INTRODUCTION

A few of the images that feature in today’s post were done on Tuesday, most today. All are of items that will be going under the hammer on April 27th. We aim to have our catalogues ready about one month before the sale, which with a two-day sale coming up on the 30th and 31st effectively means that I have tomorrow and next week at my disposal for imaging.

A WIDE RANGE OF IMAGES

I will start with the images from Tuesday that I considered worth sharing…

Today’s images cover a wide range of interests, and I will deal with the best of them by category…

MILITARIA

These items are in 250s to low 300s, so will go under the hammer near the end of the second hour of the auction…

The first four images are of lot 241

The next four images are lot 251

This lot is not of course militaria, but it was in amongst a box of militaria and was the only book of the day.

Given that we (James and Sons) are Norfolk based this picture had to be selected)

The cricket pic got in by way of ‘photographers privelege’!

This picture is by John Constable – ’nuff said

And completing the gallery for lot 259 this quirky oval picture

Lot 292 – a four image gallery.

Lot 300 – a spitfire badge

Lot 312 (four images)

Lot 313

Next up in today’s whistle stop tour are some bulk postcard lots…

This vast collection fo postcards came by post from Belgium!

The bulk of lot 634

The best of lot 634

To finish, some interesting miscellaneous items…

Some interesting pewter (I think it is pewter anyway)

Lot 703 – a collection of old tins

The glass front on this on is still clear enough that you can see trhe camera lens reflected in it!

Author: Thomas

I am a founder member and currently secretary of the West Norfolk Autism Group and am autistic myself. I am a very keen photographer and almost every blog post I produce will feature some of my own photographs. I am an avidly keen cricket fan and often post about that sport. View all posts by Thomas