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Sheppard (T), The Lost Towns of the Yorkshire Coast, 1912 With: Smith's Ancient Springs & Streams of the East Riding of Yorkshire (1923); Sheppard's Handbook to Hull (1922); Smith's The Place-Names of the North Riding of Yorkshire (1928); Radford's Yorkshire by the Sea (1891, no.171 of 300 copies); Fairfax-Blakeborough's The Spirit of Yorkshire (1954); Mees' Yorkshire West Riding (1959); Lofthouse's Off to the Dales (1950); & Riley's The Yorkshire Pennines of the North-West (1934) (9)
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Two patinated brass surveyor's sighting levels: one by 'J. Quail & Co, 18 Albert Square, Manchester', circa 1910, with two direction spirit levels mounted to the top of the rack focusing tube, rotating on adjustable base, 36cm long, with pine carrying box, tripod, telescopic calibrated staff and six stakes; the other by 'T. Cox, Holborn Hill', late 19th century, with two direction spirit levels (one damaged) mounted to the top of the rack focusing tube, rotating on adjustable base, 30cm long, in mahogany box.
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An ebony and box strung figured mahogany wheel barometer, early 19th century, with 8 inch circular silvered register beneath convex mirror, arched spirit thermometer and Damp/Dry scale (detached), with swan neck pediment (damaged) and spirit level signed 'Paviour, Peterborough' to base, 94cm high.
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A Regency figured mahogany mercury wheel barometer, with 8 inch circular silvered register calibrated in inches beneath convex mirror and arch-top alcohol thermometer calibrated in farenheit, with Damp/Dry scale and swan neck pediment above, the ebony and box line edged case with spirit level inscribed 'S. Nashall, Marden' to base, restored, 97cm high.
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A early 20th Century Stevens and Williams spirit bottle and shot glass. The bottle of cylindrical form rising to a sloped shoulder fitted with a thistle bowl stopper and combined shot glass. The whole decorated with wheel cut floral motifs below a geometric band to the citron coloured ground and having an applied clear loop handle, height 7".
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An interesting Third Reich Kriegsmarine spirit level, 12" overall, of heavy steel construction with machined groove to base stamped with Kriegsmarine eagle; horizontal and sideways levels, brown marbled finish with metal identity plate marked "1 Strich Blasenausschlag" etc, in its wooden box with sliding lid. GC
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A Markie approx 1" scale live steam showmans tractor, single cylinder, Stephenson's link valve gear, spirit fired boiler with under tubes, single speed gear selector to single rear wheel drive with screw down brake; belly tank with hand pump, reverse lever, water and pressure gauges, Stuart dynamo on smoke box perch bracket, full canopy with brass barley twist supports, chimney extension, 'suction hoses', brass and steel construction, finished in brown and black gloss. GC to VGC (fired and used model but few marks to finish, valve to displacement oiler needs attention) See back cover of Toy sale T120
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An unusual late 19th century spirit fired 4-2-0 engine, approximately 3D inch gauge 'Doris', with twin outside cylinders and eccentric reversing, October 1895 to cab sides, possibly by Clyde Model Dockyard, together with 4 4-wheel wooden wagons and a brake van, some restoration needed, particularly wagons. Item was given to the wife of the landlord of the Margaret Catchpole public house, Ipswich just after WWII and was on static display there for about 40 years
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A Gauge 2 partially dismantled/rebuilt spirit fired 0-6-0 engine & coal rail tender, outside cylinders dismantled for new boiler to be fitted which is present & complete, engine has flat running plate & no splashers as wheels are small, tender has spirit & water tanks, coal rails etc detached (F)
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A Bowman live steam 0 gauge 0-4-0 tank locomotive, in LMS livery, with a Bowman SHELL MOTOR SPIRIT tanker and three wagons; a Bowman stationery steam engine, 1930s (6) In entirely original condition, the locomotive with some scorched and chipped paintwork, the rolling stock in good to very good condition, the stationery engine scorched and with chipped paintwork
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Rafael Canogar, b.1935, LOS PRISIONEROS II, signed and dated 71; signed, titled and dated 1971 on the reverse, oil, wood and epoxy on panel, 100x136.5x17cm.; 39.5x53.75x10.5in. Like the previous lot, Los Prisioneros II is rooted in the ideology of the artistic revolt, 'El Paso', formed in Madrid in 1957 by Canogar and his contemporaries, to rebel against Spain's cultural isolation from the rest of Europe. The communal protest of the foreground figures with their focused stance and synchronised motion, stands as a symbol of the artistic revolution felt so strongly by Canogar, Saura, Millares (see lot 307), Feito and others. 'El Paso' sought to overcome the acute crisis in the visual arts in Spain; the lack of museums and collectors, as well as the absence of responsible criticism and representation. By negating colour and playing upon black and white chromatic contrast, the figures remain anonymous yet united, empowered through their bond in the struggle for free expression and official recognition. The protruding arm of the most foreground figure serves not to break the protesting rhythmic motion, but rather to reinforce its reality, persuading the viewer to literally confront the spirit of this revolutionary vision of a 'new reality'. à
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ANDERSON James Observations on the means of exciting a spirit of national industry, chiefly intended to promote the agriculture, commerce, manufactures, and fisheries of Scotland in a series of letters to a friend ... 1st edition, pp. [ii], xli, [i] of errata, [ii], 534 including the half-title and addenda, contemporary tree calf, spine rubbed, joints a little worn, occasional light spotting, 4to., Edinburgh: for Thomas Cadell, London; and Charles Ellliot, Edinburgh, 1777.
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