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Lot 5

A rare miquelet flintlock dating: 18th Century provenance: Naples Lock with the crowned stamp "FR DI NAP", featuring fine, floral engravings, the borders oblique at the centre; the hammer decorated en suite, the screws of the hammer and the batterie both covered with medallions featuring a bust on gilt ground, beautiful batterie with high-relieved mask, the central segment of the face on the mask, in correspondence with the nose and the mouth, can be moved through a small spring; at the inside a long signature (not entirely clear) "A NI GA PACI f..". dimensions: length 14.8 cm.

Lot 515

A rare 1855 officer's sabre dating: third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Kingdom of Italy Curved, single -and false-edged blade, nickelled, with fuller, engraved with cartouches depicting racemes on half of the length, the Savoy coat of arms on one side, the motto "VIVA L'ITALIA UNA" on the other; iron hilt with guard provided with folding quillon (!), smooth long cap, black grip of checkered sectors; rectangular langets. Without scabbard.Probably requested by a Savoy officer and later nickelled. dimensions: length 98,5 cm.

Lot 526

A rare sabre dating: third quarter of the 17th Century provenance: Russia Slightly curved, single-edged blade, with slightly wider false edge, a wide fuller at the centre, the mark "DN" at the base and the effigy of a unicorn in gold, at the forte some superficial flaking, the back marked "MOSCVA 1667"; hilt in Polish style with wide cross-quillon (one of the langets missing), decorated en suite with the pommel with silver stripes; wooden grip with leather binding, iron rivets shaped as flowers. dimensions: length 97.5 cm.

Lot 586

An extremely rare Enigma I chiper machine dating: second quarter of the 20th Century provenance: Germany Metallic and bakelite structure in black. With a plaque featuring the serial number "A 16539 / jla / 43". The "plugboard" complete with cables with connectors (some cables slightly damaged). All keys functioning. The inside surface marked with serial number coeval with the plaque; in very good condition. Complete with the light panel, well preserved (lamps missing), and the battery box (without battery). The mechanic is complete with the spindle for the rotors (missing) and disc with the contacts. Provided with an antique, wooden case (small damages on the back surface of the cover, some pitting on the mounts), the front door marked "Klappe schliessen"; on the inside surface of the cover a metallic plaque for spare lamps, two hooks, clips and braces for spare cables (the spare elements are now missing) and a plaque with instructions, underneath a stamp depicting an eagle on swastika. On the back a leather, transportation handle (damaged). Very scarce object, of unique charm and historical interest. The Enigma machine uses three movable rotors codifying text messages producing encrypted messages then sent, generally via morse code, to the receiver, this one too provided with an Enigma machine featuring the same configuration of the sender in order to decode the message. Initially developed and patented for civilian use, it was soon adopted by German Army which ordered an enhanced version of the commercial model, complete with the three rotors and the plugboard adding a significant cryptologic strength to the machine. The final version was produced from 1932, called the "Enigma-I", and German Army got the exclusive production rights. It was built by Heimsoeth und Rinke in Berlin. The Alleys spent years trying to decipher the Enigma code, but things finally changed thanks to the famous United Kingdom's Government Code and Cypher School, based in Bletchley Park. Thank to Polish help and French intelligence, the well-know Alan Turing, together with other members of the senior staff, was able to decrypt the Enigma code, giving a substantial aid to the Allied war effort. dimensions: dimensions custodia 27,7 x 15,5 x 34 cm.

Lot 596

A very rare cane mace with spring spikes dating: circa 1900 provenance: Europe Bamboo haft with small, mace-shaped head, ring-nut with button, when pushed it activates a spring releasing six spikes. dimensions: length 87 cm.

Lot 598

A rare dentist's tools traveling set dating: late 19th Century provenance: France Including thirty-three tools, a small mirror and a syringe, some of them with wooden handle, from various manufactures as "FAVRE" and "CAMUS". Kept in an original case of black leather, partially lined with green silk. dimensions: length 10 - 16 cm.

Lot 687

A rare Devisme percussion revolving Carbine dating: mid-19th Century provenance: France Rifled, round, 13 mm cal. barrel with octagonal base, underneath the base the signature "DEVISME B.TE", missing foresight; six-shot cylinder, on the left the opening lever to open it; wooden butt with iron mounts. Complete with tools in the butt. dimensions: length 100 cm.

Lot 691

A rare cased air-gun walking stick dating: 19th Century provenance: Europe Consisting in two iron segments, both painted in black; the upper one almost cylindrical with a magazine for the air, surmounted by the roundish, horn grip. The magazine can be loaded through the specific pump included in the case. The lower segment shaped as a truncated cone (a small damage on one side), with mechanism and barrel, provided with foresight and fixed rear-sight, button, turn-off iron lever, micro-rifling, cal. 8 mm. Brass nozzle with turn-off, brass shoe provided with ramrod. In good condition, damages at the painting only. Wooden case lined with green cloth, complete with pump, bullet mould and lever. dimensions: length bastone montato 98 cm.

Lot 707

A rare breech-loading double-barrelled gun with Pauly system dating: first quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Paris Smooth, round, 15 mm cal. barrels with rib, at the base two stamps and decorations in gold, signed "Inv.on Pauly A Paris" in gold, foresight; tang with lever to pen the barrels, on a side the signature "Invention pauly", on the other "Brevete a paris", floral engravings; wooden half stock with checkered neck and palm rest, smooth iron mounts. dimensions: length 120.5 cm.

Lot 711

A rare breech-loading Dreyse type double-barrelled gun by Victor Collette dating: third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Belgium Smooth, round, juxtaposed, 17 mm cal. barrels, with rib signed "VICTOR COLLETTE LIEGE", foresight; needle bolt; wooden butt and fore-end with checkered neck and palm rest, iron mounts engraved with floral motifs, on the lower part the lever to open the barrels. Parts with superficial rust. To be cleaned. dimensions: length 19 cm.

Lot 75

A rare short-sword dating: mid-20th Century provenance: Oceania Single-edged blade widening toward the foible, short tang with vertical outline; interesting, ebony grip carved as a monster head, with silver mounts, on the head are ornamental buttons or American coins featuring inscriptions as "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1907" (or 1913, 1944 and 1945). Wooden scabbard with fiber covering. dimensions: length 72 cm.

Lot 797

A yatagan with rare mounts dating: 19th Century provenance: Turkey Slightly curved, single-edged blade, grooved, with chiselled back and undulated raiser, on a side a series of silver-inlaid cartouches, featuring floral decorations and inscriptions in Arabic characters, on the other cartouches with spirals and floral motifs, in silver. Silver ring-nut with nielloed, floral engravings with nielloed circles on the ground. Grip (small restorations) with seven cabochon corals alternated with beads of coloured stones; walrus ivory grip scales. Wooden scabbard with black leather covering, long metallic chape decorated with nielloed floral motifs and circles on the ground, with racemes, flowers, animals and a double-headed eagle on both sides; the leather part with bars (one with a part missing); cap with crescent and eight-point star, racemes, on both faces the effigy of a knight with lance. The scabbard is provided with a device to block the yatagan, held by chains. dimensions: length 74,3 cm.

Lot 815

A rare and beautiful khanda dating: early 19th Century provenance: India Wide, single -and false-edged blade, slightly wider toward the foible, of fine wootz damask, the base and the back provided with strengthening bands featuring partially pierced, gilt, floral motifs; iron hilt with wide guard; big, disc-shaped pommel and long beak, featuring gilt decorations en suite; grip and valve with the original fabric. Wooden scabbard with velvet covering. dimensions: length 96 cm.

Lot 824

A rare sabre dating: 18th Century provenance: Indopersia Wide, curved, single-edged blade with wide fuller, on a side three big cartouches with gilt inscriptions in Arabic, on the other two bands with gilt inscriptions near the forte; iron hilt similar to pulouar ones, finely engraved with birds and floral motifs, golden border, the arms bent toward the blade, ending in dragon heads; grip with horn grip scales (small parts missing). Wooden scabbard with green leather covering, stitched with metallic thread, with embossed iron mounts, two suspension rings on iron bands decorated en suite with the quillon. Damages and parts missing. dimensions: length 100 cm.

Lot 85

A rare helmet and armour parts dating: 18th Century provenance: China Silver-plated, metallic skull of conical shape, decorated with beautiful, gilt brass mounts, at the top a plume-holder resting on a bulb-shaped, pierced base featuring a cabochon glass stone, small brim with pierced and engraved dragons, two more plaques depicting dragons near the central mount, this one too provided with a red glass cabochon; provided with fabric nape-guard and cheek-pieces (some damages and parts missing), lined with light blue silk, the external surface of polychrome fabric, with brass studs and one plaque. Together with two gilt brass mounts decorated en suite with the helmet, probably part of the same armour suite. dimensions: height elmo circa 55 cm.

Lot 866

A very rare kandshar dating: early 19th Century provenance: Indopersia Long, wide, curved, double-edged blade with central raiser, at the forte decorations featuring inscriptions in Arabic and floral motifs. Interesting, walrus ivory grip (restorations) sculpted with two human figures and a band featuring inscriptions in Arabic, the pommel with a in the round lion. Wooden scabbard with, fabric covering, metallic chape. dimensions: length cm.

Lot 890

A rare war mace dating: last quarter of the 16th Century provenance: Turkey Entirely made of iron, the head consisting in eight cusped flanges with a raiser at the base; cylindrical haft chiselled with woven bands that turn straight toward the edges; grip decorated en suite. See two maces with similar decorations on the haft: one kept in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, donated by William H. Riggs in 1913, the other in the "Turkish Chamber" of the Armoury of Dresda. dimensions: height 69.7 cm.

Lot 866

Crown Royal XR blended with rare batch of Waterloo Canadian whisky, 75cl, 40%, boxed (1)

Lot 886

Hillside 25 year old rare malt single Highland Scotch whisky, from Glenesk distillery, distilled 1970, bottle No.2901, 75cl, 61.1%, in carton (1)

Lot 887

Linkwood rare malt selection single malt scotch whisky, aged 23 years, bottle No.1891, distilled 1974, 75cl, 61.2%, in carton (1)

Lot 621

Piper-Heidsieck Rare Mixesime Brut Champagne, 1976, Reims, one bottle, in carton

Lot 567

Yesterday's World Museum Scullery - a rare cast iron wall clock with adjustable washing instructions - 1st Rinse, 1st Suds, 2nd Suds etc.

Lot 85

OMEGA SEAMASTER QUARTZ WRISTWATCH dated 1977, with rare 1345 calibre, gold capped

Lot 307

A rare 17th Century small Bellarmine salt glazed jug with a bearded mask above a small portrait medallion

Lot 139

Muhammad Ali signed to title page of Malcolm X softback book by Bernard Aquino Doctor. Ali has written Enjoy Life Its Later Than You Think with a smiley face and heart doodle. Rare, There are two other unidentified autographs to top of page we assume were involved in the race struggle. Autograph and quote would remove nicely to produce a nice matted presentation. Good condition

Lot 163

Marlon Brando signed ultra rare autograph album page to Carol, has Tippi Hedren signed on reverse. Good condition

Lot 171

1932 Everton FC signed book. Highly unusual and collectable 1948-49 original Blackley Amateur Football League official handbook signed on the last but one page by players from the Everton FC team of 1932 -33. Includes the very, very rare autograph of the legendary Dixie Dean. Good condition

Lot 175

2006 National Football Museum Hall of Fame Awards Ceremony programme. Signed on the first page by members of the 2006 Selection Panel - Gordon Taylor, Sir Alex Ferguson, Howard Kendall, Alan Ball, Jimmy Armfield, Bobby Charlton, Tom Finney, Jack Charlton, Bryan Robson and Colin Bell. Signed on the inside spread by Mark Lawrenson, Martin Peters and Howard Kendall. Further signed inside by 2006 inductees Liam Brady, Alan Hansen, Roger Hunt, Martin Peters and Ian Rush. Exceptionally rare collection of autographs on one fabulous piece. Good condition

Lot 179

Phil Collins autographed song lyrics. Exceptionally rare Phil Collins European Tour booklet. Signed by Phil Collins on the front - but that is only the beginning. Whoever arranged to get this signed, managed to convince Phil to transcribe the entire first verse of his famous song "Another Day In Paradise". He has also added a drumming doodle. Fantastic piece. Good condition

Lot 182

Busby Babes signed postcard. Exceptionally rare Blackley Amateur Football League postcard autographed in pencil on the blank side by the famous Busby Babes footballers who died in the Munich Air Disaster - Tommy Taylor, Geoff Bent, David Pegg, Roger Byrne, Mark Jones and Duncan Edwards. Also signed by survivors Ray Wood, Bobby Charlton, Jackie Blanchflower, Jack Crompton, Bill Foulkes, Johnny Berry, Dennis Viollet and Colin Webster and last but not least, Matt Busby himself. Good condition

Lot 184

Donald Campbell signed mounted autograph. Exceptionally rare black and white 26cm x 16cm photograph of the famous Bluebird rocket car, signed by land speed record breaker Donald Campbell (1921 - 1967). Campbell broke the World Land Speed record in 1964. He was tragically killed in 1967 whilst attempting the Water Speed Record. Mounted with other photographs and a small information panel. Overall size 65cm x 33cm. Would look breath taking in a custom frame. Good condition

Lot 211

The Everly Brothers signed record. 1963 Album - The Very Best of the Everly Brothers signed on the reverse by Don and Phil Everly. Very rare. Good condition

Lot 212

Genesis signed tour programme. Rare tour programme for Genesis' Invisible Tour. Signed numerous times inside and throughout by Genesis band members Tony Banks, Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford , Chester Thompson and Daryl Stuermer. Good condition

Lot 217

Alex Haley signed photograph. 7x5 black and white photograph signed by the author of the 1976 book Roots and the 1965 Autobiography of Malcolm X - Alex Haley (1921 - 1992). Dedicated but a rare signature. Good condition

Lot 23

Royal British Legion Signed cover collection. Baroness Chalker of Wallasey signed 1996, 75th Ann Royal British Legion cover JS (CC) 14. Rare variety Flown by Lancaster. Only 200 issued signed and numbered to reverse. Douglas Hurd signed 1996, 75th Ann Royal British Legion cover JS (CC) 14. Rare variety Flown by Lancaster. Only 100 issued signed and numbered to reverse. Admiral Sir Geoffrey Dalton signed 1996, 75th Ann Royal British Legion cover JS (CC) 14. Rare variety Flown by Lancaster. Only 125 issued signed and numbered to reverse. Tony Benn signed 1996, 75th Ann Royal British Legion cover JS (CC) 14. Rare variety Flown by Lancaster. Only 500 issued signed and numbered to reverse. G Downing Chairman Dalton signed 1996, 75th Ann Royal British Legion cover JS (CC) 14. Rare variety Flown by Lancaster. Only 125 issued signed and numbered to reverse. Good condition

Lot 231

Ingrid Bergman signed stunning 10 x 8 sepia photo from the movie Under Capricorn. Comes with the original 1948 mailing envelope. Rare autograph

Lot 247

Kenny Baker as R2D2 in Star Wars signed 16 x 12 lobby card from The Empire Strikes Back. Rare

Lot 254

Combat over London by Robert Taylor. An unquestionably rare limited edition autographed print. Combat over London was painted by acclaimed artist Robert Taylor to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain. To a limited edition of 1500, measuring 36" x 26". Signed clearly in pencil by Battle of Britain aces AC James Leathart, Wing Commander Harbourne Stephen, AVM Benys Gillam, General Johannes Steinhoff, General Gunther Rall and Colonel Herbert Ihlefeld. We have seen this print sell for over £500 online. Good condition with Military Gallery certificate of authenticity.

Lot 359

D Phillips CO HMS Endurance signed on two Rare 50th ann WW2 JS50 series covers. 50/43/10 Battle of Berlin & 50/44/4D Operation Overlord with 22/2/1995 Antarctica Cachet and Port Stanley postmarks. Never seen these verities before. Both covers autographed Proceeds will go to the Lancaster Association. Good condition

Lot 366

Alfred Eick U510 signed typed letter on personal stationary 1983 in German with references to U510 and 1944, 1945. Kriegsmarine in 1937, first serving on the destroyer Hermann Beitzen during the first year of the war. In November 1940 he joined the U-boats, first sailing on two trips on U-176. He became commander of U-510 in May 1943, patrolling the Brazilian Waters on his first U-boat patrol. His second patrol was on U-510 as a Monson Boat which was a Wolfpack operating far away from Germany out of Japanese bases in Indonesia at Jakarta, Penang and Sebang. U-510 operated in the Indian Ocean until January 1945 when they were ordered back to Germany, taking with them important materials including tin. U-510 was re-supplied with fuel from U-861 but ran out of fuel in the North Atlantic, finally managing to reach St Nazaire in April 1945. His awards were as follows: 12th January 1940 Iron Cross 2nd Class, 1st August 1943, Iron Cross 1st Class, 16 March 1944 German Cross in Gold, 31st March 1944 Knights Cross. Rare Good condition

Lot 368

Werner Ranck signed 7 x 5 b/w portrait photo. 25 October 1904 – 7 December 1989 was a highly decorated Generalleutnant in the Wehrmacht during World War II. He was also a recipient of the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross. The Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross was awarded to recognise extreme battlefield bravery or successful military leadership. Werner Ranck was captured by Soviet troops in May 1945 in the Courland Pocket. He was released in 1955. Rare Good condition

Lot 377

Lieutenant Hans-Georg von der Osten signed rare 4 x 3 colour WW1 plane magazine photo. He began his career as a World War I flying ace credited with five aerial victories. He later rose to command of all Luftwaffe bases in Germany, during World War II. After service in the 3rd Uhlans Rgt. he joined the Air Service in February 1916, serving with FEA 9. He then instructed for a spell before transferring to Jasta 11. He was acting commander of the Jasta in Jan-feb 1918, before taking over Jasta 4. On 28 March he was shot down and wounded by fighters while flying a Pfalz D.III, seeing no further action during the conflict. During the Second World War he served in a Luftwaffe staff role. Good condition

Lot 379

Alfred Eick U510 signed Plain FDC Kriegsmarine in 1937, first serving on the destroyer Hermann Beitzen during the first year of the war. In November 1940 he joined the U-boats, first sailing on two trips on U-176. He became commander of U-510 in May 1943, patrolling the Brazilian Waters on his first U-boat patrol. His second patrol was on U-510 as a Monson Boat which was a Wolfpack operating far away from Germany out of Japanese bases in Indonesia at Jakarta, Penang and Sebang. U-510 operated in the Indian Ocean until January 1945 when they were ordered back to Germany, taking with them important materials including tin. U-510 was re-supplied with fuel from U-861 but ran out of fuel in the North Atlantic, finally managing to reach St Nazaire in April 1945. His awards were as follows: 12th January 1940 Iron Cross 2nd Class, 1st August 1943, Iron Cross 1st Class, 16 March 1944 German Cross in Gold, 31st March 1944 Knights Cross. Rare Good condition

Lot 394

Flt Lt B Malisowski DFC 43 sqn BOB pilot signed SC30 RAF Uxbridge Spitfire flown cover. Rare

Lot 44

1978 25th ann Coronation Official FDC RAF Wattisham flown cover with rare BFPS1953 postmark signed by the two RAF pilots and Grp Capt R Stone AFC. Catalogues at £60

Lot 440

ABBA - Anni-Frid Lyngstad. A very rare dedicated postcard sized signed picture of ABBA’s brunette. Excellent.

Lot 678

1984 X-Craft - First Across on D-Day with 40th Anniversary postmark and College of Arms stamp. Hand addressed to the Royal Navy Submarine Museum in Gosport. Depicts two midget submarines off Normandy on D-Day. Signed by Lt. George Honour DSC, Commander of X-23 which was submerged for 64 hours off the French coast just before D-Day. Rare autograph. Good condition

Lot 380

1957 EUROPEAN CUP SEMI Real Madrid v Man Utd, rare ticket for the 1st leg played 11 Apr 1957 at the Bernabeu, Madrid. Match details printed on front. Generally Good

Lot 381

FRANCE v N.IRELAND 1952 Rare French F.A 4-page newspaper style issue dated 11 Nov 1952 previewing the match to be played that day at the Stade Colombes, Paris. Also previews the France "B" v Scotland "B" International to be played the same day, and R.o.I v France (1954 W.C qualifier) due to be played in Dublin on 16 Nov. Folds, one very small tear to bottom edge. Generally Good

Lot 382

FRANCE v REP OF IRELAND 1953 Rare French F.A 4-page newspaper style issue da\ted 24 Nov 1953 previewing this 1954 World Cup qualifier to be played 25 Nov 1953 at the Parc des Princes, Paris. Folds, small tears at bottom edge, slight ageing marks. Generally Good

Lot 385

1967 INTER-CITIES FAIRS CUP Partizan Belgrade v Leeds Utd, 1st leg, 29 Nov 1967 in Belgrade. Rare Yugoslavia newspaper style issue "Football" (Fudbol) dated 1 Dec 1967. Includes match reports, Leeds team group picture before kick off in Belgrade and front cover team line-ups. No programme is known to exist for this match. Fudbol was issued twice a week in Yugoslavia, this was the first issue after the match. Also reviews the European Cup match, Man Utd v Sarajevo played 29 Nov 1967 with reports and line-ups on the back page, and pictures of George Best and the Charlton brothers. Folded, two small punch holes on left hand edge Generally Good

Lot 428

WELSH CUP FINAL 1938 SHREWSBURY-SWANSEA Exceedingly rare Shrewsbury home programme v Swansea, 4/5/1938, Welsh Cup Final. The match was played on a Wednesday and finished in a 2-2 draw. Fold, small tear, rusty staple area hole. Fair-generally good

Lot 693

1971 ECWC Rennes v Glasgow Rangers played 15 Sept 1971 in Rennes. Rare L'Equipe issue dated 15 Sept 1971 includes full team line-ups and previews with front cover headline coverage. Good

Lot 777

1974 WORLD CUP West Germany v Australia played 18 Jun 1974 in Hamburg. Rare official Hamburg stadium programme (Lipphardt's sportprogramm), 20 pages. Small tear back cover, no writing. Generally Good

Lot 780

1968 EUROPEAN CUP FINAL Benfica v Man Utd played 29 May 1968 at Wembley, rare "O BENFICA" weekly club newspaper dated 28 May, 12-page issue, includes central page team line-ups and extensive previews. Folds, some ageing marks. Generally Good

Lot 784

1973 EUROPEAN CUP FINAL Ajax v Juventus played 30 May 1973 in Belgrade. Rare Belgrade "TEMPO" sports issue dated 30 May previewing the match. Generally Good

Lot 791

SHEFF WEDS v COVENTRY 1969 Rare Sheffield Wednesday home programme v Coventry, 29 Nov 1969, postponed match. Good

Lot 799

DERBY v CHELSEA Rare VIP 4-page issue, 25 Aug 1973, grubby marks, hand written notes on blank centre pages, team changes. Fair

Lot 1528

Late 19th century rare full size double bass of the Louis Lowendall School, in need of restoration

Lot 215

Robert Ellis Williams (1928-2015) for J. & G. Meakin 'Frolic' pattern part set including tureen and cover, eight tea cups, seven saucers, four side plates and a coffee cup and saucer manufacturer's back stamps the tureen 23.2cm across. 215-224 Collection of Robert Ellis Williams (1928-2015) Robert Ellis William worked as a designer for the firm J & G. Meakin, a company that was amongst the first British pottery works to experiment with modernist design in the art deco and 1950s periods. As early as 1929, they had introduced the 'Moderne' range with angular shapes decorated with geometric patterns. After 1945 the firm introduced the new streamline Studio shape (1953) and Horizon shape (1955), influenced by American modernist designers particularly Russell Wright and the Studio shape was one of the most commercially successful productions for Meakins until the late-1970s. At the heart of their manufacture they placed an emphasis on original design and craftsmanship, one of the first companies to do so and Ellis Williams was central to this in the post-1945 period. This collection shows the importance of Ellis Williams as a leading modernist influence on the designs for J & G Meakin, and includes some rare designs that never went into full production.

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