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CHAUCER AUCTIONS LIVE AUCTION Friday 22nd November 2013 live at 5:00pm LOT 86 LOT 105 LOT 87 LOT 430 LOT 440 LOT 387 LOT 113J LOT 106 Postal Bids: Return bidders form to Chaucer Covers, Webster House, 24 Jesmond Street, Folkestone, Kent. CT19 5QW Bid Online: visit www.chaucercollectables.co.uk Telephone Bids: Call 0845 1304094 Email Bids: [email protected] CHAUCER LIVE AUTOGRAPH AUCTION Friday 22nd November starting at 5pm DO NOT MISS THE £2 START PRICE NO RESERVE LOTS We are accepting commission bids to place on your behalf; email, post or you can register and place bids online. We sell at about 120/150 lots per hour and pause for 15 mins every 250 – 300 lots. Scanned images available online or call and we can post or email them to you. There is a 15% + VAT buyer premium on the hammer price on all lots won. If you bid live online there may be an additional fee of 3%. The sale will be held live at www.Invaluable.com online. Just follow the link from the website www.chaucercovers.com to see all the lots. COLLECTIONS - LOTS 1 - 43 ASSORTED SIGNED COLLECTION inc Benny Hill, M & Wise, - LOTS 44 - 84 RARE & VALUABLE AUTOGRAPHS ins Martin Luther King, Muhammad Ali, KG V - LOTS 85 - 113 VINTAGE ALBUM PAGES inc Edward & Wallis Windsor, Elizabeth Taylor, Peter II, Debora Kerr LOT113a - v SIGNED BOOKS Inc Christopher Lee - LOT114 - 158 ENTERTAINMENT, TV, FILM - LOT159 - 271 HISTORICAL, POLITICAL & SIGNED COVERS, FDCS - LOT272 - 311 MUSIC - LOT312 - 341 VINTAGE PHOTOS, LOBBY CARDS, MOVIE STILLS, WESTERN FILMS, MOVIE POSTERS - LOT342 - 361 CONCORDE MEMORABILIA - LOT362 - 376 MILITARY, WW2, RAF- LOT377 - 429 RARE WW2 LUFTWAFFE AUTOGRAPHS inc Rare Hoffman Wartime photos- LOT430 - 450 SPORT - LOT451 - 543 £2 START PRICE NO RESERVE LOTS ALL SUBJECTS - LOT544 - 677 COLLECTIONS - LOTS 1 - 43 LOT001 - Cricket signed Collection of 40+ cards signed by players, each card is printed with County & Logo with neat space for autograph, names detailed on reverse, excellent for mounting. Includes Gloucester, Leicester, Essex, Warwickshire, Hampshire, Somerset, Yorkshire, Nottingham, and Glam organ, Worcestershire. Good condition Est. £20 – 40 LOT002 - Historic First Fights of Pan Am American Clippers collection 13 colour prints with descriptive front page. Taken from paintings by John T McCoy. Includes Fokker F7, Sikorsky S38, S42, Martin M130, Boeing B314, Douglas DC4, Locheed Constellation, Boeing B377, 707, 747, . Locheed L1011-500. Showing signs of age with odd corner knock, but each would frame perfectly. Descriptive page a little scruffy. Est. £30 – 40 LOT003 - Horace Sequeira artist Original Oil Paintings & Sketches16 x 25 cm On Board Sea Shore Image clearly signed. This has tape marks top and bottom, which are about 5mm. It was fixed to the album page, Watercolour 16 x 25 cm Country Woodland Scene. This has tape marks top and bottom, which are about 5mm. It was fixed to the album page, Pastel 16 x 25 cm Coastline Scene. This has tape marks top and bottom, which are about 5mm. It was fixed to the album page, Watercolour 16 x 25 cm Country Scene. This has tape marks top and bottom, which are about 5mm. It was fixed to the album page. There are also 18 other drawings, paintings and sketches. Est. £30 – 40 LOT004 – WW2 reproduction Newspapers superb quality reproduced Evening Standard, Daily Express, Daily Sketch newspapers in retail packaging for 4/4/1939 Britain Declares War, 19/6/1940 Battle of Britain, 29/8/1940 Blitz, 6/6/1944 D-Day, 8/5/1945 Victory in Europe. Good condition Est. £10 – 20 LOT005 – Dambusters collection, includes Dambusters 50th ann 15 page detailed Fly past Supplement, promo leaflet for Robert Taylor Print, Two Limited edition montage photos. Good condition Est. £10 – 20 LOT006 – Dambusters veterans Signed Collection three covers signed by David Shannon pilot, Grant MacDonald, gunner Browns crew, G L George Johnson DFC, McCartheys crew. Good condition Est. £30 – Register to bid online by visiting www.chaucercollectables.co.uk 40 LOT007 – Victoria Cross winners signed collection, four RAF covers signed by Ian Fraser VC, Tasker Watkins VC, Eric Wilson VC, Bill Speakman VC, and John Cruikshank VC. Good condition Est. £30 – 40 LOT008 – RAF Escaping Society Two Red Logoed cover albums, which housed the covers, a few, pilot signed ones remain and also many photos which were inside the covers. May need some new hanger leaves, but overall in pretty good condition. Good condition Est. £10 – 20 LOT009 – Battle of Britain collection, two covers signed by BOB pilots AVM Neil Cameron & Denis Crowley Milling, plus Battle of Britain montage and two 1998, 1999 Battle of Britain memorial flight brochures. Good condition Est. £15 – 30 LOT010 - Darts Legends signed 10 x 8 colour photos five includes Bobby George (2), James Wade, Cliff Lazarenko. Good condition Est. £5 - 15 LOT011 - Snooker Stars signed 10 x 8 colour photos, Alan Docherty, Denis Taylor, John Parrott, and Willie Thorne. Good condition Est. £5 – 15 LOT012 - Golf Collection Scott Simpson signed Taylor Made golf ball and three Golf Pro set trading cards signed by Steve Elkington, Charles Coody, and Jim Hallett. Est. £5 - 15 LOT013 - Andy Fairweather Low autographed scrapbook. Scruffy A3 sized book with six music magazine photos each signed by four or five members of the band. Est. £3 - 10 LOT014 - Sport signed collection Linford Christie, Geoff Capes, Baseball Jerry Reny, Morgan Shepherd Nascar racer. Est. £5 - 15 LOT015 - Space Scientists VIP signed collection odd mix of four covers signed, one by nine, some identified and might yield some important people, Includes Apollo 16 cover, Apollo 13 FDC signed Prof Hermann, Otto Bezq Goddard Space Centre, J Gambotti Johnson Space Centre. Est. £5 - 15 LOT016 - England Football signed collection of three10 x 8 colour photo in England strip signed by Ian Walker, Tim Sherwood, and Teddy Sherringham. Good condition Est. £5 – 10 LOT017 – Tottenham Hotspur signed photos of six 10 x 8 colour football photos signed by David Ginola, Luke Young, Mauricio Tarrico, Chris Perry, Stephen Carr, and Neil Sullivan. Good condition Est. £10 – 15 LOT018 – West Ham Football signed photos of three10 x 8 colour football photos signed by Davor Suker, Andy Impey, Trevor Sinclair & Eyal Berkovic. Good condition Est. £5 – 10 LOT019 - Lazio Football signed photos of four 0 x 8 colour football photos signed Angelo Peruzzi, Guiseppe Favalli, Fabio Liverani, Simeone Inzaghi. Good condition Est. £5 – 10 LOT020 – Elvis Presley trade cards, eight packs of 12 unopened series one Elvis Cards of his life. Good condition Est. £15 – 20 LOT021 – Elvis Presley Graceland photos ten original colour photos taken inside Graceland on a tourist visit, no flashes were allowed so images a little dark, also 4 drinks coasters and old b/w photocard. Good condition Est. £15 – 20 LOT022 – Railway postcards 13 assorted unused postcards, Salmon & Railway Modeler cards. Good condition Est. £5 – 10 LOT023 - Lancashire Cricket programmes signed by Peter Martin, Joe Scuderi, Mark Chilton, Stuart Law, David Byas, Warren Hegg, Gary Keedy, Chris Schofield, Sajid Mahmood, Glen Chapple mainly signed to picture pages of the player in action. Good condition Est. £20 – 30 LOT024 – Leicestershire Cricket Year Books, 9 in total, two are signed Phil Whitticase & Josh Cobb. 1988 – 2009 Good condition Est. £10 – 15 LOT025 – Titanic Memorabilia comprises reproduction Lunch Menu 14/4/1912, Deep Quest Submarine cover which found the wreck, First Class ticket, Piece of Mooring rope from Harland & Wolf, Titanic Montage photo, and a memorabilia pack with lots of copies of item from the ship, telegram, paperwork etc. Good condition Est. £5 – 10 LOT026 – TV/ Film signed collection of signed pieces, photos inc Ann Diamond, Val Singleton, Julie Christie, Lenny Henry (slight crease), Macdonald Hobley, Sue Hodge, Good condition Est. £10 – 15 LOT027 – RAF cover collection, 20 RAF flown covers Inc Bombers, Fighters, and First Flights etc many signed Inc MRAF Dickson, AVM Constantine, Leo Dickinson plus other signed by RAF pilots 15 autographs in total. Good condition Est. £10 – 15 LOT028 – Jenny Agutter, five signed 10 x 8 b/w photos, few faults but generally good. Est. £10 – 15 LOT029 – GB First Day Covers nice selection of about 30 good clean covers from 1974, mainly 1980/90s. Good condition Est. £10 – 20 LOT030 – Bobby Robson, Eusebio, Matt Pinsent large signature pieces removed from damaged Big Blue Tube prints, each would matt very nicely and as big autographs would make very good displays. Good condition Est. £10 – 15 Register to bid online by visiting www.chaucercollectables.co.uk LOT031 – First Flight VIP signed cover collection, six cover FF21c 40th Anniversary of the First UK Regular Transatlantic Passenger Flights. Signed by Sir Ross Stainton the last Chairman of BOAC FF25c 110th Anniversary of the First Regular Carriage of Mail and Passengers by Balloon. Signed by Leo Dickinson who flew on many different record attempts in a Balloon. FF26c 50th Anniversary of the First Through Coast to Coast Service in the USA. Signed by Captain Silas Morehouse US WWII veteran who also held many top posts within Trans-World Airlines FF33c 70th Anniversary of the First British Air Mail - Hendon to Windsor. Signed by The Worshipful Mayor of Windsor - Arthur Jacob FF34c 50th Anniv Flight Japan to USA flown by Concorde Signed Carl Cleveland who flew the 1931 1st non-stop flight between Japan & US & return. FF40a 60th Anniv King's Cup Air Race Signed A.V.M. John Severne race winner 1960. Good condition Est. £10 – 15 LOT032 – Balloon Flight covers & photos, two signed covers signed Mjr Gen Sinclair, 100th ann Army Balloons, SAC Riggey 200th ann Montgolfier Trials, plus 11 other colour & b/w balloon postcards. Good condition Est. £5 – 10 LOT033 –Star Trek, Mash, ER, Superman 12 unsigned photos includes C Reeves as Superman, 3 x Star Trek inc P Steward, Spock, W Shatner, George Clooney in ER, Larry Hagman I love Jeanie, 2 x Mash, 2 x David Carradine King Fu.
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