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An early 20th Century oak single wardrobe, the Gothic arch door flanked by carved Tudor rose decoration, raised on bracket feet, bearing makers name plate 'Harrison Gibson Ltd. Ilford', 79cm wide x 183cm high x 40cm deep.

An Ilford Advocate camera, ivory enamelled finish; and a Zeiss Ikonette camera, grey plastic finish

A Weston Electrical Instrument Co. voltmeter the copper body on a wooden plinth base in a wooden travelling case (requires re-wiring); an Ilford camera; two Kodak cameras; and three small leather cases one with fitted interior for stationary.

An Ilford Sportsman camera with Vario shutter, Dacora f2.8 45mm lens, in leather case and with instruction booklet together with a Kodak Junior folding camera in case (2)

A transfer-printed snuff box, Battersea/Birmingham, circa 1755 rectangular, the lid with the arms of the Anti-Gallican Society, the interior with a profile of George II, in the Antique manner, engraved by Simon-Francois Ravenet, after the medal by John Sigismund Tanner, the sides and base with printed brown shell and diaper motif 8.5cm, 3.25;in Provenance Lord Ilford of Bury, sale, Sotheby's London, 9 June 1975, lot 39 The Anti-Gallican Society was instituted in 1745 in order 'to oppose the insiduous arts of the French Nation', that is, to discourage the importation and consumption of French produce and manufactures. Stephen Theodore Janssen, the owner and founder of the Battersea enamel factory at York House was one of the SocietyÕs Grand Presidents.. Dr Watney, ÔPetitions for Patents É.Õ, E.C.C. Transactions, 1966, cites this box among group A6 of the printed brown diaper and shell type of transfer-printed boxes with Birmingham and Battersea connections. He illustrates the two Anti-Gallican designs, p .86, a and b..

A framed print of a photograph of Charlie Chaplin, ''The Hippodrome, Ilford, London, Monday November 5th 1928''; together with six coloured framed postcards of Dutch men and women.

A collection of 49 non-League programmes, including pre-war examples for Aylesbury, Hertford (2), Horsham, Ilford, Lewes, London Caledonians, Mitcham, Oxford City, St Albans & Wealdstone (2); & wartimes for Chelmsford & Walthamstow; the remainder dating from the late 1940s/early 50s

60 non-League & amateur programmes, dating between the late 1940s & early 1960s, Barking, Romford, Corinthians, Tooting, Grays, Clapton, Dulwich, Maidstone, Gt. Yarmouth, Briggs, Tufnell Park, Ilford, Dagenham, Leyton, Boldmere St Michael's, Rainham, Ford Sports, Wimbledon, Woodford, Bromley & others, also including a run of F.A. Amateur Cup finals for 1950-54, s/f Pegasus v Hendon 17.3.51 & England v Scotland international 15.3.52; the lot also including a menu for the Romford v F.C. Wageningen (of Holland) Festival of Britain Match 14.5.51 the reverse bearing 23 signatures in ink, the corresponding match programme is part of the lot (61)

A large collection of non-League programmes, mostly dating from the late 1950s & the 1960s, occasional earlier programmes including Isthmian League v Nigerian FA XI at Ilford 10.9.49, wide coverage of non-League teams, duplication, sometimes heavy (qty. 1,050 approx.)

A mahogany plate camera by J. Lancaster & Son, Birmingham, having an Ensign Anastigmat lens and an Ilex shutter (detached); together with an unopened packet of Ilford HP3 panchromatic plates and an unopened box of Kodak 0800 orthochromatic plates.

Small number of old cameras, including Kodak Autographic folding camera, A-122 (cased); Zeiss Ikon Cocarette, cased; Balda, cased; Premoette folding box camera; Autographic Brownies; Brownie Reflex; Ilford Sporti; and a Hesketh Universal Tripod (14)

Four boxes of magic lantern slides, depicting geological surveys, scenes and railway excavation works, in four Ilford card boxes

An Ilford Films Glass Illuminated Advertising Sign, 23 x 30 cm, a Platignum de Luxe Iridium Point cardboard advertising sign, 24 cm, and other advertising signs (qty)

Matchbox Superfast No.17 'Londoner' bus red, white interior 'Ilford HP5 Film' decals (M,BM) (Please see lot 2302 for image)

FREDERICK WHITEHEAD "The River Frome at Ilford", signed and dated 1918, oil on canvas, 28" x 36".

A bound volume of Chelsea home programmes, season 1928-29, first team & reserves plus other matches including two practice matches, Southern Counties v Northern Counties F.A. Amateur International Trial Match, Cambridge v Oxford University & F.A. Amateur Cup semi-final Dulwich Hamlet v Ilford

52 non-League programmes dating between seasons 1919-20 & 1949-50, 14 from the pre-war era, home teams comprising Llanelly, Slough, Walthamstow Avenue, Leyton, Macclesfield, Bedworth, Kidderminster, St Albans, Haywards Heath, Leytonstone, Corinthians, Chelmsford, Ilkeston, Horsham, Hitchin, Finchley, Grays, Gt. Yarmouth, Hastings, Hayes, Winsford, Runcorn, Redditch, Shildon, East Grinstead, Desborough, Bacup, Hendon, Marlow, London Caledonians, Mitcham, Wealdstone, Oxford City, Worthing, Ilford, Aylesbury, Hertford & Lewes

Five wartime programmes, three Ilford homes from season 1945-46, Army Cadet Force v Air Training Corps played at Kingstonians 18.12.43 & London Command v Central Command played at Barnet, 26th March 1944

0 Oz. Precision Balance Optical, Electric With Dashpots, W.A. Webb - Ilford

Essex Bank, ten pounds, 31st July 1890, Chelmsford, no. 49109, arms supported by wheat shearers at left, for Sparrow, Tufnell & Co., (Grant 729G), cancelled stamp on front, Chelmsford and Ongar postmarks on back, Ilford postmark on front

BR (E) AND (NE). Ten rolls of 35mm B&W negatives in original "Ilford" tins, mostly of steam locos taken in the early 1960s. Some good quality views noted. Generally 36-38 shots on each roll, one or two may be shorter, hence there could be approx 300-360 negatives in the lot. (10) £20

BR. Fifteen rolls of 35mm B&W Negatives on card and in "Ilford" tins as noted in lots 1293-1299. Locations include Lickey, Barnt Green, South Wales, Pinxton South, Nottingham Vic., Shrewsbury, Scotland, etc. Each roll contains 36-38 shots, hence could be over 500 negatives in the lot. (15) £20

Box: Kodak fold away Camera, Ilford 35 mm Sportsman Camera + Developing Tank and Hyper Flash Gun

Box: Camera Tripod and Agfa Paramat Camera and Case + Ilford Slide Viewer

Two boxes of Ilford infra-red photographic negative plates - mainly portraits.

Various 34 mainly Non-League matchday programmes and teamsheets, 1940s-50s,. incl. Cheshunt v. Woolwich Poly. 1955-56, Cambridge Town v. Ilford, 1948-49, some wear. (34)

ELEVEN VARIOUS CAMERAS, including Purma, Folvue, Kodak and Ilford (one lot)

A cast iron pub table, the base with scroll dolphin casting and on three scroll supports, the hardwood top with label verso "supplied by A McGuinness Ltd., Ilford", diameter 61cm.

A Paillard Bolex 8mm cine camera; with instruction manual; and aN Ilford Sportsman camera (2)

A.Roge, 16 Rue de la Gare, Lourdes EIGHT BOXES OF EARLY 20TH-CENTURY FRENCH STEREOSCOPIC SLIDES each containing twelve (one box with fifteen) slides, described on the box lid, mainly caves, gorges and mountains, plus A BOX OF 'ILFORD SPECIAL LANTERN PLATES' with untitled street scenes, and TWO BOXED STEREOSCOPES by Unis, France (11).

An Exa 500 35mm camera fitted a Tessar 50mm f2.8 lens, in leather case; and an Ilford Sportman, in leather case. (2)

A SUBITA FOLDING CAMERA, together with an Ensign Ful-Vue in black, an Ilford Craftsman, an Ensign Ful-Vue Super, a Minox 359L, a Zopkuu-4 and additional lens, and two other cameras.

A COLLECTION OF ILFORD SOFT GRADUATION PANCHROMATIC PHOTOGRAPHIC PLATES depicting various scenes including landscape, shipping, seascape, etc., together with Barnet Red Seal plates depicting primarily figural scenes, a collection of magic lantern slides depicting European scenes etc and glass photographic plates, 12 inches x 10 inches, depicting industrial subjects.

Robert Weir Allan - 'Ilford Bridge, Nr. Christchurch'; watercolour, signed, 34x51.3cm

An Ilford Sportsman 35mm camera; a Yashica Minister rangefinder camera, two other cameras and photographic accessories. (qty)

Essex. Grafton Dare (John Marmaduke, of Cranbrook House, Ilford) & Robert Westley Hall-Dare, son-in-law of Robert Hall. Memorandums. [Diary & Account book], 2 vol., manuscripts in two hands, (diary) title and 434pp., (account book) 106pp. excluding blanks, ruled throughout, last 2ff. cut at head at end, original green vellum, second mentioned ink title on upper cover, first mentioned rebacked with the original spine laid down, sm. 4to, 1st January 1792-9th September 1804 & 20th July 1829-26th April 1831. ***A detailed day to day account of life in Essex by a provincial gentleman living at the end of the eighteenth century. Probably a soldier, Grafton Dare records in January 1792 that his baggage has arrived in the river and been passed through customs and on 14th November 1802 that the "1st picture of Seringapatam came home". Apart from family matters most of the diary is concerned with activities such as crops, hay, stock, muck spreading, property maintenance, wine making and bottling port. He also held manor courts at Theydon Bois and Romford and many local areas are mentioned including Barking, Romford, Squirrels Heath, Rainham, Southall, Colliers Row etc. While the vast majority of the diary refers to estate business it also records Grafton Dare attending the Quarter Sessions in Chelmsford in 1795, attending a Turnpike meeting in 1794 and becoming a Commissioner of Sewers in 1801 and a Commissioner for the Land Tax at Romford. Later entries by his son in law record on 10th November 1829 the misreported death of Sir Eliab Harvey "a lie" and real death on 21st February 1830 (Captain of the " Fighting Temeraire", 1758-1830), inspecting work houses, elections, Epsom races etc.

Bridge building. Proposals, for Building a new Brick Bridge Over the River Roding at a place Call'd Woodford Bridge in ye County of Essex, manuscript, 2pp. with conjugate blank, folio, [c. 1750]; An Estimate, for Building a new Bridge, over the River Roding Commonly Call'd Woodforde Bridge, manuscript, 2pp. with conjugate blank, folio, [c. 1751]; An Estimate of The Charges of Widening The Road by Woodford bridge, manuscript, 1p., 224 x 202mm., 17th March 1753; Moore (Thomas) Retained letter copy to "Hon.d Sir", 2pp. with conjugate blank, folio, Ilford, 5th January 1751, "the Bridge Exclusive of the Wings as described in the Planne an Elevation will Amount to about the sum of £450"; folds, browned; and another, v.s. (5).

A Pratica FX 35mm camera with Meyer-Optik F2.8 lens, an Ilford Sportsman 35mm camera with Promtour 125 lens, an Agfa Movector 8 cine-camera and a Box Brownie. (4)

4 Cameras Russian Lubitel 2 twin reflex an Ensign Ful-Vue Super an Ilford Sprite and a Kodak Instamatic 25

Ilford Advocate Camera C1953

Ilford Sportina Range Finder Camera