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Lot 128
Hilton, Harold H and Smith, Garden G - "The Royal and Ancient Game of Golf" 1st ed 1912, a subscribers ltd ed no 239/900- in the original leather and gilt decorative boards and spine - complete with the coloured frontispiece of the Blackheath golfers complete with tissue guard together with numerous illustrations and colour plates - tight clean copy with some thumb and dust stains to the edge of the boards otherwise overall (G) - rare
Lot 170A
Lockyer, J Norman and W Rutherford - rare "The Rules of Golf - being the St Andrews Rules for the game , codified and annotated " 1st ed U.S 1896 publ'd by MacMillan & Co New York and London in the original red and gilt cloth boards and spine, gilt top pages, hinge fracture between the front free end plate and title page otherwise overall (G) Note Deals with Rules and Handicapping, and has an Appendix on early codes of some of the leading golf clubs incl The R&A, The Honourable Company, Society of Golfers at Aberdeen, Blackheath, Hoylake, Carnoustie, Gullane, Prestwick, St Georges Links et al
Lot 171
Low, John L - "Concerning Golf - With a Chapter on Driving by Harold H Hilton" 1st ed 1903 published Hodder and Stoughton, London in the original green and gilt cloth boards and spine (some slight shelf wear to the top and tail the spine) - some discolouration to the edges of the pages and some speckle foxing to the front and rear end boards and free end plates otherwise a tight copy - rare 1st ed not seen very often on the open market Note Thoughts on the game by the founder of the Oxford and Cambridge Golfing Society and twice semi-finalist at St. Andrews
Lot 182
Martin, John Stuart-signed rare "The Curious History of the Golf Ball - Mankind's Most Fascinating Sphere" 1st ed 1968, special collector's edition bound in buckram, and limited to 237/500 signed and numbered copies to the limitation page by the author in the original DJ with cellophane protective sleeve - foreword by Chick Evans c/w many photographic illustrations hence in near fine condition.
Lot 201
Olman, John, M rare signed "The Squire-The Legendary Golfing Life of Gene Sarazen" signed by both the author and Gene Sarazen in 1987 at the Masters published by Allman industries 1st edition 1987 in the original green and gilt cloth boards and spine, numerous photograph illustrations throughout again appears unread hence overall (G)
Lot 221
Roberts, Clifford - signed - rare "Story of the Augusta National Golf Club" special edition printed and bound for the author, Double Day & Co Published New York 1976 and signed by the author to special edition page -decorative green and gilt boards and spine - together with original slip case - appears unread. (VG)
Lot 269
Vardon, H - "Progressive Golf" 1st ed c. 1920 complete with its rare dust jacket, spine of the dust jacket is detached, some wear to the edges and parts missing to the dust jacket spine, complete with 6 various illustrated folding charts, published by Hutchinson & Co London - some speckle foxing, front and rear free endplates discoloured, some pencil underlining, overall (F) - scarce
Lot 279
Wilson, Henry Leon -"So this Is Golf!" 1st edition 1923 published by Cosmopolitan book Corporation New York complete with illustrations by ML Blumenthal, original quarter cloth and paper boards with paper title laid down (some stains and chips to the paper title) and some stains to the boards, discolouration to both front and rear boards and end plates - (F) rare fiction
Lot 8
American Annual Golf Guide and Year Book 1921 - edited by PC Pulver. New York 5th edition in the original red and white boards and spine, illustrated with 2x folding out maps, some wear to covers otherwise overall internally clean hence overall (G). An in depth look at the time including listings for all known clubs in the United States providing information on course yardage, club officers, green fees - open and Amateur Golf Champions for both ladies and men - In all 14 editions were issued between 1916 and 1931 hence rare
Lot 14
The Thriller/War Thriller comics (1940) 570-589 last issue. Publisher's file copies in bound volume. This is the complete 1940 run with the last 11 issues entitled War Thriller. Storm Troop of the Baltic Skies (Biggles story) by W.E. Johns, The Shadow by Maxwell Grant, Brand of the Swastika by Walter Tyrer and Nazis in the New Forest! Bright fresh covers, cream pages. Rare, especially in this grade [vfn] (20)
Lot 95
Desperate Dan Annual 1 (1954). From the Brenda Butler Comics Archive. Rare early misprint copy missing colour yellow from cover. Therefore the 'yellows' printed cream, the 'reds' are pink and the 'greens' are blue. (It is unknown how many were misprinted in this way but this is the first copy we have come across since we started our auctions in 1992. Desperate Dan in a pink shirt? I don't think so...). Bright boards with slight moisture stain to lower edge, clean creamy white pages [fn-]
Lot 576
A Rare Set of Five Elizabeth I Sycamore Roundel Trenchers. The roundels inscribed to the centre with a verse encircled by a band of pink and green scrolling flowers with gilt-highlights, each bearing a paper label to verso inscribed 'bt at Christie's May 28 89, one of a set of Old English roundel trenchers in original box'. 5 ins (13 cms) in diameter [Ex El-Helou Collection, Christie's 19th May 1999, lot 786]
Lot 627
A Fine & Rare 17th Century Child's Inlaid Oak Wainscot Chair of small proportions, attributed to South Yorkshire and having a good colour & patination. The shaped cresting rail carved with a pair of voluted S-scrolls incorporating plumes of foliage, above a lozenge carved back panel with fluttering pennants adorning the terminals and the date 1668 to the top. The uprights inlaid with chequer bands; the banding repeated on the seat rail. The down swept arms on turned posts above turned legs united by peripheral stretchers, 24½ ins (62 cms) high 16 ins (41 cms) wide.
Lot 329
A Rare Early 16th Century Walnut, Polychrome & Gilt Figural Panel of impressive proportions. The panel carved in relief with a procession depicting a monk preaching to his order accompanied by a Bishop in the foreground, and a winged angel drawing a sword atop a turret within castle walls behind . 46 ins x 31 ins (117 cms x 79 cms).
Lot 387
A Very Rare & Important Ancient Near East Hollow Copper Casting of a Standing Quadruped, 3rd-2nd Millennium BC. The animal 4 ins (10 cms) high and 6½ ins (16.5 cms) in length, now standing on a ebony plinth. Accompanied by a metallurgical report by Dr Peter Northover of Oxford University. [Provenance Ex John Hewitt, Ex Private Collection].
Lot 426
A Rare Yorkshire Pratt-glazed Pearlware Money Box Circa 1810. Modelled as a brick cottage flanked by the figures of a man & wife, with two children peering from the upstairs windows. The gable ends moulded with a tree on one side with sponge glazed foliage, and a nymph on the other. The blue tiled roof having a central chimney pot and pierced coin slot to the back. The whole decorated with blue, puce, yellow, green and black under-glaze enamels. 5 ins (13 cms) in height.
Lot 49
A COLLECTION OF SILVER ITEMS RELATING TO WILLIAM EGAN OF CORK, comprising:- A rare 'torc' commemorative decanter label, Dublin 1973, mark of William Egan & Sons, engraved 'Piesporter', with suspension chain and engraved 'No. 21' on the reverse;- A commemorative silver caddy spoon, Dublin 1973, mark of William Egan & Sons, with scallop shell bowl and cast shell handle;- Another similar commemorative silver caddy spoon, Dublin 1966, mark of William Egan & Sons, with shell bowl. (3)
Lot 443
A rare Royal Mail coach guards flintlock pistol by J. Harding, London. With walnut full stock, ramrod and brass barrel inscribed along the spine J. Harding & Son, Boro, London, Liverpl & Manchtr and around the muzzle for his Majesty's mail coaches. Lock plate with broad arrow and inscribed J. Harding. Barrel length 22.75cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Very good working action. Some pitting to the steel components. Minor timber repairs to the stock. No proof marks visible on the barrel.
Lot 295
A rare Worcester two handled sauceboat with shell shaped pouring spouts and rococo moulded cartouches, each one printed with a man o' war, the interior with a river landscape with a group of swans and a heron c1755, 19.25cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Broken and re stuck. An old staple repair removed. Left honest.
Lot 328
A rare early Bow scallop rimmed bowl. Painted in the famille rose style with a large peony issuing from a rock and a man in a sailing boat to the reverse along with a similar coffee cup painted with flowers. Bowl 14.25cm diameter. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Bowl with a large encircling crack and old staple repair removed. Cup with a hair crack.
Lot 331
A rare Lowestoft model of a recumbent ram. Raised on a simple pad base and with it's eyes, muzzle and hoofs picked out in coloured enamels. Flat base with glazed vent hole c1785-90, 5cm high. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. One ear chipped and the other lost. Slight damage to both horns.
Lot 1032
HENTY (George Alfred): 'On the Irrawaddy...a story of the first Burmese War', Leipzig, G Freytag, 1898, 12mo, publishers mottled cloth blocked and lettered in black, lower endpaper joint split. A rare English language edition of this Henty titled published on the continent, from the private library of Blackie & Son, their case label affixed to upper pastedown. (1)
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