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Lot 3000
PATRIOTISCHER SILBERZWEIG MIT LORBEER- UND EICHENLAUB, um 1918, Vaterländische Symbolik eines Zweiges welcher zugleich Eichenlaub und Lorbeerblätter sowie die entsprechenden Baumfrüchte trägt, im unteren Teil von einem wehenden Fahnenband umwickelt, Rückseitig im unteren Teil gestempelt „R / ARGENT / F“. HxB: 20/10 cm, Gewicht: 26g. Leichte Altersspuren. Anbei Schatulle| PATRIOTIC SILVER BRANCH WITH LAUREL AND OAK LEAVES, circa 1918, patriotic symbolism of a branch bearing oak leaves and laurel leaves as well as the corresponding tree fruits, wrapped in the lower part by a waving flag ribbon, stamped "R / ARGENT / F" on the reverse in the lower part. HxW: 20/10 cm, weight: 26g. Slight signs of age. Enclosed casket.
Lot 3530
WW1 British War Medal awarded to 28885 Pte. A. Hey R. War. R.; WWI Victory Medal awarded to 7633 Pte. E. Edwards L'Pool R.; two WWII medals; Royal Navy Temperance Society Medal; Services Rendered badge No.B55177; and Home Guard lapel badgeCondition Report:All in reasonably good condition consistent with age and use.
Lot 3541
WWI pair of medals comprising British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to 380807 Pte. W. Hayles Hamps. R.; Imperial Service Medal awarded to William Hayles; cased and boxed; WWII 1939-1945 War Medal and Defence Medal in issue box with slip; 1930s hallmarked silver football presentation fob etcCondition Report: Reasonably good condition consistent with age and use.
Lot 3556
Representative display of five WWI Campaign Stars and Medals to different recipients comprising 1914 'Mons' Star to 13800 Gnr. R. Pexman R.F.A.; 1914-15 Star to TS822 F. Bage T.R. R.N.R.; British War Medal to 90461 Dvr. A.A. Cross R.A.; Mercantile Marine Medal to Patrick J. Magrath; and Victory Medal to 2657 Cpl. W.R. Kenny Norf. Yeo.; all with ribbons (5)Condition Report:All look to be in reasonably good condition consistent with age and use.
Lot 3528
WWI group of three medals with bronze memorial plaque comprising 1914-15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to 16554 Pte. T. Andrew Linc. R. who died on 26th July 1916 whilst travelling to Vimy Ridge, polished and mounted for display in a frame; together with small archive of research material and two WWII V.E. Day Presentation Certificates from the people of Holbeach in LincolnshireCondition Report:Medals polished and ribbons look to be modern otherwise good condition.
Lot 3515
WWI pair of medals comprising British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to G/62196 Pte. H. Ferguson R. Fus. with ribbons on wearing bar; together with bronze memorial plaque to Henry Ferguson (3)Condition Report:Reasonably good condition consistent with age and use. Traces of adhesive to back of medals/
Lot 3543
WWI pair of medals comprising British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to 32682 Pte. W. Meadows W. Rid. R. in issue box; WWI pair of medals comprising 1914-15 Star and Victory Medal awarded to 3720 Pte. (later Cpl.) E. Petty W. York. R. with issue letter from Tank Corps; WWII group of five medals comprising 1939-45 War Medal, Defence Medal and 1939-45, Italy and Africa Stars; all with ribbons; and book of nineteen seaman's Certificates of Discharge to cook Charles Filburn 1893 - 1901 from various British portsCondition Report:All in reasonably good condition consistent with age and use with the exception of Petty's Victory Medal which is poor.
Lot 3225
WWI Prussian S98 bayonet with 52cm fullered steel blade dated 1906 to pipeback and marked Solingen to ricasso, regimentally stamped to cross guard 56.R.11.2. for 56 Infanterie Regiment, 11 Kompanie, Waffe 2, L65cm overall; and another in battlefield relic condition (2)Condition Report: S98 in good condition consistent with age and use but no scabbard.Relic very poor and lacking grips.
Lot 3227
WWII British marching compass, the black lacquered brass case inscribed T.G.Co.Ltd. No.B100228 (broad arrow) 1941 Mk.III; and a ship's brass cased clinometer, the silvered dial marked R(arrow)L, D9cm; in leather carrying case (2)Condition Report: Compass - usual wear to black lacquering. Traces of white paint around glass cover to dial. No carrying case.Clinometer - good condition but leather straps broken/missing to case.
Lot 354
Circle of George Richmond RA (1809-1896)Portrait of Lady Leith of Fife, Sister of Disney ThorpeIndistinctly signed and dated 1820, together with a further 19th century pencil and wateroclour study of a gentleman seated, inscribed Maoffat/ Edinburgh, a further landscape watercolour signed R E Walker, and two coloured prints after David Roberts, 24.5cm by 17.5cm and 24.5cm by 17.5cm respectively, and other sizes (5)
Lot 240
Taxidermy: A Late Victorian Cased Pair of Leucistic Ring-Necked Pheasants (Phasianus colchicus), dated 1886, by Robert Duncan, Taxidermy, Newcastle Upon Tyne, a pair of full mount adult leucistic cockbirds, each facing away from one another, mounted upon later moss and leaf covered groundwork, set against a typical wash painted interior, enclosed within a typical single-glass scumbled pine display case, 109.5cm by 25.5cm by 56cm, signed and dated in pencil to interior upper left side - "R. Duncan, 1886"Groundwork to interior added at a later date, 10/05/23
Lot 356
HPG (19th Century)"London"Initialled, inscribed London 1805 and dated December 29th 1828, a pen and ink drawing, together with a further book of sketches by the same hand depicting British and continental views, a further group of 19th century sketches by Isabella Galton of British and continental subject matter, a further predominantly 19th century sketchbook by an unknown hand, further unframed sketches and watercolours by various artists, 4 pen and ink watercolour studies by J Freeman depicting "Staithes" "Ellerbeck Fylingdales" "River Esk Whitby and "Thirn Hill Farm", a vignette-scale example in the style of the Weatherill family depicting a tall-masted ship in Whitby harbour and a watercolour "The Newforest" by HG Stormont (a collection, mostly unframed)Provenance: TB & R Jordan, Stockton-on-Tees
Lot 330
After William G R Hind (1833-1889)''Daisy / Mr William Pearce's celebrated trotting pony twelve hands high, champion of the world at her height"Coloured engraving by George Greatbach, published by Mr W Pearce, March 20 1859, together with a further coloured engraving by J Harris after Harry Hall "St Albans", published by Bally Brothers, Cornhill, December 1st 1860, 39.5cm by 52.5cm and 51cm by 61cm respectively (2)
Lot 302
Assorted Books, including: Latham (R. C. and W. Matthews, eds.), The Diary of Samuel Pepys, Bell & Hyman, 11 volumes, dust jackets; De Hamel (Christopher), Meetings with Remarkable Manuscripts, Allen Lane, 2016, dust jacket; A Picturesque History of Yorkshire; Mitford (Mary Russell), Our Village, illustrated by Hugh Thomson, Macmillan and Co., 1893; and others, including history, costume and fashion, pictorial cloth bindings, etc. (10 boxes)
Lot 75
South Sea Bubble.- Het Groote Tafereel der Dwaasheid, Vertoonende de opkomst, voortgang en ondergang der Actie, Bubbel en Windnegotie ..., first edition, title in red and black, 71 engraved plates and maps (including map of Louisiana), of which 55 folding, 3 with tears and neat repairs verso, 5 with splits to foldlines, 5 with short tears, occasional marginal spotting, 2 ff. with tiny rust-holes affecting odd letter, pencil signature to early blank, bookplates, contemporary calf, gilt lozenge to centre of boards, gilt borders with crowns at inner corners, rubbed and mottled, neat old repairs to spine extremities, bumping to corners, [Goldsmith 5879; Kress 3217], folio, [Amsterdam], 1720 *** Bookplates of R. Kirk, Greenmont and Otto Orren Fisher. First edition of "The Great Mirror of Folly", made up of "various pieces in prose and verse which together with the prints, pertain to the speculative period in Holland coincident with the 'Mississippi bubble' in France." (Kress)
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Lot 92
Shakespeare (William) Measure for Measure, or Beauty the Best Advocate, [adapted by Charles Gildon], half-title with publisher's advertisements in double column verso, contemporary ink pen trials to half-title (some trimmed), lacking final f., title little chipped, closely trimmed at head, spotted and stained, lightly browned, 20th century burgundy ?textured buckram-backed brown marbled boards, spine gilt, covers with gilt Signet arms, rubbed, [Bartlett 182; Wing S2936], small 4to, Printed for D. Brown, at the Black Swan without Temple-Bar; and R. Parker, at the Unicorn Under the Royal-Exchange, 1700. *** This first edition of Charles Gildon's adaptation is the first separate edition of the play in any form. It is rare at auction, with only two appearances since 1980. 'Davenant first combined portions of Measure for Measure and Much Ado and called the play Law against Lovers. This appeared in 1673. Gildon took from this the portions which had been taken from Measure for Measure, altered them somewhat, [and] added four musical entertainments' (Bartlett). Includes the epilogue ‘Shakespeares Ghost’.
Lot 26
Nayler (George) The Coronation of his most Sacred Majesty King George the Fourth, 42 fine hand-colour aquatint plates after Stephanoff, Chalon, Pugin, Wild and others, 3 plain plates, plate-guards, large bookplate of Sir William Stirling-Maxwell to front pastedown, contemporary half morocco with Stirling-Maxwell monogramme to upper cover, corners a spine rubbed and scuffed, g.e., [Abbey Scenery 260; Bobins II, 694; Tooley 343], large folio, R. Clay for Henry George Bohn, 1837.*** Handsome depiction of the coronation, the last coronation to hold the coronation banquet in Westminster Hall. Five parts were originally proposed, two were issued, in 1823/4 and 1827. Bohn acquired the plates and combined them with Whittaker's to produce the work of 1837 & 1839.
Lot 21
Horses.- Tacquet (Jean) Philippica ou Haras de cheuaux, engraved title (torn, repaired and laid down with some loss to margins and possibly obscuring text on verso), engraved portrait (torn at head and laid down), double- and single-page plate, large folding plate dissected with text laid down on rear endpapers and image (with repaired tear) tipped in, bookplate of Sir William Stirling to front pastedown, later vellum, yapp edges, some staining, 4to, Antwerp, R. Bruneau, 1614.*** Rare first edition of the first work on horse breeding and management of stud farms in French.
Lot 221
Astronomy.- Regiomontanus (Johannes Müller) Kalendarium, 25ff. (of 26, lacking final blank) plus 2ff. woodcut diagrams at end, printed in red and black including 30 diagrams of eclipses, woodcut initials, the 4 full-page woodcuts of astronomical instruments at end pasted together and mounted later to form 2 stiff cards, one with 2 ?later volvelles, woodcuts defective and missing portions supplied in facsimile, some lower corners of text leaves repaired, early ink annotations in red, some soiling and staining, modern buckram, 4to (199 x 138mm.), Augsburg, Erhard Ratdolt, 1499.*** The last incunable edition of Regiomontanus' Latin calendar, first published in 1474. Collates the same as the copy in the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek but the middle woodcut initial on b7r is different and the upper volvelle has a different central decoration (the latter suggesting the volvelles might both be later additions to this copy).Provenance: Gilbert R. Redgrave (1844-1941, bibliographer and co-editor of STC, bookplate and his extensive notes on endpapers regarding this and other editions.Literature: Goff R100; Hain 13783*; BMC II 389; ISTC ir00100000.
Lot 170
A Traditional Style Turquoise Set Bear Paw Ring Stamped "R" "STERLING"; together with a small collection of stone set jewellery, including a traditional style butterfly ring stamped "STERLING", an abalone peacock brooch stamped "STG", traditional style drop earrings (indistinctly stamped on the back), and a further heart-shaped aurora borealis necklace and earring set stamped "925".
Lot 490
A Victorian Scottish dress dirk, of conventional form with electroplate mounts and facet-cut citrine-coloured stones set into the pommel of the dirk, by knife and fork, the Celtic interlace carved wooden grip bearing a white metal plaque engraved "W R Kinnear, Arbroath", blade 24 cm, 46 cm overall in scabbard
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