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Alice in Wonderland Multi-Signed QualityQMAG07 NOVEMBER 2019 MAGAZINE ALICE IN WONDERLAND MULTI-SIGNED from Errol Flynn to Valentina Tereshkova, Own a piece of history! L.S. Lowry to Dr Barnardo, Dudley Moore to William Hartnell, we have a great selection All of our signatures are of genuine signatures that are a must for every autograph collection. guaranteed genuine. Dear Collector, With the recent Elton John issue I've been able to source a couple of nice items signed by the Rocket Man himself; and, ithin this issue we have some tremendous multi signed on the topic of music, we can also offer the hard to find Wcovers, not least the Alice in Wonderland on the front autograph of Eric Clapton. page, but covers signed by the cast of Dad's Army, early Doctor Who actors, and survivors of the Titanic. On the royalty front we have a superb Investiture cover from the 1994 issue, signed by Prince Charles himself. We also have Early GB collectors will be interested in the signature of Abram a new batch of flight covers including the famous Adamowicz Games, who designed the iconic 1951 Festival of Britain brothers who were the first amateur pilots to cross the Atlantic. stamps, and that of Oswald Marsh the renowned London stamp dealer & early FDC producer. Happy Collecting, Craig ALICE IN WONDERLAND - MULTISIGNED SGA090F £500 £50 per month for 10 months Peter Sellers, Fiona Fullerton, Spike Milligan, Roy Kinnear, Michael Crawford, Patsy Rowlands, Dennis Waterman signed 1979 Year of the Child, Alice in Wonderland cover. Stunning cover signed by seven cast members of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, a musical film based on Lewis Carroll's novel released in released 1972 to critical acclaim, winning two BAFTAs. Peter Sellers - March Hare Michael Crawford - White Rabbit Fiona Fullerton - Alice Patsy Rowlands - Cook Spike Milligan - Gryphon Dennis Waterman - 2 of Spades Roy Kinnear - Cheshire Cat 2 Quality Magazine November 2019 New Stock Doctor Thomas Barnardo Doctor Thomas Barnardo signed letter dated 27th January 1897 on his personal letterhead paper. Dr Barnardo was an Irish philanthropist who founded homes for poor children. From the foundation of the first Barnardo's home in 1867 to his death in 1905, nearly 60,000 children were taken care of, and the organisation continues to this day. SGB314 £300 £30 per month for 10 months Abram Games Oswald Marsh SGG125 £300 £50 per month for 6 months Oswald Marsh signed personal cheque Abram Games signed typed letter dated headed with his name 8th May 1951 on his personal letterhead and 'dealer in British & paper, written to a Mr Taylor thanking Colonial Stamps', our him for the receipt of two murals, also choice. Marsh was included is one of Games' business cards a renowned London with a 4d Festival stamp affixed which he stamp dealer & an early has signed. Games was a British graphic first day cover producer designer who designed the iconic Festival whose FDCs are still of Britain stamps. sought after today. SGM200 £100 £10 per month for 10 months Helen Sharman Alan Bean BCU03S £90 SP(A12)03B £175 £30 per month for 3 months £25 per month for 7 months Helen Sharman signed 2015 Tim Peake triple Alan Bean signed 2002 Apollo 12 full colour cover. postmarked cover for his launch, spacewalk, & Bean was the fourth man on the Moon & made return. Sharman was the first British national into his first space flight aboard Apollo 12 as the Lunar space when she flew to the Mir Space Station in 1991 Module Pilot before returning as Commander of the as part of the Soviet backed Project Juno mission. Skylab 3 mission in 1973. www.buckinghamcovers.com 3 Just Arrived John Nettles & Liza Goddard SD28 £70 £35 per month for 2 months John Nettles & Liza Goddard signed 10x8" photo of John Nettles & Daniel Casey the pair in Bergerac as Jim Bergerac & Philippa Vale. SD27 £75 £25 per month for 3 months John Nettles & Daniel Casey signed 10x8" photo of the pair in Midsummers as Tom Barnaby & Gavin Troy. Placido Domingo SD35 £80 £40 per month for 2 months Placido Domingo signed 8x10" mounted photo, a Spanish opera singer & conductor who recorded over a hundred complete operas. Jim Broadbent SD298 £75 Lana Wood £25 per month for 3 months SD32 £50 Jim Broadbent signed 8x10" photo as Horace Slughorn in Harry Potter. £40 per month for 2 months Lana Wood signed 8x10" photo as Plenty O'Toole in the Bond film Diamonds Are Forever. Jeremy Irons Virginia Wade SD33 £75 SD31 £30 £25 per month for 3 months Virgina Wade signed 10x8" Jeremy Irons signed 8x12" photo holding the 1977 as Batman's butler Wimbledon trophy. Alfred Pennyworth. 4 Quality Magazine November 2019 New Stock - Comedians Tony Robinson SD30 £50 Tony Robinson signed 10x8" photo as Baldrick in Blackadder. Stephen Fry, Tony Robinson, & Tim McInerney Harry Hill SD34 £60 SD36 £75 Harry Hill signed 8x10" mounted photo, Stephen Fry, Tony Robinson, & Tim whacky comedian and TV host. McInerney signed 6x8" photo, starred in Blackadder goes Forth as General Melchett, Baldrick, & Captain Kevin Darling. Bernard Cribbens SD37 £35 Bernard Cribbins signed 10x8" photo of The Snowman, also signed by Aled Jones but it's a faint signature, narrator & singer of the classic animation Joanna Lumley & Jeremy Irons Jennifer Saunders John Challis SD33 £75 SD40 £120 SD39 £50 Joanna Lumley & Jennifer John Challis signed 12x16" wanted Saunders signed 12x16" poster as his character Boycie from Only Fools & Horses. Jeremy Irons signed 8x12" poster, Patsy Stone & Edina as Batman's butler Monsoon in Ab Fab. Alfred Pennyworth. 01303 278137 EMAIL: [email protected] www.buckinghamcovers.com 5 Just Arrived Commander Paddy Cartwright Commander Paddy Cartwright signed typed letter to Mrs Vertue saying he is sending her a souvenir envelope to mark the official signing of the Japanese Surrender. The original envelope is included and is a truly stunning piece of postal history having been Want to spread the cancelled by a HMS Duke of York Tokyo Bay slogan on 2nd September 1945. To have a British military cover payments on these postmarked on the day of the Japanese Surrender which took place aboard the USS amazing covers? Missouri in Tokyo Bay is incredibly rare, the first such example we have seen. A.P. ‘Paddy’ Cartwright was the senior South African naval officer of WWII and Commander-in-Chief Don’t forget to ask about of the British Pacific Fleet. In the famous photo of Admiral Bruce Fraser signing the ceasefire document on behalf of the UK, Cartwright is behind him standing alongside Flexi Pay! Call 01303 278137 Douglas MacArthur on the deck of the Missouri. for full details. SGC205 £500 £100 per month for 5 months Hermann Göring Hermann Göring signed postcard of him with his daughter and both the Chief of the Prussian Government Erich Gritzbach & Luftwaffe General Karl Bodenschatz. Göring was a World War One fighter pilot ace who became one of the most senior ranking Nazi members SGG069A £995 £99.50 per month for 10 months Hermann Göring signed postcard of him with Mussolini & Luftwaffe General Bruno Loerzer. £248.75 per month for 4 months SGG069B £995 Crew members of the Enola Gay & Bockscar bombers Paul Tibbets, Dutch Van Kirk, Morris Jeppson, Richard Nelson (Enola Gay) & Charles Sweeney, Fred Olivi, Frederick Ashworth (Bockscar) signed 1995 50th anniversary of the end of WWII cover with a cinderella stamp of the atomic bombing, crew members of the Enola Gay and Bockscar bombers which dropped the atomic bombs over Japan. RYT014ZV £725 £120.83 per month for 6 months SGM030A £175 6 Quality Magazine November 2019 David Cameron Arthur C Clarke Arthur C Clarke signed 1991 Space cover, British science fiction writer & co-wrote the screenplay for 2001: A Space Odyssey. SGC026C £50 David Cameron signed 2015 General Election Victory cover, limited edition of 19, only Tory PM to win a majority this century. PM054M £125 £25 per month for 5 months BACK Stephen Fry & Hugh Laurie 01303 278137 Errol Flynn Errol Flynn signed on the reverse of a 1956 breakfast menu from RMS Queen Mary, he achieved worldwide fame in the Golden Age of Hollywood for his Stephen Fry & Hugh Laurie signed 1998 Comedy cover swashbuckler roles on which they feature, wonderful comedy duo who including Robin have done much work together including Blackadder. Hood, an ultra-rare SGF007B £150 £50 per month for 3 months autograph & the first we have had for several years. Bob Kane SGF058 £750 Bob Kane signed £75 per month 1990 Greetings for 10 months cover, he has added a doodle of Batman whom FRONT he co-created. SGK055A £175 Joan Hickson £21.88 per month for 8 months Christopher Milne Christopher Milne signed 1979 Year of the Child, Winnie the Pooh cover, he was the inspiration for the character Joan Hickson signed 1991 Agatha Christie Christophe Robin. booklet cover on which she features, starred as Miss Marple in the TV series. SGM030A SGH003A £125 £25 per month for 5 months £175 £25 per month for 7 months www.buckinghamcovers.com 7 Just Arrived Dudley Moore Bill Owen & Kathy Staff Dudley Moore signed 1985 Composers cover, rose to fame as a leading comedy figure in the 1960s & later enjoyed a successful music career. £50 per month for 3 months SGO024B £150 SGM084 £125 £25 per month for 5 months Bill Owen and Kathy Staff signed 1998 Comic Heritage cover, played Norah Batty & Compo in David Attenborough Last of the Summer Wine John Piper John Piper signed 1968 Maxi card of the 1/6d stamp which is his painting ‘Ruins of St David Attenborough signed 1992 RNSC cover, Mary Le Port’, English his latest nature documentary comes out at the painter renowned for end of this year.
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