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Hamilton, David rare, unsigned - "Golf - Scotland's Game" publ'd 1998 ltd ed 350 copies in quarter leather and cloth boards c/w slip case, 269p, c/w end pocket containing a golfing map of Scotland and leather book mark stamped with Scottish club makers punches (note only 350 copies were produced in quarter leather) hence (VG). Illus.

Hamilton, David signed - "The Thorn Tree Clique - new analysis of Mathieson's poem The Goff" publ'd 2001 in deluxe leather ltd to 50 copies which were hand tooled in leather using a golfing motif at The Fine Bindery comes c/w slip case. The book contains the first line by line analysis of Matthieson's Edinburgh poem "The Goff" of 1742, not only casting new light on the play but also revealing it as an Enlightenment parable. The 4 wood engravings are by Kathleen Lindsley and an end pocket has a facsimile of this rare and valuable poem - appears unread hence (VG). Illus.

Hamilton, David signed - "The Thorn Tree Clique - new analysis of Mathieson's poem The Goff" publ'd 2001 ltd edition no 127/280 copies in quarter leather and marbled boards and comes c/w slip case. The book contains the first line by line analysis of Mathieson's Edinburgh poem "The Goff" of 1742, not only casting new light on the play but also revealing it as an Enlightenment parable. The 4 wood engravings are by Kathleen Lindsley and an end pocket has a facsimile of this rare and valuable poem - appears unread hence (VG).

Hawtree, Fred, signed - "Aspects of Golf Course Architecture - I - 1889-1924" published 1998, The Woodstock Edition no 48/75 copies in full red Morocco and gilt boards, c/w matching red and gilt cloth slip case, 170 pages, numerous illustrations, and an end pocket with a facsimile copy of the "Fowler, Abercromby, Simpson, and Groome Golf Architects" Booklet, appears un-read hence (VG).

Hutchinson, Horace G Collection (4) - to include "After Dinner Golf" reprinted in 1986 by Ellesborough Press, in full leather and gilt boards, ltd ed no 139/400 copies, in original cloth slip case; "Nature's, Moods and Tenses" 1st ed 1907; "The New Forest" 1st ed 1904 - both with photographic illustrations; and "What Should a Man Do?" (Fiction) in original red cloth boards, 7th edition

Johnston, Alistair J, signed - "Vardon to Woods: A Pictorial History of Golfers in Advertising" 1st ed 1999, published USA, limited ed no 327/900, c/w original DJ and a blue and gilt cloth slip case, appears un-read hence (VG).

Johnston, Alistair J, and Joseph Murdoch, signed - "C B Clapcott and His Golf Library" published 1988 by Grant Books, subscribers ltd ed no 163/300 in the original red and gilt cloth boards and spine and matching slip case, 79p, with illustrations (VG).

Kerr, John - "The Golf Book of East Lothian" privately reprinted 1987, ltd ed no 201/500, published by East Lothian District Council and signed by the Chairman Thomas Wilson to the label laid down to the front end plate, in original green and gilt cloth boards and spine, cellophane sleeve, and matching slip case - appears unread hence (VG). Note: This was the first book to explore in depth the history of the game and clubs in a particular region.

Kuntz, Bob and Wilson, Mark, signed - "Antique Golf Clubs: Their Restoration and Preservation" published New York 1990, deluxe limited ed no 337/500 copies, bound in full Morocco and signed by both authors to the limitation page, comes c/w a light brown cloth fitted slip case, fully illustrated with easy to follow instructions - a must for anyone interested in club restoration, appears unread hence (VG).

McPherson, J Gordon - "Golf And Golfers Past and Present" 1st ed 1891 publ'd by Wm Blackwood and Sons Edinburgh, in original pictorial red cloth boards to incl St Andrews Links, Caddies, Golf Clubs and Balls, Match Play and Medal play et al c/w advertisements to the front and rear - ex Rusack Marine Hotel St Andrews stamp marks to the first title page - internally clean - comes with owner's matching red and gilt cloth slip case. Illus.

A mahogany framed landscape wall mirror In the George III manner the scroll cut frame with gilt shell surmount above a re-entrant plate with gilt slip 145cm wide, 70cm high

An 18th century French verre eglomise pier glass of arched rectangular form, the diptych plate with a painted fleur -de-lys to arch within a border of red and gilt marginal plates, painted with flowerheads, arabesques and strapwork, the frame and inner slip made in foliate moulded gilt metal 66.5cm wide, 171cm high

A JOHN JELFS TENMOKU BOTTLE VASE, 10" high, a bottle vase, 9" high and a soda bottle vase with oval blue slip decoration, 8" high, each impressed with potter's mark (3)

AN ELIZABETH BAILEY EARTHENWARE SLIP JUG, in browns and cream, 6 1/4" high, two Steve Jennings stoneware vases, a Bridge Pottery Gower scraffito vase and a treacle glazed pottery jug (5)

A Japanese Tsuboya brown glazed pottery jar, the shoulder with white slip stylised foliage, height 9ins.

A 1940's silver and silver gilt cigarette case with an engine-turned chequer board design, Birmingham 1944; together with a matched square powder compact, Birmingham 1941. Each with a original slip case.

A Swiss gold-tone rectangular powder compact, the black enamel lid with applied marcasite-set flower head, original slip case and presentation box; together with a Stratton gold-tone pill box.

A Cartier cigarette lighter, of oval section and with reeded decoration. The base engraved, "Cartier, Swiss Made". Original slip case, presentation box and documents.

A Regency circular circular mirror with gilt ball frame and reeded ebony slip, diameter 28ins.

A late 19th century brass bound rectangular mahogany writing slope, with foldout fitted interior, the lid with leather drop slip and six small storage apertures comprising Monday-Saturday, inkwells, pen tray and green leather lined slope, length 50cm, depth 26cm, height 16cm (in need of minor restoration) (illustrated)

A quantity of books relating to World War II comprising a Nazi German copy of Reich Ssieger dated 1938 being a magazine related to Nazi German life with pictures of Adolf Hitler also a hard back copy of Wir Soldaten by J V Kunowsti printed in Berlin in 1939. The book is about the armed forces of Nazi Germany. Also a booklet on the 8th Army from September 1941 to January 1943 printed by His Majesty's stationery office also a booklet relating to documents concerning German, Polish relations and the outbreak of hostilities between Great Britain and Germany on September 3rd 1939. Also a scrapbook entitled "Deutschland Hoch in Ehren" dated 1933 printed in Bremen containing numerous colour illustrations of the history of Germany from its earliest beginnings complete with cardboard slip case (5)

An Art Deco Continental 925 grade silver and enamelled rectangular cigarette case, with applied diamante decoration to the front and engine turned panel to the reverse, with faint impressed factory marks, length 8.2cm, with velour slip outer case

HACKENBROCH (YVONNE) - MEISSEN AND OTHER CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN FAIENCE AND ENAMELS...., CHELSEA AND OTHER ENGLISH PORCELAIN.....[AND] ENGLISH FURNITURE WITH SOME FURNITURE OF OTHER COUNTRIES IN THE IRWIN UNTERMYER COLLECTION, three vols, illustrated, Cambridge, Massachusetts (or London): 1957, 57 & 58; George Savage - English Pottery and Porcelain, slip case, 1961; S Ducret - German Porcelain and Faience with Vienna Zurich and Nyon, slip case, 1962 (5)

BARRETT (FRANKLIN A) AND ARTHUR L THORPE - DERBY PORCELAIN ILLUSTRATED, illustrated, half title, cloth, dust jacket, London: Faber & Faber, 1971; John Haslem - The Old Derby China Factory the Workmen and their Productions, 1876; - facsimile edition, 1973; H G Bradley (Editor) - Ceramics of Derbyshire 1750-1975, signed copy, 1978; Peter Bradshaw - Derby Porcelain Figures 1750-1848, 1990; Sir Stephen Mitchell - The Marks on Chelsea-Derby, wrappers, 2007; F Brayshaw Gilhespy - Derby Porcelain, two editions, 1961 & 65; - Crown Derby Porcelain, 338 of 600 signed copies, 1951; - (and D M Budd) - Royal Crown Derby China from 1876 to the Present Day including Sampson Hancock...., signed copy (by both authors), 1964; John Twitchett and Betty Bailey - Royal Crown Derby, 1976; - Derby Porcelain, two editions (one limited in slip case), 1980; William Bemrose - Bow Chelsea and Derby Porcelain....,1898; John Murdoch and J Twitchett - Painters and the Derby China Works, 1987; and The Charles Norman Collection of 18th Century Derby Porcelain, 1996 (16)

AN ABBOTT SLIPWARE BAKING DISH, of moulded oblong form with 'pie-crust' edge and decorated in trailed and combed slip, 50cm w, impressed Abbott. Potter, 1781-83 ++Two or three small spots of flaking around the rim. Small approx 1cm surface chip on the front near one end and with minor hairline crack. One corner broken out in two pieces and previously riveted back into position, the rivets removed and re-affixed back into position. A neat museum type repair rather than professional restoration

A coloured print of the Adoration of the Trinity by Albert Durer dated 1511 with shaped gilt slip in oak frame.

HERBERT WILLIAM HEASON: FRONTIERS OF UNDERSTANDING, Ritter Press, circa 1961, errata slip loosely inserted, orig cl, d/w + LANGSTON DAY AND GEORGE DE LA WARR: NEW WORLDS BEYOND THE ATOM, 1956, 1st edn, orig cl, d/w (3)

A S WILKS: THE HANDBOOK OF SOLO WHIST, [1898] 1st edn, orig cl gt + WILLIAM POLE: THE EVOLUTION WHIST, 1897, errata slip, orig cl gt + HENRY JONES "CAVENDISH": THE LAWS AND PRINCIPLES OF WHIST, 1874, 10th edn, orig blind stpd cl gt + ROBERT FREDERICK GREEN: SOLO WHIST, 1903, orig pict cl + WILLIAM POLE: THE THEORY OF THE MODERN SCIENTIFIC GAME OF WHIST, 1873, 5th edn, orig blind stpd cl gt + three other edns, 1887, 1890, 1896, orig blind stpd cl gt + R F FOSTER: FOSTER’S WHIST MANUAL, 1899, 4th edn, orig cl gt + two others Whist interest (11)

‡ FLINT (SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL) - BREAKFAST IN PERIGORD, 272 from the 525 signed and numbered copies, illustrated, quarter crushed black morocco lettered in gilt, white canvas with silhouette on the upper board and gilt Pegasus endpapers, by Mansell, London, marbled slip case, London: Charles Skilton for the artist, 1968

‡ FLINT (SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL) - THE LISPING GODDESS, 27 from the 275 signed and numbered copies, foolscap folio 4to, the text printed at the Stanbrook Abbey Press, Worcester, quarter navy morocco gilt and white canvas, the upper board in blind with gilt figurehead, marbled endpapers, by Sangorski & Sutcliffe, marbled slip case, London: privately printed for the author, 1968

‡ FLINT (SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL ) - DRAWINGS, 8 from the 125 signed and numbered copies, illustrated and with an original drawing (of three naked young women) signed, dated 1952 and inscribed, red chalk, mounted, in sleeve, extra super royal 4to, tan crushed morocco backed beige cloth, glassine jacket, labelled slip case, London: Collins, 1950

‡ GOLDEN COCKEREL PRESS. HERRICK (ROBERT) - ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN POEMS BY ROBERT HERRICK SELECTED ARRANGED & ILLUSTRATED BY SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT PRWS RA, Edition de Luxe, 23 from the 550 signed and numbered copies, accompanied by eight extra plates loose in chemise as called for, imperial 8vo, illustrated, white alum-tanned sheepskin gilt, with raised bands, by Sangorski & Sutcliffe, dust jacket, marbled slip case, London: 1955

‡ FLINT (SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL) - SHADOWS IN ARCADY, 139 from the 500 signed and numbered copies, extra crown 4to, illustrated, quarter blue and black cloth gilt, glassine jacket, slip case, London: Charles Skilton Ltd, 1965

‡ GARDNER (KEITH S) - SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT.....CATALOGUE RAISONNÉ OF THE UNSIGNED LIMITED EDITION WORKS ....TOGETHER WITH A REVIEW OF FINE BOOKS AND OTHER COLLECTABLE EPHEMERA [VOL II], 294 from the 500 signed and numbered copies, illustrated, half navy leather gilt with raised bands, slip case, Bristol: Michael Stewart Associates, 1995

BEATRICE PARSONS (1870-1955) THE ROSE GARDEN OF MICHELGROVE HOUSE signed, pencil and watercolour heightened with white, 25 x 17cm ++A fine an characteristic example of the artist's garden subjects in pristine condition in contemporary gilt slip and appropriate frame. The backboard and label of Richard Haworth Blackburn retained

HARRY COLLS (FL 1878, D1890) THE FISHING FLEET AT SUNSET signed and dated 90, 29.5 x 59.5cm ++Approximately 2cm horizontal tear extreme right, localised light craquelure, the varnish in need of cleaning. The support not lined and on the original stretchers and in what is presumably the original gilt slip frame

THREE MEZZOTINTS UNDER GLASS OF KING CHARLES I, JAMES I AND JAMES II, coloured in a contemporary hand, 35.5 x 25.5cm, similar stained pearwood frames ++Typical light wear to the gilding on the slip and some light time stains. The image of James I cracked

‡ GILBERT (CHRISTOPHER) - THE LIFE AND WORK OF THOMAS CHIPPENDALE, two vols, illustrated, slip case, London: Cassell Ltd, 1978; David Green - Grinling Gibbons His Work as Carver and Statuary, 1964; Oliver Brackett - English Furniture Illustrated Revised Edition, 1950; Ralph Edwards - The Shorter Dictionary of English Furniture, 1964; Margaret Jourdain - English Interior Decoration 1500 to 1830, 1950; Peter Ward Jackson - English Furniture Designs of the Eighteenth Century, 1958; six others on related subjects (13)

‡ SYMONDS (R W) - FURNITURE MAKING IN SEVENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH CENTURY ENGLAND, 19 from the signed edition of 100, illustrated, vellum by Edward Hiscox, slip case, London: The Connoisseur, 1955

‡ CUNEO (TERENCE) - THE MOUSE AND HIS MASTER THE LIFE AND WORK OF TERRANCE CUNEO, signed copy, oblong 4to, illustrated, white buckram, slip case, London: 1977

A PAIR OF EARLY VICTORIAN MAHOGANY ELBOW CHAIRS, with carved back rail, scroll arms and slip seat, on faceted forelegs, 86cm h ++Both chairs with replaced blocks, one with some looseness of the joints, minor scuff marks

An 18th century mahogany Chippendale style wall mirror, with fret craved frame and gilt slip, height 77.5cm, with a strut stand (now detached).

Four various modern spoons (after the antique): a slip top, a seal top with a rose terminal, another seal top, and another with a lion mask shield terminal, by C J Vander, various dates, London 1952-1956, 4.25oz. (4)

"Naval Swords and Dirks" catalogued by Sim Comfort, fully detailed and colour illustrated work, 2 vols, 2008, with supplement in slip cae; "Naval Edged Weapons" by S C Wolfe, colour and photo illus, 2005, in DW. VGC. (2)

A Great War Group of Three to Driver J. Messenger, Royal Field Artillery, 1914-15 Star (87650 Dvr. J. Messenger. R.F.A.), British War and Victory Medals (87650 Dvr. J. Messenger. R.A.), fine, mounted for wearing. A Second World War Group of Four, 1939-45 Star, Burma Star, Atlantic Star, War Medal 1939-45, extremely fine, with transmission slip and official card box of issue,. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

Scottish School (19th Century) A river landscape with ruined castle and figure, in oils on canvas, unsigned, 60cm x 40cm, in gilt slip and gilt frame.

English School (early 20th Century) Still Life, Roses in a Bowl, in oils on canvas, unsigned, 39cm x 44cm, in gilt slip and decorative gilt frame under glass.

An Oil on Board: Portrait of a monk. 11 ins x 9 ins (28 cms x 22 cms). In a giltwood frame with an arched slip 17 ins x 15 ins (43 cms x 38 cms).

A Donyatt pottery oviform vase with raised and mildly flaring neck with leaf resist decoration in cream and green flecked slip, 24cm high, late 19th century.

A19th century Venetian octagonal mirror, the mirror plate within a gilt slip, the frame with panels of floral micro- mosaics contained within clear glass spiral borders, 32cm high.

A pair of late 18th century Dutch walnut and floral marquetry dining chairs, the cartouche shaped backs with mask and foliate crestings and solid central splats decorated with urns of flowers and foliage, having concave fronted slip in seats on cabriole legs, terminating in hoof feet.

NICOLA SLANEY FOR MOORCROFT 'WHITE LADIES' VASE, 2005 glazed earthenware, decorated with a design inspired by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, impressed marks, signed and dated, with original box and slip case 47cm high

A Byzantine 'slipper' lamp, circa 3rd Century A.D., with palm leaf decoration, with associated paper slip.

An Edwardian mahogany two-tier occasional table and gilt framed slip mirror

A hip flask with silver cover and detachable beaker and leather sleeve, Sheffield 1942, to/w a leather cigar slip-case embossed as crocodile skin (2)

A World War II group of four medals, allocation slip, named box of issue, two identity discs, soldiers service and pay book and soldiers release book for 4984150 L.Cpl.Fred Riley

THE 1939-45 STAR Atlantic Star, Africa Star with 'North Africa 1942-43' clasp, Burma Star with 'Pacific' clasp, War Medal, with slip; and George VI Royal Naval Long Service and Good Conduct Medal of 'K56490 F W Coombs, Ch Sto, HMS Jackal'

IAN WILSON-WWII BBC WAR CORRESPONDENT collection of his reports/recordings on vinyl, Allies Encircle The Ruhr 1 April 1945, Hermann Goering-An Impression 9 May 1945; a script despatch dated May 5th 1945 from Dachau Concentration Camp, with recording for Poland National Day, his portrait photograph, miniature medal group (1939-45 Star, France and Germany Star, Defence and War), British War Correspondent embroidered slip-on shoulder title, sleeve badge, photograph album containing personnel of 22 Squadron RAF (Gibraltar 1945), Third Reich Hitler Youth armband, a red and white armband with inscription in ink 'Dachau 3.5.1945', BBC War Report 6 June 1944-5 May 1945, Oxford University Press 1946 (with handwritten dedication and references to Ian Wilson), BBC letter of thanks dated 23rd May 1945, two Victorian pewter mounted hip flasks, cigarette case (Ghana), recorded despatches by Robert Reid-The Work of the Signal Corps 1 April 1945, Chester Wilmot-Osnabruck 4 April 1945, Wynford Vaughan Thomas-Supply Columns 4 April 1945, and Thomas Cadett-Devastation in Berlin 9 May 1945. Note: Ian Wilson was a reporter with The Glasgow Herald during the 1930s, BBC War Correspondent WWII, and correspondent in Ghana 1950s

SOMERVILLE, William, The Chace, A Poem, pub London G. Hawkins & Cooper, 1735, leather, in modern slip case (1)

GOLDSWORTHY John, Soames and the Flag, 781/1025, in slip case, Flowering Wilderness, 262/400, A Commentary, 258/275, and The Plays 1027/1250 (4)