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Lot 720
Doctor Who - Tom Baker (Fourth Doctor), John Leeson (Voice Of K9) ,Bob Baker (D.2021 - K9 Creator) & Sophie Aldred (Ace) - a large 1/4 scale model of K9 from Dr Who. Autographed to the side by all four in black ink, Leeson adding the character name and catchphrase. Signed to the removable side panel. Autographs obtained personally by the vendor. Fantastic display piece. All autographs obtained personally by the vendor. Approx 14" long.
Lot 740
This Is Spinal Tap - Sideshow Collectibles - a set of x3 12" scale action figures from the classic movie. Features Derek Smalls, Nigel Tufnel and David St Hubbins. Contents appear mint, as new, and unused. Housed within their original display boxes. Highly details figures, with a wealth of accessories.
Lot 870
Star Wars - DeAgostini - Build Your Own Millennium Falcon - a large scale ' Build The Millennium Falcon ' model kit. Each issue containing a piece of 1:1 scale replica parts of the original Millennium Falcon prop used in The Empire Strikes Back. Believed to be a complete set (spanning x3 large boxes) but remains unchecked by us. Detailed model that once built has fine internal details, lighting and moving parts.
Lot 62
Kalamazoo by Gibson steel string acoustic guitar Kalamazoo by Gibson steel string acoustic guitar circa 1932, 19 fret rosewood fingerboard, sunburst finish top with tortoiseshell effect pickguard, the headstock with Kalamazoo logo, the inside of with 'Made in the U.S.A. by Gibson Inc Kalamazoo Mich', serial number 3094 to the reverse of the headstock, order number 192C to the neck block, together with hard case.63.5cm scale length.The guitar is in fair general condition. The finish is fairly consistently checked all over the instrument, this varnish checking is heavier on the neck and soundboard. The guitar has lots of dents, scratches, and chips throughout. The back has two fine splits to the top laminate of the ply back, the splits do not show through to the inside of the guitar and the body remains stable. These faults can be seen in photo 10/15 online and are in the upper part of the image where the light is casting across the back. The soundboard of the guitar is swelling around the bridge area mainly behind the bridge from the effects of string tension. There has been a strap button fitted to the heel of the neck but this has now been removed leaving a vacant hole. The tuners are a replacement and the nut is also probably a replacement. The slot for the bridge saddle has probably been lowered to help aid the action due to the swelling of the soundboard. The frets show signs of wear and have been flatted to increase playability.
Lot 243
Architecture.- Richardson (George, Scottish architectural and decorative draftsman, ca. 1738-1813) Pair of octagonal neoclassical ceiling designs, brush and ink, pen and ink, watercolour, heightened with white, some pencil under-drawing, pen and ink scale to lower section, sections numbered, on cream laid paper with watermarks of Strasbourg Lily, each sheet approx. 545 x 375 mm (21 x 14 3/4 in), minor nicks to extremities, handling creases, light browning and surface dirt, unframed, [circa 1770-1800]⁂ Probably a print study intended to be engraved for Richardson's 'A Book Of Ceilings, Composed In The Style Of The Antique Grotesque', published in 1776. The Yale Collection for British Art hold another comparable original design [see acc. no. B1975.2.674].
Lot 263
America.- Popple (Henry) A Map of the British Empire in America with the French and Spanish Settlements Adjacent thereto, engraved folding key map [Babinski state 4; showing the track line of Spanish Galleons], with large engraved wall map on 15 engraved double-page and 5 single-page map sheets, page numbers present, Harding and Toms imprint on map sheet 17 [Babinski state 7], with Tom's imprint present on map sheet 20 without Searle's name, all on cream laid paper with large Strasbourg Lily watermarks, wide margins, mounted on stubs, double page sheets each approx. 535 x 730 mm (21 x 28 3/4 in), single sheet maps each approx. 535 x 370 mm (21 x 14 1/2 in), some minor spotting and browning, occasional surface dirt throughout, minor toning to extremities of some sheets, printer's crease to sheet 17, minor marginal wormhole damage to a few sheets in the lower centre, well outside the platemarks, key map with some early marginal ink inscriptions, minor splitting to foot of fold, front free endpaper with ink gridlines, contemporary quarter calf and marbled boards, spine with losses, rubbed and very worn, folio, S. Harding and W. H. Toms, 1733 [but circa 1740]Provenance:Probably purchased by a Scottish merchant in the 1740s;Thence by descent to the present ownerLiterature:Babinski, Henry Popple's 1733 Map, 20-sheet map state 7⁂ One of most important large scale English maps of North America published in the 18th Century.Henry Popple's Map of the British Empire in America was originally intended as a means of refereeing the competing claims of the English, French and Spanish colonists and delineating their respective territories on North American soil. Popple lacked any formal training or experience as a mapmaker prior to this, his only known cartographic work. Accordingly, he made use of any available printed and manuscript maps he could get his hands on, consulting a variety of English and French sources; most notably Delisle's Carte de la Louisiane et du Cours du Mississippi, 1718, Guillaume Delisle's Carte du Canada, 1703 and the maps of Herman Moll. The resultant, monumental map - nearly eight feet squared when joined - bears witness to the rapidly growing knowledge of the interior of North America, with copies of Popple's map being sent to the governors of each English colony for official use."A fundamental centerpiece of any serious collection of North American maps" (Babinski, Henry Popple's 1733 Map, 1998, p. 151).
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