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The sale is arranged in
the following
order; Lots 1-93 Stamps/Philatelic Lots 94-98 Stamps (Covers only) Lots 99-112 Stamps (Cinderella) Lots 113-117 Stamps (Others) Lots 118-144 Cigarette and Trade Cards Lots 145-161 Postcards, model vehicles Lots 162-199 China, Glass, and Metalware Lots 200-217 Paintings, Prints, Photographs, etc. Lots 218-234 Books, Publications, Manuscripts, etc. Lots 235-267 Ephemera, Badges, and Assorted |
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This
special auction is devoted
to the collection of Scouting and allied material formed by the late
David C.
Jefferies of Edinburgh. He was as well known for
scouting interests and activities as he was for philatelic, and in his
collections his interests often went
hand in hand.
We have tried here to
present material for sale in such a way as to allow collectors the
chance to
obtain interesting single items, while
there are other lots which will suit dealers or enthusiastic collectors.
Please check through the
different sections, as some items do not clearly fall into one category
!
Estimates;
Please note that we have only included presale price estimates in the
sections
which are within our normal field of specialisation. In
sections such as the china and pictures we give descriptions only. Any
customers seeking guidance can approach us for our current feelings.
Starting
prices will be disclosed at any time, but top bids will never be
disclosed. There are
no reserves.
A final list of
starting prices will be published on the day of the auction and will
be displayed at the viewing. A list will also appear on our website
(follow
link from sale introductions at
www.stamp-shop.com/scouts2005.html).
Clearly,
some customers may well enter bids at just a few pounds on lots that
end up
selling for hundreds, and we hope that no one will feel
any embarrassment through this.
We are not in the
habit of selling unsold lots after the auction has finished. {1} We
have very
few unsold lots anyway. {2} Any unsolds will probably appear again
in a future sale.
Illustrations;
Many of the three-dimensional items in this auction have been
photographed, and these
images (marked : in the
catalogue) can be seen at www.stamp-shop.com/images.html. These
will be available from about one week before the auction.
Viewing at Venue; We hope
to have most of the more fragile lots out on open view. Note that
we plan to make some restriction to the handling of these lots. Details
to be
finalised.
Stamps
Ü
Throughout the stamp
sections, stamps and miniature
sheets are generally in fine condition,
decently
mounted using hinges.
Covers and cards however are normally mounted using
adhesive tape (“sellotape”) on the
reverse in the manner of a large stamp hinge; this will
almost certainly leave at
least a mark when removed. Non-stamp items (badges etc.) are
“hinged” with sticky tape.
Covers are mainly
a mix of souvenir/FDC, and of national Scout HQs etc.
Some occasional Girl Guide
material is included.
1 Ajman;
seln.
inc. imperfs, and the 1971 “Sweden” stamp signed by the Swedish scout
illustrated. (53, 24 m.s., 8 covers)
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2 Angola;
1970-74 souvenir covers (14), plus 2 other covers, 1
label.
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10.
3 Argentina;
1960-72 covers (10, mainly souvenir); also 2 cloth badges.
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6.
4 Australia;
1948-88 extensive colln. on pages, mainly covers with numerous jamboree
items.
Also some meter marks, badges, ephemera.
Some with toning. (218
items)
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40.
5 Austria;
1956-78 fine range of philatelic covers and similar (c.200), plus
commercial,
and
labels,
etc.
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40.
6
--; 1951 seln. for 7th
Jamboree (stamp, 3 covers/cards, leather badge, 5 other
Jamboree pcs,
3 photos, etc.); also 3
covers/cards for 2001 reunion.
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8.
7 Bahrain;
1957 Jamboree set in mint cylinder sixblocks, singles,
and on FDC. 2 other
covers. 4.
8 Barbados;
1962-72 (20 stamps, 1 m.s., 5 covers, 1 souvenir
card).
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5.
9 Bhutan;
mint
and covers for 1967, 1967 opts., 1970 surch., 1971 issues. (36, 7 m.s.,
18
covers)
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15.
10 Brasil;
1921-77 mix (8, 28 covers/cards, 4
others).
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8.
11 British Postal
Agencies in
Eastern Arabia; 1957 Jamboree set (3)
in
mint cylinder six-
blocks, singles, and on illus. FDC.
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4.
Alternative
bids are accepted, as are overall spending limits.
Scouting,
20 June 2005
Page
3
Estimate.
Stamps,
continued.
12 Canada; 1955-77
colln. of mainly souvenir covers, cards, FDCs (94), badges (11), etc.
Also
some commercial covers (62),
others.
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35.
13 --; 1937 card
to England with “7th
Ontario/Rover Scout Moot/Bald Lake/Read The Yeoman”
cachet.
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5.
14 Ceylon;
1962-67 18 covers/cards, 1 badge.
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8.
15 China (Taiwan);
c.1955-70 covers (43, some with labels), stamps (3), labels (12). 15.
16 Congo;
1967-71
seln. inc. 1971 foil set (5) m. and on FDCs. (11, 13
covers)
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12.
17 Cyprus;
(14 covers, 1 badge)
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5.
18 Czechoslovakia;
1918 Scout
issue 10h (2 shades) and 20h (2 shades) l.m.m./m.m., plus
same two f.u. on piece.
Cat.£78.
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20.
19 --; 1918
Scout issue 10h f.u. on a front (small faults, mounted
in photo corners), and 20h f.u.
on small piece with N.V. (National
Committee) cancel.
Cat.£24.
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12.
20 --; 1931-75
varied colln. (13
stamps/pieces, c.55 covers/cards, 10 postal receipts, 1 m.s.,
c.15
others).
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20.
21 Denmark;
1947-83 large colln. on pages in file box. Mix of souvenir and
commercial
covers,
meter marks, plus some labels,
badges, etc. (c.240 items)
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.. 40.
22 Faroe Islands; 1968
YMCA national camp cover with linocut label. 3 other
covers.
5.
23 Fiji; 1964-74
(11, 1 p.pack, 12 covers/cards/pieces, 3
badges).
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8.
24 Finland;
1955-82 (50 covers etc., 8 labels).
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12.
25 France;
1938-77 fine collection inc. 1938 Charcot m. & u. sets, plus 65c on
maxi-card,
another on exhibition card,
1938 PLEIN JEU perf.,
imperf., and air labels (3 x sets of 5), 2
exhibition covers, series of
128 labels from scout magazine. (8 stamps, 49 covers/cards etc.,
156 labels, 3 badges,
others)
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40.
26 French Southern and
Antarctic Territories; 1962 Charcot 25f
l.m.m. (cat.£25. for
u.m.) 5.
27 Fujeira;
stamps (16), m.s. (9), covers (7).
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5.
28 Germany;
1956-75 colln. on pages in file box. Largest part is souvenir covers,
some
stamps, labels, meter marks,
etc. (c.165 items)
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.. 28.
29 Ghana; 1967-76
stamps (20), m.s./sheetlets (8), covers
(10).
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10.
Ü Great
Britain; see United Kingdom.
30 Greece;
1963-72 covers etc. (30), cloth badge, and
others.
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12.
31 Grenada and Grenadines;
1962-77 stamps (c.50), m.s. (6), covers etc.
(20)
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12.
32 Haiti; stamps
(33), m.s. (1), covers etc. (21)
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.. 10.
33 Hong Kong;
1961-78 inc. 1961 and 1971 Jamborette pmks. Stamps (3), covers etc.
(19),
badges
(3).
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20.
34 Iceland;
1962-81 mainly covers etc. (22), and labels (73).
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35 India; 1956-74
mainly covers
(c.80)
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15.
36 Iran;
1956-74 stamps (11), covers etc. (31), labels (8), badges
(1). Includes 1956 set l.m.m.
and on
cover.
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20.
37 Ireland;
1967-78 covers and cards (36), labels (23), badges
(5), some others.
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20.
38 Israel;
1954-73 stamps (1 sheetlet), covers, cards, etc. (41), labels (5
sheetlets). 10.
39 Italy; 1955-75
large colln. on pages in two file boxes. Mainly philatelic/souvenir
covers
and cards, plus some
commercial covers, labels and others.
(100s)
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40.
40 Japan; 1956-76
colln. of mainly souvenir covers/cards, plus some commercial (82), also
some labels,
badges, 2 novelty gramophone records, etc.
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.. 30.
41 Korea;
1991 loose seln. of
Jamboree items (31 covers/cards, some
others).
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8.
42 Liberia;
1961-79 stamps (15), m.s. (5), covers etc. (26).
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8.
43 Libya; 1962-80
stamps (14), m.s. (2), covers etc. (21)
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6.
44 Liechtenstein;
1953-73 inc. 1953 (3 u. sets on cards/covers), 1957 sheetlet plate 1
u., plate
2 m., 1963 and 1965 Glasgow
Scouts labels (inc. one signed by Prince Emanuell), etc. (26
items)
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30.
Scouting, 20
June 2005
Page 4
Estimate.
Stamps,
continued.
45 Malaya;
1966-78 seln. inc. several jamboree cachets. (5 stamps, 15 covers, 1
badge, 1
matchbox
label)
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5.
46 Maldive Islands;
1963-75 stamps (23), sheetlets (12), m.s. (2), FDCs
(7).
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24.
47 Mali;
1966-76 stamps (23), m.s. (1), FDCs
(13).
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8.
48 Manama;
1967-73 stamps (62), m.s. (22), covers (9).
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7.
49 Netherlands; 1937 Jamboree
collection on pages (properly mounted) with stamps,
labels,
covers, postcards,
plus various tickets, diary, leaflets,
Scottish sub-camp badge, pennant,
camp book, songbook, sheet
music, souvenir letter-opener, etc.
Fine
lot.
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75.
50 --; 1950-76
covers/cards (49), badges (3), labels (3 +
2 blocks).
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10.
51 New Zealand;
1952-75 colln. of mainly covers, plus others such as 1959 stamp in
pair
signed on margin by
designer, 1959 plate blocks, some badges, registration receipts. (108
items)
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30.
52 Nicaragua;
1949-75 inc. Waterlow’s sample of 1949 2c. (39 stamps, 6 m.s., 15
covers)
10.
53 Nigeria;
1963-77
stamps (16), m.s. (2), covers etc. (18), badges (2).
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7.
54 Norway; 1949-76
colln. inc. 1949 Rover Moot cover, card, and badge, various
other camps,
special pmks., etc. (c.62
covers/cards, 5 badges, odds). Also others
loose.
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35.
55 --; 1934
Lærdalsleiren two RP postcards with camp scenes (1
used), card with scenic view,
and card with personal
photo.
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8.
56 --; 1975
extensive collection of material connected with
“Nordjamb-75” – cards, covers,
labels, mail to camp, international
philatelic souvenirs, badges, etc. (85
items)
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20.
57 Pakistan; 1952-74
stamps (13), covers (36), badges (2).
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58 Paraguay;
1962-69 stamps (18), m.s. (1), covers (11).
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8.
59 Philippines;
1948-78 seln. of covers (100), various
others.
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24.
60 Poland; 1931-46
mixed seln. on a few pages, of labels, cards,
etc.
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18.
61 --; 1955-78
mainly philatelic covers/cards, many
with labels or cachets, various others.
(c.220
items)
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35.
62 Portugal;
1948-76 stamps (18), covers etc. (95), labels
(7).
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30.
63 Qatar; 1957
set (3) in mint cylinder sixblocks,
singles, and on illus FDC; also1965-69 seln.
(21, 3 m.s., 10
covers).
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10.
64 Ras al Khaima;
stamps (18), m.s. (5), covers
(4).
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5.
65 Rhodesia;
1974 souvenir cover and card for Cuboree, and four later.
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5.
66 Rhodesia and Nyasaland;
1959 pc (2½d stamp) and reg. cover (4 ea. x ½d, 1d, 2d,
2½d),
all with SCOUT JAMBOREE/RUWA, S.RHOD.
c.d.s.
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5.
67 Romania; 1931
set with fake cancels, plus part set with genuine cancels, 1934 MAMAIA
set
m.m. (25b thin), same set used (mainly
fine), etc. (65)
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20.
68 Russia/USSR;
mix on pages inc. several labels/covers for Russian exile scouts in USA
etc. 15.
69 Sharjah; 1964-71
stamps (56), m.s. (6), covers (14), inc. Khor
Fakkan.
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10.
70 South Africa;
1921 pc addressed to BP in London, 1948 cover with JAMBORALLY TVL.
cachet, 1957 sheet of 12 labels. Also 23
later items (mainly covers), 1
badge.
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15.
71 Sweden;
1945-83
good colln. of mainly souvenir covers for various camps and events
(c.150); also some
commercial (cf.40), and some loose.
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50.
72 Switzerland;
1953-77 (c.145 covers/cards, some others) inc. some World Scout Bureau
items.
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20.
73 Thailand;
1920-77 seln. inc. 1920 (2nd
type) 15s, 25s u.m. (cat.£52.). (9 stamps, 14 covers
etc.)
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22.
74 Togo; 1961-75
stamps (21), m.s. (7), covers
(10).
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10.
75 Turkey;
1946-77 stamps (7), covers etc.
(40).
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15.
76 Ukraine;
unusual colln. 1931-73, mainly covers for Ukraine scouts in USA and
Canada,
but inc. labels from Prague
1931, 1946 Ukrainian Jamboree Mittenweld (10 diff. labels),
1947 Moisson Jamboree (4
labels, 1 card), 1948 Ukrainian Scouts Congress Aschaffenburg
(16 diff. labels). (118
labels, 7 m.s./sheetlets, 51 covers/cards – some with labels, few
others) 50.
Scouting,
20 June 2005
Page
5
Estimate.
Stamps,
continued.
77 United
Kingdom; 1920-38 seln. on pages inc. 20
postcards (BP,
Gilwell, uniforms,
greetings, etc.), labels
(5), few
others.
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30.
78 --; 1939
World Rover Moot, Monzie seln. comprising 3 invitations, 1
ticket, 1 split cover by
“camp mail” with label, and one telegram to
Moot from Rovers undergoing TA
training.
20.
79 --; 1952-66
colln. on pages inc. 1952 Indaba cover with cachet,
cover with label, badge,
1954 Herm camp cover with
cachets, 1962 Windsor Great Park reg. cover and badge, 1965
Ramboree rec. del. cover,
c.o.p. with skeleton pmk, badge, 1965 Bretford & Chiswick labels
(4 sheets of 6), etc. Also inc.
postcards and other odds. (62
items)
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30.
80 --; 1954-74
collection of Blair Atholl Jamborette material –
almost certainly the definitive
collection of this. Contains
a wide range of standard covers, plus recorded and registered,
redirected and undelivered. Of special
handstamps there is also design material, and sample
strikes. Badges also present
for 1954, 1962, 1964, 1966. (Total 84 items); also further
albums for 1990
(25 items inc. recognition as a “stamp retailer”, 1996 (50th Anniv.),
1998,
2000, and others. [See also
stamp auction; postcards.]
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75.
81 --; useful
selection on pages with 1929 Arrowe Park skeleton
pmks. on piece (3), other 1929
items, seln. of 1957
Jamboree slogan pmks on piece, SUTTON COLDFIELD J reg. label
on
cover, 2 illus. covers (1st and 3rd August)
with
sets cancelled SUTTON
COLDFIELD/WKS J
skeleton cancels, 1957 Jamboree
Harrison’s card (cellophane split), 1957 CAMP
DISBANDED
marks, and a few modern
scout
post.
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£100.
82 --; 1958-75
seln. of labels, some in sheets (12 items);
plus a seln. of other 1937-73 covers (17). 8.
83 --; 1967-69
colln. of mainly covers,
also inc. reg. receipt (1), badges (8), sheet of 8 1957 Jamb-
oree labels with 1966 Roland
House opts., 1969 Scottish Exped. to Faroes cover. (80+
items) 24.
84 --; 1969-74
colln. of mainly commem. covers and slogan pmks.
inc. one 1970 signed Kenneth
McKellar, 1972 Windsor camp souvenir cover
with MPO reg. label. (c.145 items) 26.
85 United States of America;
1944-76 extensive collection in two well-filled box files. Mainly
souvenir covers (one noticed 1967 signed
Lady BP)
(100s)
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50.
86 --; 1926-73
file box with colln. on pages of meter marks, slogan
pmks., etc. Also some
labels.
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24.
87 Yemen; 1964-67
stamps (23 stamps, 3 m.s., 3 covers).
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6.
88 Commonwealth;
bundle of pages of mainly smaller countries (other than those lotted
above).
Similar mix to previous lots. (c.100
pages)
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40.
89 Africa; a similar
lot. (c.90 pages)
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90 Asia;
a similar lot, from Middle East to the Ryukyus. (70
pages)
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28.
91 Europe; a
similar lot inc. odd French and Portuguese territories. (42
pages)
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15.
92 South and Central
America; a similar lot (83
pages)
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35.
93 World; dupl.
stock of m. & u. in stockalbum. Mainly cheap, but not all common.
(100s)
26.
Philatelic
(Covers)
94 Two file boxes with wide selection of world
covers, apparently sorted by country. Some are
quite ordinary (e.g. commercial
covers from national HQs), but others are more unusual,
special event, FDCs, and so
on. Occasional stamps included.
(100s)
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75.
95 Swaziland;
1967-71 three covers with BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION/OFFICIAL FREE cachets
(last with crown
removed).
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6.
96 United Kingdom;
1929-76 collection of Scout Association meter marks
on cover, card, or
piece, inc. 1937 on Christmas card from
BP, various sample impressions, etc. (c.85
items)
15.
97 --; box with
approx. 2,200 1966 Scottish Headquarters Annual
Census return forms.
Although prepaid by business reply service,
many have postmarks, giving a wide
variety.
30.
98 --; large
stock in eight filing drawers, mainly 1960s/70s
scouting slogan postmarks (gener-
ally serviced covers with
good strikes, sometimes on printed envelopes), some special
handstamps. Varied quantities, sometimes
with large duplication. (1,000s)
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50.
A
Buyer’s Premium of 10% (vat-inclusive) will be
added to all sale prices.
Scouting,
20 June 2005
Page 6
Estimate.
Stamps
(Cinderella)
99 England;
“ONCE A SCOUT/ALWAYS A
SCOUT” label produced by Jack Sharp
(“Official
Scout Outfitter to the
Liverpool Boy Scouts Association”) c.1912-15. Same design in
sheets of 6, in five
different colours of paper.
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100 --; labels for Gang Show
1933, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1937,
1950, and for “Voyage of the
Venturer”. Also 1936
leaflet.
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10.
101 Estonia;
c.1948-67 seln. of labels, mainly for camps in Sweden. (c.30, 2
m.s.)
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5.
102 Germany;
1945-46 three diff. m.m. labels (1 slightly thin) for Scout Post in
Displaced
Persons Camp, Detmold, plus
similar optd. “Augsburg/28.4.46.” (1 each m.m. perf and
imperf, 1 used on
piece).
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15.
103 Italy;
1915 sheet
of eight showing scouts – from a series of patriotic “GIOVANI D’ITALIA
!”,
slight
faults.
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10.
104 --; 1952 series of 6
different labels (CNGEI etc.) each with
three diff. opts. (= 18) 5.
Ü Lithuania;
see Germany 1945-46.
105 New
Zealand;
1939 eight diff. NZ Govt. Tourist Office labels optd. BOY SCOUTS’/
JAMBOREE/Christmas
– 1939 (some minor faults), and four similar (inc. 2 dupl.)
but with
toning. Also seln. of later
labels.
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106 Scotland;
1939
Monzie World Rover Scout Moot label in fourblock.
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5.
107 --; 1950 pair of labels
for Corroboree at The Inch, Edinburgh,
marked JUNE 1950 on margin.
(Very scarce; we’ve only seen this once
before, and that was this pair when last through our
hands !). Also badge
for event.
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8.
108 --; 1961 Inchcolm Rover
Moot label in strip of three,
plus another on piece with 4 x
“cancellation trials”. Also two
used, and three unused, 1967-68 Inchcolm Moot balloon
race
cards.
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10.
109 Sweden;
1920-73 seln. (c.60, 3
covers)
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8.
110 United
Kingdom;
block of four c.1930 red on yellow label, with
design based on BP sketch
– silhouette of scout
with shouldered staff.
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10.
111 --; stockalbum of mixed
items, some in large duplication. Includes
five Jack Sharp labels,
pair of Scottish Scout Week
1924 (plus postcard), 1957 Jamboree sheet (2), name badges,
mis-perforated bob-a-job
stickers [which just proves once a
philatelist, always a philatelist !],
etc. (c.110
items = perhaps c.900
labels).
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20.
112 World; two
stockalbums arranged by country – some scarce or
unusual, many others
common or heavily
duplicated. (c.225 items, plus dupl. others
loose)
.. 20.
Stamps
(others)
113
Stockalbum with some
dupl. world miniature sheets (c.70), plus some labels,
and 25
facsimile Mafeking Siege
banknotes.
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30.
114 Box of UK and world
covers and cards, a few stamps, plus some
items on pages,
etc.
30.
115 1998-99 colln. of items
for Chile Jamboree, from Chile and so-called
“Scottish Locals”.
(39 items, inc. m.s. labels,
badges) (Covers properly
mounted.)
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116 Thematic;
colln. of world stamps on pages arranged by theme, all
scout activities (e.g.
archery, climbing, conservation, etc.)
(c.800+)
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117 Youth
Organisations;
collection on bundle of pages of UK and foreign material (stamps
and covers) for
organisations other than scouts – pioneers, YMCA, Boys’
Brigade, etc., etc. 15.
Important
All notes,
comments, and rules in the 13 June Stamp Auction
catalogue apply also to this sale.
Information,
explanations, and advice are freely given.
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Page 7
Estimate.
Cigarette
and Trade Cards
118
Selection on a few
pages of generally scarcer cards, or scout/guide subjects
from mixed
sets, comprising Ardath (1),
Carreras (5), Churchman (36), Clarnico
(2), Cope (5),
Edmondson (2), Faith
Press (10), Falconer (1), Frys (8), Gallaher (2),
Hignet (1), Oxo (1),
Phillips/BDV (16), Player
(15), Priory (2), The Scout (2), and Anon. (3)
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50.
119 Album with a seln. of
odd cards of BP inc. Salmon and
Gluckstein Heroes of the Transvaal
War
(cat.£12.), Wills Vanity
Fair no.37, Adkin Soldiers of the Queen etc. (2),
a seln. of
Ogden (c.45, with some
variety), etc. (c.78)
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30.
120 Anonymous;
30
cards (possibly set) of a Thailand series showing scout signalling.
Quite
early, unusual, and
fine.
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121 Anstie;
1923 Scout Series set (50)
mainly good/fine,
cat.£140.
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24.
122 Co-operative
Wholesale Society;
1912 Boy Scout Series single card no.15 v.fine
cat.£30. 8.
123 --; 1939 Boy
Scout Badges set (50) fine,
cat.£65.
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15.
124 --; a similar
lot.
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125 --; a similar
lot.
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126 --; a similar lot but a
couple of
faults.
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127 Cope;
1910 Boy Scout and Girl Guide seln. of
6 different odds (English language) in mixed
condition. Cat.£72.
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8.
128 Faith
Press; 1928 (?)
series of ten for Scout Laws, very
fine.
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129 --; 1928 (?) series of
ten for Guide Laws, very
fine.
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130 Gallaher;
1911 Boy Scout Series
(grey-green backs, a mix of “LONDON
& BELFAST” and
vice versa) part set (91 of
100), poor to fine. Cat.£200+
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24.
131 --; 1922 Boy
Scout Series (grey-brown backs) set of 100, mainly fine,
cat.£180.
50.
132 D.W.
Goodwin & Co
(Flour); Boy Scouts (5) and Girl Guides (2)
odd cards from a rare
set
of 24. Fair to
fine.
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133 Goudey
Gum (USA);
1933 Boy Scouts set (48)
fine/v.f.
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134 Hellas;
eighteen different cards from German Hitler-Jugend series of cards
(which we
know has nothing to do with
scouts !) fair/fine.
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6.
135 Ogden;
1911 Boy Scouts (blue
back) set (50) mainly fine but a few poorer, cat.£150.; Also
two duplicates with green backs.
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136 --; 1912 Boy
Scouts (2nd series)
(blue back) set (50) mainly very fine,
cat.£140.
40.
137 --; 1912 Boy Scouts (3rd
series)
(blue back) set (50) mainly very fine,
cat.£140.
40.
138 --; 1913 Boy Scouts (4th
series)
set (50) mainly fine/very fine,
cat.£150.
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40.
139 --; 1913 Boy Scouts (5th
series) set
(25) fine/very fine,
cat.£70.
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140 --; 1929 Boy Scouts set
(50) in poor to fine condition,
cat.£110.
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141 Pascall;
1912 Boy Scout Series seln. of
30 different (if same picture, different backs), poor
to fine,
cat.£300.
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142 Phillips;
1924
Famous Boys set (25)
mainly fine/v.f. (no.5 damaged – Cornwell),
cat.£65. 15.
143 Player;
1933 Boy Scout & Girl Guide
Patrol Signs & Emblems set (50) good/fine cat.£17½;
also the set of transfer cards but in
poorer condition.
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144 United
Tobacco (South Africa); 1932 Boy Scout,
Girl Guide & Voortrekker Badges set
(52) generally fine/very fine.
Cat.£104.
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Postcards
Ü Note that
the term “real photographic” (RP)
when used here is used in its proper sense, i.e.
a card which has been
printed directly from the photographic negative.
145 Important collection (in
album with plastic pockets) of cards dating from about 1910 to
1920, and with a high
percentage of RP. A mix of identified and unidentified, fair propor-
tion of Scottish, the others
all UK. Includes individual photos, groups, troops, camps,
parades, activities, etc.
Majority good/fine.
(270)
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£600.
146 Interesting, attractive,
and very substantial colln. of cards in
two large albums, arranged
alphabetically by publisher,
from Adams & Shardlow, Alexandra, and Bamforth, to WHS
and Woolstone. All sorts
of cards – comic, scout activities, patriotic, artistic, some views,
etc. Mainly g./f., some
poorer, majority earlier. (500+)
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£240.
147 1908-19 fine collection
of cards, many RP. Includes
visits/inspections by BP, groups of
scouts and individuals,
ceremonies, early uniforms, several of 1913 Birmingham Exhibitions
and Rally, two of WW1 service,
etc. This lot is generally attached to pages by sticky tape
on reverse. (68)
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£200.
148 Large album with a wide
seln. of various subjects; military
scouts, “BP’s Boy Scouts”, BP,
other Chief Scouts, etc.,
royalty, jamborees, and Wolf Cubs. Good range inc. unusual.
(c.305)
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£200.
149 Selection of 34 unused
cards published by Boy Scouts Assoc., showing
various
activities.
30.
150 Collection of various
campsites, hostels, Brownsea Is., etc.
(c.125)
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151 Stock of unused
postcards of Lord Rowallan, Chief Scout
(c.1,350), and of bust of Chief
Scout in front of portrait
of BP (c.1,575).
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152 Set of 110 cards showing
Scouts
of the World, published for 17th
Jamboree,
Korea.
15.
153 Scotland;
small
colln. of mainly unused cards of Wemyss Firs, some dated 1932, 1934,
(19
pcs, 12 photos/cards, 34
mini
photos)
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15.
154 --; small colln./ of
mainly unused cards of Fordell Firs. (23, 1
photo)
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8.
155 --; seln. of 26 mainly
unused cards – the
identified ones are of the 1939 Monzie Rover Moot,
as are many or all of the others
also.
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20.
Ü --; see
also Stamp Auction; Postcards (Blair
Atholl, Lochgoilhead).
156 England;
three
fine unused RP cards (thought to belong together) showing scenes titled
“BOY SCOUTS FUNERAL CARLTON JUNE 15TH
1914/c.METCALF”, “’WREATHS’ ON SCOUTS
GRAVES
C.METCALF./LOWESTOFT”, third card untitled shows
cortege of two hearses,
carriage, and procession.
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157 --; early to modern
colln. on album of cards of Gillwell Park. Wide
variety with a little dupl.
(c.195)
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158 Foreign;
early to
modern used and unused colln. generally arranged by country. Quite
varied,
and some poorer quality, but includes more
unusual/interesting, and attractive art types, etc.
(c.290)
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60.
159 Netherlands;
seln. of
35 unused cards, apparently all from the 1937 Jamboree, and many of
the Scottish
contingent.
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40.
160 Girl
Guides; early
(from 1906 forerunner) to modern album of cards, mainly UK (good
percentage Scottish) but with some foreign.
Many useful cards with many RP and inc.
individual and group portraits, events,
camp scenes, buildings, greetings, etc. Includes two
of the Raphael Kirchner The Scout. Mainly fine
(270)
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£150.
161 Model Vehicles;
seln. of
14 Lledo and similar, mainly in boxes. All but two are Scouting
subjects/designs. Includes four duplicates.
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While it will
be possible (with limitations) to see some of the lots from this
auction in the week 7-11
June, it will clearly be more comfortable (for you as well
as for us) if Scouting Auction viewing is done
in the week
14-18 June.
Scouting, 20 June 2005
Page
9
Estimate.
There
are no
estimates in this section (see earlier notes). Condition
can be expected to be fine throughout unless
noted otherwise. Full detail of the condition of any piece can be had
on
request.
China,
Glass, etc. (Sizes quoted are the
height
or diameter in millimetres.)
CHINA
162 Fine selection of BP
material comprising 6
cups/mugs (plus 1 plain saucer possibly matching),
2 tumblers, 1 jug with metal
lid, 1 small milk jug, and 2 egg-cups; also an enamel “tin” mug,
and a more modern cup (1957
?). (15 items)
163 Large Doulton jug, pale
brown and dark brown with patriotic design inc.
Roberts, BP, and
animals of the empire. Height
210mm.
164 Grey and blue
earthenware tankard, stamped ELLIOTT, LONDON, and scout symbol on base,
with text “The
heroic Defender of Mafeking . . . . . Four hours bombardment – One Dog
Killed – Here he is on the
handle” etc. Fine. Height 180mm.
165 Teapot,
with lid, showing Lieut.-Col. R.S.S. Baden-Powell. Height
155mm. Fine (the image
on our website gives the impression of a
chip at top, but this is a reflection).
166 Pair of similar teapots,
with lids, quite
rough manufacture, each about 120mm height. One in
light brown, the other white, and each
with BP portrait on front (one “Colonel Baden-Powell”,
other “BADEN-POWELL”. Some rubs etc.
167 Cream-coloured cream jug
with relief portrait of BP, and
quotation “If we go
forward we
die . . .”. Impressed ALLER. . . . on base.
Tiny chip
at top. Height 130mm.
168 Grey-green and white
cameo-relief style Dudson vase,
various decorations inc. portraits of BP
and Buller. Height 180mm. Fine but a
bit grubby on the white.
169 Blue and white
cameo-relief style Dudson teapot with lid with
portraits of BP and Buller, each
twice; height 130mm, chip on lid. And
another very similar, not stamped on base, slightly
larger, height 150mm, crack on handle, and
possibly
the wrong lid.
170 Grey-green and white
cameo-relief style Dudson teapot with lid
with portraits of BP and
Buller each twice, height 130mm, chip on
underside
of lid; also a similar coffee pot (?) with
lid, with one of each portrait, height
180mm.
171 Small white Hammersley
plate with design showing three scout
semaphore signals. Diameter
148mm.
172 Nice little set, all
marked on base PARAGON CHINA ENGLAND comprising teapot with lid
(height 105mm), four cups
(54mm, one with repaired handle),
jug (53mm), bowl (dia.
67mm), and four saucers (110mm). All have
printed/transfer designs such as “The Cook”,
“Foraging”, “Sentry Duty”, “Reveille”.
173 Five pieces with designs
as on last lot, but one marked Royal
Stafford, the others unmarked;
1 small plate, 2 small dishes, 2 cups. Couple
of cracks/chips.
174 Bowl with “The Cook”
design as in previous
lots, printed BABY’S PLATE. 185mm.
175 “Foraging” cup and
saucer as before (unmarked), plus a 1927
Hertfordshire Rally mug,
Bisto plate with two scouts tracking, and a
ceramic BP plaque.
176 Matching pair of tumbler
and bowl, each with scout designs. Bowl 90mm
dia. (fine),
tumbler 97mm height (faults).
177 Fine collection
of eleven different
jugs in a variety of shapes and sizes, all with
Baden-Powell
portraits, and generally fine.
178 Selection of five
different BP cups and mugs, fair to fine.
179 Four similar fluted
white tumblers with
portrait of BP on front plus title MAJOR-GENERAL
BADEN-POWELL/”THE
PILLAR OF A PEOPLE’S HOPE”, plus inscription on
reverse IN
COMMEMORATION OF THE/GLORIOUS DEFENCE
& RELIEF
OF/MAFEKING/SIEGE COMMENCED
OCT 14TH
1899/RELIEF EFFECTED MAY 17TH
1900. Two
large (height 102mm – one in red-brown,
one in yellow-brown) and two small (82mm
– one in black
with coloured portrait, one in
green, the last one cracked).
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China,
Glass, etc.,
continued.
CHINA
180
Plain white mug (cracked) with scout badge
plus HERTFORDSHIRE/COUNTY RALLY/HATFIELD/
1927 in green. Height 82mm.
181 White mug with 1937 KG6
Coronation design on one side, on the
other for the ROXBURGH-
SHIRE GIRL GUIDES/CORONATION RALLY.
Slight crazing. Height
95mm.
182 Brown and white teapot
and lid with colour portraits of BP and
Lord Roberts. Chip on base,
height 170mm.
183 Three teapots with lids;
[1] white with BP on
front, flags on back (height 165mm), [2] white
with BP on front, Sir George
White on back, repair to lid (155mm), and [3] largely
pink/mauve
with BP on front (120mm).
184 Five large mugs, all
with BP portrait on front. Mainly good/fine,
though one heavily crazed and
with chips on base.
185 Four items (three small
tumblers 75 to 90mm height, and bowl
88mm dia.) all with same
design – BP and flags on front, “FOR QUEEN AND
EMPIRE” on reverse. All
marked on base
“R.H. &
S.L. PLANT/S.A. SOUVENIR WARE”
186 Selection of mainly
decorative items
comprising plate, two plaques (1 for
wall, 1 free-
standing), two teapot stands, 2 vases, and pot
holder. All show
BP. (8 items)
GLASS
187 Glass plate with design
moulded on reverse BADEN-POWELL/MAFEKING/BESIEGED
7 MONTHS/
R 17 MAY 1900 RELIEVED. Diameter
250mm, fine.
188 Two similar glass
tumblers with
engraved portraits of BP with text for defence or
relief of
Mafeking. Height 118mm.
189 Glass tumbler engraved
THE RELIEF OF MAFEKING/17TH MAY
1900/COL. BADEN POWELL plus
flags. Some cracks within glass, possibly
natural. Height 118mm.
190 Glass tumbler engraved
on one side with portrait of BP, on the
other ROBERTSON SANDERSON
& COS/CELEBRATED/MOUNTAIN
DEW/LEITH. Chip in lip. Height 104mm.
191 Glass (with handle)
engraved MAJOR GENERAL BADEN
POWELL/portrait/ASK FOR ENGLISH
FRUIT PRESERVING CO’S JAMS. Height
115mm.
192 Shaped glass on stem
with engraved BP
portrait, surrounded by gold “B.P.”/HERO OF
MAFEKING. Height 178mm.
193 Three Mafeking souvenir
engraved glasses. 123mm,
118mm, 98mm height.
METAL
194 A pair of large metal
tea caddies, each
with designs of scouts in countryside and in boat.
Some scratches etc. Height 260mm.
195 Metal container
inscribed on front THE SCOUT NW with fixings for carrying on
belt etc.
– possibly a portable dixie/liquid
heater. Height 75mm. Also two other metal dixies – one
round (height 155mm, stamped “04” on
front), the other half-circle (height 115 mm,
stamped 1917 on back). We know
nothing of the provenance of these last two, but knowing
DCJ, suspect that they have some BP connection.
196 Large circular copper
plate embossed with scout emblem etc., and
engraved LIBYA 1964.
Diameter c.500mm.
197 Three metal bas-relief
plaques
of BP.
198 Two 13th Hussars
metal boxes (probably cigarette case and tobacco case) with embossed
inscriptions from BP.
MIXED
199
Mixture of Baden-Powell items comprising 2
thin metal plates, and damaged jug, mug, cup,
and two tumblers; also
seven more modern BP/scouting items.
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Estimate.
Paintings,
Prints,
Photographs, etc.
Sizes
quoted are the dimensions in millimetres (W x H) of visible picture.
200 Framed Vanity Fair
coloured print (dated
July 5th 1900) of
standing BP, titled Mafeking.
260 x 390.
201 Framed b/w print of BP
standing at
defences of Mafeking, titled Siege of Mafeking, 1900.
300 x
212.
202 Framed
colour print of Raphael Kirchner’s The
Scout, possibly
from original publication
but a little faded and water stained at foot.
160 x 235.
203 Framed colour print A Fine Horseman and a Good
Shot: A Sergeant of the South African Constabulary.
A Sketch
from Life by Major-General R.S.S. Baden-Powell. 255 x 350.
204 Large framed watercolour (“sketch”
- ink and
watercolour ?) of African warrior, titled on
label on reverse Sketch of
a Zulu Chieftain
haranguing his generals by Maj-General R S
Baden-Powell. Executed
in blacks, greys and white on a buff background. 345 x 480.
205 Framed certificate for award of Silver
Medal to PL Angus McQueen
for saving the lives of
two boys at Girvan Harbour, 1909, signed BP.
365 x 300.
206 Double frame (i.e. large
frame with smaller
frame hanging by chains) with mounted selection
of 38 different Scottish county/area badges.
(possibly about 1950s/60s ?). 390 x 495 and
390 x 260.
207 Frame with
mounted selection of 37 different
England/Wales/N.Ireland county badges.
400 x 495.
208 Frame with mounted
selection of 35 different English scout
county badges 1951-55. 400 x
500mm.
209 Framed colour print The Relief of Mafeking – Meeting of
Colonel Mahon with
General
Baden-Powell. 480 x
630.
210 Framed
colour print The Relief of Mafeking
–
Meeting of Maj.-Gen. R.S.S.
Baden-Powell
with Col.
Mahon, May 18th, 1900. 690 x
405mm.
211 Framed photograph of
large group, titled “The Boy
Scouts Association Conference
– Edinburgh
– 29th Sep – 1st Oct
1933.”. 835x147mm.
212 Framed
original painting, largely in black, browns, and white on buff, titled “Reconnaissance
at
Mafeking” by Georges Scott. Label on back from Military
Exhibition London 1901 –
Historical
and Relic Section. 360 x
257mm.
213 Frame for
World Jamboree 1929, with 12 Jamboree badges, portrait
of BP, and
national
symbols
etc. 410 x 560mm.
214 Framed colour poster (by
Parliamentary Recruiting Committee titled “Are YOU in this ?”
(“Poster No. 112”) showing various types of
war work
including scout supplying soldier.
Designed
by BP. Some creases. 500 x
675mm.
215 Framed flag – Union Flag
with BP at centre in
wreath etc, 645 x 490mm.
216 Mixed box
of pictures and prints; several BP portraits (original and
reproduction), a print
of Lord
Somers (ms 75/5 . . .
Wilfred Appleby ?),
Commissioners Conference 1917 group
photo, etc. (14)
Please note; Lot content has been
changed; description now "Mixed box
of pictures and prints; several BP portraits
(original and
reproduction), a print of Lord
Somers (ms 75/5
. . .
Wilfred Appleby ?), Commissioners
Conference
1917 group photo, etc. (12)
217 Selection of photograph
albums with mainly troop camps, trips,
etc. (7 albums + loose).
Books and
Publications
218 A stock of “The Scout
Book Club” books, approx. late-1930s, comprising Scouting for Boys
(5), Scouting
in Europe (3), South With
Scott
(3), The
Gentle Art of Tramping (3), Boys
of
the Otter
Patrol (2), American Patrol
Leaders’ Handbook (3), The
Scout’s Book of
Gardening (2), Alone in the
Wilderness (1), Green Hell (1),
Scouting Sketches
(3),
Scoutmaster
! (3), Standing Camps
(3), and Camp
Fire Programmes (3).
219 The Daily
Arrowe, official
organ of World Jamboree 1929, complete series cloth-bound in
one volume.
220 A similar lot, but in a
more basic binding.
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Books and
Publications, continued.
221 Scouting for Boys
1926
Braille edition, vol. 1 only.
222
Seln. of nine
different
books by BP; Pig-Sticking or
Hog-Hunting,
Yarns for Boy Scouts,
The
Adventures of a Spy, Lessons
from the
‘Varsity of Life, Birds and
Beasts in Africa,
More Sketches of Kenya,
Scouting Round the World, Life’s Snags (signed
?), and Rovering
to Success.
223
Large
and heavy box with 10 bound
volumes of The Boys Scouts Headquarters Gazette
1909-22 (not complete); and Scouting magazine
1987, 1990-94.
Please note;
Lot content has been changed; description now "Large
and heavy box with 9 bound
volumes of The Boys Scouts
Headquarters Gazette 1909-22 (not
complete); and Scouting magazine
1987, 1990-94.
224
Large
and heavy box with 6 bound volumes of The Scouter
magazine 1909, 1923-25, 1934,
1939,
plus 5 bound volumes of The
Scout 1908-10,
and others.
Please note; Lot content has been changed;
description now "Large
and heavy box with 5 bound volumes of The Scouter
magazine 1923-25, 1934, 1939, etc."
225
Heavy box with various
periodicals; Headquarters
Gazette 1912-18, Jamboree vols.1-7,
World
Scouting 1946-51, and others.
226
24 misc. scout books inc.
vols. 1-4 of Rover World,
4 modern
Scout Annual.
227
11 books inc. Scottish
Scout vols. 1-16, 29-30, BP A Family Album.
228
34
mixed books inc. More Sketches of Kenya
by BP, Diary of the Siege of Mafeking …
by Edward Ross. Please
note; Lot content has been changed; two albums of press-cuttings are
removed
229
Mixed box
inc. The Boer War by Pakenham, Boer
War Memorabilia; The Collectors’
Guide
by
Oosthuizen, The
Boer War Diary of Sol T Plaatje, various scouting, and others e.g.
Scouting
& Reconnaissance in Savage Countries
by Stigand. (13)
Manuscripts,
Scrapbooks, etc.
230 Three books of
press-cuttings dated 1925 to 1947, nearly all Scottish, plus
another about the
1938 Monzie Moot.
231 Two large scrapbooks of
mainly photographs – a Stirlingshire
group ? 1926-62.
232 Presentation album given
(1950) to Matt
Howie, Asst. Commissioner for
Scotland (Rovers)
1934-49. Includes letters of thanks
(Chief Scout etc.), many photographs, and the signatures
of many hundreds of Rovers.
233 A fine collection of
bound volumes of newspapers from jamborees
etc. comprising; 1929
Arrowe Park (loose), 1935
Australia, 1937 Netherlands (incomplete), 1937 USA, 1939
Rover Moot, 1947 France, 1957 Jubilee
Jamboree, and 1964-65 Australia.
234 The 1939 and 1957 items
only as in last lot.
AUCTION PROGRAMME
² This is our last
auction of the
season, and we expect to have our next general stamp auction ²
² about late August.
This will be
followed by further stamp auctions approximately monthly, and ²
² we are planning
our next
Collectables Auction for about late October/early November 2005. ²
Ephemera, Badges, and Assorted
235 Large
leather-bound volume “THE BOY
SCOUTS ASSOCIATION SCOTTISH HEADQUARTERS
LOG BOOK” with
manuscript records from 22 February 1909 to 1911 (apparently
written
retrospectively), then
from 1929 to 1943. Much interesting content
– some formal, some
very
human, and including many photographs, press-cuttings, and some
autographs. £100.
236 Small selection of other
items with
scouting subjects; cheese/chocolate
wrappers (2),
matchbox
labels/covers (33), and the
proof print for a Portuguese sardine can label ! 8.
237 Woven
silk (probably by Stevens of
Coventry) portrait of BP (with “FOR THE FLAG”, Union
Flag, and battle scene at
foot), very fine, in frame.
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Ephemera, Badges, and Assorted, continued.
238 A similar
silk portrait, with “PRINCE OF SCOUTS & HERO OF MAFEKING” plus flag
and
African scene. Slight
spots, in
frame.
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239 Mixed box of scouting ephemera, souvenir
items, etc., generally
non-paper. Includes badges
(cloth and
metal, mainly modern with some older, and some in heavy duplication),
old BP
ashtray, brasses, and so on,
and so forth. Some scarce items included, as well as much that is
common.
240 Stained glass panel for
1st
Gilwell Park (Wemyss Firs) Group, 1936, Owl Patrol, with owl as
central motif. 310 x 435mm.
241 A Red Cross flag, at the
corner of the hoist of which has been
written “FROM
MAFEKING”
(no other provenance). 1.75m x
1.06m.
242 Boer War souvenir
handkerchief, showing
Lord Roberts (“Bobs”) at centre, plus various
other army leaders. c.470mm square.
243 Boer War souvenir
handkerchief, showing BP,
Kitchener, French, White, Buller. c.350mm.
244 Souvenir Union Flag with
BP portrait at
centre. c.660 x 495mm.
245 Souvenir Union Flag with
BP portrait at centre, poor condition. c.250 x
330mm.
246 Two pipes (for smoking)
with BP heads, and another four pipe
heads only.
247 Four BP paperweights.
248 Three traditional scout
hats, two of these
with commissioner’s plumes.
249 1933 letter from London
Scout HQ, thanking Edinburgh Scouts for
Conference. Signed by
BP. Taped at top of reverse.
250 Small woven silk
“ribbon” (31 x 67mm, with pin at top) showing
BP portrait, red cross
surrounded by wreath and
flags, MAFEKING at foot.
Stained due to tape stuck to back, but
scarce. Also Singer’s Bookmark showing
BP (fair only).
251 Five scout belt clasps
(2 each
of 2 different old British designs, 1 French); also two brass
belt plates (both Scottish
?), and a leather belt.
252 1957 Jamboree shoeshine
kit.
253 Two Korean bells, each
75mm high, with
scout badge in design.
254 Boxed set of
four metal scout figures, each about 50mm high, showing scout uniforms
1908-90, and another box
with two similar Scottish.
255 Three pennants; 1950
Blair Atholl Jamborette (2 diff), and 1952
Rover Wee Moot.
256 Two small figures carved
in thin (bone
?), with note saying “Made by Hungarian scouts at
1929 Jamboree at Arrowe Park”. One of
scout at tree, the other of two scouts sawing log.
Height 42mm.
257 Selection of scout
whistles; 7 tubular, plus 2 in keyhole
shape with embossed BP portrait.
258 Collection of plumed
badges for scout hats – 3 BE PREPARED without
stars, 15 BE PREPARED
with stars, and 4 BOY SCOUTS, plus
three with “RS” (1 BOY SCOUTS, 2 BE PREPARED), with
a good variety of colours of
plume (1 missing plume).
259 Selection of Rover Scout
badges, cloth and metal (11).
260 Box of knives; a mix of
(roughly
categorised) sheath knives (9), dirks (4),
penknives (19, inc.
one from 1947, and
Swiss Army type), folding (2).
261 Three plastic, and one
cloth, dolls of scouts/guide/cub (one old
and collapsed)
262 Seven various plaques or
small metal plates
with BP portraits.
263 Box with largely modern
labels etc. in large quantities, plus a
wide variety of other philatelic
material, odd papers, etc.
264 Box of odds and ends,
souvenir items, ephemera, knick-knacks,
etc. Almost everything has
a scouting connection, and tend to be
three-dimensional objects (rather than papers or
documents).
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Ephemera,
Badges,
and Assorted, continued.
265 Heavy box
of papers; camp newspapers, documents, leaflets, other publications,
letters, a
few photographs, badges,
etc. Many interesting pieces; a potentially fruitful sort.
266 Silver Acorn medal, with
ribbon, 1968.
267 Silver bugle.
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