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Lot 709

Sir Keith Park AOC 11f Group RAF Uxbridge during WW2 Battle of Britain signed rare RAF Uxbridge Spitfire Cover. Flown by Spitfire PM631. Air Chief Marshal Sir Keith Rodney Park, GCB, KBE, MC & Bar, DFC (15 June 1892 - 6 February 1975) was a New Zealand soldier, First World War flying ace and Second World War Royal Air Force commander. He was in operational command during two of the most significant air battles in the European theatre in the Second World War, helping to win the Battle of Britain and the Battle of Malta. In Germany, he was supposedly known as the Defender of London. Good condition. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, Overseas from £6.95.

Lot 736

Joan Collins And Julia McKenzie Rare signed 10 x 8 colour photo. Nice photo of them both from the Agatha Christie Miss Marple episode They Do It With Mirrors. Good condition. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, Overseas from £6.95.

Lot 852

Group Captain Bill Randle DFM Rare 1 of 4 only RAF Escapers Society commemorative FDC in recognition of the Comete Line signed by successful evader Group Captain Bill Randle DFM AFC RAF. Obituary included. Good condition. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, Overseas from £6.95.

Lot 202

A rare 17th / 18thC German lead snuff box/case, the lid in moulded relief with a boar above a lion, cross swords and axe within a beaded and studded border; the underside in relief with a long sword, the interior mould in relief with knight in chain mail with pike, and the base having a lattice work design and central indistinct script

Lot 179

Tribal Art Rare Fijian War Club 'Buli' 'Buli' with expanded head regularly carved with raised studs 19th Century or earlier has . Feast kill marks measures approx 41 Inches long

Lot 209

SPOT ON U/B RARE 1:42 MULLINER LUXURY COACH, LIGHT BLUE WITH RED STRIPE

Lot 295

MAMOD STEAM LORRY SW1B IN RARE BLACK LIVERY, BOXED & REF C123 NOT STEAM TESTED

Lot 7

ENAMEL ADVERTISING SIGN, VERY RARE LORECO GAS ETHYL GASOLINE, DOUBLE SIDED

Lot 294

MAMOD STEAM ENGINE SHOWMAN'S IN RARE RED/ BLUE LIVERY IN BOXED CONDITION, BOXED NOT STEAM TESTED

Lot 234

Clnl Francis C A Cammaerts DSO Creator of SOE Jockey Circuit signed Operation Overlord JS50/44/4A cover. Also FDC for D-Day issue with rare BFPS postmark. Good condition. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, Overseas from £6.95.

Lot 539A

Cigarette cards - two sets of thirty Twinings Rare Stamps

Lot 143

An 18th century Caughley spoon tray with rare impressed Salopian mark to base, a sparrow beak jug unmarked and a Worcester slop bowl with crescent mark and nasty crack - all in the Fisherman and Cormorant pattern,

Lot 320

A RARE AND UNUSUAL INDIAN 21CT GOLD, DIAMOND AND ENAMEL REVERSIBLE BRACELET Having over one hundred old cut diamonds in a floral setting, the reverse highlighted in red, green and white enamel.

Lot 233

A LARGE AND RARE VICTORIAN SALT GLAZE POTTERY TYG Mounted with three handles moulded as greyhounds, the panels applied with a decoration of monkeys in period dress playing cards, drinking from flagons and smoking clay pipes, with an additional panel of an 18th Century style gentleman pouring beer from a flagon. (h 17cm)

Lot 196

A RARE AND IMPRESSIVE 19TH CENTURY INDIAN YELLOW METAL AND RUBY NECKLACE having a single row of graduating round cut rubies collet set, with a flowerhead cluster drop having an oval cut ruby surrounded by a row of round cut rubies, reverse having an embossed design of an exotic bird, retaining original velvet lined wooden box (tests as high carat). (largest round cut ruby approx 1.75ct/8mm) (graduating to approx 0.54ct/5mm) (oval ruby approx 4ct/12mm x 11mm) (overall l 36cm) N.B. the pendant drop has mounts for the attachment of pearl drops

Lot 352

A RARE 18TH CENTURY BURR ELM CHEST ON CHEST With cushion cornice above an arrangement of four short and five long drawers fitted with brass handles and escutcheons, raised on bracket feet. (w 104cm x h 154cm x d 61cm)

Lot 291

A RARE AND UNUSUAL PAIR OF SILVER AND ENAMEL PROPELLING PENCILS Formed as Egyptian Pharaohs with blue, red and green hieroglyphs. (l 4.5cm)

Lot 349

A RARE AND UNUSUAL 18TH CENTURY POURED WAX DOLL Relief moulded hair and dark glass eyes, wearing a crewel work bodice finely embroidered with floral decoration, highlighted with gilt wire work laid on fine satin, with matching waistband and shoes and wearing a yellow silk underskirt, together with a Christening gown and crochet collar, held in red satin lined and carved wooden presentation box. (l 46cm)

Lot 240

A RARE ANTIQUE LEATHER BOTTLE CORKERS SLEEVE.

Lot 555

TWO 20TH CENTURY AFRICAN SILVER FIGURES To include a rare and unusual articulated figure of Nelson Mandela, modelled in a quizzical pose, together with a model of a giraffe, each piece marked '.925'.

Lot 60

Mathaus HeilmannMainz, Germany No 194 c1785A rare early grand pianoforte in a fielded panelled walnut case raised on four slender square tapered legs; Length 213cm, Width 95cm, Depth of case 24cm, Height 70cm. The sycamore nameboard bearing a large paper label with the inscription Mathaeus Heilmann Hof-Orgel und Instrumenten Macher in Mainz No 194. Compass 5 octaves FF to f3. Current pitch A=435. Two knee levers below the keyboard, which has ebony naturals and bone covered beech accidentals. Single bridge and with a Viennese action. Heilmann worked in Mainz and was appointed court tuner, organist and maker to the Elector and Archbishop of Mainz. LiteratureThe Early Piano by C.F. Colt with Antony Miall, Stainer & Bell 1981. p.16The Colt Clavier Collection Golden Jubilee p.19DiscographyDecca. Hogwood. DSLO 520. Re-issued 2008 433-1892-1

Lot 195

A quantity of silver and enamel early 20th century lapel badges and brooches, including a number of early Girl Guides and Boy Scouts badges and examples from the Women's Institute, the Mothers' Union and the Civil Nursing Reserve, together with a rare pre-war Robertson's Orange Fruit badge, inside a vintage Charles Farris Limited tin (23)

Lot 940

A rare pair of early 19th century Staffordshire Pearl Ware lions, each model on rectangular plinth base with one front paw resting on a ball, tails raised over their backs, with pink highlighted plinths, lengths approx 28.5cm. These models are based on the antique marble lions which stand at the entrance of the Loggia dei Lanzi in Florence, Italy. A similar pair are illustrated on page 196 in Pat Halfpenny's 'English Earthenware figures 1740-1840' book. CONDITION REPORT: One has had tail broken - a clean break at both ends. Crack from right knee to middle of back. The other has a chip to the corner of the plinth.

Lot 571

A rare Tower flintlock sea service belt pistol, the lock plate inscribed 'Tower' and 'GR' beneath a crown, with walnut stock, brass furniture, barrel length 12", overall length 50cm. CONDITION REPORT: Heavy wear to the woodwork throughout, and some pitting to the metalwork. The spring is strong and has good function. For P&P please refer to Mailbox

Lot 572

A rare Tower flintlock Newland pistol with engraved lock plate 'Tower' and 'GR' beneath a crown, walnut stock and brass furniture, barrel length 8.75", overall length 39cm.

Lot 601

A rare Kerr patent five shot revolver with adzed grip, engraved furniture 'London Armoury Co, Kerrs Patent' with octagonal barrel, length 28cm, now housed in a later fitted cutlery case and sold with a copper powder flask and a brass bullet mould and various accessories. CONDITION REPORT: Some pitting in parts. An old 3cm X 1cm repair to the walnut stock where it meets the action. The original blueing has all gone.

Lot 737

LOWE, E.J.; Ferns; British and Exotic, eight leather bound volumes published by Groom bridge & Sons, 1856, also additional volume 'New and Rare Ferns', published 1857 (9). CONDITION REPORT: Heavy wear to all bindings. Some light foxing throughout. Heavy wear to the edges of the boards. Unknown if all plates are present.

Lot 747

WHITE, E.B.; Charlotte's Web, a first edition with separate author's signature, classed as fine, price-clipped dust jacket with light wear along top edge when purchased from Bauman Rare Books. Details from Bauman Rare Books included in the lot. The signature is on a separate piece of paper inserted into the book. CONDITION REPORT: Underneath 'First Edition' is written 'I-B', number at the bottom of the page is 52-9760.

Lot 452

A REMINGTON PORTABLE TYPEWRITER serial no. V.352911, in rare two-tone crimson and scarlet finish, in its travel case.

Lot 939

RARE CROWN DERBY FIGURAL LAMP an unusual lamp, with a figure of a lady leaning against a tree. Circa 1938, Model Number F485 as listed on the Royal Crown Derby Collection website. 11 1/2ins (29cms) high

Lot 9072

Great Britain - KGV : (SG 422a) 1924-26 2½d blue, WITHOUT WATERMARK, h/r, very fresh m.m. RARE, and seldom offered. Cat £2800 (image available)

Lot 13429

Malaya - Straits Settlements : (SG 240ds) 1921-33 KGV script wmk $500 with SPECIMEN overprint, mint, small hinge remains, excellent colour & perfs. A rare stamp Cat £4750 (image available) [US1]

Lot 20793

Great Britain - QV (surface printed) : (SG 129) 1867-83 Maltese Cross £1 brown-lilac, AF, centred to right, excellent strong deep colour, v.g.u. RARE. Cat £4500 (image available)

Lot 27

General - British Commonwealth : 1840-1937 'IDEAL' Green printed S.G. album with interleaving, in reasonable original condition. very well-filled with stamps on virtually every page. pages are printed for issued to about 1914, but some later issues added to about 1938. Some rare item removed and offered elsewhere in this auction, but otherwise offered largely intact, with good ranges throughout, with hundreds of stamps catalogued in the £20 to £200 range, and some much higher.Good ranges of Ascension,Australia & States, Antigua, Bahamas,Barbados, Bechuanaland,Bermuda,Canada & Provinces (Strong),Brit.East Africa,Brit.Guiana,Brit.Honduras,Brit.Solomons,Brunei,Cape of G.H. Ceylon, Cyprus, K.U.T.Egypt,falklands,Malayan States, Fiji,gambia,Gibraltar,Gold Coast,GB (very strong section with huge cat.value),Hong Kong,India & States, Malta, Mauritius, Sth.Africa & Provinces,N.Z. Nigerias,Nyasaland,Rhodesias,'Saints',Samoa,S.Leone, Sudan,Trin.& Tob.Zanzibar,Zululand, etc. Some faults noted but ignored in our valuation. Mixed Mint & Used, with a host of better stamps noted throughout. Original lots of this age rarely seen. Huge cat.value (Very many 100's). HEAVY LOT - OVERSEAS BIDDERS PLEASE ENQUIRE FOR SHIPPING COSTS

Lot 8499

Great Britain - QV (surface printed) : (SG 177) 1883-84 blued paper 10s ultramarine, BA, well centred, trace of orange crayon in bottom margins, v.g.u. RARE. Cat £8250 (image available) [US1]

Lot 8059

Great Britain - QV (surface printed) : (SG 90c) 1862-64 1s green, TF, with WATERMARK ERROR TYPE 20b (three roses and thistle), centred to NW, clear profile, v.g.u. Brandon Cert. (2014). RARE. Unpriced by SG. (image available) [US1]

Lot 7811

Great Britain - QV (line engraved) : (SG 12) 1841 1d orange-brown, horizontal strip of 3, DA-DC, tiny to large margins all around, light gum bend, fresh u.m. RARE THUS. Cat £6000 (image available) [US1]

Lot 8596

Great Britain - QV (surface printed) : (SG 186a) 1888 wmk Orbs £1 brown-lilac, TA, with FRAME BREAK, cds and smudged boxed postmarks, good colour, v.g.u. RARE. Cat £9000 (image available) [US1]

Lot 7663

Great Britain - QV (line engraved) : (SG 2) 1840 1d black, plate 2, horizontal strip of 4, NA-ND, very close but clear at the bottom joins of NB-NC and NC-ND, bust rub flaw on NC, red MC cancels, v.f.u. Cat £24504 as two pairs. Rare. (image available) [US1]

Lot 11168

India - States - Gwalior : (SG 137 Blk.x 24) 1949 KGVI 'GWALIOR + Native Language' (Alizah Press) overprinted 12a, in marginal block x 24. u.m.light overall gum toning. Various minor varieties inc. Partial doubling of some 'G''s and vertical bar before 'G' on Row 4 stamp 4. RARE & POSSIBLY UNIQUE LARGE MULTIPLE (Block x 24) Cat £18000 (image available)

Lot 9304

Great Britain - QEII (decimal) : (SG 1192a) 19 Textiles 15½p, IMPERF HORIZONTAL PAIR, fine and fresh, u.m. RARE. Cat £4500 (image available) [US4]

Lot 7812

Great Britain - QV (line engraved) : (SG 11) 1841 1d lake-red, plate 165, horizontal pair, FH-FI, margins all around, tiny thin spot, small corner gum bends, h/r, m.m. RARE. Cat £10500 (image available) [US1]

Lot 7872

Great Britain - QV (line engraved) : (SG 20) 1854-57 small Crown perf 16 2d pale blue, PL, centred to SW, toned, most o.g. RARE. Cat £5500 (image available) [US1]

Lot 8205

Great Britain - QV (surface printed) : (SG 136) 1867-83 wmk Anchor £1 brown-lilac, FB, well centred, WEST STRAND B.O. cds and light boxed postmarks, fresh, v.g.u. RARE. Cat £9000 (image available) [US1]

Lot 21038

Cape of Good Hope : (SG 14c) 1861 Wood Block 4d deep bright blue, touched at the bottom, o/w large to extensive margins, extremely fresh and deep colour. Gorgeous stamp. Rare in this condition, lightly cancelled, superb colour. In 40 years of handling Cape triangles we have hardly ever handled this rare shade. With Georg Bühler certificate (Feb 1982). (Michel 6b)

Lot 7830

Great Britain - QV (line engraved) : 1852 1d red brown Alphabet 2, EB, the TREASURY ROULETTE, diagonal pre printing paper crease, lightly cancelled(full gum on reverse) fine used, rare. With Brandon cert(2004). SG Spec 2aa Cat £7000 (image available) [US2]

Lot 9089

Great Britain - KGV : (SG 437wi) 1929 PUC 2½d, with WATERMARK INVERTED, very faint patchy gum yellowing which does not affect paper, o/wise fine u.m. RARE. Current Retail price is £3250. Cat £3750 (image available) [US1]

Lot 8

RARO PAIO DI ANTICHI ORECCHINI PENDENTI IN ORO E DIAMANTI, FINE XVIII SECOLO in oro rosa con motivi Impero impreziositi da piccoli diamanti montati a notte su argento. Gr 21,80 - cm 9,00 x 3,00 PAIR OF RARE ANTIQUE GOLD AND DIAMOND PENDENT EARRINGS, END OF THE XVIII CENTURY made of rose gold with Empire motifs highlighted with close-set diamonds on silver. Gr 21,80 - cm 9,00 x 3,00 € 1200

Lot 310

CADBURY, Famous Regiments, Mini-Roll print offer, with sample cards to backs, 143 x 70mm, rare, EX, 6

Lot 229

CYPAL, Football Series, No. 17 Macari (Manchester United), rare unlisted card, EX

Lot 333

SARONY, Around the Mediterranean, white edges (rare), missing Nos. 41, 46 & 50, standard size, corner damage to Nos. 29 & 37, FR (3) to VG, 47

Lot 312

Worcester; a rare pair of c1780 salad bowls, shell relief moulding to interior with mulberry pattern and English fruits and vegetables to include radish and lettuce etc, snails and butterflies, one with blue Worcester crescent mark to base, the other with blue Caughley mark, 8cm high, 25cm diameter. CONDITION REPORT Large star hairline crack to the base of one example, some scratching/general wear throughout commensurate with age.

Lot 331

A rare early 19th century William III Prince of Orange sparrow-beak jug, hand-painted border of dots, scrolls and orange band to the top and painted porticoes to either side inscribed with the words 'God is Our Guide, Brotherly Love' and Masonic symbols to include the all-seeing eye and various other symbols to include biblical references, ladder to heaven, altar, symbolic sacrificial lamb, priestly figures, prayerful souls, moon and stars etc, height 16.5cm. CONDITION REPORT Has a crack to the base and small chip and approx five cracks to the body.

Lot 686

Miniature book. De Imitatione Christi. Libri Quatuor, by Thomas A Kempis, Rouen: Remigium le Boullenger, 1656, close-trimmed to upper margin, generally toned, first and last third of text stained to lower margin, title-page dusty and with early ownership name, marbled endpapers, all edges gilt, 18th century red morocco, raised bands, gilt lettered direct in second compartment, remainder with gilt fleuron in centre and volute cornerpieces, covers with gilt bead roll and single fillet border, inner pelmet roll border, gilt to upper cover somewhat dulled, gilt decorated edges and turn-ins, 79 x 52mm (3 x 2ins) Rare. (1)

Lot 726

[Taylor, John]. St. Hillaries Teares. Shed upon. All Professions, from the Judge to the petty Fogger, From the spruce Dames of the Exchange, to the durty walking Fishmongers. From the Coven-Garden Lady of iniquity, to the Turne-bal-streete-Trull, And indeed from the Tower-staires to westminster Ferry, For want of a stirring Midsomer Terme, This yeare of Disasters, 1642, Written by one of his Secretaries that had nothing else to doe, London, 1642, four leaves plus additional blanks, 20th century quarter red morocco by Sangorski & Sutcliffe, small 4to (ESTC R15224; Wing T508), together with The Answer to the Rattle-Heads, concerning their fictionate Resolution of the Round-Heads..., 1st edition, printed for L.H., [1641], four leaves (A1-4), title-page with woodcut device (foot of leaf defective, with loss of Roman date), woodcut initial, generally toned and marked, modern boards, with paper label to front cover, small 4to (ESTC R19036; Wing T428) First item: a rare copy of the first edition, without 'prinred[sic] for N.V. and I.B.' in imprint. Second item: sometimes attributed to John Taylor. (2)

Lot 744

Bigland (William). The Mechanic's Guide: Or, a Treatise on the Laws of Mechanics, as They Relate to Wheel Machines: With Plain and Easy Rules to Calculate and Ascertain Their Effects..., 1st edition, Margate, 1797, tears to title and following leaf repaired without loss, waterstain to last few leaves, recent calf-backed boards, 8vo Bigland's work, partly based on his own experiments, is devoted to the calculations involved in constructing cranes, winches, water-mills, and so on, and to working out the amount of power which can be generated by a water-driven wheel. Rare. (1)

Lot 768

Evelyn (John). Fumifugium: or The Inconvenience of the Aer, and Smoak of London Dissipated. Together with some Remedies Humbly Proposed..., 1st edition, first issue, printed by W. Godbid for Gabriel Bedel and Thomas Collins, 1661, pp.[xii]+26, first issue with 'Published by His Majesties Command' on title-page, some toning and light marginal water-staining, title with short tear in blank fore-margin expertly repaired, a1 and a2 each with a small hole just clipping text, without the final blank (as usual), book ticket of Henry Davies on front pastedown, late 19th century mottled half calf with gilt lettered spine, extremities a little rubbed, small 4to Keynes, Evelyn Bibliography, 23; Wing E3488. Rare first edition of the first English book on pollution and town planning. John Evelyn advocates the relocation of some of the more harmful of London's industries, including brewing, dying and lime-burning, as well as the planting of trees to remedy the city's failing air quality. (1)

Lot 799

Naldi (Matteo). Pamphilia [Greek text]. Mundi universi amicitia, cui dissidentes philosophorum opiniones conciliantur..., 1st edition, Siena, 1647, title somewhat spotted, register with printer's woodcut device rehinged and inserted before title, a little minor spotting and old damp-staining to lower margin of final leaves, lacks first and final blank, letter to Dr Solomans concerning the book (30 December 1970) loosely inserted, contemporary sheep, some wear, cracked on joints, 4to A rare book, written by the physician to Pope Alexander VII, and mainly concerning diseases of the skin. (1)

Lot 801

Owen (Robert, 1771-1858). A New View of Society: or, Essays on the Principle of the Formation of the Human Character, and the Application of the Principle to Practice, 4 parts in one volume, 1st editions, London: for Cadell and Davies by Richard Taylor [parts 3 and 4 printed by Richard and Arthur Taylor and described as 'not published'], 1813-14, each part with separate title and pagination, 2 pages related manuscript notes before title and 5 pages at end, all written in a very neat and later hand (circa 1880), all edges gilt, moir‚ silk endpapers, contemporary blue straight-grained morocco, sides with double gilt fillet enclosing palmette scroll border, spine gilt in compartments, 8vo (145 x 230mm) In this landmark work Robert Owen laid down the principles which had guided his 'Lanark Experiment', in which he had immeasurably improved the living and working conditions of the workers at his New Lanark cotton mills. This copy is noted at the head of the manuscript notes as given by Owen to the philanthropist and Quaker William Allen (1770-1843), one of Owen's six partners in the New Lanark venture. The other investors were the philosopher Jeremy Bentham, plus John Walker, Joseph Foster, Joseph Fox and Michael Gibbs. An important association copy and rare first editions of all four of Owen's most important essays, his first published works. In the essays Owen expounded the principles on which his system of educational philanthropy was based, his fundamental point being that man's character was based upon circumstances over which he had no control, and that it could be moulded by the right physical, moral and social influences. Collation: 23; vi, 39; xvi, 53; viii, 61pp. Loosely inserted and included with the lot is a small group of related items: an undated 2-page autograph letter signed from Robert Owen to General Lafayette (1757-1834), in which he begs to introduce Mrs Elizabeth Lewis & Miss Lewis, the widowed sister and the niece of the late John Walker (1767-1824), often described as Owen's closest business associate; five engraved portraits of Robert Owen and three engraved views of New Lanark; two printed obituaries and four small cuttings. Provenance: by descent from the family of John Walker. Goldsmiths' 20854; Kress B6194; PMM 271: ''the first practical statement of socialist doctrine''. (1)

Lot 805

[Perceval, John Thomas]. A Narrative of the Treatment Experienced by a Gentleman, During a State of Mental Derangement, Designed to Explain the Causes and the Nature of Insanity, and to Expose the Injudicious Conduct Pursued towards many Unfortunate Sufferers under that Calamity, 1st edition, 1838, faint old stamp to title, later half calf, neatly rebacked, 8vo A remarkable personal narrative by the son of the assassinated prime minister Spencer Percival. The narrative charts the progres of his treatment in asylums in considerable detail, in particular the regime of deprivation, brutality and degradation suffered at Brislington House, Bristol. Rare. (1)

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