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Lot 3247
Vintage Bells 'Old Scotch Whisky' Five bottles of Haig Including Two Bottles of Haig Dimple One Bottle With Spring Cap, One Bottle Without, Both Dimple Bottles Are Rare and discontinued, two bottles of Southern Comfort, Cointreau Liqueur , Stewart Cream of the Barley, etc (10)Bottles Have Varying Measurements From Shoulder To Into The Neck, The Dimple Bottles Of Haig Are Rather Rare And Sought After By Collectors In The Whiskey World. This Collection Is Ideal For Whisky Collectors And Those Looking To Start Their Collections. CONDITION:The large bottle of Bells Whisky appears to have been drunk as the cap seems to have been opened at some stage and the level is downOthers are sealed and some whisky bottles may have suffered from evaporationSouthern Comfort bottles are at the same level and both sealed
Lot 309
* Haile Selassie I (1892-1975). Emperor of Ethiopia 1930-1974. An audio interview conducted by a British reporter [David Holden] with Haile Selassie in Addis Ababa on the eve of the 40th anniversary of his Coronation, 1 November, 1970, the interview lasting 33 minutes and 33 seconds and recorded on Scotch Magnetic tape 215 (270m/900ft, 13cm/5in), on clear plastic spool in original printed card box with Haile Selassie name and the date inscribed to upper lid, a little soiled, spool size 13cm, together with a .wav file transfer of the interview on an 8GB memory stickQty: (1)NOTESThe interview was conducted by David Holden while preparing for his documentary 'Lion of Judah', and takes the form of five questions asked in English, followed by Haile Selassie's lengthy answers in Amharic, then followed by equally lengthy English translations by Haile Selassie's translator. There are occasional interjections by Haile Selassie and even a little English is spoken by him on request at the end of the interview. The interview begins with the question about what it was that Haile Selassie wanted to change when as a young man he first came to a position of power in Ethiopia. He answers that he believed in the values of traditional education and the moral values of his country with a modern education and that after his father's death he wanted to give Ethiopia its own constitution to safeguard rights of every citizen and their happiness. He describes how the implementation was not easy and how he fought to abolish slavery, fighting collaborators and officials. He managed to introduce education with great difficulty and for over 10 years he had the portfolio of education himself. He desired to give girls and boys free education to help serve their country the best the positive response he got from the people made him very happy. The other questions concern the period of his life with the invasion by the Italians in the 1930s and the failure of the League of Nations to protect Ethiopia, the interviewer asking him what affect that had had on his thinking about such organisations as the United Nations, etc., the third question to which Haile Selassie answers concerns the period of Italian occupation when he spent most of his time in England, asking him for his chief recollection and what he liked most and disliked most about the English. Haile Selassie speaks fondly of his time in Britain and his friendship with the British people, and describes the true friendship between British and Ethiopian people. The fourth question returns to education and refers to the student troubles in USA, France, Japan and United Kingdom. Haile Selassie describes how there had been a brief misunderstanding between university officials and government officials in Ethiopia, but students quickly realised that they were wrong and came to their senses. The final question is to ask if Haile Selassie would speak a sentence or two in English for the listeners to which Haile Selassie responded: 'You ask me really serious things. I see many changes in the world and hope always for peace'. He concludes that the world has changed many times since its inception and it's still changing and it can be better or for the worse and that one must do one's best to achieve peace, and talking is not enough. The interviewer thanks Haile Selassie and congratulates him on the 40th anniversary of his coronation the following day and hoping to be at the Parliament to see him give his speech. He asks whether it would be possible to take one photograph and gets a positive reply.
Lot 250
VOGUE POP 7" - SOUL/R&B/BLUES. Expert collection of 10 x rarely seen original UK Vogue Pop 7" releases. Titles are Bobby Bland - Don't Cry No More (45-V 9188 - Ex), Gene & Eunice - Bom Bom Lulu (45-V 9136 - Ex+), Amos Milburn - One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer c/w Bad, Bad Whiskey (45-V 9163 - Ex), Wally Cox - I Can't Help It (45-V 9175 - VG+), Shirley And Lee (x3) - Everybody's Rockin' (45-V 9118 - VG+), Come On And Have Your Fun (45-V 9129 - archive condition) and Lee's Dream (45-V 9137 - archive condition) and The Olympics (x3) - I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate (45-V 9174 - Ex+), Mash Them 'Taters' (45-V 9198 - VG+) and The Scotch (45-V 9204 - VG+).
Lot 251
VOGUE POP 7" - R&R/DOO-WOP/SOUL/R&B. Choice collection of 9 x tricky to track down original UK Vogue Pop 7" cuts. Titles are The Brown Brothers - Let The Good Times Roll (45-V 9131 - VG+ some light surface scuffs), Crawford Brothers - It Feels Good (45-V 9140 - VG+ some light surface scuffs), Shirley And Lee - Everybody's Rockin' (45-V 9118 - Ex+) and Come On And Have Your Fun (45-V 9129 - VG+), Wally Cox - I Can't Help It (45-V 9175 - Ex), The Arthur Lyman Group Taboo (45-V 9153 - Ex), and Yellow Bird (45-V 9183 - Ex+), The Marathons - Peanut Butter (45-V 9185 - Ex) and The Olympics - The Scotch (45-V 9204 - Ex+).
Lot 1386
Postcards, Advertising, a broad selection of approx. 200 advertising cards inc. Woodmilne Shoeshines (84) UK views from various series, Sutton's seeds, Chivers Fruits, Crawford Biscuits, Swan Collars, Vulcanite Roofing, Victoria Bacon, C B Corsets, Watson's Scotch Whisky, Wright's Coal Tar Soap, Guinness (4, continental size), 'My Pocket Novel' series (16) and 'My Queen & Romance' Series (31) (mixed condition, fair/gd)
Lot 490002
Vier Flaschen Whisky, Schottland, Kanada u. USA, 2. H. 20. Jh.: Ye Whisky of Ye Monks, Donald Fisher, Scots Whisky Edinburgh, Scotland, im Tonkrug, H: 18 ,5 cm, Gew.: 1,7 kg, mit org. Papiersiegel; Bell`s Blended Scotch Whisky, Arthur Bell Perth Scotland, 75 cl., Keramikflasche in Glockenform, Höhe 24,5 cm, verschweisster Verschluss; Segram`s Crown Royal, Blended Canadian Whisky,Joseph Seagram, Waterloo Ontario Canada, 0,75 Liter, Papiersiegel, gute Füllhöhe, in Stoffbeutel;Seagram`s Seven Crown, American Wiskey, Joseph Seagram Lawrenceburg Baltimore, 1 Liter, gute Füllhöhe, in originaler Pappschachtel, 2626 – 0078
Lot 438
Exhibition quality working scale model of the Royal Navy 'Flower' class corvette 'HMS Crocus' K49 launched June 1940, built by A & J Inglis Ltd of Glasgow, 1036 tonnes, 2005ft long with a beam of 33ft, single shaft propulsion with two fire tube Scotch boilers and one triple expansion steam engine producing 2750 horsepower. The term corvette was originally a French name for a small sailing war ship and in the Second World War the Royal Navy returned to this concept of a small escort war ship used in shipping protection roles, there were two types of vessels in this class, the later versions being slightly larger and somewhat better armed. With electric motor for radio control. 65cm long approx., on wooden stand and within blind wooden transportation box case. (B.P. 21% + VAT) Rather dusty and grubby but appearing in good condition.Provenance: these models by Robert Gerald Iles (1940-2019), a former British Army Officer who had always been interested in model making but did not have enough spare time whilst serving, resident in Pembrokeshire and joined the Pembrokeshire Model Sailing Yacht club where he won numerous trophies at club and national level. He also started his own business 'The Top Rig' making sails for model yachts, he then started making model ships for his own enjoyment, primarily British war ships and he took his models to modelling exhibitions all around the UK. Particularly well known in Wales.
Lot 14
Mosstowie-1980 (SMWS 109.1)Distilled Jun 1980 at Mosstowie Distillery, bottled May 1994 by The Scotch Malt Whisky Society.Good label, hand written top left. Level: top shoulder. 70 cl. Single malt, 111.3 degrees proof, 63.6% volume1 bottleFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 15
St. Magdalene-1978 (SMWS 49.2)Distilled Mar 1978 at St. Magdalene Distillery, bottled Sep 1989 by The Scotch Malt Whisky Society.Good label, hand written top left. Level: very top shoulder. 75 cl. Single malt, 112.2 degrees proof, 64.1% volume1 bottleFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 16
Miltonduff-1979 (SMWS 72.1)Distilled Sep 1979 at Miltonduff Distillery, bottled Jul 1989 by The Scotch Malt Whisky Society.Good label, hand written top left. Level: very top shoulder. 75 cl. Single malt, 106.7 degrees proof, 61% volume1 bottleFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 17
North Port-1978 (SMWS 74.1)Distilled Mar 1978 at North Port Distillery, bottled Sep 1989 by The Scotch Malt Whisky Society.Good label, hand written top left. Level: very top shoulder. 75 cl. Single malt, 110.6 degrees proof, 63.2% volume1 bottleFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 18
North Port-1977 (SMWS 74.2)Distilled Jul 1977 at North Port Distillery, bottled Aug 1993 by The Scotch Malt Whisky Society.Good label, hand written top left. Level: very top shoulder. 75 cl. Single malt, 109.2 degrees proof, 62.4% volume1 bottleFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
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