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Lot 721
An oil painting on board in the late 19th century French manner showing a company of ladies and gentlemen in a beach setting, signed bottom right Anthony J K Pates, with stamp verso reading This Picture Has Been Painted In the Style of Boudin by Anthony Pates, 30 x 60 cm approx in moulded gilt frame and gilt slip
Lot 1921
19th Century figured mahogany and gilt brass mounted console table of French Empire design, the top mounted with a pair of cherub figures, the frieze drawer and sabre supports decorated with figures and anthemion above an undertier and gilt brass paw feet, with Edwards and Roberts retailer's stamp
Lot 570
The Westminster Collection, Torch Relay Commemorative Cover Collection in two albums comprising 70 exclusive Commemorative Covers tracing the route of the Torch Relay around the British Isles. Featuring the Official London 2012 Olympic & Paralympic Athletics Stamp, first cover from Land's End postmarked 19th May, there is a cover for each overnight stop along the route. All feature the Official London 2012 Olympic & Paralympic Stamps, as new
Lot 29
CHILDREN AND GENERAL:1. KIPLING, Rudyard: 6 works in 1 volume, with the original wrappers bound-in. Indian Railway Library. Nos.1-6, priced at one Rupee. A. H. Wheeler & Co., Allahabad, and Sampson Low, London: A - Soldiers Three, 1890, 3rd edn, 93, (iii) pp; B - The Phantom Rickshaw. nd, 5th edn. 104p; C - Wee Willie Winkie, nd, 96p; D - Story of the Gadsbys, nd, 85, (i), (ii) pp; E - In Black and White, nd, 96p; F - Under the Deodars, nd, 5th Edn. 96p. All six bound in one half leather volume; spine worn and almost detached; internally vg+; 2. Kipling; Robinson, W H (ill): The Dead King. 1910, 1st original wrappers; vg; 3. Lane, E W: Thousand and One Nights, in 3 vols. Murray, 1859, new edn. illustrated by W. Harvey. Cont. half leather, gilt; covers rubbed; foxing; o/w G+; 4. Suckling, John: The works. Dublin, Nelson, 1766. Frontis portrait; 462p; full leather; scuffed; front board detached and rear missing; cords broken; needs rebind; 5. Mandeville, B: The Fable of the Bees... Bathurst.., 1795; 534, (viii) pp; full calf; front cover detached; library stamp to verso of tp and end. (7)
Lot 38
HOSKYN, E L: Stories of Old. A&C Black, 1912, 1st. edn. With 12 coloured allegorical maps by Lillian Tennant, each showing a historical or mythological character set within a map of the country of the story’s origin. Publishers decorative boards with colour printed panel to upper cover (chipped with small loss); small blind stamp to title page: “Presentation Copy”; covers worn; maps very clean.
Lot 58
LIVERPOOL:1. MOORE, E: Liverpool in Charles the Second’s Time. Henry Young, 1899, Limited edition of 250 copies only, with Plates and Maps; 4to.Pplii, 188. Original cloth; small nick to head of spine; occasional foxing; o/w VG; 2. Brooke, R: Liverpool, As it was during the last quarter of the eighteenth century 1775 to 1800. Liverpool, J. Mawdsley,1853, 1st. Edn. With 6 plates & 3 woodcuts. 558pp; ex-libra with small blind stamp to tp & plates; original cloth; worn & chipped; o/w G; 3. Thompson, J: Liverpool & Neighbourhood In Ye Olden Time.. Liverpool, W. Potter, 1894, 126pp. Presentation copy from author to his son; original cloth gilt; covers little blotched; o/w G+; 4. Muir, R: Bygone Liverpool. Liverpool, H. Young,1913, 1st. edn. With 97 plates; 4to. original cloth gilt; VG+; 5. Liverpool Prints and Documents Catalogue.. Liverpool, Library Museum..,1908. 4to. 374pp original cloth gilt; lacking front endpaper; occasional foxing; 6. Budden, C. W: Introduction to the Ancient Churches of the Liverpool Diocese. Liverpool, 1929, 1st. 125pp, with numerous plates. original cloth; VG; 7. Muir, R: History of Liverpool, with Maps & ill. Liverpool University Press,1907, 1st. edn. With 20 Maps & plates; original cloth; occasional foxing; o/w VG. (7)
Lot 67
LANCASHIRE:1. Whitaker, T D: History of the Original Parish of Whalley, and Honor of Clitheroe. To Which is Subjoined, An Account of the Parish of Cartmell. In 2 volumes. G Routledge, 1872-76. Complete with 37 plates and 18 sheets of pedigrees. Cloth covers worn; occasional foxing; 2. Croston, J(Edit); Baines, E: History of the County Palatine and Duchy of Lancaster, 3 volumes only bound in 2. Manchester, J Heywood, 1888-1893. 4to. with illustrations and folding pedigree (some torn, without loss); original leather backed boards; lacking most of the spines; o/w G; 3. Baines, T: Lancashire and Cheshire: Past and Present, 2 vols bound in 4. W Mackenzie, nd, c1880. With 17 plates of views and 7 portraits. Original embossed cloth, rebacked with new spines; Ex-Libra with stamp only to title page but not the plates; few plates with marginal damp stain; foxing and browning; PLUS 3 Others: Gregson: Portfolio of Fragments… Lancashire. 1869, folio; damp damage; A/F; & Victoria History of Lancashire, Volume 3 only. Constable, nd; covers detached; (9)
Lot 91
CAMPBELL, Roy:1. The Georgiad. Alcuin Press, 1931 Limited edn. No. 63 of 170, signed. Original boards and receipt of purchase from Blackwell’s in 1998 for £75.- vg;2. Talking Bronco. 1925, 1st signed. Same receipt with above (£50-); Spine faded & covers little spotted; 3. Choosing a Mast. 1931, 1st Ariel Poems No 38; fine; 4. Collected Works. Complete 4 volume set. Johannesburg, 1985-88, 1st dw. and 2 slipcases; vg+; 5. The Mamba's Precipice. NY, 1954, 1st dw ($2.75); front endpaper with Stephen Masty’s red stamp; G+; 6. Three other 1st edns: Lorca; Light on a Dark Horse; and Mithraic (2nd Impr.); 7. Satire & Fiction, by Wyndham Lewis and Preceded by ‘The History of a Rejected Review’ by Roy Campbell. Arthur Press, 1942, limited edn. of 150 copies. vg; 8. Lewis, Wyndham: Four works: Time And Western Man, 1927, 1st poor copy; Demon of Progress in the Arts, 1955, 1st US edn; Letters, 1963, 1st US edn; and Anthology of his prose, 1st; 9. Chesterton, G K: Five works: The Man Who Knew Too Much, 1922, rep. (Same month and year as 1st); Manalive, 1921, 1st thus; The Poet and the Lunatics, 1929, 1st.; George Bernard Shaw, 1910, 1st and one about Chesterton. (19)
Lot 817
German -commercial envelopes (2) with Junkers Ju52 aircraft captioned fly with German Lufthansa cancelled 11.5.1934, Berlin with a group C 1930 Francotyp 4pf postage meter stamp with a Junkers Ju52 cachet captioned with an offer of 30% reduction in return flight fare if booked at some time as outward flight, cancelled 15.7.1955 Hamburg with a group N francotyp 10pf postage meter stamp cachet advertising Junkers heaters for Baths wing both city and LPG gas.
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