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Janet Ledger (British, 1934-). 'Brighton Beach', an oil painting depicting a serene of a person and dog walking on Brighton beach next to the pier, 19 x 19cm, unsigned,  mounted in a gilt frame.

BERNARD DE HOOG (DUTCH 1867 - 1943), COTTAGE INTERIOR oil on canvas, signedframed and under glassimage size 49cm x 39cm, overall size 76cm x 66cmNote: Dutch artist, Bernard De Hoog, produced a rich oeuvre of gentle interior scenes, which celebrated the everyday moments within family - particularly between mothers and their children. Newborns are cradled within their mother's arms while siblings read in rustic kitchens. In many respects, De Hoog’s work is comparable to the great Dutch painter, Jozef Israëls (1924-1911) and ultimately rooted within the traditions of the Dutch masters. During his time studying under the eminent Jan van Essen, he produced numerous copies of old masters while honing histechnique. It’s said that his career began through chance when working in an office for a merchant. Rather than figures in a ledger, the merchant discovered various sketches and drawings and was so impressed that he asked the young De Hoog to paint his wife. This, in turn, led to the artist’s tutelage under a drawing master and later, an academy. When we look back across his body of work, the consistent thread is a celebration of simple family life and the instinctive love between a mother and child. Misty sentimentalism majestically described with an impressionistic touch. In 1939, De Hoog’s work was shown in an exhibition at the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam.

Full Size replica Heath Ledger The Joker from Batman The Dark Knight figure with painted and sculpted face with curly haired wig and full outfit

British War Medal 1914-20 (9) (76834 Spr. H. Clark. R.E.; 76464 Spr. J. E. Cole. R.E.; 194688. Spr. E. J. Jones. R.E.; 30937 Spr. D. W. P. King. R.E.; 141697 Spr. E. F. Ledger. R.E.; WR-317252 Spr. M. Ludlow. R.E.; 181443. 2.Cpl. G. W. Rayner. R.E.; 267724 Spr. H. Smith. R.E.; 222346 Spr. J. Urquhart. R.E.) very fine and better (9) £140-£180 --- Hugh Clark was born in Glasgow in 1876 and worked pre-war as a postal telegraphist. He attested for the Royal Engineers Signal Service at Hitchin on 5 March 1915, but his Army Service Record notes that his early months in the Army were marred by drunkenness and improper dress. Posted to France with “L” Signal Battalion, he was discharged in 1919. Donald W. P. King served during the Great War with 9th Field Company, Royal Engineers, and suffered a shell wound to the head in October 1916. George William Rayner was born in Lowestoft in 1879 and worked pre-war as a parcels porter for the Great Eastern Railway. He served during the Great War with the Railway Operating Division, Royal Engineers, his skill as a shunter being recorded as ‘Superior’ on 16 February 1918.

An extensive collection of early 20th Century pharmaceutical jars and vials, together with pill making and suppository moulds, stoneware inhalers, a 1930s medical ledger[s] and prescriptions. 4x boxes of glass bottles

Manuscript Ledger: W Hurley & Sons. Earliest entry 1907, last entry 1929,detailing building works undertaken to companies/organisations in Tralee with prices charged.

The Sporting Life, Saturday September 10th 1994, two framed pages, displaying fixtures races of the day to include The 3:40 Tele Connections St Ledger Stakes, 5:00 Alexandra Maiden Stakes, etc., 55cm x 35cm.

Janet Ledger, Dilapidated phone box, signed, oil on board, 19x14cm.Provenance:Purchased from Edwin Pollard Gallery, Wimbledon in 1990 for £295.Condition report:Good overall condition, no surface scratches or staining. Small label verso for Edwin Pollard Gallery, 23 Church Road, Wimbledon Village, London SW19 5DQ with 01 phone number so presumably pre-1990. Consigned by private local client.

Janet Ledger, Going Home, signed, oil on board, 13x17cm.Provenance:Purchased from Edwin Pollard Gallery, Wimbledon in 1991 for £275.

Janet Ledger, Man in Highbury Fields, signed, oil on board, 13x13cm.Provenance:Purchased from Edwin Pollard Gallery, Wimbledon in 1987 for £160.

Janet Ledger, Waiting for the phone, signed, oil on board, 19x28cm.Provenance:Purchased from Edwin Pollard Gallery, Wimbledon 1985 for £350.

Janet Ledger, Wimbledon, Rainy Day, signed, oil on board, 29x28cm.Provenance:Purchased from Edwin Pollard Gallery, Wimbledon in 1985 for £275.

SHEILA MCLEISH, SCOTTISH SUNSET mixed media, signedmounted, framed and under glass, along with a large colour print of the Joker as played by Heath Ledger, framed, a colour print after Don Breckon and two further picturesthe McLeish 47cm x 64.5cm overall Qty: 5

Brig Stanley James Ledger Hill DSO and Big Alastair Stevenson Pearson CB DSO signed Operation Torch FDC. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99

An early 20th century blue leather and part cloth bound game hunting ledger/register belonging to James M. Carnegie (1908-1985), given to him by his father Lancelot D. Carnegie (1861-1933), part-filled with ink-written hunting records from 1928 to 1938, some with photographic inserts, including Forebank House and Kinnaird Castle. Provenance: the property of a Hampshire private collector.

A late Victorian red leather bound game book/ledger, possibly relating to the Dundreggan Estate in Scotland, with comprehensive records of both hunting and fishing around Scotland from 1887 to 1947, detailed pencil sketches of game and rural affairs and photographic inserts with names of areas hunted. Provenance: the property of a Hampshire private collector.

Gilt framed coloured print race for the St Ledger stakes 1812, Doncaster Racecourse, 46 x 35cm.

TWO BOXES OF LEDGER / DAY BOOKS containing twenty-three completed volumes in leather and cloth boards, twenty of which are in large format, most date from the 1940's - 1960's

Incredibly rare figure of a North American bovine in a breathtaking unrecorded Sung glaze. Circa 1913 which was the earliest times of glaze experimentation at the factory. Royal Doulton backstamp. Model 136. Artist: Joseph LedgerIssued: 1960sDimensions: 7.75"L x 2.75"W x 5.5"HManufacturer: Royal DoultonCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

An interesting Victorian scrap book created from an original ledger containing clips of ships, rural scenes, horse racing, royalty, fashion, London landmarks, dogs, military, processions, fireworks etc. Majority black and white. Book 51 x 36 x 9cm.

An album containing 196 early 20thC postcards together with a Royal Insurance Company ledger dated 27th January - 23 September 1893 from High Street, Hull 29 x 24 x 5cm.

Late 19th Century French Fabric Sample Book comprising mainly of evening fabrics, beaded silks, silk taffeta and cotton stripes, metallic woven fabrics, 41cm by 53cm by 9cm, 104 pages, including 41 blank pages, 520 fabric samples of varying sizes and approximately 34% are missing, in a large ledger mounted with blue and black mottled paper, spine bears a sticker 'Rubans Ecossais Perles Gaze 16', (top and bottom board loose), Another Sample Book, of similar date enclosing assorted printed and woven silks, in stripes, checks, tartan designs, and printed cottons to the back, 31cm by 51.5cm by 5cm, 87 double sided pages (a.f.), 1,803 samples of varying sizes, approximately 20% missing, velum bound ledger printed to the front '2 Armures P P& F and Ecossais' to the spine, (2)

Early 20th Century French Fabric Sample Book including coloured silks for ties in stripes, textured silks, fabulous colour combinations, 31cm by 49cm by 4cm, approximately 50 double sided pages, mounted with over 696 samples of varying sizes, 8% have been cut or missing, in a green and black mottled card ledger, titled 'Zurich Cravates No 4', Another Similar Ledger of Samples labelled 'Zurich Cravates No 5', includes samples for ties in coloured and textural silks, checks, stripes, 31cm by 49cm by 4cm, 49 double side pages, including 4 blank pages, comprising approximately 1,510 samples of varying sizes, 3% have been cut or missing, in a green and black mottled card ledger, (2)

Early 20th Century French Fabric Sample Book enclosing printed crepe, chiffons, flocked, textured and embroidered silks, in spots, check, stripes and floral designs37cm by 55cm by 7cm, 74 double sided pages, 5 blank pages, over 1,830 samples of various sizes, approximately 4% are missing, some fabrics have typed paper labels pinned to them, a couple of titles relate to Ecossais, in a green cloth mounted ledger with mottled green and black paper mount, the front and back labelled Paquet D'Echantillions 1910,Another with Silk Samples, in a similar ledger, enclosing silk samples in checks and stripes 34cm by 50cm by 12cm, 176 double side pages, 16 blank pages, many are large samples approximately 51cm by 23cm, each has a sticker and handwritten number, some have been cut, over 295 samples and 65 missing, one page stamped Bayle, Coinde & Begot, 8 Rue Lefont, Lyon, string binding has become loose, in a green fabric mount and green and black mottled paper, titled Rubans Ecossais 1908,(2)

Late 19th Century French Fabric Sample Book, including mainly velvets in luxurious colours of purple, blue, plum, black and cream, some samples with silk embroidered and grosgrain inserts, cut velvet, some with 3d effect shadowing, checked and spotted, each page is numbered in black ink, with the samples separately numbered, 41cm by 57cm by 13.5cm, comprising 28 double sided pages, approximately 296 samples, smallest samples are 34cm by 8.5cm and largest 39cm by 32cm, 3 to 5 per page, approximately 6% of the fabric samples are missing, in a black fabric mounted ledger, bearing a handwritten label to the spine, '176 19816 19870 H, 1886 H, SG & C', this is repeated to the inside of the book, BFK (Bianchini Férier) monogram is visible to the front page from the reverse, Another Similar enclosing similar velvet designs, 40cm by 57cm by 11cm, comprising 24 double sided pages, approximately 214 similar sized samples to above, 3 to 5 per page, approximately 2% of the fabric samples are missing, in a matching black fabric mounted ledger, labelled 177 and similar to above, (2) . '176' Book - pages scuffed and browned to the edges. '177' Book - fabric mount is split in a couple of areas and scuffing and wear to the pages.

Circa 1920s French Fabric Sample Book, including woven and embroidered trims inspired by the Egyptian influence, also Chinese and Isnik style trims in a variety of colours, 34cm by 48cm by 7cm, 26 double sided pages, mounted with approximately 432 samples of varying sizes, 32% are missing overall, n a black fabric mounted ledger, with a sticker to the front printed with 137, 1924/5 French Fabric Sample Book with similar style samples and 10 watercolour design drawings on tracing paper, each page is split into two with two samples per page, 19cm by 14cm, and handwritten notes added to the columns in the margin, 32cm by 42.5cm and 7.5cm, 81 double sided pages, approximately 116 samples and about 65% are missing, in a green and black mottled paper mounted ledger, with label to the front showing the code numbers and similar to the spine, (2)

Early 20th Century French Fabric Sample Book including coloured, textured, striped, brocade silks, velvet and cotton, 32cm by 48cm by 4cm, approximately 28 double sided pages and 22 blank pages, mounted with approximately 229 samples 20cm by 7cm with handwritten codes to the margin, 30% are missing and some are photocopied replacements, in a dark green and black mottled card ledger titled '16189-16625', Another Similar Book of Silk Samples, 31cm by 49cm by 3cm, 46 double side pages, 4 blank pages, comprising approximately 354 samples, 40% are missing In a similar red and black mottled card ledger, Another Similar Book of Silk Samples, 31cm by 49cm by 4cm, 50 double side pages, comprising approximately 388 samples including more modern fabrics, less than 35% missing, in a similar ledger, Another Similar Book of Silk Samples, 31cm by 49cm by 5cm, 52 double side pages, comprising approximately 434 samples including more modern fabrics, less than 25% missing, in a similar green and black mottled paper mounted ledger, (4)

The Dark Knight (2008), Teaser, Cinema billboard/banner 95 x 58.5 inches, rolled Director Chritopher Nolan Stars Christian Bale, Heath Ledger Condition Report: Good condition, creasing/wrinkling to top, scuffing and Velcro strips to reverse, has roller style mountings to top and bottom

Original Cricket ledger - Jack Hobbs, Surrey + England book with various audits and accounts information, from crickets outfitters company, set up and run by Jack Hobbs from 1960s onwards.

A sterling silver sugar bowl by Henry Ledger, London 1906. 195g.

Books and book collecting to include The Dictionary of 19th Century Book Illustrators and The Dictionary of 20th Century Book Illustrators, Millers Collecting Books and Collecting Childrens Books, Bull, Rene " Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam " Hodder and Stoughton , col plates with lettered tissue guards, front hinge cracked and a ledger or scrap book " Sister's Maintenance Account " with many cuttings from newspapers relating to the auction sales of libraries during the 1930's to include The Meredith Collection, Yale University, the Thorne-Drury Library, Ruskin Portraits and Manuscripts etc. ( 1 box)

A George III Provincial Silver Waiter, by Robert Cattle and James Barber, York, 1807 circular and on three tapering panel feet, with reeded rim and engraved with a crest19cm diameter, 9oz 1dwt, 282grLiterature:Perhaps recorded in the York Assay Office Ledger, as reproduced by Michael Baggott, as either '1 waiter', submitted by Mess'r Cattle & Barber on '1808 7 Jan'y' as part of a parcel of silver weighing 123 ounces or 'waiter' submitted by the same on '1808 Mar 26' as part of a parcel of silver weighing 297 ounces and 9 pennyweights (M. Baggott, An Illustrated Guide to York Hallmarks 1776-1858, Bodmin, 2010, pp. 150-176).Fully marked underneath, though lacking 'town mark', There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. The wear is noticeable as a softening to the engraving and the border.

HARRY POTTER AND THE PHILOSOPHER'S STONE (2001) - Gringotts Bank Items - A collection of Gringotts Bank items from Chris Columbus' fantasy adventure film Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. The goblins of Gringotts Bank kept cheques on their desks, speared on metal spikes, and Harry Potter (Daniel Radcliffe) later read about a break-in at the bank in a copy of the Daily Prophet newspaper). This lot comprises a Gringotts bank ledger; two Gringotts Bank cheques; a black feather quill; a Daily Prophet newspaper; a Gringotts Bank coin bag containing foam coins; and two gold bars, one large, one small. The coin bag is filled with grey foam nuggets to mimic coins and has a drawstring closure. The gold bars are made of plastic and painted gold. The bars exhibit some minor wear, and each cheque features a small hole from the tellers' metal spikes. However, all the items remain in otherwise very good condition. Dimensions: 60 cm x 30 cm x 10 cm (23.75" x 11.75" x 4")Estimate: £4,000 - 8,000 M Bidding for this lot will end on Saturday, November 16th. The auction will begin at 3:00 PM GMT and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Thursday, November 14th, Friday, November 15th or Sunday, November 17th.

THE DARK KNIGHT (2008) - Heath Ledger Autographed Photo - An autographed photo of Heath Ledger as the Joker from Christopher Nolan's superhero sequel The Dark Knight.The announcement that Ledger would play one of popular culture's most notorious villains at first seemed surprising, given the Australian actor was previously best known for romantic and heroic roles. But Ledger proved to be powerfully compelling in the part, and his Joker remains regarded as the character's best cinematic incarnation to date. Ledger sadly died just a few months after filming, but won several posthumous awards, including the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor.Nolan and makeup artist John Caglione drew particular inspiration for the Joker's look from the paintings of Francis Bacon. The photograph depicts the villain with his ionic white makeup and elaborate red lipstick, which was applied by Ledger himself, as he wanted the character to feel more realistic. It is autographed by Ledger in white marker, and inscribed "To Jon Big Smile!" Dimensions: 30.5 cm x 21 cm (12" x 8.25")The autographs in this lot have been professionally authenticated by expert Garry King; see notice in the Buyer's Guide.Estimate: £4,000 - 8,000 M Bidding for this lot will end on Thursday, November 14th. The auction will begin at 3:00 PM GMT and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Friday, November 15th, Saturday, November 16th or Sunday, November 17th.

THE DARK KNIGHT (2008) - Heath Ledger Autographed Photo - A Heath Ledger-autographed photo from Christopher Nolan's superhero sequel The Dark Knight. Ledger won a posthumous Oscar for his iconic performance as the villainous Joker, Batman's greatest foe.The photograph is taken from a scene in the film during which Joker has been apprehended by the police and is being interrogated by Batman (Christian Bale). Ledger has autographed the image in black ink, along with the inscription, "To Kiera, Big smile!". Ledger passed away in January of 2008, and the film was released posthumously. Dimensions: 26 cm x 21 cm (10.25" x 8.25")The autographs in this lot have been professionally authenticated by expert Garry King; see notice in the Buyer's Guide.Estimate: £3,000 - 6,000 M Bidding for this lot will end on Thursday, November 14th. The auction will begin at 3:00 PM GMT and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Friday, November 15th, Saturday, November 16th or Sunday, November 17th.

THE DARK KNIGHT (2008) - Police Badge and Evidence Ticket, Wayne Enterprises Labels, Gotham Number Plate and Promotional Bill - A collection of props and promotional materials from Christopher Nolan's superhero sequel The Dark Knight.This lot consists of one badge, one bill, one number plate, two labels, and one evidence ticket. Gotham Police badges were worn on officers' jackets throughout the film, including during the parade, with the Joker (Heath Ledger) also wearing one while in disguise. The printed evidence ticket was designed to contribute towards the overall set design of Gotham Police Station. Plastic Gotham City number plates were seen on vehicles driving throughout the city's streets. The five-dollar bill features hand-drawn and handwritten pink doodling on both sides. Dimensions (number plate): 30.5 cm x 15.5 cm x 0.75 cm (12" x 6.25" x 0.25")Estimate: £1,000 - 2,000 † ΔBidding for this lot will end on Saturday, November 16th. The auction will begin at 3:00 PM GMT and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Thursday, November 14th, Friday, November 15th or Sunday, November 17th.

CASANOVA (2005) - Casanova's (Heath Ledger) Party Costume - Casanova's (Heath Ledger) costume from Lasse Hallström's adventure comedy Casanova. Casanova wore his party costume at the Venetian Carnival, and during his subsequent trial. The costume comprises a coat made of synthetic fabric with quilted layers and an embedded bum pad; a waistcoat made of the same synthetic material with a handwritten "H. Ledger" costume label on its interior; a white linen shirt with "Casanova" handwritten on a costume label; a pair of black trousers made of synthetic fabric with "49" and "5" handwritten in ink on their interior costume label; a pair of black leather shoes; a pair of long black polyester socks; and a linen neckerchief.The photograph depicts Ledger in character wearing a different costume and features "To Chris best wishes" followed by his autograph.The autographs in this lot have been professionally authenticated by expert Garry King; see notice in the Buyer's Guide.Estimate: £4,000 - 8,000 † ΔBidding for this lot will end on Saturday, November 16th. The auction will begin at 3:00 PM GMT and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Thursday, November 14th, Friday, November 15th or Sunday, November 17th.

SHIPPAM'S OF CHICHESTER: Visitors Book, with manuscript entries covering period 1913-24: columnised entries in ink and some in pencil, red morocco gilt covers, upper joint cracked, oblong 8vo: together with ms. Minute Book, covering period 1913-25: circa 400 pages filled in neat clerical hand, comprising minutes of directors and shareholders meetings: folio-size ledger of red calf, upper board gilt lettered, external wear and scuffing but generally in good condition. (2)

LOGBOOK, SOLENT & ISLE OF WIGHT: a lively manuscript logbook covering period 1920s-1950s, chiefly detailing fishing exploits and boat maintenance of 6 vessels owned during the period, sailing exploits round the Solent and Isle of Wight, with hand drawn map and tipped-in photographic illustrations across some 100pp filled, old cloth bound ledger with manuscript labels, folio. (1)

Shoe worn by the racehorse Cantelo,mounted on a wooden plaque with easel support and set with engraved metal plaques, one with misspelling of St. Ledger, 20 by 15cm.Provenance: The Ray Goddard Collection (lots 97 to 178). For further information on Ray Goddard and the collection see lot 144.Cantelo was a bay filly foaled in 1956 by Chanteur out of Rustic Bridge (Bois Roussel). She was bred and raced by the famous bookmaker William Hill and trained by Charles Elsey at the Highfield Stables in Malton.The filly won 8 of her 11 races and was unbeaten in five as a two-year-old. Her most important victory was in the 1959 St Leger. Other notable wins came in the Royal Lodge Stakes, the Cheshire Oaks and the Ribblesdale Stakes.At Stud the best of her offspring was Cambridge who won the Blue Riband Trial Stakes at Epsom.

A Chinese blue and white deep circular bowl, Qing dynasty, Kangxi six-character mark and of the period (1662-1722), with wide sloping rim, the exterior painted with four-figural scenes below a diaper border on the underside of the flared rim, the interior with boys playing ball, the base with inventory label 'X 84', 20.4cm diameter Provenance: From the collection of Reginald Howard Reed Palmer (1898 - 1970) (RHRP collection), and thence by descent to the present owners. Originally bought by RHRP from Mallett, London in February 1926 for £15-0-0, as recorded in the RHRP China Ledger entry no. C 36.  清康熙 青花人物故事圖盌《大清康熙年制》六字楷書款拍品來源：英國帕瑪家族顯赫私人收藏，家族檔案收藏編號C36號，1926年2月以15鎊的價格購自知名古董商Mallet Condition Report: in good condition other than some minor staining and wear to inside of bowlCondition Report Disclaimer

A WW1 medal pair, awarded to 148289 Sapper William Alfred Robinson of the Royal Engineers. To include: the British War Medal, and the Victory Medal, both with their original silk ribbons, which are mounted onto a pin back bar for wear. Notes: the pair as confirmed as Spr Robinson’s full entitlement. Nothing is known about his attestation, disembarkation, or discharge dates, but a Pension Ledger Index Card for him states ‘DEAD’ with a date of 24/5/27. He would not appear to be classed as a war casualty, and there are no details for him on the CWGC website. Condition: good. Toning to the silver medal, but much detail still remaining. The Victory Medal has almost all of its gilt finish remaining.

Superbly preserved 1602, just 3,349 miles in 49 years. BMW launched its 'Neue Klasse' ('New Class') range of compact saloons and coupés in 1962 and it is no exaggeration to say that they were the cars that saved the company. Up to that point they had been best known for making beautifully engineered but incredibly complex and expensive machines that nobody outside of Germany could either afford or understand. With its crisp, modernist styling, brilliant chassis dynamics and superb engineering, the Neue Klasse changed all that at a stroke and established BMW as a truly international brand. Although it was the 'pocket rocket' 2-litre 2002 that everyone raved about, the smaller 1600-2 and 1500-2 were arguably better cars, being better balanced and cheaper to own and run. An economy version of the 2002, the 1600-2 was launched at the Geneva Auto Show in March 1966 and was sold through 1975, with its name simplified to 1602 in 1971. With 85bhp from its M10 engine, the 1602 won friends for its excellent dynamics and brilliant handling. Now, this really is special. Purchased on 1st January 1975 from Normand (Bromley) Ltd by Mr M J Ledger, finished in Schwarz (086) with a cream leather and cord interior, this gleaming BMW 1602 was to remain in his possession until it became the property of its second owner on 11th May 2016. He, in turn, added it to his Collection using it only occasionally until it was purchased by our vendor in 2019 to add to his Collection of desirable classics. Still in remarkably original condition, this delightful little 'Beemer' has covered a total of 3,349 miles since New Years Day 49 years ago.The car's history file contains the full book pack, original service book, sales brochure, Haynes Manual and copy of the original V5. A Normand (Bromley) Ltd tax disc and leather key ring will also be found in their original paper bag! It's fortunate for the rest of us that there are people who will buy a new car, use it lightly on dry days, return it to their garage and strive consistently over the years to keep the car in, as close as possible, the condition in which it arrived and we would guess that this little BMW has belonged to three of those. An exceptional find and worthy of a place in any Collection.Specification Make: BMW Model: 1602 Year: 1975 Chassis Number: 3560545 Registration Number: GMY 174N Transmission: Manual Engine Number: 3560545 Odometer Reading: 3349 Miles Make: Interior Colour: Cream leatherClick here for more details and images

An interesting archive of early 20th century ephemera relating to Mr Carl B. Bonwit, including a cash ledger detailing payments to various family members including his wife Anna Bonwit and hotels and shops in the New York area, including Tiffany & Co, Bonwit Teller, Hotel Manger etc, documents for several properties including letters relating to a disputed boundary of Lake Mahopac property and the insurance for said properties, tax documents for individuals and businesses, investments suggestion for Clokey & Miller, an audit report for Peck Gowns Inc, dated July 1932 by T. J. Hargadon & Company, a certificate of dissolution of Claire Belle Dresses, Inc, stockholders and investment documents from The Goldman Sachs Trading Corporation including an audit report dated 3rd June 1930, Lawson & Company dated 7th August 1930, Financial and Industrial Securities Corporation annual report 1928, New York Petroleum Royalty Corporation annual report, Regalite Corporation of America stockholders letters, documents relating to Garment Center Capitol, New York State Income Tax Resident, two copies of the Opinion of Justice Dayton of the Supreme Court on Carl Bonwit's application for a receiver for the corporation of Bonwit Bros, three copies of a Statement of Condition for the Manufacturers Trust Company (member of the Federal Reserve System), a further Statement of Condition for The Bank of the United States dated 31st December 1929, analytical comparison of Bank and Insurance stocks by Gilbert Elliot & Co dated 15th October 1930, Michigan Gas and Oil Corporation annual report for 1933/34, all contained within a tan leather briefcase inscribed C.B.B in gold lettering and bearing Grand Central Terminal Red Cap Service tag numbered 151191.

13' Kombat ledger rod, 2 landing nets, keep net with handles in Shakespeare bag

(ar) Janet Ledger (b.1931), oil on board, Wet Morning, signed J Ledger to the lower left, 13.5cm x 21cm, framed

(ar) Janet Ledger (b.1931), oil on board, Figure with Dog, signed J Ledger to the lower left, 13.5cm x 21cm, framed

Victorian ledger containing 18th and 19th century drawings and watercolours including Botany Bay, the Continent and Essex scenes, many inscribed (36 all unframed)

Victorian ledger containing to 19th century silhouettes, other early 20th century examples, pair of highly decorative engraved, silk and beadwork costume panels for Henry V and Zenocles and other assorted antique costume prints (17)

A pair of alternative movie posters of Heath Ledger as THE JOKER from Chris Nolan's THE DARK KNIGHT, two stunning green and purple colour variants, limited edition, hand numbered 11/88 and 7/88 by artist Vance Kelly, 92cm x 61cm, flat unfolded. (2)

Five Ledger/Quiver Rods In Carbon Fibre by various makers together with cloth bags. See photos for details.

Hegemann (Werner) Amerikanische Architektur & Stadtbaukunst, Berlin, 1925 § Le Moyne (L.V.) Country Residences in Europe and America, New York, 1908 § Public Ledger Building, Philadelphia (The): with an Account of the Proceedings connected with its Opening June 20, 1867, old ink library stamps to title, Philadelphia, 1868 § Hubbard (Elbert) So Here are the Preachments entitled the City of Tagaste, and a Dream and a Prophecy, limited edition signed by the author and "illuminer", tipped-in portrait, hand-coloured decorative borders by Minnie Gardner, original boards, uncut, rebacked & recornered in roan, East Aurora, NY, Roycrofters, 1900 § Allen & Young, architects of Stockton, California. Architecture..., publicity brochure, original printed wrappers, rebacked in cloth, Stockton, Ca., [1927], plates and illustrations, all but the last two original cloth, a little rubbed; and c.80 others, American architecture, v.s. (c.85)*** The first is devoted to American public, commercial, and domestic architecture and town planning, with an appreciation of buildings designed by the McKim Mead White partnership and high-rise buildings in New York City.

Three fishing rods A Shakespeare 3pc 3.3m Potenza matchrod, a 3pc carbon Kenley 3.3m twin tip ledger quiver and a Shakespeare Black Mirage ledger 2pc 3m all in soft sleeves

Four assorted fishing rods. Shimano ‘Twin Power’ 9’9” 6/7/8 fly rod; an Allcocks 3-piece cane fly rod; a Daiwa ‘Super Match’ 3-piece float rod; a 9’ Aiken ‘Superflex ledger rod.

A coloured print of a race horse "Sceptre Winner of the St Ledger" and four other various horse racing prints

Shane Warne & Muttiah Muralitharan signed Limited Edition Lithograph with COA This absolutely stunning item of signed Cricket Memorabilia a striking action lithograph that takes you on a photographic and factual journey through Shane Warne and Muttiah Muralitharan's continuing battle to become the world's greatest wicket taker. Personally signed by both spinners and independently authenticated and certified by the major chartered accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers, 'Record Pursuit' is available in a strictly limited edition of 350Officially licensed by Cricket Australia and Sri Lanka Cricket, each are individually numbered and measure in at a large and impressive 650mm by 450mmRivals, friends, headline-makers and two of the world's greatest bowlers, Shane Warne and Muttiah Muralitharan will remember 2004 as a watershed in their colourful careers, with both spinners passing 500 Test wickets and continuing their 'battle' to become the world's greatest-ever wicket taker Their race to be the first spin bowler to take 500 wickets was a classic ' cat and mouse' struggle during Australia's 3-Test series in Sri Lanka in March 2004. After a well-publicised and determined duel, Warne was victorious, taking wicket number 500 on March 12, during the 1st Test in Galle. By the end of the tour, the ledger read: Warne 517 wickets, Muralitharan 513 - with West Indian great Courtney Walsh's world record of 519 wickets ready to be broken It was Muralitharan who first claimed that illustrious 'crown', passing Walsh's record during Sri Lanka's Test series against Zimbabwe in May 2004. The champion off-spinner set a new world record when he captured his 520th wicket in the 1st Test in Harare on May 8. Muralitharan then dismissed a further seven Zimbabwean batsmen in the series to take his tally to 527. Shane Warne's quest to overhaul Muralitharan in the world wicket-taking began in the two-Test series against Sri Lanka in Darwin and Cairns in July. Warne took 3 wickets in the 1st Test in Darwin to move within reach of Muralitharan, before equalling his world record mark with a sensational haul of 7 wickets in the 2nd Test in Cairns! Warne held the record until it was broken by Muralitharan on December 3, 2007A superb item of Cricket Memorabilia to celebrate the two statistically greatest Bowlers of all time! Edition number may vary. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99

ARR Janet Ledger (b.1931) Down the Thames, signed lower left, oil on board, 16 x 23.5 cm, frame 25 x 32.5 cmProvenance: Deceased estate, purchased from Exhibition at The Medici Society, N1 9HG June 1986

ARR Janet Ledger (b.1931) Perth from Kings Park, signed lower right, dated verso January 1988, oil on board, 20 x 19 cm, frame 28.5 x 28.5 cmProvenance: Deceased estate, purchased from exhibition at The Medici Society, August 1988 Condition:The painting is an oil on board, framed without glazing. The board is in good condition. The paint surface appears well preserved and stable, no obvious paint loss or deterioration. There is some general surface dust present. The frame has some general wear and tear including some paint flaking from the frame.

1860s Norwich interest. Letter / ledger communications, from IOHT (private) 1860, 1861, 1862. A number of interesting private letters by I.O. Howard-Taylor in St Giles, Norwich. Early carbon copies in a bound ledger. Approx 50 hand written letters to the Lord Chancellor, Father etc.

A George II Gentleman and Tradesman Daily Pocket Journal for the Year 1756, printed for R Dodsley (London), the diary and ledger pages unused with a few annotations from the 1830s together with a group of mid 19th Century letters, references and ledgers associated with a Scott family (mainly addressed to a John or Gideon), many of whom where shepherd's by profession