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A 10.4mm Swiss Vetterli bolt action tube magazine military rifle, 51" overall, barrel 33" by Soc Ind Suisse, pale walnut fullstock, with regimental stamp on butt, sling swivels, GWO & C (dark patina to metalwork with some pitting). (Please see lot 940 for image)

An Austrian 8x58 mm M1886 Steyr bolt action tube magazine military rifle, 52" overall, barrel 321/2", number 606, the frame stamped "Oe W.F.G Steyr 1886", crown over "L.Io" and "M1886", walnut fullstock with steel mounts, sling swivels and cleaning rod. GWO & C (stock refinished, dark patina to metalwork). (Please see lot 940 for image)

THE STUDIO, AN ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE OF FINE AND APPLIED ART; 24 monthly issues, vols. 39-45 (nos. 166-187), colour plates, illustrations and advertisments, original buff printed wrappers, occasional scuffs, folio, January 1907-October 1908 (24).

A large quantity of jazz LP's, principally Duke Ellington and Louis Armstrong and Jazz record research magazine, Vol 1 1954 to 74, 1967.

12 loose leaf vols of postcard size pictures, and a few postcards, of world uniforms, line drawing, colour and photo; 10 vols of "Tradition" magazine. GC

A late Victorian oak and brass two division magazine rack on swivelling base with three splayed feet and ball toes, 29.5ins high

5 Catalogues and handbooks 1937-38 "Hornby Book of Trains", 1958 edition of "The Hornby Railway Company" and Meccano magazine May to June 1922, with full page advert for Zulu clockwork trains, "Bassett Lowke Railways" 1968 edition and ninth edition 1940 of "The Model Railway Handbook" by W J Bassett-Lowke. QGC to GC (some wear and sellotape repair to two)

2 reframed carriage prints 'Royal Crampton'and 'gas lit Midland', after C Hamilton-Ellis, marked on reverse presented by Sunday Times Magazine

Illustrated Bits Magazine Feb. 18th 1888, 2 Calendars, 1915 And 1917, Victorian Cut Outs, Christmas Tree And Nativity Scene

No. 11 Issue Spiderman Magazine

A copper wrought iron magazine rack

An oak magazine rack

Cruikshank George and Robert - George Cruikshank's Magazine edited by Frank E Smedley Nos 1 and 2 (all issued), folding plts, pictorial wrappers, David Bogue, January and February 1854, together bound, Monsieur Nongtongpaw uniform with Monsieur Tonson, yellow wrappers, 1830 - The Comic Almanac for 1845, uniform with the Comic Almanac for 1851; Golden Cockerel Press - Gray's Elegy written in a Country Church-yard, 1946 (6)

A late Victorian walnut magazine table, with moulded top and two compartment panelled base, on brass casters.

An early 20th century bayonet, possibly a British pattern Mk I SMLE short magazine Lee-Enfield, the 43cm blade indistinctly marked 'Anderson' (?) and 1907, with a wooden grip, in the original leather scabbard.

Franz West, b. 1947, UNTITLED, signed, pastel and acrylic on magazine, 27.5x41cm.; 10.75x16in.

Two hardback books, marbled covers: Blackwood's Magazine 1875; and 'Galatée, Roman Pastoral imité de Cervantes' by M. de Florian, 1785, illustrated (two)

A large Allcocks Reel, a fly fishing magazine and three Shooting publications

John S Keltie 'Scottish Highlands Clans and Regiments', volumes 1 and 2, published Fullarton 1875, illus; also various editions 'Burns Works', tooled leather spines; 'Sporting Magazine', circa 1826; and Gilfillan 'The National Burns', volumes 1 to 4, published Mackenzie (16)

Three editions of the Cunard magazine, Christmas numbers, 1919, 1920 and 1924

WILDE Oscar The picture of Dorian Gray [in] Lippincott's monthly magazine Vol. XLVI July to December, 1890 containing six complete novels by Oscar Wilde, W. Clark Russell, Mrs. Alexander, Jeannie Gwynne Bettany, Captain Charles King, and Kate Pearson Woods ... being vol. 2 of the special English edition ... illus., original red cloth, small piece of cloth missing from head of spine, lower cover stained, 8vo., London: Ward, Lock, 1890. The picture of Dorian Gray ... Original cloth, spine discoloured, 8vo., Paris: Carrington, 1905. The ballad of Reading Gaol ... 2nd edition, original cloth, spine discoloured, 8vo., London: Smithers, 1898 [3]

WODEHOUSE P.G. Tales of Wrykin ... 1st edition in "The Captain: a magazine for boys & "old boys" " Vol. XIII April 1905 to September 1905 ... Illus., original pictorial cloth over bevelled boards, spine faded, 4to., London: Newnes, 1905

The Family Magazine in Two Parts. Part I Containing Useful Directions in all the Branches of House-Keeping and Cookery. Part II Containing A Compendious Body of Physick, 2 parts in one (part 1 is 3rd ed. and part 2 is 2nd ed.), pub. Osborn, 1747-43, title of second part with repaired vertical closed tear, contemp. calf boards with recent calf reback and morocco label to spine, 8vo. Oxford, p.71. The cookery part is well arranged, the medical part is full of horrors. The treatment for appendicitis is to 'apply a live puppy to the naked belly' and follow up with a cataplasm of rotten apples or 'sheeps-dung boil'd with milk'. (1)

Vogue, twenty-one orig. issues, Early December 1918-Early September 1920, num. b&w illusts., ads., etc., col. printed wrappers, some fraying and wear to spines, together with eleven bound volumes of Vogue magazine, covering 1952 to 1957 (not complete), num. col. and b&w plts., ads., etc., wrappers bound in, modern blue cloth, 4to (40)

Temple Bar A London Magazine for Town and Country Readers, vols 1-4, 6-99 & 101-133, 1861-1906, lacks only vols. 5 & 100, vols. 1-39 bound in publisher's orig. blind-stamped cloth gilt, a little rubbed, remainder bound in stout library buckram or half morocco (some a little worn), all 8vo. This monthly magazine was started by business-publisher John Maxwell, in the light of the success of the Cornhill Magazine. The first editor was George Augustus Sala (vols. 1-9, December 1860-November 1863), followed by Edmund Yates (vols. 10-21, December 1863-September 1867), then George Bentley, Richard Bentley and Gertrude Townshend Mayer. The magazine contains first appearances of novels by Mary Elizabeth Braddon and Wilkie Collins, among many others. (132)

Book and Magazine Collector, approx. 140 orig. issues, 1984-2002, num. b&w illusts., orig. col. printed wrappers, the first 85 issues bound in eight publisher's red mock leather bindings, 8vo (approx. 140)

[Fashion]. The London and Paris Ladies' Magazine of Fashion, mixed issues bound into one volume, c.1866, contains approx. 90 fashion engravings, many hand coloured, contemp. cloth, worn with covers detached, 4to, together with Bertram (Charles), Isn't it Wonderful? A History of Magic and Mystery, 1899, b & w illusts., contemp. cloth, 8vo, and Fleming (J.M.), The Practical Violin School for Home Students, 1886, orig. cloth gilt, a little fraying to extrems., 4to, plus others including a volume of the Illustrated London News, Christmas and valentine card reference, two copies of M.R. Werner's P.T. Barnum, etc. (a carton)

Miscellaneous books, incl. Strand Magazine (3 shelves)

Old England: A Pictorial Museum of Regal, Ecclesiastical, Baronial, Municipal, and Popular Antiquities, London, Charles Knight and Co, 1845 folio (350 x 245mm.), two volumes, colour frontispieces, ca. 22 colour plates, illustrations, contemporary half black morocco, spines lettered in gilt, worn With a number of other works including Isabel McAllister 'Alfred Gilbert' (London, 1929), 'Conduite pour Passer Saintement le temps De L'Avent' (Paris, 1737), the John Leech illustrated 'Handley Cross; or Mr Jorrocks's Hunt' (London, 1854), a four volume set of John Walker's 'A Selection of Curious Articles from the Gentleman's Magazine' (London, 1814), and a two volume set of William Howitt's 'Visits to Remarkable Places: Old Halls, Battle-Fields' (London, 1851)

Nansen, Fridtjof, Vers le Pole Traduit et Abrege par Charles Rabot, Paris, Ernest Flammarion, [1887], 8vo (220 x 145mm.), half title, frontispiece portrait of the author, plates, and illustrations, occasional spotting, original half red morocco gilt, extremities rubbed With other works including a number of 'The Oxford Magazine' (Oxford, various), 'The English Illustrated Magazine 1884-1885' (London, 1885), Paterson's 'Roads' (London, ca. 1811), 'The Laws of Piquet adapted by The Portland and Turf Clubs with A Treatise on the Game' (London, 1899), and Lytton's 'Devereux' (London, 1875)

Robinson, Charles, N., Navy & Army Illustrated A Magazine Descriptive and Illustrative of Everyday Life in the Defensive Services of the British Empire, London, Hudson & Kearns and George Newnes, 1895-1898, small folio (360 x 235mm.), five volumes, illustrations, many full-page, original decorative cloth gilt, corners bumped

Vardon, Harry, Herd, Alex and many others Success At Golf, Hints for the Player of Moderate Ability... 1st edition, illustrated, intro. by R. E. Howard, pictorial green cloth cover, Fry's Magazine Ltd, London, n.d.; Hare, Barnham, The Golfing Swing Simplified and Its Mechanism Correctly Explained... 4th edition, frontispiece, green cloth cover, gilt lettering , Methuen & Co., London, 1915; Fowlie, P., The Science of Golf, a Study in Movement... 1st edition, frontispiece., illustrated, red cloth cover, Methuen & Co., London, 1922; Hunter, Dave, Golf Simplified Cause & Effect... 1st edition, illustrated from photographs, green cloth cover, blue lettering, Hodder & Stoughton, London, 1921; Prain, E.M., Live Hands, A Key to Better Golf... 2nd edition, illustrated photographs, into, by Bernard Darwin, green cloth cover, silver lettering, Adam & Charles Black, London, 1947; and Green, Sandy; Don'ts for Golfers... 1st edition, green cloth cover, black lettering and decoration, Gay & Hancock Ltd., London, 1925 (6)

Pearson's Magazine, bound volumes (23)

The English Woman's Domestic Magazine, vols I,II,III, V and VI (some with colour illustrations), Parish Magazine, 1859, 1861 - 1862, Webster's New International Dictionary, two vols, and other assorted volumes (qty)

A Quantity of Assorted Volumes, including The Strand Magazine, and others (5 boxes)

Various volumes of Punch magazine 1939-1953, incomplete.

ENGLISHWOMAN'S DOMESTIC MAGAZINE, The. (1860-64). Vols. 1 & 2, 5 & 6, and 7 & 8., in 3 vols., 8vo., cont. half calf. (first vol lacks titles). Hand coloured fashion plates and folding needlework patterns. (3 torn) Sold as a periodical not subject to return. (3)

A de-activated .32” WCF Winchester Model 1892 half tube magazine sporting rifle, with half round half octagonal barrel, number 103622. WO & GC (slightly worn overall with light pitting); with COD

A de-activated .30” US M1 semi automatic carbine, No 949463 with short magazine. GWO & C (some wear, stock heavily cleaned) with COD

A de-activated .303” Lee Enfield No 4 Mk 1* Long Branch rifle, no 22L4994 dated 1943, with magazine and webbing sling. GWO & C with COD

A de-activated 9mm Lanchester Mk I* sub machine gun, no 28453, with magazine and webbing sling. GWO & C, with COD

A de-activated .45” Thompson M1A1 sub machine gun, no 36865, stamped Auto Ordnance Corporation, Bridgeport, Connecticut, USA, with magazine. GWO & C, with COD

A de-activated 7.92mm Portuguese Madsen Light machine gun, number 3174, the Portuguese arms on the left side, the bipod mount, with magazine and leather sling. GWO & C with COD

A de-activated .303” Mk 1 Bren light machine gun, number B1560, by Lithgowe MA, dated 1943, with bipod mount and magazine. GWO & C, with COD

A quantity of “Practical Motorist and Motor Cyclist”, “Car Mechanics”, and “Model Engineer” magazines, from the 1950s, “The Motor”, London Motor Show edition, October 1957, and various modern publications on war time themes, including “The Best of Fragments from France”; “For Home and Country”, compiled from the pages of the WI magazine, 1919-59; “Transport in Kent, 1900-1938”; “All Quiet on the Home Front”, several Shire publications, etc. Average GC

* Hassell (John, 1868-1948). Two sketch books containing numerous pen and pencil sketches, mostly figure studies and portraits, some signed, together with eighteen scrap albums from the estate of John Hassell, containing a mass of newspaper and magazine cuttings, a few proof illustrations, one or two letters and a few signed items, various bindings, some broken. (2 cartons)

AFTER BEAUCHAMP ETC, 3 LATER COLOURED BLACK & WHITE PRINTS, (TAKEN FROM PUNCH MAGAZINE), CIRCA 1920s, Tennis Cartoons and 1 other, (4)

John Rigby & Co A .275 bolt action sporting rifle, no. 59959. 59 59599 59 25-inch barrel with hooded ramp foresight and raised rearsight with folding leafs to 400 yds, the receiver mounted with a Zeiss Diavari C 3-9x36 telescopic sight, bolt with push forward safety catch, magazine with detachable baseplate, the half length figured stock with pistol grip and ribbed steel buttplate, sling eyes, 14 1/2-inch pull, nitro proof, in its full length canvas case 9lb. The telescopic sight for this rifle fits both this rifle, and the following lot, the two having been used together.

Boss & Co A magnificent brass bound oak and leather cartridge magazine for about 500 cases, the green beize lined lid with makers paper label, oak dividers, lid impressed with the initials A.G., with makers paper labels applied to each end dated 1937 and 1938 together with its Boss & Co. luggage label inscribed A. Gusar Esq, International Sportsmans Club It is very rare to find magazines of this size and form by this maker. It remains in exceptional condition for its age.

An Edwardian mahogany book trough and magazine rack, inlaid stringing and raised on square taper supports with small brass castors, 56cm (22") wide

An ebonised magazine rack with turned uprights and platform under, 55.75cm (22") wide

Scribner's Magazine, vol. 22, no. 1, New York, July 1897, numerous b & w illusts., orig. printed yellow wrappers, loose, frayed at edges and spine sl. torn, Walter Crane's ms. signature and address on upper cover and article by Walter Crane about William Morris annotated by Crane, large 8vo, together with Arts and Crafts Essays by members of the Arts and Crafts Exhibition Society, with a Preface by William Morris, 1899, rough trimmed, endpapers lightly browned, orig. linen-backed boards, extremities rubbed, spine darkened, 8vo. Latter item contains three articles by Crane, as well as essays by, amongst others, Wiliam Morris, Cobden-Sanderson, Ford Madox Brown and May Morris. (2)

Millar (H.R., illust.). A knight clubbing a dragon, from E. Nesbit's story 'The Seven Dragons', 1899, orig. pen and ink illustration on thin card, a few minor marks, overall approx. 213mm x 263mm. Used to illustrated Nesbit's story 'The Seven Dragons' in Vol. XIII No. 104 (Aug. 1899) of 'The Strand Magazine', p.229. (1)

Larkin (Philip, contrib.). The Coventrian, nos. 155, 156, 158, 159, 160 and 161, December 1937-April 1940, three with b & w frontis., orig. printed buff wrappers, no. 155 with small piece torn from top outer corner of rear cover, and with short tear at head of spine, 8vo. The school magazine of King Henry VIII School, Coventry. Philip Larkin attended the school between 1930 and 1940, and he made regular literary contributions to the magazine, as well as helping to edit it. His poetical contributions here are as follows: no. 158 - 'Winter Nocturne' and 'Fragment from May'; no. 159 - 'Summer Nocturne'; no. 160 - 'Street Lamps'; and no. 161 - 'Spring Warning'. His prose contributions are: no. 155 - 'Parting is Such Sweet Sorrow'; no. 156 - 'Fears of the Brave'; and no. 160 - 'Happy Fields'. There is also a letter to the editor from Larkin in no. 159. (6)

A fine metal magazine stand complete with original Graphic and Illustrated London News both dated January 1887

A spirit varnished miniature white metal magazine rack containing contemporary newspapers dated 1887

A group of BonTon fashion plates mainly 1912-13 approx. 29 fashion plates for Poiret, Cheruit, Redfern and others and assorted loose pages from the magazine, average size 25 by 19cm, 10 by 7.5in, (qty)

A group of fashion scrapbook pages, Italian and German style forecast books, 1960s-70s, comprising: twenty-five boards applied with stylish men's and women's fashion magazine snippets, including some swatches of fabrics, 63.5 by 38cm, 25 by 15in; and seventeen Italian and German style forecasts books, one 1930s the other mainly 1960s-70s, (qty)

A Viennese magazine air rifle built on the girondoni principle, by ios. lowentz,circa 1815 with sighted slender two-stage barrel with moulded brass girdle, the breech fitted with ball-magazine on the right, sliding transverse feed-block at the rear, and signed in silver along the top, with brass action body, strongly bevelled engraved steel lock fitted with cocking-lever, short fore-end of figured walnut carved with foliage in low relief, fitted with horn cap and false ramrod (small cracks and chips beneath the lock), iron turn-off butt-reservoir retaining much of its original leather covering (worn), brass trigger-guard, and brass solid side-plate with button safety-catch; a German air gun of butt-reservoir type, circa 1765-70, with long slender tapering turn-off smooth-bore barrel, steel action body with external mechanism including engraved sear-bridle (cocking-lever and trigger missing), and iron turn-off butt-reservoir; a German walking cane air gun, mid-19th century, with tapering turn-off barrel with brass-sleeved bore, concealed button trigger, and turn-off butt-reservoir (worn throughout) (3) the first: 91.5cm; 36.5in barrel

* Churchill (Right Hon. Winston Spencer, M.P.). Signed original issue of Life magazine, April 29, 1940, boldly signed in black ink on the front cover, which shows a head-and-shoulder portrait of Churchill titled 'Britain's Warlord', num. col. and b & w illusts., ads. etc., some minor age wear to extrems., 4to (1)