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Lot 42
Slot-it - 4 x Porsche slot cars including 3 x 956C and 1 x 956K in various liveries including Jagermeister and Spirit Of America. # SICA09B, # SICA02D, # SICA09A, # SICA02C. All models appear Mint in Very Good boxes with only light storage marks, one is still sealed in factory shrink wrap. (4) (This does not constitute a guarantee)
Lot 107
Rare 19th Nicobar Islands male Figure, Bay of Bengal, of a Kareau (Scare Devil) figure having bright wide eyes and carved nose and lips a painted naked upper body and in black trousers, the legs in running motion the forward leg with a joint, 80cm high Made by a ‘menluana’ a ritual specialist or healer who communicates with the spirit world. The figure was set up outside a sick person’s house to scare and drive away the bad spirits thought to be causing disease.
Lot 338
BING GAUGE 1 LIVE STEAM 0-4-0 LOCOMOTIVE 2631 and TENDER, in Midland Railway maroon livery, with fixed double action precision cylinders, complete with original vapourising spirit burner, safety valve, whistle, reversing from cab, loco 28cm long, tender 16cm long (2) Condition: loco - chimney loose (formerly solder repair), foot plate bent, smoke box paint losses, roof dented and wire lifting, surface dirt. Tender - front coupling broken, rust spots, dints, lacks 3 hub caps, surface dirt.
Lot 30
A box of rolling stock and signals to include a tinplate Bing Milk Traffic wagon, Bing Pullman Plato coach, Bing Shell Motor Spirit tanker, 3x red GBN tinplate 'G N' wagon made in Bavaria, green tinplate 'M R' wagon, Bassett Lowke LMS 13T 36721 brown wagon with 'Meccano' branded sacks, green Bassett Lowke LMS 14548 wagon, green Bassett Lowke LMS 62306 20 tons wagon, 3x KBN Bavaria tinplate coach blue, red and black, Made in Great Britain orange and cream tinplate coach plus a L&NWR tender. Two signals and two buffers included.
Lot 399
DU MAURIER DAPHNE: (1907-1989) British Author. An entertaining T.L.S., Daphne, two pages, 8vo, Menabilly, Par, Cornwall, 2nd August 1963, to Meaburn [Staniland]. Du Maurier announces 'The full treatment, and in August of all months? Don't be silly' and continues 'Now look here, this photograph on the back of the American edition of Branwell is one of the best I have ever had taken, at least I think so, and its much more recent than the one you are running in the present Penguins. I'm pretty sure its my own copyright too, so it would cost nothing, but this can be discovered by checking with the old girl who took it, Miss Compton Collier. (Used to live in Maida Vale)', further explaining 'I used to keep copies of this photograph to send around when pestered (nothing personal intended) and Doubleday in New York must have had the last one. How about it?'. Du Maurier continues to write on the subject of publishers and their use of author's images, 'Actually, when you talk about The Loving Spirit, my first novel, which I wrote when I was 22 (1929) tho' it wasn't published until 1931, you really ought to have a picture of me as I was at that time. It always seems to me silly, when authors's (sic) first books are re-published, to have pictures of them years later; for instance, silly to publish Evelyn Waugh's Decline and Fall, say, with a picture of him looking an old buffer as he is today. The young Waugh was so different. (Pause for reflection - Do I mean Decline and Fall, or was that someone else, No, I mean Vile Bodies.) Likewise of Human Bondage, you need the young Willie Maugham, not that ancient sinner of nearing 90'. In concluding Du Maurier adds that she has no more news, 'Have been swimming a lot, very tanned, look like Gandhi'. VG Meaburn Staniland (1914-1992) English Editor, Author and Antiquarian Bookseller who worked at Penguin books in the 1960s and 1970s.
Lot 508
DEANE ADA: (1864-1957) English Spirit Photographer & Psychic. Deane's most famous photographs were those taken at the Cenotaph on Armistice Day in the early 1920s in which the spirit faces of multiple deceased soldiers appeared. Causing some controversy at the time, the Daily Sketch declaring them fraudulent, Deane strongly denied any wrongdoing and was also publicly backed by Arthur Conan Doyle. A.L.S., A Deane, one page, small 8vo, Englefield Road, Islington, n.d. (June 1922), to Mr. E. L. Cock, sending him some prints and apologising for the delay in doing so. Accompanied by the original envelope. Together with a sepia 3 x 4 spirit photograph by Deane (trimmed from postcard size) and also including a L.S., A E Deane, one page, 4to, Islington, 27th June 1922, to [Mr. E. L. Cock], replying to his letter and stating 'You ask if it would be possible for me to obtain something more for you. Do you mean that you would like another sitting for a photograph? If so will you let me know & I will see if I can arrange it'. Some creasing to the letters and the first with an area of paper loss to the upper edge (not affecting the text or signature) and the photograph with slightly irregularly trimmed edges, FR to G, 3
Lot 622
HITLER ADOLF: (1889-1945) Fuhrer of the Third Reich 1933-45. T.L.S., A Hitler, one page, 8vo, Berlin, 13th February 1933, to Oberst von Baligand, on personal printed stationery, in German. Hitler writes, in full, 'Congratulations coming from the revered commander of my old Regiment afforded me particular pleasure. Rest assured that the struggle will continue to be waged in the spirit of our List Regiment'. With blank integral leaf. One very small, neat split to the right edge of a central fold, and a couple of extremely light creases, not affecting the text or signature, VG Maximilian von Baligand (1869-1945) German Oberleutnant whom Hitler served under in the Bavarian Reserve Infantry Regiment 16 (1st Company of the List Regiment) during World War I. Adolf Hitler's service during World War I with the List Regiment, which he described as 'the greatest of all experiences' and resulted in him being present at the First Battle of Ypres and the Battle of the Somme, changed the directionless youth into a fanatical German nationalist. Before the outbreak of war, Hitler had failed in his attempt to study art in Vienna and was reduced to begging in the streets of the Austrian capital. He managed to support himself by selling painted postcards, but his life was purposeless until he moved to Munich and petitioned King Ludwig III of Bavaria to allow him to join the Bavarian Army. Hitler's almost suicidal daring during the war won him many decorations for valour, but his spirits sank as Germany's fortunes waned. He had, however, already begun to formulate his ideas for a Germany of the future, ideas which he eventually expressed in Mein Kampf. The present letter was signed by Hitler just two weeks after having assumed power as Chancellor of Germany on 30th January 1933.
Lot 130a
Saddle Chair In Vintage Leather Cigar complete with footstool Inspired by the heritage of equestrian pursuit, the Saddle chair evokes the spirit of freedom and the harnessing of power that a saddle represents. The Saddle’s unique shape evokes adventure, speed and sporting elegance of polo, racing and hunting. Unique and iconic design, inspired by equestrian pursuits Actual saddles affixed either side hand made by artisans using corner-blocked joinery and stitching Seat suspension features S-shaped steel springs topped with thick, luxuriously soft foam for premium support Chair: W74 x D106 x H78cm Footstool: W54 x D66 x H41cm
Lot 114
JAMES DIXON & SONS; a George V hallmarked silver spirit flask and cup base, of curved form, Sheffield 1919, height 10.5cm, weight approx. 4ozt/130g.Additional InformationThere is a small knock to one shoulder and the cup base has two small dents to one corner but the cup base will still close flush to the flask. Clear hallmarks to the cup base and to the flask. Flask locks OK. A few slight marks to the lid.
Lot 115
LOWE & SONS; an Elizabeth II Millennium hallmarked silver 'The Spirit of Chester' bowl raised on three ball feet, originally designed by Rachael Walton and made by the silversmith Hugh Crawshaw, limited edition no.11/50, Sheffield 2000, diameter 14.8cm, approx 5.8ozt/181g, with accompanying paperwork in original Lowe & Sons of Chester box.
Lot 1451A
A large quantity of lady's and gentleman's fashion wristwatches by assorted makers, mostly boxed, with 24 in watch boxes, including D&G, Oskar Emil, ROXY, a camera watch, Henley, Spirit, Religion, Steltman, and Alias Kim (48).Additional InformationWe cannot guarante the working order of any of these watches.
Lot 162
A George V hallmarked silver spirit flask, Birmingham 1926, height 8cm, with a silver cigarette case and a vesta case, overall weight approx. 2.5ozt/90g, with a 19th century horn beaker, height 5.5cm.Additional InformationThe makers mark on the spirit flask is rubbed. A large dent to the lid and a couple of slight smaller dinks. The silver to the cigarette case is thin, with some splitting around the initials and many small knocks throughout. The hallmarks to the lid of the vesta are heavily worn. All items with age wear patina/tarnishing to surface. Horn beaker with a small rim chip.
Lot 1675
A collection of fourteen figures to include Royal Worcester 'Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II', Coalport 'A Special Occasion', Royal Worcester 'July', 'Katherine' from the Wuthering Heights series, etc, together with a Wedgwood lilac jasperware wall plaque dated 2008 and a similar bowl.Additional InformationKatherine has had the lantern detached from her hand but the lantern is still present, minor chipping to the flowers on each of the Leonardo collection examples, Wedgwood 'Spirit of the Dance' has been broken into a number of pieces and crudely glued.
Lot 2082
A Spirit of St. Louis N-X-211 flight cased stereo CD-Radio, serial number 99.28120671H, in a silver coloured case modelled to look like a travelling case, height 43cm.Additional InformationGeneral light age wear externally with some scuffs and scratches, we cannot guarantee that this item is in full working order.
Lot 97
LOWE & SONS; an Elizabeth II Millennium hallmarked silver 'The Spirit of Chester' bowl raised on three ball feet, originally designed by Rachael Walton and made by the silversmith Hugh Crawshaw, limited edition no.3/50, Sheffield 2000, diameter 14.8cm, approx 5.8ozt/181g, with accompanying paperwork in original Lowe & Sons of Chester box.Additional InformationGood condition.
Lot 292
Civil and Military Aircraft Models, boxed 1:400 examples includes Gemini Macs GMRAF061, GJUSC003, GMBLU004, GMRAF001 (4), Dragon Wings 55606 Sentry, 55689 VXN-8 US Navy, 55601 KC-10 Extender & B-2 Spirit, 55475 KC-10 Extender and Nighthawk, 55203 Airbus A300 and 552550 Airbus A380, G-E, Boxes F-G, (10)
Lot 71
A mixed lot of silver items, comprising: an American spirit measure, modelled as a thimble and inscribed 'Just a thimbleful', height 5cm, plus two pairs of wishbone sugar tongs, plus a German spoon and a Japanese tot cup holder, plus an electroplated travelling corkscrew with a later cover. (6)
Lot 759
λA silver-gilt travelling dressing table set, by J. Vickery, London 1924, with engine-turned decoration and swag borders, with a monogram, comprising: a spirit flak with a pull-off drinking cup, a curling tongs heater, four toilet bottles, six toilet jars, a jar mount, a hand mirror, four brushes, a pair of curling tongs, a shoe horn, a button hook, an atomiser mount, two combs with tortoiseshell teeth, a nail butter, two pots, an eight-piece manicure set, a leather jewellery box and stationary wallet, a leather clad mirror, and a cased glass, on a fitted suitcase, approx. weighable 16oz.
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