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Click here to subscribeGLENMORANGIE EXREMELY RARE Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky '18 Years old' Region: Ross-Shire, Schottland, 43% Vol., 700 ml, Füllstand in Flaschenschulter. VERSANDBESCHRÄNKUNGEN AUSSERHALB DER EU!| GLENMORANGIE EXREMELY RARE Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky '18 Years old', region: Ross-Shire, Scotland, 43% Vol., 700 ml, level in the shoulder. SHIPPING RESTRICTIONS OUTSIDE THE EU!
ROYAL LOCHNAGAR 1974 30 YEAR OLD RARE MALTS HIGHLAND SINGLE MALT Distilled: 1974Bottled: 04/2004Bottle Number: 090156.2% ABV / 70cl Royal Lochnagar Distillery sits at the foot of the Cairngorm mountains and is fed by the crystal clear water of the Scarnock springs. Originally called Lochnagar, it was renamed following the royal visit by Queen Victoria, who was quite a fan. The distillery reguarly resupplied the nearby Balmoral Castle which is situated just one mile away. Please see additional pictures
CLYNELISH 1983 23 YEAR OLD DOUGLAS LAING OLD & RARE HIGHLAND SINGLE MALT Distilled: 1983Bottled: 20061 of 254 bottles55.3% ABV / 70cl Built in the late 1960s, as a replacement for the distillery we now refer to as Brora, Clynelish has produced whisky for the Johnnie Walker range of blends ever since. Capable of producing nearly 5 million litres of spirit annually, it is one of Scotland’s larger malt distilleries. But despite this, it isn’t exactly a household name, with a relatively small percentage of its output appearing in single malt form. Its core range begins and ends with a 14-Year-Old, occasionally supplemented with a few limited releases and a sporadically bottled double matured Distillers Edition. Thankfully, fans of the Highland distillery’s signature waxy style can experience a broader selection in the form of independent releases. Please see additional pictures
BEN NEVIS 1964 40 YEAR OLD DOUGLAS LAING OLD & RARE HIGHLAND SINGLE MALT Distilled: 1964Bottled: 2005Matured in a sherry cask.1 of 295 bottles45.7% ABV / 70cl Ben Nevis distillery, located at the foot of the UK’s highest mountain of the same name, was responsible for producing one of the most successful blended whiskies of the late 19th Century. Named after “Long” John MacDonald, who was the first to acquire a licence for the distillery, the Long John brand was so popular that a second distillery was built next door just to keep up with demand (and, no… before you ask, we don’t know what Mr MacDonald’s “Long” moniker referred to, or if it was self-appointed). Sadly, these good fortunes didn’t continue, and by 1908 the second distillery ceased production, instead being utilised as a bonded warehouse. Today Ben Nevis is owned by Japanese whisky giants, Nikka, with some of its output being used in their blended “Japanese” whiskies. Its popularity as a single malt has also grown thanks to many favourable reviews. Please see additional pictures
TEANINICH 1972 23 YEAR OLD RARE MALTS 75CL HIGHLAND SINGLE MALT Distilled: 1972Bottle Number: 097664.95% ABV / 75cl For a distillery capable of churning out over ten million litres of spirit in a single year, you might expect the highland distillery of Teaninich to be more of a household name than it actually is. The reason for its borderline anonymity is simply because most of the distillery’s output is earmarked for (parent company) Diageo’s various blends. Official single malt releases are limited to a 12 Year Old that forms part of the Flora & Fauna range, and the occasional limited edition. Even independent bottlings are thin on the ground, so they’re worth snapping up wherever you find them.
GLEN KEITH 1971 35 YEAR OLD DOUGLAS LAING OLD & RARE SPEYSIDE SINGLE MALT Distilled: 12/1971Bottled: 05/2007Finished in a rum cask.1 of 182 bottles52.6% ABV / 70cl Built by Seagram in the late 1950s, Glen Keith provided malt whisky for the Chivas, Passport and 100 Pipers blends until it was eventually mothballed in 1999. By 2001, the company was acquired by French conglomerate Pernod-Ricard, who refurbished the distillery and pressed it back into service in 2013. In addition to providing blending stock, the distillery is home to the Chivas Brothers lab, who’s experiments have included the production of a heavily peated spirit known as Glenisla. Official releases from Glen Keith are extremely thin on the ground, so the best plan for those keen to sample the seldom seen single malt is to hunt down some of the excellent indie releases.
MACALLAN 1978 28 YEAR OLD DOUGLAS LAING OLD & RARE SPEYSIDE SINGLE MALT Distilled: 10/1978Bottled: 09/2007Finished in a Bourbon Barrel1 of 219 bottles52% ABV / 70cl There are few distilleries in the world quite so revered as Macallan. Nestled in the heart of the Speyside region, the rich spirit that runs from their “curiously small stills”, and their penchant for Spanish Sherry casks have proven to be a match made in Heaven, delighting the tastebuds of whisky connoisseurs around the globe. With demand far outstripping supply, they embarked upon one of the most ambitious distillery upgrades of all time, investing £140 million in an ultra-modern still house and visitor centre that seamlessly blends with the surrounding landscape, and is home to a whopping 36 stills capable of churning out around 15 million litres of spirit every year. Even so, getting your hands on a bottle can still be tricky, with new releases selling out as soon as they hit the shelves, and older examples regularly setting records at auction.
PORT ELLEN 1979 28 YEAR OLD DOUGLAS LAING OLD & RARE ISLAY SINGLE MALT Distilled: 12/1979Bottled: 08/20081 of 266 bottles53.9% ABV / 70cl Despite having closed in 1983, Port Ellen is still one of Islay’s best-known distilleries. Relatively unknown while in operation, its reputation since closing has blossomed, with expressions commanding hefty hammer prices at auction. In 2017 owner Diageo announced plans to revive the distillery, undertaking painstaking work to recreate the distillery as accurately as possible, even employing former Port Ellen employees to assist in the project.
MACALLAN 1989 21 YEAR OLD DOUGLAS LAING OLD & RARE SPEYSIDE SINGLE MALT Distilled: 03/1989Bottled: 09/20101 of 245 bottles52% ABV / 70cl There are few distilleries in the world quite so revered as Macallan. Nestled in the heart of the Speyside region, the rich spirit that runs from their “curiously small stills”, and their penchant for Spanish Sherry casks have proven to be a match made in Heaven, delighting the tastebuds of whisky connoisseurs around the globe. With demand far outstripping supply, they embarked upon one of the most ambitious distillery upgrades of all time, investing £140 million in an ultra-modern still house and visitor centre that seamlessly blends with the surrounding landscape, and is home to a whopping 36 stills capable of churning out around 15 million litres of spirit every year. Even so, getting your hands on a bottle can still be tricky, with new releases selling out as soon as they hit the shelves, and older examples regularly setting records at auction. Please see additional pictures
CAOL ILA 1975 20 YEAR OLD RARE MALTS 75CL ISLAY SINGLE MALT Bottle Number: 106961.12% ABV / 75cl Caol Ila might not be the prettiest distillery on Islay, but the spectacular view it enjoys, across the water to the neighbouring island of Jura, more than makes up for it. The distillery itself is an absolute monster, producing more litres of spirit per year than Lagavulin, Ardbeg, and Laphroaig combined! A good chunk of its staggering output winds up in Johnnie Walker, but there’s still plenty left to be bottled as single malt, in both peated and un-peated guises.
GLENLIVET RARE CASK SMALL BATCH 1L SPEYSIDE SINGLE MALT Batch #9378/01240% ABV / 1L One of the very first distilleries in Scotland to be granted an official licence, after the passing of the licencing act in 1823, Glenlivet distillery has become synonymous with Speyside whisky. So much so, that at one point 28 other distilleries in the area adopted “Glenlivet” as a suffix to their own brand in order to piggyback on the reputation Glenlivet had built for itself. Although that practise has fallen by the wayside in recent years some independent bottlers still use it.The Glenlivet brand is now one of the most recognisable in the world, and despite the distillery undergoing an expansion and upgrade (beginning) in 2010, their iconic 12-Year-Old expression still had to be discontinued for a few years before production was able to catch up with demand.
ROYAL LOCHNAGAR 1972 24 YEAR OLD RARE MALTS 75CL HIGHLAND SINGLE MALT Distilled: 1972Bottled: 09/1997Bottle Number: 406955.7% ABV / 75cl Royal Lochnagar Distillery sits at the foot of the Cairngorm mountains and is fed by the crystal clear water of the Scarnock springs.Originally called Lochnagar, it was renamed following the royal visit by Queen Victoria, who was quite a fan. The distillery reguarly resupplied the nearby Balmoral Castle which is situated just one mile away.
CAOL ILA 1975 20 YEAR OLD RARE MALTS 75CL ISLAY SINGLE MALT Distilled: 1975Bottle Number: 002661.12% ABV / 75cl Caol Ila might not be the prettiest distillery on Islay, but the spectacular view it enjoys, across the water to the neighbouring island of Jura, more than makes up for it. The distillery itself is an absolute monster, producing more litres of spirit per year than Lagavulin, Ardbeg, and Laphroaig combined! A good chunk of its staggering output winds up in Johnnie Walker, but there’s still plenty left to be bottled as single malt, in both peated and un-peated guises. There is some damage to the capsule, however, it remains partially intact and the stopper could not be removed without causing further damage. Please see additional photograph.
CLYNELISH 1972 23 YEAR OLD RARE MALTS 75CL HIGHLAND SINGLE MALT Distilled: 1972Bottle Number: 107757% ABV / 75cl Built in the late 1960s, as a replacement for the distillery we now refer to as Brora, Clynelish has produced whisky for the Johnnie Walker range of blends ever since. Capable of producing nearly 5 million litres of spirit annually, it is one of Scotland’s larger malt distilleries. But despite this, it isn’t exactly a household name, with a relatively small percentage of its output appearing in single malt form. Its core range begins and ends with a 14-Year-Old, occasionally supplemented with a few limited releases and a sporadically bottled double matured Distillers Edition. Thankfully, fans of the Highland distillery’s signature waxy style can experience a broader selection in the form of independent releases.
THE EXCLUSIVE COLLECTION 5 SCOTCH WHISKY MINIATURES AND POKER SET INCLUDING KNOCKANDO 1977 5CL J&B Rare 43% ABV / 5clJ&B Reserve 43% ABV / 5clDunhill 43% ABV / 5clKnockando 1977 43% ABV / 5clSingleton of Auchroisk 43% ABV / 5cl2 packs of playing cards, chips and poker dice Knockando and J&B reserve miniatures have very low fill levels.
Horns/Skulls: A Rare Sri Lankan Wild Water Buffalo Skull (Bubalus arnee migona), dated 1902, Welligatta, Ceylon, a set of adult bull horns on upper skull, widest span 92cm, right horn 76cm, left horn 75.5cm, tip to tip 64.5cm, mounted upon a shaped oak shield, painted legend to skull centre - "Ceylon, Welligatta, 10. November. 1902, Frhr. Friedr. von Cotta".
Taxidermy: A Victorian Cased Woodcock & Common Snipe (Scolopax rusticola / Gallinago gallinago), by William Hart & Son, Naturalists & Furriers, Christchurch, a good-quality full mount adult Woodcock and Snipe stood facing each other, mounted upon sanded groundwork, amidst natural dry grasses, set against a wash painted interior, enclosed within a period ebonised single-glass display case, 48cm by 15.5cm by 27.5cm, bearing taxidermist's small oval paper trade label to verso. William Hart was a Christchurch taxidermist who became interested in natural history as a boy and passed on his skills, and later his business 'William Hart & Son, Preservers of Birds and Beasts', to his son, Edward. Edward Hart built a large collection of mounted birds, which he initially exhibited in his own small museum. Hart's Museum received many visitors, including Sir Robert and Lady Baden-Powell in March 1914. The building was described as 'warm, well-lit and very clean, the ideal of a private museum, every part of which is crowded with rare and beautiful birds.' A chart drawn up by Edward Hart for Bournemouth Corporation gave some indication of the space taken up by the cases. The total length of the bird cases was 270 feet (82 metres) with a height of 10 feet (3 metres). In addition the mammal cases extended another 30 feet (9 metres). By 1903, Hart sought an established museum to purchase the collection in order to maintain and exhibit it in perpetuity; however, no buyers came forward. In 1924, the collection was sold to John Hall, an industrialist and keen ornithologist who displayed it in a purpose built gallery in his home, Broughton Hall in Staffordshire.
Taxidermy: A Rare Grevy's Zebra Skin (Equus grevyi), dated 1975, Kenya, by Rowland Ward Ltd, Crawley Road, Wood Green, London, a large high quality flat skin, with outstretched foreshortened limbs, flat head, mounted upon traditional felt backing material with scalloped border, 310cm long, 198cm across forelimbs, 204cm across rear limbs, taxidermist's silk trade label to versoCITES Annex A, Appendix IWith CITES Article 10 (non-transferable) licence no.23GBA10MEKU3YThis specimen would require a re-export licence to export from the UK, an import permit would be required into your chosen country, this is the responsibility of the buyer alone, Tennants Auctioneers do not offer any onward re-export or import licences.
Taxidermy: A Cased European Badger (Meles meles), by W.C. Shelbrooke, Taxidermist, 65 Friar's Street, Bridgnorth, Shropshire, a high-quality full mount adult with head turning very slightly to the right, stood upon painted simulated soil groundwork, amidst grasses and ferns, set against a watercolour painted woodland scene back drop, enclosed within an ebonised oak framed three-glass display case, 98.5cm by 33cm by 54.5cm, rare to find taxidermist's full paper trade label to verso. W. C. Shelbrooke was previously employed by Peter Spicer & Sons, Leamington, hence the similarity within the case composition and good-quality painted back drop.
Taxidermy: An Unusual and Rare Pied Woodcock (Scolopax), dated 2006, Great Yarmouth, a full mount unusual and rare pied Woodcock, stood upoon painted simulated groundwork, amidst a natural setting of ferns, grasses and fauna, enclosed within a modern five-glass wooden framed table display case, 35.5cm by 18.5cm by 39.5cmcased by Barry Williams, Cannock, Staffordshire.
Natural History: A Set of Gun Metal Mounted Horse Hoof Letter Scales, dated 1928, by Rowland Ward Ltd, 167 Piccadilly, London, an interesting and rare set of letter scales, mounted upon a single horse hoof, including three small weights, with gun metal applied mounts, commemorating "Bumby, aged 24, 1928", Rowland Ward stamp to underside of hoof, width 21cm, overall height 15.5cm
Taxidermy: African Leopard Cub Skin Rug (Panthera pardus), circa 1912-1913, British East Africa, by Edward Gerrard & Sons, Taxidermists & Osteologists, 61 College Place, Camden Town, London, a superb unusual and rare cub skin rug with open-mouthed head mount, glass eyes, relaxed ears, with limbs outstretched, backed on to original tired waxed cotton material, 142cm long nose to tail, 92cm wide across forelimbs, 85cm across the rear limbs, bearing original taxidermist's silk trade label to underside. Taken by Frederick Biscoe Oldfield (1871-1940), Frederick Biscoe Oldfield was educated at Haileybury and New College Oxford, and admitted at the age of 19 to inner Temple. He became a member of the South Eastern Circuit as a barrister-at-law in 1896. He was a Freemason, a JP, County Councillor for Hampshire and County Councillor for Hackney. He served in the Boer War, and in WW1 as a major in the 7th Battalion Royal Fusiliers City of London Regiment in 1900 aged 29. He retained the rank of Major on resigning his commission at the end of the war. His biggest passion was hunting Big Game, very fashionable at that time, going on safari in 1912-1913 was the first of many, at the age of 41, being a keen photographer he kept record of all his "kills", please see various accompanying copies of images taken on safari and within the family home at Long Hyde, Evesham, 1917.Backing material in poor condition, in need of repair or replacement, trade label just legible, 14/09/23
A VINTAGE VACHERON CONSTANTIN 43031 PERPETUAL CALENDAR WRIST WATCH. THE MOVEMENT AUTOMATIC CALIBER 1120, VERY RARE BRUSHED SILVERED DIAL, CASE DIAMETER 36mm, CASE MATERIAL 18ct GOLD. LATER FITTED WITH A DUNHILL BLACK LEATHER STRAP, THE BUCKLE STAMPED 750 FOR 18ct YELLOW GOLD. COMPLETE WITH LEATHER TRAVEL POUCH, ORIGINAL CATALOGUE AT TIME OF PURCHASE DIRECT FROM SWITZERLAND. RUNS AND KEEPS TIME FOR THE HOUR TESTED. NO GUARANTEE. ONE OWNER FROM NEW.
Station with centre entrance, covered area at each end, red brickwork, removable roof enabling candles to be fitted inside building, Telegraph pole with rows of insulators, for insertion on roof, some marks overall but most noticeable on base, vendor advises Carrette circa 1910, size 38 x 16 x 28 cms. Railings complete & unbroken. A very rare object. Appears to be complete. 0-gauge.
A collection of unusual and scarce vintage lead figures to include a Pixyland Kew peacock, a Jo Hill co Gazebo, a Charbens dog with duck, a lead diver (repainted), a very rare German Heyde boy warrior, a Super Rocket Bomb, various lead zoo and circus and other mixed figures and accessories, approx 50 items
Gerry Anderson - Very large collection of rare original photographs from Thunderbirds and other related items. To include a range of various photos from Jeff Tracy, Thunderbird 2, Stingray, UFO and Movie sets. From the David Knightingale archive. Assistant director and is a British actor who played the voice of Chick King in the British science fiction television series.
Marvel Comics: 7 Rare and hard to find Captain Marvel and The Mighty Thor issues from one of Marvels most popular & sought-after eras of publishing featuring early character appearances, minor Keys issues, sought-after covers and more. Mostly Mid-grade.Featuring Captain Marvel Nos. 1 (1st issue) & 11 (1st Captain Marvel New powers) (1968), The Mighty Thor Nos. 139 (1st Lady Sif cover appearance), 170 (2nd appearance of Thermalman), 186 (2nd Hela Cover appearance), 411 (cameo of the New Warriors + Night Thrasher & Marvel Boy appearances), 412 (1st appearance of the New Warriors). All Cents issues.Condition Report: Mostly Mid-grade. All copies complete and unrestored.
Marvel / Independent Comics: Mixed titles a group of 127 issues, mostly mid grade (1968 - 1992). Silver, Bronze and Modern age. Includes the Mighty Thor, The New Mutants, The Silver Surfer, Spider-Man, Star Wars, X-Factor and much more. Includes x6 oversize Magazine-size issues including the rare and hard to find League of Monsters 1 (1975) Curtis Publishing with Neal Adams cover.(127)Condition Report: Mostly mid-grade. Some items have shop price stickers. Predominantly reader Copies.
DC Comics Archive Editions, a group of fifteen first edition hardback graphic novels within dust-jackets - includes, Superman Vol. 1, 1989; All Star Comics, 1991; The Enemy Ace, Vol. 1, 2002; and twelve other titles in the series, each within sealed wrappers as issued, includes, Batman, Vols. 1-4; The Dark Knight, Vol. 2; Justice League of America, Vol. 2; The Golden Age Green Lantern, Vol. 1; Blackhawk, Vol. 1; The Atom, Vol. 1; Sgt. Rock, Vol. 1; The Hawkman, Vol. 1; and Worlds Finest Comics, Vol. 1. The Archive Editions reprint runs of early, often rare comic book series, titles and stories which ran from 1989-2014, 8vo. (15) Condition Report: the books all near fine conditions.some dust soiling to top edges of protective wrapping.
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