Collectors Catalogue - Greenslade Taylor Hunt

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ANTIQUES SALEROOM
The
Collector’s Sale
FRIDAY 3rd JUNE 2016
10.00am
The Octagon Salerooms, East Reach, Taunton, Somerset, TA1 3HL
Tel: 01823 332525 Email: [email protected]
www.gth.net
ON VIEW:
SATURDAY 28th MAY 9.00am – 12.30pm
TUESDAY 31st MAY 9.00am – 5.00pm
WEDNESDAY 1st JUNE 9.00am – 5.00pm
& MORNING OF SALE FROM 8.30am
ENQUIRIES
PETER RIXON – 01823 332525
ORDER OF SALE
COINS
601-616
MEDALS & MILITARIA
617-628
THE GREAT WAR 1914 - 1918
629-650
POSTCARDS, STAMPS, EPHEMERA & AUTOGRAPHS
651-729
GENERAL TOYS
730-754
DIECAST MODELS
755-801
MODEL TRAINS
802-825
DOLLS & SOFT TOYS
826-830
ADVERTISING & PACKAGING
831-833
POP MEMORABILIA
834-838
MECHANICAL MUSIC & SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS
839-842
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
843-854
RAILWAYANA & AUTOMOBILIA
855-870
GENERAL COLLECTOR’S ITEMS INCLUDING NAUTICALIA 871-881
BOOKS, MAPS & DOCUMENTS
882-897
A PRIVATE PAUL NASH COLLECTION
898-921
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
REGARDING THE SALE OF BOOKS
Unless described in the catalogue as being sold with all faults, books
which prove on collation to be defective in illustrations or text, provided
such defects are not mentioned, may be returned by the buyer. The
sale will then be set aside providing:
1. They are returned in the same condition as they were in at the
time of the sale.
2. They are returned within seven days after the conclusion of the
sale.
Books in multiple lots may not be returned for any reason.
A sale will not be set aside due to lack of blank leaves, damaged
bindings, foxing or staining, worm holes, inserted advertisements or any
subsequently published supplements, volumes or appendices.
Please note that books purchased through these rooms are subject to
our standard rate of commission, inclusive of VAT at the prevailing rate.
COINS
Lot 601 (Part Lot)
601
GREAT BRITAIN - ASSORTED COINAGE
including a George III crown, 1819 (LIX); George III
crown, 1820 (LX); and Victoria crown, 1889; together
with a James II 'gunmoney' sixpence, July 1689; and a
small quantity of foreign coins, (total GB silver pre1920 approximately 117g; total 1920-46 approximately
16g, some punched or very worn).
£40-50
Lot 608
608
GREAT BRITAIN - ELIZABETH II, SIX
SOVEREIGNS, 1966
in a Shell case of issue.
£900-1000
602
GREAT BRITAIN - ASSORTED SILVER
COINAGE, 1920-46
(approximately 950g).
£60-80
603
COINS - AN 'H.M. QUEEN ELIZABETH, THE
QUEEN MOTHER' SILVER COIN COLLECTION
comprising twelve coins, in a presentation case,
£80-100
604
COINS - AN 'H.M. QUEEN ELIZABETH, THE
QUEEN MOTHER' SILVER COIN COLLECTION
comprising twenty-four coins, in a presentation case,
£150-170
605
COINS - ASSORTED SILVER & OTHER
including 'H.M. Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother'
commemorative issues, (silver over 317g).
£50-60
606
GREAT BRITAIN - EDWARD VII, HALF
SOVEREIGN, 1906
'De S.' below truncation, 'B.P.' in exergue.
£70-80
Lot 609
609
GREAT BRITAIN - VICTORIA, SOVEREIGN,
1887
Jubilee head.
£150-170
610
GREAT BRITAIN
SOVEREIGN, 1901
old head.
£65-70
-
VICTORIA,
HALF
611
GREAT BRITAIN - EDWARD VII, HALF
SOVEREIGN, 1904
'De S.' below truncation, 'B.P.' in exergue.
£70-80
612
GREAT BRITAIN - GEORGE V, HALF
SOVEREIGN, 1911
'B.M.' on truncation, 'B.P.' in exergue.
£70-80
607
GREAT BRITAIN - VICTORIA, SOVEREIGN,
1896
old head.
£140-160
Lot 613
613
GREAT
BRITAIN
EDWARD
SOVEREIGN, 1909
'De S' below truncation, 'B.P.' in exergue.
£150-170
VII,
Lot 614
614
GREAT
BRITAIN
GEORGE
SOVEREIGN, 1914
'B.M.' on truncation, 'B.P.' in exergue.
£150-170
V,
615
GREAT BRITAIN - ELIZABETH II TWO-COIN
COMMEMORATIVE PROOF SET, 1981
comprising a gold sovereign, and a Royal Marriage
silver crown, in case of issue.
£160-180
Lot 619
619
A SECOND WORLD WAR AIR MINISTRY
SCRAMBLE BELL
dated 1943, further marked at the shoulder 'A [crown]
M' and 'G & J', complete with clapper, 25.5cm high,
the mouth 26.5cm diameter.
Note: Believed to have come from an R.A.F. Station
on the Isle of Sheppey.
£200-300
616
TWENTY-FOUR COPPER 'TESTAMENTAL
TRUTHS'
by Thomason Direx, each 28mm diameter, in original
brass and copper container, overall 46mm high.
£40-50
MEDALS & MILITARIA
617
A SECOND
WORLD
WAR
MEDAL
COLLECTION
comprising two 1939-45 Stars; Atlantic Star; replica Air
Crew Europe Star; Africa Star; Pacific Star; Burma
Star; Italy Star; France and Germany Star; Defence
Medal; and War Medal 1939-45, all unnamed as
issued, (11).
£80-100
618
ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE / ROYAL
MILITARY ACADEMY (SANDHURST) - ASSORTED
MILITARIA
comprising a helmet plate, cap and collar badges,
tunic buttons, cloth badges, collar gorgets, a
sweetheart brooch, cloth and metal shoulder titles,
belts, lanyards, Staff College Drag Hunt buttons, and
other items.
£70-90
Lot 620 (Part Lot)
620
ASSORTED MILITARY CAP BADGES
comprising the Royal West Kent; Northamptonshire;
Gloucestershire; Dorsetshire; Duke of Cornwall's Light
Infantry (x2); Reconnaissance Corps; Devonshire;
Black Watch; South Lancashire (Prince of Wales'
Volunteers); 3rd The King's Own Hussars (x2); 10th
Royal Hussars; Wiltshire; Lincolnshire; The Border
Regiment; Bedfordshire & Hertfordshire; Royal
Warwickshire; and nineteen others, (total 37); together
with a Great War West Somerset Yeomanry silver and
tortoiseshell sweetheart brooch; West Somerset
Yeomanry gilt metal pin badge; Royal West Kent
mother of pearl sweetheart brooch; Somerset Special
Constabulary enamel lapel badge; and other items.
£80-100
621
A ROYAL ARTILLERY CAPTAIN'S DRESS
TUNIC & TROUSERS
circa 1951, by Flights Ltd of Aldershot, complete with
belt; together with various training manuals,
comprising Drill (1951) and Army Catering Services,
Parts II-IV (1945).
£40-50
Lot 627
622
EIGHT SECOND WORLD WAR 'PIN UP'
PRINTS AFTER RENE CHARRON
including 'Anti-Aircraft', 'Take Cover' and 'Siren',
various sizes, the largest 27cm x 37cm.
Provenance: The estate of artist Ray Nestor (18881989); thence the Warner Dailey collection.
£80-120
627
TWO FRENCH 1831 PATTERN ARTILLERY
SHORT SWORDS
each with a 47.5cm blade marked at the forte 'Jean',
the first numbered '663' to the brass cross-guard and
the second indistinctly numbered to the upper brass
scabbard mount, each with leather scabbard.
£120-150
623
A ZULU OR SWAZI CEREMONIAL AXE
late 19th or early 20th century, of traditional form, with
an angled and pointed steel blade, and a wire-bound
wooden haft, 70.5cm long.
£40-50
Lot 628
Lot 624
624
AN OCEANIC FIGHTING CLUB
19th century, the rounded head with carved fluted
decoration, 60.5cm long.
£80-100
625
A ZULU KNOBKERRIE
late 19th century or early 20th century, 61cm long.
£40-50
626
A MODEL 1840 CAVALRY SABRE
by Clemen & Jung, the 90cm curved blade marked at
the ricasso 'C & J', the brass hilt with a wire-bound
grip, overall 104cm long, lacking scabbard.
£40-60
628
AN INDO-PERSIAN DHAL SHIELD
19th century, with foliate decoration, 37cm diameter;
together with an Indian Maduvu parrying shield, 19th
century, 76.5cm long (lacking one steel tip), (2).
Provenance: The family of John Hanning Speke
(1827-1864), Jordans, Ilminster.
Note: Speke was an officer in the British Indian Army
who made three exploratory expeditions to Africa,
most notably in search of the source of the Nile.
£200-300
THE GREAT WAR 1914 - 1918
631
[BOOKS]. GREAT WAR
Bairnsfather, Bruce. Fragments from France Nos 1-6,
bound as one, maroon cloth, retaining original stiff
paper covers (No.1 lacking lower cover), illustrations
throughout, various sizes, overall 30.5cm x 21cm.
£40-50
632
BRITISH SCHOOL (EARLY 20TH CENTURY)
Portrait of a Royal Flying Corps Officer,
oil on canvas, unsigned, 74cm x 60cm.
£100-150
Lot 629
629
A GREAT WAR BRITISH PILOT'S DOXA
MARK V POCKET WATCH
the circular black non-luminous dial with white Arabic
numerals and a subsidiary seconds dials, the face
marked '30 Hour / Non-Luminous / Mark V.' and 'B.E.
9150', the nickel case back plate impressed with an 'A'
above an arrow head, and additionally engraved 'Sth
2664'.
£80-100
630
A GREAT WAR ISLE OF MAN GERMAN
PRISONER OF WAR COMMEMORATIVE MEDAL
the obverse with three-legged shield above a prison
camp scene of tents and huts, with island landmarks
beyond, within a wreath of barbed wire, the reverse
inscribed 'Erinnerung / An Die / Kreigshaft' and
'Weltkrieg / 1914-1916 / Douglas / Isle of Man', 4.75cm
high (inclusive of suspension fitting).
£40-50
633
A GREAT WAR PAIR OF MEDALS TO
PRIVATE W. TUCKER, SOMERSET LIGHT
INFANTRY
comprising the British War Medal 1914-20 and Victory
Medal (both 25786 Pte. W. Tucker. Som. L. I.),
officially impressed, unmounted.
£40-50
634
A GREAT WAR & LATER GROUP OF FIVE
MEDALS TO PRIVATE H. HUGHES, ROYAL
WELCH FUSILIERS
comprising the 1914-15 Star, British War Medal 191420 and Victory Medal (all 31189 Pte. H. Hughes. R. W.
Fus.), officially impressed; the Defence Medal,
unnamed as issued; and Special Constabulary Long
Service Medal (Herbert Hughes), officially impressed,
all unmounted; together with a Comrades of the Great
War enamel lapel badge by J.R. Gaunt, numbered
285252.
£70-90
Lot 635
Lot 631
635
A GREAT WAR TRIO OF MEDALS TO
PRIVATE A.E. SMITH, ROYAL MARINE LIGHT
INFANTRY (PLYMOUTH DIVISION)
comprising the 1914-15 Star, British War Medal 191420 and Victory Medal (all Ply. 11856. Pte. A.E. Smith.
R.M.L.I.), officially impressed, bar mounted for
wearing; together with a Great Britain George V silver
threepence, 1916, retained as a good luck charm.
£60-80
636
A GREAT WAR GROUP OF FOUR MEDALS
TO ABLE SEAMAN W.H. HEMBROW, ROYAL
NAVY
comprising the 1914-15 Star, British War Medal 191420 and Victory Medal (all 219502. W.H. Hembrow.
A.B. R.N.), officially impressed, and Royal Naval Long
Service and Good Conduct Medal (219502. W.H.
Hembrow. A.B. H.M.S. Vivid), officially impressed, bar
mounted for wearing (1914-15 Star detached);
together with a Great War wound badge, numbered
RN 448.
£80-100
637
PRIVATE
J.
COSIER,
WORCESTERSHIRE
REGIMENT
comprising the 1914 Star, British War Medal 1914-20
and Victory Medal (all 12027 Pte. J. Cosier Worc. R.
(Replacement)), officially impressed, unmounted;
together with a copy of his Medal Rolls Index Card
showing that he later served with the East Kent
Regiment and the Gloucestershire Regiment, and that
these replacement medals were issued in 1965.
£65-75
Lot 638 (Part Lot)
638
A BOER WAR & GREAT WAR GROUP OF
FIVE MEDALS TO COMPANY SERGEANT MAJOR
W.A. LEWIS, ROYAL FUSILIERS
comprising the Queen's South Africa Medal, third type
reverse, with five clasps Cape Colony, Tugela Heights,
Orange Free State, Relief of Ladysmith, and Transvaal
(7258 Pte D. Lewis. 2nd Rl: Fus:), officially impressed;
King's South Africa Medal, with two clasps South
Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902 (7258 Corpl. W.
Lewis. Rl: Fusiliers.), officially impressed, British War
Medal 1914-20 and Victory Medal (both L-7258 W.O.
Cl. 2 W.A. Lewis. R. Fus.), officially impressed, and
Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, Geo. V,
swivel suspender (L-7258 Sjt: W.A. Lewis. R. Fus:),
officially impressed, all unmounted; together with a
quantity of service and other documentation, including
his Discharge Certificate, showing that was born in
1880, attested at Hounslow, 6th April 1899, and was
discharged upon the termination of a second period of
engagement, after twenty-one years and thirty-two
days with the colours, 7th May 1920; Character
Certificate, 7th May 1920 ('... Exemplary. A very
steady, trustworthy, reliable & well conducted man.
Honest & sober'); mounted infantry training
certificates, 1903 (Aldershot) and 1906 (Bangalore);
transport certificate, 1903 (Aldershot); Warrant
certificate, appointing him at Warrant Officer, Second
Class, 23 March 1918; and other items.
all Ply. 11856. Pte. A.E. Smith. R.M.L.I.), officially
impressed, bar mounted for wearing; together with a
Great Britain George V silver threepence, 1916,
retained as a good luck charm.
£250-300
639
A GREAT WAR & LATER GROUP OF FOUR
MEDALS TO PRIVATE D. GREANEY, ROYAL
ARMY MEDICAL CORPS
Medal (both 21832 Pte. D. Greaney. R.A.M.C.),
unmounted, Imperial Service Medal, Eliz. II (Daniel
Greaney), officially impressed, in case of issue, and
Coronation Medal 1953, unnamed as issued, in box of
issue; together with a small quantity of other items
including a brass military button with locket back.
£50-70
640
GUNNER P. SUMMERS, ROYAL ARTILLERY
comprising the 1914-15 Star (19203 Gnr. P. Summers.
R.F.A.), officially impressed, British War Medal 191420 and Victory Medal (both 19203 Gnr. P. Summers.
R.A.), officially impressed, all unmounted; together
with a quantity of brass military buttons.
£50-60
641
PRIVATE J. BROOKSBANK, NORTHUMBERLAND
FUSILIERS
Medal (both 205079 Pte. J. Brooksbank. North'd Fus.),
officially impressed, unmounted, in box of issue.
£40-50
642
SERGEANT H. ROUSE, YORKSHIRE REGIMENT
Medal (both 27541 Sjt. H. Rouse. York. R.), officially
impressed, unmounted; together with a dog tag; cap
badge; Great War wound badge numbered B200583;
and a small quantity of other items.
£50-60
Lot 645
Lot 643 (Part Lot)
643
PRIVATE C.H. PEARMAN, ESSEX REGIMENT
comprising the 1914-15 Star, British War Medal 191420 and Victory Medal (all 3-2940 Pte. C.H. Pearman.
Essex R.), officially impressed, bar mounted for
wearing; together with an Essex Regiment Association
enamel lapel badge; an Essex Regiment Christmas
card, 1917; eleven Great war woven silk postcards,
including one Middlesex Regiment; a quantity of
ephemera; and a book, Banks, Lt.-Col. T.M., & Chell,
Capt. R.A. With the 10th Essex in France, The 10th
Essex Old Comrades Association, London, 1921,
quarter cloth, illustrations, octavo.
£100-120
644
A GREAT WAR MEMORIAL PLAQUE TO
THOMAS COCKING
(Thomas Cocking), in original folding cardboard case,
with accompanying paperwork; together with a familyrelated Regular Army Certificate of Service book, in
the name of 5663104 Private Thomas Henry Cocking,
Somerset Light Infantry, enlisted 2nd July 1919 and
medically discharged 27th November 1925.
Note: Based upon family knowledge this plaque is
most likely to relate to 345454 Private T. Cocking, 16th
(Royal Devon and R. North Devon Yeomanry) Bn,
Devonshire Regiment, who died 18th September
1918. He is buried with honour at Ste. Emilie Valley
Cemetery, Villers-Faucon.
£40-50
645
MIDSHIPMAN ARTHUR WELLESLEY ALISTER
WILSON, 'H.M.S. VANGUARD', ROYAL NAVY
(Arthur Wellesley Alister Wilson).
Note (1): Midshipman Arthur Wilson, the son of Arthur
Wellesley Wilson and Gertrude Wilson of Maida Hill,
London, died on 9th July 1917, at the age of 17. He is
buried with honour at Lyness Royal Naval Cemetery.
Note (2): He was one of an estimated 804 men who
were killed when H.M.S. Vanguard suffered an
accidental internal explosion at Scapa Flow. There
were only two survivors of the disaster.
£50-60
646
GILBERT JOSEPH HOLIDAY (BRITISH,
1879-1937)
'The Battery Wagon Line: A Nocturne'; and 'The
Ammunition Column "Mule Loose Again"', a pair,
colour prints, each signed in pencil lower right, titled to
Arthur Ackermann labels verso, published by Geo.
Pulman & Sons, each 23.5cm x 32cm, uniformly
framed.
£80-120
647
CRESTED CHINA - EIGHT ASSORTED
PIECES
comprising an Arcadian 'Model of Tommy and his
Machine Gun' (St. Andrews); an unmarked Ambulance
(Blackpool); an Arcadian drum (South Shields); an
unmarked hand-grenade (Southsea); and four other
items.
£40-50
648
A CANADIAN MODEL 1910 MARK II ROSS
RIFLE KNIFE BAYONET
with a 25.5cm blade and wooden grip, the steel
pommel stamped 'Ross Rifle Co. / Quebec / Patented
1907' and with issue date '11/15', in its leather field
scabbard.
£40-50
649
APPROXIMATELY FORTY-FOUR GLASS
MAGIC LANTERN SLIDES OF ITALIAN NAVAL
INTEREST
all with papered edging marked 'Ministero della Marina
- Ufficio Speciale', (box).
£40-50
650
LIEUTENANT DENNIS HENRY WEBB, MACHINE
GUN CORPS
(Dennis Henry Webb)
Note: Lieutenant Webb, 2nd Coy, Machine Gun Corps,
died on 10th November 1917. He is buried with honour
at Duhallow A.D.S. Cemetery.
£40-60
POSTCARDS, STAMPS, EPHEMERA
& AUTOGRAPHS
651
POSTCARDS - MILITARY
Approximately 224 cards, including artist-drawn
regimentals by Gale & Polden, and real photographic
portraits, (album).
£50-60
652
POSTCARDS - ASSORTED
Approximately
216
cards,
comprising
real
photographic social history, artist-drawn comic and
others, (album).
£40-50
653
POSTCARDS - TOPOGRAPHICAL
Approximately 216 cards, comprising eighty-five artistdrawn views by A.R. Quinton, and 131 piers, including
real
photographic
views
of
Clacton-on-Sea,
Penmaenmawr, Brighton (Palace Pier), Brighton (West
Pier), Weymouth, Skegness, Eastbourne, and
Plymouth, (album).
£50-60
654
Approximately 200 cards, including real photographic
views of The Guildhall, Much Wenlock; Moyle Towers,
Hythe; the War Memorial & Post Office, Greenhow
Hill; and the Floating Harbour & Tramways Centre,
Bristol; with views of High Street, Arundel; Shalford;
Mitford, near Morpeth; White Rock Pavilion, Hastings;
and Lower Street, Chagford, (album).
£50-60
Lot 655 (Part Lot)
655
POSTCARDS - SHIPPING
portraits of R.M.S. 'Alberta'; M.V. 'Royal Daffodil';
D.M.S. 'Baloeran'; S.S. 'Minneapolis'; S.S. 'Albert
Ballin'; S.S. 'Canterbury'; S.S. 'Maid of Orleans'; and
S.S 'Lord Warden'; with portraits of M.V. 'Ulster
Monarch'; M.V. 'Ulster Queen'; M.V. 'Britannic'; S.S.
'Southern Cross'; M.V. 'Royal Sovereign'; and others,
(album).
£80-90
656
views of The Lych Gate, Penshurst (by Camburn);
Selworthy; the Old Market Hall, Chipping Camden;
Yarn Market, Dunster; Manor Farm, Bletchington;
Buttercross and Parish Church, Oakham; Hatherlow
Cross Roads, Romiley; Raynald's Mansions, Much
Wenlock; St. Mary's Church, Maryport (by Sankey);
and Aldermaston Church; with views of Bonner's
House, East Dereham (by Count of East Dereham);
Royal Berkshire Hospital, Reading; Lustleigh Village;
and a Devonshire Cottage, Hulham, (album).
£50-60
657
POSTCARDS - RAILWAY OFFICIALS
Approximately 200 cards, including views of The
Crescent, Leamington; platelayers at work (L. &
N.W.R.); locomotive portraits (mainly L. & N.W.R., with
some L. & Y. and G.N.R.), and others, (album).
£50-60
658
POSTCARDS - DEVON
Approximately twenty-eight cards, including real
photographic views of Seaton Junction Station;
Wilmington Village (sold by Dimond of Honiton);
Kilmington War Memorial; Dalwood Fair, 1922
(creased); Shute Show (three different); Stockland (six
different); High Street, Colyton; and 'Colyton Club'
[processional scene, with band]; with views of Church
Hill, Honiton; Millbrook, Axminster; and St. Andrew's
Square, Colyton, (loose).
£50-60
Lot 658 (Part Lot)
659
POSTCARDS - DEVON
Approximately thirty-five cards, including real
photographic views of a crowd scene, Exeter City v.
Plymouth Argyle; Exeter City Police Sports, 20 July
1907 (three different); Exeter City Police Tug-of-War
Team, 1906; an Exeter City Police group portrait; Clyst
St. George; the Rectory, Clyst St. George (by
Chandler of Exeter); Offwell Church; Stockland
Church; and 'Colyton Club' [processional scene, with
band]; with views of Fore Street, Cullompton (by
Lawrence of Cullompton); Dulford House, near
Cullompton; The Square, Chudleigh; High Street &
Rolle Street, Exmouth; The Square, Hemyock (by
Willcox, two different); Alexandra Terrace, Exmouth;
and Offwell Village, (loose).
£40-50
Chandler); Fire at Exeter, 1 June 1910 (by Chandler);
the entrance of the London & South Western Hotel,
Exeter; a procession of decorated tramcars by the
Guildhall; and Mols Coffee House, Exeter; with views
of the New Exe Bridge, Exeter; the Middle Schools,
Exeter; Rose-barn Dairy, Exeter; St. Mary's Steps
Church, Exeter; St. Thomas's Pleasure Grounds,
Exeter; Dawson Ward (Female Surgical), Royal Devon
& Exeter Hospital; a hold-to-light of Exeter Cathedral;
Almshouses, Exeter (by Dawson of Exeter); Queen
Street from High Street, Exeter; Dinhams Free Homes,
Exeter; Exe Bridge from St. Thomas; and The
Guildhall and High Street, Exeter, (loose).
£50-60
Lot 660 (Part Lot)
661
POSTCARDS - SHUTE (DEVON)
Approximately twenty-three cards, including real
photographic views of Shute Show (seven different);
Shute House (various); Shute Pillars; The School; The
Vicarage; Shute Village; and the Shute Arms Hotel
[Seaton Junction], (loose).
£50-60
Lot 659 (Part Lot)
660
POSTCARDS - EXETER (DEVON)
Approximately forty-four cards, including real
photographic views of the procession at the Unveiling
of the Statue of General Buller; crowd scenes from
Exeter City v. Wrexham; Exeter City v. Weymouth;
and Exeter City v. Plymouth Argyle; Heavitree Bridge
(by Chandler of Exeter); Fore Street, Heavitree (by
Lot 662 (Part Lot)
662
POSTCARDS - EXETER (DEVON)
Twelve cards, comprising real photographic views of
Exeter City Police Sports, 20th July 1907 (eight
different); Exeter City Police Tug-of-War Team, 1906;
Exeter City Police XI, 1912; an Exeter City Police
group portrait; and Exeter City Police on parade,
(loose).
£40-50
Street and Post Office, Dorchester; artist-drawn
topographical; Zarmah, King of the Wild Animal
Trainers (two different); Alphonzo the Intrepid Lion
Tamer; and greetings, (album).
£40-50
Lot 666 (Part Lot)
Lot 663 (Part Lot)
663
POSTCARDS - WEST COUNTRY & SOUTH
WALES
Approximately twenty-eight cards, including real
photographic views of the Rest & Be Thankful,
Wheddon Cross; crowd scene, Exeter City v.
Plymouth Argyle; Beaufort War Hospital, Fishponds,
Bristol (by Viner of Bath, seven different); Free Library,
Hayes, Cardiff; Docks, Cardiff; Roath Park Lake,
Cardiff; and Green Street, Neath; with views of North
Street, Martock (two different, one sold by Rickcord of
Martock); Church Street, Martock; Triumphal Arch,
Park Place, Royal Visit to Cardiff, 13th July 1907;
Gouldsbrook Terrace, Crewkerne; and Furnham
Church, Chard, (loose).
£40-50
664
Approximately eighty-five cards, including real
photographic views of rural processions and fairs /
sports events (some by Humphries of Axminster);
group portraits; individual Great War portraits; and two
Great War woven silks (one Royal Artillery; one
Middlesex Regiment), (album).
£40-50
665
views of St. John's Hill, Wimborne; and Great War and
other portraits; with views of Seaton from the Golf
Links; Church Street, Seaford; Broadway, Worthing;
Bank Street, Ashford (by Cooper of Maidstone); South
666
POSTCARDS – ASSORTED
views of rural processions and fairs / sports events
(some by Humphries of Axminster); Cairnryan Village
from East; and Great War and other portraits; with
views of the Coast-guard Station, Exmouth; East
Budleigh Church; St. Thomas Church, Exeter;
Rochbeare (sic) Church; Ash House, Axminster;
Cloakham from the Railway [Axminster]; General
Hospital, Birmingham; and artist-drawn topographical,
(album).
£40-50
667
views of Hangmans Cottage, Dorchester; and
portraits; with views of Lyme Regis Road, Axminster;
Castle Hill, Axminster; Trinity Square, Axminster; Fore
Street, Exeter; The Lake, Nine Springs, Yeovil; Pilton,
Barnstaple; artist-drawn topographical; greetings; and
comic (including two Mabel Lucie Attwell), (album).
£40-50
668
views of Chichester Cross from West Street; the
Recory, Stoke Abbott; The Steyne Hotel, Worthing;
and Great War and other portraits; with views of the
Free Library, Caversham; Market Cross, Chichester;
East Street, Chichester; South Street, Chichester;
Littleham
Village,
Exmouth;
Oxford
Street,
Pontycymmer; The Barn, Exmouth; Hilery House,
Axminster; and Museum, St. Peter's Church and Town
Hall, Dorchester, (album).
£40-50
669
POSTCARDS - MERCHANT SHIPPING
Approximately 175 postcard-sized black and white
photographs, including the S.S. 'Umbria'; 'Ascania';
'Aurania'; 'Carinthia'; 'Carmania'; 'Frankonia'; 'Laconia';
'Samaria'; 'Atlantic'; 'City of Durban'; 'Hildebrand';
'Hanseatic'; 'Transylvania'; and 'Benarmin', most
identified verso, some of the plain backs with printed
copyright details, (loose).
£50-60
Lot 672 (Part Lot)
Lot 670 (Part Lot)
670
portraits of the S.S. 'Samaria'; 'Lancastria'; 'Malmo';
'Queen of Bermuda'; 'Manchester City'; 'Manchester
Shipper'; 'Rialto'; 'Franconia'; and 'Dorset'; with artistdrawn portraits, including numerous 'Lusitania',
(loose).
£50-60
671
POSTCARDS - NAVAL SHIPPING
views of H.M.S. 'Renown'; 'Orion'; 'Wolfhound'; 'Royal
Oak'; 'Revenge'; 'Resolution'; 'Somali'; 'Repulse'; 'St.
Vincent'; 'Bulwark'; 'Curacoa'; submarine 'K.11';
submarine 'L.6'; submarine 'L.71'; submarine 'K.2';
'Commonwealth';
'Hyacinth';
'Leviathan';
and
'Leander', (loose).
£40-50
672
POSTCARDS - POLITICAL HISTORY
Twenty-four Spanish Civil War propaganda poster
cards; together with a further sixteen black and white
cards depicting children of the conflict, (40).
Provenance: The family of John Langdon-Davies
(1897-1971), author and journalist, war correspondent
during the Spanish Civil War and Russo-Finnish War,
by direct descent.
£40-50
673
POSTCARDS - FOREIGN TOPOGRAPHICAL
views of Rue Valsassina, Beira; Avenida de Jose
Antonio, Madrid; Puerta de Alcala, Madrid; and Portici
di Via Pessina, Lugano; with views of The First Shoe
Shop in New England, Danvers, Mass.; Second
Avenue, Seattle; the Flat-Iron Building, New York;
Asylum Street, Hartford, Conn.; Night View of Main
Street looking East, Norwalk, Ohio; and the aftermath
of the San Francisco earthquake; together with
approximately 180 modern glamour cards (some
duplication among latter), (loose).
£40-50
674
POSTCARDS - READING (BERKSHIRE)
Four cards, comprising real photographic group
portraits of Reading Football Team, 1911-12 (by
Collier); 1912-13 (by Collier); and 1925-26, Winners of
Division III (by Collier & Guy); and a printed group
portrait of Reading Football Club, 1905-6 (from a
photograph by Cuzner), (loose).
£40-50
675
POSTCARDS - BERKSHIRE
Twenty cards, including a Great War regimental
woven silk 'Berkshire Yeomanry'; and real
photographic views of London Road, Reading (by
Collier); Childrens Festival, Caversham, 30th June
1912 (by Taylor of Caversham); Royal Berkshire
Hospital, Reading; Lloyd George at Reading, 1st Jan.
1910; and a flooded street scene (identified verso to
plain back 'South View Ave / Caversham / March
1947'), (loose).
£60-80
Offices, Windsor; Tidworth Station, M. & S.W.J.R.;
Town Hall, Croydon; The Square, Bournemouth; and
Balham High Road, [London]; with views of Harbour
Quay, Folkestone (by Polden & Hogben, Folkestone);
The
Viaduct,
Folkestone;
Undercliff
Drive,
Bournemouth (by Chandler); Spa Road, Melksham;
and Burnham High Street looking south, (album).
£80-100
Lot 675 (Part Lot)
676
POSTCARDS - BERKSHIRE & HAMPSHIRE
Approximately fifty-three cards, including real
photographic views of Broad Street, Reading; boys
around a village pump (by Bartlett of Basingstoke);
Pangbourne Village (by Tidbury); and Sonning Village;
with views of Kings Road, Reading; London Road &
Wokingham Road Junction, Reading; Wote Street,
Basingstoke; Cliddesden Road, Basingstoke (by
Bartlett); London Street, Basingstoke; Market Place,
Basingstoke (by Bartlett); and the Old Green Girls
School, Broad Street, Reading, (loose).
£40-50
678
Approximately 165 topographical and other cards,
including real photographic views of Two Bays,
Weston-super-Mare (by Viner of Bath); The Bargate,
Southampton; and Oxford Regimental Camp,
Rottingdean, 1908; with views of Deansgate,
Manchester; Lord Street, Southport; artist-drawn
comic by Donald McGill (3), and others, (album and
loose).
£40-50
679
portraits of the M.V. 'Otaki'; M.V. 'Northumbrian
Prince'; S.S. 'Pacific Stronghold'; S.S. 'Pacific Unity';
S.S. 'Themistocles' (Aberdeen White Star Line); M.V.
'Rangitata'; P.S. 'Ravenswood'; P.S. 'Cambria'; S.S.
'Montrose'; T.S.S. 'Largs Bay'; S.S. 'Moreton Bay'; and
R.M.S. 'Samaria', (box).
£150-180
680
POSTCARDS - TRANSPORT
Approximately 324 cards, comprising those of railway,
shipping and tram interest, mainly modern, (box).
£40-50
681
POSTCARDS - TRANSPORT
Approximately 390 cards, comprising aircraft (155,
including twenty-nine Valentine recognition cards) and
others, many modern, (box).
£50-60
Lot 677 (Part Lot)
677
POSTCARDS - TOPOGRAPHICAL & OTHER
views of Hedgemead Park, Bath; a shopfront, John H.
Fuller, Wholesale General Merchants (by Corrie of
Hammersmith); The Promenade, Cheltenham; Public
682
POSTCARDS - PIERS
views of North Pier, Blackpool; The Pier and Marine
Drive, Southport; The Royal Pier, Southampton; The
Pier, Southend-on-Sea; Pier Entrance, Skegness;
East Bay and Pier, Dunoon; Esplanade and Pier,
Fleetwood; Pier Pavilion, Worthing; The Pier and
Drake's Island, Plymouth; Brighton Palace Pier and
Winter Gardens; Regency Square from West Pier,
Brighton; The Entrance to the Pier, Ryde, Isle of
Wight; and The Grand Pier and Fountain, Westonsuper-Mare, (box).
£60-70
683
views of Long Street, Atherstone; Witherley School,
Atherstone; Church Steps, Minehead; Old Nunnery &
Church, Dunster; Withypool; Cheap Street, Frome;
Witherley Church; Cheddar Church; Market Square,
Wells; 'Ye Olde Pilgrimmes Inne', Glastonbury; Round
House, Castle Cary; and Bossington; with views of
The Market Place, Wells; Old Cottages, Dunster; St.
Mary's Church, Taunton (by Gill of Taunton); North
Hill, Minehead (by Passmore of Minehead); Doverhay,
Porlock; and High Street, Yeovil, (box).
£40-50
Penarth; Railway Bridge, Malton; and Wellington
Street, Aldershot, (album).
£50-70
686
POSTCARDS – ASSORTED
Approximately thirty-eight cards, including real
photographic views of Broad Street, Lyme Regis;
children picking primroses at Rhodehorn [Lyme
Regis]; and the horse-drawn Dulverton Fire Engine;
with views of a meet, Fore Street, Dulverton; and an
artist-drawn folding multi-view of Weymouth by Mabel
Lucie Attwell; together with a quantity of ephemera.
£40-50
Lot 687 (Part Lot)
Lot 684 (Part Lot)
684
Fifty-seven cards, including real photographic views of
Zebra Hunting (by Sapsco of Johannesburg);
Telscombe; Main Street, Shere; Church Lane, Yatton;
Costessey; H.M.S. Rodney (by Abrahams of
Devonport); H.M.S. Renown (by Abrahams); Elms
Road, Bare, Morecambe; The Harbour, Staithes; and
Watchet (three different); with views of Queen's Road,
Clifton, decorations 1908; Bristol School of Industry for
the Blind (four different); and two Stiebel & Co. 'Alpha'
series kaleidoscope novelty cards; also a shaped
novelty folding multi-view 'Selsey in an Airship'; and a
set of twelve small photographs of Marazion, in
original packet, (59).
£40-50
685
Approximately 230 cards, including views of High
Street, Burnham-on-Crouch; High Street looking East,
Burnham on Crouch (by Laurence of Burnham); High
Street, Newhaven; Newhaven Harbour (r.p.); London
Rifle Brigade Officers, Dover, Easter 1906 (twelve
different); High Street, Bognor;London Road, Bognor;
Bognor Arcade; High Road, Ilford; Gipsy Camp,
Pitlochry; Town Hall, Tiverton; The Docks, Penarth;
Windsor Road New Buildings, Penarth; Windsor Road,
687
Thirty cards, including real photographic views of
Oxford Road flooded, 1910; West Street Corner;
Moss's Island; Broad Street; New Free Library, Oxford
Road; Town Hall & St. Lawrence's Church; Market
Place Obelisk and St. Lawrence's Church; and Coley
Avenue; with views of Castle Hill (by Farrer of
Reading); Caversham Free Church and Prospect
Street (by Turner of Reading); Tram Terminus [Pond
House, Oxford Road]; Huntley & Palmers Factory
(three different); Reading Blue Coat School; King's
Road; Queen Victoria Street; Broad Street (three
different); Oxford Road; and Friar Street (two
different), (loose).
£50-60
688
Approximately 132 cards, including views of The
Barracks, Oxford Road; Reading Abbey Gateway
(three different); Oxford Street; Prospect Park (by
Turner of Reading, two different); Bath Road (three
different); Coley Avenue; Broad Street (ten different);
Duke Street Corner; Huntley & Palmers Factory (three
different); Kendrick School; Reading School (four
different); St. John's Church, Lower Caversham; and
nineteen local library reprinted views, (album).
£40-50
689
views of Okeford Fitzpaine (by Trowbridge of
Okeford); Church Avenue, Sherborne; The School,
Lytchett Maltravers; The Chequers, Lytchett
Maltravers; Durweston from Stourpaine; The Canal,
Countess Weir; Drake's Place, Plymouth; Luckwell
Bridge, Exmoor; High Street, Colyton; R.A. Practice
Camp,
Okehampton
(creased);
and
Higher
Roborough, Ashburton; with views of Cottage Hospital,
Blandford; Abbey Street, Cerne Abbas; Village and
Church, Upwey; and the 'Golden Lion' and East Street,
Ashburton, (album).
£70-80
691
POSTCARDS - CHILDREN
Approximately 220 cards, artist-drawn and other, by
Vera Paterson (7), Agnes Richardson (4), Fred
Spurgin (3), Reg Maurice, Kit Forres (4), Flora White
(3), Donald McGill, (album).
£50-60
692
POSTCARDS - COMIC
Approximately 224 cards, mainly artist-drawn, by
Bruce Bairnsfather, Phil May (2), Fred Spurgin (3),
Tom Browne (1), Donald McGill (3) and others,
(album).
£40-50
690
POSTCARDS - CORNWALL
views of Chapel Corner, Polzeath; Harvest Time,
Polzeath; a football team (identified by hand verso as
'Liskeard Football Team / Winners of the County Cup
1905'); Breakwater, Bude (by Thorn); Ladies Bathing
Beach, Bude (by Thorn); and Saltash Bridge (by Pratt
of Saltash); with views of Moorswater Viaduct; St.
Erney Church, St. Germans; Harvesting at Viverdon,
St. Mellion; Quethiock Church (three different); Thatch
Lane, Downderry; and Downderry Cave Dwellers,
(album and loose).
£50-60
Lot 693 (Part Lot)
693
POSTCARDS - ARTIST-DRAWN COMIC
Approximately 200 cards, by Donald McGill (120) and
others, (album).
£50-60
694
POSTCARDS - TRANSPORT & OTHER
Approximately 200 cards, of railway (128), shipping,
aviation
and
military
interest,
(album).
£50-60
Lot 691 (Part Lot)
695
Approximately 200 cards, of Yorkshire (180+) and
Scotland interest, including views of Beverley Road,
Hull; Boar Lane, Leeds (five different); Briggate,
Leeds; Church Street, Kirkby Malzeard; Church Street,
Dunnington; Walmgate Bar, York; George Hotel,
Harrogate; Main Street, Haworth; Anlaby Road, Hull
(two different); The Post Office, Leeds; The Shambles,
York; and The Oldest Pharmacy in England,
Knaresborough, (album).
£50-60
696
Approximately eighty-two cards, including real
photographic views of Boscastle Village; Clifford
Manor, Newent; Polegate, Sussex; and the New Inn,
Gloucester; with views of The Market, Gibraltar; The
Colpetty Road, Colombo; Chatham Street, Colombo;
New Bridge Road, Singapore; the Bell Hotel,
Tewkesbury (by Gardner of Tewkesbury); Clock
Tower, Newton Abbot; Lion & Lamb Buildings,
Farnham (advertising card); Chosen Hotel, Keijo;
Shinjo Bridge, Kyoto; Heianjingu Daikyokuden, Kyoto;
Gojo-bridge, Kyoto; Inari Shrine, Fushimi; Tor Hotel,
Kobe; and R.M.S. 'Orsova', (loose).
£40-50
Lot 698 (Part Lot)
699
CIGARETTE CARDS - SEVEN SETS
comprising Player, 'History of Naval Dress', 1930,
generally good (50/50); Player, 'Fire-Fighting
Appliances', 1930, good (50/50); Player, 'Poultry',
1931, variable (50/50); Player, 'Aviary & Cage Birds',
1933, variable (50/50); Player, 'Butterflies', 1932, good
to fair (50/50); Churchman, 'The Story of Navigation',
1937, good (50/50); and Churchman, 'Wonderful
Railway Travel', 1937, generally good (50/50).
£40-50
Lot 697 (Part Lot)
697
PHOTOGRAPHS - AVIATION
Twenty-nine black and white views, comprising the
R.A.F. Airship R34 (22, some identified by hand verso
as Long Island, New York, 1919) and various R.A.F.
bi-planes (7), some colour-tinted and with some
duplication, each approximately 8.5cm x 14cm,
(loose).
£40-50
698
PHOTOGRAPHS - U.S. TOPOGRAPHICAL
Thirty black and white views, including those identified
by hand verso as Brooklyn Bridge, New York; Madison
Avenue and East 62nd Street; and Fifth Avenue and
East 60th Street, some colour-tinted and with some
duplication, each approximately 8.5cm x 14cm,
(loose).
£40-50
Lot 700 (Part Lot)
700
CIGARETTE CARDS - PART SETS & ODDS
comprising Wills, 'Indian Regiments Series', 1912,
generally good (7/50); Wills, 'British Army Uniforms',
1909, variable (4/50); Wills, 'Girls of All Nations',
various (some duplication); and assorted others.
£40-50
Lot 701 (Part Lot)
701
TRADE CARDS - THREE PART SETS
comprising Fry, 'Exercises for Men & Women', 1926,
generally good, some lightly foxed verso (48/50); Fry,
'Rule Britannia!', 1915, generally good, some lightly
foxed verso (22/25); and Fry, 'Birds & Poultry', 1912,
variable condition (48/50).
£40-50
702
CIGARETTE CARDS - ASSORTED
comprising Clarke, 'Marine Series', 1907, variable
(24/25); Mitchell, 'Sports', 1907, variable (9/25);
Lambert & Butler, 'Motor Cycles', 1923, variable
(50/50); Lambert & Butler, 'Motor Cars, 2nd Series',
1923, variable (25/25); Ogden, 'Flags & Funnels of
Leading Steamship Lines', 1906, variable (48/50);
Morris, 'At the London Zoo Aquarium', 1928, good
(34/35); and Murray, 'Types of Aeroplanes', 1929,
good (25/25).
£40-50
703
CIGARETTE & TRADE CARDS - ASSORTED
comprising sets, part sets and odds, including Lambert
& Butler, 'Arms of Kings & Queens of England', 1906,
variable (37/40); and Player, 'Countries Arms & Flags',
1905, variable (50/50), (box).
£40-50
707
STAMPS - A GREAT BRITAIN MULREADY
LETTER SHEET, 1841
A254, postmarked 'Torquay Fe 6 1841' and 'Bristol Fe
8 1841', with red Maltese cross cancellation, the
interior with printed Report of the Directors of the
Clerical, Medical, and General Life Asurance Society,
1840.
£40-60
708
STAMPS - A WORLD COLLECTION
19th century and later, including Great Britain penny
reds by plate number; and assorted covers, including
Spanish air mail circa 1930s, (albums, binders and
loose).
£40-50
709
STAMPS - A GREAT BRITAIN ELIZABETH II
MINT COLLECTION
including blocks with gutters and margins (total
decimal face value over £200), (stockbook).
£60-70
704
STAMPS - ASSORTED
including Australia, Canada, New Zealand, India, and
Ceylon, (six albums).
£40-50
705
STAMPS - ASSORTED
including Grenada, Spain, Portugal, and Monaco
(eleven albums).
£50-60
706
STAMPS - ASSORTED
Approximately 500 first day, commemorative and other
covers, (six albums).
£50-60
Lot 710 (Part Lot)
710
STAMPS - A GREAT BRITAIN COLLECTION
including Elizabeth II commemorative and definitive
stamp booklets, (total decimal mint face value over
£85).
£40-50
711
comprising special stamps books, 1986, 1987, 1988
and 1990; Post Office presentation sets, 1981, 1982
and 1983; and presentation packs, circa 1968-98 (total
decimal mint face value over £144).
£70-80
712
STAMPS - A DANBURY MINT '50TH
ANNIVERSARY
OF
WORLD
WAR
II'
COMMEMORATIVE COVER COLLECTION
comprising 256 covers, (three ring binders).
£100-120
Lot 707
713
STAMPS - A GUERNSEY, JERSEY,
ALDERNEY & ISLE OF MAN COLLECTION
comprising presentation packs, mini sheets, first day
covers, booklets, other mint and used, (six ring binders
and one stock book).
£100-120
714
comprising 343 first day covers, commemorative and
definitive, including regionals; together with a small
quantity of earlier covers and a quantity of mini sheets
(total
decimal
mint
face
value
over
£19).
£80-90
715
STAMPS
A
MISCELLANEOUS
COLLECTION
comprising Isle of Man, Guernsey and Jersey;
Benham silks (45); London 2012 Olympic / Paralympic
Games covers (64); and 'The Life & Times of Her
Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother'.
£40-50
716
STAMPS
ASSORTED
THEMATIC
COLLECTIONS
including The Commonwealth Collection, History of
World War II, Aviation Heritage, and Railway Heritage;
together with a quantity of commemorative covers,
(twelve albums).
£40-50
717
STAMPS - AN ALL-WORLD COLLECTION
in various albums and stockbooks, (box).
£40-50
718
STAMPS - ASSORTED GREAT BRITAIN,
ISLE OF MAN, CHANNEL ISLANDS & GIBRALTAR
FIRST DAY & OTHER COMMEMORATIVE COVERS
including Benhams and a small quantity of signed,
(approximately 540 items, in 8 albums and loose).
£80-100
Lot 719 (Part Lot)
719
comprising presentation packs, mini sheets and
unmounted mint (total face value over £100).
£40-50
720
comprising commemorative and definitive issues,
including regionals, mint and used (total decimal mint
face value over £290), (three Windsor albums, one
Simplex album and a ring binder).
£100-120
721
STAMPS - AN ISLE OF MAN COLLECTION
comprising approximately sixty-two presentation
packs; together with a Great Britain special stamp
book, 15 (1998); Gibraltar stamp packs, 1997, 1998,
1999 and 2000; and five Jersey presentation packs.
£40-50
722
ASSORTED EPHEMERA
including 19th century and later greetings cards; a
Kalgoorlie Electric Tramways share certificate, 1932; a
single sheet Account of the Trial, Life and Behaviour of
Governor Wall, Tried and Condemned for the Murder
of Benjamin Armstrong, by causing him to be flogged
to Death, printed by Besley of Exeter, circa 1802; two
H. Besley's Views of Cornwall; and other items,
including the clipped autograph of George V.
£40-50
723
EIGHT
ASSORTED
NEWS-STAND
POSTERS
circa 1924, comprising The Times 'Allied Note to
Germany'; Daily Chronicle 'To-Day's Cup and League
Football'; Daily News 'Sarah Bernhardt Dead' (x2);
The Western Morning News 'Rise in Devon County
Rate'; Daily Chronicle 'M.P.'s Amazing Blunder: Seat
Lost'; and two others.
£40-60
724
A TELESCOPIC VIEW OF THE GREAT
EXHIBITION, 1851
of ten sections, each hand-coloured, papered boards,
18cm x 16cm.
£80-100
727
AUTOGRAPH - ALFRED TENNYSON, 1ST
BARON TENNYSON (1809-1892)
Poet Laureate, a manuscript letter on 'Aldworth
Haslemere' headed notepaper, dated August 1889,
'Dear Mrs Lloyd /I thank you for your paper-knife / from
the oak that grew by Louth / Abbey, & for your
congratulations. / The old hours which you allude to, /
tho' now far away in the morning / twilight, are not
forgotten / Yours / Tennyson', in original hand-written
postal envelope.
£80-100
Lot 725 (Part Lot)
725
PHOTOGRAPHS
Approximately forty-two carte-de-visite photographs,
including Florence Nightingale (by Kilburn); Benjamin
Disraeli (by Kilburn); Anne Pratt (by Boning); Queen
Victoria, 1866 (Wothlytype); H.R.H. The Prince of
Wales, Abergeldie, 1863 (by S. Thompson); H.R.H.
The Princess of Wales, Abergeldie, 1863 (by S.
Thompson); and Lord Shaftesbury (by Window &
Bridge), in a leather album.
£40-50
726
PHOTOGRAPHS - ASSORTED
including black and white views of shipping, London,
animal and other interest, various sizes, (box).
£80-100
Lot 727
728
AUTOGRAPHS - VICTOR EMMANUEL III,
KING OF ITALY (1869-1947) & BENITO MUSSOLINI
(1883-1945)
Italian politician, leader of National Fascist Party,
Prime Minister and Dictator, a legal document, dated
1928, signed by the King and Prime Minister in black
ink, 36cm x 24cm.
£60-80
729
AUTOGRAPHS - ASSORTED
comprising approximately 100 signatures, most to
loose lined notepad leaves, including Dennis Price,
Raymond Huntley, Alicia Markova, Peter Brough &
Archie, Danny Kaye, Gracie Fields, Geraldo, Jack
Payne, Joan Hammond, Myra Hess, Charlie Cairoli,
Benny Goodman, Harry Parry, Ivy Benson, Joe Loss,
and Billy Bennett.
£50-60
GENERAL TOYS
Lot 730
730
A WIREWORK & SHEET METAL MODEL OF
AN EARLY MONOPLANE
with a painted finish, 31.5cm long.
£80-120
731
A LARGE MECCANO COLLECTION
mainly blue, yellow and unpainted parts, (in tool boxes
and cabinets and loose).
£100-150
737
ASSORTED TOY FARM BUILDINGS
of painted wood and card construction, including a
farmyard, stable block and stalls.
£40-50
Lot 732 (Part Lot)
732
FOURTEEN
MERIT
RACING
CAR
CONSTRUCTED PLASTIC KITS
comprising a 1956 Maserati; 1956 Aston Martin DB3S;
1956 Vanwall; 1956 Cooper 500 Mk IX; 1948
Maserati; 1950 Alfa Romeo Type 158; 1956 Ferrari;
1954 Jaguar 'D' Type; 1955 Mercedes Benz; 1956
Connaught; 1956 B.R.M.; 1956 Lotus Mk XI; 1952
Gordini; and 1949 Lago-Talbot, variable condition,
generally good, each boxed.
£50-60
Lot 738
738
ASSORTED
LEAD
FARM
ANIMALS,
FIGURES & ACCESSORIES
by Hill & Co., Taylor & Barrett and others, generally
good condition, (approximately 77 items).
£50-60
733
TWO POND YACHTS
early 20thcentury, the first with a plank-effect deck and
a weighted green painted hull, 60cm long; the second
with a plank-effect deck and a weighted blue painted
hull, 70cm long; together with an assortment of masts
and sails.
£40-50
734
AN ACTION MAN COLLECTION
comprising twelve figures, all with flock hair, with a mix
of hard plastic and gripping hands, all in military
uniform, unboxed; a quantity of further clothing and
accessories, unboxed; a Machine Gun Emplacement,
boxed; and a Searchlight, boxed.
£120-150
735
ASSORTED AMERSHAM TOY FARM
BUILDINGS
of painted wood and card construction, including two
farmhouses, various stalls and pig sties, (11).
£40-50
736
of painted wood and card construction, comprising a
farmyard, farmhouse, barn, well, stable block, three
pumps (one with trough), and eighteen fence sections,
(24).
£40-50
Lot 739
739
ASSORTED
LEAD
FARM
ANIMALS,
FIGURES & ACCESSORIES
by Hill & Co., Taylor & Barrett and others, variable
condition, (approximately 90 items).
£40-50
740
ASSORTED BRITAINS & HERALD PLASTIC
FARM ANIMALS, FIGURES & ACCESSORIES
variable condition with many good, (two boxes).
£50-60
741
ASSORTED
BRITAINS
LEAD
FARM
ANIMALS & BIRDS
variable condition, many good, (approximately 240).
£120-150
742
THREE WOODEN TOY FORTS
comprising a Binbak 'Fort Bronx'; a 'Fort Dallas',
boxed; and a 'Fort Worth'; together with a quantity of
plastic toy cowboys, native North Americans, and U.S.
Revolution / Civil War / cavalry figures by Timpo,
Herald and others.
£40-50
749
A TOY RIDING SCHOOL
of painted wood construction; together with a toy
paddock; a farmhouse; and a quantity of Britains
plastic horses and riders.
£40-50
750
ASSORTED
TOY
'WILD
WEST'
ACCESSORIES
including an ELF row of street buildings with Dodge
City Bank, Saloon and County Jail; a 'Bar X Ranch'; a
'Cow Town Jail'; and a 'Texas Ranch', (7).
£40-50
751
ASSORTED PLASTIC TOY SOLDIERS
by Britains, Lone Star, Herald and others,
(approximately 235).
£50-60
Lot 743
743
ASSORTED TOY FARM & MODEL
RAILWAY BUILDINGS & ACCESSORIES
of painted wood construction, including a stable block,
poultry house, stalls, a well and a water trough, (9).
£40-50
744
ASSORTED TOY FARM BUILDINGS &
ACCESSORIES
of painted wood and card construction, including
stable blocks, fence sections, footbridges, and rabbit
runs.
£50-60
745
FOUR WOOD & PLASTER COMPOSITION
TOY FARM BUILDINGS
including a farmhouse and a cottage.
£40-50
752
ASSORTED PLASTIC TOY COWBOYS &
NATIVE NORTH AMERICANS
by Herald, Lone Star and others; together with a
quantity of teepees and totem poles.
£40-50
753
ASSORTED
HERALD
PLASTIC
TOY
SOLDIERS
including British infantry and U.S. Civil War figures,
(86).
£40-50
754
A TRI-ANG 'MOBO RACER' PEDAL CAR
circa 1960s, with a red plastic body, boxed (box
opened; ex shop stock).
£100-120
DIECAST MODELS
746
of painted wood and card construction, including a
farmyard, stalls, well, duck pond, 'brick' wall sections,
and fence sections.
£40-50
747
THREE TOY ZOOS
including a Barton 'Addington Zoo', boxed, and a mid
20th century zoo with a folding base-board.
£40-50
748
THREE TOY FORTS
of painted wood construction, comprising two Binbak
and one Tri-ang; together with a quantity of plastic
knights, mounted and on foot, by Britains, Timpo and
others.
£40-50
Lot 755
755
TWO DINKY BUSES
comprising a Dinky No.292, Leyland Atlantean Bus,
cream and red, 'Regent' adverts, spun hubs, generally
good
condition
(lacking
'Ribble'
transfers;
manufacturing flaw to glazing), boxed, the box good;
and Dinky No.293, Leyland Atlantean Bus 'Corporation
Transport', white and green, 'B.P.' adverts, spun hubs,
generally good condition (some corrosion to paintwork
on off-side upper deck), boxed, the box good to fair.
£40-50
756
TWO PRE-WAR DINKY NO.29C, DOUBLE
DECKER BUSES
each with A.E.C. grille, cutaway wings and cast-in
stairs, the first cream over green with a grey roof,
'Dunlop Tyres' advertising, smooth black hubs and
white tyres, fair condition (base bowed); the second
cream over dark blue with a grey roof, 'Dunlop Tyres'
advertising, smooth black hubs and black tyres,
playworn (one wing broken and glued)..
£40-50
757
THREE PRE-WAR DINKY MODELS
comprising a No.27a, Motor Bus, blue with a cream
roof, no adverts, metal solid spoked wheels, fair to
playworn condition; No.27a, Motor Bus, green with a
cream roof, no adverts, orange plastic wheels, fair to
playworn condition (fatigue blisters); and No.27, Tram
Car, yellow with a cream roof, no adverts, metal solid
spoked wheels, playworn condition.
£40-50
758
FOUR PRE-WAR DINKY MODELS
comprising a No.27, Tram Car, dark blue with a cream
roof, 'Ovaltine' adverts, metal solid spoked wheels,
playworn condition; No.27, Tram Car, red with a cream
roof, no adverts, metal solid spoked wheels, playworn
condition; No.27, Tram Car, orange with a cream roof,
no adverts, metal solid spoked wheels, playworn
condition; and No.27a, Motor Bus, blue with a cream
roof, 'Marmite' adverts, orange plastic wheels,
playworn condition (base broken and glued).
£40-50
759
TEN DINKY MODEL BUSES
pre- and post-war, including a French Dinky No.29d,
Somua-Panhard Paris Bus, cream over dark green
with dark green ridged hubs, fair condition, the others
variable (two wholly repainted), all unboxed.
£50-60
760
TWO DINKY MODELS
comprising a No.564, Elevator Loader, yellow with
dark blue chutes and yellow grooved hubs, good
condition, boxed, complete with inner packing pieces,
the box fair; and No.752, Goods Yard Crane, yellow
and mid blue, generally excellent condition, boxed, the
box good; together with a set of ten Wardie Traffic
Signs, variable condition, most good (two lacking
tops), in an incomplete box, (3).
£40-50
Lot 761
761
A DINKY NO.923, BIG BEDFORD VAN
'HEINZ'
red with a yellow rear and yellow grooved hubs,
excellent condition, boxed, the box sound but soiled
and rubbed.
£60-80
762
EIGHTEEN CORGI MODEL BUSES &
TRAMS
including a No.D4/1, Transport of the Early 50s ['Hants
& Dorset']; No.C949/6, Bedford OB Coach
'Southdown'; and No.97800, Sunbeam Trolleybus
'Reading Corporation Transport', each mint or near
mint and boxed.
£40-50
Lot 763
763
A CORGI HAND-BUILT PROTOTYPE B.R.M.
3 LITRE FORMULA 1 RACING CAR
1960s, the carved wooden body with plastic and metal
detailing, finished in British racing green with a white
nose band and racing number '8'.
£300-400
764
THREE CORGI JAMES BOND MODELS
comprising a No.271, Aston Martin, silver, generally
good condition (glazing with interior scratches), boxed,
the box good; No.649, 'Moonraker' Space Shuttle,
white, near mint, complete with satellite, boxed, the
box with torn acetate; and No.926, 'The Spy Who
Loved Me' Stromberg Helicopter, black, good
condition, boxed, the box generally good.
£50-60
765
ASSORTED MATCHBOX 1-75 SERIES &
BENBROS DIECAST MODELS
comprising a Matchbox No.32, Jaguar XK140, cream,
metal wheels, near mint, boxed, the box good to fair;
Matchbox No.6, Quarry Truck, orange and grey, near
mint, boxed, the box lacking one tab and with one torn
end flap; Matchbox No.48, Meteor Sportsman Mk II
boat, cream over blue, and trailer, black, very good
condition, boxed, the box generally good; Matchbox
No.16, Atlantic Trailer, tan, metal wheels, generally
excellent condition (ramp with one bent lug eye),
boxed, the box generally good; two further Matchbox
models, variable condition, both unboxed; Benbros
No.17, Tractor & Harrow, yellow and red respectively,
good condition, boxed as one, the box good; two
further Benbros models, variable condition, each
boxed; and an empty box for a Benbros No.13, Austin
Champ, (10).
£50-60
Lot 766
766
A RARE MATCHBOX 1-75 SERIES NO.46,
REMOVAL VAN 'BEALES BEALSON'
tan with a white roller-shutter to rear and black plastic
wheels, good condition, in original plain card box
without label.
£100-150
767
TWELVE
MATCHBOX
1-75
SERIES
REGULAR WHEEL MODELS
circa 1960s, including a No.46, Pickfords Removal
Van, green, black plastic wheels, near mint; and
No.51, Albion Chieftain 'Portland Cement', yellow, grey
plastic wheels, excellent condition, the others variable,
most generally good, all boxed (two in incorrect boxes;
all boxes lacking one end flap and two tabs).
£40-50
768
TWENTY-SIX MATCHBOX 1-75 SERIES
SUPERFAST MODELS
circa early 1970s, variable condition, most generally
good, all boxed (all boxes lacking one end flap and
two tabs).
£50-60
769
THIRTY
MATCHBOX
1-75
SERIES
SUPERFAST MODELS
circa 1970s, variable condition, most generally good,
all boxed (five in incorrect boxes; all boxes lacking one
end flap and two tabs).
£40-50
770
TWENTY-NINE MATCHBOX 1-75 SERIES
SUPERFAST MODELS
circa 1970s-80s, including a No.42, Iron Fairy Crane,
red with a yellow jib and base, good condition, the
others variable, most generally good, all boxed (five in
incorrect boxes; all boxes lacking one end flap and two
tabs).
£50-60
771
NINE
MATCHBOX
1-75
SERIES
SUPERFAST MODELS
circa 1970s-80s, including a No.24, Team Matchbox
racing car, metallic blue, racing number '1', near mint;
and No.45, Ford Group Six, metallic green, racing
number '45', with 'Burmah', 'B.P.' and other labels and
a pale yellow base, very good condition, the others
variable, most generally good, all boxed (all boxes
lacking one end flap and two tabs).
£40-50
772
SIX MATCHBOX 1-75 SERIES SUPERFAST
MODELS
circa 1970s, including a No.69, Rolls-Royce Silver
Shadow Coupe, metallic gold with a silver-grey base,
near mint; and No.27, Lamborghini Countach, yellow
with purple glazing, racing number '3', near mint, the
others variable, most generally good, all boxed (all
boxes lacking one end flap and two tabs).
£40-50
773
ASSORTED DIECAST MODELS
circa 1950s-60s, by Dinky and Corgi, variable
condition, most playworn, all unboxed, (34).
£70-80
774
circa 1950s-60s, by Dinky, Corgi, Matchbox and
others, including a Mercury No.19, Fiat 600M, and
Mercury No.26, Lancia D.24, variable condition,
generally playworn, all unboxed, (approximately 60).
£70-90
3 models; together with a 1/50 scale Corgi 'Light
Commercials' No.CC14407, Vauxhall Vivaro Van
'Hampshire Constabulary', most mint or near mint,
each boxed, (9).
£40-50
Lot 775
775
TEN VANGUARDS 1/43 SCALE MODEL
POLICE VEHICLES
comprising a No.VA10405, Hillmam Avenger 'Avon &
Somerset'; No.VA10305, Ford Cortina Mk 3 2000GT
'Thames Valley'; No.VA12401, Ford Granada Mk II
2.8i 'Essex', and seven others, each mint or near mint
and boxed.
£40-50
776
ASSORTED VANGUARDS 1/43 SCALE
MODEL POLICE VEHICLES
comprising a No.LC1003, MGB Set 'Lancashire
Constabulary';
No.VA08702,
Vauxhall
Viva
'Bedfordshire & Luton Constabulary'; No.VA08912,
Austin 1800 Mk 2 'British Airports Authority', and
seven others; together with a Corgi Classics
No.08006, Thames Valley Police Set, each mint or
near mint and boxed, (11).
£40-50
777
TWELVE VANGUARDS 1/43 SCALE MODEL
POLICE VEHICLES
comprising a No.VA10706, MGB 'Leeds City';
No.VA06708,
Triumph
Spitfire
'Cheshire
Constabulary'; No.VA53002, Triumph Dolomite Sprint
'Metropolitan Police', and nine others, each mint or
near mint and boxed.
£40-50
778
EIGHT 1/43 SCALE MODEL POLICE
VEHICLES
comprising a Trofeu No.1806, Ford Escort RS2000
'Merseyside'; code 3 Auto Art Land Rover Discovery
'Devon & Cornwall'; Corgi 'Nine Double Nine'
No.CC07702, Land Rover 110 Station Wagon
'Thames Valley', and five others, including further code
Lot 779
779
[WHITE METAL]. A LANSDOWNE MODELS
NO.LDM79, 1936 RAILTON COBHAM SALOON
mid green, mint, boxed.
£40-50
Lot 780
780
NO.LDM67, 1949/50 HUMBER SUPER SNIPE MK III
SALOON
gunmetal, mint, boxed.
£40-50
781
NO.LDM80, 1972 BRISTOL 411 SERIES II
dark blue, mint, boxed.
£40-50
782
[WHITE METAL]. TWO LANSDOWNE
MODELS
comprising No.LDM69, 1948 Bedford Van 'Western
Counties', mint, boxed; and LDM8A, 1954 Triumph
Renown Mk II Saloon, maroon, mint, boxed.
£50-60
786
EIGHT MODEL CARS
comprising a Corgi No.259, Citroen Le Dandy Coupe,
white over metallic blue, good condition; Sesame
tinplate and plastic Citroen 2CV Ambulance, generally
good condition; plastic Norev No.54, Citroen Ami 6,
blue, good condition; plastic Norev No.187, Citroen
SM Presidentielle, silver, good condition; and three
other Citroens, generally good condition or better, all
unboxed.
£40-50
Lot 783
783
[WHITE METAL]. TWO LANSDOWNE
MODEL CARS
comprising No.LDM81, 1936 Bentley 4 1/2 Litre
Concealed Drophead Coupe, silver-blue, mint, boxed;
and No.LDM93, 1936 Bentley 4 1/4 Litre Fixed Head
Coupe, yellow, mint, boxed.
£60-70
784
[WHITE METAL]. TWO BROOKLIN MODELS
comprising No.BRK64, 1959 Ford Thunderbird
Hardtop Coupe, pale blue, near mint (lacking wing
mirror), boxed; and No.BRK174, 1954 Hudson Hornet
4 Door Sedan, spring green / pasture green, mint,
boxed.
£40-50
785
[WHITE METAL]. TWO MODELS
comprising a Durham Classics No.13A, 1939 Ford
Panel Delivery Van 'Sacramento Bee', mint, boxed;
and Brooklin No.BRK126, 1936 Pierce-Arrow
Convertible, greentone, near mint (lacking bonnet
mascot and one rear light cluster), boxed.
£40-50
Lot 786
787
FIFTEEN MODEL VEHICLES
comprising a French Dinky No.24T, Citroen 2CV, pale
grey with a dark grey roof and cream ridged hubs,
good condition; French Dinky No.25C, Citroen 1200K
Van 'CH Gervais', cream, fair condition; plastic Norev
No.137, Citroen Mehari, red, generally good condition;
plastic Norev No.137, Citroen Mehari, sand, generally
good condition; and eleven other Citroen models,
variable condition, all unboxed.
£40-50
788
ASSORTED MODEL BUSES
comprising a Matchbox 'Models of Yesteryear' No.2,
1912-20 B-Type Bus, red, with 'Dewar's' adverts,
excellent condition, boxed, the box slightly creased;
two further 'Models of Yesteryear', each boxed; a
tinplate Electric Omnibus, grey over mauve taupe,
good condition (not tested), boxed; and six further
models, all unboxed; together with a French cast metal
miniature model battleship, on wheels; and a miniature
tinplate coach, (12).
£40-50
789
NINE MODEL BUSES & COACHES
in diecast metal, tinplate and plastic, including a Wells
Brimtoy Double Decker Bus, red with a cream band to
the upper deck, destination 'Stirling Rd. Walthamstow',
registration 'AWW 76', black plastic wheels, adverts for
'Regent Petrol', friction-drive motor, good condition,
17cm long; and four Mettoy coaches (three diecast
and one plastic), variable condition, all unboxed.
£40-50
790
TWENTY ASSORTED 1/43 SCALE MODEL
VEHICLES
by Solido, Norev and others; together with two 'Pinder'
circus trailers and two tractors, most mint or near mint
and in original packaging, (24).
£40-50
791
ELEVEN ASSORTED 1/43 SCALE MODEL
VEHICLES
by Norev and others, each mint or near mint and in
original packaging.
£40-50
792
FOUR FRANKLIN MINT 1/24 SCALE
DIECAST MODEL CARS
comprising a 1929 Bentley 4 1/2 Litre Blower, green;
1911 Rolls-Royce Tourer, ivory; 1910 Rolls-Royce
Silver Ghost balloon roadster, red with a black
chassis; and 1925 Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost, silver
with a black chassis, each boxed.
£40-60
793
DIECAST MODEL CARS
comprising a 1929 Bentley 4 1/2 Litre Blower, green;
1929 Rolls-Royce Phantom I Cabriolet de Ville, blue
and black; 1948 MG TC, red; and 1993 Rolls-Royce
Corniche IV Convertible, dark blue, each boxed.
£40-60
794
DIECAST MODEL CARS
comprising a 1926 Mercedes-Benz Model K, dark
blue; 1903 Ford Model A, red (nearside rear wheel
broken); 1938 Jaguar SS-100, cream; and 1961
Jaguar E-Type, green; together with a Franklin Mint
1/43 scale 1907 Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost, silver, each
boxed, (5).
£40-50
796
A BRITAINS FARM COLLECTION
comprising No.9526, Deutz DX92 Tractor; No.9521,
County 1884 Tractor; No.9532, Vermeer Round Baler;
No.9554, Eight-Furrow Plough; and assorted other
items, most boxed, (box).
£40-50
Lot 797
797
comprising No.7152, Farm Boxed Set; No.9570,
Massey-Ferguson Combine Harvester; No.9577,
Massey-Ferguson Seed Drill; No.9537, Vicon VariSpreader; and three other items, each boxed, (7).
£40-50
798
comprising No.9527, Fiat Half-Track Tractor; No.9556,
New Holland Hay Baler; No.9535, Ransome
Superfaun Potato Harvester; No.9554, Gang Roller;
No.9560, Alfa-Laval Vacuum Tanker; and fourteen
other items, each boxed, (19).
£100-120
799
circa 1950, by Dinky and others, variable condition,
most playworn, all unboxed, (approximately 37).
£70-80
Lot 795
795
comprising No.9524, Ford 6600 Tractor; No.9598,
Ford 7710 Tractor and Rear Digger; No.9516, Ford
6600 Tractor and Yard Scraper; and No.9580, Ford
Animal Transporter, each boxed.
£40-50
800
THREE DIECAST SPACE MODELS
comprising a Dinky No.359, 'Space 1999' Eagle
Transporter, metallic green and white, very good
condition, boxed, the box worn; Corgi No.647, Buck
Rogers Starfighter, white, excellent condition, boxed,
the box good; and a Dinky No.362, Trident Starfighter,
black, excellent condition, boxed, the box worn.
£40-50
801
FIVE ASSORTED DIECAST MODELS
comprising a Corgi No.269, 'The Spy Who Loved Me'
Lotus Esprit, white, very good condition, boxed, the
box with torn acetate; Dinky No.980, Coles Hydra
Truck 150T, orange and black, very good condition,
boxed, the box good; and three others, each boxed.
£40-50
MODEL TRAINS
802
[O GAUGE]. AN ACE TRAINS G.W.R.
CLASS 57XX 0-6-0 PANNIER TANK LOCOMOTIVE,
7702
green livery with 'shirt button' roundel, boxed.
£100-120
Lot 806
Lot 803
807
[O
GAUGE].
A
BASSETT-LOWKE
NO.BL99014, B.R. PRINCESS CLASS 4-6-2
TENDER LOCOMOTIVE 'PRINCESS VICTORIA',
46205
lined black livery, boxed.
£200-250
803
[O GAUGE]. AN ACE TRAINS B.R. CLASS
4P 2-6-4 TANK LOCOMOTIVE, 42516
lined black livery, boxed.
£120-150
Lot 807
Lot 804
804
7MT 4-6-2 TENDER LOCOMOTIVE 'OLIVER
CROMWELL', 70013
lined green livery, boxed.
£250-300
805
7MT 4-6-2 TENDER LOCOMOTIVE 'CLIVE OF
INDIA', 70040
lined green livery, boxed.
£250-300
806
[O GAUGE]. AN ACE TRAINS LONDON
TRANSPORT 0-6-0 PANNIER TANK LOCOMOTIVE,
L91
lined crimson livery, boxed.
£100-120
808
[O
GAUGE].
A
BASSETT-LOWKE
NO.BL99002, L.M.S. 2-6-0 MOGUL TENDER
LOCOMOTIVE, 2945
lined maroon livery, live-steam, boxed.
£200-250
Lot 809
809
[O
GAUGE].
A
BASSETT-LOWKE
NO.BL99003, S.R. N CLASS 2-6-0 MOGUL TENDER
LOCOMOTIVE, 1864
lined olive green livery, boxed.
£150-200
813
[OO
GAUGE].
A
MISCELLANEOUS
COLLECTION
comprising Airfix No.54151, B.R. 2-6-2 prairie tank
locomotive, 6167, lined black livery, boxed; and nine
assorted Hornby Dublo wagons, each boxed (some
boxes worn), (10).
£40-50
Lot 810 (Part Lot)
810
[O GAUGE]. THREE ACE TRAINS L.M.S.
CORRIDOR COACHES
comprising 1st / 3rd Class, 4195; 3rd Class, 4195; and
3rd Brake, 26133, each lined maroon livery, each
boxed.
£80-100
Lot 811 (Part Lot)
811
[O GAUGE]. THREE ACE TRAINS S.R. NONCORRIDOR COACHES
comprising two 1st Class; and 3rd Brake, each lined
green livery, each boxed.
£100-120
812
[OO
GAUGE].
A
MISCELLANEOUS
COLLECTION
comprising a Hornby No.R2669, Railroad Train Pack
(B.R. Class 08 0-6-0 diesel shunter, 08513, dark grey
over red livery, and three wagons); Hornby Dublo Set
No.2023, 'The Caledonian' Passenger Train (B.R.
Princess Coronation Class 4-6-2 tender locomotive
'City of London', 46245, lined maroon livery, two-rail,
and two coaches, lined maroon livery); assorted other
rolling stock, some boxed; a small quantity of kits,
including a part-built multiple unit; eight Peco
Streamline points / turnouts, each boxed, and further
track; a Hammant & Morgan 'Duette' controller, boxed;
and a Gaugemaster Model 100M controller, boxed.
£70-80
814
[OO GAUGE]. A G.W.R. COLLECTION
comprising a Hornby No.R760, G.W.R. Class 2721 06-0 pannier tank locomotive (open cab),2776, green
livery, boxed; Airfix No.54152, G.W.R. Class 14xx 0-42 tank locomotive, 1466, green livery, boxed; Lima
No.205111, G.W.R. 2-6-2 prairie tank locomotive,
4589, green livery, boxed; Lima No.205117, G.W.R. 06-0 prairie tank locomotive, 9400, green livery, boxed;
Airfix No.54255, G.W.R. Auto-Coach, brown and
cream livery, boxed; another G.W.R. coach, a Siphon
G, and a G.W.R. mineral wagon, each boxed; together
with another wagon and a small quantity of rolling
stock kits.
£60-70
815
[OO GAUGE]. A G.W.R. COLLECTION
comprising Hornby No.R3061, G.W.R. County Class
4-4-0 tender locomotive 'County of Bedford', 3821,
lined green livery, boxed; Bachmann No.32204,
G.W.R. Class 8750 0-6-0 pannier tank locomotive,
4612, green livery, boxed; and four assorted G.W.R.
coaches by Hornby (3) and Airfix (1), brown and
cream livery, each boxed, (6).
£50-60
816
[OO
GAUGE].
A
MISCELLANEOUS
COLLECTION
comprising a Hornby No.R3023, B.R. Class J94 0-6-0
saddle tank locomotive, 68006, black livery (home
weathered), boxed; Hornby G.W.R. 0-4-0 tank
locomotive, 101, green livery, unboxed; and twenty
assorted wagons by Bachmann (17) and Hornby (3),
each boxed, (22).
£50-60
Lot 817
817
[OO GAUGE]. A HORNBY DUBLO NO.2211,
B.R. CLASS A4 4-6-2 TENDER LOCOMOTIVE
'GOLDEN FLEECE', 60030
lined green livery, two-rail, boxed.
£40-50
818
[OO
GAUGE].
A
MISCELLANEOUS
COLLECTION
comprising Hornby Dublo No.EDL1, L.N.E.R. Class A4
4-6-2 tender locomotive 'Sir Nigel Gresley', 7, blue
livery, two-rail (converted from three-rail?), unboxed;
another Hornby Dublo No.EDL1, L.N.E.R. Class A4 46-2 tender locomotive 'Sir Nigel Gresley', 7, blue livery,
three-rail, unboxed; two further assorted locomotives;
one coach; two wagons; and a quantity of track, all
unboxed.
£40-50
819
[OO GAUGE].
A HORNBY DUBLO
COLLECTION
comprising a No.EDL7, L.M.S. Class N2 tank
locomotive, 6917, black livery, three-rail, boxed; four
further locomotives, unboxed; six coaches, unboxed; a
Travelling Post Office, unboxed; and eighteen wagons,
unboxed, (30).
£60-80
820
[HO NARROW GAUGE]. AN F.M. MODELS,
SANDY RIVER & RANGELEY LAKES 2-4-4 TANK
LOCOMOTIVE, 10
black livery, boxed; together with an Orion Models,
Sandy River and Rangeley Lakes coach, green livery,
boxed, (2).
£50-60
821
[N GAUGE]. A B.R. COLLECTION
comprising a Graham Farish B.R. Merchant Navy
Class 4-6-2 tender locomotive 'Port Line', 35027, lined
green livery, and four Pullman coaches, brown and
cream livery, packed as one in vac-form tray,
unboxed; Dapol No.ND061B, B.R. Ivatt 2-6-2 tank
locomotive, 41258, lined black livery, boxed; Graham
Farish No.371003, B.R. Class 08 0-6-0 diesel shunter,
13365, green livery, boxed; and two Dapol B.R.
Coaches, lined maroon livery, each boxed, (5).
£60-70
822
[N
GAUGE].
A
MISCELLANEOUS
COLLECTION
comprising a Dapol No.ND062A, L.M.S. Ivatt Class 26-2 tank locomotive, 1200, black livery; twelve
assorted wagons by Dapol (11) and Minitrix (1), each
boxed; and six lineside accessories by Graham Farish
(4) and Hornby (2), each boxed.
£60-70
823
[N
GAUGE].
A
MISCELLANEOUS
COLLECTION
comprising a Dapol No.ND073B, Virgin Super Voyager
multiple unit 'James Cook', 221110, comprising power
car, dummy power car and two intermediate coaches,
red and silver livery, boxed as one; together with an
additional Dapol Super Voyager coach, boxed; Dapol
No.ND074A, GBRf First Group Class 66 co-co diesel
electric locomotive, 66723, blue livery, boxed; and
Dapol No.ND078A, Metronet Class 66 co-co diesel
electric locomotive 'Metro-Land', 66719, blue livery,
boxed, (4).
£80-90
824
[N
GAUGE].
A
MISCELLANEOUS
COLLECTION
comprising a Dapol No.ND066A, EWS Class 66 co-co
diesel electric locomotive, 66215, crimson and yellow
livery, boxed; and Dapol No.ND077, Freightliner Class
66 co-co diesel electric locomotive, 66594, green and
yellow livery, boxed; and fifteen assorted Dapol
wagons, each boxed, (17).
£80-90
825
[N GAUGE]. A G.W.R. COLLECTION
comprising a Dapol No.ND059, G.W.R. 2-6-2 prairie
tank locomotive, 5529, green livery, boxed; Dapol
Siphon G, boxed; Dapol Siphon H, boxed; ten Dapol
G.W.R. bulk grain wagons, each boxed; and five
Dapol G.W.R. mineral wagons, each boxed, (18).
£60-70
DOLLS & SOFT TOYS
826
A MAX HANDWERCK BISQUE SOCKETHEAD DOLL
with a cropped brown wig, fixed blue glass eyes, and
an open mouth with four upper teeth, on a jointed
composition body with movable wrists and ball-jointed
knees, the head impressed 'Max Handwerck /
Germany / 0 1/4', 47cm high (feet lacking soles; one
finger broken).
£40-50
830
EIGHT STEIFF SOFT TOYS
circa 1950s, including 'Piccy' the pelican; 'Peggy' the
penguin; 'Renny' the reindeer; and 'Leo' the lion,
various sizes, the largest 15cm high; together with two
other toys, (10).
£50-60
ADVERTISING & PACKAGING
831
A MORSE'S DISTEMPER PICTORIAL
ENAMEL WALL SIGN
depicting a boy with a paintbrush in his hand, 'Now
They'll Have to Use It', after a design by John Hassall,
153cm x 101cm.
£100-150
Lot 827
827
A HEUBACH OF KOPPELSDORF BISQUE
SOCKET-HEAD DOLL
with a cropped brown wig, sleeping brown glass eyes,
and an open mouth with two upper teeth, on five piece
bent-limb composition body, the head impressed
'Heubach. Koppelsdorf / 342.10/0 / Germany', 26.5cm
high.
£40-50
828
AN
ARMAND
MARSEILLE
BISQUE
SOCKET-HEAD DOLL
with a replacement brown wig, sleeping grey glass
eyes, and an open mouth with two upper teeth, on a
ball-jointed composition body with movable wrists, the
head impressed 'Germany / 971 / A. 8 M.', 59cm high.
£50-60
829
TWENTY-THREE ASSORTED PIN CUSHION
DOLLS
including two with 'flapper' bobbed hair, various sizes,
the largest 9.5cm high.
£80-100
832
TEN ASSORTED CIDER MUGS
comprising a Taunton Cider 1921-1981 single-handled
mug, 1982, limited edition of 65, of waisted fluted form,
with transfer printed 'Good Health' logo decoration, the
base marked 'one of 65 mugs presented in recognition
of outstanding devotion to duty at the 1982 Taunton
Cider Wassail', 11.5cm high; a Wade Pottery Taunton
Cider twin-handled mug, 1973, limited edition of 500,
with transfer printed 'Farmer's Arms' decoration,
12.5cm high; and eight others.
£40-50
833
SIX TAUNTON CIDER MUGS
comprising a single-handled mug, 1986, limited edition
of 160, of waisted fluted form, with transfer printed
'Good Health' logo decoration, the base marked 'one
of 160 mugs presented in recognition of outstanding
devotion to duty at Taunton Cider's first Open Day 5th
May 1986', 11.5cm high; a Wade Pottery Taunton
Cider twin-handled frog mug, 1995, limited edition of
500, with transfer printed hop leaf decoration, 12.5cm
high; and four others.
£70-90
POP MEMORABILIA
Lot 830
Lot 834 (Part Lot)
834
POP MEMORABILIA - THE BEATLES
comprising a Beatles Fan Club portrait card, bearing
hand-written signatures for all four members (probably
secretarial); a gilt metal pin badge; a Beatles Fan Club
membership card, 1966-67; a Beatles woven cloth
patch; Beatles Fan Club newsletters Nos 5 (Summer
1965) and 7 (Summer 1967); and further ephemera.
£50-60
835
POP MEMORABILIA - THE BEATLES
comprising black and white portraits, including one
from Mirabelle 'to celebrate our Girl of the Year 1964
contest'; a Beatles Quiz Book, compiled by Jack
House, first edition, Collins, London, 1964; further
publications and ephemera; and assorted newspaper
cuttings.
£40-50
836
[ELVIS PRESLEY]. A 35MM FILM STRIP
with hand-written title 'Presley Goes in U.S. Army'.
Note: Given the subject matter this footage would
appear to date from 1958.
£60-80
MECHANICAL MUSIC & SCIENTIFIC
INSTRUMENTS
839
AN E.M.G. TABLE GRAMOPHONE
the oak-veneered case fitted with an electric motor
and a large papier mache horn.
£80-100
840
A WATSON & SONS MONOCULAR
MICROSCOPE
serial number 3614, with a patinated and lacquered
brass frame and fittings, in a wooden travel case.
£40-50
841
A J. PARKES & SONS MONOCULAR
MICROSCOPE
with a patinated and lacquered brass frame and
fittings, in a wooden travel case; together with a
approximately seventy glass specimen slides, in a
fitted wooden case.
£60-80
Lot 842
Lot 837 (Part Lot)
837
RECORDS – ASSORTED
Approximately fifty-nine long-playing records, most
circa 1960s-70s, by The Beatles, The Rolling Stones,
and others, (box).
£60-80
838
RECORDS - ASSORTED
Approximately twenty-eight long-playing records, most
circa 1960s-70s, by The Beatles, Bob Dylan, The
Rolling Stones, Frank Sinatra and others, (box).
£40-50
842
[RAILWAY
INTEREST].
A
STANLEY
SURVEYOR'S LEVEL, 'THE ELTHAM'
serial number '58497', the grey painted body marked
'B.R. (W.R.) / Chief Civil Engineer's Office /
Paddington', in a fitted wooden travel case.
£40-60
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
843
A VIOLIN
the one-piece back 35cm long, spuriously labelled
'Nicolaus Amatus fecit / in Cremona 1617', cased;
together with a bow, unmarked, with a nickel adjuster
and an ebony frog.
£80-100
851
TWO ITALIAN MANDOLINS
one with a flat back and transfer-printed floral
decoration, each cased.
£40-60
852
A HAWKES & SON FLUTE
the hardwood body with nickel fittings, in a wooden
case.
£60-80
Lot 843
844
A BLUE MOON HAWAIIAN GUITAR
table or laptop model, with a single coil pickup and a
metallic blue finish, 74.5cm high.
£40-60
845
AN OVATION 'APPLAUSE' BALLADEER
GUITAR
Model AE28, with a green laminated spruce top and a
roundback lyrachord body, 105cm high (original
electrics removed; internal microphonic pickup fitted).
£40-50
846
A HONDO II 'LES PAUL' STYLE GUITAR
serial number 'HD740RS', with a sun-burst finish, a
rosewood fingerboard with faux mother of pearl inlay,
and Di Marzio pickups, 101cm high; with a soft case
and a stand.
£60-80
847
A VINTAGE ACOUSTIC RESONATOR
GUITAR
Model VRA-400BK, with an aluminium spun core
resonator and a black finish, 100cm high; with a soft
case and a stand.
£150-200
848
AN ENCORE ELECTRIC GUITAR
in the style of a Fender Stratocaster, with triple
pickups and a blue finish, 101cm high; with a soft case
and a stand.
£60-80
849
A TANGLEWOOD ELECTRO-ACOUSTIC
GUITAR
Model II Premier 'TW-145/12-SC', serial number
'1127553', the mahogany body with a cedar top and
rosewood fingerboard, 106cm high; with a stand.
£150-200
850
A HONDO II FIVE-STRING BANJO
Model HB75A, 101cm high; in a soft case.
£60-80
853
A WATSON XL10 GUITAR AMPLIFIER
serial number 04020525, 14 Watt, with single input,
30.5cm high.
£40-50
854
A LINE 6 'SPIDER II' STEREO AMPLIFIER
150 Watts, with two Celestion speakers, variable
effects and a single guitar input, 52cm high.
£60-80
RAILWAYANA & AUTOMOBILIA
855
[BOOKS]. RAILWAY
Martin, Terry. The Iron Sherpa. Darjeeling and its
Remarkable Railway, Volumes 1 & 2, Rail Romances,
Chester, 2006 & 2010, boards, dustjacket, illustrations,
quarto; Martin, Terry. Halfway to Heaven... The
Darjeeling Himalayan Railway 1879-2000, limited
edition 93/2000, signed by author, Rail Romances,
Chester, 2000, boards, dustjacket, illustrations, quarto;
and twenty-four other works, including booklets, of
Indian railway interest, (26).
£40-50
856
[BOOKS]. RAILWAY
Boyd, James. Narrow Gauge Railways in North
Caernarvonshire, Volumes 1-3, reprints, Oakwood
Press, Headington / Usk / Usk, 1990 / 2001 / 2001,
boards, dustjacket, illustrations, octavo; Boyd, James.
Narrow Gauge Railways in South Caernarvonshire,
first edition, Oakwood Press, Lingfield, 1972, boards,
dustjacket, illustrations, octavo; Thomas, Cliff. Quarry
Hunslets of North Wales, first edition, Oakwood Press,
Usk, 2001, boards, dustjacket, illustrations, octavo;
and assorted other works, (approximately 65, box).
£50-60
857
[BOOKS]. RAILWAY
Garner, Adrian. Monorails of the 19th Century, first
edition, Lightmoor Press, Lydney, 2011, pictorial
boards, illustrations, quarto; Davies, W.J.K. The Light
Railway Railcar in Western Europe, Plateway Press,
East Harling, no date, boards, dustjacket, illustrations,
quarto; Moody, Linwood. The Maine Two-Footers,
second edition, Heimburger House Publishing
Company, Forest Park, 1998, boards, dustjacket,
illustrations, quarto; and assorted other works, (three
boxes).
£100-120
861
TWENTY-THREE
GLASS
PLATE
NEGATIVES OF BUSES
circa 1925, mainly General, some showing accident
damage, each approximately 12cm x 16.5cm.
£40-50
Lot 862
862
A READING CORPORATION TRAMWAYS
BRASS DRIVER'S LICENCE
circa 1905, with recessed lettering 'R.C.T. / No.6',
7.5cm diameter.
£60-80
Lot 858
858
AN L.N.E.R. RAILWAY POSTER, 'BANFF'
depicting the resort from afar, across the estuary
bridge, printed by John Waddington Ltd, Leeds,
100cm x 62cm, framed (peripheral wear).
£60-80
859
[BOOKS]. TRANSPORT
Hall, D.A. Reading Trolleybuses, first edition,
Trolleybooks, 1991, boards, dustjacket, illustrations
throughout, tall quarto; Jordan, H.E. Tramways of
Reading, second edition, Adam Gordon, Chetwode,
1990, boards, dustjacket, illustrations, octavo,
SIGNED BY AUTHOR; Jordan, Edgar. Reading
Tramways, first edition, Middleton Press, Midhurst,
1996, pictorial boards, illustrations throughout, octavo,
SIGNED BY AUTHOR; and a further thirty-three books
and booklets, most of bus interest, (36).
£40-50
860
BUS TICKETS - READING CORPORATION
TRAMWAYS / TRANSPORT
Approximately 145 pre-paid sample tickets, most circa
1931-33, including Workmen's, Scholars, Postman's
and Parcels examples, each laid down to a support
sheet.
£50-60
Lot 863
863
TWO
READING
CORPORATION
TRAMWAYS ENAMEL LICENCES
circa 1915, the first with blue lettering against a white
ground 'Reading / 95 / Tramway Driver', and the
second with brick red lettering against a white ground
'Reading / 93 / Tramway Conductor', each with leather
suspension tag, 8.25cm wide.
£100-150
864
TWO
READING
CORPORATION
TRAMWAYS BRASS GRADE BADGES
circa 1910, the first with nickel letter 'M' for Motorman,
and the second with nickel letter 'C' for Conductor,
each 4cm diameter; together with a later Reading
Corporation Transport staff whistle, engraved 'R C T';
and two Public Service Vehicle licences, one Driver
and the other Conductor, (5).
£40-50
865
A READING CORPORATION TRANSPORT
ARCHIVE
comprising a Last Tram ticket, 1939; Trolleybus
Timetable & Fares booklet, 1939; Last Trolleybus
ticket (bus 181); Last Trolleybus Week bus poster;
Farewell to the Trolleybus booklet; staff bus pass,
1972; Dinner & Dance programme, 1972; other
ephemera; and reprinted photographs of tram,
trolleybus and motor bus interest, (two albums).
£40-50
869
A LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL COPPER &
BRASS CONICAL TWO GALLON PETROL
MEASURE
with 1928 assay mark, 34.5cm high.
£60-80
870
EIGHTEEN
UNIPART
CALENDARS
1975-92 inclusive.
Provenance: Managing Director of
(Bridgwater) Ltd.
£40-60
GENERAL
COLLECTOR’S
INCLUDING NAUTICALIA
GLAMOUR
Harry
Ball
ITEMS
871
A COLLECTION OF LACE BOBBINS
mainly wood with three bone, one of the latter nameengraved 'George', (approximately 70).
£40-50
Lot 872
Lot 866
866
DOUBLE-SIDED ENAMEL BUS STOP SIGN
with crimson lettering against a cream ground, 42.5cm
x 28.5cm.
£40-50
872
A DUNHILL BRITANNIA METAL DESK SET
comprising a lighter, in the form of a tankard, 8.5cm
high inclusive of thumb-piece; a cigarette holder, in the
form of a tankard, 11.25cm high inclusive of thumbpiece; and a lidded ashtray, of conforming design,
5.5cm high inclusive of thumb-piece, (3).
£60-80
867
BUS REAR REGISTRATION PLATE, 'KRD 257F'
together with a charred bell top from the same vehicle.
Note: KRD 257F was a Bristol RELL6G with Strachan
bodywork which entered service in 1967. It was
destroyed by fire at the Mill Lane Depot in 1971.
£40-50
868
TWO
READING
CORPORATION
TRANSPORT PAINTED METAL TROUGHS
the first sign-written 'St Mary's Butts' and the second
'Armour Hill', each with cream lettering against a
maroon ground, 71.5cm long.
£40-50
Lot 873
873
A COLLECTION OF SEA SHELLS
(approximately 54, box).
£50-60
880
[NAUTICALIA]. A SET OF
SIGNALLING FLAGS
in a plastic-covered canvas pouch-roll.
£80-120
874
(approximately 50, box).
£50-60
881
FOUR BLACK BAKELITE TELEPHONES
of differing push button or switch operation for closed
network communication.
£200-250
875
(approximately 120, four trays).
£50-60
BOOKS, MAPS & DOCUMENTS
876
A LARGE COLLECTION OF SEA SHELLS
(five boxes).
£50-60
877
[NAUTICALIA]. THREE SHIP'S COPPER
NAVIGATION LIGHTS
with applied brass plaques 'Port', 'Masthead' and
'Starboard' and, respectively, convex red, clear and
blue glass lenses, each 15.5cm high.
£40-60
878
[NAUTICALIA].
PORTHOLE
44.5cm diameter.
£40-50
A
SHIP'S
MARITIME
BRASS
882
Milne, A.A. The House at Pooh Corner, first edition,
Methuen, London, 1928, pink cloth gilt, top edges gilt,
map endpapers, illustrations by Ernest Shepard,
octavo (spine faded; ownership inscription and
address); with When We Were Very Young, fifth
edition, 1924, dark blue cloth gilt, top edges gilt,
octavo; Winnie-the-Pooh, fifteenth edition, 1934, blue
cloth, octavo; and Now We Are Six, twelfth edition,
1938, blue cloth, dustjacket, (4).
£40-50
883
[LITERATURE]
Stowe, Harriet Beecher. Uncle Tom's Cabin, early
British edition, Cassell, London, 1852, half leather,
portrait frontispiece, vignette title, a further twenty-nine
plate illustrations by George Cruikshank (the printed
list calls for only twenty-seven, with small variations in
subject and placement), octavo (pp.63-64 holed,
barely affecting text; pp.65-66 with corresponding
stain).
£40-60
Lot 879
879
[NAUTICALIA]. A WHITE STAR LINE
'WISTERIA' PATTERN TEA OR CHOCOLATE CUP
& SAUCER
each base marked with registration numbers '117214'
and '324028', the cup dated '3/1911' and the saucer
'3/1912', (saucer with rim chip and associated crack);
together with a matching WHITE STAR LINE
'WISTERIA' PATTERN COFFEE CUP & SAUCER,
each base marked with registration numbers '117214'
and '324028', the cup undated and the saucer
'3/1912'.
£200-250
[CHILDRENS]
Lot 884
884
[LITERATURE]
Wodehouse, P.G. If I Were You, second impression,
Jenkins, London, 1931, orange cloth, SIGNED BY
AUTHOR to front free endpaper, octavo.
£40-60
885
[LITERATURE]
Hall, Radclyffe. The Well of Loneliness, second
impression, Cape, London, 1928, black cloth, octavo,
with a signed typed letter from the author relating to
the same taped to the front free endpaper (joints torn
and frayed; covers damp stained; newspaper clippings
taped to front pastedown); Hall, Radclyffe. The Master
of the House, first edition, London, 1932, beige cloth,
SIGNED BY AUTHOR to title, octavo; and a handwritten letter from the author, dated 28th August 1933,
relating to the same, (3).
£40-50
886
[MODERN FIRSTS]
Lewis, C.S. The Screwtape Letters, first edition, Bles,
London, 1942, black cloth, paper title label to spine,
octavo (ownership inscription in pencil to front free
endpaper; title label slightly rubbed and with minor lift
to right edge).
£40-50
887
[MODERN FIRSTS]
Tolkien, J.R.R. The Hobbit or There and Back Again,
first edition second impression reprint, George Allen &
Unwin, London, 1946, green cloth, map endpapers,
colour frontispiece, octavo (ownership inscription in
pencil and tear with small loss to front free endpaper;
joints and spine ends rubbed; corners bumped).
£40-60
888
[RELIGION & THEOLOGY]
Cosin, John. A Collection of Private Devotions; in the
Practice of the Ancient Church, called the Hours of
Prayer, ninth edition, for Luke Meredith, London, 1693,
full panelled and part-speckled calf, engraved
frontispiece and half title, small octavo (rebacked; one
gathering detached; ownership inscriptions; notes to
blanks); and The Book of Common Prayer, and
Administration of the Sacraments,... Together with the
Psalter of Psalms of David, by Baskett, London, 1727,
full panelled leather gilt, all edges gilt, octavo (scuffed;
joints with short splits to ends), (2).
£40-50
Lot 889
889
[RELIGION & THEOLOGY]
The Bible, by Barker, London, 1614 (Old Testament) &
1613 (New Testament), engraved title pages,
genealogies, quarto (covers detached; spine lacking
uppermost raised band and with loss to leather across
upper compartments; lacking all before Psalm 94
preceding Old Testament and with Psalms 94-107 on
torn and incomplete pages; Genealogies with torn and
incomplete title; two leaves following New Testament
torn and incomplete; lacking all after Psalm 109
following New Testament; sold with all faults, not
subject to return).
£40-60
Lot 890
890
[SCIENCE]. AGRICULTURE
Doyle, Martin, pseudonym [Rev. William Hickey]. Hints
for the Small Farmers of Ireland, fourth edition, by
Charles, Dublin, 1830, full leather, plan frontispiece,
duodecimo (scuffed; upper cover, front free endpaper
and frontispiece almost detached).
£40-50
891
[SPORTING]
Edwards, Lionel. The Passing Seasons, Country Life,
London, no date, boards, seventeen (of eighteen)
mounted colour plate illustrations, cord-bound, 32cm x
46.5cm.
£50-60
892
[TRANSPORT]. MARITIME & SHIPPING
Lubbock, Basil. The China Clipper, reprint, Brown, Son
& Ferguson, Glasgow, 1950, cloth, dustjacket
illustrations, quarto; Greenhill, Basil. The Merchant
Schooners, Conway, London, 1988, boards,
dustjacket, illustrations, quarto; and a large quantity of
other works, (three boxes).
£40-50
893
[TRANSPORT]. MARITIME & SHIPPING
Bartlett, John. Ships of North Cornwall, first edition,
Tabb House, Padstow, 1996, boards, dustjacket,
illustrations, square quarto; Farr, Grahame. Wreck and
Rescue on the Coast of Devon. The Story of the South
Devon Lifeboats, first edition, Bradford Barton, Truro,
1968, boards, dustjacket, illustrations, octavo; Carter,
Clive. Cornish Shipwrecks Volume 2: The North
Coast, first edition, David & Charles, Newton Abbot,
1970, boards, dustjacket, illustrations, octavo; and
thirty-seven other works, including further titles of
West Country interest, (40, box).
£40-50
894
[MISCELLANEOUS]
Willis, Michael. Cookery Made Easy; being A
Complete System of Domestic Management, Uniting
Elegance with Economy, for Belch, London, 1825, full
leather, frontispiece, five plate illustrations, duodecimo
(upper cover and all before page 2 detached; a few
taped repairs; lacking all after page 216); together with
Ruxton, George Frederick. Life in the Far West, first
edition, Blackwood, Edinburgh & London, 1849, half
calf, octavo, (2).
£40-50
895
[MISCELLANEOUS]
Sharp, Cecil. "Mr North's Maggott": English Folk
Dances, hand-written limitation to inside front cover
'five hundred copies only printed / No.137', S.
Kennedy North, London, 1921, cord-bound pictorial
stiff paper covers (now lacking cord), twelve full-page
colour illustrations by S. Kennedy North, 17cm x
29cm.
£40-50
896
[MISCELLANEOUS]. A 'STALKY' ARCHIVE
comprising Dunsterville, Major-General L.C. More
Yarns, Jarrolds, London, no date, black cloth, octavo,
INSCRIBED & SIGNED BY AUTHOR to Preface, with
explanatory notes to Title verso and Contents pages;
Dunsterville, Major-General L.C. Stalky's Adventures,
re-issue, Cape, London, 1941, INSCRIBED & SIGNED
to Title and further SIGNED to portrait frontispiece; two
black and white portrait photographs of the author,
both signed; and a quantity of letters from the author
and his wife, Daisie, mainly early 1940s.
£80-100
897
A GRANT OF LETTERS PATENT
No.1398, to Joseph Davies of Bristol, for
'improvements in propelling vessels', 1854, complete
with a pendent yellow wax seal in a japanned tin.
£40-50
A
PRIVATE
COLLECTION
PAUL
NASH
Lot 898
Lot 895
898
[ART]. PAUL NASH
Eates, Margot. Paul Nash, The Master of the Image
1889-1946, first edition, Murray, London, 1973, cloth,
dustjacket, colour and black and white illustrations
throughout, quarto; Causey, Andrew. Paul Nash, first
edition, Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1980, cloth,
dustjacket, colour and black and white illustrations
throughout, quarto; Nash, Paul. Outline, An
Autobiography and Other Writings, first edition, Faber
& Faber, London, 1949, cloth, dustjacket, plate
illustrations, octavo; Bertram, Anthony. Paul Nash,
The Portrait of an Artist, first edition, Faber & Faber,
London, 1955, cloth, dustjacket, plate illustrations,
octavo; Nash, Paul. Aerial Flowers, limited edition
491/1000, Counterpoint Publications, Oxford, 1947,
stiff paper covers with profile portrait pictorial onlay,
illustrations, staple-bound; Nash, Paul. Aerial Flowers,
limited edition 92/1000, Counterpoint Publications,
Oxford, 1947, stiff paper covers with variant profile
portrait pictorial onlay, illustrations, staple-bound; and
Paul Nash 1889-1946. A Northern Arts Exhibition,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1971, stiff paper covers,
illustrations, octavo, (7).
£60-80
899
[ART]. PAUL NASH
Nash, Paul. Monster Field, limited edition 793/1000,
Counterpoint Publications, Oxford, 1946, stiff paper
coverswith pictorial onlay, illustrations, staple-bound;
Nash, Paul. Aerial Flowers, limited edition 343/1000,
Counterpoint Publications, Oxford, 1947, stiff paper
covers with profile portrait pictorial onlay, illustrations,
staple-bound; Causey, Andrew. Paul Nash's
Photographs, Document and Image, first edition, The
Tate Gallery, London, 1973, cloth, dustjacket,
illustrations throughout, square quarto; and assorted
other works, including ephemera, of related interest.
£60-80
900
[ART]. PAUL NASH
Boulton, Janet, editor. Dear Mercia, Paul Nash Letters
to Mercia Oakley, 1909-18, limited edition of 300, The
Fleece Press, Wakefield, 1991, quarter cloth, tipped-in
colour frontispiece, further illustrations, folded print in
pocket to rear pastedown, quarto, in slip-case.
£40-60
901
[ART]. PAUL NASH
Blythe, Ronald. First Friends, Paul and Bunty, John
and Christine - and Carrington, limited edition of 300,
The Fleece Press, Huddersfield, 1997, quarter cloth,
tipped-in colour frontispiece, further tipped-in plate and
text illustrations, quarto, in slip-case.
£50-70
Lot 901
902
[ART]. PAUL NASH
Greenwood, Jeremy, compiler. The Wood-Engravings
of Paul Nash, limited edition of 490, The Wood Lea
Press, Woodbridge, 1997, tipped-in colour plate and
black and white text illustrations throughout, tall
quarto, in slip-case.
£50-70
Lot 903
903
PAUL NASH (BRITISH, 1889-1946)
A Portfolio of Twenty Four Wood-Engravings,
limited edition of 45, with a further 15 sets not for sale
from which this is number IV, printed on Japanese
paper by Ian Mortimer, each with the blindstamp of the
Paul Nash Trust, in stiff paper mounts, with
accompanying descriptive booklet, published by
Garton and Cooke, 1985, various sizes the average
23cm x 15.5cm, in a hinged card box.
£400-600
904
A Private World, Photographs by Paul Nash,
limited edition of 45, with a further 6 sets not for sale
from which this is number C/F, the twenty-five black
and white images printed on Kodak Veribrom semi-
matt paper by David Lambert and mounted to card,
with accompanying descriptive booklet introduced by
John Piper, published by Fischer Fine Art, 1978,
various sizes the average 19cm x 30cm, in a hinged
card box with onlaid title label.
£700-900
907
'Design of Arches',
woodcut, limited edition 23/25, titled lower left and
signed and dated 1926 lower right in pencil by artist,
15cm x 11.5cm, with full margins, unframed.
This lot may be subject to Droit de Suite (Artists
Resale Right).
£300-400
Lot 904
905
'The Wall - Dymchurch',
engraving, limited edition of 50, printed on Saunders
140 lb. mould made paper, with the blindstamp of the
Paul Nash Trust, published by Alexander Postan in
association with The Tate Gallery, 1971, 12.5cm x
19.5cm, with full margins, in card folder.
£350-400
Lot 908
908
'Still Life', woodcut, limited edition 34/50, titled lower
left and signed and dated 1927 lower right in pencil by
artist, 14.5cm x 11cm, with full margins, unframed.
Resale Right).
£300-400
Lot 906
906
'The Wall - Dymchurch',
engraving, limited edition of 10 reserved for the Paul
Nash Trust and the publishers of which this is number
I/J, printed on Saunders 140 lb. mould made paper,
with the blindstamp of the Paul Nash Trust, published
by Alexander Postan in association with The Tate
Gallery, 1971, 12.5cm x 19.5cm, with full margins, in
card folder.
£400-500
Lot 909
909
'Northern Muse', woodcut, limited edition 2/15, titled
lower left and signed and dated 1923 lower right in
pencil by artist, 14cm x 10cm, with full margins,
unframed.
Resale Right).
£300-400
911
Midsummer Night's Dream 'Act III Scene 2. The
Wood'; and 'Act IV [Scene 1. A Wood]',
pen and ink, mounted to a paper support sheet with
hand-written titles in pencil, 7.5cm x 20.5cm and 16cm
x 16cm respectively, 37.5cm x 25cm overall.
Resale Right).
£800-1000
Lot 912 (Part Lot)
910
'Pony, the Footballer', woodcut, limited edition I/9,
signed and dated 1921 lower right in pencil by artist,
11.5cm x 10cm, framed.
Resale Right).
£400-500
912
Midsummer Night's Dream 'Act V [Scene 2]. The
Palace of Theseus'; and 'Act IV [Scene 2. The Palace
of Theseus]', pen and ink, mounted to a paper support
sheet with hand-written titles in pencil, 7.5cm x 20.5cm
and 16cm x 16cm respectively, 37.5cm x 25cm
overall.
Resale Right).
£800-1000
Lot 911
Lot 913
Lot 910
913
Midsummer Night's Dream '[Act II Scene 2. Five
Costumes for Fairies] Male Fairies and Others'; and
Act II Scene 2. Costumes for Pease-Blossom,
Mustard-seed, Cobweb and Moth,
pen and ink, mounted to a paper support sheet with
hand-written titles and notes in pencil, 7.5cm x 20.5cm
and 7.5cm x 19.5cm respectively, 29.5cm x 24.5cm
overall.
Resale Right).
£600-800
915
The Tragedie of King Lear 'Act V Scene I [The British
Camp near Dover]',
pen and ink, hand-written title in ink, signed in
monogram and dated 1926 in pencil lower right, 13cm
x 21cm, laid down to support sheet.
Resale Right).
£500-700
Lot 916
Lot 914
916
The Tragedie of King Lear 'Act V Scene I [The British
Camp near Dover]',
monogram and dated 1926 in pencil lower right,
13.5cm x 21cm, laid down to support sheet.
Resale Right).
£400-600
914
The Tragedie of King Lear 'Act 4 Scene 7. A Tent in
the French Camp',
monogram in pencil lower right, 22cm x 16cm, with
almost full margins.
Resale Right).
£500-700
Lot 917
917
The Tragedie of King Lear 'Act V Scene II [A Field
Between the Two Camps]',
monogram in pencil lower right, 11.5cm x 215cm, laid
down to support sheet.
Resale Right).
£500-700
Lot 915
Lot 918
918
The Tragedie of King Lear 'Act V Scene III [The British
Camp near Dover]',
monogram and dated 1926 in pencil lower right,
12.5cm x 20cm, laid down to support sheet.
Resale Right).
£500-700
Lot 920
920
ATTRIBUTED TO PAUL NASH (BRITISH,
1889-1946)
Landscape with Trees and Distant Hills,
watercolour and pencil, unsigned, approximately 18cm
x 25.5cm.
Resale Right).
£200-300
Lot 919
919
'Sketch Design for Act II of The Lady from the Sea',
pen and ink on yellow paper, signed in monogram in
ink lower right, laid down to support sheet with handwritten title in ink, overall 24cm x 28.5cm.
Resale Right).
£600-800
Lot 921
921
A. MASTERS (BRITISH, 20TH CENTURY)
Portrait of Paul Nash,
charcoal and grey washes, signed and dated 1939
lower right, laid down to support sheet, 23.5cm x
17cm.
£40-60
CONDITIONS OF SALE
1.
Lots purchased online with the-saleroom.com
will attract an additional charge for this service
in the sum of 3% of the hammer price plus
VAT at the rate imposed
2. Description of lots in the catalogue, although
believed to be correct, are for identification
and guidance purposes only. In no way is
there any warranty given or implied as to the
accuracy or content of any description or
condition of items. All lots are sold subject to
all faults and imperfections, if any, and
purchasers must satisfy themselves as to the
description or authenticity of any lot or lots.
3. The highest bidder shall be the purchaser at
the Hammer Price. In the event of any
dispute arising the Auctioneer shall, at his
discretion, reoffer the lot or lots. In any event
his decision shall be final and binding.
4. Every purchaser shall be deemed to act as
principal unless there is written
acknowledgement with the Auctioneers that
the purchaser acts as an agent for a named
and accepted principal.
5. The Auctioneers reserve the right to refuse
any bid from any person and to refuse
admission to the premises at their discretion
of any person.
6. All lots are deemed to become the
purchaser’s responsibility in full at the fall of
the hammer when a Contract of Sale is made
and the purchaser assumes the safe custody
of the lot or lots.
7. The Auctioneer acts as agents between the
vendor and purchaser and is not responsible
for any default by either the vendor or the
purchaser.
PAYMENT OF ACCOUNTS
1. Intending purchasers unknown to the
Auctioneers are kindly requested to make
arrangements with the Auctioneers prior to the
Sale regarding payment. If such
arrangements are not made purchases will not
be released until payment is received and in
the case of cheques until they have been
cleared.
2. Credit card payments: Purchasers intending
to pay by credit card should make
arrangements prior to the sale to ensure that
the card is one accepted by the Auctioneer’s
bankers. All charges made by the respective
card company should be borne by the
purchaser in addition to the Auctioneer’s
charges.
3. All lots must be paid for in full on the day of
the Sale and before removal from the
Saleroom.
4. Buyer’s premium of 19.5% + VAT of the
Hammer Price is payable by the purchasers of
all lots
5. The Accounts Office adjoining the Saleroom
will be open throughout the Auction for
convenience of purchasers.
REMOVAL OF GOODS FROM SALEROOM
1. The purchaser shall at his own expense
remove the lot or lots purchased no later than
two working days after the day of the Auction.
Failure to comply with this condition will incur
removal, storage and insurance charges.
2. No lot may be removed before payment.
COMMISSION BIDS
1. The Auctioneers will be pleased to exercise
commission bids on behalf of the purchasers,
providing they are submitted in writing; in such
a manner so as to purchase on behalf of the
client by exceeding the highest Saleroom floor
bid or next highest book bid or vendor’s
reserve by one bid only.
NEW BUYER REGISTRATION
1. All New Buyers wishing to register at this
Saleroom must first produce two forms of
paper ID ideally showing a concurring current
address ie Driver’s Licence and a Utility Bill or
Bank/Credit Card correspondence and those
registering by telephone, if successful, will
also be required to make the first payment to
the saleroom either by Bank Transfer/Cash, or
Cheque (which will have to clear before
collection). New Buyer’s wishing to pay by
Card will have to pay for their items in person.
2. Telephone Bids will only be accepted
providing the Auctioneers have received two
forms of paper ID ideally showing a concurring
current address ie Driver’s Licence and a
Utility Bill or Bank/Credit Card
correspondence.
3. Telephone Bids MUST BE booked by 5.30 pm
on the day BEFORE the sale.
4. No NEW registrations or bids will be taken
once the Sale has commenced.
MONTHLY ANTIQUE SALES
Thursday 2nd June
Thursday 7th July
(including 20th Century Design)
Thursday 11th August
Thursday 1st September
Thursday 6th October
Thursday 3rd November
CAR PARKING AT THE
OCTAGON
We have limited parking
available at the Salerooms.
Please Note the nearest Pay
and Display Car Park is located
at Victoria Gate on the opposite
side of the road from the
Salerooms within easy walking
distance.
Thursday 1st December
COLLECTORS’ SALES
Friday 3rd June
(to include Great War Memorabilia)
Friday 2nd September
Friday 2nd December
SPORTING SALES
Friday 7th October (Autumn)
MONTHLY GENERAL SALES
At Sedgemoor Auction Centre
THURSDAY 16th JUNE
Viewing from 9.00am on the morning of
sale and sales commence at 11.00am
Entries will be taken on the day prior to
sale from 9.00am – 4.00pm
FREE VALUATION
MORNINGS
Every Monday 9.00am – 1.00pm
at The Octagon Salerooms
From the Town: Drive past the
Salerooms and take the first
turning left by the White Hart
Public House.
From the Motorway: Follow the
signs to the Town Centre. (Pass
Rowcliffes Dealership on the left
hand side and turn right at the
Traffic Lights by the White Hart
Public House.
SOLD IN OUR MARCH COLLECTOR’S SALE
Greenwoods Atlas of
England, 1834
£1,900
A British R.A.F. Omega
pilot’s wristwatch
£3,200
A 19th century dolls house
£4,200
The Octagon Salerooms, East Reach, Taunton, Somerset, TA1 3HL
Tel: 01823 332525 Email: [email protected]
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