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Lot 227
Brookshaw (G.) Groups of flowers; Groups of birds; 3 vol. in 1 second editions 3 suites of 6 plates 18 in total each in two states plain and hand-coloured minor soiling nice contemporary ms. booklabel of W. Abbey of Darlington on front pastedown contemporary straight grain red morocco broad anthemium border on sides spine gilt in compartments with rose tool g.e some wear folio 1819.
Lot 22
A Swiss watchmakers Jacot pivoting tool Unsigned, late 19th century The bronze frame with tongue for vice mounting, integral poppets for the grooved pivot polishing runner and opposing collet with screw depth adjustment, in original wooden case with two additional polishing runners and a measuring gauge, the box 29cm wide. See Crom, Theodore R. Horological Shop Tools 1700-1900 page 320 (fig. 634) for an image from Grimshaw & Baxter of Clerkenwell 1894 trade catalogue featuring a very similar tool.
Lot 1175
An Engineers`s steel Tool Box containing turning items incl. a cased Mandrel, too holders, thread cutting tool, side or knife tool holder, miniature tool maker`s clamps, boxed pair of Starrett clamps (2”), an improved cutting off, grooving or screw-cutting tool holder, a saw Emery wheel arbor, a `Bell centreing punch`, a wooden boxed Brown and Sharpe Mfg Co. scribing compass/spacing attachment and four miniature metal clamps
Lot 1176
An Engineers`s steel Tool Box containing a tap and reamer wrench, a Utica Giant Buttons pliers (with 4 wire cutters), miniature box spanners, 2 reamers, a bradawl bit, an Eclipse tool bit holder, a Leytool 1/4” drive ratchet, four parallel action pliers incl. Bernard`s patent May 6th 1890, side cutting and other pliers, centre punch, threader handle, etc.
Lot 535
Sharpe (Rev. John, trans.). The History of the Kings of England and the Modern History of William of Malmesbury. Translated from the Latin..., 1st English ed., 1815, half-title present, list of subscribers, occn. light spotting, marbled endpapers and edges, armorial bookplate of Nathaniel Bond, near contemp. dark blue half calf, gilt dot roll decorated raised bands, gilt lettered red morocco label in second compartment, remainder with gilt flower tool in centre, and volute cornerpieces, 4to. A historian of great authority, William of Malmesbury was the first chronicler after Bede to attempt an accurate and systematic treatment of English history from the time of the Saxon invasion. His narrative is lively, and sprinkled with anecdotes and personal reminiscences of contemporary events. (1)
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