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On pera; OCTOBER 7th, 1932

At 12.30 o'clock.

On view the day prior from 12.30 till 5.30 Helcsk oF Aone cf Sale from 9.30 till 11.30, and Catalogues had at the Rooms, 38, > King Street, Covent Garden, W.C.2,

Telegraphic Address: “‘ AUKS, RAND, LONDON.” Established 1760

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FURNITURE, RUGS, PAINT, GLASS, ETC. i

PICTURES, PRINTS, ENGRAVINGS AND BOOKS DRAWING INSTRUMENTS

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MISCELLANEOUS PROPERTY

WHICH WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION BY

STEVENS’S AUCTION ROOMS Ltd. At their Great Rooms,

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& 15/16, FLORAL STREET, LONDON, W.C.2,

On FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7th, 1932 At 12.30 o'clock.

On view the re prior from 12.30 till 5.30 aelock: a Morning cf Sale from 9.30 till 11.30, and Catalogués had at the Rooms, 38, , King Street, Covent Garden, W.C.2.

Telegraphic Address: “‘ AUKS, RAND, LONDON.” Established 1760

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CONDITIONS OF SALE.

First—The highest bidder to be the buyer, and if any dispute arise between two or more bidders the lot in dispute to be put up again and re-sold at the discretion of the auctioneer. The auctioneer’s decision to be final. The auctioneer reserves the right to make any alteration in the catalogue.

Second.—No person to advance less than one shilling; above £2, two shillings and sixpence; and so on in proportion as the auctioneer shall decide. The auctioneer may, in his discretion, refuse to accept the bidding of any person.

Third.—In the case of any lot on which there is a reserve the auctioneers shall have the right to bid on behalf of the Vendor.

Fourth.—Each purchaser is at the time of purchase to give in his name and address, and pay a deposit of five shillings in the pound in part payment of the whole of the purchase- money (if required), in default of which the lot purchased may be put up again and re-sold at the discretion of. the auctioneer.

Fifth.—_The auctioneer is not responsible for the correct description, genuineness, or authenticity of, or for any default or defect in, any lot, and gives no warranty whatever, expressed or implied, and no compensation shall be payable in respect to any such matters.

Sixth.—Each lot shall be at the purchaser’s risk in all respects from the fall of the hammer, and shall be paid for. in full, and taken away with all faults and errors of every description, and neither the Vendor nor Stevens’s Auction Rooms, Ltd., shall be liable for any damage to the same, or loss from whatever cause arising. The Purchaser shall pay a storage charge of from 1/- for small lots to 5/- per lot per day for any lot not taken away within two days after the Sale.

Lastly.—Upon failure to comply with the above conditions the money deposited shall be forfeited; any lot remaining uncleared may be re-sold by public or private sale, and the deficiency (if any) attending such re-sale, together with all incidental expenses and charges, shall be paid by the defaulter.

NO LOTS WILL BE TRANSFERRED.

The Clerk of the Sale has authority to refuse Cheques.

Telephone :— Telegrams :— TEMPLE Bar 6882. AvuKs, Rano, Lonpon.

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: Stevens’s. Auction Rooms, Ltd. will not ber’ responsible for any lot left by either Vendor or Buyer for more than two days from the day of Sale. Any lot left after that time will be subject storage charge of from 1/- for small lots to 5/- — per lot per day.

NOTICE —Buyers are requested ta read carefully Rules v. and vi.

A CATALOGUE. FRIDAY, OCTOBER ‘7th, 1932

AT 12.30 O'CLOCK.

ON VIEW: Thursday, 12.30 p.m, to 5.30 p.m.

Friday, 9.30 a.m. to 11.30 a.m.

™* * Pictures, Autographs, Manuscripts, etc., offered for sale are attributed to the persons named, but no guarantee as to their genuineness ts given or implied.

MISCELLANEOUS. Dinner jacket, a morning coat and vest A morning coat and 2 evening coats A gentleman’s brown lounge suit with an extra

pair of trousers A lady’s brown coat, fur trimmed; and skirt

to match A lady’s blue coat, red frock, black cee dress,

| 2 costumes and a coatee : A 100 dozen (new) Welch Margetson gentle: (en Sal aise ® IK)

men’s winged collars, assorted sizes, ok ous 1S 15%4in., boxed in dozens.’

7 Pity dozens Welch diate tae double ai striped, boxed, new

— 8 Embroidered bridge eganeeg oe a 9 Embroidered childrens’ coats, 4 caps and 2

. scarves “meget la” - 10 One dozen assorted size tie presses

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11 One 6in. electrum nut and bolt, needle point set , drawing instruments comprising YY set with

lengthening bar, hair-spring dividers, set of 3 spring bows, Det pencil and pen bows, 2 ruling pens in Russia leather case _

12 Six pairs of 80in. x 108in. embroidered sheets

13. Six ditto, ditto a 14 Six ditto, ditto

15. Sex ditt6; ditto

16 Six ditto, ditto

P71 Six ditté, Cditto 18 An anthracite stove “ Artesse ”

19 A Fort Montague bank note for five halfpence, \ a promise to pay to General Monk twopence, and a Brazilian bank note Hum Mil Reis

‘Case of rubber-faced printing type, mahogany cutlery case, and twenty-four 42in. brass stair rods

Swiss clock, and a silver-mounted Malacca walking stick

A whisky decanter, carafe and wine bottle

_ Two mechanical dolls (musical) 24) Expensive oak artist’s easel, with screw and

winder on rubber tyred wheels

; \@ Ditto lot

-l(26) Smaller ditto :

7 | | Ditto lot wurf” é (@8) Artist’s 6-wheeled adjustable platform aes é wv

9 White enamelled gas cooking stove, fitted white . on enamelled back plate and oven top, gas saving “> _/, 9

Gages burners, and plate rack, and standing on “/ abn a white enamel stand

QF 4-wheeled hard-wood warehouse trolley

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32. Well modelled marble bust on stand

33 Antique camera —

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34 Two metal and glass garden frames 3

hfe. 354 Electric floor bi dey 100 volt, for marble or Xone, yt weno wood. ; a

<-> “364 Strong step ladder «|< S Yue Ctr OC

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pe Sft. guillotine knife and the weight % ND [PEE

39, three lead cutters (for ey and a die i oo

mI geo crowbars | Ps. — ae Large box of metal maker’s tools

42 Morticing machine by G. Haigh, Oldham 43 Pharmacy jars, and sundries in box |

44 Bottle filling machine, and 2 sets tent guides

45 Small electric stove, and 6 billard shades

46 Parcel of coloured and other pictures, various

47 <A ditto lot—noted people |

PAINT

48 A gallon best white paint and } gal. gold paint

49 A ditto lot

50 A gal. best light stone paint, and 4 gal. gold paint

51. Ditto mid. brown, and ditto

52 Ditto white paint, and a gal. French grey paint

53 Ditto mid. brown paint, and a gal. French grey paint

54 Ditto light stone, and ditto

55 Ditto Venetian red paint and } gal. gold paint

56 The Rolo self-inking duplicating machine, nearly | new 57 Watch in carved frame 58 <A split cane salmon rod 59 A set of chessmén 60 A set of ivory billiard balls 61 An easel, a pair of fine croquet mallets, and two

brass rods

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62 Old collection of about 2,000 stamps in small Lincoln album, including some rare early issues and unused and surcharged specimens

63 <A collection of stamps in Victory album, about 1,180, some rare

64 <A pair of green cloth curtains

A, Hamadancmeg, 416 itn. x Site cm:

A Persian Tiss. Gitlin. x Sit. Zin: y

A large tapestry hanging, fine ya IIe (A Antique spinning wheel fois j! Native carved stick /; Pair old St. Louis ‘vases, Tee with homes

a L5in. high - #/1 ) Pair of bronzed figures—Queen Elizabeth and

GF Henry VIII., on marble pillars A pair of pewter statuettes—King..pol, and the

Dane, on circular bases 73 Eight pieces of child’s teaset, and a collection ot

china 74 Five old Chinese porcelain teapots, including

famille rose, and 4 Kien Lung period 75 Old Jackfield teapot, old Bristol honey-pot and

cover, supper set and stand, and an old shrimp-pot

76 Case of art floral pots

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FURNITURE, CLOCKS, RUGS, ETC.

77 A mahogany clock, first quality, French move- ment striking hours and half- hours, 19in. x 10%4in. x Zin.

fe. A ditto, 1414in, x 924i. x 5in. 79 A ditto, 13in. x Qin. x 5in. 80 <A ditto, 12%4in. x 9fin. x 5U4in. Ol A ditto, 1214im x 7Yinix 5fin. 82 ‘Anioak ditto, 14in. x 9in. x 5Y%in. 83 A ditto, 12%4in. x 9fin, x 541m 84, A ditto, 11%4in. oe x 4%in, | | 7 Antique scales and weights in mahogany oe

and another pair of scales ; in box 86 Antique mahogany folding book rest, and a ditto™

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8/ A 3ft. 6in. antique mahogany chest of 3 long drawers, with brass drop handles oe ee pull- -out slide

88 Antique mahogany sideboard, pedestal supports, fitted with panelled doors, enclosing sliding shelves, lined cellarette, etc.

89 A set of ten chairs with back and seats covered in pegamoid

90 Antique mahogany folding card table

91 Walnut chest of four drawers with marble top

92 <A very fine mahogany chest of 4 drawers with plate glass top and sunk brass handle

93 A 5ft. oak bookcase, 3 glazed doors, 3 drawers in the centre, and cupboards under

94 A 4ft. oak roll top desk, elaborately fitted interior and in splendid condition

95 A ditto lot

96 An enamelled iron 4-drawer filing cabinet with awem .. files, etc.

97 An inlaid mahogany folding top card table

98 An oak typist’s table, fitted 3 drawers and flap

113 A 4ft. wardrobe in light polished Hungarian ash wood, with hanging compartment, shelves and drawers inside

114 A 4ft. ditto with hanging compartments and drawer inside

115 A 3ft. 6in. bedstead with wooden sides, spring mattress and hair overlay to fit

116 A ditto lot

117 ‘A 3ft. 6in. dressing table fitted large mirror and small drawers

| 118 A pedestal cupboard with glass top and separate medicine chest

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121 A ditto bureau on ball and claw ae Sit. wide 122 A walnut ditto (Queen Anne), 2ft. 6in. wide, -

Pa with special extension y "9 be. . pe} 3] Two fine square glass shades, 2 ditto tall round, eh fy) gf

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124 A bolster, 2 feather pillows, 2 sheets, 2 blankets; / gk oe a quilt, an eiderdown, 2 pillow slips, and" A bolster cases |

125 <A 4ft. oak bedstead and wire spring mattress 126 Three small tables 127 Two Chinese hardwood screen pediments 128 Chinese carved hardwood display cabinets

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

132 A silver-plated presentation cornet by Courtroits, with extra crooks, mouthpieces, mute, etc.

133. Two silver-mounted Clarinets Py Buvet, Paris, in leather case

134 A ditto clarinet by Buffet, Paris, in leather case

ae Twenty-four H.M.V. 10in. records + |

1136 Early Victorian military clerical coat, ditto naval | long coat, Nelson; and a ditto tunic | . 4

137 Eight ditto scarlet and gold — pe WM" P|

| 138 Nine ditto, various, and leather satchel with crest \" GSE —

| 139 Twelve ditto various ? f|

140 Fine old Chinese lacquer band box, coatings ot native drum, and another, leather cased medical bottle, ditto wood outlay, 2 Chminese diabolo, and curious old bell knocker

141. Chinese lacquer band box w ith. large quantity old surgical instruments

142 ‘Two native leather bags, 2 daggers, sind copper : ceremonial pucie, unique

143 Fine Georgian card table, claw legs, beaded edgé, turn top, etc., perfect specimen, and in extra good condition, genuine

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ef. a4) Egyptian antiquities, book of old engravings |

A457 Scenes in Egypt, series of fine coloured litho- see erin BEADS a

Native types, old coloured prints

| 147 Rivercraft, of the Nile, six fine coloured. lithos

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dof. 152, Ancient Greek plaques, early coloured as | — SS opie

153 N atives, 18th century engraved portraits e 2 5a /

154 Passage from the second to the third gallery in / the Great Pyramid, chamber and sarcophagus, 9 4+, etc., a series of aquatints in | brilant: statej—" 7 ~ printed 1813 hy (5)

155 The City of Rosetta, Mosque of Abou-Mandour, Mosque ot four hundred pillars, etc., coloured * aquatints as above | Boek eG)

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156 View of Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives, s¢_. Remain of a tower on Mount Zion, Views in “ ™ Palestine, as above | - (6)

157 Colossal sarcophagus near Castel Rosso, 4 ncient y, SH (hee, | bath at Cacamo, ruins near Corinth, ete. early ae

aquatints (5) 158 Turkish encampment at Daud Pascia, Aqueduct 2

near Belgrade, etc., early coloured plates ls aa ‘ By Neely ' § 459) Nubians, Fellahs, Ababdch, Nomads of the

Eastern ‘Thebaid Desert, etc., finely coloured portfolio plates (7)

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an exceptionally fine coloured aquatint pel oe Ly “ipo oe EO ~H. Salt, 1809, and another, veal ; Abyssinia

161 The a of Jushul, and Village a eran ae - Bumpta, a pair of aquatints in colours after d &/- J. B. Fraser, 1820, brilliant state, (Qr F

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162 Trajan’s Column, designs, plans, etc., interesting Lif old engravings

163. ‘Trajan’s Column, Arch of Trajan at Benevento, 7 25) : etc., coloured plates, 1820

de . Abinient architectural designs, etc., old Sieraivinnes | 165 Listening for miners, sinking a shaft, military /o- fs

operations at Lucknow, interesting plates

166 Greco-Roman Art, statuary, early engravings / W- ieee

162. Greek decorative art, early engravings — /” (a C 68) Surgical operations, amputations, etc., coloured em plates

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169) Anatomical plates, an early series of engravings in colours

(Sep im a Crimea, 1655, an interesting series of coloured.

—— plates (French) ’

bei} 1) Chinese instruments of war, etc. ]

a / Palace of Mohammed Aly, etc. 3 3) ) >) Na Egyptian R¥ins and Antiquities E A. ae ;

i i 174 A small Indian Temple, etc. J3/e APC ECE cae =

3Q1- 175/ Dr. Adam Clark and the buaay. Priests, etc.#2 e7 a YY 3

176 View from Kotagherry, etc. 32/ ‘oe. eel

he? 177; Citadel of Dowlotabad, etc. . EX gens oe

178. Cawnpore Slaughter House, etc. —~ 32 2 a | :

179 Napoleon Bonaparte, Ney, William Rieti s last Ui fn interview, and 48 others

180° Richard L, IL, IIL, Henry L., IL, UL, 1V.,V., /g / ee and other sets, with imprints, 38 in all | ;

181° Sir John Moore, Sir George Rooke, and 18 ple others, some with crests

182 Earl Warrenne justifying the titles of his yf, : estates, Sir Colin Campbell, some with im- Vf “prints, and copy autographs ZZ) .

183. Earl of Cardigan, of Balamlava fame; and 15 Ap : others of interest, some with imprints

184 Wellesley, Pitt, Howe, and Captain Cook, 1779, 5 Aeff— some with imprints and copy signatures (40)

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Charlemagne, King of France, A.D. 742; Oliver a, WA AAS . Cromwell, Moore, Wycliffe ; and others (16)

Wellington, Cook and 10 others with copy Ssigna- »x/ tures (12) 207

Wilberforce, Sheridan, Hunter, and nine others, crests ( 12)

' Michael Faraday, Sir David Brewster Franklin, | Brewster, Stevenson, and 12 others er)

/ Mutineers before Cawnpore, and 13 other mili- tary engravings

Defeat of Peishwas Army, 1858, and 6 others

Return French Army from Moscow, and 13 others military

British surrender to Gen. Washington, 1781, and 12 others

Battle of Nile, 1796, and 12 others St Death of Sir Ralph Abercromby, K.G., and 14 LO

other engravings, military, etc. i

Interesting views of China, etc.

Junks on Imperial Canal, and 29 other interesting engravings |

Coloured fashion plates, 1866, old photos and quantity of other old pictures of interest

Old lithograph, racing sailing barges Ditto lot

Speculative oil painting of “A Gentleman with Wig,” in carved wood oval frame

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Ditto of “ A Lady,” in carved wood oval frame hm

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Ditto of a “Gentleman,” in square acohd wood bpp frame x tof

Parcel. of coloured pictures, various , AG Loom

Parcel of oldimaps. 9. Bow : oe ‘Twenty fine old engravings of noted men /@ 6, fm

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Twenty ditto of noted women Le, f= nee | )} An album of foreign photographs BF

Twelve old “ Battle Scenes” DS fmm

of 213 Speculative oil a “ oF ee to "Bighton » wal GZ ee Coach ” | epa WS f Gs.

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218 Large ‘Pietige -Handstaps with figures, in ait a frame, See “The Ranges, Residence and ™ Property of H. SfRussell: Esai

5 Register of Arts and ohn ‘& vols.

As Zp Chronological Historian, 2 vols. ae Bundle of old dictionaries and medical books , gb a

A catalogue (fully priced) of a 34-days’ sale at 3 Christie’s of the Ralph Bernal collection, “y i —_ illustrated, with purchasers’ names, March* and April 1855, bound cloth, 8vo.

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| Harriet ».Beecher Stowe;, Sunny Memories,” Ist Engl. Ed., 1854, 2 vols., illus. ass 2G

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Fifty volumes books. (various) in a bundles

223 Px ditto lot ay ff

224 <A ditto lot ‘ , J, fe

Pm 225_ A ditto lot | of ois a f } 44) ‘2264 Farrer’s book of Autographs, Celebrities, Fam- Ce © eee ous Personages, etc.

fyb) “e . B27) “ Ornithological Dictionary of British Birds”: PW] wo “A Book Against the Quakers,” 1696 ee os another—‘‘ The Existence of a Devil”’;

other—“ Cilicia,” with numerous fi Rv ERCE 3 of gods, goddesses, medicinal plants, etc.

228. Two volumes—‘“‘La Suisse,’ illustrated, and , volume of Longfellow, in expensive binding; G - three. vols——‘‘ Master Humphreys’ Clock,” (1841) ? : :

229. Parcel of coloured prints, water-colours, etc. @ e

fA.) “7! 9/230, Views in Benares and Bengal in colour and

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Barly engraved maps in colours of- the Hast Indies, etc, |

Kneller, an oil painting—Portrait’ ofa lady, in original black and carved wood frame, 36in. x Jim. | |

Kneller, the companion oil painting—Portrait of: a gentleman (in ‘half armour), in similar frame,‘ 36in. x 31in.

John Speed, The History of Great Bead large folio, London, 1627, 1 vol. |

A Louis XIV. fine engraved print, by ee and two prints of Wimbledon : |

A set of 6 Hogarth prints—-Marriage a la Mode; a set of 8 ditto—The Rake’s Progress

Practica in Chirurgia—loannis de Vigo (XVIth century) with annotations and recipes in MSS., bound old calf. 1 vol. as

Japanese Prints, etc.

Eight views from famous series by Hiroshige ; and 8 famous actors, by Toyokuni

Fourteen figure subjects by Kuniyoshi, Kunisada, and others

Sixteen Chinese colour prints, quarter block; illustrating famous Filial Piety scenes; rare series

Fifteen Kano nes and sketches, interesting examples

Fleven Japanese illustrated books—Shunkei, Sadatora, and others, in Oo ok and black and white

“Flowering Vines picture book” by Hartinobu, in 3 vols., black and white, published 1764; and set of 3 other early vols.

Ilustrations of Poems, by Moronobu, 3 pole black and white

“Picture “ Book, : of the astern Caviedt di oy Hokusai, 3 vols,..1n one, black. and white. Pub: 1799, Rare

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ELECTRICAL APPARATUS.

Binocular microscope, by J. H. Steward, with lin. and Hin. objectives, and lens

No. 2a Autographic Brownie camera

A No. 2 Kodak folding camera, and a crystal set °

A 4-plate camera, double extension, with 3 double sildes, single lens, perfect condition

A box camera with 12 sheaths and lens (perfect); and a special copying camera, square bellows and lens, one slide, double (perfect)

A large amplion horn loud speaker

A motor and dynamo—input 200/240 D.C., out- put 2,500 volts; and a baseboard and switch

Wheatstone bridge, full range

Wheatstone bridge, small size

A large open-front mahogany cabinet to hold 1,700 microscope slides, containing over 500 good slides, including many fine serial sec- tions, etc.

Pine case with 24 excellent botanical slides by Baker

Pine case with .72 special botannical slides, plant histology by Abraham Flatters

Cloth covered case of 143 slides, by Cole

Student’s microscope by Hartnach, Paris, with 3 oculars and 3 objectives, in mahogany case

No. 2 Brownie camera, and iron

A gramophone in oak case

A }-plate ‘“ Leonar” camera, rapid Aplanat lens (F'/8), [bso shutter, 1 sec. to 100; 5 slides

A. ship’s officer’s sextant in mahogany case, and an empty telescope box

A telescope by Salmon, and a slide rule in case

A students’ microscope in case, and: a box of slides 3

A camera with Busch F-8 lens

A large box of photographic sundries:

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A Dallmeyer ens,’ 13. 1, with ‘steps

A cabinet of microscope slides

A sextant in mahogany case

Six dozen microscope slides on botany, mounted by Hornell

A fine series of marine zoology, by Hornell

Six dozen slides, various, by Smith & Beck Six dozen interesting slides on bacteriology, etc.,

by Cole Six dozen slides of botany, insects, zoology, ete. A fine mahogany microscope slide cabinet to ‘hold

2,000 slides, with 2 large drawers, suitable for a store cabinet for a museum

A flat twin Douglas motor, suitable for motor- boat

A Remimgton typewriter—Standard No. 11

One dozen assorted drawing instruments, com- prising: bow compasses, drawing pens, dividers, spring bows, etc.

A similar lot A technical school set of drawing instruments,

comprising: pocket case of compasses and drawing pen, mahogany ebony edge T-square, 45° and 60° celluloid set square, universal drawing scale, and semi-circular protractor

A. similar lot A similar lot One walnut lock and tray case containing full

set best nut and bolt drawing instruments, ivory protractor, architects’ scale, best ma- hogany ebony edge T’-square, 2 large 45° and 60° celluloid set squares, four 12in. boxwood architects’ scales, and 5ft. folding architects’ rod

One military case of drawing instruments in mahogany lock and tray case; one l6in. sight scale, 2 military gun-fire flag scales, one electric signalling buzzer; one cavalry sketch board; 3 Major Hills’ ivorine gun-fire slide rules; one Capt. White's mie slide rule; one military map measurer .

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One naval set of electrum needle point drawing instruments and ivory protractor in Morocco leather case; one Capt. Field’s boxwood naval parallel; one aircraft calculating slide rule on aluminium base; one pair of electrum one hand chart dividers, and celluloid quadrant

An assortment of 24 naval and military drawing apparatus, comprising: dividers, parallel rules, quadrants, slide rules, drawing péns, drawing scales, protractors, etc.

A tailors’ (cutters’) outfit, comprising: 24 x 12 graduated square, one combined tailors’ ‘straight edge and curve measure, two tracing “wheels, and 45in. str aightedge

ce tailors’ combined trouser curves and straight edges

A ditto lot

A. ditto lot

One students’ drawing set, comprising: case of drawing instruments, mahogany ‘T-square, one each 45° and 60° celluloid set squares, 12in. boxwood universal drawing scales

A ditto lot

A. ditto lot

One dozen assorted surveyors’ 12in. boxwood scales

One dozen ivorine 6in. architects’ drawing scales

Two dozen assorted drawing apparatus, com- prising : drawing pens, spring bows, drawing scales, ptotractors, ee

Six dozen 12in. boxwood school rulers

A ditto lot

A technical school set of drawing instruments, comprising : pocket case of compasses and drawing pen, mahogany ebony edge ‘T’-square, 45° and 60° celluloid set squares, universal drawing scale, and semi-circular protractor

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318 Three 24 x 12 boxwood graduated tailors’ squares

319 Two dozen woollen merchants’ round yard measures .

320 One dozen (assorted sizes) tailors’ sleeve boards

321 One dozen boxes of tailors’ chalks, 100 1 ina box (assorted colours)

322. One dozen 48in. pearwood T-squares

323 A box of assorted cloth tracing wheels

324 One students’ drawing set, comprising: case of drawing instruments, mahogany T-square, one each 45° and 60° celluloid set squares, 12in. boxwood universal drawing scale

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327 ‘Two dozen assorted drawing instruments, com- prising : bow compasses, spring bows, ae ing pens, protractors, Pocket scales, -Ptepxnmnmnumenenenmregl

328) An architects’ drawing board on adjustable stand

~- \329 A ditto, with extra board a ae

pv’- 330 An all-mains 200 and 240-volt A.C. 3-valve wireless set, complete with valves, with Celestion loudspeaker incorporated

331 A 5-valve portable wireless set, “The Miracle,” no batteries

352 <A /-valve _super-het- wireless set, Western Electric Co., with batteries, frame aerial,. ete., Short valves

333 Xn X-ray set, consisting of large coil on stand, nF marble switchboard, with resistance and

ammeters, couch, glass batteries with plates and quantity of accessories

334. A magic lantern in box, with 3 boxes of slides

335 A quantity of chemical glass, ee ae test tubes, condenser tubes, flasks, measures,, Cre:

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A pair of ice-skates (new)

One Carron electric cooker, 200-volts., 8-k.w., complete with all fittings and ready for use

One Mirlees-Watson 2$in. ball-bearing centri- fugal pump on bedplate

One B.T.H. electric universal type gramophone motor

Three 12-volt. car-starter motors

An HTS accumulator, 1202volts:

An LT) ditto, 6-volts.

A 5-valve’ portable’ wireless receiver ~ (no accumulator)

A Polysonn ultra-violet ray lamp with infra red ray attachment, and a pair blue glasses for use with lamp

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STEVENS’S AUCTION ROOMS Ltd. Auctioneers, Valuers, Surveyors, Estate Agents

(ESTABLISHED 1760).

38, King St., Covent Garden, London, W.C.2. "Phone: TEMple Bar 6882. Telegrams: “ AUKS, RAND, LONDON.”

SALES BY AUCTION are regularly held at these Rooms as follows :—

TUESDAYS ANTIQUE AND MODERN FURNITURE, and Old Silver and Glass, Persian Rugs, Rare

WEDNESDAYS. Books and MSS., Pictures, Plate Porcelain ae ee and Pottery, Curios, Arms and Armour,

| Paar Bronzes, Ivories, Ethnographical Specimens, etc.

FRIDAYS. ANTIQUE and MODERN FURNITURE, PAINTINGS, PRINTS, CHINA, SILVER, CURIOS, etc., Fishing Tackle and other Sporting Requisites; Lathes, Microscopes, Telescopes, Cinematographic, Photographic, Radiographic and other Electrical and

‘ Scientific Apparatus, etc.

PERIODICAL SALES OF NATURAL HISTORY SPECIMENS, Libraries and Collections appertaining to Entomology, Ornithology, Conchology and_ kindred Subjects.

On view day prior to and Morning of Sale. Catalogues for any or all Sales on application. 7

Important Notice to Solicitors, Executors, Trustees and others.

VALUATIONS FOR PROBATE, FIRE INSURANCE, FAMILY DIVISION OR OTHER PURPOSES.

COLLECTIONS VALUED, DESCRIBED, CATALOGUED and

ARRANGED FOR SALE. |

SALES BY AUCTION of Household Furniture and Effects conducted in Private Residences in

Town or Country.