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Maile & Sutherland, after S Alken, c 1841 Hare hunting 26 x 67cm (10 1/4 x 26 1/2in) parcel gilt frame

A silver mounted glass hunting flask in original leather case, a Bell and Howell 'Sportster IVth' cine camera, an Agfa Isoletteik 35mm folding camera c1936

Alken (Henry) Ideas, Accidental and Incidental to Hunting, and other sports; caught in Leicestershire, &c., a later issue and possibly made-up copy, frontispiece and 41 plates, all hand-coloured soft-ground etchings, hand-colouring not uniform throughout, light marginal soiling to some plates, stab-holes to lower margin where previously bound as oblong folio, original paper label pasted onto rear endpaper, engraved bookplate of Forrester Britton, early twentieth century red morocco, gilt, by Riviere & Son, spine gilt in compartments, g.e., covers very slightly marked, lower corners bumped, [cf. Podeschi 136; Schwerdt I 17; Tooley 36], folio, n.d. [some plates water-marked 1841 or 1844].

–. [Turberville (George) The Noble Art of Venerie or Hunting, 1611]; bound with [The Booke of Falconrie or Hawking, 1611], both second editions, black letter, numerous woodcut illustrations, first work lacking title, 3 preliminary ff. and 2 ff. at end, B2 torn and repaired and B7 lower margin defective with slight loss of text, second work also lacking title (loosely supplied in photocopied facsimile) and 3 preliminary ff., D2 lower edge trimmed with slight loss of signature and catchword, M7 holed slightly affecting woodcut on verso, some water-staining, mostly to second work, a few leaves in first work probably from a smaller copy, despite imperfections a reasonable working copy, modern calf preserving old sheep covers, [Schwerdt 2, pp.271-2; STC 24329 and 24325], 4to, [1611]; sold not subject to return.

Warburton (Roland E.Egerton) Hunting Songs, half title, printer's vignette on title, contemporary half morocco, spine gilt, t.e.g., 8vo, 1873.

Vietnam.- Varied Group of Views, including hunting with elephants, 3 interiors of the Palais du Gouverneur at Saigon, the Cafe de la Rotonde, village and river scenes and jungle landscapes, albumen prints, 165 x 220mm. to 235 x 310mm., unmounted, a few only with pencil titles, c.1880s (33).

Rajahastani School.- Tigers hunting, 2 pen and ink drawings, each c.215 x 1210mm., minor defects, both on two sheets centrally joined, Kotah, c.1800. (2).

-. Landseer (Sir Edwin Henry, R.A.) The Stag at Bay, dedicated to the Marquis of Breadalbane, by Thomas Landseer, mixed-method engraving, 600 x 990mm., slight browning, very slight spotting, framed and glazed, Louis Brall, 1865; Victor of the Glen, mixed-method engraving, 600 x 985mm., spotting, a few surface abrasions, framed and glazed, L. Brall, 1868; Der König der Walder, [The Monarch of the Glen], by E. Weixelgartner, lithograph, with original hand-colouring, 615 x 560mm., title and verses in German, spotting, marginal browning and dampstaining, slight surface dirt and one surface scratch, framed, Vienna, F. Paterno, c.1860; The Swannery Invaded by Eagles, by J. B. Pratt, mixed-method engraving, 645 x 900mm., browning, surface dirt and some spotting, a few surface abrasions, framed and glazed, Thomas Agnew and Sons, 1889; with one other large engraved hunting scene, after Philippe Ledieu (5).

-. Edwards (Lionel) Hunting scenes, On the Way to the Meet; "Rails"; The Unlucky Man; Returning Home, chromolithographs, each 290 x 708mm., signed by the artist, lower left, some spotting and surface dirt, minor damp-staining, with one duplicate, all framed, four glazed, Lawrence and Jellicoe Ltd, early 20th century (5).

-. Herring (John Frederick) Fox-Hunting Scenes, the set of four, The Meet; Breaking Cover; Full Cry; The Death, by J. Harris, 4 aquatints, with original hand-colouring, each c.557 x 865mm., unexamined out of frames, The Meet, only, with publisher's blind-stamp, light spotting to Breaking Cover, only, other 3 plates with occasional cuts and abrasions, a few other minor surface defects, framed and glazed, [Siltzer p.152], first issued by Evans, 1854, three plates Brooks & Son, 1864, one G. P. McQueen, 1874, (?later 19th century issues) (4).

An Arthur Wood pottery relief moulded 'hunting' jug of tapering form, painted with a village hunting scene and a 'crop' in bright and naturalistic colours, silvered handle, printed factory marks, circa 1934

An engraved commemorative celery glass vase with initials 'GCA' and stipple engraved with hunting trophies, the foot dated '20.9.1978', 24.5cm high

Who's Who in Cheshire, 1935, limited edition No. 151, Tough Skin, 'Cheshire Cats and Cheshire Cheeses', and others on Cheshire and Hunting

Four silver mounted stags horn handled hunting whips two engraved "L.Clegg, Delamere", three others and a stick

Two 20th century hunting pink jackets, each with green suede collar and monogrammed buttons, for the Tarporley Hunt Club, another jacket and other hunting clothes and Oxford Bullingdon Club jacket

A 20th century hunting pink tailcoat in red wool with gilt buttons, and a quantity of breeches

Chester castle, framed steel engraving and two small framed hunting prints (3)

'Queen Victoria's visit to Aston Hall', oak framed mezzotint, two small watercolours and a hunting print (4)

Victorian Staffordshire figure of a hunting greyhound seated on haunches with quarry

Pair of late Victorian gilt framed hunting lithographs

A large Doulton Lambeth stoneware jug with hunting and tavern scenes in relief height 9 1/2"

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware tankard with tavern and hunting scenes and a similar larger tankard A/F

Two South African wood pipes, one engraved with names of towns in South Africa; the other commemorating the Boer War, both with composite stems, length 15cm; and a wood pipe, possibly Austrian, with hunting scene in bas relief and wood and horn stem.

A Debrecen style finely carved wood pipe bowl, C19th, with clay lining, full relief carved a man and woman with hunting guns.

An Austro Hungarian or Black Forest relief carved and polished stag horn hunting pipe, C19th, the bowl and stem finely carved with deer, oak leaves and acorns, with ivory mouthpiece and silver coloured metal hallmarked mounts, length 55cm.

An Ulm burrwood pipe bowl, with decorative silver coloured metal lid and stem mount, 10x8cm; and a German wood pipe bowl, with bas relief of men hunting with dog and birds, with silver coloured metal decorative lid, 15x5cm, both C19th.

A meerschaum pipe, C19th, carved as a stag antler in full relief with a hunting dog retrieving a game bird; and a C19th cigar holder of a snarling wild boar's head, both with amber stems.

A black porcelain pipe, C19th, with bas relief of a green dressed man holding a lantern; and two others depicting hunting scenes, (AF).

Two German porcelain long stemmed pipes, C19th, one brown porcelain with brass mounts, handpainted in white, carved horn stem, length 62cm; the other white porcelain with hunting scene, brass mounts and wood stem, length 60cm; five painted porcelain bowls, incl a young lady and a hunting scene; and a stag horn bowl with bas relief carving of deer, all C19th.

A European moulded stoneware single bowl pipe, with bas relief of hunting scene, wood and horn stem, length 40cm; and two moulded stoneware bowls, with bas relief hunting scenes, all C19th.

A German porcelain pipe, with pictures of deer on both bowl sections, the horn and wood stem with porcelain insert showing man and his dog, length 28cm; a bowl showing man and dog hunting, 10cm; and a two-piece porcelain bowl transfer printed a young lady relaxing in chair, 22cm, all C19th.

A German porcelain pipe, C19th, transfer printed a hunting dog, length 26cm; and two transfer printed porcelain bowls: one showing a pony, 10cm, the other a deer, 12cm.

An Allertons small sized sugar and cream decorated in the traditional palette and a further milk jug depicting hunting scenes. (3)

A pair of brown leather hunting boots by Maxwell, Dover Street, with wooden trees and brass rings. (2)

A pair of brown leather hunting boots complete with wooden trees and brass rings. (2)

A set of three colour hunting prints, all inscribed, 17cm x 24cm, one unframed. (3)

BECKFORD, P. Thoughts on Hunting, illus. G. D. Armour, The Sport of our Ancestors, illus. G. D. Armour, Sirtees, The Analysis of the Hunting Field, presentation copy 1846, also John Mills, The Life of a Foxhound, 1921, and Farbes, W. B. "Maintop", "Hounds, Gentleman, Please!" (5)

THE REMAINING HUNTING LIBRARY OF FRED HART (65 approx.)

Veitch (James Herbert) Hortus Veitchii, 50 plates, hinges cracked, Chelsea, 1906 § Guenther (Konrad) A Naturalist in Brazil, plates and text illustrations, 1931 § Farrer (Reginald) The Dolomites, colour plates by E. Harrison Compton, 1913 § Ward (F. Kingdon) Plant Hunting on the Edge of the World, plates, 1974 § Lyte (Charles) Frank Kingdon-Ward. The Last of the Great Plant Hunters, maps and plates, 1989, third mentioned modern half morocco, rest original cloth, fourth and fifth mentioned dust-jackets; and 63 others, Plant Hunting, some duplicates including 10 other copies of the fifth mentioned, 4to & 8vo (68).

THREE BROOCHES A two colour gold hunting horn brooch, a gold RAF wings brooch, and a horse's head portrait brooch in silver

A HUNTING CASED DRESS POCKET WATCH BY PATEK & CO. White enamel dial with black Roman numerals. Signed inner case and numbered 1715. Both outer cases with gold and niello decoration To one side a hunting scene with two hounds and a boar amongst foliage with salamander, to the other a grotesque mask to the centre of a similar decoration. With watch key (2) ++Cracked dial

AN 18 CARAT GOLD HALF HUNTING CASED FOB WATCH The glazed aperture with pink guilloche enamel chapter ring and blue Roman numerals. ++Working and in good condition

AN ENGLISH HUNTING SIDEARM. Ivory hilt brass/gilt mounts, shellguard, single-edged curved blade, in leather and brass mounted scabbard containing a skinning knife. Etched single fuller blade 17.5" (44. 5cm), 22.75" (58cm) overall.

A BONE HUNTING KNIFE. Bowie style blade with partial fuller, in a hardwood scabbard with swept forward quillions, 13.5" (34.5cm) overall.

AN IVORY HANDLED HUNTING KNIFE. Continental silvered mounts, reverse quillions of swirl form. Leather scabbard, traces of etchings visible on the single fullered blade. 21" (53.5cm) overall.

A CONTINENTAL HUNTING HANGER. Staghorn and brass hilt with dog and staghead quillions. boar and hound shellguard. No scabbard, blade very similar to Scottish Dirk styling, 18.5" (47cm) overall.

K** F** BARKER (Fl. circa 1920-1940) OTTER-HUNTING: 'YOI OVER, OVER!' Etching with drypoint, signed and inscribed with title, the full sheet, unframed 24 x 30.5cm. ++ Image light stained where formerly mounted.

A SILVER MOUNTED HUNTING CROP, by Swain & Co., London, horn handle, bamboo shaft, engraved G. H. Knight, Westbury

POSTCARDS, an extensive collection of Exmoor in albums, specifically hunting: Exford, Winsford, Dulverton and Minehead; and other historical events

EDWARDS, LIONEL My Hunting Sketchbook 1928, sketches in stable and kennel, 1933 and horses and ponies, cloth bindings (3)

A Huntley & Palmers "Maplewood Casket" biscuit tin, circa 1926-7, in the form of an octagonal veneered wood casket with inlaid stringing around the edges, the hinged lid with a central oval hunting scene, an inscription on the base including "No.4813".

English School (19th century), Twelve coaching and hunting prints; each chromolithograph, each s. 9.5 x 54.5 cm

Edward Ardizzone (1900-1979), Centaurs Hunting; Centaurs beside the sea, each etching, each inscribed with title, numbered 1/30 and signed lower right and left, each p.12 x 18cm each bears label verso, The Zwemmer Gallery, 26 Litchfield Street, Charing Cross Road, Nos. 3 and 4.

Sporting. Imprint Society (USA): The Fancy, by an Operator, illustrated and signed by Randy Jones, 1972, slip case; Brailsford - Sport & Society; Dale-Green, P. Love of the Dog; Carr, R. English Fox Hunting; Hunt & Willis. The Genius of the Place, 1975; etc (19)

Peter Marshall, Queensferry, early 19th century oak long case clock with a swan neck moulded cornice, arched painted dial with a deer hunting scene above a cream enamel dial with floral spandrels, subsidiary second and date dial, eight day movement, flanked by fluted columns, the trunk with arched door and fluted quarter columns

Mills (John) The Sportsman's Library, xxviii, 431pp., half-title, lithographed portrait frontispiece, plates, a little very light damp-staining to some plates, original red cloth, light soiling, spine faded, 8vo, Edinburgh, William Paterson, n.d., [?1845]. *** This edition has been called 'very scarce'; it may or may not have preceded that listed in Westwood and Satchell, p.152, which was published by W. Tait, Edinburgh. This edition does however have "Printed by William Tait, 107, Prince's Street" on the final page. The difference between the 2 editions seems to have been that the Tait had printed illustrations whereas the Paterson contained lithographs. Contains sections on hunting, shooting, game, sporting dogs and angling.

Morgan (George) The New Complete Sportsman; or, the Town and Country Gentleman's Recreation, iv, 302pp., [2pp.], engraved frontispiece, 2pp. advertisements at end, browning and a little light foxing, contemporary ink inscription and a couple of ink spots to title, wormhole throughout with a little loss of text, lacking rear free endpaper, upper hinge a little weak, contemporary calf, rebacked with small piece of spine label remaining, slightly rubbed, [Westwood & Satchell p.153], 12mo, for Alex. Hogg, n.d. [?c.1785]. *** Westwood & Satchell write "Identical with Fairfax's 'Complete Sportsman' but with some revision and correction." Angling is included pp.1-44, along with "The breeding and managing game cocks ... , horse-racing, fox-hunting, hare-hunting ... shooting ... " and more.

O'Connor (R.) An Introduction to the Field Sports of France. Being a Practical View of Hunting, Shooting and Fishing, first edition, xx, 304pp., 16pp., half-title, wood-engraved title vignette and illustrations, 16pp. advertisements at end, original green cloth, gilt, spine faded, [Westwood & Satchell p.161], 8vo, London and Paris, John Murray and Stassin et Xavier, 1846. *** The third part, pp.225-298, deals with many types of fishing in various parts of France.

Oppianus.- De Piscibus Libri V. Eiusdem de Venatione Libri IIII, (Graece), translated by Laurentius Lippius, woodcut printer's device on title, text in Greek and Latin, corner of front free endpaper with small tear, lacking one leaf (N7 or N8), hinges weak, contemporary vellum, a few small tears and holes to spine, light soiling, [Adams O200; Schwerdt II p.50; Westwood & Satchell p.163], 8vo, Venice, Aldus, 1517. *** Rare: the first Aldine edition. Brunet states that this edition is "Rare et recherche", although the text is thought to be less accurate than that of 1515. Contains Oppianus' poem on fishes in five books, his poem on hunting in three books, and Lippius' Latin translation of the former. Includes the first edition of the poem "de venatione".

Pollok (Colonel) Incidents of Foreign Sport and Travel, first edition, viii, 427pp., half-title with contemporary ink ownership inscription, plates, original cloth, spine a little faded, extremities very slightly rubbed, 8vo, Chapman & Hall, 1894. *** Hunting and shooting experiences in India, Syria and other parts of Asia, with a chapter on West Africa.