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Lot 1401
ROYAL MINT; a cased proof Platinum Wedding Anniversary 2017 silver coin, encapsulated silver proof 2015 five pound Churchill commemorative coin, proof encapsulated 2015 five pound 1952-2015 one crown coin, proof encapsulated 1oz 9999 fine silver VE Day 1945-2015 70th Anniversary coin, 2015 Elizabeth II encapsulated two pound coin and a further coin (6).
Lot 486
TAMIYA; ten 1:35 scale model tank kits, including 'German King Tiger', 'Tiger I, Panzerkampfwagen VI Tiger I Ausführung E, Sd.Kfz.181', 'Panzerkampfwagen VI, Tiger I', 'Churchill Mk VII', 'U.S M113A2 Armed Personnel Carrier Desert Version', 'M4A3 Sherman', 'German King Tiger Production Turret', etc (10).
Lot 1393
JOHN PINCHES; a sterling silver proof edition of the Churchill Centenary Medals, accompanied by the certificate, a limited edition of medals, issue date 1974, in commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of the birth of Sir Winston Churchill, the collection in book form contains twenty-four proof silver medallions, each with different scene of Sir Winston Churchill's life, all encapsulated, accompanied by pages of information regarding each coin.
Lot 18
Spode bone china commemorative limited edition Winston Churchill claret-ground vase and cover, commissioned by Thomas Goode & Co., London, limited edition number 125/125, printed gilt marks, printed with a sepia portrait of Winston Churchill, with a heraldic cartouche, titled with a commemorative remembrance banner, the reverse printed in gilding with a quotation, 35cm high Condition Report Good condition. No signs of damage or restoration. General wear and tear. We do not offer in-house shipping, please try Mailboxes.com, bidandbox.com or mjmpost458@gmail.com
Lot 714
Wrenn - A boxed Wrenn W2265 OO gauge Streamlined Battle of Britain Class 4-6-2 steam locomotive and tender Op.No. 34051 'Winston Churchill' in BR Green. The model appears to be in Mint condition, and comes with internal packaging pieces. The model is contained within a Fair Plus - Good box with general age and storage wear. The model is unchecked for completeness. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (K)
Lot 14
Two boxes of collectable coins, containing assorted vintage English and world coins & notes, together with a quantity of commemorative issues dating from 1953 onwards. Commemorative coins: 1953 5 Shillings Coronation (1), 1965 Churchill Crown (2), 1972 Silver Wedding Crown (6), 1977 Jubilee Crown (8), 1977 Silver Jubilee ER (3), 1977 Silver Jubilee Souvenir Medal (1), 1980 Queen Mothers 80th Birthday (2), 1981 Charles & Diana Wedding Crown (5).
Lot 1273
An archive of post First World War documents and photographs including two part letters signed by Winston Churchill, both of the letters include only the final page, and are addressed to the Right Hon. Sir Joseph Mcclay, Bart., at the Ministry of Shipping, with one on blind embossed Ministry of Munitions of War headed notepaper, both letter letters typed and hand signed by Churchill, both undated but likely to be sent just after the First World War,also included in the archive is a bound record of signatures for the issue of first class tickets on government headed blind embossed note paper, signatures include John Maynard Keynes among many others,The archive is believed to have been compiled by a secretary at the treaty of Versailles and includes contemporary photographs, newspaper cuttings, and other documents from the turn of the century to 1919.
Lot 255
Sir Winston Churchill HN3057 by Royal Doulton depicts the British statesman in a formal white suit with bow tie and walking stick. This dignified tribute is part of the Men of History Series, hand-made and hand-decorated in England. Marked with the Royal Doulton backstamp.Artist: Amanda HughesIssued: 1985-2009Dimensions: 10.5"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 6173
Attrib. Sir Godfrey Kneller (German/British 1646-1723): Portrait of John Churchill - 1st Duke of Marlborough wearing a Suit of Armour and Navy Sash with Full-Bottomed Wig, early 18th century oval oil on canvas unsigned, remains of 19th century sale catalogue verso 74cm x 60cmNotes: the remains of the sale catalogue from which this was purchased in the 19th century reads: 'KNELLER - The Duke and Duchess of Marlborough - a pair - ovals'. The blue sash is indicative of the Order of the Garter.
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Lot 500
Eight Triang and Triang Hornby 00 gauge locos to include an R150S 4-6-0 Class B12 loco in BR black, lining E, with tender, an R350 4-4-0 Class L1 loco in BR green with tender, an R354 4-4-2 Lord of the Isles loco in GWR green with tender, an R356S Battle of Britain Class loco Winston Churchill in BR green, with tender, an R259 4-6-2 Britannia loco in BR green, no tender, an R553 4-2-2 Caledonian single loco, no tender, an R259 4-6-2 Britannia loco, no tender, an R356S Battle of Britain Class loco Winston Churchill in BR green, no tender, an R39 tender for R150 loco, together with a Refreshment Kiosk and a Battlespace wagon, all housed in original boxes, and in E condition
Lot 295
Lassels (Richard) The Voyage of Italy, 2 parts in 1, additional engraved title, foxed and browned, cancelled library stamp and label on front pastedown, contemporary blind-stamped calf, extremities worn, [Wing L466B], 8vo, Printed for Robert Clavel, Jonathan Robinson and Awnsham Churchill, 1686.
Lot 380
Surveying.- Wing (John) Geodaetes Practicus Redivivus. The Art of Surveying: Formerly Publish'd by Vincent Wing, Math. Now Much Augmented...With the Description and Use of a New Quadrant [bound with] Scientia Stellarum: Or, the Starry Science..., 2 vol. bound in 1, as usual, 7 engraved plates and tables (1 folding, with tear into image repaired to verso), errata/advertisement f. bound after preface and another advertisement f. at end, ownership inscription of Th[omas] Hickes dated 1742 to title and 2U3v, later ownership inscriptions of Edward Rouse and Wm. Oldland to pastedown and front free endpaper, few ink smudges or pen trials, some small marginal wormholes and traces, occasionally into ruled border or table but no text loss, light water-staining to first few ff. and last few Sig., scattered foxing and browning, contemporary blind-stamped panelled calf, quatrefoil stamps in centre, 2 outlined in ink, inscription on upper cover "G. H. 1783", repairs to both covers and spine ends, upper corners quite worn, [Wing W2985 & W2992], folio, J. Matthews, for Awnsham and John Churchill, 1700. *** John Wing's updating of Vincent Wing's 1666 Art of Surveying. "The folio volume can be regarded as presenting the normal instruction course which a surveyor would follow in 1700" - Taylor, 529a.
Lot 126
RAF35c 30th Anniversary of VJ Day signed MRAF Arthur ( Bomber ) Harris. 15 Aug 75 BFPS 1492 30th Anniversary of VJ Day Special Postmark No 101 Squadron Royal Air Force. 30th Anniversary of VJ Day Flown from RAF Waddington in Vulcan B Mk2 XM575 on a Training Sortie. Personally Signed Marshall of the RAF Sir Arthur Bomber Harris WW1 Pilot. Harris led RAF Bomber Command in World War Two, earning him the nickname 'Bomber Harris'. His implementation of the policy of 'saturation' or 'area' bombing of German cities has made him a hugely controversial figure. Leaving England at the age of 16, he travelled to Rhodesia where he worked on a farm becoming the manager by the age of 21. Having fought in South-West Africa, he returned to Britain and joined the RFC, gaining his RAeC Certificate (No 2015) on 6 November 1915. In March 1916, one of his flight, Lt W Leefe-Robinson, brought down the first Zeppelin over England for which he was awarded a VC. With No 45 Sqn he gained his five victories, thereby raising him to 'ace' status. It was in India that he saw the deplorable state of the RAF in the area and at one point even threatened to resign his commission over the situation. He has often been 'credited' with start 'area bombing', but this decision was made before he took over Bomber Command. However, having been given the task, he carried it out with vigour. He also attempted increase the profile of the command and within months of taking over command had managed to mount three '1000 Bomber' raids against Cologne, Essen and Bremen. After the war, shunned by the British authorities, he returned to South Africa and became Managing Director of the South African Marine Corporation (Safmarine). He was eventually honoured when Churchill returned to Downing Street in 1953, but at his own request was awarded a baronet rather than a peerage. He died on 5 April 1984. Certified Copy No 0521 of 1250. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
Lot 742
FRANZ VON LENBACH (GERMAN 1836 - 1904), PORTRAIT OF THE ACTRESS MAXINE ELLIOT oil on canvasframedtogether with a preparatory charcoal sketch, also framed and under glass measuring 112cm x 85cm overallimage size 196cm x 75cm, overall size 128cm x 98cmQty: u2Note: Franz von Lenbach was born on December 13, 1836, in Schrobenhausen, Bavaria. The son of a mason, he trained at Landshut Technical College with the intention of pursuing his father's trade. In 1851 he began working in Munich in Anselm Sickinger’s sculpture studio. Through his older brother, Karl August Lenbach, he met Johann Baptist Hofner, an artist who had trained at the Munich Academy of Fine Arts, who formally introduced him to drawing and painting. Having attended the Augsburg Polytechnic for two semesters, between 1852 and 1853, and working for a few months in Albert Gräfle’s studio, Lenbach enrolled in the Munich Akademie in 1854. In 1857 he became a pupil of Karl Theodor von Piloty, an artist famed for his history paintings. The following year, with the help of a scholarship, he accompanied Piloty on a trip to Rome, along with Carl Ebert, Ferdinand von Piloty, and Theodor Schüz. In Italy he made several oil and pencil sketches that would inspire such famous paintings as L’arco di Tito (1860), finished upon his return to Munich. From 1860 onward, he started teaching at the Weimar Art School and devoted himself to reproducing Old Master works on commission for Count Adolf Friedrich Graf von Schack. His work as a copyist took him back to Italy as well as Spain, Vienna, and Berlin. At the end of the 1860s, he settled in Munich and became internationally successful thanks to the many portraits he painted of society personalities of the time, including Otto von Bismarck, Peggy Guggenheim, Franz Liszt, and Richard Wagner. At the beginning of the 1870s, he substituted his previous bright palette with darker tones and started using light more effectively, especially in his portraits. His style went on to have a remarkable influence on the art of the time. In 1882 Lenbach was granted nobility, and in 1900 he won the Grand Prix for painting in Paris. He died in Munich on May 6, 1904.Note 2: Maxine Elliott was born Jessie Dermott, in 1868 to a Rockland, Maine, sea captain. She went to New York as a young woman and married comedian Nat Goodwin. Maxine’s beauty and acting abilities led to a 30-year career as a stage actress, and she skyrocketed to fame. For a time, she also operated a New York theater branded with her name, “Maxine Elliot’s Theatre.” Maxine’s life was a wild one. Her intimates included J.P. Morgan, British King Edward VII and Charlie Chaplin, among many others. In 1913 she began dating New Zealand tennis star Anthony Wilding. During World War I she donated her money and her time to Belgian war relief. But Wilding was killed in the war. By 1920, Maxine’s talent, and some help from her wealthy friends, had left her with no need for more money. She retired to a Mediterranean estate in Cannes, France. She wished to age gracefully at her home, Château de l’Horizon. A white art deco villa, it featured a large terrace and a long slide to drop her and her guests from the swimming pool into the sea. Large parties of libertines assembled at Maxine Elliott’s French estate, and it became notorious. Winston Churchill visited from 1933 to 1939. Winston’s wife Clementine had little use for Château de l’Horizon or Maxine and her friends. Clementine viewed them as gossipy and frivolous. Maxine Elliot/Jessie Dermott died at her French estate in 1940 at age 72, far from her Rockland, Maine, beginnings. Her estate now belongs to the Saudi royal family.
Lot 841
19th Century Irish School “Fishing Party at Knockdrin Castle,” O.O.C., c. 1860, 147cms x 34cms (58” x 92). (1) An ambitious painting, depicting a fishing party by a lake, this work bears a faded label giving details of the location: the words ‘A Fishing Party, at . . Levinge’s estate, Knockdrin Castle c 1860’, being just about decipherable. Located six miles from Mullingar, in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries Knockdrin Castle was home to the Levinge family. A member of the judiciary, the first Sir Richard Levinge played an important role in post-Williamite Ireland, and purchased Knockdrin from the Tuite family. Around 1815, he rebuilt the castle as a large Gothic Revival country house, the gutters of which still bear the Levinge arms. Winston Churchill and his mother were among the many guests that stayed at Knockdrin over the years, participating in hunting parties for which the estate was famous. Although naif in style, this painting is an ambitious group portrait, depicting Sir Richard Levinge and his guests, and ghillies, enjoying in a fishing party. The lake depicted is probably Lough Drin, and the party may have been linked to the completion of a castellated gatehouse in 1860, Apart from a man and woman on horseback, all those present are either seated or standing. One ghillie has a net, while another holds up a fish to be inspected by a man, probably Levinge himself, who holds a split-cane fishing rod. Levinge is dressed in a light blue suit and yellow waistcoat, with a straw boater on the ground beside his feet. To his left, a man wearing a straw boater is lighting a pipe, while to the right, a third ghillie holds a long fishing rod. In the left foreground, six fashionably attired women are seated around a picnic table. Wearing colourful dresses and hats, they are eating and drinking, with one, wearing a yellow dress, holding out her glass to be filled. On the extreme right, a basket of fish is being emptied into a horse-drawn cart, while another fisherman pulls at a line in the water, probably a net. A large earthenware jug sits by the water’s edge. Probably organized to entertain distinguished visitors, the fishing party was clearly a significant event in the estate calendar, so much so that it was considered worthy of recording in a painting. It is a valuable record of society in Ireland in Victorian times. The identity of the artist is not known, but it is likely by an amateur painter, who was seeking to emulate the hunting scenes of well-known artists such as William Osborne. Dr. Peter Murray 2025
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Lot 47
Manuscripts Collection of manuscripts and documents, 17th century and later Including: [Highwaymen], document ordering the payment of bounty for the capture of James Mooney ‘for feloniously assaulting on the king's highway at Portsmouth and robbing Elizabeth Cartwright widow of seven shillings and six pence', 1764, on vellum, signed by Joseph Yates (1722-1770), judge, and others, window-mounted; Simon Fraser, 11th Lord Lovat (c.1667-1747), leader of the 1745 Jacobite Rebellion, warrant for payment ‘of such His Majesties Treasure as remains in your charge unto Simon Lovat or his assigns the sum of one hundred pounds without account for one quarter of a year …', 1738, subscribed ‘My Ld Macclesfield I pray pay this order out of duty on houses’, signed at foot ‘Winnington’, 'G Earle' etc.; John Potter (1674-1747), archbishop of Canterbury, letter signed as bishop of Oxford, 1718, probably autograph, on complaints of neglect from the parishioners of Stanton Harcourt; Thomas Secker (1693-1768), archbishop of Canterbury, autograph letter signed as bishop of Oxford, 1749, on vicarages in the parish of Churchill (tape-repairs at foot); [Glorious Revolution], ‘The preparation of the Happy Coronation of King William and Queen Mary, 5 November 1724, an early manuscript copy of the celebratory anthem published in broadside form as The Court of England [etc.], with added introduction to head and another song on conjugate leaf; [East India Company], indenture dated 1797 mentioning ‘Charles Stokes of Calcutta in the province of Bengal in the East Indies’, possibly lacking conjugate leaf; Charles II, chancery document on vellum with large engraved portrait and headpiece, rubbed and stained; attributed to Peter Canisius (1521-1578), Dutch Jesuit priest and saint, clipped inscription ‘Approbat a R. P. Canisio 1578’, possibly autograph, affixed to album leaf via red wax seal; Joseph, bishop of Soissons, document signed, 1726; and approx. 40 others, mainly deeds and indentures on vellum (a few on paper), 17th-18th century, some 19th century, most relating to Norfolk (all for parishes starting with the letter B, e.g. Brumstead, Broome, Blickling, Bressingham, Brancaster, Brandon, etc.), other items including an indenture signed by Lord Ossulston, 1714, receipt signed by Lord Masham, 1712, etc. (approx. 50)
Lot 68
Churchill, Winston S. (1874-1965) Typed letter signed as Prime Minister to Major A. A. Stuart Black, 17th October 1941 Single sheet of 10 Downing Street stationery, with Churchill's autograph inscription ‘yours faithfully Winston S. Churchill’ at foot and his autograph salutation ‘My dear Sir’ to head, the letter reading ‘I thank you for your letter of October 12, and I am complimented by your wish to have a tablet placed on the wall of your house recording the fact that I made my first political speech at a garden party at Claverton Manor. I gladly consent to your proposal’, mounted, framed and glazed, mount aperture 22.5 x 18.5cm, verso with label comprising section of Claverton Manor letterhead inscribed ‘here Winston Spencer Churchill on July 26th 1897 made his first political speech’), punch-hole to upper left corner not affecting text By direct descent from the recipient Major Archibald Arrol Stuart Black (1877-1966). From Helensburgh, Major A. A. Stuart Black was educated at Fettes College in Edinburgh before joining the Queen's Own Royal Glasgow Yeomanry and seeing active service in the Boer War. In the Great War he served in France, Gallipoli and Egypt, afterwards becoming a partner in the family shipping firm John Black and Co. Churchill gave his maiden political speech at Claverton House near Bath (now the American Museum) while on leave from India, with the objective of establishing himself as a parliamentary candidate. Captain FitzRoy Stewart, secretary of Conservative Central Office, secured for him the opportunity to address a meeting of the Primrose League to be held at Claverton. Responding to the Workmen's Compensation Bill then before parliament, Churchill's speech focused on industrial relations and contained the assertion that ‘British workmen have more to hope for from the rising tide of Tory Democracy than from the dried-up drain-pipe of Radicalism’. Two years later Churchill was selected as the Conservative candidate in the Oldham by-election, though had to wait until the general election the following year before successfully entering parliament.
Lot 51
Churchill (Winston S.). Speeches, compiled or edited by Randolph S. Churchill and Charles Eade, 1st editions, London: Cassell and Company, 1941-1961, comprising War Speeches: Into Battle, 1941, The Unrelenting Struggle, 1942, The End of the Beginning, 1943, Onwards Towards Victory, 1944, The Dawn of Liberation, 1945, Victory, 1946, Secret Session Speeches, 1946, plus The Sinews of Peace. Post-War Speeches, 1948, Europe Unite. Speeches 1947 and 1948, 1950, In the Balance. Speeches 1949 and 1950, 1951, Stemming the Tide. Speeches 1951 and 1952, 1953, and The Unwritten Alliance. Speeches 1953 to 1959, 1961, half-tone illustrations, some light spotting to Into Battle, original cloth, dust jackets, Unrelenting Struggle price-clipped, edges a little rubbed, a few with a few small nicks and tears, 8voQTY: (12)NOTE:Woods A66a; A89; A94; A101; A107; A112; A114; A124; A128; A130; A137 and A142 respectively.
Lot 42
Churchill (Winston S.). Ian Hamilton's March, 1st edition, London: Longmans, Green, and Co., 1900, half-tone portrait frontispiece, folding map, illustrations, publisher's 32 pp. catalogue at rear, some light spotting, small bookseller blindstamp to front endpaper, original cloth gilt, slight fading to spine, 8voQTY: (1)NOTE:Woods A5.
Lot 272
Locke (John). Some Thoughts concerning Education, 6th edition, enlarged, London: A. and J. Churchill, 1709, lacking free endpapers, near-contemporary cloth-backed marbled boards, spine and joints worn, 8vo, together with:[Allestree, Richard]. The Whole Duty of Man, laid down in a Plain and Familiar Way for the use of all, but especially the Meanest Reader..., London: John Eyres, Thomas Page, and William Mount, 1731, engraved frontispiece, engraved and letterpress titles, front free endpaper partially adhered to pastedown, contemporary panelled calf, joints cracked, wear at head and foot of spine and to board corners, 8vo,Howell (James). Epistolae Ho-elianae. Familiar Letters, Domestic and Forren. [sic] Divided into four books, partly Historical, Political, Philosophicall, upon emergent occasions..., 5th edition, London: Thomas Guy, 1678, engraved and letterpress titles, final leaf lined to verso, light damp-stain at head of last few leaves, contemporary panelled calf, joints cracked, light wear at head and foot of spines, 8vo,Cicero (Marcus Tullius). Thoughts of Cicero. Translated from the French of the Abbe d'Olivet. With the Latin original, Glasgow: printed by R. Urie, 1754, some toning, browning to margins of initial leaves, front free endpaper discarded, contemporary calf, gilt decorated spine with morocco title label, joints cracked and worn at head and foot of spine, 8voQTY: (4)
Lot 50
Churchill (Winston S.). Savrola. A Tale of the Revolution in Laurania, 1st edition, London: Longmans, Green, and Co., 1900, advertisement leaf for The River War at rear, light toning to endpaper versos, original cloth gilt, spine ends slightly rubbed, a couple of tiny indentations to board edges, 8voQTY: (1)NOTE:Woods A3b. 1500 copies printed. The 1st US edition was published around 10 days before the 1st UK edition. The author's third book and his only novel.
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