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Lot 385
A Brass Stamp, by De Lacy, 19th century, with the crowned monogram of Lowther and turned wood handle21cm highTwo Match Box Holders, inscribed Lowther and with crowned “L”Three Treen Butter Moulds, relating to Lowther and the Earls of LonsdaleA Quantity of Steel Stamps and Dies, relating to the Earls of Lonsdale, Lowther Castle, other related addresses and other subjects (qty)
Lot 158
A collection of jewellery featuring two diamond set Victorian diamond set Etruscan revival brooches. Including a 15ct gold brooch, hallmarked Chester 1896, set with a 1.6mm diameter rose cut diamond, but in as found condition with missing C clasp and steel pin. Gross approximate weight 2.9 grams. Also a circular yellow metal Victorian archaeological revival style brooch, with a rubbed "15c" stamp 00and assessed accordingly. Set with a 2.2mm diameter old mine cut diamond. Steel pin and c-clasp fully functioning. Gross approximate weight 5.3 grams. A stamped 925 necklace, weighing approximately 9 grams. Lot also includes an untested gentleman's Rotary quartz watch, a yellow metal bow brooch, red glass brooch, purple stone and base metal brooch, two faux turquoise and paste brooches (some stones missing and pin missing) and other items.
Lot 175
An Maxor Chronographe Suisse aviators watch, in as found condition. Silvered dial with Arabic umerals and two subsidiary dials to an untested manual wind movement. Missing bezel, but with perspex glass. Marked with a Helvetia mark to the sides of the case. Case diameter approximately 38mm, lug width 18mm. with "Fixoflex" rolled gold bracelet. Along with a case back, loose, marked with Swiss "18K" stamp and Helvetia standard mark. Approximate weight of case back 2.6 grams.
Lot 182
A 14ct stamped pocket watch, marked with a Swiss Squirrel 14 carat gold stamp. White enamel dial to a keyless wind movement with a plated inner dust cover (winds but does not run). Case diameter approximately 52mm. Gross weight 109.3 grams approximately. Along with two silver pocket watches (untested). Approximate gross weight 163.4 grams. A gold plated example plus a sterling silver vesta marked for Joseph Gloster, Birmingham, 1902. Approximate weight 18.7 grams
Lot 86
A 9ct yellow and white gold hinged "Greek Key" design bangle set with 43 eight cut diamonds. Hallmarked for Sheffield (undated). With additional 0.25 stamp - in reference to estimated diamond weight. With an open box clasp with a single figure of eight safety bar. Gross weight approximately 14.0 grams
Lot 120
Chronicles.- Thomas (A. H.) & I. D. Thornley The Great Chronicle of London, one of 500 copies, half-title, title in red and black, plates, light marginal toning to endpapers, original morocco by Zaehnsdorf, gilt, t.e.g., 1938 § [Tyrrell (Edward, editor)] A Chronicle of London, from 1089 to 1483, one of 250 copies, facsimile frontispiece, some spotting, library stamp to front free endpaper, contemporary calf, gilt, rebacked preserving original backstrip, red and brown morocco spine labels, 1827 § Rerum Anglicarum Scriptorum Veterum, vol.1 only (of 3), engraved vignette on title, P2 and 3 transposed, some foxing and spotting, very small tears to a few pages, library stamp to front pastedown, ink library inscription to title, modern speckled calf, 1684; and 3 other chronicles, either facsimiles or reprints, 4to and folio (6).
Lot 131
Fleming (Ian) Thunderball, ink ownership name and bookseller's stamp on endpapers, light marginal toning, dust-jacket price-clipped, 1" split along upper joint from foot, 1961; The Man With the Golden Gun, staple stains on endpapers, 1965, first editions, original boards, dust-jackets, nicks and creases along edges, spines lightly faded; and 4 others by Fleming, 8vo (6)
Lot 184
Great Exhibition.- Catalogue Officiel de la Grande Exposition des Produits de l'Industrie de Toutes les Nations, 1851, edited & translated by G.F.Duncombe and F.M.Harman, first French edition, title with border of wood-engraved national coats-of-arms, a few identified in ink manuscript, folding plan & guide loosely inserted, 18pp. advertisements at end, ink manuscript cross-references to margins at beginning (due to differences to the English catalogue), original printed grey-blue wrappers, upper cover with different coats-of-arms, most identified in ink, rubbed and slightly frayed at edges, a few chips, old ink stamp to cover and title, preserved in modern cloth drop-back box with manuscript leaf of notes loosely inserted, 1851 § Doyle (Richard) An Overland Journey to the Great Exhibition showing a Few Extra Articles & Visitors, 8 double-page wood-engraved plates conjoined to form a continuous strip, some foxing, original printed pale blue boards, rubbed & soiled, spine worn (reinforced), 1851, small 4to & oblong 8vo (2) *** Although there are several copies of the first in institutional libraries and the print run was 10,000 copies this is probably a rare survival, particularly as many of the numbers did not correspond to those in the English catalogue and it had to be reissued.The second item shows a procession of people on their way to the Exhibition dressed or carrying objects to identify their countries (America with slaves in chains and cowboys, Germany with large pipe, beer tankard & brass band, Scotland in kilts with cabers, Italy with opera singers and double bass etc.).
Lot 200
Africa.- Pearce (Major F. B.) Zanzibar: the Island Metropolis of Eastern Africa, first edition, frontispiece, plates, one with blind-stamp at foot (not affecting image), one folding map at end, short tear to gutter, new endpapers, original cloth, expert repairs to spine extremities, slight bumping to corners, 8vo, 1920.
Lot 217
London.- Lloyd (John H.) The History, Topography, and Antiquities of Highgate, one of a few large paper copies for presentation (unnumbered), portrait frontispiece of Coleridge, map, illustrations, gilt-stamped red calf label "Presented by the Author to R.Hammond, Esq." on front pastedown, old ink signature on front free endpaper, original pictorial cloth with Highgate Archway in gilt on upper cover, g.e., rebacked and cornered in morocco, rubbed, Highgate, printed by Subscription on behalf of the Library Fund, 1888 § Price (J.E.) A Descriptive Account of the Guildhall of the City of London, plates & plans including facsimiles and 3 double-page chromolithographs, some folding, blind-stamp to title, original pictorial cloth, gilt, rubbed, hinges a little worn, 1886; and another, 4to (3)
Lot 220
Yorkshire.- Bawden (Rev. William) A Translation of the Record called Domesday, so far as relates to the County of York,, including also ... in Lancashire ... Westmoreland and Cumberland ..., scattered faint spotting, ex-library with discreet ink-stamp to front free endpaper, modern half-calf, shelfmark in gilt to spine foot, Doncaster, 1809 § Allen (Thomas) A New and Complete History of the County of York, 6 vol. bound as 3, engraved titles, 142 engraved plates, one with small tear and laid down, illustrations, scattered spotting and staining, occasional faint marginal pencil marks, final ff. of vol. 2 laid down, contemporary half-calf, rebacked, rubbed, slight bumping to corners, 1828-31; 4to & 8vo (4).
Lot 230
Astronomy.- Ferguson (James) Tables and Tracts Relative to Several Arts and Sciences, second edition with additions, half-title, advertisement leaf and 3 folding plates at end, title with light browning to margins, Macclesfield copy with small embossed stamp to title and North Library bookplate, also engraved bookplate of Hon. Lt. Gen. G.L.Parker, handsome contemporary speckled calf, spine gilt with floral compartments and red roan label, very slightly rubbed at corners, for W. Strahan [& others], 1771 § [Linnington (R.T.)] A Companion to the Globes...By a Private Teacher, first edition, list of subscribers, 1817 § Graulhié (Gerard) Astronomie des Écoles et des Gens du Monde, first edition, half-title, 24 lithographed plates on 21 leaves, 7 folding, 14 hand-coloured, some offsetting, one plate torn and repaired, old ink stamp and signature to title and half-title, Paris, 1838, the last two contemporary mottled sheep, rubbed or worn; and another on astronomy, 8vo et infra (4)
Lot 43
Choisy (François-Timoléon, Abbé de) Memoires pour servir a l'Histoire de Louis XIV, 3 vol. in 1, titles in red & black, a little browned, first title slightly frayed at fore-edge, contemporary mottled calf with central gilt arms, spine gilt, joints split, Utrecht, Wan-de-Vater, 1727 § Castel (Charles Irenée) Annales Politques, 2 vol., half-titles, contemporary ink signature of Isabella Manchester to head of titles, engraved bookplate, contemporary calf, spines gilt, "Londres", 1757 § Marmontel (J.-F.) Les Incas, ou la Destruction de l'Empire du Pérou, 2 vol. in 1, half-titles, light water-staining, ink signature and book-plate of Charles Feilding, contemporary calf, spine gilt, joints worn, Paris, Lacombe, 1777 § Ch[ampion de Pontalier (François)] Variétés d'un Philosophe Provincial, 2 vol. in 1, old ink stamp to title, contemporary mottled calf, spine gilt, Brussels & Paris, 1767, all rubbed, 8vo (5)
Lot 59
Manuscript Facsimile.- The Benedictional of Saint Aethelwold, one of 1,000 copies, original brown goatskin, gilt, g.e., Folio Society, 2001; with accompanying commentary volume, original cloth-backed boards, together housed in drop-back box, 2001 § Bede (The Venerable) The History of the Church of England, one of 485 copies, this one of 475 on paper, printed in red and black, wood-engraved illustrations, ink ownership inscription and library stamp to front endpapers, endpapers foxed, original red half calf, t.e.g., spine very lightly sunned, extremities slightly rubbed, 1930 § Alexander (Jonathan) & others. The York Gospels, limited edition for presentation to members of the Roxburghe Club, ink ownership inscription and sticker to front endpapers by Lord Kenyon, illustrations, some colour, original red morocco-backed boards, gilt, 1986; and 10 other manuscript facsimiles in slip-cases or boxes, 4to, 8vo and folio (13)
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Lot 67
[Cooke (Alexander)] A present for a papist: or The life and death of Pope Joan, engraved frontispiece, with two small holes and letter loss of text at foot, ink library stamp to title and final f. verso, hole to lower corner H4 with loss of a few letters, modern calf in antique style, extremities lightly scuffed, [Wing C5996B], for T[homas] D[awks], 1675 § L'Estrange (R[oger]) Seneca's Morals by way of Abstract, 3 parts in 1, engraved frontispiece, some light browning, twentieth century red morocco, joints a little rubbed, g.e., by Tho[mas] Newcomb for Joanna Brome, 1683 § Sidney (Sir Phillip) The Defense of Poesy, single leaf publisher's adverts at rear, glue stains gutter at title, modern calf, gilt, Glasgow, R. Urie, 1752; and 2 others, 8vo et infra (5)
![Provincial Imprints.- [Kershaw (James)] The Methodist: attempted in plain metre, title-A4 with short tear at gutter into text](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/35a6a3f8-1b1a-47e9-9cf2-b0de00eaf025/142c2a60-b2aa-46d8-b0e4-b0e00113dd74/468x382.jpg)
Lot 82
Provincial Imprints.- [Kershaw (James)] The Methodist: attempted in plain metre, title-A4 with short tear at gutter into text, tiny hole to H2 affecting odd letter, tear with no loss to head P4, loss to final ff. affecting text (R3), lacking final blank (?R4) and final free endpaper, spotting and staining, ex-Nottingham libraries with ink-stamp to front free endpaper, contemporary boards, rebacked, rubbed and worn, bumping to corners and extremities, Nottingham, for the Author, 1780 [but 1781] § [Barret (John)] The Evil and Remedy of Scandal, tiny worming to bottom corners, previous owner's ink signature and small paper label numbered by hand to title, ex-Nottingham libraries with occasional ink-stamps, scattered spotting and staining, later paper wrappers, title in manuscript to upper cover, loss to edges, upper cover becoming detached, 1711 § Butler (Rev. W. J.) Letter to the Venerable Archdeacon Wilkins, on the Craft of Agitation, previous owner's ink note to p.5, scattered spotting and staining, original paper wrappers, browned, small ink stain to upper cover, chipping to corners and extremities, Nottingham, 1833; and other sermons, many with provincial imprints, v.s. (31)
Lot 25
A silver sovereign case, a silver stamp case, a silver and enamel Scottish brooch, approx 1.78 gross weight of silver; a yellow metal Mizpah locket, a stick pin cameo, a barrel shaped lapel nurses watch, and a yellow metal watch chain (af) (7) Generally good, wear commensurate with age, the watch chain is damaged in the middle, the barrel watch has water damage
Lot 349
A blue stamp album containing a collection of Queen Victoria postage stamps, mainly used but also including some mint and unused examples, to include four used 1840 1d blacks, each with four margins including an example with red Maltese Cross cancel on a Mike Holt dealer card, an SG43 mint pair of 1d reds and a used strip of four SG43 1d reds, an unused SG43 plate 184 corner block of four 1d reds, an unused SG40 block of six 1d rose reds, an SG123 6d pale buff used pair complete with Royal Philatelic Society certificate, a corner block of six mint and unmounted SG166 1d Venetian reds, a used SG183 10/- ultramarine with Glasgow cancel dated June 25th 1894 and a used SG212 £1 green with two oval registered cancels dated 20th July '95 on a Mike Holt dealer card, complete with Georgio Asinelli certificate. (qty)
Lot 353
A collection of Royal Mail mint stamps presentation packs, dating from 1989 through to 1997, ninety six in total, together with a Queen Elizabeth II Great Britain Collecta blue postage stamp album in slip cover, unused and used to include pre-decimal and decimal definitive and commemorative issues. (qty)
Lot 83
GB, COMMONWEALTH & WORLD STAMPS, including many rare examples and substantial numbers of stamps particularly GB, German and USA. Canada contains a 1cent George VI stamp with two edges imperforate. German pages have bayern 3 and 6 kreuzer stamps. Attention is drawn to the accompanying covers, Churchill and Explorers first day issues, separate USA airmail envelope dated 1938 sent from Eddyville Idaho having post office large stamp, front and back of envelope, showing Idaho with directional arrows to points of interest e.g. California gold rush, and a personal envelope with a 1963 1 and 1/2d QE11 blue stamp with bottom edge imperforate
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