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Lot 100
Totem BR(NE) MARKET WEIGHTON, H/F. Ex NER station between Selby and Driffield, and Beverley and York. Opened in October 1847 with an overall roof, which was removed in 1947 and replaced with steel awnings. It closed in November 1965, and the station buildings were demolished in 1979. A lovely totem having excellent appearance. The normal, half flanged rust along the edges having been expertly repaired. A rare totem indeed.
Lot 106
South Yorkshire Joint Lines Committee brass Thunderer Guards Whistle complete with Chain. Manufacturers name on lip `Henry Riley, Constitutional Hill, Birmingham`. One side clearly stamped `S.Y.J.L.C and the other side stamped `14`. With only 3 stations on the line and closing to passengers in 1929 this must be an incredibly rare whistle.
Lot 137
Wrexham Mold & Connahs Quay Railway pattern Trackside Gradient Arm (36" x 10") and a ¾ Mile Marker, oval 6¾ x 12¼". Both in chunky and quite heavy C/I. The gradient shown is 1 in 300 and 1 in 127. Both ex trackside condition, black lettering and border on white. Rare indeed, especially the gradient arm.
Lot 155
Carriage Print 20"x10", BRUGES VIA HARWICH from an original etching by Frank Mason R.I. from the LNER original etching series issued in 1936. This unframed print has its original mount and is in mint condition. An extremely rare print with none being recorded as being sold before at a Railwayana auction.
Lot 176
BR(S) enamel Doorplate STATION MASTER, F/F, dark green, 18" x 6" The style of letters is very early Southern Region and is the same as the earlier SR lettering and maybe even a transitional piece as the back has the suppliers name Mead & Mclean enamelled into it. Excellent condition with a couple of small well executed repairs to the bottom corners. An extremely rare doorplate.
Lot 199
Carriage Print 20"x10", THE RHINE VIA HARWICH from an original etching by Frank Mason R.I. from the LNER original etching series issued in 1936. This unframed print has its original mount and is in mint condition. An extremely rare print with only one being recorded as being sold before at a Railwayana auction.
Lot 245
GWR 12 inch Mahogany cased fusee clock, with chisel base to the bottom of the drop. A significant Great Western clock with chain driven fusee and a nice Ogee surround to the dial. The movement of typical London style has many John Walker characteristics which point to this clock being supplied by this maker between 1853-1871. Subsequently, Kays took over the supply of clocks to the GWR. The clock is in unrestored original condition with a cast brass bezel, Ivorine numberplate GWR 651 and the same number chalked onto the back box. The movement is stamped 7185 as are the bezel hinge and pendulum. A rare clock and the best of this type we have ever seen.
Lot 246
Manchester Ship Canal Enamel Single line Control Notice 24" x 18". Black on white Enamel the sign reads "M.S.C. Cos Railways Single Line Control All Engines from IRLAM direction must here and obtain permission to depart. Engines from IRLAM direction must report arrival. Dock Office, Manchester. By Order". A rare enamel in excellent condition and not seen before.
Lot 258
Manchester Ship Canal Enamel single line Control Notice 24" x 18". Black on white Enamel the sign reads "M.S.C. Cos Railways Single Line Control All Engines from IRWELL PARK direction must stop clear of next cross-over to report arrival. If for LATCHFORD direction obtain permission to depart. Dock Office, Manchester. By Order". A rare enamel in excellent condition and not seen before.
Lot 371
Carriage Print 30"x10", THE CINQUE PORT OF HASTINGS SUSSEX from an original water colour by Jack Merriott RI from the Southern Region `A` series issued in 1952. This rare, unframed print is in mint condition and is considered to be the most difficult to obtain from the Cinque set. Note the other 4 in the set are available elsewhere within this auction.
Lot 1790
A very rare set of 5 Wade Dwarves from the 1938 Snow White and the Seven Dwarves series, all finished in colours with the collectable cellulose paint finish known as `Scintillate`, some damage to Sneeze and a little paint flaking to Sleepy. The remaining figures in very good condition with the paint colours remaining bright throughout. All with printed marks and painted titles to base.
Lot 2897
"Rare burr walnut campaign bureau cabinet in George I style, the top section with a moulded cornice and two panel doors enclosing 16 drawers, seven pigeon holes and 11 compartments with two candle slides below, the centre section with a fall front with brass moulding disclosing ten pigeon holes and five drawers with two short drawers below, the lower section with three graduated long drawers with turned wood handles, on turned feet, with two pairs of brass side carrying handles, 205.5 h x 110.3 w x 62.7cm d"
Lot 14774
A rare Japanese Haniwa terracotta Figure of a Warrior, Kotun period, circa 5th century A.D., the striking pale pinkish brown pottery figure with round broad brimmed hat, resting a later copper base Provenance: The property of a lady. Purchased from Bluett & Sons, 48 Davies Street on the 27th May 1969 for £895 and sold with the original invoice together with an earlier certificate from the Okura Art Museum Tokyo dated February 28th 1969. Haniwa `clay ring` take their name from the unglazed clay cylinders placed on the large tomb mounds of the Japanese elite which were first recorded in the fourth century. The tubular bases were sunk into the ground for stability. In the suceeding centuries, potters of the cylinders expanded into sculptures of humans, animals and household objects. For a similar figure from Kameyama Moka city, Tochigi prefecture, see Miki tumio, ed., Haniwa, Nihon no., bijusta (Arts of Japan) 19 (Tokyo: Shibundo., 1967) no. 61." View on auctionatrium.com
Lot 15280
A rare archaic bronze Ding and cover, Han Dynasty (206 BC - 220AD) of flattened globular shape with three slightly cabriole feet and L shaped handles, the rim bearing an old incised inscription; the domed cover also with an old incised inscription and with three looped hooks. Good patina with some malachite encrustation. Provenance: From a private European collection, purchased E. Pranger, Amsterdam, 25 May 1996" 17 cm high, 22cm diameter Essentially good condition with typical encrustation. The cover with two tiny square solder repairs; the base with an area of old repair and a few small splits. View on auctionatrium.com
Lot 195
[Burney (Fanny)] Evelina...A New Edition 2 vol. announcements of Cecilia `lately published` at end of both vol. lower corner of vol. II pp. 107/8 torn with loss to a few words name on titles and bookplates of Duncan Darroch of Gourock contemporary calf rubbed T. and W. Lowndes 1784 § [Johnson (Samuel)] The Prince of Abissinia a Tale upper part of title torn and restored with loss to `The` contemporary calf rubbed J.F. and C. Rivington &c. 1793 § Chesterfield (Philip Dormer Stanhope Earl of ) Letters...to his Son Philip Stanhope Esq. 4 vol. contemporary marbled calf spines gilt little rubbed J. Nichols &. 1804 § Dibdin (Thomas Frognall) An Introduction to the Knowledge of Rare and Valuable Editions of the Greek and Latin Classics 2 vol. third edition folding plate in vol. I no half-titles bokplates of Sir Francis Hopkins (in vol. I only) and John Prenter (in both vol.) some marking contemporary calf spines gilt cover with gilt rule and blind-stamped roll rubbed Longman &c. 1808 8vo (9)
Lot 48
* Iluyshin Il-2 ‘Stormovik’. A rare collection of photographs, most with minor damp damage but usable and restoreable, many inscribed verso from the archive of Jan Zita including Czech pilot Chebeu in front of his Il-2, others show this famous ‘flying tank’ in Russian (Soviet), Czech and other markings, production scenes, Squadron line-ups, air-to-air aircraft portraits, and in formation over the steppe, many of ground crews with aircraft accidents, aircraft under repair and others of similar interest, many inscribed verso, approx. 130 images contained in a folder (1)
Lot 58
* Yakovlev. A collection of rare photographs, (most showing signs of damp damage) of some of the aircraft built by this company, types include the YAK 1 & 3, one in free French Air Force markings, others with Polish R.A.F. and U.S.A.F. insignia, some good air-to-air studio, aircraft in formation, Squadron line-ups, preserved examples, with pilots and others of similar interest, together with a collection of photographs of the YAK 12 ‘Morino’, the YAK 12/14, the 11 ‘Moose’ and others, approx. 85 images contained in a folder, many damp damaged examples useful for reference, some trimmed, others restorable (1)
Lot 164
* Avro (A. V. Roe & Co Ltd). A ‘Tutor’ brochure printed in English, French and German, with additional coverage for the 626, ‘Cadet’, 636, 642, 652 and 652A ‘Anson’, 18 pp., Avro embossed in red on cover, together with three other company brochures, plus George Parnall & Co A rare brochure for the Parnall ‘Parasol’ monoplane built at Yate, near Bristol, three orig. photos of K1128, text, diagrams, orig. paper covers with gilt titles, and a copy of ‘How Longbridge spanned the Years of War’, pub. Austin Motor Co. Ltd, 1945, 52 pp., illustrations after the orig. photos, colour certificate on page 51, with an R.F.D. Co. Ltd brochure, and Miles Aircraft Ltd. Brochures for the ‘Messenger’, ‘Gemini’ and ‘Merchantman’, together with a Percival Proctor IV brochure (13)
Lot 165
* Baker (Captain Valentine Henry). “In Memory of a Fearless Pilot”, a rare brochure published as a tribute to Val. Baker, a director of the Martin-Baker Aircraft Co. Ltd, and former Chief Flying Instructor at Heston, killed in a flying accident on Sept. 2nd 1942, with dedication signed James Martin, 8 pp., 3 colour plates, oblong folio, orig. covers, cord bound, together with three R.A.F. ‘Red Arrows’ aerobatics team brochures, and a 50th anniversary of the de Havilland ‘Mosquito’ brochure plus five other commemorative brochures (10)
Lot 192
* General Aircraft Ltd - the Monospar ‘Croydon’. A rare brochure for this twin-engined low-wing monoplane civil transport-aircraft, text, illustrations after the original photographs, diagrams and technical specifications with price list, 37 pp., pub. Harrison and Sons, London, c. 1935, together with a Rohrbach brochure, c. 1928, a Grahame-White Co. souvenir brochure commemorating the visit by King George V and Queen Mary to the company’s aerodrome on 4/12/17, and a Royal Aero. Society Grahame-White lecture brochure dated 1919 (4)
Lot 194
* Hawker VC, DSO (Lanoe George, 1890-1916). A signed copy of No. 24 Squadron R.F.C. Operation Orders for July 20th 1916, typed in the field, July 1916, pilots’ names listed on left against morning and afternoon patrols in blue ink (by Hawker?), identifying names as self, Knight, Sibley, Wilson, and Wood, signed in pencil by Hawker as Commander lower right, a few minor spots and creases, one page, folio. Hawker from Longparish in Hampshire, was to become the first pilot to earn a VC for aerial combat. He was killed in a dogfight with the Red Baron on 23rd November 1916 and his autograph is thus very rare. (1)
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