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Lot 81
MORRISSEY/VINCE EAGER - GLAMOROUS GLUE C/W THE WORLD'S LONELIEST MAN 7" PROMO (SS 2242). Super rare 2011 promo split release from Morrissey and Vince Eager (Stateside SS 2242). The record is in top Ex+ condition showing few markings indicating that the record may not have been played. Complete with original company sleeve which is in Ex+ or 'as new' condition.
Lot 48
LOCOMOTIVE - WE ARE EVERYTHING YOU SEE (ORIGINAL UK PRESSING LP - PARLOPHONE PCS 7093). The rare original UK February 1970 LP from Norman Haines and company's We Are Everything You See (PCS 7093). With 'Factory Sample Not For Sale' original sticker on side 2 label. The record is in exceptional Ex+ or archive quality condition with an extremely faint and wispy marking running with the groove on track B2. The sleeve is in very clean Ex+ condition with a little wear along the edges of the rear flipback design. Complete with Ex condition original company inner.
Lot 65
THE OPEN MIND - S/T (UK ORIGINAL PRESSING LP - PHILIPS SBL 7893). A terrific copy of the not only extremely rare, but mind blowing 1969 LP from The Open Mind (SBL 7893). The record is in exceedingly well presented Ex+ condition with only a couple of extremely hard to spot, light, faint and wispy markings that are perhaps 'more' noted on side 1 (this is being extremely pernickety). The fully laminated sleeve is in very neat Ex condition with a little 'bubbling' to said laminate on the front left hand side. A top example.
Lot 130
George III’s Recovery from Ill Health: a good and rare pearlware vase the baluster shaped body of acanthus leaf form on a waisted foot and rectangular base with re-entrant corners moulded with a half -length profile of the King and on the reverse a profile of King Lear depicted as Uranus with foliage in his hair, decorated in underglaze blue, brown, green and black, circa 1789, 219mm high Illustrated (commemorative commemorate) *On 15th March 1789 a service of thanksgiving was held at St Paul’s Cathedral for King’s recovery for which a number of commemoratives were produced. Most unusually this piece alludes to the King’s madness with the depiction of Shakespeare’s King Lear (who similarly went mad when disposing of his kingdom to two of his three daughters). Most likely and in the absence of any true likeness, Lear is depicted as the mythological Greek God Uranus (the planet having been discovered in 1781 by the astronomer William Hershell (for which he was appointed Court Astronomer by George III). David Garrick had played Lear (depicted with foliage on his head) in his 1756 production. Following the King’s first bout of madness there were no further meaningful productions of the play. Indeed between 1810 and 1820, when the King again lapsed into periods of insanity, the authorities banned any production of the play.
Lot 81
Napoleon Bonaparte: a rare folding hand coloured map of ‘The Island & Fort of St Helena’ by Lieut R.P. Read engraved by R Kirkwood and published in October 1815 by Burgis & Barfoot detailing the names and places of residence, bearing facsimile signatures of Napoleon when First Consul and when Emperor, the reverse affixed with a printed descriptive text, contained in a later paper slip inscribed in ink with information regarding this 1815 edition of the map also describing the residence of Napoleon, together with the original slip case in card, 459 x 593mm Illustrated (commemorative commemorate)
Lot 46
1854 Crimea: a rare pottery supper or smokers set comprising a comport printed with amusing scenes of marriage, the waisted pot with a scene of sailors entitled ‘Heart of Oak and Liberty’ and a battle scene entitled ‘Sir Geo Brown at the Battle of Inkerman, the spittoon lid and a taper holder, the pot 121mm high, restored (4) (commemorative commemorate)
Lot 20
A pair of North British Railway salt glazed earthenware items consisting of a small finger bowl face marked property of N.B.Rly Co base marked J. Donald & Co Edinburgh, measures 3.25in diameter, and a small cream jug face marked THE NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY COMPANY (Coa) REFRESHMENT ROOMS also base marked J. Donald & Co Edinburgh, stands 2.75in tall. Both items are in virtually mint condition and are certainly rare survivors.
Lot 234
Hull & Barnsley and West Riding Joint Railway 12in dial mahogany cased railway clock with a chain driven English fusee movement. The original dial has some light restoration and is lettered H.B. & W.R.JN RY 3 BARNBY & RUST HULL. The case is in original condition and retains its cast brass bezel. A rare clock in working condition complete with pendulum and key.
Lot 262
Diesel Worksplate METROPOLITAN VICKERS ELECTRICAL CO LTD MANCHESTER ENGLAND 1004 SERIAL NUMBER OF LOCOMOTIVE. Ex BR class 28 D5711. Rectangular stainless steel measuring 5in x 1.75in, these worksplates were fitted inside the cab and the makers plates with no works numbers were fitted outside, a rare item from a small class of 20.
Lot 416
Vale Of Clwyd Railway nickel cased pocket watch with fully signed English fusee movement by DAVID GRIFFITH DENBIGH number 3309, key wound and key set. The dial is in excellent condition and enamelled VCR in English Gothic script. The rear of the case is engraved L&NWR A97 and also very faintly VCR. A rare watch from a very small company that was amalgamated into the LNWR in 1867. In working condition complete with key.
Lot 433
Worksplate MONTREAL LOCOMOTIVE WORKS LIMITED T1b 69116 NOV 1938 ex Canadian Pacific Class T1b 2-10-4 loco No 5926, the class were known as Selkirks being so named after the Selkirk range of mountains that they crossed, the (railway) summit of which was located just inside the western portal of the Connaught Tunnel beneath Rogers Pass. They were the largest and most powerful non-articulated locomotives in the British Empire. Rectangular cast aluminium in as removed condition, a rare plate.
Lot 524
Poster GREAT CENTRAL RAILWAY ORIENT - ROYAL MAIL LINE TO AUSTRALIA. Double Royal 25in x 40in. Shows a view of the Royal Mail liner Ophir. The poster has been laminated to board and is in an original oak frame. In fair condition with some pin holes but a rare poster that hasn't appeared at auction before.
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