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Auction 79 to Take Place on 3 September 2016 Auction 79 To take place on 3 September 2016 Please post bids to Peter McGowan, Nethergreen House, 9 The Green, Ruddington, Notts NG11 6DY Or email: [email protected] The deadline is Tuesday, 30 August 2016. Late bids will not be recorded. Ensure you include your current address and contact details. If you are bidding by email, please make sure you have received his confirmation of receipt. Successful bidders living outside the UK will be asked to pay for their lots before despatch. If two bids of the same amount are received for a lot, then the bid received first will take precedence, so early bidding is desirable. All lots now carry reserves, either at a default value of 75% of the estimate or at an undisclosed figure set by the seller. No bid will be accepted below the reserve. Take into account that some of our estimated prices appear rather too modest, and may be well overbid. NB: See the members’ page of our website for images of this material. £ 1 19C arms: WP Byrne Esqr, NIF; Fane Boswell Moore Bristor, NIF; JB Bosanquet Lincolns Inn, F3112; 20 William F Black, NIF; Bradby Hall [Stanhope, Earl of Checterfield] F27863; Andrew J Balfour, NIF; Sir Richard Bickerton Bart and KC, F2478; anon NIF in brown for Keith (possibly for Sir Alexander Keith, Knight Marischal of Scotland). (8) 2 19C arms: John Adam Esquire, F117; John Adams Junr Ch.Ch., NIF; WB Buchanan NIF; [Palk, Bart.] 20 sgd: Ezekiel Sculpt, F22604; Joseph Sweetman Ames, NIF; Lady Dowager Arundell, F762; [Dunning] Lord Ashburton, F9347; plain festoon, F1215 but lacking ‘Baker’. (8) 3 Mostly 19C arms: Admiral & Mrs Page, F22532; George Thornton Bayley, F1854; Henry Bower FSA, 20 F3267; The Right Honourable Augustus Earl of Berkeley, Spring Gardens, London (succ as 4th Earl 1730, d.1755) F2310; Wm Bedford, F2026; John Arden, F676; Aberdeen [Nevill] sgd: Griffiths & Weigall etc, NIF; Capt Geo Bell, on green-faced paper, sgd: Edmonston, NIF. (8) 4 Chiefly 19C arms: Walter Bagot, in circular frame, NIF; Earl of Ormonde and Ossory, NIF; Jno Willm 20 Adam Esqr. F121; Thos Berney Bramston, Skreens, Essex, in circular frame, F3529; Sir T Fowell Buxton Bart, sgd: Metcalf [cr Bart 1840 d.1845] F4709; Sir Richard Brooke Bart [cr Bart 1803] F3884; Philip Bliss, F2841; Chas Bosanquet, poss F3102; Lord Boringdon [succ 2nd Bart 1788, cr Earl & Visct 1815, d.1840] Franks duplicate stamp, F22709. (9) 5 Festoon, wreath &/or ribbon arms: John Barron, NIF; George Barclay, F1418; (Willm Bleamire Greys 12 Inn, in MS) F2817; Richd Barnwell Esqr Stansted, Sussex, F1709; TA (Thos Ayscough) cypher in beaded oval with festoon, F1039. (5) 6 Festoon, wreath &/or ribbon arms: Wm Barwick, F1714; Brook Bridges, F3688; Michl Marshall 12 Apjohn, NIF; James Brindley Esqr MA FSA Stamp Office London, F2543; Barwell Browne, Lincoln’s Inn, oval arm in oval wreath in oval frame, F4039. (5) 7 Chip arms: Lord Arundell of Wardour, sgd: Pranker Sculpt, F759; Wm Abbot Fellow of St John’s Coll: 20 Camb: (by Stephens) F12; Sr Walter Blount of Sodington in the County of Worcester Bart (succ as 6th Bart 1765, d.1785) F2885; Theodore Henry Broadhead Esqr, F3770; Mr Willm Bolts, F3000/V443, paper missing in left margin. (5) 8 Chip arms: Gulielmus Burrell Arm de Beckenham in Com Cantu, F4513; Thos Aylmer, Middle 18 Temple, damage to rh side, F1020; Thomas Arthington, Yorkshire, F753; John Bentinck, torn into name, F2265; anon for Aston, F877; Earl of Ancram [Kerr] crest & coronet, F17072. (6) 9 Chip arms: Nathaniel Brassey, various damages, F3581; Chas Brandling Esqr, F3549; Dorothy Allan, 20 F337; Edwd Burrow, interesting pict arm with ships, F4533; anon for Fortescue, F11036. (5) 10 Chip arms: Arthur Atherley, F887; John Aspinall, NIF; anon NIF said to be Waddilove but V.1100 has 20 this as Darley of Aldby Park, Yorks; Shuckburgh Ashby, much damaged, F800; The Earl of Breadalbane [Campbell], F4946. (5) 11 Chip arms: Pyke Buffar of Greenwich, F4271; James Bradshaw Esqr, F3487; Willm Allen Esqr, F392; 25 The Right Honble Lord Branden [Crosbie] V.1045; Nicholas Bacon, F1098; Robert Akehurst, Middle Temple, NIF and (surprisingly) not in Viner. (6) 12 Jac arms: Thomas Brotherton of Hey in the County Palatine of Lancaster & of Grays Inn in Middlesex 25 Esqr, F3916; W Burgh Esqr, F4405; Charles Earl of Ailesbury, F4129; Owen Brereton, sgd: W Stephens Sculp, F3625; Jacob Astley Armigr of Melton Constable, thinning, F864; William Basil Esqr, stained, F1717. (6) 13 Arms, 2 mantles, 4 spade shields: John Duke of Bedford [Russell], poor condition, Franks duplicate, 15 F25702; Henry Brouncker Esqr, Boveridge, F3948; JH Beuafoy, tea tray, sgd: V Woodthorpe Sc, F1953; anon [Baron Petre] F23405; MacLeod Bannatyne Esqr, F1378; Revd Daniel Augustus Beaufort LLD, in beaded oval, F1948. (6) 14 Excellent print of fine trophy arm for Lieut Genl Oughton, F22474 (see Latcham’s book on trophy 10 plates, item 129), (1) 15 Early arms: Sr John Anstruther of that ilk Baronet (2nd Bart, succ 1711, d.1746) F615; William 15 Bromley of Baginton in the County of Warwick Esq F3864; Sr Edward Blount of Sodington in the County of Worcester Bart (succ 1717 as 4 th Bart, d.1758) F2877. (3, all somewhat tired). 16 Early arms: Gilbert Burnet Lord Bishop of Salisbury Chancellor of the most Noble Order of the Garter, 20 F4460; anon for Blount, poss.Edward d.1726, some thinning, F2886; Owen Brigstocke, NIF V.547 cut away at left; Thomas Bramston Esqr of Skreens, F3528; The Rt Honble John Lord Brownlowe, Baron Charleville Viscount Tyrconnel in the Kingdom of Ireland (cr viscount 1718) both sides much cropped, F4109 . (5) 17 Jac arms: Sr William Baird of Newbaith Bart. NIF V.168; The Rt Honble Frans Ld Brooke [Greville] 20 (cr 8th Baron 1727, earl 1746) F12820, lh side browned and cut away; The Right Honble My Lord Bracco [Duff] NIF V.1260; anon [Chichester, Marquis of Donegal] F5728, condition poor; anon [Viscount Bruce] F4128, some damage; anon baron [Evans, cr Baron Carberry 1715, d.1749] F9980. (6) 18 4 spade shield arms & 2 crests: Thomas Brandram, F3566; Thos Barton Bowen, F3261; Atherton of 15 Walton Lancashire, F890; Gilbert Buchanan, F4211; William Bisset, Lessendrum, in garter, F2650; The Honble Philip Henry Abbot, Lincolns Inn, crest & coronet, oval frame, hole in top margin, F11. (6) 19 Spade shield arms: N Vansittart, F30237; M [in MS] Marriott, variety of F19745; John Adam, F116; 20 Bernard Shaw Esqr, sgd: Lyons ex, F26604; William Johnston Esqr, F16619; anon [Robert Edward 9th Baron Petre d.1801] F23405; Charles Drummond, F9097; Charles Drummond Junr. NIF; anon [Irwin/Irving], NIF; John Adam, similar to F116 but a diff copper, no double ruled border, tired, NIF. (10) 20 Spade shield arms: Luscombe of Combe Royal, NIF; William Osgoode, Lincoln’s Inn, F22450; John 20 Marsh, F19778; Bertie Greatheed, F12620; Ph. Goldsworthy, F12133; Heysham, Stagenhoe Park, F14656; Martin Benson, F2244; William Bolland, Middle Temple, F2983; Joseph Smith sgd:Barnes & Co Coventry Strt,, tired & dusty, NIF but see F27326. (9) 21 20thC picts featuring sailing ships: Irene Pace by Jason Standish; Louis S Tiemann sgd: HPM 1937; 20 Arthur Frederick Cotthold; Gustav Poptius; Boston Athenaeum Estate of Maurice Neustadt; Louis J Bailey sgd: CF Norris 14; B Sigalés sgd: R Casals y Vernis 1917; Helen T Broughall sgd: MS Birsell; William John McCausland; Rupert Bridge; Robert Lewis Back; Sergio Guidi by A Kalashnikov; Francis Richmond Allen; Mary Alice Ercolini by Dorothy Payne 1943; and 7 others. (21) 22 Not bookplates but small engravings of arms from a peerage, full arms of many well-known peers incl 5 Arundel, Bedford, Byron, Devonshire, St Albans, Willoughby de Broke. (41) 23 19thC crests: W Arundell Bouverie; Marsden; Walter Farquhar [Bart]; Revd Wm Ed Lord DD (2 12 copies); Lord Harris; Frederick Waymouth Gibbs; Robert Barclay, Bury Hill; & 9 others. Condition variable. (17) 24 20thC picts (probably all USA): Victor Robinson, sgd: Blackburn 1941; Hope G Weil, bookbinding 20 equipment; Hettie Gray Baker, in green; JN and EB, a book from the Frost House, ascribed to JW Jameson; Thomas S McNair, 1901; Warren Hoyt Williams; Clarence W Barnes; Mary Day, sgd F Meier ’23; Maurice Lester Ross Jr; and 12 others. (21) 25 20thC picts (mostly USA): Robinson, Weil & Baker (but 2, in black & in brown) as in Lot 24; 20 Madeleine McDowell (granddaughter of Henry Clay); Marjorie R Edwards; Fergus Hamel sgd: PC Baker sc; Jos E Morecombe; Ex Libris The Gobles MCMX, in brown; Irene and Ernest Pace; Irene D Pace; and 10 others. (21) 26 Anon Jac arm for Thomas Coke, cr Baron Lovel 1728, F6310; anon lozenge arm for Countess Spencer, 30 F27698; 4 NIF 19thC arms for Henry Dumaresq, Revd Henry Roxby Roxby LLB, Lewis Mackenzie, & Revd Frederick Watkins BD; 19 19thC arms for Alexander F326, Arden F676, Battell F1797, Browne F4064, Browne F4079, Crowder F7481, Dobree F8772, Gage F11564, Homfray F15221, Hurly F15797, Martelli F19828, Napier F21550, Phipps Baron Mulgrave F23533, Seymour F26520, Sladen F27107, Smith F27307, Stewart F28138, Temple Viscount Palmerston F29084, Wilson F32063. (24) 27 Anon arm for Edmund Turnor cr.1761 Baron Winterton, F30019; Sir W Hesketh Lever Bart; 40x31mm 25 arm for John J Tate MD; 4 NIF for Henry Colpoys Tweedy, Frederick Friend, Revd Frederick Watkins BD, and 5 other NIF; more 19thC arms for Amherst F445 by Huntley, Carver F5310, Coates F6183, Fitton F10604, Lister F18380, Phillipps F23515, Scott F26284, Somerset F27581, Sutherland F28572, Tippetts F29502, Whitbread F31486, Williams F31860. (24) 28 19thC arms: 11 NIF: Samuel Bowring, Charles Browning, John Minton Courtauld, Alexander Goode, 25 Thomas Green, Robt McKerrell, Robert Edward McLean, Morley Robinson (crest), Alfred Whitman Esqr.
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