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1854 |
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ANTIQUE PAPER
DOCUMENT SAINT PAULS CHURCH YARD. UNDER THE LONDON CITY IMPROVEMENT ACT 1854
- PREMISES No 30 SAINT PAULS CHURCH YARD - MR JOHN SKERRATT WESTON OF LAWRENCE
LANE IN THE CITY OF LONDON WAREHOUSEMAN AND HENRY DOVE DEANE OF MILL STREET,
HANOVER SQUARE IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX HATTER TO THE MAYOR OF LONDON -
COPY OF THE ASSIGNMENT OF LEASE. THIS A FINE DOCUMENT FOR ANYONE INTERESTED
IN THE HISTORY OF LONDON - IT ALSO HAS CONNECTIONS WITH THE FAMILY OF THE
FORMER QUEEN ELIZABETH THE QUEEN MOTHER - MEMBERS OF HER FAMILY: THE RIGHT
HONORABLE THOMES BOWES EARL OF STRATHMORE AND THE HONORABLE CHARLOTTE LYON
BOWES COMMONLY CALLED LADY GLAMIS - ARE MENTIONED AS OWNERS OF THE PROPERTY.
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION - SIZE 10 INCHES BY 16 INCHES ON
THREE SHEETS OF FOLDED WILLMOT WATERMARKED PAPER FOR 1853. |
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1696 |
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VELLUM
INDENTURE FOR MORTGAGE AND |
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Gilbert |
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1806 |
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Winfield |
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1818 |
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1818
ANTIQUE PAPER ABSTRACT OF TITLE. PAPER DOCUMENT DRAWN UP IN 1818.
ABSTRACT OF LEASEHOLD TITLE OF MISS ELIZABETH GASCOYNE TO SEVERAL MESSUAGES
AND GROUND SITUATE IN THE |
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1832 |
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1832
ANTIQUE PAPER RELEASE INDENTURE. DOCUMENT DRAWN UP IN IN 1832 ON PAPER
IT GIVES DETAIL OF RELEASE BETWEEN SAMUEL BATES FERRIS, TREASURE AND PAY
MASTER OF THE ISLE OF FRANCE AND A LIEUTENANT COLONEL IN THE HANOVERIAN
SERVICE AND ONLY SON OF SAMUEL FERRIS FORMERLY OF LITTLE MISSENDEN IN THE
COUNTY OF BUCKINGHAM AND LATE OF EXMOUTH IN THE COUNTY OF DEVON, B....? OF
MEDICINE DECEASED AND PHILIP COMBAULD LATE OF THE OLD CITY CHAMBERS IN THE
CITY OF LONDON BUT NOW OF WESTBURY NEAR BRISTOL IN THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET,
GENTLEMAN. Isle of |
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1858 |
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1858
ANTIQUE PAPER MARRIAGE SETTLEMENT. PAPER COPY DRAWN UP IN 1858. MR
WILLIAM JONES OF GREAT CORAM STREET LONDON, GENTLEMAN AND MISS CAROLINE DAVEY
OF TUCKINGMILL IN THE COUNTY OF CORNWALL AND MR SIMON DAVEY OF ROUEN FRANCE,
MERCHANT AND CHARLES DAVY OF SUTTON LANCASHIRE, MERCHANT. The deed then sets
out the investments and property with detail on land holdings AND the estate
of THOMAS DAVY DECEASED. THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS much detail for the Davy
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1675 |
Dominic
Winter 14 May 2003 |
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Bucks - Amersham. Attractive vellum
Exemplification of Common Recovery, by John Lloyd from James Perrott,
Westminster, 23 June 1675, of a messuage, three gardens, a dovecote, 200
acres land, 50 acres meadow, 50 acres pasture and 30 acres of wood, 50 acres
scrub and heath, engraved coats of arms and initials CR at top of document,
approx. 55 x 66 cm, retaining a large wax seal of Court of Common Pleas,
complete but imprecise impression |
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1827 |
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Boleler |
Joke |
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1712 |
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Butler |
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1903 |
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London - LEASE OF 154 LANGHAM ROAD, WEST GREEN, Parish of
Tottenham, County of Middlesex. A document drawn up in 1903 on
vellum. Handwritten and printed on four sides it gives details of
the property and LEASE between Messers ROWLEY BROTHERS AND
MR. THOMAS WILLIAM ROWLEY. It HAS A NICE HAND COLOURED SURVEY AND
FIVE SHILLINGS EMBOSSED REVENUE STAMP. |
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1774 |
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1774
ANTIQUE PAPER LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. COPY DOCUMENT DRAWN FROM THE
ORIGINAL IN 1802 BEING THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF RICHARD WALLER
WHITFIELD OF BEAR STREET IN THE PARISH OF ST. MARTIN IN THE FIELDS IN THE
COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX, ESQUIRE. NAMES OF ELIZABETH BRADSHAW; ANN WIGHTMAN;
THOMAS LEEMING OF DYERS BUILDINGS, .....?, LONDON, GENTLEMAN; MR PETER
NICHOLAS FRISQUETT OF LOTHBURY, LONDON, LEPIDARY, MR PETER FRISQUETT OF
GRAFTON STREET IN THE PARISH OF ST ANN SOHO, CHANTLER? & 'MY MOTHER' MRS
PHILLIS FRISQUETT. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION - SIZE
13 INCHES BY 16 INCHES ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PAPER WITH WATERMARK FOR THE YEAR 1802. |
Whitfield |
Bradshaw |
Wightman |
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1697 |
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1697 VELLUM
INDENTURE.ATTRACTIVE SECETARY SCRIPT. DEALS WITH A WIDOWS PROPERTY IN
HOLBOURE LONDON, CONCERNING SHOPS LAND AND ROOMS TO LET. TWO WAX SEALS OF
LIONS. ONE FOOT THREE INCHES X ONE FOOT. TWO VERTICAL FOLDS, AND TWO
HORIZONTAL FOLDS. ONE OFFICIAL PAPER STAMP, LIGHTLY TONED AND FOXED BUT
TOTALLY READABLE, VERY GOOD CONDITION |
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1763-1764 |
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Original
- Hand Written Diary. Dated - 20 of October 1763 To 30th of June 1764 The Christian
Experiences Of Elizabeth Kingsley (Later Mrs. Symonds.) Description : An
Unusual Unique item . I have been told that Elizabeth Kingsley was a relative
of the author "Charles Kingsley" who wrote the "Water
Babies". Presumably a cousin (removed), or (Great) Aunt. Please let me
know, if you know the relationship. (description continues after 1st scan) I
have read through the book, and will attempt to provide a precis of it's
contents. Elizabeth was a devoutly religious young woman, obviously of means,
and still living at home with her parents in London. There is a great deal of
insight into her "attempts" to follow her teachings from the Bible
and her teachers. She writes of the sermons of such preachers of the
Evangelical Revival as Madan, Romaine, Venn, Brittain, Langford, Hogg, Brewer
(at Pinner's Hall) and others.
("Such meetings were held regularly in the ministers’ houses and those
of a growing number of Christian nobility, including Lady Francis Shirley,
the Count and Countess of Huntingdon, Countess Delitz and Lord
Dartmouth." ref. google.com ) Interestingly ,she also speaks of visits
to "Wesley's" chapel, and attending a Methodist meeting, though not
a "follower". There are some more general observations on life, including
"The Lord Mayor's Parade", a few sections on their servants,
including one who had died after leaving their service " a fallen woman
". Illnesses in the family, and more...
Though for me the most interesting thing is her outlook on life. A few
quotes to illustrate - "I am at present slothful in religion, but I have
no power to do anything: I can't help my self. My spiritual disease rages and
gets head apace, and at the same I find my strength decay" "A very
stupid frame I have been in today; but O yet blessed be the Lord, he has not
left me for some weeks past, to those great terrors which sometimes I
have....." "This has been a blessed day to my soul, my heart has
been fill'd with the love of Jesus..........." Condition : Softbound handstitched book with light
blue covers which are a little dirty and worn. Internally the majority of the
pages are clean. A couple of pages have tears with loss, though one was torn
before the diary was written , a couple of closed small tears elsewhere.
Signature of (Elizabeth Emery , Bedford or Bidford) on inside cover. Book
Measures Area 8 x 6 1/2 inches - 20 cm
x 16cm. Unpaginated - 144 pages. Overall GOOD + There were 4 images from this
diary available on request. |
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1889 |
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VELLUM
COUNTERPART LEASE 1889. A document drawn up in 1889
on VELLUM. Handwritten AND PRINTED and on ONE SHEET (TWO
SIDES) it gives details of the COUNTERPART LEASE OF A PIECE OF
LAND AND HOUSE BEING No 21 ROSEBURY ROAD IN THE PARISH OF
FULHAM (LONDON) IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. BETWEEN MR ALFRED WEAVER OF
QUEENS PARADE CLAPHAM AND MR ALFRED WEAVER OF STREATHAM ELMS, TOOTING BEC
ROAD, SURREY. |
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1731 |
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London - A contemporary copy manuscript conveyance
for the sale of chambers in Serles Court, Lincolns Inn by Sir William
Thompson to Edmund Hoskins, 31st July 1731. Three manuscript leaves, on
paper, each 16 ½ x 13 inches, joined at head with pink ribbon. With revenue
blind-stamps. Inscribed at end “This is a true Copy from the Original Record
remaining in the Chapel of the Rolls having been examined” & signed by
Henry Rooke, Clerk of the Rolls. The document describing at length the
situation and size of the premises and recording that the purchase price is
£1,300.00. Marginal split on one fold ese very good. |
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1814-1853 |
Lesley
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London - Manor of Hampstead, Middx. ADMISSION of
Charles Cartwright on surrender of Elizabeth Vincent Widow, and Surrender to
use of his Will. At a Court Baron held 14th Feb. 1814. Refers to the George
Public House and adjacent parcels of land, formerly part of the waste land of
the Manor.... Together with.... ASSIGNMENT of the George Inn, Robt. Patey to
Andrew Donnison, 1836.... Counterpart LEASE of a tenement called 'The George
Inn', Ann Winfield to Samuel Tipping, 1852.... ASSIGNMENT of the George Inn,
Samuel Tipping to Edmond Sexton, 1853. All documents on vellum, all with wax
seals except the Surrender, last two deeds have 2 sheets. 1814-53. £28.00 |
Cartwright |
Vincent |
Patey |
Donnison |
Winfield |
Tipping |
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1817 |
Bloomsbury
12-13 Jun 2003 |
654 |
Taylor
(Cox, of Bloomsbury) Commonplace book, including a 60pp. list of his library,
manuscript, 357pp. excluding blanks, some ff. loose or working loose,
slightly browned, contemporary reversed calf-backed boards, rubbed, covers
detached, sm. 4to, n.d. [c. 1817]. "Sanders sale of Books July 11th -
1817". |
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1898 |
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Offered
is this three page vellum document and note dated 10 March 1898 together with
a plan. It measures 20 inches long by 27.5 inches wide. The letter measures 8
inches long by 5 inches wide. It is between the Joint Estate Trustees of the
Joint Pauchial Charities of Saint Giles to Earnest Talernade. It deals with
the lease of the Marquis of Granby Public House and Stabbling adjoining in
Down street and Brick Street near Hyde Park in the County of London. It
contains the revenue stamps and 25 red wax seals and signatures. |
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1864 |
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Offered
is this two page vellum document with a plan dated 22 February 1864. It
measures 22.5 inches long by 27.25 inches wide. It is between The Trusties of
the Alice Hintons Charity to Mrs Maria Wyatt. It deals with the lease of the
premises in Brick street Hyde Park, London. It retains the revenue stamp and
wax seal and signature of Maria Wyatt. The plan on the first page is in black
and white and is very detailed. |
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1886 |
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1886
ANTIQUE PAPER GRANTING OF LEASE DOCUMENT FOR THE BATH HOTEL PICCADILLY
LONDON. AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE REVEREND HENRY MARLOW WILKINSON OF BISTERN
NEAR RINGWOOD IN THE COUNTY OF HANTS, CLERK, ELDEST SON AND HEIR AT LAW OF
THE REVEREND WATTS WILKINSON; MARIA ELIZA WILKINSON OF WYNNSTAY BURGESS HILL
IN THE COUNTY OF SUSSEX AND SAMPSON COPESTAKE OF THE SAME PLACE. REFERENCES
TO THE BATH HOTEL AND THE "OLD WHITE HORSE CELLAR" - FORMERLEY IN
THE OCCUPATION OF LORD FAVERSHAM AND NOW OF LORD WALSINGHAM. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL
AND IN GOOD CONDITION - SIZE 15 INCHES BY 19 INCHES ON TWO SHEETS OF FOLDED
GREEN AND SON WATERMARKED PAPER FOR 1886 - FIVE SHILLING IMPRESSED REVENUE
STAMP. |
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1774 |
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1774 LETTER TO SCOTLAND YARD SEAL POSTMARKS. Lovely letter. This
came with the deeds that I am selling. It was posted to ** WILSON ESQ,
SCOTLAND YARD, WHITEHALL, LONDON. It is from a man named THOMAS DUNCOMBE
whose family crest is clearly seen on the black wax seal on this envelope/letter.
He resided at BERKHAMPSTEAD ST. PETERS. On the front is a manuscript postal
charge 3. On the rear is a Bishops mark? and a two line BERKHAMSTEAD
postmark. Berkhampstead is in Hertfordshire I believe. The letter relates to
Mr Duncombes wine purchases and mentions a Mr John Loveday, Wine Merchant, 10
Little Eastcheap - where Mr Duncombe intends to stay when he visits London.
Nice Georgian letter in super condition, with an excellent seal and
interesting postal marks. |
Wilson |
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1722 |
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1722
ANTIQUE VELLUM MANOR DOCUMENT. IMPORTANT LORD OF MANOR DEED. VELLUM
DOCUMENT DRAWN UP IN 1722 BETWEEN GEOFF FORBES OF THE PARISH OF SAINT ANDREW
IN HOLBORN IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX, CHEESEMONGER AND ROBERT GIBSON OF
LANCASTER IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER AND THOMAS SHEPHERD OF KENDALL IN THE
COUNTY OF WESTMORLAND. DOTH GRANT BARGAIN SELL THE MANNOR MESSUAGES LANDS
TENAMENTS. ALL THAT MANNOR OR LORDSHIP OF NATEBY WITH ALL ITS RIGHTS AND
MANSION HOUSE - NATEBY HALL AND WINDMILL AND KILNE. INFORMATION FOR
COLLECTORS: Nateby Nateby township is
said to have been the tenure of the family of Travers of Tulketh to as far
back as the reign of Henry I. Laurence Travers, who lived soon after that
reign, was succeeded by eleven generations. Nateby appears to be in the
possesion of William Travers in 1524 and 1559, and Richard Travers is
recorded as holding Nateby Hall in 1557. The greater part of the township was
divided at the time of the duke of Hamiltons sale, the balance being sold to
a number of people by Mr. Hand around 1800. At Nateby in the "Over
Wyre" district between Garstang and the parish of Pilling, a large
concerted research programme which involves several universities is being
undertaken right now. This came about because of the discovery of a Roman
road under a lawn in a private garden; it appears to point to a major site of
ancient occupation which had previously only been guessed at. The archeologists
are reported to have identified several woodhenges; a large fish pond, many
underground chambers and several roads, both Roman and pre-Roman. GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION - SOME
WEAR TO FOLDS - SIZE 23 INCHES BY 19
INCHES ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM WITH THREE BLUE PAPER EMBOSSED REVENUE
STAMPS AND ONE RED WAX SEAL. |
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1818 |
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LARGE VELLUM INDENTURES 19TH JAN 18I8. CROYDON SURREY ENGLAND. EACH DOCUMENT
MEASURES TWO FOOT FOR INCHES X ONE FOOT EIGHT INCHES. DEALS WITH LAND
INHERITANCE, JOHN BARKER OF GRACECHURCH STREET CITY OF LONDON AND PHILIP
DAVIS MORTGAGE ON A PROPERTY IN CROYDON SURREY. THREE WAX SEALS, TWO VERTICLE
AND TWO HORIZONTAL FOLDS, VERY CLEAR ATTRACTIVE HANDWRITING, NO FOXING OR
STAINS DOCUMENTS ARE BOTH IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. |
Barker |
Davis |
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1808 |
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A
document drawn up in 1808 on PAPER. Handwritten and
on ONE folded SHEET of ALLEE BOND PAPER dated 1803 - it gives
details of the THE RELEASE BETWEEN SAMUEL JOHNSON ESQ. OF PORTMAN PLACE
LONDON TO GIDEON ACLAND ESQ OF ST MARTINS LANE, LONDON, MERCHANT. - IN
GOOD CONDITION - 10 INS X 15 INS. WITH FIRM STRIKE REVENUE STAMP |
Johnson |
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1821 |
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Schedule
of the AGREEMENT AS TO STAY OF PROCEEDINGS IN THE EJECTMENT AND FOR A
NEW LEASE OF MOIETY OF PREMISES IN OCCUPATION drawn up in 1833. BETWEEN
NICHOLAS FRANCE ESQUIRE AND CHARLES COSENS ESQUIRE - PREMISES No 67 PRINCES
STREET, LONDON. IN GOOD CONDITION WITH A WELL STRUCK EMBOSSED REVENUE |
France |
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1724 |
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RARE ANTIQUE
OBLIGATION BOND FOR £1241 DATED 1724. A documents drawn up in 1724 BETWEEN
HENRY LOVIBOND TO THOMAS JOHN BENNETT (from image – ‘of Middle Temple,
London, Armiger’). TWO FIRM STRUCK EMBOSSED REVENUES. WRITTEN ON HWS SHEILD
WATERMARKED PAPER. |
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1870 |
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1870
ASSIGNMENT Of Leasehold premises No. 2 CAMBRIDGE VILLAS, SOUTHAMPTON ROAD ,
NOTTING HILL. From Messrs Albert John and Victor Bauer to Messrs Robert Henry
Pearson and Johnathon Pearson. 2 sheets approx 24" x 24" in good
condition 5 wax seals and relevant revenue stamps |
John |
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1882 |
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1882
Last Will and Testament and probate of Mr Richard Abethell of No. 5 Palace Gardens
Terrace,Kensington.Dealing with his estate amounting to £10,570 consisting of
property, 4 per cent India Stock,and Norwich Union stock in good condition 1
sheet measuring approx 25" x 25" with all relevant stamps and seals
also Chancery form with large(4") impressed hanging seal |
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1864 |
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1864
Counterpart Lease of No.36 Blenheim Crescent, Sussex Road, Notting Hill. from
Mr Charles Chambers To Mr ThomasJ.May in good condition 1 sheet measuring
approx 25" x 25" with all relevant stamps and seals |
Chambers |
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1890,
1894 |
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1890
Lease of Shop and Dwelling house next to the drinking fountain in High St,Harrow
From Mr George Clark to Mr John Robert Goshawk also on same 2 sheets 1894
Assignment of said shop From J.R.Goshawk to Mr George Pawsey in good
condition 2 sheets measuring approx 25" x 25" with all relevant
stamps and seals for both transactions |
Clark |
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1876 |
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1876
Duplicate Conveyance and Assignment and Release By Messrs R.H.Pearson and Mr
J.Pearson of freehold and Leasehold Hereditaments in the County of Middlesex for
the purpose of affecting a Partition of the same hereditaments between them.2
sheets of agreement 2 sheets of schedule dealing with over seventy properties
in Coningham Rd, Cathnor Rd, Overstone Rd, Ladbroke Grove, Lancaster rd,
Rusell Rd, Cambridge Gardens, Oxford Rd, and Portland Rd..In good condition 4
sheets Measuring approx 25" x 25" with all relevant stamps and
seals |
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1873 |
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1873
Release of Mortgage charge on Chilton Villa, Cambridge Road, Notting
Hill.From The Trustees of The Kensington Permanent Benefit Building Society
to Messrs Robert Henry Pearson and Johnathon Pearson in good condition 2
sheets measuring approx 18" x 12" with all relevant stamps and
seals |
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1880 |
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1880
Assignment of Leasehold premises No. 86 Cambridge Gardens, Notting Hill from
Mr John Stockdale Stallard and his mortgagees to Mr Bernard Lee . 2 sheets
approx 24" x 24" in good condition 7 wax seals and relevant revenue
stamps |
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1884 |
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1884
MORTGAGE of ground with premises formerly No.5 ABERCROMBIE Terrace , VERNON
RD , TURNPIKE Rd.but now known as No. 10 Vernon Rd , Turnpike Rd. in the
parish of HORNSEY. From Mr Charles R Banks ,Fancy case maker .To Lewys Amos
,Carpenter, Edward Charles Wakerling, Fancy leather case maker, Robert
Melville, Watch and Cronometer jeweler the trustees for the Loyal Napier
Lodge No.4182 of the Independent Order of Oddfellows Manchester Unity
Freindly Society to secure the repayment of £700 and interest . 2 sheets
approx 24" x 24" in good condition 4 wax seals and relevant revenue
stamps plus additional folded approx A3 sheet with later additions |
Banks |
Amos |
Wakerling |
Melville |
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1788 |
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- Old English hand written Deed of Appointment
dated the 11th day of August 1788 (executed in the Reign of our Sovereign
Lord George the Third - Prime Minister at the time, William Pitt - son of
Earl of Chatham )BY John Goldsborough Ravenshaw and Elizabeth his wife . The
consideration monies are £5000. The Deed was made pursuant to a Power in the
Articles to their Marriage Settlement. It refers to "All those four
several messuages and tenements situate standing and being in Cannon Street
and Crooked Lane in the Parish of Saint Michaels...." It consists of two
pages and a Back sheet. It measures 30 inches by 25 inches and it's weight is
approx.132 grammes. For its age it is in very good condition. The back sheet
is a little stained due to storage and it is slightly thin on its folds. It
has been stored in the same Safe for over 20 years. An ideal piece of English
history for collectors of old hand written documents. The Signatures and the
two wax seals appear to be in the near same condition as when they were |
Pitt |
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1761 |
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A VELLUM document drawn up in 1761 WITH DETAILS
OF A RELEASE AND ASSIGNMENT OF FREEHOLD AND CUSTOMARYHOLD LANDS IN COITY
ANGLIA, COUNTY GLAMORGAN WALES. BETWEEN MICHAEL JONES OF OLD FISH STREET
LONDON AND JOHN JONES OF FAIRFORD IN THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER AND MARY JONES
OF BIDGEND IN GLAMORGAN (First Part) and Mr David Jones? (Second Part). A
NICE DOCUMENT ON ONE SHEET WITH STRONG CLEAR HAND WRITING. EMBOSSED REVENUE
STAMP AND FOUR RED WAX SEALS. |
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1594 |
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Appointment
dated 27th February 1594 by Richard Wigmore esquire of London of George
Fashon of Gamezey gentleman and William Grosse of Southampton merchant as his
attornies. Attested by Paul Tybools notary public. It is in Latin and has the
most fantastic seal attached to it. Formed of two documents 310mm x 330mm |
Wigmore |
Fashon |
Grosse |
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1813 |
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Administration
1813 Comprising a single sheet approx. 8” x 7” referring to William Henry Kenn
of Long Alley in the Parish of Saint Thomas Shoreditch in the County of
Middlesex. Other names mentioned:- William Kenn. Two embossed revenue stamps
with lead seals. Clean document, but torn at bottom of document. No pendant
seal. |
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1814 |
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Administration
1814 Comprising a single sheet approx. 8” x 7 ½” referring to William Browne.
Other names mentioned:- Joseph Browne late of Broad Street Hill in the Parish
of Saint Nicholas Cole Abbey London. Clean document showing signs of
yellowing. Large intact oval Pendant Seal. |
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1814 |
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Administration
1814 Comprising a single sheet approx. 8” x 7 ½” referring to Alice Schiavonetti
of Phillimore Place Kensington in the County of Middlesex. Other names
mentioned:- Nicholas Schiavonetti. Two embossed revenue stamps with lead
seals. Slightly grubby document with large pendant seal (cracked). |
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1819 |
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Administration
1819 Comprising two sheets approx. 9” x 7” & 7 ¾” x 3 ¼”referring to
Thomas Sheffield William Browne. Other names mentioned:- Thomas Sheffield
late of Enfield in the County of Middlesex. Single embossed revenue stamp
with lead seal on main sheet and embossed two pence stamp on solicitor’s
receipt. Clean document. Large intact oval Pendant Seal. |
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1833 |
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Administration
1833 Comprising a very involved single sheet of text approx. 8” x 8”
referring to George Rickett. Other names mentioned:- Elizabeth Rickett née
Portlock, Thomas Portlock of Winchester Street in the Parish of Allhallows in
the Wall London Clothier, Sarah Portlock, William Hurcom & William
Parkinson. Single embossed revenue stamp with lead seal. Clean document. No
pendant seal. |
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Portlock |
Hurcom |
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Administration
1837 Comprising a single sheet approx. 8” x 8” referring to Charles Baddeley
late of the Strand in the Precinct of the Savoy in the County of Middlesex
Boot and Shoe maker. Other names mentioned:- Anne Baddley, Charles Baddeley
(jnr) & Reverend Thomas Sanderson. Two embossed revenue stamps with lead
seals. Tidy document. No pendant seal. |
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1848,
1874, 1892, 1900 |
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Durham, London, Northumberland, Staffordshire –
Wills of John Stephenson of Durham 1848; William Henry Jackson of London
1874; Henry Robert Menzies of Berwick Upon Tweed 1892; Mr James Gallimore of
Stafford 1900. First document has no seal. The second document has no seal
and a narrow strip removed from the right hand side, but virtually all text
is determinable. The third document is without a seal. The fourth document
has a large pendant seal (detached). |
Stephenson |
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Administration
1849 Comprising a single sheet approx. 9” x 9” referring to Susanna Hoggart.
Other names mentioned:- Charles Lancelot Hoggart late of No. 62 Old Broad
Street in the City of London. Single
embossed revenue stamp with lead seal. Tidy document. Large intact oval
Pendant Seal. |
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1868 |
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LEGAL
DOCUMENT : MORTGAGE DEED. GENEALOGY INFORMATION : THOMAS HAYNES GOLDNEY
ROAD PADDINGTON IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX TO DAVID STEERS OF EAST
MOLESEY IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY, HOTEL KEEPER. MORTGAGE BT DEMISE OF No 6
GOLDNEY ROAD PADDINGTON IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX FOR SECURING £400.
INTERESTING DEED ON TWO SHEETS WITH A NUMBER OF UPDATED INDENTURES
ON REVERSE. GOOD GENERAL CONDITION- SOME DUSTING AND WEAR TO FOLDS -
WITH GOOD MANUSCRIPT HAND. FOUR RED
WAX SEAL AND FIVE EMBOSSED REVENUE STAMPS.
INDENTURE SIZE 29 INS X 27 INS |
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1907 |
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1907
LONDON LEGAL DOCUMENT: RENTED PREMISES FOR STOCKBROKERS. 7 year lease of
portion of first floor of Nos 4 and 6 Copthall Avenue, City of London.
Indenture made on 26th February 1907 between Messrs J W and R B Chessum,
builders and contractors of Bow, Middlesex and Howard Kelsey, Edward Higginson
and Reginald Syrett, Members of the London Stock Exchange. This section concluded with two Chessum wax
seals. Second indenture made 30th
April 1912 in which Edward Higginson agreed the assignment of the premises
from Howard Kelsey and Reginald Syrett after the stockbroker partnership was
dissolved on 25th March 1912. This section concluded with 3 wax seals of
Kelsey, Syrett and Higginson. Good condition fine example of immaculately
scripted English handwriting. 8 pages; width 25.5 cm height 38 cm. |
Chessum |
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1875 |
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1875
ANTIQUE PAPER LEASE DOCUMENT. BETWEEN FREDERICK MESSENT OF BULL STREET
BIRMINGHAM IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK, CLOTHIER AND THOMAS DUNCAN OF KING
WILLIAM STREET IN THE CITY OF LONDON, FOREIGN PROVISION IMPORTER. HOUSE
WAREHOUSE AND BUILDING IN COMMERCIAL ROAD IN THE PARISH OF ST. MARY
WHITECHAPEL IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD
CONDITION - SIZE 8 INCHES BY 10 INCHES ON FIVE SHEETS OF FOLDED T.H. SAUNDERS
WATERMARKED PAPER FOR 1875 - ONE POUND FIVE SHILLINGS IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMP
AND A BIRMINGHAM TAX STAMP. |
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1879 |
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1879
ANTIQUE VELLUM DOCUMENT. VELLUM DOCUMENT DRAWN UP IN 1879 BEING A
LEASE OF POSSESSION. BETWEEN SIR WILLIAM PALLISER OF EARLS COURT SQUARE IN
THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX AND CHARLES HUNT OF LANGBRIDGE ROAD KENSINGTON. LEASE
FOR DWELLING HOUSE. SIGNED BY SIR WILLIAM PALLISER. Converted guns When
rifled artillery first came into the service there were a great many smooth
bore guns in store. For the sake of economy it was advisable to find a means
of utilising these guns as rifled muzzle loaders. The material was weak
however and it was necessary to find a method of strengthening them. A
successful system was finally adopted in 1863. This was proposed by Sir
William Palliser.1 To distinguish these converted guns from the the newly
produced guns they were classified as follows:- All reworked and converted
guns = R.M.L. All new guns = M.L.R. Over 2,000 of these converted guns were
made.There are are two patterns of 64 pr. converted guns, both converted from
smooth bore cast iron guns. These are the 64 pr. of 71 cwt. (converted from the
8-inch shell gun) and the 64 pr. of 58 cwt. (converted from the 32 pr. of 58
cwt.) Some 80 pr. 5 ton guns were also converted on the same system. The
Palliser System The system of conversion to rifled, (R.M.L.) was the Palliser
one, which consisted of boring out the cast iron gun to form a casing, and
then inserting a coiled wrought iron barrel, kept in position by an iron
collar and a screw plug under the trunnions. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD
CONDITION - SIZE 27 INCHES BY 19
INCHES ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM WITH ONE BLUE PAPER EMBOSSED
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP AND ONE WAX SEAL. |
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1898 |
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Offered
is this one page vellum document dated 9 March 1898. It measures 21.75 inches
long by 28 inches wide. It is between Earnest Tabernaile and Robert Pearce.
It has two in one indentures with the second on the rear of the first page.
It deals with the Lease of Archway Entrance in Down Street, Piccadilly,
London from The Trustees of the Joint Parochail Charities of St Giles,
Cripplegate and St Luke Old Street. the scond indenture is dated 10 June
1898. It contains a coloured plan of the property concerned together with the
signatures, wax seals and revenue stamps. |
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1869 |
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NAMES:
THE RIGHT HONOURABLE JAMES EDWARD LORD CRANSTOUN OF SANDRIDGE IN THE COUNTY
OF DEVON; PHILIP WILKINSON OF CONNAUGHT TERRACE, LONDON; JONADAT HANKS OF
CAMBRIDGE ROAD HAMMERSMITH. PLACES: ANTROBUS ROAD HAMMERSMITH. WRITTEN IN
ENGLAND DURING THE REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA WITH PLAN, WAX SEAL AND
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS. IT IS IN GOOD CONDITION ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM
WITH USUAL FOLDS, 24 INS X 28 INS. |
Cranstoun |
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1804 |
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Copy
Lease for a year dated 19th. June 1804 (appears to be watermarked? 1802).
Intersting because it is between Thomas Wheldale late of Huntingdon? Esquire
but now a prisoner in the Kings Bench Prison and Jmes Esdaile Hammet of Lombard
Street in the City of London, Banker. Contains approx. 2 pages. No pretty
seals here (because it is a copy, albeit 'watermarked' 1802). Generally in
good condition. |
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1788 |
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Old
English hand written Deed of Assignment dated 12th August 1788 (executed in
the Reign of our Sovereign Lord George the Third- Prime Minister at the time,
William Pitt - son of Earl of Chatham) by John Goldsborough Ravenshaw and
Elizabeth, his wife to Edward Wilmot. It refers to a messuage in Cannon
Street, London being the corner house in the west end of Crooked Lane in the
Parish of St. Michaels. It consists of 4 pages and a back sheet. It measures
30" x 26" and it's weight is approximately 192 grammes. For its age
it is in good condition. The back sheet is a little stained, due to storage
and it is slightly thin on one or two of its folds. It has been stored in the
same Safe for over 20 years. An ideal piece of English history for collectors
of old hand written documents. The signatures and the 4 wax seals appear to
be in the near same condition as when they were first impressed upon the
document nearly 215 years ago. The 4 original Revenue stamps (sealed and
impressed on the front of the pages with the original black stamps on the
back) are again in good to fair condition. |
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1860 |
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1860 ANTIQUE PAPER DOCUMENT SARAH RAM LONDON. TYPE OF DOCUMENT:
PERMISSION TO MAKE A DOORWAY INTO THE GROUND BELONGING TO THE SOCIETY OF
FRIENDS AND LATELY USED AS A BURIAL GROUND. BETWEEN: ELEANOR SARAH RAM AND
GEORGE LEAKE. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION - SIZE 15 INCHES BY 8
INCHES ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED J.
WHATMAN WATERMARKED PAPER FOR 1859. FEATURES:
ONE IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMP FOR ONE SHILLING AND THREE PENCE. |
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1827 |
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On old
original 1827 rent agreement document between The Govenors of St.
Bartholomews Hospital London and Thomas and Jacob Parker for the lease of
Swan Yard Livery, stables and houses in Hosier Lane. Document states that the
rent shall be £55 per year for 61 years with a land tax of £6.16. This is a
really interesting two page document with a map of the site. Each page
measures approx. 30" by 23" and comes folded with some staining
which doesn't in anyway effect the excellent clarity of the written text or
of the map. The document must contain a couple of thousand words, has 3 signatures
and 2 blue seals attatched to the document and one large wax seal (crumbling)
which comes with the plans. This really is an interesting piece of history
concerning the world famous St. Bartholomews Hospital which tells of many
things including the planning restrictions for example, '....and shall not at
any time during the said term hereby granted alter changes or vary the
elevation or front of the said tenement...' This would make an excellent
addition to any collection and in addition would provide excellent historical
and research information. |
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1909 |
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1909
ANTIQUE PAPER LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT DOCUMENT. ELISABETH CHARLOTTA HESSLE OF
No. 26 ACACIA ROAD ST. JOHNS WOOD IN THE COUNTY OF LONDON, Spinster.
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION
- ON FOLDED HERCULES
WATERMARKED PAPER - 9 INCHES BY 11 INCHES. From image appoints Ben..? L...?
Hessle of Gothenburg in the Kingdom of Sweden executor. Bequeaths all
possessions to Ivy Margaret Hessle when she reaches 21 years of age. |
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1915 |
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1915
ANTIQUE PAPER LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT DOCUMENT. ADA ALMA GWINNETT OF 42
HILLFIELD ROAD, WEST END, KILBURN, LONDON - WIFE OF JOHN GEORGE GWINNETT. GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION - ON
FOLDED MATHEW DREW WATERMARKED PAPER -
9 INCHES BY 11 INCH. Executors Frederic William Holinson of 7 Hillcrest Avenue Golders Green
Schoolmaster and John Wadham Cook of 61 High ... Road Harringay Watchmaker.
Bequest to her adopted daughter Amy Mary Merriman, wife of Percival Henry
Merriman of 84 Hamilton Road Golders Green and to her cousin Henry Albert
Curry. |
Gwinnett |
Holinson |
Cook |
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1921 |
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1921 A PAPER
LAND DEED FOR A PARCEL OF LAND NEAR THE RIVER SEVERN. BETWEEN: SIR LIONEL
HAMILTON MARMADUKE DARRELL BART D.S.O. OF SAUL LODGE IN THE COUNTY OF
GLOUCESTER A MAJOR IN HIS MAJESTY'S LIFE GUARDS; ROMER WILLIAMS OF NORFOLK
HOUSE, THAMES EMBANKMENT, LONDON; WILLIAM HARRY VEREIST DARELL C.M.G., D.S.O.
OF AUDLEY SQUARE, LONDON AND TOM POCKETT OF THE GLEBE FARM FRETHERNE WITH
SAUL IN THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER. MAP: FOR LAND CALLED LONGCROFT NEAR THE
DARELL ARMS AND FRAMILODE MILL, FRETHERNE. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD
CONDITION -DRAFT ON THREE SHEETS OF
FOLDED PAPER, 13 INCHES BY 15 INCHES PLUS WAX LINNEN SITE MAP. |
Darrell |
Williams |
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1898 |
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1898
ANTIQUE PAPER AGREEMENT DOCUMENT FOR THE SALE AND PURCHASE OF JAKSONSRIGG ESTATE IN THE PARISH OF
ARTHURET CUMBERLAND. BETWEEN SIR RICHARD JAMES GRAHAM OF NETHERBY IN THE
COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND BARONET AND CHARLES CLAVELL HORE OF COPTHALL BUILDINGS
THROGMORTON STREET IN THE CITY OF LONDON AND RALPH EDWARD ALLEN OF BATHAMPTON
MANOR IN THE COUNTY OF SOMESET A COLONEL AND ASSISTANT ADJUTANT GENERAL IN
HER MAJESTY'S ARMY. NICE SCHEDULE OF FARM ESTATE WITH ORDANCE SURVEY
REFERENCES FOR FIELDS WITH CROP DECRIPTION AND SIZE. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND
IN GOOD CONDITION - ON FOLDED
SAUNDERS WATERMARKED FOR 1895 - SIZE 9 INCHES BY 14 INCHES. |
Graham |
Hore |
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1906,
1908 |
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1906 -
AND TWO 1908 - A COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE
PAPER INDENTURE DOCUMENTS WITH IMPRESSED REVENUES. BILL OF SALE 1908: JOHN
GIBBS TO GEORGE HORLEY BOTH OF LONDON - A LONG LIST OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.
DEED OF GIFT 1908: GEORGE HORLEY TO MRS E. A. GIBBS - A LONG LIST OF
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. DEED OF APPOINTMENT 1906: MRS HELLEN COOK OF LONDON TO
MESSERS HINTON AND CLAIRE. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION - TEN DOCUMENTS ASSORTED SIZES ON
FOLDED WATERMARKED AND BONDED PAPER. |
Gibbs |
Horley |
Cook |
Hinton |
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1831 |
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1831
ANTIQUE VELLUM INDENTURE LEASE DEED. TYPE OF DOCUMENT: INDENTURE OF LEASE
BETWEEN RICHARD GROOM OF HENRIETTA STREET, CAVENDISH SQUARE IN THE COUNTY OF
MIDDLESEX AND SIR ALEXANDER CROKE OF STUDLEY IN THE COUNTY OF OXFORD, KNIGHT;
WILLIAM HENRY ASHURST OF WATERSTOFT IN THE SAME COUNTY, ESQUIRE; JOSEPH
WARNER HENLEY OF WATERPERRY IN THE SAID COUNTY OF OXFORD, ESQUIRE; PHILLIP
HERBERT WYKHAM OF KINGTON IN THE COUNTY OF BURKS, ESQUIRE; ETC.; DEMISE OF A
MESSUAGE OR DWELLING HOUSE AND PREMISES SITUATE AND BEING IN THE PARISH OF
WOMMINGHALL OTHERWISE WOMALL IN THE COUNTY OF BUCKS. ALSO REFERENCE TO GRANT
AND RELEASE WITH THE DUKE OF SUTHERLAND AND VISCOUNT MORPETH. GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION - ON FOLDED
VELLUM SIZE 27 INCHES BY 23 INCHES - WITH ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP
AND ONE WAX SEAL. |
Groom |
Croke |
Ashurst |
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1754-1758 |
Dominic
Winter 25 June 2003 |
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Barrington
(William Wildman, 1717-1793, second Viscount Barrington). A collection of
thirty-six manuscript invoices relating to the Barrington households, 29
October 1754 to 8 June 1758, including the organisation of 000 mortgage on a
house in Bishopsgate, inventory and insurance of house at [20] Cavendish
Square, plus building materials and services, etc., mostly 1p., various sizes
Invoices
include for bricklaying, carpentry, mending a copper, painting, paper, nails,
lustres, Dresden jars, wood carving, lids, plumbers, beds, benches, Damask,
plasterers, garden planting, candlesticks, cabinetmaking, locks, hinges,
trivets, etc. |
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1759 |
Dominic
Winter 25 June 2004 |
511 |
Barrington
(John, 1720?-1764, Naval Commander). Royal warrant appointing Barrington to
be General and Commander in Chief of the Forces to be employed on a secret
expedition, dated 11 May 1759, written in English in a neat hand, signatures
of George II (1683-1760), William Pitt (1708-1778) and Thomas Tyrwhitt
(1730-1786), remains of wax seal, approx. 45 x 58 cmBarrington had recently
successfully led the expedition to reduce Guadeloupe from French occupation
[see 'Guadeloupe 1759' below]. Shortly after this warrant Barrington returned
to England. |
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1702,
1800s |
Dominic
Winter 25 June 2005 |
512 |
Barrington
family. A collection of approx. 170 paid household bills and invoices for the
New House [Shrivenham House], c. 1829-31, together with approx. 26 printed
sheets for Beckett [Shrivenham] Weekly Accounts, each with manuscript details
of estate workers and wages, May to October 1813, oblong folio, plus several
related invoices, a typescript 'Memoirs of the Barrington Family, 1804-1881'
by Augusta MacLagan, dated Lichfield, 1883, modern half morocco, 4to, plus a
manuscript pen and coloured ink plan on vellum of 'The ground plan of Tuffts
[Essex] as now standing this 12 of March 1702', approx. 56 x 40 cm |
Barrington |
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1790s |
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UNUSUAL VELLUM DOCUMENTS QUITE LARGE TWO FOOT THREE INCHES X ONE FOOT NINE
INCHES. ALL JOINNED TOGETHER, HOWEVER SOME ARE DUEL SIDED I.E THEY HAVE
SCRIPT OFTEN UNRELATED ON BOTH SIDES.DOCUMENT ONE HEREDITAMENTS WILLIAM
BOUTHELY SARAH & JOSEPH ENGLAND, LIGHT FOXING GEORGE 3RD NO DATE BUT 12
WAX SEALS. SECOND DOCUMENT ENTITLED LIFE DEALING WITH SAME PEOPLE.THIRD
DOCUMENT JOHN CUMBER AND JANE HIS WIFE, ON THE REVERSE OF THIS DOCUMENT IS AN
OLDER ONE COMPLETE NOT ERASED, AN INDENTURE BETWEEN WILLIAM HODSON AND JOHN
WATTS PRINTER PARISH OF ST LUKES MIDDLSEX TWO WAX SEALS LOADS OF NICE
SIGNATURES, DATED 1804. NEXT DOCUMENT HOLBURN GLAZIER DEALING WITH PREMISES WILLIAM
SOLBURT. ON THE REVERS IS AN OLDER DOCUMENT 1795 INDENTURE WILLIAM HODSON,
HUMPHREY CORNWALL WOOBYCH, FOUR WAX SEALS SIGNATURES.NEXT 1797 DEALING WITH A
TRUST. REVERSE 1793 DEALING WITH ELIZABETH BENTLEY OF LYON SQUARE ONE WAX
SEAL, THIS IS A WILL. LOADS OF OFFICIAL SEALS PAPER AND STAMPED. ALL
DOCUMENTS HAVE THREE HORIZONTAL AND TWO VERTICLE FOLDS. OUT SIDE PAGE VERY
DIRTY AS SHOWN BY SCAN, FOUR HAVE WATER DAMAGE. TOO ME IT APPEARS THAT SOME
SKIN FLINT HAS REUSED OLD DOCUMENTS, THREE HAVE TOTALLY UNRELATED SUBJECTS ON
THEIR REVERS COMPLETE, WRITTEN IN THE 1790S, IN DIFFERENT HANDS, WHILE ALL
SIX ON THEIR OBVERSE APPEAR TO DEAL WITH THE SAME PEOPLE I.E THE BOUTHELYS
AND ENGLAND EITHER 1797 0R 1804. SIX VELLUM DOCUMENTS TWO HUNDRED PLUS YEARS
OLD READABLE O.K WATER DAMAGE ATTRACTIVE SCRIPT |
Bouthely |
England |
Cumber |
Hodson |
Watts |
Solburt |
Woobych |
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1716 |
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1716
VELLUM LONDON INDENTURE. PARISH OF ST JOHN AND PARISH OF ST PAUL COUNTY OF
MIDDLESEX, DEALS WITH NEW BUILDINGS IN HOLBOURN,WILLIAM HORTHAY AND PHILIP
HOLLINTSORTH. CLEAR BUT VERY ATTRACTIVE ORNATE LARGE SCRIPT LIGHTLY TONED,
OUT SIDE STAINNED INSIDE NICELY TONED WELL ITS NEARLY THREE HUNDRED YEARS
OLD. ONE WAX SEAL OFFICIAL STAMPS QUITE LARGE TWO FOOT EIGHT INCHES BY TWO
FOOT. TWO HORIZONTAL AND THREE VERTICLE FOLDS. THREE HOLES IN THE CREASES OF
THE FOLDS ONE NEW PENNY SIZE, THE OTHERS BASICALLY RIPS [SMALL TEARS LESS
THAN TWO INCHES]. |
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167 |
1770 |
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SUPERB
1770 LAND INDENTURE. You are bidding for a large vellum Indenture which was
set down on the '......twenty fourth day of October in the tenth year of the
reign of our Sovereign Lord George the third by the Grace of God.....' This fanatastic example of a Land Deed
details the transaction between Robert Boyle of London, and James Wood of
Durham. Measuring approximately 20 X 36 inches, this document in very good
condition, considering it is over three hundred years old!! The script is clear and crisp. There are no tears or rips, although there
is a small hole on the right hand margin of the document, between lines 34
and 35. However, this does not
interfere with the actual script, which is still readable. There are four wax seals which are wholly
intact, together with the Revenue Stamp for one shilling and sixpence. |
Boyle |
Wood |
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168 |
1843 |
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1843
ANTIQUE LEGACY DOCUMENT. INDENTURE BETWEEN PERCY WILLIAM HEWGILL LATE
LIEUTENAT WITH THE ROYAL ARTILLERY AND THOMAS WILLIAM FLAVELL OF BEDFORD ROW
LONDON - ENTITLEMENT UNDER THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF REAR ADMIRAL PERCY
FRASER DECEASED TO THE SUM OF £100. - WITH AN IMPRESSED ONE POUND TEN
SHILLING REVENUE STAMP . GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION WITH
STORAGE DUSTING - SIZE 13 INCHES BY 16 INCHES ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PAPER
WITH EVANS AND CO WATERMARK FOR 1837. |
Hewgill |
Flavell |
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1816 |
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1816
ANTIQUE DOCUMENT BEING AN ABSTRACT OF TITLE
FROM THE TIME OF GEORGE III. TWO FREEHOLD MESSUAGES OR TENEMENTS
WITHORCHARD AND PIGHTLE OF GROUND IN ROTHERWICK IN THE COUNTY OF SOUTHAMPTON
SOLD BY THE ASSIGNESS OF WILLIAM STIFF A BANKRUPT TO MR JOHN KEEP. REFERNCE
TO TITLE DEEDS DATING FROM 1759. NAMES INCLUDE JOHN MILES, HORSE KEEPER OF
ALDERSGATE, LONDON; JAMES ALLEN OF HURST, BERKSHIRE, WHEELRIGHT. GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION, WITH SOME DUSTING AND STORAGE WEAR TO EDGES -
SIZE 19 INCHES BY 13 INCHES ON THIRTEEN
SHEETS OF FOLDED PAPER WITH WEATHERLEY AND LANE WATERMARK FOR 1816. |
Stiff |
Keep |
Miles |
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170 |
1771 |
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Large
four-page vellum document dated 17 December, 1771. It's an arrangement
between: Gilbert Francklyn, (of the City of London) His wife Edith Crisp
Molineux (of Garboldisham, Norfolk) Anthony Baron (of Higham, Essex) Thomas
Lucas (of London) Because it's written in old fashioned English, it really
needs ye olde scribe to translate it, though it seems to be some kind of
marriage agreement. The fours pages are headed with the words
"Survivor", "Rent", "Tenement" and "This
Indenture". It measures approx 82 x 65 cm. Condition: Good |
Francklyn |
Molineux |
Baron |
Lucas |
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1905 |
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1905
ANTIQUE DOCUMENT BEING AN APPOINTMENT OF TRUSTEES INDENTURE ON THE MARRIAGE
SETTLEMENT OF MR. & MRS R. A. B. FRENCH BREWSTER. BETWEEN GERALDINE
FRENCH BREWSTER 0F CADOGEN PLACE LONDON AND LORD ARTHUR CECIL OF THE MOUNT
SWAY IN THE COUNTY OF HANTS. DUBLIN REGISTRY OFFICE OF DEEDS STAMPS 1903.
SIGNED BY LORD ARTHUR CECIL SON OF THE MARQUESS OF SALISBURY AND KNOWN FOR
HIS STUD HORSES "In the 19th century, Rum was owned by Marquess of
Salisbury. His son, Lord Arthur Cecil, wrote that his father took Rum ponies
to Hatfield 1862. All were gelded as they were "savage". They had
great speed and could jump. Most of them had hazel eyes (still evident
today), good hind quarters and high set tail heads. Salisbury rented the
shootings on Rum to John Bullough. Bullough bought Rum in 1888, by which time
he already owned Meggernie (purchased in 1868). John's son, Sir George
Bullough, sent Rum mares to Lord Arthur Cecil's Rum stallion to maintain
bloodlines.". REFERENCE TO THE FIRST INDENTURE OF SETTLEMENT OF 1876.
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION, WITH SOME DUSTING - SIZE 13 INCHES
BY 17 INCHES ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM WITH ONE SILVER ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMP. |
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Hello this
auction is for three Identures each with 4 red wax seals. Each one measures
approx 22inches high and 27 inches wide, when folded they measure approx 7
inches high and 9 inches wide. These have been folded, exterior is quite
aged, but once opened excellent condition. The first one is dated 1847 and is
between Jane Harding, John Squires and others it also has a blue seal
attached to the document with ‘One pound Ten shillings’ written on it. At the
back of the paper where it is attached it has a small piece of paper glued
over it with a royal emblem and the letters V R with a small 12 in the left
hand corner and a small 2 in the right hand corner. The second one is dated
1870, it is a mortgage and is between Georgina Dike of Buckingham Palace
road, Thomas Fox, George Burton and William Dike it also has a blue seal
attached to the document with ‘Five shillings Six pence’ written on it. At
the back of the paper where it is attached it has two small pieces of paper
glued over it with a royal emblem and the letters V R, there is also another
stamp with ‘Two shillings Six pence’ written on it. The third one is dated
1848 and is between Thomas James Haymarket a Gentleman, Stephen Stewart and
Joseph Streather a boot and shoemaker. There are also two blue seals attached
to the document with ‘Two pounds’ written on one and ‘One pound Fifteen
shillings’ written on the other. Lots More to list in next 2 weeks, thanks. |
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1824 |
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Rare
and fairly unique scroll document detailing the Coat of Arms and heraldic
devices entitled to be worn by the family of one John Nightingale. This being
the response by the Royal Order to the gentleman in question (at least I
think this is the case - being a serf its all a bit above my head!) - John
Nightingale of the parish of St Clement Danes in the County of Middlesex. The
document is dated 1824 and signed by Sir George Naylor Principal King of Arms
and Ralph Bigland and Edmund Lodge both Kings of Arms. Details of the devices
are given both in words and in the beautifully hand painted Coat of Arms at
the top left (apart from the seal to the left this document is all hand
done). The scroll came in a leather covered wood box which has seen better
days though still retains the Royal Arms to the lid. The scroll itself is in
good condition tho' it has suffered some water/moisture damage at some time
in its history - particularly to the right edge and top corner. The text is
unsmudged and the Coats of Arms and Royal badges /warrants (?) are in good
condition. No holes or tears to the document. The ribbons at the bottom are a
bit stained and one is nearly in half but still hanging in there! Scroll
measures approx 20 inches square and is I think made of parchment. |
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1750 |
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VELLUM document drawn
up in 1750 - AS THE ADMINISTRATION DOCUMENT FOR THE LAST WILL AND
TESTAMENT OF ELIZABETH CHAUNCY WIFE OF TOBY CHAUNCY LATE OF THE THE PARISH OF
ST. ANDREW, HOLBORN IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. THIS ITEM IS NOT
COMPLETE AS THE ADMINISTRATION DOCUMENT HAS THE SEAL MOUNT BUT HAS LOST
THE SEAL. |
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1716 |
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Ancient
English hand written Deed of Identure commencing as follows :- "This
Indenture Tripartite made the Eight and Twentieth day of February in the
Third year of the Raigne of our Soveraigne (... note the old English
spelling....)... Lord George by the Grace of God of Great
Britain...(....appears to read "ffrance and"...) Ireland King
Defender of the ffaith..P Anno Domini 1716....BETWEEN William Withers of the
City of London Knight and one of the Aldermen of the same City of the first
part Elizabeth Turner of London Widow and John Turner of London Esquire
eldest son of the said Elizabeth Turner of the second part and William
Withers of London Esquire of the son and Heir apparent of the said William
Withers .... The Deed was made in consideration of a Marriage Settlement. The
consideration monies were 5 shillings. The Deed relates to (amongst other
things).... "All That messuage or tenement situate in Cannon Street
London being the corner house on the west end of Crooked Lane in the Parish
of St. Michaels Crooked Lane, London...." The document consists of 3
pages and a back sheet. It measures 33" x 25" and it's weight is
approximately 315 grammes. For its age (nearly 300 years old) it is in
reasonable condition. The back sheet is rather dark due to storage and there are
a few dark stains on the second page. It has hardly seen the light of day for
the past 2 decades having been stored in a Safe. The signatures and 5 wax
seals are exceptional taking account of the age of the document. The 3
original Revenue stamps (sealed and impressed on the front of the 3 pages
with the original black stamps on the reverse) are near perfect. |
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1783 |
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This is
a lease for a property in South Moulton Street,London dated 16th September
1783. It is neatly written and fully signed and sealed and while the
condition is okay there is some wear on the folds and some staining. It is a
large document measuring 33 x 25 inches. |
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1805 |
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A document
written in 18O5. Handwritten on TWO SIDES OF ONE SHEET OF HG 3
WATER MARKED PAPER. BEING THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF WILLIAM CODNER OF No
3 DEAN STREET, SOUTHWARK LONDON. INFORMATION FOR GENEALOGY ON THE CODNER
FAMILY SIZE 17 INS BY 13 INS FOLDED
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1818 |
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A
document on PAPER drawn up in 1818 AS A COPY OF THE ORIGINAL LAST WILL AND
TESTMENT OF WILLIAM FRASER WRITTEN IN 1799 AND PROVED IN 1802 AND EXTRACTED
FROM THE REGISTRY OF THE PEROGATIVE COURT OF CANTERBURY. WILLIAM FRASER OF
PORTUGAL STREET, GROSVENOR SQUARE IN THE PARISH OF SAINT GEORGE IN THE COUNTY
OF MIDDLESEX. DETAILS OF PERSONAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS. THIS DOCUMENT IS
WRITTEN ON THREE 15 X 12 SHEETS OF T. E. EDMUNDS WATERMARKED PAPER DATED 1818
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND A SUITABLE SIZE FOR FRAMING 15 INS X 12 INS THIS
DOCUMENT ALSO HAS 30 EMBOSSED REVENUE STAMPS |
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1821 |
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1821
ANTIQUE VELLUM LEASE DEED. AN INDENTURE document on VELLUM drawn up in
1821. GIVING DETAILS OF THE CONTRACT
BETWEEN JAMES PECOLIER CROWDER OF WOOD STREET LONDON, MERCHANT TO JAMES LEMON
OF ST. MARY ISLINGTON AND JOHN COX, AND WILLIAM GREENFIELD. FOR A PARCEL OF LAND
LYING ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CORNWALL PLACE HOLLOWAY IN THE PARISH OF SAINT
MARY ISLINGTON. IN GENERAL GOOD CONDITION SOME STORAGE DUSTING ETC. TO
OUTSIDE FOLD. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - 22 INS X 28 INS ON TWO SHEETS OF VELLUM
ORIGINAL WAX SEALS AND EMBOSSED REVENUE |
Crowder |
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1875 |
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1875
ANTIQUE VELLUM FREEDOM OF THE CITY OF LONDON DOCUMENT. A DOCUMENT ISSUED BY
THE CHAMBERLAIN OF THE CITY IN 1875 TO THOMAS ADAMS PHILLIPS OF LONDON, TIN
PLATE WORKER. ON VELLUM WITH KEY SEAL AND LONDON ARMS. IN VERY GOOD CONDITION
WITH CARRY WALLET. INTERESTING DOCUMENT FOR COLLECTORS OF 'OLD PAPER' ITEMS,
LOCAL HISTORY OR SOCIAL HISTORY AND GENEALOGY FOR THE PHILLIPS FAMILY OF
ESSEX. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND A SUITABLE SIZE FOR FRAMING 3 INS X 15 INS |
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1884 |
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1884
ANTIQUE PAPER POWER OF ATTORNEY DOCUMENT QUEENSLAND AUSTRALIA. A document on
PAPER drawn up in 1884 AS A POWER OF ATTORNEY OF MR THOMAS CHARLES
LACHLAN OF MUTTABURRA, QUEENSLAND,
AUSTRALIA TO THE REVEREND GEORGE LOUIS LACHLAN OF 2 ST. PAULS CLOSE, LONDON.
WITH SECOND NOTARY DOCUMENT SWORN IN THE TOWN OF ROCKHAMPTON IN THE STATE OF
QUEENSLAND IN 1903. WITH SEALS AND REVENUES. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD
CONDITION 15 INS X 10 INS. |
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1849 |
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Cholera
epidemic, 1849. Trainee doctor's diary and journal, kept by Edward Ross Prance
(born c. 1830) of Stonehouse, Devon, between 1848 and 1852, detailing daily
commonplaces such as surgery times, the weather, etc., interjected with a
lengthy essay on happiness, and continuing more interestingly with a move to
London to observe at the London Hospital in Mile End, followed by diary
details of post mortems and operations, with much mention of the cholera, an
epidemic of which swept London in 1849, then return to Ivy Bridge in Devon,
before returning to London for medical exams, plus touristic mentions of the
opening of the Great Exhibition of 1851, visits to Greenwich and the Tower,
etc., then obtaining his M.R.C.P.E. and the diary finishing on 2 May 1852
with his appointment as Assistant Surgeon on board H.M.S. Impregnable at
Devonport, some medical student notes, partial index, in all approx. 160pp.
in a legible hand, orig. limp morocco, worn with sellotape repairs and lower
board det., 8vo The diary is interesting for showing the details of a young
doctor working in London during the cholera outbreak which began in 1848 and
which reached epidemic proportions the following year; between July and
October of 1849 the disease claimed 14,000 victims in the metropolis alone.
While the diary is sporadic with some long gaps, it gives an insightful
picture into the routines of a young doctor in Victorian Devon and London. |
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1767 |
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A
document on PAPER drawn up in 1767 ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT BETWEEN JOHN MERRICK
OF THE PARISH OF SAINT ANDREW BY THE WARDROBE ( that is what is written),
LONDON, CORDWAINER AND HARMAN SAMLER OF THE PARISH OF SAINT ANN BLACK FRYERS
IN THE CITY OF LONDON, SUGAR BAKER. FOR A TENEMANT AND GRANARY SITUATED NEAR
PUDDLE DOCK IN THE PARISH OF SAINT ANDREW BY THE WARDROBE LONDON. IN GOOD
CONDITION WRITTEN ON ONE SHEET OF
CROWN AND KING LVC WATERMARKED PAPER. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL 12 INS X 15 INS
FOLDED WITH ONE EMBOSSED REVENUE AND
WAFER WAX SEALS. |
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1712 |
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1712
Comprising will copy & probate document on two sheets approx. 17” x 15”
& 7” x 7” referring to Elizabeth Walker of the Parish of St Butolph
Aldersgate in the County of Middx. Other names mentioned:- Hanrey
Burwell, Jone Habe, Alice Cross, Major Henry Walker, Thomas Saunders, Lucy
Marsh & Brian Courthope. A few faded patches and small holes. Vast
majority of text determinable with careful observation. Probate written in
Latin. Very interesting document with two embossed revenue stamps and lead
seals. |
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Burwell |
Habe |
Cross |
Saunders |
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1760 |
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1760
Comprising single sheet approx. 8½” x 7½” referring to John Maldin otherwise
Malden late of the Parish of St. John the Baptist Westminster in the County
of Middlesex a Batchelor. Other names
mentioned:- Mary Maldin & Jeremiah
Maldin. Two embossed revenue stamps with lead seasl plus very large Pendant
Seal (beautifully embossed wafers intact, but majority of red wax missing). |
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1828 |
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A
document on VELLUM DRAWN UP IN 1828 AS A COVENANT TO PRODUCE DOCUMENTS AND
LEASES FOR THE GOVENOR AND COMPANY OF THE NEW RIVER AND VARIOUS OTHERS
BETWEEN JOHN EDWARDS LANE OF MYDDLETON SQUARE, PENTONVILLE IN THE COUNTY OF
MIDDLESEX AND FRANCIS BRYANT ADAMS OF SAINT JOHNS SQUARE, CLERKENWELL,
LONDON, WATCHMAKER. A FRANCIS BRYANT ADAMS IS LISTED AS THE PRESIDENT OF THE
WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF CLOCKMAKERS OF LONDON IN 1848 AND 1849. THIS DOCUMENT
IS NOT SIGNED BY HIM BUT BY THE OTHER PARTY TO THE CONTRACT WHICH MEANS THIS
DOCUMENT WOULD HAVE BEEN IN THE POSSESION OF FRANCIS BRYANT ADAMS. GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL - SIZE 23 INS X 25 INS. ORIGINAL WAX SEALS AND EMBOSSED REVENUE. |
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1690s |
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A note
book in a full leather binding, with faded tooled pattern on front and back
cover. There are small punch marks where ribbon or cord would have tied front
and back covers together. Some rubbing and bumping to corners and spine but
overall in excellent condition for age. Pages hand cut. This book has very
obviously been lovingly stored for most of its life. I believe this item to
be an extremely rare and important item of Quaker (and British history) it
consists of over 240 hand written pages, in ink, which I estimate from
content, the style of binding and the quality of the paper to date from the
late 1690’s or the very early 1700s. There is no obvious inscription to
identify the writer but the name M and M Lucas appears at the top of the
first page, in a different hand. The book begins “The work of Grace begins
where sin began” and continues in sermon form for 18 pages. The writer then
describes George Fox, as he knew him in the following terms, “George Fox was
an instrument in the hand of the Lord in this present age which he made use
of to send forth into the world” and “I knew him well, conversed with him
often, observed him much, loved him dearly, and honoured him truly” This
praise continues for several pages. Finally the writer states “In White Hart
Court by Grace Street? London on the 11th day of the 11th month 1690 he was
in his testimony as a fixed star in the firm of Gods” and “On the 13th
instant between the 9th and 20th hour in the night he quietly departed this
life in peace” He describes Fox’s funeral near Burnhill Fields. Most of the
rest of this work records particular events in George Fox’s life in Fox’s own
words. These appear to come from George Fox’s own writings, and are written
as Fox would have written them. It describes his birth in 1624 at Drayton in
the Clay, Leicestershire. It describes Foxes conversion of a witch. It
details Fox’s imprisonment all over Britain, “ I being thrust into Carlisle
dungeon a filthy nasty place it was where men and women were put together and
the prisons so lousy and one woman was almost eaten to death with lice” It
describes how they were supporters of the King and because of this his
followers were persecuted, beaten and killed for their beliefs, many examples
of which are quoted. He makes many references to Cromwell and specific
soldiers in Cromwell’s army. It describes Fox’s trip to America and his
attempts to convert the Indians. I could go on and on. At first I believed
this to be a diary written by a follower of Fox, as much of it is in a form
of shorthand, however after some research I now believe this was written
shortly after Fox’s death by either a follower or student of Fox who
obviously knew him personally and well. For some reason, possibly because
Fox’s writings were banned or hard to get, our author chose to write out the
most important parts of Fox’s life and mission adding his own text and
anecdotes throughout, possibly as an act of penance or in respect for a man
he or she obviously cared for. Because of the nature of this item and the
difficulty I have describing the contents I will gladly answer any questions
you may have. I am also happy to scan any pages on request. However, as this
book has been carefully looked after and is in excellent condition, I do not
feel inclined to manhandle it too much. From the image a Tho: Ellwood is
named in the text. |
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1876 |
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ITEM: 6
page Assignment Between Louis Levy and Robert Jones 1876. Louis Levy of 10
Bevis Marks, London. Robert Jones of 33 Broad Street, Golden Square,
Middlesex. Sum of £800 for 63 and 64 Poland Street and 14 Broad Street,
Golden Square, Middlesex. Contains 4 Victorian stamps and 2 wax seals.
MEASUREMENTS: 10" x 8.5" AGE: 1876 CONDITION: Very good. |
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1906 |
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ITEM:
11 page Declaration of Trust between Miss A.E. Brightwell and S.W. Jackson. S.W.
Jackson of 7 Union Court, Old Broad Street, London. A.E. Brightwell of 6
Swiss Terrace, Hampstead, Middlesex. Passing of Property 327 Harrow Road,
Paddington, Middlesex. Currently leased to Thomas Buckingham for an annual
rent of £9 Contains 2 George V stamps and 3 wax seals. MEASUREMENTS: 10"
x 8.5" AGE: 1906 CONDITION: Very minor fading almost not worth
mentioning. |
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1821 |
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1821 ANTIQUE
PAPER MEMORANDUM DOCUMENT BREWERS PATENT A DOCUMENT GIVING DETAILS OF AN
AGREEMENT BETWEEN MR JAMES NEEDHAM OF
LOWER CLAPTON IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX WHO AS PATENTEE OF THE PORTABLE
FAMILY BREWING MACHINE HELD AN INVENTERS PATENT UNDER THE GREAT SEAL OF THE
UNITED KINGDOM OF ENGLAND IRELAND AND SCOTLAND FOR BREWING AND USEFUL
PUPOSES. FOR HIS INVENTIONS HE WAS AWARDED THE PATENT. THEN ASSIGNING THE
LETTERS PATENT TO WILLIAM FARLAR IRONMONGER OF 205 PICCADILLY. THIS DOCUMENT
IS ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED WATERMARKED
PAPER FOR 1821; SIZE 16 X 13 INCHES. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD
CONDITION - NO RESERVE. |
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1855 |
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1855
DEED TO SWAN YARD LIVERY STABLES LONDON. TYPE OF DOCUMENT: PAPER COPY INDENTURE.
THE ADMINISTRATRIX OF JACOB PARKER DECEASED TO MESSERS HICKSON ALL OF WEST
SMITHFIELD IN THE CITY OF LONDON, SHOE MANUFACTURERS; ASSIGNMENT OF LEASEHOLD
PREMISES CALLED THE SWAN YARD LIVERY STABLES, HOSIER LANE, LONDON. GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION - ON SEVEN SHEETS BLUE LEGAL DOCUMENT PAPER
SIZE 11 INCHES BY 15 FEATURES:
INTERESTING ITEM FOR DETAILS OF OLD SMITHFIELD IN LONDON. |
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1857 |
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Hello this
auction is for a three seal Indenture entitled ‘Conveyance’ dated 1857.
‘Between William Pennell of Guildhall Chambers Basinghall Street in the City
of London gentleman and James Ryder Howatt of the Great Northern Railways
Offices Kings Cross in the County of Middlesex Gentleman (front cover says
‘the Assignees of Leopold Redpath a Bankrupt’)and The Reverend Thomas Pier of
Ravensden Vicarage in the County of Bedford Doctor of civil Law…’ When folded
it measures approx 9 ½ x10 ½ inches and when open to full size it measures
approx 23 ½ x28 inches. It has three red seals at the bottom and next to two
of them there is a signature, one for two of the parties that is involved in
the Indenture. There is also a blue piece of paper attached to the document
that has ‘one pound fifteen shillings’ written on it. All indentures are in
totally solid, un-torn condition, when folded exteriors are aged, but good
quality indentures and when opened very bright and clear, please see pics |
Pennell |
Howatt |
Redpath |
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1828 |
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Hello
this auction is for a four seal Indenture entitled ‘a Lease for a
year’ dated 1828. ‘Between The Right Honorable Charles Earl of Romney, Philip
Augustus Hanrott, Gentleman and William Walker, Gentleman...and William
Southey of Sew End Hampstead Baker…’ When folded it measures approx 7x8 ½
inches and when open to full size it measures approx 20 x25 ½ inches. It has
four red seals at the bottom and next to each one there is a signature, one
for each of the parties that is involved in the Indenture. There is also a
blue piece of paper attached to the document that has ‘one pound fifteen
shillings’ written on it. At the back of the paper where it is attached it
has a small piece of paper glued over it with a royal emblem and the letters
G R. All indentures are in totally solid, un-torn condition, when folded
exteriors are aged, but good quality indentures and when opened very bright
and clear, please see pics |
Romney |
Hanrott |
Walker |
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1856 |
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Hello
this auction is for a three seal Indenture entitled ‘Conveyance’
dated 1856. ‘Between Thomas Kennedy a musical instrument maker, Leopold Redpath
of Chester Terrace Regents Park Esquire and Henry Tyme Redpath of Old Jewry
Chambers in the City of London Gentleman’ When folded it measures approx 8
x10 inches and when open to full size it measures approx 22 ½ x27 inches. It
has three red seals at the bottom and next to two of them there is a
signature, one for two of the parties that is involved in the Indenture.
There is also a blue piece of paper attached to the document that has ‘one
pound ten shillings’ written on it. At the back of the paper where it is
attached it has a small piece of paper glued over it with a royal emblem and
the letters V R. All indentures are in totally solid, un-torn condition, when
folded exteriors are aged, but good quality indentures and when opened very
bright and clear, please see pic |
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1828,
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Hello
this auction is for two Indentures, the first is Georgian dated
1828 with 5 red seals, the second is Victorian dated 1857 and has one red seal.
The first is an Indenture entitled ‘Release of a mefsuage and premises No 62
in Marsham street Westminster’. ‘Between The Right Honorable Charles Earl of
Romney, Philip Augustus Hanrott, Gentleman and William Walker,
Gentleman...and William Southey of Sew End Hampstead Baker…’ The second is an
Indenture entitled ‘Conveyance of a Freehold mefsuage situate No 62 in
Marsham street Westminster in the County of Middlesex.’ It is between William
Southey and Abel Birch. In the First William Southey is a Baker and appears
to be buying the property by auction, in the second he is a Gentleman and is
renting the property to another, we are not certain of this as it is
difficult to read as they are written in old English and calligraphy. There
is also a blue piece of paper attached to each document the first from 1828
has ‘one pound ten shillings’ written on it, the second from 1857 has ‘two
pounds’ written on it. At the back of the paper where they attached it has a
small pieces of paper glued over it with a royal emblem and the letters G R
and VR respectively. All indentures are in totally solid, un-torn condition,
when folded exteriors are aged, but good quality indentures and when opened
very bright and clear, please see pics |
Romney |
Hanrott |
Walker |
Southey |
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1848 |
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Hello
this auction is for a two seal, two page Indenture entitled ‘Mortgage’
dated 1848. ‘Between William Smith of Lambeth Green Grocer and Mary Jane Smith
of 34 Leicester Square Spinster’ When folded it measures approx 8 x9 ¾ inches and when open to full size it
measures approx 23 x28 inches. It has two red seals at the bottom and next to
them there the signatures of the parties involved. There is also two blue
piece of paper attached to each page of the document the one on the back page
has ‘Two Pounds’ and the one on the front page has ‘one pound’ written on
them. At the back of the paper where they are attached there is a small piece
of paper glued over each place with a royal emblem on it and the letters V R.
All indentures are in totally solid, un-torn condition, when folded exteriors
are aged, but good quality indentures and when opened very bright and clear,
please see pics |
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1827 |
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Hello
this auction is for two Indentures they both have three seals and they
are both entitled ‘a Lease for a year’ and both dated 1827. The first is ‘Between
The Right Honorable Charles Earl of Romney, Philip Augustus Hanrott,
Gentleman and William Walker, Gentleman...and Edward Bayliss Gentleman…’ When
folded it measures approx 7x9 1/4 inches and when open to full size it
measures approx 22x27 inches. It has three red seals at the bottom and next
to each one there is a signature, one for three of the parties that is
involved in the Indenture. There is also a blue piece of paper attached to
the document that has ‘one pound fifteen shillings’ written on it. At the
back of the paper where it is attached it has a small piece of paper glued
over it with a royal emblem and the letters G R.The second is ‘Between The
Right Honorable Charles Earl of Romney, Philip Augustus Hanrott, Gentleman
and William Walker, Gentleman...and Peter James Bartholomew of St Martins in
the field Westminster and Charles Stephenson of Westminster dairy hand…’ When
folded it measures approx 7 3/4 x 9 1/4 inches and when open to full size it
measures approx 23x27 inches. It has three red seals at the bottom and next
to each one there is a signature, one for three of the parties that is
involved in the Indenture. There is also a blue piece of paper attached to
the document that has ‘one pound fifteen shillings’ written on it. At the back
of the paper where it is attached it has a small piece of paper glued over it
with a royal emblem and the letters G R. All indentures are in totally solid,
un-torn condition, when folded exteriors are aged, but good quality
indentures and when opened very bright and clear, please see pics |
Romney |
Hanrott |
Walker |
Bayliss |
Bartholomew |
Stephenson |
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1883 |
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1883
ANTIQUE DOCUMENTS GOLDEN CROSS INN HEREFORD. ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT BETWEEN
CHARLOTTE FOSTER THE WIFE OF RICHARD FOSTER OF THE GOLDEN CROSS INN IN THE
CITY OF HEREFORD, INNKEEPER AND GEORGE DORWOOD OF WEBBER STREET BLACKFRIERS
LONDON AND WILLIAM KINTON GIBBS OF WORCESTER, COAL MERCHANT. THIS BEING A
HIGHLY DETAIL LIST OF CONTENTS OF INN - SHOWN ROOM BY SET AGAINST THE LOAN
AND SALE OF £200 - THE SCHEDULE INCLUDES ALL CHATTELS IN THE LIVING
ACCOMMODATION AND ALSO THE CONTENTS OF THE TAP ROOM THE SMOKE ROOM THE CELLAR
AND ALL WINES AND SPIRIT STOCK - FASCINATING DETAIL FOR COLLECTORS OF
BREWERIANA AND INSIGHT TO LIFE IN THIS VICTORIAN INN. PLUS OTHER DRAFT
DOCUMENTS AND LETTERS ON THE SALE. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION
SIZE 9 INCHES BY 14 INCHES ON SIX SHEETS OF FOLDED PAPER WATERMARKED FOR
DRAKE DRIVER AND WEAVER. |
Foster |
Dorwood |
Gibbs |
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1890 |
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this auction is for two printed twelve page indentures entitled ‘Lease of
premises in Great Peter Street in the city of Westminster…’ dated 1890. They
are both ‘Between Eliza Mills of Gloucester Spinster Caroline Mills and Emma
Mills of Canterbury in the County of Kent Spinsters, William Bradshaw of
Moorgate Street in the City of London Esquire, Arthur Bradshaw of Hillingdon
in the County of Middlesex Esquire, Mary Ann Butler of Onslow Square in South
Kensington Widow, William Thomas Waldy Esquire, Lionel Saint Clare Waldy
Esquire, Gertrude Emily Isabella Waldy Edith Helena Beatrice Waldy, Evelyn
Maud Jervis Waldy Spinsters and Arthur Bobbett of Westminster Cab Proprietor’.
They have eight pages of text and are roughly bound to make a booklet. They
measure approx 10 x8 inches and both have a plan of the property in question.
The first indenture has two pages of signatures with a red wax seal next to
one signature and then stamps next to all the others. The second has just the
signature of Arthur Bobbett. There is also four red and white piece of paper
attached to the documents, on the first there are three, one has ‘three
pounds’ the second has ‘one pound’ and the third has ‘ten shillings’ written
on them. The second indenture has one which has ‘five shillings’ written on
it. At the back of the paper where they are attached there is a small piece
of paper glued over each place with a royal emblem and the letters V R. All
indentures are written on thick waxy paper and in totally solid, un-torn
condition, when folded exteriors are aged, but good quality indentures and
when opened very bright and clear, please see pics |
Mills |
Bradshaw |
Butler |
Waldy |
Bobbett |
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200 |
1792 |
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1792
ENGLISH VELLUM DEED W/ ARMORIAL SEALS + Handwritten English vellum indenture
dated 1792 during the reign of George III being the conveyance of a dwelling
and other property in Bethersden in the County of Kent beteen William Weeks,
a Carpenter, and James Weeks, a Butcher, both of the first part; and Thomas
Gregory of Clifford's Inn in London, a Gentleman, of the second part. Nicely
penned including nicely done title words, blue revenue stamp with insert, tax
stamp on verso, and two red wax seals on green cloth tags with Coats of Arms.
Very Good, some creasing, measures 25 x 18". |
Weeks |
Gregory |
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