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Lot 262
ANGLERS KNIFE: A rare Ogden Smith, St James`s London anglers knife, 4" side plates stamped with makers address details and hook scale to reverse, 5 tools, scissors, knife, spike and disgorger fine with screw driver blade to end, belt loop, fine with Ogden Smith early square card box bearing Hyde Park Corner address.
Lot 289
REEL & CATALOGUE: A rare JJS Walker Bampton of Alnwick "The Beamish" 3.25" diameter alloy trout fly reel, almost certainly made by Dingley of Alnwick, white handle, heavy brass bar drum latch smooth brass foot, internal blue steel calliper check and pawl, retains most dark lead finish, c/w a JJS Walker Bampton fishing tackle catalogue of c1935 showing "The Beamish" reel on page 46, noting the "especially large and narrow drum for quick winding".
Lot 298
REEL: Extremely rare Dreadnought Casting Reel Co, Newport Isle of Wight "The Meteor" Patent 22461/07 alloy casting reel by Percy Wadham, scarce 3.5" diameter size with original bright finish appearance, clear lacquer coated, winding plate stamped with maker`s details and Patent shield, brass spindle adjuster and oil hole, ivory handle to recessed brass washer, alloy frame with oil hole and casting brake lever with brass locked turned ivory knob, 3 point locking star to backplate showing exposed ventilated and slotted drum, correct brass foot with central hole, stamped "15" to frame, fine condition.
Lot 299
REEL: Extremely rare Hardy 1894-1897/8 model Combined Fly and Spinning reel in alloy, 3.5" diameter, 1 5/8" wide, correct twin ivory handles to face plate, raised central boss with oil hole, 5 pillar brass annular guide, backplate stamped with Rod in Hand and straight line logos, fitted with optional check button and knurled adjustable spindle brake knob with oil hole, runs straight, retains lead and bronze finish. According to John Drewett`s book Hardy Brothers, The Masters The Men and Their Reels, pages 161-163 this reel dates 1894-1897/8, a much sought after example.
Lot 322
MALLOCH FISH: Rare Malloch of Perth River Tay cast salmon in glass roll front half barrel case 55"x22x9" makers label to top inner left of plaster base, hand painted to back, half block fish with internal legend "Killed by WRDC Burnbane, Devine 2/10/25 weight 40 lbs". Minor hairline cracks to underside of jaw structure, otherwise fine fish with good strong colour and scale effect. The "Burnbane Pool" on the River Tay is where Miss Ballantyne landed her record 64lb salmon after a reported 10-hour fight on Saturday October 7th 1922.
Lot 366
FLY CABINET, BOX & FLIES: A rare John Forrest of London & Kelso Patent black japanned fly reservoir, 8.5x7x3.5", carry handle, drop down front shows 9 slide out trays (fitted for 10) each marked with fly size guide, 5 trays holding a assortment of approx 60 fully dressed salmon flies, mainly 1" to 2" plus a 3" and 3-1/2" guy ere examples and the remaining trays filled with sea trout and trout flies, pus the Patent black japanned fly carry box into which the trays can be clipped to take to the water side.
Lot 378
ROD: A rare Partridge of Redditch Staggered ferrule split cane brook rod, twin tips making rods of 4`8" and 6`1" long, bronze ferrule with cane extension plug, tan blank with full bridge butt ring, snake intermediates whipped ran tipped orange and black, keeper ring, shaped cork handle with ex light alloy reel rings, appears unused in cloth bag.
Lot 381
HARDY FACILE LINE DRIER & BOX: A rare Hardy Facile Line drier, alloy folding frame stamped Regd. 518862 with brass fittings and turned bone handle, cast brass green painted table clamp with lock screw, made 1908-1910, few ever seen, this one with ex rare makers original card box showing drier to lid advertisement.
Lot 382
HARDY DRY FLY VAPOURISER BOTTLE: An ex rare Hardy Pocket dry Fly vaporiser, ingenious device for dry fly oil application, a 3" overall length, an off white rubber bulb protects a glass reservoir with metal stopper cap, the whole contained in original Hardy card 2 part tube with Hardy advertising label to top, dates c1924.
Lot 383
HARDY COMBINED GAFF & AND BALANCE: Rare Hardy all brass salmon gaff with integral weigh scale, a 2 draw gaff 15 to 35" long, steel hook, brass folding point protector stamped Hardy brothers, makers Alnwick, brass scale 0-40 lb attached to main handle tube also stamped with Hardy details, butt cap un screws to release spring balance steel weigh hook. Made by Hardy from an idea presented to them by Colonel S.H.N Johnstone, the gaff was sold c 1905, few ever seen, retaining virtually all original bronzing.
Lot 395
HARDY FLY BOX: An ex rare Hardy Winchester Patent 1881 black japanned cast fly box, 4" diameter with brass makers logo and patent details to lid, hinged to show a cream interior, cutting clot to rim, original fitted turned wood serrated disc with directional arrow and 4 finger hole cut out, good.
Lot 431E
Aldam, W H Ð "A Quaint Treatise on Flies and Fly making by an Old Fisherman" 1876 Published by John B Day, 25 actual specimens of flies and fly making materials (seven flies and a small number of materials missing), two coloured chromo-litho plates, quarto original decorative green cloth binding, re-backed with repair to spine and some inner foxing as is usual in this very rare book.
Lot 450
CATALOGUE: An extremely rare Wyres Freres, Paris anglers guide of 1896, catalogue No5 measuring 8.5"x5.5", in fine condition throughout, grey decorative original paper cover, 94 pages plus index and loose leaf order form, showing a good reference selection of tackle inc reels, rods, baits and lures, clothing and accessories.
Lot 457
ACCESSORIES: Approximately twenty five card packets of sets of hooks to gut including the rare "Basket Packet" in the shape of a creel by Milward`s c1935 and other examples by Allcock, Woodfields, Gamages, A R Rudge & Son, Albert Smith, Army & Navy and Eton and Deller. Plus a box of Harrison`s "Spring Steel Carlisle" hooks. The main box contains ten smaller boxes each bearing Harrison`s trade label and each holding 100-eyed hooks. And a further Allcock & Co box of Kirby hooks to twisted gut containing examples of Kirby`s hooks to gut and other makers with the hooks held in the traditional triangular shaped sleeves.
Lot 461
LURES & BOXES (2): Two boxes of spinning baits including a rare Farlow Phantom minnow, 2?", a scarce and patented (stamped No. 2132 on fin) Allcock bait, composed of an otter type body and an Allcock "Draw `Em" spinning head and a Geen`s patent spiral minnow, 1.5". Together with other baits by Hearder of Plymouth, Carter of London, Lemax of Switzerland, a boxed example of an Allcock`s "Baby Spinner", four Allcock Feathero minnows, three Wadham `Land-em Loach` baits etc All in good condition.
Lot 469
ROD: Rare Hardy "The All In One Rod" being a combination Palakona 5 piece plus detachable butt fly/spinning rod, No.E20484, burgundy close whipped low bridge guides, reversible cork/alloy handle with twin wood stoppers, long/short tips, all contained within cloth bag, bamboo tube and outer case. Clive Gammon is arguably the finest fishing travel writer that the UK has ever produced. He spent more than 20 years working for Sports Illustrated, at one time the world`s largest sports magazine, covering to events such as Superbowl, the "Rumble in the Jungle" and the World Cup. In between these, he undertook adventurous and groundbreaking fishing expeditions for the magazine, many of which are documented in his highly rated books Castaway and I Know a Good Place. He was friends with many of fishing`s greatest names, from Lee Wulff to Bernard Venables, and he was a pioneer of Irish sea fishing, particularly bass fishing from the west coast. His articles and books played a key role in popularising the country`s sport potential. Clive incurred a serious leg injury while fishing off Malaysia a few years ago, and he has now moved into sheltered accommodation, admitting: "I have to face it that I`m never going to go wading out into the surf or splashing waist-deep in salmon rivers again." All the lots here are sold with certificates of authenticity, signed by Clive.
Lot 477
REELS (2): Rare Shakespeare model 1898 salt water aluminium fly reel with front plate drag adjuster, free spool lever, anti reverse button and chrome line guide to frame, c/w line and Shakespeare zip case and a J W Young Freedex Patent 578434, anti reverse fly reel, 4" diameter with twin handles, face plate knurled brake adjuster and a backplate check, fine, c/w certificate signed by Clive Gammon.
Lot 493
REELS (2): Rare early DAM Berlin model 5000 Angel Rolle twin handled centre pin reel, 3.25" diameter, ventilated spool, central drag knob, alloy foot stamped "Made in Germany", in rare MOB and a 4" alloy Mercury trotting reel, skeleton drum, face plate ratchet tension adjuster, retaining most original factory grey finish.
Lot 513
ROD: A rare Pezon et Michel Bretonvillier PPP 7`6" staggered ferrule split cane fly rod No 0403CB2795, Realise pour Mr Ponsot. Roger, in as new condition, full butt and tip ring, snake intermediates whipped green tipped red, nickel ferrule with extension cane stopper, keeper ring, line rated no. 4/5, 10" cork handle with bronze anodised upper screw and lower fixed reel fittings, fine in makers red cloth bag and outer leather covered protective tube.
Lot 568
ROD: Rare Farlow`s of Aberdeen Scotland "The Lee Wulff Ultimate" 5`10 ?" 1 piece split cane trout fly rod, in fine condition, butt section marked "No.213 1 3/4ozs Armour Cane", being impregnated low flash varnished split cane, full butt guide, snake intermediates whipped dark green, 4" cigar handle with down screw light alloy reel fittings, used perhaps a couple of times, c/w MOB with support cane.
Lot 421
Photograph collection relating to the Boxted family Clementson and their home - Clives - in Boxted. Housed in albums and loose, the collection covers the period from early 1900s to 1920s. A rare and extensive insight into family life, both formal and casual shots, portraits and group photographs. Many views of the garden and the pond with children swimming. Horses, vehicles, a group of male hand-bell ringers, domestic staff, family members, visitors and friends. Various photographers - Alfred Clementson was a noted photographer and friend of Fox Talbot. Some identified with dates and names plus various glass negatives (qty)
Lot 440
Photographs - Small collection of Colchester related photographs to include Canteen at Colchester Garrison, rare scene at Castle Bailey Roast 1863 (2), dock scenes (2) Women`s Army Corps (1919), Howard Removal Contractor, Colchester Sick and Wounded Soldiers Comforts Committee 1919, M Brown Boxford Coach, Colchester High Street (qty)
![Stater, British H [North East Coast type], DEVOLVED head of Apollo, rev. DISJOINTED horse right, pellets above and in front,](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/15299/2791324/2-201031516147_468x382.jpg)
Lot 2
Stater, British H [North East Coast type], DEVOLVED head of Apollo, rev. DISJOINTED horse right, pellets above and in front, coffee-bean behind, large pellet below, zig-zag pattern with pellets in exergue, 6.23g/2h (BMC 182; VA 800-1; S 28). Full and round, good very fine, very rare Provenance: Sir Arthur Evans Collection; British Museum Collection (disposed of after 1969); DNW Auction 65, 16 March 2005, lot 48
![Stater, British Ma [Wonersh type], cruciform wreath pattern with crescents in centre, pellet-in-annulets in angles, rev. hors](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/15299/2791324/3-201031516315_468x382.jpg)
Lot 3
Stater, British Ma [Wonersh type], cruciform wreath pattern with crescents in centre, pellet-in-annulets in angles, rev. horse right, anti-clockwise spiral above, pellets and annulets around, six-spoked wheel below, 5.34g/11h (BMC 351ff; VA 1522; S 36). Good very fine or better, extremely rare Provenance: Found at Wanborough (Wiltshire); C. Rudd FPL 78, November 2004 (44). CCI 04.2168 Van Arsdell is of the opinion that this variety represents a link between the Wonersh and Savernake Forest types
Lot 5
Unit, ‘Abingdon Head’ type, female Celtic head left with crescents and beaded hair, heart-shaped ear, pellet-in-annulet behind, rev. horse right with smaller horse below, above and upside-down, a small chubby horse with beaded mane, 1.09g/10h (BMC Ð; VA Ð; S Ð; SNC May 1998, p.150). Of good silver, extremely fine with a striking portrait, extremely rare; by far the finest of a handful of known examples Provenance: Found in Wiltshire January 2005; C. Rudd FPL 81, May 2005 (31). CCI 05.0127 This coin is part of a small and rare series probably struck by a tribe in the Berkshire/South Oxfordshire/Wiltshire region around the period 55-45 BC. Other coins in the series show a remarkable resemblance to rare Gallo-Belgic bronzes normally attributed to the Ambiani. Quite what the connection is between these coins and their Gallo-Belgic prototypes must remain, for the moment, the subject of speculation
Lot 8
Unit, Old Basing type, crescent lunar head right, small horse in front, trefoil of annulets above, wing- or dolphin-shaped ornament below, rev. horse left, solar flower above, pellet-in-annulet below, 1.03g/4h (BMC Ð; VA Ð; S Ð). Good very fine, extremely rare; the majority of specimens do not show the little horse in front of the face Provenance: Found at Westhampnett, Chichester (W. Sussex) September 1995; M. Rich Collection; C. Rudd FPL 76, July 2004 (18). CCI 95.3461
![Quarter-Stater, [t]incom between beaded lines, commi below, rev. horse left, four-spoked wheel above, annulets around, hook b](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/15299/2791324/10-2010315155937_468x382.jpg)
Lot 10
Quarter-Stater, [t]incom between beaded lines, commi below, rev. horse left, four-spoked wheel above, annulets around, hook below, 1.19g/2h (BMC 798ff; VA 365; S 74). Very fine or better, very rare Provenance: Found at Ratham Mill, near Chichester (W. Sussex) March 1995; C. Rudd FPL 74, March 2004 (24). CCI 95.1279
Lot 11
Minim, eight-pointed star, C in centre, rev. bird right, branch in mouth, pellets in field, 0.37g/6h (BMC Ð; VA Ð; S Ð). Better than very fine, excessively rare; one of only two known Provenance: Found near Southampton (Hampshire); with A. Gillis February 1994; C. Rudd FPL 75, May 2004 (20). CCI 00.0268
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