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COCHON DE LAPPARENT CHARLES: (1750-1825) French Politician and Minister of Police. Member of the National Convention and of the Committee of Public Health. Cochon de Lapparent was one of the Commissars in charge of the King´s indictment, voting in favour of the King´s execution. An excellent and rare A.L.S., `Cochon´, four pages, 4to, Paris, 22nd October 1796, to General Hoche, in French. The document bears the printed heading, and an ink stamp, of the Minister of Police of the Republic. A very cleanly written lengthy letter, Cochon stating in part `I watch, my dear General, with same sadness as you, the direction that since a while the sense of Public spirit is taking, and am ready to prove with all my correspondence that I have done all I could with the power I hold to prevent the malicious trying to take advantage of the recent events…The government only wishes, and can´t do anything else but wishing, the consolidation of the Republic, and I support this as much as my poor capabilities allow me to do so. I am indignant reading about the horrors and the lies against the Republic that all these Royalist journals, paid with foreign gold, are vomiting. Several have been arrested and denounced to the Public Prosecutor…but they are released by the tribunals, and this will keep on happening until we have a repressive law for press abuses.´ further again saying `..I am fully aware of the dangers that the Republic is facing, with enemies under different masks ready to attack from the inside of the country. In Lyon, in the department of the Calvados, the Royalists are showing up audaciously.. What else can I do? Tribunals are not under my competence, and the police has so short capacities that it is even astonishing that they can achieve what they do.´ Cochon de Lapparent also responds to Hoche´s questions regarding the last executions and the Colonnes Mobiles, stating `You talk to me about the way the last conspirators have been judged. We have material evidences and also written ones of their conspiracy…and regarding the formation of the Colonnes Mobiles I have issued a circular, sent to all departments, according to the Directory orders…The Colonnes Mobiles could be very useful…and I am going to send orders to the Chouanne departments..´ Paper with watermark. A letter of very interesting content. Very small overall minor age wear, otherwise VG £600-900 Lazare Hoche (1768-1797) French General of the Revolutionary army. Best known for his victory over Royalist forces in Brittany. Minister of war.The Colonnes Mobiles, also called Colonnes Infernales (Infernal Columns) were operations led by the French revolutionary in the War in the Vendée. The National Convention approved laws allowing the extermination of anti-Republican terrorists in the Vendée. Army columns were formed and sent through the Vendée to exterminate the anti-republican population. The actions of these "Infernal Columns" continue to be a subject of heated debate in France.
A 19th century Brampton brown salt glazed stoneware spirit barrel, applied in relief with fruiting oak leaves and flowers, 20cm high, c.1870; a 19th century Denby salt glazed stoneware three handled loving cup, in relief with huntsman, jolly toper and windmill, greyhound handles, 16.5cm high, c.1880; etc (3)
A Charlotte Rhead Bursley Ware pottery charger with tubelined floral and berry decoration in predominantly lilac colourway on a mottled cream ground, 41 cmSome surface scratching to central marbled circleTape on reverse left over from crude attempt at hanging string/wire arrangement - not damaged but needs soaking/spirit to clean off properly
Various makers 1:1250 scale or similar Waterline Models, ats-16 'San Marco', Argonaut 'Dante Alighieri', Bille K 1 Frigate 'Turgutreis', CM KR29 'Svenja', CM-ART 'Prinzessin Hei nearich', 0S-69 'Spirit of Free Enterprise', TM4 Steam Collier 'Arundel', Trident T150 'Dzerzinskyi' (in NZ box), HAI 34 P Class, HAI 71, 0S-01 lightship and four Submarines (in one box), S402 'Kynda', most in original boxes, generally E, boxes G-VG(16 in 13 boxes)
A Mamod TE1A Live Steam Traction Engine with a Hornby O Gauge Clockwork Train and Figures, The TE1A in green/red, with drive belt, spirit burner, scuttle, whistle, safety valve and steering extension, overall F, moderate playwear but corrosion to canopy and other areas, with a green general purpose trailer, F-G, a boxed Hornby No 40 clockwork tank engine and 2 BR coaches, all P-F, mech tested ok, boxes P, and a small group of Dinky and other figures/animals, mostly P-F, some headless (qty)
American HO Gauge Diesel Locomotives and Stock by Bachmann and Others, including several special/commemorative issues, Co-Co diesel 'Spirit of '76' no 1776 in Bi-centennial livery, with 4 matching freight stock, a similar loco in plated 'Golden Eagle' livery and caboose, a Spectrum diesel switcher in 'Rutland' green, 4 small diesels and one dummy, mostly repainted, 3 N&W coaches, 2 Colorado & Southern and 5 others, varying F-VG (23)
A Mamod SE1 Stationary Steam Engine, on red base for Meccano fitting, single-cylinder oscillating engine, fitted with early-type whistle and level plug, safety valve and complete with spirit burner, overall G, a little paint loss, polish residue and slight corrosion spots to boiler (2 inc burner)
A Ship Builders model of the Sailing Clipper Barque 'Spirit of The Age', built for T. A. Gibb of London, by John Pile of Sunderland 1854,this model has rosewood planking above the waterline and mahogany below the waterline, together with the original coloured engraving from the period of the painting by T. G. Dutton, the model 47in (120cm) longThis lot is subject to the following lot symbols: Y
A quantity of jewellery, to include a silver paste set garland style pendant, with openwork bow and wreath set with round cut paste, with a suspended paste set pear shaped cluster drop, a silver Norwegian knot design tie slide and single matched cufflink, by David Andersen, the design based on decoration found on the Oseberg Ship, a preserved Viking burial longship, a knot design stick pin tested as approximately 9ct gold, 1.54g, a set of cased white metal spirit labels, and a quantity of costume jewellery to include brooches, bracelets, necklaces, watches etc.
Britains boxed American Revolution series comprising 17283 Spirit of 1776, 17216 Paul Revere, 17958 71st Highlander and 17222 Minutemen, and ACW series 17401 Union, and 17403 Confederate Cavalry Privates, 17632 5th Virginia infantry, and 17933 Union Infantry, Command sets, with 8881 Confederate Infantry, VG in VG boxes, (9),
An early 20th Century hallmarked silver spirit kettle by Roberts & Belk. Raised on four cabriole legs with burner to lower tier. The teapot of octagonal form raised on stepped octagonal base with twin silver key lock. Shaped ebonised handle and finial lid. Hallmarked for Sheffield 1911 to stand kettle and keys. Weighs 1093 grams. Measures 34cm high.
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