Trollope (Anthony). The Life of Cicero, 2 vols., 1st ed., Chapman and Hall, 1880, half-titles, vol. 1 with circular embossed library stamp to front free endpaper, bookplate on pastedowns, orig. maroon cloth gilt, faded spines rubbed at ends, covers with some minor markings, 8vo, together with The Noble Jilt, A Comedy, Edited with a Preface by Michael Sadleir, 1st ed., Constable, 1923, half-title, rough-trimmed edges foxed, orig. blindstamped red cloth, gilt lettered and decorated spine faded, 8vo, plus Lord Palmerston, 1st ed., Wm. Isbister, 1882, first and final leaves foxed, bookplate of C.E. Adams, orig. brown cloth, lettered in black, spine sl. darkened and rubbed at ends, 8vo, plus twelve other Trollope titles, mostly 1st eds. in orig. cloth (16)
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Vallemont (Pierre le Lorrain, Abbe de). La Physique Occulte, ou Traite de la Baguette Divinatoire..., 2 pts in one vol., Paris, 1709, twenty-four eng. plts. incl. addn. title, letterpress title printed in black and red, some light marginal dampstaining to first and final leaves, ink lib. stamp to title verso and Q4 recto, a.e.g., modern vellum in slipcase, 12mo. First published in 1693. Signature A has eleven leaves as other copies but appears complete. (1)
Coxwell (C. Fillingham). Siberian and Other Folk-Tales. Primitive Literature of the Empire of the Tsars, collected and translated, with an introduction and notes, 1st ed., 1925, map frontis., orig. cloth (dampstained), in orig. frayed and soiled d.j., thick 8vo, together with Tucker (Dr. A. N.), Tribal Music and Dancing in the Southern Sudan (Africa), at Social and Ceremonial Gatherings. A Descriptive Account of the Music, Rhythm, etc., from Personal Observation [1933], b&w illusts. from photos, numerous music examples, orig. cloth in d.j., slim 8vo, plus Odum (Howard W. and Johnson, Guy B.), The Negro and His Songs. A Study of Typical Negro Songs in the South, pub. Chapel Hill, University of North Carolina Press, 1925, ex. lib. copy with perforated stamp to title and a few indelible ink stamps, a few pages stained, orig. cloth, rubbed and soiled, 8vo, and others of music interest, many relating to folk songs from various countries (2 cartons)
Everton FC's 1909 tour of South America: a compilation of loose pages from a photograph album, pages bearing the stamp of Edward Roberts believed to be the photographer, a total of seventeen photographic images, subjects comprising i) Everton Directors Messrs Bainbridge (chairman) and Wade (known as "Bang Bang") on board the ship "Asturias"; ii) palm tree on the Buenos Aires Football Ground El Palermo; iii) Fred's Argentina Signoretta; iv) children's race on the "Asturias" v) two footballers 'spar boxing' (2nd round), vi) the final of the spar boxing, Argentina De Marki beating Everton's legendary captain Jack Taylor; vii) Naked divers throw small boy penny; viii) "The Miracle" Estansia shoot near Abbott, Buenos Aires; ix & x) two: Open bird's nest in tree, Brown Argentina centre-forward on right; xi-xiv) a group of four relating to the catching and breaking of a wild horse; xv) the Everton team, passengers of the Araguaya, pictured in a stop over in Lisbon; xvi) further picture of Fred's signoretta; xvii) Home sweet home on the Araguaya, picture of Wade sleeping in a deck chair; sold together with an album by the same photographer Edward Roberts with further travel images but unrelated to Everton FC. Almost precisely 100 years ago in June 1909, Everton, together with Tottenham Hotspur, became the first English professional clubs to travel and play matches in South America, visiting the then fledgling football nations of Argentina, Uruguay and Chile. The two English clubs played each other twice, the first match ending in a 2-2 draw, the second in a 4-0 win by Everton. Everton were undefeated on the tour, and seemingly in their honour a Chilean football club based in Vina del Mar changed its name to Corporacion Deportiva Everton as a result of the tour. The two teams have kept a close association and a delegation from Chile recently attended a dinner at Goodison Park in this centenary year. These photographs are a remarkable discovery and an invaluable and rare documentary of this historic football tour.
A tinted colour photograph of Sydney Harbour signed by the 1948 Australians, signed in ink by 18 members of the touring party including the manager Keith Johnson, lacking only Sid Barnes (as is often the case, he carried a rubber-stamp bearing his signature), the photograph laid down on cardboard, foxing, heavy vertical fold, two signatures now somewhat faded These autographs were collected by the uncle of the present vendor who was a steward on the R.M.S.'Strathaird', the ship carrying the Australian team to England in 1948.
A small collection of golfing items, including a Bobby Jones hickory shafted putter with Robt. T. Jones stamp to rear; a good D M Patrick, London Links, child's brassie; 3 putters and 4 irons, all with hickory shafts; 2 steel shaft putters one being an interesting modern aluminium mallet possibly a prototype, all contained in a golf bag; together with 3 Spalding Dot 1.62 balls encased in plastic
A good collection of football postal covers, the majority signed by footballing personalities, contained in sleeves within two large collector's albums, subjects including 28 1966 World Cup issues mostly unsigned and mostly postmarked with specific match details and applied with a 4d World Cup postage stamp, signed examples bearing autographs of Peters, Banks & Hurst, also three 1966 WC ticket stubs, five 1968 European Cup final issues, four signed by Eusebio, Best, Busby and Charlton, other subjects including 1986 World Cup, F.A. Cup finals, League Cup finals, club-specific commemorations etc and signed by a wide range of footballers
A collection of signed philatelic material relating to the 1966. World Cup, comprising: two sheets from a philatelic collection folder commemorating the 25th Anniversary of England's 1966 World Cup victory autographed by Sir Alf Ramsey, Sir Geoff Hurst, Martin Peters and Bobby Moore, sold with a COA; a group of four autographed 30th anniversary England World Cup Heroes philatelic covers, all bearing a single signature in ink for Ray Wilson, Alan Ball, George Cohen & Gordon Banks, all applied with an original 1966 England Winners postage stamp and postmarked Wembley 30th July 1996; and seven other philatelic covers bearing signatures of 1966 World Cup finalists, comprising four period 1966 World Cup covers signed by the two German goalscorers Helmut Haller & Wolfgang Weber, Gordon Banks, Ray Wilson & George Cohen, a non-World Cup 1966 postal cover signed by Bobby Charlton, a 1986 World Cup cover signed by Bobby Moore, and an Irish 1994 World Cup cover signed by Jackie Charlton (13)
A crocodile desk set by J. C. Vickery, with central writing surface and a series of pockets with stamped calendar, ink well and stamp box above pen rests stamped 'J. C. VICKERY REGENT ST' 20.5in (52cm) w, a crocodile stationary rack, two crocodile letter cases and a brass framed twin photograph frame. (5)
AFTER G.D. ARMOUR COL. GOODMAN WITH THE BURSTOW HOUNDS Colour Print , 11 in x 8.5 in and a SNAFFLES Print "TELL ME A MAN'S A FOXHUNTER" 10 in x 9 in AFTER PHILIP JACKSON TRAVELLING FAMILIES ON SHAFTESBURY COMMON Colour Print with blind stamp Limited Edition 836/850 Signed and numbered in pencil 15.5 in x 23 in AFTER TERENCE CUNEO PETERBOROUGH CENTENARY HOUND SHOW 1978 Colour Print 18 in x 25 in with printed key on reverse.
* French School, 18/19th century, architectural designs/plans- Fountain design; pen black ink and watercolour, attached to the corresponding ground and elevation plan, 45x32cm: together with a folio of similar French architectural designs by various hands, mostly inscribed, one dated 1851, and inscribed Villain and with unidentified stamp (a lot) (unframed)
6x rustless irons incl Gibson's "Dominie" 5 iron with wide flanged sole and fitted with Gibson's Danga wood shaft, 2x Rangefinder incl a mid iron and a curved sole cleek, James Fraser Inverness GC mashie with wide sole, Patrick Leven 2 iron and Tom Trapp Gibson's Star 4 iron with makers shaft stamp - 5 with period full length leather grips.
2x Tom Morris putters incl. Tom Morris St. Andrews autograph "Super" blade putter stamped with the Tom Morris head and shoulders portrait to the head and a Macgregor "Tom Morris" P1 Standard straight blade curved sole putter showing the "Approved by Pro Golfers Assn of America" stamp to the rear and maker's 3 leaf cleek mark - both fitted with original full length leather grips.
2x interesting putters to incl James Braid Orion wide flanged sole putter with a faint Wm Gibson Kinghorn stamp mark, flat face hosel, green heart shaft and grip c/w period full length leather grip plus a Wing toed anti shank shallow faced wide sole putter stamped A.E.J Holtom Own Model c/w original full length period grip.
Simpson Carnoustie Patent "Matchless" combination dark stained socket head putter with integral brass sole and part face plate fitted with fibre/gutta percha face insert, rear lead back weighting c/w makers shaft stamp just below the original full length perforated period grip. Illus. Note: See Jeff Ellis - "The Clubmakers Art" p. 348.
Extremely rare Wm Gibson Kinghorn patent "Suitall Putter" reg. no. 708259 with curved sole and wavy top c/w the Gibson Star shaft stamp just below the full length leather grip. Illus. Note: This unusual putter is exactly same as the one made by A. Tooley & Son sold in Jeff Ellis sale lot 301 for $3450 - also see Mullocks Auction April 08 lot 1447 which sold for £1350.
McPherson, J Gordon - "Golf And Golfers Past and Present" 1st ed 1891 publ'd by Wm Blackwood and Sons Edinburgh, in original pictorial red cloth boards to incl St Andrews Links, Caddies, Golf Clubs and Balls, Match Play and Medal play et al c/w advertisements to the front and rear - ex Rusack Marine Hotel St Andrews stamp marks to the first title page - internally clean - comes with owner's matching red and gilt cloth slip case. Illus.
Fine A. (Arnaud) Massy large and deep face light stained persimmon socket head brassie with brass triangular sole plate, rear lead weight insert, T. Auchterlonie St Andrews shaft stamp c/w replaced full length contemporary hide grip - the wooden sole stamped "ÑÑ- Angleterre" c/w period head cover - good stiff shaft - ideal wood for the serious hickory player. Hence. Illus.
R Forgan St Andrews deep faced golden beech wood long nosed spoon c1885 the head measures 4.5" x 1 3/8 face x 1.75" and stamped with maker's powf to the head, full wrap over brass sole plate and the maker's shaft stamp just below the full length high grip and underlisting. Overall length 42 inches. Illus.
An Edwardian mahogany and arabesque inlaid chiffonier By Edwards & Roberts the swan-neck pediment above an astragal glazed door flanked by trinket shelves and subsidiary mirrors, the lower part of break-bowfront outline with two frieze drawers, one with maker's stamp, above two glazed doors between open corner shelves, on short turned legs 122cm wide, 120cm high, 38cm deep
MONTAGUE DAWSON, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, ARTIST'S COLOURED PROOF WITH BLIND STAMP, Published 1972 by Venture Prints, Bristol, "The Smoke of Battle", 23" x 29"; plus MONTAGUE DAWSON, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, ARTIST'S COLOURED PROOF WITH BLIND STAMP, Published 1969 by Frost And Reed, "The Rising Wind", 35" x 23", mounted but unframed; plus MONTAGUE DAWSON, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, ARTIST'S COLOURED PROOF WITH BLIND STAMP, Published 1972 by Venture Prints, Bristol, "In Full Sail", 20" x 36"; plus MONTAGUE DAWSON, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, ARTIST'S COLOURED PROOF WITH BLIND STAMP, Published 1973 by Venture Prints, Bristol, "The Pagoda Anchorage", 24" x 29", mounted but unframed (4)
A mixed lot of collectables to include rectangular silver receptacle, with integral fold out supports and brass liner, Birmingham 1906-7, makers mark S*B in twin circular lozenge, silver rectangular cigarette case, Birmingham 1930 -31, with concertina movement, further hallmarked silver cigarette case 1930-31, pair of large silver handled button hooks, stamp press marked the Waterhouse, Bollington, Chester, box of poker and patience card sets, small quantity of photographic negatives, printing blocks for the Manor House, Tytherington, near Macclesfield, Cheshire, small oval locket and two Indian white metal bangles (af)
An assorted collection of War medals and ephemera to include three World War II medals on bar to include War Medal, Defence Medal, George VI Territorial Efficiency Medal awarded to '760586 SJT T.W. Usherwood R.A.'. together with two replacement World War II War and Defence Medals in box, an 'Armed Forces Veteran's badge in box with letter, a cased Imperial Service Medal with ribbon, inscribed 'William Henry Woodley', with 'dog tag', various badges, ribbons, including a silver War badge, an 'Acme' whistle, a pedometer, a stamp album, film star photographs and three cigarette cards in glazed frame (a quantity)
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