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Lot 1456
Stamps including Falkland Islands GV1 used definitive issues to 10/-, 1948 Silver Wedding set on plain cover dated 1st No. 1948, Port Stanley cancel, QE11 commemorative and definitive issues including high values, GB First day Covers, pre-decimal stamp books, omnibus issues plus some seaside comic postcards.
Lot 1485
Stamps GB and World selection including 1d plates, 1/2d bantams, Postal History and Stationery items, First Day Covers, Indian States Jaipur stamp proofs on paper, booklets and presentation packs, collection of WW1 On Active Service letters and correspondence. Plus a selection of bank notes and photographs.
Lot 1059
Philately- A carton of stamp Albums stock books and binders of world stamps. Includes GB mint decimal issues including booklet panes and first class. A collection of USA vintage stamps, commonwealth, Queen Elizabeth 25th Anniversary FDC's, a few junior albums and a Stanley Gibbons 1926 Stamps of the World in good condition. Good sorter (many 100's)
Lot 627
four inch sighted two-stage barrel engraved J. HARDING & SON BORO LONDON, stamped with a crown over an arrow stamp, stepped and bolted signed lock, also stamped with a crown over arrow, full stocked with brass mounts. Harding manufactured Mail Coach pistols and the crowned arrow mark is not that dissimilar to marks found on Mail Coach pistols and believed to have been issued to Inspectors of Royal Mail Coaches.
Lot 186
82cm sharply curved blade struck with a stamp at the forte, regulation steel stirrup hilt, ribbed wooden grip, together with a 1796 Pattern Infantry Officer's sword, 81cm blade etched with scrolling foliage, crowned GR cypher and the Royal arms, regulation copper hilt with D-shaped knuckle guard, scabbards lacking, and a cut steel hilted small sword in its steel mounted vellum scabbard. (3)
Lot 412
the shot-proof breast plate with raised medial ridge and shallow flared skirt, turned neck and arm apertures, the former stamped just below with the mark of the London Armourers and the maker's mark IN, main shot proof indentation, further pistol ball indentation, mounting holes and patched repair, together with its companion back plate with turned edges and flared skirt, also struck with the helmeted A mark of the London Armourer's Company, perforations and large hole. (2) The helmeted A stamp is representative of the London Armourer's Company 1649-1660.
Lot 37
61.75cm curved fullered blade struck with a crown over R maker's stamp at the forte, regulation brass hilt, the D-shaped knuckle guard with two scrolling support bars, ribbed grip. See Le Sabre D'ABORDAGE by Michel Petard pages 55 to 57. Almost certainly used at Trafalgar but Gilkerson records them as having been used by the Americans during the American Revolution.
Lot 343
30cm blade with faceted back edge, etched with scrolling thistles and a maker's panel for Robert Mole & Sons, Ordnance stamp to the forte, characteristic carved basket weave wooden hilt set with brass studs, steel pommel embossed with a crown, contained in its steel mounted leather wrapped wooden scabbard decorated with thistles and regimental markings.
Lot 411
69cm curved double head with armour piercing spike terminals, one circular stamp with winged bird centered and a further crown surmounted with a cross (?),long flattened diamond section spike finial mounted on its shaped wooden haft with traces of original cloth covering towards the head, spiked foot. Circa 1550. 244cm over all length.
Lot 414
the two piece skull with overlapped and riveted seam, hinged visor drawn out to a peak and with face guard composed of three square section bars drawn down to a turned finial, scrolling S-bar inserts, the neck guard of three simulated lames, perforations to edge, together with another similar with raised comb, the visor lacking the three-bar face guard, the neck guard of three simulated lames and indistinct maker's stamp, both lacking their ear-defences. (2)
Lot 363
84cm clean fullered blade incised with the Passau running wolf stamp, tip of blade rounded, characteristic basket hilt, the lower guard chiselled with foliage, D-shaped knuckle guard united to the side bars by lateral bars, some losses, spirally fluted leather covered grip, spherical pommel, the whole with original blackened finish and traces of gilt decoration, contained in its very rare leather wrapped wooden scabbard. Provenance: Nostell.
Lot 393
the two-piece skull with raised turned comb, rivet decoration to the base of the skull, downturned broad brim with turned edge and struck with the inventory stamp of JRII. Circa 1645, retains most of its black protective finish to the inside. Small split to the skull. See Pg 19 The London Armourer's of the 17th Century for a discussion about this stamp's retrospective use as an indicator of its presence in the Tower of London.
Lot 495
the three-draw telescope by E. VION of Paris, bearing War Department stamp, contained in its leather case, together with a marching compass with leather case, named to the owner. (2) Major Johnson is believed to have been a Sharp Shooter with the London Rifle Brigade during the Boer War and indeed was Mentioned in Despatches and won the King's Gold Medal for Champion Shots.
Lot 162
89cm fullered blade with various Inspector's stamps, dated August 1909 and with P 08 on the back edge, ribbed at the forte to retain the washer, regulation steel bowl guard with Inspector's stamp to the under side and further stamped L4G over 789, chequered black composition grip, contained in its steel scabbard with various Inspector's stamps.
Lot 751
the steel skull with traces of original blued or blacked finish, grey painted mounts, Prussian helmet plate, spike finial on eliptical base, repainted Imperial and Prussian cockades, leather chin strap, the interior with leather liner, green painted peak, the top of the skull with maker's stamp for Helbing & Sackewitz and dated 1916.
Lot 309
Four pieces of pre 1900 Royal Copenhagen "Saxon Flower" porcelain comprising of pair of shaped oval serving dishes and pair of small leaf shaped dishes with glazed naturalistic handles, largest 24cm diameter (4) Condition report;Both oval serving dishes have sanding marks to underside. Possibly to remove firing stamp. One serving dish has a chip to rim and a 2-3 cm hairline crack.Small leaf dish - losses to applied leaf towards handle
Lot 385
Beatles / George Harrison / Olivia Arias, a personal letter from Olivia Orias, future wife of George Harrison to Joan Taylor (wife of Derek Taylor) plus an additional note from George Harrison as an addendum to the letter. Comes with it's envelope dated 17th December 1976 with gold stamp 'George Harrison' and with Olivia Arias written on the rear. The Letter is on gold 'George Harrison' headed paper with a printed drawing of what appears to be Friar Park and written from Mahabalipuram in India. The letter details George Harrison having some problems with digestion (!), meeting Satya Sai Baba with Ravi Shankar and Kamala Shashtri and detailing the contact there was between him and George plus other details of their stay. The addendum from George Harrison states: Hello - Something For Derek - check the story on the back too - Love George'. Olivia has signed her name and added the 'Om' symbol - very good condition
Lot 383
Beatles / Derek Taylor / Passport, Derek Taylor's passport covering the period 15th February 1962 to 15th February 1972. Derek Taylor was the Beatles Press Officer in 1964 and from 1968 to 1970 and this Passport is a fascinating piece of Beatles history including as it does various Immigration Stamps co-inciding with Beatles Tours / Other Activities during 1964 and 1965 including New Zealand and Australia Stamps for 1964 tour, Bahamas Stamp March 2nd 1965 ('Help' filming), 14th Jan 1964 French stamp for the start of the series of France gigs, Denmark and Holland Stamps for the Early June 1964 gigs in those countries, Hong Kong Stamp on 8th June for the concert there, August 17th 1964 for entrance to the USA plus a Canada stamp for the September 1964 for the North America tour and more. Bears Derek Taylor's signature and photograph and in very good condition
Lot 248
A Royal Worcester Ornithological , Chaffinch decorated sugar bowl, decorated and signed by W. Powell, date code indistinguishable. A W. Powell signed Royal Worcester jug with puce back stamp, decorated with a Kingfisher and dated C1919 Both have gilt rims Sugar bowl stands 5.5 cm high and 9 cm across. The jug stands 11 cm to the spout Condition: Good View all pictures
Lot 51
LITTLE JOHNNY HAMILTON - OH HOW I LOVE YOU/ GO 7" (US PROMO - DORE - 754). Stunning mid-tempo stomper by the great Little Johnny Hamilton; Oh How I Love You/ Go (754, 1966 US promo pressing on Dore Records. Labels are bright and clean, has a couple of black pen X's and a stamp on the A side label. The record is in glossy VG condition, each side displays numerous hairline/ light surface marks).
Lot 55
HRH Prince Charles 70th Birthday Heritage Coin and Stamp Set, limited edition no. 210/499; a cased Royal Mint UK QEII silver proof thirteen coin set - The Millennium Silver collection 2000, including maundy 1p to 4p, limited edition 04286; a cased 2023 Royal Mint Premium Proof Commemorative Coin Set, limited edition 2268; a cased Westminster Collection, Centenary of Remembrance Day Collection; a Royal Mail 2023 HM King Charles III, Silver Proof Coin cover; with original packaging; all in very good condition (5)
Lot 90
Chateau Haut-Bailly 1966Nicolas stamp on label. Stained label. Level just below top-shoulder (1)Chateau Giscours 1975One corroded capsule. Lightly bin-soiled label. Levels: one upper and one mid/upper-shoulder (2)Chateau Coutet 1979Corroded capsule. Lightly bin-soiled label. Level top-shoulder (1)Lying at LCB Barking
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