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Lot 115
Bill Graham presents Jefferson Airplane / James Cotton Chicago Blues Band / Moby Grape, on 25th, 26th & 27th November at Fillmore Auditorium, music / concert poster, 1st printing, circa 1966, artwork by Wes Wilson, '39' below 'r' in Fillmore, printing by West Coast Lithograph Co SF, framed56 x 34cm
Lot 229
A WW2 and later group of five medals awarded to 7259174 R V Perrett RAMC: George VI General Service Medal (Palestine 1945-48 bars), 1939-45 and France and Germany Stars, Defence Medal and War Medal, two certificates of Service, Soldier's Release Book, birth and death certificates and other ephemera etc.
Lot 230
A group of four WW2 medals awarded to 1169232 F/Sgt R Davey: 1939-45 and Burma Stars, Defence and War Medals, also F.Sgt Davey's tin trunk with pin-ups pasted inside the lid and containing his RAF uniform, photographs, News Chronicle dated April 28 1945, letters, other ephemera and various personal belongings.
Lot 186
A Silver Presentation Salver, having a shell and laurel edge, on ball and claw feet, inscription reads "Presented to Dr and Mrs R D Moore on the occasion of their silver wedding by the members of the Churchdown and District, United Services Club, dated 1896-1921." Sheffield hallmark, dated 1906 mm W.F, approx 38 cms, approx 1400 gms
Lot 499
AN 18th CENTURY OAK CASED LONGCASE CLOCK, R. SHERRATT, TITLEY (C.1720-1730), the 12" brass dial with chapter ring and Roman numerals, with scroll cast brass spandrels and date aperture, the eight day movement striking on a bell in a later case circa 1780, the hood with a moulded cornice and Greek Key beading over a blind carved frieze above a glazed window flanked by tapering fluted columns with gilt brass Corinthian caps, the trunk with a shaped panel door flanked by fluted quarter columns with similar terminals raised on a moulded plinth base and bracket feet. 2.05m by 0.59m by 0.31m
Lot 222
A BRITISH 'BEST' BODY SHIELD, CIRCA 1914-18 of 'poncho-like' form, consisting of a front section of five horizontal plates, the lowest of which has a rounded bottom end, and a slightly shorter rear one of four plates, the lowest of which has a straight bottom edge, each sewn into a heavy khaki-coloured canvas garment constructed in such a way as to allow it to be folded concertina-fashion into the space of only a single plate, the two sections connected to one another over the shoulders by broad canvas straps and at the waist by a pair of narrower canvas straps that issue from the rear section and are buckled to one another at the front, the lower edge of the rear section inscribed THE "BEST" BODY SHIELD, and the buckle of its left strap bearing a label of the Leicester Museums, recording it as their accession no. 25/R/1969 and stating that it was worn by a Leicester man in the First World War (showing some tears, patching and staining) For a discussion of the 'Best' Body Shield, see Dean 1920, of which of which pp. 119-290, fig. 77.
Lot 227
**AN ITALIAN GLAIVE (FAUCHARD), PROBABLY LATE 16TH CENTURY with curved flat knife-like blade formed with a low lobe on the back edge, slender crescentic rear spike, a pair of basal lugs, moulded at the base, tapering socket, and a pair of straps, on a wooden haft 87.5 cm; 34 ½ in head Provenance Albert R. Louis, sold, American Art Association, New York, 25 February 1927, lot 62 ($50) JWHA Inv. No. 110
Lot 569
ROBERTS, Emma, Hindostan Its Landscape, Palaces, Temples, Tombs. The Shores of The Red Sea. and The Sublime and Romantic Scenery of The Himalaya Mountains. Fisher & son. (1845) vol. 1 only. lge. 4to. Frontis. and ffep det. upr bd. det. Tog.wtih TOPFFER, R. Voyages en Zigzag. Ou Excursions d'un Pensionnat en Vacances , Paris. 1844. 4to. full cf. worn. Plus 3 others. 5
Lot 623
PRITCHETT, R.T. Pen and Pencil Sketches of Shipping and Craft all round the world. Arnold, 1899. 8vo. 1/4 vellum glt. cl. Tog.with COLES, R. Adlard, Close Hauled, Seeley, 1926. in d/w. Plus DERBY.W.L.A. The Tall Ships Pass, Cape, 1937. 1st edn. 4to. cl. bd. plus other nautical interest. c 30
Lot 628
THE WORLD'S First Television Journal. Television. A Monthly Magazine Vol. 1 No. 1 London, 1828. Tog.with COURSEY, Philip R. Telephony without wires. London, 1919. Illus. 414pp. 8vo. orig. cl. Plus DINSDALE, A. First Principles of Television. London, 1932. 241pp. 8vo. cl. bd. plus 2 others. 5
Lot 200
Cigarette Cards, Birds, parts sets, Copes Pigeons (9/25)(gd), Imperial Tobacco of Canada Game Birds (27/30 fair some side damage), Players Aviary & Cage Birds (48 cards some duplication gd), Players Nature Series (72 cards, many duplicated), R J Leas English Birds (glossy(20/25) and English Birds (matt 10/25), Cavenders Foreign Birds (15/25) and Abdulla Feathered Friends (39 cards some duplicated) (all cards gen gd)
Lot 287
Cigarette Cards, Mixture, a collection of complete sets comprising of Osborne Tobacco Modern Aircraft (brown front vg), Richard Lloyd Old Inns (vg), Lambert & Butler Third Rhodesian Series ((vg), Pirates & Highwaymen (vg) and London Characters (vg), R Hill Historic Places from Dickens (gd), Cavanders Ancient Chinese (vg), Chings Do You Know (vg), Morris Monthly Horoscopes (gd), Carroll Birds (gd), Player's Grandee Sets, Britain's Wild Flowers, British Bird Collection and Top Dogs, (all vg) and Westminster South Africa 2nd Series, New Zealand 1st Series, Indian Empire 1st and 2nd series and Australia 1st series (all vg)(18)
Lot 228
A quantity of South African treen items carved with animals to include a Pestle & Mortar, 4 goblets, and coaster set together with a Balinese carving.12xC Brandauer & Co.Ltd ‘Clan Glengarry’ nibs, boxed; D. Leonardt & Co original ball pointed pens No. 521, grey, unopened box; R. Esterbrook & Co. 314 relief nibs (box only); Superior J pen Nibs – The raven Pen (box only); C. Brandauer & Co. Ltd circular pointed pens – Times Pen No. 531 (box only).
Lot 539
‡PHILIP WILSON STEER, NEAC (1860-1942) The Severn Valley signed and dated ‘P.W. Steer 1925’ (lower right) watercolour 9 x 13in (22.8 x 33.1cm) Exhibited: National Gallery, Millbank , London 1929 ’Exhibition of Works of P. Wilson Steer’ Provenance: William R. Douglas Sold with a further watercolour by Wilson Steer which depicts ‘Clouds over a Coastal Landscape’; two (2)
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