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LONGMORN-GLENLIVET 12 YEAR-OLD Distilled 1970`s., bottled 1980`s. Bottled by Gordon & Macphail, Elgin. Label is old white style, lightly stained. Level: Top of Shoulder. Single malt whisky, 75cl, 405 volume.

BOWMORE-25 YEAR-OLD VINTAGE-1969 Distilled 1969. Distilled and bottled by Morrison`s Bowmore. Level: In the Neck. In original hinged cardboard presentation box and outer packaging. Single malt whisky, 75cl, 43% volume.

CHRISTOPHER`S MACALLAN-25 YEAR-OLD MAGNUM Specially bottled for the Silver Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in 1977. Bottled by Christopher & Co. Ltd. Level: Top of Shoulder. Label is aged. Neck label is faded. Single malt whisky, 53 1/2 fl. ozs./150cl, 45.5 degree GL.

HAIG`S DIMPLE CIRCA 1930`S Blended and bottled by John Haig & Co. Ltd. Some damage to the labels. Has `1937` written in pencil in two places. Level: In the bottle.

COURVOISIER XO Produced by Courvoisier S. A. Level: Lower Middle of Shoulder. Cognac, 70cl, 40% volume. MARTELL XO Produced by Martell & Co. Level: Lower Middle of Shoulder. Cognac, 70cl, 40% volume. 2 Bottles.

BOWMORE BLACK FINAL EDITION Distilled 1964, bottled 1995. Distilled and bottled by Morrison`s Bowmore Distillery. Limited edition, bottle no. 346. Level: Lower Middle of Shoulder. In original wooden presentation box. Single malt whisky, 70cl, 49% volume.

STRATHISLA ROYAL WEDDING Distilled 1948 and 1961, bottled 1981. Bottled by Gordon & MacPhail, Elgin. Bottle to mark the wedding of the Prince of Wales to Lady Spencer. Level: Lower Middle of Shoulder. Single malt whisky, 75cl, 40% volume. MACPHAIL`S ROYAL WEDDING Distilled 1959 and 1960, bottled 1986. Bottled by Gordon & MacPhail, Elgin. Bottle to mark the wedding of the Prince Andrew to Miss Ferguson. Level: Top of Shoulder. Single malt whisky, 75cl, 40% volume. 2 Bottles.

ISLE OF JURA-8 YEAR-OLD Distilled and bottled by Charles MacKinlay & Co. Ltd. Old style label with image of Paps. Level:Lower Middle of Shoulder. Singel malt whisky, 26 2/3 fl. ozs., 70 degree proof. MACKINLAY`S LEGACY-12 YEAR-OLD Bledned and bottled by Charles Mackinlay & Co. Ltd. Blended whisky, 26 2/3 fl. ozs., 70 degree proof. WHYTE & MACKAY "SUPREME" Blended and bottled by Whyte & Mackay Limited. Mallet shaped Damage at top seal. Blended whisky, 26 2/3 fl. ozs., 70 degree proof. WHYTE & MACKAY "SUPREME" As above. Old style dumpy bottle. Level: Middle of Shoulder. Blended whisky, 26 2/3 fl. ozs., 70 degree/ 4 Bottles.

OLD FETTERCAIN Distilled and bottled by Fettercain Distillery limited. Level: Top of the Shoulder. Single malt whisky, 26 2/3 fl. ozs., 70 degree proof. CRAGGANMORE-12 YEAR-OLD Distilled and bottled by Craigganmore Distillery. Single malt, whisky, 70cl, 405 volume. AON-11 YEAR-OLD SINGLE CASK Distilled 1990. Bottled by M`s Edinburgh 2002. Limited edition, bottle no. 60 from a single cask(possible Lagavulin). Single malt whisky, 70cl, 46% volume. GLENLIVET-12 YEAR-OLD Distilled and bottled by George & J. G. Smith. Single malt whisky, 75vl, 40% volume. TULLIBARDINE-10 YEAR-OLD Distilled and bottled by Tullibardine Distillery Limited. Single malt whisky, 70cl, 40% volume. GLEN GRANT Distilled and bottled by Glen Grant Distillery Company. Single malt whisky, 75cl, 43% volume. 6 Bottles.

DALMORE-30 YEAR-OLD The Stillman`s Dram. Distilled and bottled by Whyte & MacKay Distillers Glasgow. In original box. Bottle number 7756. Single malt, 75cl, 45% volume(90 degree proof). DALMORE-12 YEAR-OLD Distilled and bottled as above. Old style tall bottle with black label. Level: Upper Middle of Shoulder. Single malt whisky, 70cl, 40% volume. 2 Bottles

RAITH ROVERS THE FINAL BLEND Blended and bottled by United Distillers. Limited edition, bottled to celebrate Raith Rovers Scottish Football leauge Cup Champions 1994. Level: In the bottle. In original wooden presentation box. Blended whisky, 70cl, 40% volume. GLENMORANGIE-10 YEAR-OLD GIFT SET Distilled and bottled byGlenmorangie Distillery coy. In gift box, badly damaged, with glass and water jug. Single malt whisky, 70cl, 40% volume. KING OF SCOTS PROCLAMATION DECANTER Blended and bottled by Douglas Laing & Co. Ceramic decanter. Blended whisky, 75cl, 43% volume. GLENFIDDICH PURE MALT Distilled anf bottled by William Grant & Sons. In original tin with Clan MacPhaerson on front. Single malt whisky, 75cl, 40% volume. ANCNOC-12 YEAR-OLD Distilled adn bottled by Knockdhu Distillery Co. Old style white and gold label. Single malt whisky, 70cl, 40% volume. LOCH LOMOND SINGLE MALT Distilled and bottled by Loch Lomond Distillery Co. Ltd. In original tube. Single malt whisky, 70cl, 40% volume. BELL`S EXTRA SPECIAL Blended and bottled by Arthur Bell & Sons Ltd. Level: Upper Middle of Shoulder. Blended whisky, 70 degree proof. 7 Bottles

Surveying equipment comprising `Cooke`s Reversible Level` by "T Cooke & Sons Ltd, London, York & Cape Town", in original wooden case with carrying strap, along with wooden tripod, height measure & three striped poles, mixed condition, plus four Draughtsman`s tool sets, in original cases, part sets, cases damaged, tools in mixed condition & various rulers & ruler sets, mixed condition (large lot) Care! No Shipping on this lot. Must be collected by buyer.

William Frost, Exeter, a mahogany `five-dial` wheel barometer having a swan-neck pediment with silvered dials for the hygrometer, thermometer, eight-inch barometer, and level, the latter engraved with the maker`s signature `Wm Frost, Paris Street, Exeter`, with a Butler`s mirror to the centre, height 96cm. * William Frost Snr, was born in Moretonhampstead in 1790, moving to Exeter in circa 1830. His son, also William, born 1813, is recorded as working in Paris Street as both a clockmaker and retailer from 1861 having been, after his father`s death in 1851, a journeyman for ten years. In 1872 the business became Frost & Johns.

AN OLD 3` LONG SPIRIT LEVEL, together with an antique Carpenter`s clamp with wooden screw and iron fittings, 27" long overall.

One bottle 1960`s (?) Chambolle Musigny Reserve Chevillot and one bottle 1958 Pernand Vergelesses, Prosper Maufoux (level - low shoulder) (2)

A Robert "Mouseman" Thompson Oak 6` Refectory Table, dowelled top, on two octagonal legs joined by a stretcher at floor level, with carved mouse signature, 183cm by 86cm, 74cm high (1950`s)

A mid-20th Century Surveyor’s Level, Hilger & Watts, ST156-4,218748, the grey metallic painted body with machine finished aluminium fittings, with pivoting eyepiece and various levels and scales, in a fitted metal case with leather carry handle, length 12 ½”

A pair of late Victorian/Edwardian opera glasses having embossed brass pictorial decoration and a vintage brass surveyor`s level engraved `Diff of Hypo`, base with hinged sights and bubble level, no stand

A quantity of Railwayana and ephemera. Wooden cased signal box line status indicator with instrument showing ‘Train On Line’, ‘Line Clear’ & ‘Line Blocked’. Segments in red, green and white with needle type indicator. An early un painted hand lamp by ‘The Premier Lamp & Engineering Co. Leeds’. Stamped S.R. to the body and front of handle frame. Opening lens cover for access to wick and brass manufacturers plate and fill level plate to rear. Also a red hand held warning flag, 3 1980’s B.R.-S.R. working time tables. An Abtus Voidmeter. A heavy duty rail clamp? A small aluminium Westinghouse ‘B&S Company’ plate with ‘Neasden South MF 84 levers’ to rear. A B.R. Lookout enamelled arm band plate. A reproduction ‘Cambrian Railways’ plate. Various small enamelled plates. Printers plates for making tickets, plus approx 30 railway uniform buttons-1 LBSCR, 6 SR, a number of LMS and a small number of BR. Also a small number of uniform and other miscellaneous badges, tickets, luggage labels, post cards and other small items. QGC-GC some age wear. Sample illustrated on Plate. 1

Two small Wood Planes, a pair of Calipers, a small Spirit Level and a Richardson`s Marking Wheel

Bronica ETRSi: Camera Body, with instructions, Prism Viewfinder-E, Filmback-Ei 120 and Waist Level Finder-E, in maker`s boxes, and strap, 1989 (1Ai)

[Railway Interest]. LONDON & NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. A patinated brass surveyor`s sighting level, Stanley, London, late 19th century, the tube with X and Y axis spirit levels, rack-and-pinion focussing and signed `STANLEY, GREAT TURNSTILE, HOLBORN, LONDON, 9884`, fitted to a shaped table inset with compass and further inscribed `L & N.W.R. Surveyor`s Office, Estate Department, EUSTON STATION, MARCH 1898`, mounted via a universal ball joint onto a triform base with screw adjusting feet, in original mahogany case with various Stanley `Repaired and Adjusted` labels to inside and with outer leather guard case complete with carrying strap.

A brass and phosphur bronze surveyor`s level, Stanley, London, mid 20th century, the substantial cast tube applied with X and Y axis spirit levels and sights, the body inscribed `STANLEY, LONDON, 601456`, on triform screw adjusting foot.

A very rare and early programme for the match between the Everton `A` Team & Blackpool South Shore Team on 8th February 1890, in the form of a 4-page match card This programme must surely rank amongst the group of earliest surviving Everton programmes and dates to three seasons before Everton began playing at their newly built Goodison Park ground. It must also be one of the earliest surviving programmes involving Blackpool FC, whose history began in 1887. At this time there were two clubs Blackpool St. Johns and South Shore. At a meeting at the Stanley Arms Hotel on 26th July 1887a breakaway group then formed Blackpool FC. The two teams played against one another in the Lancashire Combination and although more successful than South Shore on the pitch they did not enjoy the same level of support. After a difficult period in League Two between 1896-97 and 1898-99, when they were not re-elected. In 1899 it was decided that the two teams should amalgamate. The name Blackpool FC was kept, but they moved into South Shore`s ground, which was Bloomfield Road. The newly combined club re-entered the Football League in 1900-01. In their own right South Shore`s greatest moment came in season 1885-86 when they pulled of the giant-killing feat of beating Football League founding member Notts County 2-1 in the 5th Round of the F.A. Cup. The cup run ended in the quarter-final with a 2-1 defeat to Swifts.

A fine autographed Sammy Woods cricket bat dating to the 1890s, the bat in used condition by Odd & Son, Croydon, the back of the bat inscribed in ink with the initials S M J W, the face with approximately 22 ink signatures including the Test players S.M.J. Woods, W.G. Grace, A.E. Stoddart, William Gunn, A.C. McLaren, C.L. Townsend, F.S. Jackson, J.T. Hearne, T.Richardson, Arthur Shrewsbury, J.R. Mason, Schofield Haigh, W.H. Lockwood and Alec Hearne, other signatures including J.A. Dixon, John Tunnicliffe and Charles Kortright. "Sammy" Woods is one of only five cricketers to have represented Australia and England at Test cricket, making three appearances for each country. In 1889 he was named one of the five inaugural Wisden Cricketers of the Year. Born in Ashfield, Sydney, in 1867, Woods came to England to be educated at Jesus College Cambridge where he won Blues for cricket, rugby and football. He played his entire county cricket career at Somerset and captained the team for 12 years from 1894 and competed in a total of 299 first-class matches, retiring in 1910. As well as being an all-round cricketer who excelled at batting, bowling and in the field, he was also an all-round sportsman and played and captained England at Rugby Union and was a founding member of the Babas. Woods also played soccer and hockey at county level. Provenance: The collection of the late Richard Robinson, Somerset CCC Secretary. Robinson bought the bat at an auction at Barber`s in Taunton in the late 1950s.

A 9ct. gold 1897 F.A. Amateur Cup winner`s medal, by Vaughton & Sons, Birmingham, 1896-97, the obverse inscribed THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION AMATEUR CUP, the reverse inscribed WINNERS. Although the medal in uninscribed with the details of the winners, the Birmingham Assay Office date letter on the medal ran from June 1896 to June 1897. This therefore informs us that the medal must have been presented to the winning team in season 1896-97, namely Old Carthusians FC who beat Stockton 4-1 in a replay at Feethams Football Ground in Darlington. The final at Tufnell Park in London had ended as a 1-1 draw after extra-time. This was Old Carthusians second success in the F.A. Amateur Cup, having won the trophy in its inaugural season of 1893-94. It would also prove their final winning appearance. The club, whose players consisted of former pupils of Charterhouse School, had also won the F.A. Cup in 1881. Nine Old Carthusians were also capped for England at full international level including the Walters brothers, Arthur Melmoth and Percy Melmoth who for obvious reasons were nicknamed "morning" and "afternoon".

REELS (4) & ACCESSORIES: A Diawa 9600 closed face spinning reel with drag adjuster, a Shakespeare Noris 2010 open face spinning reel, a pair of USA bait caster reels with level winds and 2 electronic bite alarms, Optonic and Rolon, both in MOB`s.

REELS: (5) Milbro Favourite 2.75" brass crank wind reel in maker`s box, a similar early brass crank wind with bone handle, constant check, a 2.25" plate wind with bone handle, constant check, a 3" wood/brass Nottingham lacking handles and a James Heddon Chief Do-wa-giac Snarl-free No.4, level wind, marbleised handles and optional check.

A 19th century surveyor`s level by W Ottowa & Co (in box); a measuring pole

MEMORABILIA: Hendrix: Jimi`s Blond (tan) `59/ `60 Duo-Sonic Guitar. During Jimi nine-month stint from March to November 1964, with the Isley Brothers, when he was known as Jimmy James, Hendrix got his first Fender guitar - a blond (tan) `59/ `60 Duo-Sonic. The one Jimi used was manufactured as a short scale guitar 22 ½ inches long, selling in those days for $160. The common blond (tan) finish was discontinued in 1964. He found the Duo-Sonic affordable and that it worked great for the funky rhythms he played while working as a backing musician with the Isley Brothers backing band. Jimi had at one stage fitted his Duo-Sonic with an EpiPhone (Maestro) Vibrato unit but had later taken it off. The rumour is that this guitar went missing whilst on tour in the USA but contrary to this Jimi just tired of using it and it was put away for a while and resurfaced years later in Chas Chandler’s London studio. Chas discovered and managed Jimi. Chas later sold the guitar in 1982 for £400 to Rod Weinberg, who in 1983 reunited the Animals for a world tour. In 1956, Fender introduced the Music Master and Duo-Sonic guitars as affordable "3/4-size" short-scale student models. The Duo Sonic was always a student level guitar. The Duo-Sonic is considered rare and has displayed growing collector value. The Music Master and Duo-Sonic were essentially the same guitar, with the addition of another pickup (in the bridge position) and a toggle switch on the Duo-Sonic. Both models received a slight facelift in 1959, along with all other Fenders. The guitar has been loaned by Cameo to The Jimi Hendrix In London Exhibition held at the Handel House Museum, 25 Brook Street, London W1 for public exhibit from 15th to the 25th October.

An ebonised brass surveyor`s level, by Hall Bros, No.481851, in a fitted mahogany box; a pocket cylindrical sight; a brass movement stamped S & F; a small quantity of clock winding keys and a modern mahogany case.

DOW`S PORT VINTAGE-1963 Shipped and bottled by Hedges & Butler Ltd. Some small marks to label. Level: Upper Middle of Shoulder. Port.

Warre`s Vintage Port, 1977, i bottle, level into neck, with Fonseca Vintage Port, 1983, i bottle, level into neck (2)

A boxwood and brass surveyor`s alidade with compass mid-19th century, signed on the calibrated brass arm `R. & G. Knight, Foster Lane, London`, the arms inscribed `Direction` and `Inclination`, the upper arm inset with a spirit level, the lower arm with a 7/8in. compass, 6.5in. (16.5cm.) long.

Scarce 1931 South Africans v London Counties touch judge`s flag: to include embroidered inscribed South Africans versus London to the one side and on the opposite side embroidered with the Springbok and London counties crests and date overall level and 11.5" x 17.5".

1995 Wales rugby match worn players shirt: No. 16 long sleeve shirt worn by Gareth Thomas Rob Howley (Cardiff, Wales, British Lions ) c/w embroidered crest and inscribed below Lloeger 1995. Note: Gareth Thomas played rugby union for the Cardiff Blues and during the 2007 Rugby World Cup, Thomas created sporting history when he become the first Welshman to win 100 international caps in rugby union - a prolific try scorer at international level, Thomas is listed ninth in the world on the all-time Test try scoring list – in 2009 he became a professional rugby footballer who now plays rugby league for the Crusaders of Europe`s Super League.

"THE MYSTERY OF HOLLY LANE", Enid Blyton`s original corrected typescript, annotated cover sheet (torn in half) followed by chapter headings, signed foreword, one hundred and seventy eight typed sheets, usual level of manuscript corrections written in ballpoint pen. Final sheet with pinned additional sheet containing revised version of the last few sentences. The typescript is not bound and there is browning and marginal/corner wear to many of the sheets of paper, the wear is quite heavy to this manuscript

A 19th Century brass surveyor`s sight with spirit level below cylindrical sight, engraved J & W Watkins, Charing Cross, London, within pine case.

Three assorted vintage biscuit tins, one by Jacob`s & Co. in the form of a log box, another by John Buchanan & Brothers Limited Glasgow decorated with Roman figures and another by G. F Level & Co., Newport and Manchester, depicting figures in sailing boat

A brass surveyor`s scope and level by W H Harling Ltd, late 19th century.

A Victorian cape of fine black wool, braid decoration to shoulders and back, deep lace flounce to hem, together with a 1920`s evening cloak of black silk satin with deep black lace inserts to front and back from hip level, cream braid detail to deep collar

A rare Victorian oak FitzRoy forecasting stick barometer Negretti & Zambra, London, mid to late 19th century With moulded pediment above rectangular bevel glazed double enamel vernier scales calibrated in inches and annotated LONG FORETOLD LONG LAST SHORT NOTICE SOON PAST to the 10 A.M. YESTERDAY scale and FIRST RISE AFTER LOW FORETELLS STRONGER BLOW to the 10 A.M. TODAY scale, signed NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA, INSTRUMENT MAKERS TO HER MAJESTY, 1 HATTON GARDEN E.C., 122 REGENT St. W. & 59 CORNHILL E.C., LONDON to upper margins and numbered (1024) to lower margins, around a large bore tube, the sides applied with brass framed wet and dry mercury Fahrenheit thermometers scales above double vernier adjustment screws to throat and further large bevel glazed mercury thermometer with repeat signature to the enamel scale, the rectangular base with ogee moulded cistern cover and cavetto moulded underside with level adjustment screw, 102cm high. Provenance: Private collection, Gloucestershire. The basic form of the current lot is similar to that of a Fishery or Sea Coast storm barometer originally devised by Admiral Robert FitzRoy in the 1860`s to aid mariners in the forecasting of storms. The addition of wet and dry tube thermometers provides the observer with a reasonably accurate hygrometer allowing more accurate prediction with regards to cloud and rainfall to be made. The firm of Negretti & Zambra are recorded in Banfield, Edwin BAROMETER MAKERS AND RETAILERS 1660-1900 as being established in 1850 when a partnership between Enrico Negretti and Joseph Warren Zambra was formed. The firm became one of the most prolific makers of scientific instruments and continued trading well into the 20th century.

A surveyor`s level by Stanley in oak box, together with a leather cased Cowley level, a three sectional gauge and a tripod.

GLENKEITH-1983 Distilled before 1983, bottled 1992 at the Distillery. The Distillery was mothballed in 1999 and is unlikely to re-open. Old style square bottle. Level: Top of Shoulder. In original box. Single malt, 1 litre, 43% volume. BENRIACH-10 YEAR-OLD Distilled early 1980`s, bottled early 1990`s. Distilled by Benriach Distillery Co. Level: In the Neck. In original box. Single malt, 1 litre, 43% volume. 2 Bottles.

CRAGGANMORE-12 YEAR-OLD Distilled 1970`s, bottled 1980`s. Bottled before the formation of `The Classic Malts` range. Rare cream and green label. Specially bottled for D & J McCallum Ltd, Edinburgh. Level: In the Neck. Single malt, 75cl, 40% volume.

DALWHINNIE-15 YEAR-OLD Distilled 1970`s, bottled 1980`s. Bottled before the formation of `The Classic Malts` range. Old shoulder label and traditional packaging. In original box. Level: In the Neck. Single malt, 75cl, 40% volume.

MORTLACH-16 YEAR-OLD Distilled at the Distillery and bottled in 1990`s. Part of the Flora & Fauna range. Level: In the Neck. Single malt, 70cl, 43% volume. INCHGOWER-14 YEAR-OLD Distilled at the Distillery and bottled in 1990`s. Part of the Flora & Fauna range. Level: In the Neck. Single malt, 70cl, 43% volume 2 Bottles..

GLENMORANGIE-18 YEAR-OLD Bottled early 1990`s. Distilled by the Glenmorangie Distillery Coy. Old style bottle and label. In original cardboard tube. Level: in the Neck. Single malt, 70cl, 43% volume. GLENLIVET-12 YEAR-OLD Bottled early 1990`s. Distilled by George & J. G Smith Limited. Old style label and packaging. Label states `pure single scotch whisky`. In original cardboard tube. Level: In the Neck. Single malt, 70cl, 40% volume. 2 Bottles.

GLENGOYNE-10 YEAR-OLD Bottled in the early 1990`s. Distilled by Glengoyne Distillery. Old style label and packaging. In original tube containing two `Scottish Salmon Files`. Level: In the Neck. Single malt, 70cl, 40% volume. DALMORE-12 YEAR-OLD Bottled in the early 1990`s. Bottled by Whyte & Mackay Distillers Ltd. Old style label and packaging . In original cardboard tube with red carrying cord. level: Top of Shoulder. Single malt, 70cl, 40% volume. 2 Bottles.

BALBLAIR-5 YEAR-OLD Produced by George Ballantine & Son in their Distillery and bottled Dumbarton, Scotland. A rare rectangular bottling from the 1980`s. Level: In the Neck. Single malt, 75cl, 40% volume.

SPEYBURN-21 YEAR-OLD Distilled 1978, bottled 1999. Distilled by Speyburn Distillery. Limited edition, bottle no. 315 from cask no. 1922. Level: In the Neck. In original wicker basket. Single malt whisky, 70cl, 62.5% volume. BALBLAIR-16 YEAR-OLD Bottled 1990`s. Bottled by Inverhouse Distillers. Level: in the Neck. Old style bottle. In original cardboard tube. Single malt whisky, 70cl, 40% volume. 2 Bottles.

KNOCKANDO "EXTRA OLD" Bottled early 1990`s. Distilled and bottled by Justerini & Brooks Ltd. Decanter style bottle. In satin lined presentation box. Level: Top of Shoulder.

BOWMORE-17 YEAR-OLD Bottled early 1990`s. Distilled and bottled by Morrison Bowmore. Old screen printed label. In original tube. Level: Top of Shoulder. Single malt whisky, 70cl, 40% volume.

GLEN SCOTIA-8 YEAR-OLD Distilled early 1980`s, bottled early 1990`s. Distilled and bottled by Glen Scotia distillery. Single malt whisky, 75cl, 40% volume. OLD FETTERCAIRN-10 YEAR-OLD Distilled early 1980`s, bottled early 1990`s. Distilled by Old fettercairn Distillery. In original tube. Level: Top of Shoulder. Single malt whisky, 70cl, 43% volume. OLD RHOSDHU Bottled early 1990`s, no age statment. Distilled and bottled by Loch Lomond Distillery. Old style label. Single malt whisky, 70cl, 40% volume. 3 Bottles.

OLD PULTENEY-12 YEAR-OLD Bottled early 1990`s. Distilled and bottled by Pulteney Distillery. Old style packaging. Level: In the neck. In original box. Single malt whisky, 70cl, 40% volume. OLD PULTENEY-12 YEAR-OLD As above. Old style packaging. In original tube. Single malt whisky, 70cl, 40% volume. OLD PULTENEY-8 YEAR-OLD Bottled early 1990`s. Distilled at the distillery. Bottled by Gordon & MacPhail, Elgin. Level: In the Neck. Single malt whisky, 70cl, 40% volume. 3 Bottles.

TOBERMORY Bottled 1988. Blended and bottled by Tobermory Distillery. bottled to celebrate both the sinking of a ship from the Spainish armada off Tobermoary Bay and 1788 the founding of Tobermory and Australia. Lachlan MacQuarrie who became Govenor of NSWwas born and buried on Mull, he is known as the father of Australia. Level: Top of Shoulder. Vatted whisky, 75cl, 40% volume. GREAT OUTBACK AUSTRALIAN SINGLE MALT WHISKY Bottled early 1990`s. Distilled and bottled by the Distillery in Concord West, Sydney, NSW. Limited bottling. Bottle has a 1961 Australian halfpenny attached to the bottle in perfect condition. In original wooden box. Level: Upper Middle of Shoulder-Original fill level. Single malt, 75cl, 40% volume. 2 Bottles.

SUNTORY `YAMAZAKI` 12 YEAR-OLD Bottled early 1990`s. Distilled and bottled by Suntory. In original box. Pure malt whisky, 75cl, 43% volume. BUSHMILLS-12 YEAR-OLD DISTILLERY RESERVE Distilled and bottled by Bushmills Distillery. Can only be bought at the Distillery. In original box. Level: Top of Shoulder. Irish single malt whiskey, 70cl, 40% volume. 2 Bottles.

INCHGOWER-12 YEAR-OLD 1980`s bottling. Distilled and bottled by Arthur Bell & Sons plc. From the House of Bell`s. Level: In the Neck. Bottle no. 43664. Single malt whisky, 75cl, 40% volume.

SINGLETON OF AUCHROISK-1976 Distilled 1976, bottled late 1980`s/early 1990`s. Distilled and bottled by Ruchill & Ross. Discontinued bottling. Level :Upper Middle of Shoulder. In original box. Single malt whisky, 75cl, 40% volume. SINGLETON OF AUCHROISK-1981 Distilled 1981, bottled early 1990`s. As above. In original box, containing free whisky tumbler. Single malt whisky, 70cl, 40% volume. 2 Bottles.

BOWMORE-30 YEAR-OLD 30TH ANNIVERSARY Bottle no. 217 of only 600 bottles released. This bottle is much rarer than the legendary Black Bowmore 1st edition. The whisky was distilled in 1963 by Stanley P. Morrison being the year that he purchased the Distillery from Sherriff`s then bottled in 1993 to celebrate 30 years as owners. Like Black Bowmore 1st Edition this bottle was issued bearing a wax seal nd button whicj was not wholly successful and many had to be returned to be resealed with a lead foil capsule. The seal on this bottle has a characteristic vertical crack in the wax but I wanted to retain the original seal and protected the integrity by applying a clear non adhesive shrink film at the time of purchase(1999). The level of the bottle remains unchaged at 4mm above the shoudler line and has the original wax button still attached. For some time now it has been very hard to find a bottle that kept it`s original content. In original presentation wooden box, with certificate of authenticity, signed by W.B. Morrison. Single malt whisky, 70cl, 50% volume.