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Click here to subscribe*Decorative finishing tools. Twenty-five brass decorative finishing tools, comprising centre & corner tools of traditional design, including 10 paired corner finishing tools, makers include H. Sampson, Royle & ABS, all with wooden handles, contained together in wooden box Provenance: Chivers Bookbinders Limited, purchased at the dispersal sale, 5th November 2010. (25)
*Decorative finishing tools. Twenty-six brass decorative finishing tools, comprising centre & corner tools of traditional design, including 8 paired corner finishing tools, and centre tools with designs of an Earl's coronet, ship, anchor, armillary sphere, and the cross, makers include Morris & co., Balle, Surrey & Co., Paas, Knights & Cottrell, and ABS, all with wooden handles Provenance: Chivers Bookbinders Limited, purchased at the dispersal sale, 5th November 2010. (26)
*Decorative finishing tools. Twenty brass decorative finishing tools, comprising corner & centre tools of traditional design, includes 7 sets of paired tools, by Balle, Surrey & Co., Knights & Cottrell and Timbury etc., all with wooden handles Provenance: Chivers Bookbinders Limited, purchased at the dispersal sale, 5th November 2010. (20)
*Decorative finishing tools. Thirty-five brass decorative finishing tools, of late 20th century manufacture, comprising 25 centre & corner tools of traditional design, including 10 paired corner finishing tools, mostly by ABS, all with wooden handles Provenance: Chivers Bookbinders Limited, purchased at the dispersal sale, 5th November 2010. (35)
*Pallets & finishing tools. Seven decorative pallets, together with eighteen decorative finishing tools of traditional design, comprising 9 paired corner tools, makers include Morris & Co., Royle, Balle Surrey & Co., and ABS, each with wooden handle (some recently replaced) Provenance: Chivers Bookbinders Limited, purchased at the dispersal sale, 5th November 2010. (25)
*Decorative finishing tools. Fifteen brass decorative finishing tools, comprising centre tools of traditional designs mostly of animals including horse, fox, cow, peacock, swift, and squirrel etc., by Searle, Timbury, Brook, Dyer, and Phillips & Son of Manchester, all with wooden handles Provenance: Chivers Bookbinders Limited, purchased at the dispersal sale, 5th November 2010. (15)
*Decorative finishing tools. Seventeen brass decorative finishing tools, comprising centre tools of traditional design, including country sports, fishing, hunting and related, by Searle, Knights & Cottrell etc., all with wooden handles Provenance: Chivers Bookbinders Limited, purchased at the dispersal sale, 5th November 2010. (17)
*Decorative finishing tools. Twenty-two brass decorative finishing tools, comprising centre & corner tools of traditional design, including 10 paired corner finishing tools, makers include Morris & Co., Balle Surrey & Co., Seare, Knights & Cottrell, and H. Sampson, all with wooden handles Provenance: Chivers Bookbinders Limited, purchased at the dispersal sale, 5th November 2010. (22)
*Decorative finishing tools. Twenty-six brass decorative finishing tools, mostly comprising centre tools of traditional design, makers include Morris & Co., Timbury, Seare, Paas, H. Sampson, and L.I. Pouchée, all with wooden handles Provenance: Chivers Bookbinders Limited, purchased at the dispersal sale, 5th November 2010. (26)
*Finishing tool rack unit. A modern bespoke made finishing tool rack, for wall mounting, finished in oak veneer, with eleven shelves with grooved upper edges, capable of holding 308 finishing tools, height 70cm (27.5 inches), width 99cm (39 inches), depth 20.5cm (8 inches) In very good condition. (1)
*Finishing tool rack unit. A modern bespoke made finishing tool rack, for wall mounting, finished in oak veneer, with eleven shelves with grooved upper edges, capable of holding 308 finishing tools, height 70cm (27.5 inches), width 99cm (39 inches), depth 20.5cm (8 inches) In very good condition. (1)
*Decorative finishing tools. Thirty-seven brass decorative finishing tools, mostly comprising corner tools of traditional design, including four paired finishing tools, makers include Hearn & Staples, Beard, De Lacy, and Morris & Co., all with wooden handles, contained together in wooden box (37)
*Decorative finishing tools. Sixty-five brass decorative finishing tools, mostly comprising centre tools of traditional design, including three paired finishing tools, makers include Morris & Co., Dyer, Hicks, and De Lacy, Allen, H. Knights, Beard, and Timbury, all with wooden handles (some recently replaced), some contained together in wooden box (small carton)
*Bookpress. A cast iron bookpress, finished in black, platen approximately 25.5 x 38cm (10 x 15 inches), opening to 7.5cm (3 inches), together with one other small bookpress, worn and lacking one brass handle end, plus Laying press, A hardwood laying press, 61cm (24 inches) between wooden screws, opening to approximately 23cm (9 inches), together with a small finishing press, miscellaneous selection of bookbinding hand tools etc., plus one bench standing board cutter, with 74cm (29 inches) cutting blade (-)
*Fillets and ornamental rolls. A selection of five fillet wheels and two ornamental rolls, including two triple line, two double line and one single line fillet, makers include Knights & Cottrell, Timbury, Dyer, and Beard, each with wooden handle, plus Decorative finishing tools, Twenty-four brass decorative finishing tools, comprising traditional designs, mostly of small format, makers include Clark, Beard, and Timbury, with wooden handles, contained together in red cloth covered box with hinged lid (a carton)
*Decorative finishing tools. Twelve brass decorative finishing tools, of traditional design, plus eleven pallets (two decorative) and three gouges, each with wooden handle, plus a good set of thirty gouges and five line pallets, contained together in purpose made cardboard box with lid, together with Twenty brass decorative finishing tools, comprising centre tools of traditional design with flower and/or foliage motifs, with wooden handles (small carton)
*Decorative finishing tools. Twenty brass decorative finishing tools, comprising 10 pairs of corner tools of traditional design, makers include Timbury, Morris & Co., Knights & Cottrell, and Seare, with wooden handles, some wormed and some recently replaced, together with Pallets, twelve brass decorative pallets, of traditional design, with wooden handles (32)
*Decorative finishing tools. Twenty-five brass decorative finishing tools, comprising centre tools & corner tools mostly of traditional design, including 10 paired corner tools, makers include Morris & Co., Seare, Phillips's & Sons, Royle & Son, Beard, and Paas, with wooden handles, few with worm holes and some recently replaced, together with Pallets, Twenty brass decorative pallets, of traditional design, makers include Banks, Timbury, and Brook, with wooden handles, some recently replaced (45)
*Decorative finishing tools. Twenty brass decorative finishing tools, mostly comprising centre tools with traditional designs, including musical and flower motifs etc., makers include Relton, W. Day, Dyer, Royle, Hicks, and Gooding, (majority unsigned), together with four decorative pallets, four line pallets (2 single & 2 double line), plus three gouges, with wooden handles, some recently replaced (33)
*Handle Letters. Six sets of brass bookbinding handle letters, with wooden handles, including 16pt York & 12pt York, contained in original wooden boxes with sliding lids, serif typefaces with letter heights of 18mm, 5mm & 7mm (contained in wooden box with hinged lid, cardboard box & wooden box respectively), plus san serif typeface with letter 4mm height (contained in cardboard box), plus a student set of 31 finishing tools with wooden handles (including 18 decorative, 7 single line pallets & 6 gouges), contained in wooden box with sliding lid (a carton)
A FINE RADIO-CONTROLLED STEAM-POWERED 1:8 SCALE MODEL OF THE WINDERMERE LAUNCH BAT (1891) MODELLED BY KEITH TOWNSEND, 1987, constructed as in working practice with framed carvel hull, planked and varnished decks fitted as appropriate, awning, hinged glazed engine compartment containing .3/8in. stroke compound marine engine with mahogany-lagged copper boiler driving a single-shaft 3-blade brass propeller, hidden servo and battery compartments, maker's/owner's plate to back of cockpit numbered '16', loosely mounted on brass and marble display base with brass banner legend signed in facsimile, within brass-mounted glass cover with end handles. Overall measurements -- 17 x 47½ x 15in. (43 x 120.5 x 38cm.); builder's certificate; historic data; instructions; tools and spare parts, (A lot), Bat became famous when, in 1904, she was successfully used in the first experiments by Isaac Story and Jack Kitchen to steer a craft via remote radio control. Discovered derelict in 1966, she has since been restored and is now located in Windermere Museum. This lot will be available for viewing at Imperial Road,
Selig, Sonnenthal & Co., Engineers. : Supplementary Catalogue of Tools and Machinery. Nd. C. 1890. Qto. Soft back with illustrated card covers. 336pp of engraved-type illustrations of workshop machinery and tools. Scarce. CONDITION REPORT: Covers are 'grubby' but intact. Text block and illustrations very tight, clean and bright.
A 19th century Continental porcelain etui, the embossed white body decorated with floral sprays, with gilt metal mounts, the hinged lid opening to reveal a fitted interior of gilt metal tools, comprising bobbin, spoon, knife, folding knife, scissors, etc. height 4ins Condition report: Some scratches to glaze, some rubbing to glaze in area, tiny areas of discolouration, one implement is missing, mounts are tarnished in places, scissor blades are corroded, pen nib is squashed and possibly missing a section, pen knife blade is slightly corroded, one implement with spooned end is bent.
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