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Lot 47

A SUPPLEMENT TO THE HISTORY OF BRITISH BIRDS. THE FIGURES ENGRAVED ON WOOD BY T BEWICK, PART 1. CONTAINING THE HISTORY AND DESCRIPTION OF LAND BIRDS, Newcastle, Edward Walker, 1821.

Lot 212

VINTAGE CHILDREN'S: 3 Titles: KENNETH M WALKER AND GEOFFREY M BOUMPHREY: THE LOG OF THE ARK, London, Constable and Company, 1926. Spine detached, original pictorical stiff covered boards; CLIFTON BINGHAM AND G H THOMPSON (Illus): THE ANIMALS' PICNIC, London, Ernest Nister, ND. Oblong 4to, publisher's red cloth overlaid with pictorial design; CLIFTON BINGHAM AND G H THOMPSON (Illus): THE ANIMALS' TRIP TO THE SEA, London, Ernest Nister, ND. Oblong 4to, publisher's brown cloth overlaid with pictorial design (3)

Lot 260

CHILDREN'S WORLD AND FANTASY STORIES: 4 Titles: BERNARD ISAACS [Trans] and I A BILIBINA [Illus]: THE FROG PRINCESS, Goznak Central Board, Ministry of Finance of the USSR, 1973; PETER DICKINSON AND WAYNE ANDERSON [Illus]: THE FLIGHT OF DRAGONS, London, Pierrot Publishing Limited, 1979; RUSSELL HOBAN AND ALEXIS DEACON [Illus]: SOONCHILD, London, Walker Books, 2012; J B MARSHALL: THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAINJOHN SMITH (THE FOUNDER OF VIRGINIA) AND THE STORY OF PRINCESS POCAHONTAS, Leeds, E J Arnold and Son, ND (4)

Lot 201

LATIN CHILDRENS': 4 Titles: A A MILNE: THE HOUSE AT POOH CORNER [BRIAN STAPLES], 1990; LEWIS CARROLL: ALICE IN WONDERLAND [CLIVE HARCOURT CARRUTHERS], 1964; A A MILNE: WINNIE THE POOH [ALEXANDER LENARD], 1991; BEATRIX POTTER: THE TALE OF PETER RABBIT [E PROTO WALKER], 1989 (4)

Lot 533

J WALKER: THE TINKER OF SWAFFHAM: A LEGENDARY TALE WITH OTHER POEMS AND TRANSLATIONS, London, Hamilton, Adams and Co, 1869. Bound in purple cloth boards blocked in gitl with gilt title to upper board and spine (worn).Ex libris

Lot 746

VINTAGE FICTION AND POETRY: FLORENCE L BARCLAY: THE UPAS TREE, London, G P Putnam's Sons, 1912; THE WALL OF PARTITION, London, G Putnam's Sons, ND; THE FOLLOWING OF THE STAR, London, G Putnam's Sons, 302nd Thousand; THE ROSARY, London, G Putnam's Sons, 1932, reprint; THE BROKEN HALO, London, G Putnam's Sons, 184th Thousand, together with THE LIFE OF FLORENCE L BARCLAY - A STUDY IN PERSONALITY, BY ONE OF HER DAUGHTERS,London, G Putnam's Sons, 1924, Popular edition;VINTAGE FICTION: 4 Titles: HESTER BURTON: THE GREAT GALE, London, Oxford University Press, 1969; THE LADY BYNG OF VIMY: ANNE OF THE MARSHLAND, London, Holden and Hardingham, 1914, new edition; MARY C ROWSELL: THE PEDDLAR AND HIS DOG, London, Blackie and Son, ND; PETER DAWLISH: NORTH SEA ADVENTURE, London, Oxford Univesity Press / Geoffrey Cumberlege, 1950, reprint; WALT WHITMAN: LEAVES OF GRASS, London, J M Dent and Sons, 1957, reprint, in original pictorial and green unclipped dustjacket; COLIN J HORNE (Ed): SWIFT ON HIS AGE - SELECTED PROSE AND VERSE, London, George G Harrup, 1953. First in original unclipped dustjacket; R H MOTTRAM: BEHIND THE SHUTTERS, London, Hutchinson, 1968; MARY MACKIE: COBWEBS AND CREAM TEAS - A YEAR IN THE LIFE OF A NATIONAL TRUST HOUSE, London, Victor Gollancz, 1990; MICHAEL FLANDERS: SOHO FOR EAST ANGLIA, London, Geoffrey Bles, 1963; SIDNEY TALBOT: TWO BITES OF THE CHERRY, Edinburgh, The Pentland Press, 1993; WILLIAM RIVIERE: WATERCOLOUR SKY, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1990; MATHENA BLOMEFIELD: BOW-NET AND WATER LILIES, London, Faber and Faber, 1948 [inscribed by author]; STEPHANIE GREEN: THE TRIPLE SPIRAL, London, Walker, 1989; JOHN COWPER POWYS: 2 Titles: WEYMOUTH SANDS, London, MacDonald, 1963 reprint; WOLF SOLENT, London, Macdonald, 1961, reprinted from 1929 edition with special contents from the author.Ex libris

Lot 603

1923 ¼a rose on horizontally laid batonne paper, perf 12, vertical pair, ERROR IMPERFORATE BETWEEN, mint, fresh and fine unused. Rare, the first example we have been able to offer for over 20 years. SG 18a, £1,000. Ex Danforth Walker gold medal collection.

Lot 589

WILLIAM HENRY ROMAINE-WALKER (?). Male figure seated in an interior holding a blue cloth. Watercolour, initialled. 6.25ins x 4.75ins.

Lot 264

Nineteen assorted books on the subject of aviation including Graf Zeppelin by J.Gordon Vaeth, 1959 first edition and Aviation by Sydney F. Walker / T34

Lot 182

Cartography - Map of Surrey c1860 by J.C. Walker, hand coloured engraving, framed, 42 x 33cm / T18

Lot 64

A collection of twelve silver thimbles, 19th century and later, including Charles Horner, James Walker, etc [40.5g]; other thimbles; a turned thimble stand, qty

Lot 70

Cased set of six Walker & Hall silver golfing teaspoons. UK P&P Group 1 (£16+VAT for the first lot and £2+VAT for subsequent lots)

Lot 356

A Victorian Walker & Hall plated epergne, fitted with a cut glass trumpet vase, engraved with flowers, above a knop stem and lobed triform base engraved with flowers, on cast scallop shell feet, total height 57cm, together with another cut glass trumpet vase, a WMF plated flower basket with swing handle above cast and pierced floral garland sides, length 27cm, and a plated oval box and cover, fitted with a cut glass liner, the stand cast with classical bust medallions above a ropetwist garland, height 16cm (faults).

Lot 363

A George III silver cream jug of oval squat baluster form with reeded rim and handle, monogram engraved, London 1806 by William Hunter II, height 9.3cm, a pair of silver circular bonbon tazzas, each with a pierced rim, Birmingham 1932 by Walker & Hall, diameter 12cm, and two silver napkin rings, total weight 313.4g.

Lot 366

A George V silver circular tazza, the centre presentation inscribed within a pierced rim, on a tapering stem and circular reeded foot, Sheffield 1915 by Walker & Hall, weight 652.8g, diameter 24.5cm, height 13.7cm.

Lot 339

A set of twelve George V silver teaspoons, each with crossed golf club terminals, Sheffield 1932 and 1933 by Walker & Hall, with two cases, a set of six silver Masonic teaspoons with square and compass terminals, Birmingham 1922, with three boxes, a set of six silver teaspoons, Birmingham 1936, cased, and four other silver teaspoons, total weight 348.3g.

Lot 719

Vinyl - Over 80 Rock & Pop LPs to include The Beatles, Fleetwood Mac, U2, Millie Jackson, Roy Orbison, Wham, Elvis Presley, Beach Boys, Aretha Franklin, Donovan, Wings, Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Walker Bros, Gladys Knight & The Pips, Sting, John Lennon, Dave Clark Five and more. Condition varies

Lot 259

Vinyl - 6 Original 1st pressing UK pressing Reggae / Ska 7” singles to include: Slim Smith – I've Got Your Number (WI 3023), The Gaylads – Stop Making Love (WI 3002), Don Drummond / Rita And Benny – Man In The Street / You Are My One Love (WI 208), The Upsetters / The Inspirations – Eight For Eight / You Know What I Mean (US 300) VG, Byron Lee And The Dragonairs – Mr. Walker (TR 631), Alton Ellis, Tommy McCook And The Supersonics – Breaking Up (TR 642). Condition VG+ overall (apart from where mentioned) with writing on labels

Lot 686

Vinyl - 55 Mod / Beat / Soul / Rock ’N’ Roll / Pop 1950’s and 1960’s 7” singles on Fontana and Philips Records to include: Elton John - Lady Samantha (BF 1739) EX+, The Marvellettes, Betty Everett, The Pretty Things, Alice Babs, Patti Lynn, Jörgen Ingmann, The Peddlers, The Walker Bros., Scott Walker, Jay And The Techniques, Dusty Springfield, The Merseybeats, Wayne Fontana And The Mindbenders, The Mindbenders, Manfred Mann, The Spencer Davis Group, The Hunters and others. Condition VG+ overall

Lot 384

Vinyl - Approx 70 Rock & Pop LPs to include The Rolling Stones x 3, Tangerine Dream, Eric Clapton, Spencer Davis, Donna Summer, Otis Redding, Northern Soul The Soundtrack, Elvis Costello x 2, Marvin Gaye, Dusty Springfield, Scott Walker, Jr Walker, Al Green, Them, Genesis x 2, Jackson Browne and more. At least Vg overall

Lot 218

Vinyl - 44 Rock, Pop & Soul LPs, 5 12" and 7 7" singles to include Barry Booth, Scott Walker x 2, Quincy Jones x 3, Michael Jackson, Tim Finn, The Vogues x 3, Sweet Sensation, Blood Sweat & Tears x 2, Sol Raye, Chicago, Jimmy Webb, Toto, Wings, Whitney Houston and others. 7" are all Jackie Trent. At least Vg overall

Lot 435

Vinyl / Acetate - The Walker Brothers and members - 2 Acetates and 13 x 7” singles to include: Stay With Me (Philips one sided Acetate), John Walker - Annabella / I Don;t Wanna Know (Philips double sided Acetate), Gary Walker And The Rain (Polydor - 56237), Gary Walker (CBS - 202081) and others. Condition VG+ overall

Lot 591

Vinyl - 22 mainly original Northern Soul / Soul US pressing 7” singles to include: Nobody’s Children, Edie Walker, Bill Hemmans & Clays Composite, The Gospel Clefs, Jackie Lee, James Brown & His Famous Flames, Dee Clark, Cliff Nobles & Co., The Friendly People, The Isley Brothers, Rufus Thomas, Ramsey Lewis, The Loveables, Lloyd Glenn, Jerry Butler, Betty Everett, Rufus Lunly and others. Condition VG overall.

Lot 553

Vinyl – Over 80 Rock & Pop LPs to include The Cult, Tangerine Dream, Ten Years After, Jet Harris, The Hollies (inc Butterfly original pressing with sheet music, and foreign pressings), Bill Haley, Jethro Tull, Jerry Lee Lewis, The Rockets, The Faces, The Move, The Triban, Taj Mahal, The Nice, The Byrds, Isley Brothers, Whirlwind, Jackie Wilson, Scott Walker, Steve Winwood, Richard Thompson, James Taylor, The Troggs, Runrig, Mick Ronson, Jonathan Richman, Renaissance, Mitch Ryder, Lou Reed and more. Vg overall

Lot 559

Vinyl – Over 80 Rock & Pop LPs to include The Doors, The Turtles, Country Joe & The Fish, The Kinks, BB King, The Honeycombs, Manfred Man, Nazareth, Splinter, T-Rex, James Taylor, Traffic, John Walker, Scott Walker, Muddy Waters, Beach Boys, Caravan, Elton John, Mike Oldfield (Quadrophonic), King Earl, Richard Harris, Albert Hammond, Tim Hardin, Bob Dylan, Bryan Ferry, Dave Edmunds and more. Vg overall

Lot 554

Vinyl – Over 80 Rock & Pop LPs to include Buddy Holly, Santana, The Hollies (inc foreign pressings), The Searchers (inc foreign pressings), The Troggs (inc foreign pressings), Woodie Guthrie, Jet Harris, The Ventures, Utopia, Scott Walker, Wishbone Ash, Gene Vincent, The Truth, New Riders Of The Purple Sage, The Association, Roy Orbison and more. Vg overall

Lot 321

Vinyl - Soul / Motown - 6 Jr. Walker And The All Stars and 3 by Jimmy Ruffin UK 1st pressing 7” singles on Motown Records, including: Jr. Walker And The All Stars - TMG 509, 529, 550, 559, 571, 596, Jimmy Ruffin - TMG 577, 593, 603. Condition VG+ overall

Lot 543

Over 80 Rock & Pop LPs to include Neil Young, David Bowie, Denny Laine, Ronnie Laine, Quicksilver Messenger Band, Quantum Jumps, Tim Rose, Roxy Music x 3, The Baron Knights, Beach Boys, Splinter, Al Stewart, Texas, Walker Brothers, The Hollies, Jerry Lee Lewis, Link Wray, Clannad, Al Stewart and more. Vg overall

Lot 243

Vinyl - Over 85 Northern Soul / Soul UK and USA pressing 7” singles on Motown and affiliated labels, to include: Edwin Starr (including TMG 646), The Contours, The Marvelettes, Brenda Holloway, The Four Tops (including TMG 553), Chuck Jackson (TMG 729), Popcorn Wylie, Earl Van Dyke & The Soul Brothers, Barbara Holloway (including TMG 788), The Originals, The Sisters Love, Mary Wells, Tammi Terrell, The Undisputed Truth, Captain Zap And The Motortown Cut-Ups, Jr. Walker & The All Stars, Gladys Knight & The Pips, The Supremes, The Spinners, Four Tops, The Temptations, The Miracles, Martha Reeves & The Vandellas, Isley Brothers, The Elgins (TMG 642), Marvin Gaye, The Originals, Willie Hutch, Eddie Kendricks and others. Condition VG+ overall.

Lot 541

Vinyl - Over 75 Rock & Pop LPs to include Jethro Tull x 4, Woodstock comp x 2, The Yardbirds, The Hollies, Dexy’s Midnight Runners, Graham Nash, Them, Marc Bolan & T-Rex, Scott Walker x 2, Duncan Browne, Man, Chris Farlowe & The Thunderbirds, Peter Hammill, Tim Hardin, John Walker, Louden Wainwright III, Joe South, Allman Bros, Harpers Bizarre, Albert Hammond, The Guess Who, Arlo Guthrie, Eric Clapton, Bryan Ferry x 2, Georgie Fame and others. Vg overall

Lot 282

Vinyl - Over 60 mainly Jazz LPs to include Brother Jack McDuff, Johnnie Pate (Esquire), Johnny Smith, Barney Kessel, Jimmy Rainey & Zoot Sims, Ray Brown & Milt Jackson, The Gary McFarland Sextet, BB King, T Bone Walker, Larry Coryell, Eric Dolphy, Charlie Byrd, Jim Hall, Telephone Bill & The Smooth Operators, Chet Atkins, Cannonball Adderley, Jimmy Smith, Red Norvo Trio and more. Vg overall

Lot 367

A box of assorted books, mainly on Sporting subjects to include various Horrocks' editions to include "Ask Mama", "Hawk Buck Range", "Plain or Ringlets", HM BUDGETT "Hunting by Scent", CORONET "Wit and Wisdom of the Shires", TH BIRD "A 100 Grand Nationals", TOUGH SKIN "Cheshire Cats and Cheshire Cheeses", published Jesse Broad & Co. and Compiled by ARTHUR N WALKER "The Holcombe Hunt", published Sherrett & Hughes, The St. Anne's Press 1937, etc. (1 box)

Lot 74

A box of assorted plated wares together with a Casa Pupo style boat-shaped vase, two boxes of assorted 45s to include Tony Bennett, Johnny Walker, The Seekers, The Turtles, advanced promo copy of "Welcome to my world" by Dean Martin, etc., together with two cream painted metal table lamps as floral bouquets, 54 cm high including bulb holders

Lot 99

Walker and Hall, a George V silver sauce boat, Sheffield 1926, a silver bon bon dish and a ring box. Various dates and makers

Lot 5

J Walker. Workington # 21791 Fusee, working order, silver cased

Lot 90

A sterling silver drinks tray by Walker and Hall of Sheffield, 1921. 30 x 225 x 1.5cm. 466gm

Lot 816

A part canteen of Sheffield Walker & Hall silver plated Old English pattern cutlery, in fitted oak case, with vacant cartouche, two drawers, on square tapering legs, 84cm high, 49cm wide.

Lot 491

Two bottles of Johnnie Walker Scotch whisky, comprising Black Label, aged 12 years, 40% vol, 70cl, boxed, and Red Label, 70% proof, 13 1/3 fluid oz.

Lot 64

BEER HANDCART, two-wheeled wooden panel-sided cart with barrow handles, painted green with red iron tyred wheels, and lined in black. Signwritten 'TAYLOR WALKER', featuring metal stands at the rear. In original condition.

Lot 1087

Tetley Walker 1852 - 1982 ash tray and 1942 shell. Not available for in-house P&P

Lot 2131

A Bottle of Dewars Scottish Perth Whiskey 1litre a Bottle of Jim Beam Johnnie walker red label Long John and a bottle of Jack Daniel’s (5)

Lot 38

An Account of the Loss of the Royal George, bound in wood recovered from the ship, 11.7 x 7cm, some rubbing at spine, printed by J. Hammond jun., Gosport, 1840._ LITTLE, Elizabeth A. Log-Book Notes, text-block detached at spine and loosened, with 5 hand drawn designs for owner inscriptions by Annie Frances Acors 1888, 19.5 x 37cm, London: Kegan Paul, Trench & Co., 1888._ DANGERFIELD, [Thomas]. Memoires Digested into Adventures Receits and Expences (sic), notorious rogue's diary of 4 month period evading the law, later quarter calf, some toning in places, drawing back of title page, London: Charles Brome, 1685._ Together with: The Ship, 5th ed., Nottingham Library blind stamp, hand-coloured engravings of flags, 1853 - The Magnetism of Ships by William Walker, some rubbing/marking, 1853 - Tough Yarns by the Old Sailor [M. H. Barker], ex-library, 1861 - The Pocket Atlas of The World, 1889 - Pictorial Chronicles of The Mighty Deep, pictorial cloth, school prize label for Glasgow Deaf and Dumb Istitution, c.1900 - The Wonder Book of Wonders, with d.j., c.1930 - The Arctic Whalers by Basil Lubbock, no d.j., 1968 (10)

Lot 32

Nick Walker (British, b. 1969). Mona Simpson, screenprint in colours, limited edition numbered 555/750, signed l.r., bearing Pictures on Walls blind-stamp & limitation number l.l., 70cm x 50cm (sheet), clean & bright, vibrant colours, a few very faint surface marks, the extreme edges with a few small scuffs, the pink very slightly discoloured at upper two thirds, housed for protection in a lightweight frame. London: Pictures on Walls, "P.O.W.",  [2006] NB. Artist's Resale Right (ARR) may apply

Lot 144

GEBRUDER EPPNER OF BERLIN; a late 19th century brass cased four glass mantel clock, the dial stamped 'Gebr Eppner K. Hofuhrmacher Berlin', the white enamel dial set with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, 35 x 21 x 16cm, with winding key and pendulum. Provenance: This lot is accompanied by an insurance valuation dated 10.08.15 from Fewster & Walker Ltd of York for the value of £1,800, and also accompanied by various invoices and receipts from repairs and work carried out to the clock over the years. Condition Report: This clock is in good going order at point of testing, however I'm afraid that this is not a guarantee.

Lot 1056

WALKER & HALL; an Edward VII hallmarked silver pierced bowl shaped as a heart, raised on three splayed feet, Sheffield 1910, height 8cm, approx. 7ozt.

Lot 327

Walker & Hall silver plated candelabra, three sconces, 62cm, and a pair of matching candlesticks, neoclassical design.Qty: 3Condition report:Candelabra; Generally good, the two side sconces dont quite currently lign up but sit in the fitments well, both arms are good and not bent, column is good an straight, base is good and levelCandlestick 1; Good condition, a few small surface marks consistent with age and useCandlestick 2; Column repaired but well done, column level and base is good.Please see additional uploaded images of the maker's mark.

Lot 223

Walker and Hall, 'the Holdfast', an oak and silver plated metal mounted tantalus, circa 1900; the open frame with a raised loop handle above shaped sides; one end with a cylindrically cased mechanism tilting the three cut glass decanters forwards; on a moulded base; 32cm high, 40cm wide

Lot 54

GEORGE V SILVER TWO-HANDLED TROPHY & COVER inscribed 'Robber - Allertonian Challenge Cup. Presented to S. H. Foreman, Esq. 1927', Walker & Hall, Birmingham 1926, 13cms (h), 4oztProvenance: private collection Conwy

Lot 173

Mont Blanc Fine Liner pen - 25602 FL Star Walker - as new with outer box & service guide

Lot 216

Large silver two handled tray in the rococo style, engraved centre, 126ozt by Walker & Hall Sheffield with worn hallmark possibly 1912  

Lot 212

Four piece tea & coffee set comprising tea & coffee pots, milk jug & sugar bowl. Walker & Hall Sheffield 1914. Total weight 72ozt

Lot 184

George V silver cigarette box, Walker & Hall Sheffield 1934, with Greek Key pattern and engraved lion crest to lid, 17.5cm w x 9cm d x 5cm h, gross weight 24.39ozt (wood lined)

Lot 76

A watercolour painting by J. W. Walker titled to reverse “Ready to cast, Sheringham, Norfolk”, signed, 24cm x 34cm; together with six various other decorative pictures; & an oval wall mirror.

Lot 444

Three cased sets of silver tea and coffee spoons Walker Hall and other makers (3)

Lot 459

A pair of silver art vases by Walker and Hall. Approx 300g

Lot 7333

Dad's Army (British TV sitcom 1968-1977) - An original 1970 hand-typed filming schedule for the WWII set comedy series written by James Perry and David Crofts. Featuring script segments and directions from series four episodes 'Don't Forget The Diver', 'The Big Parade' and 'Don't Fence Me In', location details, travel and accomodation arrangements and other important information for the cast and crew. Back page signed in blue ink by James Beck (Private Walker) "Too (?), Who Is Really Rather Lovely, James B". Provenance: The vendor's mother, Mrs Jean Bishop, ran The Anchor Hotel where the cast and crew stayed during filming. They became good friends over the years and even attended the vendor's 21st birthday party

Lot 7026

Funk / Soul / Disco - A collection of thiry-two 7" singles on the Tamla Motown label, artists to include Smokey Robinson & The Miracles, Four Tops, Jnr. Walker And The All Stars, The Temptations, Diana Ross, The Supremes, Martha Reeves And The Vandellas, R. Dean Taylor, Michael Jackson, The Jackson 5, Stevie Wonder, Thelma Houston, Marvin Gaye & Tammie Terrell, Edwin Starr (32, vinyl generally VG-VG+)

Lot 7307

Beatles interest - Stuart Sutcliffe (1940-1962, artist and original Beatles bassist) An exhibition catalogue for the 1964 restrospective show of Sutcliffe's work at the Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool. Together with The Beatles 'All I've Got To Do' sheet music (2)Provenance: From the estate of Richard Drew aka Zacron (1943-2012). British artist and designer, best known for his iconic Led Zeppelin III sleeve design

Lot 167

A Pedigree 1957-1959 Pretty Peepers hard plastic walking doll, with auburn nylon wig, chest plate mechanism that changes colour of eyes when depressed from blue to brown, sequence runs from blue flirting left, right, forward, brown and then repeats, jointed at knee, blue dress with bonnet - The Pedigree catalogue stated that Pretty Peepers is: 'The most accomplished doll in the world! Pretty Peepers is so versatile that no little girl can ever tire of her, she has such endless possibilities as a playtime companion. No other doll can equal her! She can walk, dance and sit down, her eyes look from left to right, they change from brown to blue and close' —22in. (56cm.) high; and a pedigree 1950s walker doll with blue sleeping eyes and jointed knees and seams across palms (pretty peeper with small crack to lower cheek/chin left side of face hairline cracks above eyes) (2)

Lot 129

Two 1950s Pedigree Delite black hard plastic dolls, probably from the Many Lou and Dixie family range of 1953, both with orange/brown sleeping flirty eyes, black astrakhan wigs, accentuated red painted mouths, inoperative voice boxes, boy is a walker doll —21in. (53cm.) high

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