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Lot 468
Great Britain. A QEII pre decimal mint and used collection in a red Paragon album. Includes 1953 Coronation mint blocks of four, 1955 to 1958 high values mint and used plus sideways and inverted watermarks, 1955 to 1958 Wilding's mint plus sideways and inverted watermarks. Various mint flaws including 1d graphite 'extra stop', 1958 Commonwealth Games 3d corner block of four with 'Short Scale' variety, 1960 General Letter Office 3d 'Broken Mane' variety in corner block of six. All phosphors mint and used
Lot 738
THE KINGDOME OF PERSIA with the cheef Citties and Habites described"Speed J. ( John Speede sic ) : Printed date of 1626 ( Humble ). Country's borders hand coloured in outline, also showing the Caspian Sea and the territories of modern-day Iran, Iraq and Pakistan together with topographical features shown and most major towns, cities, mountain ranges and waterways are named. Vertical borders feature the social hierarchy of Persian society with full-length illustrations of a nobleman, citizen, countryman, and Turkish man with their respective female partners. The upper horizontal border features panoramas of four major Persian cities: "Spaha, Ormus, Tarvis & Gilan" (present day Isfahan, Hormuz, Tabriz & Tehran). Engraved cartouche for title and scale. English text to verso. The map originally featured in Speed's Atlas : "A Prospect Of The Most Famous Of The World", published 1626. Scarce. CONDITION REPORT: There are borders of slight discolouration across the map and some repaired closed tears to the extreme margins ( not printed margins ) o/w an intact example of a scarce map.
Lot 739
Robert Morden : Playing cards - III of Hearts - Map of Bedfordshire, ( also featuring sections of neighbouring counties, a 'Dividers' scale, compass & other mileage details ), 1676. Hand coloured in outline, 91 x 56mm. Together with : VI of Clubs featuring textual details of Bedfordshire with the club symbol over a dotted outline map & engraving of tree lined landscape, 92 x 56mm, 1676. Extremely scarce. CONDITION REPORT: Black and White card is clubs. Colour card is hearts. Fair condition for age. See further images
Lot 19
Powered by a self-winding automatic movement cased in 18K yellow gold with a synthetic sapphire crystal shielding a Mother of pearl dial on a light brown alligator strap with an 18K gold buckle. Roman numerals mark the hours, date scale appears around the inner rim, month and day of the week displayed; moonphase mechanism. The watch case measures 33.7 mm, weight 54.4g.Signed BLANCPAIN back of the case and strap, Numbered 2233, Stamped 750
Lot 400
§ Raymond Mason (British, 1922-2010) Les Epouvantées signed lower right "Raymond Mason" watercolour, unframed 13 x 21cm (5 x 8in) Provenance: Victor Musgrave, Gallery One The sculptor Raymond Mason was born and brought up in Birmingham, but left for Paris soon after the second world war. Friendly with many fellow artists, he was very much a European, even looking distinctly French. Nevertheless, he returned to the city of his birth at key moments – and in 1991 created there the huge outdoor work "Forward" which locals dubbed the Lurpak statue owing to the buttery colour of its polyester resin material. On a scale far greater than his framed, sculpted pictures of the early 1950s, his public installations were in demand around the world. In 2003, his optimistic vision of Birmingham was destroyed by arsonists. Les Epouvantees in translation are either "Scared, Terrified, Horrified, Appalled or Dismayed". Unframed and fine.
![[MAPS] Approximately forty-five Ordnance Survey sheet maps, mainly 6-inch scale, in transparency and print form.](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/730114b5-31a8-47b1-aa12-a80500c4cfa6/05829028-7d67-4f1a-c98a-99e20aeed9d1/468x382.jpg)
![[MAPS] Approximately thirty-seven Ordnance Survey 1/2500 scale sheet maps.](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/730114b5-31a8-47b1-aa12-a80500c4cfa6/000867a8-e25b-4c74-baeb-cad8adaac7c4/468x382.jpg)
Lot 434
Leica III Camera, bright chrome, No 135710, body, VG, shutter working, 5cm F2 Summar Feet scale, No 208309, body, G/VG, elements, G, light cleaning marks and usual haze, the camera base engraved 'sold by James Sinclair & Co, Whitehall', with an elegant pigskin case, also with retailer's label
Lot 436
Leica III Camera, chrome body No 253267, body, G, some scrape marks on the back metal work, tidy syncro sockets added to front, shutter working, with a 5cm F3.5 Elmar, feet scale, nickle finish, No 180183, cosmetics, G/VG, elements, G, some fungus, in aftermarket large pigskin ever ready case
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