All notes, terms, and instructions in the accompanying Stamp Auction catalogue
            also apply to this catalogue. That catalogue’s bid form should be
              used for both sales.

           BANKNOTES
        1     United Kingdom; small mix comprising Bank of Scotland £1 (5, 1953-55), £5 (1, 1955),
               Bank of England 10/- (2).             ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                    35.
        2     --; 1922 Treasury 10/- in only about “very good” condition. TR8 (cat.£140 for VF). 20.
        3     Scotland; selection of £1 notes, all with different dates, of Commercial Bank 1927-55 (15),
               Royal Bank 1927-40 (7), and Union Bank 1924-54 (16). Generally fair to fine.      ..                £200.
        4     --; R.B.S. 2005 Nicklaus £5 (3) each in presentation wallet, unc. Also British Linen Bank
               1968 £1 VF.             ..                 ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                    20.
        5     --; Bank of Scotland; 1959 and 1966 £1, and 1965 £5, all fairly worn.                 ..                    15.
        6     England; 1951 (3 November) white £5, prefix W, VF (clean and fresh but with some
               strong folds), BE94b cat.£80.       ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                    50.
        7     --; --; 1951 (16 November) white £5, prefix W, VF (clean and fresh but with some strong
               folds), BE94b cat.£80.                 ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                    50.
        8     Australia; 1961-65 10/- Flinders with reverse design of Old Parliament House, signatory
               title “GOVERNOR, RESERVE BANK OF AUSTRALIA”, prefix AH/21, uncirculated. Krause 33,
               cat. $350.                                     ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                    80.
        9     --; another of the same, prefix AH/57, uncirculated.          ..                   ..               ..                    80.
      10     --; 1961-65 £1 with signatory title “GOVERNOR, RESERVE BANK OF AUSTRALIA”, prefix
               HJ/95, uncirculated. Krause 34, cat. $300.                         ..                   ..               ..                    70.
      11     --; 1974-85 (1988) $2 MacArthur – ten unc. examples, each from the final printing and in
               individual presentation folders (Krause 43e cat.$9 each); also several other cheaper notes.            30.

              CIGARETTE AND TRADE CARDS
      12     Small box containing 22 different sets, and 1 duplicate set – Churchman, Gallaher, Players,
               Wills, Mitchell, Phillips, generally fine. þ          ..               ..                   ..               ..                    60.
      13     Large shoebox with many hundreds of loose cards. þ       ..                   ..               ..                    30.
      14     Tub with 1,784 (counted !) mixed loose cigarette cards. þ ..                  ..            35.

           COINS
      Ü     With the volatility of the precious metal markets, some of the estimates in this section may be
              superseded by events. Estimates here have been based on gold and silver prices of £1,050 and
              £20 per troy ounce respectively.
      15     Mix in box, much UK inc. a number of modern UK commem crowns (some £5) and six
              folders, tins of mixed foreign, a few odd useful singles, etc. (100s) þ      ..        £120.
      16     Mixed box (c.6.5kg gross) with much cheap material (UK commem crowns, pennies and
               halfpennies, foreign odds, etc.) but including roughly £3/10/0 face in UK pre-47 and pre-20
               silver. þ ..                 ..                 ..                 ..               ..                   ..            80.
      17     Mix in box (c.6.9kg gross) with much Australian and UK, a few banknotes. (100s) þ                  75.
      18     Heavy box of “smush” - UK and foreign low values, modern out-of-date, UK pennies and
              halfpennies, etc. (c.16kg net) þ    ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                    70.
      19     Large world mix in various tins, boxes, and bags, all in an old broken briefcase. All-world
               inc. some UK. Unfortunately includes a bagful of USA 1c worth next to nothing, but others
               make up. (c.19kg gross) þ           ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                    70.
      20     Small box with a fistful of slightly better coins – some current or exchangeable foreign, a
              few foreign silver, etc. (c.60) þ    ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                    55.
      21     Medium box with world mix in tin and smaller box – the bulk in UK pennies, halfpennies,
               etc. (c.10kg gross) þ                   ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                    40.
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           COINS, continued.
      22     Small mixed box of mainly UK inc. a few silver. þ            ..                   ..               ..                    30.
      23     Mexican 8r coin of 1783 (from wreck of El Cazador), fair condition in presentation box.
               Also eight modern philatelic numismatic covers, and a few stamps. þ     ..            30.
      24     Small mix inc. Lusitania medallion. þ             ..               ..                   ..               ..                    12.
      25     United Kingdom; ten “Whitman” type folders with mix of farthings to florins inc. pre-47
              silver of face value £5/5/-. þ        ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                £110.
      26     --; album of pre-decimal coins from farthings to shillings, with most value in pre-1947
              silver (face c.£5.) þ  ..                 ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                £120.
      27     --; collection of decimal coins in album arranged by denomination and date, from ½p up
              to 50p (28), £1 (21), £2 (14), and £5 (15). þ ..               ..                   ..        £130.
      28     --; proof sets for 1996 to 2003 inclusive, and Executive Proof set for 2004. All in original
              boxes. (9) þ             ..                 ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                £100.
      29     --; box of mainly standard fairly modern items but in some quantity, with numbers of
              commem crowns (mainly 25p, some £5), a few coins in presentation cards, 1993 proof set,
              etc. þ    ..                 ..                 ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                £100.
      30     --; mix of pre-decimal coins (none silver) with 2/6 (15), 2/- (50), 1/- (c.250), 3d (c.300),
              1d (c.270, 1902 onwards), and ship ½d (c.260). þ         ..                   ..               ..                    30.
      31     --; small box of Victorian pennies, average condition (c.260). þ            ..               ..                    26.
      32     --; bulk lot of commemorative crowns (each in individual plastic case) comprising 1965
              Churchill (7), 1972 S.Wedding (9), 1977 Jubilee (25), 1980 Q.Mother (4), and 1981
              Wedding (18).þ       ..                 ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                    20.
      33     --; album of pre-decimal ¼d, ½d, 1d, brass 3d arranged by date. (100s) þ            ..                    15.
      34     --; 2001 £2 coin with error of production – blank for centre has bee mis-cut, leaving a
              roughly crescent-shaped space between the two parts, EF. ..                  ..            10.
      35     --; Silver Coins; 1677 Charles II crown fair/fine, also 1844 crown (star stops on edge) F.           60.
      36     --; --; four crowns around 1820, 1935 crown, halfcrowns of 1817, 1820, 1887, and 1923.
               Mixed condition, some very worn. þ               ..               ..                   ..               ..                £100.
      37     --; --; album arranged by date, with half-crowns (4 pre-1920, 11 pre-1947, 16 later), florins
               (1, 19, 20), shillings (8, 25, 38), 6d (3, 20, 20), and silver 3d (17, 20). Mixed quality. þ          £140.
      38     --; --; 1996 “Anniversary Collection” in original box (7 coins, £1 to 1p, all in silver proof).
               Cat.£150. þ             ..                 ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                    30.
      39     --; --; two of 1998 silver proof Britannia £2. þ                ..                   ..               ..                    30.
      40     --; --; tin with £16/12/3 face value in pre-1947 coins. þ   ..                   ..               ..                £320.
      41     --; --; loose mix of pre-1920 (face £2/17/-) and pre-1947 (face £2/19/6) silver coins. Also
              France 10f (2), Australia 2/- (1).   ..                 ..               ..                   ..        £160.
      42     --; silver proofs, each in original box, of 1995 £1, £2 (both), 1996 £1, £2, £5, 1997 £2, £5,
              1998 50p. þ             ..                 ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                    60.
      43     --; silver proofs, each in original box, of 1986 £2 Games, 1990 Q.Mother £5, 1999 Rugby
              £2. Also 1999 1oz Britannia, and Jersey 2006 Churchill £5. þ              ..               ..                    60.
      44     --; Gold Coins; 1804 George III half guinea, F/VF.         ..                   ..               ..                £120.
      45     --; --; 1874 Half Sovereign, VF. ▲                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                £110.
      46     --; --; 1894 Half Sovereign, VF. ▲                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                £110.
      47     --; --; 1895 Half Sovereign, F. ▲ ..                 ..               ..                   ..        £110.
      48     --; --; 1900 Sovereign, VF/EF. ▲                  ..               ..                   ..               ..                £220.
      49     --; --; 1911 Sovereign, EF. ▲      ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                £220.
      50     --; --; 1911 Half Sovereign, VF+ but some glue on reverse. ▲              ..               ..                £110.
      51     --; --; 1913 Half Sovereign, VF. ▲                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                £110.
      52     --; --; 1913 Half Sovereign, VF. ▲                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                £110.
      Ü     --; --; see also Jewellery.
      53     --; Sets; 85 of the 1968 specimen decimal sets in blue plastic folders, cat.£2.50 each.
               (There are two types of cover print on these, and two colours of insert). þ             ..                    22.
A Buyer’s Premium of 10% (vat-inclusive) will be added to all sale prices.
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                   COINS, continued.
      54     Ancient; one each of Pontus (?), Illyricum, India, Macedonia, Persia, Greece (?), and three
               Roman. Mixed quality. þ             ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                    40.
      55     Australia; 1915-61 range of silver threepences on home-made page. (72).            ..                    24.
      56     --; 1912-63 range of silver sixpences on home-made pages. (c.188)      ..               ..                £120.
      57     --; 1911-63 range of silver shillings on home-made pages. (60)              ..               ..                    24.
      58     --; 1917-63 range of silver florins on home-made pages. (90)                ..               ..                £240.
      59     --; mix of silver coins comprising 3d (52), 6d (7), 1/- (3), 2/- (15), 1966 50c (8). þ 80.
      60     --; “Type Set” folder with fairly complete range of KE7 to QE type coins (42) inc. several
               silver.     ..                 ..                 ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                    40.
      61     Canada; 1996 tiny gold $1 Maple Leaf, unc. (1/20^th oz. 0.999)            ..               ..                    45.
      62     Europe; album with small colln. of Germany (63 inc. a few silver) and Poland (45). Also a
               few Canada. þ         ..                 ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                    50.
      63     Germany; c.1993-2001 collection of silver 10dm coins (54), each 15.5g of 0.625 silver
               (ASW of each coin 0.3114oz). Also 2002 similar €10 coins, (6), each 18g of 0.925 (ASW
               0.5353oz). Total ASW c.20oz. þ                   ..               ..                   ..               ..                £280.
      64     Guernsey; 1997 Golden Wedding silver proof £1 (2), and 1999 Royal Wedding silver proof
               £1. Each 9.5g 0,925. þ               ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                    15.
      65     Russia; 1898 gold 5 rouble, VF. ▲               ..               ..                   ..               ..                    90.

           MEDALS
      66     Queen’s South Africa Medal (3^rd type reverse) with five clasps (Cape Colony, Orange Free
               State, Transvaal, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902), EF. Named to 25718 TPR. T.
                MACILWAIN 6^TH IMP. YEO.             ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                    80.
      67     WW1 Memorial Plaque (has been polished), plus matching WW1 Victory Medal (named to
               28241 Pte. J. Sellar High. L.I.) þ ..                 ..               ..                   ..            35.
      68     WW1 pair (BWM, Victory) (named to 51610 Pte. J. Maguire E. Yorks. R.) Also small silver
               badge (not military). þ                 ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                    24.
      69     WW1 standard pair (named to 640179 Pte F. Jackson 2-Can. Inf.). Also a silver cigarette-
               holder-case, and other oddments. þ                ..               ..                   ..               ..                    30.
      70     Group of six comprising 1939-1945 Star, Burma Star, Defence Medal, 1939-45 BWM,
               Efficiency Decoration (GVIR, with Territorial suspender bar, and GVIR bar), and Special
               Constabulary Long Service Medal. Also matching set of miniatures. þ   ..        £100.
      71     Group of four comprising 1939-1945 Star, Burma Star, Defence Medal, 1939-45 BWM,
               plus matching set of miniatures. þ ..                 ..               ..                   ..            30.

           POSTCARDS
      72     Large old original album with collection of largely Scottish views, plus other UK, a few
               foreign, artistic, and subjects. Mainly “golden age”, some up to about 1950s/60s. Some
               better cards. (398) þ                   ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                £150.
      73     Accumulation in two boxes (large shoebox size) of just mixed cards of all periods and
               types, but a good proportion from 1900-30 and inc. more unusual, some better views,
               much European, artists, a few real photographic, etc. (Estimate c.1,500) þ             ..                £150.
      74     Three shoeboxes of postcards – two boxes are of mainly modern but with a scattering of
              older cards here and there inc. odd useful Scottish, the third box is mainly 1910s-1920s
              Scottish inc. many Orkney, though quality is mixed (some worn or grubby, some with
              stamps removed). (100s) þ          ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                £150.
      75     Collection/accumulation with mix in album (200+, mixed types and periods inc. Scottish
              and English views, some subjects, etc.), plus loose in small suitcase (100s, many
              interesting Moderns). þ                ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                    40.
      76     Floral Clocks; mainly modern seln. (70)         ..               ..                   ..               ..                    15.
      77     Silks; woven silk card of the ship R.M.S. Celtic, with no manufacturer's name. Good but
              with small faults.         ..                 ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                    20.
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                   POSTCARDS, continued.
      78     Ascension; five unused cards (4 with undivided backs) with four different views. 15.
      79     U.S.S.R.; 1911-39 postally used cards of Russia (8), Estonia (2), and Latvia (2). 15.

           EDINBURGH POSTCARDS
      80     Set of cards published by George Stewart & Co. of Edinburgh, certainly some of the earliest,
              and possibly the very first, picture postcards to be published in the UK. In Picture Postcards
              and their Publishers (Anthony Byatt, 1978) it says “... when the postal regulations were
              relaxed in September 1894, a set of views of Edinburgh, printed by process blocks, was
              quickly released. The views were very small and placed in the top left hand corner of the
              card.”
              Each is a 120 x 74mm white card with monochrome illustration on front, text on back (“POST
                CARD/THE ADDRESS ONLY TO BE WRITTEN ON THIS SIDE” and “HALFPENNY/STAMP” within
              interrupted box.
               The series of cards is as follows; {i} Edinburgh from the Forth (light brown), {ii} a duplicate
              of the same (mounted so as to show reverse), {iii} Nelson's Monument (light brown), {iv}
              same (light green), {v} Edinburgh from the Forth (dull purple), {vi} St. Giles' Spire (light
              green), {vii} Scott Monument and Castle (purple-brown), and {viii} same (grey-violet).
              Cards are in fine and fresh condition, particularly fresh for their age, all are unused, and are
              mounted with photo-corners on written-up pages. A rare group, significant to Edinburgh
              collectors and to collectors of postcard history; we can remember seeing them displayed by
              the collector who acquired them – probably 20 or 30 years ago, and have not seen any others
              since. (8)                   ..                 ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                £200.+
      81     Two cards from George Stewart & Co.'s court size Edinburgh series (published 1898),
              both unused (one with bend), plus two coloured vignette cards (c.1899-1900), and a
              reasonable range of 45 cards of various parts of the city inc. some scarcer. (49)      ..                    80.

      Ü     Following is a section of 51 lots. This represents the greatest part of a large and important
              collection of Edinburgh cards which has been assembled over the last twenty years with
              much searching, and admirable levels of determination and spending. There are of course
              standard cards included, but very many are unusual, and there are scarcer cards throughout.
              Having taken an interest in such material for many years, I can say that there are many views
              here I have never seen before. Almost all cards are of the “classic” period (c.1900-1920).
              Duplication is minimal.
              As a matter of interest, the collector kept a record of the cost of the cards. Some may have
              been overpriced, and some may have been bargains, while others were bought when prices
              were quite different from today's. The total cost is quoted at the end of each description, but
              will not always be relevant.
      82     Central Edinburgh; useful bundle of mixed mainly views inc. court size, royal events,
              scarcer scenes, a few theatrical, etc. (53, £244)                ..                   ..               ..                £150.
      83     --; mixed bundle from West End to Calton Hill via Princes Street, Scott Monument,
              Gardens, Ross Bandstand, plus Calton Hill, The Bridges, Castle, and Holyrood Palace, etc.
              (250+, £183)            ..                 ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                £100.
      84     --; another bundle, similar in range, but mainly different cards. (250+, £174)            ..                £100.
      85     --; another bundle, similar in range, but mainly different cards. (250+, £186)            ..                £100.
      86     --; another bundle, similar in range, but mainly different cards. (250+, £169)            ..                £100.
      87     Old Town; bundle of mainly the upper half of the Royal Mile inc. Lawnmarket, Grass-
              market, St. Giles, Tron Kirk, John Knox's House, plus Canongate Kirk, Grey friars, etc.
              (c.100, £88)              ..                 ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                    50.
      88     --; another bundle, similar in range, but mainly different cards. (99, £103)                ..                    50.
      89     --; smaller bundle of mainly lower half of Royal Mile, with Tolbooth, Canongate, Huntly
               House, some closes, etc. (61, £73)                  ..               ..                   ..               ..                    50.
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                   EDINBURGH POSTCARDS, continued.
      90     Granton; includes harbour, a procession (RP, possibly Granton Road), Wardie Hotel,
              Wardie Steps. (19, £80)               ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                    60.
      91     --; fine RP card of Granton Hotel (later HMS Claverhouse) with many uniformed soldiers at
              windows and balconies. Postmarked Edinburgh 1915. (1, £18)              ..               ..                    20.
      92     Newhaven; includes trams, harbour, lanes/streets. (34, plus 1 comic, 1 modern, £160)             £120.
      93     Trinity and Starbank; small group (9, £40)    ..               ..                   ..            30.
      94     Portobello; selection of mainly street scenes inc. various views of the High St., plus King's
              Rd., Bath St., Brighton Pl., etc. (44, 1 modern, 1 photo, £185.)             ..               ..                £120.
      95     --; seln. of mainly the beach, pier, and Promenade. (39 inc. couple more modern, £103)               70.
      96     --; seln. of mainly beach and Promenade, similar to, but different from previous lot. (47,
              £105)     ..                 ..                 ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                    70.
      97     --; a further generally similar seln., again different cards. (40, 2 modern, £90)          ..                    60.
      98     --; Marine Gardens, Fun City, donkeys, entertainers, gold course, military horses, Figgate
              Burn Park, etc. (37, inc. couple modern, 1 photo, £111)   ..                   ..               ..                    75.
      99     Joppa; mainly beach scenes and Esplanade, plus Brunstane, salt pans, etc. (30, plus 1
              comic, 2 modern, £101)               ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                    75.
    100     Dean; range of Dean Bridge, St. Bernard's Well, Dean Village, Glenogle, Dean Cemetery,
              some streets and buildings in area. (55, plus 8 modern, £112)                ..               ..                    75.
    101     Stockbridge; various streets, and into that edge of New Town. (19, plus 2 modern, £109)           75.
    102     Comely Bank/Inverleith; street scenes/tenements, plus  Craigleith Hospital, Fettes College,
              Botanic Garden, Inverleith Park, etc. (52 inc. 1 modern, £215)              ..               ..                £150.
    103     Canonmills/Goldenacre; from Dundas Street to the focal point of the city . . . Inverleith
              Gardens, plus one Fettes. (16, £81)                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                    60.
    104     Blackhall; nearly all street scenes. (24, £142) ..               ..                   ..        £110.
    105     Davidson's Mains; small seln. inc. motor bus in Barnton Gdns., school, Bruntsfield Golf
              Club House. (15, £120)                ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                    80.
    106     Cramond; covering Cramond Brig, Barnton Station, Fair-a-Far, etc. (35, modern, £139)         £110.
    107     --; Cramond Village, the shore, Promenade, etc. (38 inc. some a bit more modern, £110.)            75.
    108     --; scenes on the River Almond, from Cramond Village to Craigiehall, plus two Cramond
              House. (33, plus 1 modern, £84)  ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                    60.
    109     Gorgie/Slateford; nice range of street scenes plus schools, churches, etc. (30, £252)               £170.
    110     Bristo/Lauriston; includes Students' Union, Royal Infirmary, Chambers St., George IV
              Bridge, University (inc. two court size), George Watson's College, Meadows. (60, £154)         £110.
    111     Lauriston Fire Station; three cards c.1905 of firemen and tenders at Edinburgh Fire
              Brigade Headquarters, Lauriston Place. (3, £33)               ..                   ..               ..                    24.
    112     Tollcross/Bruntsfield; small seln. from the general area inc. street scenes, Boroughmuir
              School, Barclay Church. (14, £81)                  ..               ..                   ..               ..                    60.
    113     Morningside; many street scenes between Merchiston Place and Faimilehead. Also
              Hermitage, Braid Hills Golf Course, various buildings. (44, £216)           ..               ..                £150.
    114     Colinton; mix inc. church, village, Colinton Dell, mills, some good street scenes. (51 inc.
              two modern, £177)    ..                 ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                £130.
    115     Juniper Green, Currie, and Balerno; mix inc. rural scenes, mills, street scenes, RP of
              highland dance contest, etc. (25, £145)            ..               ..                   ..               ..                £110.
    116     Swanston/Pentland Hills; various of Swanston cottages, otherwise rural views, some of
              which surprising scarce, also two of Habbie's Howe at Carlops. (44, £96)              ..                    70.
    117     Duddingston; loch, village, bridge in golf course, etc. (26, £48)             ..               ..                    35.
    118     Arthur's Seat/Salisbury Crags and The Pleasance; mainly the hills but also various
              buildings in the area (as far as Nicolson Street). (35, £68) ..                   ..            50.
    119     Innocent Railway; tinted photographic view of the station at St. Leonards. Rare card. (1,
              £30)       ..                 ..                 ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                    30.
    120     Newington; mainly street scenes such as Clerk St., South Clerk St., Minto St., Blacket Ave.,
              Salisbury, etc. Fine selection inc. couple modern. (38, £294)                  ..               ..                £200.
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                   EDINBURGH POSTCARDS, continued.
    121     Blackford; views of and from Blackford Hill, plus some local housing etc. (38 inc. 1
              modern, £78)            ..                 ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                    50.
    122     The Grange; mainly street scenes plus some individual buildings etc. (39, £264) £180.
    123     Liberton; good range with some scarcer RP views. Includes Liberton Dams, mill, church,
              Blackford Glen, etc. (27, 2 photos, 1 repro., £184)          ..                   ..               ..                £130.
    124     Gilmerton/Craigmillar; ten of Gilmerton, ten of Craigmillar Castle, and two other odds.
              (22, £76)                   ..                 ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                    50.
    125     Haymarket/Roseburn/Murrayfield; good range inc. some scarce RP street scenes (as far
              as Balgreen/Saughton). (40, 1 photo, £253)     ..               ..                   ..               ..                £180.
    126     Corstorphine; some standard scenes, and many much less often seen. (53, plus several
              modern/repros/photos, £281)       ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                £200.
    127     South Queensferry; some of or including Forth Bridge, but other scarcer street scenes,
              etc. (38, £132)          ..                 ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                    80.
    128     Forth Bridge; wide variety of views, from construction to about 1930s. (126, plus a few
              modern/others, £146)                   ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                    70.
    129     Leith Walk/Pilrig/London Road; quite a wide area inc. Easter Rd., Broughton St.,
              Meadowbank, Ferry Rd., etc., some scarce. (35, £184)                        ..               ..                £130.
    130     Port of Leith; mainly ships in harbour/docks, but also some surrounding buildings. (48,
              £166)     ..                 ..                 ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                £120.
    131     Leith; good range of mainly streets and buildings, plus Leith Links and Victoria Park. (52,
              plus 2 modern, £203)                   ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                £140.
    132     Edinburgh; selection of comic, multi-view (inc. three court size), pull-out views, etc.
              (54, £96)                   ..                 ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                    50.

           OTHER CATEGORIES
    133     Badges; 1933-38 seln. of Red Cross badges and medals, with bars for First Aid, Nursing,
              Chemical Warfare, 3 Years Service. (8 items) Also photo of the nurse. þ               ..                    20.
    134     Books; Soldiering on St Kilda by James Mackay, 2002 (£29.95)        ..               ..                    10.
    135     Collectables Literature; box of books and catalogues on coins, banknotes, etc, mainly
               about 1970s/80s. (10) Ä              ..                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                    10.
    136     --; big heavy box of mixed books (mainly 1970s/80s) on all manner of collectables – post-
               cards, brewerania, transport tickets, playing cards, matchbox labels, etc. (c.38) Ä 24.
    137     Ephemera; small metal Bryant & May’s Wax-Vestas matchbox with picture of Glasgow &
               S.Western Railway Co. Paddle Steamer “Juno” on lid.      ..                   ..               ..                      5.
    138     Jewellery; UK QV Jubilee Head Half Sovereign mounted in 9ct gold ring. þ ▲ £110.
    139     --; UK 1900 Half Sovereign (well worn from having been in ring) and separately the ring
               in which it has been mounted. þ ▲                 ..               ..                   ..               ..                £100.
    140     --; UK 1982 Half Sovereign mounted in 9ct gold ring. þ ▲                  ..               ..                £110.
    141     Medallions; British propaganda repro. of German medallion for Lusitania sinking, 1915.            10.
    142     --; bronze medallion (44mm) for Apollo 13, and another (64mm) for Apollo 15. þ 10.
    143     --; 1973 four UK FDCs (inc. one dupl.) each with sterling silver medallion.             ..                    30.
    144     --; 1975-76 six world PNCs each with sterling silver medallion of an explorer. þ 50.
    145     Musical; a violin, quite old and worn, with case, bow, spare strings. þ ..            30.
    146     Precious Metal Replicas; metal replica of USA $1,000,000 banknote by Washington Mint,
               weighing c.128g, and with “.999 FINE SILVER” in the design. þ         ..               ..                    70.
    147     Prints; two matching prints (by Lizars, c.1830) of Greenock and Broomielaw, and another
              (Bartlett, Wallis) of Leith Harbour, all tinted.    ..               ..                   ..            15.
    148     Watches; four fob watches, two of these rolled gold, and two chains (base metal). þ                   20.

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