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'TIP' MAGAZINE, a Swiss magazine, four issues from April-June 1954, with coverage of the World Cup Finals; Der Fussbak Sport magazine, 18 October 1954, coverage of Germany v France, together with the Evening News Wembley Special for 2 May 1953, (6).

A COLLECTION OF EIGHT MAGAZINE/NEWSPAPER SUPPLEMENTS 1933-1968, subjects include Scotland 1964, Stoke City 1955/56, Manchester City 1933/34 and Jimmy Hagan, (8).

BOY'S MAGAZINE, a collection of four circular metal portraits, depicting Cunningham (Rangers), Davies (Cardiff City), Wilson (Chelsea) and Gallagher (Newcastle), one clasp broken, 1920's, (4).

THE FIRST ENGLISH ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL TEAM IN AUSTRALIA, a large monochrome team group issued as a supplement to 'The Arrow' magazine, 12 June 1925, 38 cms x 26 cms.

A COLLECTION OF 25 SIGNED GOLFING PICTURES, magazine/programme illustrations etc., including Duval, Price, Singh, Elkington, Player, Els and Couples, (25).

WELSH RUGBY MAGAZINE, circa 50 issues 1965 to 1974, together with assorted others including overseas issues from America and France, (Qty).

IRISH INTERNATIONAL RUGBY 1940's to 1980's, a collection of circa 125 black and white photographs and 33 glass negatives, action portrait and team groups, various sizes, together with the magazine Miroir Sprint covering France v Ireland 1956, (Qty).

ENGLISH INTERNATIONAL RUGBY 1950's to 1980's, a collection of circa 140 black and white photographs and 43 glass negatives, action, portrait and team groups, various sizes, together with the magazine Miroir Sprint covering England v France 1956, (Qty).

WELSH INTERNATIONAL RUGBY 1950's to 1970's, a collection of circa 110 black and white photographs, action, portrait and team groups, various sizes, together with Miroir Sprint magazine covering Wales v France 1956, (Qty).

A COLLECTION OF 15 CLUB/LEAGUE HISTORIES AND CENTENARY BROCHURES, including South Shields 1984, West of Scotland 1962, Dowend 1993 and Westbury on Trym 1958, together with 24 issues of Perth County Cricket Club's match magazine/brochure from the late 1970's, (39).

An oak magazine table with folding swivel top.

Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine. 10 vols. 1832-44 (a broken run). Hf blk cf. 8vo; and four other leather bound vols, (14).

Meccano Magazine. 12 monthly issues, 1928, in the original binder.

Concorde. A set of three replicas of The Concorde Postage Stamps in silver, issued by GPO, London 1969, with certificate no. 0111, boxed; a European Technology Concorde Special Book; a Concorde Special 'Flight' Magazine; and a folio of 1970s magazines and cuttings, etc, (qty).

Concorde. A printed poster showing schematic internal and external workings, originally drawn by Theo Page, pre-flight, 1969, copyright The Daily Telegraph Magazine, 63x101cm; a photograph poster of a Lightning MK F.2A of 19 Squadron RAF Gutersloh, W. Germany, 1974; and a poster of a JPS Formula One racing car, (3).

A small album of Bristol and Clifton views, a small 'Flags' book, 'La Revue des Folies Bergeres' magazine and a silver bosun's whistle, (4).

The Art of Fishing magazine and further vols.

A BOXED DINKY TOYS SPECTRUM PURSUIT VEHICLE, No. 104, (seat and figure attached to door), card stand, instructions, three missiles and 'Meccano Magazine' leaflet, (packaging s.d.)

Dodgson (Rev. Charles Lutwidge, 'Lewis Carroll'). The Train: A First-Class Magazine, Vol.1-5 [all published], 1856-1858, bound in 3 vols., title and index leaf for Vol.4 not bound in, num. text illusts., modern half calf, gilt, 8vo. First appearance in print of the pseudonym "Lewis Carroll". Contains the first printing of eight pieces by Dodgson, including "Hiawatha's Photographing", an early literary reference to an activity in which the author became deeply involved. (3)

English Illustrated Magazine, 11 vols., a run, 1883-1894,. numerous illusts., contemp. black half calf with raised bands, gilt to spines, 4to (11)

The Strand Magazine. An Illustrated Monthly, vols. 1-14, 1891-97, num. b & w illusts., contemp. uniform half morocco gilt, worn (two backstrips det.), 4to. Contains the first appearance of 'Adventures of Sherlock Holmes' by A. Conan Doyle. (14)

Scrap albums. A small tennis scrap album, c. 1910-13, containing num. cuttings from contemp. newspapers and magazines, plus six real photo. postcards mounted on the page (Norman E. Brookes, A.F. Wilding, standing with two companions beside his own vintage motorcycle with sidecar (registration no. AY1223), H. Roper Barrett v M.E. McLouglin, British Isles Davis Cup Team, 1913, America Davis Cup Team, 1913, and N.E. Brookes posing for a photographer), plus four orig. Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championship tickets, 1913 (2), 1914 and 1919 (still contained in orig, booklet), plus five exercise-book scrap albums, c. 1929-31, containing a fascinating selection of newspaper and magazine cuttings of the period, all small 4to (6)

CHRISTOPHER GIFFORD AMBLER (b.1886): Seven unsigned pen and ink drawings of dogs, a pen and ink drawing of a circus and another of a magazine cover - Exmoor Rover (9)

FASHION. THE PARIS JOURNAL OF FANCY WORK AND FASHION. London, 1910-1912. Three volumes, 4to; illustrations; black cloth, gilt; with a volume of 'the Lady's Fancy Work Magazine' 1907-08 and one other on travel. (4)

Fourteen volumes of 'The Studio' magazine, 1908-1914, two volumes each year, in green cloth bindings (two different)

SET OF FOUR SENTIMENTAL PRINTS FROM NASH'S MAGAZINE 34 X 27CM., 18TH. CENT. PRINT "POLITICIAN" 18 X 25CM. AND COLOURED JAPANESE PRINT 20 X 14CM.

A 1930's 'Cambrae Furniture' walnut veneered and beech table, with tray top above a removable tray and a magazine rack on tapering supports with handles, 74 high x 44.5 deep x 78cm wide

A large collection of the 'Studio' illustrated magazine of fine and applied arts, various monthly issues dated from the late 1890's through to the early 1900's (a lot).

Punch magazine, 26 sundry volumes, half-morocco and marble boards, various dates 1875-1906.

Paxton (Joseph) The Magazine of Botany, volume one only, 4to, half-calf, illus. with hand-coloured plates; Journal of the Horticultural Society 1949, one volume, 8vo, cloth; and Gardening for Amateurs, 3 vols, 4to, illus., n.d. (5)

An Oak Magazine Rack, and two smoker's companions, on barley twist columns (a.f.) (3).

A leather and oak lined cartridge magazine by Harrod's Ltd. Gun and Rifle Dept, 500 capacity minus straps and a canvas magazine, 19in (48cm). (2)

Katy Keene 3 (1951), Sparkler 114, 118; Marge's Little Lulu 54, 75; Eh! 4; My Friend Irma 26; Jetta 5; Candy 49 and seven assorted titles with Song Hits Magazine 21 (1957) [gd/vg] (22) No Reserve

Sunny Stories by Enid Blyton (1951-52) 498-549. Newnes. Two complete years with 6 issues from 1950 and Enid Blyton's Magazine Vol 2, Nos 8-10 [gd/vg] (61) No Reserve

Longfellow, H.W. The Skeleton in Armor, blindstamped morocco, 8vo, Boston, 1877; Viollet-le-Duc. How to Build a House, original cloth, recased, 1874; Johns, W.E. Biggles and the poor rich boy, first edition, dust-jacket, 1961; Erskine, G.S. Broncho Charlie, dust-jacket, 1935; Grant, J. British Battles on Land and Sea, 3 volumes, illustrations, maroon half morocco, one spine rubbed, 4to, [circa 1880]; Meccano Magazine, volume 19, modern cloth, 4to, 1934; and 22 others (29).

Baily's Magazine of Sport and Pastimes, 90 volumes of the informative 19th/20th century publication, examples dating from between volume 3 and 121, some duplication, various conditions.

Fred May - CO Officers Royal Engineers, Somewhere in England, 1940; The Staff Officers at HQ AA Command, Stanmore, Middlesex, 1940; and CO Officers RASC Department Feltham, Middlesex, 1940, a collection of three original caricature artwork for Tatler Magazine, unframed.

A Winchester Model 1886 Rifle, with octagonal barrel, full magazine, set trigger, numbered 87876, half walnut stock with crescent butt.

Four boxed Spalding Kro-Flite golf balls, Hickory shafted iron, Candid Caddies book and How to Play Golf magazine.

Engraved Views. The Copper Plate Magazine, or Monthly Cabinet of Picturesque Prints, Consisting of Sublime and Interesting Views in Great Britain and Ireland, Beautifully Engraved by the Most Eminent Artists from the Paintings and Drawings of the First Masters, 2 vols., [1792], one hundred eng. views inc. Belfast, Oxford and Cambridge, some worming, largely confined to lower margin, contemp. full tree calf, worn and rubbed, cracked to joints, oblong 4to (1).

Botany. Approx. 230 hand coloured engravings from Curtis' Botanical Magazine, late 18th century, each approx. 230 x 140 mm (approx. 230).

Bindings. The Saturday Magazine, vols. 1-25, [all pub.], bound in 14, 1833-44, num. wood engs. to text, uniform contemp. half calf gilt, some a little worn at head and foot of spine (particularly vol. 25), small folio, together with Punch, or the London Charivari, 13 vols., a run, 1864-76, num. wood engs., uniform contemp. brown half calf gilt, rubbed on spines, 4to, plus Good Words, 14 vols., a run, 1864-77, num. wood engs., uniform contemp. brown half calf, gilt dec. spines with raised bands, rubbed and some minor wear, 4to (41).

Fashion. The Young Englishwoman, A Magazine of Fiction and Entertaining Literature, Music, Poetry, Fine Arts, Fashions, and Useful and Ornamental Needlework, 2 vols, 1865-66, twelve hand col. plts., num. eng. plts to rear inc. music scores, contemp half calf, sl. rubbed to extremities, small folio (2).

Fashion. The Lady's Monthly Museum, or Polite Repository of Amusement and Instruction, vol. 1, 1798, vign. to title, trimmed to lower margin with sl. loss, first leaf of text with lower margin excised (not affecting text), nine hand col. engs. and seven b&w engs., some occasional marks and one plt loose, contemp. half morocco gilt, heavily rubbed, small 8vo, together with The Lady's Pocket Magazine, Part One, 1833, 47 hand col. and 11 plts., title trimmed to upper margin with loss, contents detached from binding, contemp. half morocco, rubbed and sl. worn to extremities, small 8vo (2).

Davey (Richard). A History of Mourning, [1889], num. wood engs., lacks fep, light waterstain to lower margins of final few leaves, a.e.g., orig. decorative boards with linen backstrip, rubbed, 4to, together with The Christian Parlor Magazine, edited Rev. Darius Mead, New York, 1845, thirteen steel engs. and twelve hand-col. botanical plts. (correct as list), minor marginal dampstains, a.e.g., orig. gilt dec. morocco, backstrip def., 8vo, with other illustrated works, literature, pocket eds., etc. (3 shelves).

A stained birch magazine rack, Scottish school, circa 1905, decorated with a double flower head design between slatted sides, 21" wide

"The London and Paris Ladies Magazine", one volume for January 1847 to November 1849 containing approximately one hundred and forty colour fashion plates.

An early 20thC oak magazine stand, the sloping hinged cover, having a moulded design of Crown Imperial's flowers, extending to front panel, raised on pierced end standards, 30_", 18" wide.

Football: England v Scotland ticket 1947, Grantham Football Club Ltd Share Certificate, magazine photograph of Notts County Football Club 1926-1927 and a magazine photograph of Notts County Cricket Championship Team 1929.

Fabyan (Robert). The New Chronicles of England and France, In Two Parts; by Robert Fabyan, Named by Himself the Concordance of Histories..., To which are added a Biographical and Literary Preface, and An Index by Henry Ellis, 1811, half-title present, library classification numbers to title verso, occ. spotting, near contemp. calf, old reback, worn to joints and extrems., 4to, together with Echard (Laurence), The History of England. From the First Entrance of Julius Caesar and the Romans, to the End of the Reign of King James the First Containing the Space of 1678 Years, 3 vols., 1707,titles printed in red & black, dedication leaf to vol. 1 present, frontis. to vols. 2 & 3 only, fontis. & title of vol. 2 frayed to edges and detached, contemp. panelled calf, rubbed and a little worn to joints and extrems., folio, plus Sharpe (T.B., pub.), Sharpe's London Magazine: A Journal of Enterainment and Instruction for General Reading, 15 vols., 1846-52,numerous eng. plts. and wood eng. illusts., contemp. half calf, minor wear to extrems., 8vo (19)

Hatton (Edward). The Merchant's Magazine: or, Trades-Man's Treasury, Containing ... II. Merchants Accompts ... III. Book-keeping ... VII. A Merchant or Trader's Dictionary ..., corrected and improved, 9th [and final?] ed., 1734, port. frontis., nine eng. calligraphic plates, contemp. panelled calf, joints cracked, 4to (1)

London Magazine: Or, Gentlemen's Monthly Intelligencer, vol. 29, 1760, several eng. maps and plts., including a plan of the town and fortifications of Montreal in Canada, a plan of the city of Berlin, a view of the taking of Quebeck by the English Forces commanded by General Wolfe, a view of the town and road of Fonchal, the Capital of Medera, etc., orig. qtr. calf, some wear, thick 8vo, together with Shenstone (William), The Works in Verse and Prose, 2 vols., 2nd ed., 1765, eng. frontis. and vign. title to each, ex-lib copy with ink stamp to verso of each title, contemp. calf with old reback, 8vo, with other misc. antiquarian, 19th c. literature, etc. (a carton)

The Strand Magazine, An Illustrated Monthly, ed George Newnes, 12 vols., a broken run, Vols.I-V, VII-X, XXIV & XXVII-XXVIII, January 1891-June 1893, January 1894-December 1895, July-December 1902 & January-December 1904, num. b&w illusts., all contemp quarter maroon morocco (except last three vols., in contemp. purple cloth), rubbed and marked, scuffed to head and foot of spines, 8vo, together with Dore (Gustav) illust., The Story of Elaine, pub. E. Moxon, 1871 & Don Quixote, n.d., c.1870s, b&w plts. and illusts. to each vol., both orig. cloth gilt, rubbed and marked, some minor wear, large folio/thick 4to respectively, plus other literature and illustrated, incl. eight vols. Dicks' English Library, a worn copy of Heath Robinson's Absurdities, etc. (a carton)

Waugh (Ida A. and Blanchard, Amy E.). When Mother was a Little Girl, n.d., pub. Nister & Dutton, c. 1910, thirty-one fine chromos. of children playing with their toys, etc., many full-page, dec. endpapers, orig. floral printed linen with two printed paper labels to upper cover, 4to, together with Hayes (Nancy M.), The Book of Games, 1920, twenty-eight full-page col. illusts. by Margaret Tarrant, silhouette illusts. by Nina Brisley, some minor finger soiling, orig. linen-backed printed boards, rubbed, 8vo, with other misc. books, mostly juvenile and illustrated works, including The Strand Magazine, vols. 1-3, 5 & 6, 1891-93, pubs. orig. pict. cloth gilt, rubbed on spines, large 8vo (a carton)

Curtis (William). Botanical Magazine, or Flower-Garden Displayed: In which the Most Ornamental Foreign Plants... Are Accurately Represented in Their Natural Colours, vols. 50 & 51, 1823-24, 166 hand col. plts. (complete), contemp. half-calf, sl. scuffed and cracked to joints, rubbed to spine, 8vo (2)

Harrison (Joseph). The Floricultural Cabinet, and Florist's Magazine, vol. 2 only, 1834, addn. eng. title, fourteen hand-col. plts., orig. cloth, worn to joints and head & foot of spine, 8vo, together with Cobbett (William), The Woodlands: or, A Treatise On the Preparing of Ground for Planting..., 1825, contemp. half calf gilt, slightly rubbed, 8vo, with Scott (William Henry), British Field Sports; Embracing Practical Instructions in Shooting-Hunting-Coursing-Racing-Cocking-Fishing, &c, with Observations on the Breaking and Training of Dogs and Horses..., 2nd ed., 1820, addn. wood eng. title, eng. frontis. and thirty-one eng. plts., numerous wood eng. vignettes to text, contemp. half calf, boards detached and some wear, 8vo, plus one other (4)

Royal Academy Pictures 1903, London, Cassell and Company, 1903, folio, plates, and illustrations, some colour, contemporary half blue morocco, spine lettered in gilt With 'European Pictures of the Year Being the Foreign Art Supplement to the Magazine of Art"' (London, 1893), and two other volumes related to late 19th/early 20th century European pictures

Glanville, P: Alien Goldsmiths at the Court of Charles II, a bount magazine article. (1)

William Fowle: A bound Burlington Magazine article 'Dressing Plate by the "unknown" London Silversmith "W.F".", June 1993. (1)

DRINKING VESSLES The Cumberland Tankard, a bound magazine article, and Richardson, J: Spiritflasks and Ash, D: How to Identify English Silver Drinking vessels, Camelot Press, 1964. (3)