Gamble ellis (4 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. 11 volumes in total - vols 1-8 plus 3 Compendium volumes. Extremely well illus throughout - in colour & b/w - including full page plates.Classic toy modelling Hornby reference literature . All the products from the Hornby Factory in Binns Road, Liverpool are covered in these books - Meccano, Dinky Toys, Trains etc etc. Various editions. The books are in excellent/very good condition - clean and bright in like d/w's (a few lightly faded on spine). Previous owner name on fep. They present very nicely on the shelf. A heavy set - will weigh c16 kgms when packed -so increased postal quote. PARROTT BOOKS - established for over 20 years offering a prompt friendly and efficient service.…

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no binding. Zustand: good. First Edition. Original Printed patent disbound with printed front blue wrapper present but not the back wrapper (both often lacking in early patents) About 27cm by 18cm some wear and tear due to the disbinding.

Trade card, 190 x 145 mm. a late 18th or early 19th century restrike from the original plate. Original impressions are rare. "Gold and silversmith. In partnership with Paul de Lamerie (q.v.) from 1723-28; bankrupt, 1733. In 1714, William Hogarth was apprenticed to Gamble as an engraver. Four trade cards in Heal Collection. Heal,67.153, 154 and 155, and identical cards in Banks Collection (Banks,67.65 & 66) advertise "Ellis Gamble Goldsmith, at the Golden Angel in Cranbourn Street, Leicester Fields, Makes, Buys & Sells all sorts of Plate, Rings, & Jewells &c." Heal's annotations on mount of Heal,67.155: "William Hogarth delin. William Gamble entered his mark at Goldsmiths' Hall April 1697 - he was succeeded by his son Ellis Gamble. See Chaffer's 'Gilda Aurifabrorum'. Wheatley's 'London' says 'At the Golden Angel in Leicester Fields lived Ellis Gamble the goldsmith to whom Hogarth was apprenticed (1712) to learn the art of silverplate engraving. A shop bill by Hogarth is greatly prized by collectors.' Hodgkin's 'Rariora' mentions that he has the upper part of the large bill of Ellis Gamble engraved by Hogarth. Sotheby's catalogue of the Hodgkin sale says that 'Ireland considered his own impression of this card to be unique; it is certainly very rare.' Ellis Gamble became bankrupt in 1733. Ellis Gamble & Paul de Lamerie, goldsmiths at the Golden Angel in Cranbourn Street took out an insurance policy with Sun Insurance Co. in 1723. Heal's annotations on mount of Heal,67.153: "Macmichael in his papers on London Signs p.100 points out that the left hand of the angel has a finger too many." Heal,67.152 is a trade card advertising "Ellis Gamble". Heal's annotations on mount; Compare trade-card of Ellis Gamble, at the Golden Angel in Cranbourn Street (1712-1733), engraved by Hogarth." Banks,67.67 is a photograph of a nearly identical card to Banks,67.65 & 66, here the same text is printed slightly differently." See British Museum.…