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Click here to subscribeRothenstein (William, 1872-1945). George Bernard Shaw, [1897], lithograph, signed in pencil to lower right, mount aperture 24.4 x 20.5 cm (9 5/8 x 8 1/8 ins), framed and glazed (45 x 37 cm), together with two unidentified watercolour portraits: a gentleman in a suit (head and shoulders), and a head of a man, both monogrammed S De B S, the first dated 1940, watercolour on pale straw coloured paper, mount aperture 33.5 x 21.4 cm (13 1/8 x 8 3/8 ins) QTY: (3)
Sega: An unboxed Sega Saturn console, together with two controllers and cables, a boxed Sega Saturn Virtua Stick; together with an unboxed Sega Saturn 'white' console, together with two black Sega Saturn controllers, various cables, together with Street Fighter II, Assualt Suit: Leynos 2, and Silhouette Mirage, 'For sale and Use Only in Japan', cased games. Untested for working order. Please assess photographs.
A group of five 18th/19th century satirical etchings, four being hand coloured comprising; "Humility or the Canvassing Candidate, Effrontery or the Candidate Returned", "A New Chancery Suit removed to the Scotch Bar or more Legitimates", "A Prophetic Sketch of the Club as described in the 1st book of Samuel", "The New Prussian Exercise or the Allied Armies Distressed in Their Rear" and "A Trip to the Races", published by S W Fores, No50 Piccadilly, unmounted, sizes ranging from 40cm x 25cm to 54cm x 44cm (including margins).
Sport Usain Bolt signed 10 x 8 colour portrait photo with his gold Medal and yellow track suit. . Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
Sport Usain Bolt signed 10 x 8 colour landscape photo with his gold Medal and yellow track suit. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
1967 Vanden Plas Princess R (4 litre) Transmission: automaticMileage:42324One of Britain's most illustrious coachbuilders, chiefly remembered for its sublime vintage Bentleys, the firm of Vanden Plas was acquired by Austin in 1946 and re-invented as a marque in its own right some years later. From the late 1940s onwards Vanden Plas engaged in bodying top-of-the-line Austins, most notably the A135 Princess Limousine, before marque status arrived for 1960. When the Austin A99 was upgraded to A110 specification in 1961, gaining a longer wheelbase and more power, the Princess followed suit, becoming the 'Mk. II'. Over 50% more expensive than its three-litre predecessor, the Vanden Plas 4-Litre Princess R (as it was officially known) justified its price and its rather grand demeanour on the grounds of its parentage - it was the offspring of a somewhat unlikely liaison between BMC and Rolls-Royce. The Princess R was offered with the aluminium six-cylinder Rolls-Royce FB60 engine: a short-stroke 3,909cc variant of that used in the Silver Cloud. Extensive revisions were made to accommodate the Rolls-Royce engine. The new model, which could cruise happily at 90mph with enough left over to get it to a top speed of 112mph, was most enthusiastically received. Sadly, after the initial enthusiasm wore off, sales slowed to a trickle and only 6,555 cars had been built when the model was withdrawn in 1968. Imported this year from a private middle eastern collection this example is believed to have belonged to the Governor of Barbados. In good order throughout the interior and paintwork present very well and show little sign of age. Recently treated to a thorough recommissioning carried out by renowned classic car and race specialists Alan Mann Racing, the Vanden Plas is offered with a foreign title and Nova document. A lovely Princess Vanden Plas with power provided by a Rolls-Royce unit. Ready to be registered here in the UK and enjoyed in summer months ahead!We are advised by the vendor that the Vanden Plas has been recommissioned and drives well with the beautiful and silent Rolls Royce engine, however further recommissioning is recommended. The UK taxes have been paid and it comes with its Nova reference number.
(calibre 4130) lever movement signed and numbered C0008276, adjusted to five positions and temperature, slate grey coloured dial with Arabic numerals, three dials for seconds, 30-minute and 12-hour registers, protected screw down crown and screw down buttons in the band to operate chronograph, units per hour bezel, screw back signed inside with maker's mark Montres Rolex S.A Geneva Switzerland and numbered 2119, convention mark 18k750, Rolex brown strap with an 18 carat white gold deployant clasp numbered 16519, with Rolex blue box, booklet, second hand purchase receipt from Watchfinder and a letter from Jamieson & Carry jewellers listing the service and parts changed at the Rolex Service Centre40mm wideCase with minor surface scratches. Otherwise this watch is in good condition, hand setting correctly, chronograph functions are working, movement in going order. This watch was made in the Rolex factory in 2000. This watch was originally released from the factory with a beach blue dial and a beach blue strap. When the client purchased the watch from Watchfinder in 2014 he had Jamieson & Carry the jewellers to send the watch to Rolex service Centre for a service and parts changed to suit the customers needs. The dial and hands where changed and the strap was also changed. The original blue dial and original blue strap are not with this watch any longer. From the service payment receipt this watch was serviced in 2014.
Stanley Kubrick related - Arriflex 35 IIA owned by Bill Weston who worked on 2001 A Space Odyssey. The camera and cannisters contained in the two wooden carry boxes are an Arriflex camera with lenses, four film cannisters and other accessories. Background Research - The family that consigned this camera come from a family who are involved in the film industry / stuntmen. A family friend was Bill Weston. During Zero Gravity effect filming the methods used were alleged to have placed stuntman Bill Weston's life in danger. Weston recalled that he filmed one sequence without air-holes in his suit, risking asphyxiation. "Even when the tank was feeding air into the suit, there was no place for the carbon dioxide Weston exhaled to go. So it simply built up inside, incrementally causing a heightened heart rate, rapid breathing, fatigue, clumsiness, and eventually, unconsciousness."Weston said Kubrick was warned "we've got to get him back" but reportedly replied, "Damn it, we just started. Leave him up there! Leave him up there!" When Weston lost consciousness, filming ceased, and he was brought down. "They brought the tower in, and I went looking for Stanley, ... I was going to shove MGM right up his ... And the thing is, Stanley had left the studio and sent Victor [Lyndon, the associate producer] to talk to me." Weston claimed Kubrick fled the studio for "two or three days. ... I know he didn't come in the next day, and I'm sure it wasn't the day after. Because I was going to do him."Bill Weston gave this camera to the family after a family member had a severe accident as a stuntman. It is well documented online that Arriflex 35 cameras were a favourite of Stanley Kubrick.
Vintage items including Robin Hood framed poster, collection of suits and dresses- Geoffrey Beene dark navy dress suit with Ciro Citterio trousers (36L), as well as Frank Usher vintage dress, 3 other dresses, Star Wars - The complete visual dictionary Hardcover book, two vintage style hand made dancer/ sci fi hats, Helmet made from Paper mache with painted wood on top and two later masks. Condition Report: The Robin Hood poster is a reproduction.
Doctor Who - full-sized CYBERMAN (Tomb of the Cyberman 1967) as featured on Blue Peter 40th Anniversary show (1998). Blue Peter screen used suit has been restored and mounted on display mannequin. Newly made helmet and chest unit remade from moulds that produced the originals that can be seen on the episode. YouTube Link: SPOTTY THE DALEK ON BLUE PETER 40TH ANNIVERSARY (1998) AT 2 MINS 42-3 MINS.
Fortress - Strike Clone Stunt Performer Under suit and Boots. Screen used Strike Clone Stunt performer under suit from the film Fortress (1992) comprising of tunic and pants with original boots. Provenance: Obtained from Warner Brother's Movie World (QLD, Australia) armourer on the film in 1993.
Humanity's End - Contessa's Flight Suit. Screen-used Soviet Air Force High Altitude Partial Pressure Suit. Worn by actress Rochelle Vallese as the character of 'Contessa' in the film Humanity's End (2009). Provenance: Originally purchased in Arizona, USA from a Military Surplus Supply Store. Obtained from Wardrobe and Prop Armourer of the film (Blake Edgerton) and mounted on a display stand.
Wales.- Tintern Abbey.- Gloucestershire, Woolaston.- Wyche (Richard, last Abbot of Tintern Abbey, surrendered abbey in 1536) Record that at the court of Richard Wyche, abbot of Tintern, held at Wolaston before Richard Herbert his representative and Sir William Herbert his steward and Thomas Deane cellarer, there came William Gethyn of Tintern, who gave a fine of 20s. for confirmation and entry to a piece of land on the road from St Breuial/Bremall [?Briavel] to Strugull [Chepstow] for 99 years, at rent of 2s. plus suit of court at Wolaston, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 13 lines, remains of red wax seal of the chancery [?Cancellarie] of Tintern appended, folds, creased, 135 x 290mm., Tintern, 14th October 1523.⁂ The Last Abbot of Tintern Abbey.
3 childrens Everton FC t-shirts together with a babies 3 piece tracksuit (complete with tag). Comprising: white football shirt (4/5 years), blue home shirt 125 years anniversary with 'Blue 4 ever' printed to the back (size 30/32) and a 125 year anniversary babies 3 piece track suit (size 3/6 months).
A group of golfing pictures and prints, comprising After H M Bateman. The Nightmare of a Golfer Who Could Not Find a Club to Suit Him, 23cm x 17cm, Tom Curr (20thC). Caricature, titled A Good Guid Yin Davy, 61cm x 40cm, After Victor Venner. The Golfer's Link, 25cm x 19cm, C Reed. For God's Sake Get Me Out of this Wet and into a Dry Martini, watercolour, 27cm x 18cm, and After J Finmore. A Tournament of the Troon Golf Club Scotland, 32cm x 25cm, three framed and glazed, two unmounted. (5)
Full Suit Of Japanese "Edo" Period Samurai Armour consisting black lacquered, Kabuto helmet. Crinkle lacquer central ridge. Front wings and detachable, central, brass mon. Four tier lacquered neck guard (hineno-jikord) with green lacing ... Black lacquered (mempo) face guard with two tier neck guard ... Lacquered breast and back plates ... Matching shoulder (side) panels ... Leg and thigh (Haidate and Kasazuri) panels ... Silk backed arm and hand (kote and tekko) panels with chain mail joining the small armoured sections. All joined with green cord and horn toggles. Armour contained in its black painted, wooden transit case with steel carrying handles. Minor damage to helmet lacquer. PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY
Victorian Gothic Revival Full Hall Armour and Sword15th century style, German full suit comprising Salades (Sallet) helmet with visor. Gorget with chin protector, 2 section plate breast and back plate. Ornate scroll edged shoulder panels with attached star design with armpit protective panels. Pointed elbow sections. Ornate gauntlets. Ridged thigh panels. Pointed knees and long, laminated pointed shoes. Leather lace and strap fixing. Complete on a wooden and padded stand. Together with double edged bladed sword with turn down crossguard and disk pommel. Leather covered grip. Very ornate display armour. PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY
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