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Lot 183
A First World War German Demag Crank Handle Bayonet/Trench Knife, the 14.5cm double edge diamond section steel blade stamped Demag/D.R.G.M. to one side of the ricasso, the spine with inspector's stamp, with blued recurving crossguard, each side of the two piece steel crank handle with four peened rivets, with steel scabbard and leather retaining strap, the press stud fastener stamped with a snowflake type design, the whole with a thick sandy green coating, 27.5cm. The coated finish may be later, flaking off on parts of the scabbard. The leather strap has cracking to the surface. There are some orange rust spots to exposed parts of metal. The leather washer between the blade and crossguard is missing.
Lot 322
A WWII American M3 combat knife, the 17 cm single edged blade with sharpened back edge point, stamped US M3 AERIAL MARNINETTE WIS, with a steel cross guard and disk pommell with flaming grenade stamp and a leather washer grip, in a leather scabbard with lower steel plates and riveted seams, stamped US M6 MILSCO 1943, and inscribed in ink M 4073See images
Lot 1405
FOOTBALL PRESS PHOTOGRAPHS Thirty four original Press photos, 32 of which have either a stamp or paper notation on the reverse with the majority from the 1960's - 1980's including Burnley players in training in the 1970's, Tottenham Hotspur players in action in the 1970's, Huddersfield Town in action in the 1950's plus several others. Good
Lot 81
Frederick Lord Leighton of Stratton PRA. pencil signed mezzotint on India paper by H. Scott. Bridgewater, titled Clytie the engraving bears the PSA stamp and signature of the engraver, published by the Fine Art Society London 1897, glazed and framed in original period frame and mounting size 36" x 31"
Lot 146
Simon (Oliver) and Stanley Morison, editors. The Fleuron: A Journal of Typography, vol.2, 3 & 5-7 only (of 7), all but vol.5 deluxe limited editions on hand-made paper containing additional material and signed by one of the editors, specimens, plates and illustrations, some folding, some printed in colours, a few tipped in, vol.1 with stamps neatly removed from foot of title and front pastedown, vol.2 with small Library of Congress ink stamp to rear pastedown, light staining to lower edge of some leaves of Gill's 'Passion of Perpetua and Felicity' section, plate of 'Madonna and Child' creased at lower corner where folded in, original cloth, mostly buckram, gilt, some with t.e.g., all uncut, a little rubbed especially spine ends of vol.2 & 3, vol.5 & 6 with a few stains, vol.7 spine faded, 4to, London, Cambridge & New York, 1924-30 (5)⁂ The limitations vary from 120 to 210 copies but with a maximum therefore of 120 complete sets. These contain additional inserts including illustrations by Eric Ravilious and David Jones (one signed) in vol.6 and by Eric Gill in vol.7. Vol.7 is also signed by Eric Gill on the specimen of his Perpetua type and numbered & signed by Stanley Morison at the end on colophon.
Lot 91
Updike (John) Couples, first edition, New York, 1968; Rabbit at Rest, first English edition, 1990, presentation inscriptions from the author to Sally Soames: "for Sally Soames who held me captive in the pit 3 for hours and hours one balmy Boston day in mid-October, at the end of an American excursion that made me feel unreal", ink ownership stamp to the first, original boards, dust-jacket, the first with some creasing and chipping to foot of upper panel, else excellent copies; and another by the same, 8vo (3)
Lot 378
19th Century English School - Oil on canvas - Half-length portrait of a gentleman, verso with 'B. Bedfords Artist Repository, 7 Wine Street, Bristol' canvas stamp, 77cm x 63cm, unframed Condition: Much craquelure and bitumen issues to the background on its side of the sitters face, overpainting to the forehead, would recommend viewing this lot in person. **General condition consistent with age
Lot 429
Late 19th Century French red bolle mantel clock, with 4-inch cellular Roman dial, two-train movement striking on a posted coiled gong, Medaille d' Or Exposition stamp (anonymous) with number 278411, in red tortoiseshell and cut brass-fronted case with ebonised sides and rear, 39cm high Condition: Minor flake losses to right edge of body, otherwise sound. Sold with pendulem and winder. We do not guarantee the movement or accuract of clocks - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information.
Lot 1263
S. S. STEWART, PHILADELPHIA. A LATE AND VERY RARE 19TH CENTURY FRETLESS BANJO CIRCA 1890-93 with map inlays, ivory pegs and a metal fingerboard up to the fifth fretmarker, with ivory maker's palque which reads "S. S. STEWART PHIL'A. PA" along with identical wood stamp, serial no. 6124 and trademark S.S.S. all stamped to the dower stick with matching stamps to inside rim, lacking tailpiece, bridge, nut, 3 x tuning pegs and several inlays. 0 - 12th fret = 322mm. 85.5cms overall (64.5cms Scale).
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