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Lot 874
WWII - a rare complete set of War Illustrated 1939-1947, 255 magazines. Complete set of this classic World War II Magazine. Difficult to find as a complete run, covers include portraits of Churchill, Roosevelt, Montgomery, Eisenhower, Goering/Hess, Navy, Troops, Ships, Mannerheim, Petain, Desert Warfare, Indian Troops, tanks etc with numerous illustrations, maps, reports. An interesting insight into the Second World War, as seen from the British perspective. Most staples rusty, some foxing and age toning, a few stained, fair to good condition (Buyer collects)
![Russia silver kopeck of Bazil Ivanovich Shuisky [1606-1610], obverse reads:- PC [Pskov Mint], below Czar galloping right str](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/35997/2891689/1744-20141023141756_468x382.jpg)
![Russia silver kopeck of Boris Fedorovich Godunov [1598-1605], Novgorod Mint, year 7110 = 1602, obverse:- Boris galloping rig](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/35997/2891689/1745-20141023141758_468x382.jpg)
Lot 1745
Russia silver kopeck of Boris Fedorovich Godunov [1598-1605], Novgorod Mint, year 7110 = 1602, obverse:- Boris galloping right, striking downwards with lance, reverse reads:- TSAR AND GRAND PRINCE BORIS THE DOROVICH OF ALL RUSSIA in cyrillic script, Chaudoir 295, lower line is weakly struck, otherwise, rare, VF
![Russia silver Kopeck of Fedor Ivanovich [1584-1598] obverse reads:- CM [Moscow Mint], below, Czar galloping right striking d](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/35997/2891689/1747-2014102314184_468x382.jpg)
Lot 1798
Aethelred II silver penny, Last Small Cross type, with four extra crosses in reverse field at the end of each arm, these from the punched in series rather than engraved, Spink 1154var., reverse reads:- +ELFPINE ON COLE, Colchester Mint, moneyer Elfwine, this coin being the 19th known to Sadler in his corpus in Vol. I, p.132, the present coin is a die-duplicate of that listed in the BNJ 36, p.76, pl.IX, 42, BEH - , peck marked, mostly on the reverse, lightly crinkled, full, round, well centred, a scarce mint and a very rare type, from the Eastern sea-board of England, GF/F
Lot 1817
Ancients (10): Septimius Severus silver denarius RSC Vol.III, 7a, two filled holes behind busts but rare, VF; Titus as Augustus silver denarius RSC 268, ancient surface loss from reverse but scarce VF/F; Parthia Orodes II, 57-88B.C. silver drachm VF; Hadrian bronze hemidrachm of Alexandria VF, plus other good Roman & Colonial bronzes.
Lot 1829
Carausius billon antoninianus, Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust, right / Pax standing, left, officina S F in left and right fields, MLXX in exergue, London Mint, large oval flan, Sear - , GF together with a reduced follis of Licinius I, Antioch Mint, reverse:- Zeus standing left, RIC VII, 682, 35, GVF both with very detailed tickets by Dr.R.Vezin, second stated as very rare, [2]
![Edward III silver halfpenny of Reading, reverse an escallop in `NGY` quarter [`N` reversed], reverse reads:- VIL / LAR / ADI](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/35997/2891689/1858-20141023142332_468x382.jpg)
Lot 1865
Edward the Confessor silver penny, Sovereign/Eagles Type, Spink 1181, obverse reads:- +EADPEARD REX ANOLO, reverse reads:- +LEO[F]PINE ON GLEPE[ ], Gloucester Mint, moneyer Leofwine, the reverse die is particularly interesting in that the die-sinker seemed somewhat in a hurry, punching in the birds bodies and heads but forgetting their legs and in three cases out of four their beaks. In SCBI there is only one other example in the first 40 volumes and this from the same reverse die, Vol. 19, Gloucester Museum, 99. Sadler in his corpus of this type in Ipswich Mint Vol. II, did`nt know of the variety from a scarce mint, obverse lightly double-struck, full, round, well centred, rare, NVF
Lot 1953
Richard III silver groat, London Mint, mm. Boar`s Head 2 and reading RICARD, Spink 2156, found in Hertfordshire and is treasure number 2013 T729, this piece together with the 2 Henry VII and Edward IV groats in the present sale are part of a small hoard, bent, ancient edge loss at obverse 11 o`clock, dark toned, rare, F/GF
Lot 1982
Stephen silver penny, local and irregular issue from the Ornamented Group given to York, c.1150, Flag Type, obverse:- Crowned bust right, decorated lance with pennant before face but no star right, roundel at back of head, larger roundel at back of neck, see BNJ pl.XIV, 40 for a very similar reverse die, variety with crescents at arm ends, reverse with no annulets, see Spink 1313, present coin also with 8 ornaments as Spink 1313A, very sharply struck, lightly double-struck reverse, large fragment of this very rare issue, a clear example, VF
Lot 122
THE WHO - a cancelled gig poster from 1967 for a performance schedule for Saturday 23rd December at the Royal York Hotel, Ryde on The Isle of Wight. This is extremely rare and possibly the only one in existence. Previously undocumented this concert was cancelled by the band as Pete had "cracked one of his fingers that week and couldn't play". They also had to cancel the huge all nighter "XMAS on Earth continued" gig at The Olympia for the same reason. Measures approx 10" x 15" and presented in 14" x 20" frame. Includes letter of provenance on the reverse.
Lot 158
MADONNA - collection of 8 x assorted posters to include 'Something To Remember' (The Best of Madonna's Ballads), 1994 advertising poster for 'The World of Interiors' featuring exclusive of Madonna's Miami home, limited edition 1861 of 2000 cartoon print promo poster, Japanese 'Drowned World Tour 2001', 'Sticky and Sweet Tour 2009' (Swedish), 'In Bed With Madonna', 'Desperately Seeking Susan' (some damage to lower left edge) and rare Max Factor Bus Shelter poster (71"x47"). All are in generally very good condition.
Lot 218
ECHO & THE BUNNYMEN - two t-shirts to include a rare t-shirt featuring James Dean with bunny ears from when the band played plus a "Four Scals Who Shake The World" t-shirt. The James Dean t-shirt is from when they played Stratford Upon Avon Shakespeare Theatre - Ben Elton introduced the band and Hugh Laurie came on doing a version of Villiers Terrace in style of Richard III (His version started "Friends Romans Bunnymen lend me your ears." T-shirts were sold for this gig only.
Lot 240
OASIS DEMO CASSETTE - extremely rare and one of only a few surviving "Live Demonstration" cassette demos with the Union Jack swirl design insert. This well known demo amongst Oasis collectors features 4 tracks on both sides. The insert states that the tracks were "Recorded in Liverpool sometime in '93 except* For More Information: Oasis, 47 India House, 75 Whitworth Street" "Special Thanx to Roger Moore & The Two Claggies". Noel has also marked Terry the two tracks which he thought would be best for him to play and there are also some handwritten notes (Terry's) on the insert mentioning Oasis playing at Creation Night at the Canal Bar (18 Wheeler, Oasis, Meadowlark) and then also at the Uni on October 1st with The Real People (presume this was cancelled). This copy was given to the girlfriend of well known TV presenter and fellow Mancunian Terry Christian. A signed letter of provenance can be provided by Terry to go with this item.
Lot 309
PAUL MCCARTNEY - collection of rare and many previously unseen and unpublished photographs to include 8"x10" studio photo of Paul & Linda, 8"x10" photo of Stella (with Linda stamp on reverse), photo of 2 band/crew members (with Linda stamp), 2 pictures of Paul, Linda,pets & children at home, Paul playing guitar, a picture of Wings band, family and crew on tour plus 7 smaller images of Paul, Linda and their young family. In Paul McCartney's words "Rose was my housekeeper since the early Sixties and for many years looked after us and our children. She was a very classy lady with a mischievous sense of humour. She was fiercely loyal and our family and many friends will miss her dearly."
Lot 310
PAUL MCCARTNEY - collection of 12 b/w rare and many previously unseen and unpublished black & white photographs to include six of Paul and family from 1978, 3 of Paul & Linda from mid 70's, 2 of Paul in his home studio from early 70's and one other of 2 young boys. It is thought that Rose took some of these but as uncertain they cannot be sold with copyright. In Paul McCartney's words "Rose was my housekeeper since the early Sixties and for many years looked after us and our children. She was a very classy lady with a mischievous sense of humour. She was fiercely loyal and our family and many friends will miss her dearly."
Lot 491
7" SINGLES JOB LOT - excellent job lot of 600+ Rock & Pop 7" singles from the 60's to 90's. Basically this is an ex DJ collection with all of the lesser records removed. Includes many rare examples such from Pink Floyd, The Who, Hendrix, The Beatles, Small Faces, Stones etc. Also includes a good batch of 7" picture discs.
Lot 538
KATE BUSH - Collection of 17 x CDs, 8 x VHS Videos, 17 x Cassettes & 7 x Pin Badges to include Moments of Pleasure (box with prints), And so is Love (limited edition), Live in London 1979, Hounds of Love (remaster), Butterfly Kisses, Cathy's Home Demos, The Line the Cross & the Curve, Live & Rare 2, Live & Rare 3 and many more. Condition is generally VG+ to EX+.
Lot 637
IVEYS/BADFINGER - rare Apple acetate 7" in stereo for 'Carry on Till Tomorrow' from Badfinger's 'Magic Christian Music' LP. The label is handwritten 'Carry on Till Tomorrow Iveys (Stereo)'. The disc has surface marks, but has no apparent lacquer loss to the playing surface. The label is becoming detached from the disc.
Lot 638
IVEYS/BADFINGER - collection of 2 x 7" to include a rare Apple acetate 7" for 'Give it a Try' from the UK issue of Badfinger's 'Magic Christian Music' LP. The label is handwritten 'Give it a Try Iveys'. The disc has surface marks and also shows some small spots of lacquer loss which shows some of the metal. This lot also includes a white label test pressing of 'And Her Daddy's a Millionaire' which was the B-side of the Iveys' single 'Maybe Tomorrow' in Excellent condition.
Lot 667
ELVIS PRESLEY - Collecton of 5 x rare LPs to include Rock 'n Roll (CLP 1093) UK HMV original in Fair condition with vg+ labels & photocopied sleeve, Rock 'n Roll No 2 (CLP 1105) UK HMV original in vg condition with vg+ labels & photocopied sleeve, The Best of Elvis (DLP 1159) UK HMV original in Ex condition with Ex+ labels & two damaged sleeves, Loving You (RC 24001) RCA 10" silver spot in good/poor condition and Sun Out Takes (no cat no) in vg+/vg condition.
Lot 814
ROCK, INDIE & POP - excellent job lot of 82 assorted Rock, Indie and Pop LPs to include the likes of Kryptonics, Metal Monkey Machine, Focus, The Elephant, Yukihiro Takahashi, Bee Gee's 1st, Rare Bird, Stillwater, Bent Fabric, Equal, H.P Zinker, 84 Rooms, Head East and many more . Generally VG+ to Ex+ condition.
Lot 841
QUEEN (ROGER TAYLOR) - Collection of 6 x 7" singles to include I Wanna Testify (rare Dutch release in picture sleeve - 5C 006-99504 - Ex+/Ex), I Wanna Testify (Ex+), Man On Fire (Japan with inserts - EMS-17467 - Ex+/Ex), Foreign Sand (blue vinyl - Ex+/Ex+), Nazis (red vinyl - Ex+/Ex+) and Happiness (green vinyl - Ex+/Ex+).
Lot 990
ROCK, INDIE & POP - excellent job lot of 99 assorted Rock, Indie and Pop LPs to include the likes of Pierre Moerlens Gong, Jeff Beck Group, Keith Jarrett, Gene Page, Modern Romance, Stomu Yamashta, Rare Earth, Graham Nash, Aviary, Passport, The Alan Parsons Project, ELO and many more. Generally Ex to Ex+ condition - most look unplayed.
Lot 100
A RARE CHINESE WHITISH JADE CONCH SHELL BRUSH WASHER, the front spiral part of the shell with incised details, leading to the central cavity terminating in a swept end, sitting on waves, the back with some subtle russet markings, Qing, probably Qianlong, 3.25"" long. Provenance: The Collection of the late John Walden (1925-2013). The conch shell is a rare but highly significant subject to find in jade. It symbolises the pure and true teachings of the Buddha and is also a symbol of the Buddha`s voice, used to call worshipers together. Actual white conch shells are commonly used ritual implements in Tibetan Buddhism, to which the Qianlong Emperor adhered. This religious devotion was also a key political symbol of the Qing Emperor`s rule. It is significant that amongst the most precious objects placed in front of the Emperor a white conch shell took central place. Very few examples in jade have appeared on the market. Christie`s Hong Kong sold an exceptional white jade conch shell as Lot 2960 on 1st December 2010. PLEASE NOTE THERE IS NO INTERNET BIDDING PERMITTED ON THIS LOT
Lot 121
A VERY RARE CHINESE CIZHOU MEIPING VASE, the everted short neck above the rounded shoulder tapering towards the unglazed conical foot, the body covered in alternating spiral bands of turquoise and violet against a creamy-white glaze, Ming, 14th/15th century, 10.25"" high. Provenance: The Collection of James Fairfax A.C., Stanbridge Mill, Gussage All Saints, Dorset. The wonderful spiral decoration on this meiping is exceptionally rare. No other vase in this pattern is recorded. An alms bowl is extant in The Burrell Collection, Glasgow, no. 38/462 (see illustration opposite). PLEASE NOTE THERE IS NO INTERNET BIDDING PERMITTED ON THIS LOT
Lot 181
A RARE SMALL CHINESE YIXING ZHISHA LONGEVITY MEDALLION of oval form, moulded on one side with a crane, peaches and a bat, the other side with a buddhistic swastika, peaches and a bat above waves, suspended from an endless knot and loop, with a silk tassel below, Qing, the body 2"" long. Provenance: Private collection, Cumbria.
Lot 241
A RARE CHINESE SILK AND GOLD-THREAD EMBROIDERED DAOIST PRIESTS ROBE, the front worked with two heavenly figures beneath a large stylised phoenix roundel and other auspicious motifs, above waves below, on a black couched silk ground, the back similarly decorated with the two figures below a heavenly pavilion flanked by dragons, Qing, c.45"" long. For a thorough discussion of Daoist liturgical robes see Verity Wilson ""Cosmic Raiment: Daoist Traditions of Liturgical Clothing"", Orientations Magazine, May 1995, pg.42-49. Provenance: Private collection, Cumbria.
Lot 299
A CHINESE BRONZE KNIFE COIN, of gently angled form with a curved end and ring handle, the upper surface with nine archaic characters, the handle with two horizontal lines, probably Warring States, 7.25"" long. Provenance: The Collection of Dr. Julian Deveron Redmill (1916-1993), and thence by descent. Probably acquired on the London Art Market in the 1950`s. This knife coin is unusually large, pointing to an early date, probably within the Warring States Period. It is very rare to find an example with so many characters on the blade. For a comparable six-character example, see Wang Yu-Chuan `Early Chinese Coinage`, 1951, plate 29.
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