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Lot 378
A Beswick model of a grey mare, black stamp to base, a 19th century Staffordshire flatback model of a zebra and a 19th century Staffordshire cow creamer with painted red and blue body, height of largest 20.5cm (3). CONDITION REPORT The Beswick horse has light crazing throughout, otherwise good condition.The zebra has cracks to reverse and back leg, crazed, chips to base. The cow creamer horns are broken off, minor chips to ears and lower jaw.
Lot 448
Four late 19th century Japanese coloured woodblock prints backed on parchment comprising of, Sakashita, 48th station from 'The Fifty-Three Stations of the Tokaido', a fisherman with rod on rock, small red seal stamp lower right, figures resting by fire pit with a bipedal monkey in red gown, small red seal stamp lower left, figures by the water's edge processing sea food, all 19cm x 27cm (all af) (4). CONDITION REPORT All shown with water damage from the top.
Lot 738
Various stamps and ephemera including two stamp albums, the green folder contains eleven pages mostly early 20th century including USA, South Africa, GB etc, the black folder contains more than thirty pages, mainly South Africa including Swaziland royal visit 1947, ephemera includes a Chipperfields circus programme, an amateur drawn comic book, six 1940s Selhurst Grammar School magazines.
Lot 46
Fourteen vintage photographs (some artist impressions) depicting the Lunar Module in the construction phase (2) and during the mission to the Moon (12). Seven photographs, most likely by Craig Kavafes, feature Grumman number captions printed in the margin and typed captions attached on verso. Accompanied by Contract Signed to Develop Lunar Excursion Module. NASA News Release. Release no 63-51. For immediate release, March 11, 1963. 3 pages. Other assorted brochures and technical specifications of the lunar module are also included in this lot. Condition Report: All six prints with Grumman LEM numbering in bottom margins have visible toning to the margins. Typed captions are attached by tape in two areas each approx. 12 cm long to reverse of each of those prints. Very occasional small crease to the edge. Two prints have stains on the reverse along the edge. The front surface is clean. Print No 651088 bears a 3.2 cm long tear to the right edge and a 12 cm long crease along the same edge. Remaining eight prints are in good condition but some show age toning. One bears the North American Rockwell Corporation stamp on the reverse. NASA new release no 63-51: one crease across the release; annotation 'D' in blue biro on the front cover, age toning. Additional images available on request. Viewing recommended Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 53
A group of vintage printed material related to NASA's Ranger programme, consisting: A group of 18 vintage gelatin silver prints, press photographs Associate Press, United Press International, Jet Propulsion Laboratory and General Dynamics, featuring images of the moon as taken by Ranger VII, VIII and IX. All 10 by 8 inches with captions. Seventh Ranger Ready for Launch on Moon Photo Flight. NASA News. Release no. 64-176. For release Thursday AM's July 23, 1964. 55 pages, staple bound in corner. Provides technical information about the spacecraft and launch vehicle, photography instruments and personnel involved. Project Ranger, NASA Facts, Vol. II No 6 Ranger C (RA-8) Status Bulletin. Nos: 1,2,3, 4, 5 and final. 17-14th February. All bulletins staple bound in top corner Ranger 3 Spacecraft. NASA New Release. Release No. 62-7, for release PM's Thursday, January 18, 1962. Staple bound in corner. Describes the spacecraft, the objectives of the mission including scientific experiments and personnel involved (Ranger III failed to launch) Ranger B, Atlas Space Launch Vehicle Information. News Release. General Dynamics, July 1964. 16 pages, staple bound in top corner The View From Ranger. NASA EP-38. NASA/JPL. 58 pages, soft covers, staple bound Ranger VII. A Special Report. NASA / JPL, August 5 1964. 36 pages, soft covers, staple bound A number of other brochures including: Ranger Spacecraft, NASA Educational Brief, No. 10020.1, 8 pages, staple bound; Ranger. A Lunar Exploration Spacecraft. Jet Propulsion Laboratory, 8 pages; The Ranger Programme for Exploration of the Moon. Provides information about the camera system for the Ranger spacecraft; Ranger: Its Mission and Its results, Raymond L Heacock, JPL/TRW Systems, reprinted from Space Log Summer 1965, 42 pages. Other items also included. Condition Report: Additional images showing the detail of the condition are available on request. Three of the wirephotos included in the lot on the reverse bear the stamp The Associated Press on as well as annotations in red pencil 'Space. U.S. Project Ranger 7'. Four other wirephotos bear on the reverse stamps of United Press International Inc. (circled in black biro) and numbers written in hand in red biro. All of the wirephotos are age toned, with photo surface in good condition (minor creases present) and some have stains along the edges (on the reverse). Remaining eleven photographs show signs of age toning and bear captions attached to the reverse by tape. Two of the prints have long creases along the edge or corner (10 and 20 cm long). NASA press releases 62-7 and 64-176: expected age toning, paper clips rusty, pin holes in top left corners (from paperclips), one hand annotation in pencil, slight creasing to the front pages; overall fine. Due to the volume of material viewing is recommended. Remote viewing available by appointment. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 407
Folio Copy Of Dante's Inferno, Title ‘L’INFERNO, DI DANTE ALIGHIERI COLLE FIGURE DI G. DORE’ published by Parigi,Libreria Di L. Hachette E C Via Pierre-Sarrazin, 14, 1861, folio, bound in red leather, gilt lettering and decoration on boards and spine with gilt borders, marbled end papers, red leather presentation with gold lettering ‘Presented to W. Williams Esquire by the Members of the Wandsworth Music Class and other Friends of the L & S Institution 23rd December 1862’, frontis of Dante Alighieri, 75 other b/w plates with tissue guards, light foxing, ex libris stamp on front endpaper, some scuffing to leather, some foxing, rare
Lot 125
Imperial German Mauser 98/05 Bayonet with Sawback Blade, fine untouched example having two piece wooden grips and steel mounts. Housed in its original steel scabbard with leather bayonet frog. Good swollen blade with cut fuller and sawback edge. Blade stamped with acceptance stamp and crown over W 17 for 1917. Forte stamped “WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER AG OBLRNDORF a”. Blade remains in good overall condition. Blade length 36 ½ cms, overall 53 ½ cms.
Lot 60
8x Early Pattern Royal Company of Archers Queens Bodyguard for Scotland Buttons, consisting of an early example having crown over crossed arrows and thistle. With fitting to the reverse and remains of a makers stamp. Accompanied by 7 scooped back buttons with crown over “RA” within thistle wreath, all with fittings to the reverse. (8 items)
Lot 17
CLIFF RICHARD MEMORABILIA. Cliff memorabilia to include: Cli? / Shadows press promo photos EMI etc x 5, Cli? photo with copyright stamp to verso, Cli? Valex Blackpool 163 photo, Cli? signed EMI press photo, The Shadows signed press photo + EMI press photo, Phil Everly Cli? Richard - She Means Nothing To Me Capitol press kit, photo, Ticket stubs x 9 Moscow 1976 Programme + ticket 1976, Life With Cli? Richard book 1963 1 Nov - Dec 81 tour programme 1981 , Aladdin London Palladium souvenir brochure 1964 , Cli? Around The Clock 1964, The Shadows In Concert programme 1977, Summer Holiday sheet music , Cli? Richard and The Young Ones Living Doll sheet music.
Lot 856
PAGE ONE RECORDS - 7". Superb collection of 11 x 7" on Page One records dating from the mid to late 60s. Artists/titles/cat. numbers are The Patron Of The Arts - Elanor Rigby (POF 012 - Ex+, light WOL), Dr. West's Medicine Show And Junk Band - Bullets La Verne (POF 061 demo - Ex+), Fuzz Face - Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo) (POF 065 - archive condition), Nite People - Is This A Dream (POFS 159, Ex+ or 'NM', BBC library stamp), Plastic Penny (POF 107 demo), Vanity Fare (POF 075), Colors Of Love (POF 124), The Troggs (POF 040, POF 001 and POF 010) and The Loot (POF 095). Condition is primarily Ex+ or archive with all records housed with clean original company sleeves.
Lot 857
MIDDLE EARTH - 7" RARITIES. 2 x heavy Psych rarities on Middle Earth. Titles are Writing On The Wall - Child On A Crossing (MDS 101 - archive condition record, with BBC library stamp on both sides) and Arcadium - Sing My Song (MDS 102 - Ex+ or 'NM' record, a couple of very faint and wispy marks, with BBC library stamp both sides).
Lot 858
JULY - MAJOR MINOR 7". Exquisite pack of 2 x incredibly hard to find 7" from July on Major Minor. Titles are My Clown (MM 568 - archive condition record, with BBC library stamp on both sides) and Hello Who's There? (MM 580 - Ex+ or 'NM' record, very slight warp, with BBC library stamp both sides). Both with clean condition original company sleeves.
Lot 860
THE GHOST - GEMINI 7". Tremendously spooky pack of 2 x hard to find 7" from The Ghost. Titles are I've Got To Get To Know You (GMS 014 - archive condition record, BBC library stamp both sides) and When You're Dead (GMS 007 - Ex, a few rather light marks on the B side, BBC library stamp both sides).
Lot 861
MARMALADE RECORDS - 7". Tripping out with this exceptional collection of 8 x 7" on Marmalade. Titles are Frabjoy And Runcible Spoon - I'm Beside Myself (598019 - archive condition), Gordon Jackson - Song For Freedom (598021 - archive condition), Blossom Toes (x3) - I'll Be Your Baby Tonight (598009 - Ex+ or 'NM'), Postcard (598012 - Ex+ or 'NM') and What On Earth (598002 - archive condition record, BBC library stamp both sides), Gary Farr - Hey, Daddy (598017 - archive condition) and Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger And The Trinity (x2) - This Wheel's On Fire (598006 - Ex+ or 'NM' and also a VG+ condition copy). The lot contains 2 x Ex condition scarce original purple company sleeves.
Lot 862
ISLAND RECORDS - UK 7" FROM 1966. Wicked pack of 4 x 7" from 1966 on Island. Titles are Kim Fowley - The Trip (WI-278 - archive condition, superb), The Circles - Take Your Time (WI-279 - Ex+ condition record, BBC library stamp both sides), Robert Parker - Barefootin' (WI-286 - Ex) and Roy C - Shotgun Wedding (WI-273 - VG+).
Lot 866
HARVEST RECORDS - 7" COLLECTION. Expert and once again extremely clean collection of 22 x 7" on Harvest. Artists/titles/cat. numbers are Spontaneous Combustion (x2) - Gay Time Night (HAR 5060 - archive condition record, BBC library stamp on B side) and Sabre Dance (HAR 5066 - archive condition record, Gramophone library stamp A side, light WOL B side), Pete Brown & Piblokto! - Broken Magic (HAR 5023 - archive record, BBC library stamps both sides), Wire (HAR 5161 - Ex+/generic), The Saints - This Perfect Day (HAR 5130), Erehwon (HAR 5213, demo), Chaser (HAR 5153, factory sample stickered), Professor Longhair (HAR 5154), Edgar Broughton Band (HAR 5032, 2 copies), Deep Purple (HAR 5020, 2 copies and HAR 5045), The Move, Pink Floyd (HAR 5194, 2 copies), ELO (HAR 5063 and 5077, 2 copies), Roy Wood (HAR 5074, 5078) and The Banned (HAR 5145). Condition is chiefly Ex+ to archive, 9 og company sleeves included.
Lot 868
DERAM 7" - PSYCH/HEAVY/PROG ROCK. More wicked Deram sevens with another 6 included. Titles are Megaton - Out Of Your Own Little World (DM.R 331 - Ex+ record, BBC library stamps both sides), Someones Band - Give It To You/A Story (DM 313 - archive record, BBC library stamps both sides), Galliard - I Wrapped Her In Ribbons (DM 306 - archive record, small stickers and 'x' on both labels), Jerusalem - Frustration (DM 358 - archive record, BBC library stamp A side, '1' in pen on B side), Frijid Pink - The House Of The Rising Sun (DM.R 288 - Ex+) and The MOve - Night Of Fear (DM 109 - archive). With 4 x original company sleeves and 1 x repro.
Lot 871
DERAM 7" - PSYCH RARITIES. Absolutely wicked selection of 5 x UK 7" original on Deram - all must have Psych/Pop-Psych winners.. Titles are The Pyramid - Summer Of Last Year (DM 111 - archive condition, stunning), Double Feature - Baby Get Your Head Screwed On (DM 115 - archive condition record, 'A' hand written twice on A side label), The Doughnut Ring - Dance Around Julie c/w The Bandit (DM 215 - Ex+ condition record, BBC library stamps both sides), The Outer Limits - Just One More Chance (DM 125 - VG+ condition, small yellow sticker A side) and Socrates - Dearest Agnes (DM 263 - archive condition record - BBC library stamp A side and a hand written '3').
Lot 916
PRINCE & THE REVOLUTION ALBUMS - LPs. Amazing collection of 6 x LPs. Titles include Purple Rain (x2: 1-25110, Purple inc. poster and gold promotional stamp on the front, Ex+/Ex+; Japanese press., P-13021, Purple with OBI and inserts, Ex+/Ex+), Prince (K 56772, W-6/W-5, Ex/VG+), Around The World In A Day (25286-1, sealed), 1999 (Europe, 92.3809-1, VG/VG) and Dirty Mind (WB K 56 862, VG+/VG+).
Lot 984
THE SMITHS - STRANGEWAYS, HERE WE COME - LP PRESSING VARIANT PACKAGE. One for the dedicated fan here with 4 x different pressings of the iconic 1987 LP. To include: UK 'ocean green S' copy (ROUGH 106, the last 'S' on 'Smiths' and the very top of the last 'H' with the distinct ocean green colour - A2/B2 LP matrix endings, record in archive condition and seemingly unplayed/VG+ overall grading of the sleeve, the front (embossed) very clean, with some light water damage on the reverse), Swedish pressing (ROUGH 106, 'SIB-TRYCK AB, NORSBORG' sleeve - Ex+/Ex+), US pressing (1-25649 - archive record/Ex with promo stamp on the front) and Dutch pressing (MD 7920 - archive record/Ex). All with correct printed inners and all have embossed lettering. More info on the 'ocean green' misprint can be found here: http://www.passionsjustlikemine.com/disc/strangeways-c.htm. Provenance: from Geoff Travis' Rough Trade archive.
Lot 399
Hornby and Other Literature and O Gauge Train Boxes, including Hornby Book of Trains 1937-8, a circa 1927 edition missing covers, an uncommon 'Hornby Treinen' Dutch language fold-out leaflet dated 9/37 and showing the new 'Princess Elizabeth', and with 'Jo van Boven, Vlissingen' dealer stamp, G-VG, a little grubby but no tears, 1949 track layouts booklet, various other Hornby and Dublo papers, a Dutch-language 'Walther's Stabil' instruction book (similar to Meccano) dated July 1921, F-G, Gamages 1960 models catalogue, Hornby 3½in gauge 'Rocket' instructions and coach transfer sheet, CPR Maintenance-of-way Rules (1935) booklet, with various other periodicals and booklets, generally P-G, together with a small assortment of Hornby Bassett-Lowke and LMC empty boxes (qty)
Lot 641
A Märklin Gauge 1 Station, with 2-storey square buildings to each end and covered canopy/booking hall between, separate square roofs with small gables to each side and flagpole mountings to centres, finished in green/white with separately-applied window pressings to upper storey (one missing) and provision for candle illumination at each end, 'Station' rubber stamp-printed to each tower, F, some corrosion, missing front steps, flagpoles and possibly ramps or other small parts (3)
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