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First edition Little Wars by H. G. Wells. SOLD
£280.00

First edition â€˜Little Wars â€˜. by H. G. Wells.
Original red cloth, titles to front board and spine in cream, illustrated label to front board. Spine and edges of boards slightly faded, faint staining to fore edge of front board, tanning to free endpapers, occasional light foxing to contents. An excellent copy. 8 plates with double-sided black and white illustrations, marginal line-drawn illustrations in red throughout. First edition, first impression.

First edition Little Wars by H. G. Wells. SOLD
£280.00

First edition â€˜Little Wars â€˜. by H. G. Wells.
Original red cloth, titles to front board and spine in cream, illustrated label to front board. Spine and edges of boards slightly faded, faint staining to fore edge of front board, tanning to free endpapers, occasional light foxing to contents. An excellent copy. 8 plates with double-sided black and white illustrations, marginal line-drawn illustrations in red throughout. First edition, first impression.

Whistler 1834-1903 The Little Pool. SOLD
£1,250.00

Whistler 1834-1903 The Little Pool
The etching known as The Little Pool is the first of the 16 Thames etchings that Whistler did in the early 1871, they were known as the Thames set, these focus on the Pool of London and show the artists extremely skilled hand and obsession with detail. Whistler is renowned in the art world and therefore, means his more famous paintings fetch millions of pounds and even his etchings have fetched hundreds of thousands of pounds.

10.5cm by 12.5cm, Ink etching.

Whistler 1834-1903 The Little Pool. SOLD
£1,250.00

Whistler 1834-1903 The Little Pool
The etching known as The Little Pool is the first of the 16 Thames etchings that Whistler did in the early 1871, they were known as the Thames set, these focus on the Pool of London and show the artists extremely skilled hand and obsession with detail. Whistler is renowned in the art world and therefore, means his more famous paintings fetch millions of pounds and even his etchings have fetched hundreds of thousands of pounds.

10.5cm by 12.5cm, Ink etching.

The Scotch Malt Whisky Society, 17-year-old, Leith 1973. SOLD
£295.00

The Scotch Malt Whisky Society, 17-year-old, Leith 1973.
This is for you whisky connoisseurs out there, a rare single cask Leith whisky, distilled in November 1973, bottled in September 1990, it comes in at an impressive 99.4 proof and a sole worming 56.8%, a great one for the collectors.

Level, Into Neck

UK POSTAGE ONLY.

Highland Park 1970s. SOLD
£195.00

Highland Park 1970s
There whisky, like there island home, is shaped by a wild climate and stormy seas, and by the Vikings who settled there over 1,000 years ago, leaving their mark on their people and their culture. In Kirkwall, on the mainland, Highland Park has been distilled since 1798 on the same site as Magnus Eunsons original illicit still at High Park.
The 4000-year-old peat gives an astonishing intensity and complex floral aroma in their kilns that delivers the intensely balanced smoky sweetness found only in Highland Park.

Level High Shoulder

UK POSTAGE ONLY.

Springbank 15-year-old 1980s. SOLD
£725.00

Springbank 15-year-old 1980s

A bottling of 15-year-old Springbank released by the distillery, probably around the early 1980s. This simply-packaged classic is increasingly difficult to find.

Level, Into Neck

UK POSTAGE ONLY.

‘Iron Bridge at Coalbrook Dale’ Halfpenny 1792.
£35.00

‘Iron Bridge at Coalbrook Dale’ Halfpenny 1792.
Normally I don’t go in for token coins but this is the best I’ve seen in a long year. Lovely UNC condition.

‘Iron Bridge at Coalbrook Dale’ Halfpenny 1792.
£35.00

‘Iron Bridge at Coalbrook Dale’ Halfpenny 1792.
Normally I don’t go in for token coins but this is the best I’ve seen in a long year. Lovely UNC condition.

Frog Vesta. SOLD
£340.00

SOLD

Frog Vesta. SOLD
£340.00

SOLD

Old Grand-Dad 1970’s
£150.00

Old Grand-Dad 1970s.
A 40-year-old bottle of Old Grand-Dad, this is a brand of bourbon whisky distilled at Jim Beam in Clermont, Kentucky. The brand was created by Raymond B. Hayden and named after his grandfather Basil Hayden Sr, who was a well-known distiller during his lifetime.The sweet corn of this whiskey is hot on the lips but has a mild finish of vanilla and baking spices. Today, Old Grand-Dad is one of the ten best-selling straight whiskeys.

Level- Mid neck

UK POSTAGE ONLY.

George the sixth threepence 1946. SOLD
£10.00

The rare 1946 George the sixth threepence in very fine condition.

George the sixth threepence 1946. SOLD
£10.00

The rare 1946 George the sixth threepence in very fine condition.

Four Roses 1970s.
£85.00

Four Roses 1970s
Four Roses is a Kentucky straight bourbon whisky brand currently owned by the Kirin Brewery Company of Japan. Effective September 1, 2015, Brent Elliott is the master distiller of Four Roses. The company says the brand name was trademarked in 1888 by Jones, who claimed it had been produced and sold as early as the 1860s. Four Roses distils ten separate bourbons using two mash recipes and five yeast strains. From combining these ten bourbons the Four Roses distillery creates the standard “yellow label” expression. Single Barrel is made with only one of those ten bourbons. The others are made with combinations of two or more of the ten.

Level- Top of shoulder

UK POSTAGE ONLY.

Emperor Nero 54-68 AD.
£275.00

Emperor Nero 54-68 AD is another must have for Roman coin collectors; this coin is rarer than the normal silver denarius as it is the one with the three empirical standards on the reverse minted in Rome and somehow making its way to the British Isles. Extra fine condition.

Emperor Nero 54-68 AD.
£275.00

Emperor Nero 54-68 AD is another must have for Roman coin collectors; this coin is rarer than the normal silver denarius as it is the one with the three empirical standards on the reverse minted in Rome and somehow making its way to the British Isles. Extra fine condition.

Early Times 1970s.
£185.00

Early Times 1970s.
Early Times is a brand of Kentucky whiskey that is extremely rare to get of this age, its rich clean taste comes from the water that is naturally filtered through limestone springs. Early Times was not popular until 1920 when Congress passed the Volstead Act and Prohibition began. The brand prospered due to its maker having a license to continue production.

Level- Bottom of neck

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