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Lot 348
Zwei Uhrmacherwerkzeuge Geradbohrmaschine. Stahl. ''E. Kreissig'', Glashütte. Arbeitsfläche auf vier Füßen mit drei justierbaren Dornen zur Halterung sowie einem vertikalen, beweglichen Körner. H. 24 cm. Werkhalter. Messing. Universalwerkzeug eines Uhrmachers zur Arretierung von Uhrwerken und kleineren Elementen. D 6,5 cm. Set of two clockmaker's tools. Small drill or marker tool, steel, Glashuette. And fixation tool for setting up movements.
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Lot 1916
CROCODILE SKIN DRESSING CASE & SILVER FITTINGS a crocodile skin case with folding flaps, with various fittings including silver top jars and silver boxes, silver shaving brush, brushes, manicure tools etc. Silver fittings marked for A Garrett & Sons, Piccadilly. With a 'N' monogram on the case and fittings. Case 33cms by 24cms
Lot 206
A charming hand made 1/16 scale Circus ' Fun Fair ' related showman's Scammell vehicle. The wagon named ' Devon Lady II ' and comes well made and highly detailed with tools visible to the rear section, and a driver seated in the cab. Static model, and very well made. Wired for lights (via a battery). Housed in its original custom built wooden carry case, with some accessories. Measures approx; 27cm long.
Lot 2449
Heckler & Koch Mod. PSP (Polizei-Selbstlade-Pistole), in SchatulleKal. 9 mm Luger, Nr. 185, nummerngleich. Blanker Polygonlauf, Länge 102 mm. Achtschüssig. Dt. Beschuss 1978. Kontrastvisier. Links am Verschluss bezeichnet "HK - Heckler & Koch GmbH / Oberndorf/N - Mod. PSP", rechts Kaliber. Vollständige, originale Hochglanzbrünierung, Verschluss leicht pflaumenfarben. Schwarze Kunststoffgriffschalen. Magazin. Präsentiert in einer aufwändigen Nussholzschatulle mit goldenen Beschlägen, Maße 29 x 17 x 6 cm, ausgelegt mit grünem Filz. Eingelegt Ersatzmagazin, Werkzeug und Schatullenschlüssel, Schloss defekt. Putzstock fehlt. Neue Gesamterhaltung. Sehr gesuchte Testwaffe aus Gesamtfertigung von nur 239 Stück in teils leicht unterschiedlichen Ausführungen im Nummernbereich 1 - 239 als Vorserie zu HK P 7. Vgl. u.a. M.Kersten, "HK - Die Pistolen 1952 - 1992, S 183 ff.WBK: Achtung - ErlaubnispflichtigZustand: IA cased semi-auto pistol, Heckler & Koch GmbH, Mod. PSP, Cal. 9 mm Luger, No. 185Cal. 9 mm Luger, SN. 185, matching numbers. Bright polygonal rifling, length 102 mm. Eight shots. German proof mark, 1978. Contrast sight. Inscribed "HK - Heckler & Koch GmbH / Oberndorf/N - Mod. PSP" on the left, the calibre on the right. Highly polished, original bluing on all surfaces, the lock slightly plum coloured. Black plastic grip panels. Magazine. Presented in an opulent walnut storage case with gold fittings, dimensions 29 x 17 x 6 cm, lined in green felt. Complete with spare magazine, tools and storage case key, the lock defective. The cleaning rod is missing. Overall in mint condition. Highly sought-after test pistol from a series of just 239, some in slightly different designs, numbering from 1 - 239 as a pre-production series to HK P 7. See also M. Kersten, "HK - Die Pistolen 1952 - 1992", p. 183 ff.WBK: Attention - For this gun we will need to obtain an export license for you, based on your import permit (if needed in your country) or through your firearms dealerCondition: I
Lot 2565
SIG P 210-5 Target mit zwei Wechselläufen, Oschatz-Tuning, im KofferKal. 9 mm Luger, Nr. P312643, nummerngleich, blanker Lauf, Länge 120 mm, long slide-Kompensator. Die beiden Ersatzläufe mit Längen von 120 und 150 mm long slide ebenfalls nummerngleich. Mikrovisier. Verlängerter Griffsporn. Links am Verschluss SIG-Signet und "P 210-5 Target", rechts "Hämmerli Tiengen", am Kompensator "Waffen Oschatz". Fertigung bis auf das Visier in satiniertem Stainless mit polierten Seitenflächen. Punzierte Nussholzgriffschalen. Magazin mit Schuh. Im schwarzen Zahlenkoffer, Maße 45 x 19 x 7 cm, Deckel ausgelegt mit brüchigem Schaumstoff. Eingelegt die beiden Wechselläufe, eine Schließfeder, zwei Ersatzmagazine, Werkzeug und drei Schussbilder.WBK: Achtung - ErlaubnispflichtigZustand: IA cased SIG P210-5 Target with two barrel sets and Oschatz tuningCal. 9 mm Luger, SN. P312643, Matching numbers, bright bore, barrel length 120 mm, long-slide compensator. The two barrel sets 120 resp. 150 mm long, the latter with slide extension, both with matching numbers. Micro-sights. Extended beavertail. On the left side of the slide SIG logo and “P 210-5 Target”, on the right “Hämmerli Tiengen”, the compensator marked “Waffen Oschatz”. Apart from the sights satin-finished stainless steel with polished side surfaces. Carved walnut grips. Magazine with extension. In black case with combination lock, dimensions 45 x 19 x 7 cm, lid lined with foam (brittle). Included are two spare magazines, a recoil spring, tools and three test targets.WBK: Attention - For this gun we will need to obtain an export license for you, based on your import permit (if needed in your country) or through your firearms dealerCondition: I
Lot 281
Lee Enfield No 5 Jungle Carbine Foresight Adjustment Tool, (cramp) complete with original packing box dated 1948, the box in unopened condition.B2 CR. 27A TOOLS FORESIGHT, CLAMP No. 4 MK II QTY. 1. On the side of the box is a rubber stamp I.F.A and a date stamp DEC 1948.The final six images included in the lot description Illustrated online are taken by the vendor who has another identical example which he has opened up to photograph. From previously opened examples owned by the vendor the tool is stamped NO 4 RIFLE NO 5 and a Crown over E over 3C , E being the RSAF Enfield Inspection Mark. The Official designation was the Tool Foresight Cramp No.4 for the No.5 rifle. This is slightly confusing, but then the one for the No.4 rifle was the No.3 cramp!There is a reference for them in Dorsey and Shaffer’s book Gun Tools Volume 2, page 364 ‘This cramp adjusts windage on the British No.5 Mk1 Jungle Carbine front sight. The large hole fits around the flash hider and the smaller hole clears the bayonet stud located under the flash hider. Blackened machined steel with the following markings: Crown E and No.4 Rifle No.5.’
![[Beckford (William)] [Vathek] An Arabian Tale..., first edition, with errata leaf but lacking final blank, woodcut illustrati](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/458dcef5-8ad2-4b82-ac33-ad1800cbd552/69831139-fa71-492d-855f-ad180117d98d/468x382.jpg)
Lot 233
[Beckford (William)] [Vathek] An Arabian Tale..., first edition, with errata leaf but lacking final blank, woodcut illustrations of fans to p.316, with later card of John I.Waterbury inscribed with Christmas good wishes mounted on front free endpaper, bound in striking later crushed dark brown morocco tooled in gilt, by Rivière & Son, covers with inlaid shaped panel of purple morocco with a central mandorla containing a plumed ornament (?fan) in gilt with a small oval onlay of red morocco and the title, author and date above and below in gilt, the panel surrounded by a border of bold gilt tools and swirling lines of small dots and circles within a single gilt rule, spine in compartments with title and similar tools in gilt and five raised bands, signed at foot of front turn-in, g.e., spine faded, a little rubbed at edges, split to upper joint, 8vo (binding c.195 x 120mm.), for J.Johnson, 1786.⁂ A suitably exotic binding for Beckford's influential Gothic novel, originally written in French and translated and edited by his friend Rev. Samuel Henley. Contrary to Beckford's wishes this edition preceded the first French edition which was published in December 1786 but dated 1787.
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Lot 237
de Coverly (Roger, binder).- [Cory (William Johnson)] Ionica, Smith, Elder & Co., 1858; Ionica II, [printed Cambridge, at the University Press], 1877, together 2 vol. in 1, first editions, book-label to front endpaper and traces of removed bookplate, bound in olive green morocco elaborately tooled in gilt, by Roger de Coverly, covers with all-over design of quatrefoils made up of drawer-handle tools and flowers outlined in pointillé against a background of small circles, dots and stars in gilt, all within a border of triple gilt fillet and outer floral roll, spine in compartments with title and pointillé flowers in gilt and five raised bands, signed at foot of front cover, turn-ins with gilt floral decorations, ivory silk moiré doublures and flyleaves, g.e., very slightly rubbed at edges, preserved in modern cloth drop-back box, 8vo (binding c.175 x 105mm.) ⁂ Attractive binding on a volume regarded as the first published work by the Uranians, a group of homosexual poets. William Johnson (later Cory) was a master at Eton who was forced to resign in 1872 following the interception of an indiscreet letter to one of his pupils.
![Levant.- [Sandys (George)] A Relation of a Journey begun An: Dom: 1610...Containing a description of the Turkish Empire, of A](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/458dcef5-8ad2-4b82-ac33-ad1800cbd552/8f6e0bc5-4e77-4fc7-b8f8-ad180117cca8/468x382.jpg)
Lot 282
Levant.- [Sandys (George)] A Relation of a Journey begun An: Dom: 1610...Containing a description of the Turkish Empire, of Aegypt, of the Holy Land, of the Remote Parts of Italy and Islands adioyning, first edition, Charles I's large paper copy ruled in red, fine engraved architectural title by Francis Delaram, double-page engraved map mounted on stub, folding engraved panorama of Constantinople pasted in at p.32, 47 engraved illustrations and plans within text, 2 full-page, woodcut head-pieces and initials, variant issue without tail-piece at end of text, lacking final blank, with catchword "proclai" on C1r and "Turkish; built" as first words on D3v, with additional folding engraved map of Jerusalem loosely inserted (c.275 x 380mm, trimmed close to border, short tear to one edge), contemporary ink signature to title, some light soiling, a few stains, later ink note concerning provenance to front free endpaper, bookplate of Melville Portal of Laverstoke, nineteenth century brown morocco, by J.Mackenzie, preserving magnificent gilt-tooled calf covers from original binding of panel containing central gilt arms of Charles I with elaborate corner-pieces and small tools of Prince of Wales feathers to outer corners of panel, mounted within later border of thick gilt rule and inner decorative roll, spine gilt in compartments, turn-ins with multiple gilt rules, marbled endpapers, g.e., a little rubbed (mainly joints), original binding with holes from missing ties and rather scuffed on upper cover, [STC 21726; cf. Atabey 1087 (seventh edition) & Blackmer 1484 (second edition)], folio, Printed [by Richard Field] for W.Barrett, 1615.⁂ The dedication copy, presented by the author to Charles I when he was Prince of Wales.George Sandys (1578-1644), travelled to the Levant in 1610 and spent a year in Turkey, Palestine and Egypt. Blackmer describes this account of his travels as, "at the time the most elaborately illustrated English book on the Levant". Sandys later became treasurer of the Virginia Company and lived there for 10 years. This is the first book to record tobacco usage in Turkey, and includes an account of smoking in Constantinople.
Lot 349
Oxford.- Loggan (David) Oxonia Illustrata, first edition, engraved throughout with pictorial title, dedication, 2 other preliminary leaves, double-page plan, 39 double-page plates (one also folding) and a final contents leaf, all mounted on stubs, title lightly soiled and small stain to foot of dedication, one or two small rust-spots, plate 27 of Christ Church slightly creased at right edge, plate 39 'Aula B.Mariae Magdalenae' a little browned, otherwise an excellent clean copy from the Sunderland Library at Blenheim Palace with bookplate recording purchase by Bernard Quaritch in 1882, also bookplate of Melville Portal of Laverstoke, attractive contemporary red morocco, covers tooled in gilt with double fillet border enclosing panel of triple fillet and another inner panel of decorative roll, both with small floral tools at outer corners, spine with seven compartments, titled in one, the others with ornate lozenge and triangular corner tools in gilt and six raised bands, g.e., a little rubbed and stained, spine slightly worn at head, [Wing L2838], folio, Oxford, Sheldonian Theatre, 1675.⁂ A handsome copy of Loggan's beautifully illustrated work on the buildings of Oxford University, and with an excellent provenance.
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