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Two Books to incl an antique edition of 'The Etched Works of Rembrandt, A Monograph', with hand-cut pages and seemingly signed by the author Francis Seymour Haden, and a ledger for works to be done St. Marys Church House, Reading [2]

Boys Own 1882-83, James Dixon's Wages Ledger, Culperers Herbal- Nicholson, Halifax, The Retired Gardener 1706, other early books (11)- One Box.

Gustaf Adolf Mauritz Erickson (1872-1947) A collection of logs and movement files for his sailing ship fleet from his London Agent H . Clarkson & Co, circa 1930, including details of ships afloat, for sale or charter, letters and office books, one containing the details of the stranding of the 'Herzogin Cecllie' off Bolt Head and related ephemera.Sailing ships archive including the Hercogin Cecile photo and agents current sailing ships for charter & his sailing ship fleet records, plus his personal ledger.

A 19th century ship's Accounts ledger for the sailing barque 'Emily' of North Shields, circa 1863, fourteen manuscript pages, marbled boards and red leather spine.

A pair of Miranda C Smith pottery dalmation figures 16 cm high, a pair of Delft blue and white candlesticks 18.5 cm high, a miniature glazed pottery mug with transfer decoration "On thy sweet lips to print a kiss is my dear child the price of this" 6.3 cm high and a Victorian pottery mug by Lloyd & Co of Middlesbrough on Tees inscribed "The Centenary of the St. Ledger ..." listing the horses and jockeys with number of subscribers and runners and the time of each race (handle missing) (6)

AN HISTORIC LEDGER FROM THE COUNTY COURT OF STAFFORDSHIRE HOLDEN AT CHEADLE RECORDING FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS RELATED TO VARIOUS COURT CASES TOGETHER WITH A FURTHER BOOK OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS TO INCLUDE LAST WILLS AND TESTAMENTS

Group of postcards, family photos, old ledger and sketch albums, miniature books etc (three boxes)

A Quantity of 19th Century Pages of Lithograph Illustrations from Natural History Together with a Ledger etc

York, an early nineteenth-century English provincial silver-mounted snuff horn or snuff mull, the interior of the plain hinged cover struck with hallmarks, James Barber & William Whitwell, York c.1820, length 10.5cm approxSee: Baggott, M. (2010). An Illustrated Guide to York Hallmarks 1776-1858 and a Transcript and Index of the York Assay Office Ledger 1805-1821, p.131 where it is listed that a "snuff horn" was recorded in the Assay Office ledger at York, and page 153 where it is listed that on March 14th 1820, Mess. Barber & Whitwell submitted "mounting for a horn" for assay and touch.‌

Lady King's Ledger, an eighteenth-century green leather-bound account book of Lady King, including an entry of December 22nd 1722, "I bought a victualling bill assign'd to my dearest from Benjamin Rutland dated 7 November 1722 no 695 for £619.07.04"

York, a long pair of George III English provincial silver and steel scissors, one arm engraved with a crest, Prince and Cattles [incuse mark], York, 1805, length 22.3cm approxNote: the scissors are struck also with 'E' in a rectangular punch, perhaps a workman's mark [this mark noted by Martin Gubbins, 'York Assay Office & Silversmiths 1776-1858', p. 32, in the years 1800-06]. This pair of scissors is presumably one of the two pairs of large scissors sent for assay by Prince and Cattles on July 16th 1805 [see Michael Baggott's Transcription of the York Assay Office Ledger 1805-1821, privately published 2010.

A BUXTON FC POST WAR ONWARDS LEDGER BOOK, INCLUDING HUNDREDS OF PAGES OF WRITTEN TEAM LINE UPS/ RESULTS/ NEWSPAPER CUTTINGS. GREAT ITEM SHOWCASING BUXTON FC HISTORY.

A YORKSHIRE AMATEURS 1930S LEDGER BOOK, ASSORTMENT OF CUTTINGS/ TELEGRAMS/ LETTERS/ TEAM SHEETS/ LINE UPS. A STUNNING ARCHIVE COVERING NON LEAGUE HISTORY.

CORINTHIANS FC, A STUNNING LEDGER BOOK FOR THE TEAMS SOUTH AFRICAN TOUR IN THE SUMMER OF 1903, CONTAINS 88 STUCK DOWN PHOTOS/ CUTTINGS COLLECTED BY ONE OF THE TOURING PARTY INCLUDING MATCH ACTION PHOTOS. 28 ITINERARY CARDS/ MENUS/ FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES. A SIMPLY STUNNING ITEM.

A large landscape framed and glazed art print off ‘The Joker’ from  Christopher Nolans “The Dark Knight ‘with Heath ledger as ‘The Clown Prince of Crime’ in slightly abstract, beautiful form. 1,640 grams 101x30.5x2cmCONDITION: Few little marks to the frame, otherwise all good, as seen in the photographs.PACKING & SHIPPING Let us take the hassle of sorting out packing and shipping from you. Mark Hill Auctions is delighted to be able offer the buyer an in-house packing and shipping service for this lot. We use UPS for shipping and all packages are sent insured with a tracked service. We do not ship without insurance. We do not use any other service such as Royal Mail, FEDEX or DHL.Please see below for estimated packing and shipping prices: UK (Estimated):£21.16 USA (Estimated): £61 EU (Estimated):£27.50 R.O.W. (Estimated):£58 In addition to these packing and shipping estimates, insurance will be charged as described below.INSURANCE We only ship with insurance. Insurance costs 1.5% of the total of the hammer price plus buyer’s premium and any applicable VAT, so you can work this cost out yourself when you have won a lot and received your invoice. As such, the price for insurance will be added to the above estimates if you request your item(s) to be shipped.HOW TO REQUEST SHIPPING To request packing and shipping, please wait for your invoice to arrive by email and click on the ‘Request Postage’ button on your invoice, or contact us by email at admin@markhillauctions.com requesting packing and shipping for your lot(s). The actual packing, shipping and insurance cost will then be added to your invoice and your invoice will be resent to you for payment. VAT All above quoted packing, shipping and insurance prices will have VAT added at 20%.IMPORTANT When you request your lot(s) to be packed and shipped, you understand and agree that you are committing to pay for packing and shipping because, in order for us to give you an accurate cost, we need to pack the lot(s) to ascertain the final weight and size. By doing that, we have already incurred cost by spending time and using materials to pack your lot(s). Therefore this charge must be paid, even if you later decide to collect your lot.Please note that this packing and shipping service is undertaken entirely at the buyer’s risk. Whilst we are careful and experienced and take the utmost care to pack items as well as we can, we cannot be held responsible for any damage to, or loss of, items packed and sent to you. By paying for our in-house packing and shipping service, the buyer agrees that any items are sent entirely at their own risk and that no compensation can be offered by us for any loss or damage. Lots must be paid for in full before they will be packed and released.MULTIPLE PURCHASES The estimates above are for this lot only. If you buy multiple lots from this auction, they can be combined where possible into one or more packages - size, shape and weight permitting. For these packages containing multiple lots, you will receive a discount of 17.5% of the total of the applicable quotes listed for those lots.IMPORT DUTIES & TARIFFS When your item(s) arrive in your country, import duties, tariffs & taxes and other service charges may be payable before goods are released to you. These duties, tariffs, taxes and charges vary for each country and are entirely your responsibility and must be paid by you. Please note that we have no way of knowing what they will be. If you do not pay these charges, your item(s) will be returned to us.

Worldwide A vintage ledger book with hundreds of stamps from classics to about 1920, incl. China with 10cts surcharge on 9cts Dowager used (faulty), Japanese revenues, Cape triangles (3), USA 1870-73 issues incl. 12cts, 24cts and 90cts (pulled corner), etc. Please inspect.

The B.E.M. and D.S.M. with part campaign group to Chief Petty Officer Writer William Charles Bond, Royal Navy, who was awarded the D.S.M. for the action between H.M.S. Alcantara and S.M.S. Greif in 1916: The Medal of the Order of the British Empire for Meritorious Service (British Empire Medal), George VI, GRI cypher (C.P.O. WR. WILLIAM C. BOND, D.S.M., P/MX. 5731), in case of issue, extremely fine; Distinguished Service Medal, George V (M.10262. W. C. F. BOND, 3RD. WR. H.M.S. ALCANTARA. 29. FEB. 1916), very fine or nearly so; 1914-15 Star (350523, W. C. BOND. S.B.S., R.N.), good very fine or better; Victory Medal (350523 W. C. BOND. CH. S.B.S. R.N.), good very fine, [4]; together with a collection of associated items including the recipient's journal with notes on the sinking of S.M.S. Greif by the Alcantara, press cuttings, correspondence, an ALCANTARA cap tally, a portrait photograph of the recipient, two of the recipient's warrants, a silver presentation tankard to the recipient from the officers of H.M.S. Europa (C.J. Vander Ltd., London 1945) and other items. B.E.M. London Gazette 11/07/1940 D.S.M. London Gazette 20/06/1916William Charles Bond was born in Portsmouth on the 7th of September 1896 and he joined the Royal Navy in November 1914. In 1916 he was serving as Third Class Writer in H.M.S. Alcantara, an armed merchant cruiser employed in the naval blockade of Germany. On the 28th of February, Admiral Jellicoe was made aware that a German commerce raider had entered the North Sea accompanied by a U-Boat and he deployed vessels to intercept her. In the previous month Britain had lost the battleship H.M.S. King Edward VII to mines laid by a similar enemy ship, S.M.S. Möwe, which had gone on to sink several allied merchant vessels, and preventing the new threat - S.M.S. Greif - from escaping into open seas was of great importance. On the 29th of February the Alcantara encountered Greif, disguised as a Norwegian merchantman, northeast of the Shetland Islands, and made preparations for boarding her. A surprise attack from Grief initiated a ferocious gun battle in which both ships were sunk. The battered Alcantara developed a heavy list prior to sinking and William Bond observed a badly wounded marine on the lee side. In spite of having a hernia he slid down the deck to assist and, being unable to drag the man up the sloping deck to the raised side, he helped him off the lower side before following him into the frigid water to take care of him. Leaving a capsizing and sinking ship in this manner is extremely dangerous and Bond's courageous and selfless act was observed by the Alacantara's commander Captain Thomas Wardle, who recommended him for the D.C.M. Bond had already performed a valuable service of another kind by securing the ship's ledger in its special watertight container and for some time afterwards he was uncertain which deed had resulted in the award.Although he had originally enlisted "for [the] period of hostilities" William Bond went on to have a naval career that spanned both World Wars, and in 1940 he was awarded the B.E.M. "in recognition of services during the war". In addition to the medals offered here he was awarded the British War Medal 1914-20 and the R.N. L.S.G.C. medal.

PESSOA, Fernando.- Mensagem.- Lisboa: Agência Geral das Colónias, 1941.- 103 p.; 20 cm.- B., Copy no. 11 of the special edition of 15 printed on “Manchester Ledger” paper, of the second edition of one of the most emblematic books of 20th century Portuguese literature, in which some poems were corrected and dated, as in a copy of the first edition, revised by the author. Dedication by Júlio Cayola (General Agent of the Colonies) on the free endpapers: A Carlos Queiroz, tão amigo do Poeta. Fevereiro 1941. Very clean copy.

Janet Ledger (b.1931) “Mind How You Cross”, self portrait of the artist aged 8, depicted to the right, signed, further titled verso, oil on board, 18.5 x 14cms, 30 x 25cms in frame.

Early 20th Century French Fabric Sample Book, enclosing samples in silk, crepe and wool flannel in stripes and checks, 33cm by 50cm by 12cm, 116 double sided pages, each page has a large folded sample and smaller examples of the colourways, each design has a handwritten code, approximately 270 samples and 20% missingIn a green and black mottled paper-bound ledger with black fabric spine, labelled 'J Borgey, Papeterie, Lyon',Another Album Dated 1907-8 enclosing silk brocade, tartan, moire, checked and other samples, 49cm by 32cm by 6cm, 98 double sided pages, the majority all bear a sticker with a handwritten code and date, approximately 1,238 samples and 8% missing, in a green fabric mounted ledger, sticker to the spine handwritten with 'Soies Tissees, Ecossais Motifs Pour Gaufres Fins 1907-1908',(2)

A Chinese blue and white pear-shaped ewer, Qing dynasty, painted on one side with a lady cradling a baby and the other side with a lady watering a plant, with attendants to either side and under a plantain tree, with inventory label to base 'X 189', 27.5cm high Provenance: Purchased by Howard and Ada Palmer (parents of Reginald Howard Reed Palmer). It appears in the Heathlands Ledger, p. 24 (purchased before 1909 for £2-2s-6d) and described as "An Oriental Ewer (Old Chinese)". It was left to RHRP by Ada Palmer in 1953. It is described in Ada's probate valuation by Simmons of Basingstoke (line 32) as: 'A Chinese porcelain blue and white wine vessel and cover, 10½ in.' The number (X) 189 was assigned to it in the Christie's valuation of 1970. It was accepted by HMRC as being of pre-eminent quality and outstanding national importance in 1981.  清 青花仕女圖執壺拍品來源：英國帕瑪家族顯赫私人收藏，由Howard Palmer和Ada Palmer（RHR Palmer的父母）以2英鎊2先令6便士的價格於1909年前购买 Condition Report: cover glued to rim and with small small hair cracks each about 1 cm longfiring cracks to where spouts and handles attach to body of ewersmall frits to glaze on spout and handle Condition Report Disclaimer

Antique leather bound ledger, part used

Two account ledgers with entries dating between October 1818 - December 1825, the accounts are for mainly British settlers in Trinidad (then under British rule), most entries are of a legal nature with court fees, consultations, fees for suits etc., lots of the names mentioned are associated with plantations or 'estates', which mainly produced sugar, owners recorded include: Robert Neilson, Casimere Dumolard, Joseph Crabtree, Charles Hugon, Victor le Barrie, John Audain, Hamilton Veitch, Robert Orr (of Park & Orr), John Burnley Littlepage, and Henry Gloster (apparently Guardian of the Slaves); Plantations mentioned include: Union Estate, Milton Estate, and Concord Estate; mention is also made of legal proceedings against captains, brigs, and schooners; the cases probably relate to land and business, but also many are likely to be about slavery; the heinous trade in human beings was in the process of being abolished but met with resistance in the West Indies, trading in enslaved people was supposedly prohibited but illegal trading continued and the use of slave labour was still permitted, the slave owners also claimed compensation for any slaves they manumitted; further research and documentation of these manuscript records seem incredibly important; each ledger measures 38 x 27cm, the first book has some damp staining at the bottom and two pages have been torn out, some toning at edges, the calf bindings have wear but are intact (2)

British Bishops and Archbishops - an unusual collection of (120+) Free Fronts and Letters in an old ledger. The collection of Bishops & Archbishops of England & Ireland, several with postal history interest. Including Archbishops of Canterbury and York, London, Durham, Winchester, Bangor, Bath, Bristol, Carlisle, Chester, Chichester, Ely, Exeter, Gloucester, Hereford, Llandaff, Lichfield, Norwich, Peterborough, Rochester etc., etc. Irish Bishops after the Union (28), several Penny Posts and various antique portrait prints. A most interesting lot!

After Valerie Mclean Colour print "May Hill - Winter", signed and titled on mount, framed and glazed, mount aperture 38cm x 28cm, a watercolour of marshland with trees, signed P. Mercer, a stipple drawing of a house by Nicola Hathaway, signed and dated 1995 lower right, a Chinese famille noir-style lidded ginger jar converted into table lamp, five assorted paintings, four watercolours and a print depicting coastal and maritime scenes and The Shamrock Shipping Co Ltd ledger, leather bound 

A late 19th Century ledger from Enoch Jones of Willenhall listing stock codes and descriptions, designs sketches and illustrations, purchase receipts and headed papers, price lists with other information and notes.

A 17th century manuscript rent ledger relating to Oxford and Buckinghamshire properties in Thame, Crendon, Wendlebury, Dorechester....'48 sides dated 1683-1699 - black ink. small Fo (300 x 200mm) full calf, bds loose and lacks back (1) This lot is sold subject to the manorial documents rules.

Brewery Interest: Bass, Ratcliff & Gretton, Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire - a 19th and early 20th Century ledger, rate book from an Inn Keeper probably the Red Lion (Burton-on-Trent) including: Memos of Rents paid to the Marquis of Anglesy, Quantity of Ale send from Messrs Bass & Co., 1860; multiple trade cards from the Brewery stating the year and Grain price per bushel, a Rent Contract for the Red Lion, circa 1881; a typed letter dated 8th December 1914 - Dear Sir We much regret that, owing ot the decrease in the consumption of Beer caused by the recent War Tax, it will be impossible for the present to continue the supply of Grains as hitherto.....; hand written letters regarding grain prices etc (1 book - a/f - all pages loose and out of date sequence)

A WW1 medal trio, plus Silver War Badge awarded to S4-094788 Pte Thomas G Tuthill of the Army Service Corps, and later the Royal Irish Fusiliers (using service number 41791). To include: the 1915 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal, Silver War Badge (numbered B243082), and a 1911 dated farthing ‘good luck’ token with the head of King George V cut out. Notes: Thomas Tuthill enlisted for service on May 15th 1915, serving first ib in France. He was discharged on May 30th 1919, with the reason being noted as ‘sickness’, hence the award of his badge. The trio and badge are confirmed as his full entitlement, with the BWM and Victory medal being issued by the Royal Irish Fusilier, but named to his original regiment, the Army Service Corps. There was a Thomas George Tuthill born in Newbridge, Ireland in 1895, which may explain him serving in an Irish regiment, but we cannot confirm this. His pension ledger index card is ink stamped ‘Dead’ with a date of July 15th 1925, but this cannot be verified. Condition: normal age and service wear. Age related toning to the BWM, plus some minor contact marks and signs of polishing to the high points. The Silver War Badge is good, with a working pin and clasp. The ribbons to the BWM and Victory are silk originals, but the 1915 Star ribbon is absent.

A 19thC small ebonised pine Bible box or clerk's ledger desk, with sloping hinged lid and book rest, 20cm high, 54cm wide, 31cm deep.

A GRAND TOUR STYLE SKETCH ALBUM, WITH BRASS CLASP, EARLY 19th CENTURYwith some drawings, a partly used 19th century lockable ledger (some earlier pages removed), a Baskerville Book of Common Prayer, 1760, and Lois Blanc; 'Lettres sur L'Angleterre' (copy with bookplate of Charles Wentworth Dilke)

Seven various leather bound cash books/ledgers. Condition - fair The ledger at the bottom of the pile in the photograph has been written in - none of the others have.

BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS. To include a few Folio Society vols., Kennedy, Penguins, Art, an old ledger etc etc.

Mix of items to incl a ledger, desktop inkwell and pen stand, 3 technical drawing sets etc

S. Ledger French watercolour study depicting Chateau Swisse, Normandy

S. Ledger, framed and glazed watercolour study of Chiswick House Lake

After Herring, Touchstone, the winner of the Great St Ledger Stakes at Doncaster, 1834, colour engraving.

Thomas Luny (British, 1759-1837)'Calm seashore, fishermen' signed and dated 'Luny 1826' (lower left)oil on panel30.5 x 40.7cm (12 x 16in).Footnotes:ProvenanceWith Stacy Marks Ltd., Eastbourne, stock no. 6147/L.168.According to Luny's ledger this was painted for Mr W Thompson in February 1826 and is listed as titled.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Royal Crown Derby paperweight, Honey Bear, modelled by Robert Jefferson, decoration designed by Jo Ledger, gold stopper, marks to base, 10.5cm high overall, boxed

A MANUSCRIPT VALUATIONS LEDGER FOR THE LONDON SHIP BROKER C.H. RUGG & CO. 1917-18with entries dated from 20 March 1917 to 26 July 1918, including valuations for several World War I losses, original vellum boards, hand written titles to front cover and spine -- 13 x 8½in. (33 x 21.5cm.)During the First World War C. H. Rugg & Co was the exclusive broker for the UK shipbuilding industry and acted as honorary broker to the Admiralty. In the War, the merchant service suffered heavy losses from German U-boat attacks. A policy of unrestricted warfare meant that merchant seafarers were at great risk. The tonnage lost to U-boats was around 7,759,090 tons, and 14,661 merchant seamen were killed. The ledger has over 200 handwritten entries of ships lost while on war service. The entries record details of ships lost with details of valuations and the settlement paid to the owners. Entry No. 41 was for S.S. Rio Colorado, on 22 March 1917 the ship detonated a mine laid by the submarine SM UC-50. The steamer had just reached the Tyne having crossed the Atlantic, on passage from Montevideo for Newcastle and had been approaching the mouth of the Tyne with her cargo of wheat, when she struck the mine amidships, blasting a hole in the side of the hull. Sea conditions were extremely rough at the time and she foundered in just 40 minutes. The chief officer, boatswain and two seamen drowned, whilst three firemen and the second engineer were lost and also presumed drowned. The unfortunate captain drowned while attempting to swim to safety. The ship was valued by Rugg & Co at £78,00 and eventually a settlement of £82,500 was paid to the owners Wm Petersen and Co. of London. The offices of C.H. Rugg & Co in the Baltic Exchange were completely destroyed along with files going back 100 years by an IRA bomb on 10 April 1992. Given the loss of the company's records, this must be a rare survival.

Bolton Football Clubs Historical Documents: Includes player wages ledger books from the 60s 70s and 80s, referee and linesmans payment books, gate receipts for each stand, stadium plans, receipts for player registrations, season ticket books, hundreds of cheques with Boltons logo and much more. Large box of interesting original club history.

South Africa 1877-79, no clasp (R. J. W. Earl. Engr. R.N. H.M.S. "Tamar."), good very fine216 Medals - all without clasp - issued to Tamar.Richard J. W. Earl was born on 28 June 1846 and was appointed from the Full Pay Ledger as Assistant Engineer 2nd Class in February 1867. Advanced Engineer in April 1873, he served aboard Tamar from March 1878-April 1879, including off South Africa. Put on Half Pay from June 1885 and Retired Pay in June 1890, during his career Earl was several times put before Court Martial. His widow applied for a pension in late 1892.…

Tall, slim ledger being a stock inventory of a furniture retailer with Dore's Paradise Lost and another

Film & TV Autographs - Nice Collection On Photos, Programmes With Top Names Noted Include; Basil Rathbone (Vintage Page - Sherlock Holmes,) Jack Haley (Tin Man In Wizard Of Oz,) Robert Redford, Kim Basinger, Heath Ledger (Page - Batman Joker,) Kevin Costner, Robert J Wilkie, Phil Cool, Nigel Hawthorne. There Are Over 60 Signatures.

A pair of large blank ledger books

A Royal Crown Derby paperweight, Honey Bear, date mark for 1995 (LVIII), modelled by Robert Jefferson and decoration design by Jo Ledger, gold stopper, red printed marks; together with a Panda, date code for 1994 (LVII), modelled by Robert Jefferson and decoration designed by Rita Harris, gold stopper and red Royal Crown Derby stamp on the base (2). In good condition with no obvious damage or restoration.

A 19th century French large brass and chamois-bound manuscript ledger, listing expenses incurred on a journey and other details, 1876-77, folio

[SAMPLE BOOK - SILK FABRIC]F. G. & CIE. Album of patterned silk fabric samples. Saint-Etienne, France: early 20th century. Housed in a contemporary album of marbled paper over boards, printed label to upper cover. 11 1/2 x 9 1/4 inches (29.25 x 24 cm); 40 leaves, with approximately 464 silk fabric samples pasted to rectos and versos, the samples numbered in pencil, with a printed label and a leaf from a ledger with manuscript annotations pasted to the front pastedown. The binding is worn, the label rubbed, later tape repairs to the spine and along the top edge of boards, the ledger leaf and printed label on the front pastedown are partially covered by the tape repair, losses to the ledger leaf, leaves a bit brittle and lightly toned, with some edge tears, some loosening threads at edges of silk samples, a few of the samples are not present, but were likely removed while the album was in use. No condition report? Click below to request one. *Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client, is an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact and Doyle New York shall have no responsibility for any error or omission. Please contact the specialist department to request further information or additional images that may be available.Request a condition report

SHARE CERTIFICATES: ledger containing approx 250 preference and ordinary shares issued between 1898-1902, all tipped-onto album leaves, red half-calf ledger of period, much worn with spine deficient, folio. (1)

PHARMACIES/DRUGGISTS: archive relating to Parkinsons of Burnley, manufacturing pharmaceutical company: quantity of advertising, display and product ephemera, circa 1875-1930, including log books containing labels, advertisements, trademark labels with accompanying correspondence, duty labels, signs, cards, catalogues and other ephemera: together with 2 minute book ledgers relating to wholesale druggists and manufacturers of medicinal preparations, circa 1920s-50s, folio: plus an unrelated ledger, Southwark rate book, 1934-40. (Box)

Leeds (Armley) Gaol Minute Book of Meetings of the Justices for January 1866 to July 1875. A folio ledger of neat manuscript ink records of the monthly meetings, showing those present and the matters under review with resulting orders. Most entries name prisoners in need of clothing or shoe repairs, discharge rail fares to be paid, subsistence payments, also disciplinary actions on both prisoners and neglectful staff (including a warder not noticing a conspicuous rope against an outside wall used for the escape of 2 prisoners), orders for provisions, etc. Notable entries include 'That a Clock called a Watchman's Watch be purchased at a price not exceeding Five Guineas for the use of the Gaol', 'that ... be punished by inflicting on his bare back twelve stripes with an instrument called a cat o' nine tails', 'that Charles Johnson a criminal prisoner... is convicted on oath of having... threatened to cut the Governor of the Gaol into pieces and for that purpose prepared and sharpened with a stone, a piece of iron, being part of his hospital bed..'; '10th April 1872 ... the Governor of the Gaol be requisited to furnish the Secretary of State with a Report of any facts which may have come under his notice and antecedants of Patrick Leonard now under sentence of Death in Leeds Prison for Murder'.

A Victorian Scrapbook/ Ledger book

Antiquarian and Later Books. Ten shelves of general stock, 19th c and later, including The Popular History of England, n.d. [c. 1880], uniformly bound in contemporary blue quarter-calf gilt over cloth, 4to; further bindings and library sets, including Alison's Europe, ten volumes, 8vo; facsimile of F. Scott Fitzgerald's Ledger; 19th c folio of The Illustrated London News; early 20th c loose numbers of Country Life; vintage Penguin Paperback Classics; others Pelican; etc

MANUSCRIPT. [A hand-written administrative ledger and account book for the Rape of Arundel. N.p.:] Sussex: 1655-1663, manuscript, 4to (224 x 156mm.) 126pp. in a partly legible, mostly single hand relating to land contracts and borders with 17pp. bound-in at rear relating to tithes collected and expenditure, 5 blanks leaves to front and 15 to rear, several loose manuscript inserts with one relating to the Duke of Norfolk. (Loss to top corner of first thirty leaves, text affected, some damp-staining and browning, wormholes to first blank leaves.) Original vellum (minor wormholes to upper cover and spine).

Early-mid 20th C British Rail / Western Rail Vouchers ledger, '1091' to leather spine, unused

Heath Ledger signed 10x8inch colour photo. 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

Local Interest. Arlington Mill, Bibury near Cirencester - 19th Century ledger book (filled between 1874-1885); two framed and gazed posters for sale of the mill by auction, April 1 1895; Trade receipts related to Bibury (dated between 1896-1901). (4)

A rare late 19th century ledger from Ansells Brewery, Aston, Birmingham including pub records, loans etc.,

After J.F Herring, St. Ledger Winners, titles Ellis and Matilda, framed

The Four Feathers (2002) - 3 x Shields from The 2002 film, The Four Feathers starring Heath Ledger and Kate Hudson. Provenance: from the collection of Tony King, an avid movie prop collector, many items purchased at auction and collected over the past 30 years