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Lot 527
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.
Lot 528
German Envelopes-Cancelled 14.5.1925 Augsburg on (SG380)10pf stamp with a Junkers F13 aircraft 'used the airmail' banner cancel, additional distorted 'by post car' cachet, cancelled 15.7.1926 Augsburg on (SG371) 10pf definitive with a Junkers F13 aircraft, 'use the airmail' banner cancel, post office use correct address cachet.
Lot 2394
2nd millennium BC. A domed and faceted stamp seal engraved to the underside with a standing male figure wearing cap and long robes before an altar with flowers around the edge; to the top a winged sun disc. 15.13 grams, 28mm (1 1/4"). Property of a London, UK collection; acquired UK art market, 1970-1990. Very fine condition. [No Reserve]
Lot 2400
Early 2nd millennium BC. A large carved serpentine plano-convex stamp seal with starburst to the upper face, intaglio leaping stag to the underside. 76 grams, 29mm (1"). Property of a German gentleman; acquired before 1989. Cf. Collon, D. Near Eastern Seals, London, 1990, item 1C for type. Fine condition.
Lot 2019
3rd-6th century AD. An agate stamp seal with dome shaped body carved with scrolls to the bottom and ridge along the top; underside engraved with two cornucopiae with crescent moon between, three lotus flowers above; Parsi script to the edge. 9.11 grams, 26mm (1"). Private collection, London, UK; formed 1970s-1980s. Very fine condition.
Lot 2395
2nd-1st millennium BC. A stone stamp seal with barrel-shaped suspension ring, decorated with square bands with lozenge shapes; globular body with underside engraved with border of dots enclosing a walking animal, possibly a monkey. 40 grams, 33mm (1 1/4"). From an old German collection; acquired before 1990. Fine condition.
Lot 3485
5 November 1931 AD. Transfer cheque, serial number 056876. Obv: printed, black, with embossed blue 'TWO PENCE' duty stamp dated for '2 31'; completed in manuscript black ink in sum of £197,350 with three signatures; 'PAID 5 NOV 1931' black ink stamp. Rev: blank, with circular 'SUB TREASURY BANK OF ENGLAND' black ink stamp. 1.95 grams, 193x113mm. Very fine; minor browning to right and corners. Scarce. [No Reserve]
Lot 2036
3rd-6th century AD. A group of carved stone stamp seals comprising: one large blue with a seated bearded male holding a child(?"). with a column in the background; one carnelian (?"). with a facing lion head, crescent above, ribbed border; two black, one with horse and other with bird motif; one white with standing ibex. 31.48 grams total, 12-21mm (1/2 - 3/4"). From the collection of a North West London gentleman; acquired in the 1980s. Fine condition. [5]
Lot 3491
Dated 6 October 1898 AD. Serial number L1724. Obv: arms, black; ink stamp and notation, manuscript date and signature. Rev: blank, various ink stamps and inked notations; triangular cancellation cut to bottom edge. 1.60 grams, 197x105mm. Outing 2306. Good fine; old folds, some soiling. [No Reserve]
Lot 2034
3rd-6th century AD. A group of stamp seals consisting of a banded agate engraved with a human-headed and winged bull; a carnelian stirrup-shaped seal, body carved with scrolling pattern, underside engraved with a mouse, two flowers in front, Parsi script to the edge; a carnelian stirrup-shaped seal, body engraved with scrolling pattern, underside engraved with a scorpion; a banded agate dome-shaped seal engraved with bust of a bearded male, Parsi script to the edge; a quartz dome-shaped seal engraved with a standing cockerel; dome-shaped stone seal engraved with a standing gryphon with standard in front, Parsi script to the edge; an amethyst dome-shaped seal, underside engraved with a walking lion. 19.86 grams total, 10-21mm (3/4"). From an important London collection formed before 1980. Very fine condition. [7]
Lot 2035
3rd-6th century AD. A group of stamp seals consisting of a carnelian stirrup-shaped seal, body carved with a scrolling pattern, underside engraved with a standing ibex with plant in front; a banded agate dome-shaped seal with the underside engraved with Pegasus, Parsi script to the edge; a carnelian dome-shaped seal engraved with a human-headed and winged bull, Parsi script to the edge; a dome-shaped seal, underside engraved with bearded Janus bust; a dome-shaped seal engraved with Pegasus, Parsi script to the edge; a banded agate dome-shaped seal engraved with a reclining ibex, Parsi script to the edge; a dome-shaped seal engraved with a standard, Parsi script to the edge. 15.87 grams total, 11-16mm (1/2"). Property of a London gentleman; part of his family collection since the 1970s. Very fine condition. [7]
Lot 1708
14th century AD. A chessman type bronze stamp seal matrix with hexagonal shaft and suspension loop; the oval face depicting a rampant leopard with *S'-M-EOHORRIS inscription. 7.22 grams, 22mm (3/4"). Property of an East Anglian professional; acquired on the UK art market in the 1970s-1980s. Hammond, B. Benet's Medieval Artefacts of England & The United Kingdom, Witham, 2015, p.412, item BS-22734. Fine condition.
Lot 2020
3rd-6th century AD. A chalcedony stamp seal with domed body; underside engraved with lion's head with three lotus flowers to the top, below bird with wings outspread; Parsi script to the upper edge. 5.51 grams, 18mm (3/4"). From an important London collection formed before 1980. Very fine condition.
Lot 3488
Dated 16 June 1891 AD. Signed W. James, serial number C/W 638 (both sides). Obv: female figure, black, manuscript inked date and signature. Rev: geometric design, blue, two inked CDS stamps, another stamp and inked notation; rectangular cancellation cut to bottom edge. 1.47 grams, 200x110mm. Outing 722. Good fine; old folds, light soiling. [No Reserve]
Lot 846
*AR PETER SCOTT (1909-1989) British Flight of Geese, Twilight Limited edition print Signed in pencil to margin and with Fine Art Trade Guild blind stamp, published by Arthur Ackerman & Son Ltd, London, July 1st 1938; together with another, signed within the print The former 53 x 35 cm, both framed and glazed (2) CONDITION REPORTS: Both generally in good condition, expected wear, some possible slight fading.
Lot 875
*AR HELEN BRADLEY (1900-1979) British Going Home Print Signed in pencil to margin and with Fine Art Trade Guild stamp and number code for 213, published by Helen Bradley Prints Ltd, 1981; together with After HELEN LAYFIELD BRADLEY, (1900-1979) British Going Off to Blackpool Print The former 38.5 x 32 cm, both framed and glazed (2) CONDITION REPORTS: Both generally good condition, expected wear, the former with some fading.
Lot 859
ARCHIBALD THORBURN (1860-1935) British Mallards in Flight; and Wigeon Landing Limited edition photolithographic prints, both published by W.F. Embleton, 1927 Signed in pencil to margin and with Fine Art Trade Guild Blind Stamp 47.5 x 33.5 cm, framed and glazed (2) CONDITION REPORTS: Both generally in good condition, expected wear.
Lot 141
Stamps: A large world-wide collection of stamps, GB mostly mint, in Stanley Gibbons One-Country ring-binder albums numbered 1-24; three further ringbinder albums with some GB stamps; six other albums; stock books; loose stamps; stamp catalogues; Stanley Gibbons Stamps Monthly Magazines and other philatelic material.
Lot 2030
3rd-6th century AD. A carnelian stamp seal with stirrup shape; underside engraved with figure of a naked youth with wings and holding a sash; Parsi script to the upper edge. 2.59 grams, 16mm (1/2"). Property of a London gentleman; part of his family collection since the 1970s. Very fine condition.
Lot 2021
2nd millennium BC. A dome-shaped chalcedony stamp seal engraved on the base with the image of bearded male figure holding a rearing ibex by the horns. 20.03 grams, 30mm (1 1/4"). Private collection, London, UK; formerly with Persepolis Gallery, Mayfair, London, UK; in the 1980s. Very fine condition.
Lot 1313
13th-15th century AD. A carved wooden stamp comprising a plaque handle and domed base; the handle with reserved Corpus Christi(?"). to each face on a textured field, the base with block of text and pellets. 83 grams, 12cm (4 3/4"). From an important London collection; acquired in the 1990s. Fine condition. [No Reserve]
Lot 2032
3rd-6th century AD. A chalcedony stamp seal with domed body; underside engraved with snarling wolf's head, crescent moon to the front, sun between the ears; Parsi script to the back of the head. 9.79 grams, 20mm (3/4"). Property of a London gentleman; acquired in the late 1970s and 1980s. Very fine condition.
Lot 2378
3rd-6th century AD. A calcite stamp seal with domed body engraved with series of radiating lines, border with Greek key pattern; underside engraved with crescent moon standard with sun and moon to either side; Parsi script to the top edge. 22.14 grams, 30mm (1 1/4"). Property of a London gentleman; acquired in the late 1970s and 1980s. Very fine condition.
Lot 2354
1st millennium BC and later. A mixed group of items comprising: a ceramic stamp seal with a rampant lion; a ceramic domed lid with two holes for suspension; a stone carving of a lying naked woman; a hardstone carved oval stone with a resting lion; a small pendant with foliage decoration, suspension to the back; a stone tubular bead with incised figure; a silver appliqué with a geometric design; a bone heart-shaped appliqué pierced for suspension; a bone carved decoration of a seated figurine. 100 grams total, 9-72mm (1/2 - 2 3/4"). Property of a German gentleman; acquired 1980-1990. Fine condition. [9, No Reserve]
Lot 161
Various THE SOUTH AFRICAN LIBRARY QUARTERLY BULLETIN 1946 TO 1986 WITH VOLS 41 TO 53 UNBOUND 1987 TO 1999 Cape Town: The South African Library, 1946 - 1999 First edition. B/w illustrations with detailed articles on Africana and S. A. Historical subjects mainly focused on the contents of the S. A. Library. Library rexine binding with library labels stuck on spine (can be easily removed) and stamp on endpaper and library insertion. 26 vols and index. As further run of unbound vols, i.e. loose numbers ready to bind. (QTY)
Lot 4
Berkhey, J. le P. & Hoen Francq van DE ZEETRIUMPH DER BATAAFSCHE VRYHEID OP DOGGERBANK BEVOCHTEN DEN 5 DEN VAN OOSTMAAND 1781 Amsterdam: Izaac de Jongh, 1783 First edition. Quarter leather with worn and pocked cover boards. Slight age browning to endpapers. President F. W. Reitz's library stamp decal.
Lot 666
TWO GEORGE III COPPER HAYSTACK MEASURES, FARROW & JACKSON, LONDON comprising: a four gallon and a one gallon capacity, the tapering body with rim foot, everted lip and applied loop handle, the front engraved with the measure, with embossed brass maker's mark, marked with lead verification stamps and crowned GR, the larger 42,5cm high; Another George III Example, of two gallon capacity, marked with lead verification stamp and crowned GR, 34,5cm high; And A Set of Six Victorian Examples, in sizes, VR license stamp, the largest of half gallon capacity, all applied with rectangular brass plaques engraved with the measure, the largest 20,5cm high (9)
Lot 128
Moodie, J. W. D. Lieut. TEN YEARS IN SOUTH AFRICA INCLUDING A PARTICULAR DESCRIPTION OF THE WILD SPORTS OF THAT COUNTRY, 2 VOLS London: Richard Bentley, 1835 First edition. Frontis to each Vol; both with slight foxing to their borders. Paper covered boards, maroon rippled spines with paper labels, new endpaper. A clean bright set. Rubber stamp on title page. (2)
Lot 3
BATTS, H.J. PRETORIA FROM WITHIN DURING THE WAR London: John F. Shaw & Co., 1901 Third thousand. B/w illustrations. President Reitz writes the following (see p. 62) of the book in the reverse of the frontis 'After the battle of Colenso the author of this book came to me and said he wished to become a burgher of the Transvaal "as he was convinced that God was on our side". He therefore took the oath of allegiance to the Transvaal Republic which oath - according to his own showing in this book - he broke because he was of the opinion that his duty as an English subject (a loyal one) justified that God save England from such loyalists. When he took the oath (to the Transvaal) he was already contemplating treachery and playing the spy'. Signed F. W. Reitz with further textual annotations by Reitz. Book with Reitz's library rubber stamp. The inside story of this book! Cloth with slight wear and a few small ink spots, internal hinge detaching from spine, foxing. Sold w.a.f.
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