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Lot 336
CLASSIC/HEAVY ROCK - Ace collection of 13 x LPs with desirable pressings! Artists/titles include Elf - L.A./59 (Japanese MWX 4029 w/Obi and insert), David Coverdale - North Winds (Japanese MPF 1178 w/obi and insert), Whitesnake - Live At Hammersmith (Japanese MPF 1288 w/obi), Deep Purple - Who Do We Think We Are! (TPSA 7508 w/insert), Jon Lord, Trapeeze - Black Sabbath - Master Of Reality (Spaceship RE 6360 050), Ken Hensley - Proud Words On A Dusty Shelf (ILPS 9223 gatefold) and Eager To Please, Hawkwind - Hall Of The... (UAG 29672), Wishbone Ash - Pilgrimage (brown/red label MDKS 8004) and Judas Priest. Condition is generally VG to Ex.
Lot 107
EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY ARTS AND CRAFTS OAK STUDENT BUREAU BOOKCASE, the shaped and moulded cornice above a pair of oval green glazed cupboard doors, open shelf and sloping fall front with exposed strapwork faux handles and pigeon holes to the interior, flanked by open shelves with pierced stylised floral motifs to the fallings, set over a long drawer fitted with ring handles and two open shelves, raised on shaped extended side supports, 70" (177.8cm) high, 38 1/2" x 16 1/4" (97.8cm x 41.2cm)
Lot 158
Kirkaldy, Andra - "Fifty Years of Golf - My Memories" 1st ed 1921 published T. Fisher Unwin Ltd London, in original green and gilt golf boards some slight shelf wear to top and tail of spine otherwise (G), numerous illustrations - owners name and address and dated July 9th 1921 in ink to the front free end plate, clean internally and tight overall (G)
Lot 171
Low, John L - "Concerning Golf - With a Chapter on Driving by Harold H Hilton" 1st ed 1903 published Hodder and Stoughton, London in the original green and gilt cloth boards and spine (some slight shelf wear to the top and tail the spine) - some discolouration to the edges of the pages and some speckle foxing to the front and rear end boards and free end plates otherwise a tight copy - rare 1st ed not seen very often on the open market Note Thoughts on the game by the founder of the Oxford and Cambridge Golfing Society and twice semi-finalist at St. Andrews
Lot 175
Macdonald, Charles Blair -"Scotland's Gift Golf - Reminiscences 1872-1927" 1st ed 1928 published Charles Scribner's Sons, NY in the original red and gilt cloth boards and spine (slight rubbing and shelf wear to top and tail of spine) c/w the original frontis tissue guards together with various other colour plates and photo lithographs and fold out map of the National Golf Links of America to the rear. Very clean internally c/w cellophane wrapper. Owners name hand written to front side board otherwise (VG) - scarce copy not seen very often on the open market
Lot 2
Adams, Frederick Upham - "John Henry Smith - A Humorous Romance of Outdoor Life" 1st ed June 1905 publ'd Doubleday & Page New York, illustrated for Mr Smith by A B Frost c/w original pictorial label to green cloth boards and gilt title to spine - some shelf wear to extremities and top and tail of spine, some slight stains to the paper label and some minor discolouring to the edges of the pages, owners library label to the inside front board, slight hinge visible to the front boards otherwise overall (F/G) Fiction
Lot 207
Park, W. Junr -'The Game of Golf' 1st ed 1896¸ publ'd by Longmans Green and Co London original decorative pictorial cloth boards and spine, numerous illustrations, small area clipped to the title page along the top edge 90mm x 13mm, black end plates, some hand written pencil notes to margins and text, general shelf wear to the top and tail of spine otherwise very presentable (G) Note: this was the first book authored by a golf professional, besides historical and instruction material it also contains important advice on construction and upkeep reflecting the diverse responsibilities of early professionals.
Lot 246
Tatz, Colin & Brian Stoddart "The Royal Sydney Golf Club-The 1st Hundred Years" 1st edition 1993 published by Allen and Unwin Pty Ltd Australia, some shelf wear to the bottom of the boards complete with the original dust jacket, 284p; illustrated endpapers, 29 colour plates, numerous half tone illustrations, 1 d/p. colour map, 18 sketch diagrams, 8 map illustrations, sketch illustrations, appendixes, index; dustjacket, fine copy (G) Note History of one of Australia's foremost social and sporting institutions and its relationship to Sydney
Lot 249
Taylor, J.H (Ed) - "The Golfers Record of Games" c. 1907 published by Dow & Lester London in the original red and gilt pictorial cloth boards some slight shelf wear internally clean, complete with frontispiece piece photograph of J.H Taylor together with details of particulars of games played over "Strange Links" to include the place, name of Links, secretary, how to get there, convenient trains, name of the professional, remarks et al unused hence overall (G)
Lot 257
Tulloch, W.W - The Life of Tom Morris with Glimpses of St Andrews and its Golfing Celebrities", 1st ed, c.1908 in original decorative pictorial cloth covers and spine (slight tear to top cloth spine and shelf wear to the bottom of spine) otherwise (G), c/w illustrations and front is with tissue cover, a very good copy and above average condition.
Lot 30
Boomer, Percy signed-"On Learning Golf" reprinted 1946 published by John Lane The Bodily Head London complete with the original dust jacket and signed by the author to the inside front board inscribed Sunningdale golf club 1947 complete with various photograph illustrations, some discolouration foxing to the front free end plates and title pages interesting dust jacket, some discolouration, minor nicks and tears to top and tail and some slight shelf wear but inside cover advertising another publication by Bodily head overall (F)
Lot 34
Browning Robert H.K (8) - County Golf Club hand book guides - publ'd by The Golf Clubs Assoc (G.W. May Ltd) London to incl Golf in Cornwall" Series no 3, "Golf in Devon" series no 6, "Golf in Essex" Series no 8, "Golf in Gloucestershire" Series no 26, "Golf in Hants and Dorset" Series no 10, Golf In Kent Series no 12, "Golf on the Lancs Coast" Series no 13, "Golf in Surrey" Series no 20 and "Golf In Sussex" Series no 21- all with coloured pictorial wrappers, some slight marks to covers, minor nicks, some general soiling, shelf wear and creases otherwise generally overall (F/G)
Lot 38
Camp, Walter and Lilian Brooks - "Drives and Puts - A Book of Golf Stories" 1st edition 1899 published LC Page & Co Boston in the original embossed coloured decorative pictorial boards and spine slight bruising to corners and shelf wear to top and tail of spine some slight discolouration to the edges of the pages- top edge of the text block is gilt and still shining, complete with frontispiece with tissue guard, front spine hinge is split otherwise internally clean overall (F/G) Note. The book written with collaboration of the "father of American football" and a leading woman golfer, outspoken on the importance of women's physical development
Lot 48
The Continental Golf Year Book for 1926 - publ'd by Guides Plumon France (English Edition) in the original decorative cloth boards and spine featuring Spalding publicity for the square mesh golf ball, and includes Rules of Golf, results of each country's Golf Championship, professional men's and ladies tournaments, international matches from 1906 onwards, railway maps of the various regions, plus numerous photograph prints the golf clubs, golf was playing, course layouts, as well as numerous advertisements definitely a great record of golf clubs and the development in the early 20th century around Europe and the continent some slight shelf wear to top and tail of spine, some slight discolouration to the edges of the pages otherwise very clean and worth inspecting (G)
Lot 62
Darwin, Bernard golf book collection (11) - titles incl "A Friendly Round" 1st edition 1922 the original green and gilt cloth boards and spine (F/G), "The Games afoot!" 1st edition 1926 ex Malta Garrison Library with labels laid down to the front end boards well-read boards with stains and other faults (A/F), "Golf Between 2 Wars" 1st edition 1944 in the original green cloth boards with gilt title to spine (F/G), "Golfing By-Paths" 1st edition 1946 complete with original dust jacket parts missing to the spine, some creases and wear to the edges boards as found hence (A/F), "The Golf Courses of the British Isles" Classics of Golf reprint 1988 c/w the original dust jacket (G), "Playing the Like" 1st edition 1934 in the original pictorial brown cloth boards with gilt title to spine some very minor faults otherwise (G), "Rubs of the Green" 1st edition 1936 in the original pictorial green cloth boards and spine some speckled foxing to the closed pages and to the front and rear endplates and pages (F), "Second Shots-Casual Talks about Golf" 1st edition 1930 in the original decorative pictorial cloth boards and spine, spine discoloured, again some speckle foxing to some of the pages hence (F), a similar copy spine torn, covers stained hence (A/F), "Tee Shots and Others" 1st edition 1911 in original pictorial cloth boards and spine, spine badly soiled, edges soiled, hinge weaknesses, hence overall (A/F), "The World That Fred Made-An Autobiography" 1st edition 1955 c/w the original dust jacket, some wear to top and tail of the spine, some shelf wear to the wrappers otherwise overall (F/G)
Lot 71
Dunn, John Duncan and Elon Jessop - "Intimate Golf Talks" 1st edition 1920 published by GP Putnam's Sons New York and London, in the original blue and gilt cloth boards and spine with photograph label laid down to the front board (rubbed), complete with 82 illustrations shelf wear to top and tail of spine hedges, spine with dust stains, some discolouration to the front and rear endplates and boards otherwise internally clean hence overall (F/G)
Lot 89
Golf Club Histories (6) to incl "The Golf Courses of Newbury and Crookham" 1st ed 1996 published by Grant and Hobbes Worcester, presentation copy limited to only 750 copies in the original blue and gilt cloth decorative boards and spine and the original dust jacket (VG), "The Northwood Golf Club-Centenary 1891-1991" printed privately in the original full green leather and gilt boards and spine edges slightly spoiled otherwise (G), "A Temple of Golf-A History of Woking Golf Club 1893-1993" 1st edition 1992 by James Connolly in full leather boards with gilt title and original dust jacket front free end plate has been clipped across the top (VG), "West Byfleet Golf Club-The 1st 100 years 1st edition 2006 printed privately in the original green cloth boards with silver title c/w the original dust jacket and signed by Laura Davies (VG), "A History of Limerick Golf Club 1891-1979" 1st edition 1980 by J Arthur Colver in the original green cloth boards with gilt title and dust jacket some slight shelf wear to the jacket otherwise overall (G) and "Hind hence Turn Will Come-the unauthorised history of a golf club" 1st edition 1991 in the original wrappers (some marks to the covers otherwise internally very clean) (VG)
Lot 472
A Small 17th Century Boarded Oak Coffer of good colour and patination. The twin plank lid on iron strap hinges opening to reveal a small shelf at one end (the base of a candle box) with decorative 19th century engraved paper lining centred by a hand scribed inscription dated 1815. The front board carved with two fanned lunettes with angels enhanced with punchwork. The end boards with further punchwork to vertical run moulding standing on arched cut-outs, 19¼ ins (49 cms) high, 38 ins (97 cms) long, 17 ins (43 cms) wide.
Lot 483
A Good Quality Reproduction 18th Century Style Oak Welsh Dresser. The rack having a shaped frieze rail above three shelves with two small cupboards either side of the centre shelf and a bank of eight fielded spice drawers to the bottom. The base section housing three frieze drawers above two ogee-arched fielded panel doors flanking a conforming centre panel, 76 ins (193 cms) high, 66 ins (166 cms) wide, 17½ ins (45 cms) deep.
Lot 486
An 18th Century Welsh Joined Oak Dresser with Rack. The rack having a moulded top above a serpentine rail and three open shelves with plate grooves and applied edge moulding, between shaped plank supports. The base housing two lip moulded frieze drawers in a serpentine twin arched apron above three turned front legs and rear stiles leading down to a pot shelf below, 78½ ins (199 cms) in height, 49 ins (125 cms) wide.
Lot 560
A 17th Century Cheshire Oak Canted Livery Cupboard, Circa 1630. The dentil moulded top above a canted cupboard with decorative moulded lozenge appliqués adorning the door and side panels, flanked by cannon barrel turned posts above similarly turned legs leading down to a base shelf below, 47½ ins (121 cms) high, 55 ins (140 cms) wide, 15 ins (38 cms) deep.
Lot 570
A 17th Century Livery Cupboard. The planked top above a lunette carved frieze rail and moulded panel doors flanked by split spindle appliqués. Raised on turned parallel sided front posts and rear stiles leading down to a base shelf, 53 ins (135 cms) high, 52½ ins (135 cms) wide, 16½ ins (41 cms) deep.
Lot 600
A Fine Spindled Oak Hanging Food Cupboard of generous proportions, rich colour & patination. The front having two ventilated doors composed of twelve well-turned spindles opening to reveal an internal shelf now fitted with a row of cup hooks. The frame-work enriched with channeled bands of chevron inlay. The top with iron brackets and suspension chain. 32 ins (82 cms) high, 41 ins (104 cms) wide, 11 ins (28 cms) deep.
Lot 604
A 17th Century & Later Oak Full Tester Bed. The paneled tester with moulded edge raised on an arcaded head board and turned foot posts united by a twin panelled foot board. The head board with three arcaded panels inlaid with lozenge banding above a candle shelf and three plain base panels flanked by caryatids. 73 ins (186 cms) in height, 48 ins (125 cms) in width, 80 ins (203 cms) in length.
Lot 61
A 17th Century Boarded Oak Desk Box of good rich colour & patination. The sloped lid with chip carved ends and moulded front edge, on iron butterfly hinges, opening to reveal a small ledged shelf to the back. The front and side boards carved with nulling, 12 ins (30.5 cms) high, 26½ ins (67 cms) wide, 14 ins (36 cms) deep.
Lot 163
A Small 18th Century Style Oak Dresser with Rack. The plank-backed rack having a scalloped frieze rail above two shelves with plate grooves and applied edge moulding. The base with two edge moulded frieze drawers set in a twin arched apron with three further small drawers above the square chamfered legs and baluster turned centre support, leading down to a pot shelf below, 72 ins (183 cms) high, 48 ins (122 cms) wide, 17 ins (43 cms) deep.
Lot 225
A French Carved Oak Gothic Style Dressoir having two cupboards set one above another flanked by side panels intricately carved with tracery. The ends panels and panel-backed base enriched with linenfold carving leading down to a base shelf with square block supports to the front, 59½ ins (151 cms) high, 47 ins (120 cms) wide, 21½ ins (54.5 cs) deep.
Lot 128
A large Arts and Crafts oak free standing three tier tapering square hall stand. With an open shelf above a galleried platform and four division umbrella / stick rests (with metal drip pans beneath) to either side, heart and square pierced tapering upright splat supports to lower tier, fitted with brass whiplash design coat hooks (some missing).
Lot 1016
WHEATLEY (Dennis): ' Who Killed Robert Prentice?': 'Murder off Miami': 'Malinsay Massacre': together three volumes, all pub. London, Hutchinson & Co, original limp card covers ribbon tied to spine, edges bumped and frayed: together with a shelf of approx 35 other volumes, to include a number of publishers proof copies for authors including, Anthony Burgess, John Steinbeck, etc, condition variable. (Approx 38)
Lot 1024
WILDE (Oscar): 'Impressions of America', Sunderland, Keystone Press, 1960: 1 of 500 copies printed: small 8vo, original printed card covers, sunned and nicked to edges: together with approx 50 other volumes over one shelf, the majority earlier 20th century literature, to include a few other works by Wilde, T S Eliot, Bertrand Russell, etc, various sizes and condition. (A shelf)
Lot 1186
BONE (Stephen): 'The Little Boy and His House..', London, J M Dent, 1936: oblong 8vo, publishers cloth backed boards, a little rubbed and spotted: DULAC (Edmund): 'Stories from the Arabian Nights', Boots edition, n.d publishers cloth gilt, 4to: CORBOULD (Walton, illustrator): 'Three Blind Mice', Warne & Co, 1904: thin 4to, pub. wrappers: together with approx 45 others, late 19th-early 20th century children's and illustrated books, various sizes and formats. (A shelf)
Lot 1195
LAUDON (J C): 'An Encyclopaedia of Gardening..', London, Longman Rees et al, 1827. Fifth edition. Thick 8vo, contemp black half calf gilt with marbled edges, numerous wood engraved illustrations, a good copy: MURRAY (Lady Charlotte): 'The British Garden. A Descriptive Catalogue of Hardy Plants, Indigenous, or Cultivated in the Climate of Great-Britain', Bath, S Hazard, 1799. 2 vols: 8vo, contemp half calf gilt, rubbed: together with a quantity of other misc. 19th century literature and non-fiction. (A shelf)
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