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A group of nine lady's costume wristwatches including Citizen, Seiko, Pulsar, Sekonda, etc.

Group of 'The Sport of Kings' resin horse racing figurines to include Shergar, Black Caviar, Frankel, Mill Reef, Desert Orchid, Nijinsky, Kauto Star, Secretariat, Sea Bird, Red Rum and Man O War together with a Red Rum rosette and two ladies watches, one Sekonda and a citizen example with mother of pearl face

A gents Citizen automatic divers watch, complete with box and paperwork.

Box of oddments to include: pair of knife rests, Citizen and Casio wrist watches, costume jewellery, silver necklace etc. (B.P. 21% + VAT)Images of watches added.

Four modern wristwatches to include: Accurist, Sekonda and Citizen bracelet watches and a Sekonda rectangular faced watch on simulated leather strap. (4) (B.P. 21% + VAT).

CITIZEN: gents steel cased Promaster Aqualand 20M divers watch Model GN-4-S 5810 F80006 TA, on rubber strap, requires battery. UK P&P Group 1 (£16+VAT for the first lot and £2+VAT for subsequent lots)

Mid size Citizen Automatic watch features a black dial with day and date display, 21 jewels, stainless steel case, and a black leather strap. Currently ticking, not tested for time accuracy. Good all round condition

Gents Citizen Eco-Drive watch features a stainless steel bracelet, black dial, and a date window at 3 o'clock. All round very good condition, not currently ticking, possibly requires a battery

A collection of assorted wristwatches including Citizen Eco Drive, Fossil, Diesel, Police, Seiko, etc.

Citizen AM1902-31E gold plated quartz wristwatch on black leather strap, signed black dial with baton indices and centre seconds, signed snap on case back ref. 6031-079183M, serial no. 120137, D33.6mm and similar Citizen quartz wristwatch, ref. 6031-079183M, serial no. 080618, D33.6mmShipping £33.00 plus vat (UK Only)

MG stainless steel quartz wristwatch with date,signed textured red dial with baton indices and centre seconds, signed snap on case back, D44mm; four other quartz wristwatches OK, Citizen and Sekonda (2)Shipping £28.00 plus vat (UK Only)

Citizen stainless steel and gold plated quartz wristwatch with day/date on bi-metallic bracelet with signed deployment clasp, signed silver sunburst dial with baton indices and centre seconds, signed screw on case back ref. 1102-R30258, serial no. 000011, D36.1mm and similar Citizen quartz wristwatch, ref. 5500-K06461, serial no. 080156, D36.6mmShipping £33.00 plus vat (UK Only)

Two contemporary ladies' Citizen "Eco Drive" wristwatches, 25 mm excluding crown

Vintage Seiko Calculator Alarm and Citizen Ana Digi Temp digital wristwatches, each having stainless steel straps, former with related stylus, circa 1970s

O'Cathasaigh (P.) The Story of the Irish Citizen Army, 8vo D. (Talbot Press) 1971, Special Reprint NO.1 (750) copies, Signed by Eileen O'Casey, full leather, gilt lettering, glassine dust cover, good copy; also Dublin's Fighting Story 1916-21, told by the Men who Made It, 8vo Tralee (Kerrymen) 1940's, illus, signed on t.p. by Nora Connolly O'Brien (James Connolly's sister), ptd. wrappers. (2)

Silver Lapis Lazuli ring size P, silver cross on a chain, 14ct rolled gold necklace a/f plus on other unmarked, a 22ct gold plated medallion - Henry VIII quincentenary (1991) and a Citizen Quartz gold tone ladies watch.

A WWI MILITARY MEDAL WINNERS IDENTITY BRACELET, also included is a small archive of original letters and family documents, the bracelet belonged to Corporal John Whelan 6722 Royal Engineers, also included are some medal ribbons for a MM Award, a trench art style lighter possible constructed from a damaged whistle, a white metal lighter with a bird emblem on the front, the letters include one confirming Jon's award, a discharge certificate which also shows his medal entitlements, official letters showing he was transferred to the Class Z Reserves, a 1921 date letter inviting him to a war memorial unveiling at Euston Station, also included are later documents associated to his son John S Whelen and his daughter-in-law, Alice B Thelwell, who appears to have been an American Citizen, there are other documents and I.D. cards that may be relations and two pieces of brass trench art, this lot is worthy of further research

A framed pen signature of Orson Wells with images from Citizen Kane

Hadrian (117-138), Denarius, 120-1, laureate bust right, slight drapery on far shoulder, imp caesar traian hadrianvs avg around, rev. Hadrian seated left on platform, extending hand toward togate citizen before, p m tr p cos iii around, liberal avg iii in exergue, 3.60g (RIC 309; RSC 909). Very fine, a scarcer type £60-£80 --- Provenance: Bt CNG 2005

A Gent's stainless steel Citizen Eco-drive quartz wristwatch, case 43mm with box

PSYCH/ PROG - ROCK LP COLLECTION. A quality collection of around 37 rock LPs. Artists/ titles include Roger Waters - Amused To Death (42-468761-20, black vinyl. Private press), Gentle Giant - S/T (6360 020, big swirl. Record VG+. No Sleeve), Nazz Nazz (RNLP 110), Moby Grape inc Truly Fine Citizen (63698), Murder In My Heart. Captain Beefheart - Unconditionally Guaranteed, Magna Carta - Seasons, Quicksilver Messenger Service - Comin Thru, Jeff Lynne & The Idle Race - The Lost Radio Sessions (M/ Sealed), Hawkwind, July, Jefferson Airplane, The Birds, Greasy Tuckers, Family, Lou Reed, Richard H Kirk, Steve Miller Band (x4), Peter Gabriel, Robert Campbell, Pink Floyd - The Dark Side Of The Moon (no sleeve), Blue Bus, Uriah Heep, Vangelis. Condition is generally VG to Ex+.

A copy of the Steely Dan 'Citizen' CD boxset (MCAD 4-10981) signed to box by Water Becker and Donald Fagen with inscription 'Hey Hey Steve!'. Obtained in person by our vendor - a tour manager for Steely Dan and others.

CITIZEN ECO DRIVE WATCH

A CITIZEN ECO-DRIVE CHRONOGRAPH WORLD TIMER WATCHIn working order

A CITIZEN EAGLE 7 TWO TONE WATCHAutomaticIn working order

TWO GENTS WRISTWATCHES, to include a 'Seiko Selfdater' stainless steel watch, round silvered dial signed 'Seiko Selfdater Diashock 24 jewels', spot markers, date aperture at the three o'clock position, stainless steel case with screw down case back, fitted with a bracelet and folding clasp, together with a gents 'Citizen Automatic' 21 jewels watch with bracelet and folding clasp (condition report: the Seiko not currently working may require some attention, the Citizen ticking at time of cataloguing although time keeping has not been tested, both have general wear, case backs have not been removed, we cannot guarantee the working order of any watch)

A TIN BOX WITH ASSORTED ITEMS, to include a quantity of boxed gents quartz fashion wristwatches, a gents 'Citizen Quartz' watch, a ladies 'Ellese' watch, a gents 'Accurist' watch, a glass tankard, assorted EPNS cutlery, a white metal belt, a cased pair of glasses, assorted semi-precious tumbled gemstones, loose cut stones and paste, onyx and hematite intaglios, commemorative coin, a small box with watch dials, keys, watch bracelet etc

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF COSTUME JEWELLERY, MASONIC REGALIA AND OTHER ITEMS, to include various pieces of costume jewellery including brooches, cufflinks, beaded necklaces, earrings, rings, fashion wristwatches mostly ladies quartz names to include 'Next, Sekonda, Rotary, Seiko, Imado, Timex, Oris, Citizen quartz' etc, compacts, cutlery pieces, a 'Parker' pen set, a small box of fob medals, knife rests, together with a Masonic blue apron, an AF wallet, small hand book and papers and a travel case with other assorted pieces of costume jewellery etc

England v Scotland Pre War Football Newspapers: Covering the famous clash in seasons 1928 1939 1941 1942 1944 plus a 1938 England v Wales. Sometimes more than one newspaper for each match to include Athletic News and Evening papers The Citizen and The Times.

LONDON DISASTERS: 1- [Hodges, Nathaniel]: Loimologia: or, an Historical Account of the Plague in London in 1665...[with] An Essay on the Different Causes of Pestilential Diseases...by John Quincy, M.D., first edition in English, large folding table of funerals in London parishes. Printed for E. Bell, 1720, first edition. PP: vi, 288, Plus the folding table (with tears, small loss and Sellotape repairs). Cont. full panelled calf; 2- [Waterhouse, Edward]: A Short Narrative Of the late Dreadful Fire in London: Together with… London, Printed by W.G. for Rich. Thrale...and James Thrale, 1667, 1st. Edn. PP: (ii), 199. Cont. full calf; rubbed; lacking the front blank endpaper; name to head of title page 'Sir John Thorowgoods book, 1667', and across the verso of the title page 'Jonathan Craven his book, 1710'. The top corner of page 17 torn, with the loss of a few words; 3- [Ford, Simon]: The conflagration of London: poetically delineated. And directed to the most noble and deserving citizen Sir J. L. knight and baronet. L, printed for Sa. Gellibrand, 1667. 27pp. The side and bottom margins trimmed off, leaving just the text. Recent 1/4 leather over marbled boards. (3)

A group of six assorted watches. To include Citizen, Swatch, and Hamilton.

A collection of wristwatches including Casio, Lorus and Citizen

Neues Gesang-Buch, Alte und Neue mit allem Fleiß gesammlete geistliche und liebliche Lieder in sich haltend : welche auf Approbation E. E. Kirchen-Konvents der Stadt Straßburg bey dem öffentlichen Gottesdienst der Evangelischen Kirchen dasselbst sollen gesungen werden. Mit doppelblattgr. Kupfertitel mit Ansicht von Straßburg. Straßburg, durch Lorenz und Schuler, 1791. 3 Bll., 597 S., 8 Bll. - Angebunden: Christliches Gebeth-Büchlein, darinnen Morgen- und Abend-, Buß-, Beicht-, Communion- und andere schöne Gebethe: aus unterschiedlichen geistreichen Gebeth-Büchern zusammen getragen, in allerhand Zufällen zu gebrauchen. Ebd. 48 S. Kl.-8°. Ldr. d. Zt. mit reicher Vergoldung auf Deckeln und Rücken, goldgepr. RSchild, dreis. Goldschnitt und Marmorvorsätzen (etwas berieben und bestoßen, oberes Kapital lädiert). VD18 13931695 u. VD18 13931652. - Auf dem vorderen fliegenden Vorsatz mit kalligraphiertem Besitzeintrag der Straßburger Bürgerin Maria Magdalena Oberlinin (Marie Madeleine Oberlin), datiert 1791. - Etwas gebräunt, vereinzelt leicht fleckig. Wohlerhalten, in dekorativem Einband. With double-page copper title with a view of Strasbourg. - Bound with: see above. Cont. leather with rich gilding on covers and spine, gilt stamped spine label, gilt edges and marbled endpapers (somewhat rubbed and bumped, upper capital damaged). - On the front flyleaf with calligraphed ownership entry of the Strasbourg citizen Maria Magdalena Oberlinin (Marie Madeleine Oberlin), dated 1791. - Somewhat browned, sporadically slightly stained. Well preserved, in decorative binding.

A Seiko gilt metal manual wind wristwatch with silvered dial baton hour markers and date complication working: d. x 3cm,a Sekonda quartz stainless steel wristwatch with blue dial and baton hour markers and date complication: d .x 3cm, a gilt Seiko quartz with pearlized dial and baton hour markers and date complication: d. x 2.5cm, a Citizen gilt metal eco-drive wristwatch with white dial and roman numerals: d. x 3cm and a vintage gilt metal Seiko quartz wristwatch with gilt dial and squared face with baton hour markers and day date complication: l. x 2.5cm

A Gents Citizen Ego Drive wrist watch and an Omega Seamaster wrist watch.

A collection of pocket watches and wrist watches to include Westclox, Seiko, Limit, Citizen, Casio Baby G, and others. 

CITIZEN - a gold plated stainless steel Eco-Drive perpetual calendar quartz alarm chronograph bracelet watch, ref. E820-S082749, black dial with luminous Arabic numerals, gilt sword hands with luminous inserts, 3 subsidiary dials and date aperture, serial no. 611030984, case width 43mm, working order, boxed . Condition Report:Movement – currently working, other functions untestedDial - very cleanGlass - several heavy surface marks on left sideHands - goodCase - hardly any wearCrown – untestedBracelet - unassociated gold plated expanding bracelet, near newNotes – with inner box, no papers

Print of the record collector store, Sheffield (originally by Alan Pennington); the windows featuring artwork not by the original artist, including 'Citizen Smith Presents Electorflex, 'Head Charge', the right featuring twelve images, 38.5 x 49.5cm

A Selection of Wristwatches by Timex, Accurist, Seawatch, Montine, Citizen, Rotary, etc, Silver Fob Watch and a Silver Open Faced Pocket Watch, (qty)

Citizen - Tsuyosa Tiffany Blue Dial Automatic Watch. Citizen Cal. 8210 automatic movement. Case and strap made from stainless steel. Sapphire crystal. Ice/tiffany blue dial with black font and white hour markers. Cyclops magnified date window at 3 o'clock. Caseback reference '8210-S126967'. Quick-set date function. Comes with box and outer box.Sizing Information:Case Diameter (Incl. Crown) - 40mmLug To Lug Distance - 45mmLug Width - integratedStrap Length - 180mm

A collection of costume jewellery items including two Pandora bracelets, one with a number of charms, a ladies Citizen wristwatch

Vintage 9ct gold cased wristwatch, the silvered dial with gilt baton and Arabic quarter hour markers, date aperture at the third hour and gild hands, 25 jewels automatic movement, 33mm diameter (ex.crown), on a black leather strap with gilt buckle, 32.3g gross approx., together with a quantity of other watches to include; Sekonda, Wrangler, Citizen, Timex Expedition, etc.

9ct Gold Gent Citizen wristwatch with 9ct gold strap in running order with box, weight, 38.7 grams.

Gents Citizen Eco-Drive WR50 with stainless steel strap, in working condition.

Vintage Citizen Watch Movement - Hand-Wind WORKING - Running In Vintage Condition Signs Of Use & Wear See Photographs

The rare 'H.M.Y. Helga, Irish Sea 1918' D.S.M. group of six awarded to Leading Deck Hand E. E. Duff, Royal Navy and Merchant Fleet Auxiliary, who was in charge of Helga's gun when she was credited with sinking a German submarineDespite her Irish heritage, Helga was commandeered by the Admiralty in March 1915 and later used by the Royal Navy to shell Liberty Hall in Dublin from the River Liffey with her pair of 12-pounder naval guns during the Easter Rising of 1916Distinguished Service Medal, G.V.R. (Ldg. Dk. Hd. E. E. Duff, (A.P.) H.M.Y. Helga. Irish Sea 4. Apl 1918); Naval General Service 1915-62, 1 clasp, Persian Gulf 1909-1914 (210674. E.E. Duff, Lg. Sea. H.M.S. Highflyer.); 1914-15 Star (E.E. Duff, A.B. M.F.A.); British War and Victory Medals (E.E. Duff. D.H. M.F.A.); Mercantile Marine War Medal (Ernest. E. Duff), good very fine (6)D.S.M. London Gazette 29 November 1918, the original citation states:'HMY Helga attack on enemy Irish Sea 4 April 1918. In charge of gun when HMY Helga sank an enemy submarine.'Ernest Edwin Duff was born at Deal, Kent on 12 April 1885. A telegraph boy, he enlisted in the Royal Navy as a Boy 2nd Class on 12 April 1903. A succession of shore and sea-based appointments followed and on 21 February 1911 he was drafted to Highflyer, serving aboard her until 29 May 1913. Later that same year he was invalided from the service with myopia on 9 October.Duff married Kathleen Power in Dublin in September 1916 and despite his disability enrolled in the Merchant Fleet Auxiliary, joining H.M.Y. Helga for service during the Great War.1916 Easter UprisingChris Shouldice takes up the story in his online article 'The Captain's Table':'HMY Helga is infamously known for its role in shelling Dublin during the 1916 Rising but before she was pressed into war service, she had a far more benign profession as a protection cruiser and research vessel for the Department of Agriculture and Technical Instruction. Built in the Liffey Dockyard in Dublin in 1908 and originally named the Helga II, her purpose was to engage in fishery patrols, monitoring the coast for any illegal fishing activity. She was also equipped with a laboratory for marine research and took part in research projects like the survey of Clare Island in 1909.As the British found themselves in an unexpectedly lengthening war in Europe, she was taken over by the Admiralty in 1915 for military purposes as an armed auxiliary patrol yacht. She was renamed the HMY Helga and served as an anti-submarine patrol vessel and an armed escort.It was however in Ireland during the 1916 Rising that the Helga's most notable acts occurred. The Helga was summoned by British forces to the capital to use artillery to root out Irish Volunteers. On the 26th of April 1916, positioned on the Liffey, she raised her 12-pound artillery guns over the Loop Line railway bridge and fired at her first target Liberty Hall, the headquarters of the Citizen Army. Her shots were less than accurate, and her shells destroyed much of the surrounding buildings and beyond. She also targeted the GPO and Bolland Mills which Eamon De Valera had occupied.1918 rescuing survivors from R.M.S. Leinster.In 1918, she successful sank a German U-Boat Submarine off the coast of the Isle of Man. This was the Helga's first and sole confirmed sinking during the war. However, the presence of U-boats continued to be a real threat to the merchant and passenger vessels in the Irish Sea.In 1917, the Germans began placing their U-boats in the Approaches, the name given to the region near the entrance and exit to the Irish Sea. This was an attempt to stifle the British attempts at Trans-Atlantic trade. The RMS Leinster was typical of their targets, a passenger ship which, along with three other sister ships, made daily crossings from Kingstown (now Dún Laoghaire) to Holyhead. Known for its exceptional speed, the RMS Leinster held a place of pride in Irish eyes, as it was seen to be their representative in the commercial competition over the Irish Sea. The Leinster along with its sister ships, had won the tender for the Royal Mail delivery from Ireland to the British mainland. While it provided valuable employment to the people of Kingstown and Holyhead in Wales, the requirements of this contract were strict. There was a stipulation that the post collected in Dublin had to be delivered to the mainland the following day. This meant that the RMS Leinster ran daily, and on-time no matter the circumstances.On the morning of the 9th of October (1918), the RMS Leinster set out from Dun Laoghaire, filled to capacity, for what was to be its final voyage. Despite the U-boat warnings, that morning was no different, the war had been in action for four years, and the crossings were routinely unprotected. Furthermore, the level of censorship which the British government exercised over the press meant that many civilians were largely unaware of the danger that awaited them. Lurking under the waters off Kish Island was U-boat 123, which had already sunk two boats since it left Germany days earlier. At 09:45, the first torpedo was fired, shooting past the brow of the Leinster. The second was a direct hit, and a third torpedo sunk the entire vessel.Coaling, or refuelling, that same morning in Dublin was HMY Helga, the same ship which had been shelling the city two and a half years earlier. That day however, the Helga succeeded in being first on the scene of the Leinster sinking, and managed reach it just in time to rescue approximately 90 passengers, though there is some confusion as to the exact number. These passengers were not returned to Kingstown but disembarked in Wales. Due the controls on wartime press, the British government were keen to keep any such disasters out of the public eye'.Duff died on 11 November 1935 at Dover, at the time he was employed on the Trinity House Pilot Cutter, S.S. Prudence. (The Dover Express of 22 November 1935 refers).Sold together with his silver wound badge, this numbered B158828, a copy photo of Helga, a postcard of Highflyer, copy of Helga's ships log from the National Maritime Museum for 4-5 April 1918 and a copy of Irish Naval service.…

United Arab Emirates, Dubai Police 3rd Series, Order of the Dubai Police (4), 1st Class, gilt; 2nd Class, gilt; 3rd Class, silvered; 4th Class, silvered; Decoration of Excellent Service (2), 1st Class, for 40 years' service, gilt for Officers; 2nd Class, for 40 years' service, silvered for non-commissioned Officers; Order of Security Cooperation (2), 1st Class, gilt; 2nd Class, silvered, all by Fattorini, each with riband bar and in case of issue, overall good very fine and better (8)The Order of the Dubai Police is awarded to members of the police force, or to any citizen or foreigner, in recognition of services rendered or a specific excellent work regarding the police.The Decoration of Excellent Service is bestowed upon Officers, non-commissioned Officers, and individuals who have served for at least ten years, have excelled in performance, and have had a distinguished career without any disciplinary sanctions. The Order of Security Cooperation is given to members of the police, and to military and civilian personnel, who have done distinguished service in security cooperation and have contributed to security upgrades.…

A very fine Gold Al Valore Militare awarded to Vice-Commander of the Bologna Partisan Division A. Cucchi, who served in the field under the code name JacopoItaly, Republic, Al Valore Militare, Gold issue, silver-gilt, marked 'A-800' (Cucchi Aldo - Imola-Bologna - 9-9-943 - 21-4-45.), good very fineCitation states:'Founder, organizer and commander of the partisan units in the Imola area, he stood out from the first days for his sagacity in organization and his courage in action. These qualities shone later in Bologna where, in command of a GAP, he carried out actions against Nazi headquarters and units, actions that had a wide resonance encouraging the people of Bologna to resist Nazi oppression.Arrested by the SS and managing to escape, he worked as a doctor and fighter in a Brigade operating behind the German deployment on the Gothic Line.During a tough battle, seeing his commander fall, he picked up his body and rushed with a few men into the midst of the advancing enemy. He then re-established the seriously compromised situation, dragging the partisans in the wake of his courage. Commander of a Brigade and deputy commander of the "Bologna" Division, he was recognised and remembered as one of the clearest figures of the partisan movement in Emilia and as one of the major architects of the heroic recovery of that region.'Aldo Cucchi was born on 27 December 1911. A graduate in medicine and surgery, Cucchi had secretely joined the Communist Party in 1938. He took part in the Second World War as a Medical Lieutenant on the Greek-Albanian front and was transferred in 1942 to the hospital in Bologna with the rank of Lieutenant. After the armistice of 8 September 1943, he actively participated in the resistance movements with the battle name of Jacopo, becoming Vice-Commander of the Bologna Partisan Division in 1945. After the war, he worked as a forensic doctor but turned to politics. In 1948 he was elected as Deputy of the Italian Communist Party and ventured to the Soviet Union in 1950, writing about his experiences in a 1952 book entitled Una delegazione italiana in Russia. With various factions and changes to the party in Italy, he ended his career in the ranks of the Italian Democratic Socialist Party. An Honorary Citizen of Bologna, Cucchi died on 8 May 1983.…

Qty of mostly quartz wristwatches inc Crane & Viceroy, Atomic, Citizen eco drive etc - for spares / repairs - SOLD ON BEHALF OF THE NEW BREAST CANCER UNIT APPEAL YEOVIL HOSPITAL

SELECTION OF LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S WRISTWATCHESincluding Geoffrey Beene, Seiko Chronograph, Citizen, Sekonda, Ravel, Abbott Lyon, Guess, Olivia Burton and Vivienne Westwood (15)

SELECTION OF ELEVEN LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S WRISTWATCHESincluding Sekonda, Citizen Automatic, Pierre Cardin and Pulsar; together with two fob watches (13)

SELECTION OF LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S WRISTWATCHESincluding Sekonda, Tissot, Casio, Michael Kors, Citizen Eco-Drive and Paul Valentine (21)

* JOSEF HERMAN OBE RA (POLISH/BRITISH 1911 - 2000), MAN AND CART ink and watercolour on papermounted, framed and under glass image size 25cm x 19cm, overall size 44cm x 37cm Label verso: Boundary Gallery, London Note: Polish-born painter who became a British citizen in 1948. He was born in Warsaw, the son of a Jewish cobbler, and studied at the Warsaw School of Art, 1930–31. In 1938 he moved to Brussels, then in 1940 to Glasgow, where he became a friend of another Polish refugee, Jankel *Adler. He moved to London in 1943, then from 1944 to 1953 lived in the Welsh mining village of Ystradgynlais. Ill health forced him to seek a drier climate and subsequently he lived in London and Suffolk. Herman is best known for his sombre pictures of Welsh miners, with whom he felt a strong affinity. He often showed their black figures silhouetted against the sun: ‘This image of the miners on the bridge against a glowing sky mystified me for years with its mixture of sadness and grandeur. ’ Michael Jacobs and Malcolm Warner write that ‘The harsh realities of life here provided a subject perfectly attuned to his expressionist style of painting. He feels that he has achieved a special empathy with the local inhabitants, and knew that he was accepted by them as soon as they referred to him by the affectionate nickname “Joe bach” (little Joe). Much of his time at Ystradgynlais was spent underground observing the life of the miners’ (The Phaidon Companion to Art and Artists in the British Isles, 1980). Herman made a considerable reputation with his mining scenes and was commissioned to paint a mural for the Festival of Britain in 1951 (Miners, Glynn Vivian Art Gallery and Museum, Swansea). In subsequent paintings he depicted the life of other working people he had seen on his extensive travels, which are documented in his book Related Twilights: Notes from an Artist's Diary (1975). He made an impressive collection of African sculpture and his figure style was to some extent based on it. More than one hundred works by Josef Herman are held in UK public collections.

A selection of jewellery and watches, the jewellery includes a 9ct yellow and white gold cubic zirconia brooch, total gross weight approx. 1.4g, two "925" stamped silver pendants, a "925" stamped silver blue john pendant necklace, four Swarovski crystal necklaces and a Monet bracelet,the watches include a ladies Rotary two tone LB02563/01 watch, a ladies Rotary gold plated mother of pearl dial watch and a ladies Citizen WR50 stainless steel watch

Entertainment approx 20 signed photos including names of A Citizen Above Suspicion, Nigel Havers, Paul Scofield and more. Dedicated. 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

Citizen Eco-Drive WR - 50 wristwatch with date app at 3 o'clock two tone strap

Citizen Eco-Drive WR - 50 wristwatch with date app at 3 o'clock two tone strap. Box and two outer boxes

Collection of Ladies & Gentlemen's Wristwatches, bracelet and leather straps, various makes to include London Marathon, Imado, Accurist, Fahrenheit, Rotary, Pierre Balmain, Rhino, Mappin & Webb, Lorus, Ling, Sekonda, Kendall & James, Constant, Uno,Victor, Casio, Nina Ricci, Ingersoll, Citizen, Lonstar, Pierre Nicol, Gillex, Avia, Jane Shilton, cocktail watches, fashion watches, etc.

Collection of Ladies & Gentlemen's Wristwatches, bracelet and leather straps, various makes to include Orlando, Accurist, Lacoste, Glenfiddich, Louis Valentin, Sekonda, Timex, Sonata, Citron, Reflex, Carvel, Seiko, D & G, Anker, Slazenger, Oasis, Everite, Citizen, Solo, Lorus, cocktail watches, fashion watches, etc.

ADMIRAL CUTHBERT COLLINGWOOD, typescript. c200ppCopies of secret letters received and sent by Admiral Collingwood. 'Delivered between May 1805 - July 1806, 'Received' May 1805 - October 1805. An emphasis on pre and post-Trafalgar, typist unknonw, but likely a US Citizen as the paper size and typeface (an IBM type) as from America. Bound within a contemporary black folio.Ex libris