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Lot 674
Selection of Period Paperwork of Zeppelin / Airship Interest, including a 1935 Zeppelin South America service leaflet, 1936 Europe to South America schedule, Deutsche Zeppelin original luggage label, 1934 Zeppelin timetable card, similar 1933 example on green paper and a American air mail letter with the envelope having ink stamp for USS Akron. All remain in good condition. (6 items)
Lot 675
Collection of 100 Black & White Photographs of Military and Civilian Aircraft most show various aircraft from WW2 – 1980’s in flight and on the ground. Some have photographers stamp on the reverse. A number of different type of aircraft shown. Mostly military but some civilian and light aircraft etc. (100 items)
Lot 676
Collection of 100 Black & White Photographs of Military and Civilian Aircraft most show various aircraft from WW2 – 1980’s in flight and on the ground. Some have photographers stamp on the reverse. A number of different type of aircraft shown. Mostly military but some civilian and light aircraft etc. (100 items)
Lot 677
Collection of 80 Black & White Photographs of Military and Civilian Aircraft most show various aircraft from WW2 – 1980’s in flight and on the ground. Some have photographers stamp on the reverse. A number of different type of aircraft shown. Mostly military but some civilian and light aircraft etc. (100 items)
Lot 623
A Beswick Shire Mare, skewbald, 818, gloss See front cover colour illustration Condition report Report by NG No visible damage or repair. Very small nibble to front of back right foot, this could be a production fault. Round Beswick stamp to belly. Collectors letter to base of one foot. Some crazing.
Lot 624
A Beswick Shire Mare, piebald, 818, gloss (small nibble to front right hoof) See front cover colour illustration Condition report Report by NG Small nibble to inside of horses front right hoof. Belly marked with round Beswick stamp around single blow hole. Collectors mark to base of one foot. No crazing. No visible restoration.
Lot 644
A Beswick Beatrix Potter figure, Pig-Wig, three others, all BP-3b, another, Chippy Hackee, BP-3c, and a Beswick wall plaque, Jemima Puddle-duck and Foxy Whiskered Gentleman (6) Condition report Report by NG BP-3b: Pig-Wig, Mrs Tiggy Winkle Takes Tea, Miss Moppet, Tabitha Twitchit and Miss Moppet BP-3c: Chippy Hackee Jemima Puddle-duck and Foxy Whiskered Gentleman plaque - no back stamp All with no visible damage or repairs.
Lot 787
A Charles Johnson 'Snaffles' payne artist proof print, That far, far-away Echo Condition report Report by RB From a local private client, who has no great expectations on this item, which is reflected in the estimate. By definition, an artist proof print should be signed, which is why we do not always mention this, but we do confirm that this is signed, to the lower left hand section of the margin, which should be visible in the photograph. Overall some fading/browning, again which should be clearly visible in the photograph. No blind stamp.
Lot 98
A Collection of Miscellaneous Coins ad Stamps including two albums containing Kings and Queens of England Coronation Collection, and collection of miscellaneous coins in frames including Coins of the Realm 500 years of the British Monarchy, British Monarchs, Memories of the Queen, together with Royal Silver Wedding Stamp album, miscellaneous loose GB and other stamps.
Lot 147
A .450” Enfield Martini Henry Breech Loading Service Rifle, extensive military proof and inspection stamps, ladder rearsight to 1300 yards, ramped foresight, action stamped with crowned VR Enfield 1887 IV/I with inspector’s stamp. Regulation steel mounts with inspector’s stamps, 2 barrel bands with bayonet lug on muzzle band, stock with RM Enfield WD IV/I stamp, steel cleaning rod, buckskin sling. Overall 49”, barrel 33”. Sensitively cleaned and refinished. Good condition.
Lot 154
A .577” Snider Breech Conversion of a 3-Band Enfield Service Rifle, barrel with ramped ladder rearsight to 800 yards, Birmingham proofmarks, screwed iron barrel bands, brass trigger guard and buttcap, buckskin sling, associated iron cleaning rod, stock with WD stamp. Worn overall, toe of stock restored, striker missing. Overall 55”, barrel 36.5”.
Lot 80
British George V 1897 Pattern Warrant Officers Sword, complete with its original brown leather field service scabbard and leather sword knot. Regulation hilt with pierced decoration and George V cipher. Plain 33 ½ inch blade. WD Stamp and acceptance stamp to the forte. Edge of the blade is numbered 689. Some wear to the leather scabbard with the lower section being replaced.
Lot 223
An early 20th century German bisque baby doll by Swaine & Co, with open and close blue glass eyes, closed mouth and composite body, bearing a green circular stamp "Geschutzt, S & Co, Germany", and incised "DV4", height 33cm, and a box of vintage lace edged and knitted doll clothing. CONDITION REPORT: Area of staining to the head and a reglued chip to the back. Eyelids and mouth slightly dirty, dress is stained commensurate with age, rubbing to hands, arms and legs.
Lot 285
A collection of early 1930's to mid 1940's Clarice Cliff tea ware comprising a trio in 'Crocus' pattern, the original colourway, with black stamp to base, a trip in 'Spring Crocus' pattern with gilt Clarice Cliff marks to base over underglaze Royal Staffordshire marks, a further plate in 'Spring Crocus' pattern with black mark to base, and a tea plate in 'Blue Crocus' pattern with black Clarice Cliff Bizarre mark to base, plus a Biarritz plate with brown and green stripes with Clarice Cliff Bizarre mark to base (9). CONDITION REPORT: Trio in original colourway: slight abrasions to brown centring on plate on saucer; Spring Crocus: abrasions to centring on two plates and more to the saucer centring commensurate with use, and a little on the green paint on the cup, then handle of which has been broken and mended; Blue Crocus: nicked abrasions to blue centring; Biarritz: crazing to glaze throughout.
Lot 343
A collection of Locke & Co Worcester blush ivory ceramics comprising three bowls with moulded gilt heightened foliate decoration, shape 136, two matching jugs (one af), all with black "Worcester" stamps to base, a twin handled oval bowl, shape 693A, with green "Shrub Hill Works" stamp to base (6). CONDITION REPORT: One jug has been broken in two and mended. The twin handled bowl has a hairline crack to one end, other bowl has very small firing crack to side, rubbing to gilding commensurate with age and surface dirt.
Lot 345
A Locke & Co Worcester blush ivory claret jug with gilt heightened moulded leaf decoration, shape 401, with red "Shrub Hill Works" stamp to base, height 22.5cm. CONDITION REPORT: Minimal rubbing to gilding, otherwise appears good with no further obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.
Lot 691
After LAURENCE STEPHEN LOWRY (1887-1976); a signed print "Mrs Swindell's Picture", depicting an industrial town street scene with figures, signed in pencil lower right, bearing two blindstamps lower left, 43 x 31cm, framed and glazed. CONDITION REPORT: Only one blind stamp - please see additional photos. Slightly stained throughout - yellow/brown tone.
Lot 1011
A .32 rimfire single action five shot nickel plated revolver with 2" round barrel and moulded plastic grip, bearing stamp to the top of the frame "White Star". White Star was known as a trade stamp from an unknown maker between 1870 and 1890. It was one of a long list of companies who manufactured small revolvers dubbed as "suicide specials". Overall length 6 1/2".
Lot 1021
MAUSER; a deactivated m712/m1932 schnellfeuer 7.63mm automatic pistol with 5" round barrel, slective fire switch and lanyard ring. The right side of the frame stamped "Waffenfabrik Mauser Oberndorf A. Neckar D.R.P.U.A.P. Deactivation stamp for 1989, with certificate. Overall length 11". SN:19324
Lot 1032
*Section 2 Shotgun licence required* WESTLEY RICHARDS; A 12 bore side by side boxlock ejector, with worn chequered walnut stock and 28" barrels with smooth concave rib showing taces of makers stamp. Overall OK condition, the barrels have been sleeved by Westley Richards in March 1976, with receipt detailing work carried out. There is a small fracture in the stock which appears to have been glued, stock still feels solid. Barrels choked approx 1/2 and 1/4. Length of pull = 15 1/4"(including recoil pad), drop at comb = 1 3/4", drop at heel = 2 3/4". Serial No. C6556.
Lot 1110
A pair of P Spicer & Sons, Leamington Spa waterbuck taxidermy heads, both mounted on shield bearing plaques inscribed "Waterbuck, Amala River, B.E.A.June 1910", both bearing stamp verso, height of shield 64cm (both af). CONDITION REPORT: Sadly both specimens have heavy signs of wear. They have moulted badly. They have rips and tears, noticeably to ears and raised parts. Would require restoration.
Lot 1400
GEORG JENSEN; two pairs of Art Deco silver handled and horn bodied servers, each in the "Pyramid" pattern designed by Harold Nielsen, and with the initial "H" engraved to the handles, import marks for London 1931, length of forks 20cm and 15.75cm. CONDITION REPORT: Tarnishing to the handles, tiny chip to one prong on the smaller fork, otherwise general wear commensurate with age. The hallmarks are 925, London date letter code for 1931, also a maker stamp "GJ", and to the reverse "GJ, 925.S".
![ABRAHAMI GORLAEI [ABRAHAM GORLAEUS]: ANTVERPIANI DACTYLIOTHECAE, SEU ANNULORUM SIGILLARIUM ..., Lugduni Batavorum, Henricus A](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/3c6586db-51ea-4d98-ab95-a51300d48e53/153dc857-670b-4c22-8720-59a532724d6e/468x382.jpg)
Lot 428
ABRAHAMI GORLAEI [ABRAHAM GORLAEUS]: ANTVERPIANI DACTYLIOTHECAE, SEU ANNULORUM SIGILLARIUM ..., Lugduni Batavorum, Henricus A Damme 1707, 2 vols in 1, 2 added engrd ttl pges + 282 engrd plts compl (vol 1 109 plts, vol 2 173 plts) old full cf worn, ex lib (vol 1 added engrd ttl with lib stamp, vol 1 ptd ttl with lib stamp and perf stamp, Gorlaeus port with lib stamps verso, no other plts with lib markings), old full cf worn
Lot 520
CLAUDE PERRAULT: MEMOIRS FOR A NATURAL HISTORY OF ANIMALS CONTAINING THE ANATOMICAL DESCRIPTIONS OF SEVERAL CREATURES DISSECTED BY THE ROYAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES AT PARIS ENGLISHED BY ALEXANDER PITFEILD, L, Joseph Streater 1688 1st edn, ttle pge prtd in red and black, added engrd ttle, 30plts, lacks 2nd part "An account of the measure of a degree...", however bnd in at end, JOANNES JONSTONUS: HISTORIAE NATURALIS DE QUADRUPETIBUS, Francofurti ad moenum, math meriani, [1650], part 1, engrd ttle, 80 plts, 4to, old hf cf worn, ex-library, lib bk plt on front paste down, lib ref no verso of first work ttle pge, second work lib stamp at foot of pge 231, Dewey number at foot of spine, no other lib markings, old hf cf gt, worn
Lot 524
E B FORD: BUTTERFLIES, 1946 reprint, New Naturalist No 1 + BRIAN VESEY-FITZGERALD: BRITISH GAME, 1946 1st edn, New Naturalist No 2, + R S R FITTER: LONDON'S NATURAL HISTORY, 1946 reprint, New Naturalist No 3 + L DUDLEY STAMP: BRITAINS STRUCTURE AND SCENERY, 1946 1st edn, New Naturalist No 4 + JOHN RAMSBOTTOM: MUSHROOMS AND TOADSTOOLS, 1953 1st edn, New Naturalist No 7 + A D IMMS: INSECTS NATURAL HISTORY, 1947 1st edn, New Naturalist No 8 + W B TURRILL: BRITISH PLANT LIFE, 1948 1st edn, New Naturalist No 10 + W H PEARSALL: MOUNTAINS AND MOORLANDS, 1965 3rd impression, New Naturalist No 11 + C M YONGE: THE SEASHORE, 1949 1st edn, New Naturalist No 12 + T T MACAN & E B WORTHINGTON: LIFE IN LAKES AND RIVERS, 1951 1st edn, New Naturalist No 15 + J E LOUSLEY: WILD FLOWERS OF CHALK AND LIMESTONE, 1950 1st edn, New Naturalist No 16 + E M NICHOLSON: BIRDS AND MEN, 1951 1st edn, New Naturalist No 17, each orig cl gt d/w (12)
![[WILLIAM COMBE]: A HISTORY OF MADEIRA, L, R Ackermann, 1821, 1st edn, hand col'd vig ttl, 26 hand col'd plts acf, rebnd cf, s](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/3c6586db-51ea-4d98-ab95-a51300d48e53/e827ebc2-b864-43af-91b6-b6b421f0329f/468x382.jpg)
Lot 678
[WILLIAM COMBE]: A HISTORY OF MADEIRA, L, R Ackermann, 1821, 1st edn, hand col'd vig ttl, 26 hand col'd plts acf, rebnd cf, spine gt in compartments, ex lib, lib bkplt on front pastedown, small embossed unobtrusive lib stamp at foot of ttl pge and on corners of each plt, no other lib markings
Lot 682
EDWARD LEAR: VIEWS IN ROME AND ITS ENVIRONS DRAWN FROM NATURE AND ON STONE, L, T M'Lean, 1841, 1st edn, litho vig ttl, 25 plts as list, folio orig qtr cf gt, gutta-percha perished, contents loose (not chipped), ex lib, lib bkplt on front pastedown, perf stamp on ttl pge, ref nos verso, no other lib markings
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