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Margaret Tarrant Framed and Glazed Fairy Woodland Print together with a Framed and Glazed Russell Flint Print together with Two Framed Share Certificates

Rhodesia - accumulation of Mining Share Certificates, some with fiscally used S. Rhodesian stamps, issued in the 1930's / 1940's (approx 47)

WELLS FARGO: WELLS HENRY: (1805-1878) American Businessman & FARGO WILLIAM: (1818-1881) American Pioneer Expressman, together the business partners were important figures in the founding of the modern day financial firms of the American Express Company and Wells Fargo. A good D.S. by both Henry Wells (‘Henry Wells’, in his capacity as President) and William Fargo (‘Wm. G. Fargo’, in his capacity as Secretary) individually, one page, oblong folio, New York, n.d. (1850s). The attractive printed document is an unissued share certificate for capital stock of 5000 shares at $100 each in the American Express Company. With an engraved vignette of a steam train in motion at the head. Signed by both Wells and Fargo at the foot of the document, both signatures slightly affected by two cancellation holes each. About EX

A selection of vintage 20th century film, video and digital cameras to include an Olympus skylight 49mm lens, a Hama tripod, an Osawa 28mm lens serial number 186143, a Kodak autosnap 50mm with leather casing, an Olympus winder 404731, a Kodak easy share c533, an Olympus camera om10 with 50mm lens and a Panasonic video camera G202. 

A CONTINENTAL CASKET, London import marks 1895, maker William Moering, of plain oblong form supported on winged caryatids, all over chased and engraved with biblical scenes, the hinged interior applied with a plaque engraved "A Present from Princess Edward of Saxe Weimar, to, Mr. Alexander, March 2nd 1907" 7 3/4" x 5", excluding supports, 3 3/4" high, 33ozs 19dwts (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT) (Illustrated) NB. Princess Edward of Saxe-Weimar (Lady Augusta Catherine Gordon-Lennox (1827-1904)) daughter of the 5th Duke of Richmond. In November 1851 she married morganatically Prince Edward of Saxe-Weimar (1823-1902) and was created Gr„fin von Dornburg. In 1885 Queen Victoria granted her permission to share her husband's princely title and henceforth she was known as Her Serene Highness Princess Edward of Saxe-Weimar. Her sister Cecilia was the great-great-grandmother of Diana, Princess of Wales through her daughter Rosalind.

An archive of Great Western Railway related documents, luggage labels, working timetables, correspondence, etc. Including; share certificates, unused 'Urgent Train Message' forms, accident report forms, statistics, rent documents, Permanent Way Requisition forms, Western Region Working Timetable, a 1932 Easter Holidays Ticket brochure, 'Holiday Haunts 1930' guide, a Register of Undercharges (starting in 1915), a Coal & Coke Rates Book, etc. These items date from the 1860s through to nationalisation. GC-VGC. £60-80

Digital still and video cameras - including Kodak Easy Share P712, Canon SX50 HS still cameras, Canon DC 301E and Canon VC9HIE video cameras - with various books and cases

Collection of mixed postcards and share certificates

A collection of early 20th century share certificates including Tobacco Products Corporation, United Stores Corporation, Trail Mines Inc, Carolina Power & Light Company, Dewey and Almy Chemical Company, BNRT Inc, The Columbia Gas System Inc, Cassano's of Moberly Inc, Charles Laffitte & Company, Hydraulic Press Brick Company etc

Two 1913 Chinese government share certificates both with redemption bonds attached, 33 x 46cm.

3 framed and glazed share certificates

Nikormat camera Balda camera a case and Kodak easy share printing dock

Blackberry phone Sony CNDZ5 phone Vivitar cine camera and Kodak easy share

Share certs USA State of Ohio, Little Miami Railroad Company x 11 certs for 50 shares each dated 1872(5); 1875 (6)

Share certs Russia Grand Russian Railway Co. group of 13 3% bonds for 125 roubles, 3rd issue dated 1881 with coupons, fine cond.

COLLECTION OF SHARE AND BOND CERTIFICATES comprising mainly Russian examples and several from the USA, all dating to the early twentieth century

SEVEN SHARE CERTIFICATES including examples for the Ivory Coast- the Societe Miniere & Fonciere du Banama' and Russia, along with three contracts notes

Portrait of John Lennon, two boxing related prints, two ship paintings, two railway prints, framed share certificate, watercolour study of a female face, (qty)

A tray of assorted cameras and cases including a Kodak easy share Z710 digital camera etc

TWO BRONZE WALL PLAQUES advertising Thomas Partington Stock & Share Brokers, 28.5 cms long

A collection of five glazed and framed late 19th and 20th century American share certificates, 19 x 29cm (4)

A box containing a quantity of CD's and DVD's, a Garmin Sat Nav in box and a boxed Kodak Easy Share SV 710 digital picture frame

MISCELLANEOUS EPHEMERA: a large carton, chiefly 20th century printed material, including share certificates, pamphlets, greetings cards and sundry. (A box)

WORLD BANK NOTES & SHARE CERTIFICATES: a collection, housed in 2 modern albums, mainly later 20th century. (2 albums)

"Augustus or Tiberius Æ Sestertius of Thaena, Africa(?). Circa AD 13-17(?). [Bare head right] / Head of Serapis right; part of ethnic visible before, T'YNT(?). CNG e415, 476; for similar, cf. RPC I 810 (smaller denomination) and MAA 55 (same). 27.24g, 38mm.Fair/Poor. Extremely Rare; unpublished in the standard references and the second example to be offered at auction.Though almost blank, this coin appears to share the same reverse die as the example sold by Classical Numismatic Group earlier this year (see references). The aforementioned piece exhibits an imperial portrait on the obverse, presumably Augustus or Tiberius, and has been attributed to Thaena on the basis of its similarity to another issue minted there. Part of the city ethnic appears to be visible before the head of Serapis on this coin, however it is not sufficiently clear to confirm the attribution to Thaena."

"Antinous Æ Hemidrachm of Alexandria, Egypt. Dated year 21 = AD 136/7. ANTINOOV HPѠOC, draped bust left, wearing hem-hem crown / Antinous (as Hermes) on horseback to right, wearing chlamys, holding caduceus with his right hand; L below horse, [KA] (date) before. Köln 1278 var. (placement of date); Dattari (Savio) 2090 & 8015; K&G 34a.6; RPC III 6235; Emmett 1347.21. 13.01g, 27mm, 11h.Near Very Fine. Rare. Antinous' death by accidental drowning in the Nile in October AD 130 was a severe blow to Hadrian, for the youth had been his close companion and confidant for nearly five years, and had accompanied the emperor throughout his great tour of the empire beginning in March 127. Hadrian's marriage to Sabina was an unhappy one, and Antinous has been described as the one person who seems to have connected most profoundly with Hadrian"" throughout the latter's life (see R. Lambert, Beloved and God: The Story of Hadrian and Antinous, 1984, p.30). It is unsurprising therefore that Hadrian decreed that Antinous should be elevated to the Roman pantheon as a god, and that a city should be built at the site of his death. What was most unexpected however was that he deified the young man without consulting the Senate, and that he ordered Antinous' image to be placed on coinage across the empire. The coinage in the name of the deified Antinous was substantial. In all, over thirty cities issued bronzes bearing his image, though none as prolifically as Alexandria in Egypt, where his cult, associated with Osiris, was particularly strong. Hadrian himself, we are told, preferred to associate Antinous with Mercury/Hermes, but across the Empire he was far more widely syncretised with the god Dionysus. A great many busts and statues of his were set up in cities across the Roman world, of which numerous examples survive including the iconic 'Braschi Antinous', now in the sala rotonda of the Vatican Museums. That statue, on whose head modern restorers placed a sort of pine cone, would have originally been topped with a lotus flower or hem-hem crown, as on the present coin type. To create the myriad busts, statues and engraved images Hadrian turned to Greek sculptors to perpetuate the melancholic beauty and diffident manner of Antinous, in the process creating what Caroline Vout (Power and Eroticism in Imperial Rome, 2007) described as ""the last independent creation of Greco-Roman art"". All of his images share certain distinct features, including tousled curls, a perfect Hellenic nasion, and a downcast gaze – that allow him to be instantly recognized."""

A Friendly Gesture: A Circa 1780's Mother-of-Pearl Fan, with sticks in the form known as ''battoire''. This monture is most heavily carved and gilded, with elaborate piercing to the gorge. Carved ovals of various sizes have been combined to present various male figures in 18th century dress, together with background lattice work and floral detail. The double paper leaf, presented in quite autumnal colours, in particular dark green, shows a couple and their son outside in the garden next to a simple table covered in a white cloth. They are joined by another man carrying a tall silver lidded tankard, presumably wishing to share a beverage with his friends. The lady in pink, her arm around her husband's shoulders, pushes an empty glass towards the new arrival. All are attired quite formally in 18th century dress, the men in long jackets and breeches, waistcoats and sashes, the boy in red. To the left, a lady plays outside with perhaps the same child, certainly wearing red, his mother this time dressed in blue. To the right, the child has changed to red breeches and a brown jacket with green waistcoat, the lady to blue and mauve and possibly doing some embroidery. The leaf is bordered in dark green, relieved in the reserves with garlands and groups of colourful flowers. Four classical oval vignettes, however, painted in near black, bring back some of the more formal feel to the leaf. The verso is lightened to the sides with large colourful flowers. To the centre, a lone gentleman has crossed water to an island and, next to some ruins, he raises his gun at birds flying overhead. Guard length 26cm. Together with an 18th century fabric covered boxthe monture has been damaged with obvious losses to three sticks. The guard is broken. Losses to the sequins. The gilding is now quite dull, and there are definite losses in particular to the lower guard. Another gorge stick has been repaired with a panel seen from the verso.

Sharing a Picnic: A Mid-18th Century Mother-of-Pearl Fan, the monture carved and pierced, silvered and gilded. The guards each have two have attractive curved features which contain flowers. The slender gorge sticks feature three vignettes in which are gilded figures. The double skin leaf is darkly painted in shades of beige and green, blue shy in the distance, a young couple seated under a tree in a clearing in order to share a picnic. The young man, dressed in bright blue, seems to wish to deprive his young lady of a morsel she has already chose, reaching across her in quite a determined fashion. Two sheep sit close by. The painting is signed to the left Z.... (Zaborowska? If this is correct, Gabrielle Zaborowska was born in 1852 and painted fans) The verso, painted with a simple gold border, features crossed flower holders and ribbons. Guard length 29cmRepairs to the gorge sticks from the verso. Leaf folds rubbed.

**REOFFER IN AUG A&C £200-£300** A Portfolio of Bond and Sahre Certificates. Leominster and Bromyard Railway Company £10 Share Certificate No.Z148 9th November 1881, The Wharfdale Railway Company £15 Share Certificate No. 9221 15th August 1846, The Channel Tubular Railway Preliminary Company Five "Darts De Foundateurs" No. 94,646 to 94650, 9th May 1892, The Wandsworth Bridge Company £10 Share Certificate No,854 2nd May 1865, Cherra Tea Company Share of £10each No.11048 to 11057 10th December 1881, The European and America Steam Shipping Company £9 Share Certificate No.9219 4th March 1857, The New Sombrero Phosphate Company £10 Bonds Warrant No.7906 26th October 1871, The Du Preez Gold Mining and Esate Company Fifty £1 Share No 169676 to 169725 25th May 1889, The Aberdare and Plymouth Company Debenture Certificate No.234 16th May 1876, Oriental Bank Corporation £25 Share Certificate No.4765 4th November 1864, The Manchester and Salford Loan Discount and Deposit Company £5 Share Certificate No.3948 17th December 1874, USA State of Louisiana 1000 Dollar Bond No.4945 6th July 1892, USA The Philadephia and Reading Railroad Company 1000 Dollar Deferred Income Bond No.23215 1st July 1882 with Coupons, Chales Laffitte andCompany £20 Share Certificate No.9695 (Laffitte was a well known financial manipulator of the time) 15th January 1866, Columbian National Railway Company £100 Debenture Share No.434 9th March 1903, Argentine Republic City of Santa Fe 6% £100 Bond No.1696 27th March 1889 with Coupons, The Venezuela Central Railway Company £100 Debenture Share No110 12th April 1927 with Coupons, China 5% Hukdang Railways Sinking Fund Gold Loan 1911, Bond for £20 No.67716 15th June 1911 with coupons, Russia City of Moscow 5% Loan Bond for £20 No.48757 1908, Russia Railway Share Certificate 125 Robles No.26226 1907, Russia Dvinsk-Vitebsk Railroad 4% Bond for £20 No.084495 1894 with Coupons, Russia South Eastern Railway Company 4% £20 Bond No.A14973 1914 with Coupons, Russia City of Moscow 5% £20 Bond No.60159 1908, Russia Troitzk Railway Company 41/2% £20 Bond No.07987 1910 with Coupons (24)

Share Certificates and Bonds - The Chinese Government, Five Per Cent Reorganisation Gold Loan of 1913 fir £25,000,000 Sterling, six-character mark, signed twice, 44cm x 31cm; Confederate States America, Loan Authorized by Act of Congress, One Thousand Dollars [...at] Six Per Cent, 1864, signed, 33cm x 39cm; State of New York, Comstock Tunnel Company, $1,000, 34cm x 70cm (open as framed); The Piraeus-Athens-Peloponnesus Railway Company, £500,000, signed and stamped, 34cm x 71cm, [4]

BETAGH (Capt. Wm.) A Voyage Round the World. Being an account of a remarkable enterprize, begun in the year 1719, chiefly to cruise on the Spaniards in the Great South Ocean . . . First Edition. folded plate & 1 text illus.; rebound half calf & marbled boards, gilt-ruled & panelled spine, sm. cr. 8vo. 1728. * i.e. George Shelvocke's official privateering expedition; Betagh (his capt. of marines) causing his arrest for attempting to defraud the major shareholders in the affair of their rightful share of the (considerable) prize money. Illustrated

GLASGOW CELTIC 1914 Gilt inscribed Celtic Football and Athletic Company Limited Annual Summaries Ledger commencing in 1914. Contains Register of Directors and their home addresses, Register of Shareholders , addresses, shares held and amount paid on each share, both dated 25th May 1914. Other entries include Summary of Share Capital and Shares for the Celtic Football and Athletic Co Ltd dated 15th June 1915 as per Companies Acts 1908 and 1913, followed by a list of shareholders, addresses, shares held and amounts paid as at 30th April 1915 , signed by W.Maley Secretary 30/4/15. The Ledger also has the same information plus Register of Directors as at June 1916, there being 5 Directors including Thomas White and James Kelly. The entries continue for 1917 and 1918, a Balance Sheet for 1918 is included plus the entries for 1919 and 1920 conclude the register. Several signatures of Maley in the Ledger and it seems that all the pages of entries are in Maleys handwriting. Willie Maley was manager of Celtic between 1897 and 1940 when he retired at the age of 72. The Ledger is a little damaged at the top of the spine and on the both the front and back of the hardback ledger but overall condition is , in our opinion, Fair, possibly Fair-generally good and this ledger is the record of part of the history of the Club and did of course originally reside at the Club. As described

A group of 1871 Llanarmon lead Mining Co., Ltd. share certificates, (14).

Walter of Henley. [Hosbondrye], decorated manuscript on parchment, in French (Anglo-Norman), i + 7 + i leaves, one 8-leaf quire but last leaf now lacking, modern pencilled foliation in upper outer corner, text block: 128 x 90 mm, single column, 29 lines, ruled with lead point, without catchwords, text written in cursiva Anglicanan in the same hand throughout, 24 initials in blue, with pen-flourishing in red, often with extension along the margin, other chapter divisions in red and blue, modern brown morocco, with 'Walter of Henley Husbandry 14th Cent' lettered in gilt on front cover, a few leaves slightly browned, some tiny holes, occasionally and partly affecting a few letters, especially to last leaf, upper margin possibly trimmed at time of rebinding, small 4to (199 x 139/140mm.), England, [early 14th century].⁂ A precious and highly important early 14th century manuscript containing almost the complete text of Henley's Hosbondrye, one of the most significant agricultural works produced in England in the second half of the 13th century, and one of the most famous examples of Anglo-Norman literature. inc. Le pere sist en sa veillesce e dit a sun fiz (Oschinsky, p. 308, ch. 1)expl. ou plus ou meyns solum ceo qe le tenys est. (Oschinsky, p. 338, ch. 101)The text lacks only the final 59 lines (Oschinsky, ch. 102-113). Considering the unknown scribe copied the text with regularity, filling each page with 29 lines, it seems logical to suppose that only the final leaf of the manuscript is now missing. The Hosbondrye is a didactic treatise on estate management written in the form of a sermon from father to son and giving advice on husbandry, corn farming (ploughing, sowing, harvesting, costs of cultivation, etc.), and livestock farming (cattle, pigs, sheep and poultry). Its exact date of compilation is unknown: it could possibly have been written between c.1276, when the English Parliament debated the Extenta Manerii, concerning estate management, and 1286, i.e. a year after the issue of the Statute of Westminster. In 1971 Dorothea Oschinsky listed 32 manuscripts of the Hosbondrye, to which a further 3 should now be added. A dozen manuscripts contain the author's name in the title, while only two give biographical information about Henley, describing him as a knight, and later a Dominican friar. The work is generally inserted in manuscript compilations, including statutes, rules, charters, and other texts dealing with estate management and accounting, such as the Seneschaucy and the Rules by Robert Grosseteste. The text is known in two traditions, called α and β. The manuscripts derived are classed in group A (from α) and groups B-F (from β, and its derived branches γ and δ). The different groups often share variants, or show individualistic omissions or insertions. In this manuscript - in all likelihood originally bound up in a composite codex - the text of the Hosbondrye is copied with accuracy, possibly in a professional milieu. Corrections are lacking and only a few words are wrongly repeated. The text copied belongs to tradition β, but shares some variants with the derived branch γ, establishing a new group from β. Furthermore, this text is introduced by a four-line passage in which the compiler mentions the name of the author, giving some biographical details about Henley: he is described as a knight who later entered the Dominican order ('Ceo ditte de husebonderie fist un Chivalier Sir Waltier de Henleye qi puis se rendit en le ordre de frere precheurs), information which is given, with a few changes in word sequence, only in two manuscripts: the early 14th-century compilation made by or for the Northampton lawyer John de Longueville (Cambridge University Library, MS Dd.VII.&), and the late Hosbondrye written c.1450, and kept in the Hampton L. Carson Collection of The Free Library of Philadelphia (MS LC 14.3). The scribe also adds a note on the moral content of Henley's advice, a guide for "viuer sagement et honestement de luy biens", a feature that is to be found in a number of manuscripts belonging to group D, transcribed in the early 14th century for monastic houses in southern England, such as the Benedictine Abbey of Abbotsbury, Dorset (Cambridge University Library, MS Hh.II.11), or the Canterbury Cathedral Priory (BL, Add.MS 6159; Cambridge Trinity College, MS O.9.26; Canterbury D.&C. Muniments, Register B, and Register P).In the 'Preface' to her critical edition, Oschinsky states that 3 further Henley manuscripts have been discovered, "but too late to be included in this book". Among them she mentions the Rothamsted manuscript, whose importance she highlights for a future and more precise reconstruction of Henley's manuscript tradition: "One early-fourteenth-century copy has come to light which is of great interest [...] It enables us, moreover, to assess the printed translation of Walter included in The Booke of Thrift by James Bellot, printed in 1589 [...] We now find that it was translated from a copy which followed the version of the newly-found Rothamsted copy and it can be assumed that the two texts are survivors of a group, widely spaced in time, which ultimately derived from a copy of β older than our γ" (pp. vii-viii). This is the only manuscript of Henley's Hosbondrye to come to auction since 1978.Provenance: Rothamsted acquisition date 1939.Literature: N.R. Ker, Medieval manuscripts in British libraries. V. Indexes and Addenda, edited by I. C. Cunningham and A. G. Watson, Oxford, 2002, p. 13; Walter of Henley's Husbandry, together with an anonymous Husbandry, Seneschaucie, and Robert Grosseteste's Rules, edited by W. Cunningham, London 1890; D. Oschinsky, Walter of Henley and Other Treatises on Estate Management and Accounting, Oxford 1971; R. Dean - M. Bolton, Anglo-Norman Literature, A Guide to Texts and Manuscripts, London 1999, nos. 392-93; W. Rothwell, "Husbonderie and Manaungerie in Late Medieval England: A Tale of Two Walters", The Anglo-Norman Language and Its Contexts, edited by R. Ingham, York 2010, pp. 42-51.

Poverty.- Moore (Adam) Bread for the Poor... Promised by Enclosure of the Wastes and Common Grounds of England, spotting or browning, 20th century half calf, spine faded, [Goldsmiths 1292], 8vo, R. & W. Leybourn, 1653.⁂ Rare in commerce. Moore advocated turning the criminal poor to various agrarian roles and allowing them to share in the fruits of their labour.

Pottery figure of Friar Tuck, possibly unique potted by an unknown Royal Doulton sculptor, 21.5cm high Provenance: The vendors father supplied decorating products to the potteries business and acquired this piece as part of his trade. Sadly the information regarding the name of the sculptor has now been lost but it has always been believed to have had a Royal Doulton connection. The clay, glazing style and decoration do share remarkable similarities to the products of Royal Doulton.

A collection of various share certificates and other business documents dating from 1896 to 1960, totalling 32 consisting of: Compania Minera, Ocampo y Anexas, Mexico, signed 1896; May and Hassell Limited, signed 1900; Magyar Jelzalog – Hitebank, dated 1906; Compania Minera, Constancia y Anexa, Mexico; signed 1910; 2 x Hudson and Trustees Limited, signed 1914; Sterling Telephone and Electric Company Limited, signed 1928; The Reader Printing Company Limited, signed 1928; 2 x Reeves and Sons Limited, signed 1924, English Sewing Cotton Company, signed 1933; Barton and Sons (1935) Limited, signed 1937; Comet Radio Services Limited, signed 1937; Della Duchessa dated 1938; The Maryland Apartment Building Mortgage Bond, dated 1942; Barrow, Hepburn and Gale Limited signed 1945; 6 x Travis and Arnold Limited, signed 1949, 1952, 1955 and 1960; Afrikander Proprietary Gold Mines Limited, signed 1949; Free State Exploration Company Limited, signed 1950; The Stirling Boiler Company Limited, signed 1951; 2 x Travis and Arnold Limited, signed 1952; Elder Dempster Lines Limited, signed 1953; 2 x Guest, Keen and Nettlefolds Limited, signed 1954 and 1958; United Lubricants Limited, signed 1954; Silentbloc Limited, signed 1958; Coates Brothers and Company Limited, signed 1957;

A collection of various mining and industrial share certificates and other business documents dating from 1896 to 1983 totalling approximately 39 consisting of: Old Colony Rail Road Company, dated 1896; The Favourite Gold Mining Company, signed 1898; The Orphan Gold Mining Company, signed 1900; The Hazard Warf Company, signed 1901; United Retail Stores Corporation, signed 1920; W T Grant Company, signed 1923; National Tea Company, signed 1924; Tranvias de Barcelona, dated 1925; Golden Cycle Mining and Reduction Company, signed 1926; High Divide Mining Company, signed 1929; United Stores Corporation, signed 1929; General Accident Fire and Life Assurance Corporation, signed 1937; 2 x Barrow, Hepburn and Gale Limited, signed 1937; Lynch-Pine Creek Mining Company, signed 1946; 3 x Erith and Company Limited, signed 1948, 1949 and 1956; Priory Rooms Limited, signed 1948; Benmar Holdings Limited, signed 1950; Capital Gold and Exploration Company Limited, signed 1951; John Lysacht Limited, signed 1953; Nickel Corporation of Africa Limited, signed 1955; 2 x May and Hassell Limited, signed 1955; Woodhouse and Rixson Limited, signed 1956; Afrikander Proprietary Gold Mines Limited, signed 1958; 3 x Raglan Property Trust Limited, signed 1959, 1960 and 1962; Auster Aircraft Limited/Beagle Auster Aircraft Limited, signed 1961; M.P.Harris and Co Limited, signed 1962; Lewis and Burrows Limited, signed 1962; Northgate English Stores Limited, signed 1963; Newtherm Oil Burners Limited, signed 1965; Liner Holdings Company Limited, signed 1970; Swan and Haslam Limited, signed 1970; Emkay Sons and Company Limited, signed 1970; United States Banknote Corporation, signed 1975; Euro Disney, dated 1983.

A large collection of unused cancelled share certificates and other business documents totalling approximately 56 consisting of: The Textile National Bank of Philadelphia; United States Tax revenue stamps for 1877 and 1880; State of South Carolina Tax Interest Order; Mobile Docks Company; Industrial Gas Company Incorporated; Forest Oil Company Limited; Space Outs Incorporated; Riviera Investment Corporation; The North American Mining Company; Nite Beat International Incorporated; Narro Cable Kamerman Incorporated; General Motors Corporation; Debenhams Ltd; Babcock and Wilcox Limited; Syndicate Hydraulic Mines Incorporated; Walrob Properties Limited; Vigilant Investments Limited; United Motor Finance Corporation Limited; Unilever Limited; Taylor Stoker Company Limited; Coltness Iron Company Limited; Culter Guard Bridge Holdings Limited; Central and District Properties Limited; National Carbonising Company Limited; Equity and Law Life Assurance Society Limited; Dreamland Electrical Appliances Limited; Charterland and General Limited; Guest, Keen and Nettlefolds Limited; Harvey, Bradfield and Toyer Limited; Hartwells Group Limited; Kern Oil Company Limited; Ladbrook Stampings; Lancier Electronic Development Company Limited; Allied Polymer Group Limited; The Alliance Trust Company Limited; Cement – Roadstone Holdings Limited; Cater Brightwen and Co Limited; Bullough Limited; Brooke Tool Engineering (Holdings) Limited; The British Investment Trust Limited; Fothergill and Harvey Limited; Servwell International N.V.; Youghal Carpets (Holding) Limited; Weston – Evans (Holdings) Limited; Valais Investments Limited; United Kingdom and Overseas Investment Company Limited; Trident Television Limited; Richards and Wallington Industries Limited; Nigerian Ports Authority; Steel and Barnett Limited; Showerings, Vine Products and Whiteways Limited; Ryder Parker and Company; G and W Purser Limited; Maybrook Properties Limited; Williams Concrete Contractors Incorporated; Tri Metals Incorporated; Farmers Properties Incorporated.

North American railroad company share certificates and documents plus other railway and mining business documents circa 1900’s totalling approximately 13 consisting of: Kalamazoo and South Haven Railroad Company; Rhode Island and Massachusetts Railroad Company; The Canon City – Florence and Interurban Railway Company; 2 x Omaha and Council Bluffs Street Railway Company, signed 1905 and 1911; Bush Terminal Company, signed 1927; The Canon City and Cripple Creek Electric Railway Company; Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Company, signed 1932; Chicago Great Western Railroad Company, signed 1938; New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company, signed 1920; Bangor and Aroostook Corporation, signed 1961; Norfolk and Western Railway Company, signed 1985; Canadian National Railway Company, signed 1986; Plus Various miscellaneous receipts and invoices from the first part of the 20th century and 1887 Business Documents and prospectus plus plan of Silver Mountain Mine Company Limited, Canada.

A The Plessey Company Ltd share certificate. Cancelled August 28th 1975. In good condition with no tears.

Documents & Ephemera. Large box of ephemera, documents, billheads, receipts, share certificates, newspapers, etc., cleared from old solicitors' office.

EARLY LOTTERY COLLECTION, including a British State Lottery Advert printed by Whiting & Branston, 1784 Lottery ticket, 1/16th share Lottery ticket for 1811 and others

1876 CERTIFICATE OF SHARE £10 BROAD OAK MANUFACTURING ACCRINGTON1876 CERTIFICATE OF SHARE £10 BROAD OAK MANUFACTURING COMPANY LIMITED ACCRINGTON

Large Early Egypt Share Certificate - Ten Piastres

1902 The Rochdale Carriage Company share certificate

Seven American share certificates, Pennsylvania Railroad Company, (4), Union Pacific, (2) and NY Central Railroad Co., (1)

Folder of Vintage Share Certificates including Gold Mines

Folder of Vintage Share Certificates including Mining & Tea

A Kodak easy share Camera, cartridge, photo paper, etc

Two Russian Share certificates for railway companies 1909 and 1912 - 33 x 25cm and 43 x 30cm

Assorted Ephemera and Documents to include Victory Celebrations programme 1946, Severn Valley Railway first share call 1854, Westminster Bank notes wrap for £500 of £5 notes, Postmaster General letter 1966, Souvenir Programme Millennium Reception 16th June 200 in Support of India Development Group and The Ghandi Foundation with other Victoria to Elizabeth II documents, receipts and others, together with Souvenir of the Coronation of King George V 1911 book, United Grand Lodge of England Constitutions book. (qty)

Mid-Suffolk Light Railway Company Share Certificate - (A 19-mile line in rural Suffolk between Haughley Junction and Laxfield opened to goods in 1904 and passengers in 1908). Certificate for 10 shares made out to Henry Fairfax Harwood Esq J.P. Tuddenham Hall, Ipswich. Handsigned by the Chairman F.S. Stevens. Detailed blue printing by Waterlow Bros., Size 13¼" ´ 10¾". This was one of the last railways to be constructed in England., went dramatically bankrupt two years after opening in 1906. Was run by the Official Receiver for the next 18 years until reluctantly taken over by the L.N.E.R in 1924.

Maritime - The New Mauretania 34,000 Tons. 1935 Publication - A very impressive large 22 page publication featuring 1 fold out illustration of the Liner and 17 other illustrations and photographs of which most are full page of the ship, its State Rooms, the various Art Deco art work panels and pictures etc. With explaining text. Pages printed on quality card and fine semi-gloss thick paper. In embossed and printed card cover, size 9" x 10¾". Special publication for intended First Class passengers and major share holder

'Co. Parisienne Voitures Electriques' (Electric Car Manufacturers) Bearer Preference Share Certificate - for 100 Francs. 1900. Features fine illustrations of three models of electric cars and a delivery van which they manufactured and sold some in England. Brown printing size 12¾" × 8¾". Plus coupons.

Very Early Automobile & Bicycle Manufacturer Bearer Certificate - S.A.Usine Delin, Cycles, Automobile, Moteurs. Bearer Certificate for One Preference share. 1898. Fine vignette of period Automobile and bicycles, green and red printing size 10½" x 14¼"

A BOX OF CAMERAS, a cased Bolex Paillard Reflex 16, a boxed Agfa Movector 8 and an Ilford Elmo Projector and speaker, the cameras include an Olympus OM1 SLR fitted with Bell and Howell 28-80mm 1:3.5 lens, a SEM TLR, a Minolta 16 Sub miniature, a Kodak Easy Share Z700 Digital Camera, an OM 35mm 1:2.8 lens, an OM 75-150mm 1:4 lens, etc (please note the Reflex 16 is in need of attention)

42 Prog / Blues Rock vinyl including Keef Hartley, Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin Generally VG, some light moisture warping on a handful of sleeves The Fireballs - Come on React Lance Legault - Legault John Mayall - The Diary of a Band Vol 1 and 2 Keef Hartley band - Half breed Medicine Head - Through a Five Medicine Head - One and one is one Wishbone Ash - Argus The Lovin' Spoonful - Once upon a time Status Quo - Piledriver Mike McGear - McGearJess Roden Band - Play It Dirty Play Class Led Zeppelin - Houses of the Holy Dire Straits - Alchemy Free - Fire and water Cream - Goodbye The Nice - Greatest Hits Steppenwolf - Greatest hits Pink Floyd - A Nice Pair The Nice - Autumn 67 McGuinness Flint - McGuinness Flint Steppenwolf - Monster Steppenwolf - The Second Stealers Wheel - Ferguslie Park Tommy James - My head, my bed and my red guitar Tommy James - Christian of the worldTommy James and the Shondells - Greatest hits Free - the Free-story Fleetwood Mac - CeruleanFleetwood Mac - Tusk The Guess Who - Share the land Barry Goldberg - Two Jews blues Fair Weather - Beginning from an end Free - Tons of Sobs The world of Blues power John Mayall A Hard road Nice enough to Eat John Mayall - Blues from Laurel Canyon Steppenwolf - Rest in peace Status Quo - Dog with two heads Steppenwolf - for ladies only

Three copper printing plates, late 19th CenturyBelonging to the Atlas Chemical Company, Grove House, Widnes, Lancashire; comprising plate for share certificate, bank cheque etc (3)

ALFONSO XII OF SPAIN: (1857-1885) King of Spain 1874-85. A fine A.L.S., `Alphonse´, four pages, small 8vo, Madrid, 28th June 1883, to Duchess of Sesto, in French. The letter bears to the front page a very attractive embossed monogramme at the heading, bearing the King´s initials beneath a gilt crown. The king states in part `No need to say that I share your pain from deep in my heart. You know...´ the King further refers to loss of his first wife, Queen Mercedes, stating `..your support when I suffered the cruel loss, five years ago now, the same day that Marie has passed away, will oblige me for ever to share your pain as if they were mine. From now on, you and me, we will have to weep on 26th June..´ Autograph letters of King Alfonso XII are rare as a result of his death at the early age of 28. About EX £200-300Maria de las Mercedes of Orléans (1860-1878) Queen of Spain as the first wife of King Alfonso XII. Maria de las Mercedes married King Alfonso XII in January 1878 and died only six months later, only two days after her eighteenth birthday.