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Upton (Florence K.) The Golliwogg's Bicycle Club, 1896; The Golliwogg at the Sea-Side, 2ff. with tears and tender edges, free endpapers chipped at edge, 1898; The Golliwogg in War!, 1899; The Golliwogg's Polar Adventures, 1900; The Golliwogg's "Auto-Go-Cart", 1901, first editions, scattered faint spotting and staining, cracked hinges, original cloth-backed pictorial boards, rubbed, bumping to corners and extremities; and others by the same, most first edition, oblong 4to (11). 

LEONARD K. & G. (Ed).  The Second Register Book of the Parish of Hawkshead, 1705-1787. Typescript. Folio. Card wrappers. 1968; also similar registers for Prestbury & Gawsworth.  (3).

WEIHRAUCH HW 90 K .177 AIR RIFLE with synthetic walnut stock, 114cm long (old shop stock), with original Weihrauch tag and manual booklet, no. 2379605Note: The buyer must be over the age of 18. By bidding on this Lot you are declaring that you are 18 years of age or over. No licence required.

An 18 carat gold ring inset small diamonds, Birmingham 2001 makers mark C, G & S, 4.3g, size K

A Victorian 9 carat gold ring set moonstone flanked by two pearls, size K, 1.7g

A QEII Paratroopers General Service Medal with Canal Zone Bar awarded to Pte K B Eacock, Para 22713146

* KATE ROBINSON BA (Hons) MRBS, THE ANNIVERSARY (THE MAQUETTE) bronzed composite 30.5cm high Note: Kate Robinson is perhaps best known in Glasgow for several public art commissions including the statues of Jimmy Johnstone and the founder of Celtic football club, Brother Walfrid at Celtic Park, Glasgow. The "Brother Walfrid Veil" covered the sculpture at the unveiling ceremony printed with hundreds of drawings of footballers by children from different faith communities.Recent & Upcoming projects: 2023-24 Zmina international arts evaluator, Izolyatsia, Kyiv, Ukraine; 2022-23 Swimming in the black sea, Tblisi Architecture Biennial; Thomas Donohoe Memorial, Busby 2021, Hidden Doors, Traquair House Maze, Peebles; Goddess of Noon, London, Royal Society of Sculptors 2020 Embodied Memory Connected Arts Network; Adam Lay YBounden, Glasgow University Memorial Chapel. 2019 Moot, Now & Next, commission BBC/LUX; Lentfest, exhibition tour, Glasgow; Culture Counts, writing, Federation of Scottish Theatre 2018 Deep Green, Dovecote Gallery, Edinburgh; An Sgàileadair|The One that Shades, sculpture, Tramway, Glasgow; Theneu finding light in darkness, exhibition, Glasgow Cathedral 2017 Perceived Identities residency/exhibition, Yermilov Centre, Kharkiv, Ukraine 2016 Uainead|Degree of Greenness, Gaelic Arts, National Theatre of Scotland, Tramway, Glasgow. 2014-15 European Association of Archaeologists, Artist in Residence. Awards: 2020 Hope Scott Trust Award 2019 LUX Bursary 2018 Robert Graves Poetry Award shortlist Words and Women National Writing Competition shortlist Sense Over Sectarianism Award for Brother Walfrid Veil Guardian/Modern Painters’ Prize for Writing on Art. Scotland Year of the Artist Award. Yorkhill Hospital Award, Scotland Year of Architecture Award Sciart Shortlist: Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire. McColl Arts Foundation, 1st Prize. John Keppie Award for Sculpture. Weir Pumps Centenary Award.Public Art Commissions: Thomas Donohoe Memorial, Busby 2021Tracing Stories, film for EAA Glasgow 2015; Gie Me ae Spark o' Nature's Fire, artworks integrated into new Johnston Town Hall 2014 Via VeritasVita, for Bishop of Paisley 2013 The Govan Timeline, Langlands Path, Govan, Glasgow 2011 Woman Man Sun Moon, Newhouse, M8; The Very Atom is Light Energy, Govan Cross 2008 Jimmy Johnstone, Celtic Park, Glasgow; Ramshorn Engravings, Ingram Street, Glasgow. 2007 The Symphony of the Trees, Newbury, Berkshire. 2006 Processional Crosses,St Mary’s Church, Calton, Glasgow. 2005 Brother Walfrid, Celtic Park, Glasgow. 2000 Light Cross, National Seminary for Scotland.Recent Solo Exhibitions: 2019 Angels Advent, exhibition, Archdiocese of Glasgow , 2012 For Brass I Will Bring Gold...Glasgow University Memorial Chapel 2011 The Boardroom, Fairfields Ship Yard, Govan 2008 Prism, Museum of Contemporary Art, Tallinn, Estonia 2007 Fruit, Landertinger Wagner Gallery, Salzburg, Austria 2005 Colours, Hughson Gallery, Glasgow 2001 Theatre of Memory, Collins Gallery, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow. 2000 The Foot Washing, Glasgow Gallery of Modern ArtRecent Group Exhibitions: 2022 Altered States, Newbury; 2015-2016 Cradle of Scotland, Hunterian Art Gallery, Glasgow, Stirling Smith Art Gallery and Museum 2014 CARA Arts of Resistance, London; Experiencing Bronze, Milton Art Gallery 2012 National Library of Scotland 2011 National Library of Scotland 2009 Nidaros Cathedral, Trondheim, Norway 2008 Ricefield, Glasgow; Stations of Grace, St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral, Glasgow. 2007 New Hall Biennial, Cambridge; Paradise, Berlin, Germany. 2006 The Magic of the Ball, Berlin, Germany. 2005 Wild Dogs, Copenhagen, Denmark; The Lighthouse Gallery, Glasgow. 2004 Art: 2004, London; Cyril Gerber Fine Art, Glasgow; De Spelerij, Dieren, The Netherlands; Reciprocal Earth, Fold Gallery, Kirkby Steven. 2003 Flight, East-side Gallery, Berlin; Snowcase, Fold Gallery, Kirkby Steven. 2002 Ice sculpture, Nice, France; Jesus 2000,Gallery of Modern Art, GlasgowCuratorial: 2015 Wandering Home: Following in the Footsteps of the Celtic Peregrinatti, Photographs, Thomas Joshua Cooper, Govan Old Parish, Glasgow Cathedral & The Pilgrim’s Crozier, sculpture, John Creed, University of Glasgow for the European Association of Archaeologists 2014 Grounded, photographs by Judith Parrott Commonwealth Games, Airc II (Australian tour 2015-2017) 2005 Brother Walfrid Veil, schools inter-faith project, Celtic Park 2001-04 New Lanark Multidisciplinary Art Project, Lanarkshire schools 2000 International Sand Sculpture Festival, Glasgow, Audience of over 80,000. Seedbed Press) 2013 Robertson, Kate, Ed., The Art of Resistance, CARA. Tate, Britain 2012 Between Us a Phoenix Arises, Seedbed Press 2011 Andenken (Memory Attunements) Seedbed Press 2009: Hidden Cities 5. 2007:‘Overlapping Worlds’, Textualities 2: Science and Intuition, ed. Jennie Renton (Edinburgh, Main Point Books).‘On the Pillars…’ and ‘The Ballad of Anton and Lynne’, Hidden Cities 3, ed. Rachel Jury, (Dancing Rabbit Productions, Glasgow). ‘Real Streams: Hildegard of Bingen’,The State of the Real, ed. Damian Sutton, Ray Mackenzie and Sue Brind,(London: Tauris) 88-97. 2006: A Search for the Source of the Whirlpool of Artifice(Edinburgh: Dunedin Academic Press, 2006). 154pp. 2005: ‘Making Brother Walfrid’, (Celtic Football Club Supporters’ Association, 2005). ‘The Celestial Streams of Giulio Camillo’, History of Science, 43 (2005) 321-41. 2004: Reciprocal Earth, poems and images published as a set of 6 postcards; Fold Gallery, Kirkby Steven. ‘The Psalmist’ (short version) The Guardian Review, 18.09.04.‘The Psalmist’, Modern Painters, Autumn: 22-23. ‘Power and Persuasion in the Theatre of Camillo’, Power and Persuasion: Sculpture in its Rhetorical Context,ed. Urszula Szulakowska(Warsaw: Institute of Art of the Polish Academy of Sciences, 2004) 37-48.2003: ‘Fame with Tongue’, Reformation and Renaissance Review, 6 (2004) 107-123.2003: Truman, J.; Robinson, K., Evans A.L., Smith, D.; Cunningham, L.;Millward, R.; Minnis, H.: ‘The Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire: A pilot study of a new computer version of the self-report scale’, European Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, 12: 9-14.; ‘Giulio Camillo and L’idea del Theatro’, E-Sharp: Online Journal. 1999 ed., Tall Ships, Short Stories, (Greenock: Greenock Tall Ships, 1999). 1997 Jacobsen, Fay W., ed., Living with Loss, (London: Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 1997). 1995 ed., Ae Fon Kiss, (Glasgow: Project Ability, 1995). 1990 In Ms. Aristotle’s Garden, (Glasgow: Glasgow Museum & Art Gallery).Work in Collections: Blackfriars College, University of Oxford; Celtic Football Club; Collins Gallery, University of Strathclyde; University of Glasgow; Contemporary Art Society, London; Glasgow Gallery of Modern Art; Glasgow Museum and Art Gallery; Glasgow Royal Concert Hall; National Seminary for Scotland; National Space Science Centre, Leicester; New Hall, University of Cambridge; Southampton City Art Gallery; St Mary’s Calton, Glasgow; Strathclyde University Chaplaincy; Taylor Clarke Partnership; Private collections in UK, Europe and USA. Associate of Royal British Society of Sculptors.

K&R Replicas & Classic Supercars, a boxed pair of white metal models comprising of K&R Replicas Triumph Dolomite along with Classic Supercars AC Cobra 427. Although not checked for completeness, conditions generally appear Good to Excellent with the Cobra appearing to have the windscreen missing in generally Fair to Good boxes. See photos.

Matchbox a mixed boxed group of 1/72 scale tanks to include PK-402 Wellington Mk.X/XIV, PK-404 Phantom F-4M/K and others. Not checked for completeness or correctness, and there is a possibility that some may or may not be partly built/started. Conditions generally appear Good in generally Poor to Good Plus boxes. See photo.   

Italeri a mixed boxed group of 1/72 scale Planes/Cars to include No.020 B-2 Stealth Bomber, No.701 Mercedes Benz 540 K and others. Not checked for completeness or correctness, and there is a possibility that some may or may not be partly built/started. Conditions generally appear Excellent in generally Poor to Good boxes. See photo.   

A Schuco Hercules K 50 RL model motorcycle, scale 1:10; a Schuco Horex Regina Gelandevariante, scale 1:10; and a Schuco BMW R69S, scale 1:10, each boxed. (3)

Franklin Mint diecast model vehicles, including: a 1911 Rolls-Royce; a 1913 Ford Model T Pickup; a Mercedes Benz Model K; and others, each unboxed.

K. Edmonds: a framed oil on board, depicting the three masted sailing vessel 'Vanessa Ann' - signed and dated 1991

A platinum hallmarked four claw ring mount, weight 5g, ring size K.

An 18ct hallmarked four claw ring mount, weight 4.6g, ring size K.

A collection of jewellery to include a 9ct gold necklace comprising alternate leaf and crescent shaped links, chain link terminals, length approx 16'', weight approx 10.5gms, along with a 18ct gold pearl set ring (some pearls missing) size K, total gross weight approx 1.8gms, unmarked gold earrings, weight approx 1.6gms, a small carved lava stone cameo brooch, depicting a cherub in high relief in rose metal mount (some glue and wear and tear) and paste set costume brooch (1 bag) Further details: wear and tear commensurate commensurate with age 

European circa 1960 [a] An amethyst and yellow gold single stone ring  [b] A turmaline white metal single stone ring  Weight: [a] Approx: 4grams [b] Approx: 5grams  Dimensions: [a] Finger size L [b] Finger size K

European circa 1870 A natural pearl and rose-cut diamond cluster ring  Weight: Approx: 5grams  Dimensions: Ring size K

European circa 1920 A small ruby and pave-set diamond cluster ring Mounted in white gold  Weight: Approx: 4gm  Dimensions: Ring size K

European Circa 1980 A fine and unusual ruby, rose and blackened coloured gold dress ring The swirl design delicately set with circular cut rubies With a brushed finish  Size:  Finger size K  Weight:  Total approx 16g

A compendium of comic hunting scenes and others[a]Alfred Corbould (1821-1874), Study of a grey in a paddock, Watercolour[b] Finch Mason (1850-1915), Comic Hunting scene I[c] Finch Mason, Comic hunting scene II[d] Finch Mason, Old days in the Vale of Aylesbury[e] Finch Mason, A bolt form the blue[f] Finch Mason, Theatrical news from the Provinces[g] Finch Mason, Caricature of a Gentleman [h] Finch Mason, Women's Rights[I] Finch Mason, The New Boy at Eton[j] J.Herbert Snell (1861-1935)[k] Wendy Morell, British 20th Century, Double paged Caricature, Sunday Morning[l] Attributed to Leon Bakst (1866-1964), Portrait of a lady in profile

A diamond twist ring, set with nine round brilliant cut diamonds, total estimated diamond weight approx 0.38ct, 18ct white gold shank, size K, 2.3g gross.

A Royal Bonn Art Nouveau twin handle vase, signed K Anitz, decorated with a scantily clad Maiden in Woodland Glade, painted and printed marks, 29cm high, gilt metal and porcelain candlestick, inkwell etc (4)

A 9ct gold and diamond five-stone dress ring, size I, 1.8g, a 9ct gold dress ring, size N, 2.3g, a 9ct gold and diamond chip dress ring, size J, 2.2g, and a 9ct gold signet ring, size K, 3.6g

MOTORING INTEREST: Various titles: G N GEORGANO: A HISTORY OF SPORTS CARS; DOUG NYE: SPORTS CARS; MICHAEL FROSDICK: V8; GRAHAM ROBSON: COLLECTING, RESTORING AND DRIVING CLASSIC CARS; RICHARD C WHEATLEY AND BRAIN MORGAN: THE RESTORATION OF VINTAGE AND THOROUGHBRED CARS; K NEWTON AND W STEEDS: THE MOTOR VEHICLE; DICK JACOBS: AN MG EXPERIENCE; CANDIDUS: THE SMALL CAR HANDBOOK; HUGH TRACEY: FATHER'S FIRST CAR; THE MOTOR REPAIR MANUAL; THE MOTOR MANUAL; RILEY AND WOLSELEY CARS; TWENTY SIX YEAR AND BRISTOL (13)

D K RENTON: NOTES FOR 10 LECTURES ON FASCISM IN 2007, across 32 pages

2 x Autographs Albums. 1 Leather Album Signed signatures include Dickie Valentine, Richard Goolden plus many more. Approx. 10 pages. Dedicated. size 5.5x4 Inch. 1 x mini Album Signatures include Jerry Austin, Johnny Clark, Jack Diamond, Sheila K. Smith plus many more. Approx. 30 pages. Approx. 3.25x2.25 Inch. Dedicated. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99

WW2 BOB fighter pilots E Cranwell 610 sqn, Arthur Gill DFC 84 sqn, Sqn Ldr K Carver DFC 229 sqn, Sqn Ldr R Carr Lowbey AFC 41 sqn, Flt Lt W Francis 33sqn, Sqn Ldr Bill Malone 127 sqn signed 50th ann Battle of Britain cover. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99

WW2 BOB fighter pilot Wg Cdr K Stoddart signed 1990 Skies to Dunkirk cover. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99

2 x Autographs Albums. Poems Signatures include such as F. E. Mann March 5th, 1926. Frederick H. Jooke. Fred K. John Black plus many more. Size 6.5x5.5 Inch Approx. 15 pages. Torn side of Autographs Album. Signatures include such as P. Bowles. Blanche Lear. L. Watts. Doreen Hemsley 16.1.45. A. Watts 16.1.45 plus many more. Size 7x4 Inch Approx. Poems 30 pages. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99

An 18ct yellow gold and diamond floral cluster ring, set with seven round brilliant-cut diamonds, of approximately 2.80 carats combined, approximate colour / clarity SI2, I-K, size Q, 4.6 grams.0.35 24c I/J Si Z

Five: Wing Commander K. R. Warton, Royal Air Force, who was killed in an aircraft accident on 15 July 1948 General Service 1918-62, 1 clasp, Palestine (Sqn. Ldr. K. R. Warton. R.A.F.); 1939-45 Star; Africa Star; Defence and War Medals 1939-45, mounted as worn; together with the related miniature awards (the clasp on the GSM the NGS version reading ‘Palestine 1936-1939’), these similarly mounted, nearly extremely fine (5) £140-£180 --- Provenance: Glendining’s, March 1976. Kenneth Reid Warton was born in Bristol on 24 November 1906 and was educated at Kelly College, Tavistock. He was commissioned a Pilot Officer in the General Duties Branch, Royal Air Force, on 21 March 1929, and was promoted Flying Officer on 21 September 1930; Flight Lieutenant on 1 April 1936; and Squadron Leader on 1 April 1939. He served on the Engineer Staff at HQ, R.A.F. Palestine and Trans-Jordan in Jerusalem from 7 November 1938. Promoted Wing Commander on 1 March 1941, Warton transferred to the Technical Branch on 31 May 1946, and was killed in an aircraft accident when BOAC Dakota G-AGKN - on a cargo flight from R.A.F. Luqa, Malta, to Toulon, France - crashed into the cliffs at Cap Sicie near Toulon whilst on approach on 15 July 1948, killing all six on board. He is buried at St. Pierre Cemetery, Marseille. The official Report on the accident is held by the National Archives under a 75-year closure period; it is due to be opened at the end of 2024. Sold with copied research.

Pair: Major K. E. Aitken, King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, attached Leicestershire Regiment British War and Victory Medals (Major K. E. Aitken.) nearly extremely fine (2) £140-£180 --- Kenneth Edmonstone Aitken was born in Richmond, Surrey, on 6 July 1882. Educated at Berkhamsted School, he passed the University of London matriculation examination at age 16 and won the St. Andrews Entrance Science Scholarship at University College in the process. Taking employment as surveyor with the Federated Malay States Railways from 12 May 1913 to 30 August 1914, he returned to England after his employment was suspended due to the War and enlisted in the Inns of Court Officer’s Training Unit. Appointed to a commission in the 12th Battalion, King’s Own Yorkshire Regiment, he served in France from 3 October 1917. Gassed and admitted to hospital on 13 May 1918 near Étaples, he was granted three weeks’ sick leave before returning to the Western Front attached 11th Battalion, Leicestershire Regiment, with whom he continued to serve post-Armistice as part of the British Army of the Rhine. Relinquishing his commission on 26 October 1920, Aitken returned to a family coming to terms with the loss of a younger brother at the gateway to Baghdad on 4 August 1919: ‘Island Officer killed by Sepoy. Mr. Charles Aitken, of Inglefield, Totland Bay, has received the following letter from Col. W. Capper, Controller of Officers’ Casualties at the War Office:- ‘I am directed by the Military Secretary to inform you that a cable, dated 15th. inst., has been received at the War Office from the base at Basra stating that a Court of Enquiry held to investigate the death of your son, Captain (Acting Major) Archibald Bruce Aitken, Royal Engineers, who has been reported to you as ‘killed in action’ on the 4th August, 1919, facts have been elucidated which now show that his death was caused by a Sepoy of the 9th Company, 2nd Sappers and Miners, who ran amok on 4th August, 1919… Capt. Aitken acted in the bravest possible manner to meet the emergency and in trying to save the lives of others, lost his own.’ Taking employment as a civil engineer in Argentina, Aitken clearly struggled to adjust to post-War life. Returned to the south coast of England, his story was later published in The Yorkshire Post on 13 December 1932: ‘Kenneth Edmonstone Aitken (50), believed to be a retired Major, and living at Duncan Road, Southsea, was found dead in the garden of the house yesterday, with a bullet wound in his head. He was dressed only in his pyjamas and dressing gown. A fully loaded six-chambered revolver was on the ground nearby. One bullet had been fired. Mr. Aitken is believed to have served in the Yorkshire Light Infantry. After he retired from the Army he held a post for some time as railway engineer in South Africa (sic) and Spain. He was a bachelor and had lived for about five years with his mother at Totland Bay, Isle of Wight. She died about a month ago, and he had been living at Southsea in apartments for about ten months. He had not enjoyed good health recently. Aitken, who was lodged in the house, was heard by the landlord moving about at 4 o’clock in the morning, and at about 8 o’clock the tragedy was discovered. He has no relatives living in the district, but some were summoned from other parts of the country.’

Pair: Police Constable F. Berry, Metropolitan Police Coronation 1902, Metropolitan Police, bronze (P.C. F. Berry. L. Div.); Coronation 1911(P.C. F. Berry.) very fine Coronation 1911, Metropolitan Police (P.C. E. Stagg) edge digs, naming partly obscured, fine Pair: Private A. E. Duckett, St. John Ambulance Brigade Defence Medal; Service Medal of the Order of St John, silver, straight bar suspension (Z4480 Pte. A. E. Duckett. No. 2. Dist. S.J.A.B. 1942.) nearly very fine Africa Service Medal (M22408 K. Cupido) very fine (6) £80-£100 --- Frank Berry, a servant at the Carlton Club, London, was born in West Huntspill, Somerset, in 1881. He attested into the Metropolitan Police in April 1902 and was assigned to Lambeth Division, before later moving to ‘V’ Division, Wandsworth. He retired in 1927. Ernest Stagg, a tile maker from Bridgwater, Somerset, was born in July 1887. He attested into the Metropolitan Police in 1907 and served with ‘B’ Division at Westminster, before later transferring to ‘Y’ Division at Highgate in January 1914. He left the police force in August 1917. Sold with copied research.

Three: Able Seaman E. S. Warren, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve and Mercantile Marine British War Medal 1914-20 (B.Z. 1880 E. S. Warren. A.B. R.N.V.R.); Mercantile Marine War Medal 1914-18 (Edgar S. Warren); Victory Medal 1914-19 (B.Z. 1880 E. S. Warren. A.B. R.N.V.R.) very fine Family Group: Pair: John Rowles, Mercantile Marine British War and Mercantile Marine War Medals (John Rowles) some staining, very fine Pair: Sapper H. V. A. Rowles, Royal Engineers British War and Victory Medals (508490 Spr. H. V. A. Rowles. R.A.) some staining, very fine British War Medal 1914-20 (5446 Pte. L. A. J. Rowles. 8-Lond. R.) very fine Royal Navy L.S. & G.C., E.II.R., 2nd issue (CCCT K W Rothin D135581U RN) mounted for wear, very fine (9) £120-£160 --- Edgar Stanley Warren, a dock gate man with the Great Western Railway, from Bridgwater, Somerset, was born on 28 September 1888. He served with the Mercantile Marine during the Great War and attested into the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve on 18 October 1916. Serving in H.M.S. Victory, H.M.S. Vivid, H.M.S. Excellent and H.M.S. President, he was discharged to shore on 5 March 1919. John Rowles, a master mariner from Bridgwater, Somerset, was born on 17 July 1863 and served during the Great War in the Mercantile Marine. Hubert Victor Allen Rowles, youngest son of the above, was born in Bridgwater, Somerset, in 1898. He attested into Royal Engineers with whom he served overseas during the Great War. Leonard Arthur John Rowles, a Postman from Bridgwater, Somerset, and oldest son of John, was born in 1888. He attested into the 8th (Post Office Rifles) Battalion, London Regiment for service during the Great War and was killed in action on 15 September 1916. He is buried in Catterpillar Valley Cemetery, Longueval, France. Sold with copied research.

A fine and most unusual group of four awarded to Corporal N. K. Carter, Royal Signals, late British Aerospace Defence Systems, who served in the First Gulf War as a Civilian, before retuning to Iraq in the military Gulf 1990-91, no clasp (Mr N K Carter BAE); Iraq 2003-11, no clasp (25120431 LCpl N K Carter R Signals); Jubilee 2012, unnamed as issued; Volunteer Reserves Service Medal, E.II.R. (Cpl N K Carter R Signals 25120431) mounted court-style as worn, nearly extremely fine and a scarce combination of awards (4) £300-£400 --- Nicholas Kenneth Carter was born on 12 July 1959 and emigrated with his mother and elder sister to Singapore in 1960. He served as a civilian with BAE Defence Systems during the First Gulf War and received the Gulf Medal 1990-91, without clasp, in October 1992. Enlisting into the British Army Volunteer Reserves on 9 May 2000, he served with the Royal Signals in Iraq and was later awarded the Volunteer Reserve Service Medal in the London Gazette of 12 April 2011. Awarded the Jubilee Medal in 2012, he was discharged on 15 July 2014. Sold with the original letter from BAE Defence Systems (on behalf of H.M. Government), dated 8 October 1992, forwarding the Gulf Medal as ‘an individual present in Saudi Arabia on Company business during the Gulf Conflict from the commencement in August 1990.’; with the recipient’s copied Confirmation of Military Service Certificate, dated 19 September 2016.

A Great War M.S.M. group of five awarded to Acting Sergeant W. Hoxley, Royal Engineers, who served as a skilled telegraphist on the Western Front for almost the entire duration of hostilities 1914 Star, with rosette on riband (1738 Cpl. W. Hoxley. R.E.); British War and Victory Medals (1738 T. Sjt. W. Hoxley. R.E.); Army L.S. & G.C., G.V.R., 1st issue (1738 Cpl. W. Hoxley. R.E.); Army Meritorious Service Medal, G.V.R., 1st issue (1738 Cpl. A.Sjt.- W. Hoxley. R.E.) minor contact marks, generally very fine (5) £180-£220 --- M.S.M. London Gazette 18 January 1919. Walter Arthur Hoxley was born in Ely, Cambridgeshire, in 1883, and attested for the Royal Engineers as a boy soldier on 9 April 1898. Appointed Sapper 9 August 1901, he qualified as a skilled telephonist on 8 January 1903 and was posted to ‘K’ Telegraph Company at Dublin on 28 April 1909. Transferred to ‘L’ Signal Company as Corporal on 4 August 1914, he served during the Great War on the Western Front from 16 August 1914 and was raised Sergeant on 27 September 1918. Awarded the M.S.M. whilst serving with ‘K’ Signal Company, and the L.S.G.C. Medal with £5 gratuity under Army Order No. 125 of 1919, he was later discharged at Chatham following 22 years of service with the Colours. Retired to Allan House, 13 York Road, Salisbury, Hoxley died in 1937 aged just 54 years.

Pair: Captain R. M Adams, Corps of Canadian Railway Troops British War and Victory Medals (Capt. R. M. Adams.) extremely fine Pair: Lieutenant K. B. Hamilton, Canadian Machine Gun Corps British War and Victory Medals (Lieut. K. B. Hamilton) surname mostly erased on VM, polished, fine Pair: Private E. P. Summers, 2nd Battalion, Canadian Infantry British War and Victory Medals (136383 Pte. E. P. Summers. 2-Can. Inf.) polished better than fair Pair: Gunner E. W. Harrison, Canadian Field Artillery British War and Victory Medals (333825 Gnr. E. W. Harrison. C.F.A.) mounted for wear, contact marks, good fine (8) £100-£140 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK --- --- Robert Medd Adams, a salesman from Niagara on Lake, Ontario, attested into the Canadian Army Service Corps for service during the Great War and was subsequently commissioned into the Corps of Canadian Railway Troops. He served on the Western Front from 26 March 1917 and was appointed Temporary Captain on 20 August 1918. Kenneth Blake Hamilton, a clerk from Moosejaw, Sasketchawan, was born on 1 April 1894. He attested into the Canadian Overseas Expeditionary Force on 4 May 1916 for service during the Great War and was commissioned into the Canadian Machine Guns Corps. He served on the Western Front and was discharged due to sickness (pyrexia, cause of unknown origin), on 6 January 1919. Sold together with copied research.

Pair: Second Lieutenant A. E. Painter, Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry British War and Victory Medals (2.Lieut. A. E. Painter.) edge nicks to VM, generally very fine British War Medal 1914-20 (2) (Capt. C. J. Jarvis.; Lieut. K. A. Madge.) very fine (4) £80-£100 --- Archibald Ernest Painter was born in Tavistock, Devon, on 3 June 1888 and educated at Tavistock Grammar School. He initially served in the ranks with the 24th Battalion, Royal Fusiliers, and was posted to France in November 1915. Remaining on the Western Front until June 1917, Painter was successful in his application for a commission and was gazetted to the 1/5th Battalion, Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry on 21 December 1917. Released from military duty on 19 January 1919, it seems likely that he returned to his profession as a schoolmaster in Exeter. Sold with a file of copied research, including the recipient’s Officer Service Record; the former notes a second man with identical rank, initials and surname: Second Lieutenant Albert Ernest Painter of the Royal Engineers, who died of wounds on 14 April 1917 and is entitled to the BWM and VM. Cecil James Jarvis was born in Coventry, Warwickshire, on 13 July 1894, and attested at Minster for the Kent Cyclist Battalion on 21 August 1914. Recorded as a corn merchant and former Cadet Officer in the 2nd (Cadet) Battalion, Royal Warwickshire Regiment, he applied for a commission in the Army Service Corps in January 1915, his papers noting experience of horses, forage and transport work. Appointed Second Lieutenant in the 9th Battalion, Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry from 8 September 1915 (attached 2/7th Battalion, Royal Warwickshire Regiment), he suffered a shrapnel bullet through the left leg near La Vantie on 4 August 1916 and was removed to the 3rd London General Hospital soon thereafter. Operated upon, Jarvis spent the next three months in hospital before returning to light duties on 27 December 1916 with the Army Canteen Committee. Appearing before a special Medical Board at Caxton Hall in May 1917, it soon became clear that further treatment was required; sent to the Prince of Wales Hospital, he made a slow recovery and spent the final year of the war with the Army Canteen Service in Egypt. Sold with the recipient’s copied Army Service Record. Kenneth Alfred Madge was born on 6 November 1892 and worked as a land agent at Stratton in Cornwall. Attesting at Bodmin for the 4th Battalion, Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry on 17 September 1914, he was appointed Private in the 2/4th Battalion and sent to India from 9 October 1914. Posted to Lucknow and Bareilly on 31 December 1914, his papers note a tissue infection in April 1915 in consequence of a mosquito bite. Appropriately treated, he served in Aden from 28 January 1916 before being appointed to a commission in the Indian Army Reserve of Officers in the summer of 1917; the Indian Army List of October 1918 lists him as a Company Officer, attached 3rd Battalion, 8th Gurkha Rifles. Sold with an extensive file of copied research, with MIC confirming sole entitlement to the BWM and noting the recipient’s home address as Holyrood House, Chard, Somerset.

A French Cuirrassier's M.1807 Backplate. Nine brass studs along the bottom edge and six around the neck. There is a musket ball hole on the lower right side. By the size of the hole it would be reasonable to assume that this was caused by a British musket ball. It would have carried with it into the wearer’s body the scraps of steel from the armour, plus material from the liner and his uniform, almost certainly killing him, good condition, apart from the bullet hole £360-£440 --- As the British Army had not faced French Cuirrasiers in the Peninsula, it would be reasonable to assume that this was brought back from Waterloo. See Waterloo Witnesses by K. Hughes for many mentions of Cuirrasiers armour and its being a very popular souvenir.

Six: Sergeant K. McLaren, Royal Engineers 1914 Star, with copy clasp (8406 Spr. K. McLaren. R.E.); British War and Victory Medals (8406 Sjt. K. McLaren. R.E.) rank officially corrected on BWM; Defence and War Medals 1939-45; Territorial Efficiency Medal, G.V.R. (8406 Sjt. K. McLaren. R.E.) good very fine (6) £120-£160 --- Kenneth McLaren was born in 1886 in England and lived in Auchtergaven, Perthshire. He attested into the Royal Engineers, Territorial Force and served during the Great War on the Western Front from 8 November 1914. He was later appointed Sergeant. The clasp on his 1914 Star is confirmed on his Medal Index Card. Sold together with copy research.

A ‘Duplicate’ Great War D.S.O. group of seven awarded to Lieutenant-Colonel K. H. Bruce, Gordon Highlanders, who was wounded at Ypres, and was Mentioned in Despatches Distinguished Service Order, G.V.R., silver-gilt and enamel, with integral top riband bar; Queen’s South Africa 1899-1902, 3 clasps, Transvaal, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902 (2nd. Lieut. K. H. Bruce. Gordons.); India General Service 1908-35, 1 clasp, North West Frontier 1908 (Lt. K. H. Brice. Gordons.); 1914 Star, with copy clasp (Capt. K. H. Bruce. Gordons.); British War and Victory Medals, with M.I.D. oak leaves (Lt. Col. K. H. Bruce. Gordons.); Coronation 1937, unnamed as issued, the named medals all stamped ‘Duplicate’, mounted for wear, lacquered, about extremely fine (7) £1,000-£1,400 --- D.S.O. London Gazette 1 January 1917 Kenneth Hope Bruce was born on 26 May 1879 and was educated at Eton and Trinity College, Oxford. He was commissioned Second Lieutenant in the Gordon Highlanders on 23 May 1900, and served with the 2nd Battalion in South Africa during the Boer War. Promoted Lieutenant on 22 January 1902, he saw further service in India with the Mohmand Expedition in 1908, and was promoted Captain on 17 October 1908. Bruce served during the Great War with the Staff on the Western Front from 4 October to 2 November 1914, and then again from 12 October 1915 to 2 June 1917, and was wounded at Ypres. Subsequently serving with the Egyptian Expeditionary Force in Palestine from 20 June 1917 to 28 June 1918, for his services during the Great War he was promoted Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel; was Mentioned in Despatches (London Gazette 4 January 1917); and was appointed a Companion of the Distinguished Service Order. Following the cessation of hostilities he was appointed Assistant Adjutant General, General HQ, British Army of the Rhine on 3 June 1919. He died in London on 27 February 1970.

An extremely rare Baltic and China War campaign group of three awarded to 1st Engineer J. Urquhart, Royal Navy, who was awarded the Naval Engineers Medal in 1845, believed to be the eighth and final award of this Medal Baltic 1854-55, unnamed as issued; China 1857-60, unnamed as issued; Naval Engineers Medal, 1842-46 (James Urquhart 1st Engineer of H.M.S.V. Columbia, 1845.) good very fine (3) £1,400-£1,800 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK --- --- Provenance: Triffett Collection (Tasmania) 1948; Spink, July 1988. James Urquhart was born on 1 May 1811 and entered the Royal Navy as 1st Engineer at Woolwich on 2 July 1839. Initially posted to the William & Mary, he transferred to Firefly on 10 October 1839 and Columbia from 28 June 1842 to 12 January 1848. According to an entry in the Admiralty Digests for 1845, Urquhart qualified at this time for the Naval Engineers Medal for his invention of a Tide Gauge, it being presented to him on 8 July 1845. Transferred to Fisgard, Scourge, Blenheim and Caesar, Urquhart went on to serve aboard the frigate Retribution from 1 April 1855 to 22 December 1860, and is entitled to the Baltic 1854 and China Campaign 1857-60 medals during this period. According to the Head of the Admiralty Record Office at Whitehall on 3 April 1950: ‘It may be interesting to note that the satisfaction of the Board of the Admiralty was conveyed to the Commanding Officer, H.M.S. ‘Retribution’ in February 1860 for the ‘unremitting exertions of Chief Engineer I James Urquhart.’ Further posted to Asia and Cumberland, Urquhart reverted to shore at his own request on 24 February 1866. Sold with an impressive file of copied research regarding the recipient and the Naval Engineers Medal, with confirmation by Seaby’s in November 1950, reprinted from the Newsletter of the Australian Numismatic Society, that Urquhart is the eighth recipient of the Naval Engineers Medal to be found, the rolls and work by Major L. L. Gordon in his British Battles and Medals, 1st Edition - initially quoting six recipients - being incomplete and possibly inaccurate. Gordon himself amended the number to seven medals in his 2nd edition of 1950, the eighth to Urquhart being confirmed by Admiralty Digests. Captain K. J. Douglas-Morris also confirms the award of Urquhart’s Medal.

Four: Captain K. F. T. Caldwell, Royal Artillery, later A.D.C. to the Governor of Kenya and senior assistant Game Warden in that Colony 1914 Star, with clasp (Lieut. K. F. T. Caldwell. R.F.A.); British War and Victory Medals (Lieut. K. F. T. Caldwell.); Italy, Kingdom, Al Valore Militare, silver, mint mark Crowned ‘Z’ over ‘F.G’, unnamed as issued, very fine (4) £300-£400 --- Italy, Al Valore Militare (Silver) London Gazette 12 September 1918. Keith Farquhar Townley Caldwell was born on 21 November 1886, son of Colonel R. T. Caldwell, V.D., M.A., LL.M., 3rd Gordon Highlanders. He was educated at Clifton College and Trinity College, Cambridge. He was commissioned 2nd Lieutenant, Royal Artillery, in July 1910; Lieutenant in July 1913; Temporary Captain in August 1915; Captain in July 1916; placed on half-pay on 14 December 1919; and then employed under the Colonial Office from 22 January 1920. Caldwell served with 47th Battery, R.F.A., in France and Flanders from late 1914 until wounded in mid-1915; he then served as Adjutant to 4th Reserve Brigade, R.F.A. (T.F.), from July 1915 until end of the War. Employed in Kenya Colony as Assistant District Commissioner from December 1918 to September 1919, he then acted as A.D.C. to Governor of Kenya between September 1919 and October 1922, and later: Assistant Game Warden, Kenya, from October 1922; Game Warden (Temporary), Kenya, from January to November 1923, and again in 1926; and Senior Assistant Game Warden, Kenya, from 1 January 1925.

A fine post-War 1964 ‘Aden Brigade’ B.E.M. Pair awarded to Staff Sergeant J. K. Roberts, Royal Signals, who was instrumental in enabling military and civil communications across Aden British Empire Medal, (Military) E.II.R. (22515075 Sgt. John K. Roberts. R. Sigs.) with Royal Mint case of issue; Army L.S. & G.C., E.II.R., 2nd issue, Regular Army (22515075 S.Sgt. J. K. Roberts. B.E.M. R. Signals.) mounted as worn; together with the related miniature awards, these similarly mounted, good very fine (2) £200-£240 --- B.E.M. London Gazette 1 January 1964. The original recommendation states: ‘Aden Colony and State. 17 May 1961 to 6 May 1963. He carried out his basic line work and administrative duties as Troop Sergeant of Line Troop most successfully. These line duties entailed a supervision of work effort on cable projects, works services and fault repairs through the whole of Aden State. In addition to these, his established duties, he was intimately concerned in the detailed planning of Signals Works Services for Aden Colony (and State) and the preparation of specifications and stores forecasts for such projects. He applied the knowledge gained from his General Post Office background and training to the multitudinous line communication problems, with an intelligence and shrewdness which always produced the right answer. His task on line communications was a difficult one owing to the paucity, indeed non existence in many instances, of cable routing records in the Services and Posts and Telecommunications Aden: These difficulties were aggravated by the rapid build up of Army units with associated new camps and installations. He showed admirable flexibility of mind in coping with the continual changes in communication planning required by this build up. A flair for making use of what equipment and cable was available as opposed to what was technically required enabled him to produce the solution to many immediate communication problems. His work called for a considerable and sustained personal effort far greater than that required or expected from one of his rank and seniority. His example was an inspiration to those who worked for and with him. These additional duties entailed close liaison with the Senior British engineers of the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications Aden and his work enabled the first intelligible set of cable records for both civil and military installations, to be made. His conduct and ability gave an excellent impression of the potential of Army Signals to the Civil Technical Staff in Aden: so much so that the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications acknowledged his fine spirit of cooperation and his excellent work by sending a letter of appreciation, at the end of his tour, to Headquarters Middle East Command.’ John Keith Roberts was recommended for the B.E.M. on 3 July 1963 by Major P. A. MacGillivray, Officer Commanding No. 254 Signal Squadron (Aden), and Brigadier M. Harbottle, Commander Aden Garrison. Formerly known as Headquarters British Forces Arabian Peninsula (Independent) Signal Squadron, No. 254 Signal Squadron (Aden) was disbanded in 1965 and absorbed into No. 15 Signal Regiment, being later tasked with UN peacekeeping duties in Cyprus.

Four: Petty Officer First Class W. A. Moore, Royal Navy Egypt and Sudan 1882-89, undated reverse, 1 clasp, El-Teb (W. A. Moore, A.B. H.M.S. Dryad); British War Medal 1914-20 (90825 W. A. Moore, P.O. R.N.); Royal Navy L.S. & G.C., V.R., narrow suspension (W. A. Moore, P.O. 1 Cl. H.M.S. Dreadnought) impressed naming; Khedive’s Star, dated 1884, unnamed as issued, pitting and contact marks, nearly very fine; the BWM better (4) £300-£400 --- Provenance: Captain K. J. Douglas-Morris Collection, Dix Noonan Webb, February 1997. William Moore was born in Thurleston, Devon, on 24 October 1859 and joined the Royal Navy as a Boy 2nd Class in H.M.S. Impregnable on 13 March 1875. Advanced Able Seaman on 1 August 1880, he served in H.M.S. Dryad from 18 December 1883 to 10 November 1884, and was advanced Petty Officer First Class on 5 February 1889. He was awarded his Long Service and Good Conduct Medal on 8 August 1895, and was shore pensioned on 4 November 1897. Recalled for service on 2 August 1914, he served during the Great War in H.M.S. Pomone from September 1914 until demobilised on 21 October 1919. Sold with copied record of service and other research.

A selection of jewellery, to include an early 20th century opal and seed pearl ring, the three oval opal cabochons within surround of seed pearls set to yellow metal mount and shank, indistinctly stamped, ring size K, with an early 20th century diamond set ring, the five graduated mixed cut diamonds set in an 18ct yellow gold shank, stamped 'G&C' Chester, ring size K 1/2, and an Edwardian style peridot set bar brooch, with seed pearl set detail, 5.5cm long, gross weight 6.4gms (3)

An early 20th century 18ct yellow gold untested ruby ring, the three graduated red stones with a diamond chip between stones, within open work yellow gold mount leading to plain polished shank, stamped ‘AH’ Birmingham, possibly 1919, ring size K, 2gms

1797 King George III copper 'Cartwheel' Twopence coin struck at the Soho Mint (S 3776). Obverse: small laureate draped bust of George III by Conrad Heinrich Küchler, the legend on the rim reads 'GEORGIUS III · D: G: G · REX.'. Reverse: seated Britannia holding a trident and an olive branch with a shield to side, a masted ship in the distance, 'BRITANNIA' above with '1797' below. Composition: copper. Weight: 56.08g. Diameter: 41mm.

1801 King George III Union of Great Britain and Ireland bronze medal (Eimer 927, BHM 524). Obverse:  left facing portrait of King George III, armoured and draped, 'GEORGIUS III · D: G · BRITANNIARUM REX · FIDEI DEF · &c.'. Reverse: Britannia and Hibernia clasping hands, 'JUNGUNTUR OPES FIRMATUR IMPERIUM.'. Commemorates the 1800 Acts of Union which came into force on 1 January 1801, uniting the Kingdom of Great Britain and the Kingdom of Ireland to create the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. Engravings attributed to Conrad Heinrich Küchler. Weight: 54.30g. Diameter: 48mm.

1797 King George III copper 'Cartwheel' Penny coin struck at Matthew Boulton's Soho Mint (S 3777). Obverse: right-facing portrait of George III by Conrad Heinrich Küchler. Draped and laureate. Legend reads: GEORGIUS III · D : G · REX.'. Reverse: seated Britannia at sea with trident and ten-leaf sprig in hand, shield at her side, 'SOHO' to ground. Legend on rim reads: 'BRITANNIA' with date below: '1797'. Artist: Conrad Heinrich Küchler. Composition: copper. Weight: 28.22g. Diameter: 36mm.

1821 King George IV bronze Coronation medal by Thomas Halliday and Peter Kempson (BHM 1073). Obverse: laureate bust, left, of George IV in high relief. 'GEORGIUS IV. D: G: BRITT: REX F: D:' around. Below: 'P. K. & S. DIREX' - 'P. K.' For the Birmingham medalist and button maker, Peter Kempson. Reverse: four bishops crowning the enthroned figure of the King, holding orb and sceptre. Below: 'GEO: IV. CORONAT: / MDCCCXXI.'. Not listed in Eimer. Weight: 50.34g. Diameter: 50mm.

Group of two (2) 1797-dated King George III copper 'Cartwheel' Twopence coins struck at the Soho Mint (S 3776). Obverses: small laureate draped bust of George III, the legend on the rim reads 'GEORGIUS III · D: G: G · REX.'. Reverses: seated Britannia holding a trident and an olive branch with a shield to side, a masted ship in the distance, 'BRITANNIA' above with '1797' below. Both obverse and reverse are attributed to Conrad Heinrich Küchler. Composition: copper. Weights: 56.06g/58.35g. Diameters: 41mm.

336-323 BC Kingdom of Macedon, Alexander III the Great posthumous issue silver Drachm. Obverse: Hercules wearing the skin of a lion, facing right. Reverse: Zeus seated left holding an eagle and a sceptre, 'K' monogram to left, 'Φ' below the throne and 'ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΥ' to the right. Weight: 4.24g. Diameter: 19mm.

1817 bronze death of Princess Charlotte 'Great Britain Mourns' memorial medal (BHM 937). Obverse: diademed head of Princess Charlotte Augusta, 'H.R.H. THE PRINCESS CHARLOTTE' with 'K&S' below. Reverse: urn on a plinth with weeping willow. 'GREAT BRITAIN MOURNS! HER PRINCES WEEP!' above with 'DIED NOV. 6. 1817 Æ T. 21.'. Weight: 25.80g. Diameter: 39mm.

1817 bronze death of Princess Charlotte 'Great Memorial’ medal graded MS 61 BN by NGC (BHM 937). Obverse: diademed head of Princess Charlotte Augusta, 'H.R.H. THE PRINCESS CHARLOTTE' with 'K&S' below. Reverse: urn on a plinth with weeping willow. 'GREAT BRITAIN MOURNS! HER PRINCES WEEP!' above with 'DIED NOV. 6. 1817 Æ T. 21.'. Comes sealed in HGC holder (#2903936-014). Diameter: 39mm.

1798 King George III British Victories bronze medal by Conrad Heinrich Küchler (Eimer 897, BHM 458). Obverse:left-facing armoured and draped bust of the King, 'GEORGIUS III · D: G · M · BR · FR · ET H · REX ·'. Reverse: Britannia seated left amid captured arms and armour, 'MARI VICTRIX TERRAQUE INVICTA.' Above. Below: 'AVITUM TRANSCENDIT HONOREM MDCCXCVIII.'. Weight: 50.04g. Diameter: 48mm

1797 King George III 'Cartwheel' copper Twopence manufactured by the Soho Mint (S 3776). Obverse: small laureate draped bust of George III, the legend on the rim reads 'GEORGIUS III · D: G: G · REX.'. Reverse: seated Britannia holding a trident and an olive branch with a shield to side, a masted ship in the distance, 'BRITANNIA' above with '1797' below. Both obverse and reverse are attributed to Conrad Heinrich Küchler. Composition: copper. Weight: 55.02g. Diameter: 41mm.

Group of four (4) 1797 King George III copper 'Cartwheel' Pennies including one likely counterfeit (S 3777). Obverses: small laureate draped bust of George III, the legend on the rim reads 'GEORGIUS III · D: G: G · REX.'. Reverses: seated Britannia holding a trident and an olive branch with a shield to the side, a masted ship in the distance, 'BRITANNIA' above with '1797' below. Both obverse and reverse are attributed to Conrad Heinrich Küchler. One of the coins is unusually thin, and underweight, the flan measuring 2.4mm: possibly an error or a contemporary counterfeit. Composition: copper.

A collection of Post Punk and New Wave LPs and 12" to include (1) Television - Little Johnny Jewel Parts 1&2 (1979 UK 12", NYC 1(T)); (2) Devo - Shout (1984 US, 1-25097, Allied Pressing); (3) The Saints - Eternally Yours (2015 Europe RSD LE Yellow Vinyl, SHSP 4078); (4) Television - Foxhole (1978 UK LE 12" Red Sleeve And Vinyl, K 12287); (5) The Stranglers - Feline (1982 UK, EPC 25237, Embossed Sleeve); as well as other titles; All conditions are Very Good to Very Good Plus including sleeves. (15)