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Lot 266
Imperial German M98/05 “Butcher Bayonet”, with two piece wood slab grips. Acceptance stamp to the top. Housed in the original steel scabbard. Swollen blade with fuller to the back edge. Acceptance stamp and date “17” (1917). Blade shows some staining and wear, scabbard with surface rust. Accompanied by a cut down Imperial German 1871 pattern bayonet which has been used as a trench knife, missing its scabbard. Imperial markings to the edge of the blade. (2 items)
Lot 417
Japanese WW2 Army Officers Sword Katana, blade with pronounced zig-zag hamon, nakago signed and with Seki Arsenal stamp and pierced with a single mekugi ana. In shin gunto mounts including unusual iron tsuba of shin gunto pattern, civilian replacement fuchi, in its scabbard with leather combat cover. Blade 66cms. Good condition, some age wear, blade cleaned bright.
Lot 89
Fine WW1 1916 Seaforth Highlanders Officers Hallmarked Silver Glengarry Badge, being a three piece example made by Jennings & Co with silver hallmarks for Birmingham 1916. Retailers stamp of Macdougall’s London. Two lug fittings to the reverse of the badge. Each section of the badge with the same hallmarks.
Lot 147
Binding: Charter of the Royal Hospital of King Charles II Etc., near Dublin, For the Relief and Maintenance of Ancient and maimed Officers and Soldiers of the Army of Ireland. 12mo D. (Geo. Faulkner) 1760. XII, 119pp. marble ends, cont. sprinkled calf, decor. gilt borders,with circular gilt armorial stamp on front cover,spine gilt in panels,mor. label. V. good. (1)
Lot 498
Daniel O'Connell and the Catholic AssociationBroadside: Address of the Catholic Association to the People of Ireland, approx. 30.5cms x 25cms (17 1/4" x 9 3/4") printed one side only by John Coyle, Dublin, and signed by Daniel O'Connell, Chairman, Dublin Dec. 1st, 1824. Also with a signed manuscript note, dated Sept. 1824 & an inscribed letter front dated Sept. 21st, 1830, signed by O'Connell, and with 'Cahirciveen 178', postal mileage stamp. As a lot. Rare. (3)
![A Request from Mr. JoyceJoyce (James) Autograph Letter Signed to 'Dear Mr [Thomas] Pugh,' 3 pp (folded sheet), on paper of Gr](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/c31b6c73-f51a-4a24-b9c4-a99700bb5c44/8a8e6548-0fcf-4fac-934e-a99d00ba9e7f/468x382.jpg)
Lot 543
A Request from Mr. JoyceJoyce (James) Autograph Letter Signed to 'Dear Mr [Thomas] Pugh,' 3 pp (folded sheet), on paper of Grand Hotel Britannique, Spa, Belgique [where Joyce is on holiday], dated 6.8.1934, asking Pugh to visit him when next in Paris, and making several requests. 'My American publisher would like to have for a circular he publishes some photographs of scenes mentioned in Ulysses so I wondered if you would consent to have some of yours reproduced... the Martello Tower (Sandycove), Holles Street Hospital and the view on the strand at Sandymount.. Of course he would use your name and I take it these things are paid for.'He also asks if Pugh knows of any illustrated weekly published in Dublin around 1904, for the use of the French painter Henri Matisse, who is working on designs for a new edition-de-luxe of Ulysses. 'He knows the French translation very well, but has never been in Ireland. I suppose he will do only the human figures but even for that he would perhaps need some guidance.''With many thanks in advance / Sincerely yours / James Joyce.'It seems Matisse never looked at the Dublin illustrations, which Pugh duly supplied; his illustrations are drawn entirely from Greek myth.Fold marks, one beginning to tear, a few minor marks, no loss. With the associated envelope-front, postmarked (stamp removed), showing it went to several addresses before reaching Pugh.Original letters of substance from Joyce are now of the greatest rarity. (1)Provenance: From the collection of Joyce's friend Thomas Pugh. (1)
![Fine Trinity Prize Binding[Alexander Pope] The Works of Alexander Pope Esq. Complete, ed. by Owen Ruffhead 5 vols. 4to L. 176](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/c31b6c73-f51a-4a24-b9c4-a99700bb5c44/73d7d3aa-5f58-48e3-aef3-a99d00b8fc58/468x382.jpg)
Lot 77
Fine Trinity Prize Binding[Alexander Pope] The Works of Alexander Pope Esq. Complete, ed. by Owen Ruffhead 5 vols. 4to L. 1769. New Edn. Engd. frontis port after Kneller, some damp stains to lower half, in a fine sprinkled calf Irish? binding, each cover with single fillet border, & T.C.D. oval armorial stamp on each cover, profusely tooled gilt spines in panels, with musical trophies etc., mor. labels. V. good. (5)
Lot 101
A collection of thirteen mixed media inkwells from 18th - 20th Century including an 18th Century mahogany carved thistle example, another novelty of a cricket ball, a glass and chrome example marked SO, a Victorian brass example, a George V silver capstan example, a Goldsmiths & Silversmiths silver example, three others and a Edward VII silver topped stamp container
Lot 304
A 19th Century stoneware two tone beer jug with moulded decoration of rural life centred with a tavern scene of punch drinkers and clay pipe smokers, 22 cm high together with a tomato continental porcelain shaped miniature teaset, a continental porcelain strawberry teapot, biscuit tin, enamel stamp box and a miniature circular tray
Lot 740
A group of six coloured etchings, including Francis Wells (act. 1897-1938), 'St Michael's Mount' and 'The Bass Rock', both signed and titled in pencil to margin, artist's proof, blind stamp, 15.5 cm x 32 cm, framed and glazed; Alice Barnwell (1910-1980), Bluebell Woods, signed and titled in pencil to margin, artist's proof, blind stamp, 29 cm x 20.5 cm, framed and glazed; G. C. Gaynard 'View of a Canal, Venice' and 'View of Piazza San Marco Venice', both signed in pencil to margin, 16.5 cm x 12 cm, framed and glazed; and Alfred G. Burr, 'Llyn Peris-Llanberis', signed and titled in pencil to margin, artist's proof, blind stamp, 24 cm x 17 cm, framed and glazed (6)
Lot 75
A collection of shop stock fountain pens, with gold nibs by Burnham, Stephens, Mentmore and others together with a shop date stamp, scales and ink padbox has scuffs and stains to the wood, label is heavily rubbed and scuffed. Very dusty with a dirty interior. All pens would benefit from a clean. Some have spots of discolouration to the metal. Several have original labels stuck to the exteriors. Nibs generally in good condition, some with scratches and possibly split.
Lot 253
A Victorian Gillow walnut and marquetry work table, c.1865-70, the design attributed to Charles Bevan, the top enclosing a velvet lined interior, with panelled frieze, on turned supports with brass castors, united by a spindle galleried shelf, stamped 'Gillow' twice beneath the frieze, W.2ft 4in.Provenance: Purchased from Haslam & Whiteway Ltd, 105 Kensington Church Street, London 17th November 1981 for £652.20The stamp 'Gillow' was used by the firm from 1850-70 and the Copes patent brass castors are of a type Charles Bevan used on his 'Reclining Chair', an example of which is in this sale.
Lot 311
A.W.N. Pugin for Morel & Seddon. An important Gothic revival oak, pollard oak, parcel gilt marquetry centre table, commissioned by King George IV for Windsor Castle, c.1827, the circular top with a band of shells and leaves in marquetry and pen work, the octagonal stem and triform base with recessed Gothic arched panels supporting fanned ribs in imitation of a Gothic vaulted ceiling, concealed castors, Diam. 4ft H.1ft 7in.Provenance: In 1827, when only fifteen years old, A.W.N Pugin received his first independent commission from the Royal cabinetmaker Morel & Seddon to design furniture for Windsor Castle. See Jeremy Cooper, Victorian and Edwardian Furniture and Interiors, Thames & Hudson 1987 in which he illustrates this table.The Royal photographer Edward Kemp or Leopold William Cleave photographed this table in 1903, where it was on display in the Picture Gallery, now known as the Queen's Drawing Room, Windsor Castle. Several of the photographs can be viewed on the Royal Collection Trust website RCIN 2936836. At this time the table had an applied giltwood lambrequin apron which is now missing and which may have been branded with a Royal inventory stamp. The website states that the table is no longer in the Royal Collection.Purchased from Christopher Gibbs Ltd., c.1980 for around £3,500. A letter to Donald Cooper from Christopher Gibbs, dated 21st October states that he can broker a deal for the table from 'a chap up on Yorkshire who wants £4,000 for it, but would take £3,500 cash'.
Lot 13
3x Soviet Russian Orders, consisting of Order of the Red Star with makers stamp to the reverse and numbered 2776822, complete with screw back fitting; 2x Order of the Patriotic War both with makers details and numbered 1414718 and 5883052, both with screw back fittings. All in good condition. (3 items)
Lot 267
A COLLECTION OF MARVEL AND DC. SILVER AGE COMICS, majority with U.K. Price stamp to cover, to include 'Superman', 'Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen', 'Superboy', Supermans Girlfriend 'Lois Lane' (including 80 page Giant Annuals) 'Adventure Comics', several 80 page Giant Superman Annual (including No.1), 'Action Comics', 'Justice League', 'Batman', 'The Flash', 'Sgt Rock', (including 80 page Giant Annuals), 'Worlds Finest' (Joint Superman and Batman Stories), Marvel Fantasy Masterpieces, 'Fantastic Four', 'Kid Colt Outlaw', 'The Mighty Thor', 'Sgt Fury', 'Spiderman', 'Strange Tales', 'Tales of Suspense featuring Iron Man and Captain America', 'Rawhide Kid', 'The Avengers', 'Daredevil', 'Two Gun Kid', modern 'Thunderbirds', 'Stingray' comics etc (condition: comics range from good to poor) (two boxes)
Lot 342
TWO STAMP FOLDERS one of King George V and one King George VI South West African stamps, definitive and commemorative, complete sets and bi-lingual pairs, another of King George V and Queen Elizabeth II mint and used South African stamps, definitive and commemorative including higher value postage and other bi-lingual pairs
Lot 41
A WORLD WAR II GERMAN OFFICER'S ARM BAND the red felt band applied with black embroidered white ground badge and with part of an ink stamp 20cm wide x 11cm high together with a German World War II yellow 'In the Service of the State' arm band with embroidered swastika being held aloft by an eagle and with printed stamp 18cm wide x 10.5cm high together with a British booklet of uniforms, badges and intelligence data etc., of the German forces (3)
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