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ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, HORSE GUARDS: General Regulations and Orders for the Army to 1816 (1970) ; BARON VON STEUBEN, FREDERICK WILLIAM: Baron von Steuben's Revolutionary War Drill Manual (1985); FOCH, MARECHAL F.: Principles de la Guerre (1918); FRANCE HECTOR: L'Armee de John Bull (1887); HALE R.E., MAJOR LONSDALE A: Tactical Studies of the Battles of Columbey-Nouilly and Vionville (1877); HANGER, GEORGE: Reflections on the Menaced Invasion (1970); TAYLOR, F.L.: The Art of War in Italy 1494-1529) (1993); VON CLAUSEWITZ, GENERAL CARL: Principles of War (1943) £200-300 | Nil |
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| 333 | BLACKMORE, HOWARD L.: Guns and Rifles of the World (1965); BLACKMORE, HOWARD L.: The World's Finest Sporting Guns (1983); BLAIR, CLAUDE: Pistols of the World (1968); BLANCH, H.J.: A Century of Guns (1976); BOGDONAVI', BRANKO & VALENEAK, IVAN: The Great Century of Guns (1986); BOUDRIOT, JEAN: Armes a Feu Fran aises Modeles D'Ordonnance (1961); BOWMAN, HANK WIEAND: Antique Guns from the Stagecoach Collection (1969); CADIOU, YVES LOUIS: Grands Noms de L'Armurerie (1999); CHAPEL, CHARLES EDWARD: The Gun Collector's Handbook of Values (1983); DE WITT BAILEY, HOGG, IAN, BOOTHROYD, GEOFFREY & WILKINSON, FREDERICK: Guns & Gun Collecting (1972); DILL, KEITH R.: London Gunmakers and the English Duelling Pistols 1770-1830 (1995); DURDIK, JAN, V MUDRA, MIROSLA & _EDA, MIROSLAV: Firearms (1981); GATTIA, ALARICO: Fucile E Pistole (1969); GEORGE A. HOYEM (PUBLISHER): Cumulative Alphabetical Index to Patents for Inventions Class 119, Small Arms (1993); HEINRICH, DIETER: Die Handfeuerwaffen von ihrem ersten Aufkommen bis zu den Repetierwaffen (1985); HELD, ROBERT: The Age of Firearms, A Pictorial History (1957); KEMPERS, IR. R.T.W.: Antike Vuurwapens (1978); KENNARD, A N: French Pistols and Sporting Guns (1972); LORAIN, PIERRE: Petite histoire des armes a feu & Cinquante ans d'armes fran aises 1866-1916 (1975); LUPI, GIANOBERTO: I Primi Fucili A Ripetizione (1976); MULLER, H.: Guns, Pistols, Revolvers (1981); MYATT MC, MAJOR F: The Illustrated Encyclopaedia of 19th Century of Firearms (1979) x 2; MYATT MC, MAJOR F: The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Pistols and Revolvers (1980) x 2; NORTH, ANTHONY AND HOGG, IAN V.: The Book of Guns and Goldsmiths (1978); POPE, DUDLEY: Guns (1970); SCHNEIDER, DR. HUGO: Hand- und Faustwaffen 1540-1820 (1957); SMITHURST, PETER & MOYLE, NICOLA (FORWARD): Lock, Stock and Barrel, Sheffield Craftsmanship in shooting accessories (1991); WENNBERG, K Svenska Pistolsmeder (1979); WILKINSON, FREDERICK (INTRODUCTION): Firearms, The History of Guns (1973) ; WOODCROFT, BENNET: Alphabetical Index of Patentees of Inventions 1617-1852 (1969) £200-300 | Nil |
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| 334 | AKEHURST, RICHARD: Random Shots (1974); BRUSEWITZ, GUNNAR: Hunting (1969); BY A CORPORAL OF RIFLEMEN: Scloppetaria (1971); CUMMINS, JOHN: The Hound and the Hawk, The Art of Medieval Hunting (1988); FORD, EMMA: Falconry (1984); HAWKER, PETER: The Diary of Peter Hawker 1802 to 1853 Vols. I & II (1988); HOBUSCH, ERIC: Fair Game (1980); JOHNSON, DEREK: Victorian Shooting Days (1981); MARSHALL -BALL, ROBIN : The Sporting Rifle, A User's Handbook (1986); PHILLIPPS-WOLLEY, CLIVE: Big Game Shooting (1895); PHILLIPS-WOLLEY, CLIVE : Big Game Shooting (1895); POLLOCK, GROVE, PREVOST, MICHELL, ARMSTRONG: Fencing, Boxing, Wrestling (1890); STONEHENGE: The Shot-Gun and the Sporting Rifle (1859); TICKNER, JOHN : Tickner's Rough Shooting (1976); WILLOCK, COLIN: The Gun-Punt Adventure (1958) £200-300 | Nil |
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| 335 | BERTON, PIERRE: Les Revolvers Smith and Wesson, Des Trois Generations (1982); BRUNELLI, VISCARDO: W Come Winchester (1980); CARTER, AMON MUSEUM OF WESTERN ART, FORT WORTH: Frontier Guns 1964); CHAPEL, CHARLES EDWARD: Single-shot Pistols (1962); DOWNEY, FAIRFAX: The Guns of Gettysburg (1958); GLASS, HERB & SHEERIN, LARRY (PUBLISHERS): The American Gun, Winter & Summer 1961 (1961) x2; JAMES, EDSALL: The Golden Age of Single-Shot Rifles (1974); JAMES, EDSALL: The Revolver Rifles (1974); KIRKLAND, K D: America's Premier Gunmakers Remington (1988); LESPART, MICHEL : Messieurs Smith & Wesson (1973); LIEGE MUSEUM OF ARMS: Winchester, Fabulous Firearms (1992); LORAIN, PIERRE: Petite histoire des armes a feu & Cinquante ans d'armes fran aises 1866-1916 (1975); MOORE, WARREN: Weapons of the American Revolution (1967); PETERSON, HAROLD L.: The Remington Historical Treasury of American Guns (1966); ROSA, JOSEPH G.: Guns of the American West (1985); SERVEN, JAMES E.: 200 year of American Firearms ; SMITH, W.H.B. & SMITH,; JOSEPH E. : The Book of Rifles (1972); WALLACK, L.R.: American Pistol & Revolver Design and Performance (1978); WALLACK, L.R.: American Rifle Design and Performance (1977) £200-300 | Nil |
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| 336 | ABBIATICO,MARIO: Modern Firearms Engravings (1980); BRESSON, JEAN MARIE: Le Tir aus Armes de Poing (1977) ; CHAMBERLAIN, PETER AND; GANDER, TERRY: Allied Pistols, Rifles and Grenades (1976); CLERGEAU, JEAN RENE: Armes Insolites et SystEmes (1983) ; CLERGEAU, JEAN RENE: Armes Insolites et SystEmes (1983) ; COLLET, ANDRE & BUIGNE, JEAN-JACQUES: La Reglementation des Armes (1995) ; COLLET, ANDRE & BUIGNE, JEAN-JACQUES: La Reglementation des Armes (1998 - 1999) x2 ; CORMACK, A.J.R.: Famous Pistols and Hand Guns (1977) ; DEBAEKER, JEAN-PIERRE & DELPORTE, GEORGES: Le Tir, Les Armes, Les Cartouches a Poudre Noire 1860 to 1900 (1981) ; EZELL, EDWARD C.: Handguns of the World, Military Revolvers and self-loaders from 1870-1945 (1981) ; EZELL, EDWARD C.: Small Arms of the World (1977) ; EZELL, EDWARD C.: Small Arms of the World (1983); EZELL, EDWARD CLINTON: Small Arms Today (1984); FEYS, CLAUDE & SMEETS, RENE: Les Revolvers et les Fusils Nagant (1982); FORISSIER, MAURICE: L'Armurerie Stephanoise (1994); HEINRICH, DIETER: Die Selbstlade und automatischen Handfeuerwaffen (1985); HINCHLIFFE, K.B.: Target Pistol Shooting (1981); HOGG, IAN AND WEEKS, JOHN: Pistols of the World (1992); HOGG, IAN V. AND WEEKS, JOHN: Military Small Arms of the 20th century (1981); HOGG, IAN V.: The Complete Machine-gun 1885 to present (1979); K(tm)NIG, KLAUS-PETER & HUGO, MARTIN: Service Handguns (1988); LADD, JAMES & MELTON, KEITH: Clandestine Warfare (1988); MELTON, H. KEITH: CIA Special Weapons & Equipment (1994); MEYER, BERNARD: L'Age D'Or des Armes a Feu (1994); MILLER, DAVID & RIDEFORT, GERARD: Weapons of the Elite Forces (1992); MULLER, ROLF H.: Geschichte und Technik der europaischen Militarrevolver, Vol. 1 & 2(1982); MYATT M.C., MAJOR FREDERICK: Modern Small Arms (1979); NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA: International Pistol Rules (1992); REYNOLDS, MAJOR E.G.B: The Lee-Enfield Rifle (1960); RORET, MANUELS: Armurier Arquebusier Vols I & II (1984); STANDL, HANS: Pistol Shooting (1975); STEVENSON, JAN: Modern Sporting Guns (1988); UNITED STATES ARMY MARKSMANSHIP TRAINING UNIT: The Advanced Pistol Marksmanship Manual ; WALTER, JOHN: The Pistol Book (1988); WEEKS, COLONEL JOHN (EDITOR): Jane's Pocket Book 17 Rifles and Light Machine Guns (1980); WEEKS, JOHN: World War II Small Arms ; WRIGHT, GRAEME: Shooting the British Double Rifle (1996) £250-350 | Nil |
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| 337 | AMBER, JOHN T. (EDITOR): Gun Digest Treasury, the best of the first fifteen years of The Gun Digest (1961); AMBER, JOHN T. (EDITOR): Gun Digest, 28th Anniversary Deluxe Edition (1974); AMBER, JOHN T. (EDITOR): Handloader's Digest, 6th edition ; AMBER, JOHN T. (EDITOR):: Gun Digest, 31st Anniversary Deluxe Edition (1977); AMBER, JOHN T. (EDITOR):: Gun Digest, Silver Anniversary Deluxe Edition (1971); BAILEY, COLONEL: Mission to Tashkent (1999); BARNES, FRANK C.: Cartridges of the World, 3rd edition (1972); BARNES, FRANK C: Cartridges of the World, 7th edition (1993); DOBSON, CHRISTOPHER AND PAYNE, RONALD: The Weapons of Terror (1979); EDITED BY JOHN T. AMBER: Gun Digest, 33rd Anniversary Deluxe Edition (1979); ELLIS, JOHN: Eye-Deep in Hell Life in the Trenches 1914-1918 (1977); GANDER, TERRY: Guerrilla Warfare Weapons (1989); JOLEX PUBLICATIONS: The International Arms Review ; LEWIS, JACK: The Gun Digest Book of Modern Gun Values, 5th edition ; LEWIS, JACK: The Gun Digest Book of Modern Gun Values, 8th edition ; MUNSON, KENNETH: Fighters 1914-19 Attack and Training Aircraft (1976); NONTE, MAJOR GEORGE: Pistol & Revolver Guide (1967); OLDHAM, PETER: Pill Boxes on the Western Front (1995); SAVILLE-SNEATH, R. A.: Aircraft Recognition (1943) ; SCHROEDER, JOSEPH J.: Gun Collector's Digest, 3rd edition ; SCOTT, ROBERT F. (EDITOR): Shooter's Bible (1980); SIR LEES KNOWLES, BARONET, C.V.O.,: A Day with Corps-Students in Germany (1913); STEINDLER, R.A.: Reloader's Guide (1965); WARNER, KEN (EDITOR): Gun Digest, 36th Anniversary, Deluxe Edition (1982); WARNER, KEN (EDITOR): Gun Digest, 47th Annual Edition (1993); WARNER, KEN (EDITOR): Gun Digest, 40th Annual Edition (1986); WARNER, KEN (EDITOR): Gun Digest, 44th Annual Edition (1990); WESTWOOD, J.N.: Illustrated History of the Russo - Japanese War (1973); WHITE, B.T. Wheeled Armoured Fighting Vehicles in Service (1983) £100-150 | Nil |
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| 338 | BLACK POWDER - The Official of The Muzzle Loaders' Association of Great Britain From March 1968 - Winter 2005 Incomplete (Aprox. 132 editions); GAZETTE DES ARMES - from November 2000 - October 2003 (incomplete) 15 copies.; GUNS REVIEW - from April 1963 - June 1996 (incomplete) aprox. 263 copies; HANDGUNNER MAGAZINE - from September/October 1980 - June/July 1995 (incomplete) 56 copies.; MEN AT ARMS - Edition numbers 21 - 277 (incomplete). 85 copies. Further misc issues, aprox. 41 copies; NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION JOURNAL - From Summer 1987 - Winter 2005 Incomplete (Aprox. 50 journals); PISTOL PUBLICATION - from '83 - 93 (incomplete) 7 copies SAM WAPENMAGAZINE - from number 67 - 109 (incomplete) 21 copies; SMALL ARMS PROFILE MAGAZINE - editions 5, 9, 10, 13, 14, 15, 18, 19 & 20 Classic Arms and Militaria - from Vol 10. Issue 1 - Vol. 6, Issue 6 (incomplete) 47 copies. Report, The Quarterly Bulletin of the H.B.S.A from October 2000 - October 2005 (incomplete) 15 copies. Cibles - from August 1990 - May 1997 (incomplete) 20 copies; TARGET GUN - From December 1980 - April 2001 (incomplete) 112 issues; THE JOURNAL OF THE HISTORICAL BREECHLOADING SMALLARMS ASSOCIATION - from August 1979 - December 2005 (incomplete) 19 copies. £100-150 | Nil |
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| 339 | Aylward, J.D., The small-sword in England: Its History, its Forms, its Makers, and its Masters (1960); Blackmore, Howard L., The Arms and Armour Series: Hunting Weapons (1971); Blair, C. The James A De Rothschild Collection at Waddeston Manor (1974); Calvert, A. F., Spanish Arms and Armour (1907); Curtis, Tony (Editor), The Lyle official Arms and Armour Review (1976); Frabri, Fratelli (Editor), Armi in occidenti (1966); Franzozi, Umberto, Armoury of the Dogs Palace in Venice (1968); Giorgetti, Giovanni, A guide to the Arms and Armour collection of Cesta castle (1969); H.M Tower of London Exhibition of Spanish Royal Armour (1960); Metropolitain Museum of Art, Guide to the Collections: Arms and Armour; Norman A.V.B, Small-swords and Military Swords, Their development and dating , from the Middle of the Seventeenth Century of the Early Nineteenth Century (1967); Stone, G, A glossary of the construction, destruction and use of Arms and Amrour (1934); Wallis and Wallis, Centenary: Some of the Best and Most Interesting; Waterman, Charles F., The Treasury of Sporting Guns (1979); Wilkinson-Latham, Major J., Discovering Edged Weapons (1972); Journal of the Arms and Armour society, Volume 1, 1953, and seven others 1968-1981; GLADIUS, Volumes 1 & 2 £80-100 | Nil |
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| 340 | SALE CATALOGUES: BONHAMS AND SPINK - April 1961 - September 2001 (incomplete) 75 catalogues.; BUTTERFIELD AND BUTTERFIELD SALES CATALOGUES - May 1994 - November 1998 (incomplete) 26 copies; GLENDINING & CO. LIMITED SALES CATALOGUES - March 1960 - July 2001 (incomplete) 33 copies. £50-100 | Nil |
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| 341 | SALE CATALOGUES:CHRISTIE'S A portion of the famous collection of Arms and Armour and Works of Art, The Property of the late Clarence H. Mackay, esq. Thursday 27th July 1939; The Important Collection of Arms and Armour, The Property of S. E. Lucas esq. Monday 14th May 1956; Coins, Miniatures, Watches and Objects of Vertu also Arms and Armour, The Properties of The RT. Hon. The Dowager Lady Foley, Mrs W. Green and others. Tuesday, 8th December 1959. £120-180 | Nil |
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| 342 | SALE CATALOGUES : CHRISTIE'S - 1960 - 2005 (incomplete) aprox. 383 catalogues. £80-100 | Nil |
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| 343 | SALE CATALOGUES: HOLT'S- October 1999, June 2001, September 2001, June 2002, 4 copies. ; KENT ARMS - from 1975 - 1978 (incomplete) 36 copies.; KNIGHT, FRANK AND RUTLEY - April 1961 - September 1970 (incomplete), 21 copies; LE HUSSARD - January 1984 - Autumn 2004 (incomplete) 81 copies; PHILLIPS - October 1968 - July 2001 (incomplete) aprox. 23 copies; WALLIS & WALLIS - May 1968 - August 1982 (concise but incomplete), 184.; WELLER & DUFTY LTD - January 1986 - May 1996 (incomplete), 151 copies. £60-80 | Nil |
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| 344 | SALE CATALOGUES: SOTHEBY'S - July 1964 to August 1994 (incomplete) 276 catalogues. £80-100 | Nil |
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| 345 | SALES CATALOGUES: SOTHEBY's- Highly Important Arms from the Saxon Royal Collections, 23rd March 1970; The Hever Castle Collection: Arms and Armour, 5th May 1983; The Hever Castle Collection: Works of Art, 6th May 1983; The Visser Collection: Fine Rare and Important Arms, Part I, 3rd July 1990; The Visser Collection: Fine Rare and Important Arms, Part II, 3rd June 1991; European and American Firearms and Edged Weapons, 3rd July 1973; Arms Anciennes: Collection Charles Draeger, 7th December 1987; 55 various Sotheby's Arms and Armour catalogues, 1976-2002, with prices realised; CHRISTIES- The Armoury of Their Serene Highnesses the Princes zu Salm-Riefferscheidt-Dyck, Part I, 15th April 1992; The Armoury of Their Serene Highnesses the Princes zu Salm-Riefferscheidt-Dyck, Part II, 23rd September 1992; 53 Various Christie's Arms and Armour catalogues, 1973-2003 with prices realised. WALLIS & WALLIS AND ST. JOHN SMITH & SON- Sheffield Park near Uckfield Sussex: Catalogue of the Arms & Armour collection of the late Lionel Frank, McCardle 24th April and 25th May 1971. PHILLIPS- 3 Arms Armour and Militaria catalogues: 27th September 1990; 5th July 1990; 6th December 1990. £80-100 | Nil |
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| 345A | DUTIES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL TO THE FORCES, LONDON 1868 with engraved book plate of Field Marshal Viscount Wolseley of Wolseley County of Stafford, Baron Wolseley of Cairo, and inscribed 'H.R.H. The Filed Marshal Commanding in Chief' £100-200 | Nil |
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| 346 | A FINE BRONZE CANNON, MID-16TH CENTURY, probably Spanish with multi-stage barrel swelling towards the muzzle, raised astragal bands, decorated in relief with conventional foliage enclosed within drop-shaped frames behind the muzzle and at the top of the chase, the latter formed with a series of raised near rectangular panels chiselled with scale ornament and with scrolls of foliage in relief over the lower portion above a band of slender triangular foliate panels, the top of the chase inscribed 'Taken at Portobello NouR 21 1739', second reinforce decorated in relief with a band of alternating crowned coats-of-arms at the top and bottom, the latter surmounted by a further band of scrollwork cartouches beneath scale ornament en suite with the chase, the first reinforce with a band of triangular panels top and bottom on a ground of matching scale ornament and charged with a crowned coat-of-arms on a , vent field filled with two bands of running foliage, raised vent, base-ring with traces of the makers name and the probably the date incorporating number '40', cascabel decorated with a concentric arrangement of volutes, the outermost drawn-out to form a spiral moulding to a segmented button, a pair of trunnions, and chiselled lifting handles formed as a pair of marine monsters (corroded throughout): fitted with an iron elevating mechanism added in it working life, and with a copper-covered wooden tampion: on a later stepped wooden carriage (damaged) 183cm; 72in barrel The arms are those of Espinosa of Castille and Zuniga of Navarre. A number of members of this prominent family are recorded in South America in the 16th Century, including Gaspar de Zuniga y Acevedo, Count of Monterrey and Ninth Viceroy of New Spain from 1595. Puerto Bello was an important silver exporting port for the Spanish treasure fleets and under Spanish control from the 16th - 18th Century. The Battle of Puerto Bello took place on 21st November 1739 between the English and Spanish troops in present day Panama. It was part of the War of Jenkins ear, so named after the Captain Robert Jenkins who supposedly had his ear severed by a Spanish Coastguard and later exhibited it, pickled, to the House of Commons in 1738. This rallied British feeling against the Spanish and the Prime Minister, Robert Walpole, reluctantly declared war. Puerto Bello was captured with relative ease by six ships under the command of Admiral Edward Vernon commanding six ships on 21st November 1739. The news was received enthusiastically in London with God save the King being sung for the first time and the London street named after the victory. The war continued with a number of indecisive naval battles and a great deal of privateering on both sides. £8000-10000 | Nil |
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| 347 | A TURKISH BRONZE MORTAR, DATED 1269 (AD1852/3) formed in three stages with strongly moulded turned muzzle, raised reinforce with astragal engraved with a flower and a tughra, the vent with a raised semicircular moulding behind and a brief inscription in front, and a robust pair of trunnions each cut with a further brief inscription, the left including the date (cleaned): on an early iron clad wooden bed retaining one cap-square (worn) The tughra is that of the Ottoman Sultan 'Abd al-Majid (1255-77/1839-61) The other inscription specifies its capacity for sixty four balls. 40.5cm; 16in barrel 14.5cm; 5N in bore £3500-4500 | Nil |
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| 348 | A FINE BRONZE CANNON DATED 1752, PROBABLY FLEMISH with multi-stage tapering barrel strongly moulded at the muzzle, with raised astragals, chiselled with a rising dove displayed above a pair of crossed hatchets and the inscription 'La Gaiete' on the chase, inscribed with the date on the second reinforce, and cast and chased with a crowned coat-of-arms supported by a pair of rampant lions over the first reinforce, plain vent field, a pair of well formed dolphin lifting handles, plain trunnions, and drawn-out to a cross-hatched acorn-shaped cascable, on its brass-mounted field carriage with a pair of spoked cambered wheels (the carriage with losses) 57cm; 22jI in barrel 2.8cm; 1B in bore £2000-2500 | Nil |
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| 349 | A PAIR OF ENGLISH BRONZE SALUTING CANNON, EARLY 19TH CENTURY with multi-stage tapering barrels formed with raised mouldings at the muzzles, and raised bands dividing each section, struck with London view and proof mark on each side of the vents, globose cascabels, a pair of plain trunnions, and stamped '3' and '4' respectively beneath the middle bands: each on an associated stepped oak carriage (the carriages worn) 47.5cm; 18N in barrels (2) £1200-1800 | Nil |
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| 350 | A CHINESE BRONZE CANNON IN THE EUROPEAN TASTE, 19TH CENTURY with multi-stage barrel swelling at the muzzle, formed with raised mouldings, a pair of trunnions, one inscribed with characters, raised cartouche-shaped moulding about the vent, and the base-ring drawn-out to a globose cascabel 76.8cm; 30D in barrel 3.5cm; 1G in bore £800-1000 | Nil |
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| 351 | A MALAYSIAN BRONZE LANTAKA, LATE 18TH/19TH CENTURY with tapering multi-stage barrel, formed with a large moulded muzzle incorporating the fore-sight, cast with characteristic bands and panels of foliage, raised vent fitted on each side with a pair of pierced brackets for a cover, long hollow cascabel for a tiller, and a pair of short trunnions fitted with a pivot mount 107.2cm; 42B in barrel 3.5cm; 1G in bore £600-800 | Nil |
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| 352 | AN IRON MODEL COASTAL CANNON, 19TH CENTURY with heavy tapering barrel formed with a moulded section in the middle and drawn-out to a globose cascabel at the base, fitted in the centre with a sweated-on ring carrying the trunnions, on its iron carriage fitted with an elevating mechanism and three bronze trucks 47.5cm; 18N in barrel 3.8cm; 1I in bore £500-700 | Nil |
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| 353 | AN ORNAMENTAL BRONZE MINIATURE CANNON, 19TH CENTURY with bronze multi-stage tapering barrel formed with a moulded base ring and globose cascabel, on its iron field carriage, mounted on a marble stand with gilt-bronze base with a clawed lion's foot at each corner 40.7cm; 16in by 28cm; 11in £600-800 | Nil |
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| 354 | A MODEL CANNON with multi-stage moulded barrel, on its iron-mounted wooden carriage with solid trail 22cm 8N in barrel £80-120 | Nil |
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| 355 | A LARGE SOUTH GERMAN STEEL DOOR LOCK, LATE 15TH/16TH CENTURY with a single sprung bolt and an additional catch, the plate of rectangular form flaring to a cusped terminal, applied over its outer surface with a series of slender shaped foliate plates, stamped with a mark, possibly a spur, in the centre, and with a key 35.5cm; 14in wide £2000-2500 | Nil |
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| 356 | A LARGE PAIR OF GERMAN DOOR HINGES, FIRST HALF OF THE 17TH CENTURY each of rectangular form with a single loop for a spigot, finely pierced and chiselled over its entire surface with an arrangement of scrolling tendrils terminating in profile Turk masks issuant from a central calyx (small repairs, chemically cleaned) 40.5cm; 16in £500-600 | Nil |
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| 357 | AN IRON DOOR KNOCKER, 16TH/17th CENTURY, probably Spanish formed of a pierced circular rosette boss fitted with a horned monster clenching the knocker handle in its jaws, the latter pierced en suite with the boss and retaining traces of early tinned finish (small chips and cracks) 22cm; 8N in high £600-800 | Nil |
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| 358 | A GERMAN LARGE STEEL DOOR LOCK, FIRST HALF OF THE 17TH CENTURY with two long sprung bolts, the mechanism retained by a series of engraved plates decorated with foliage, the fixing plate pierced and embossed with scrolling foliage, and with a key (chemically cleaned, one cover loose) 38.5cm; 15B in (2) £1200-1800 | Nil |
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| 359 | A GERMAN STEEL DOOR LOCK, 17TH CENTURY with two sprung bolts, enclosed mechanism covered by a shaped plate decorated with scrolls involving Turk head profiles, with engraved shaped brackets, fitted with a faceted conical cover over the lock, and with a key 24.5cm; 9K in (2) £800-1000 | Nil |
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| 360 | A GERMAN STEEL DOOR LOCK, 18TH CENTURY with three sprung bolts, fully enclosed mechanism covered by a blued plate and applied with a gilt-brass plaque pierced and embossed with large scrolls of foliage, with its key (restorations) 19cm; 7I in (2) £600-800 | Nil |
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