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Fine Cigarette Cards, Postcards & Ephemera, 20/05/2021 12:00 PM 1 Cigarette cards - Selection R J Lea Ltd, 16 Cigarette cards - W D & H O Wills Ltd (1893). Manchester. 1912/13 Old English Pottery & Very rare Advertisement Card. Sailor on Deck. Porcelain (First Series) Complete set of 50, (Wills's Navy Cut Back), together with a Wills's together with part sets and odds from other Westwood Ho!/Jurista Cigars advertising slip series. 18/50 Chairman & Vice Chairman and 2 John Player & Sons (1929) Advertisement Miniatures and 19/50 Chairman Miniatures (First Cards "Sailor". £80-120 Series). In excess of 150 individual cards plus 17 Cigarette cards - Alex Jones & Co. Diamond some duplicates. £40-60 Jubilee 1897. Single card issue. £30-50 2 Cigarette cards - Ogdens (1904). 32/50 Fowls, 18 Cigarette cards - Taddy 1903. Royalty Series. Pigeons & Dogs. British Birds (1905) Complete Complete set of 25. £80-120 set of 50. Birds Eggs (1908). Complete set of 50. Royal Mail (1909). complete set of 50. £80- 19 Cigarette cards - Cope Bros & Co Ltd 1912. 120 Dogs of the World. Complete set of 50. £100- 200 3 Cigarette cards - Taddy 1915, Honours & Ribbons Complete set of 25. £150-250 20 Cigarette cards - Selection of various military related odds including, R & J Hill Ltd 1901. 2/25 4 Cigarette cards - Taddy 1912 British Medals & Naval Series (Unnumbered) - HMS Phoebe 2nd Ribbons. Complete set of 50. £200-300 Class Cruiser and Coaling. 4/30 Colonial Troops 5 Cigarette cards - Taddy 1911. Orders of Chivalry (Perfection Vide Dress) - Indian Cavalry, Natal Series 1. Complete set of 25. £100-200 Carbineers, 45th Sikhs and Canadian North 6 Cigarette cards - Taddy 1912. Orders of Chivalry West Mounted Police. 1/30 Flags, Arms & Types (Second series). Various backs. Complete set of of Nations - Belgium. 4/30 Colonial Troops 25. £150-250 (Leading Lines) - Sir Charles Warren, 1st Bengal Lancers Review Order, Sierra Leone Royal 7 Cigarette cards - F & J Smith 1904. A Tour Artillery and Lieut A C Lowe (HAC) W Battery. R Round the World (Postcard Back). Complete set & J Hill Ltd 1902 1/48 British Navy Series - of 50. £400-600 Majestic. (12) £50-80 8 Cigarette cards - Singleton & Cole Ltd 1910. 21 Cigarette cards - W D & H O Wills Ltd 1899. Atlantic Liners. Complete set of 50. £300-500 Seaside Resorts (Various Backs). Complete set 9 Cigarette cards - Lambert & Butler 1922. Motor of 50. £100-200 Cars ( A Series). Complete set of 25. Together 22 Cigarette cards - A Baker & Co Ltd 1898/99. with 22/40, 1906 Arms of Kings & Queens of 16/25 Beauties of all Nations (A Baker), plus one England and 18/25, 1904 Waverley Series. (Qty) duplicate. 1/25 Beauties of all Nations (Albert £50-80 Baker) - Russian and A Baker 1901, 5/25 10 Cigarette cards - W.D & H.O. Wills Ltd (Scissors Actresses, 3 Sizes - Dorothy Baird, Sarah Cigarettes) 1911/12. 13/50 Indian Regiments Bernhardt, Lily Hanbury, Ida Rene and Birdie Series. 9/36 Boxers. 8/25 Governors General of Sutherland. (23) £80-120 India. 28/52 Beauties (P/C inset - Lattice Back) 23 Cigarette cards - W D & H O Wills Ltd 1915. and 10/33 Regimental Pets. Together with BAT Recruiting Posters. Complete set of 12. £20-30 (Plain back ) 1917. 27/32 Transport of the World. (Qty) £50-80 24 Cigarette cards - R & J Hill Ltd 1911. Prince of Wales Series. Complete set of 20. £40-60 11 Cigarette cards - Godfrey Phillips Ltd 1902. 22/25 Beauties (B801 - B125). £60-80 25 Cigarette cards - Taddy 1903. Famous Actors/Famous Actresses. Complete set of 25. 12 Cigarette cards - Cope Bros & Co Ltd 1917. £80-120 41/50 VC & DSO Naval & Flying Heroes ( Unnumbered). 9/25 VC and DSO Naval & Flying 26 Cigarette cards - Taddy 1912. British Medals & Heroes (Numbered). £80-120 Decorations (Series 2). Complete set of 50. £100-200 13 Cigarette cards - F & J Smith 1911. Famous Explorers. Complete set of 50. £150-250 27 Cigarette cards - Carreras Ltd 1919. 75/80 Types of London, together with Carreras Ltd 14 Cigarette cards - Ogdens 1906. Flags & Funnels 1916. 28/50 Women on War Work. (103) £60-80 of Leading Steamship Lines. Complete set of 50. £30-50 28 Cigarette cards - Hudden & Co 1903. 23/25 Soldiers of the Century together with 12/25 15 Cigarette cards - W & F Faulkner 1899. Types of Smokers. (35) £200-300 Grenadier Guards. Complete set of 12. £30-50 Fine Cigarette Cards, Postcards & Ephemera, 20/05/2021 12:00 PM Page 1 of 16 Fine Cigarette Cards, Postcards & Ephemera, 20/05/2021 12:00 PM 29 Cigarette cards - Taddy 1906. 14/26 South 36 Cigarette cards - Taddy 1907/8. Prominent African Football Team 1906-7. Carolin, Daneel, Footballers - Fulham, 17 different cards, variety Hirsch,, Mare, Marsburg, Martheze, Millar, D of backs, including (Imperial Tobacco no Morkel, Neill, Raaff, Roos (Capt.), J Le Rouse, P footnote) F Bevan, J Hogan, L Skene, A Wilkes. Le Rouse and Stegmann. £80-120 (Imperial Tobacco with footnote) A Collins, F 30 Cigarette cards - Taddy (Myrtle Grove back) Harrison, T Leigh, H B Lipsham. ( Grapnel 1906. Very rare 7 Footballers New Mixture no footnote) A Fraser, A Hubbard, H Zealand/United Kingdom - New Zealand E Ross, A Collins. (Grapnel Mixture with footnote) Harper, A Seeling, J O'Sullivan, G Gillett and J W Freeman, J Fryer, A Linsay, C Millington, L Hunter. United Kingdom - H Imrie and A F Skene. £100-150 Harding. £200-300 37 Cigarette cards - Taddy 1907/8. Prominent 31 Cigarette cards - Taddy 1907. 6 different County Footballers - Hull City, 8 different players, Cricketers. Mr F L Fane - Essex. E J Freeman - variety of backs, including (Imperial Tobacco no Essex, Mr L D Brownlee - Gloucestershire, Mr C footnote) E Neave, E Roughley, Jack Smith. J Burnup - Kent, Mr N F Norman - (Imperial Tobacco with footnote) T Nevins. Northamptonshire, Mr J F Byrne - Warwickshire. (Grapnel Mixture no footnote) G Browell, D £100-200 Gordon, Joe Shaw, A Temple. £60-80 32 Cigarette cards - Taddy 1907. 9 different plus 38 Cigarette cards - Taddy 1907/8 Queens Park one duplicate Prominent Footballers - Football Rangers, 19 different cards, variety of backs, Association Officials (Grapnel Mixture, No including (Imperial Tobacco no footnote). E footnote). R Cooke, R P Gregson, Lord Kinnaird, Hitchcock, E H Lintott, J Macdonald, A Mitchell, W McGregor, G Wagstaffe - Simmons. (Imperial C Shaw, A Rogers. (Imperial Tobacco with Tobacco (No footnote) Alfred Davis, J Lewis, footnote) W Barnes, F Cannon, J Macdonald, J Rev. J T Hales, A G Hines. £60-80 McLean, J Fidler, P G Skilton. (Grapnel Mixture no footnote) J McLean S H Sugden, J White. 33 Cigarette cards - Taddy 1907/8. Prominent (Grapnel Mixture with footnote) S Downing, H Footballers -13 different, variety of backs, Duff, A Rogers, C Shaw. £100-150 including (Imperial Tobacco no footnote).1 Aston Villa - A Hall. 1 Blackburn Rovers - A Whittaker. 39 Cigarette cards - Taddy 1907/8 Prominent 4 Bradford City - G Handley, H Hanger, S Footballers - 11 different, variety of backs Higginson, A Wise. 1 Brighton & Hove Albion - including (Imperial Tobacco no footnote) 1 W McDonald. (Imperial Tobacco with footnote). Preston North End - H Stringfellow. 1 Richmond 2 Brighton & Hove Albion - J Leeming, J Martin. - T E T Teague. 1 Newcastle United - F (Grapnel Mixture no footnote). 2 Blackburn Speedie. (Imperial Tobacco with footnote) 2 Rovers - W Davies, Griffiths. (Grapnell Mixture Millwall - D Cunliffe, A Dean. 1 Norwich City - R no footnote). 1 Bradford City - J Millar. 1 Beale. (Grapnel Mixture no footnote) 1 Bradford & Hove Albion - R Beale. £80-120 Newcastle United - A Gosnell. 1 Reading - C Mainds. 1 Preston North End - R Bond. (Grapnel 34 Cigarette cards - Taddy 1907/8. Prominent Mixture with footnote) 2 New Brompton - J Footballers - 10 different, variety of backs, Reynolds, A E Pickett £80-120 including (Imperial Tobacco no footnote). 1 Bolton Wanderers - J Boyd. (Imperial Tobacco 40 Cigarette cards - Taddy 1907/8 Prominent with footnote). 1 Clapton Orient - O'Garara, 3 Footballers - 13 different, variety of backs Leyton - W Busby, H Kingaby, Longworth. including (Imperial Tobacco no footnote) 4 Notts (Grapnel Mixture no footnote). 1 Bolton Forest - W Dudley, W Hooper, A G Morris, H J Wanderers - D Davies. (Grapnel Mixture with West. 1 Sheffield United - Johnson. 2 Swindon footnote). 2 Clapton Orient - W Hind, J Town - C Bannister, G Heppinstall. (Grapnel Johnstone. 2 Leyton - J Moles, A Tait. £60-80 Mixture no footnote) 2 Notts Forest - E Hughes, G Needham, G H Maltby. 1 Sheffield United - R 35 Cigarette cards - Taddy 1907/8. Prominent Benson. 1 Sunderland - G Holley. 1 Swindon Footballers - Chelsea, 13 different players, Town - J Gill. £80-100 variety of backs, including (Imperial Tobacco no footnote). W Bridgeman, G Key, J Stark. (Imperial Tobacco with footnote). E L Birnie, W Brawn, F W Rouse, J E Windridge. (Grapnel Mixture no footnote). J L Frost, G Henderson. Grapnel Mix with footnote). J Cameron, G.Hilsdon, G Key, J Whiteley. £80-120 Fine Cigarette Cards, Postcards & Ephemera, 20/05/2021 12:00 PM Page 2 of 16 Fine Cigarette Cards, Postcards & Ephemera, 20/05/2021 12:00 PM 41 Cigarette cards - Taddy 1907/8 Prominent 52 Cigarette card - William Clark & Son 1898. Footballers - 9 different, variety of backs "Tobacco Leaf Girls". Single card - Girl in a short including (Imperial Tobacco no footnote) 2 skirt, smoking a cigarette and holding a walking Tottenham Hotspur - J A Gray, A Whyman. 1 cane. £150-250 Wolverhampton Wanderers - S Ward. (Imperial 53 Cigarette card - William Clark & Son 1898. Tobacco with footnote) 1 Tottenham Hotspur - F "Tobacco Leaf Girls". Single card - Girl with W Bentley. (Grapnel Mixture no footnote) 2 cloak, standing, with hands behind her back.
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    East Anglian Cigarette Card Club Saturday 18th April 2020 LOT DESCRIPTION Cond. Cat. Est. Value Price 1 Part set 90/100 Micro Machines VG ???? £18 - 20 2 Godfrey Philips set 50 Motor Cars at a Glance AbtVG £225 £55 - 60 3 Godfrey Philips set 50 International Caps VG £110 £20 - 22 4 Godfrey Philips set 54 In the Public Eye AbtVG £25 £6 - 8 5 Godfrey Philips set 25 How to make your own Wireless set AbtVG £70 £15 - 18 6 Godfrey Philips set 25 How to build a two valve set VG £70 £15 - 18 7 Godfrey Philips set 50 Film Stars VG £38 £7 - 9 8 Godfrey Philips set 50 Famous Minors VG £10 £3 - 5 9 Godfrey Philips set 36 Famous Love Scenes AbtVG £18 £3 - 5 10 BAT set 40 World Famous Cinema Artistes VG £40 £10 - 12 11 BAT set 50 Eagle Bird Siamese Alphabet GD/GD+ £100 £30 - 33 12 BAT set 50 Ships and Shipping AbtVG £75 £20 - 22 13 BAT set 25 Prehistoric Animals VG £100 £25 - 30 14 BAT Large set 36 Modern Beauties Fifth series VG £45 £8 - 10 15 BAT Large set 36 Modern Beauties Sixth series VG £36 £8 - 10 16 BAT Large set 36 Modern Beauties Seventh series VG £36 £8 - 10 17 J.Millhoff set 50 What the Stars say AbtVG £45 £10 - 12 18 J.Millhoff Large set 56 The Homeland series VG £10 £2 - 4 19 RS Challis & Co set 36 Wild Birds at Home (Baldric cig.) AbtVG £25 £5 - 7 20 Charles & Austin type Beauties Old Chums GOOD £35 £10 - 12 21 PJ Carroll set 25 Birds VG £25 £7 - 9 22 Bucktrout set 20 Inventor Series (Overstamped with Number) GOOD+ £30 £6 - 8 23 Alexander Boguslavsky Turf Sports Records (1 – 25) AbtVG £75 £20 - 25 24 Alexander Boguslavsky Turf Sports