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'DER EWIGE JUDE' POSTCARD Vibrant anti-Semitic postcard from the infamous Nazi exhibition ‘The Eternal Jew’ by Joseph Goebbels, 4 x 6 in., displayed at the German Museum in Munich from 1937-38. The front depicts a caricatured Jew holding coins and a whip, the verso bears pre-printed German postage. Fine condition.

REPORTS ON THE HAMBURG-NUENGAMME CONCENTRATION CAMP (3) Incredibly detailed grouping of three retained carbon copies of prisoners' statements, likely collected for use at the Nuremberg Trials ca. 1946, each providing chilling details of the shocking conditions at the Nuengamme concentration camp and the atrocities committed therein. INCLUDES: a statement from witness 'Hagenah', 1p. 8vo., concerning the brutality of camp commander SS-Oberscharfuhrer Emanuel Eichler. In part: '...Eichler was brutal and coarse; he used to boast, among other things, that he was the executioner of Husum. This was the impression he produced on us also. He gave orders for amusement to prisoners who did not need to work - there were, in the final weeks, only about 100 of them. In addition, Eichler, together with some SS guards, beat a man who apparently attempted to escape so severely that the latter suffered four wounds in the head, a broken left arm, a displaced left kidney and several fractures from kicks. Eichler gave orders that no bandaging was to be applied. The doctor and I, however, bandaged him immediately. Eichler came back around 2300 hours, and wanted to see the man. When he set eyes on him, he tore the bandage from his face, and struck both the doctor and myself for doing it...He plundered the Red Cross parcels, and shared the booty with SS Rottenfuhrer Maas; E....'; WITH: a similar statement, 1p. 4to., Aug. 23, 1945 by Franziska Turowski, in part: '...Report on the conditions at the firm of Jung, in the Witternstrasse, Hamburg Wilhelmsburg, where prisoners from the Neuengamme Concentration Camp...were employed...the treatment of prisoners by the foremen and the SS was mean and brutal. The firm demanded an output from our people which could not be attained, on account of their weak physical condition which was further affected by deficiencies in food; they got only a litre of thin soup from the firm, as they themselves have testified. In order to drive the workers on to still greater efforts, the firm gave special privileges on a generous scale to the foremen who, on their part, incited the prisoners to work by the well-known methods. The firm of Jung must also be held responsible for failing to observe the required safety practices in connection with the clearing-up work done by prisoners. For this reason, it came about, (among other things), that one prisoner lost his life and another was severely injured...'; WITH: a similar statement, 1p. 4to., by political prisoner Michael Muller, in part: '...Report on Unterscharfuhrer/Rapportfuhrer Dreimann...for several years a hut commander in the Neuengamme camp, and finally became company sergeant-major...Dreimann behaved particularly brutally in respect of the ill-treatment and killing of prisoners. He took special pleasure, when he rode his bicycle across the parade ground...carrying a rawhide whip and striking out indiscriminately at the prisoners standing there. He behaved particularly cruelly towards sick prisoners, lashing them if they wished to transfer from the barrack block to the hospital with his riding whip. He had great sport with prisoners who were to be hanged, when he was taking them to the place of execution. Out of purely depraved pleasure he called those condemned to die by insulting names, such as 'filthy swine', 'Communist sow'; he himself regularly struck them in the face with his riding whip. He also distinguished himself on the occasion of the shooting of 59 Russian officers; he came out of the bunker dripping with blood, and took pride in having shot 21 of them personally. On the next morning, the heroes of this massacre...boasted about how many each of them had killed...he had beaten to death, out of completely sadistic pleasure, prisoners in the Wittenberg working party...' Some copy just a little blurred, else ver`y good. With full translations.

REPORTS ON THE HAMBURG-NUENGAMME AND BEHNDORF CONCENTRATION CAMPS (2) Incredibly detailed pair of retained carbon copies of prisoners' statements, likely collected for use at the Nuremberg Trials ca. 1946, each providing frightening details of the horrific conditions at the Nuengamme and Behndorf/Helmstedt concentration camps, and the atrocities committed there. INCLUDES: a statement submitted by four named Polish prisoners, 1p. 4to., in part: '...SS Unterscharfuhrer Dreimann...was designated as the fiend of Neuengamme. He exercised, during the period from mid-May 1943 onwards, a rule of terror among the prisoners which cannot be described here in words. We, the undersigned witnesses, give the following information and some examples of his behaviour and actions...The beatings or brutal whippings which were carried out in the block commander's room were, in every case, the result of orders from him. He himself took a sufficient personal part in them for it to be established, at the outset, that Dreimann was a sadist, a person with overwhelming perversions who, unmoved by any human feelings, has exercised at full capacity his violent passions and brutal treatment on the defenseless prisoners. Dreimann's speciality lay in his predilection for kicking prisoners ruthlessly in the belly, the testicles or the shins. With the whip, he normally struck people across the face or on the head. He did it in such a savage manner that the person struck was no longer recognizable as a human being. These beatings with stick or whip were ordered by him for the most trivial offences, or were actually carried out by him. Dreimann had the chief responsibility for the executions which were carried out in the bunker. Here Dreimann went so far on his own authority that he carried out hangings of his own free choice, and without bothering about the victims' nationality...prisoners who had attempted to escape or had done bad work, which he treated as sabotage, and accordingly handed over those concerned to be hanged. He went so far as to subject prisoners who were to be hanged to 4 or 5 days starvation beforehand. Dreimann was the executioner of Neuengamme...[he] dealt personally with the hanging of over 80 Netherlanders who had taken part in the resistance movement in Holland. Dreimann forced the Netherlanders in turn to hang each other and to take the bodies down. In addition, there is to be put to his account the hanging of a group of Czech nationals, who were brought into the camp as alleged resistance fighters. The murder of Russian prisoners-of-war who had absconded from a P.0.W.camp was also his doing; he lent a hand in ruthlessly hanging them. in 1944, 400-500 Hungarian Jews were delivered to the camp. In the space of a couple of months;, over half the numbers in this particular train load were annihilated. Here Dreimann approached the individual working groups personally, in order to give instructions himself as to how they were to be wiped out. Very few of these Jews are still alive...He took the possessions of prisoners which were of personal interest to himself, in order to keep them for his own purposes above all, precious stones, gold, tobacco and good soap, etc...as he roamed through the blocks and sought out prisoners...over any triviality, to thrash them in an inhuman fashion...' Ragged top margin not affecting content; WITH: a similar statement from prisoner 'E. Bosch', held at Behndorf/Helmstedt concentration camp, 1p. 14to., in part: '...on the I.B.N. company, formerly the Ascania Works [Berlin]...There worked at the I.B.N. factory 200 male prisoners, 2000 women prisoners and 800 German civilians, together with 3200 foreigners, such as Russians, Poles, Dutch, Belgian and French. Treatment there was very bad. The daily work period amounted to 12 hours...The biggest and worst slave-drivers were Decker, the general manager, and Klein, the engineer, both inhabitants of Berlin. They vented their ill-humor on every occasion on the prisoners. They showed no restraint even in respect of the civilian workers, whether German or foreign; it was all the same to these two characters, so that their rancor often spread over to the civilians as well. Both of these gentlemen put a number of foreigners into the concentration camp. If there was any confrontation, they always threatened people with the concentration camp, so that opposition on the part of the working personnel was impossible...The building management for both of these air-raid shelters was in the hands of party members. The building management as such was subordinate to the SS. In charge of it was Obersturmfuhrer Busch...This man personally felled prisoners to the ground. If a civilian worker wanted to take leave, this was refused, so that workers took the law into their own hands, and left work without permission. For this, many of them were put into the labor camp. Among the works management itself, those who particularly distinguished themselves were the senior foreman Brem, who struck prisoners daily with a stout stick, and the two foremen, Bohm and Schroder...Paul Mertens, the senior foreman in this firm...particularly distinguished himself. He harassed and beat prisoners almost to death. His colleagues often asked and urged him to desist. The answer he made was: 'These criminals must work until they drop dead.'...' Very good, with full translations.

Late Victorian/early Edwardian riding crop, the antler handle above a silver collar initialled JAC and a malacca stem, the leather whip with tasselled ends, 142cm long 

An antique brass door porter, in the form of a foxes head with riding whip handle, 37cm high 

A lady's gilt metal mounted riding whip, others, silver mounted (3)

A COALPORT LIMITED EDITION 'TROOPING THE COLOUR' FIGURINE, depicting Her Majesty The Queen on horseback, supported in a separate inset wooden plinth, sculpted by Timothy Potts and issued in 2002 to celebrate the Golden Jubilee, with certificate, base numbered 393/450, height including plinth 32cm (1 + plinth + certificate) (Condition report: appears in good condition, whip a little loose, dusty)

A Boxed And Sealed Hot Toys Iron Man 2 Whip Lash 1/6th Scale Figure.

Cecil Aldin (British 1870-1935): 'The Huntsman' and 'The Water Jump', pair chromolithographs housed in oak frames with whip and saddle detail 27cm x 69cm (2)

A collection of Dean's Rag Book teddy bears, comprising Walnut Whip, limited edition 68 of 70, Moreton Jeffries, limited edition 3 of 25, Apple Pie, special edition for Apple Pie House, limited edition 43 of 50, Egbert 1999 Autumn Time Special, limited edition 1 of 60, Toffee Apple, special edition for Apple Pie House, limited edition 9 of 15, and Joey, special edition for the Midland Bear Festival 2001, limited edition 62 of 75, all with swing tag certificates. (6)

A carriage drivers whip and bowler

A quantity of collectables. To include photographic plate carriers, a Canyon paint sprayer and a Spark Whip cream whipper with gas bulbs

A 20th Century country house mahogany boot and whip rack with eight pegs and brass handle, on splayed supports, 74cm high, 50cm wide, 30cm deep CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection

A vintage horn handled riding whip with silver collar; and various parasols and umbrellas

MOTU Castle Greyskull (almost complete, string and a few weapons for the rack are missing) Cards, decals and flag appear to be in fair condition. Also included are figures Beast and Battle cat. Beast is missing whip and left arm band, Battle cat is complete. All appear to be in good condition.(Does not constitute a guarantee)

Two 19th century canes and a whip-longest 91 cms.

Hunting interest: a collection of hunting interest items to include framed prints, one in gilt-style frame, whip, stick and other bits etc (Qty). Collection only.

COLLECTION OF GENTLEMAN'S JEWELLERY1st: Single-sided, the cufflinks of basketweave design with the matching tie clip, 2nd: Single-sided, the carved jade cufflinks with matching tie tack, 3rd: Single-sided, the cufflinks each set with cat's eye quartz, with matching tie tack, 4th: Single-sided, the cufflinks each set with a lapis lazuli plaque, flanked by a row of single-cut diamonds, 5th: Single-sided, the mabé cultured pearl cufflinks with mother-of-pearl backing, 6th: The cufflinks of rigid curb-link design, 7th: Single-sided, the gold-plated 'Fast' cufflinks, of polished abstract design on a brushed ground, Reyt, 8th: The tie tack set with an oval cabochon ruby, 9th: The tie tack set with an oval cabochon water opal, 10th: The tie tack set with a star ruby, 11th: The tie stud set with a 7.5mm cultured pearl, 12th: The tie clip designed as a horse whip, with a diamond set horse shoe to the centre, with applied initials HM, 13th: The gold plated lighter within a fitted patent leather pouch, Dunhill, 14th: Gold cigar cutter with a partially struck London hallmark for 1979, 14th: maker's mark Kv, partial London hallmark, various lengths (17)Footnotes:Please note, this lot will be subject to US Fish and Wildlife inspection if imported into the USA.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: YY Subject to CITES regulations when exporting items outside of the EU, see clause 13.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Grand Tour bronze group of a Roman chariot: with two rearing horses and charioteer with raised whip, mounted on a marble and ebonised rectangular base, raised on claw feet, 40cm wide.

Dick Francis Signed Book Whip Hand Hardback Book 1979 First Edition Signed by Dick Francis on the First page published by Michael Joseph Ltd (Penguin Books) some ageing good condition. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £9.99

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY AUSTRALIAN WHIP HANDLE, carved and weighted hardwood, inlaid with the owner's name F.H. Wells, carved Advance Australia, and then below with various motifs to include Australian animals and birds, cricket bat, snake, card suits, sheep shears, anchor, thistle, rose and shamrock, 37.5cm long and 3.5cm diameter at the base. F.H. Wells, died 1937, former policeman and later Registrar of Motor Vehicles, Mount Gambier, Australia.

Two horn-handled riding crops, one with woven leather whip; together with a pair of Heath & Co. Ltd., London, binoculars, in original leather carrying case. (3)

A carriage drivers whip

A LATE REGENCY MAHOGANY EXTENDING DINING TABLE, the rounded rectangular top on three turned and outswept pillars, with three additional leaves, height 70cm, width 124cm, total length 280cm *Provenance: formerly in the ownership of the late Sir Anthony Berry, former whip in Margaret Thatcher's government who was tragically killed in the Brighton Hotel Bombing in 1984. The current vendor purchased the table directly from Edward Berry, son of Sir Anthony Berry, who confirmed that it had previously been at the family home.

HAZEL M PEEL: PILOT THE HUNTER, ill Keith Money, London, George G Harrap, 1962, 1st edition, original cloth, d/w (v minor losses) + MONICA EDWARDS: BLACK HUNTING WHIP, ill Geoffrey Whittan, London, Collins, 1955, original cloth, d/w (small part losses and closed tears) + MONICA MARSDEN: MANOR HOUSE MYSTERY, ill Greta Jones, Leicester, Brockhampton Press, 1950, 1st edition, original cloth, d/w (price clipped and small part losses) + FREDERICK FRANCIS NICHOLLS: THE FREE TRADERS, London, Heinemann, 1967, 1st edition, original cloth, d/w (small part losses) + RICHARD CHURCH: 3 titles: DOWN RIVER, ill Laurence Irving, London, Heinemann, 1958, 1st edition, original cloth, d/w (price clipped and small part losses); THE BELLS OF RYE, ill Michael Hubbard, London, Heinemann, 1960, 1st edition, original cloth, d/w (price clipped and small part losses); THE FRENCH LIEUTENANT, London, Heinemann, 1971, 1st edition, original cloth, d/w (small part losses) (7)

Antique Indigenous Aboriginal Weapons including: Boomerang with incised decoration (107cm drilled for wall mounting), incised spear thrower (74cm), fluted club (71cm), death stick with carved twist decoration (50cm) & whip (4)

Miscellaneous collection of detective & crime fiction comprising: Sail a Crooked Ship, by Nathaniel Benchley, 1st, Hutchinson, 1961; What Dread Hand, Christianna Brand, 2nd, Michael Joseph, 1969; No Fear or Favour, Henry Cecil): 1st, Michael Joseph, 1968; Dark Hero, Peter Cheyney, 1st, Collins, 1946; After the Funeral, Agatha Christie, 1st, Collins Crime Club, 1953; Sleeping Murder, Agatha Christie, 1st, Collins Crime Club, 1976; Parcels for Inspector West, John Creasey, 1st, Hodder, 1956; Accident for Inspector West, John Creasey, 1st, Hodder, 1957; Strike for Death, John Creasey, 1st, Hodder, 1958; Death of a Racehorse, John Creasey, 1st, Hodder, 1959; Death in Cold Print, John Creasey, 1st, Hodder 1961; Policeman’s Dread, John Creasey, 1st, Hodder, 1962; The World of Tim Frazer, Francis Durbridge, 1st, Hodder, 1962; Dead Cert, Dick Francis, 1st, Michael Joseph, 1962: ex Boots lib.; Whip Hand, Dick Francis, 1st, Michael Joseph, 1979; Banker, Dick Francis, 1st, Michael Joseph, 1982; The High Game, Paul Geddes, 1st, Michael Joseph, 1968; Lonely Hearts, John Harvey, 1st, Viking, 1989; The Andean Murders, Laurence Hazard, 1st, Arthur Barker, 1960; Sinners and Shrouds, Jonathan Latimer, 1st, Methuen, 1956; The Spy Who Came in From the Cold, John Le Carre, 7th impression, Gollancz, Jan 1964; Saturday Games, Brown Meggs, 1st, Collins Crime Club, 1975; The Secret of the Pit, Laurence Meynell, 1st, Macmillan, 1982; Diamonds Bid, Julian Rathbone, 1st, Michael Joseph 1967; The Speaker of Mandarin, Ruth Rendell, 1st, Hutchinson, 1983; Phantom Holiday, Martin Russell, 1st, Collins Crime Club, 1974; Corpse on London Bridge, Louis Southworth, 1st, Robert Hale, 1969. All but Dead Cert with dust-jackets, most books appear good & bright, some with pale spotting to edges of text-block, jackets in varying condition, some very good, varied, collection sold as found with all faults (27)

Five leaves from an extremely large codex of John of Freiburg, Summa confessorum, in Latin, manuscript on parchment [France, early fourteenth century] Five leaves (including two bifolia), double column of 51 lines of a fine rounded early gothic bookhand, quotations underlined in red, red rubrics, paragraph marks in alternate red or blue, small initials in red or blue with contrasting penwork, 2 larger initials variegated in red or blue with elaborate penwork infill and penwork extensions in margin trailing into long whip-like penstrokes, one catchword at end of partial bifolium, reused on an account book dated 1567 and 1569, some tears, folds, discolouration and small holes, overall fair and presentable condition, each leaf approximately 370 by 290mm. The Dominican theologian, John of Freiburg, composed his gigantic Summa confessorum in the years 1297-8. These works were an extension to the works of Raymond of Pennafort and William of Rennes' gloss on that work. They were very popular in the Middle Ages, and both survive in approximately 170 recorded manuscripts (T. Kaeppeli and E. Panella, Scriptores Ordinis Praedicatorum medii aevi, 1970-93, ii. 430-6 and iv. 152).

Two leaves from a large English manuscript of Petrus Riga, Aurora, in the first redaction of Aegidius of Paris, in Latin verse, on parchment [England, second half of fourteenth century (c. 1375)] Two single leaves, each with 32 lines in a small and rounded English gothic hand much influenced by secretarial forms (with parts of the text for Exodus, lines 149-212 of that part of the poem, and for I Kings, lines 185-248 of that part of the poem), paragraph marks in red or dark blue, rubrics in red and set off in outer margin with paragraph marks there, running titles in main hand in red, four larger initials in dark blue with ornate red penwork with whip-like extensions in margins, one leaf torn away at extremity of foot (without affect to text, and probably once with a pasted on medieval repair which has since fallen away), the same leaf with tape marks in upper margin from last mounting, a few small spots, else in excellent and fresh condition, each approximately 285 by 198mm. Provenance:1. The large and impressive parent manuscript of these leaves was owned by the Grosvenor family, Dukes of Westminster; their sale Sotheby's, 11 July 1966, lot 229 (when it had 267 leaves but was already missing a gathering and about 13 other leaves).2. Francis Edwards, bookseller, who acquired it in the Sotheby's sale, before removing three damaged leaves that had had their initials cut out, and advertising the rest of the codex in a number of his subsequent catalogues.3. At some time later more leaves were removed from the main codex, or it was completely dispersed, perhaps in North America. One from the collection of Bernard Rosenthal (1920-2017) appeared as Quaritch cat. 1348, Bookhands of the Middle Ages VIII (2007), no. 96, and other leaves now reside in Marquette University in Milwaukee as donations of Dr. and Mrs John Pick, as well as the University of South Carolina, their early MS. 125.4. These leaves from the collection of Roger Martin (1939-2020) of Grimsby. Text:This text, alongside the Bible and the works of Peter Lombard, was one of the fundamental textbooks used in the thirteenth-century universities of France and Italy. The author was a canon of Rheims cathedral, and most probably died in 1209. It is a distillation of the historical passages of the Bible in verse, with a commentary and allegorical discussion. The leaf now in the University of South Carolina importantly reveals that the text here is the first redaction by Aegidius of Paris, composed c. 1200 (see P.E. Beichner, Aurora: Petri Rigae Biblia Versificata, 1965).

A 20th century horn hafted riding whip, 47cm long; others, leather plaited, 78cm long; C & J Zair Makers, etc (3)

A 19th century Coalbrookdale novelty cast iron stick stand, in the form of a dog on its hind legs holding a whip in its mouth, the drip-pan as lily pads, painted, 59cm high, diamond registration mark, no.85297

A lady's gilt metal mounted riding whip, others, silver mounted (3)

A Persian copper coffee pot, 32cm high; a Japanese cloisonne pot and cover, Meiji period; a 'Persian' jar and cover; a bamboo walking cane; leather whip; etc

A PAIR OF SIZE 9 LONG RIDING BOOTS AND A BULL WHIP

A collection of engravings, etchings, prints, etc to include AFTER MARIUS BAUER "Een feestdag in Delhi" etching, signed and titled indistinctly in pencil, 55 cm x 39 cm, WILLIAM DENATALE "Abstract study of trees", signed lower right, 24 cm x 17 cm, two Japanese studies of "Insects" and "Birds", bearing inscriptions to the right hand side on each, 28 cm x 16 cm and W CROWLEY "Gentleman on horse with whip and two dogs behind", pencil study, signed and dated 6 22 1847, 24 cm x 30 cm

VINTAGE FORNASETTI PAPER BIN the cylindrical bin with a lithographed repeating design of a soldier on horseback carrying a whip. With small brass feet and brass rim, marked to the base Fornasetti Milano, Made in Italy. 28.5cms high

Riding crops, walking sticks, and a hide whip

After Frederic Remington (American, 1861-1909), bronze "The Broncho Buster", modelled as a cowboy on rearing horse, dark brown patina, above hind leg stamped with triangle within circle, the naturalistic base inscribed 'Frederic Remington', raised on rectangular grey marble plinth, 10 x 17in. (25.5 x 43.2cm.), 20 ½in. (52.1cm.) high. * The whip detached, otherwise appears good.

to P.J. Mène, bronze statue of a jockey on horseback, 42 cm high (whip missing)

Leather whip with silver plated dog head, 42 cm long

After Cecil Aldin (British 1870-1935): 'The Huntsman', 'The Whip', 'The Glasgow Coach', 'The Liverpool Coach' and 'The Eton Coach', set five chromolithographs 27cm x 70cm (5)

A rare inter-War Transjordan Frontier Force officer's traditional Jordanian clothing and accoutrements group with dagger, comprising a keffiyeh and agal, with a waist sash bearing TFF buttons, the accoutrements comprising a white metal and niello mounted leather belt, holster and ammunition pouch, together with a riding whip, also a fine kindjal like dagger, its niello and white metal mounts incorporating the inscription "Major J R Lupton, TJFF. 32 38", the group is accompanied by a period print of a watercolour depiction of a TJFF unit and a copy of Brigadier John Bagot Glubb's "The Story of the Arab Legion" bearing a tipped-in photograph.

An M&S 50th anniversary limited edition WALNUT CLASSIC WHIP tin standing 18cmApprox 1 pieces

A GURKHA KNIFE WITH SHEAF, TOGETHER WITH A FURTHER EASTERN KNIFE AND A LEATHER INLAID WHIP.

A gold and diamond horseshoe / whip brooch

Collection of three equestrian whipscomprising of a carriage drivers whip, horse riding crop and one other and a umbrella or parasol with unmarked white metal handle (4) At present, there is no condition report prepared for this lot, this in no way indicates a good condition, please contact the saleroom for a full condition report.

21st Lancers Riding Crop / Whip. The nickel thimble pattern top (Dented) is embossed with the regimental device. Leather grip with plaited covered shaft, now fitted with a red and white string / thong to tip. Overall GC, .

An early 20th century mahogany boot and whip rack, with an arrangement of ten whip/crop pegs and recesses for five pairs of boots, on plain uprights and trestle type supports, 91cm H x 60cm W

Hot Wheels - Treasure Hunt - Super Treasure Hunt - 8 x unopened carded models, Super Treasure Hunt Tucker Torpedo # T9721, Tantrum # B3579, Porsche 959 # 57005, Whip Creamer II # B3578, Hummer H3T # J3288, Audacious # B3580, Corvette C6 # J3290, Purple Passion # G6736. The cars appear Mint in Near Mint packaging. (This does not constitute a guarantee)

Britains - A collection of unboxed Britains Hunt figures. Lot includes Two Galloping Hunters (Lady & Gentleman) #598 Mounted Gentleman Farmer (missing whip) ; a fallen tree, fox, hare, warren, 2 dog kennels with sitting hounds; plus two standing Huntsman. Figures show age related wear and paint loss, overall ranging one Fair - mainly Good - Very Good. (This does not constitute a guarantee)

Hot Wheels - Treasure Hunt - 8 x unopened models from the Treasure Hunt series, Audacious # B3580, 67 Mustang # J3286, Super Tsunami # 57010, Rodger Dodger # G6744, Whip Creamer II # B3578, Super Smooth # B3574, Anglia Panel # 54332, Splittin Image # B3575. The models appear Mint in Near Mint packaging. (This does not constitute a guarantee)

Hot Wheels - Treasure Hunt - 8 x unopened models from the Treasure Hunt series, 58 Corvette # G6738, Tail Dragger # 54330, 57 Chevy # G6738, Rodger Dodger # G6744, Whip Creamer II # B3578, 56 Flashsider # G6740, Anglia Panel # 54332, Splittin Image # B3575. The models appear Mint in Near Mint packaging. (This does not constitute a guarantee)

A 19h century large spelter figure with whip

A J.W.Benson 9ct. gold open faced pocket watch, crown wind, having signed white enamel Arabic numeral dial with subsidiary Arabic numeral seconds dial, gold spade and whip hands. 49mm wide 9ct. gold case by Dennison Watch Case Co, Birmingham 1928, in working order. (gross weight 86.0g) 

A Victorian 18ct. gold open faced pocket watch, key wind, having gold engine turned dial with Roman numeral chapter ring, blued spade and whip hands, 41mm wide 18ct. gold case by maker "GT", London 1864, movement working. (gross weight 53.9g) Further images added 

A gold open-faced pocket watch, key wind, having having gold engine turned and engraved dial with Roman numeral chapter ring, spade and whip hands, 37mm wide 18ct. gold case, movement currently not working. (gross weight 43.7g), in fitted J.W.Benson case.Further image added

Gentleman's Walking Cane/Whip, circa 1900 with tapering entwined string body and white metal handle, 81cm long , Horn handled riding crop, with faults. (2)

4 Mattel Hot Wheels "Redlines" issues comprising a Splittin Image in red, a Whip Creamer in blue, a Peeping Bomb in emerald, and a Turbofire in blue - all models are in very near mint condition

Manuscript.- Holme (Richard) [Collection of recipes], manuscript, 61pp., browned, some foxing and staining, split into two pieces, original wrappers with an engraved portrait of Leopold Ignaz Joseph Balthasar Felician, King of Hungary on upper cover, upper cover tears with small loss to edges, lower cover detached and torn with extensive loss, soiled, manuscript notes on covers, sm. 4to, 1737.⁂ Recipes include: "To Make Sugar Puffs"; "To Make Goosbery Marina"; "To Make Apple Past"; "To Make whip Silibubs"; "To Make Orange Butter"; "To Collar a Pigg"; "To Make a puttato Puding"; "To brisk Mutton"; "To Make a bred puding"; "To Make white Hoggs puddings"; "To make Birch Wine" etc.