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Lot 167
A vintage Mulberry scotch grain leather shoulder bag with Branston leather trims and antiqued brass hardware stamped with the Mulberry tree logo. The zip is stamped Ruri and the lining is a clean black Mulberry tree fabric with two slip pockets, condition - very little age related wear with minute scuffs to the leather clad corner panels
Lot 21
One bottle Scottish Cream blended scotch whisky, blended and bottled by the Kinloch distillery company limited Glasgow, 25 and 2/3rds fl. ozs, 70% proof. (B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Labelling is in very poor condition with much losses, shoulder label for date is predominantly lost and illegible. Level is just below upper shoulder.
Lot 338
KEITH RICHARDS HANDWRITTEN LETTER. A mounted and framed display to include: a note on 'Scotch Corner Hotel' stationary bearing a handwritten message in the hand of Keith Richards to read 'Dear Rosalind, Thanks for the sweet letter. Autograph enclosed Love Keith Richards. Also to include envelope with handwritten address, also believed to be in the hand of Keith Richards. Frame to measure approx 15 x 31".
Lot 143
*Ward (William). To the Right Honorable Lord Dundas, This plate of the Newbus Ox is with his Lordship's permission respectfully dedicated..., The Ox was bred by William Hutchinson Esq. of Egleston near Barnard Castle. He was out of a Highland Scotch cow which when fat and slaughtered weighed only 24 stone 10lbs (14 to the stone). His sire was a Grandson of Old Favourite belonging to Charles Collins Esq. of Ketton and was fed by Thomas Wilkinson Esq. of Newbus Grange near Darlington in the county of Dur[ham], Published Darlington, G. Byers & Co., July 21st. 1812, uncoloured mezzotint after Thomas Weaver, thread margins, slight dust soiling, very small repaired tear to lower right corner, 505 x 610 mm, framed and glazed Rothamsted Collection number 139. (1)
Lot 33
[Loudon, John Claudius]. An Immediate, and Effectual Mode, of Raising the Rental of the Landed Property of England; and rendering Great Britain independent of other Nations for a supply of Bread Corn. With an Appendix, containing hints to Commercial Capitalists, and to the Tenantry of Scotland. By a Scotch farmer, now farming in Middlesex, 1st edition, London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, & Orme, 1808, 157,[3]pp., includes two page publisher's list at rear, first & last leaves dust-soiled and occasional spotting, bound with Turner (Nicholas), An Essay on Draining and Improving Peat Bogs; in which their Nature and Properties are fully considered, 1784, [2],86,[2]pp., errata leaf present at rear, bound with Aiton (William), A Treatise on the Origin, Qualities, and Cultivation of Moss-Earth, Glasgow: Niven, Napier & Khull, 1805, [4],178,[2]pp., bound with A Treatise on Labouring, Manuring, and Cropping, of Moss-Earth; with Directions for Converting it into Manure, Air: Printed by J. & P. Wilson, 1809, 56pp., bound with two other agriculture related pamphlets, occasional light spotting and minor dust-soiling, early 19th century half calf, boards detached, 8vo, together with Sinclair (George), Hortus Gramineus Woburnensis: or, an Account of the Results of Experiments on the Produce and Nutritive Qualities of Different Grasses and other Plants used as the Food of the more Valuable Domestic Animals: Instituted by John, Duke of Bedford, 2nd edition, 1825, hand-coloured etched plates., occasional spotting, contemporary diced calf, upper board detached, lower joint cracked, worn, 8vo, plus Dissertations Relative to the Natural History of Animals and Vegetables. Translated from the Italian of the Abb‚ Spallanzani, 2 volumes, new edition, corrected and enlarged, 1789, scattered spotting, contemporary calf, joints cracked, some labels lacking to spines, 8vo The first title is a rare work by Loudon; inspired by a trip to Pinner whilst convalescing, he "was impressed by the inferiority of English to Scottish farming. He accordingly persuaded his father to join him in taking a lease of Wood Hall, near Pinner, and published a pamphlet entitled 'An Immediate and Effectual Mode of Raising the Rental of the Landed Property in England' [published in 1808]. In 1809 he rented the large farm of Tew Park, Oxfordshire, where he took pupils in agriculture, and by 1812 he had made a profit of 15,000l. He then threw up his farm, dismissed his pupils, and started on a continental tour." - DNB. (1)
Lot 267
Four various wall mirrors to include a stained wood example, a c1950s bevel-edged mirror, an octagonal brass-framed mirror, two advertising mirrors for 'Martini' and 'White Horse Scotch Whisky', largest 66 x 52cm and six replica metal advertising signs for 'Winthropp's Tires', 'Bisto', 'Hudson's Soap', 'Brasso' etc.
Lot 310
A QUANTITY OF BOXED LLEDO VANGUARDS TRUCK MODELS, all complete with unused registration number decal sheets, with a quantity of unboxed Corgi Classics and Matchbox 'Models of Yesteryear' and Matchbox Collectables diecast vehicles, including set of the 'Best of Scotland' (Scotch Whiskies) series vans
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