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Lot 644
4x various carbon fly rods - Fibatube Made in Alnwick Pro-Tip 10ft 2pc carbon fibre line #7/8 made for Alan Brown Hitchin (lightly used); Fibatube Made in Alnwick Pro-Tip 7ft 2pc carbon fibre line #2/3/4 lined butt and tip guides (used); Daiwa Whisker Fly 11ft 3in rod line #5-7 with anodised reel seat and screw fittings , lined butt guide appears unused and a Bob Church Northampton 11ft 2pc with lined butt guide - used - all in CBs
Lot 671
Fine and unused Michael Marshall Grand Prix Travel Fly Rod - 9ft 4pc carbon fly rod XD5# - rod no 1213 - 6.75" cork handle still in the original wrapper, Wayland 16 reel seat with screw locking fittings, hand written details - in mob and comes with a fitted rod tube - plus hand written letter of provenance from Michael Marshall extolling the virtues of the rod to the new owner, copies of the price list and photo-copy of the original brochure
Lot 678
Early Chas Farlow Maker Trout Fly Rod: One piece greenheart butt section fitted with brass reel seat and butt cap engraved Chas Farlow Maker 191 The Strand c.1852-1884. Both butt and mid-section have red painted whipped guides - the top section with drop rings but shortened - again red painted guides and repairs - pretty awful - nevertheless a good winter project - AF - in a weak moment I just liked the butt section. Note Normal service resumes with the next lot
Lot 745
Fine Shakespeare Centenary 1897 - 1997 Limited Edition Presentation Fishing Rod and Reel in Makers Mahogany Case: Shakespeare Centenary 9ft 4pc graphite travel fly rod, line rate #6/7, ltd ed no 16/250 with wood reel seat, gilt anodised reel fittings, a Centenary magnesium gold anodised 3.25" fly reel - model 2601 - with wood handle ltd ed 16/250, together with mahogany fly box with chequer top, all in green baize lined, mahogany carry case with brass plaque to the lid - - one corner slightly knocked - overall 36"x5.5"x2.2"
Lot 818
Fine Hardy "The Wee Murdoch" Palakona Salmon Spinning Rod: 10ft 6in 3pc split cane rod c/w spare tip - clear agate lined but and tip guides - burgundy whipped guides and intermediates- sliding alloy screw locking reel fitments - 28 inch trumpet cork handle fitted with alloy butt with ser.no E70512 - used - some wear to intermediates but generally overall (G) - in MOB plus an unnamed 9ft 2pc split cane fly rod with Agate lined butt and tip guides green intermediates close whipping, alloy locking reel seat - used in CB (F) (2)
Lot 826
2x Hardy Palakona Freshwater Game rods: Hardy "The No.2 Victor" 8ft 2pc split cane fly rod with fully lined guides (butt guide replaced) - screw locking ferrules - alloy screw locking reel fittings - replaced anodised gilt butt cap in CB (G) and Hardy Wanless 8ft 2pc split cane 9/10 lb test curve - butt guide replaced - clean cork handle with sliding alloy seat rings and butt cap with ser. no. E74461 - in CB - (F/G)
Lot 947
Fosters Bros Ashbourne Split Cane Rods (2):Fine Fosters "Airsprite" 7ft 2pc brook fly rod - clear agate lined butt and tip guides, burgundy whipped guides with close whipped intermediates - top sliding alloy reel seat handle soiled otherwise overall (VG) and Fosters Bros 8ft 2pc split cane spinning rod with clear agate lined butt and tip guides, handle soiled otherwise overall (G) - both in cloth bags
Lot 948
Fosters Bros Ashbourne Split Cane Rods (2):Good Fosters The Perfect 10ft 6in 3pc fly rod with 3x lined butt guides and tip guide - some soiling to the handle and a good Fosters The Ideal 10ft 2pc - with clear agate butt and tip guides - movable reel seat with screw locking reel fittings - 26" cork handle usual soiling from use - both MOB's (G)
Lot 998
Good Bruce and Walker Carbon Fly and Spinning Rods: fine and unused Bruce and Walker Multispin 10ft 2pc (8-20lb) - Fuji guides - 28.5" cork grip with alloy reel seat still retaining all the original cellophane wrapper unused (VG); and a good Bruce and Walker Century River Trout 11'3" 3 pc carbon fly rod - line #4-6 - cork handle lightly soiled with lower sliding rod ring - in CB. (G)
Lot 999
Good Sue Burgess Diamondback Salmon and Trout fly rods (2): fine and unused Sue Burgess Diamond back 12'6" 3pc carbon fly rod - line #8-10 - Fuji rings - still with the original cellophane wrapped cork handle unused; and Diamondback graphite 10'6" 3pc - line #7-10 - Fuji rings - very lightly used with wooden reel seat and black anodised screw reel fittings- both in cloth bags (VG)
Lot 1
RHODES CECIL J.: (1853-1902) British Businessman and Politician in South Africa, Prime Minister of the Cape Colony 1890-96. An ardent supporter of British Imperialism, Rhodes was instrumental in organising the Jameson Raid, which, although botched and ineffective, was an inciting factor in the Second Boer War. Rhodes would later play a significant role in the Siege of Kimberley from October 1899 - February 1900. An excellent A.L.S., C. J. Rhodes, three pages, 8vo, n.p. (on a moving train), n.d. (c.1890), to [Julius] Weil. Rhodes announces, 'I feel sure Vryburg is to be won, but we must work' and continues to provide his correspondent with instructions, 'Frank Johnson will not be able to leave his fighting. You should communicate with Fuller and Sivewright. I wish you to at once send someone to Vryburg, the camp Taung, Kuruman and Gordonia and register all progressives both Dutch and English. Gordonia most especially. Ask Goodyear from me if he will do it. Kindly advance money and debit me. He should start at once', concluding his letter by remarking 'I am sure we shall win the seat especially if registration bill does not go through' and apologising for his handwriting as the train he is travelling on is shaking. A letter of fine content. Some extremely light, very minor age wear, VG Julius Weil, an English merchant, had been the first Jew to settle in Mafeking in 1878. His family firm, which evolved into the Imperial Transport Service, was responsible for the provisioning of Mafeking during the siege of 1899-1900. Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Frank Johnson (1866-1943) English Explorer, Soldier and Entrepreneur. Sir James Sivewright (1848-1916) Scottish Businessman and Politician of the Cape Colony. A strong political ally of Rhodes, Sivewright was influential in obtaining support for Rhodes to take power and become Prime Minister of the Cape Colony in 1890. In December 1889 a chance meeting occurred between Frank Johnson, James Sivewright and Cecil Rhodes in Cape Town which resulted in the 23-year-old adventurer being persuaded to head a Pioneer Column. The Pioneer Corps had been raised by Rhodes and his British South Africa Company as a military force to assist in the annexation of the territory of Mashonaland, later part of Southern Rhodesia, in 1890. Johnson and his men were successful in securing Matabeleland and Mashonaland before the Germans, Portuguese or Boers could, and the British Union flag was hoisted on the kopje overlooking Fort Salisbury on 13th September 1890. Johnson himself was not present at the official parade and flag raising having headed to Hartley Hills in his quest to find gold. The Pioneer Corps were officially disbanded on 1st October 1890 and each member was granted land on which to farm. The town of Vryburg, in the North West Province of South Africa, was situated on Cecil Rhodes's great northern railroad which ran from Cape Town, through the diamond fields in Kimberley and northwards beyond the Victoria Falls. In 1885 the British seized the town and incorporated it into British Bechuanaland, which would later become part of the Cape Colony in 1895. During the Second Boer War a British Concentration Camp was built at Vryburg to accommodate Boer women and children.
Lot 304
CHAMBERLAIN AUSTEN: (1863-1937) British Statesman, Secretary of State for India 1915-17. Chamberlain resigned his post in the wartime coalition government following the failure of the Mesopotamian Campaign. Nobel Peace Prize winner for his role in negotiating the Locarno Pact (1925) aimed at preventing war between France and Germany. Wardate A.L.S., Austen Chamberlain, one page, 8vo, Whitehall, 6th February 1917, to 'My dear Mary', on the printed stationery of the India Office. Chamberlain announces 'A rather distant view of the King's procession across the Horse Guards Parade tomorrow can be got from one of my windows here' and continues to invite any of his correspondent's family to take advantage of the view, adding that they should ask for Mr. Wilson who will have instructions and concluding by remarking 'I shall be at Cabinet'. With blank integral leaf (some slight traces of former mounting to the verso). Together with an unrelated printed Admittance Ticket issued by the United Service Club on the occasion of Coronation Day, 22nd June 1911, allowing a lady entrance by the Writing Room for her allocated seat, numbered 636. Some light age wear and minor traces of former mounting to the verso. VG, 2 The coronation of King George V (1865-1936) and Mary of Teck (1867-1953) took place at Westminster Abbey on 22nd June 1911. As a result of World War I the empires of the King's first cousins Tsar Nicholas II of Russia and Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany fell, while the British Empire expanded to its greatest effective extent. In 1917 King George V became the first monarch of the House of Windsor, renamed from the House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha as a result of anti-German public sentiment.
Lot 98
JELLICOE JOHN: (1859-1935) 1st Earl Jellicoe. British Admiral of the Fleet who commanded the Grand Fleet at the Battle of Jutland in May 1916 during World War I. Vintage signed postcard photograph of Jellicoe standing in a three quarter length pose wearing his ceremonial uniform and medals. Signed ('J R Jellicoe') in bold, dark fountain pen ink with his name alone at the head of the image. Together with a war date A.L.S., Jellicoe, one page, 8vo, Holwell House, Hatfield, 13th March 1918, to Sir Alfred. Jellicoe writes, in full, 'I notice that my peerage has been gazetted. Does that mean that I can now arrange with the Lord Chancellor for taking my seat in the House of Lords?, or is it necessary to await receipt of the Patent please'. Some very light, extremely minor age wear, otherwise VG, 2 Jellicoe had been conferred with the dignity of a Viscount of the United Kingdom on 7th March 1918, just less than a week before the present letter was written. The announcement that he had been raised to the peerage as Viscount Jellicoe of Scapa in the County of Orkney appeared in the London Gazette the following day, 8th March 1918.
Lot 161
Reproduction mahogany eleven piece board room suite comprising: rectangular topped extending table standing on twin pillar and reeded quadripartite supports with brass terminals, 300cm long when fully extended, together with ten standard chairs, each having crossbanded decoration to the crest rails, drop-in seat and standing on tapered, turned and reeded supports Condition:
Lot 848
Chinese Late 19th Century Elaborately Carved Dragon Zitan & Hongmu Throne/Stool. Impressive item, the central carved panels depicting a large flying dragon amongst the rolling clouds. To either side of the dragon are carved images of large Koi fish figures in upside down positions which support the saddle seat top. The whole being raised on four ball and claw feet. Wonderful quality and condition. Height 21" - 52.5 cm, Width 29.5" - 74.5 cm, Depth 15" - 47.5 cm. Please study photographs.
Lot 1001
Ercol A Pair Of 1970's Elm/Ash Windsor Armchairs Each in good condition, impressed marks to back ' F.182, 290' curved seat back with six spindles. Back bow steam bent from a single ash rail, sculpted saddle seat. Elegant armrests of typical form, as illustrated in the 1978 brochure. Please see accompanying image. 33 inches in height, 23 inches at widest point.
Lot 1013
17th Century Charles I Oak Joint Stool of Good Proportions with Peg - Joined Construction Twin Plank Top, with Moulded Edges Over Seat Rails, Supported by Four Turned Legs, United By Peripheral Stretchers, Condition Overall Good Order, Solid Construction. Size - 21.5 Inches - 53.5 cm High, 19.5 Inches - 59 cm wide & 11.5 Inches - 28.5 cm Deep. Please See Photo.
Lot 645
A late 19th century Arts and Crafts aesthetic-style two-seater walnut settle; the underside of one arm stamped Liberty & Co., Regent Street, London; raised on square legs, 115cm wide CONDITION REPORT: There is quite a lot of scuffing and scratching generally all over with a 1.5cm small section out and away from the back left hand leg. There is a lot of discolouration to the trellis work at the back. General fading of trellis work. The seat has lightened considerably through usage and there is some evidence of splitting to some of the trellis work, i.e., under the arms etc. One of the trellis has broken completely and needs restoring. The arms are very faded particularly the left hand one, the right hand has a water ring mark to it. Condition commensurate with age. Light surface scratching commensurate with age. There does not appear to be a gouge between the queen's eye and nose. See image. The ribbon itself has darkened and is slightly frayed with age. Otherwise the medal appears in good honest genuine original condition.
Lot 675
A good pair of Art Deco period tan leather upholstered club chairs CONDITION REPORT: Height to the seat is approx. 39cm. Although the chairs have no major tears, rips or upholstery damage there is a large amount of “splash staining” and marking which as an overall appearance does not seem to detract too much from the overall look. It is possible that the chairs may not be specifically from the Art Deco period but they are certainly style of. The wooden block feet have some scuffing and scratching associated with usage and age. See images.
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