Historical Documents, Autographs & Ephemera Thursday 18 August 2011 10:30

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Lot: 1 Correspondents include Archbishops, Bishops and members of West Midlands -Manor of Sedgley the minute books of the the aristocracy. Nelson was an active churchman and wrote Manor commencing February 27th 1817, and May 12th 1821, many hymns and was foremost in compiling the 'Sarum vellum covers, soiled but completely legible, interior contents Hymnal'. A number of these letters are from the Bishop of on paper written in a neat legible hand and in good order.4to. Salisbury who collaborated with Nelson on this work Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 2 Lot: 7 Autograph -Lord Randolph Churchill original membership Ireland -Acts of Parliament group of approx seven printed Acts application form for the Amphitryon Club, London, signed in of Parliament relating to the Census of Ireland together with pencil by Lord Randolph Churchill as sponsor for Prince extensive printouts on the 1821, 1831 & 1841 censuses Dolgoroukoff, the Imperial Attache for the Russian Ambassador compared (who has also signed), with two further signatures. Dated March Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 31st 1894. Together with a similar application form for Prince Boris Priatopolk-Czetwertynski, dated August 24th 1891, signed by Lord de Grey and Count Andes Kreutz.Rare. The Lot: 8 Amphitryon Club was, in its day, the most sought after Ireland -Sean O'Duffy scarce printed handbill being a reprint of Gentleman's Club in London, boasting by far the highest prices a letter by Sean O'Duffy which was written to the Irish for food and drink. It was the venue for the most lavish dinner Independent on August 9th 1920 under the headline 'Curfew ever seen at the time when it hosted a send-off party for Lord Law' attacking the actions of British Soldiers in Cork during the Randolph Churchill on the eve of his departure to South height of the war against the IRA.O'Duffy, an IRA activist had Africa.Its opulence couldn't be sustained however and it went taken part in the 1916 Uprising in the action at the Four bust in 1897 Courts.An extremely rare survivor from the Irish War of Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 Independence Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00

Lot: 3 A good example of 'Gallows Literature'Ephemera -'Gallows Lot: 9 Literature' printed handbill dated April 1868 entitled 'Farewell Ireland -autograph -T P O'Connor, Irish Nationalist, journalist to the world of Richard Bishop who now lies under sentence of and statesman fine portrait photograph of O'Connor by Van death in Maidstone Gaol for the murder of Alfred Cartwright, Dyke, showing him in old age half length, seated and looking printed on one side of a sheet of paper approx 10x 8 ins.In the seriously towards the camera. Signed and inscribed by form of a poem and recounting the case in which Bishop, aged O'Connor on the mount just 21, stabbed to death his neighbour. Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Lot: 10 Lot: 4 Autograph -military -the Battle of Tel-el-Kebir remarkable Scotland -Rare Broadside The Order of Procession for the autograph letter signed by General E B Hamley, dated October funeral of the Right Honourable Robert Blair, Lord President of 30th 1892 (a few month before he died) commenting on the the College of Justice, Wednesday 29th May 1811. Printed on Battle of Tel-El-Kebir and somewhat bitterly referring to the fact one side of a leaf of paper approx 17x8 ins. Listing all those that the official version of events did not give him the accolades who took part by the titles. Rare. Not in COPAC. he thought he deserved (something for which he was noted in Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00 later life) '...I don't know if you care to tell your brother, or if he cares to know -but the Bird's Eye view of the Battle in his paper is curiously inexact, and as usual does wrong to my unfortunate Lot: 5 division. No troops whatever attacked between the Canal & my Sussex -Worth indenture on 16 large leaves of vellum dated division which attacked the centre of the Egyptian lines just October 31st 1853, being the conveyance of the Manor of opposite the part where the interior line of works went back to Worth, with the capital mansion of Rowfant, farms, mills and Urabi's Camp -all of which as you know I captured...Sir G[arnet] other residences, between Henry Willet to C M Lampson. Wolseley is of course represented in the front -the fact being Document in fine fresh condition throughout with two complete that when I attacked he was at least a mile back in the desert manuscript schedules of property and a fine large manuscript and had no more to do with the fight after the night march estate plan executed in ink with wash colours, and with each began than you had...it is quite a masterpiece of error...'A field numbered to relate to the schedules on the document. The remarkable letter. Hamley spent the latter portion of his life Manor of Worth was situated near to modern day Crawley. bemoaning that Wolseley had grabbed all the glory for the Rowfant became the home of the poet and author Frederick battle -as born out in this letter Locker Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 Lot: 11 Lot: 6 Maritime -Dutch Wars naval dispatch written on a single page Ecclesiastical -3rd Lord Nelson archive of approx 100 8vo dated December 16th 1832, reporting on the strength of autograph letters written to Nelson by a variety of churchmen the Dutch fleet in the Java Sea : '...four small frigates of 34 between 1842 and 1907 on various ecclesiastical matters. guns about 600 tons each, two Corvettes of 18 Guns about 450

1 of 48 Mullock's Specialist Auctioneers (Historical Documents, Autographs & Ephemera) Catalogue - Downloaded from UKAuctioneers.com tons...' Guards August 30th 1849 saying that there was no Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 opportunities for Major Tudor at Chatham but he would see what he could do about it Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00 Lot: 12 Maritime -Dutch wars fine retained copy of a private naval dispatch to Vice Admiral Sir John Gore dated November 7th Lot: 18 1832 concerning a 'crisis with Holland'. '...His Majesty has been Suffragettes original snapshot dated June 30th 1908 showing a advised to lay an embargo on all merchant ships and vessels procession of Suffragettes with police escort, with caption to bearing the Dutch flag. Consider the distance of your station verso 'procession on release of May Phillips from Holloway' and still entertaining a hope that the differences with Holland Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 may be speedily and satisfactorily adjusted we have not thought it prudent to direct you at once to give effect to the embargo but if the Dutch fit out privateers or capture a single Lot: 19 British Vessell you must sweep the Indian seas of their flag...' Suffragettes press still taken from original snapshot in previous Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00 lot dated June 30th 1908 showing a procession of Suffragettes with police escort, stamp of Park, Fleet Street and pencilled caption to verso 'release of Scotch suffragette' Lot: 13 Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Ephemera -Chess three books on chess, including 'Chess by Milan Vukcevich', with autograph dedication signed on inside cover, a copy of 'Di Scwalbe' with a chess problem by Von Lot: 20 Herbert Ahues, signed and dedicated by him to front cover, and Suffragettes original press still showing a party of Suffragettes a copy of 'The Two Move Chess Problem', with ownership on a balcony with banner reading 'England's oldest militant signature to inside cover and an als from Colin Vaughan Suffragist greets her sisters', caption to verso 'Mrs discussing a particular chess problem Wolsterholme Elmv acknowledging the salute of the flag Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 bearers in St James St.' Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Lot: 14 Autograph -Literature -Robert Burns scarce document signed Lot: 21 dated November 13th 1792 being an Excise Receipt permitting Suffragettes original photograph of the Women's Social and Thomas Harkness, Mitchelstack, Dumfries Co to receive one Political Union (WSPU) drum and fife marching band with case of foreign rum of ten gallons, made out in black in by banner advertising the Suffragette Exhibition held at the Princes Burns and signed to base with a further signature of the Skating Rink in Knightsbridge in May 1909. Mary Leigh is consignee. On a pre-printed form approx 5x4ins, a little frayed shown in her role as the Drum Major.Mary Leigh was one of the to edges but content and signature strong and bold, laid to an leading militant Suffragettes. She was convicted in 1908 of an album leaf with a small cutting bearing a printed signature of attack on Downing Street and sent to Holloway Prison. On Burns.We have been unable to trace a similar document release she became Drum Major of the band but was later appearing at auction in recent years. convicted of an attack on a police horse. During 1908 she spent Estimate: £1,000.00 - £1,500.00 more than 6 months in prison. In September 1909, a few months after this photograph was taken, she climbed to the roof of Bingley Hall, Birmingham and attacked it with an axe while Lot: 15 Prime Minister Asquith was speaking beneath. For this she was Autograph -military -Lord Raglan, Commander in Chief at the imprisoned in Birmingham's Winson Green, went on hunger Crimea autograph letter signed 'Fitzroy Somerset' dated strike and became the first Suffragette to suffer the fate of force Tarporley April 16th 1852 to Grey saying that he was sorry that feeding. his ill health had forced him to come home from India and also Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 saying that the Duke [of Wellington] regretted that it was not in his power to nominate him for a position Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00 Lot: 22 Suffragettes original photograph of the WSPU Fife and Drum Band with Mary Leigh standing to one side in a formal Lot: 16 pose.Together with a magazine reprint of the same photograph Autograph -military -Lord Raglan, Commander in Chief at the Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Crimea autograph letter signed 'Fitzroy Somerset' dated Horse Guards October 7th 1848 to 'my dear General'[Sir John Grey] telling him that a position is not likely to become vacant at an Lot: 23 early period ' our friend Sir Jasper Nicoles enjoys, I believe very Northumberland -Whalton small group of documents 18th c good health and will I hope live many years relating to property at Whalton including four vellum indentures Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00 and two wills Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Lot: 17 Autograph -military -Lord Raglan, Commander in Chief at the Lot: 24 Crimea autograph letter signed 'Fitzroy Somerset' dated Horse Popish Plot A Narrative and Impartial Discovery of the Horrid

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Popish Plot...by Capt.William Bledloe, London 1679. Unbound ManchesterNote: miscellaneous lot not subject to return 27pp folio plus a fine engraved portrait of Bledloe. Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00

Lot: 32 Lot: 25 Yorkshire -Batley -sale of mills two indentures on parchment Popish Plot The Tryals of Thomas Walcot, William Hone, dated 1857 & 1858 relating to the sale of mills in Batley, with William Lord Russell, John Rous & William Blagg for High the machinery, including steam engines etc treason for conspiring the death of the King and Raising a Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Rebellion in this Kingdom, London July 1683 (Wing T2265).Unbound 81pp folio Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Lot: 33 Ephemera -theatre -printed sales particulars dated 1833 for an annuity or rent charge in the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden Lot: 26 and 'a renter's share in the new and splendid Theatre Royal Popish Plot A True narrative and discovery of several very Drury Lane' -both offering free admission to the theatres for 63 remarkable passages relating to the Horrid Popish years. Printed on one side of a large folio sheet of paper with Plot...London 1679. Unbound 40pp folio, with a fine engraved ms insertions showing what each lot was sold for.A most portrait of Miles Prance 'discoverer of the Horrid Plott' unusual piece of theatre memorabilia Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00

Lot: 27 Lot: 34 Popish Plot The Tryals of William Ireland, Thomas Pickering Ephemera -Charities Parliamentary Blue Book of and John Grove for conspiring to murder the King, London correspondence concerning the exemption from tax of a 1678. Unbound 84pp folio. Slight erosion to bottom right hand number of charities dated 1865, with considerable information corner affecting only a few words. on their operation, finances etc.A valuable reference on the Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 state of charitable institutions in the mid 19th c. Included are reports on Christ's Hospital, London, Bethlem Hospital, Magdalen Hospital, Morden College, St Thomas's Hospital and Lot: 28 others.Some worming to pages, but legible throughout. Scotland -Camden's Britannia pages from the 1637 edition of Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Camden's Britannia relating to Scotland. Unbound. Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Lot: 35 Astrology interesting letter dated 1857 on astrology : '..I write in Lot: 29 great hurry to tell you of the success of the information you India/WWI two autograph letters signed from Ralph Gifford to gave me about your birth -do not ridicule the language of the his father Colonel John Gifford and two to his mother all from stars. Mercury is Lord of the planetary hour -both of your birth & 1915 giving news of his situation in the Indian theatre of the mine -it is their decree ...the same star rules the destiny of war: '...I am very fed up with his place. The various officers here both...' tell us we have precious little chance of getting back to the front Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 -anyway not till after another cold weather. That means at least another 14 months if the war lasts. It appears that Kitchener has had a row with the Indian authorities & they will not part Lot: 36 with any more troops. Of course no one knows what will A 19th c comedian autograph letter signed by John Reeve Jnr. happen but it looks bad for us as the frontier show has the 19th c comedian dated October 27th 1848 to Robert Hunt practically blown over....' Together with two cabinet style of the London Gazette thanking him for his congratulations and photographs of military personnel taken in India, and a small accepting an offer to fill a gap (presumably a column in the group of snapshots (somewhat faded) paper) as his father had done Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00

Lot: 30 Lot: 37 Autograph -Postal History -Cardinal de Fleury letter signed with George III recovery document for lands in Hackney, London, autograph subscription dated 1726 addressed to the Pope and dated 1814, written in English with large engraved portrait of thanking the Holy Father for the appointment to become a the King enclosed in an initial letter 'G', elaborate top border. Cardinal.De Fleury as Superintendant of Post in France had Lacking seal arrange for the free carriage of letters between France, La Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00 Rochelle and Quebec Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Lot: 38 Dorset -Encombe Kingston extensive document on 43pp large Lot: 31 legal folio with associated correspondence dated 1844 being Manchester-bills and receipts large group of partially printed the draft copy of the release of the Manors of Encombe tradesmens' bills and receipts, mostly late 19th c, all relating to Kingston and Renscombe, Dorset following a legal dispute over

3 of 48 Mullock's Specialist Auctioneers (Historical Documents, Autographs & Ephemera) Catalogue - Downloaded from UKAuctioneers.com the will of Lord Eldon concerning the estate of Robert Wardrop a surgeon on board Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 the merchant ship Flora from Liverpool who died off the coast of Africa, informing Wardrop that because of a new law the estate had to be paid into the Merchants Seamans Hospital where it Lot: 39 must remain on deposit until they could prove their rightful Northumberland -Doddington National School 1850s bundle of inheritance printed and ms papers relating to the purchase of land with plan Estimate: £20.00 - £30.00 for building the Doddington National School Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Lot: 47 Railways fine ms letter dated1851 written from Belton Colliery, Lot: 40 Co Durham discussing in detail the difficulties they were Northumberland -crime and punishment attractive partially encountering with a railway branch line to the colliery : '...the printed document dated 1828 being an authorisation to pay other doubt is whether the railway company will contribute Jane Wailes 11shilllings for witness expenses in a case for substantial aid in the shape of rail chains and sleepers requisite larceny for a locomotive way ...the matter appears to be that the branch Estimate: £20.00 - £40.00 if made must be done by ourselves. This was not prepared for...' Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00

Lot: 41 Northumberland -Newcastle on Tyne bundle of documents late Lot: 48 18th c relating to John Doughty and George Parker, druggists Railways fine early ms letter addressed to the Manager of the of Newcastle on Tyne, including deeds of co-partnership, Bishop Auckland and Weardale Railway ( a branch of the schedules of stock and debtors etc Stockton and Darlington), requesting information about the Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 line:'...I beg leave to inform you that it is my intention to give an account of all the railway sin the Kingdom as a subject of interest...' Lot: 42 Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Ephemera -mathematics ms c 1800 good example of an early 19th c mathematics tutor, with a number of mathematical problems neatly written out in a copper plate hand. 4to, boards Lot: 49 rubbed as per use. Ownership name of 'Burroughs', interior Canals -the Rochdale Canal two ms letters dated 1800 and contents good. 1802 respectively both concerning damages caused by the Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 cutting of the Rochdale Canal - one to the Turnpike Road in Wadsworth, and the other concerning a farm Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Lot: 43 Ephemera -Aviation - flight plans group of approx eight printed flight plans with ms details inserted, issued by various Lot: 50 airlines.Such printed flight plans, showing the actual routes Scrap album -fashion good example, modern album, with a taken by individual air liners are no longer issued large qty of chromo lithograph cut-outs featuring 19th /early Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 20th c fashion, as well as some trade and greetings cards, some hunting related pictures and prints, a circus ticket and a small collection of Victorian era lace doilies with two featuring designs based on 'Alice in Wonderland' Lot: 44 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Autograph - Art and Artists - Sir Edwin Landseer autograph letter in the third person with autograph set of prices, dated January 14th 1875, concerning the cost of the 'India paper copies' , no doubt of a print of one of his paintings, and adding Lot: 51 a list of copies supplied to his correspondent with prices etc Autograph -Theatre/TV/Entertainment- Spike Milligan brief Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 typewritten letter signed 'Spike' sending a requested signed photograph (not present), together with a tls of Dame Barbara Cartland Lot: 45 Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 America 1794 ms document being the copy of the will of Major General William Edmiston dated January 1794 listing his various bequests but including vast areas of New York State Lot: 52 such as Mount Edmiston, and the township of Belvidere. Ephemera -photographs - Royalty and Celebrities a fine archive Written in English on 4pp folio of more than 150 original bw photographs c1950s/60s most of Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 which are accompanied by their original press release descriptions to verso including numerous shots of the Royal Family including the Queen and Prince Philip, Prince Charles and Princess Anne, and film stars , golf stars, show jumping, Lot: 46 theatre, aviation etc etc.Note: miscellaneous lot not subject to Maritime autograph letter of John Wilson an attorney to James return Wardrop of Glasgow dated Liverpool December 17th 1835 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

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Lot: 53 Lot: 61 Autographs -Literature a fine archive of approx 41letters (some Autographs and ephemera small group of items including a on postcards) written to the journalist and author Hugh signature of Thomas Cook, a signed picture postcard of the Massingham by various figures including: W Somerset cricketer R Abel, two indentures on parchment, a group of 18th Maugham, Violet Bonham Carter, William Gerhardie ( a number c correspondence and a power of attorney document from of autograph and typed letters signed discussing literature and Cape TownNote: miscellaneous lot not subject to return film projects\), Lord Chalfont, Kingsley Amis (fine and Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 characteristic autograph letter signed concerning tea), Lord Hill of Luton, G M Trevelyan, Malcolm Muggeridge, Barbara Castle, J Middleton Murray, Ian Macleod (as Chancellor of the Lot: 62 Exchequor) and others. Autographs -science -Albert Einstein signature in ink on the Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 inside cover of a Czech language book by Michael Mares, with further autograph inscription signed by Mares dated 1922 Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Lot: 54 Literature -original art a fine pencil sketch portrait of Charles Dickens, signed H K B and thus attributed to Hablot K Browne, Lot: 63 otherwise known as 'Phizz' the illustrator of many of Dickens' Ephemera -Quakers an inventory for a Quaker family library, works.A remarkable association item. Dickens is shown half referred to as 'J C & Co' but later identified as the Cocklin length seated looking seriously into space. On grey paper family, written on 5pp folio, paper wrappers, no date, but approx 8x4ins watermarked 1800.An interesting insight into Quaker literature. Estimate: £1,000.00 - £2,000.00 Books include Aspin's History of England,. Barclay's Apology, Tuke's Principles, Fry's Selected Poems, etc Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Lot: 55 Autograph -Sir Winston Churchill bold signature in ink on a letter head of the 23 Special Air Service Regiment (TA). Lot: 64 Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00 Ephemera -Manuscript songs mid 19th c four volumes of neatly written out ms songs dated c 1846, ownership of Louisa Hunt, clearly fair copies for performance with piano Lot: 56 accompaniment, decorative card covers, in good order. Autograph -Rock and Pop -Pink Floyd (original line-up) Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 signatures of Rick Wright, Roger Waters, Nick Mason and Sid Barrett on a card. A typed letter of provenance with this card indicates that these signatures were obtained in person at the Lot: 65 Town Hall, Lewes on January 19th 1968, and thus one of the Ephemera -Crime and Punishment -Bigamy unusual ms last performances of the original four man line-up of the band document giving details of the indictment of a prisoner named Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00 John Taylor for bigamy in 1791. Written in a neat hand on a single leaf 4to listing the evidence against him. Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Lot: 57 Autograph -Rock and Pop -Pink Floyd signature of all four members of the band (Dave Gilmour line-up) on an irregularly Lot: 66 cut card Ephemera -A Handbook on Hanging by Charles Duff, The Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 Cayme Press Ltd, first edition 1928. Tan coloured boards with a hanging device pattern to front and back, spine defective - clearly a 'working volume'.Two ownership signatures to inside Lot: 58 cover, one dated September 1st 1940 -hangmen ? -and Autograph -Rock and Pop -Led Zeppelin signatures of all four evidence in ms notation at the back that this may have been members of the band on a card with letter of provenance used for a real hangings.An intriguing volume in its own right. stating that they were obtained in France at their concert at the The notation at the back is to the table entitled 'A ready Palais des Sports in Lyon reckoner for hangmen' which indicates the length of rope which Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00 was to be used for various weights of condemned prisoner -with indications here in ms of 11 different weights, and with further mathematical workings.This is a scarce and sought after Lot: 59 volume in its own right, but with the further indications that this Autograph -Rock and Pop -Led Zeppelin -Jimmy Page may have belonged to a real hangman, it becomes all the more signature with sentiment on a piece of card, written in gold. intriguing. Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00 Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00

Lot: 60 Lot: 67 Autograph -Rock and Pop -Paul McCartney signature in blue Ephemera -Advertising -Johnny Walker two oval printed images felt tip on a slip of paper by Tom Brown featuring the character of Johnny Walker, the Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00 character Brown created for the distinctive image of the scotch brand that bears his name, each framed, and approx overall

5 of 48 Mullock's Specialist Auctioneers (Historical Documents, Autographs & Ephemera) Catalogue - Downloaded from UKAuctioneers.com size of 12 x 10ins to base, dated December 17th 1784, 2pp large folio on paper, Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 detached in middle (easily repaired in our opinion) and with some fraying to top affecting a few words, but substantially complete and legible.The document authorised half pay for 'the Lot: 68 reduced Officers of Our British American Forces for the current Ephemera -Berlin Album von Berlin( 3 gross Panoramen und year 1784 -an economy measure in response to the 49 Ansichten nach Momentaufnahmen in Photographiedruck catastrophic costs of the American war.The American War of )Berlin W 9 -Globus Verlug G.m.b.h.Photos Dated 1905 Large Independence had just finished with Britain finally recognising Album of Photos with 3 Panoramas of Berlin's great avenues America as an independent state.The document is also signed and state buildings with Edwardian-era populace and 49 single by the Treasury Minister and anti-slavery campaigner Edward J plate views, together with a map/booklet on Paris, pre-WWII Eliot, who acted as a go between for Pitt and William Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Wilberforce, and by James Graham, Third Duke of Montrose Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00

Lot: 69 Ephemera -Crime and Punishment -the Ruxton Case Medico- Lot: 75 legal Aspects of the Ruston Case by Glaister and Brash , Naval -maritime -the Mutiny at the Nore remarkable ms Edinburgh 1937. Original blue cloth boards, slightly detached document being an annotated and corrected copy of a dispatch but interior contents in good order.The official police forensic to Lord Bridport, Admiral of the Fleet, from the ship's company report on one of the most celebrated murder inquiries of the of HMS Mars, dated June 28th 1797, being an impassioned 1930s.Buck Ruxton, a doctor born in Bombay but practicing in plea on behalf of the ship to disclaim any interest or support in Lancaster murdered both his wife and housemaid and then set the mutiny- doubtless so that they will escape the inevitable about hiding the evidence by dismembering them and retribution which was meted on those ships which did take part scattering the body parts over 100 miles. However he was in the mutiny.Written in a scribal hand and marked 'copy' at the eventually brought to justice through the beginnings of forensic head, but with considerable ms annotations and corrections, evidence, notably the use of fingerprints -one of the first cases suggesting that this was the draft of what was to become the to do so. He was hanged in 1936. final document.The Mutiny at the Nore was an infamous and Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 highly important event in the history of the British navy.After years of dreadful treatment by their officers, the ratings on the British fleet at anchor at the Nore in the Thames mutinied and eventually blockaded London. When the mutiny was brought to Lot: 70 an end the draconian punishments meted out by the Navy so Canals -London typed document dated March 11th 1935 being appalled even George III that he ordered that no longer would the lease of the Bridge Wharf, Kentish Town, London, between Naval officers be termed 'gentlemen' nor would they be allowed the Grand Union Canal co and Henlys Ltd. 4pp large legal folio to wear their swords in the their belts, but either carry them or with map (somewhat soiled but legible) let them drag in the dirt -both these Royal edicts are observed Estimate: £20.00 - £40.00 even today. Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 Lot: 71 Magicians- the Magic Circle group of approx 22 original Lot: 76 programmes for meetings of the Magic Circle 1921/22, each Naval -Trafalgar - Nelson edition of the Morning Chronicle, for 4pp 4to with filing holes to left hand edge, not affecting text January 1st 1806 carrying a notice in advance of the funeral of Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Lord Nelson, a long report detailing an extract from the log book of the Victory and the full text of Nelson's final dispatch in advance of the Battle of Trafalgar as well as various adverts Lot: 72 offering properties for rent with a good view of the event. Usual Magicians -Herbert J Collings, founder of the Magic Circle and browning but in legible condition throughout.Front carries a known as 'Col Link Soo' original programme for the Golden coffee house stamp Jubilee performance of Collings on February 14th 1949, Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 together with the order of service for his memorial in 1958, Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Lot: 77 Naval -Trafalgar -Nelson's Funeral edition of the Morning Lot: 73 Chronicle, for January 2nd 1806 carrying a notice in advance Magicians- the Magic Circle presentation pack of programme, of the funeral of Lord Nelson and listing the order of procession pass and badge together with guide to Magic Circle, issued for for the eventFront carries a coffee house stamp the Diamond Jubilee event for the Circle in 1964, together with Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 an original programme for the Magic Festival held by the Circle at the Scala Theatre, London in 1957 Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Lot: 78 Naval -Nelson's Funeral edition of the Morning Chronicle for January 11th 1806 with an extensive report on Nelson's funeral. Lot: 74 Usual browning but in legible condition throughout.Front carries Autograph -George III and William Pitt -American War of a coffee house stamp Independence important document signed by the King at the Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 head and countersigned by Pitt the Younger as Prime Minister

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Lot: 79 Military -West Indies attractive ms document giving an estimate Wellington and the Peninsular War edition of the Morning of the income for a Colonel in the Leeward Islands -including a Chronicle for June 6th 1811 carrying a long dispatch from profit made on each pistol supplied to the islands.An interesting Wellington concerning the Peninsular War, Usual browning but and informative document on military income in the West Indies in legible condition throughout.Front carries a coffee house at the time.No date but clearly late 18th/early 19th c stamp Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Lot: 86 Lot: 80 Autograph -Military -Frederick Duke of York -the 'Grand Old Napoleon edition of the Morning Chronicle for August 29th Duke of York' letter signed 'Frederick Commander in Chief', 1798 containing extensive reports on Napoleon, as well as dated Horse Guards November 11th 1811, to Lt Col Sebright of mentioning Nelson and George Washington. There is also a the 1st Foot Guards : 'The Prince Regent having been long report on troubles in Ireland.Usual browning but in legible graciously pleased in the name and on the belief of His Majesty condition throughout.Front carries a coffee house to command that you should be permitted to bear a Medal stampTogether with a small group of newspapers, mostly 19th commemorative of the Victory of Barrosa...'. 2pp 4to. c, and a copy of the official festivities in Birmingham for the Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Coronation of George V Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Lot: 87 Autograph -Military -Duke of Wellington autograph letter in the Lot: 81 third person to Mr B Rilley informing him that he is commander Military -Afghan Wars -Lt Col Dennie fine ms document being a in chief of the army and has no ability to recommend gentlemen long list of charges brought against Lt Col William Dennie of for the militia.Clearly Rilley had asked for the Iron Duke's 13th Light Infantry at Agra by the order of Maj Gen James assistance in getting a position in his local militia.1p 8vo Watson, Commander in Chief, India. A total of 28 charges Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 written in a neat secretarial hand on 13pp folio.A remarkably long list of charges against a senior officer. Dennie is charged with deserting his men, bullying , falsifying muster rolls, using Lot: 88 offensive language etc etc etc.Clearly Dennie was one of those Photographs -a voyage to Australia 1904 good album featuring heroes who didn't suffer fools gladly and followed his own approx 42 snapshots taken during a voyage from England to military agendas. But a hero Dennie certainly was as he later Freemantle in Australia, shots feature a tour of Pompeii, Port played an important role in the storming of Kabul at the start of Said, Columbo, elephants etc the first Afghan War, his account of the campaign was Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 published in 1843.A remarkable and intriguing document which reveals considerable information on the British army at this time Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Lot: 89 Railways -the Chirk Railway group of letters and copy letters 1847 all concerning the building of a railway line in Chirk, North Lot: 82 Wales, mainly for mineral operations. Military ms document on 2pp 4to being the details of the duty Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 by the Brigade of Foot Guards and Colonel Durours Regiment of Foot based at Ghent dated November 14th 1742.An attractive document showing the duties of each officer and Lot: 90 men, slight splitting in folds, easily repaired in our opinion Art and Artists -Sir Edward Poynter joint letter signed by various Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 members of the Royal Academy of Arts in tribute to Poynter dated January 1917 regretting that he could not be with them for their dinner and wishing him the best for the new year. Lot: 83 Signed by Frank Dicksee, GH D Leslie, George Clausen, Military fine ms document on 2pp folio being a listing of the Reginald Bromfield, Alfred Drury and others.1p 4to , weakness establishment of the Coldstream Guards.A most informative in folds and torn to base. document which lists out every officer and soldier with rates of Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 pay etc. No date but clearly 18th/early 19th c. In fine condition. Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Lot: 91 Autograph -Art and Artists -James Abbot McNeil Whistler, Lot: 84 American artist autograph letter signed to 'Dear Mr Holmes' Military ms document being a return of the number of [probably Oliver Wendell Holmes, American Author] dated Sergeants, corporals, drummers and privates mounted every Savoy Hotel March 23rd 1896 : 'I have received your cheque day by the Brigade of Footguards. No date but clearly late for GBP 21 and I am with many thanks very gratefully yours...' 18th/early 19th c.An attractive document written in a secretarial Framed and glazed hand on a single leaf of folio paper Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Lot: 92 Lot: 85 Autograph -Royalty -Louis XIV letter signed 'Louis' dated

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January 27th 1645 addressed to the Governor of Anjou caused "the whole of all of our grievances." He speaks out concerning prisoners of war held there, written in a fine neat against corrupt, negligent, self-serving, power-hungry Ministers: secretarial hand 2pp large folio in fine condition "the same men, in the same power, sitting undisturbed before Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00 you, though thirteen colonies have been lost." Supporting Burke, Dempster responds "that the influence of the Crown is the true cause of the mischievous origin, the destructive Lot: 93 progress, the absurd conduct, and the obstinate prosecution, Peninsular War -The Siege of Tarragona important ms dispatch without view or hope, of this cursed American war...If it to the Duke of Wellington, from Lt Gen Sir John Murray (clearly continues, and goes on as it has done, I vow to God, I do not a retained copy), dated HMS Malta June 14th 1814, reporting think his Majesty will sit securely on his throne." FIRST that he had been forced to raise the siege of Tarragona : '...I EDITION. Todd 31. 85 NUC 0972614 [1]. Not in Sabin or resolved on raising the siege and embarking the army as the Adams. J. Almon. only means of avoiding a general action which must have been Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 fought with every disadvantage. I cannot at this moment refer to dates but it is sufficient for the present to state that the French Force at Barcelona was never rated to me at less than eight Lot: 97 thousand & that previous to their march it would amount to ten Autograph -America -Everard Peck document signed by Peck thousand with fourteen pieces of artillery...'3pp folio, split as a witness to an arbitration bond. Manuscript in ink dated across an original fold in two places and with two close tears ( Rochester, New York, no date but early 19th c.Peck was a all easily repaired in our estimation), otherwise undamaged. pioneer printer in America. His signature is scarce. Together with a satirical poem entitled 'A close verification of a Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 memorable dispatch' written in rhyming couplets on 3pp 4to. Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 Lot: 98 Military -a Scottish Soldier interesting group of documents all Lot: 94 relating to George Young a soldier in His Majesty's Own Autograph -Arnold Toynbee autograph letter signed dated Borderers comprising a discharge from service document, his January 4th 1924 to Professor Johnson , a good letter paybook and two personal letters.Clearly Young was not an concerning his career : '...I feel a great relief after what, as you ideal soldier, as his conduct is described as 'unexceptional' and have guessed, has been a long strain. Looking back I can say he was discharged on account of being 'inefficient from that I believe that I have done right on matters of weakness'. He enlisted at the age of 15. judgement(though they are difficult matters, on which opinions Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 may well differ) while from the other point of view, I should never have been happy if I had muzzled myself for fear of losing my job...'4pp 8vo. Lot: 99 Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Coal mining fine document on a single leaf of vellum dated August 16th 1666 being an agreement between Sir Thomas Gascoigne, James Nelthorpe and Timothy Mauleverer for the Lot: 95 draining of water for the coal mines under Whinmoor at Military good ms letter dated Aberdeen Barracks July 30th Seacroft, Yorkshire. Written in English in a secretarial hand, 1827 of F F Laye of the King's Own Borderers, describing his seal tags but lacking seals, signed by Gascoigne and Nelthorpe company's march from Perth : '...I came with the headquarter to base.Documents relating to coal mining from such an early division - the Colonel and Band and had a very pleasant march date rarely appear on the market. ...the country is very wild about here, the Highlands are about Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 sixty miles off , we sent a detachment of 30 men and one officer to the Highlands to prevent smuggling and we send another detachment of 30 more and two officers next week...the reason Lot: 100 why they went so sudden from this was that it was reported that WWI aviation -airships -autograph -Johann Schutte, German smugglers intended burning the castle they are very strong and airship pioneer colour postcard showing a German airship fierce, well armed and organised and we think that there will be bombing a city, signed by Schutte across the image. Rare. some fierce work going forward soon...'At this time the Highland Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 Clearances were still in operation -hence the strong presence of the Army Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Lot: 101 Airships -The Hindenburg a small self standing bronze plaque showing the Hindenburg in profile with the legend 'Hindenburg Lot: 96 LZ 129 1936-37'Mounted on onyx approx 4x2 ins.It is not clear Political Substance of the Speeches made in the House of why this was issued -it may have been a commemorative while Commons on Wednesday the 15th of December 1779 on Mr the Hindenburg was still in service, but the fact that it cites the Burke's giving notice of intention to bring in a Bill after the year in which the famous disaster could indicate that this was Christmas recess for the Retrenchment of Public Expences and issued as a memorial to the great airship for the better securing the Independence of Parliament. Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 London: J. Almon, 1779. 17pp plus title 8vo stitched, untrimmed, partly uncut. The "Substance" was evidently conveyed to Almon by Burke himself, who asserts his thesis that, "The fatal and overgrown influence of the Crown" has Lot: 102 Airships -Postal History -the Graf Zeppelin postcard stamped

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1929 and bearing amongst many other postal markings the including a detailed schedule describing the house and its stamp of the first round the world flight addressed to Marshall fittings M Reisman of Syracuse, New York and endorsed in ms 'to go Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00 around the world aboard the Graf Zeppelin' and with further endorsement to verso : 'I hope this gets around the world with the 'Graf Zeppelin' Marshall M Reisman' Lot: 107 Estimate: £50.00 - £100.00 West Indies - Jamaica document on a single leaf of parchment dated 1877 being the probate of the will of Edward Everard Rushworth, former Governor of Jamaica. Fine example of the Lot: 102A seal of the High Court of Justice Sticker Book -Zeppelins Zeppelin Weltfahten (Zeppelin World Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Airways) rare sticker books devoted to the Zeppelins and the major effect they had on world air travel in the 1920s and 30s. Pictorial cover featuring the Graf Zeppelin apparently complete. Lot: 108 Rare. A much sought after sticker book Durham fine indenture on a single leaf of parchment dated Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 1807 being a conveyance of land at Ferryhill formerly a water mill but now pasture for horses. With an example of the seal of the Bishop of Lichfield virtually intact suspended by its original Lot: 103 vellum tag and two further red wax seals Aviation - WWII Flug und Werft eight copies of this German Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 magazine from April 1937 to May 1939. Ostensibly this was a magazine about aviation and aeroplanes, but in effect it was part of the covert development of the German Airforce which of Lot: 109 course had been banned under the terms of the Treaty of London fine indenture on a single large leaf of vellum dated Versailles. Each issue carries a large number of photographs of 1734 being the sale of land in Fleet Street occupied by various aircraft of the time with specifications, but also including details properties including the King's Arms Tavern, a coffee room and on British aircraft, aircraft carriers etcThis is a very rare what is described as a 'fencing room'. A further sketch map of magazine and it is highly unlikely that many other copies exist the properties is attached to the document making this a most Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 valuable source of information for Fleet Street at this time. Document in generally fine condition, a little weakness in original folds but clearly legible throughout. Lot: 104 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Aviation - WWII -the Luftwaffe two privately produced souvenir books covering the training for pilots by the infant Luftwaffe, dated 1935, with original snapshots showing training, tutors Lot: 110 (who were clearly WWI aces), some signed etc Maritime -naval -the Experimental Squadron detailed autograph Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 letter signed 'Robertson'(possibly a member of the Secret Service) dated London, May 21st 1831 to Captain Drinkwater RN asking him to make comprehensive notes during 'this cruise Lot: 105 of evolution...in as quiet a way as possible how each separate Napoleonic Wars -Madeira -Sir William Henry Clinton fine ship was managed in her internal arrangements & what the archive of approximately 29 ms letter either by or to Clinton character of the officers'. The letter then goes on to list a dated 1801-1831 providing considerable information on Clinton number of technical questions concerning the performance of and the Island of Madeira, which he captured in 1801 and of the guns etc.This letter was written at a crucial time in the which he was Governor 1801-2. The archive also contains a development of the Navy as it modernised from the technology letter sent to him while he was stationed in Messina (dated of the Nelson era into the age of technological development in August 15th 1812), a letter sent to him from Kingston Jamaica both types of ships and weaponry.The Experimental Squadron dated November 13th 1816, a letter sent to him from Barbados was organised by Sir Pulteney Malcolm. dated June 20th 1822 and a letter sent to him by Col Valdez, Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Governor of Madeira during Clinton's stay there in 1828. There are also papers concerning Clinton's accounts and two ms documents providing the provisions landed from the ship Lot: 111 Arethusa on Madeira in September 1801. There is also a long Warwickshire -Leamington Spa two ms poems c 1840 unsigned letter dated 1803 providing considerable information satirising the activities of Dr Henry Jephson who was largely on the tensions with the French and the belief that Napoleon responsible for the creation of the Victorian resort of would soon attack again. Among later letters there is a fine and Leamington Spa as evidenced by the pleasure gardens which long letter by Sir Henry Warde Governor of Barbados from are still a feature of the town and which bear his name 1821-29, an old friend of Clinton who reminisces about their Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 shared past experiences as officers and who gives his rather numerous political opinions in a pleasant rambling manner. Estimate: £700.00 - £900.00 Lot: 112 Kent -Cobham Hall intriguing letter dated 1925 describing Cobham Hall in Kent and with an account of its haunting by the Lot: 106 ghost of a Spanish Ambassador killed in a duel there.The Hall London -Old Jewry indenture on vellum dated 1798 for the still stands and today is an international school lease of a property in Old Jewry, London, near the Guildhall, Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00

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Lot: 113 Lot: 120 French Revolution ms document being a French military Autograph -Palestine -Walter Besant, artist fine long autograph memorandum undated but c1793 commenting that sources in letter signed by Besant as Secretary of the Palestine London indicated that Britain would cooperate in attacks on Exploration Fund dated August 1st 1870 -a few years after its French ports and casting doubt on whether Britain was really foundation.Clearly written to an unnamed subscriber, Besant willing to commit substantial resources to this aim. It also discusses the activities of the fund and the advantage of suggests other ways in which disaffected French emigres might holding lectures from time to time on its work.A fine letter in the overthrow the Revolution, such as from bases in the Channel early years of the Fund which still exists and is active in the Isles. Written in a neat secretarial hand on 2pp folio.The region today. It was established to investigate the important document was probably written to advise the 'Regent' Comte archaeology of the region. It was associated with T E Lawrence de Perovence -later King Louis XVIII. amongst others. Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00

Lot: 114 Lot: 121 Fox Hunting fine original watercolour by the novelist and poet Legal - Wales papers prepared for a House of Lords hearing George Whyte-Melville, signed and dated 1839 showing the dated 1933 between a worker named Claude Flower and the hunt in full cry with a quantity of horse and their riders leaping a Ebbw Vale Steel Iron and Coal Co, with details of the case, fence in hot pursuit of the hounds , approx 7.5 x4.5ins laid to a some folding plans and also a number of photographs issued in blue leaf, in fine condition . evidence Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00 Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00

Lot: 115 Lot: 122 Maritime fine letter dated 1842 of a merchant captain C Skilling Ephemera -a very early letter for the blind remarkable giving a report on the activities on his vessel the 'Kara', embossed letter clearly written by a blind person dated Boston reporting that he had sent a cockney boy about his business (USA) April 8th 1836, addressed to Rev Mr Carlton in Salem because he had for his companions 'robbers and pickpockets informing him that there was to be a concert given by members and being time after time corrected for being absent from his of the local institution for the blind. Embossed text with ms duty and neglectful while on board', and adding that he has ' a insertions.Loosely inserted in a copy of 'Beauties and young Black Boy in his room on whall wages. He is willing to go Achievements of the Blind' New York 1865. for anything I name I will see what he is worth...'A stark Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 reminder that Dickens described a real world which he saw around him. Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 123 Ephemera -Royalty group of letters of Royal Ladies in Waiting and Equerries to a Mrs Phillips thanking her for poems she had Lot: 116 written to various members of the Royal family 1947-1981 Antique Map -Thomas Kitchen North America from Cape Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Florida to Baffin Bay, uncoloured map by Kitchen, approx 14x10 ins, framed and glazed.Not examined out of frame. Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 124 Royalty- autograph -Lord Mountbatten brief typewritten letter signed dated June 28th 1974 thanking his correspondent for Lot: 117 her good wishes concerning his book about his sister the Antique Map -Thomas Kitchen A new and accurate map of the Queen of Sweden, tipped into a copy of the book which also territories and settlements belonging to the East India Company has tipped in a letter written on behalf of Princess Alexandra uncoloured map by Kitchen, approx 14x9 ins, framed and Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 glazed.Not examined out of frame. Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Lot: 125 Autographs -Royalty -The Queen Christmas card [no year Lot: 118 indicated] featuring a colour photograph of a picture from the Antique Map -Thomas Kitchen The British islands and Royal collection signed 'Elizabeth R' privileges in the West Indies uncoloured map by Kitchen, Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 approx 12x8 ins, framed and glazed.Not examined out of frame Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Lot: 125A Autographs -Royalty -The Queen and Prince Philip Christmas Lot: 119 card [no year indicated] featuring a colour photograph of a Ceylon partly printed document undated but early 19th c, being picture from the Royal collection signed 'Elizabeth R' a plantation return for the number of men employed, with ms Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 insertions on the obverse and signed by the superintendent John Gordon Forbes and printed in the local language to verso with names in the local language and their rates of pay.Unusual. Lot: 125B Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

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Autograph -Royalty -George V a fine menu card issued by Seacroft Foundary for the Iron Stone -Surveyed 9th June 1788 Trinity House on May 30th 1904 featuring vignettes of various by Jonatn. Teal Leeds -scale two chains to an Inch.Fine ms scenes associated with Trinity House on the obverse including estate plan drawn in ink on a single leaf of paper with three the Eddystone Lighthouse, a lightship at sea and the Voyage of explanation tables , very slight fraying to edges but otherwise HMS Ophir, and boldly signed to head 'George P, in fine fresh condition. Approx 20x13insJonathan Teal, son of Master'.Printed on a card measuring approx 8x4ins. Fine another surveyor of the same name is noted for his estate condition plans, including that of the Harewood Estate. Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00

Lot: 125C Lot: 131 Ephemera - Royalty -George VI original copy of the ceremonial Leeds -Seacroft -Manuscript Estate Plan 18th c A Map of the for the coronation of George VI and Queen Elizabeth Mannor of Seacroft, Surveyed for Mr George Nelthorp by Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Joseph Dickinson 1720.Executed in ink on paper which has been laid to contemporary vellum. One hole approx 2x1in, somewhat soiled and crumpled, but legible throughout and Lot: 126 certainly able to be conserved to a high standard.The plan Autograph -Royalty -Queen Victoria a fine engraved portrait of shows the state with field names and a list of tenants. Approx the Queen in later age showing her looking seriously towards 28x20ins her desk, signed 'Victoria RI 1877'We understand that this Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00 portrait came from the personal possessions of a Lady in Waiting to Queen Victoria Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 Lot: 132 Northumberland -Estate Plan A Plan of Beton Park Estate in the County of Northumberland, belonging to John Potts esq Lot: 127 1848, lithograph on a single leaf of paper approx 20x15 ins with Ephemera -Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament large bundle of two inset views of the prospects of the mansion house, leaflets, flyers, promotional literature etc issued by the produced by M & M W Lambert, Lithographers of Newcastle, Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament in the 1960s, good good condition condition Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Lot: 133 Lot: 128 English Civil War important letter signed by Admiral Sir John West Midlands/Worcestershire -Cradley the original tithe Lawson, almost certainly to Oliver Cromwell reporting on the apportionment book for Cradley dated 1844, compiled by disposition of Parliament's ships and in particular the dispatch Thomas Davies, Apportioner at Stourbridge, 76pp folio, of the Bristol to Jersey and the Maidstone to Guernsey, dated manuscript.An important primary source for the area giving June 15th 1654, 1p folio with fine signature of Lawson to details of landowners, tenants, field names, cultivation, acreage base.An important historical document. Cromwell had assumed and valuation.Cradley today is very much part of the Black the title of Lord Protector in the previous year and sought Country industrial conurbation, and the fact that this manuscript immediately to consolidate his position against any Royalist dates from the middle of the 19th c shows how rapidly the area threat. With the fugitive King Charles II on the continent, he was grew from a mainly agricultural area into the industrial area that clearly worried about the threat of the young King raising his it became in the latter part of the century. forces and invading via the Channel Isles.Lawson (1615-65) Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 reports that the Gainsborough and the Mermaid had been dispatched to the Downes, and frigates had been sent to Flanders -where at this time the young King was in exile.Lawson served diligently on behalf of Parliament but was Lot: 129 dismissed from office on political grounds in 1656 and later Leeds- Newhall fine indenture on a single large leaf of vellum implicated in the conspiracy of the Fifth Monarchists and dated 1622 being the sale of land an a capital messuage called arrested in 1657. He however was appointed Commander in 'Newhall' at Middleton, otherwise known as Johnson's Farm, Chief of the Fleet in 1659 on the assumption to power of between Henry Gascoine and John Harrison to William Richard Cromwell, and assisted George Monck in the Brearey. This document bears the excessively rare signature of orchestration of the Restoration of the King in 1660, and was John Harrison to base.Harrison is a legend in the Leeds area knighted by a grateful King on his return.A rare historical and to this day is remembered for his enormous efforts as a document from the Commonwealth period benefactor. A wealthy cloth merchant he built churches, Estimate: £1,000.00 - £1,500.00 endowed the local Grammar School, built rows or almshouses and gave freely to the poor of the area. An ardent Royalist it is said that he was one of the few who were allowed to visit the imprisoned Charles I Lot: 134 Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 Haiti manuscript report from the Wesleyan Missionaries in the Porte Plate Circuit, Haiti for 1843, sent in the form of a letter to the Secretary for the Missions in Bishopgate Street, London, 2pp 4to.Reporting on the state of the churches in Haiti : '...the Lot: 130 members in the circuit are generally constant in their conduct & Leeds- Manuscript Estate Plan 18th c A Plan of the Ground in most of them are regular in their attendance on the means of Mr Lyon's Estate at Seacroft wrought over by the Owners of

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Reading , writing, arithmetic, grammar and the pencil to 'Dear Max' [Schuchart], Palace Hotel Brussels, conference catechism all in French & English are regularly undated, 1.5pp sm 4to concerning a visit to the Netherlands : taught and some of the children have made considerable '...forgive the pencil, I've run out of ink. There's so much to do progress...' here that I shan't get to Amsterdam till Wednesday...Van Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 Gorcum has also dug out a printer so I think I'll have a busy day on Thursday...'Schuchart wrote an introduction to Greene's Dutch version of 'The Power and the Glory and translated 'It's a Lot: 135 Battlefield'. Fine condition Royalty -Louis Phillipe, last King of France fine ms letter dated Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 Paris August 1st 1844 describing the scenes on the day of the Coronation of Louis Phillipe : '...we had a grand day here on the 29th of July, the day they put Louise Phillipe on the throne. It is Lot: 141 the same as the 4th July in America. The sity was illuminate Autograph -Literature -Charles Dickens fine autograph letter with lights of all colours which was beautiful. They had a grand signed dated September 1852 to William Locke saying that he display of fire works in the evening which the greatest thing I was quite right to say to his 'king hearted friend' that Dickens ever saw ...I think there were about 6 to 700 thousand people would give him an autograph for him 'and here it is in proof of there...I saw also the grand opera of Roberts the devil by the fact, faithfully yours Charles Dickens'. 1p 8vo Mayerbeer which is magnificent. I also went to the grand Estimate: £800.00 - £1,000.00 festival where there were 1,000 performers in the orchestra. I heard the symphonies of Beethoven and also one by Berlioz who lead the orchestra...'4pp 4to, in flimsy condition and in need of conservation. One area affected by adhesive tape Lot: 142 Autograph -military -South Africa - Jan Smuts autograph letter which should be removed as soon as possible to prevent signed dated House of Assembly, Cape Town, July 2nd 1927 further damage, otherwise the letter is clean and legible concerning Holism and evolution : '...it is an attempt to bridge throughout. Postal markings etc. the enormous gap which has been formed between Religion Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 and Science by each following its own track for many centuries now...' 2pp 8vo fine condition Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 Lot: 136 Ephemera -Commonplace book a unusually large example of a 19th c commonplace book, written in a large scribal hand on unlined large folio pages, with a wealth of observations, Lot: 143 Autograph -Royalty -Edward VIII and George VI autograph anecdotes, transcripts of trials etc etc. A total of approx 228 letter signed by both when they were schoolboys 'Edward' & completely filled pages. 'Albert' to Mr Long [probably a teacher] dated Marlborough Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 House, July 16th 1906 [text probably in George VI's hand] : '...we thank you very much for your kindness to us at Lord's lately and specially on Friday and Saturday last. We enjoyed Lot: 137 ourselves very much...' Ephemera -Victorian lace doilies group of approx five Victorian Estimate: £300.00 - £350.00 lace doilies each featuring a printed view of areas of Bournemouth, presumably produced as holiday souvenirs. Each in need of a clean but once cleaned they will make a very attractive group Lot: 144 Autograph -cinema -Leni Riefenstahl, legendary German film Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 director an original promotional brochure for her last film under the Nazi regime 'Tiefland' boldly signed across the front cover.Tiefland was the last film she made during the Nazi Lot: 138 period -she made just one more film in her long lifetime and that Autograph -aviation -Charles Lindburgh signature in ink on a was only about ten years ago. Tiefland has always been a most small card with the date 'November 1933 in Lindburgh's hand, controversial production as it involved the use of children who it together with a copy of the German version of his book. was said were taken from the death camps in order to perform Estimate: £350.00 - £400.00 in the film and then promptly returned for extermination after the production finished. Riefenstahl, for her part, denied any knowledge of this throughout her life and flatly refused to Lot: 139 accept that this was the case. Autograph -Literature -Sir Walter Scott autograph letter signed Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 to John Richardson, Abbotsford, March 21st no year [but 1830] saying that he had 'just come to a powerful resolution to put off my expedition to London...I am excessively curious to learn Lot: 145 what they prepare to do with the Court of Session. Can you get Autograph -exploration -polar -Frederick A Cook, explorer and

12 of 48 Mullock's Specialist Auctioneers (Historical Documents, Autographs & Ephemera) Catalogue - Downloaded from UKAuctioneers.com claimant to the North Pole autograph manuscript (unsigned) in Gloster Gladiator. He was killed in the Greece campaign in April his hand entitled 'The Walk indicates character', written in 1941 pencil on a single leaf of American quarto paper, spilt across a Estimate: £40.00 - £50.00 fold (easily repaired in our estimation). Rare.Together with a German issue satirical postcard lampooning the claims of both Cook and Peary to having reached the North Pole first -the Lot: 148B postcard shows a German party reaching the North Pole by WWII -Hans-Albrecht Herzner -the man who started WWII Zeppelin while Cook and Peary fight it out on the ice, watched cloakroom ticket bearing the signature of Herzner, written in by a walrus and polar bear.Cook, an American explorer and pencilThe signature of Herzner is extremely rare and sought physician claimed to have reached the North Pole on April 21st after. His claim to fame is somewhat bizarre in that he is 1908, a year before a similar claim by Robert Peary.Cook had credited with being the man who effectively started WWII, as he also claimed in 1906 to have reached the summit of Mt made the first military incursion into Poland some five days McKinley -which was denounced as fraudulent by Peary.When before the official declaration of hostilities. He was in charge of Cook claimed the North Pole in 1908 his claim was immediately the Brandenburg Division stationed on the German-Polish discredited by Peary -but Peary's own claim has long been border at a time when there was still a very faint hope that disputed. diplomacy might avert war. Without authority he made a sortie across the border which alarmed both sides Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Lot: 146 Autograph - WWII- Martin Bormann, Hitler's Deputy typewritten letter signed dated April 17th 1944 to Julius Schaub Lot: 149 concerning the composer Hans Pfitzner -saying that he had left WWII rare copy of Der Oftmarkbrief for March 1939 -a a letter which was intended for Goebbels.Presumably the letter magazine for the whole family, and particularly for women to Goebbels was concerning the Nazi regime's campaign to Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 discredit Pfitzner who was vilified by them because of his friendship with the Jewish conductor Bruno Walter, his refusal to write incidental music for 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' which could replace Mendelssohn's (a constant target for the Lot: 150 WWII two editions of 'Das Deutsche Madel' for January and Nazis) and his general condemnation of the Nazi regime. February 1939 -a women's magazine, with a subtle blend of Schraub was Hitler's driver who destroyed Hitler's files in both typical housewives subjects, such as knitting and cooking and Munich and Berchtesgarden at the end of the war. of course the more serious Nazi propaganda Estimate: £700.00 - £1,000.00 Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00

Lot: 147 Autograph - WWII -Phillip Bouhler -war criminal -head of Hitler's Lot: 150A Nazi Propaganda Das Deutscher Madel , the magazine for girls Chancellery -and Albert Bormann, head of Hitler's private office in the Hitler Youth, edition dated August 1940Rare typewritten letter to Bormann concerning the translation of Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Hitler's speeches, together with a typewritten letter from Bormann giving his reply. Estimate: £700.00 - £1,000.00 Lot: 150B WWII Propaganda -safe conduct pass safe conduct pass Lot: 148 issued by the Germans for the exclusive use of Officers of the Soviet Army -presumably issued during Operation Barbarossa Autograph - WWII -Phillip Bouhler -war criminal -head of Hitler's . Printed in Cyrillic script on both sides of a leaf of paper approx Chancellery typewritten letter signed to General Schirmer 6x4ins. Browned and somewhat creased and possible blood saying that he had Hitler's permission to dedicate his book to staining.Together with a small group of photographs of Russian him, with envelope and a photograph showing Bouhler standing cosmonauts next to Hitler.Bouhler, a notorious war criminal for his activities Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 in the euthanasia programmes which exterminated all physically handicapped people, committed suicide in 1945 as he was being transported by the American to Dachau which had been re-opened as a prison for war criminals. Lot: 151 Estimate: £450.00 - £600.00 WWII three rare issues of the German army publication 'der Schulungsbrief' issues 1&3 from 1940 and Issue 10 from 1939. Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Lot: 148A WWII An extremely rare example of the calling card of Squadron Leader Marmaduke St John 'Pat' Pattle, DFC and Lot: 152 Bar who is credited with being the highest scoring British and WWII three rare issues of the German army publication 'der Commonwealth ace of WWII, printed in black on a white card Schulungsbrief' issues 3,6,& 9 from 1939, covers detached approx 3x1.5insThe achievements of Pattle, who is now Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 thought to have shot down more than 40 German planes (some think the actual figure is 60) are made even more remarkable by the fact that he only served for the first nine months of the Lot: 153 war and for half of that time was flying an obsolete plane, the WWII -RAF a dossier of cyclostyled bombing reports compiled

13 of 48 Mullock's Specialist Auctioneers (Historical Documents, Autographs & Ephemera) Catalogue - Downloaded from UKAuctioneers.com by 244 Wing RAF detailing operations in Italy during March and Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 April, typed on approx 21pp folio, with descriptions of raids, damage caused etc, together with analyses listing targets destroyed and damaged and RAF losses. Marked 'Secret' Lot: 160 throughout. Some damage, but generally in good WWII -Autograph - Mussolini fine early photograph of Mussolini, order.According to a note at the bottom of one of the pages showing him in profile, half length, looking seriously into a these were compiled by Flight Lt R B Falls, Senior Intelligence document, with autograph dedication signed and dated Officer 244Wing.Rare.Original bombing reports of this nature November 18th 1922 on the mount. Slight bend to bottom right rarely appear on the market hand corner but otherwise in fine order. Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00 Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00

Lot: 154 Lot: 161 WWII -South East Asia rare copy of SEAC, the Services WWII -autograph - Wilhelm Keitel -War Criminal hanged at newspaper of the South East Asia Command dated April 6th Nuremberg Document signed, dated September 30th 1939 (27 1945, some usual browning but in fine condition otherwise.With days after the outbreak of WWII) being a letter of appointment news from around the world of the final weeks of WWII for Lieutenant Helmut Walcher.Typewritten, 1p oblong 8vo, with Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 a postcard photo of Keitel. Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00 Lot: 155 WWII scarce edition of 'LIMEY', a cyclostyled news/magazine Lot: 162 dated September 1942 with main story headlined 'Britain's War WWII -autograph - Alfred Jodl -Signatory to German Surrender Effort'. 14pp 4to in remarkably good condition considering its at Reims - War Criminal hanged at Nuremberg letter signed age and provenance.It is unclear who or why this was issued dated November 11th 1936, a financial letter concerning the nor to whom but it is thought that this was probably issued in four years economic plan.1p A4 the USA, most likely at the Pensicola Military Base and possibly Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00 produced by members of the RAF who were stationed there.The aim of the publication is to point out exactly what the British were doing in the war, to contradict the activities of Nazi leaning Americans. Lot: 163 WWII -Operation Sealion -the Nazi invasion of Britain Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Militargeorgraphisce Angaben uber England -Ostkuste (Berlin 1941) Handbook with 2 schematic maps after page XVIII and 4 maps inside Back cover as well as many 'picture postcard Lot: 156 views' of places in the area from Margate to the Humber 86pp WWII scarce edition of 'Tam O' Shanter' a British Army Unusual. The handbook for Hitler's invasion plan covering the publication, cyclostyled on two sides of a foolscap sheet. This lower East Coast of Britain.There are many who believe even one dates from February 1945 and carries news of the ending today that there was an invasion of the Norfolk Coast which weeks of the War was thwarted by the RAF, though this has often been refuted Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00

Lot: 157 Lot: 164 WWII copy of a restricted War Office pamphlet 'Popular Guide WWII -Operation Sealion -the Nazi invasion of Britain to the German Army'. This one (no 3) deals with the methods of Militargeographische Angaben uber England -Sudkuste No 3 German Air Borne Troops. Dated June 1941 it was issued in (Berlin 1941) ... Handbook with 1 map inside Back coverA the context of the possibilities of real invasion. 8pp 4to with detailed examination the south coast areas between large fold out graphic Littlehampton and Margate with Z-fold aerial images of specific Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 areas of the coast 64pp Over-stamped '23 Oct 1944 First CDN Army Documents Sec'It would seem from the detailed examination of this area of the south coast that any actual Lot: 158 invasion would have happened here WWII -Nazi Propaganda Sozialpolitilk in the Lands of the Lords Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 by Helmut Schneider Published 194164pp Statistics and Illustrated Comparisons with special emphasis on England's Poor and Unemployed and Plutocracy -with a few cartoons in Lot: 165 text.The overall theme is to make out that the poor have it bad WWII -Operation Sealion -the Nazi invasion of Britain under the British establishment (and would therefore be much Militargeographische Angaben uber England -Westkuste - better off under the Nazis) Nrdlicher Teil (Berlin 1941) Handbook with 2 maps after page Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 68 and 5 maps inside Back cover [ Great Ormes Head to Oban ] 318pp Over-stamped '23 Oct 1944 First CDN Army Documents Sec'Unusual. A very comprehensive examination of Lot: 159 the West Coast of Britain. There was always the possibility that WWII -Nazi Propaganda Das Reich al Augabe (The Reich as a invasion could have come from the West, possibly via Ireland Mission), by Friedrich Schmidt 1941, 8vo with original dust Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 jacket Lot: 166

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WWII -Operation Sealion -the Nazi invasion of Britain produced for publication or for a lecture. Both in fine condition, Militargeographische Angaben uber England -LONDON (Berlin on oblong 4to sheets. 1940) Wallet with 5 maps [ 4 x 1 : 20,000 & 1 x 1 : 50,000 ] and Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Text Handbook with Photos 38pp [ Textheft mit Bildern ] Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 Lot: 168 WWII -the aftermath seven editions of The Pied Piper, a Lot: 167 magazine produced for British troops in occupied Germany in WWII -Operation Bernhard an excessively rare group of fake the immediate aftermath of WWII.The magazines were clearly British banknotes in denominations of GBP 5, GBP 10, GBP put together from contributions from the men themselves - 20 & GBP 50 produced by the Germans as part of the amounting to the usual mixture of cartoons, photographs, notorious 'Operation Bernhard' -the attempt by the Nazis to humour, prose etc.However, one important element is the flood the British economy with fake money in order to bring the number of well crafted poems contained in these pages. A well country to its knees.The money was made under force labour known mark of the legacy of WWI was the wealth of poetry conditions by Jews in Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp. which emerged from the likes of Wilfred Owen, Sassoon, The Nazis had 100 agents who attempted to put the fake Rosenberg and the rest. Yet WWII never left such a legacy. money into circulation. The total produced amounted to more Within the pages of these magazines are a number of poem by than GBP 134million.The operation proved a failure as British otherwise unknown authors which might just redress that deficit. intelligence got to hear of the idea as early as 1939, and steps Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 were taken to identify and stop the circulation of the money. Remarkably of the almost 9 million notes actually produced, the Bank of England only records one as having been paid Lot: 169 out.Ironically for the Germans, the possession of this money WWII -Hitler copy of 'Mit Hitler' a collection of rousing Nazi became a major factor in identifying German agents -leading to marching songs, together with a small group of other many successful arrests.Examples of these banknotes are now publications and two Nazi documents considered excessively rare. The operation was halted by the Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 German High Command in early 1945 -with the majority of them believed to have been consigned to the bottom of Lake Toplitz in Austria. Divers rescued some examples from the lake and they continued to turn up in circulation -with the result that Lot: 169A WWII an issue of 'Freude und Arbeit' [Joy & Work] for June the Bank of England withdrew all notes with a value of larger 1938 -a luxury magazine extolling the virtues of the Nazi ethic, than GBP 5 from circulation and it was not until the 1970s that together with an edition of Volkischer Beobachter for March notes with the denomination of GBP 20 started appearing 12trh 1942, an edition of Harzer Tageblatt for May 16th 1944, again ! and two editions of 'Offiziere des Fuhrers' Estimate: £1,000.00 - £1,500.00 Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00

Lot: 167A WWII -Operation Bernhard examples of the GBP 5 and GBP Lot: 169B WWII carton of books on various aspects of the War, produced 10 notes issued in the Operation Bernhard conspiracy (see by the Nazis or by the allies including books on the Hitler Youth, previous lot), a little fraying at the edges but otherwise good. studies of Hitler, a biography of Rommel etc.Note: Estimate: £700.00 - £1,000.00 miscellaneous lot not subject to return Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Lot: 167B WWII very large qty of original letters to and from A.C. I Richard Shipton, RAF some dating from before the war when he was Lot: 169C WWII carton of books and other ephemera obviously only a boy, and then through the wartime period (some written by him on active service to members of his family from various theatres of war) and then in the immediate years after the war.A fine record of one family's wartime Lot: 170 correspondence. WWII -U-Boats group of four typewritten documents issued in Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00 Wilhelmshaven and dated 1944- March 1945 each with ms amendments and/or signatures, being inventories for U-Boats, with lists of equipment and indications that they were passed as Lot: 167C satisfactory, together with a small group including two maps of a German military installation and a folder for Siemans WWII qty of letters written to Driver E Jarman, Royal Engineers, teleprinter marked 'secret' British Army of the Rhine 1945 and later.An interesting Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 correspondence written in the immediate aftermath of the war Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Lot: 171 Lot: 167D WWII -Field Marshal Montgomery fine wartime snapshot photograph showing Montgomery examining plans shown to WWII -Normandy Landings two sketch maps showing the him by a senior officer with another officer looking on. The detailed assault on two sections of the Normandy beaches plans are laid out on the tail of a bomber. Boldly signed at the during 'D' Day, both finely detailed with legends. Possibly top of image 'B L Montgomery Field Marshal'.Identified to verso

15 of 48 Mullock's Specialist Auctioneers (Historical Documents, Autographs & Ephemera) Catalogue - Downloaded from UKAuctioneers.com has having been taken near Velzen on April 19th [no year but Lot: 176 clearly 1945]. Approx 5x4ins WWII- Autograph -Adolf Hitler remarkable Christmas card Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00 inscribed and signed by Hitler to Wieland Wagner, grandson of the composer Richard Wagner, and a highly respected Operatic Director in his own right.The card is dated Berlin, December Lot: 171A 24th 1936 and bears Hitler's name and the Nazi swastika and WWII -Montgomery of Alamein autograph letter signed with eagle devices in gold. Together with the original envelope initials 'M of A' dated May 5th 1966 to 'Dear Anthony' [Brett- addressed in Hitler's hand.In mid December 1936 the Wagner James] '...did you receive the cheque for GBP 500 sent you on brother Wolfgang and Wieland wanted to go to see Hitler whom May 2 ? I just want to know that it has not gone astray...' with they knew as 'Uncle Wolf'.They both played truant from school , autograph envelope signed to bottom left hand corner 'from M telling their superiors that they had an important mission to visit of Alemein' Hitler himself. When they got to Berlin, they telephoned Hitler Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 who invited them to the Chancellery where he gave them their Christmas presents..A remarkable association item with the Wagner family. Lot: 171B Estimate: £4,000.00 - £5,000.00 WWII -Channel Isles occupation a rare poster version of the Guernsey Evening carrying the proclamation of the German Commandant for the island, dated July 1st 1940 Lot: 177 Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 WWII -Autograph -Adolf Hitler picture postcard showing a large contingent of storm troopers to obverse and signed in pencil by Hitler to a reverse with a few words in pencil which may also be Lot: 172 in Hitler's hand WWII -Kami Khazi Pilots rare original naval signal issued as a Estimate: £1,000.00 - £1,500.00 radio message to American forces warning of attacks by the Japanese on the newly liberated Leyte Island in the Philippines - and warning of suicide attacks -i.e. the infamous Kami Khazi Lot: 178 pilots. 1p 4to on a pre printed message form, text in pencil: WWII -Autograph -Adolf Hitler a signed first edition (1925) copy '...enemy attacks by air and submarine may be expected in this of Mein Kampf with signature to inside cover, lacks title page. area and in harbour at Leyte. The former may include suicide In specially made red cloth covered case, together with a 1927 tactics. Attacks in harbour may also be made by midget edition of the second part of Mein Kampf. submarines, human torpedoes, swimmers carrying explosives, Estimate: £7,000.00 - £8,000.00 explosive motor boats or even U-boats...'Documents referring to the Japanese suicide attacks are somewhat rare Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 Lot: 179 WWII -Autograph -Adolf Hitler small sketch on a card showing a cherub sitting on a cushion covered in love hearts in front of a Lot: 173 mirror, signed by Hitler with a date of 1939. Inscribed to verso WWII Eine Volk ehrt seinen Fuhrer [ The Nation honours its 'Frau Esser'. Matted for framing, overall dimensions approx 9.5 Leader ]20th April 1939 Issued by Professor Heinrich Hoffman x 3.5ins.This is almost certainly the wife of Hermann Esser, one State Picture-Reporter of the NSDAP Nationalsozialistische of Hitler's earliest and closest friends.Esser (1900-1981) joined Deutsche ArbeiterparteiForeword by War Criminal Robert Ley [ the Nazi party with Hitler in 1920 and became the editor of the Head of DAF, Deutsche Arbeitsfront, The German Labour party's newspaper 'Volkischer Beobachter' and a Nazi member Front. Committed suicide on 25 October 1945, before the of the Reichstag. In the early history of the party he was Hitler's Nuremberg Trials began.] This includes a printed prospectus for de facto deputy.He took part in the Bierkeller Putsch and was Hoffman's books on Hitler excluded from the party, along with Julius Streicher for a short Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 period when the party was lead by the Strassers. But he was reinstated by Hitler and became influential in the reorganisation of the party from 1929 until its rise to power in 1933. Lot: 174 Estimate: £5,000.00 - £6,000.00 WWII -Adolf Hitler Heer, Flotte under Luftwaffe, blue cloth boards, spine detached down one side, with the bookplate of Adolf Hitler to inside cover.This book was apparently in a batch Lot: 179A liberated by American troops from the library of the Berghof at WWII -Adolf Hitler excessively rare document being the the end of WWII. transcript of Hitler's speech to the Reichstag on January 1st Estimate: £1,000.00 - £2,000.00 1945. Cyclostyled on five pp folio, with official access stamp of the Hitler's Office to base.Hitler usually gave his speeches from scribbled notes, so this is most likely a contemporaneous Lot: 175 transcript for archival purposes, though it is claimed that these WWII -Autograph -Adolf Hitler postcard photograph of Hitler pages were read by Hitler personally and approved -which is showing him in profile with printed caption 'Unser Fuhrer' quite possible. The signature across the official stamp is not dedicated and signed, with the back of an envelope signed by clear, but it is most probably that of an official at the Rudolf Hess 'Rudolf' and dated 1927. These were given to Chancellery.As such this is an excessively rare document members of the Ritter family and are accompanied by a further coming from a period when most of the Third Reich hierarchy letter to a member of the Ritter family. must have known that the end could not be too far away. The Estimate: £800.00 - £1,000.00 Allies were now well established in mainland Europe and were

16 of 48 Mullock's Specialist Auctioneers (Historical Documents, Autographs & Ephemera) Catalogue - Downloaded from UKAuctioneers.com closing in from the West. The Red Army were similarly closing Lot: 186 in from the East.Hitler nevertheless remained defiant, as can be Autograph -Adolf Hitler superb document signed by Hitler on a gauged from the nature of this speech :'Only the turn of the large leaf of vellum bestowing the honour of the National Prize year initiate me to speak to you. The tide of events and for Art and Science. Hand painted and with a hand painted specially what had happen on 20 July (Valkyrie assassination) representation of the Gold Medal which was awarded to Troost, forced me to attend my power to my sole mission, the fate of signed in black ink by Hitler to base. the German nation.Even when the enemy predicted the break Estimate: £1,500.00 - £3,000.00 down, we turned everything and we owe that those countless victims of our nation, their work and their service at the fron lines what they did for our fatherland.....as I declared on 1.9.1939, that no one can defeat Germany, neither by force of Lot: 186A arms, nor by time.....long before, they all planed to break down Hitler's Architecture Heimbau de Hitlerjugend , (houses for the Germany. The mass of nations was against Germany. Long Hitler youth) 2 vols, large oblong folio, with considerable before the war, the British media was lying and they also said illustrations of architectural plans for the buildings -a that Germany will defeat himself by revolution within 7 or 8 comprehensive guide which will yield much information days. ...they predicted that we loose the war, because of Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 hunger, because of the winter, because of the mud. Then after the successful French mission in 1940 they predicted the end of war within 2 months. The next date was September 1941. So Lot: 186B the repeated its game year by year. Then they said that Hitler's Architecture scarce copy of the official publication to Germany will break in August 1944 and they already planned a celebrate the opening of the Chancellery in Berlin in January meeting to decide the absolute surrender of Germany before 1939 with approx 12 bw mounted photographs showing the Christmas.In coming winter , they will talk about the winter 1946 building under construction, plus one further bw mounted and so on. They can talk about Germany's surrender, but this photograph showing Hitler with the architect of the building, will never happen, but Germany's victory...... the other nations Albert Speer. In near mint condition in original card slipcase don't know Germany. They don't know the past 300 years of Estimate: £350.00 - £450.00 our history. Germany was the main factor of European history. ...we know from the past and the presence the plans of our British-American enemies, the Bolshevik and the international Lot: 187 Jew who stand behind everything...... they plan the break of the WWII -the Holocaust The personal anti-Semitic Library of German nation, the transport of 20 million Germans abroad, the Walter Griphan who committed suicide at Nuremberg in May slaving of Germans, the ruin of our youth. We have to decide if 1945 before he could be tried for his crimes. During WWII, we want freedom or slavery. This insight was denunciated by Griphan was an SS brigade leader and in 1941 Commander of the media Jews...... our enemy -except the Jew -don't know for the Order Police in occupied Lublin -one of the worst places for what they fight. We know for what we fight. For the preservation Nazi atrocities against the Jews.The collection comprises of our nation, our fatherland, our 2000 year history, our children approx 76 booklets gathered in 9 volumes. Various editions. and grandchildren...... they plan to exterminate us, to destroy Various printing sites, 1862-1938. Uniformly bound with spine our cities and they hope to kill our women and children. They title "Judaica" and part numbering. Very unusual and also want to destroy all the documentation of our 2000 year extensive collection of mostly anti-Semitic diatribes, beginning culture. They self don't have a culture. ....they inflict boundless with Marr's Jewish levels of 1862 and the infamous and fateful pain to our nation and children. But after all, every German will pamphlet produced by Richard Wagner entitled "Judaism in be proud to be a German. My nation, I know your pain. There is Music" ( this is the excessively rare first edition of this pamphlet no other human being on this planet who knows his nation dated 1869), followed by some German Catholic pamphlets better than me.' dating from the end of the 19th Century and numerous Estimate: £1,000.00 - £2,000.00 publications of the publisher Theodor Fritsch (founded 1880) and similarly tendentious publishers. The collection provides a representative cross-section of anti-Semitic publications from Lot: 180 this period. The collection does however also include a few pro- WWII -Adolf Hitler an original metal statue, possibly in bronze Jewish writings such as Franz Werfel's "Can we live without showing Hitler, full length in military uniform, looking sternly to faith in God". The volumes each carry the bookplate of Walter his left. Approx 11ins high Griphan.This collection thus provides a vital insight into the Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00 philosophies which influenced high ranking Nazis -and demonstrates that German anti-Semitic thinking was deep rooted with literature produced by such important figures as Lot: 181 Wagner many decades before the emergence of the Nazi party. WWII German Cavalry Officer album containing approx 59 Estimate: £4,000.00 - £6,000.00 original photographs compiled by a German cavalry officer showing aspects of his army life, portraits of his colleagues, the horses etc. Fine condition. Lot: 188 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 WWII -The Holocaust -Auschwitz harrowing series of 10 original snapshot photographs taken by a Russian soldier -five of which show scenes on the liberation of Auschwitz, with the other five Lot: 182 showing equally horrible events, including a hanged prisoner WWII two Polish banknotes issued during the period of the and a death squad about to open fire on a group of civilians German occupation, one endorsed by an officer of the Polish Estimate: £800.00 - £1,000.00 Resistance, authorising them to be used in soldier's pay. Rare. Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00

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Lot: 189 WWII -German ration cards four pages of ration cards issued in WWII -the Holocaust -concentration camp art original sketch on Germany during WWII, one specifically for soldiers. Rare. an 8vo size leaf of paper executed in pen and wash showing Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00 two prisoners being beaten by a guard. This is believed to have been drawn by a prisoner from Orianienburg Concentration Camp.Extremely rare. Lot: 198 Estimate: £700.00 - £1,000.00 WWII -Hitler miniature books group of five miniature book issued by Hoffman -this was the series entitled 'Kampf in Osten' -rare Lot: 190 Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 WWII -the Holocaust -Ghetto Police armband featuring a blue star of David, and the legend 'Judische Ghetto Polizei', a few stains consistent with wear Lot: 199 Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 WWII -Hitler miniature books group of five miniature book issued by Hoffman -this was the series entitled 'Kampf in Osten' -rare Lot: 191 Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 WWII -the Holocaust -Ghetto Fire Brigade armband featuring a red device to centre of a helmet with two axes and the legend 'Judische Feurwehr', a few stains consistent with wear Lot: 200 Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 WWII -Hitler miniature books group of five miniature book issued by Hoffman -this was the series entitled 'Kampf in Frankreich' -rare Lot: 192 Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 WWII -the Holocaust -the Altestenrat armband with the legend 'Altestenrat der Judischen Ghetto-Gemeinde', a few stains consistent with wear.The Altestenrat was the committee of Lot: 201 senior Jews in the Ghetto who had to provide some sort of WWII -Hitler miniature books group of five miniature book liaison between the Nazis and the people of the Ghetto. In issued by Hoffman -various including 'Kampf in Norwegen', many circumstances they had the harrowing duties of Kampf in Frankreich, Kampf in Belien, Kampf in Holland and knowingly allowing people to go to the death camps in order to Kampf zur See -rare allow the rest of the population to survive. Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 Lot: 202 Lot: 193 WWII -Hitler miniature books group of six miniature book issued WWII -the Holocaust -Belsen Our Destruction in Pictures, by Hoffman -this was the series entitled 'macht Gechichte', with published by 'Our Voice' Bergen-Belsen December 1946, under each book covering the years 1933-1938-rare the auspices of the Central committee of the Liberated Jews in Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 the British Zone.A remarkable production in English, German and Hebrew, on 38 card leaves, large folio, being a collection of photographs charting the Nazi persecution of the Jews Lot: 203 throughout the Holocaust period. WWII -Hitler miniature books group of six miniature book issued Estimate: £700.00 - £1,000.00 by Hoffman -this was the series entitled 'macht Gechichte', with each book covering the years 1933, 1934, 2 copies of 1935, 1936 and 1938-rare Lot: 194 Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 WWII -Der Sturmer issue number 8, February 1940 weakness in original folds Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00 Lot: 204 WWII -German Army a remarkable extensive produced by a German schoolboy named Rudolf Sorje, praising the Lot: 195 successes of the Germans in the early part of the war. The WWII -Der Sturmer issue number 42, October 1942. Good album, written in a neat hand throughout and featuring well condition. executed page designs, and original drawings as well as a Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00 number of illustrations cut from magazines, covers the period from May to November 1940.Loosely inserted in the album is the appraisal by his schoolmaster -who only gave him 8 out of Lot: 196 10 for his effort ! WWII -Der Sturmer issue number 50 , December 1942. Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Condition good. Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00 Lot: 205 WWII -Poland two carefully crafted German propaganda Lot: 197 publications aimed at inciting hatred amongst the German

18 of 48 Mullock's Specialist Auctioneers (Historical Documents, Autographs & Ephemera) Catalogue - Downloaded from UKAuctioneers.com people against Poland. The first called 'Polnische Blutchuld' match, fine condition alleges extensive atrocities by the Poles against ethnic Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Germans living within Poland's boundaries, and the other 'Dokumente Polnischer Grausamkeit' aims to put documentary evidence towards the allegations. Both feature gruesome Lot: 211A pictures.Both are scarce. WWII -1936 Olympics the two volume 'sticker book' set Estimate: £350.00 - £400.00 devoted to the winter and summer games in 1936, Hitler's showpiece of ayrian talent which was, for him, somewhat ruined by the outstanding performances by Jesse Owens, whom he Lot: 206 famously refused to acknowledge. The winter games book is WWII -Board Game Achtung Feind Hort Mit ! [Watch Out -the somewhat rare, while the summer games book, given the Enemy is Eavesdropping]. Scarce WWII German board game context of the Owens incident, is remarkably generous in its based on the idea that the enemy [i.e. the British ] have spies praise of his achievements eavesdropping on what is going on in Germany Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00

Lot: 212 Lot: 207 WWII -German POWs a rare example of a 6d note issued to WWII -Hitler's Roads Deutchlands Autobahnen, Adolf Hitlers German POWs in British POW camps. This example was Strassen. 1937. Scarce volume illustrating the building of the issued in Dorset and bears date stamps from June 1st 1946 to German autobahn system, with a considerable number of June 1st 1947.The repatriation of German POWs after WWII illustrations of the work in progress, and with 14 folding maps was staged in phases with the most hardcore Nazis not going showing the layout of each major autobahn. Approx 278pp, home until 1947 -this would seem to suggest that whoever used grey cloth covers in good condition throughout. this note in the camp was such a person.Together with a Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 Ministry of Agriculture form from 1941, unconnected. Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00

Lot: 208 WWII -Hitler's Roads Strassen und Bauten Adolf Hitlers, by Lot: 213 Georg Fritz, 1938. An illustrated guide to the roads and WWII - German Army Post letters important collection of approx buildings built during Hitler's short time as Chancellor, with 120 army post letters from various theatres of war providing an considerable number of drawings by Fritz. Cloth covers good insight into the feelings of the common soldier. One of the condition throughout letters discusses the news that Rudolf Hess had flown to Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 Scotland. Another speaks of attacks by Partisans. Estimate: £350.00 - £500.00

Lot: 209 WWII -Nuremberg Rally scarce original guide pamphlet and Lot: 213A map of the Rally of 1938 together with a souvenir miniature WWII remarkable archive comprising the official reports of picture postcard book of Nuremberg. Richard Barff, British Consul in Nice, relating to the evacuation Estimate: £120.00 - £200.00 of British Subjects from Monte Carlo in 1940 as the Germany forces were advancing towards the conquest of France.The reports comprise Barff's personal account written in a blue Lot: 210 typescript and a formal report to F Russell Roberts, an Under WWII -the infamous football match original bw photograph Secretary of State at the Foreign Office.This second report was showing the England football team giving the Nazi salute.This ordered to be re-written on account of Barff's criticism of British infamous incident happened when England played Germany in Consuls.A highly important historical archive on an aspect of Berlin in 1938. As a gesture of appeasement and goodwill, the WWII which is little known.The South of France had long been English players were persuaded by the Foreign Office to give a the playground for well heeled British throughout the 1920s and Nazi salute during the National Anthems -an incident which has 30s, but many of them were stranded there with the lightning to this day been regretted by the English football authorities. advance of the German Army as it raced to conquer France in Whatever pictures emerged from that day came from German 1940.As Senior Consular Official in Nice at the time, Barff found archives. Pictures from the event were never published in that all the other consuls had already fled. It therefore fell to him Britain at the time -and for good reason. It was as futile a to assume overall responsibility for the organisation of both air gesture as it was a matter of shame. Hitler, who generally hated raid defences and medical procedures for the stranded British sport, didn't bother to attend the game, which was played only a community -which was vast. On June 17th , he had been few weeks after the annexation of Austria -and while the final ordered to evacuate from Cannes and estimates a feeding drafts of the 'final solution' were bring drawn up.The present lot requirement as a contingency for 350 and for 550 evacuees appears to be an original professionally taken photograph of who were to be rescued by ship. But the following day he the event, as it is not marked as a press still, nor captioned. registered 5000 people and interviewed 600 of them.He then Approx 14x9.5ins. organises the evacuation of whoever wants to leave and Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 describes leaving on the last British ship noting : ' France had already been at peace for nearly forty eight hours with Italy and Germany, we had no escort of any sort, the Italians had had at least three days notice of our departure, not only were we fair Lot: 211 game for Italian submarines, but also an easy one for aircraft...' WWII - the infamous football match an original ticket for the

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The ship also served to evacuate Czech troops, which included Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 General Ings, the Czech Minister of War.Barff was in the South of France because he was an estate agent, and in the official section of his report he is damning not only of his fellow consuls Lot: 217B in the area, but also of the attitude of the British collectively.The Autograph -politics amusingly ironic autograph letter signed by consuls upped and left as quickly as they could and 'the the politician JohnCalcraft the elder, an MP for Calne and people of the Riviera felt that they had been disowned by supporter of Pitt, dated December 1766, declining to Britain...I also know of another weakness of the Riviera that 'accommodate' the Duke of Rutland ' all my money being really did not matter in times of peace and that was the selfish engaged for purchases as fast as I can get it in...'The individualistic outlook of over 80 per cent of the British purchases to which he alludes are the manor of Wareham in population. This was continually reflected in the relations Dorset which he followed up by gradually purchasing the chief between the various towns on the coast where each town tried part of the town. not only to out do but to frankly do the next...small cliques were Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 arranging get always by yachts, cars and trains, backed by capital of which there was no lack...'These two reports, unknown and unpublished until now by this modest Estate Agent will doubtless throw new light on a completely Lot: 218 Autograph -Political -Tony Blair, Prime Minister autograph letter disregarded aspect of WWII signed dated July 6th (no year) to Nigel [Griffiths MP] '...well Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 done on your question today. Just what needed ! Yours Tony.'We understand that this letter was prompted by a question by Griffiths to John Major during Prime Minister's Lot: 214 Questions which concerned the Scott Inquiry, and which proved Postal History group of approx 14 ms letters dated 1783-1846 somewhat embarrassing to the PM -hence Blair's each in individual envelopes with postal history information - glee.Autograph letters by Blair are somewhat uncommon clearly at one time the property of a postal history collector, Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 together with a further group of approx six letters of postal interest Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 Lot: 219 Middle East series of approx 31 ms letters (many extensive) from MQMS R W Groves serving with the Persian and Iraq Lot: 215 force between November 1945 and January 1946 to his wife Aviation edition of the Daily Graphic for October 21st 1909 with largely detailing his hopes for his return to England, but proving a front page photograph showing Mr Farman an early British considerable detail about life in the Middle East at the time and aviator setting a record by flying at 30mph, with report and the day to day events.A fascinating insight into the Middle East comment inside the paper in the immediate aftermath of WWII Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00

Lot: 216 Lot: 220 Ephemera -political -broadsides three printed broadsides all WWI ms neatly written on 6pp 4to being the notes of a court relating to the notorious 1826 election in Northumberland. marshal in which a Private was accused of negligently losing Each printed with text on one side of a single leaf of paper, his kit and for going to sleep while leaving the bolt in his each with small hole affecting a few words of text rifle.The notes provide the salient points of the evidence which Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 eventually got him acquitted. Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Lot: 217 Autograph - Political -John Bright autograph letter signed to Lot: 221 Jackson J Smythe dated March 4th 1849 politely declining an WWI fine autograph letter signed of First Ltn J P Snook, US invitation to take part in Jackson's Society :.. 'I never allow my Army, to his wife in Athens, Pennsylvania, dated October 4th name to be connected with any association or society unless I 1918 describing his actions, 2pp 4to on American YMCA note am concerned in the management...' in fine condition with paper with original envelope.'...we drove them out of their autograph envelope, 1p 8vo trenches and kept them going so fast that there was no Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 opportunity to dig in. In all we advanced about ten miles before we were relieved...we went over the top at 5.20 in the morning and were not relieved until five days later...the last two days of Lot: 217A the fight I was in command of the Co[mpany] as Capt had the Autograph -Political -Sir Robert Walpole, Britain's first Prime battalion , the Major being wounded...'Uncommon. Letters from Minister Treasury order signed by Walpole dated 1723 and also American servicemen from WWI are unusual on the market. signed by Richard Edgcumbe and Henry Pelham, ordering the This dates from the very last days of the fighting when the payment of GBP 48,600 in bills raised in a 'tax on Papists' American army along with the weary allies were achieving clean document with the usual vertical tear (to cancel) not enormous advances against the equally weary German forces. affecting signatures, which has been professionally repaired, 1p Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 folio together with two receipts by Charles Howard, Earl of Nottingham dated 1662 and 1676 and a group of transport and other documents/letters Lot: 222

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WWI ms letter written from Malta from a soldier named Harry Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Passmore , from Combe Martin in Devon to his sister Winifred in the UK dated June 20th [1915] ; '...there is plenty of wounded soldiers here from the Dardenelles. The ones that can get out Lot: 225 have a light blue uniform on but I expect there is plenty in WWI rare souvenir programme for the state visit of Marshal hospital that can't get out.I suppose it is the same in England. Foch and the French Prime Minister Clemenceau to Britain in Before we left the Dardenelles I saw Alf Squires he was on December 1918 to celebrate the end of WWI. Somewhat board the Majestic but he escaped. He was luckier than Sid crudely printed on 4pp sm8vo, in remarkably good condition Passmore. He went down with the Goliath poor chap with a few considering its age and high mortality rate hundred others. I see they rung a muffled peel in the church at Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 home as he was a singer...Dick Adams went down in the Monmouth... Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Lot: 226 WWI A Practical, Permanent and Honourable Settlement of the War by Charles Roden Buxton , published by the National Lot: 223 Labour Press 1916.Rare very early Labour Party pamphlet WWI -Alois Kolb Aus de Karpathen und Oftgalizien. Vienna offering its solution to ending WWI 1917. Delux edition no 47 out of an edition of 50 portfolios of Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 approx 44 prints, signed by the artist on the limitation page. Each print is individually mounted for framing, some are in full colour. Apparently complete.A superb depiction of the war from the unusual perspective of the Austrian army Lot: 227 WWI letter written to a Midshipman by a friend writing from Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Kentish Town, London dated May 30th [1917] : '...hurry up and bring the war to an end, we are all so tired of it here - it seems nothing but murder & taking all the flower of our young men. It Lot: 223A is too dreadful for worlds...'Written on a letter card with French WWI the diary of S T ('Sid') Kemp 6th Service Battalion, 'The censor marks Queen's Own' 6th Royal West Kent Regiment covering the Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 whole of WWI, 63pp cyclostyled typescript entitled 'Remembrance', with autograph dedication signed by Kemp to title page dated October 4th 1977.This diary was written by Kemp in 1973 and is therefore written with the benefit of Lot: 228 Ephemera -Industrial Revolution -Silk Dye Industry archive hindsight and with the experience of age. It was possibly relating to the silk dye industry in Yorkshire c 1880s to 1940s, intended for limited circulation, hence the fact that this is a including correspondence and documents concerning the cyclostyled copy, however, as a record of one man's Lord's Mill, Moss Spring Dyeworks and Mag Valley Dyeworks experiences throughout WWI it yields considerable and detailed near Huddersfield and in particular the involvement of the information.Kemp worked as a gardener on a country estate Oldham family.The archive includes partnership agreements before the war, but enlisted in 1914. He was sent to France in and leases, boiler inspection reports, stock taking and a 1915 and was invalided home in 1917.He writes with financial record of a staff outint to Scarborough in 1929 with remarkable eloquence, and because he put this diary together every penny accounted for almost 60 years after the events, he was able to introduce Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 background information on the political situation and social conditions. Throughout he is astute and perceptive with an eye for detail. He also records in great detail the horrors of the fighting -especially when he takes part in the opening stages of Lot: 229 the Battle of the Somme, where he is stationed near the famous Yorkshire - Hunslett the Court Rolls for the Manor of Hunslett 'Crucifix Corner' near Mellincourt. He also records the feelings covering the period 1841 to 1856, written on 18pp folio approx of inevitable death which had come into the psyche of the 27x16ins, recording all the business of the Manor during that soldiers, citing an incident where a soldier had intended to wear period.A highly important primary source of information for the a bullet proof vest before he went over the top -only to be told area by his Captain that he was going to die the next morning Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00 anyway, so what was the point of wearing chain mail Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 Lot: 230 Leeds, Yorkshire James Brown's Trust (1877) -Leeds Sales Lot: 224 1897-8 -Duplicate Conveyances No 5 -a fine volume of original WWI -autograph letter signed, by the Oxford Academic documents on vellum all relating to property sales in Leeds. Frederick Cornwallis Conybeare, no date but postmarked July Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 7th 1915, 2pp 4to : 'I have been almost prostrated by my sense of calamity which has overtaken Europe, a calamity which I am afraid the belligerents could with a little commonsense and Lot: 231 forbearance have avoidedI shall abstain from vilifying a brave Ephemera- Postal History collection of stamps, 1960s and later foe whom it is an honour to fight & whom it is will be a yet mainly European issues some middle Eastern etcNote: greater honour to reconcile in lasting friendship when the war is Miscellaneous lot not subject to return over' One feels that the average Tommy probably had a Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 different perspective on the fighting than the academic Cornwallis in his ivory tower in Oxford.

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Lot: 232 Lot: 235A Ephemera -Royalty -Isle of Man photo album containing Medical Manual for Students preparing for Examination at approx 22original bw photos showing the first official visit of Apothecary's Hall, by John Steggall MD, London 1846, two King George V and Queen Mary to the Isle of Man in volume set, from the library of Dr Charles Drages, with his 1920.Images varying sizes up to 10x8 ins. The album also extensive ms notes, annotations and additions.We have only features related press cuttings recording the event been able to trace modern reprints of this book on the open Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 market.Drage, who died aged 97 in 1922 was a general practitioner from Hertfordshire who numbered amongst his patients the Duke of Wellington, Lord Melbourne, Lord Lot: 232A Palmerston and Lord Salisbury Ephemera -Royalty -Scilly Isles small photo album with original Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 colour snapshots showing the visit of the Queen, Prince Philip, Prince Charles and Princess Anne to Tresco in 1967, plus several other shots of the island Lot: 236 Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Art and Artists -Picture Post a fine set of exhibition size prints of famous 'Picture Post' images showing social conditions in England in the early 1950s -approx 30 in all, including Lot: 232B duplicates. Image sizes approx 16x12ins.The images show an Ephemera -Royalty -South Wales unique snapshot austere, post war society which was nevertheless cheerful and photographs showing the moment that George V and Queen 'getting on with things' Mary made their surprising and virtually unannounced visit to a Estimate: £30.00 - £60.00 miner's cottage in Aberdare, South Wales in 1912. The two snapshots, in good condition, show Queen Mary entering the cottage, and her leaving after the visit, together with a third Lot: 237 snapshot showing the King and Queen in Aberdare West Indies -the Hurricane of 1928 fine archive of documents Park.Together with an als in pencil from Lord Stamfordham, and newspaper cuttings concerning the devastating Hurricane Private Secretary to the King to Lord Merthyr thanking him for which hit the West Indies in 1928, including correspondence his assistance in making the visit possible.The King and Queen from the Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance co with copies visited the cottage, at 71 Bute Street during a tour of South of estimates of losses, a comprehensive listing of companies in Wales. The occupants, Mr and Mrs Jones were only told of the Puerto Rico and their insurance details,together with other visit the night before. After the visit hundreds of people visited, documents. Approx 300 sheets of letters, copy letters, anxious to see the cup from which Queen Mary had tea and the typescripts and memos plus approx 50 sheets of news house, which still stands, is now known locally as 'Queen cuttings.A significant number of the news cuttings relate to the Mary's Cottage' devastation which the hurricane caused in Florida. Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00

Lot: 233 Lot: 238 Wales -Carmarthenshire original printed sales particulars dated West Indies a fine diary headlined 'Remarkable events and 1837 for a large estate in Carmarthenshire called Gelly Deg, daily news', written pencil in a miniscule hand on 100+pp 4to, 4pp large folio, some browning and chipping at edges but covering the period January 1929 to April 1930, and appearing otherwise fine, with a large folding plan by Madeley with an to be the day to day diary of a resident of Dominica, as there attractive vignette showing the mansion house on the estate are references to visits from people from Roseau which is the Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 principal town on the island. From various religious references in the entries it would appear that the diarist is also connected with the Church in some way.A particularly interesting insight Lot: 234 into the day to day happenings on a West Indian island at this Devon -The Farringdon Estate printed sales particulars dated time 1836 for the sale of the Farringdon Estate in Devon. 12pp large Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 folio some browning and chipping at edges but otherwise fine, with a large folding plan by Madeley with an attractive vignette showing the mansion house on the estate. This the copy which Lot: 239 belonged to the successful bidder at the auction , John Garrett, Japan -Okinawa two fine and extensive photo albums compiled as it contains a long autograph note signed by him to final page by an American GI in the immediate aftermath of WWII detailing his winning bid -of GBP 33,070 - GBP 1.6million in showing scenes in Okinawa, Japan during the initial American today's money. occupation of the island.The albums chronicle an aspect of Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 WWII which is somewhat uncommon on the market. It appears that the GI married a local girl, judging from some of the snap shots which appear in the albums.Shots include scenes of war Lot: 235 damage and destruction, memorials to the fighting, shots of the Medical Bailliere's Popular Atlas of the anatomy and physiology US military bases with reconstruction as well as groups of of the female human body, third edition 1928, featuring a series people.The albums also contain a small group of ephemera of finely drawn anatomical depictions of the organs of the body, including two teleprinter sheets relating to a typhoon, some with one plate featuring pull out diagrams providing greater bank notes, and a set of negatives of some of the pictures detail. In an 'as used' condition but most acceptable in our view Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Lot: 240

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Africa -Kenya -Mau Mau uprising A handbook on Anti Mau Mau being admissions to the Courts Baron of the Manor of Witney, operations. Issued by the British Commander in Chief, East each signed by Thomas Bulley, Steward. The first document Africa, dated November 1954. Marked 'Restricted'. 8vo 167pp, carries the dated of 1756. good condition with folding map to rear.An insight into the Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 British military thinking in dealing with the Mau Mau uprising which was eventually to lead to Kenyan independence Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Lot: 247 Royalty -Queen Anne recovery document on a large leaf of vellum featuring a fine engraved portrait of the Queen Lot: 241 containing in an elaborate initial letter 'A' -written in gothic Africa -Kenya Mau Mau -an extremely rare pamphlet issued in script, lacking seal, a little browned and creased. local language in Kenya during the 1950s, presumably by the Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 British, showing gruesome photographs of the effects of atrocities attributed to the Mau Mau -the Kikuyu dominated anti- colonial group who rose up against the British colonial power Lot: 248 and eventually paved the way for Kenyan independence in the India Indien in wort und bild (India in words and pictures), by 1960s. Emil Schlagintweit, Leipzig 1880/81, two volumes, 253 &227pp Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 large folio respectively, many engraved illustrations in text and plates, sumptuously bound in red cloth, embellished in gold and black, in generally good condition. German text.A fine and Lot: 242 rarely found two volume set produced in Germany. Judaica bound volume of 12 editions of 'Ost Und West' Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00 covering the year 1913. This was a German Jewish magazine covering a wide spectrum of interests. Of interest is that this bound volume features the stamp to inside cover of a Nazi Lot: 249 institution, indicating that it was being kept as a reference work India ledger of a German merchant clearly dealing in textiles on Jewish culture during the Third Reich period.Rare. from India, recording transactions in a large range of goods. Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00 Most pages are headed with the decorative labels of the goods as supplied- mostly highly decorative in full colour depicting Indian scenes Lot: 243 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Ephemera -Stereo Cards fine set of approx 10 stereo cards issued by Underwood and Underwood, together with original viewer based on a mildly 'saucy' theme showing the man of the Lot: 250 household being a little naughty with the maid and being found India -Maharajah Duleep Singh A fine Engraving from the out by his wife.Cards in good condition in original black cloth Illustrated London news of Maharajah Duleep Singh with box. Viewer in fine clean condition. accompanying article announcing his arrival to England. Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00

Lot: 243A Lot: 251 Ephemera -stereo cards set of 10 cards (apparently a India -Ranjit Singh at Amritsar Engraving from a French complete set) showing views around Lucerne, Switzerland. newspaper showing the Maharaja Ranjit Singh of Lahore Published by Underwood & Underwood, in original cloth bound listening to prayers at the Golden Temple of Amritsar, c1850 slip case. Fine condition Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00

Lot: 252 Lot: 244 India engraved illustration dated 1836 from a French Slavery edition of the Edinburgh Advertiser for December 12th newspaper showing the Golden Temple -one of the earliest 1800 containing news from America and reporting on an depictions. uprising of negroes which has been savagely put down with 15 Estimate: £30.00 - £40.00 hanged already and with three more due for execution with more trials also due Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Lot: 253 INDIA - Comprising portraits of the Cabul prisoners by Lieut. V. Eyre Large lithograph published by Lowes Dickinson, from the Lot: 245 1843 large folio set titled 'Prison Sketches, Comprising portraits Photographs -Cornel Lucas Shooting Stars, The English Group, of the Cabul prisoners and other subjects by Lieut. V. Eyre', Bath 2005.Fine collection of plates of celebrity portraits by size 54 cms x 38 cms. Includes Shah Shuja Ool Moolk, Lucas, black cloth binding in black cloth cover slip case. Mahomed Akber Khan, Alexander Burnes, Sir WIlliam Hay Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 McNaghten Bart. First 2 portraits are from the original sketches from life by G T Vigne. Has some foxing and water mark on the bottom. Lot: 246 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Oxfordshire -Witney bundle of approx 13 documents on vellum

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Lot: 254 Company on the Bengal Establishment after 26 years. Another India- Annexation of the Punjab and the Maharajah Duleep from the East India Company to John Login states that the Singh, 1st edition 1882 by Major Evans Bell, red cloth covers, Maharajah Dhuleep Singh's disbursements in Europe have slight water damage to cover but interior contents in good been examined and satisfactory. An intimate record of the orderA fascinating take on the British activities in the Punjab. Maharajah's household and internal affairs during a very early Major Evans Bell, who had served in Madras for a number of time in his life in England. years, was, for his time, what would today be described as a Estimate: £1,200.00 - £1,500.00 'radical thinker', he was a staunch supporter in the mid 19th c of the Suffragettes for example and his own daughter in later years was a leading member of that movement. In this book he Lot: 258 gave the lie to British claims of its reasons for the annexation of India - documents relating to Duleep Singh's financial matters the Punjab : 'this will be enough to show that the Maharahaja A group of five documents and letters from East India House Duleep Singh did not in 1849 and does not now stand before relating to Maharajah Duleep Singh. Includes Duleep Singh the British Government as an object of bounty but as one who proposing an annuity of GBP 1000 according to his guardian was in full and lawful possession of a sovereignty with whom John Login and GBP 10,000 upon him as executor. The letters 'terms' equivalent to a Treaty of territorial cession were states that the Court of Directors does not prohibit this as its concluded which gave something like regularity and legality tow against the rules of service by an Act of Parliament. A fine letter what would otherwise have borne an aspect of naked relates to the arrears of salary as Guardian of H.H. Maharajah lawlessness and to what was in fact no 'conquest' but a violent Duleep Singh from the Home Treasury'. Letter dated January breach of trust...' 1858 states Lord Stanley acknowledgements of the arrears of Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 his salary as guardian and that the sum will be paid by Coutts & Co. Included are also a treasury receipt to Login for the Company's Rupees of 5,886.10, and a memo to John Login Lot: 255 from the Civil Auditor. India -Battle of Ferozeshah - Original Lithograph by J. D. Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 Harding from the original drawing by the Honourable Charles Stewart Hardinge 1847. This rare litho is Plate 7 from "Recollections of India. Part 1. British India and the Punjab" by Lot: 259 James Duffield Harding, 1847, Lithograph measures 17" x 13". India -25th Punjab Cavalry group photographA fine large Showing a scene from the First Anglo Sikh War. Charles photograph possible taken at the 1911 Delhi Durbar, showing Stewart Hardinge (1822-1894), the eldest son of the first British and Sikh officers of the India Army. Viscount Hardinge, the Governor General. This depicts one of Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 the three great battlefields of the First Sikh War, Ferozeshah which lies eleven miles east of Ferozepore, about nineteen miles from the left bank of the Sutlej river. The Lithograph is in Lot: 260 very good clean condition with no tears or creases. Framed. India -Maharaja Rajinder Singh of Patiala An early photograph Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00 of the Sikh ruler of Patiala, Rajinder Singh (1872-1900), mounted on an album leaf, c.1890. Patiala was the largest Sikh princely state situated in the Punjab. Rajinder Singh was son of Lot: 256 Maharaja Mohinder Singh ascended the throne of Patiala on 6 India two manuscript Indian or Islamic Orders in native January 1877. The Patiala state helped the British with a force, language, one with gold decoration, handwritten neatly in black 1,100 strong, during the Afghan war of 1879. Maharaja Rajinder ink Singh took a keen interest in the promotion of sports, especially Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00 polo and cricket. Estimate: £500.00 - £600.00

Lot: 257 India - discharging of service of Sir John Login and as guardian Lot: 261 of Maharajah Duleep SinghA group of five letters and India -Punjab -group of six miniatures probably on ivory, each documents relating to Maharajah Duleep Singh in regards to showing a fine building, including the Taj Mahal, 19th c the discharge of his Sir John Login as the Maharajah's attached to an original sheet with ms captions for each and with guardian, and retirement from service. Some letters embossed printed advertisement for Kshan Chand, shawl merchant, with stamp of East India House include one dated 1st jeweller, and dealer in Indian curios of The Mall,Simla- backing December 1858, states' I am instructed to inform you in reply sheet now somewhat distressed -miniatures in good order. Two that Lord Stanley fully appreciating the very conscientious and are round with 10mm diameters, and the other four are oval efficient manner in which you discharged your duties as the and measure approx 20x10mm.These were clearly produced Guardian of the Maharajah Duleep Singh...' Letter dated 21st for the tourist trade and presumably for incorporation in April 1858 referring to Duleep Singh's letter requesting that 'the jewellery sum of C.Rs. 833.5.4 [of Company's Rupees] may be deducted Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00 from the Maharajah's monthly allowances and paid to your account.' Another from the Court of Directors permits Login to retire on a pension of GBP 300 annually from Duleep Singh's Lot: 262 service. A letter from and signed by Sir John Login to India -Sikh Wars a fine drawing by a British artist in colour Secretary to the East India Company Military Department, crayon , possibly contemporaneous, showing the capture of the submitting his application for permission to resign his Sikh Guns during an incident in the Sikh Wars.A finely executed appointment as surgeon in the service of the East India drawing, potentially drawn from life. Approx 240x165mm,

24 of 48 Mullock's Specialist Auctioneers (Historical Documents, Autographs & Ephemera) Catalogue - Downloaded from UKAuctioneers.com matted for framing. USA for some years.The unfinished tomb of Salim Shah is Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00 about 2km north west of Sasaram in Bihar. In the late 15th c this area was controlled by the Sur Dynasty who were an Afghan tribe and a branch of the Lodi Dynasty. They Lot: 263 constructed unique mausoleums around Sasaram including that India -Maharaja Duleep Singh fine miniature portrait on a sliver of Salim Shah which was intended to float on water like the of oval ivory approx 1.5 x 1.5ins showing the young Maharaja tomb of his father Sher Shah. The tomb was built on a low possibly in his early 20s sitting in profile basement and would have been very large is construction had Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 not been abandoned during the course of its construction Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00

Lot: 264 India watercolour c 1910 of Tarn Taran Gurdwara in Amritsar Lot: 270 by an English artist, with a watercolour of Tripoli dated 1910 by India -the Army of Ranjit Singh two volumes by Sita Ram Kohli, the same artist on the verso. Approx 10x8ins, framed and OUP of India 1922.The two volumes deal with the Army of glazed. Not examined out of frame. Maharajah Ranjit Singh and include information on the artillery, Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 forts, guns, infantry etc. The work also mentions salaries awarded to various ranks in the armny and the construction of the Lahore Cannons. Rare. Lot: 265 Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 India -Maharajah Bhupinder Singh of Patiala signed by Vandyk A superb portrait of the famous Sikh ruler of Patiala, Bhupinder Singh (1891-1938), by the renowned photographer Carl Lot: 271 Vandyk, signed by 'Vandyk, London' in pencil on the margin. India -Guru Nanak Baba Nanak, the Harbinger of Peace and Bhupinder Singh was one of the most travelled Maharajas of Goodwill on Earth, by Charan Singh, Khalsa College, Amritsar his time, notorious for having countless wives, a fleet of Rolls 1932.Printed paper covers, some repairs to cover but in Royces and owner of the famed Patiala Necklace made by generally good condition. 20pp 8vo Cartier. He represented India at the League of Nations in 1925, Estimate: £20.00 - £40.00 and was chancellor of the Indian Chamber of Princes for 10 years between 1926 and 1938, also being a representative at the Round Table Conference.Large size is 15"x 12"with some Lot: 272 wear and staining. India -Maharajah Duleep Singh contemporary press cutting on Estimate: £250.00 - £300.00 the end of the Sikh Wars and the convention with Maharajah Duleep Singh, together with a page from the Illustrated London News for April 11th 1846 with two steel engraved illustrations Lot: 266 from the Punjab India Indian Sikh Military Photograph -circa early 1900s Estimate: £20.00 - £40.00 showing a Regiment with bandsmen etc, outside a building Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00 Lot: 273 India -Bank of Bengal scarce unissued bank cheque of the Lot: 267 Bank of Bengal, undated but the paper bears a Whatman India group of approx 22 lithograph prints by A. Soltykoff watermark of 1828.Scarce. This is a very early example of a c1850s, showing various scenes cheque issued in India Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00

Lot: 268 Lot: 274 India -Maharajah Duleep Singh fine early photograph (c de v India -General Jean Francois Allard autograph letter signed style) showing him hs looking seriously to his left, dressed in 'Allard' c 1830 sending warm greetings to his correspondent traditional Sikh attire.Taken by John Mayall, the renowned and saying that he will be staying with him during his visit.1p Royal photographer and dated to c1859.This is one of the oblong 8vo.General Allard is considered to be the most Firangi earliest photographic images of the Maharajah, who would at the Lahore Court of Maharajah Ranjit Singh have been about 21 years old at the time. An identical Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 photograph can be seen in the Royal Collection at WindsorImage approx 90x60mm. Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 Lot: 275 India fine 18th c Indian school watercolour of a Royal Couple playing to a shrine along with the female attendant, one small Lot: 269 area of damage not affecting main image and easily restored in India -Salim Shah important company school watercolour our estimation. The image is highlighted in gilt and has gilt floral showing the tomb of Salim Shah, on paper, a little browning to borders.Image size 270x180mm paper and some chipping to edges, but not affecting the image. Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Approx 120x80mm. Signed in Arabic or Farsi by the artist in the bottom right hand corner.Originally this was from the Spencer Churchill collection but it has been in a private collection in the Lot: 276

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India set of approx 12 Hindu religious painted scenes on cloth, Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 c19th c, each measures apprx 350x260mm Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00 Lot: 283 India - A large miniature painting of the Kashmir Gate in Delhi, Lot: 277 painted on mica, and mounted in ebony frame. The Kashmir India -Guru Gobind Singh Ji rare chromolithograph showing was destroyed during the Indian Mutiny of 1857 but was kept as the Guru on horseback holding a hawk and spear, probably a memorial . Measures 21cms x 17cm issued in the 1920s. Image size approx 350x240mm Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00

Lot: 284 Lot: 278 India -Punjab Report of the Punjab exhibition of 1881-82, India - Punjab -A rare copy of the UMDAT -UT -TAWARIKHI, Punjab Government Press Lahore, 1883, 109pp. Detailing Daftar III, Parts (I-V) by Lala Sohan Lal Suri, Chronicles of the exhibit categories including textiles, carpets, jewellery, pottery, Reign of Maharaja Ranjit Singh 1831-1839 A.D. Translated leather work , metal, glass and woodwork. The list of selected from Persian into English with corresponding Christian dates exhibits include a ganga sagar from Jhelum, enamelled and explanatory and elucidatory notes by V.S.Suri. Foreword ornaments from Jullundur, Silver belt from Amritsar, carved by Sita Ram Kohli. Frontis of Maharaja Ranjit Singh. xxxiv, 721 door from Shahpur, model of Temple at Kapurthala by Nihal + errata, numerous full page illustration. Original blue cloth Singh, hanging from Mayo School of art, etc. Bound in original binding, with original dust jacket. A valuable intimate account of blue card covers, the daily events at the Sikh Durbar. Rare. First Edition. Estimate: £50.00 - £80.00 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00

Lot: 285 Lot: 279 India -the Ghadar Heroes An interesting pamphlet of the India - Punjab -Lahore durbar Punjab Government Record Ghadar (Revolutionary) Heroes of the Indian independence Office, monograph No.1: THE LAHORE DURBAR - movement, with the sub-heading 'Forgotten Story of the Punjab Correspondence of Col Claude Wade (1823-1840), during his Revolutionaries 1915-15, published in Bombay, 1945, 33pp, visit to Runjeet Singh in 1830s. Original boards with cloth spine, 'Based on interviews with Baba Sohan Singh Bhakna, oldest of 1950, 404pp, with maps. In 1838 Wade was sent to Runjeet the Ghadar Heroes yet living and fighting for Indian freedom'. Singh so sign a Treaty between the British in regards to Contains a photo of Bhakna, who was also involved with the displacing Dost Mohammed Khan and securing Shah Shuja. Sikh martyr Kartar Singh Sarabaha who was hanged under the The Shah objected to various articles, but he secured various Lahore Conspiracy Case. Rare assurances from the British Government, Shah Shuja raised his Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 contingent of 6,000 at Ludhiana, and through the combined help of the British and the Sikhs he was placed on his ancestral throne on August, 7, 1839. Claude's special mission in 1838 to Lot: 286 Peshawur to join the Sikh army with Shahzada Timoor meant India -Punjab General Code of Tribal Custom in the Jhelum he was amongst the first to force the Khyber pass. District by P N Thapar, Government Printing, Lahore, 1946, Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 146pp. A fascinating book on the general customs in the Punjab, including terms used for each member of a family, family tribal connections, betrothal, marriage, guardianship, Lot: 280 succession, widows, relatives collaterals, ascetics, adoption or India -Punjab A first edition of The Real Ranjit Singh by Fakir appointment of heir, wills and legacies, gifts, other alienations, Syed Waheed-ud-din, 217p, 1965. One of 2,000 copies of the special property of women, partition. First Edition. Hard Cover in dust jacket including index, the Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 dust jacket is edge worn. Waheed-ud-Din was a descendant of the Muslim minster and confidante of the Sikh ruler of Lahore, Ranjit Singh. His account is one of the most intimate and Lot: 287 accurate account of Ranjit Singh ever published. India -Punjab A Compendium of the Punjab Customary Law By Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 H A Rose, together with 'The adoption of the Daughter's son in Punjab' by the Rt Hon M. Muhammad Shafi, Lahore Civil & Military Gazette Press, 1911, ixxiv, 240pp. Contents include, Lot: 281 Marriage, Inheritance, Alienation, Reversions, Religious Orders India -Punjab An anonymous publication with no imprint/date of Institutions, Guardiaship,. Rare. (contemp.). c.1849, 138pp. Detailed account of the Second Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Sikh War Punjab campaign despatches inc. Battles of Chillianwalla, Mooltan & Gujerat, submitted by the C-in-C (Gough), Gens. Thackwell (commanding Cavalry Division), Lot: 288 Whish (commanding Mooltan Field Force) et al. to the AG or India -Punjab A post-independence booklet translated (& Governor-General between Dec. 1848-March 1849, including introduction) by Kushwant Singh, c.1948, and produced by the all the operations during the campaign & stating casualty Royal India, Pakistan & Ceylon Society, London. No imprint figures of each regiment employed, & naming (in the body of date, 23pp. The booklet contains a detailed introduction into the the despatches) num. officers & men who distinguished Sikh faith by renowned writer and journalist Kushwant Singh themselves, &c. VG & rare. who at the time was a young Press Officer at Indian High

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Commission, India House in London. the Empire and accelerated the Indian independence Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 movement. Very rare. Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 289 India - Norfolk -Prince Duleep Singh & Blo Norton Hall Original Lot: 295 Papers of the Norfolk & Norwich Archaeological Society, 1914, India -Maharajah Duleep Singh, 1859 A superb steel engraving containing a 260 page account by Maharajah Duleep Singh's of the last Sikh Maharaja Duleep Singh, from a photograph by son, Prince Frederick on his Norfolk estate 'An Account of Blo John Mayall. C.1859. Norton Hall' with numerous photographic plates from the Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Prince's collection. A rare publication in original card covers. Prince Frederick was the President of the Society for many years until his death in 1926. Lot: 296 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 India -Indian Victoria Cross winners An original copy of Indian newspaper 'FAUJI AKHBAR' dated Delhi 1944 reporting the Viceroys presenting 4 Victoria Crosses and one George Cross Lot: 290 JEM. ABDUL HAFIZ VC, NAIK NAND SINGH VC, SEPOY India Three vintage postcards by Tucks, showing the Patiala KAMAL RAM V.C, RFN. GANJU LAMA VC and SUB. Qila Mubarak Fort, The Moti Bagh Palace of the Maharajah of SUBRAMANIAN G.C. With photographs on all the VC winners, Patiala, and the Pinjour Garden at Patiala. with full biographic details of how each won the VC, incuding Estimate: £20.00 - £40.00 one of Havilar Prakash Singh (8th Punjab Regiment) receiving a VC at the hands of the Viceroy. Folded thin newspaper publication clean and sound. However Some small tears at Lot: 291 extremities. India -Punjab -The Golden Temple A superb German Estimate: £20.00 - £40.00 photogravure of the old walkway of the Golden Temple at Amritsar showing various Bungas and houses of Sikh nobles. c1920s. Images of the surrounding building around the tank of Lot: 297 the Golden Temple are very rare as most photographers India -Punjab -Prince Frederick Duleep Singh A rare 2 volume concentrated at the Temple itself. The Sikh structures were first edition set of PORTRAITS IN NORFOLK HOUSES by later demolished to widen the walkway during the 1950s. Prince Frederick Duleep Singh, Jarrold & Sons, Norwich. With Mounted. numerous full size plates. Limited to 500 copies of which this is Estimate: £120.00 - £150.00 number 43. Nd [1927]. A concise study of the portraits in Norfolk by Prince Frederick Duleep Singh [son of Maharajah Duleep Singh of Elveden Hall), edited by Rev. Edmund Farrer. Lot: 292 Vol 1: frontis of Prince F.Duleep Singh in uniform of Suffolk India A superb large coloured print, titled 'The Kings Own Yeomanry, with preface by his sister Princess Bamba Regiments of the Indian Army' Representatives to England for Sutherland, xix, 436. Vol 2:frontis of Prince F. Duleep Singh the Coronation, after the painting by Frederic De Haenen, taken in 1912, xv, 443. Bound in original dark red cloth with gilt c1902. Showing a colourful array of Sikh cavalry officers. titles and gilt armorial to both volumes front boards of the Measurers 40cms x 28cms. Duleep Singh coat of arms. Early ownership inscription to both Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 front inner boards in ink. Scarce. Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00

Lot: 293 India -Punjab A fine copy of Adventures of an Officer in the Lot: 298 Punjab: Political Agent in Charge of Relations with Lahore, India -Sikh Wars A rare First edition of Journal of a Subaltern 1846, in 2 Vols, 262pp, frontis, litho of the Sikh Maharajah of during the Campaign in the Punjaub, Sept 1840 to March 1849 the Punjab, Ranjit Singh. Volume II, 287pp, frontis with litho of [Daniel August Sandford], Blackwood, 1849, 227pp. Original Maharaja Sher Singh. A fine set bound in original blindstamped embossed cloth binding. A detailed account of Sandford who cloth with embossed imprints of Runjeet Singh on horseback on fought in the battles of Ramnuggur, Chillianwalla and Goojerat. both front boards. Scarce. Estimate: £800.00 - £1,000.00 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00

Lot: 294 Lot: 299 India -Punjab -the Amritsar Massacre A large folio, titled India -miniature portrait- Maharajah Karak Indian ivory 'Disturbances in the Punjab, 1920, pp 28. Detailed Government miniature portrait watercolour of Maharajah Kharak (1802-40), issued papers containing General Dyer's statement and son and successor of Maharajah Ranjit Singh of Punjab. India version of events including Charges regarding firing in School, finely painted. Kharak Singh came to the throne of the Jallianwallah Bagh, narrative of events, reply to charge of Punjab in 1839 and died in 1841, hence paintings of him are excessive force and explanation of motives, lack of warning to extremely rare. Measurers 60 x 45mm crowd, closing of street where Miss Sherwood was assaulted, Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 neglect of wounded etc. An important document of the Jallianwallah Bagh massacre in 1919 where crowds of Sikhs including women and children were fired upon, the event shook Lot: 300

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India -miniature portrait -Gulab Singh Indian ivory miniature India -the Kukas Copy of correspondence or extracts from portrait watercolour of Maharajah Gulab Singh of Jammu & correspondence relating to the Kooka Outbreak, August 1st Kashmir. India School, finely painted. Gulab Singh, a Dogra 1872, printed parliamentary briefing paper on 60pp folio.A rare Sikh became ruler of Kashmir after purchasing the territory after and important paper in the history of India.The paper describes it had been ceded by the Lahore Durbar to the British as a the events from January to July 1872 during the Kooka consequence of the First Anglo Sikh War of 1845-6. Measurers outbreak and in particular describes the leader Guru Ram 60x 45mm Singh being placed under house arrest at Allahabad.Guru Ram Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 Singh is revered by the Kooka sect as arguably the most important Guru. The outbreak was sparked by false rumours that the British were to allow the killing of sacred cows in the Lot: 301 holy city of the Guru -leading to the beheading of four butchers India -miniature portrait -Fakir Nuruddin Indian ivory miniature at Amritsar. In the turmoil which followed more than 80 local portrait watercolour of Fakir Nuruddin, a Muslim minister in the people were executed by the British, 49 of them blown up with Court of Ranjit Singh. Ranjit Singh being a secular ruler canon fire. employed several Hindu and Muslims in his Durbar including Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 the much favoured Fakir brothers. India School, finely painted. Measurers 60 x 45mm Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 Lot: 307 India a fine large scale campaign map entitled 'Camp of Exercise 1875-76, Map of the Country Round Delhi, sheet 1. Lot: 302 Drawn to a scale of 4 ins to the mile, bearing the printed India fine album of approx 100 photographs dated 1910, signature of Lord Roberts, showing the disposition of British compiled by Frances Jackson, niece of the Imperial engineer Army forces along the Nugufgurgh Canal. Printed on linen, Sir John Jackson, with many devoted to India, including famous coloured, some creasing but easily ironed out in our estimation. buildings such as the Taj Mahal, the fort and palace at Agra Approx 36x34ins. and images taken on a tiger shoot. There are also shots of Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00 competitors, wives and elephants at the Khadir Cup. Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Lot: 308 India - Punjab - Company school Watercolour of Maharajah Lot: 303 Gulab Singh Circa - 19th century. Page measures -approx India/Afghanistan qty of prints/photos etc from the Illustrated 22.5cm x 19cm. Inscribed in EnglishMaharajah Gulab Singh London News and the Graphic 1850-1910 including accounts of was an important figure in the Lahore court of Ranjit Singh. In uprisings and response of the British also images of ethnic, 1809 he enlisted in Ranjit Singh's army, becoming the topographical and ceremonial interest and expeditions, commander of a Dogra cavalry contingent. He distinguished including Tibet himself in several campaigns, including the conquest of Multan Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 (1816).In 1824 Gulab Singh captured the fort of Samartah, near the holy Mansar Lake. In 1827 he accompanied the Sikh Commander-In-Chief Hari Singh Nalwa, who fought and defeated a horde of Afghan rebels led by Sayyid Ahmed at the Lot: 304 Battle of Shaidu. Between 1831-39 Ranjit Singh bestowed on India small collection including a crest album containing a large Gulab Singh the jagir of the salt mines in northern Punjab, and qty of Indian crests, decoratively arranged on card pages, a the nearby Punjabi towns like Bhera, Jhelum, Rohtas, and little browned but otherwise appears unblemished, a 1967 Gujrat.Similar Punjab School watercolours can be seen in the catalogue of Indian stamps, and a copy of Coins by British Museum Parmashwari Lal Gupta, being a guide to Indian coinage Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00

Lot: 309 Lot: 305 Indian -Punjab Company School watercolour of Diwan Raj India British Rule in India, by Harriet Martineau, October 1857. Multan 19th century. Page measures approx 17.5cm x 15cm. A history of British India from the British perspective, written at Inscribed in English. Circa 19th CenturyDiwan Raj Multan was the height of the Indian Mutiny- a fact which she refers to in her the Sikh Governor of Multan. He was originally from introduction. Green cloth boards, a little loose but interior Gujranwala, the region where Maharaja Ranjit Singh's Misl, the contents appear good Sukerchakias held. Along with Hari Singh Nalwa, he was one of Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 the top commanders in Ranjit Singh's army. As a general under Ranjit Singh, he wrested the 'subah' (province) of Multan from the Durrani Afghans in 1823. Dewan Mulraj was instrumental in Lot: 305A leading the revolt against the British to prevent the annexation India scrap album compiled by a British resident in India in the of the Sikh Empire into East India Company's territorySimilar 1890s including press cuttings of social and sporting events, Punjab school watercolours can be seen in the British Museum. invitation cards, programmes etc etc. Pages are a little frayed, Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 but contents generally good Estimate: £20.00 - £30.00 Lot: 310 India -Punjab Company School watercolour of Sikh Fakeers. Lot: 306

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Circa 19th century. Page measures aprox 27cm by 20cm. freedom fighter Bhagat Singh.Various sizes Similar Punjab school watercolours can be seen in the British Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 Museum. Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Lot: 318A India -Punjab Company School Watercolours of Indian Natives. Lot: 311 C early 19th Century .Watermarked paper 1816Pen and ink. Indian -Punjab -Company School watercolour of a Sikh Warrior. Three Anglo-Indian school Watercolours of Natives along with Circa 19th Century. An unusual depiction of a Sikh warrior, on two others of equestrian studies with inscriptions in Sanskrit. his right arm he wears a religious Sikh bangle known as a Kara Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 and holds a spear whilst a dagger is placed inside his turban, his dress is very similar to the Akali sect of the Sikhs. Approx 18.5cm by 15cm. Similar Punjab school watercolours can be Lot: 318B seen in the British Museum India -A 19th century Album of Indian scenes including Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 Maharajas and Royalty and views of Tenerife, Table Island South Africa, Switzerland, and a drawing of a Turkish soldier on horseback etc, oblong quarto bound with marbled boards and Lot: 312 leather spine, some dated 1817. India Punjab Company School watercolour -snake charmers Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 19th Century. Approx 26cm by 19cm.Similar Punjab school watercolours can be seen in the British MuseumThe watercolour has a tear running along the middle bottom portion Lot: 319 of the painting and has been repaired, would require some India -Punjab -Sikh Statue of Maharajah Ranjit Singh 19th attention. century. A highly important and rare 19th century Statue of Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Maharajah Ranjit Singh circa 19th century -LahoreA classic depiction of the Maharajah, seated holding rosary beads, showing one of his eyes closed up (this was due to small pox at Lot: 313 a young age). A similar scene of the Maharajah can be seen in India Punjab Company School watercolour 19th Century. the Portraits of the princes and peoples of India (1844) by Falconer and huntsman. Approx 26cm by 19cm. Similar Punjab Emily Eden.Maharaja Ranjit Singh (called "The Lion of the school watercolours can be seen in the British Museum Punjab") (1780-1839) was a Sikh ruler of the Punjab. His tomb Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 is located in Lahore, Pakistan. The Sikh Maharaja Ranjit Singh after several campaigns he united the Sikh factions into one state and he took the title of Maharaja on April 12, 1801 (to Lot: 314 coincide with Baisakhi day), with Lahore having served as his Indian Punjab Company School watercolour 19th Century. capital from 1799. In 1802 he took the holy city of Amritsar. Banker and Goldsmith. Approx 26cm by 19cm. Similar Punjab Ranjit is remembered for uniting the Punjab as a strong state school watercolours can be seen in the British Museum and his possession of the Koh-I-Noor diamond. His most lasting Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 legacy was the beautification of the Harmandir Sahib, holiest site of the Sikhs, with marble and gold from which the popular name of the "Golden Temple" is derived.Medium - Schist - Black Slate. Circa 19th century Probably brought back from Lot: 315 India by a British traveller or noble during the 19th Indian Punjab Company School watercolour 19th Century. Bear century.Measures - height 12.5cm length -13cm Showman. Approx 25cm by 19cm. Similar Punjab school Estimate: £6,000.00 - £8,000.00 watercolours can be seen in the British Museum Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 Lot: 320 Indian -Punjab -Sikh, Guru Gobind Singh Ji on horseback with Lot: 316 Nihungs. Circa 1840 Lahore or Amritsar .Medium - pen and ink. India -Punjab Two Indian folk school watercolours c19th/20th Approx 29cm by 20cmGuru Gobind Singh Ji on horseback with Century of religious scenes.Approx 21 by 17cm and 25 by a band of Akali Nihungs. The Akali Nihungs are easily 16cm with associated script written on the paintings. recognizable by their long conical turbans.Guru Gobind Singh Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 (1666 - 708) was the tenth Guru of Sikhism. He was born near Patna, Bihar in India and became a Guru on 11 November 1675, at the age of nine years, succeeding his father Guru Lot: 317 Tegh Bahadur. He was the leader of the Sikh faith, a warrior, a India -Punjab An early group of seven company school poet, and a philosopher. In the Sikh society, Guru Gobind watercolours of famous monuments in India, mounted on card, Singh is considered an epitome of chivalry; scholar, skilled in includes the Taj Mahal c early to mid19th c. Various sizes horsemanship, armed combat, chivalrous, and generous in Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 character. The word nihang means crocodile and was introduced into the Panjabi language from Persian, known for their bravery and ruthlessness in the battlefield, the Nihang Lot: 318 once formed the guerilla squads of the armed forces of India -Punjab Group of 11 prints of Sikh Punjab interest early Maharaja Ranjit Singh.The Akali were almost completely to mid 20th Century. Includes Sikh Gurus and one of the autonomous and did what they felt was best for the protection

29 of 48 Mullock's Specialist Auctioneers (Historical Documents, Autographs & Ephemera) Catalogue - Downloaded from UKAuctioneers.com of Sikhs and Sikhi. Only Emperor Ranjit Singh could control of all his clients -including Benjamin Disraeli, the Duke of them and their leader General Akali Phula Singh, after much Buckingham, the Marquis of Chandos, Sir John Chetwode, the gentle persuasion.Similar scenes of this nature of Guru Gobind London and County Bank, Lord Nugent, and many others. Singh can be seen in major institutions. Vellum backed boards, 542 pp folio, ms throughout.Many Estimate: £3,000.00 - £5,000.00 pages of this ledger are devoted to the business of Benjamin Disraeli, but perhaps the most important are those dealing with the 1852 General Election -which was narrowly won by the Lot: 321 Conservatives and in the subsequent administration, under India -Punjab Two Indian Punjab Company School Lord Derby, Disraeli was made Chancellor of the Exchequer watercolours 19th Century. Similar Punjab school watercolours and thus provided the necessary springboard to his political can be seen in the British Museum career.Disraeli, the only Jewish Prime Minister Britain has yet Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 had, was certainly one of the most memorable. The period covered by this ledger was also to be the beginnings of his celebrated rivalry with William Ewart Gladstone -perhaps the most memorable two contemporaneous Prime Ministers Britain Lot: 322 has ever had. India -Punjab -Maharajah Duleep Singh -British Motoring - Estimate: £800.00 - £1,000.00 Bentley Motors an eight draw chest, approx 20 inches in height bearing an inscription from Bentley Motors to Maharajah Duleep Singh, 'The Most Honourable Sovereign of the Punjab - May you have Glory, Prosperity and Happiness at Elvedon Hall' Lot: 325 and praising him 'in grateful recognition of his valuable services Royalty -Queen Adelaide, Queen Consort of William IV two ms on behalf of Bentley Motors Ltd . A token of respect for his account books being the personal accounts of Queen abilities to support motorcar engineers and his worth as a great Adelaide, 18 & 20pp folio respectively, (two pages ripped out man and client.'The cabinet also bears a further ivory plaque, from one, and half a page torn out of the other -rest intact)dated with inscription indicating that the cabinet was presented by from April 1844 to 1845 and from April 1847 to March 1848 Prince Frederick Singh (son of the Maharajah) 'the Black (the year she died), with loosely inserted summary on a bifolium Prince' on his visit to the Elvedon Garden Party in support of dated June 25th 1848. Both written in German. One has a letter the Museum Fund at Thetford, Norfolk, on June 2nd 1926.A tipped in being a letter of commendation for a personal servant rare piece of British motoring and Punjab history. to Queen Adelaide signed by E Ballinger, Housekeeper to the Estimate: £10,000.00 - £15,000.00 late Queen.Of the greatest rarity. Personal accounts for leading members of the Royal Family rarely if ever appear on the market.As these have been drawn up in German, it would seem likely that they refer to Queen Adelaide's German accounts, Lot: 323 though she is clearly referred to on the title pages as the Queen India -Punjab -Maharajah Duleep Singh a dinner plate from the of Great Britain, not her German title of Princess of Saxe- personal service of Maharajah Duleep Singh, made by Meiningen.In fine fresh condition Chamberlains (part of the Royal Worcester Porcelain Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Group).This superb example of British craftsmanship is considered one of the few (if any) pieces from the Royal Dinner Service produced by the Maharajah.The plate features the Royal cipher of the Maharajah in gold at the centre with the Lot: 326 ornate decoration featuring floral motifs and a blue and gold Ephemera -Royalty a superb collection of approx 44 original ribbon effect. The rim of the plate is further embellished in gold designs in watercolour possibly by a designed for Garrard, for Estimate: £6,000.00 - £8,000.00 items of Royal jewellery, 19th c. Various sizes mounted on card.A fascinating collection. One item is identified as being for a gold pocket watch for the Prince of Wales (later Edward VII). This is further identified as 'India 1876' -presumably for a Royal Lot: 323A tour. Other items carry Masonic insignia INDIA -HISTORY OF THE SIKHS -Rare 1849 'suppressed' Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00 First edition in original blind stamped clot binding. The first complete non-bias history of the Sikhs written by Capt J D Cunningham of the British Indian Army. The account was seen as the most honest account of the history of the Sikhs with Lot: 327 Cunningham even stating that Sikh Generals were in the pay of Ephemera -Victorian Scrap book featuring a considerable the British in the First Sikh War. For this reason this 1849 first number of printed and water colour designs of Royalty and high edition was suppressed by Dalhousie and is most rare. status people, including bookplates etc. Some of the Cunningham was ordered to revise the book and was demoted bookplates may be original, though many appear to be causing his death soon after. The book is widely seen as the reproductions.The album clearly belonged to George Searle, epitome Sikh study and this edition is extremely scarce who may have been a designer in his own right as one especially in original blinstamped cloth binding. Professional unfinished design bears his name.This may, therefore, have repair to the upper spine otherwise very fine complete with map been his own copy book -or it may have been an ideas book for hand coloured in outline. a designer. Generally good condition throughout. Estimate: £800.00 - £1,200.00 Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00

Lot: 324 Lot: 328 Politics -Benjamin Disraeli, British Prime Minister an important Ephemera -Napoleon fine watercolour design for the Coat of high status Solicitor Ledger recording his transactions on behalf Arms of Napoleon on a circular piece of paper approx 5 ins dia,

30 of 48 Mullock's Specialist Auctioneers (Historical Documents, Autographs & Ephemera) Catalogue - Downloaded from UKAuctioneers.com on a card album leaf Autograph -Elvis Presley Postcard photograph signed, showing Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 him half length, approx 9cm x 14cm, with a blue ink signature on light background across front. The postcard was published by Kolibri. c1958-1960. Lot: 329 Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00 Ephemera -Passport an unusual example of a 19th c passport issued to George Searles specifically for his visit to the Paris Exhibition of 1855, printed on one side of a large folio sheet of Lot: 333 paper with the Royal Crest to top and also overstamped in red Autograph -Ava Gardner Vintage Hollywood photograph with the legend in English and French 'Paris Exhibition, Good 19cmx 15cms showing Gardner seated with flowing dress, for one month only'. Signed by both the Earl of Clarendon and signed on a light background in ink 'Best wishes Ava Gardner'. Searles to base. Partially fixed to a card album sheet, original Stamp on reverse reads LA MAJA DESNUDA., Archivo Russo. creasing, but otherwise good Photograph removed from an album page. Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

Lot: 330 Lot: 334 Ephemera -Music -Ballet -Dame Margot Fonteyn A cased pair Autograph -Audrey Hepburn Signed photograph 20cmx 25cms of ballet shoes worn by ballerina Dame Margot Fonteyn, (1919- showing Hollywood legend Hepburn in a black dress, signed in 1991), the peach silk slippers signed in red ink ink at a slant'. verso.Provenance: the item is accompanied by a letter from Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Margot Fonteyn on private headed paper reading as follows and dated 12th October "Dear Mr Summa, Your cheque for the Royal Academy of Dancing came as a delightful and generous Lot: 335 surprise. Thank you very much indeed for such kindness. The Autograph -Alfred Hitchcock Vintage photograph 20cmx 25cms Academy is going through a crisis but I am hopeful that we may showing Hitchcock with his Sarah, Hitchcock west Highland be finding a solution now. In any case, it will certainly continue Terrier, signed on light background. Photograph by Universal as so many teachers depend upon its activities to help them in Pictures, with types description his film 'Family Plot' on the their profession. Your goodwill is very encouraging. Yours reverse. Sincerely, Margot Fonteyn de Arias". A further letter from Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 Fonteyn to Mr Summa and on Peter Cooper Hotel of 130 East 39th St, New York, headed paper, and a purchase receipt from the Royal Academy of dancing No.1810, dated 2nd September 1970, 'Received of Mr T S Summa $125 (US), two pairs of Lot: 336 Autograph -Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck Real Dame Margot Fonteyn's ballet shoes, autographed'Dame photograph Postcard signed, showing Hollywood legends Margot Fonteyn(18 May 1919 -21 February 1991), is widely Hepburn and Peck, approx 6 x 4 with a blue and black ink regarded as one of the greatest classical ballet dancers of all signature lower margin on light background. The postcard was time. She is particularly remembered for his legendary published Kunst und Bil, Berlin. performances with Rudolf Nureyev, especially during the Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 1960s -though they danced together for many years and their last performance together was in 1988 when Fonteyn was 69.A rare opportunity to obtain an item of memorabilia connected to one of the dancing 'greats' of the 20th c. Lot: 337 Estimate: £1,500.00 - £2,000.00 Autograph -Judy Garland and Mickey Rourke Real photograph Postcard signed, showing Hollywood legends Judy Garland and Mickey Rourke facing each other, approx 6 x 4 with a blue ink Lot: 330A signature lower margin. The postcard was published Film Partners, London. Autographs - Ballet album page containing the signatures of Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Marie Rambert, Lionel Bradley, John Gilpin, Walter Gore, Annette Chappell, Sally Gilmour, Brander Hamlyn, Stanley Newby, Margaret Scott and Belinda Wright -all members of the Ballet Rambert, together with an album page signed by Alicia Lot: 338 Markova and a letter from Lady Diana Cooper concerning a Autograph -Greta Garbo postcard image of Garbo showing her fund for the relief of Nijinsky in his final illness head and shoulders looking upwards to her left and taken from Estimate: £20.00 - £40.00 the film 'Mata Hari'(1932), boldly signed across the image Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00

Lot: 331 Ephemera -portraits A collection of 46 coloured lithograph Lot: 339 portraits of various British Gentry, c.1870s, including Autograph -Jayne Mansfield Early rare vintage photograph of W.H.Smith, Alfred Tennyson, Thomas Carlyle, William Holman Hollywood sex siren, showing her half length in a revealing Hunt, Duke of Richmond, Duke of Sutherland, Archbishop of dress, signed in ink, Love Jayne Mansfield either side of the Canterbury, John Bright, Lord Cairns, Marques of Hartington, head on a light background. 9cm x 14cm Titus Salt, Robert Browning, and others . Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Lot: 332

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Lot: 340 Lot: 346 Autograph -Marilyn Monroe large vintage bw photo showing her Autograph -Clint Eastwood atmospheric bw 10x8 as a seated in a restaurant, looking down to her plate and smiling promotional still for the film 'Million Dollar Baby' showing enigmatically, inscribed to her recipient 'love and kisses Marilyn Eastwood with Hilary Swank and Morgan Freeman, signed by Monroe'. Eastwood in black across the image Estimate: £4,000.00 - £6,000.00 Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00

Lot: 340A Lot: 347 Ephemera -Marilyn Monroe the uncorrected galley proofs of Autograph -Al Pacino colour bw showing a younger Pacino in a 'The Life and Curious Death of Marilyn Monroe' by Robert F scene from one of his films, signed across the image Slatzer, printed on approx 68 folio leaves, loose, with Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 unattached title page. Pinnacle House, 1974.Slatzer, a sometime author and low budget movie maker -he made the horror film 'Bigfoot -not only claimed to know Monroe in her Lot: 348 earliest days, but also claimed to have married her in 1952. Autograph -Cindy Crawford colour 10x8 showing a smiling Members of Monroe's close circle denied knowing him and Crawford, hs signed across the image others claimed that he only met her once, during the shooting of Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 the film 'Niagara' in 1953.This book, which emerged in 1974, rekindled all the popular conspiracy theories concerning Monroe's death and her relationships with both John F Kennedy and Bobby Kennedy, and their alleged involvement in Lot: 349 Autograph -Paris Hilton colour 10x8 showing her in glamour her death.We have not checked these proofs against a pose, signed across the image published copy of the book but it is quite possible that there are Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 passages in these proofs which did not make the published version, and therefore these have merit as an unusual piece of Marilyn Monroe memorabilia.In 1996 Slatzer held a press conference to reveal another reason why Marilyn died -that she Lot: 350 was about to reveal what the US Government knew about the Autograph -Michael Keaton magazine double page colour Roswell incident and its involvement with extra terrestrials. picture of Keaton as Batman signed across the image, with Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00 further image from the film also signed by Keaton Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00

Lot: 341 Autograph -Motor Racing -Forumla 1 - Lewis Hamilton colour Lot: 351 photograph showing Hamilton driving passed a cheering crowd Autograph -Boxing -Mike Tyson colour 10x8 of a close up of his in a Grand Prix race (probably at Silverstone), boldly signed in face signed across the image black felt tip across the image Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Lot: 352 Lot: 342 Autograph -Art and Artists -Marc Chagall fine framed prints of Autograph -Victoria Beckham glamour colour 10x8 in her earlier one of his works boldly signed in black across the image. days signed in blue across the image Overall size approx 16x14ins. Not examined out of frame Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00

Lot: 343 Lot: 353 Autograph -Marlene Dietrich bw 10x8 showing her in vintage Autograph -Art and Artists -Salvador Dali fine print of one of his pose (though this photograph was printed much later) boldly surrealist works, signed across the image, framed and glazed, signed in silver across the image overall size approx16x14ins, not examined out of frame Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00

Lot: 344 Lot: 354 Autograph -Jack Nicholson colour 19x8 showing him face only Literature -Autograph -Rudyard Kipling fine typed letter signed, in the classic chilling image from 'The Shining', signed in black Bateman's Burwash, Sussex May 18th 1922, to J H C across the image Brooking, marked 'Private', thanking his correspondent and his Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 pleasure that he liked the verses and adding : '...the French trip was an unqualified success and the King as well as Haig were profoundly moved and interested. It did all the good in the Lot: 345 world...' 1p 4to, with a press photo showing Kipling with Haig walking behind affixed to the bottom, and an extract from a Autograph -Paul Newman bw 10x8 showing him head and Sotheby catalogue of 1936 which featured some Kipling shoulders looking seriously to his left, boldly signed across the material.In 1922 George V made a tour of the battlefields of image WWI in France. Kipling accompanied the King and so did Haig. Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00

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The trip was an inspiration for Kipling's poem and book 'The of press cuttings and other ephemera devoted to Stevenson. King's Pilgrimage' Sumptuously produced Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Estimate: £20.00 - £30.00

Lot: 354A Lot: 355 Autograph -Literature -Samuel Rogers -poet autograph letter Autograph -Mussolini and King Victor Emanuel III official signed dated 1827commisserating with his correspondent on a document signed by both the King and Mussolini, dated 1934, bad review and discussing 'Murray', doubtless the publisher 2pp large folio in fine condition.At this time, although Italy was John Murray : ' with regard to the review, he disclaims all nominally a Kingdom under Victor Emanuel III, Mussolini was interference with it and mentions as a proof of his sincerity that the effective ruler many of his most valuable copyrights have been severely Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00 lashed in it; an assertion that I cannot deny as in my own person I still bear about a scar. I sold him a poem and it was sneered at in the next quarter Lot: 356 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Autograph -Guiseppe Garibaldi, Italian patriot and liberator fine autograph letter signed dated September 19th 1864 to 'Captain Keen', thanking the English officer for a beautiful yacht placed Lot: 354B in his harbour.At the time of this letter Garibaldi had already Autograph -literature- Hannah More fine autograph quotation declared himself Dictator of Italy, having marched into the signed by More dated Barley Wood, February 1828. A three undefended Naples in 1860. The reunification of Italy was to line stanza from The Winter Morning Walk by William Cowper. take another 10 years however, and although by the time of this Written out on an album page, in good condition letter he had returned to semi-private life on his farm in Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Caprera, he was still striving to capture Rome -a factor which did not happen until after he had fought on the French side during the Franco-Prussian war.Autograph letters of Garibaldi Lot: 354C are somewhat uncommon. Autograph -Political -Edward Heath tls to Mrs P Marlborough Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 dated June 1st 1975 thanking her for her letter and saying : '...I was particularly encouraged by your kind letter, coming as it did from someone who is not a member of the Conservative Lot: 357 Party...'This was written the day after Heath spectacularly lost Literature -Louisa M Alcott, American author, slavery the election to remain as Leader of the Conservatives to abolitionist and suffrage activist a finely carved walnut lady's Margaret Thatcher hand mirror, inscribed to verso 'Louisa Alcott, from Rhyden Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Boyce, Georgetown 1862-63, Incl[usive]' Approx 320x160mm.Provenance: The item comes with a letter dated September 16th 1939 from Miss E Hayes of Manchester which Lot: 354D states: 'This small hand mirror was once the property of the Autograph -Literature -Thomas Hood autograph letter signed no famous American authoress Luisa May Alcott. 'I inherited it date discussing the finances of his famous 'Comic Annual' from my late uncle Peter Richardson who descendants were series, to 'Dear Silk' [possibly James Silk Buckingham, founder active in the abolitionist movement in the USA and who were of the Athenaeum Magazine] : '...half the comic being printed I friends with her. It was made by Rhyden Boyce, a Unionist shall feel obliged if you will let me have the contingent GBP soldier whom she nursed during the American Civil War. You 100 ...I hope the covers binding that is to say, are in hard, as I can make out the inscription on the reverse. It also has her am getting on very fast to the end...'Letters of Thomas Hood initials carved in the top scrolle. My uncle's family actually did are somewhat uncommon personal work for Miss Alcott even after she became quite Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 famous even including her personal washing.'Together with a WWII medal issued to Miss Hayes and a photograph of her in WWII uniform Lot: 354E Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 Autograph -Literature -Roden Noel -poet and biography of Byron autograph letter signed dated 1893 politely dealing with the somewhat substandard poems of his correspondent and Lot: 358 offering to return them Autograph -political -Arthur James Balfour, Prime Minister and Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 author of 'The Balfour Declaration' letter signed dated November 28th 1896 defending his Irish policies, 3pp 8vo : '...if the Editor of the 'Rock' desires to attack my opinions on the subject of Higher Education in Ireland he will find them set out Lot: 354F at length in the Speech to which I have referred which was Literature -Rudyard Kipling album containing a variety of press delivered in Scotland to an audience wholly Protestant and cuttings and other ephemera devoted to Kipling. Sumptuously chiefly Presbyterian...'Together with a letter from Balfour's produced sister dated 1907 referring to his illness Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 354G Lot: 359 Literature -Robert Louis Stevenson album containing a variety

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Autograph -Lord Salisbury, Prime Minister -Ireland autograph regarded as the hero of the Siege of Acre in 1799. letter signed dated 1882 to the Rev Aubrey Townshend, a West Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00 Country cleric with estates in Ireland and discussing the subject of failed rents : '...the claims on my assistance are unnecessary and unjust...I regret to say that it is not only Irish rents that have Lot: 365 failed during these last two or three years...' Ephemera -French Passport an early example of a printed Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 passport issued by the French to a British citizen, Hugh Owen, to travel from London to France. Printed on both sides of a large folio sheet and bearing a considerable number of franking Lot: 360 marks at locations across Europe and with multiple notations. Autograph -Literature -Ireland -Samuel Lover autograph Dated 1833.There has been speculation that Hugh Owen may manuscript draft of the Irish ballad 'The Blarney' comprising two have been a secret agent of the British Government -hence his stanzas of 10 lines each, with a few corrections, unsigned. The extensive travelling. ballad begins : 'Oh did you never hear of the Blarney/That's Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 found near the banks of Killarney/Believe it from me/No girl's heart is free/Once she hears the sweet sound of the Blarney...'1p 4to, endorsed to verso 'The Blarney, S Lover's Lot: 366 Ms. W Landen March 10 1836' with further endorsement Autograph -Sir Winston Churchill typed letter signed to Herbert 'Autograph of S Lover author of Legends of Ireland given Miss Samuel, dated 10 Downing Street, December 1951, thanking Landen by Miss Fisher'Together with correspondence Samuel for his letter of December 3rd and adding : 'I am much concerning the ms from the British library dated 1994. obliged to Mr Isaac Foot and those present at the Gladstone Estimate: £150.00 - £300.00 Memorial Dinner for the kind message of congratulations. I also deeply value your own good wishes.' With salutation in Churchill's hand. Together with a carbon copy of Samuel's Lot: 361 initial letter to Churchill saying that Foot had been the principal Autograph -literature -John Wolcot, 18th c satirist who wrote speaker at the dinner and '...in the course of his address he under the name 'Peter Pindar' autograph letter signed to the referred to the fact that the day was your birthday, and, as he Rev J Bowen dated 1803 arranging a meeting and the drinking was dealing particularly with Mr Gladstone's sustained efforts to of wine, 1p sm 4to secure a settlement to the Irish Question, suggested that those Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 present might wish to send you a message of congratulation and good wishes, mentioning specially that your own efforts towards the same end at different stages of your political career Lot: 362 were not forgotten by Liberals...' Autograph -literature -Cornwall -Robert Stephen Hawker, Estimate: £700.00 - £1,000.00 Cornish Clergyman, poet, known for 'Song of the Western Men' autograph letter signed dated May 5th 1867 , a good literary letter discussing London publishers, the chair of Poetry at Lot: 366A Oxford and various literary works, also discussing his pregnant [Churchill] interesting correspondence between Martin Gilbert wife and his hope for a son, 2pp 4to. and A S Baxendale c1990 discussing biographies on Churchill, Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 with considerable discussion on historical facts relating to Churchill's political career, especially in its early days . The correspondence includes typed copies signed of Gilbert's Lot: 363 letters to Baxendale and photo copies of Baxendale's letters to Suffragettes an interesting ms, possibly the end of a letter or Gilbert, plus typescript extracts from works on Churchill with ms part of a discussion paper, undated but probably late 19th c, corrections and amendments discussing the progress of women's suffrage throughout the Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 world, and also listing various clergymen including the Bishop of London and the Dean of Durham- presumably figures who were in favour of the suffragette cause Lot: 367 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Autograph -Political small group of items including a typewritten letter signed by Lord Halifax dated March 3rd 1945, a tls of Violet Bonham Carter, an als of Jo Grimmond, a cyclostyled Lot: 364 report on British agriculture by Astor and Rowntree and a copy Autograph -maritime and naval- Sir Sidney Smith, Admiral fine of the Cyprus Pictorial of March 13th 1959 with report on the autograph letter signed dated 1802 to the Rev Bower of independence of Cyprus Portland Place, Bath, saying that he was looking forward to Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 visiting his correspondent and discussing arrangements for an event which was obviously of great importance as it was to involve the Duke of York and other members of the Royal Lot: 368 Family. He also comments :'...I am at present so much Autograph -Military -Borgard Michelson, Lt Gen of Artillery occupied by the correspondence of my friend the Beys who autograph letter signed dated Woolwich November 15th 1752 naturally appeal to their comrade in arms on the recent seeking information concerning the 'proportions for guns, melancholy development of Turkish perfidy...' 3pp 4to, slight mortars, carriages, mortar beds, weight and dimensions of weakness in the folds and a few tears not affecting text.Sir shells etc...' 1p4to Sidney Smith was perhaps the greatest Admiral of his age next Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 to Nelson. He was present at the Siege of Toulon and is Lot: 369

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Ephemera - Genealogy -the Population of England and Wales Lot: 377 fine broadside dated 1822 showing the population returns for Herefordshire the Hereford Footpath Register, purpose made every county, city, borough and market town and every parish, folder containing approx 60 very large scale Ordnance Survey township and village where the number of inhabitants were maps of the City of Hereford with footpaths marked in more than 1,000. Printed on one side of a large sheet of paper green.This appears to be an official record of rights of way approx 25x18ins. Original folds but otherwise in good condition perhaps for legal records of possibly for maintenance purposes Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00

Lot: 370 Lot: 378 Herefordshire sale particulars for the auction of the Cobrey Herefordshire good group of approx four mid 17th c documents Estate near Ross on Wye including map of the estate and relating to James Ely, who became Mayor of Hereford in 1665 ground plan of the mansion, with an attested copy 1853 Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 indenture relating tot he sale and conveyance of the estate by the trustees of Henry Barnett to Thomas Booker MP for GBP 18,860. The papers include schedules of the estate property and a map Lot: 379 Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 Herefordshire -Manor of Brobury archive of 17th & 18th c documents relating to the Manor of Brobury including a rent roll from 1693, lists of land, property, tenants and rents in the Parish of Staunton on Wye in 1668 and records of various court Lot: 371 sittings including a fine on John Godwin for 'cutting down two Herefordshire -Wellington Family. Group of approx 11 17th c stoggall oakes on the scar' document including vellum indentures relating to property Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 transactions involving the influential Wellington family.James Wellington, an apothecary, became Mayor of Hereford in 1668 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Lot: 380 Herefordshire group of approx seven vellum indentures dated 1791-1818 relating to property transactions by Sir John Geers Lot: 372 Cotterell MP of Garnons, near Hereford Herefordshire -autograph -William Gregory, Speaker of the Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 House of Commons in the Habeas Corpus Parliament document signed dated 1659 being a property indenture for Staunton on Wye. Other signatures include William and Thomas Tomkyns, MPs for Weobley Lot: 381 Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 Herefordshire/Monmouthshire -shoemakers bundle of documents relating to court summonses by shoemakers and sellers,Turner & Co of Ross on Wye and Monmouth c1920s against customers who had failed to pay for shoes and boots. Lot: 373 An interesting reflection on the harsh financial times -with some Herefordshire -Staunton on Wye early 17th c indenture on being allowed to pay for their shoes by instalment vellum for property in Staunton on Wye, signed by Sir James Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Tomkyns and his wife Anne, as Lord of the Manor of Monnington on Wye, together with a further indenture from 1629 relating to a further property transaction at Staunton Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 Lot: 382 Wales group of sales posters and printed particulars relating to the sale of farms in Cardiganshire and Monmouthshire 1900- 1920 Lot: 374 Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Herefordshire group of approx seven mid-17th c to early 18th c indentures relating to the influential Tomkyns family and involving properties at Staunton on Wye and Monnington Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Lot: 383 Diary -South America a fine travel diary compiled by C H Leach, an Englishman from Hatch End, Middlesex, sent by his employers an insurance company, to conduct business on their Lot: 375 behalf in South America. The diary covers his tour through Herefordshire group of approx six 18th and 19th c documents Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina and Chile, together with an album of and indentures relating to property transactions in more than 100 photographs taken by him during the journey, all Herefordshire, mainly involving the Smyth and Bythell families of which are captioned and include railway, farming and Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 topographical interest as well as pictures of his friends.The diary includes his record of many rail journeys including the Trans Andean crossing from Montevideo to Los Andes. He Lot: 376 also records meeting the Chilean President and many other Herefordshire small vellum indenture c1660s in Latin relating to notable people.Together with a large map of South America property in various parts of Herefordshire including Callow and notated by Leach showing his route and dates of travel Staunton on Wye Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00

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Lot: 384 brutality and ought to be swept off the face of the earth after Ephemera group of vintage hotel and airline labels including being disembowelled and crucified...'1915 was the year of the one for the Bayerisher Hof hotel in Munich, favourite haunt of Lusitania sinking. Adolf Hitler Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Lot: 390 Lot: 385 WWI photo album containing a number of photos of wounded Ephemera -Bus Timetables two complete Midland Red Bus Co British servicemen at nursing homes as well as serving timetables for 1939&1940 respectively, in good condition, personnel, nurses etc. Also naval, motoring and topographical pictorial covers and farming interest including women helping with the harvest, Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 approx 125 images, together with a contemporaneous autograph album with a number of poems etc relating to the war Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 Lot: 385A Ephemera -London Transport Bus Tickets small collection of approx 27 tickets, all cancelled, some with overprinting of Lot: 391 values ranging from 1d up to 1/2d some with printed adverts to WWI two poignant letters concerning the death of a British verso, together with a 10 shilling note (J S Fforde) soldier and the desperate attempts to trace his body after WWI. Estimate: £20.00 - £40.00 In the first, dated August 22nd 1917, his friend reports on his death : '...you will be distressed to hear that Tudor was killed on the 16th...I found a letter from someone in his Battery saying he was killed by shell fire, he said his men were all devoted to him Lot: 385B & he was so cool over shell fire. No one has ever loved me so Ephemera -Bus Tickets small group of approx 15 tickets much as Tudor did, & I shall never get over the loss, but no one various bus companies, early 1950s can take away the happy days we have had together & the Estimate: £10.00 - £20.00 memory of them is very sweet...'In the second letter, dated August 29th 1919, he reports that he is with an exhuming party '...searching for any trace of dear Tudor & to give a decent Lot: 386 burial...we know the place to within 100 yards but it has been Maritime -menus group of approx seven menus for RMS so smashed up & is full of human remains that it seems 'Ivernia' 1958, colour illustrations to front etc, together with a hopeless, however the exhuming people say they have had Cunard Line price list for cocktails, liqueurs, cigars and some extraordinary cases of identification after a longer cigarettes and a list of passengers for the 'Ivernia' for Thursday period...' April 24th 1958 Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Estimate: £20.00 - £40.00

Lot: 392 Lot: 387 WWI series of letters from American servicemen Herbert and Miscellaneous ephemera carton containing a qty of books and George Lohmann, writing home, in the latter weeks of WWI and ephemera including fine portfolio on the Selfridge's decorations into 1919, describing their lives at the front, together with a for the Coronation in 1937, the ILN tribute to Churchill, some further group of military letters written from American army postcards, printed ephemera, a copy of The Epic of Malta, bases late 19th/early 20th c some prints, a small collection of wine labels, an unused pack Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 of bookplates, a copy of Lord Denning's report on the Profumo Affair etc Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Lot: 393 Autograph -Oswald Mosley -British Fascist Leader important autograph letter signed 'Tom' to 'Dear Hugh [Massingham] Lot: 388 dated Rue des Lacs Orsay 91 , France, August 23rd 1968 WWI -poster Pay Your 5 Shillings for this [voucher] and Help headed 'Reasons for leaving Tory Party' and then listing three Crush the Germans. Issued by the British Parliamentary War main reasons : '1. Immediate reason -Ireland, on which I Savings Committee, number 1dated 1915. Graphic showing a crossed the floor. 2. Underlying reason -Verseilles Treaty which hand holding out a war savings voucher etc. Approx 30x20ins divided and embittered Europe...3. Breach of ...pledge to ex- in good condition service men...'He then lists his method of leaving the Tory Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 party, and goes on to discuss Ireland and its recent history and commenting : '...it was my observation in Ireland which enable me in my 'European Situation' (1950 to foresee the realities of Lot: 389 guerrilla war long before anyone else...'.With autograph WWI -Suez Canal interesting ms letter of a passenger, Harry envelope.Hugh Massingham, the recipient of this letter was the Cartwright, on the P&O steamship 'Khiva' in October 1915 son of H J Massingham whose ideas had inspired the young discussing how the vessel was lucky to avoid German Mosley and encouraged his political thinking. Hugh submarines in the Mediterranean and describing the ship's Massingham was an author and journalist on the Daily passage along the Suez Canal, together with a second letter Telegraph. from Cartwright railing against the German conduct in targeting Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00 civilian shipping '...the Germans are the limit in atrocious Lot: 394

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Autograph -Oswald Mosley -British Fascist Leader autograph 4 for October -December 1939, with articles by A P Laurie and letter signed 'Tom' and autograph postcard unsigned both to Henry Williamsson (author of Tarka the Otter) the author and journalist Hugh Massingham dated April 28th Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 and August 9th 1968 concerning the publication of Mosley's autobiography which came out that year. Two autograph envelopes Lot: 401 Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Mosley and the fascists Autograph -Oswald Mosley fine signature in ink in his characteristic style on a visitors book with a few other signatures including Matheson Lang and Reginald Lot: 394A Foort (with AMusQ) Mosley and the fascists important typewritten letter dictated by Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Mosley and signed by his 'Chief Agent' F M Box with initials dated September 16th 1931 on the headed stationery of 'The New Party' to Major James Barnes, a prominent Fascist who Lot: 402 became a close friend of Mosley.Mosley says that he read WWII -Mosley and the fascists -Brig Gen Robert Blakeney 4pp Barnes' letter with great interest : '...you will see from the pamphlet by Blakeney issued by the GHQ of the British enclosed report of my speech when the House met that we are Fascists, under the headline 'Communism Unmasked', this not very far apart. Your notes contain some very good being issue no 8 and dated in pencil 1924.Blakeney was a suggestions which I hope soon to be able to use...'A letter distinguished soldier who served in Africa at the end of the 19th written within a few months of the formation of 'The New Party' c and in the Middle East during WWI. His fascist involvements the immediate pre-cursor of the BUF. It was in this year that are surprisingly not mentioned in his entry in 'Who's Who' Mosley toured Italy absorbing Fascist ideas. Barnes was a Estimate: £50.00 - £80.00 prominent Fascist with links to Italy. The style of this letter suggests that it was written at the very beginning of his close friendship with Mosley Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 Lot: 403 WWII -Mosley and the fascists -Arnold Leese Devilry in the Holy Land by Arnold Leese, issued by Women's Voice of Chicago, 16pp 8vo.Rare. Lot: 395 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 WWII -Mosley and the Fascists an original photograph of Moseley taken in Italy, showing him full length with a female companion (possibly a translator) and one of his sons outside a building Lot: 404 WWII -Mosley and the fascists The First American small, Estimate: £50.00 - £80.00 pocket sized leaflet (presumably so it could be shown around by schoolchildren), carrying with it an anti-Semitic message, listing the first American heroes in WWII but adding at the end : Lot: 396 '..the first American to get four new tyres was ...Nathan WWII -Mosley and the Fascists group of approx six original Goldstein.' stickers issued by the British Union of Fascists post war, with Estimate: £20.00 - £40.00 various messages including 'Boycott Jap Goods and Save Britain'. Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Lot: 405 WWII -Mosley and the fascists Runnymede Reversed -Tyranny today and tomorrow ? 8vo pamphlet issued by the 18B Publicity Lot: 397 Council seeking to prove that the move to intern fascists and WWII -Mosley and the Fascists Union, no 1 for February 14th their sympathisers during WWII was proof of tyranny. 1948 with the headline 'Mosley Launches Union Movement' Estimate: £20.00 - £40.00 Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00

Lot: 406 Lot: 398 WWII -Mosley and the fascists It Can't Happen Here ! 4pp sm WWII -Mosley and the Fascists -Arnold Leese My Irrelevant 4to pamphlet issued by the Petition of Right Council attacking Defence being Meditations inside Gaol and Out on Jewish the 18B regulations Ritual Murder by Arnold Leese,1938, buff coloured card covers, Estimate: £20.00 - £40.00 57pp 8vo.One of the cornerstone publications of British fascism Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 Lot: 407 WWII - Mosley and the fascists Gothic Ripples -an occasional Lot: 399 report on the Jewish Question issued for the Jew-wise by Mosley and the fascists Tomorrow we Live -British Union Policy Arnold Leese's Anti-Jewish Information Bureau. Issue 152 for by Mosley, second edition 1938 November 30th 1958 Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00

Lot: 400 Lot: 408 Mosley and the fascists The British Union Quarterley, Vol 3 No

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Mosley and the fascists Fascist Week, no 8 for December 29th Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 1933- January 4th 1934 Estimate: £20.00 - £30.00 Lot: 414 Mosley and the fascists rare original 10x8 bw photograph Lot: 409 showing Mosley in BUF uniform standing on a balcony Mosley and the fascists rare copy of East London Blackshirt, no addressing a crowd, with a pencil caption to verso 'Leader 255 for October 1938.Good condition. Walpole St.' Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 410 Lot: 415 Mosley and the fascists -William Joyce (Lord Haw Haw) edition Mosley and the fascists -William Joyce (Lord Haw Haw) of Action No 49 for January 23rd 1937 with a leading article Fascism and India, BUF Publications, 19pp8vo.Rare. entitled 'Fascist Peace' by Joyce to front page. Good condition. Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00

Lot: 416 Lot: 410A Mosley and the fascists -William Joyce (Lord Haw Haw) Mosley and the fascists -William Joyce (Lord Haw Haw) Twilight Over England, Berlin 1940 -one of the classics of National Socialism Now by William Joyce with a foreword by British Fascism, and regarded in Britain as one of the classics John Beckett signed by the author. 1st Edition 1937 Published of traitorous literature by the National Socialist League slight wear to cover and Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 edges. Signed by William Joyce, Good Luck! 24 / 11 / 37The NSL was formed in 1937 by William Joyce, John Beckett and John Angus MacNab as a splinter group from the British Union Lot: 417 of Fascists. The leaders claimed that the League had been Mosley and the fascists -William Joyce (Lord Haw Haw) formed because BUF leader Oswald Mosley was too in thrall to Twilight Over England, New World Publishing Co, Shanghai continental fascism, although Mosley contended that the three 1941.Extremely rare reprint of Joyce's book, produced in China had simply been sacked from their paid posts in the BUF as -when under Japanese occupation. part of a cost-cutting exercise.Joyce went on to become one of Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 the most notorious figures of WWII, making regular propaganda broadcasts from Germany aimed at undermining British morale - and earning himself the derisory title in the UK of 'Lord Haw- Haw'. He was executed for treason after the war.His signature Lot: 418 Mosley and the fascists -Francoise Dior, French heiress who is excessively rare and highly sought after. married British Fascist Colin Jordan typewritten letter signed Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 on the station of the National Socialist Movement dated April 29th 1965 asking for three shillings or six international reply coupons in return for some photographs and ending 'With best Lot: 411 National Socialist greetings, Heil Hitler !', together with a picture Mosley and the fascists edition of 'Action' No 43 for December of Colin Jordan, showing him hs against a Nazi flag with Hitler 1936 (the month of the Abdication of Edward VIII) with the front bust, signed to verso page devoted entirely to a picture of the King with the headline Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00 'Stand by the King'.a few filing holes but otherwise appears unblemished Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00 Lot: 419 Mosley and the fascists sticker issued by the National Socialist Movement in the 1960s with picture of Hitler and headline Lot: 412 'Despite the Jewish Lie Machine, Hitler was Right !' Mosley and the fascists Edition of 'Action'No 19 for June 25th Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 1936 with a front page promoting Mosley as the natural Leader of Britain. Some filing holes but otherwise appears unblemished Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00 Lot: 420 WWII -the Britischer Freikorps The Axis powers are Stronger than their Opponents -Fundamental Changes, 12 pp 16mo. Lot: 412A Rare original pamphlet issued by the Germans to British POWs Mosley and the fascists group of six editions of 'Free Britain' with the aim of recruiting members for the notorious Britischer 1954/55 issued by The Britons Patriotic Society, good condition Freikorps -the SS Unit made up of British soldiers.The aim of Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00 this literature was to convert disenchanted British POWs to join the Freikorps. Literature issued for this purpose is now rare. Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Lot: 413 Mosley and the fascists -Oswald Mosley three postcard photographs of Mosley c1937 showing him as a member of the Lot: 421 British Fencing Team. 1937 was the last year he appeared as a WWII Nazi Propaganda My Africa Souvenir , rare complete set member of the team.Rare.

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Lot: 428 Lot: 422 WWII - Hitler Youth Hilf -Mit ! the official magazine of the Hitler WWII Nazi Propaganda The Eighth Crusade -uncensored Youth No 6 for March 1937 disclosures of a British Staff Officer.Red cloth boards in fine Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 condition, 205pp 8vo.A seminal work, signed and inscribed in English to inside cover 'With kind wishes from Th. Kessemeier, Hamburg October 1939.With further inscription '...kept as a Lot: 429 sample of what these extremists may do...'Printed in English, WWII - Hitler Youth Hilf -Mit ! the official magazine of the Hitler this is a violent anti-Semitic attack, ostensibly written by a Youth No 8 for May 1937 British Army Officer Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00

Lot: 430 Lot: 423 WWII - Hitler Youth Hilf -Mit ! the official magazine of the Hitler WWII Nazi Propaganda The Second English Book for Boys by Youth No 10 for July 1937 Rudolf Salewsky, produced in English, being a text book on the Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 English language and of the English culture -very much from a German perspective, but illustrative of what Germans were led to believe about the British in WWII Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Lot: 431 WWII - Hitler Youth Hilf -Mit ! the official magazine of the Hitler Youth No 11 for August 1937 Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Lot: 424 WWII -Nazi propaganda remarkable handbill issued by the Germans to British troops under the headline 'Germany strictly observing Geneva Convention' and extolling the wonderful Lot: 432 WWII - Hitler Youth Hilf -Mit ! the official magazine of the Hitler treatment troops would receive if they became POWs: '...you Youth No 12 for September 1937 will be transferred to a Stalag (permanent camp). The Stalags Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 are up to date camps with all conveniences. The food is prepared in modern kitchen...besides you are allowed to receive a package every week through the International Red Cross. You will be housed in clean airy rooms which you may Lot: 433 decorate according to your own tastes...you will be given WWII - Hitler Youth Hilf -Mit ! the official magazine of the Hitler opportunity to learn a trade, to improve yourself in your own Youth No 4 for January 1937 profession and you can even acquire a university degree...all Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Stalags have athletic fields and modern sporting equipment. There are motion pictures and plays for your entertainment. If you are artistically inclined you may carry on your study of the Lot: 434 fine arts...you may receive any amount of mail...the fighting will WWII - Hitler Youth Hilf -Mit ! the official magazine of the Hitler be over for you. Nothing more can happen to you and above all Youth No 5 for February 1937 YOU WILL RETURN HOME SAFE AND SOUND AFTER THE Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 WAR'Reading this is it baffling why so many British POWs wanted to escape such a luxurious life ! Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Lot: 435 WWII - Hitler Youth Hilf -Mit ! the official magazine of the Hitler Youth No 9 for June 1937 Lot: 425 Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Nazi Newspapers group of Nazi issue newspapers including : National Zeitung Frankfurter Zeitung, Frankfurter Student, General Anzeiger, Der Mittag,Das Deutsche Echo and several Lot: 436 others together with a number of press cuttings from the Nazi WWII -Berliner Illustrirte Zeitung a run of approx 13 issues of period this illustrated German magazine September -December 1935 - Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 many illustrations and photographs of the development of the Nazis during this time Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 Lot: 426 British fascists -Oswald Mosley- Black Shirts a rare example of a Black Shirt ranking lapel badge, being a figure '1' in polished Lot: 437 metal WWII -Berliner Illustrirte Zeitung a run of approx 9 issues of this Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 illustrated German magazine January/February 1935 Lot: 427 Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00

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Lot: 438 (obviously), Nelson & Wellington (obviously) but there are also WWII -Berliner Illustrirte Zeitung a complete run of the 1933 less obvious candidates such as Lord Byron, Oscar Wilde and issues -the year in which the Nazi party assumed power in Edward VII. Such is the nature of the leaflet that some are listed Germany. It is extremely rare to find a complete run for this by crudely misspelt names such as 'Elizabeth Browing' and year, with the magazine providing a contemporaneous insight 'Miss Parsons' (who ?). into the year in which Germany succumbed to the Nazi grip Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00 Lot: 447 Lot: 439 WWII -Operation Sealion -Bombing maps Luftgeographisches WWII -Nazi propaganda Odal -Monatsschrift fur Blut and Boden Einzelheft Grossbritannien -sud und Ostengland, Berlin 1943. A [Monthly magazine for blood and soil] rare magazine dated fine compilation of aerial photographs of British targets in the April 1942 South East and East Coast areas of the country, including Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 London, with bombing targets identified, many folding plans and maps.A somewhat late date for Operation Sealion which was not actually cancelled until 1944 Lot: 440 Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00 WWII -Nazi Propaganda Volk und Rasse (People and Race), No 4 for May 1938, rare publication dealing with racial issues Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Lot: 448 WWII -Operation Sealion -Bombing maps Militargeographische Objektkarten mit Objektbildern, England, Nordliches Zentralgebiet, Berlin 1942 Folder marked Secret containing Lot: 441 approx nine large scale folding maps with associated booklet WWII -Nazi Propaganda Vom 30 Januar zum 21 Marz. containing a large qty of aerial and other printed photographs Sumptuously produced book covering the first few months of showing target in the North West of England. Fine condition the rise of the Nazi party in 1933.Many photographs in text. Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00

Lot: 449 Lot: 442 WWII -Operation Sealion -Bombing maps Militargeographische WWII -allied aerial propaganda group of four allied aerial Objektkarten mit Objektbildern, England, Nord-Wales und propaganda leaflets dropped over France for French Manchester, Berlin 1942. Folder marked Secret containing consumption, together with a copy of the magazine 'Accord' approx 37 large scale folding maps each marked with bombing showing how friendly we were to the French targets- there are a considerable number of these maps Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 devoted to Liverpool and Manchester. Fine condition Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 Lot: 443 WWII -rare Surrender leaflet rare example of an allied Lot: 450 surrender leaflet issued to allied troops in the event of being WWII -Operation Sealion -Bombing maps Militargeographische captured. It carries a German phonetic version of 'I Surrender' Objektkarten mit Objektbildern, England, Nord Midlands, Berlin with explanation of what that means in German -together with 1942 Folder marked Secret containing approx36 large scale an example of a safe conduct pass folding maps with associated booklet containing a large qty of Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 aerial and other printed photographs showing target in what the Germans described as the North Midlands, but the area covered includes the East Midlands, part of the East Coast and Lot: 444 Sheffield. A little dusting to some of the maps but otherwise WWII -allied aerial propaganda good example of an allied aerial good condition leaflet based on Hitler's retreat from Moscow, 4pp 4to Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00

Lot: 451 Lot: 445 WWII -Operation Sealion -Bombing maps Militargeographische WWII -rare American aerial leaflet over Japan rare example of Objektkarten mit Objektbildern, England, Midlands, Berlin 1941 an American aerial propaganda leaflet dropped over Japan, Folder marked Secret containing approx 24 large scale folding showing the tip of the wing of an American bomber hovering maps with associated booklet containing a large qty of aerial over an American port about to drop its bombs -with text in and other printed photographs showing targets in the Midlands. Japanese to verso A little dusting to some of the maps but otherwise good.There Estimate: £40.00 - £50.00 are several maps devoted to Birmingham, and one devoted to Coventry which was raided in one of the most infamous incidents of WWII in November 1940. Lot: 446 Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 WWII -rare French leaflet attacking Britain by listing various leading British people who are quoted as having made anti- French remarks in the past. Those included are Churchill Lot: 452

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WWII -Operation Sealion -Bombing maps Militargeographische Lot: 460 Objektkarten mit Objektbildern, England, Ost-Anglia, Berlin WWII -'Escape Map' of the German-Swiss frontier in virtual 1941 Folder marked Secret containing approx 2 large scale mint condition folding maps. The first is a general map of the region and the Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 other specifically of Ipswich Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Lot: 461 WWII -'Escape Map' of parts of Germany, Slovakia, Poland and Lot: 453 Hungary in virtual mint condition WWII -Operation Sealion -Bombing maps Militargeographische Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Objektkarten mit Objektbildern, England, Sud-England, Berlin 1941 Folder marked Secret containing approx 6 large scale folding maps with associated booklet containing a large qty of aerial and other printed photographs showing targets. Lot: 462 Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 WWII -'Escape Map' of Germany's borders with France, Belgium, Switzerland etc in virtual mint condition Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Lot: 454 WWII -Operation Sealion -Bombing maps Militargeographische Objektkarten mit Objektbildern, England, Sud-Ost England und Lot: 463 London, Berlin 1941 Folder marked Secret containing approx 6 WWII -'Escape Map' of parts of Belgium, Germany, and France large scale folding maps with associated booklet containing a in virtual mint condition large qty of aerial and other printed photographs showing Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 targets. Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 Lot: 464 WWII -'Escape Map' of Norway and Sweden in virtual mint Lot: 455 condition WWII -Operation Sealion -Bombing maps Militargeographische Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Angeben uber England -London. Folder marked Secret containing maps and associated illustrated booklet identifying targets in London.Berlin 1940 -the year of the Blitz.This is a Lot: 465 chilling reminder of the Blitz -the maps are so detailed that WWII fascinating group of two official British military documents individual roads and streets in the suburbs are identified by and a short diary, all relating to the clearance of a vast Nazi name geographical library at St Lambrecht, in Austria.The memos - Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 one marked 'Secret' are dated October 27th and November 9th 1945 respectively -deal with the logistics required to clear the library, which appears to have been one of the main Nazi Lot: 456 centres of geographical material -strategically located in Austria WWII -Operation Sealion group of booklets and maps which as a centre in the middle of the two main German theatres of formed part of the general plans for Operation Sealion, war. An indication of the vast amount of material in the library is including the West Coast booklet of topographical pictures and shown by the requirement of a 'train of about five ten ton box detailed coastal plans, the book of town plans, the general wagons' and also mention that about 500 additional crates gazetteer, and folding maps and plans.Original folder a little would be required.Of particular interest is the specific reference worse for wear, but interior contents good. to the Russian Library 'containing material of great value'.The Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 secret memo provides an indication as to the clandestine nature of the removal : ' rapid evacuation seems desirable on grounds of security...evacuation of whole of one library is essential and of the second is highly desirable...' There is also Lot: 457 mention that the Russian material is not fully indexed and WWII -'Escape Map' of South West France and Spain- in virtual therefore 'it is recommended that Prof Keinfeld be removed to mint condition ISTD [Inter Services Topographical Department] UK.'The diary Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 covers the activities of Sq Ld H C K Henderson, RAF to whom the memos were addressed, in removing the library to the UK.A fascinating insight into the feverish activity to secure classified Lot: 458 German material before it fell into the hands of the Russians, WWII -'Escape Map' of Slovakia, Poland and other Eastern and also to secure material of potential us against the Russians European countries, in virtual mint condition at the outbreak of the cold war Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00

Lot: 459 Lot: 466 WWII -'Escape Map' of parts of Croatia, Montenegro, Hungary, WWII -German maps small group of three large scale German Slovakia, Germany, Italy and Switzerland in virtual mint maps -presumably reconnaissance or bombing maps, the first condition showing the Southampton and Portsmouth Areas, the second, Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 being a general map of the northern part of Britain and the third showing Greece

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Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Autograph -Art and Artists -Sir Frank Brangwyn two original woodcuts by Brangwyn from his work 'Les Campagnes Hallucinees' (1927), produced on a single sheet without text Lot: 466A and signed with initials in pencil. This is considered to be the WWII -Siege of Malta original RAF signal to air operations only example as such, and is potentially an artist's centre, Malta dated July 4th 1942 advising that a runway at proof.Together with the production versions of the same images Comiso had been repaired.Comiso was one of the main as printed from a general run numbering 200 copies and with operational airbases for the RAF during the siege of Malta and the French text printed to reverse. sustained considerable damage in German attacks- leading to Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 continuing repair and maintenance. Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Lot: 474 Autograph -Art and Artists- Quentin Blake printed drawing on a Lot: 467 sheet of A4 paper showing an elderly woman playing on a Ephemera -wooden box with approx 18 souvenir picture piano with two mice dancing on its top, inscribed by Blake 'with booklets of various continental tourist towns (probably pre best wishes for Christmas & love from Q' WWII), including Copenhagen, Lubeck, Vienna, Liepzig, Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Dresden etc Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Lot: 475 Autograph -Music -Charles Dibdin printed score of his song Lot: 468 'The Flowering Can' c1790, signed by Dibdin to bottom of first Ephemera -Playbill -Sir John Franklin playbill for the Royal page, two sheets of music unbound, some browning and Circus & Surrey Theatre dated June 17th 1818, contemporary fraying at edges but otherwise good with Franklin's expedition, with one of the items featuring : 'A Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 cavern in Iceland with an animated portrait of the vessels on the Arctic Expedition on their way to discover the North Pole'.Franklin's expedition ranks only with Scott's as one of the Lot: 476 most tragic in Polar history Ephemera -Emigration to the New World The Settler's New Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 Home, or The Emigrant's Location, being a guide to emigrants in the selection of a settlement and the preliminary details of the voyage. By Sidney Smith, London, John Kendrick 1849. Sm Lot: 469 8vo, 106pp, original paper covers, a little dusty, first few pages Ephemera -autograph collecting the sales catalogue for a loose, but appears complete. Ownership signature to front collection of autograph letters sold by Puttick and Simpson in cover. This appears to have been a 'used' volume.Rare. This is 1861- includes many fine pieces and provides a useful the original first edition of this work -which was re-titled the reference source following year as 'The Settler's New Home, or Whether to Go Estimate: £20.00 - £40.00 and Whither ?'A fascinating insight into emigration to the USA and Canada at a time when the potato famine in Ireland and deprivations in the UK generally were forcing people to seek a better life on the other side of the Atlantic.The book provides a Lot: 470 practical guide to emigrants: choice of ship, where to go, local Literature -W S Gilbert Original Plays -three volumes , Chatto climates etc etc. & Windus 1909. Vol 1 inscribed by Gilbert on inside cover : 'To Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 his dear Cara. From the Author, Grimm's Dyke, Harrow Weald, 1st Jany 1910. Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 Lot: 477 Ephemera -share certificates group of approx seven share certificates, including the Shanghai Nanking Railway Lot: 471 Estimate: £20.00 - £40.00 Ephemera -Bookplate -Art and Artists -Aubrey Beardsley fine example of 'Mr Pollitt's Bookplate' designed by Beardsley.A sought after rarity. Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 Lot: 478 Ephemera -trade catalogues two copies of the Winter Sports and Games catalogue issued by Acton & Co of Aldershot, early 20th c , 22pp orange paper wrappers, many illustrations Lot: 472 Estimate: £20.00 - £40.00 Autograph -Art and Artists -Augustus John autograph letter signed to Daniel George, dated February 20th 1951, 1p sm 4to. A good letter in which John mentions that he is working on a design for a mural decoration and praising George's work : '...I Lot: 479 read your poem non stop. It left me gasping...' Italian merchants 17th c two ms letters dated 1625 & 1637 Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 respectively written by Italian merchants concerning consignments, 1p and 2pp folio respectively in remarkably fine condition Lot: 473 Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Lot: 480

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Ephemera -travel diary 1890 entitled 'A Holiday Trip to Belgium snapshots c1930s showing New Zealand and some of the August 1890 by Percy Morse Becher', comprising 150 typed South Pacific islands, including Tahiti, Pago-Pago, Mauki, Bali pages, limp morocco covers a little distressed, interior contents and also Ceylon. Shots of the islands are particularly interesting good showing local people in their villages, ceremonies etc and a fine Estimate: £20.00 - £40.00 picture of the King of Mauki Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00

Lot: 481 Ephemera -Travel Album 1927 photo album with real Lot: 489 photographs and picture postcards recording a cruise to the Greetings Cards album of greetings cards late 19th/early 20th Baltic and Norwegian fjords in August 1927, interior contents c, many styles including chromo lithographs, clearly a sample good book , in an 'as used' condition, but generally good Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00

Lot: 482 Lot: 490 Ephemera -South African Railways fine group of original Maritime fine panoramic 'cut away' illustration of HMS Royal snapshots of South African Railways, undated but probably late Sovereign, late 19th c, produced by the Boy's Own Paper. A 1940s. Each is approx 2 x 2 ins and show scenes in the fine full colour illustration showing the interior workings of the Transvaal, Johannesburg and Cape Province, vessel with crew etc, and with vignette illustrations of other Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 British warships including HMS Nautilus, which at this time, was still a sailing ship. In fine condition. Approx 33x11 ins Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Lot: 483 Ephemera -Railway Maps group of railway maps including the North British 1869, South Eastern and Chatham Railway, two Lot: 491 LNER maps, the North Staffordshire Railway and Canal, The London Magazine bound volume of the London Magazine and GWR and a map of the Green Line Coach routesNote: sold as Monthly Chronologer for the year 1744, apparently complete a collection not subject to return with index to rear, in an 'as used' condition, some dusting and Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 fraying to edges, evidence of some worming but generally in good order. Articles include the death of Alexander Pope, a 'first night' poem on the premier of Handel's opera 'Samson' Lot: 484 with further poem on the unveiling of Handel's statue, the Antique Maps good group of continental maps, 18th c including declaration of war against the French , and many more a map of the Grand Expedition (military campaign by Sir Ralph Abercrombie to Holland) by Luffman, a map of the Phillipines by Bonne, a map of the Gold Coast, Siberia by Lotter, Liege and Limbourg by de Vaugondy together with a mide 20th c map of Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 BurmaNote: sold as a collection not subject to return Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 492 Ephemera -West Midlands -Stourbridge rent book of William Lot: 485 Harris, a solicitor, with extensive details written to pages and Norfolk carton containing a large qty of legal papers including with many inserted documents, printed notices etc including a indentures, letters, agreements etc, mostly concerning Norfolk, terrier of the lands belonging to the township of Stourbridge mostly early 20th cNote: miscellaneous lot not subject to return with names of owners, occupiers, field names, acreages, Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 annual value and rates etc. Interesting field names include 'The Land of Nod', 'Halfpenny Hall Piece' and 'The Sting & Washing Pool' Lot: 486 Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 Indentures group of approx 29 indentures on parchment late 19th c various places Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Lot: 493 Ephemera -Worcestershire -Kidderminster 1669-1740 A particular of the Royalties and Chief Rents of the Manor of Kiderminster Foreign belonging to Adam Hough purchased by Lot: 487 him of EdmundWaller esq who was Lord of a third part of the Wales album late 19th c containing a qty of original snapshots Manor. Ms on 13pp 4to, bound in part of an old parchment and postcard pics of various parts of North Wales, including deed.A fine primary local history source giving names of Barmouth, Towyn, Harlech, Snowdonia etc etc, generally good tenants, details of properties by street and arrears of rent condition between 1733 and 1740 Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00

Lot: 488 Lot: 494 New Zealand and South Pacific fine photo album with 100+ Ephemera - West Midlands -Wednesbury an original Manor

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Court Roll in book form for the Manor of Wednesbury 1780s, etc.Proprietors in England had decided to fix pay at 5 shilling weakness to bottom of pages with some loss of words to some (25p) per week for a 9 hours per day, five day week. pages, but generally good and legible throughout Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 499 Lot: 494A Napoleon -the Battle of Austerlitz scarce printed broadside West Midlands folder containing approx five large scale maps being the original official bulletin issuing the ceasefire after the c1961 detailing the proposed new boundaries for the West Battle of Austerlitz in 1805. Printed on a single sheet of paper Midlands region which affected the borders of Herefordshire, in both French and German, dated Brno December 5th 1805 a Worcestershire, Warwickshire, Staffordshire and Shropshire, little browned and with slight water staining, but otherwise in together with Stoke on Trent and Coventry. Good remarkably fine condition.An item of the utmost rarity.This conditionTogether with a second folder containing two duplicate broadside was issued immediately after the end of the battle - maps. generally regarded as Napoleon's most famous victory.The Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 bulletin announces that the Emperor of Germany [Franz II] had conferred with Napoleon on December 4th between 2 and 4pm. The German Emperor had demanded a ceasefire for his troops Lot: 494B and also for the 40,000 Russian troops which were still left Staffordshire attested copy , probably contemporary of the standing out of an original force of 80,000.The bulletin states Grant of Swithamley with Boundary thereof to William Trafford that Napoleon was willing to grant the ceasefire on the of Wilmslow, Cheshire, in 1541.Document on vellum in fine condition that the Russians evacuate in stages throughout chancery hand , some browning but in good legible condition Germany and the two Gallicias and return home.The official Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 armistice was signed the following day. Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00

Lot: 495 Ephemera -London Gazette -The Gurkha War 1816 issue of the Lot: 500 London Gazette for November 11th 1816 containing reports on Napoleon nine original issues of the Liverpool Mercury , the Gurkha War with returns on killed and wounded October to January 1812-13 containing bulletins of the Grand Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Army and detailing the Battle for Moscow, the burning of the City, Napoleon's entry into the Kremlin, the Kremlin mined and blown up and the arsenal, barracks and magazines destroyed, Napoleon's eventual defeat and the retreat from Moscow etc, Lot: 496 with a map showing the Seat of War in Russia. Good condition Ephemera -London Gazette -Second Anglo-Burmese War 1852 throughout. four issues of the London Gazette for 1852 containing several Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 lengthy and detailed reports from naval officers concerning the war, which resulted in the annexation of the province of Pegu which the British renamed Lower Burma -a typical example of the 'gunboat diplomacy' of the time and the draconian Lot: 501 measures taken by Britain to expand its empire Napoleon -St Helena issue of the Lichfield Mercury for Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 November 13th 1818 containing reports on dispatches from St Helena reporting on correspondence intercepted by Sir Hudson Lowe between the island and certain persons in Rome, Paris & Munich and their revelation of a plot to liberate Napoleon from Lot: 497 the island Ephemera -London Gazette -Borneo 1846 issue of the London Estimate: £20.00 - £40.00 Gazette for July 15th 1853 listing the prize money awarded to the Squadron of Sir Thomas Cochrane which attacked forts on Borneo in 1846 -showing how long it takes the Government to pay its dues ! Lot: 502 Estimate: £10.00 - £20.00 Scotland -the Highland Rebellion 1715 group of approx 15 printed Acts of Parliament 1715 and later dealing with the 1715 Rebellion which sought to put James Francis Edward Stuart 'The Old Pretender', otherwise known as 'James III' on the Lot: 498 Throne. The Acts include those 'For the more effectual Slavery -West Indies -Jamaica printed official report by William Securing of Peace of the Highlands of Scotland' 'To impower Burge, Agent for Jamaica to the Marquess of Normanby, His Majesty to secure and detain such persons as His majesty Secretary of State for the Colonies containing extensive and shall suspect are conspiring against his Person and detailed reports and statistics on the state of the working of Government' 'To indemnify those who have acted in defence of several named plantations in Jamaica, printed by the House of His Majesties Person' and various Acts specifically targeted Commons dated March 27th 1839. Folio, 79pp.An important against leading Jacobites such as George Earl of Marshal, document concerning the immediate aftermath of the abolition James Earl Panmuir, Thomas Forster, William Mackintosh, of slavery in the British Empire.Following the emancipation of John Plunket (the famous Jacobite Agent who in later life slaves, plantation owners were forced to hire them and actually plotted to seize the Tower of London), the Bishop of Rochester pay them for their labour.Baptist missionaries working in the and George Kelly -who was imprisoned in the Tower of London West Indies amongst others, began to stir up trouble with the and did not escape until 1736 -and several others.The group freed plantation slaves by encouraging them to make demands also contains the General Pardon issued by George II -which upon the owners with respect to their wages, hours of work

44 of 48 Mullock's Specialist Auctioneers (Historical Documents, Autographs & Ephemera) Catalogue - Downloaded from UKAuctioneers.com on the surface looks to be a general pardoning of anyone who Considerable text to verso concerning waterspouts, with some took part in the rebellion, but on closer scrutiny then goes on to photographic examples.Unusual. It is very likely that this was exclude from pardon virtually everyone who took part produced for airships- given that airships were the main form of !Collectively these Acts provide a fascinating primary source of transatlantic commercial traffic at this time, and also the fact contemporaneous information on the Rebellion- one of the that airship commanders would need to be very wary of major events of the 18th c waterspouts -far more so than pilots of powered craft. Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00 Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00

Lot: 503 Lot: 508 Scotland -the Highland Rebellion 1745 group of approx 13 Ephemera -an 18th c farmer folder containing various receipts, printed Acts of Parliament 1745 and later dealing with the inventories etc of William Shephard dated 1777. Clearly from Highland Rebellion of 1745/46, which sought to place Charles the goods listed he was a farmer or an agricultural engineer Edward Stuart 'Bonnie Prince Charlie' on the throne (and which Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 almost succeeded).The group includes the important Act for disarming the Highlands and also the Act relating to the banning of the Highland Dress, and there are also specific Acts Lot: 509 of Attainder for High Treason against leading Jacobites Ephemera -genealogy folio ms book containing several family including Lord George Murray (the main Jacobite General), trees together with other ms ephemera including an ms Lord Lovat, the Duke of Athol and many others -most of whom document being the levy by the overseers of the poor for were hanged. Another Act deals with ensuring that some of the Ashwell dated 1748 lesser rebels who were transported to the American colonies Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 would never be allowed to return.The Highland Rebellion of 1745 is one of the major events of British history and long stays in the memory of both the Scots and the English -giving rise to many popular myths of the young Scottish Prince desperately Lot: 510 American Army 1843 fine gossipy and extensive ms letter trying to regain the throne of his Stuart line -and coming to such written by Simon Fahnestock, a 2nd Lieutenant in the American a terrible end at the battle of Culloden in April 1746 -an event Army, 4pp 4to, closely written and cross written on three which was to change the whole social history of Scotland for pages.In the letter Fahnestock describes his life in the Army, ever. discusses his future, and why he joined providing a picture of Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 army life at the time.He later served in wars in Mexico and against the native Americans. After his army career he served as an attorney. Lot: 504 Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Scotland -Rob Roy 'The Life and Surprising Exploits of Rob Roy MacGregor, a Highland Chieftan, reputed marauder and The Robin Hood of Scotland...' Manchester , J Gleave 1823. In two parts, each with engraved frontis depicting Rob Roy. Lot: 511 Canada ms document dated September 30th 1825 being a Unbound. 60 & 60 pp 8vo. Lacks covers but contents appear Privy Council order that Lt Col Joseph Wells and James good, apparently complete.Rare. OCLC locates no copies. Macauley be constituted members of the Executive Council of Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 Upper Canada, together with a related printed Act of Parliament dated 1764 Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00 Lot: 505 Durham -Sir Hedworth Williamson, MP and local benefactor group of documents relating to him and his descendents including his will dated 1810, valuations, a book about him and Lot: 512 American Tobacco Merchants interesting group of ms letters his family and a cartoon print by Max Beerbohm from J H Newton and G F Newton, tobacco merchants in Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 Winchester, Virginia to correspondents in London c 1788.An interesting group which reveal the cashflow problems of a Virginia business in the American Revolutionary period Lot: 506 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Miscellaneous ephemera good selection including, a facsimile Marilyn Monroe poster, some early broadsides, a ledger, books, printed matter etcNote: miscellaneous lot not subject to return Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 Lot: 513 Railways - Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway manuscript indemnity document dated February 24th 1849 concerning the case of James Dawe an inheritor of stock in the Lancashire and Lot: 507 Yorkshire Railway but who had failed to prove the will Ephemera -aviation an early pilots' map of the North Atlantic sufficiently, 2pp folio Dawe had got himself into a rather dated 1928 , showing the coastlines of both Western Europe embarrassing mess at a time when railway stock was an and the Eastern Seaboard of the USA, with considerable extremely lucrative commodity to own. By this document the information on wind conditions, ocean traffic etc etc. Issued by railway company agreed to recognise him as a shareholder but the US Hydrographic Office, printed on buff coloured paper in Dawe had to agree to stand the costs of any challenge which red, blue and black approx 38x26ins, some weaknesses in might be brought against him at a later stage. Documents from folds repaired but otherwise in good general order. the early days of railways are now becoming increasingly

45 of 48 Mullock's Specialist Auctioneers (Historical Documents, Autographs & Ephemera) Catalogue - Downloaded from UKAuctioneers.com uncommon on the market Together with two Victorian Acts of Original photographs -Robert Capa Israel, 1948, three images Parliament relating to Railways mounted on an aluminium panel, some damage and corrosion, Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 possibly rectified with conservation. Panel size approx 36x24ins Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00

Lot: 514 Fishing the fishing ledger of Minto Wilson 1933-52 recording all Lot: 523 his own and other catches, rivers fished and considerable Original photographs -Robert Capa Israel, 1948, three images additional annotation.Oblong folio, leather boards with gilt mounted on an aluminium panel, some damage and corrosion, embossed title possibly rectified with conservation. Panel size approx 36x24ins Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00

Lot: 515 Lot: 524 Maria Theresa- Empress of Austria printed document in her Original photographs -Robert Capa Israel, 1948, two images name dated 1775 being a grant of asylum, six pp folio, fine mounted on an aluminium panel, some damage and corrosion, condition possibly rectified with conservation. Panel size approx 36x24ins Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00

Lot: 516 Lot: 525 Austria -Empress Marie Theresa fine Royal Proclamation dated Original photographs -Robert Capa Israel, 1948, one image December 31st 1762 announcing a review of all military officers mounted on an aluminium panel, some damage and corrosion, Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 possibly rectified with conservation. Panel size approx 36x24ins Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00

Lot: 517 Austria -Military decree issued on July 5th 1813 demanding that Lot: 526 military personnel in a number of towns should be Original photographs -Robert Capa Israel, 1948, three images accommodated with lists of charges to be levied by the mounted on an aluminium panel, some damage and corrosion, townspeople for their accommodation. Printed on 2pp folio with possibly rectified with conservation. Panel size approx 36x24ins ms insertions Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00

Lot: 527 Lot: 518 Original photographs -Robert Capa historic image of Chaim Austria- Emperor Franz Josef printed document in his name Weizman casting his vote in the first Israel General Election dated December 5th 1848 announcing that the exemption of mounted on an aluminium panel, some damage and corrosion, the aristocracy from fulfilment of military duties is to cease and possibly rectified with conservation. Panel size approx 36x24ins that military conscription is to commence for all men from the Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 age of 20-26. A little worn but legible throughout, 4pp large folio. Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Lot: 528 Original photographs -Robert Capa Indo China two images Lot: 519 mounted on an aluminium panel, some damage and corrosion, Austria two attractive ms documents dated 1774 & 1782 being possibly rectified with conservation. Panel size approx 36x24ins loan agreements, both featuring imperial seals Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00

Lot: 529 Lot: 520 Original photographs -Robert Capa Indo China, one very large Austria ms certificate issued by the Ebenfurth Border Customs image covering the entire panel, generally good condition. Office dated February 16th 1840 together with supportive Panel size approx 36x24ins paperwork Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00

Lot: 530 Lot: 521 Original photographs -Robert Capa Israel 1948 one very large Original photographs Robert Capa Israel 1948, three images image covering the entire panel mounted on an aluminium mounted on an aluminium panel, some damage and corrosion, panel, some damage and corrosion, possibly rectified with possibly rectified with conservation. Panel size approx 36x24ins conservation. Panel size approx 36x24ins Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00

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Original photographs -Robert Capa Indo China, two images Lot: 537 mounted on an aluminium panel, some damage and corrosion, Northumberland/Durham -1820 &1826 General Elections possibly rectified with conservation. Panel size approx 36x24ins fascinating notebook kept by a local attorney entitled 1820 & Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 1826 Election Cases, and detailing items of fraud, bribery and corruption in what became known as some of the most notorious elections of the 19th c.The first part of the book deals Lot: 532 with some 18 cases relating to the Durham election of 1820 and Literature -Robert Capa A Russian Journal by John Steinbeck the second part deals with some 45 cases in the with pictures by Robert Capa 1948. 220 pages.Steinbeck and Northumberland election of 1826. It is fascinating to see the Capa visited Russia 1948.Travelling from Moscow toVolgograd methods used in order to secure votes in both elections -some and Rostov before turning back in Georgia. Much of the tension were allowed and some disallowed -but all appear corrupt inthis book springs from the rapidly cooling relationship Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 between leaders ofRussia and the United States at that point in time. Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Lot: 538 Ephemera -comics collection of approx 22 editions of the Boy's Magazine c1920s condition generally good Lot: 533 Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Ephemera -[Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall] group of editions of the Antiquaries Journal 1920s/30s containing a wealth of original research from the time.These are accompanies by a Lot: 539 letter from the vendor stating: 'This is to confirm that these Miscellaneous group including a qty of provincial theatre copies of the Antiquaries Journal were purchased by me programmes, some military photographs, copy of Illustrated personally from Camilla and Andrew Parker Bowles at a garage magazine with the death of George VI, and other piecesNote: sale at their former home, Bullidge House, Allington nr miscellaneous lot not subject to return Chippenham about 25 years ago Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00

Lot: 540 Lot: 534 Canals -Somerset The Avon and Frome Navigation 1699 An Cholera interesting letter to Hercules Scott, Professor of Moral Act for the better preserving the Navigation of the Rivers Avon Philosophy at King's College, Aberdeen , dated and Froome and for cleansing, paving and inlighting the streets 1832commenting that the incidents of cholera in the kingdom of the City of Bristol, printed black letter Act of Parliament dated appeared to have ceased but adding : '...I do not believe that all 1699 prelim plus 18pp disbound, folio the cases reported were real cholera -the medical Gentlemen Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 differ on the subject Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Lot: 541 Maritime small group of ms documents relating to the ship Lot: 535 'Speedwell' 1788/9, and concerning a legal case against the Miscellaneous group of letters mostly 19th c including two master of the vessel concerning a cargo of coal. Papers interesting autograph letters signed by Dr Heywood Smith, include counsel's opinion on the case, a receipt for the coal leading Victorian physician and a gynaecologist in Harley related letters etcNote: sold as a group of documents not Street, an als of Joseph Parker, Victorian theologian, an subject to return interesting letter concerning the Lake District by W H Hills, a Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 letter of the Marquis of Ely, two documents of 1646, a fine calligraphic page presumably intended as a Valentine and several others.Note: miscellaneous lot not subject to return Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Lot: 542 Maritime group of documents early 19th c all relating to the ship 'Hope' including documents concerning a dispute between a merchant and the owners of the vessel, a further legal paper Lot: 536 regarding the ship when it was at Bermuda, related letters and An 18th c Wedding delightful letter from Lady Newburgh to her papers aunt dated Slindon [House, Sussex] July 19th 1789 reporting Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 on her homecoming after her wedding to Lord Newburgh '...we arrived, attended by a great parade, all my Lord's Tenants and more dressed in white and coloured ribbons with flowers and flags in their hands met us at three miles from the house as we Lot: 543 advance the crowd became so great , I thought we should Science -radio engineering small archive relating to Thomas never get out of the carries. Almost blinded with their throwing Blamires and his family concerning their experiments on flowers at us. Our reception was concluded with firing cannon electricity including electric lights and radio engineering 1880s and ringing of the bells...' 2pp 4to, seal tear and one close tear to 1950s including an intriguing letter from Blamires to Thomas but otherwise good Edison concerning his developments into electric lights. The Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 archive also includes photographs and drawings of developments made by Blamires and his family Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00

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Lot: 544 side.It has been suggested that this is a portrait of John Brown, Communism and socialism group of approx 30 rare socialist the faithful highland servant to Queen Victoria, and is possibly and anarchist periodicals including The Social Democrat (with a an overpainting of a photograph. It has also been suggested fine illustration by Walter Crane), 'Liberty' -the Journal of that this is an early portrait of the Prince of Wales (later Edward Anarchist Communism with an article 'Why I am a communist VII) though it appears to us to resemble Brown.It is in any event by William Morris', the Commonweal -the Official Journal of the exquisitely executed and the colours are bright. It is framed and Socialist League', Socialist Standard and others. bears the label of C E Clifford, artists' colourman.Charles 1920s/30sNote: sold as a collection not subject to return Edward Clifford (1823-?95) began life as an artists' colourman, Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 but later branched into photography and picture restoration -see National Portrait Gallery archives. Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 Lot: 545 Communism and socialism rare bound volume of 'The Miner' the weekly paper of the Miner's Federation, nos 1-30 covering Lot: 552 the period June-December 1926 -i.e issued in the aftermath of Original Art -Roman Zenzinger Grenade Thrower -pencil on the General Strike.Rare. paper, title in pencil to bottom left hand corner, signed Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 'Zenzinger' to bottom right hand corner. Full length portrait of a German soldier about to throw a stick grenade, with preliminary sketch to top right hand corner. With two further outline sketches in black ink and pencil respectively to verso showing Lot: 546 two German soldiers about to release stick grenades. Overall Government 'Blue Books' carton containing a qty of 'Blue dimensions approx 500x350mm Books' mostly early 20th c , various subjects Estimate: £1,000.00 - £3,000.00 Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00

Lot: 553 Lot: 547 Original Art -Roman Zenzinger Luftwaffe Pilot. Medium: Government 'Blue Books' carton containing a qty of 'Blue coloured crayon. Dated Trieste 1944 and signed by Zenzinger Books' mostly early 20th c , various subjects to base.An evocative image showing the pilot's face in his Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 leather flying helmet. He has a sadness about his expression Estimate: £1,000.00 - £3,000.00 Lot: 548 Government 'Blue Books' carton containing a qty of 'Blue Lot: 554 Books' mostly early 20th c , various subjects Original Art -attributed to Oscar Kokochka portrait of a woman. Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Executed in colour, showing her half length looking to her left. Signed 'OK' to bottom right hand corner Estimate: £5,000.00 - £8,000.00 Lot: 549 Government 'Blue Books' carton containing a qty of 'Blue Books' mostly early 20th c , various subjects Lot: 555 Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Original Art -Joseph Stalin an imposing portrait in oils of Stalin by the Russian artist Kalyowski, signed and dated by him in Cyrillic to verso and dated 1944.The painting shows Stalin full Lot: 550 length in his familiar uniform as a Marshal of the Red Army, he Original Art -attributed to John Ward RA portrait of a Chelsea looks skywards and slightly to his right, his left arm held behind Pensioner , executed in coloured chalks, signed J Ward to his back and his right hand firmly placed inside his bottom left hand corner, approx 11x9ins, framed and glazedA tunic.Provenance: we understand from the vendor that this was fine portrait showing the old soldier with medals emblazoned on an official portrait which doubtless hung in a high status his uniform. building, possibly in Stalin's own office in Moscow.It was Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00 obtained by an American businessman in Hungary during the Russian invasion in 1956.The painting is framed and has an approximate dimension of 245x145cm. Lot: 550A Estimate: £10,000.00 - £20,000.00 Original Art -English School drawing of a young woman holding a dove, c18/early19th c , monogrammed 'MB', measures approx 36x27cm.Together with another unsigned drawing.Note: a drawing with a monogramme 'MB' is housed in the Holborn Museum Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00

Lot: 551 Original Art a fine postcard sized portrait of a young man in Victorian highland dress set in a highland landscape, showing him seated, looking sternly to his right and with his rifle to his

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