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Clichtovens (Judocus). De Sacramento Eucharistiae, contra Oecolampadium, opusculum. duos libros co[m]plectens, [colophon'.] Coloniae impensis. Petri Quentell, Iunii, 1527, the final blank leaf present, inscriptions on title-page, square of paper pasted over a library stamp on the title-page and endpapers, bound with Pelargus (Ambrosius), Hyperaspismus sive propugnatio Apologiae. quo Eucharistiae sacrificium ab Oecolampadiana calumnia strenue asseritur, [colophon'.] Basileae apud Ioannem Fabrum Emmeum, 1529, title within a woodcut border, the errata leaf present at the end, decorative woodcut initials, together two works in one volume, some marginal staining, in a contemp. blind-tooled calf binding, defective, patches of leather pasted onto both covers. Neither in Adams. (1)
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Orlandini (Nicolao). Historia Societatis Iesu, Coloniae Agrippinae, sumptibus Antonii Hierat, 1615, woodcut device on the title-page, which is neatly restored at the head and bears an ink ownership inscription and indelible lib. stamp, some minor marginal worming, text heavily browned throughout, contemp. blind-tooled pigskin over wooden boards, soiled, formerly with clasps, small 4to. Includes some important early references to Brazil. (1)
Delecluze (M.E.J.). Louis David, Son Ecole et son Temps, Souvenirs, Paris, 1855, a little foxing to first and last few leaves, owner's ink stamp to half title, contemp. quarter calf, rebacked with orig. spine laid down, rubbed and some marks, 8vo, together with Wildenstein (Daniel & Guy), Documents complementaires au Catalogue de l'oeuvre de Louis David, pub. Fondation Wildenstein, 1973, orig. printed stiff wrappers, somewhat faded to spine and edges, folio, plus Saint-Non & Fragonard. Panopticon Italiano, Un diario di viaggio ritrovato, 1759-1761, ed. Pierre Rosenberg, Rome, 1986, col. frontis, b & w illusts, orig. dark green cloth gilt in d.j, 4to, and others on French painting, inc. Poussin, Claude, Ingres, Watteau, Diderot, and others inc. some exhibition catalogues. (approx. 40)
Pugin (A.). Pugin's Gothic Furniture, pub. R. Ackermann, [c.1828 or later], uncoloured aquatint title and twenty-six plts. (inc. frontis.), bound without text, ink library stamp to verso of title-page, blind embossed library stamp to lower margin of title-page & one plt, front blank leaf with library ink stamps and bookplate to front endpaper, 20th c. library buckram covered boards, slim 4to. (1)
Sonnini (C.S.). Travels in Upper and Lower Egypt: Undertaken by Order of the Old Government of France, trans. Henry Hunter, vols. 2 & 3 only (of 3), 1799, port. frontis. to vol. 2, eng. plts, contemp. calf gilt, some wear to spines, 8vo, together with Clayden (P.W.), Samuel Sharpe, Egyptologist and Translator of the Bible, 1883, ex-lib copy with ink stamp to title, contemp. half calf gilt, rubbed, 8vo, with other Egyptology and bible studies, etc. (3 shelves)
A World War I archive to Lt Bertram Morris Barnes, 9th Manchester Regiment, killed in action 25th April 1917, France comprising photograph, brown service belt as worn in photograph, field service pocket book with Manchester Regiment Orderly Room stamp, certificate of discharge dated 5/8/15, certificate for Class of Instruction for Field Duties as a Platoon Commander 1915 and an amusing handwritten note "advertisements", two official telegrams to his next-of-kin from Buckingham Palace and the War Department informing them of his death, 17th May 1917, two poignant letters from the Manchester Regiment HQ giving details of his death in a trench attack and his burial etc
A violin by Giovanni Gaida, London 1933. The wood with good red-brown varnish and undamaged. Bears Gaida's brand stamp and label. Length of Back: 7.8 15/16 in. Stop length: 12 7/8 in, with original leather case. * See William Henley "Universal Dictionary of Violin and Bow Makers", page 29. Born at Bollengo (Near Ivrea) in 1862 settled in London in 1904 working for the Stainer Manufacturing Co. and for many years for F. W. Chanot, established his own workshop at Castle Street, Long Acre, 1925. Tonal quality rather remarkable for its velvety softness and eveness.
St. Lucia 1881 Postal Fiscal Stamp 'SHILLING STAMP', orange, with the surcharge variety 'SHILDING' for 'SHILLING' officially corrected with the use of red ink. Tied by the St. Lucia code 'C' date-stamp of 11 December 1896 on a small envelope registered to Barbados. Oval-framed 'R', manuscript reference number '7559' and Barbados arrival date-stamp on the reverse. Some envelope creasing but good appearance and rare. When purchased from Stanley Gibbons Ltd., it was stated that only two examples had been recorded. Stanley Gibbons No. F4b variety.
Great Britain Used Abroad 1868 an outer wrapper from Tampico in Mexico to Vera Cruz, franked with a horizontal strip of 4 of the Great Britain 1864-79 1d., Plate 89, lettered QA-QD, cancelled by two impressions of the numeral 'C63' postmark; Tampico Paid 27 July 1868 date-stamp of despatch from the British Post Office; and a firm's cachet of origin, Fernandez & Co. of Tampico. A few slight faults including horizontal filing fold, clear of the adhesives. Stanley Gibbons No. Z1.
Great Britain 1854-57 Watermark Small Crown Perforation 16 2d. pale blue, Plate 4, horizontal unused strip of 6, lettered AB-AG. There is a stain on the reverse of AC which just extends onto AD and there is very slight surface discoloration which affects AC to AE. The overall colour and appearance is very good and there is some original gum. Unused multiples of this stamp are very scarce and the total catalogue value as single stamps is £15,000. Stanley Gibbons No. 20.
Great Britain 1847-54 Embossed 10d. brown, unused marginal block of 4 from the left of the sheet, good margins, colour and embossing, slight faults including horizontal creases at top and bottom and slight thinning. Almost full original gum and one of the finest multiples recorded of this stamp. Stanley Gibbons No. 57.
A matched set of four George III silver berry spoons, each with silver gilt bowls repousse with fruit and berries, engraved handles, London 1806 (2), 1809 and 1817, variously by Stephen Adams, Thomas and George Hayter, and unknown, 9oz gross, in a fitted velvet lined case with Mappin Brothers retail stamp.
Charlie Chaplin interest - R J Minney, Chaplin the Immortal Tramp, First edition with dust wrapper, together with a Christmas card from Charles Chaplin together with hand addressed envelope with Los Angeles stamp 1942 and a letter from Will Murrays, One and Only Cases Court Production offering a few instants of Chaplin's early days for The Immortal Tramp
Two small Tunbridge Ware stamp boxes, one with Penny Black style printed stamp with tesserae mosaics cross banding, the base with tartan paper, a 12mm section of chequer stringing from one corner and the other box printed postage half penny stamp, with tesserae mosaic banded sides, both approximately 4cm x 4cm
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