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Buckingham Covers COMPLETELY BUCKINGHAM SERIES 4 January 2020 Issue 4B PART 2: BC450 -BC473 Star Buy ........................2 BC451(22)S £125 Series 4 Checklist .... 3-4 £25 per month over 5 months Series 4 ................... 4-16 Celebrating Sir Chris Hoy winning Cycling-Track: Men’s Keirin. Signed by Chris Hoy. BC461BS £50 Doctor Who. Signed by Sylvester McCoy. BC459S £40 OFFER £30 ONLY 1 IN STOCK Jane Austin. Signed by Susannah Harker. BC468MB £15 British Auto Legends. Classic cover. BC463CFS £95 £19 per month over 5 months Sir Bobby Charlton. Signed by Sir Bobby Charlton. OFFER £37.50 BC461ES £50 Doctor Who. Signed by Derek Jacobi. BC465MS £30 OFFER £20 Classic Locos. Signed by Ian Hislop. Call us on 01303 278137 www.buckinghamcovers.com Dear Collector, Happy New Year to you all. I hope 2020 is treating you well! We have made announcements of some exciting issues to look forward to in the year ahead. Do not forget to register your interests. I am pleased to bring you Part 2 of Series 4. For the Star Buy in this issue I was spoilt for choice with Doctor Who covers. However, I did manage to narrow it down. See pages 10 -11 for many more Doctor Who covers with some great signatures! Happy Browsing & Best Wishes Vickie Star Buy BC461K2 £40 Signed by Bonnie Langford & Colin Baker. Did you know? Between 1986 & 1987, Langford played the role of Mel, companion to both the sixth and seventh Doctors in the classic science fiction series Doctor Who. She returned to the role in 1993 for Dimensions in Time, a special charity Doctor Who/EastEnders crossover episode as part of the BBC’s Children in Need. She has continued to reprise the role in several audio dramas produced by Big Finish Productions alongside the Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy Doctors. The Sixth Doctor is an incarnation of the Doctor, the protagonist of the BBC science fiction television series Doctor Who. He is portrayed by Colin Baker. Although his televisual time on the series was comparatively brief and turbulent, Baker has continued as the Sixth Doctor in Big Finish’s range of original Doctor Who audio adventures. 2 Warren House, Shearway Road, Folkestone, Kent CT19 4BF COMPBC04B Tel 01303 278137 Fax 01303 279429 Email [email protected] SERIES 4 CHECKLIST l London 2012 Olympics: Welcome l Memories: Olympic & Paralympic Games 27th July 2012 27th September 2012 ¨ BC450M GB Flag & Olympic flame, miniature sheet, Stratford ¨ BC456 Stamps, Stratford E20 postmark .................................... £20 postmark .......................................................................... £20 ¨ BC456M Miniature Sheet, Stratford E20 postmark ...................... £20 ¨ BC450 Big Ben & London Eye, stamps from miniature sheet, Stratford postmark .......................................................... £35 l Post & Go Cattle 28th September 2012 l Olympics Gold Medal Winners Collection - ¨ BC454 Bureau stamps, Bull’s Green, Norfolk postmark ............ £20 London 2012 cover August 2012 - 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l Royal Portraits London 2012 30th May 2013 September 2012 - postmark dates vary, all fi rst day, stamps ¨ BC464 Stamps, London SW1 postmark .................................... £25 ¨ BC453 Storey, Colbourne, Cockroft, Fachie & Whitehead ... £25 ¨ BC453A Relph, Riches, Roe, Smith, van den l Classic Locomotives of Northern Ireland Broecke, Davies, Kappes & Applegate ....................... £25 18th June 2013 ¨ BC453B Baker, Storey, Simmonds, Christiansen & Weir £25 OFFER £18 ¨ BC465A Class W NCC/UTA No.103, Belfast postmark................ £20 ¨ BC453C Baker, Simmonds, Bushell, Brown & Frederiksen .................£25 ¨ BC465B SG3 NO: 35 (GNR.NO:41), Londonderry postmark £18.50 ¨ BC453D Christiansen, Weir, Storey, Hynd, Christiansen, ¨ BC465C No: 2 British Aluminium, Larne County Antrim postmark£18.50 Criddle, Pearson & Wells .............................£25 OFFER £18 ¨ BC465D Class 5 No: 4 Meenglas, Strabane postmark ......... £18.50 ¨ BC453E Lucas, Storey, Craig, Cockroft & Weir .......................... £20 ¨ BC453F Peacock, Pearson, Stone & Weir ...............£20 OFFER £15 l Post & Go - 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