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![Constantine III, 407-411 A.D., silver siliqua, Trier Mint [408-411 A.D.], obverse reads:- [D N CONSTAN]TINVS P F AVG, Diademe](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/35997/2853083/1244-201239154859_468x382.jpg)
Lot 1244
Constantine III, 407-411 A.D., silver siliqua, Trier Mint [408-411 A.D.], obverse reads:- [D N CONSTAN]TINVS P F AVG, Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust, right, reverse reads:- [VICTO]RIA AAVGGG, mint officina in exergue TRMS, Old Sear 4261, with an old ticket, small crescent shaped piece missing from edge, very rare VF
Lot 1302
Harold II, silver penny, PAX Issue, with sceptre, Spink 1186, obverse reads:- +HAROLD REX ANGLO, reverse reads:- +CINRIC ON NORDP [the `D` with thorn],Norwich Mint, moneyer Cinric, found Nr, Mildenhall, Suffolk, 1st. February 2012, full, round, well centred, overall slight roughness, clear, very rare GF
Lot 1309
Henry I, silver penny, Annulet and Piles Issue, Spink 1265, obverse:- Facing bust, wearing crown of pyramid form and fleur decoration, draped with central annulet tie, legend:- +hENRI I RE [lettering irons almost like modern block, `NR` ligulate], reverse reads:- +DEODRIC O I LV.[first `D` with thorn], London Mint, moneyer Theodric, a nice round coin of good metal and strong flan, very clear legends, which at this period is unusual, rare, a nice coin VF
![James II Civil War Coinage [1689-1691], large size halfcrown, Oct: 1689, Spink 6579E, a very sharp, central strike and well a](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/35997/2853083/1347-201239155356_468x382.jpg)
Lot 534
Ten plant machine models: 3 x Norscot; 1 x ERTL; NZG Modelle 2851 CAT 428 (one wheel unattached), and one other NZG Modelle; 2 x Gescha (W.Germany); two rare CAT demo models, one on wooden pen holder base which reads `Caterpillar Malaga Demo Area 1989`, the other cast metal model by of a Caterpillar 320 Excavator by Entertec Europe, both given to a Caterpillar Inc. employee. Six boxed, mostly VG.
Lot 1167
Tibetan Red Deer or Shou (Cervus elaphus wallichi), antlers on frontlet, 5+5, right antler 104cm, left antler 102cm, inside spread 92cm, tip to tip 69.5cm, overall width 107cm, longest brow tine 35cm, long bay tine 44cm, on wood shield See illustration Sub species of Wapiti, Tibetan Highlands and Bhutan. Believed to be extinct by 1912 but were re-discovered in 1988 by US scientists in Bhutan. A survey in 1995 revealed a herd of about 200 Shou Deer, the only viable population of this deer. This is a very rare opportunity to acquire the antlers of this highly endangered species.
Lot 1310
A 19th Century Pewter Chamber Type Oil Lamp, with semi-globular reservoir, chained lift-off cover, angular wick holder, with a shaped hanging strap and scroll handle, on a domed foot, 15cm; A Rare Late 18th/Early 19th Century Pewter Birdcage Watering Vessel, with ogee fascia and flat back, 7.5cm; A Pewter Quaich, with crown pierced side handles; A Similar Quaich, with leaf chased side handles; and A Single-Handled Quaich (5)
Lot 1511
Unusual Kirghiz Ensi Pamir Region The madder quartered field of hooked motifs enclosed by compartmentalised borders of geometric devices, 197cm by 128cm See illustration Pile Kirghiz weaving are extremely rare. Few examples are found on the market. Ensis were used by the Kirghiz and Turkman tribes as doorway curtains in their round felt tents.
Lot 6
A Rummer, circa 1810, the round funnel bowl with basal cut and floral swag engraving around the inscription SUCCESS TO THE TOWN AND TRADE OF BLACKBURNE (sic) and with initials JEE opposite, on solid square foot, 13.5cm high; and A Rare Davenport Process Rummer, circa 1810, the broad semi-ovoid cup with overlap leaf broad banding, on a double cushion knop and circular foot with etched mark PATENT, 11.1cm high (2)
Lot 188
A rare 4 piece alloy Tea Set of the airship R.38. Comprising a teapot and a hot water jug, each with a wooden handle and knob to lid. The bases are marked ‘R.38’ and ‘U.S.N. property’. Together with a jug and sugar bowl with integral handles, all 4 items marked on the side ‘Airship /R.38/August 1921’. GC some service wear illustrated on Plate 8. Note: The R.38 class was designed for Britain’s Royal Navy towards the end of World War I . Designed for long-range patrol duties over the North Sea, four airships were ordered by the Admiralty. Three of them were cancelled after the armistice was signed with Germany. Work on the R.38 continued after the United States Navy had agreed to purchase her. In 1921 she was the world’s largest airship. On 23 August 1921, in preparation for a final trial flight and delivery to Lakehurst, R.38 (US registration ZR-2) was destroyed by a structural failure over the city of Hull and crashed into the River Humber killing 44 of the 49 crew.
Lot 220
A rare LZ (Luftschiffbau Zeppelin) china tea cup and saucer. Manufactured by Heinrich & Co, part of the on-board tableware as used on the Graf Zeppelin. Cup marked ‘H&Co Selb Bavaria’. ‘Senta’ ‘Heinrich Elfenbein–Porzellan’ ‘Graf Zeppelin’ 1928 and associated saucer without crest. Included is ‘Weltfahrt 1929’ Cup rim 10.3cm x height 6.cm. Saucer diameter 15.7cm. VGC illustrated on Plate 9.
Lot 221
A rare LZ (Luftschiffbau Zeppelin) china tea cup and saucer. Manufactured by Heinrich & Co, part of the on-board tableware as used on the Graf Zeppelin. Marked ‘H&Co Selb Bavaria’, ‘Heinrich-Elfenbein- Porzellan’ With additional print on the base ‘Graf Zeppelin 1928’. Cup rim 10.cm x height 6.cm. Saucer diameter 15cm. Both with lined gold scallop detailing. VGC illustrated on Plate 9.
Lot 222
A rare LZ (Luftschiffbau Zeppelin) china tea cup and saucer. Manufactured by Heinrich & Co, part of the on-board tableware as used on the Graf Zeppelin. Cup marked ‘H&Co Selb Bavaria’. ‘Senta’ ‘Heinrich Elfenbein–Porzellan’ ‘Graf Zeppelin’ 1928 and saucer. Cup rim 10.3cm x height 6.cm. Saucer diameter 15.7cm. VGC illustrated on Plate 9.
Lot 223
A rare LZ (Luftschiffbau Zeppelin) china tea cup and saucer. Manufactured by Heinrich & Co, part of the on-board tableware as used on the Graf Zeppelin. Cup marked ‘H&Co Selb Bavaria Germany’. ‘Heinrich Elfenbein–Porzellan’ ‘Graf Zeppelin’ 1928 and associated saucer, the word Germany excluded. Cup rim 10.3cm x height 6.cm. Saucer diameter 15.2cm. VGC illustrated on Plate 9.
Lot 224
A rare small LZ china coffee cup and saucer. Manufactured by Heinrich & Co, part of the on-board tableware as used on the Graf Zeppelin. The cup is Marked ‘H&Co Selb Bavaria’. Plus ‘Senta’ and ‘Graf Zeppelin’. The saucer has added ‘Heinrich-Elfenbein- Porzellan’. Cup rim 5.8cm x height 5.7cm. Saucer diameter 11cm. VGC illustrated on Plate 9.
Lot 225
A rare small LZ china coffee cup and saucer. Manufactured by Heinrich & Co, part of the on-board tableware as used on the Graf Zeppelin. The cup is Marked ‘H&Co Selb Bavaria’. Plus ‘Senta’ and ‘Graf Zeppelin’. The saucer has added ‘Heinrich-Elfenbein- Porzellan’. Cup rim 5.8cm x height 5.7cm. Saucer diameter 11cm. VGC illustrated on Plate 9
Lot 226
A rare small oval LZ china dish, possibly for soap or sweets. Manufactured by Heinrich & Co, part of the on-board tableware as used on the Graf Zeppelin. Marked ‘H&Co Selb Bavaria’, ‘Heinrich-Elfenbein- Porzellan’ With additional print on the base ‘Graf Zeppelin 1928’ etc. length 11.4cm x width 7.5cm. GC minor wear/rubbing to ‘Graf Zeppelin’ wording to face, illustrated on Plate 9.
Lot 234
A rare Deutsche Zeppelin Reederei dinner plate. Manufactured by Heinrich, part of the on-board tableware as used on the Hindenburg. Marked ‘H&Co Selb Bavaria Germany’. ‘Heinrich-Elfenbein-Porzellan’ ‘Eigentum der Deutschen Zeppelin Reederei’. Diameter of rim 23.5cm VGC illustrated on Plate 9.
Lot 235
A rare Deutsche Zeppelin Reederei side plate. Manufactured by Heinrich & Co, part of the on-board tableware as used on the Hindenburg. Marked ‘H&Co Selb Bavaria Germany’. ‘Heinrich-Elfenbein Porzellan’ ‘Eigentum der Deutschen Zeppelin Reederei’. Diameter of rim 19cm GC glaze has a single fine crack across face of plate, illustrated on Plate 10.
Lot 238
A rare Deutsche Zeppelin Reederei dinner plate. Manufactured by Heinrich & Co, part of the on-board tableware as used on the Hindenburg. Marked ‘H&Co Selb Bavaria Germany’. ‘Heinrich-Elfenbein Porzellan’ ‘Eigentum der Deutschen Zeppelin Reedereif. Diameter of rim 23.5cm VGC illustrated on Plate 10.
Lot 241
A rare Deutsche Zeppelin Reederei large dinner plate. Manufactured by Heinrich, part of the on-board tableware as used on the Hindenburg. Marked ‘H&Co Selb Bavaria Germany’. ‘Heinrich-Elfenbein-Porzellan’ ‘Eigentum der Deutschen Zeppelin Reederei’. Diameter of rim 25.3cm VGC illustrated on Plate 10.
Lot 242
A rare Deutsche Zeppelin Reederei side plate. Manufactured by Heinrich & Co, part of the on-board tableware as used on the Hindenburg. Marked ‘H&Co Selb Bavaria’. ‘Heinrich-Elfenbein Porzellan’ ‘Original-Bordporzellan Der Deutschen Luftschiffe’. Diameter of rim 20.4cm VGC illustrated on Plate 10.
Lot 243
A rare Deutsche Zeppelin Reederei side plate. Manufactured by Heinrich & Co, part of the on-board tableware as used on the Hindenburg. Marked ‘H&Co Selb Bavaria’. ‘Heinrich-Elfenbein-Porzellan’ ‘Eigentum der Deutschen Zeppelin Reederei’. Diameter of rim 20.4cm GC some wear. illustrated on Plate 10.
Lot 246
A rare Deutsche Zeppelin Reederei coffee cup. Manufactured by Heinrich & Co, part of the on-board tableware as used on the Hindenburg. Marked ‘H&Co Selb Bavaria Germany’, ‘Heinrich-Elfenbein-Porzellan,’ plus ‘Eigentum Der Deutschen’. Also ‘Zeppelin Reederei’. Diameter of rim 7.7cm, over handle 10cm. VGC-Mint illustrated on Plate 10.
Lot 248
A rare Deutsche Zeppelin Reederei shallow coffee cup and saucer. Manufactured by Heinrich & Co, part of the on-board tableware as used on the Hindenburg. Cup marked ‘H&Co Selb Bavaria Germany’ ‘Eigentum der Deutschen Zeppelin Reederei’, also ‘Heinrich-Elfenbein- Porzellan’. Plus associated saucer marked ‘H&Co Selb Bavaria Germany’, ‘Heinrich Elfenbein Porzellan’, ‘Original Bordporzellan ‘LZ-Hindenburg’ 1935’ Diameter of cup rim 5.5cm, over handle 7.5cm. Saucer 11cm. GC-VGC some wear to saucer illustrated on Plate 10.
Lot 249
A rare Deutsche Zeppelin Reederei shallow coffee cup and saucer. Manufactured by Heinrich & Co, part of the on-board tableware as used on the Hindenburg. Cup marked ‘H&Co Selb Bavaria Germany’, ‘Heinrich-Elfenbein Porzellan’, plus ‘Original-Bordporzellan ‘LZ-Hindenburg’ 1935. Plus saucer with the same marking. Diameter of cup rim 5.5cm, over handle 7.5cm. Saucer 11cm. VGC illustrated on Plate 10.
Lot 250
A rare Deutsche Zeppelin Reederei tea service milk jug. Manufactured by Heinrich & Co, part of the on-board tableware as used on the Hindenburg. Marked ‘H&Co Selb Bavaria Germany’, ‘Heinrich-Elfenbein-Porzellan’ ‘Eigentum Der Deutschen’. ‘Zeppelin Reederei’. Handle to lip 10cm x height 11cm. VGC-Mint illustrated on Plate 10.
Lot 251
A rare Deutsche Zeppelin Reederei deep centred saucer style stand, perhaps for an egg cup. Manufactured by Heinrich & Co, part of the on-board tableware as used on the Hindenburg. Marked ‘H&Co Selb Bavaria Germany’. ‘Original Bordporzellan’, ‘Der Deutschen Luftschiffe’. Diameter of rim 15.4cm GC some wear and a small chip on underside of rim. illustrated on Plate 10.
Lot 252
A rare small Deutsche Zeppelin Reederei china jam pot with lid and saucer. Manufactured by Heinrich & Co, part of the on-board tableware as used on the Hindenburg. Marked ‘H&Co Selb Bavaria’, ‘Heinrich-Elfenbein-Porzellan’. With additional print on the base of the saucer ‘Eigentum Der Deutschen’, ‘Zeppelin Reederei’. The pot diameter is 8.cm, with handles 10.6cm x height 7.cm. Saucer diameter 11cm. VGC Illustrated on Plate 9.
Lot 278
A rare Aluminium Control Wheel from the Helm off a British Airship. Probably a WW1 example, overall diameter 61cm, the cast centre bearing number 7332 and with tapered key hole. The six spokes and rim of hollow section, with turned wood handles. GC, slight damage to rim around one handle, Four of the wooden handles split, illustrated on the inside front cover
Lot 291
A rare soft leather covered writing case from the Graf Zeppelin. The cover decorated overall with fine stylised branches and filaments and embossed in gold with a depiction of the airship and `Graf Zeppelin` in the lower right hand corner. The lining of brown silk with crimson silk cards and tassels. GC some scuff marks to cover, illustrated on Plate 14.
Lot 296
A rare original passenger list for a flight on the Hindenburg. `Passengers Hindenburg- From Lakehurst, New Jersey, USA. To Frankfurt O.M., Germany, on the Airship June 23, 1936. On the inside facing page the following- `The Zeppelin Airship Hindenburg of the `Deutsche Zeppelin-Reederie` (German Transport Company). Eastbound crossing from Lakehurst, New Jersey to Frankfort on Main, Germany June 23 1936. Staff Dr. Hugo Eckener (commander), Watch Officers Capt. M. Pruss Capt. A. Sammt, Mr. H. Bauer. Chief Engineer Mr. R. Sauter. Radio Officer. Mr. W. Speck. Mail and Sanitary Officer Mr. K. Schonherr. Chef Steward Mr. H. Kubis. Chef Mr. X Maier. Inside is the list of 56 passengers, including Lord Donegall, Rear Admiral John W. Greenslade U.S.N. Professor Robert A. Mac Lean, Captain Schultz-Heyn, etc. Printed on cream card with black lettering. GC for age, some wear to edges, illustrated on Plate 15.
Lot 302
A rare and possibly unique original Graf Zeppelin passenger ticket. Issued by the General Agent in Friedrichshafen ‘Hamburg-Amerika Linie’ dated 14 September 1934. This ticket No.7840 was issued Herr M. Delemer for passage between Friedrichshafen and Frankfurt. Nicely mounted in a glazed frame, 43cm x 32.5cm. VGC illustrated on Plate 16.
Lot 416
A rare and most interesting WW1 anti-Zeppelin aerial dart. With spring loaded steel tip which evidently pierces the fabric of the Zeppelin and at the same time activates an explosive charge in the steel body of the dart. Fitted with alloy fins. Overall length 19cm. GC some surface rusting, illustrated on Plate 24.
Lot 450
A rare pre WW1 Tape Measure in the form of a Zeppelin. Of sheet alloy and copper,85mm overall, side vanes to tail, 2 pairs of side propellers, the front pair acting as a winder for the tape which operates through a slot in the nose and is graduated to 1m on one side and 40” on the other. Near GC-VGC minor wear only. Illustrated.
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