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Gentlemen's shoes - three pairs of Loake 'Chester' tan Brogues size 7½ - unworn, black Brogues size 7½, tan Brogues size 8, both worn, Tod's brown leather size 7½ and Stone Haven brown Brogue, also worn, plus grey tweed suit with turn-up trousers, by VanGils and Ted Baker brown tweed size 3 jacket (qty)
POSTCARDS - ASSORTED Approximately 250 cards, including real photographic views of Rippon Tor; Bellever Bridge, River Dart; a Mevagissy multi-view (by Dalby-Smith of St. Blazey); Widecombe-in-the-Moor; The Moor from Hay Tor; Hay Tor Rock; Chinkwell Rocks, Widecombe Valley; and Exford; with views of Wribbenhall, from the river, Bewdley; Roath Park Lake & Boathouses, Cardiff; and Castle Cottage, Dunster; also three Reckitt advertising cards; an artist-drawn cat in a sailor suit; a Sutton & Sons advertising card; a Birmingham Illuminated [Tram] Car, Coronation of King George V; three artist-drawn naval officer portraits; and others, (album).
Irish Railways Law Case[Dargan (Wm.)] Large volume containing printed details of a law suit in Chancery, involving the Dublin Wicklow and Wexford Railway Company, 1869, 506pp, 35cms x 24cms.The DWWR was one of the last of the engineering projects of William Dargan. However, Dargan's accident in 1865, the financial collapse of 1866, and Dargan's death in 1867 plunged the company into crisis. The directors decided that the only way to save it was to offer their personal security against loans that Dargan had negotiated.Here Ralph Bernard Marsden Haslam of Bolton, Lancs, a shareholder in the company, is suing the Royal Bank of Ireland the DWWRC. (The vice-Chancellor gave judgement 23 May 1871 dismissing the bill against all the parties with costs).
Typescript of a 1752 Court Case Regarding Lands in KerryCo. Kerry: Typescript (22 pp) of a case to be heard by the Irish House of Lords on 4 March 1752 between Francis Thomas, Earl of Kerry and Lixnaw, a minor, and John Petty, Viscount FitzMaurice.Thomas (FitzMaurice), 1st Earl of Kerry and Lixnaw, married in 1692 Anne Petty, daughter of the celebrated Sir William Petty, economist, scientist, philosopher and land surveyor. They had two sons: William, who succeeded his father in 1742, and John, who in 1751 inherited the estates of his maternal grandfather, changed his name to Petty, and was created Viscount FitzMaurice (he became Earl of Shelburne in 1753). William, 2nd Earl of Kerry, died in 1747 and was succeeded by his son Francis Thomas, then a young child. The law-suit is thus between a nephew and an uncle, John (the uncle) claiming money and lands under settlements made by his father the 1st Earl. In 1750 the court upheld his claim, but the nephew (through his guardian) appealed the case to the House of Lords. In this document, John demands that the original judgement be upheld.John's insistence was caused in part by the fact that under Earl Thomas's management the Kerry estate had greatly increased in value, with the construction of a mansion, deer park, gardens, fruit and forest plantations, and encouragements to tenants to improve their lands (see p. 13).An important legal document illustrating the complexities of Irish land ownership, the feuding's within a prominent family, and the development of a Kerry estate, in the first half of the 18th century, as a typescript. (1)
A rare Indo-Persian suit of armour, 18th/19th century, comprising four plates conjoined with straps and profusely decorated overall with scrolling foliage in silver and gold damascene, retaining elements of their original quilted backing, complete with a brace of bazu bands, or arm defences, these also complete with quilted liners and mail gauntlets,the matching kulah khud, or helmet, with one-piece hemispherical horned skull set with a face and also decorated to match, though with the addition of a band of calligraphy across the forehead,breastplates 30.5cm highhelmet 22cm higharmguards 31cm highhoused in a pine trunk 54.5cm wide
Toy Soldier Medley Britains set 74, Royal Welch Fusiliers with Officer and Goat Mascot in original ROAN box (VG, box G), large Lesney State Coach in original box (G, one horse leg missing, box F-P), one Crescent empty box (possibly for civilian stretcher set in blue included in this lot), Medical Stall, Casualties, Anti-gas suit stretcher parties, Infantry of the Line, King's Royal Rifle Corps, Motorcycle combination, Highlanders, Royal Scots, Home Guard and others (VG-P, many damaged and/or repainted) (152 approx.)
A vintage mourning suit with trousers, two pairs of cricket white trousers and a collection of gentleman's collarless dress shirts, white ties, separate collars and waistcoatThe majority of these clothes have been tailor-made and therefore display no precise measurements but we can provide approximate measurements: cricket trousers (32in waist, 44-48in length), one shirt marked S34, collars 16, black trousers (30-34in waist 41-45in length), jacket (18in shoulder width, 21-48in length, 18in waist, 24in arm length).
An 18th century portrait miniature of a seated gentleman in a red velvet suit beside his desk, wearing a white wig, reputedly of Justin Vulliamy (1712-1797) English clockmaker, oil on board, in a gilt composition frame, moulded with lyre and anthemion motifs, 14 by 10cm, framed size 25 by 21cm. Provenance: by direct descent from the sitter.
WALES FA Four training track suit tops: All red, old Umbro logo with zip with Wales in white on the back, possibly 1970's, blue white and red with embroidered badge issued by Umbro with broken zip, red with thin white red and green stripes and an embroidered badge issued by Umbro and a hooded red top with an embroidered badge and 24 Wales on the back issued by Admiral. Generally good
A rare and unusual British child’s gas mask teddy bear case, the black leather bag with shaggy mohair head, black boot button eyes, black stitched nose and mouth, applied red, black and grey suit body with mohair hand and feet, with original child’s gas mask -8in. (20.5cm.) high - this unusual version of a teddy bear gas mask has a much more sophisticated bag than the usual oil-cloth, possibly retailed at a higher end shop
Two character dolls: a Gebruder Heubach 8192 head with brown sleeping eyes, blonde mohair wig, incorrect jointed composition body and blue velvet suit -14¼in. (36cm.) high; and an S.F.B.J. 236 character boy with brown sleeping eyes, open/closed smiling mouth with moulded tongue and two teeth, papier-mâché jointed body with paper label and burgundy velvet suit (head broken and glued)
A rare Roulet & Decamps automaton of a boy with cart, with Simon & Halbig 1078 bisque head, fixed brown lashed eyes, composition body housing clockwork mechanism causing his legs to walk, bisque hands and original silk and lace suit and cream shoes, pulling wooden hand card with metal wheels and key -14in. (35.5cm.) long (silk perished, wig too small)
A dolls’ house wedding party, the bisque shoulder head groom with moulded and painted moustache, stuffed body, bisque lower limbs and original felt suit -6½in. (16.5cm.) high; a similar bride with blonde moulded and painted hair, cream satin gown; the mother of the bride, a small flower girl (missing arm); and four bridesmaids dressed in pink
A Victorian brooch set with cabochon garnets together with a 9ct gold bangle and a Victorian silver buckle, the brooch designed as a swirl of six tubular closed crescents, each with a collet set oval garnet, width 5.0cm; the bangel of hollow uniform square section, circular, hallmarked for 9ct gold, Birmingham 1924 (?), weight 7.33g; the oval buckle of pierced two-part form with a long central hinge, designed as two rose sprays with engraved detailing, scrolls and diaper patterned fields, of hallmarked silver, Birmingham 1899, weight 69g, (originally for a nurse's belt but would suit a length of wide soft leather or suede) (3)
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