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‘THE BRITISH MARINE ALBUM (DEDICATED TO THE MARINERS OF ENGLAND)’


a photograph album of standard form c.1895, with thick gilt-edged card pages containing period photographic portraits, every third page dedicated with images connected to one of the ten principal lines including P & O; Cunard and White Star, padded covers with brass clasp -- 12 x 9½in. (30.5 x 24cm.)


£100-150 122.


AN INTERESTING COLLECTION OF MARITIME POSTCARDS


comprising approximately 500+ annotated cards for every mercantile vessel lost in World War II, organised by line [omitting the Union Castle Line; some duplicates], contained in a card filing box with ten-page indices organised by line -- 15in. (38cm.) diameter


£500-800 123.


A COLLECTION OF 18TH/19TH-CENTURY COPPER PRINTING PLATES WITH VIEWS OF THE ISLE OF WIGHT


comprising four marine views, two landscapes, plate of (?)local crests; a letter from Thomas Worsley/John Glynn dated 1768; and a plan of Sandown Fort, some stamped on reverse for ‘Whittow & Large’ -- the largest 8 x 10¼in. (20 x 26cm.)


(9) £300-500


124. A RARE SET OF WORKING CARD ENGINEERING MODELS


by Thomas and Gilbert Jones and comprising eight coloured models for engine side valves, contained in original box of issue with associated leaflets etc. -- 6¾in. (17cm.) diameter


£200-300


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123 additional images online at www.charlesmillerltd.com


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