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300	ENID BLYTON "Five Have a Wonderful Time", illustrations by Eileen Soper, published Hodder and Stoughton Ltd, first printed 1952, inscribed "For Gillian with love from Enid Blyton", and two other Enid Blyton books, "Five on a Secret Trail" and "Five on a Hike Together" (3) Estimate: 50-100	Nil	50
301	SIR WALTER SCOTT "The Poetical Works Complete in One Volume", published Adam and Charles Black, Edinburgh 1882, calf bound Estimate: 30-50	Nil
302	FRANCIS SANDFORD ESQ: Lancaster Herald of Arms, "The History of the Coronation of the Most High and Most Mighty and Most Excellent Monarch James II and of his Royal Consort Queen Mary", the whole work illustrated with sculptures, printed by Thomas Newcomb, one of His Majesty's printers 1687 Estimate: 200-400	Nil	220
303	REVEREND JOHN HUTCHINGS MA "The History and Antiquities of the County of Dorset", third edition, corrected, augmented and improved by William Shipp and James Whitworth Hodson, printed by John Bowyer Nicholls & Sons, 1861 (7 loose bound volumes) Estimate: 100-200	Nil	150
304	MR WILLIAM COWPER, Surgeon and Fellow of the Royal Society, "Myotonia Reformata": Or An Antatomical Treatise on the Muscles of the Human Body, illustrated with figures after the life, printed for Robert Knaplock and William and John Innys in St. Paul's Churchyard and Jacob Tomson in The Strand, 1724. See illustration Estimate: 500-1000	Nil
305	REVEREND JOHN HUTCHINS MA: "The History and Antiquities of The County of Dorset", printed by W. Bowyer & J. Nichols, London, first edition 1774, vol. 1 inscribed in pencil "Spencer-Watson, Dunshay", 2vols, and a view of the principal towns, seats, antiquities and other remarkable particulars in Dorset compiled from Mr Hutchin's history of that county, printed in the year 1773 (3) Provenance: The Estate of the Late Mary Spencer-Watson, Dunshay Manor, Dorset. Estimate: 300-500	Nil
306	THE REVEREND JOHN HUTCHINS MA: "The History and Antiquities of the County of Dorset", second edition, corrected, augmented and improved by Richard Gough, Esq., printed by and for Nicholls, Son & Bentley, Lion Passage, Fleet Street 1815 (2 volumes). Provenance: The Estate of the Late Mary Spencer-Watson, Dunshay Manor, Dorset. Estimate: 200-400	Nil
307	THE REVEREND JOHN HUTCHINS MA: The History and Antiquities of the County of Dorset, third edition, corrected, augmented and improved by William Shipp and James Whitworth Hodson, printed by John Bowyer Nicholls & Sons, 25 Parliament Street, Westminster 1861, 4vols, calf bound, cloth boards. See illustration Estimate: 700-1400	Nil	700
308	THE REVEREND JOHN HUTCHINS MA: The History and Antiquities of the County of Dorset, third edition, corrected, augmented and improved by William Shipp and James Whitworth Hodson, printed by John Bowyer Nicholls & Sons, 25 Parliament Street, Westminster 1861, calf bound, 4vols. See illustration Provenance: Sir Owen Morshead, Librarian at Windsor Castle for thirty years and thence by descent. Estimate: 1200-1800	Nil	1350
309	T.E. LAWRENCE: "The Seven Pillars of Wisdom - A Triumph" the complete 1922 text, limited edition of 752 sets, published Castle Hill Press, Fordingbridge 1997, with a volume of illustrations (3) Estimate: 200-400	Nil
310	T.E. LAWRENCE "The Seven Pillars of Wisdom, A Triumph", published Jonathan Cape, 30 Bedford Square, London, 5th impression 1935, "The Letters of TE Lawrence", Lowell Thomas with Lawrence in Arabia, first edition 1924 and three other volumes (6) Estimate: 100-200	Nil
311	PHILLIP M O'BRIEN: "T.E. Lawrence, A Bibliography", Jeremy Wilson "Lawrence of Arabia, The Authorised Biography", and other associated volumes (a collection) Estimate: 40-70	Nil	120
312	"T.E. LAWRENCE BY HIS FRIENDS", new edition 1954, edited by A.W. Lawrence, inscribed "From Montague R. Lawrence, eldest brother of T.E. Lawrence in memory of him", and "The Home Letters of T.E. Lawrence and His Brothers", published Basil Blackwell, Oxford 1954 Estimate: 50-100	Nil	130
313	T.E. LAWRENCE: A letter to Henry Williamson dated 14/5/34, discussing Williamson in America, his cottage and "I dislike people going very far away ...", "But there are five target boats to put through their paces now in close succession: and after them six dinghies ...", "I must visit my cottage .... to act "home" to me in the spring", signed TES, an envelope and a first edition copy of "The Gold Falcon", published Faber and Faber, London (2). See illustration Ref: "T.E. Lawrence Correspondence with Henry Williamson" edited by Peter Wilson, page 172. Estimate: 1500-3000	Nil	1600
314	T.E. LAWRENCE: A letter to Henry Williamson dated 10/7/29, "Dear HW, I'd like to see the RAF show on Saturday", "If you see Sassoon to speak to, tell him that his book (novel) pleased me: but I'd lose it all for his worst poem" ".... all quiet is the screaming of a feeble man. It will not last as long as Tarka, except as a document", signed "yours TES", with envelope. See illustration Ref: "T.E. Lawrence Correspondence with Henry Williamson", edited by Peter Wilson, page 77. Estimate: 1000-2000	Nil	1700
315	T.E. LAWRENCE: A letter to Henry Williamson dated 20/12/34, "Dear HW .... The death of Yeates strikes me as a direct loss to myself", "..... look out my cottage (1 mile north of Bovington Camp, 3.5 miles north north west of Wool) and imagine yourself coming to see me. A twin pleasure for at Clouds Hill there is literally nowt else!", signed "Yours TES", with envelope. See illustration Ref: "TE Lawrence Correspondence with Henry Williamson", edited by Peter Wilson, page 172. Estimate: 1000-2000	Nil	1500
316	AN ART NOUVEAU STYLE GUEST BOOK of autographs and sketches, with medieval inspired frontispages, the signatures dating from the 1920's onwards Estimate: 40-70	Nil	35
317	DAME LAURA KNIGHT: An autograph sketch of two ballerinas from 16 Langford Place, St. John's Wood, NW8, signed, 3.5" x 5". See illustration Estimate: 100-200	Nil	340
318	ADMIRAL JOHN GELL: A letter to Admiral Lord Nelson dated 1804, addressed to Lord Nelson, Commander in Chief in the "Meditteranean", asking for assistance with John Gell's nephew and "I hope your Lordship's health will enable you to go through the arduous task you are engaged in", signed. See illustration Estimate: 200-400	Nil	150
319	CHARLES II: A letter signed "Charles R", written "by His Majesty's Command Sir Edward Nicholas", addressed to "Our right trusty and well-beloved Lord Sandys", possibly an invitation to join the procession at the King's Coronation. See illustration Estimate: 150-300	Nil	1300
320	JOSEPHINE BAKER: A signed and inscribed black and white photograph from the Studio Keyston Talbot, 10" x 8". See illustration Estimate: 150-300	Nil	480
321	LAUREL AND HARDY: A signed photograph and inscribed "Hello Eric!", 8" x 9.75". See illustration Estimate: 500-800	Nil	900
322	SIR FRANK WHITTLE: An important collection of "Whittle Jet Engine" memorabilia. Including: a reel to reel tape showing one of the first ever jet engine speed trials, a report on "The Development of the Whittle Jet Engine", by WA Randalls, an extensive collection of original photographs of the jet engine, Whittle and his team and a collection of newpaper cuttings. See illustrations Sir Frank Whittle designed and invented the first jet engine. He left school at the age of 15 to become an RAF apprentice and engineer scientist. He developed the jet engine between the age of 18 and 23, the original aircraft is now in the Science Museum. Provenance: The family of Mr W.A. Randles, Whittles "right hand man".	Nil	2000
330	A LARGE CLASSICAL DESIGN LAMP BASE, the green opaque glass urn body with white metal laurel leaf swags and bacchanalian masks, raised on four paw feet to a circular white marble base, with a sliding brass light socket, converted to electricity, 43" high Estimate: 100-200	Nil	240
331	A PAIR OF LOUIS XVI STYLE GREY MARBLE URNS AND COVERS with raised floral swags, ormolu mounts and rams-head handles, the lids with pineapple finials and marked to the underside "Susse Fres", 14.5" high (2). See illustration Estimate: 800-1600	Nil
332	A BROAD RIM PEWTER CHARGER, with triple reeded rim and indistinct touchmarks to the reverse, 22in. dia. and a similar charger, 22in. dia, both probably late 17th/early 18th century. (2). See illustration Estimate: 500-1000	Nil
332A	A BROAD RIM PEWTER CHARGER, the triple reeded rim with touchmarks for 'RD', 20.25in. dia. Estimate: 100-200	Nil
333	AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY STEEL AND PARCEL GILT FENDER in the manner of George Bullock, the ogee form with a pierced band of stylised anthemia and acanthus scrolls, 59.5" long. See illustration Estimate: 500-1000	Nil
334	A LARGE GREY MARBLE CORINTHIAN COLUMN, in the manner of George Bullock, the tapering stand with leaf mouldings to the base, above a stepped circular and octagonal base, 38" high Estimate: 100-200	Nil
335	A LEAD GARDEN STATUE of two putti wrestling with a dolphin, with moulded shells to the base, 27" high. See illustration Estimate: 300-600	Nil	800