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1977 Racket Sports 11p "Squash", lower left corner block of six (2x3) with cylinder numbers, lower horizontal pair completely imperforate with adjoining pair showing blind perfs (SG 1024a), the imperforate pair roughly separated between and at right, however excessively rare as only two other pairs have been recorded, u/m, cat £12,000
Travel Tykes Weekly (1939) Standard Oil Co. 1, 8-10, 12, 15, 16. Given away at Standard Oil Gas Stations these four page comics exclusively starred Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Pluto, Clarabelle and the Seven Dwarfs in a US themed weekly travelogue: 'Seeing Grand Canyon', Seeing Alaska, - Death Valley, - Treasure Island, - Boulder Dam etc. Centre pages included 'Jest Gags' and 'Donald's Wise Quacks!' With Gilmore Cub 1 (1935) Gilmore Oil Co featuring Strange As It Seems by John Hix. These titles not listed in the Overstreet Price Guide and are rare. Gilmore Cub 1 taped spine [gd], Travel Tykes No 12 worn taped spine [gd-], balance 6 issues [vg/fn-] (8)
A collection of Winston Churchill commemorative coins, and medallions, including a Britannia silver Victory coin, number 0091, a rare 1965 Royalist Mint, Yemen, One Rial, commemorative coin depicting Churchill, a pair of Positive Victory medals, three 80th birthday medals, a bronze 1945 portrait medallion, a limited edition proof of Sir Winston Churchill from The Greatest Britons collection, number 1475, and a Westminster coins $2 gold plated proof coin, together with a collection of first day covers celebrating Churchill, including a Victory in Europe 1945-1995 Isle of Man 50th Anniversary First Day Cover, complete with commemorative £5 coin, a further Isle of Man £5 coin and a Jersey 50th Anniversary of the Liberation of Jersey first day cover. (29)Provenance: From a local private collection of Winston Churchill memorabilia.
A rare Troika St Ives pottery large size cubeDecorated on all four sides with manganese painted circles on a cobalt ground, signed Troika St Ives England and painters initials for Sylvia Vallence (1967-1969), height 18cm, width 18cm. CONDITION REPORT: minor glaze crazing to interior, two minor glaze chips to interior rim and one broken out and glued, each only small, corner chipping to outside edge (possibly happened in manufacturing) - see images
Rare (Silver Age) Marvel Comic'Tales of Suspense' #39 Mar 1963 UK Pence Copy. Tales of Suspense is one of the most significant Marvel titles of the Silver Age. The title both introduced Iron Man and showcased many of Captain America's earlier Silver Age appearances. For many decades, both Iron Man and Captain America have played a central role for Marvel as both stand-alone superheroes and central members of the Avengers super-hero team. NB: This Comic has not been trimmed. CONDITION REPORT: Scuffs to front cover, flattened worn spine, original staples intact, cover has come away from the top staple, page 1 has 12cm x 2.5cm piece missing at the very bottom of the page, water damage is the cause as page 3 has staining from the missing piece, there is yellowing to all pages as expected, there is a 4cm tear along the spine also
A rare 17th century walnut eight day longcase clock by Charles Gretton circa 1685-1690 from the William & Mary period, the hood with glazed door enclosing 10 inch dial with simple gilded cherub spandrels, silvered chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals, silvered subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, engraved for Charles Gretton London to base of dial, the walnut veneered case with two glass panes to side of hood, with pendulum, weights and keys, 200cm high x 49cm wide CONDITION REPORT: Lot 259 - Period item though cannot guarantee both movement and case match, it was brought in by a collector, no further information on previous owners, top finials missing, repair to fretboard, slight chip to pediment on right hand side, slight abrasion to wood under frieze/top of left column, face door slightly loose at top but still secure, chapter rign slightly discoloured around black decoration with minor marks/scratches, minor marks and scratches allover commensurate with age, holes to back of trunk where knots in wood along with smaller screw holes/nail holes, minor air bubbles under walnut veneer to trunk door, minor chip to wood at base on right hand side.
A RARE REVOLVING JASPER SEAL, to commemorate THE GLORIOUS 1ST OF JUNE 1794, engraved are the names of The Admiral of The Fleet, Earl HOWE and his captains, who took part in the famous naval victory over the French. Captain the Hon. George BERKELEY Captain the Hon. Thomas PAKENHAM Captain John Willett PAYNE Captain William BENTINCK Rear Admiral Thomas PASLEY Rear Admiral George BOWYER Captain Thomas PRINGLE Captain Robin HARVEY Captain CONWAY
"The Festivities in Russia" - The Royal Party skating on the English quay, St. Petersburg" A rare colour lithograph in a period wood frame showing Edward Prince of Wales, Grand Duchess Maria Alexandrovana of Russia, Prince Alfred Duke of Edinburgh, Alexandra of Denmark and Princess of Wales, Prince Arthur Duke of Connaught and Strathearn, and Crown Prince Frederick of Denmark, ice skating on the frozen waters of the Neva river - published 1874 New York by Harpers Weekly
A rare Beswick ' Old Staffordshire Dog ' Spaniel Mantel Dog in white with pink lustre colourway , number 1378-6 , bears impressed factory stamp to base. 5 1/2'' high. (For similar please see: Callow, D, Callow, J, Sweet, M, Sweet, P, (2011), 'A Charlton Standard Catalogue Beswick Animals', 10th Edition , The Charlton Press, Ontario). Together with a pair of Staffordshire Spaniel Mantel Dogs , having gilt coloured collars and chains with yellow eyes. 10'' high. (3) CONDITION: Please Note - we do not make reference to the condition of lots within catalogue descriptions. We are however happy to provide additional information regarding the condition of items on request.
A rare Old English Pattern table spoon with bright cut decoration. Hallmarked London 1785 with Incuse duty mark and partial Duty drawback mark. 9" long (62g) CONDITION: Please Note - we do not make reference to the condition of lots within catalogue descriptions. We are however happy to provide additional information regarding the condition of items on request.
A FINE QUALITY & RARE CHINESE MING DYNASTY INLAID BRONZE YOU VASE & COVER, after an early Western Zhou original, with overhead swing handle, well cast and decorated in gold and silver inlay with taotie masks and vertical flanges, the underside of the cover and interior each with an archaic inscription, 10.75in wide at widest point & 16.5in high to top of swing handle & 13.25in high to top of cover. (cf page 509 Shang Ritual Bronzes in the Arthur M Sackler Collections for an early example of this type).
A 1969 Royal Enfield Interceptor Mk II, registration number YUY 174G, frame number 5527, engine number B1910, blue and chrome. This restored Interceptor has formed part of a private collection since 2006. This increasingly rare machine passed its last MOT in May 2015, without any advisories, and has been stored since. Due to its time in storage, the vendor advises giving the motorcycle a check over before submitting it for its next MOT. The Interceptor is ***fitted with belt primary drive and electronic ignition*** and is offered for auction with an original rider's handbook, expired MOTs, receipts and a SORN. V5C, no MOT, tax exempt See illustrations
A 1959 DOT TDHX Trials bike, unregistered, green. Dating from 1959, this TDHX model is a beautiful example of the marque in its prime. It was a subject of a superb nut and bolt restoration by a well known DOT enthusiast, which was completed in 2013. No expense was spared in the restoration which included: engine and gearbox professionally restored by Villiers Services Wolverhampton; frame, tank, and hubs professionally finished by Paintwork Express of Cambridge; rebuilt wheels with new aluminium valenced rims and stainless steel spokes; all bearings and seals were replaced; stainless steel fasteners were used throughout and the seat is trimmed in leather. The attention to detail is exceptional throughout and it remains in excellent condition. Since completion it has formed part of a private collection of pre 65 British trials bikes and has been used for demonstration runs. It has however not been run for around a year, as the vendor has sadly decided his riding days are over, so it would benefit from a routine service and safety checks before use. This is a scarce and historically important motorcycle in excellent condition. Restoration to a similar standard today would cost far more than the guide price and this is a rare opportunity for the collector and classic trials enthusiast. No accompanying paperwork as it is a competition motorcycle not intended for road use. See illustration
A 1957 BSA Bushman Major D3, registration number 955 JTW, frame number CD313428, engine number ED781772, green. This rare BSA was restored by a previous owner. From documented evidence it can be seen that in 1968 the original engine was changed for a 175cc example. In the current ownership the BSA has been used very sparingly and is only for sale because the vendor has purchased a more modern machine. There is an accompanying history file with previous MOTs, receipts, SORN, handbooks and workshop manuals. RF60, V5C, MOT and tax exempt See illustration
A 1929 AJS M1 De-Luxe 996cc V-twin, registration number VP 6618, frame number 61217, engine number 61217, black/pink. In single family ownership since 1964, this extremely rare top of the range M1 De-Luxe was offered for sale in 1929 at an eye watering £76 10s 0d. It comes direct from a private collection of British motorcycles and has formed part of the collection since 1964. Purchased as a restoration project it was restored between 1964 through to 1970 by the vendor's father. The AJS saw regular service until 1995, when it was laid up, before coming out of storage in 2010 and the motorcycle was recommissioned. The engine was re-bored, and new pistons were installed a few years ago, and on our recent visit, the motorcycle started easily from cold and sounded very healthy. Over the previous winter, the vendor has fitted a new clutch, primary and final drive chains, to this end the vendor advises that the clutch will need bedding in and adjusting after a few 100 miles. The vendor describes the AJS as being very original and fully matching numbers. The M1 is offered for auction with an accompanying history file containing photocopies of the original restoration notes, RF60, V5, a previous MOT, receipt and SORNs. V5C, MOT and tax exempt See illustrations
A 1971 Rickman Metisse Royal Enfield Interceptor engined café racer, registration number HDA 779J, frame number 1128RE6/71, engine number IB2549X, blue. This very rare Royal Enfield Interceptor engined Rickman Metisse is one of only a believed 137 made. The Metisse is beautifully constructed with a 736cc Interceptor power unit, the frame is Reynolds 531 chromoly, the forks are Ceriani telescopics and the braking is taken care of by discs front and rear. The Metisse has formed part of a significant private collection since 1999 when our vendor purchased the motorcycle from the International Stafford Motorcycle Show. The Metisse featured in an eight page article in Classic Bike Guide (issue 153 January 2004). The motorcycle was last MOTd in 2006 and the vendor advises us that the machine is running but will require light recommissioning. The Enfield Metisse is offered for auction with a copy of aforementioned magazine, a Rickman certificate of authenticity, expired MOTs and SORNs. V5, V5C, no MOT See illustrations
A selection of rare cartridges including one box 25 Eley gas tight metal lined cartridges 32- gauge smokeless diamond 6 shot in original box, 25 Eley gas tight water resisting cartridges 24-gauge smokeless diamond 6-shot in original box, another box 14-gauge, a box of 18/100 No1 long shot mm Flobert double charge cartridges, 6 12-gauge pin fire cartridges and a Greener brass cased live cartridge 4-shot (THIS LOT REQUIRES A CURRENT SHOTGUN LICENCE)
Rare Zsolnay 'Serpent' ewer, formed as a coiled Hooded Cobra, having a purple/green iridescent lustre glaze, base with green circular seal mark and impressed M 6081, 29cm high See Hungarian Ceramics From The Zsolnay Factory, Yale University Press 2002, page 128 Condition: There is a hairline crack across the base which carries on to the sides running approx 5.5cm on each side, there are no signs of restoration or other faults, we would strongly advise viewing this piece in person - **General condition consistent with age
Royal Doulton figure depicting a tiger crouched on a rock, rare white colourway, designed by Charles Noke, base with printed mark and incised model number 106, 23cm long Condition: One ear has a rough edge which appears to be a chip, however we believe this is a production fault as it is glazed over, hairline running around the start of the tail - **General condition consistent with age
[ART] Casteras, Susan. James Smetham. Artist, Author, Pre-Raphaelite Associate, first edition, Scolar Press, Aldershot, 1995, boards, dustjacket, illustrations, octavo; Hamilton, Mark. Rare Spirit. A Life of William de Morgan 1839-1917, first edition, Contable, London, 1997, boards, dustjacket, plate illustrations, octavo; and twenty-eight other works, (30).
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