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THE LONDON CIGARETTE CARD COMPANY LIMITED Sutton Road, Somerton, Somerset TA11 6QP, England THE LONDON CIGARETTE CARD COMPANY LIMITED Sutton Road, Somerton, Somerset TA11 6QP, England. Website: www.londoncigcard.co.uk Telephone: 01458 273452 Fax: 01458 273515 E-Mail: [email protected] POSTAL AUCTION ENDING 25TH AUGUST 2018 CATALOGUE OF CIGARETTE & TRADE CARDS & OTHER CARTOPHILIC ITEMS TO BE SOLD BY POSTAL AUCTION Bids can be submitted by post, phone, fax, e-mail or through our website. Estimates include VAT. Successful bidders outside the European Community will have 15% (UK tax) deducted from prices realized. Abbreviations used: EL = Extra Large; LT = Large Trade (89 x 64mm) L = Large; M = Medium; K = Miniature; Type Card = one card from a set; 27/50 = 27 cards out of a set of 50 etc; Under Condition column FCC = Finest Collectable Condition; VG = Very Good; G = Good; F = Fair; P = Poor; VP = Very Poor; O/W = Otherwise; CAT = 2018 Catalogue Value in Very Good Condition. EST in end column = Estimated Value due to condition. See biding sheet for conditions of sale. Last date for receipt of bids Saturday 25th August 2018 There are no additional charges to bidders for buyers premium etc. LOT ISSUER DESCRIPTION CONDITION CAT EST 1 TRADE CARDS EUROPE Set LT90 Arsenal F.C Fans Selection plus set LT18 Embossed 1998…………………………. Mint £21 £21 2 COUNTY PRINT Set 25 Prominent Cricketers 1894 (1990)………………………………………………………………… Mint £40 £40 3 ARDATH Set M99 General Interest Photocards Group Z mainly sports subjects 1936………………………….. VG £70 £70 4 B A T Set 50 Who’s Who in Sport 1926……………………………………………………………………………. VG £125 £125 5 TOPPS LT127/172 Slam Attax (World Wrestling) 2008 Nos. 46 to 172 complete…………………………..… Mint £13 £13 6 WILLS 3 Sets of 50 Military Motors (with ‘Censor’), Borough Arms 2nd & 4th Series plus 47/50 1st Series descriptive back 1905-16………………………………………………………………………………… VP-F £222 £32 7 A & BC GUM Set L73 Footballers Scottish 1st Series purple back 1971…………………………………………….. Mint £60 £60 8 G PHILLIPS Set M36 Characters Come to Life 1938………………………………………………………………….. VG £36 £36 9 ALLEN & GINTER TOB USA 3/50 American Editors c1890………………………………… Back damaged O/W fronts 1F, 2G £105 £25 10 SARONY Set L25 Museum Series advert back 1927………………………………………………………………. VG £25 £25 11 J F SPORTING COLLECTIBLES Set LT36 Football Wartime Guests 4th Series 2013…………………………………… Mint £27 £27 12 CARRERAS 3 Sets of 50 History of Army Uniforms, History of Naval Uniforms, Our Navy 1937….Few VP & G O/W P-F £180 £28 13 TRADE CARDS EUROPE/FUTERA Set LT50 Leeds United F.C SCARCE foil front issue 2000………………………….. Mint £25 £25 14 CARD COLLECTORS SOCIETY Set 50 Battlefields of Great Britain by F & J Smith 1913, reprint 1997 ……………………………………………………………………………….. Lightly corner marked O/W Mint £15 £10 15 SILVER SHRED 3/6 British Medals c1920………………………………………………………………………………………. P £60 £9 16 MORRIS Set 25 Marvels of the Universe c1912…………………………………………………… Few F O/W G-VG £100 £80 17 WILLS 48/50 Seaside Resorts 1899………………….. Some with clear glue marked backs, few F & VG O/W G £720 £300 18 A & BC GUM L60/81 Footballers Scottish 1964 (green backs)……………………………………. 1P, 3F, few G O/W VG £780 £700 19 PLAYERS Set 25 Products of the World, 49/50 Butterflies & Moths, 24/25 Polar Exploration 1st Series 1904-15..VP-F £180 £24 20 MILLHOFF 2L Sets Picturesque Old England, Art Treasures, L22/25 Roses 1926-31……………………………… P-F £139 £26 21 PLAYERS Grandee 2L Sets British Butterflies, British Mammals ‘Ltd’ issue 1982/83……………………………………… Mint £21 £21 22 OGDENS 7/50 Victoria Cross Heroes 1901………………………………………………………………………….. P-F £140 £40 23 J WIX Silks Set M48 British Empire Flags inscribed ‘printed in the USA’ 1933…………………………………….. VG £50 £50 24 CHURCHMAN Set 25 Life in a Liner 1930………………………………………………………………………………….. VG £40 £40 25 AMALGAMATED TOB 3 Sets of 25 Butterflies & Moths, Holiday Resorts, Nature 1957/58………………………………… Mint £20 £20 26 WILLS Set L40 Garden Flowers New Varieties 2nd Series 1939……………………………………………….. VG £20 £20 27 GDS/MP CARDS 2L Sets British Freshwater Fish, Nishikigo Koi Carp 1987/2006……………………………………… Mint £24 £24 28 BIBBY (Trex) Set L25 Good Dogs 1956……………………………………………………………….. Corner marked O/W G £60 £30 29 SARONY Set 54 Life at Whipsnade Zoo 1934…………………………………………………………………………. VG £33 £33 30 PRIMROSE Set 50 Z-Cars “send only 1/-“ on back 1968…………………………………………………………… Mint £30 £30 31 MILLHOFF Set 50 Things to Make 1935…………………………………………………………………………. FCC-Mint £30 £33 32 COHEN WEENEN Set 30 Wonders of the World gilt borders without ‘Series 6’ 1923……………………………………..… VG £90 £90 33 HIGNETT Set 50 Actors Natural & Character Studies 1938……………………………………………………… FCC £80 £80 34 COMIC IMAGE USA 2 Sets of LT90 Spiderman the McFarlane Era, Spiderman II 30th Anniversary 1992……………… Mint £19 £19 35 NUGGET POLISH Set EL40 Mail Carriers and Stamps c1910…………………… Backs with glue mark damage, 2P O/W G £640 £150 36 LYONS MAID Set 50 Famous People panel at top 32mm 1962………………………………………………………. Mint £50 £50 37 GOLDEN ERA 5 Sets of L7 Triumph Stag, Triumph Saloon, TR Collection, Land Rover 90,110 & Defender, Land Rover Discovery 1995-2002……………………………………………………………………………….. Mint £15 £15 38 SARONY 3L & M Sets National Types of Beauty, Celebrities & Their Autographs 1st & 2nd, L24/25 3rd, L24/25 4th, L24/25 A Day on the Airway 1923-28………………………………………… Few VP O/W P-F £153 £28 39 TOPPS UK 2LT Sets Jurassic Park, Hook the Film plus their sets of M11 Stickers 1992-93…………………….. Mint £24 £24 40 BROOK MOTORS Set EL12 Railway Engines size 125 x 105mm c1970..Some with very slight brown marks on back O/W VG £12 £9 41 WILLS 5 Sets of 50 Do You Know 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th Series, Engineering Wonders 1922-33….. Few F O/W VP-P £155 £20 42 B A T Type card of Beauties playing card inset ‘4 of Clubs’ blue net design back c1900……………………. VG £12 £12 43 B A T Type card of Famous Footballers Set 1 No. 40 ‘Elisha Scott, Liverpool’ 1923………………………… VG £6 £6 44 I T C OF CANADA Type card of How to Play Golf No. 14 1925……………………………………………………………….. G £10 £7 45 WESTMINSTER TOB Overseas Type card of Celebrated Actresses No. 23 Ref RB.21/200-140 1921…………………… G £6 £5 46 WILLS Overseas Type card of Stage & Music Hall Celebrities portrait in oval frame No. 46 ‘Havelock’ issue 1904..…. VG £5 £5 47 WILLS Overseas Type card of Drum Horses ‘2nd Dragoon Guards (Queen’s Bays)’ green star, circle & leaves issue 1909……………………………………………………………………………………… Corner marked O/W G £8 £5 48 BEWLAY Type card of War Series Generals No. 2 “Caps the Lot” issue c1915……………………………………. G £15 £12 49 BOGUSLAVSKY Type card of Conan Doyle Characters No. 5 black on white board 1923……………………………….. VG £7 £7 50 CHURCHMAN Type card of Phil May Sketches No. 6 ‘Churchman Cigarettes’ issue 1912…………………………….. VG £8 £8 51 CONTINENTAL CIGARETTE FACTORY Type card of Charming Portraits No.7 Ref H.549 blue back with firm’s name c1925..VG £5 £5 52 ARBOCCO TOB Peru Type card of Actresses Photo Series No. 139 Ref RB.123/A725-060-1 c1900………………….. F £10 £5 53 LA FLOR ISLENA TOB Canary Islands Type card of Photo Series lady, hand on hip leaning on wall, Ref RB.123-F540-1 c1905……………………………………………………………………………………………………………. G £15 £12 54 CHILENA TOB Chile Type card of Beauties Series No. 6 ‘Fume la Ideal’ back Ref RB.123/C341-120 c1920……………. VG £8 £8 55 EL PURACE TOB Colombia Type card of Photo Series ‘flower arrangement’ c1905………………………………………… VG £12 £12 56 STEFANOU TOB Turkey Type card of General Interest Series girl hand to mouth, 2 blue bows at shoulder c1900……… P £30 £6 57 COPE Type card of Actresses BLARM ‘Flahaut’ printing c, name panel 1/16” from border c1900..…………. F £38 £18 58 COPE Type card of Boy Scouts & Girl Guides ‘Washing Dishes’ c1910………………………………………… G £14 £12 59 GOODBODY Type card of Sports & Pastimes No. 7 ‘Military Push-Ball’ 1925…………………………………………. VG £8 £8 London Cigarette Card Co. Ltd -2 - 25th August 2018 LOT ISSUER DESCRIPTION CONDITION CAT EST 60 R & J HILL Type card of Actresses Continental ‘Kohlynska’ “Seven Wonders” back c1905……………………… VG £18 £18 61 FAULKNER Type card of Beauties FECKSA No. 47 Ref H.58 1901………………………………………………… VG £27 £27 62 CARRERAS Insert “Britain’s Finest Cigarette the Reputation of Piccadilly” crest in gold at top, plain back c1965.. G £? £3 63 WILLS Insert vertical for ‘Whiffs’ (brown text), ‘Legation Navy Cut & Mixture’ (blue & red text) pre1940……. G £? £3 64 CARTLEDGE Insert for ‘Checklist for Famous Prize Fighters’ Nos. 23-34 1938……………………………………….. VG £? £4 65 KINNEAR Type card of Jockeys ‘Madden’ 1896 Ref H240-1-1……………………………………………………… F £65 £35 66 MURATTI Type card of Caricatures ‘The Last Joined’ 3rd Dragoon Guards ‘Zinnia’ black back issue c1903…. VG £30 £30 67 PATTREIOUEX Type card of Cricketers Series No. 16 ‘George Hirst, Yorkshire’ 1926………………………………… G £13 £11 68 PATTREIOUEX Type card of Celebrities in Sport No. 41 Golf Miss C. Leitch c1930……………………………………. G £20 £16 69 PATTREIOUEX Type card of Footballers No. F75 ‘Mew, Manchester United’ c1922……………. Corner marked O/W VG £14 £12 70 PATTREIOUEX Type card of Footballers No. F137 ‘Moore & Pugh, Manchester United’ c1922…Corner marked O/W VG £13 £11 71 PLAYERS Type card of Old England’s Defenders No. 43 1898…………………………………………………….. VG £24 £24 72 LORILLARD TOB USA Type card of Beautiful Women No. 32 Ref RB.22/X2-257 ‘5c Ante’ front & back c1890…………. G £28 £20 73 VENABLE TOB USA Type card of Actresses No. 30 Ref RB.22/X2-359 ‘Given Away’ issue c1890…. Corner cracked O/W G £45 £25 74 PARRS Type card of Famous Aircraft No. 13 1953………………………………………………………………….. G £8 £7 75 JOHNSTON CORN FLOUR Type card ‘A Pickpocket in Custody’ No.
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