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This is a novelty book designed as a hidden flask set. It contains a flask and two shot glasses concealed within the book’s spine and covers, making it a quirky and unique gift for any bowling or sports enthusiast.
£35.00
Published by Richard Bentley and Son in 1888, this is volume one of the third edition. Mr. & Mrs. Bancroft On and Off the Stage provides an autobiographical narrative of the lives of renowned stage actors Marie Wilton (Mrs. Bancroft) and her husband. Rich with personal anecdotes, this volume captures the charm and challenges of Victorian theatre life, complete with a fold-out handwritten letter.
£42.00
Printed for the Society by Neill and Company Ltd., Edinburgh, in 1925, this volume details the 1924-1925 session proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. It offers valuable insights into archaeological and historical findings discussed by society members, including ancient sites, artefacts, and Scottish heritage
£39.00
Printed for the Society by Neill and Company Ltd., Edinburgh, in 1925, this volume details the 1924-1925 session proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. It offers valuable insights into archaeological and historical findings discussed by society members, including ancient sites, artefacts, and Scottish heritage
£45.00
Published by Encyclopaedia Britannica Ltd, this advisory guide for parents addresses common behavioural and discipline issues in young children. Offering practical insights, the booklet provides a foundation for understanding and managing childhood behaviour effectively.
£22.00
Published by J. M. Dent & Sons Ltd in 1931, The Nature of English Poetry by L. S. Harris serves as an elementary survey of English poetry. Prefaced by Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch, the book explores the structure, themes, and stylistic development of English poetry, making it an accessible introduction for students and enthusiasts of literary studies.
£16.00
This is a pair of vintage Carl Schütz & Co “Kratolith” 8x binoculars, manufactured by Optische Werke A-G, Cassel. These binoculars, marked with serial number 3045, showcase fine German optical craftsmanship and are estimated to date from the 1910s. The binoculars bear the marking DRP (Deutsches Reichspatent), indicating that they were patented during the time of the German Empire, which used this patent system between 1877 and 1945. Founded around 1900, the Schütz company specialized in binoculars, microscopes, and telescopes. In 1912, the company changed its name to Carl Schütz Optische Werke AG, which suggests these binoculars were manufactured post-1912 and likely during the WW1 era. One barrel of the binoculars is marked “Carl Schütz & Co Optische Werke A-G Cassel, DRP”, and the other barrel features the marking “Niederlage W. Campbell & Co Nachf., Hamburg”, suggesting the binoculars were distributed by this German company. These markings, along with the serial number, make this pair a unique and identifiable piece. The binoculars come with their original black leather case, which shows signs of wear but remains functional, with an intact strap and a working latch.
£97.00
George G. Harrap & Co, (undated). A Little Book of Eastern Wisdom, collected by Claud Field, presents a collection of Eastern proverbs and reflections. The book explores various themes of wisdom, spirituality, and philosophy, offering insights into Eastern thought and tradition.
£25.00
T. Nelson and Sons, 1896. Sir Walter Ralegh: His Exploits and Voyages by George M. Towle recounts the adventurous life and significant contributions of Sir Walter Ralegh. A part of the “Heroes of History” series, this volume captures Ralegh’s daring expeditions and his impact on the exploration and history of England.
£27.00