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Click here to subscribeBristol The Bristolian, Memoirs and Correspondence of James Acland. Printed and Published by James Acland, 40 issues, a broken run, Bristol 5th September 1829 to 30th March 1831, 4pp. to each issue, slight dust soiling and a little wear, disbound 4to, together with The Bristol Magazine and Western Literary Journal, 6 parts (7 to 12), pub. Philip and Evans, Bristol, 1841, orig. wrappers, some torn and frayed, folio (-)
Sporting Magazine, or monthly calendar of the transactions of the turf, the chase and every other diversion ..., fifty-eight half-yearly vols., a sl. broken run, November 1827-June 1866, num. b&w eng. plts., mostly of sporting subjects, game, racehorses, fish, etc., contemp. near-uniform half calf, rubbed and marked and some wear (a few vols. with backstrip deficient, some joints cracked, etc.), 8vo . Sold as a periodical, not subject to return. (58)
*Film. A collection of approx. 70 Hollywood Studio Portraits, 1940s, most with facsimile signatures in the image, subjects include Gary Cooper, Ingrid Bergman, Johnny Weissmuller, Jack Benny, Loretta Young, Gene Autry, Norma Shearer, Larna Turner, Charlie Chaplin, etc., plus some letters and signed magazine portraits, real signatures include, Joan Crawford, Myrna Loy, Peter Fonda, Allan Jones, Ann Sheridan, Mary Mantini, etc., most with orig. postmarked envelopes addressed to Tudor Williams of Chepstow (approx. 70-8-)
*Postcards. An Edwardian postcard album containing ninety-one cards of steam locomotives and similar, mostly col. cards, incl. Tuck's 'Oilettes', plus real photo. type cards, four or five cards of stations and two map cards, orig. linen-backed dec. boards, worn, small folio, together with The Book of the Great Western, Introduction by Sir John Betjeman, pub. Sunday Times Magazine, 1970, num. col. and b & w illusts., mounted facsimile tickets, cut-out model and folding col. plt. contained in rear pocket, orig. linen-backed boards contained in orig. cardboard packaging, oblong folio, (limited edition 2391/3000) (2)
Kelly (P.). A Practical Introduction to Spherics and Nautical Astronomy, being an Attempt to Simplify those Useful Sciences, 3rd ed., 1805, nineteen eng. diags. (inc. 7 folding), two folding tables, some slight offsetting, contemp. marbled calf, upper joint cracked and morocco label worn, binding rubbed & scuffed, 8vo, together with Magazine of Science, and School of Arts..., vol. 3 & 4 only (bound in 1), 1842, wood eng. illusts., half calf, slight wear and a little rubbed, large 8vo, with The Saturday Magazine, vols. 13 & 14 only (bound in 1), 1838-39, wood eng. illusts., near contemp. cloth, large 8vo (3)
A George III 9 inch mahogany library table globe, 'A New Accurate and Compleat Terrestrial Globe, Accompanying the Geographical Magazine, Originally laid down By the Late Mr James Ferguson, F.R.S., Improved by G. Wright and made by W. Bardin, Fleet Street, London', dated 1783, applied with twelve gores within calibrated brass vertical Meridian circle and horizon ring, on four baluster turned supports with cross stretchers and inverted pilaster feet, damage to Northern hemisphere, Meridian papers lacking, 35cm high.
LILY, WILLIAM. The Worlds Catastrophe, Or, Europea many Mutations untill, 1666...Printed for John Partridge and Humphrey Blunden, 1647. First Edition, 10 4 pats, small 4to., hlaf red roan/boards. Inserted frontispiece from the Gentleman's Magazine, 2 text illustrations (final leaf with burnhole affecting a few letters, some browning to text) Wing L 2252
RAMBLER’S MAGAZINE, The. Or. The Annals of Gallantry, Glee, Pleasure and the Bon Ton. vols 1-4, 1783-86. cont. half calf (worn, 3 covers detached). 145 engraved plates (ex 152, vol 3 lacks pp. 55-72, one plate torn) one text leaf with corner torn away in vol 4); with 9 numbers of the same for 1826-27 in later half calf. Echo with frontispiece. – THE WIT’S MAGAZINE…, vols 1& 2 bound together, 1784. later half calf. 15 folding engraved plates after Blake and others (some repairs); and duplicate of vol 1 containing 6 plates only, and a fragment of another similar periodical. All 8vo., Sold w.a.f. (8)
Railways. A collection of British postcards, including Locomotive Magazine Series and other real photographic, the Shrewsbury Disaster 1907, chromos by various publishers, locomotives, including some specialist such as the L & NW Railway Engineer's Inspection Engine and trains, platform scenes and shipping (18) including real photographic , RMS "Olympic", SS "Lusitania" and "HMS Medina", some pu, the mainly early 20th c, in album (180 approx) The postcards in generally very clean, excellent condition, the album rather tatty and lacking its spine
Science Fiction magazines. A large collection of approx. 600 orig. issues, c.1920s?1960s (but mostly 40s?50s), incl. Amazing Stories (7 issues from the 20s and 55 issues from the late 40s), Fantastic Adventures (35 issues), Startling Stories (29 issues), Thrilling Wonder Stories (24 issues), Planet Stories (23 issues), plus Other Worlds, Imagination, Avon Fantasy Reader, Galaxy, Fantasy and Science Fiction, Famous Fantastic Mysteries, Astounding etc., all orig. printed wrappers, many with distinctive cover designs, some issues worn, particularly at spines, together with a small qty. of related ephemera etc. Of particular interest are seven early issues of Amazing Stories (May?November 1928), there is some wear to the covers of these early issues with some minor loss or strengthening to edges etc. The August issue features the very first appearance of Buck Rogers (in Philip Francis Nowlan's story 'Armageddon?2419') and a presentation inscription by E.E. "Doc" Smith to his story 'The Skylark of Space': "To my esteemed fellow toiler in the vineyards (see p.465) Landell Bartlett, with felicitation, Edward E. Smith PhD, "Doc" to you!". Page 465 of the magazine contains a full?page advertisement for Landell Bartlett's 1928 novel 'The Vanguards of Venus'. (?)
Damien Hirst, b. 1965, UNTITLED (SPIN PAINTING), stamped THIS PAINTING IS AN ORIGINAL DAMIEN HIRST AND WAS GIVEN AS PART OF A COMPETITION WITH THE IDLER MAGAZINE SUMMER OF 2001 ONE OF 50, acrylic on paper, diameter: 45.5cm.; 18in. Executed in 2001, this work is from an edition of 50 unique works.
Bengalee Magazine. The First Magazine Ever Printed in the Bengalee Language, pub. Serampore, April 1, 1818,. contemp. marbled sheep with red morocco label to upper board, rubbed & scuffed to joints and extrems., slim 8vo Presentation inscription to front free endpaper from J.C. Marshman, dated 1818. (1)
Autographed Manchester United memorabilia, comprising 40 white cards autographed by players from the 1940s to 1990s; a menu signed by various ex-players including Cantona; a group of autographed 12 by 8in. photographs mostly of the 1968 European Cup & 1977 F.A. Cup winners; a 1968 caricature signed by Sadler, Dunne, Foulkes & Aston; 50 autographed magazine/book photographs of players from the 1960s to 1990s; & various signed Bob Bond caricatures
A good 1960s autograph collection, comprising four ring binder files containing sheets of foolscap paper sellotaped with magazine & newspaper photographs & cuttings, extensively autographed by footballers & teams of the day and with an unusually comprehensive selection of overseas signatures; the lot also including an autographed Topical Times Annual, some team-signed Ty-Phoo Tea cards & misc. items
Autographed Manchester United memorabilia, comprising 40 white cards autographed by players from the 1940s to 1990s; a menu signed by various ex-players including Cantona; a group of autographed 12 by 8in. photographs mostly of the 1968 European Cup & 1977 F.A. Cup winners; a 1968 caricature signed by Sadler, Dunne, Foulkes & Aston; 50 autographed magazine/book photographs of players from the 1960s to 1990s; & various signed Bob Bond caricatures
A 'cameo' printed circular mirror by Piero Fornasetti, 2nd half 20th century, the circular plate with eight convex roundels around a central roundel, the frame with eight printed gilt cameos, together with a cameo printed metal 'obelisk' table lamp, with a white perspex shade, and a floral printed Fornasetti magazine rack, with twin divisions, each with label 'Fornasetti, Milano, Made in Italy', mirror: 27.5cm. diam.; obelisk: 77.5cm. high; magazine rack: 38.5cm. high, (3)
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