View ▼ Items per page 102550100 Sort by DefaultTime LeftLot#Lot NameNewestHighest PriceLowest PriceBids (Low - High)Bids (High - Low)Views (Low - High)Views (High - Low) Filter By Categories Category match ANY of the aboveALL of the above Featured Exclude closed lots Price Lot Number Results: Viewing items 101-110 of 1589. Previous|1...91011121314...159|Next Image Lot # Item Title Quantity Time Left Your Bids 101 HIATT convict alarm bell with remains of original red painted finish and broad arrow mark, 19th century, 27.5cm high. Condition ReportGood, original condition with 19th century wear and patination throughout. Handle good and firm. The only defect of note is that the handle has been holed at some stage, most likely for hanging. Operational. Estimate$400 - $600Price Realized$2,000StatusSold View details 102 REUBEN CRADDOCK & SONS vintage nickel finished adjustable handcuffs with skew-key, circa 1930. 25cm wide. Estimate$350 - $450StatusUnsold View details 103 HIATT BEST "Superintendent" lighter weight handcuffs with key, 24cm wide. Estimate$600 - $800StatusUnsold View details 104 October 1824 manuscript document with cover sheet, headed "A Calendar of Persons tried at the Fourth Sessions of Oyer and Terminer....holden by the Supreme Court...at Fort William in Bengal and for the Town of Calcutta and Factory of Fort William..." in which twelve trials and verdicts are detailed. Estimate$1,200 - $2,000Price Realized$1,000StatusSold View details 105 A SHORTAGE OF POLICE IN TASMANIA: February 1843 manuscript letter from the Police Magistrate Charles Schaw, at Richmond Police Office, to the Chief Police Officer, M. Forster in Hobart. Schaw is responding to the instructions he has received to "station two Constables at The Narrows". To do so, he explains, he has had to move the two who were placed at "Eatons". "Your last orders to me were to send all hands to the bush where they now are....send me up a few more Constables.... Estimate$200 - $300Price Realized$160StatusSold View details 106 A June 1857 part printed Warrant of Distress, completed in manuscript by John Leslie Stewart, Mayor of Hobart and George Thomas, a Police Constable, in the matter of a debt owed by Michael Driscoll to John Carless, formerly a convict who had arrived aboard the Marquis of Hastings in July 1839 (transported for 15 years for stealing). Carless, a shoemaker, had received his Ticket of Leave in 1845 and was recommended for a Conditional Pardon in 1846. Driscoll had insufficient assets to meet his deb Estimate$150 - $200StatusUnsold View details 107 PORT PHILLIP DISTRICT: An 1848 police form, 33 x 20cm, documenting a £20 fine issued to one Abraham Hodgkinson, licensed publican, for the infraction of having closed his business for a total of four days, together with an 1850 witnessed declaration regarding the establishment and licencing of a pub to be known as Squatters Rest, plus an 1849 Melbourne Superintendent's Circular outlining terms of an 'Immigration Remittances' scheme. 3 Condition ReportMixed condition. I.) FORM OF INFORMATION – Chips and losses to the margins (clearly visible from the photograph), some spotting and toning also visible plus pencil inscription to the upper margin. II.) Manuscript document – With two pencil inscriptions to front page, two tape repairs evident, small tears occurring at the creases and the bottom margins, some staining and a little bit grotty. III.) The Blue Paper – With pencil later inscriptions, some slight fading and toning to the margins and splitting at the fold. Estimate$400 - $600Price Realized$460StatusSold View details 108 PENTRIDGE HOUSE, 1869: Two impressive albumen photographs laid down on card of Pentridge House & Penitentiary by Paterson Brothers of Melbourne, attractively displayed in birdseye maple frames, each sheet size approximately 23 x 30cm, frames 41 x 46cm overall. 2 Estimate$400 - $600Price Realized$550StatusSold View details 109 PORT ARTHUR: Two large format albumen photographic prints by Anson Brothers of Hobart, both laid down on a single sheet of card (back and front), with printed captions and titles: "General View, Model Prison, Port Arthur" and "Chapel, Model Prison", each sheet size 26.5 x 32.5cm, card mount 35 x 46cm overall Estimate$200 - $300StatusUnsold View details 110 TASMANIAN CONVICT PHOTOGRAPH: A carte-de-visite, annotated verso: "Percy Westaway, Launceston". Westaway, a native born 28 year old engine driver and miner, was found guilty of larceny at the Supreme Court Launceston on 27th March 1890. He was imprisoned for 3 years. The record shows that he was imprisoned for larceny again in December 1916. Condition ReportThis photograph is from a private collection in Sandy Bay, Hobart. The photograph came to us with a very fine collection of convict photographs from Port Arthur which were auctioned in our rooms in May of this year. 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