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Chaucer Auctions Internet Only Chaucer Auctions Internet Only . Autograph Auction Entertainment, Military, Sport & Aviation . Started Mar 06, 2015 10am GMT United Kingdom Lot Description Air Cdre Alan Deere DSO DFC WW2 fighter ace signed Mosquito Aircraft Museum cover MAM8 Tiger Moth. Flown and signed by the 1 pilot and owner. Good condition Grp Capt John Cunningham DSO DFC the top nightfighter ace of WW2 and later Comet test pilot signed Mosquito Aircraft Museum 2 DeHaviland DH110 cover flown by Sea Vixen and also signed by the two pilots. Good condition Richard Attenborough signed 463 467 Australian RAF squadrons cover flown by QANTUS 747 Also signed by Sqn Ldr Sneller AFC. 3 Scarce variety. Good condition Sir Bernard Lovell signed RAF Medmenham 25th ann Inspectorate of Radio Service cover, flown by RAF Argosy, only 253 were issued. 4 Good condition AVM Sir Harold Mick Martin DFC the famous 617 Sqn Dambuster Raid pilot signed 1981 Leonard Cheshire homes cover flown by 5 Lancaster. Good condition Rear Admiral Sandy Woodward signed RAF The Task Force to the Falkland Islands cover RAF(AC)4, flown by Hercules. He was the 6 Task Force commander in the War. Good condition 7 Ricky Wilson signed 10 x 8 colour photo, lead singer of Kaiser Chiefs and one of the judges on the TV show The Voice. Good condition 8 Vin Diesel signed 10 x 8 colour action photo from Fast & Furious. Good condition 9 Jayne Torvil1 & Christopher Dean signed white card. Good condition 10 Felix Baumgartner signed stunning 10 x 8 colour photo of his recent World record parachute jump from space. Good condition 11 Ken Colley signed 10 x 8 colour photo from Star Wars. Good condition 12 Jean Stapleton & Carroll O'Connor signed 10 x 8 colour photo of the pair standing together. Good condition 13 Rare Talyllyn Railway letter stamp 92 Sqn RAF cover, comm. 33rd Ann Battle of Britain cover. Good condition AVM Sir R Reid DSO MC Great War ace, Wg Cr J Kirwen & Jones AFC signed 18 Sqn cover comm. 25th ann Berlin Airlift. Good 14 condition 15 Elsie & Doris Waters, Nelly King, Walter Landauer signed vintage page. Good condition 16 Field Marshall Lord Carver DSO MC signed 1985 VE Day cover . Good condition Johnnie Houlton who shot down the 1st German plane on D Day signed rare Covercraft 1994 D Day official FDC with special 17 Portsmouth postmark . Good condition 18 Sir Huw Wheldon MC 1st & 6th Airbourne Division D Day signed 40th ann D Day cover RAF(AC)10, only 102 issued. Good condition 19 Lord Lichfield signed 1973 Royal Wedding FDC, nice Philart cover with Westminster Abbey postmark. Good condition Margaret Thatcher, Lord Carrington, Norman Tebbit, John Ebor, Archbishops of Sheffield & Liverpool, Terry Waite, Bruce Kent signed 20 1984 Benham Christmas small silk FDC. Good condition Margaret Thatcher, Lord Carrington, Norman Tebbit, John Ebor, Archbishops of Sheffield & Liverpool, Terry Waite, Bruce Kent signed 21 1984 Benham Christmas small silk FDC. Good condition 22 Capt J Phillips CO RNAS Yeovilton signed rare Royal Navy cover 60th ann formation RNAS, RNSC15. Good condition 23 Ken Colley signed 10 x 8 colour photo from Star Wars . Good condition 24 Emmett James signed 10 x 8 colour photo from the Blockbuster movie Titanic. Good condition 25 Charles Hayes US test pilot signed 1972 25th ann Supersonic flight US FDC with Edwards CDS postmark. Good condition 25a Frank Whittle signed on his own Historic Aviators cover, rare autograph. Good condition 28 Arlette Gondree the first Children Liberated on D Day signed rare Historic March of Piper Bill Millin cover. Good condition 37 D L Murray signed 1981 Glasgow London flown Concorde cover. Good condition 38 Henry Murray signed 1976 Concorde cover flown on the 1st flight London Washington. Good condition 39 Richard Bickel signed scarce 1975 First Flight Kite Mail cover. Good condition Wing Commander Forest Frederick Edward Yeo Thomas GC, MC & Bar (17 June 1902 26 February 1964) signed loose title page from 41 the book White Rabbit, also signed by author Bruce Marshall. Thomas was a British Special Operations Executive (SOE) agent in the Second World War. Codenamed "SEAHORSE" and "SH ...[more] 42 H R Humph Humphries the Adjutant of the Dambusters Raid signed 44th Dams Raid cover. Good condition 43 J H Jim Clay DFC Bomb Aimer Munros crew signed 51st ann Dams Raid cover, rare. Good condition 44 G L George Johnson DFC Bomb Aimer McCarthys crew signed 50th ann Dams Raid cover, rare. Good condition 45 G S Grant McDonald Gunner signed 44th ann Dams Raid cover, rare. Good condition 48 Air Marshall Sir Harold Mick Martin DSO DFC AFC Dambuster raid pilot signed B30 Avro Lancaster cover. Good condition 49 F E Fred Sutherland Dambuster Gunner Knights crew signed 50th ann Dambuster Raid cover. Good condition 53 Ian Lavender Dads Army actor signed 1990 Gallantry PPS Silk FDC, 2 x 20p values only. Good condition 54 Odette Hallows GC signed 1990 Gallantry FDC. Good condition 57 Wg Cdr Geoffrey Page DSO DFC signed 1997 Battle of Britain Open Day cover. Good condition Dr Gordon Mitchell signed BHC official 2000 Millennium FDC. Image called the Uninvited taken from a painting by Ivan Berryman. Good 58 condition 59 Air Cdre J Leathart DSO CO 54 Sqn Battle of Britain signed 1989 Duxford Spitfire cover. Good condition 60 Gen Sir John Hackett signed Benham 1994, 50th ann Operation Market Garden the Battle of Arnhem cover. Good condition 61 Colditz inmates Bill Goldfinch & Jack Best signed 1974 Glider RAF cover. Good condition 62 Wg Cdr Robert Stanford Tuck signed Hurricanes of the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight cover. Good condition 63 BOB ace Johnnie Kent signed 40th ann Battle of Britain cover. Good condition 64 AVM Johnnie Johnson DSO DFC the top allied fighter ace in WW2, signed on his own Historic Aviators cover. Good condition Sqn Ldr James Lacey DFM the top Battle of Britain ace signed 1994 British Council official FDC RFDC31, flown by Hurriance & signed 65 by pilot Paul Day. Good condition 66 Wg Cdr J Storrar DFC AFC WW2 Spitfire ace signed 1 Sqn Nieuport cover. Good condition 67 R H Rayner D Day veteran signed BHC 1999 50th ann Tugs of War D Day cover. Good condition 68 Douglas V Allen D Day veteran signed BHC 1999 50th ann Tugs of War D Day cover. Good condition 69 P Bill Buttle DFC 617 Sqn Navigator Claytons crew signed 51st ann Dambuster Raid cover. Good condition Anthony Bartley WW2 Battle of Britain fighter ace signed 50th ann BOB cover RAFA4, also signed by the pilot who flew the covers. 70 Good condition 71 A Montague Smith WW2 ace, Jock Maitland signed 40th ann Battle of Britain cover. Good condition 72 Peter Vana Royal Tank Reg France 1940 signed 1990 PPS silk Gallantry FDC. Good condition 73 Airey Neave signed 1968 RAF Escaping Society cover with neat hand address. Good condition 74 Eric Williams & Oliver Philpott MC signed Wooden Horse RAF Escaping Society cover. Good condition 75 Marian Spicer Winston Churchills secretary signed 1974 Churchill Centenary FDC with Churchill Exhibition postmark. Good condition Pat Reid, Mike Moran, Phil Pardoe, John Watton WW2 Colditz inmates signed Return to Colditz Castle RAF Escaping Society cover 76 RAFES SC1. Very rare combination of autographs. Good condition 77 Sqn Ldr Jimmy James MC & Flt Lt Ivo Toner signed 50th ann Great Escape cover JS50/44/3 cover. Good condition 78 MRAF Sir John Grandy OC 249 Sqn BOB signed Benham 75th Ann RAF Barbados FDC. Good condition 79 Flt Lt Peter White DFC Operation Escape 200 1944 signed 50th ann Great Escape cover. Good condition Rod Learoyd VC, 990 50th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain cover, RFDC87 first day cover with the Gallantry stamps. Autographed by 80 WWII Victoria Cross winner Rod Learoyd VC, one of only four people who were awarded the Victoria Cross during the period of the Battle of Britain. Learoyd won the Vic ...[more] Mike Bannister We had a small number of these excellent 50th Anniversary Passenger Jet envelopes kicking around the office so we 81 applied some Concorde stamps and got Mike Bannister to sign them!?The illustration shows four Concorde’s in formation. You can apply whichever postmark suits you to create ...[more] Heather Couper CBE signed Total Eclipse BLCS164 FDC. Couper is a British astronomer who popularised astronomy in the 1980s and 82 1990s on British television, and was also President of the British Astronomical Society from 1984 1986 Good condition Professor Richard Holmes 1998 The Queens Beasts Benham BLCS139 official FDC signed by Professor Richard Holmes (1946 2011). 83 Professor Holmes was a soldier and noted military historian. He was also an Aide de Camp to The Queen. Good condition 84 Paul Jesson signed The Great Tudors FDC BLCS124. Paul is an actor of stage and screen. Good condition 85 Rev Dr John A Simpson signed Missions of Faitih Benham BLCS125 FDC. Good condition 1985 Bomber Command series cover B34 Douglas Boston, 40th Anniversary of VE Day, autographed by MRAF Sir John Grandy. Good 86 condition 87 Ivor Broom signed RAF B43 30th anniversary of the first flight of the victor. Good condition 88 Famous test pilot Pat Fillingham signed 30th anniversary of the introduction of the D H Mosquito into RAF service. Good condition 89 Jim Bacon TV Weatherman signed 1981 single stamp Fishing FDC, numbered 60 of 148 . Good condition 90 Bill Giles TV Weatherman signed 1981 single stamp Fishing FDC, numbered 60 of 157 . Good condition 92 Jack Scott TV Weatherman signed 1981 single stamp Fishing FDC, numbered 60 of 159 . Good condition Baron Willy Coppins DSO MC the Great War fighter ace with 37 victories signed Charles Linbergh Concorde flown RAF cover .
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