Keulen, Johannes van 1728 Pas-caart van de Middellandsche Zee, Verthoonende Alle de Zee-kusten van Granaden, Catalonien, Provencen Italien... This rare sheet depicts the entire Mediterranean, divided into two charts, with the western portion at top and the eastern portion at bottom. The coastlines are filled with place names, and navigational hazards are shown in the coastal waters, including shoals and rocks. Tiny islands throughout the Mediterranean are numbered, with two corresponding tables identifying the names of each island. The chart is adorned with two compass roses and an allegorical title cartouche featuring Mercury. 23.5"" W x 20.8"" H A nice impression with a professionally repaired hole near centerfold at bottom of map. Numerous chips in the bottom blank margin have also been professionally repaired, a few of which just enter the neatline.
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Heylin, Peter 1703 Africa ""This rare map of Africa depicts some unusual interior cartography. The Nile originates in Abyssinia but the large Ptolemaic lakes, Zaire and Zaflan, are retained. But instead of spawning the Nile River, the Zebee River flows into them from the north while the Zaire, Zembeze and several other rivers flow out to the west and south. Numerous kingdoms are located throughout. The title is contained is a small strapwork cartouche. Peter Heylin was a noted geographer and cosmographer who was also Chaplain to King Charles I of England. He wrote Microcosmus, or a Little Description of the World in 1621 which was later expanded into his Cosmographie, published from 1652 into the early 18th century."" 16.5"" W x 14"" H Watermarked paper with light toning along the centerfold and a printer`s crease at top. There are several worm tracks that have been professionally infilled and a few tiny wormholes only visible when held to light.
Anon., 1470 [Illuminated Leaf] ""A very rare and unusual vellum leaf from a Dutch Book of Hours. The border on the verso is illuminated in a sophisticated fountain-style array of acanthus leaves in red, green and dark blue. There are two large initials, one illuminated in gold. This decoration is often found in books illuminated by the Masters of the Haarlem Bible; these masters took their name from a three-volume bible made for the Knights of St. John in Haarlem, Holland. The text is from the Book of Hours translated into Dutch, probably by Geert Groote. Most medieval books were written in Latin, the language of the church. Geert Groote, the father of the Devotio Moderna, or Broederschap des Gemenen Levens as his movement was called in Dutch, was a great advocate of the vernacular in religious books. Beginning with the large """"I"""" on the recto, the text is from Psalm 121: I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills, from whence cometh my help. My help cometh from the Lord, which made heaven and earth."" 3.8"" W x 5.1"" H Very minor soiling and a few minute worm holes only visible when held to light.
A collection of 27 football programmes, to include miscellaneous games at League Grounds, other Friendly issues, the earliest being 1951/52 D Compton XI v A James XI, at Crystal Palace, the Rest of the programmes are mainly 1950`s & 1960`s, and include 2 Third Lanark homes from 1962/63 and 1963/64, 62/63 Brighton v Arsenal, and also the rare 1971 Russia v Ireland programme and ticket.
1883/1884 Notts County v Swifts, a very rare four page match card, from the English Cup game played at Trent Bridge on 09/02/1884. Notts County won this game after a replay, but lost to Blackburn Rovers in the Semi-Final. Swifts Football Club were formed in 1868, based in Slough, in 1890 the club merged with Slough Albion & Young Men`s Friendly Society, to form a new club, Slough, who later became Slough Town.
Notts County, a collection of various items, to include 1948/49 Official Handbook, 1949/50 Team Groups, glossy cards, 1953/53 team, giant picture card, c1952 press photograph of Tommy Lawton, 1962 a programme and menu from the Civic Ball given by the Lord Mayor on the occasion of the Centenary of the Club. In addition to this is a rare 1934 original postcard, advertising the England v Australia cricket test game played at Trent Bridge.
Rugby Magazines, a collection of early rare issues, to include The Rugby Football and Cricket Magazine 07/10/1911, Volume 1 No 1, in excellent condition, plus 2 others from the same era in poor condition. In addition to this are 34 issues of the Rugby Football magazine, a weekly record of the game, from 1923 and 1924, including Volume 1 No 1, dated 08/09/1923. In various condition, but fair to good overall, an extensive review of the game.
1929 Scotland v England, an official VIP programme from the game played at Hampden Park on 13/04/1929. The programme has blue braid at the edge, and comes with the very rare small insert notifying one change to the Scottish team (Alexander Cheyre takes the place of T.Muirhead) in very good condition.
A collection of over 60 football programmes, mainly from the 1950`s, but includes a few earlier and later, the programmes are mainly international issues, in good condition, the programmes include 1950 Wales v Ireland at Wrexham, 1947 England v Scotland, 1949 England v Scotland, 1957 England Youth v Ireland Youth, 2 programmes from Helsinki Olympics 1952, inlcuding the Final game. In addition to this is a rare 1966 FIFA Official Bulletin, Number 44, covering the World Cup in England.
1973 European Cup Winners Cup Final, AC Milan v Leeds Utd, a very rare unused ticket from the Final game played in Greece on 16/05/1976. The ticket is creased but is complete. The game was refereed by Christos Michas of Greece, who was later banned for life for cheating. However despite Leeds Utd protest, a request for a replay was never granted!.
The Golden Cockerel Press "A Catalogue of Literary Autographs and Manuscripts from the 16th-Century" together with a small but fine section of rare books, literary and historic relics, October 1941, copy no.1056 of 1250 and a Brewhouse Private Press broadsheet K Roderick "The Dance of Death" Easter 1967, no.2 of 44 (2) Please note we do not guarantee books regarding collation. Bidders must be completely satisfied with condition and collation before bidding.
Rare 18th century Staffordshire pearlware mug circa 1793-95 "His Royal Highness Frederic Duke of York" mounted on a rearing horse watching his troops advance into battle, the mug probably commemorates his famous victory over the French at Valenciennes in 1793, 13cm high (chip to base and rim, staining to inside, some paint loss to tree)
A rare pair of Lauder vases of baluster shaped form with flared necks and coiled side handles, with incised and painted decoration of fish and water weed decoration on a textured ground against a dark green glaze and with incised marks to the base E J Saunders and dated June 4th & 5th 1901, 38 cm tall approx
17th century leather bound volume: Robert Boyle, three works bound as one; Essays of The Strange Subtilty of Effluviums, Essay of The Great Efficacy of Effluviums and New Experiments to Make The Parts of Fire and Flame Stable and Ponderable, a rare early Mathematics and Science book, publ. W G For M Pitt at the sign of the White Hart, St. Paul`s, London 1673 (spine af). Front page missing.
Two rare seventeenth century Spanish Majolica pottery plates decorated with central cross and IHS within blue and orange cartouche and leaf scroll borders, the other with central blue and orange flower and leaf scroll borders, 21cm - 22cm diameter CONDITION REPORT Both have a rim break, large border chips and frits and some hairline cracks
Unusual and rare late Victorian silver stationery set in the form of a hinged letter clip mounted with a pair of cavalry swords resting on a gorget with engraved monogram, on a rectangular onyx base with separate swords as a pencil and letter opener (London 1895 / 1896), Sampson Mordan & Co., 19.5cm overall CONDITION REPORT General overall condition reasonable. Upper hinge has been repaired where swords are mounted and swords and gorget do not sit square on plinth. Sword letter opener is slightly distorted and pencil is bent with no lead holder/mechanism. Onyx base is possibly a replacement
Rare eighteenth century Bilston enamel patch box in the form of a spaniel seated on a cushion, the hinged lid decorated with a landscape and a seated lady holding a spaniel in the foreground, 4cm high x 5cm diameter CONDITION REPORT Lid is loose from the body. Patch approximately 1cm is chipped and cracked on enamel lid and has several hairline cracks on underside. The cushion is badly chipped and split all the way round. The spaniel itself has some surface scratching
CERDAN MARCEL: (1916-1949) French Boxer, World Middleweight Champion 1948-49. Vintage signed and inscribed 4 x 6 postcard photograph of Cerdan standing in a three quarter length boxing pose. Photograph by Studio Harcourt. Signed in bold blue fountain pen ink to the image, partially across a darker area although perfectly legible. Autographs of Cerdan are rare following his tragic death in an air crash at the age of 33. VG
SERGEANT YORK: A rare vintage signed 8 x 10 photograph by both Gary Cooper (Alvin York) and Joan Leslie (Gracie Williams) individually, the original publicity portrait depicting the two actors embracing in a head and shoulders pose in a scene from the 1941 film Sergeant York, based on the life of the most decorated American soldier of World War I. Cooper won a Best Actor Academy Award for his role in this film. Signed by both Cooper and Leslie in fountain pen inks to clear areas of the image, Leslie adding an inscription in her hand. Some light creasing to the corners and edges of the white borders, about VG
JONES BUCK: (1891-1942) American Actor, famous for his roles in Western movies. Vintage signed and inscribed sepia 11 x 14 photograph of Jones in a head and shoulders pose wearing a cowboy hat. Signed in fountain pen ink, largely across a clear area at the base of the image. Accompanied by the original Universal Pictures envelope post marked at North Hollywood, California, 21st April 1938. Rare. Some very light corner creasing, otherwise VG
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