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order; Lots 1-7 Banknotes Lots 8-14 Books Lots 15-28 Cigarette Cards Lots 29-30 Cigarette and Trade Cards Lots 31-88 Coins Lots 89-127 Matchbox Labels Lots 128-133 Medallions Lot 134 Medals Lots 135-147 Trade Cards Lots 148-211 Postcards Lot 212 Supplies Lots 213-232 Other Categories Lots 233-247 Mixed Items |
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If the Scouting
Auction finishes any later
than 6pm, the start of the Collectables Auction might be slightly
delayed, but
by no more than 15 or 20 minutes.
Note
that this
sale starts at lot 364, following through from the Scouting Auction.
BONDS AND SHARES
364
c.1871 City of Edinburgh Bond of Annuity with 1/- Transfer Duty
adhesive, several vouchers
removed.
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365 Bundle
of 33 mixed USA share certificates from around 1910s, mainly for mining
companies,
and
with duplication (20 of one).
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BOOKS AND PERIODICALS
366 Acts of Parliament relating to The Post
Office, From 9 Anne to 1 Victoria, 1838 (modern
binding). ..
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367 Royal Mail; The Post Office Since 1840
by M.J. Daunton, 1985.
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368 Edinburgh and Leith Post Office Directory
1974-75.
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369 Four
books about St. Kilda.
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370 One Hundred Years’ Progress
of the United States, 1871 in professional modern binding. 10.
371 Leather
case with about 80+ Corgi Collector
magazine.
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10.
CIGARETTE CARDS
372 Selection
of earlier odd cards in two albums. Includes odds of Players Regimental Uniforms,
Napoleon,
Victoria Cross, etc. (211)
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373 Mix
in a bag. Although the largest numbers are either common or poorer,
there are
some fine,
and some less common, e.g. Player Types of Horses (23
dupl. odds,
cat.£3.60 each), some
other large, a bundle of Kensitas silk Flags,
etc. (100s) ..
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374 Bewlay; 1915 War Series
(portraits) set (12)
generally fine/very fine, cat.£120.
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375 --;
another of the same set, but in lower (but not bad) condition,
generally good
to very fine.
30.
376 Carreras; 1937 History of Naval
Uniforms set (50)
cat.£45., fine.
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377 Gallaher; 1935 Stars of Screen &
Stage set (48,
green backs, cat.£29.), 1935 Famous Film
Scenes set
(48, £36.), and 1935 Shots From Famous
Films set (48, £29.)
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378 Murray, Sons & Co; 1940 The Story
of Ships set (50), fine,
cat.£30.
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379 John Sinclair; 1938 Champion Dogs
(A Series) seln. of 31 odds, large size, all v.fine,
cat.£37. 8.
380 Taddy; 1912 Sports & Pastimes
seln. of 12 different (inc. golf, pig
sticking), cat.£20. each =
£240. Mainly fine, a couple poorer. ..
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381 --;
1914 Admirals & Generals seln. of
20 different, mainly fine, cat.£16. each = £320.
90.
382 --;
1914 Admirals & Generals seln. of
6 different, mainly fine, cat.£16. each = £96. Also
another poorer.
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383 Wills; 1924 Old Silver (large)
set (25) fine, cat.£60.
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See also Trade Cards.
CIGARETTE AND TRADE CARDS
384 Four
albums of mainly sets of mainly cigarette cards. Good variety,
condition mixed
but
majority is good/fine/very fine. (100s)
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£100.
385 Three
albums with a mix of sets and odds, and from older tobacco issues to
modern
trade
cards. Good variety. Also other loose
material. (100s)
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386 Box
of mixed bundled Brooke Bond cards plus some Wills. (100s)
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NOTE
– THREE AUCTIONS CLOSE TOGETHER;
We will assume that those postal bidders who bid in more than one sale
will
want all their purchases
sent together. Please instruct if otherwise.
Collectables, 7 November 2005
Page 3
Estimate.
COINS
387 Box
with a mix, largely sorted, and comprising mainly UK. British includes
some
recent
crowns (25p and £5), others in 50p/£1
values, some pre-47 silver, a bag of silver threepences
(200+, maybe 300), etc. Small mix of
foreign. Also an Italy Star.
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£100.
388 Box
with about 16kg of mixed loose coins. Mainly UK with pre-decimal and
decimal,
some
pre-47 silver, etc., and a smaller number
of foreign.
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389 Mixed
box with selections of France, UK, and world, plus UK 1972 S.Wedding
proof
crowns
(6), ordinary crowns of 1953 (2), 1972 (4).
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390 France; 1975-91 ten different
10f coins.
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391 Spain; 1738 Piece of Eight, from
the wreck of the Hollandia (1743),
made up into pendant
on chain. ..
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392 West Africa; a bronze manilla
said to be from the wreck of a Liverpool slave trader. 5.
393 United Kingdom; 1913 half
sovereign, EF. ..
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394 --;
small box of QV to crown. Includes third and half farthings 1½d
(2), etc.
Poor to fine. (59)
15.
395 --;
uncirculated sets for 1983, 1985, and 1988. Also three others.
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396 --;
Tokens; 1811-13 useful seln. of
English penny tokens (9) inc. Bewicke Main Colliery,
Fellows Nottingham, Cox’s Taunton, West
Bromwich & Coseley, etc. Mainly f./v.f. 24.
DOCUMENTS
397 1838
printed petition seeking support for the building of a low water pier
on the
Fife side of
the Forth. Postally used to
Kirkcaldy. Some repairs.
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MEDALLIONS
398 A
dozen Franklin Mint actual size sterling
silver stamp replicas (mixed countries).
15.
399 Six
identical sets of 1984 Los Angeles Olympics transit fare tokens, each
set of 24
diff.
15.
MEDALS
400
U.K.; 1939-46
group of five (BWM, Defence, Africa, Italy, and 1939-1945 Stars), plus
Special Constabulary Long Service Medal
(KG5 robed bust).
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401 U.S.A.; small seln. inc.
Military Achievement, 1941-45 American Campaign, Good Conduct,
WW1 Victory; three others.
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PHONE CARDS
402 Recent
seln. comprising Caribbean (53, with reasonable dupl.), Switzerland
(24), other
foreign (9), and UK (6).
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TRADE CARDS
403
Fife Constabulary;
approx.1985 complete set of 36 cards of British
Stamps (not listed in
Murray catalogue)
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404 D.C. Thomson; 1939 Battles for the
Flag (postcard size,
with The Rover) seln. of 13
different,
mainly fine but a few with creases etc.
Cat.£65. ..
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Future Policy
for Collectables Auctions;
It is likely
that in
future we will not stick to the fairly firm practice we have had of
running an
annual Collectables Auction usually about October or November. Items
such as
coins, banknotes, medals, cigarette and trade cards, postcards, and so
on, will
appear in the “Non-Philatelic Items” section of our regular stamp
auctions. At
times we may be able to control the flow of material so that some sales
(perhaps about once every three months) will have a stronger section of
these
lots.
A Buyer’s
Premium of 10% (vat-inclusive) will be added to
all sale prices.
Collectables, 7 November 2005
Page 4
Estimate.
POSTCARDS
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Unless otherwise described, all postcards
are from the “postcard period” (roughly 1900 to
1930). Mixes may be expected
to have a wider range of dates, but should have only a smaller
number of modern unless
otherwise mentioned. The term “real photographic” (“RP”) is used
only in its strict sense of a card printed
individually and directly from a photographic negative.
405 A
massive accumulation in carton, emanating from USA so with largest
numbers of
US
cards, but also with numerous of other
countries, greetings cards, and so on. Majority are
about 1910s-50s, mixed used and unused.
Sometimes a bit worn. Mainly in bundles, some
in albums. (Estimated 3,500 to 4,000 cards)
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£200.
406 Carton
with several albums and loose. Foreign bias, especially USA, Canada,
and Italy,
with
views, mixed subjects, a few 1960s pop
stars, earlier British theatrical, a few German WW1,
album of American comic, etc. (100s)
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£100.
407 A
mass lot in a carton. Included are some modern cards in wholesale
bundles, and
much
other that is cheap or common or modern (or
all of these), but in many places we have
spotted odd interesting cards. Majority are
Scottish, but other countries and subjects also.
(Estimated 2,500)
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£100.
408 Bundle
of mainly unused cards, largely Scottish, inc. some better e.g. Proclamation of King
George the V, Holyrood
Palace, Liverpool view on aluminium,
Leith Horse Car memorial
card, Dollar butcher’s cart (damaged), some
street scenes, 3 Tom B. military, Callander
station, etc. (71)
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409 Reasonable
mix in box of roughly 500 cards used and unused, Scottish and others,
with some
slightly better seen.
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410 Mixed
bundle with a number of useful – some individual cards inc. Prestonpans
Co-op
shop
front (2 of), pub interior (possibly same
area), horse and cart float, Lawson wood comic
golfing cat, Fowler’s (brewers) lorry (not
pc), etc. Also inc. a few photos (114)
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411 Large
album with approx. 600 cards, mainly Scottish views of early/middle
period,
plus a few
of other areas, and a few subjects. ..
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412 Bundle,
apparently from an original lot of approx. 1904-14. Mainly used
Scottish, but
others
also. (c.165)
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413 Shoebox
with roughly 500 cards, many of these Scottish, many
sent to one
family about 1905.
60.
414 Box
of approx.300 cards – Scotland, other areas, and some mixed subjects.
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415 Album
of mixed old and new cards of a variety of types – novelty, WW1 silks,
other
applied
materials, modern Spanish “silks”, peat,
jigsaw, stamps, shapes, hold-to-light, etc. (c.110)
40.
416 Old
album with many foreign cards inc. North Africa, West Indies, Panama,
France,
etc. (80),
plus further loose cards of N.Africa,
Jersey, France, etc. (92)
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417 Four
small albums titled “Odd Cards” containing, predictably, a variety in
age and type
(187) 30.
418 Varied
batch in box (100s)
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419 Two
large albums with about 300 mixed cards. ..
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420 Box
of modern UK and foreign used an unused. (Estimated c.3,000) ..
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421 A
similar lot.
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422 Box
of mainly modern UK cards (c.1,500+)
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423 Four
albums – mainly UK PHQ cards and regional PO cards, plus mixed others.
15.
424 Old
album with c.100 cards – Scottish, English, and others. ..
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425 Approx.
170 modern unused cards covering several themes. ..
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426 Mixed
seln. inc. actors, royal, Paderewski, camps, etc. (28) ..
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427 Box
of about 100 cards, mainly reproduction.
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428 Bag
of about 400 modern cards. ..
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429 England;
mainly pre-1910 mixture inc. street scenes, RP, etc. (47)
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430 --;
small m. & u. seln. (77)
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Collectables, 7
November 2005
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Estimate.
POSTCARDS, continued.
431 Scotland; small mix but inc two
railway stations (Carnoustie and Magdalen Green Dundee),
quite varied others. (47)
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432 --;
mixed bundle from various areas, m. & u. (c.140)
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433 --;
small colln. of Old Mill, Blyth Bridge (6), Talla Waterworks (8), and
Royal
High School
(17).
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434 --;
Edinburgh; collection of
hotels (37, NB
plus various others), shops (20), and schools (7)
40.
435 --;
--; unused sepia cards of West Saville Terrace, The Pond
Blackford Hill, Fountainhall
Road, Mayfield Road (3 different), Harrison
Arch Blackford Hill, Findhorn Place, and
Granby Road. (9)
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436 --;
--; selection of unused cards of the 1905 Royal Review, mainly b + w,
apparently all-
different. (26)
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437 --;
unused RP card of donkey-drawn advertising trailer, with advert for
Tollcross
Linoleum
Stores, 69-71 Fountainbridge.
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438 --;
Islands; early to modern seln. in album of Davaar (16), Sanda
(4),
Staffa (24), and Summer
Isles (8). ..
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439 --;
Tay Bridges; colln. of cards of rail (15, inc. some with
disaster
subjects) and road (8),
and a couple of other items.
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440 Americas; seln. of W.Indies and
Central America. (46) ..
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441 Asia; 1910-27 attractive little
seln. of cards used from Netherlands Indies (11), Malaya (6),
Sarawak (1, with postage due
markings, and others (3). Many RP.
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442 --;
China, Japan, India, Ceylon, etc. (38)
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443 Europe; bundle of mainly
pre-1910 of mixed countries. (c.100)
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444 Foreign; mainly unused seln.
(62) ..
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445 --;
seln. of cards of S.Africa (11), Brasil (10), Uruguay (6), other Africa
and
S.America. (36)
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446 Japan; mainly unused bundle,
probably mainly about 1920s. (46)
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447 Middle East; seln. inc. Aden,
Egypt/Suez, Lebanon, Palestine, etc. (45) ..
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448 Netherlands; fairly typical
batch. (58)
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449 New Zealand; varied mix inc. some
less usual. (70)
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450 Nigeria;
1903-7 fine selection of ten postcards all used from Old Calabar or
Calabar
(views,
buildings, local dress, S.Y. Ivy), plus unused
card of Mary
Slessor and “family”, and unused
card of Goldie Church, Calabar.
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451 North America; Canada (25) and
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452 U.S.A.; two large folders with a
mix of areas and types (inc. a few non-USA) (c.180).
40.
453 Advertising; bundle of 110 of
the same unused card (plain back) showing van of The
Neuchatel Asphalte Co. Ltd. Decorative
Flooring Department (Edinburgh).
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454 --;
a further 40 of the same card. ..
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455 Animals; Dogs; album with mainly
modern cards. (126)
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456 Artists; Emile Dupuis; series of
12 different cards titled Leurs Caboches
of various inter-
national military portraits. (One dirty,
others fine.)
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457 Aviation;
fine little collection of nine cards for the Lanark Air Show of 1910,
nearly
all of
the type with aviators’
portraits at corner, all different but for one duplicate. Mixed used
and
unused (but none with
Grandstand postmark), mainly g./f. Also copy of the 1975 monograph
by Donald Malcolm. ..
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458 --;
1912 card of Mr Hucks’ machine at Aberdeen (postally used, stained),
plus 1914
used
card of Montrose Aerodrome
“B.E. Starting for Cruden Bay”.
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A Buyer’s
Premium of 10% (vat-inclusive) will be added to
all sale prices.
²
NEXT STAMP AUCTION ²
²
5 December 2005 ²
Collectables, 7 November 2005
Page 6
Estimate.
Postcards, continued
459 Aviation; 1933 card (not
postcard back) for National Aviation Day Display showing
Airspeed
Ferry, signed by pilot (JR Kirby ?), ms notes on back by
passengers
(Airdrie).
15.
460 --;
cards of Sumburgh and Benbecula aerodromes, plus photo of airfield at
Stornoway.
10.
461 --;
three RP cards; one each of R34, British airship “9”, and of airship approaching Heligoland
(damaged). Also 1910 card for
inauguration of airship station at Lucerne. ..
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462 Buildings; seln. of British and
foreign hotels, pubs, etc. (29) ..
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463 Comic; colln. on pages, nearly
all U.S.A. (c.190)
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464 --;
mixed seln. inc. Tempest, McGill other artists, plus anon., and some
other
greetings. (44)
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465 Ethnographic; seln. of costumes,
“natives”, local activities, etc. (39)
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466 Exhibitions; worldwide seln.
c.1908-24 (16) ..
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467 Fashion; 12
different unused cards, titled Silhouettes
Parisiennes, showing the 1913 ladies’
fashions, photographically produced b + w.
Very fine.
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468 Film Stars; seln. of 18 unused
by Star Postcards, 2 others. Poor to fine. ..
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469 Greetings; shoebox with approx.
300 USA embossed cards mixed used and unused, roughly
1900s/1910s.
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470 “Images of War”; collection in
album of WW1 cards, mixed types, mainly contemporary
plus a few modern/repro. (56)
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471 --;
colln. in album of mainly WW2, plus a few Cold War and Korea. Mixed
contemporary
and repro/modern. (c.120)
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472 Military; fine selection of
unused cards, nearly all real photographic and with only minimal
duplication, of scenes and groups etc. at
various military camps in Scotland (those with titles
are of Ashkirk 1914, Haining 1911,
Symington 1910, L. & B. Horse 1909, but most are
without descriptions, although all thought
to be connected to one officer in Lothian and
Borders Horse). Mainly fine, some with
marks. (60)
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473 --;
album with a mix of WW1, WW2 and others, and of mixed nationalities.
Includes
greetings, many sentimental, uniforms, war
scenes, etc. (c.120)
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474 --;
mixed subjects bundle all with Field Post Office, Feldpost or similar
markings,
censors,
etc. (39) ..
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475 --;
mixed seln. inc. shelled buildings, personal RP groups, Daily
Mail series, etc. (39) 15.
476 --;
bundle of modern cards, various types, all unused. (157)
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477 Mixed Subjects; (60)
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478 Railways; seln. of mainly
British locomotives. (55)
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479 Royalty; modern seln. of 36
unused cards. ..
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480 Shipping;
fine collection of Forth steamers, showing the boats, piers, and other
allied
subjects. (80) [see also
Documents; petition.] ..
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481 --;
nice little seln. of Tay steamers, plus one at Arbroath. One bears the
scarce
cachet P.S.
SLIEVE
BEARNAGH/TAY/PLEASURE/STEAMER. (17)
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482 --;
seln. of cards of vessels in Forth (8), and Tay (1).
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483 --;
mixed seln. of liners, merchant, warships, and other vessels, British
and
others. (52)
20.
484 --;
seln. in album, mixed types, mixed condition. Some others. (30) ..
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485 --;
three cards showing the Mars off Dundee (one only in distance). ..
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486 Silks; six
cards (four WW1, two WW2) of mixed designs. Some toning.
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487 Sport; Rugby; 1905
unused Wales v. New Zealand card, showing individual
Welsh players. Faults. 4.
488 Stamp Cards; 2 Zieher and 2
others, plus one coin card. Mixed quality. ..
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489 Women;
small colln. of women’s lib., political,
etc. inc. repros. (19)
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490 Postcard Literature;
11 various inc. The Encyclopedia of
Antique Postcards USA 1994, two
about exhibitions, and others.
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491 --;
The Picture Postcard & Its Origins
by Frank Staff, 1966.
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492 --;
The Dictionary of Picture Postcards in
Britain 1894-1939 by A.W. Coysh, 1984.
5.
493 --;
Catalogue of Phillimore Postcards by
D.E. Beets, 2003.
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Collectables, 7
November 2005
Page 7
Estimate.
OTHER CATEGORIES
494
Art; box of
mixed catalogues, cards, etc connected with art galleries, mainly
Scottish. 5.
495 Autographs; photograph signed by
Helmut Schön, plus letter signed by him.
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496
Badges; seln.
of naval cloth badges (11), plus “NFS” metal badge.
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497 Caithness Glass; Royal
Mint/Caithness paperweight “Fleur” in original box.
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498 --;
similar “Flower in the Rain”.
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499 --;
similar “Sentinal”. ..
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500 --;
similar “Whirlwind”. ..
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501 China and Ceramics, etc; two
modern Danish Post Office plates (for hanging) showing 1905
mail coach at Lindenborg, and 1981 PO van
at Dragør. ..
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502 --;
carton with a seln. of old bottles etc. (c.15)
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503 Cycling; bundle of 69 cards
(plain, printed, or postcard backs) with photographs of road
racing cyclists, each with autograph (a few
duplicates). Also a further 69 similar but not
signed, and a few film stars, two of Essen
football team, etc. ..
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504 Ephemera; box of mainly
photographs and postcards (in two albums and loose), apparently
all from one family, probably from Fife
area, and mainly from late 1800s and early 1900s.
Includes a number of items relating to
timber industry (workers, carts, horses, etc.) probably
also from Fife/Kinross, but these often in
poorer condition. (Dozens of items)
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60.
505 --;
programme for Buffalo Bill’s Wild West (“1903/1904”
written on cover), plus 1899 prog-
ramme for Barnum & Bailey’s Greatest Show on
Earth (splitting), and Book of Marvels in
the Barnum and Bailey
Greatest Show on Earth. Some general wear etc.
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10.
506 --;
1902-5 seln. of 17 different auction catalogues for sales of horses
etc. by
John Croall &
Sons, at The Royal Horse Bazaar, Castle
Terrace, Edinburgh. Also catalogue for 1901 Lyon
& Turnbull Poultry auction.
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507 Exhibitions; 1908 Scottish
National Exhibition small metal box.
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5.
508 --;
1938 Empire Exhibition small china dish with “An Clachan” design. ..
5.
509 Greetings Cards;
box containing approx. 100 cards, mainly Victorian/Edwardian. 15.
510 --;
a similar lot.
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15.
511 Maps; box of about 50 UK –
Bartholomew, OS, and others.
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20.
512 --;
box of rolled sheet maps. Mainly Scottish. (c.20 rolls, some of these
of
several maps)
15.
513 --;
double-page map, broken-down from an 1895 Bartholomew Atlas of
Scotland, with
the outer white margins trimmed off. Map
size 515 x 390 mm. This section “Glasgow and
Kilmarnock”.
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3.
514 --;
a similar map of “Ayr and Girvan” (inland as far as Kirkconnel). ..
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3.
515 --;
a similar map of “Wick and Thurso”.
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3.
516 --;
a similar map of “Tongue and Strath Naver”. ..
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3.
517 --;
a similar map of “Hawick, The Cheviots”.
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3.
518 --;
a similar map of “Braemar and Abernethy”. ..
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3.
519 --;
a similar map of “Oban, Fort William”.
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3.
520 Military; 1914 Admiralty map of
NW Europe; and an Arab Legion Christmas card.. 5.
521 Music; six pieces of sheet
music, all but one fine, inc. Panama
Valse (Hungarian), another
couple with attractive covers.
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10.
522 Model Vehicles; approx. 40
modern boxed models, mixed scales.
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50.
523 Photographs; five Edinburgh
Evening News modern prints of archive photos – crashed
bomber, Spitfire over Forth, barrage
balloon at Forth, Leith Street, and policeman.
8.
524 Posters; a roll of KLM 1969
posters, plus some UK Post Office.
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8.
525 Prints; engraving of Stromness
from the sea (1833), also map of Orkney (c.1840, couple of
tone spots).
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A Buyer’s
Premium of 10% (vat-inclusive) will be
added to all sale prices.
Collectables, 7
November 2005
Page 8
Estimate.
OTHER CATEGORIES, continued.
526 Royalty;
two of the same sheet of transfers (each of 32 designs) showing King
Edward 8th,
in anticipation of his
coronation. ..
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6.
527 Watches; bag of nine mixed,
entirely unchecked, inc. one of unusual design (numbers in
windows). ..
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15.
MIXED ITEMS
528
Eight small wooden boxes of gemstones and similar. Some loose,
some mounted in pieces
of jewellery, some may have been display
samples, and inc. such things as agate, fire jade,
rhodochrosite, etc., etc. (100s)
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50.
529 Mixture
in large carton. Empty tins, bits of stationery (old stapler, etc), bag
of
decimal
training “money”, and other odds and ends.
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20.
530 Large
box of mixed odds – ephemera, maps, newspapers, and various others. ..
20.
531 Thirteen
various children’s videos inc. Disney (2), Singing Kettle (3),
Paddington Bear
(2),
Thunderbirds, etc.
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10.
532 Box
with mainly modern postcards, but inc. 11 Mabel Lucy Attwell (unused,
c.1940s/50s ?),
a few cig. cards, some cheap stamps.
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20.
533 Two
walking canes (one of these with broken oriental handle).
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10.
534 Large
heavy-duty guillotine (cutting edge c. 400mm)
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6.
535 Heavy
screw press, the bed almost A4 size.
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6.
536 Gas
mask in original bag, dated July 1939.
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5.
537 Hornby
OO gauge electric railway set comprising approx. 70 sections of track
(inc. 5
sets
points), transformer, and 12 items of
rolling stock (of which 4 are engines). Inclusive of five
Thomas
the
Tank Engine pieces
(couple damaged). Entered for
sale as in good working order. 30.
538 Grey
top hat, size 7⅛ in excellent condition, in box.
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15.
539 Navy
top hat, size 7¼ in excellent condition, in box.
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15.
540 Two
sporrans; adult’s with chain, and child’s without chain.
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15.
541 Two
boxes (= 40 rolls) of 2-ply paper till rolls (57mm x 54mm)
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5.
542 Pair
of binoculars, fine (in broken case).
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12.
543 Two
Scout belts, one Guide belt, and a worn 1957 Jamboree programme.
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5.
544 Two
books about Edinburgh, and two enlarged photos of Edinburgh Castle.
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8.
545 Two
sets of darts, and three boxes of dominoes. ..
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5.
546 Six
packs of playing cards, 1 cribbage board, 1 pocket solitaire.
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5.
547 Monopoly board game (old style with
metal pieces and wooden houses), plus set of draughts.
8.
548 Two
albums of QSL cards. (c.400) ..
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8.
549 Mix
of food and drink labels, beermats, and other ephemera. ..
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6.
550 Beer
mats (c.60), 1947-50 petrol ration books (4), postcards (c.35), various
Brooke
Bond
cards, etc. ..
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15.
551 Players
draughts board (split) plus box of pieces; and three cigarette tins. ..
3.
552 Set
of six silver fish knives, set of six silver teaspoons plus sugar
tongs, and
little tankard.
20.
553 Old
photo album, bundle of Japanese Occupation notes, German ephemera, etc.
15.
554 Carton
of mixed papers, nearly all with USA connections, but other countries
also –
letters,
photos, sheet music, cuttings, ephemera,
etc. Mixed subjects.
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30.
555 Pictures,
skates, and various left-overs in a carton.
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10.
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