76
Lot 826
821
Brandon Thomas (actor, playwright and
song writer 1848 - 1914), quantity of
ephemera, to include, photo's, numerous
copies of Charley's Aunt, letters etc., (qty) -
originally from the estate of Sylvia Brandon
Thomas
£150 - £250
822
Brigadier Dudley Clarke, The Eleventh At
War, Being the story of the XIth Hussars,
through the years 1934 - 1945, 23cm high,
together with, Major General Sir Edward
Spears, Liaison, 1914, 23.5cm high, both
uncorrected proof copies, (2)
£30 - £50
823
Bruce Bairnsfather, Fragments from All The
Fronts, Number Six, Volume VI, Published
by The Bystander, 27.5cm high
£30 - £40
824
Captain W.E. Johns, quantity of Biggles
books, Thunderbirds Operation Asteroids,
Hits The Trail x2, Investigates, Flies North,
The Black Raider, Sergeant Bigglesworth,
Fails To Return, In The Blue, Camel
Squadron, The Quest For The Perfect
Planet, In The Gobi, Gets His Men, In The
Terai, Goes Home, Air Detective, The Poor
Rich Boy, Pioneer Air Fighter, The Black
Peril x2, The Leopards Of Zinn, and Gimlet
Takes A Job and Gimlet Gets The Answer,
(23)
£150 - £250
825
Carl Ronald Giles, eight various signed
annauls, with three unsigned, (11)
£40 - £60
826
Cary's Traveller's Companion, Or A
Delineation of the Turnpike Roads Of
England
and
Wales,
shewing
the
immediate Route to every Market and
Borough Town throughout the Kingdom,
laid down from the best authorities on a
New Set of County Maps, London 1810,
printed for John Cary, Engraver and Map
Seller, Strand, leather bound, 18.5cm high
£80 - £120
827
Charles Dickens, Bleak House, 1st Edition,
1852, in the original instulments, the first
No I march through to the double XIX &
XX September edition, printed London:
Bradbury & Evans, Bouverie Street, with
illustrations by H.K. Browne, housed
within red leather covered box file with gilt
lettering, 19 instulments
£1800 - £2000
828
Charles Neufeld, A Prisoner Of The
Khaleefa Twelve Years Captivity at
Omdurman, London 1899, together with,
Samuel Butler, Hudibras, London 1775, The
History And Adventures Of The Renowned
Don Quixote, London 1782, Horatii Opera
Del, and Davis & Burdwood, Suns True
Bearing, (5)
£40 - £60
829
Collection of 1795 American stock
certificates, bought for Col. R Lloyd,
together with, many dividend payment
documents from Baring Brothers & Co.,
also for R. Lloyd, Circa 1805, needs viewing,
(qty)
£1000 - £1500
830
Copy of The Selector Newspaper, dated
Sunday, August 9th, 1807, the back page
reporting with brief mention of the
marriage between Henry Rooke and Miss
Nettlefold, 36cm high
£30 - £40
831
Copy of "Cork Mercantile Chronicle"
newspaper, dated Wednesday, December
11, 1811, 53cm high
£30 - £40
832
Crimean War interest, an original memo to
Officers in the trenches before Sebastopol,
dated 25th July 1855, with typed
translation, reading 'As Their appears to be
some misunderstanding with regard to the
power of the General Officer Commanding
in the trenches to give orders to Officers
Commanding the Artillery to fire upon the
enemy when he considers it desirable to do
so, and as in some recent instances when
the General Officer ap??? to the
Commanding officer of artillery to open
fire, he was told he had no orders to do so.
It therefore becomes necessary that some
different instructions should be given for
the mutual guidance of the General
commanding the trenches' etc., signed by E.
Reilley, Brigade Major, 20cm wide.
£400 - £500
833
Crimean War interest, original hand
written General after order, dated
headquarters Sebastopol 9th Sept. 1855,
with typed translation reading 'The
Commander of the Forces congratulates the
Army on the result of the attack yesterday.
The brilliant assault and occupation of the
Malakoff by our gallant Allies, obliged the
enemy to abandon the works they have so
long held with such bravery and
determination' etc., signed by H.W.
Barnard, Chief of staff, 20cm wide
£200 - £300
834
Crimean War interest, original hand
written letter to John McLoughlin from
Sergeant Major Seth Bond of the 11th
Hussars from the Charge of the Light
Brigade, the letter listing names of men
who died at Inkerman, Eupatoria etc., the
letter dated 8th February 1890
£200 - £300
