Autograph Auction - Day 1 Saturday 15 February 2014 12:00

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Lot: 1 Lot: 3 ALI MUHAMMAD: (1942- ) BOXING: Max Baer (1909-1959) American Boxer, World American Boxer, World Heavyweight Champion. Bold, Heavyweight Champion 1934-35. dark vintage pencil signature Vintage signed postcard ('Cassius Clay') on a page photograph of Baer standing in a contained in a small oblong 12mo full length boxing pose. Signed in autograph album. Beneath his dark fountain pen ink to a light signature Clay has added the area of the image and dated words Next World Champ in his 1937 in his hand; Max Schmeling hand. The autograph album also (1905-2005) German Boxer, includes twenty other signatures World Heavyweight Champion by a variety of different famous 1930-32. Vintage signed individuals including Harold postcard photograph of Macmillan and his wife Dorothy, Schmeling standing in a full Eleanor Roosevelt, Adam Faith, length boxing pose. Photograph Harry Secombe, Richard by Bryant of New York. Signed Beeching, members of the with his name alone in dark Bolshoi Ballet etc. Ali's signature fountain pen ink to the lower is very slightly smudged. The white border. Some very slight, album lacking the spine and back minor corner creasing, otherwise cover, about VG Each of the VG, 2 Baer defeated Schmeling signatures were obtained by the in a bout at Yankee Stadium on vendor's father who was the 8th June 1933 in what was Banqueting Manager of the loosely viewed as a fight between Victoria Hotel in Nottingham. Ali the Jewish faith and the prejudice was at the Victoria Hotel in of the Nazis. Nottingham on 28th May 1963 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 ahead of the British Middleweight Championship fight between George Aldridge and Mick Leahy Lot: 4 which also took place in CERDAN MARCEL: (1916-1949) Nottingham. Ali himself was due French Boxer, World to fight Henry Cooper in Middleweight Champion 1948-49. on 18th June 1963. Ali first Vintage signed and inscribed 4 x became World Champion in 6 postcard photograph of Cerdan February 1964 following his standing in a three quarter length victory over Sonny Liston. boxing pose. Photograph by Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Studio Harcourt. Signed in bold blue fountain pen ink to the image, partially across a darker Lot: 2 area although perfectly legible. ALI MUHAMMAD: (1942- ) Autographs of Cerdan are rare American Boxer, World following his tragic death in an air Heavyweight Champion. A slim crash at the age of 33. VG 8vo printed brochure entitled Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Human Rights in Islam, published by The Institute of Islamic Information and Education in Lot: 5 Chicago, Illinois, signed by BOXING: Selection of vintage Muhammad Ali in blue ink with signed postcard photographs, his name alone to a clear area of and a few smaller, by various the cover. Together with a small boxers, mainly British and some selection of signed postcard of them champions, including Len photographs and slightly larger Harvey, Jack Doyle, Freddie (1) by other boxers including Mills, Al Phillips, Len Bennett, Howard Winstone, Ray 'Boom Bobby Boland, Stan Hawthorne, Boom' Mancini, Jake Tuli etc. VG Bert Hornby, Laurie Buxton, to EX, 6 Frank Tierney, Johnny Williams, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Billy Thompson, Jimmy Wilde (magazine photograph, FR) etc. Each of the images depict the subjects in boxing poses. FR to G, 24 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00

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Lot: 6 Finch, Robert Cohen, Joe BOXING: Selection of vintage Burman, Larry Gains, Johnny signed postcard photographs, Pritchett, Pete Rademacher (the and a few smaller, by various only boxer in history to fight for boxers, mainly British and some the World Heavyweight of them champions, including Championship in his first Tommy Farr, Ken Shaw, Joe professional fight), Lou Brouillard, Beckett, Ronnie Burr, Jock Jimmy Carter, Howard Winstone, Taylor, Gwyn Williams, Chris Dave 'Boy' Green etc. Some of Adcock, Ronnie Taylor, Bert the letters are quite lengthy and Jackson, Sammy Sullivan, Vince most have interesting content Hawkins, Jackie Turpin, George relating to the boxer's careers in Dawson, Bunty Doran, Micky the ring. Some light age wear, G Wood, Ronnie Clayton etc. Each to VG, 35 of the images depict the subjects Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 in boxing poses. FR to G, 24 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Lot: 10 BOXING: Selection of signed 8 x Lot: 7 10 photographs by various BOXING: Selection of vintage Boxers including Alan Minter, signed postcard photographs and John Conteh, Johnny Nelson, slightly larger by various boxers, Charlie Magri, Colin Jones, Steve some of them champions, Robinson, Michael Gomez, Gene including Tommy Yarosz, Laurie Fullmer, Marvin Johnson etc. Buxton, Dick Turpin, Aaron Some duplication. All of the Wilson, Louis 'Kid' Kaplan, images, some of which are Battling Levinsky, Freddie Miller, colour, show the subjects in Enzo Correggioli, Tino Clavari, boxing related poses and all are Richard Armah, Pierre Montane boldly signed to clear areas. (2; one inscribed to Jack Matted (3). VG to EX, 17 Solomons), Tommy Uren etc. Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Each of the images depict the subjects in boxing poses. FR to G, 16 Lot: 11 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 RHODES WILFRED: (1877- 1973) English Cricketer. A.L.S., W. Rhodes, one page, 4to, Lot: 8 Bradford, 13th July 1922, to a BOXING: Selection of signed 8 x gentleman, on the printed 10 photographs and smaller (3) stationery of Bradford Cricket by various boxers comprising Club. Rhodes thanks his Jake LaMotta, Sugar Ray correspondent for a photograph Leonard, Larry Holmes, Floyd of Mr. Holmes and himself, Patterson, Max Schmeling (also commenting 'The only thing I can signed by his wife Anny Ondra), say about it as that you have Henry Cooper and Dai Dower. moved the camera otherwise it Colour (3). Most of the images would have been alright. It may depict the subjects in boxing be a little out of focus but very poses. Generally VG, 7 little if any.' Some very light Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 overall creasing, otherwise VG Rhodes most likely refers to a photograph of himself and Percy Holmes (1886-1971) who also Lot: 9 played cricket for and BOXING: Selection of A.Ls.S., England. T.Ls.S., some signed pieces, Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 album pages and magazine photographs etc., by various boxers including Randolph Turpin, Jackie Turpin, Dick Turpin, Don Cockell, Dave McCleave, Jack Solomons, Jackie Paterson, Petey Sarron, Phil Scott (discussing the fixing of a fight against Jack Sharkey), Joey Sangor, Alan Minter, Albert

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Lot: 12 Lot: 15 WARNER PELHAM F.: (1873- CRICKET: An 8vo sheet of plain 1963) English Cricketer. T.L.S., notepaper individually signed by P. F. Warner, one page, 4to, nine English cricketers including London, 27th April 1942, to B. Jack Hobbs, Andrew Sandham, Glossop of Messrs. Thos. E. Patsy Hendren, George Glossop & Sons. Warner thanks Geary, H. T. W. Hardinge etc., his correspondent for their letter also signed by Denis Compton to following a broadcast ('It really is the verso, with an additional note rather fun broadcasting, though in his hand. Together with an the Microphone is rather an irregularly clipped signed piece inanimate thing to speak into') by eleven members of the and continues 'Your stories about Sussex County Cricket team of Charlie Macartney…are very 1939 including James Langridge, interesting. What a glorious John Langridge, George Cox, W. player Victor [Trumper] was, but L. Cornford etc. (laid down). Also you can't get away from [Don] including an oblong 4to page, Bradman's performances, or probably removed from a visitor's those of Charlie Macartney, but I book, individually signed by over place all three of them in the 30 cricketers including Jack same class. When batsmen are Hobbs, Herbert Sutcliffe, Frank as good as those three, I think it Woolley, Peter May, George is very hard to distinguish Duckworth, John Arlott, R. E. S. between them.' Some light Wyatt, W. Stuart Surridge, Alf creasing and overall foxing, G Gover, Ian Peebles, Greville Warner refers to the three Stevens, Doug Insole, Andrew Australian cricketers Victor Sandham, Herbert Strudwick, J. Trumper (1877-1915), Charlie W. Hitch, Joe Mercer etc. All McCartney (1886-1958) and Don have signed with their names Bradman (1908-2001). alone in bold blue ink. G to EX, 3 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

Lot: 13 Lot: 16 BRADMAN DON: (1908-2001) CRICKET: Selection of signed Australian Cricketer. Signed 7 x postcard photographs and a few 10 photograph of Bradman in a slightly larger, most vintage, by full length pose, wearing his various cricketers including Len cricket pads and with a bat under Hutton, Bill Edrich, Peter May, one arm, walking out to the Alan Davidson, Gubby Allen, crease with Jack Fingleton Tom Graveney, Colin Cowdrey, alongside him. Signed by Lindsay Hassett etc. Most of the Bradman in bold blue ink with his images depict the players in name alone to a clear area of the action poses. Generally VG, 9 image. EX Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

Lot: 17 Lot: 14 CRICKET: Selection of signed AUSTRALIAN CRICKET: Two postcard photographs and pages removed from an slightly larger, a few 8 x 10s, autograph album individually signed pieces, First Day Cover signed by thirteen members of (1), a few signed programmes the Australian cricket team of (some multiple signed) etc., by 1953 including Neil Harvey, various cricketers including Ray Graeme Hole, Ron Archer, Richie Lindwall, Bill O'Reilly, Percy Benaud, Gil Langley, Alan Fender (interesting T.L.S. Davidson, Ray Lindwall, Keith recounting the first time he Miller etc. Some light staining to played for England), Geoff one of the pages, only very Boycott & Len Hutton, David slightly affecting the signatures, Gower, John Edrich, Bob Willis, G to VG, 2 Graham Gooch, Fred Trueman, Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Alan Knott, Ian Botham, Alec Bedser, Denis Compton, Godfrey Evans, Gary Sobers, Derek Randall, Greg Chappell, Bob Woolmer, Ian Redpath, Doug

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Walters, Chris Old, Trevor Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Chappell etc. Generally VG, 18 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Lot: 21 DOHERTY REGINALD: (1872- Lot: 18 1910) English Tennis Player, CRICKET: Selection of signed 8 Wimbledon Champion 1897, x 10 photographs and a few 1898, 1899 & 1900 & slightly larger by various LAURENCE (1875-1919) English cricketers including Graham Tennis Player, Wimbledon Gooch, Brian Close, Graeme Champion 1902, 1903, 1904, Swann, Andrew Strauss, 1905 & 1906. An extremely rare Jonathan Trott, Paul book signed by both Reginald Collingwood, Mohammad Amir, and Laurence Doherty Umar Gul, Shoaib Malik, Tim individually, being a hardback Bresnan, Matt Prior, Dickie Bird. edition of R. F. & H. L. Doherty A little duplication. Many of the on Lawn Tennis, First Edition images are colour and most published by Lawn Tennis, 1903. show the subjects in cricket Illustrated with photographic related poses. All are boldly plates of various tennis strokes signed, most to clear areas of the and with the original photographs images. VG to EX, 21 of the Doherty brothers and Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 dedicatee, Grand Duchess Anastasie of Mecklenburg- Schwerin. Individually signed by Lot: 19 both Reginald and Laurence CRICKET: Selection of four Doherty with their names alone in miniature cricket bats, each dark fountain pen ink to the lower multiple signed by various Test mount of their photograph, the cricketers including Ian Botham, sepia image depicting the players Allan Lamb, David Gower, Allan seated together in a relaxed full Border, Gil Langley, Bill Lawry, length pose wearing their tennis John Emburey, Lindsay Hassett, whites and each with a racket at Bob Massie, Tim Caldwell, their side. Some very slight, Graham Dilley, Derek minor ink bleeding to the Underwood, Alan Knott, Chris signatures. Further inscribed by Tavare, Derek Pringle, Michael Reginald Doherty to the front free Holding, Philip De Freitas, Curtly endpaper in dark fountain pen Ambrose, Winston Benjamin, ink, 'With best compliments from John Lever, Keith Fletcher, Geoff the Authors' and dated October Boycott, Micky Stewart, John 1903 in his hand. Some very Hampshire, Chris Old and many slight, minor ink bleeding to the others. Lightly varnished (1). VG signatures. Bound in the to EX, 4 publisher's blue-grey cloth with Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 white title to cover and spine. Some light overall foxing and age wear to the book (G), the signed photograph VG Lot: 20 Estimate: £1,000.00 - £1,200.00 CRICKET: Selection of five miniature cricket bats, each multiple signed by various Test cricketers including Clyde Lot: 22 Walcott, Tony Greig, Brian Close, TENNIS: Selection of signed John Snow, Godfrey Evans, Fred postcard photographs (two Trueman, Dennis Brookes, Keith vintage) and slightly larger etc., Andrew, Mike Hendrick, Allan by various tennis players Border, Dean Jones, Merv including Kay Stammers (the Hughes, Willie Watson, Ross image depicting her in a golf Morgan, Mike Gatting, Ray action pose), Dorothy Round, Lindwall, Bert Sutcliffe, Graham Bjorn Borg, Fred Perry (2), H. W. Dilley, Richard Hadlee, Derek Austin, Anke Huber etc. Some of Shackleton, Jack Birkenshaw the images are colour. G to and many others. Lightly generally VG, 8 varnished (1). VG to EX, 5 An Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 extremely rare signed photograph by the Wimbledon Championship brothers

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Lot: 23 to the lower right corner of RAMSEY ALF: (1920-1999) Ramsey's cover, evidently where English Footballer and Manager a small address label was of the English national football originally affixed, VG to EX, 4 team 1963-74 with whom he won Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 the World Cup in 1966. Signed First Day Cover commemorating the European Nations Cup, Lot: 26 England vs. , ENGLAND FOOTBALL: A postmarked at Wembley, 29th hardback edition of Images of April 1972, being the venue and Football by Tim Hill, compiled date of the first leg Quarter Finals with photographs by The Daily of the European Nations Cup. Mail, First Edition published by Signed by Ramsey in blue ink Parragon, Bath, 2008, with his name alone to a clear individually signed by nine area. One small, light stain to the members of the England World lower right corner, evidently Cup winning team of 1966, where a small address label was Gordon Banks, George Cohen, originally affixed, otherwise VG Ray Wilson, Jack Charlton, Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Martin Peters, Roger Hunt, Nobby Stiles, Bobby Charlton and Geoff Hurst. All have signed Lot: 24 in bold silver ink to the front free RAMSEY ALF: (1920-1999) endpaper. Accompanied by the English Footballer and Manager dustjacket. Together with a of the English national football slightly irregularly trimmed 3.5 x 5 team 1963-74 with whom he won newspaper photograph by Bobby the World Cup in 1966. Signed Moore, the image showing him in First Day Cover commemorating a full length action pose wearing the European Nations Cup, West his West Ham United kit. Signed Germany vs. England, in bold blue ink with his name postmarked at West Berlin, 13th alone to a light area at the base May 1972, being the venue and of the image. Laid down and with date of the second leg Quarter a sellotape stain to the head of Finals of the European Nations the image, not affecting the Cup. Signed by Ramsey in black signature. Also including a signed ink with his name alone to a clear 6 x 8 photograph by Alan Ball, area. About EX the image showing him in a full Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 length action pose wearing his England kit. Signed in black ink with his name alone to a clear area at the centre of the image. Lot: 25 Further including a colour 17.5 x RAMSEY ALF: (1920-1999) 11.5 print of a Junkers 87 aircraft English Footballer and Manager individually signed in bold pencil of the English national football by Knight's Cross with Oakleaves team 1963-74 with whom he won and Swords winner Dietrich Peltz the World Cup in 1966. Signed and the artist Jay Ashurst. First Day Cover commemorating Framed and glazed in a wooden the European Nations Cup, frame to an overall size of 19.5 x England vs. Switzerland, 13.5. G to generally VG, 4 postmarked at Wembley, 10th Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 November 1971. Signed by Ramsey in black ink with his name alone to a clear area. Together with a signed First Day Lot: 27 Cover by Bobby Charlton CHELSEA: Selection of signed 8 commemorating the European x 10 photographs by various Cup Final, Manchester United vs. former Chelsea footballers Benfica, postmarked at including Roy Bentley, John Wembley, 29th May 1968, being Boyle, Peter Bonetti, Tommy the venue and date of the final. Baldwin, Ron Harris, Jimmy Signed by Charlton in blue ink Floyd Hasselbaink, Kerry Dixon, with his name alone to a clear John Dempsey, Charlie Cooke, area. Also including individually Bobby Tambling, Paddy Mulligan, signed First Day Covers by the Jim Lewis, John Hollins, Alan sailors Francis Chichester and Hudson, Marvin Hinton etc. Alec Rose. One small, light stain Some duplication. Each of the

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images, most of which are colour, Peter Brabrook, Tony Cottee etc. depict the subjects in football Some duplication. Each of the related poses wearing their images, most of which are colour, Chelsea kits and all are boldly depict the subjects in football signed with their names alone, related poses wearing their West largely to clear areas of the Ham United kits and all are boldly images. VG to EX, 33 signed with their names alone, Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 largely to clear areas of the images. VG to EX, 32 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Lot: 28 ARSENAL: Selection of signed 8 x 10 photographs by various Lot: 31 former Arsenal footballers EVERTON: Selection of signed 8 including Bob Wilson, John x 10 photographs by various Hartson, Peter Marinello, Terry former Everton footballers Neill, John Radford, Kenny including Neville Southall, Kevin Sansom, John Roberts, Jon Sheedy, Kevin Ratcliffe, Tony Sammels, Peter Storey, Eddie Cottee, John Bailey, Alan Kelly, John Hollins etc. Some Ainscow, Trevor Steven, Gary duplication. Each of the images, Stevens, Graeme Sharp, Ian most of which are colour, depict Snodin etc. Some duplication. the subjects in football related Each of the images, most of poses wearing their Arsenal kits which are colour, depict the and all are boldly signed with subjects in football related poses their names alone, largely to wearing their Everton kits and all clear areas of the images. VG to are boldly signed with their EX, 22 names alone, largely to clear Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 areas of the images. VG to EX, 31 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Lot: 29 TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR: Selection of signed 8 x 10 Lot: 32 photographs by various former LIVERPOOL: Selection of signed Tottenham Hotspur footballers 8 x 10 photographs by various including Alan Mullery, Bobby former Liverpool footballers Smith, Mark Falco, Terry Dyson, including Jimmy Case, Bruce Martin Chivers, Tony Galvin, Phil Grobbelaar, Jason McAteer, Phil Beal, Peter Baker, Les Allen, Neal, Tommy Lawrence, Chris Paul Miller, Mike Hazzard, Lawler, Alan Kennedy, David Graham Roberts, Maurice Fairclough, Ian Callaghan, Ron Norman, Dave Mackay, Cliff Yeats, Paul Walsh, Willie Jones, Paul Walsh, Danny Stevenson, Tommy Smith etc. Thomas etc. Some duplication. Some duplication. Each of the Each of the images, most of images, most of which are colour, which are colour, depict the depict the subjects in football subjects in football related poses related poses wearing their wearing their Tottenham Hotspur Liverpool kits and all are boldly kits and all are boldly signed with signed with their names alone, their names alone, largely to largely to clear areas of the clear areas of the images. VG to images. VG to EX, 30 EX, 30 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

Lot: 33 Lot: 30 UNITED: Selection of WEST HAM UNITED: Selection signed 8 x 10 photographs by of signed 8 x 10 photographs by various former Leeds United various former West Ham United footballers including Terry footballers including John Yorath, Johnny Giles, Norman Hartson, Mark Ward, Alan Taylor, Hunter, Eddie Gray, Alan Curtis, Ray Stewart, Geoff Pike, Phil Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, Mel Parkes, Frank McAvennie, Alvin Sterland, Tony Currie, Peter Martin, Steve Jones, Tony Gale, Lorimer, Mick Bates, Mick Jones Alan Dickens, Julian Dicks, Alan etc. Some duplication. Each of Devonshire, Alan Curbishley, the images, most of which are

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colour, depict the subjects in signed 8 x 10 photograph by football related poses wearing Albert Scanlon and a signed 11 x their Leeds United kits and all are 8 photograph by Jack Crompton boldly signed with their names to the image and by Matt Busby alone, largely to clear areas of to the verso, each of the images the images. VG to EX, 22 depicting the subjects in Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Manchester United poses. VG, 3 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00

Lot: 34 FOOTBALL: Selection of signed Lot: 37 pieces, First Day Cover (1), FOOTBALL: A good original multiple signed menu (1), signed colour pen and ink drawing of the postcard photographs and fictional footballer Roy Race, slightly larger etc., by various striker with Melchester Rovers footballers including Stanley who appeared in the Roy of the Matthews (4), Billy Wright (2), Rovers comic strip, drawn and Tom Finney, Franz signed by Mike White on a 4to Beckembauer, Justin Fashanu, sheet of paper, individually Gordon Banks, David Seaman, signed by thirteen former Kenny Burns, Bob Latchford, Joe footballers and managers Bradford, Syd Owen, Dixie Dean, including Matt Busby, Ron Peter Withe etc. A few P to FR, Greenwood, Jack Charlton, generally VG, 15 George Cohen, Tom Finney, Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 George Hardwick, Albert Stubbins, Derek Dooley, Albert Scanlon, Bill Perry, Cyril Lot: 35 Robinson, Jackie Sewell etc. FOOTBALL: Selection of signed Together with individually signed 8 x 10 photographs by various 4 x 6.5 magazine photographs by football players, and some Stanley Matthews and Stan managers, including David Mortensen, each neatly laid Seaman, Peter Shilton, Pat down. Some light surface Jennings, Alex Stepney, Ray creasing, otherwise G to VG, 3 Clemence, Harry Redknapp, Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Malcolm Macdonald, Martin Chivers, Norman Hunter, Steve Heighway, Johnny Giles, Stan Lot: 38 Bowles, Ian St John, Terry FOOTBALL: An excellent Mancini, Kenny Sansom etc. All autograph album containing 46 are published by Autographed signatures by various footballers Editions and feature printed (some of them England World biographies etc. to the versos. Cup winners) and a few other Most of the images are colour sportsmen, including Peter and all are boldly signed to the Schmeichel, Stan Bowles, lower white borders. VG to EX, Tommy Docherty, Roger Hunt, 18 Ray Wilson, George Best, Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Graeme Souness, Alan Ball, Steve Perryman, Pat Jennings, Stuart Pearce, Ray Barlow, Paul Lot: 36 Gascoigne (bearing the date 4th MANCHESTER UNITED: A white July 1990 in his hand; the day of linen handkerchief featuring a the famous World Cup semi final colour embroidered image of a between England and West footballer, individually signed by Germany in Turin when various former Manchester Gascoigne had tears in his eyes United footballers and managers following a yellow card), Graham including Matt Busby, Tommy Williams, Gerard Houllier, Ronnie Docherty, Bobby Charlton, Denis Clayton, Dennis Tueart, Joey Law, Jack Crompton, David Herd Jones, Phil Neal (both bearing (twice), Pat Crerand, Alex the place and date, , 25th Stepney, John Connelly, Andy May 1977 in their hands; being Ritchie, Brian Kidd, Johnny the day on which they were part Morris and two others. With an of Liverpool's first European Cup ink annotation in the hand of a winning team), Des Walker, Bob collector to the edge, away from Wilson, Ray Clemence, Mick the signatures. Together with a Channon, Peter Osgood, Alan

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Shearer, Bobby Robson, George Lot: 41 Weah, Peter Bonetti, Tommy BRITISH & IRISH LIONS: Harmer, Bobby Smith, Gordon Selection of individually signed Banks, George Cohen, Henry white cards by various members Cooper, Dave 'Boy' Green etc. of the British and Irish Lions All of the signatures are good, team of 2013 bold examples (some in fountain including (head pen ink) to individual pages. EX coach), , Richard Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Hibbard, Adam Jones, Matt Stevens, Richie Gray, , Paul O'Connell, Sean Lot: 39 O'Brien, Sam Warburton FOOTBALL: An excellent (captain), , Conor autograph album containing 44 Murray, , Jonathan signatures by various footballers Sexton, Jonathan Davies, Brian (some of them Brazil World Cup O'Driscoll, , Simon winners) and a few other Zebo, , Graham sportsmen, including Roberto Rowntree, , Rob Carlos, Jairzinho, Nilton Santos, Howley (the latter three all Mario Zagallo, Gerson, Zizinho, assistant coaches) etc. All of the Hercules Brito, Bebeto, Vava, bold black ink signatures appear Jair da Rosa Pinto, Ronaldo, within custom Autograph boxes Carlos Alberto, Tostao, Felix, and each card has a large white Rivelino, Wilson da Silva Piazza, margin to the left. VG to EX, 32 Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, David Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Beckham, Ryan Giggs, Jaap Stam, Andy Cole, Dwight Yorke, Peter Schmeichel, Fernando Lot: 42 Redondo, George Weah, Peter NURMI PAAVO: (1897-1973) Bonetti, Graham Williams, Ray Finnish Athlete, Olympic Gold Barlow, George Best, Joe Cole, medallist. Fountain pen ink Ronnie Clayton, Don King, signature ('Paavo Nurmi') on a Lennox Lewis, Felix Trinidad etc. page removed from an autograph All of the signatures are good, album with a vintage image of the bold examples (some in fountain runner neatly affixed beneath the pen ink) to individual pages. EX signature. Together with a small The present autograph album selection of signed cards etc. by contains the signatures of eight other runners and athletes members of Brazil's 1970 World including Sydney Wooderson (2), Cup winning team, as well as Derek Ibbotson, Roger Bannister their manager, Mario Zagallo, (vintage signed 4 x 5 photograph, who had previously won the very slightly neatly trimmed) etc. World Cup as a player in 1958 & G to VG, 6 1962, thus becoming the first Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 man to win the trophy as both player and manager. Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Lot: 43 BANNISTER ROGER: (1929- ) English Athlete who ran the first Lot: 40 sub-four-minute mile. Vintage RUGBY: Selection of signed 8 x signed 8 x 6.5 photograph 10 photographs by various depicting Bannister running in a Rugby players including Rory full length pose as he crosses the Underwood, , J. P. R. finishing line at the Iffley Road Williams, Sam Tomkins (signed Track in Oxford on 6th May 1954 card), , John to become the first man to run a Dawes, Martin Offiah, Sean mile in less than four minutes. O'Loughlin etc. Some duplication. Photograph by the Oxford Mail. Each of the images, most of Signed ('Best wishes to you all, which are colour, depict the Roger Bannister') in bold, dark subjects in rugby related poses fountain pen ink across a light and all are boldly signed with area at the base of the image. their names alone, largely to Vintage signed photographs of clear areas of the images. VG to Bannister are surprisingly scarce. EX, 22 A couple of extremely small, Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 minor areas of paper loss to the corners of the upper white

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border, otherwise VG of paper, additionally annotated Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 in his hand 'Junior & Midlands Billiards Champion, Record Break 980, Snooker Worlds Lot: 44 Record 96' beneath his BOLT USAIN: (1986- ) signature. Also including a Jamaican Sprinter, Olympic Gold printed 4to souvenir programme medallist. Signed colour 10 x 8 for a snooker match as part of a photograph of Bolt in a head and testimonial tribute to Ted Lowe, shoulders pose holding one of his entitled Farewell Leicester Olympic gold medals. Signed in Square Hall, 30th January 1955, bold black ink with his name signed to the front cover by the alone to the image. EX snooker players Joe Davis, Fred Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Davis, Willie Smith, Jack Rea, Alec Brown, John Pulman, Sydney Lee, Sidney Smith and Ted Lowe individually; and Lot: 45 further including a signed 6 x 8 ATHLETICS: Selection of signed photograph of Stephen Hendry. postcard photographs, 8 x 10 (1) Some slight surface creasing to by various athletes, many of the programme, G to generally them Olympic medallists, VG, 4 including Sohn Kee-chung (Son Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Kitei; first Korean Olympic medallist, 1936), Mikio Oda (first Japanese Olympic Gold medallist), Sebastian Coe, Mary Lot: 48 Peters, Denise Lewis, Sally HORSE RACING: A printed small Gunnell, Daley Thompson, Allan 8vo official printed card for the Wells, Don Thompson, Jackie 'Derby' Day Epsom Races for Joyner-Kersee, Carl Lewis, Paula 27th May 1944, individually Radcliffe, Alan Pascoe, Sonia signed to the front cover in bold O'Sullivan, Linford Christie, Ingrid pencil by various jockeys Kristiansen etc. Many of the including Gordon Richards, Steve images are colour. VG, 27 Donoghue, Fred Lane, Tommy Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Carey, Arthur Wragg, Joseph Marshall, Stanley Wootton, George Gardner, entertainer Tom Walls etc. Some light age wear, Lot: 46 about VG JONES ROBERT T.: (1902- Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 1971) American Golfer, Open Champion 1926, 1927 & 1930 and American Open Champion 1923, 1926, 1929 & 1930. Blue Lot: 49 ink signature and inscription ('For HORSE RACING: Selection of Bill, Best wishes, Bob Jones') in signed postcard photographs and later years on an oblong 12mo slightly larger, a few 8 x 10s etc., white card. About EX by various jockeys and trainers Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 etc., including Gordon Richards, Willie Shoemaker, Peter Scudamore, Bob Champion, Lester Piggott, Dick Francis, Lot: 47 Steve Cauthen, Willie Carson, DAVIS JOE: (1901-1978) British Vincent O'Brien etc. Many of the Snooker & Billiards Player, World images are colour and most Champion 1927-40, 1946. show the subjects in horse racing Vintage signed 5.5 x 3.5 related images. VG, 10 photograph of Davis in a half Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 length pose leaning over a snooker table with his cue as he prepares to pot a ball. With the logo of the New of the World Lot: 50 newspaper to the upper white FANGIO JUAN MANUEL: (1911- border. Signed by Davis in bold 1995) Argentinean Motor Racing blue fountain pen ink across a Driver, Formula One World light area of the image. Together Champion 1951, 1954, 1955, with a fountain pen ink signature 1956 & 1957. Signed and by Davis on an oblong 12mo slip inscribed 6 x 4 photograph featuring two different images of

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Fangio with his Mercedes-Benz Lot: 53 racing car. Signed ('J M Fangio') HUNT JAMES: (1947-1993) in blue ink to a clear area and British Motor Racing Driver, dated 8th March 1991 in his Formula One World Champion hand. EX. 1976. Signed 5 x 7 photograph of Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Hunt standing in a half length pose holding an Olympus camera in one hand. The promotional Lot: 51 image is signed by Hunt in bold STEWART JACKIE (1939- ) blue ink with his name alone to Scottish Formula One Motor the lower border. Together with a Racing Driver, World Champion signed 5 x 7 photograph by 1969, 1971 & 1973 & Jackie Stewart, two identical SALVADORI ROY (1922-2012) signed postcard photographs British Formula One Motor (one inscribed) and a T.L.S. (26th Racing Driver. Vintage signed March 1980) by Stirling Moss. and inscribed 9.5 x 7.5 VG to EX, 5 photograph by both Stewart and Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Salvadori individually, the image depicting the two drivers in head and shoulders profile poses, Lot: 54 engaged in conversation SAILING: Selection of signed together, and wearing their racing pieces, signed photographs and goggles and overalls. Signed by bookweight photographs of Stewart in bold black ink across a various sizes, a few T.Ls.S. etc., light area at the head of the by various record breaking image and signed by Salvadori in sailors including Francis bold green ink across a light area Chichester, Alan Villiers, Lawson of the image, adding the date Smith, John Ridgway, Chay 19th April 1965 in his hand. Blyth, Alec Rose, Jacques Some slight surface and corner Piccard, Thomas Lipton, Robin creasing, about VG Knox-Johnston etc. Some Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 duplication. Together with an unusual small 8vo page removed from an autograph album (slightly Lot: 52 irregularly trimmed at the base) HUNT JAMES: (1947-1993) individually signed by nine British Motor Racing Driver, explorers including Vilhjalmur Formula One World Champion Stefansson, Francis 1976. Signed colour 6.5 x 4.5 Younghusband, Hubert Wilkins & postcard photograph of Hunt Carl Eielson (the first men to fly driving his McLaren racing car on over the South Pole), Ahmed a circuit and also featuring a Hassanien, Michael O'Dwyer, small inset head and shoulders Filippo De Filippi etc. Each have portrait image. Signed with his signed their names in dark name alone in blue ink to the fountain pen ink, some adding image. Together with Stirling various dates (1923-28). G to Moss (1929- ) English Motor VG, 38 Racing Driver. Signed 6 x 4 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 photograph of Moss driving his Mercedes Benz racing car at the British Grand Prix in 1955. Lot: 55 Signed in bold black ink to a clear MR. UNIVERSE: A printed 8vo area at the head of the image. menu for a luncheon to VG to EX, 2 commemorate the first British Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Empire Weight-Lifting Championships and 'Mr. Universe' Contest at Holborn Restaurant, London, 13th August 1948, individually signed to the verso by eleven weight-lifters and bodybuilders (some of them Olympic medallists) including George Hackenschmidt, Steve Reeves, John Grimek, Issy Bloomberg, James Halliday, Julian Creus etc. Most of the

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signatures are in bold pencil. Lot: 59 Together with an unsigned SPORT: Selection of signed 8 x printed 8vo official programme for 10 photographs by various the event held at the Scala sportsmen and women including Theatre, London. Some light Frank Bruno, Virginia Wade, staining and age wear, G, 2 John Francome, Bob Champion, Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Lester Piggott, Sharron Davies, Steve Davis, , Willie John McBride, David Lot: 56 Gower etc. All are published by SPORT: Miscellaneous selection Autographed Editions and feature of signed postcard photographs printed biographies etc. to the and slightly larger, 8 x 10s etc., versos. Most of the images are by a variety of sportsmen and colour and all are boldly signed to women including Katarina Witt the lower white borders. VG to (2), Robin Cousins, Steve EX, 11 Redgrave, Matthew Pinsent, Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 James Cracknell, Nadia Comaneci, Chris Boardman, Adrian Moorhouse, Mark Spitz, Lot: 60 Greg Louganis, Mary Lou Retton, LANGTRY LILLIE: (1853-1929) Tom Watson, O. J. Simpson etc. British Actress, mistress of King A few duplicates and most Edward VII. Vintage signed sepia images colour. Generally VG, 28 cabinet photograph of Langtry Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 standing in a three quarter length pose in costume as Lady Clancarty from The Young Lot: 57 Tramp. Photograph by W & D SPORT: A miscellaneous Downey of London. Signed by selection of signed pieces, cards, Langtry with her name alone in album pages, some signed dark fountain pen ink to a light photographs and letters etc., by area of the background of the various sportsmen including image. Annotated in purple ink in William Tilden, Gordon Richards, another hand to the lower Lester Piggott, Fred Winter, photographer's mount, 'The Bernard Carslake and other Young Tramp, Theatre Royal, jockeys, Stanley Woods, Diane Bristol 1885'. About VG Towler & Bernard Ford, Sonja Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Henie, John Curry, William Wakefield, Wilt Chamberlain, John Kelly Sr & Jr. etc. Generally Lot: 61 G to VG, 33 LANGTRY LILLIE: (1853-1929) Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 British Actress, mistress of King Edward VII. A.L.S., Lillie de Bathe, three pages, 8vo, Lot: 58 Sheffield, n.d., to Dr. Clarkson, SPORT: Selection of signed 8 x on the printed stationery of the 10 photographs by a variety of Grand Hotel. Langtry informs her sportsmen including J. P. R. correspondent that she was sent Williams, Phil Bennett, Rory the wrong number of a magazine Underwood, Eddie Edwards, (?) and has therefore returned it, Graham Gooch, Brian Close, continuing 'I managed to get a Johnny Nelson, Phil Brown, John pot here so its all right & I now Watson, Mark Dwyer, Terry don't want it. May I again ask for Griffiths, John Virgo, Dennis my corrected bill as I am keeping Taylor, Bobby George, Martyn my theatrical accounts weekly'. Rooney, Mark Lewis Francis, She concludes 'The houses are Michael Gomez etc. Most of the wonderful & at Newcastle it was images, many of which are quite a sight - enough people to colour, depict the subjects in fill the house 3 times over every poses related to their sports and time'. VG all are boldly signed with their Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 names alone, largely to clear areas. VG to EX, 30 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

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Lot: 62 Lot: 64 THEATRE: Selection of vintage THEATRE: Selection of signed signed postcard photographs by 8vo and 4to theatre programmes various Edwardian stage actors by various actors and actresses and actresses including Gabrielle including Geraldine Page, Evelyn Dorzat, Denis O'Sullivan, Laye, Van Johnson, Maurice Maurice Farkoa (3), Gerald Chevalier, Leslie Banks, Miriam Lawrence, Iris Hoey, Gladys Karlin, Victor Spinetti, Simon Cooper, A. E. Matthews, Edna Ward, Ken Dodd, Victoria Wood, May, Evelyn Millard, H. B. Irving, Howard Keel, Guy Mitchell, Ann Queenie Leighton, Gaby Deslys, Miller etc. Some are multiple Eva Moore, Margaret Fraser, Lily signed. Some age wear and Brayton, Lilian Braithwaite, minor faults, FR to generally G, Courtice Pounds, Adrienne 25 Augarde, Marie Studholme, Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Joseph Coyne, Clarita Vidal, Pauline Chase, Marie George, Gabrielle Ray, Mollie Lowell, Lot: 65 Stanley Brett, Henry Edwards, THEATRE: Selection of signed Edmund Payne, Nancy Price, theatre programmes by various Florence St. John, Joyce Carey, actors and actresses including Lewis Waller, George Clarke, Albert Finney, Stephen Moore, Margaret Cooper, Ruth Vincent, Nicky Henson, Katherine Camille Clifford, Louis Bradfield, O'Toole, Holly Wilson, Kenneth Louie Pounds, Walter Passmore, Branagh, Emma Thompson, Cate Rutland Barrington, Oscar Asche, Blanchett, Jeremy Child, Burt Laurence Irving etc. Unsigned Kwouk, Richard Johnson, Julian (2). Some are neatly trimmed, Wadham, Diana Rigg, Toby and many with light age wear, Stephens, Julian Glover, David corner creasing etc. FR to Bradley, Richard Todd, Nigel generally G, 101 Pivaro, Ian McLarnon, Michael Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Ball, Hugh Ross, Brian Cox, Felicity Kendal, Neil Pearson, John Fraser, Nicholas Le Lot: 63 Provost, Anthony Head, Frank THEATRE: Selection of signed Finlay, Barbara Murray, Jason pieces, cards, A.Ls.S., a few Gould, Mark Hadfield, Peter T.Ls.S. etc., by various stage Laird, Brian Blessed, Peter actors and actresses including Duncan, Bonnie Langford, Martin Margaret Rutherford, Flora Guerre, Joanna Riding, Stephen Robson (in part, 'I am hoping this Weller, Matthew Cammelle, Karla tour will be a big success Burns, Marilyn Cutts, Margaret financially, so that Basil Dean will Courtenay, Stephanie Lawrence, do more later. It is bad for actors Miquel Brown, Alex Jennings, to have just one town to act in, & Roy Barraclough, Richard Briers, it is very exhilarating to have new Max Gold, Ian McKellen, Michael enthusiastic audience' and also Cashman, Thelma Barlow, Peter referring to making a film with Eyre, Sophie Millett, Fiona Shaw, Charles Laughton, [22nd March Annette Badland, Camilla Power, 1938]), Sybil Thorndike, Chili Boucher, Anna Wing, Joan Laurence Olivier, C. Aubrey Newman-Price, Jennifer Wilson, Smith, John Mills, George Robey Paula Wilcox, Willy Russell, (2), Edith Evans (2), Anna Krysten Cummings, Tom Conti, Neagle (2; both referring to her Gabrielle Drake, Judy Loe, Jenny current work), Celia Johnson, Seagrove, Lucy Robinson, Tyrone Guthrie etc. Generally Mackenzie Crook, Victor Spinetti, VG, 15 Lorna Luft, Susie Blake, Caroline Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 O'Connor, David McAlister, Nigel Richards, Nigel Havers, Roger Lloyd Pack, Googie Withers, John McCallum, Julia Foster, Barry Jackson, Ben Warriss, Pamela Power etc. Most are multiple signed. Generally VG, 31 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00

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Lot: 66 Balieff, Hugh Wakefield, Albert ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of Sammons, Nazimova, Fannie signed programmes and Ward, Stanley Lupino, Ruth handbills etc., by various actors Draper, Paul Robeson (adding and actresses including Julie 'Ol Man River' in his hand Christie, Stewart Granger, beneath his signature), Claudette Barbara Jefford, Rupert Graves, Colbert, Vivian & Rosetta Ian Carmichael, Harvey Fierstein, Duncan, writers Arnold Bennett Dora Bryan, David Cassidy, and John Drinkwater and Rachel Weisz, Clive Owen, Paul cricketers Andrew Sandham, Rhys, Tony Aniholt, Gayle George Gunn and Wilfred Payton Hunnicut, Richard Todd, Beryl etc. A few of the pages are Reid, Tom Hulce, Malcolm multiple signed in dark fountain McDowell, Ellen Burstyn, Faye pen ink and all are neatly Dunaway, Roy Barraclough, Paul annotated in red fountain pen ink Nicholas, Andrew Cruickshank, in the hand of the collector. VG Sheila Gish, Gerard Butler, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Rachel Weisz, Linzi Hateley, Art Malik, Rachael Sterling, Sherman Smith, Fiona Shaw, Honor Lot: 68 Blackman, Danny La Rue, Albert AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An Finney, Chita Rivera, Zena autograph album containing over Walker, Stockard Channing, 180 signatures by various stage Betty Buckley, John Barrowman, (and some screen) actors and Carl Davis, Leslie Phillips, Dora entertainers of the 1920s Bryan, Bonnie Langford, Fiona including Noel Coward, Elissa Shaw, John Gordon Sinclair, Landi, John Gielgud, James Ruthie Henshall, Frank Finlay, Gleason, Dorothy Dickson, Toyah Willcox, , Annette Kellerman, Ernest Truex, Ben Warriss, Kiki Dee, Lilliane Richard Barthelmess, Frank Montevecchi, Joanna Lumley, McHugh, Herbert Mundin, Clara etc. Most are multiple signed. Kimball Young, O. B. Clarence, Some with light dampstaining Jessie Matthews, John Martin and wrinkling, G to VG, 60 The Harvey, Edith Evans, Muriel Henry Sanders Collection (insert Aked, Elsie Randolph, Jack image named Henry Sanders Buchanan, Owen Nares, Robert here from FTP file) Henry Hale, Sonnie Hale, Milton Sanders (1895-1971) began Rosmer, Ralph Richardson, collecting autographs from Martita Hunt, Charles Laughton, around the age of 20 when, Phyllis Konstam, Margaret employed in London as a hotel Bannerman, Robert Atkins, Nigel porter, he spotted the opportunity Playfair, Esmond Knight, Isabel to start a collection as celebrities Jeans, Fay Compton, Eva von came and went. From the late der Osten, writer G. K. 1920’s - early 1930’s onwards, Chesterton, composer Richard Henry became a ‘first-nighter’ Addinsell, Australian cricket and it was at this time that the captain Herbert Collins and many greater part of his collection of others. Many of the pages are autographs of theatrical stars multiple signed in dark fountain was put together. pen ink and all are neatly, some Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 extensively, annotated in black and red fountain pen inks in the hand of the collector. VG Lot: 67 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: A good autograph album containing over 70 signatures by various stage Lot: 69 (and some screen) actors and AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An entertainers of the 1920s autograph album containing over including Matheson Lang, Brian 170 signatures by various stage Aherne, G. P. Huntley, Malcolm (and some screen) actors and Keen, Charles Laughton, Elsa entertainers of the 1920s, a few Lanchester, A. E. Matthews, opera singers and classical Gertrude Lawrence, Henry musicians etc., including Carl Daniell (2), Francis Leister, Brisson, Ben Travers, Clemence Maurice Chevalier, Helen Dane, Basil Dean, Arthur Prince, O'Shea, Stanley Holloway, Nikita Claude Rains, Paul Cavanagh,

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Herbert Marshall, Colin Clive, Lot: 71 Anthony Bushell, Stanley Lupino, AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An Charles Stone, Max Darewski, autograph album containing over June, Lotte Lehmann, Elisabeth 150 signatures by various stage Schumann, Bruno Walter, (and some screen) actors and Maggie Teyte, Joyce Carey, entertainers of the 1920s Laurence Hanray, Edmund including Harry Lauder (self Gwenn, Marie Lohr, Athole caricature), Jose Collins, C. Stewart, Arthur Wontner, Ruth Aubrey Smith, W. H. Berry, Draper, Austin Travers, Sacha Binnie Hale, Harcourt Williams, Guitry, Yvonne Printemps, Anton Dolin, Hugh Williams, Olga Seymour Hicks, Ellaline Terriss, Lindo, Ian Hunter, Kenneth Kent, Edna Best, Robertson Hare, Ellis Mrs. Patrick Campbell, Noel Jeffreys, Sydney Fairbrother, Coward, Leslie Banks, Miles Florence Mills, Betty Balfour, Malleson, Gertrude Elliott, Ethel Vesta Tilley, Heather Thatcher, Irving, Louise Hampton, Lyn Cedric Hardwicke, Maud Tree, Harding, Fred Astaire, Adele Alexandra Danilova, Ninette de Astaire, retail magnate H. Gordon Valois, cricketers Jack Hobbs, E. Selfridge etc. The majority of Patsy Hendren, Maurice Tate, A. pages are multiple signed in dark P. F. Chapman, Gubby Allen and fountain pen ink and all are A. W. Carr (together on one neatly, and extensively, page) etc. The majority of the annotated in black and red pages are multiple signed in dark fountain pen inks in the hand of fountain pen ink and all are the collector. A number of the neatly, some extensively, signatures (although none of annotated in black and red those listed) were originally in fountain pen inks in the hand of pencil and have been neatly the collector. VG inked over. Generally VG Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 70 Lot: 72 AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: A good AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An autograph album containing over autograph album containing over 100 signatures by various stage 140 signatures by various stage (and some screen) actors and (and some screen) actors and entertainers of the 1920s entertainers of the 1920s including George Robey (self including Felix Aylmer, Sybil caricature), Alfred Drayton, Thorndike, Gerald du Maurier, Marion Lorne, Frank Vosper, Lilian Braithwaite, Edith Day, Edmund Willard, Mary Jerrold, Constance Collier, Lyn Harding, Evelyn Laye, Oscar Asche, Alan Napier, Tallulah Bankhead, Athene Seyler, Estelle Brody, Ralph Lynn, Tom Walls, Leslie Eva Moore, Fred Terry, Julia Henson, Gene Gerrard, Hartley Neilson, May Whitty, Frank R. Power, W. H. Berry, Marie Benson, Gladys Cooper, Landon Tempest, Nigel Bruce, Ivor Ronald, Hamilton Deane, Novello, Henry Ainley, Richard Gertrude Elliott, Jean Forbes Bird, Yvonne Arnaud, Leslie Robertson, Olga Lindo, Henry Perrins, Cedric Hardwicke, Kendall, Lily Elsie, Charles B. Godfrey Tearle, Pauline Cochran, Raymond Huntley, Frederick, Arnold Ridley, Zena Bransby Williams, Harry Dare, Irene Vanbrugh, Violet Welchman, Nancy Price, Una Vanbrugh, Prudence Vanbrugh, O'Connor, Clara Novello-Davies, Cyril Maude, Florence Mills, Clara Butt Rumford, Ella Retford, Clifford Mollison, G. H. Elliott, Dennis Hoey, Thorpe Bates, Ben playwright George Bernard Shaw Davies etc. A few of the pages and many others. Many of the are multiple signed in dark pages are multiple signed in dark fountain pen ink and all are fountain pen ink and all are neatly annotated in red fountain neatly, some extensively, pen ink in the hand of the annotated in black and red collector. Binding loose, fountain pen inks in the hand of otherwise VG the collector. VG Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

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Lot: 73 Eadie, Leon Quartermaine, AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An Richard Bird, Owen Nares, Carl autograph album containing over Brisson, W. H. Berry (2), Baliol 180 signatures by various stage Holloway, Harry Welchman, (and some screen) actors and Esme Percy, Oscar Asche, Milton entertainers of the 1920s Rosmer, Leon M. Lion, Arthur including Ernest Thesiger, Peggy Margetson (2), Nelson Keys, O'Neil, Sybil Thorndike, Lilian Jack Hulbert, C. M. Hallard, Jerry Braithwaite, Elsa Lanchester, Jarnagin, Graham Moffat, Henry Nigel Playfair, Lupino Lane, Ainley, O. B. Clarence, Joseph Caleb Porter, Mary Clare, Gladys Coyne, Gene Gerrard etc. ffoliott (original cast members of Generally VG to EX, 85 The Ghost Train), Una O'Connor, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Tallulah Bankhead, Godfrey Tearle, John Laurie, Fay Compton, O. B. Clarence, Henry Lot: 76 Daniell, Irene Vanbrugh, Leslie THEATRE: Selection of vintage Henson, Gordon Harker, Richard signed postcard photographs by Bird, Robert Armstrong, writer various stage (and some screen) Edgar Wallace etc. The majority actresses and entertainers of the of pages are multiple signed in 1920s, including Hermione dark fountain pen ink and all are Baddeley, Peggy O'Neil, Martita neatly, and extensively, Hunt, Muriel Aked, Margaret annotated in black and red Bannerman, Constance Collier, fountain pen inks in the hand of Ivy St. Helier, Winnie Melville, the collector. A number of the Barbara Listova, Louise Edvina, signatures (although none of Maggie Moffat, Winifred Moffat, those listed) were originally in Barbara Hoffe, Eva Moore, pencil and have been neatly Jessie Winter, Mrs. Patrick inked over. Generally VG Campbell, Doris Keane, Gertrude Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Elliott, Olive Sloane, Heather Thatcher (2), Mary Brough, Binnie Hale, Jose Collins, Isabel Lot: 74 Jeans, Marie Tempest, Fabia AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An Drake, Dorothy Dickson, Julia autograph album containing Neilson, Elsie Randolph, Ella seventeen signatures by various Retford, Elissa Landi, Edna Best, Jazz musicians and entertainers Mary Jerrold, Phyllis Monkman, including Duke Ellington, Billy June, Mimi Crawford, Olga Lindo, Strayhorn, Russell Procope, Athene Seyler, Betty Blythe, Harold 'Shorty' Baker, John Jeanne de Casalis, Phyllis Sanders, Ozzie Bailey, Jimmy Konstam, Ruby Miller, Evelyn Woode, Johnny Hodges, Jimmy Laye, Jessie Matthews, Jean Hamilton, Johnny Dankworth, Forbes-Robertson, Sybil Cleo Laine etc. Most of the Thorndike, Fay Compton, Edith signatures are good fountain pen Evans, Yvonne Arnaud (2), ink examples to individual pages. Gladys Cooper etc. Generally VG VG to EX, 118 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 75 Lot: 77 THEATRE: Selection of vintage THEATRE: Selection of vintage signed postcard photographs by signed 8 x 10 photographs and various stage (and some screen) slightly smaller etc., by various actors and entertainers of the stage (and some screen) actors 1920s, including Jack Buchanan, and entertainers of the 1920s Gerald du Maurier, George including Herbert Marshall, Mark Robey (2), Ivor Novello, Claude Lester, Lupino Lane, Carl Hulbert, Johnston Forbes- Brisson, Tom Walls, Caleb Porter Robertson, Frank R. Benson, (original self caricature in John Martin-Harvey, Huntley costume as Saul Hodgkin from Wright, Frank Vosper, Godfrey The Ghost Train), Frank Tearle, Bransby Williams, Clifford McHugh, Ernest Truex, Davy Mollison, Ralph Lynn, Sonnie Burnaby, Hartley Power, Bobby Hale, Cyril Maude, Franklin Dyall, Howes, Frank Lawton, Ralph Fred Terry, Nigel Playfair, Dennis Richardson, Seymour Hicks etc.

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Generally VG, 25 Lot: 81 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 BALLET: Selection of vintage signed postcard photographs and larger (3) by various ballet Lot: 78 dancers etc. including Lydia THEATRE: Selection of vintage Lopokova, Serge Lifar, Alexandra signed 5 x 7 photographs and Danilova, Lola Menzeli, Annette larger etc., by various stage (and Kellerman, Lubov Tchernicheva, some screen) actors and Anton Dolin etc. Most of the entertainers of the 1920s images depict the subjects in full including Betty Ross Clarke, length dance poses. VG, 9 Norah Blaney, Vivienne Osborne, Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Edith Day, Doris Keane, Ellaline Terriss, Hetty King, Edythe Baker, Enid Stamp Taylor, Lot: 82 Henrietta Watson, Margaret ROGERS WILL: (1879-1935) Scudamore, Vera Pearce, American Comedian, the first Adrianne Allen, Ruth Maitland, civilian to fly from coast to coast Joyce Barbour etc. Generally VG, in America. Rogers died while on 45 an around-the world trip with Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 aviator Wiley Post when their plane crashed. Bold, black fountain pen ink signature ('Best Lot: 79 Wishes, Will Rogers') on a page THEATRE: Selection of A.Ls.S. removed from an autograph and some T.Ls.S. by various album. Neatly annotated in red stage (and some screen) actors and black fountain pen ink by the and entertainers of the 1920s, collector at the head of the page. including Nigel Playfair (2), Lola VG Menzeli, Paul Cavanagh, Jessie Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Matthews, Clifford Mollison, Elsie Randolph, Alice Delysia, Muriel Aked, Jean Forbes-Robertson, Lot: 83 Elissa Landi, Martita Hunt, Ernest COWARD NOEL: (1899-1973) Truex (2), Aubrey Mather, English Actor & Playwright, Yvonne Arnaud, Bobby Howes, Academy Award winner. Vintage Doris Keane, Austin Trevor, signed postcard photograph, an Frank R. Benson, Frank Vosper, early image of Coward seated in Edith Evans, Graham Moffat, a three quarter length pose. Joseph Coyne etc. Some are Photograph by Maurice Beck & signed by secretaries. G to McGregor. Signed in bold, dark generally VG, 76 fountain pen ink across a light Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 area of the image. One extremely small, minor corner crease, otherwise EX Lot: 80 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 BALLET: Small selection of five pages removed from an autograph album, most multiple Lot: 84 signed by various Ballet dancers ASTAIRE FRED: (1899-1987) including Sergei Diaghilev, Serge American Actor & Dancer, Lifar, Lydia Lopokova, Lydia Academy Award winner & Sokolova, Alice Nikitina, Georges ADELE (1896-1981) American Balanchine etc. Each of the Dancer & Entertainer, elder sister pages are neatly, and of Fred. Vintage signed sepia 5 x extensively, annotated in black 7 photograph by both Fred and and red fountain pen inks in the Adele Astaire individually, the hand of the collector. VG, 5 image depicting the siblings in full Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 length costume poses dancing together. Signed by each in black fountain pen inks to a clear area at the base of the image. EX Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00

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Lot: 85 Lot: 88 ASTAIRE FRED: (1899-1987) GWENN EDMUND: (1877-1959) American Actor & Dancer, English Actor, Academy Award Academy Award winner & winner. A good vintage signed ADELE (1896-1981) American 7.5 x 11 photograph of Gwenn Dancer & Entertainer, elder sister seated in a three quarter length of Fred. Vintage signed 5 x 7 pose. Signed in bold, dark photograph by both Fred and fountain pen ink to the image. Adele Astaire individually, the Together with a brief A.L.S., image depicting the siblings Edmund Gwenn, one page, 4to, dancing together in an elegant Queen's Theatre, 15th full length pose. Signed by each September n.y., to H[enry] in dark fountain pen ink to the Sanders, stating, in full, 'Please image, their surnames both accept the enclosed with my across darker areas. EX apologies for the delay'. VG, 2 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00

Lot: 86 Lot: 89 THESIGER ERNEST: (1879- ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of 1961) English Actor, starred in vintage signed postcard Bride of Frankenstein (1935). photographs and slightly larger, a Vintage signed sepia postcard few 8 x 10s, by various stage and photograph of Thesiger in a head screen actors and entertainers, and shoulders pose. Signed in some Academy Award winners, fountain pen ink to the image and including Claudette Colbert, hand addressed by the actor to James Gleason, Cedric the verso. One small, minor stain Hardwicke (2), Maurice to the dark background of the Chevalier, John Gielgud, Robert image, otherwise VG Armstrong (2), Paul Cavanagh, Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 C. Aubrey Smith, Marion Lorne, Pauline Frederick, Doris Keane, Tallulah Bankhead, Clara Kimball Lot: 87 Young etc. Generally VG to MUNDIN HERBERT: (1898- about EX, 16 1939) English Character Actor, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 starred in The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938). Scarce vintage signed 7 x 9.5 Lot: 90 photograph of Mundin standing in COWARD NOEL: (1899-1973) a three quarter length pose. English Actor & Playwright, Photograph by Hugh Cecil of Academy Award winner. Vintage London and bearing his signed sepia postcard blindstamp in the lower left photograph of Coward in a half corner. Signed by Mundin in dark length pose, holding binoculars, fountain pen ink to the image and in a Naval uniform in costume as dated 12th October 1926 in his Captain E. V. Kinross from the hand. Signed photographs of 1942 patriotic war film In Which Mundin are scarce as a result of We Serve. Signed in blue his tragic death at the age of 40 fountain pen ink to a light area of in a car accident. Together with the background and dated 1942 Ian Hunter (1900-1975) English in his hand. Coward has also Character Actor, starred in The added the title of the film (which Adventures of Robin Hood he also directed) in his hand to (1938). Vintage signed sepia 8 x the lower edge of the image, 10 photograph of Hunter in a largely across a darker area. VG profile head and shoulders pose. Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Signed in dark fountain pen ink across a light area of the image. Both photographs are accompanied by letters. Some minor silvering and slight corner creasing, G to VG, 2 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00

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Lot: 91 Lot: 95 COWARD NOEL: (1899-1973) CROSBY BING: (1903-1977) English Actor & Playwright, American Singer & Actor, Academy Award winner. Vintage Academy Award winner. T.L.S., signed 6 x 8 photograph of Bing, one page, slim 4to, n.p. Coward in a head and shoulders (Beverly Hills, California), 25th pose. Photograph by Dorothy May 1973, to Wally Jenkins, Lord Wilding of London. Signed by Mayor of Bristol. Crosby sends Coward in bold blue fountain pen his congratulations to his ink to a light area of the image correspondent upon his election and dated 1934 in his hand. as Lord Mayor and continues 'I Some very slight, minor damage am pleased to note that you have to one corner, only just affecting collected some of my old the white border, otherwise VG chestnuts through the years, and Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 that you're taking along to the Lord Mayor's office some of these records, which I hope will Lot: 92 prove a palliating influence during ASTAIRE FRED: (1899-1987) the hectic times which you are American Actor & Dancer, bound to face during your term of Academy Award winner. Signed office. One thing is abundantly 5 x 7.5 photograph of Astaire clear. You are certainly the most standing outdoors in a full length prestigious figure to be pose. Signed in black ink to a connected with me or my light area of the image and dated recordings, and I am quite 1982 in his hand. Accompanied flattered.' Accompanied by the by the original envelope. VG original envelope. Together with Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 a small selection of T.Ls.S., signed menus and programmes, unsigned printed ephemera etc., by various famous individuals Lot: 93 including John Ridgway & Chay ASTAIRE FRED (1899-1987) Blyth, Roger Bannister, Edward American Actor & Dancer & Heath etc. G to generally VG, 7 ROGERS GINGER (1911-1995) Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 American Actress & Dancer, both Academy Award winners. Signed colour 8 x 10 photograph by both Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers Lot: 96 individually, the image depicting SINATRA FRANK: (1915-1998) the duo seated together in full American Singer & Actor, length poses, engaged in happy Academy Award winner. Vintage conversation. Signed by each signed and inscribed 5 x 7 with their names alone to light photograph of Sinatra in a head areas at the head of the image. and shoulders pose. Signed in Rogers's signature is slightly blue ink, with his first name only, faded although still legible. EX partially across a darker area of Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 the image although legible. The image also bears a facsimile signature. Accompanied by the original envelope. One very Lot: 94 slight, minor corner crease, VG GABLE CLARK: (1901-1960) Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 American Actor, Academy Award winner. D.S., Clark Gable, being a signed cheque, California, 20th February 1951. The partially Lot: 97 printed cheque is drawn on the WHERE EAGLES DARE: Signed Security-First National Bank of 8 x 10 photograph by both Clint Los Angeles and is made Eastwood (Lt. Morris Schaffer) payable to R. B. Martin for the and Ingrid Pitt (Heidi Schmidt) sum of $54.18. Gable's bold ink individually, the image depicting signature is unaffected by the the actors standing together in perforated bank cancellation. VG three quarter length poses in a Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 scene from the World War II action film Where Eagles Dare (1968). Signed by each with their names alone in black inks, Pitt partially across a darker area

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although legible. EX black ink across a clear area of Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 the image. VG, 2 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00

Lot: 98 O’TOOLE PETER: (1932-2013) Lot: 102 Irish Actor, Academy Award BERGMAN INGRID: (1915-1982) winner. Signed 8 x 10 Swedish Actress, Academy photograph of O’Toole in a Award winner. Vintage signed profile head and shoulders pose postcard photograph, an elegant in costume as T. E. Lawrence study of the actress in a head from the 1962 film Lawrence of and shoulders pose. Signed in Arabia. Signed by the actor in bold, dark fountain pen ink with bold black ink with his name her name alone across a clear alone to a clear area of the area at the base of the image. EX image. About EX Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

Lot: 103 Lot: 99 ASTOR MARY: (1906-1987) RUTHERFORD MARGARET: American Actress, noted for her (1892-1972) English Actress, role alongside Humphrey Bogart Academy Award winner. Signed in The Maltese Falcon (1941). 5 x 7.5 programme photograph, Academy Award winner. Signed the printed image depicting 8 x 10 photograph of Astor Rutherford seated in a full length standing in a full length pose, in pose in costume as Miss Prism costume as Alberta Marlow, alongside actor Michael alongside Humphrey Bogart, in Redgrave in a scene from The costume as Rick Leland, in a Importance of Being Earnest scene from the espionage film (1952). Signed in blue ink across Across The Pacific (1942). a light area at the base of the Signed by Astor in blue fountain image. VG pen ink to the image and dated Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 1978 in her hand. A couple of very slight, minor corner creases, VG Lot: 100 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 RUTHERFORD MARGARET: (1892-1972) English Actress, Academy Award winner. Vintage Lot: 104 signed postcard photograph of HEPBURN AUDREY: (1929- the actress in a head and 1993) Belgian-born Actress, shoulders pose. Signed in bold Academy Award winner. Signed blue ink to the lower white and inscribed 8 x 10 photograph border. One very slight corner of Hepburn seated in a three crease, otherwise VG quarter length pose. The Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 photograph was issued to promote Hepburn's role as a UNICEF Special Ambassador. Lot: 101 Signed in bold black ink to a clear CRAWFORD JOAN: (1905-1977) area at the head of the image. EX American Actress, Academy Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Award winner. Vintage signed and inscribed sepia 8 x 10 photograph, a close-up head and Lot: 105 shoulders study of the actress. TAYLOR ELIZABETH: (1932- Signed in bold black fountain pen 2011) English Actress, Academy ink across a light area at the Award winner. Vintage signed base of the image, ‘Merry and inscribed 9 x 11.5 Christmas to Christine from Joan photograph of Taylor in a close- Crawford’. Together with Mae up head and shoulders pose. West (1893-1980) American Signed in black ink at the base of Actress & Sex Symbol. Signed the image, 'To Renee, Thank you and inscribed 8 x 10 photograph for so much, Love Elizabeth T', of West seated in a full length her signature across a slightly pose in later years. Signed in darker area although legible. A

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few extremely minor, light Lot: 108 smudges, VG LEIGH VIVIEN: (1913-1967) Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 English Actress, Academy Award winner. A.L.S., Vivien Leigh, on two sides of a correspondence Lot: 106 card, Eaton Square, 20th LEIGH VIVIEN (1913-1967) December 1960, to 'My dear Iris'. English Actress & OLIVIER Leigh thanks her correspondent LAURENCE: (1907-1989) for a 'very pretty & useful powder English Actor, both Academy puff' and hopes that she will have Award winners. A printed 4to a happy Christmas, concluding theatre programme for a that she wishes 'you everything performance of Twelfth Night at good for the New Year'. EX the Shakespeare Memorial Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Theatre, Stratford-Upon-Avon, 1955, signed by both Vivien Leigh (Viola) and Laurence Lot: 109 Olivier (Malvolio) individually with LEIGH VIVIEN: (1913-1967) their names alone in blue English Actress, Academy Award fountain pen ink to clear areas of winner. T.L.S., Vivien Leigh, with the front cover. Together with two holograph subscription, one related programmes, one signed page, 8vo, n.p., 31st July 1957, by Michael Denison and Keith to 'My dear Joyce'. Leigh thanks Michell individually to inside her correspondent for having photo pages. One very light stain given her some flowers 'on your to the cover of the signed last visit to “Titus―' and programme, not affecting the continues 'I wish you'd been here signatures, VG, 3 when the Motion in the House of Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Lords was passed. It was a most exciting evening, and Sir Laurence announced the news Lot: 107 from the stage at the end of the LEIGH VIVIEN (1913-1967) play, so there's still hope'. English Actress & OLIVIER Together with Laurence Olivier LAURENCE: (1907-1989) (1907-1989) English Actor, English Actor, both Academy Academy Award winner. A.L.S., L Award winners. Book signed by Olivier, one page, 8vo, Brighton, both Leigh and Olivier Sussex, 24th May 1968, to individually, a hardback edition of Patricia Demchuk, thanking her The Oliviers - A Biography by for a gift and card and remarking Felix Barker, First Edition 'I am so dearly grateful to you for published by Hamish Hamilton, your so generous thoughts for London, 1953. Signed by both me on my birthday'. Leigh and Olivier with their Accompanied by the original names alone in bold blue envelope hand addressed by fountain pen ink to the lower Olivier. Some light age wear, G white border beneath their to VG, 2 frontispiece portrait, the image Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 depicting the couple standing in three quarter length poses together enjoying an amusing Lot: 110 conversation over a telephone. LEIGH VIVIEN: (1913-1967) Accompanied by the dust jacket. English Actress, Academy Award Some light foxing to the front free winner. Vintage signed 8 x 10 endpapers, otherwise VG photograph of Leigh in a head Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 and shoulders pose. Photograph by Antony Beauchamp of London and bearing his credit stamp to the verso. Signed by Leigh with her name alone in blue ink to a light area of the image. About EX Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00

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Lot: 111 Lot: 114 SERGEANT YORK: A rare ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS: vintage signed 8 x 10 photograph Selection of signed postcard by both Gary Cooper (Alvin York) photographs and slightly larger, and Joan Leslie (Gracie Williams) signed magazine photographs of individually, the original publicity various sizes etc., by various portrait depicting the two actors Oscar winning actors comprising embracing in a head and Alec Guinness, John Mills (2) and shoulders pose in a scene from Laurence Olivier (4). A few the 1941 film Sergeant York, vintage. Generally VG, 7 based on the life of the most Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 decorated American soldier of . Cooper won a Best Actor Academy Award for his role Lot: 115 in this film. Signed by both ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS: Cooper and Leslie in fountain Small selection of autographs by pen inks to clear areas of the various Oscar winning actresses image, Leslie adding an comprising Claudette Colbert inscription in her hand. Some (signed 8 x 10 photograph), Bette light creasing to the corners and Davis (signed Playbill theatre edges of the white borders, about programme for Miss Moffat) and VG Joan Crawford (two T.Ls.S., Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 referring to her work including Johnny Guitar, both accompanied by the original Lot: 112 envelopes). VG to EX, 4 GRADUATE THE: Signed 10 x 8 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 photograph by both Dustin Hoffman (Benjamin Braddock) and Anne Bancroft (Mrs. Lot: 116 Robinson) individually, the image ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS: depicting the two Oscar winning Small selection of signed 8 x 10 actors in a seductive half length photographs and smaller (2) by pose from the film The Graduate various Oscar winning actors and (1967). Signed by Hoffman in actresses comprising Broderick bold silver ink and by Bancroft in Crawford, Donna Reed, Warner black ink, both with their names Baxter (signed album page), alone to clear areas of the image. Michael Caine (in costume from A couple of very slight, minor Zulu), Ben Kingsley (in costume corner creases, VG from Gandhi) and Joan Fontaine. Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Generally VG to EX, 6 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Lot: 113 ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS: Lot: 117 Selection of signed 8 x 10 ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS: photographs and smaller (1), Selection of signed 8 x 10 some vintage, by various Oscar photographs, and a few slightly winning actors and actresses smaller, by various Oscar including Joan Crawford, Loretta winning actors including F. Young (2), Jose Ferrer (2), Murray Abraham (in costume Emma Thompson, Jeremy Irons, from his Oscar winning role as Joanne Woodward, Jack Antonio Salieri from Amadeus), Lemmon etc. A few FR, generally Gene Hackman, Colin Firth, VG, 10 Jamie Foxx, Robert Duvall, Jon Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Voight, Martin Landau, Walter Matthau, Dustin Hoffman, Jose Ferrer, John Gielgud, Red Buttons, Ernest Borgnine, Kevin Spacey, Timothy Hutton, George Clooney etc. Some of the images are colour and most are signed in bold inks to clear areas of the images. VG to EX, 17 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

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Lot: 118 Lot: 121 ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS: BLOCKER DAN: (1928-1972) Selection of signed 8 x 10 American Actor, remembered for photographs by various Oscar his role in the television series winning actresses including Julie Bonanza. Rare vintage signed 6 Christie, Sally Field, Marcia Gay x 8 photograph of Blocker in a Harden, Helen Hunt, Jane head and shoulders pose Fonda, Angelina Jolie, Glenda wearing a Western costume. Jackson, Joanne Woodward, Signed in turquoise blue fountain Emma Thompson, Mira Sorvino, pen ink with his name alone to a Susan Sarandon, Luise Rainer, clear area of the background. Anna Paquin, Hayley Mills, Autographs of Blocker are rare Melissa Leo etc. Some of the as a result of his untimely death images are colour and most are at the age of 43. Together with a signed in bold inks to clear areas selection of signed 8 x 10 of the images. VG to EX, 17 photographs and smaller, A.Ls.S. Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 etc., by various B Western actors etc., including Monte Hale, Clayton Moore, Denver Pyle, Lot: 119 Harry Carey Jr., Guy Madison, JONES BUCK: (1891-1942) Ben Johnson, House Peters etc. American Actor, famous for his Also including some facsimiles, roles in Western movies. Vintage unsigned vintage postcard signed and inscribed sepia 11 x photographs, printed ephemera 14 photograph of Jones in a head and newspaper clippings and and shoulders pose wearing a obituaries etc (39). Generally VG, cowboy hat. Signed in fountain 58 pen ink, largely across a clear Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 area at the base of the image. Accompanied by the original Universal Pictures envelope post Lot: 122 marked at North Hollywood, INGRAM REX: (1895-1969) California, 21st April 1938. Rare. American Actor, remembered for Some very light corner creasing, his role in The Thief of Bagdad otherwise VG (1940). An excellent vintage Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 signed and inscribed 8 x 10 photograph of Ingram standing in a bare chested three quarter Lot: 120 length pose, with a revolver BROWN JOHNNY MACK: (1904- tucked into the top of his 1974) American Actor, a former trousers, in a scene from one of College Football Player. Scarce his films. Signed in bold, dark vintage signed and inscribed 10 x fountain pen ink to a clear area of 13.5 photograph of Brown in a the image and dated 12th July head and shoulders pose. 1939 in his hand. Rare. A few Photograph by Ruth Harriet very minor corner creases and Louise and bearing her one small tear to the lower white blindstamp to the lower white border, otherwise VG border. Signed by Brown in white Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 fountain pen ink to the image, 'To Sparky - My 'Uke' teacher, with best wishes and success, Johhny Lot: 123 Mack Brown'. Scarce. One small CLIFT MONTGOMERY: (1920- pinhole to each corner of the 1966) American Actor. An white border, otherwise VG excellent vintage signed and Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 inscribed 5 x 7 photograph of Clift in a head and shoulders pose. Photograph by Marcus Blechman of New York and bearing his blindstamp to the lower right corner. Signed, 'To George, Monty Clift', in dark fountain pen ink, largely across a clear area (and perfectly legible) at the base of the image. EX Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00

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Lot: 124 Lot: 127 BAKER STANLEY: (1928-1976) CRUISE TOM: (1962- ) Welsh Actor. A good vintage American Actor. Signed colour 8 signed and inscribed 9 x 7 x 10 photograph of Cruise in a photograph of Baker seated on a head and shoulders pose. Signed roof top, with a gun in one hand, in blue ink with his name alone to in costume as Inspector Harry the base of the image, partially Martineau in a scene from Hell Is across a darker area although a City (1960). Signed in bold blue legible. Together with Sandra fountain pen ink across a clear Bullock (1964- ) American area of the image. One very Actress, Academy Award winner. slight, minor surface crease, Signed colour 10 x 8 photograph otherwise EX of the actress in a profile head Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 and shoulders pose outdoors. Signed in bold black ink with her name alone to a clear area of the Lot: 125 image. EX, 2 GIBSON MEL: (1956 - ) Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Australian-born Actor & Film Director, Academy Award winner. Signed colour 8 x 10 photograph Lot: 128 of Gibson in a head and DAVIES MARION: (1897-1961) shoulders pose. Signed in bold American Actress. A good blue ink to a light area of the vintage signed and inscribed background and dated 1992 in sepia 10 x 13 photograph of his hand. Together with Tom Davies seated in a half length Hanks (1956 - ) American Actor, pose. Signed in bold dark Academy Award winner. Signed fountain pen ink across a light 8 x 10 photograph of the actor area of the background, 'To running in a full length pose in Raoul, with love from Marion'. costume as Forrest Gump in a Authentic signed photographs of scene from the 1994 film Forrest Davies are rare as the majority Gump. Signed by Hanks in bold were signed by secretaries. blue ink with his name alone Some slight traces of former across a light area at the centre mounting to the corners of the of the image. The actor won an white borders, otherwise VG. Academy Award for his role in Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 this film. EX, 2 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Lot: 129 GEORGE GLADYS: (1900-1945) Lot: 126 American Actress, starred in The HEXUM JON-ERIK: (1957-1984) Maltese Falcon (1941) alongside American Actor & Model. Rare Humphrey Bogart. Vintage signed and inscribed 7 x 9 signed and inscribed 7.5 x 10 photograph of Hexum standing in photograph of George seated in a half length pose, in costume as a glamorous half length pose. Tyler Burnett, at the front of a row The original Paramount Pictures of four other men, all of whom publicity portrait dated from 1939 stand alongside Joan Collins, (the same year in which she who is seen in costume as the starred in The Roaring Twenties, modelling agent Kay Dillon in this also alongside Humphrey publicity image for the American Bogart). Signed in bold blue television movie Making of a fountain pen ink across a light Male Model (1983). Signed by area at the centre of the image. Hexum in bold purple ink across Scarce. A couple of extremely a clear area at the head of the light, minor corner creases, image. Autographs of Hexum are otherwise VG rare in any form following his Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 tragically early death at the age of 26 during a game of Russian Roulette. EX Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

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Lot: 130 Lot: 133 GOLDEN EARRINGS: Signed 10 CARON LESLIE: (1931- ) x 8 photograph by both Marlene French Actress. Vintage signed 8 Dietrich (Lydia) and Ray Milland x 10 photograph, an engaging (Ralph Denistoun) individually, half length study of Caron in the image showing the actors costume as Lise Bouvier from the lying down together in full length musical film An American in poses in the undergrowth in a (1951). The original M-G-M scene from the romantic spy film publicity portrait has been signed Golden Earrings (1947). Signed by Caron with her name alone in by Dietrich in bold black ink and blue fountain pen ink to a clear by Milland in bold blue ink, both area at the centre of the image. with their names alone to clear About EX areas of the image. About EX Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

Lot: 134 Lot: 131 CRASH LANDING: Signed 10 x 8 PHILBIN MARY: (1902-1993) photograph by both Gary Merrill American Actress. Signed 10 x 8 (Captain Steve Williams) and photograph of Philbin standing in Nancy Davis (Helen Williams; a three quarter length pose in signed as Nancy Reagan) costume as Christine Daae individually, the image depicting alongside Lon Chaney, in the actors standing together in costume as Erik, in a scene from three quarter length poses in the classic American silent horror costume in a scene from the film The Phantom of the Opera 1958 film Crash Landing opposite (1925). The reproduction image the young actor Kim Charney (in is signed by Philbin in bold black costume as their son Barrie ink with her name alone to the Williams). Signed by Merrill in generous white border. EX bold blue ink and by Davis in bold Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 black ink, each with their names alone to clear areas of the image. VG At the time of this film Gary Lot: 132 Merrill was married to Bette MCDONALD MARIE: (1923- Davis and Nancy Davis was 1965) American Actress and married to Ronald Reagan. Singer, known as 'The Body'. Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Scarce vintage signed 8 x 10 photograph of McDonald standing in a glamorous full Lot: 135 length pose. Signed in bold blue WOOD NATALIE: (1938-1981) fountain pen ink with her name American Actress. Signed colour alone to a clear area of the postcard photograph of Wood in image. Autographs of McDonald a head and shoulders pose. are scarce as a result of her Signed in bold purple ink with her tragic death at the age of 42 from name alone across a light area of a drug overdose. Together with a the image, which also bears a selection of vintage signed 8 x 10 facsimile signature. The verso photographs by other actresses also bears a facsimile A.N.S. A comprising Nina Foch, Valerie couple of very light, extremely Hobson, Cyd Charisse (2), minor corner creases, VG Yolande Donlan, Jean Kent (2) Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 and Virginia Mayo. Some corner creasing and other minor faults, generally about VG, 9 Lot: 136 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 SCHNEIDER ROMY: (1938- 1982) Austrian Actress. Vintage signed postcard photograph of Schneider in a head and shoulders pose. Signed in bold blue fountain pen ink with her name alone to a light area of the image. EX Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

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Lot: 137 Lot: 141 LOVELACE LINDA: (1949-2002) ACTORS: Selection of signed American Actress, famous for her postcard photographs and a few role in Deep Throat (1972). slightly larger by various actors, Signed 8 x 10 photograph of the television personalities etc., actress, wearing a white bikini, including Robbie Coltrane, John seated in a glamorous full length Gielgud, Richard Attenborough, pose on a wooden bar stool. Anthony Hopkins, Frank Finlay, Signed by Lovelace in bold blue Ian McShane, Roy Barraclough, ink across a clear area of the Terence Alexander, Lionel image. EX Jeffries, Alfred Marks, Richard Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Whiteley, Michael Parkinson, Tommy Steele, John Hurt, Michael Jayston, George Sewell, Lot: 138 Lionel Blair, Neil Pearson, Nigel ACTORS: Selection of signed 8 x Havers, Oliver Tobias, Michael 10 photographs and a few Ball, John McCallum, John smaller, some vintage, by various Simpson, Simon Williams, actors including Patrick Richard O'Brien, Kenneth McGoohan, Dirk Bogarde, Branagh etc. VG, 52 Bernard Miles, Robert Stack, Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Gene Kelly, John Mills etc. Facsimile (1). Generally VG, 10 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Lot: 142 ACTORS: Miscellaneous selection of signed colour 8 x 10 Lot: 139 photographs and smaller etc., by ACTORS: Selection of signed 8 x various film actors including Jude 10 photographs and a few slightly Law, Matt Damon, Jack Warner smaller, album page (1) etc., by (a good vintage signed and various actors including Michael inscribed 11.5 x 14 photograph, Redgrave, Michael Keating, neatly mounted), Wallace Beery Gareth Thomas, Sean Bean, (D.S., two pages, 4to, Culver David Yip, Paul Freeman, Val City, California, 26th August Kilmer, Kevin Costner, Tom 1947, relating to his broadcast of Hanks, Leslie Grantham, Bruce We The People for CBS) etc., Montague, John Saxon, Gregory also including a signed colour 7 x Peck, Bob Hoskins, Lou Ferringo, 10 printed caricature by golfer Paul Darrow etc.. Colour (16). G Greg Norman. G to generally VG, to generally VG, 19 8 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

Lot: 140 Lot: 143 ACTORS: Selection of signed ACTRESSES: Selection of colour 8 x 10 photographs and a signed 8 x 10 photographs and a few slightly larger by various few slightly smaller by various actors including Danny De Vito, actresses including Joan Collins, Liam Aiken, Tim Burton, Ben Brenda Blethyn, Stephanie Chaplin, Willem Dafoe, Aaron Beacham, Elizabeth Berkeley, Eckhart, James Franco, Ed Judi Dench, Irene Jacob, Sophia Harris, John Hurt, Jeremy Irvine, Loren, Joanna Lumley, Hayley James McAvoy, Ian McKellen, Mills, Mary Tyler Moore, Lynn Jason Momoa, Tim Roth, Deep Redgrave, Jenny Seagrove, Roy, Andy Serkis, Kevin Spacey, Maggie Smith, Emily Watson etc. Tom Wilkinson, Robin Williams, Some of the images are colour Elijah Wood, Jude Law, Tobias and most are boldly signed to Menzies etc. Most are boldly clear areas of the images. VG to signed with their names alone to EX, 15 clear areas of the images. VG to Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 EX, 25 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00

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Lot: 144 Lot: 147 ACTRESSES: Selection of ACTRESSES: Selection of signed 8 x 10 photographs and a signed postcard photographs and few slightly smaller vintage a few slightly larger by various signed colour magazine actresses, television personalities photographs by various etc., including Julie Christie, actresses including Joan Vanessa Redgrave, Barbara Fontaine, Evelyn Keyes, Joan Jefford, Susan Hampshire, Jenny Rice, Esther Williams, Angela Agutter, Debbie Reynolds, Lansbury, Lena Horne, Debbie Amanda Burton, Jane Asher, Pat Reynolds, Jessica Tandy etc. Phoenix, Lynda Bellingham, Secretarial (1). VG to EX, 12 Dinah Sheridan, Dora Bryan, Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Alice Faye, Cilla Black, Gaby Roslin, Lesley Garrett, Glenn Close, Jenny Seagrove, Kate Lot: 145 O'Mara, Gabrielle Drake, Susan ACTRESSES: Selection of Penhaligon, Deborah Grant, signed colour 8 x 10 photographs Josephine Tewson, Googie and slightly larger (1) by various Withers, Shona Lindsay, Lucy actresses including Charlene Fleming, Britt Ekland, Phyllis Tilton, Catherine Deneuve, Neve Logan etc. VG, 48 Campbell, Gillian Anderson, Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Emily Browning, Joan Collins, Abbie Cornish, Judi Dench, Angie Dickinson, Isla Fisher, Lot: 148 Kirsten Johnson, Piper Laurie, VISCONTI LUCHINO: (1906- Juliette Lewis, Charlotte 1976) Italian Film Director. Rampling, Debbie Reynolds, A.N.S., Luchino, to the verso of a Andrea Riseborough, Amanda colour picture postcard of Seyfried, Kathleen Turner, Cherchell in Algeria, n.d. (post Susannah York, Mary-Louise marked 3rd December 1966), to Parker etc. A few of the images Wendy Hanson. In bold blue ink are black & white and most are Visconti simply writes 'Love, love, boldly signed by the actresses love love! Luchino', further with their names alone to clear addressing the card in his hand. areas of the images. VG to EX, 25 VG Wendy Hanson (1935-1991) Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 English Secretary and Personal Assistant to, among others, Leopold Stokowski, Gian Carlo Lot: 146 Menotti and Brian Epstein. ACTRESSES: Selection of Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 signed colour 8 x 10 photographs and a few slightly larger by various actresses and television Lot: 149 stars including Kelly Reilly, VISCONTI LUCHINO: (1906- Lysette Anthony, Samantha 1976) Italian Film Director. Bond, Anne-Marie Duff, Sally A.L.S., Luchino, four pages, 4to, Hawkins, Zoe Lucker, Helen Rome, 6th August 1966, to McCrory, Frances O'Connor, Wendy [Hanson]. Visconti states Tamzin Outhwaite, Kelly that he was sorry to learn that his Osbourne, Roxanne Pallett, correspondent had been in Denise Van Outen, Indira Varma, London on the only day he was Jamie Winstone, Gemma there too ('And now you say that Atkinson, Gemma Bissix, Lisa you was at S. Lorenzo at the Dillon, Jenni Falconer, Phyllis same table!! This is really a shit!') Logan, Verity Rushworth, Imelda and explains 'I was in London for Staunton, Kara Tointon etc. Most one day to contact Julie Christie of the images are boldly signed for a film. I arrived in the by the actresses with their names afternoon, in the same evening I alone to clear areas of the went to the Covent Garden for images. VG to EX, 30 the Magic Flute and then for Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 super (sic) at S. Lorenzo'. The director continues with a sentence in Italian referring to the love in his correspondent's life and adding 'Because I know that your life is very influenced by

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your love-life. How is going on? Lot: 152 What you decide to do? Really BOGDANOVICH PETER: (1939- you will not consider the ) American Film Director. possibility to come and work in T.L.S., Peter, one page, slim 4to, Italy? You will imagine that I am Rome, 23rd August 1973, to very insistent but really I would Jerry Lewis, on the printed like to know what is in your mind. stationery of the Cavalieri Hilton Please answer to me and tell hotel. Bogdanovich thanks Lewis me.' In a postscript he adds that for his letter and clipping which Gian Carlo Menotti's production have reached him in Rome of Pelleas and Melisande was 'where I'm shooting a new picture very, very good. Rare. Some light and where I'm going to be until creasing and a few very small November' and adds 'It was tears and areas of paper loss to terribly sweet of you to send it -- the lower right corners of each as I am sure you know page, not affecting the text or Paramount sends me nothing signature, otherwise VG Wendy except bad reviews!' The director Hanson (1935-1991) English continues 'I am really looking Secretary and Personal Assistant forward to seeing you when I get to, among others, Leopold back and even more to seeing Stokowski, Gian Carlo Menotti your picture. Cloris Leachman, and Brian Epstein. who's in the picture, is one of Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 your biggest fans and we talk of you often. Also, I think you might be interested to know that the Lot: 150 article I wrote about you for BERGER HELMUT: (1944- ) Esquire eleven years ago (you Austrian Actor, famous for his believe that?) is coming out in a performances in several of new book of mine being director Luchino Visconti's films, published in October. I'll have the with whom he also had an publisher send you a copy.' A intimate relationship. Berger also letter of good content and starred in The Godfather Part III. interesting association. EX Jerry Signed 8 x 10 photograph, a Lewis (1926- ) American close-up head and shoulders Comedian. His film which study of the actor. Signed in blue Bogdanovich refers to in the ink with his name alone to the present letter is most likely The image, his first name across a Day the Clown Cried (1972) and darker area although still was never released. Cloris reasonably legible. EX Leachman (1926- ) American Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Actress, Academy Award winner for her role in Bogdanovich's film The Last Picture Show (1971). At Lot: 151 the time of this letter DONNER RICHARD: (1930- ) Bogdanovich was filming Daisy American Film Director of The Miller which starred his then- Omen (1976) and Superman girlfriend Cybill Shepherd in the (1978). Signed and inscribed 10 title role. x 8 photograph of Donner in a Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 half length pose. To his side appears a clapperboard prepared for his film Ladyhawke (1985). Lot: 153 Signed in black ink across a clear FILM DIRECTORS: Selection of area of the image. EX signed 8 x 10 photographs and Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 slightly smaller (1) by various film directors including Martin Scorsese, John Waters (signed twice and with the additional remark ‘Thanks for helping me spread bad taste’ in his hand), , Guy Ritchie, , John Landis, Roman Polanski etc. Some of the images are colour and all are boldly signed, most to clear areas of the images. VG to EX, 9 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00

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Lot: 154 Together with the typed bank ZIEGFELD FLORENZ: (1867- balance sheet issued by The 1932) American Broadway Peru Trust Company for the Impresario, noted for his account of the Estate of Kate theatrical revue the Ziegfeld Cole Porter, one page, 4to, Peru, Follies. Rare T.L.S., F Ziegfeld, Indiana, 8th April 1954, detailing one page, 4to, New York, 27th three transactions between 5th - March 1931, to Mr. W. Milton 8th April 1954 including the debit Sisson, on the printed stationery of $12,000. VG, 2 of the Ziegfeld Theatre ('A Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Playhouse Like No other in America'). Ziegfeld returns some photographs (no longer present) Lot: 157 which he had been sent to judge, LOEWE FREDERICK: (1901- explaining 'I have numbered my 1988) Austrian-American selections from one to six on the Composer who collaborated with backs of the pictures'. He further Alan Jay Lerner on several remarks 'Please understand that successful Broadway musicals. I have chosen what I consider the A.M.Q.S., Frederick Loewe, one best looking “pictures― of the page, oblong 8vo, n.p., n.d. On a young ladies, as it is a very hard piece of Air France printed matter to be certain from a stationery the composer has photograph as to just exactly boldly penned three bars of what a girl is like…' Some minor, music from On the Street Where small circular staining to each You Live, one of the musical corner, caused by previous numbers from My Fair Lady mounting to the verso, not (1956). Inscribed by Loewe at the affecting the text or signature, head of the page, 'To my dear about VG friend Edwin' (apparently Edward Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Bachman, concertmaster of the NBC Symphony). Together with Sammy Cahn (1913-1993) Lot: 155 American Lyricist of Broadway ZIEGFELD FOLLIES: Signed 10 songs. T.Q.S., Sammy Cahn, on x 8 photograph by both Fred one side of an oblong index card, Astaire and Gene Kelly n.p., n.d., inscribed to Shari individually, the image depicting Keller. The seven line quotation the two dancers and actors in is from Cahn's song High Hopes three quarter length poses in (1959) and begins 'Just what costume as gentlemen during makes that l'il ol'ant/ Think he'll their performance of Gershwin's moe a rubber-tree plant/ Anyone The Babbit and The Bromide knows an ant - can't --/ Move a from the 1946 musical comedy rubber-tree plant, But he's got film Ziegfeld Follies. Signed by HIGH HOPES….' Boldly signed both Astaire and Kelly in bold by Cahn at the conclusion. The black inks to clear areas at the song High Hopes was made head of the image. EX Astaire popular by and and Kelly's performance in earned Cahn an Academy Award Ziegfeld Follies represented the for Best Original Song. VG, 2 only time the two dancers Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 appeared on screen together in their prime. Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 158 RODGERS RICHARD: (1902- 1979) American Composer, Lot: 156 famous for his collaboration with PORTER COLE: (1891-1964) Oscar Hammerstein on various American Composer. D.S., Cole Broadway musicals. Vintage Porter, being a Counter Receipt, signed and inscribed 5 x 7 Peru, Indiana, 5th April 1954. photograph of Rodgers in a head The attractive partially printed and shoulders pose. Signed in document is drawn on The Peru bold, dark fountain pen ink Trust Company for the sum of across a light area of the $12,000. Signed by Porter in bold background. Together with Henry blue fountain pen ink. A Mancini (1924-1994) American perforated bank cancellation only Composer of film and television very slightly affects the signature. scores. Signed and inscribed 8 x

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10 photograph of Mancini seated Lot: 161 in a three quarter length pose. JONES CHUCK (1912-2002) Signed in bold black ink across a American Animator & BLANC light area of the background. MEL (1908-1989) American Some extremely minor, light Voice Actor, associated with corner creasing, VG, 2 many of the Looney Tunes Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 characters. A good original black pen and ink drawing of Porky Pig lying in a relaxed full length pose, Lot: 159 drawn and signed by Jones on NOTT JULIAN: (1960- ) British an oblong folio sheet of paper. Film Composer, known for his Above the drawing Jones has work on the Wallace and Gromit added a caption in his hand, 'E- animated films. A.M.Q.S., Julian Eat Y-your H-heart out, B-Burt R- Nott, one page (manuscript Reynolds' and below the drawing paper), 4to, n.p., n.d. Nott has he has added his signature and penned eight bars of music which inscription ('To Jo-Anne from he identifies at the head of the Porky Pig & Chuck Jones') as page as being 'The Wallace and well as the date, 1979, in his Gromit Theme Tune (a bit of hand. The drawing is additionally it….!)'. Together with Howard signed and inscribed at the base Blake (1938- ) English by Mel Blanc, 'To Jo Anne from Composer. A.M.Q.S., Howard Bugs Bunny, Mel Blanc', adding Blake, one page (manuscript the date 23rd November 1988 in paper), 4to, n.p., 2007. Blake has his hand. Some extremely light, penned seven bars of music, with minor age toning and a light stain words, from his most famous and minor wrinkling at the head composition, Walking In the Air, of the paper, not affecting the which was used as part of the drawing or signatures, G soundtrack for the animated film Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 The Snowman (1982). Signed by Blake in bold black ink at the head of the page and also signed Lot: 162 by Raymond Briggs (1934- ) CHAPLIN CHARLES: (1889- English Illustrator, best known for 1977) English Film Comedian, his story The Snowman (1978) Academy Award winner. Vintage upon which the animated film signed 8 x 10 photograph of was based. Signed by Briggs in Chaplin seated outdoors in a red ink at the head and dated three quarter length pose. Signed 2007 in his hand. Accompanied in bold blue fountain pen ink to a by an A.N.S. by Briggs, with his light area at the base of the initials, on a compliments slip, image and dated 1943 in his stating 'Never do drawings, get hand. A small, light area of asked every single day!' VG, 3 discoloration appears at the head Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 of the image, only just affecting the background, and with an extremely minor trace of a Lot: 160 paperclip rust stain to the left FILM COMPOSERS: Small edge, otherwise VG selection of A.M.Qs.S. by various Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 film composers comprising Ennio Morricone (eight bars from The Good, The Bad & The Ugly), Lot: 163 Richard Sherman (several bars LAUREL STAN (1890-1965) & of music, with words, from Chim HARDY OLIVER (1892-1957) Chim Cher-ee, which featured in English and American Film Mary Poppins), Lalo Schifrin Comedians. Blue ink signatures (several bars of music from The by both Stan Laurel and Oliver Amityville Horror) and Trevor Hardy individually on a small Jones (eight bars of music from oblong 12mo page removed from The Last of The Mohicans). All an autograph album. Together are penned and signed on 8vo with a separate small colour and 4to sheets of manuscript printed vignette of the duo in a paper. VG, 4 characteristic full length pose Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 together. Some very light age wear, otherwise VG Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00

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Lot: 164 Lot: 166 SELLERS PETER: (1925-1980) DAD'S ARMY: Signed First Day British Comedian & Actor. A Cover by five cast members of printed 8vo programme for an Dad's Army individually, Clive R.A.F. Gang Show at the B.C.S. Dunn (Lance Corporal Jack Jubilee Theatre, 11th July 1944, Jones), Ian Lavender (Private produced by Squadron Leader Frank Pike), Bill Pertwee (ARP Ralph Reader, signed to the Warden William Hodges), Frank inside by Sellers with an early, Williams (Rev. Timothy Farthing), bold fountain pen ink signature, Pamela Cundell (Mrs Mildred and also signed by eight other Fox) and also signed by the two performers individually including writers of the British sitcom, Les Osborne, G. F. X. Taylor, Jimmy Perry and David Croft. Gene Patton and Dudley Jones. The limited edition cover Some light overall creasing and commemorates the 30th age wear, and some minor Anniversary of Dad's Army and staining to the covers, about G features an image of the main Peter Sellers, billed as an cast members in costume. Post impersonator on the present marked 31st July 1998. Signed programme, developed his by each in blue and black inks mimicry and improvisational skills with their names alone to clear during a spell in Ralph Reader's areas of the cover. EX wartime Gang Show. Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

Lot: 167 Lot: 165 BRITISH COMEDY: Selection of WILLIAMS KENNETH: (1926- signed cards and postcard 1988) English Comic Actor, star photographs by various British of Carry On films. Book signed television comedy actors and inscribed, a hardback edition including Beryl Reid, Richard of Back Drops - Pages from A Briers, , Geoffrey Private Diary, published by J M Palmer, Anton Rodgers, Richard Dent & Sons Ltd., London, March Wilson, Bill Owen, Melvyn Hayes, 1983 (reprint). Signed by Nigel Hawthorne, Felicity Kendal, Williams in blue fountain pen ink Bob Monkhouse, Ernie Wise, to the title page. With two dust Kathy Staff, Maureen Lipman, Ian jackets, one unusually printed for Carmichael, Ronnie Corbett, the Granada Literary Lunch at Leslie Phillips, Spike Milligan, the Prince of hotel, James Bolam, Thora Hird, Southport, 22nd June 1983, at Rodney Bewes, Harry Secombe, which Williams was a guest Peter Sallis, Penelope Wilton, speaker and clearly promoting Dilys Laye, Geraldine McNulty, his book. Also including an Prunella Scales, Julie Walters, unsigned invitation ticket the Norman Wisdom, George Cole, lunch. Together with a signed 4 x Mollie Sugden, Eric Sykes etc. A 6 postcard photograph of little duplication. VG, 75 Williams in a head and shoulders Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 pose, featuring printed text to the lower border and verso, also promoting his book. Signed in Lot: 168 bold blue fountain pen ink with BRITISH COMEDY: Selection of his name alone to the lower white signed postcard photographs, 8 x border. A couple of very light, 10s, 8 x 12s etc., by various minor smudges to the signature. British television comedy actors VG, 2 including Roger Lloyd Pack, Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Dawn French, Michelle Gomez, Jane Horrocks, Penelope Keith, Felicity Kendal, Maureen Lipman, Liz Smith, June Whitfield, Julia Davis, Ashley Jensen, Millicent Martin, Catherine Tate, Paula Wilcox, Tessa Peake-Jones, Sue Holderness, Barbara Windsor, Jim Broadbent, Peter Bowles, Jimmy Carr, Ken Dodd, Graham Norton, David Mitchell & Robert

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Webb, Richard Briers, Rob including a signed colour 10 x 8 Brydon, James Corden, Ian photograph by both Anson Lavender, Matt Lucas, Nigel Williams (Warren ‘Potsie’ Planer, Steffan Rhodri etc. Most Weber) and Donny Most (Ralph of the images are colour and Malph) individually, the image signed in bold inks by the depicting the actors standing comedy stars with their names alongside Henry Winkler and Ron alone to clear areas of the Howard in a three quarter length images. Generally EX, 41 pose together on the set of Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Happy Days. Signed by Williams and Most with their names alone in bold black inks to clear areas Lot: 169 of the image. VG to EX, 3 LUMLEY JOANNA: (1946- ) Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 English Actress. An unusual, good signed colour pen, ink and crayon self caricature drawn and Lot: 171 signed by Lumley to one side of CONNERY SEAN: (1930- ) her personal printed Scottish Actor, famous for his correspondence card. Lumley portrayal of James Bond. has drawn a head and shoulders Academy Award winner. Signed caricature of herself in costume, colour 11 x 14 photograph of wearing sunglasses and smoking Connery in a half length pose in a cigarette as Patsy Stone, her costume as James Bond. Signed character in the British television with his name alone in bold black comedy series Absolutely ink across a clear area at the Fabulous. Signed in bold black base of the image. EX ink to the right of the caricature, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 ‘Cheers sweeties, Joanna Lumley’. Together with an original second draft 4to printed Lot: 172 script for a Men Behaving Badly JAMES BOND: David Arnold sketch for Comic Relief, dated (1962- ) English Film 10th February 1997, and Composer of the scores to five featuring a guest appearance by James Bond films. A.M.Q.S., Kylie Minogue, individually David Arnold, one page, oblong signed to the first page by Simon 8vo (manuscript paper), n.p., n.d. Nye (1958- ) English Comic In bold black ink Arnold has Television Writer, creator of Men penned four bars of music which Behaving Badly and Martin he identifies as being from Clunes (1961- ) English Actor, Quantum of Solace (2008). famous for his role as Gary Together with a second facsimile Strang in Men Behaving Badly. A.M.Q.S., David Arnold, one VG, 2 page, 4to (manuscript paper), Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 n.p., n.d., being a copy of part of the score to You Know My Name from Casino Royale (2006). Lot: 170 Signed in bold black ink by HAPPY DAYS: Individual bold Arnold to the lower half of the blue ink signatures on white page, ‘From Casino Royale, cards by the actors Henry with love, David Arnold’. Also Winkler (Arthur ‘Fonzie’ including Charlie Higson (1958- Fonzarelli), Tom Bosley (Howard ) English Comedian, Actor and Cunningham) and Marion Ross Author of the Young Bond series (Marion Cunningham), matted of James Bond novels. Three alongside each other in black and pages of original typed blue beneath a colour manuscript, 4to, n.p., n.d. photograph of the actors in head (c.2005), being part of Higson’s and shoulders poses together in original working manuscript for character costume from Happy Blood Fever (2006). Each of the Days. Together with a signed pages (numbered 164, 165 & colour 8 x 10 photograph by 166) have extensive ink, pencil Henry Winkler, showing the actor and highlighted corrections in standing in a half length pose in Higson’s hand and each page is costume as The Fonz, signed in also signed by him in black ink. bold blue ink with his name alone Stapled together at the left corner to a light area of the image. Also with an A.N.S., Charlie Higson,

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on one side of his printed Der Turm), Senta Wengraf, correspondence card, forwarding Carola v. Kayser, Marianne the pages of manuscript. VG, 3 Koch, Lil Dagover, Kathe Gold, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Annemarie Duringer etc. VG to EX, 14 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 173 BATMAN: Individual signed colour 8 x 10 photographs by Lot: 176 Adam West (Batman) and Burt GERMAN ENTERTAINMENT: Ward (Robin), each of the Miscellaneous selection of signed images depicting the actors in pieces, postcard photographs, costume poses from Batman. vintage signed programme Both are signed in bold black photographs, some T.Ls.S. etc., inks, Ward adding his character by various German entertainers name beneath his signature. (and some of other nationalities) Together with a signed 8 x 10 including Camilla Horn, Ludwig photograph of actress Yvonne Manfred Lommel, Willy Berking, Craig in a head and shoulders Leila Negra, Gerhard Wendland, pose in costume as Batgirl. Brigitte Horney, Ernst Deutsch, Signed in bold purple ink to a Peter Frankenfeld, Heinz Erhardt, clear area of the background, Oda Wust, Magda Schneider, adding her character name Gitta Lind, Wilhelm Strienz beneath her signature. A small (accompanied by a selection of oval authentication sticker is T.Ls.S, A.Ls.S. etc. from his neatly affixed to the lower left wife), Renate Holm, Rafael corner of Ward's photograph. VG Kubelik, Percy Edwards, Richard to EX, 3 Baker etc. Some unsigned Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 vintage photographs and printed ephemera etc (16). FR to VG, 64 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 174 BRITISH TELEVISION: Selection of signed 8 x 10 photographs and Lot: 177 slightly smaller by various British CINEMA: Selection of signed television actors and actresses, Picturegoer postcard some stars etc., photographs (most vintage, some including Frances de la Tour, signed later, and a few modern Claire Sweeney, Roy reproductions) by various film Barraclough, Angela Griffiths, stars including Muriel Pavlow, Suranne Jones, Mark Eden, Gene Autry, Eleanor Parker, Samia Ghadie, Angela Lonsdale, Leslie Caron, Ann Blyth, Joan Julia Howarth, Craig Kelly, Sally Leslie, Coleen Gray, Richard Lindsay, Denise Welch, David Todd, Janette Scott, Jane Powell, Attenborough, Tim Vincent, Sara Sally Forrest, June Allyson, Jean K. Crowe, Charlotte Cornwell, Simmons etc. VG, 16 Anna Brecon, Stephanie Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Beacham etc. Many of the images are colour and most are boldly signed to clear areas of Lot: 178 the images. VG to EX, 20 CINEMA: Small selection of Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 signed postcard photographs and slightly larger (2) by various film stars comprising Brigitte Bardot, Lot: 175 Alida Valli, Sophia Loren (2), Bibi GERMAN CINEMA: Selection of Johns, Jiang Wen and Patrick signed postcard photographs Macnee. VG to EX, 7 (most vintage) by various actors Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 and actresses, all stars of German films, including Siegfried Breuer (starred in The Third Man), Gerlinde Locker (2), Maria Schell, Wolfgang Preiss, Heinz Moog, Maximilian Schell (scarce early photograph by Fayer of Vienna showing the actor in a head and shoulders pose from

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Lot: 179 Fisher's signature a little weak in CINEMA: Small selection of places although perfectly legible. signed 8 x 10 photographs and Professionally matted in black smaller, most vintage, by various and cream together in three rows film stars including Eleanor alongside a photograph of most Powell, Paulette Goddard, Tom of the cast members represented Ewell, Mary Kerridge, Lon and a colour reproduction of the McCallister etc. A few FR, film poster for Star Wars. Framed generally VG, 7 and glazed in a gold coloured Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 frame to an overall size of 37 x 16.5. Some very light discoloration to the edges of a few of the cards, otherwise VG Lot: 180 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 CINEMA: Selection of signed 8 x 10 photographs and slightly smaller, a few signed pieces and cards etc., by various film stars Lot: 183 and entertainers including Lew ENTERTAINMENT: A good Ayres & Laraine Day, Alice Faye, selection of vintage signed Rhonda Fleming, Herbert Lom, postcard photographs and June Allyson, Walter Pidgeon slightly larger, a few 8 x 10s, by (P), Janet Leigh, Margaret various actors, actresses and Lockwood, David Soul, Richard entertainers, including Celia Todd etc. Generally G to about Johnson, C. Aubrey Smith, VG, 16 Gladys Cooper, Sybil Thorndike Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 (3), Flora Robson (2), Anna Neagle (3), Edith Evans (a good original photograph by Angus McBean), John Mills (2), Robert Lot: 181 Helpmann (2), Anton Dolin, Vera CINEMA: Selection of signed 8 x Lynn (2) etc. A few FR, generally 10 photographs by various film VG, 24 stars including Hugh Jackman, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Bruno Ganz, April Bowlby, Sienna Miller, Christian Clavier, Jean-Pierre Leaud, Roger Moore (in costume as James Bond), Lot: 184 director Philippe Garrel etc. Many ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of of the images are colour and all signed postcard photographs are boldly signed to clear areas (some vintage) by various of the images. VG to EX, 10 actresses and female Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 entertainers including Annabella, Elizabeth Allan, Dorothy Dickson, Rhonda Fleming, Marika Rokk, Susan Hampshire, Sophie Lot: 182 Tucker, Alice Faye, Maria STAR WARS: A good set of Friedman, Claire Bloom, Irene individually signed white cards by Dunne, Ann Blyth, Laraine Day, various cast members of the Marlene Dietrich etc. Generally 1977 film Star Wars, comprising VG, 22 Harrison Ford (Han Solo), Mark Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Hamill (Luke Skywalker; signed 'Follow the Force, Mark Hamill'), Carrie Fisher (Princess Leia Organa), Alec Guinness (Obi- Lot: 185 Wan Kenobi), Anthony Daniels ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of (C-3PO; adding his character signed postcard photographs (a name beneath his signature), few vintage) by various actors Kenny Baker (R2-D2; adding his and male entertainers including character name beneath his Eric Pohlmann, Leslie Banks, Ian signature), Peter Mayhew Holm, Doug Bradley, Freddie (Chewbacca; adding his Jones, Burt Kwouk, Ron Moody, character name beneath his Harry Fowler, Dennis Waterman, signature), Dave Prowse (Darth Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Michael Vader; adding his character Bryant, Tom Conti, Tom name beneath his signature) and Courtenay, Simon Callow, George Lucas (Director). All have Joseph Fiennes, Moray Watson, signed in bold inks, with just Charles Dance, Timothy West, Richard Todd, John McCallum,

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Frank Finlay, Douglass Lot: 189 Montgomery, Hugh Grant, Eric ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of Flynn, Barry Morse, Derek signed 8 x 10 photographs and Jacobi, Oliver Tobias, Ian some smaller by various McShane etc. Generally VG, 43 television and film actors and Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 entertainers etc., including Bill Treacher, Bill Waddington, Barbara Knox, Lynne Perrie, Lot: 186 John Nettles, Virginia McKenna, ENTERTAINMENT: Small Estelle Getty, Elaine Smith, selection comprising Cyd Bryan Forbes, Alfred Molina, Guy Charisse (1922-2008) American Pearce, Sam Wanamaker, Actress and Dancer. Vintage George Segal, Pat O'Brien etc. G signed and inscribed 8 x 10 to generally VG, 25 photograph of Charisse standing Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 in an elegant full length pose before a large gift box prepared for Christmas. Signed in black ink Lot: 190 to a clear area of the image; ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of Erich Von Stroheim (1885-1957) signed 8 x 10 photographs and a Austrian Actor & Film Director. few smaller, most colour, by Ink signature and a few additional various film and television actors words and date Paris, 10th including David Jason, David December 1951, in his hand on a Suchet (2; both in costume as piece neatly clipped from the title Hercule Poirot), Rosamund Pike, page of his book Les Feux de la Joely Richardson, Rene Russo, Saint-Jean, accompanied by the Helen Mirren, Derek Jacobi etc. front cover; Rudy Vallee (1901- Most of the images are colour 1986) American Singer and and are boldly signed to clear Entertainer. Black fountain pen areas of the images. Generally ink signature on a piece. G to VG to EX, 10 about VG, 3 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

Lot: 191 Lot: 187 ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of signed 8 x 10 photographs and signed 8 x 10 photographs and a slightly smaller (1) by various film few slightly smaller by various stars and popular singers film stars and entertainers comprising Charlton Heston, including Ginger Rogers, Robert Catherine Deneuve, Kim Novak Wagner (2), Tom Jones, Alice (vintage), Vanessa Paradis and Faye, Dorothy Lamour (2) etc. Jane Birkin. Some of the images Some slight corner creasing, are colour and a few are signed generally VG, 8 in fountain pen inks. VG to EX, 5 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

Lot: 188 Lot: 192 ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of signed 8 x 10 photographs by signed cards, and a few pieces various British Actors, some of etc., by various television and them cast members of Dad's film actors, entertainers, Army, comprising Clive Dunn, television personalities, a few Philip Madoc, Ian Lavender, singers etc., including Robin Frank Williams (each in character Williams, John Gielgud, Glenda costume poses), Richard Todd Jackson, Lauren Bacall, Julie (four different signed Christie, Joe McGann, Anna photographs, three in costume as Ford, Jill Dando, Susan Guy Gibson from The Dam Hampshire, Julia McKenzie, Busters) and Christopher Lee (in Terence Alexander, Lionel costume as Dracula). Three of Jeffries, Jenny Agutter, Alfred the images are colour and all are Marks, , Debbie boldly signed to clear areas. EX, 9 Reynolds, Amanda Burton, Jane Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Asher, Joan Collins, Lewis Collins, Cliff Richard, Alice Faye,

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Roy Rogers, Dale Evans, John Lot: 195 Thaw, Donald Sinden, Honor AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An Blackman, Alec Guinness, Judi autograph album containing over Dench, Billie Whitelaw, Pauline 40 signatures by various Collins, John Hurt, Maxine entertainers, most on clipped Peake, Lesley Garrett, Jenny pieces crudely sellotaped or laid Seagrove, Gabrielle Drake, down to pages, including Roy George Sewell, Michael Ball, Castle, Tommy Trinder, David Imelda Staunton, Juliet Nixon, Harry Secombe, Bob Stevenson, Belita, Britt Ekland, Monkhouse, Terence Alexander, Phyllis Logan etc. Some are Arthur Haynes, Ted Ray, Joan neatly annotated to the edge in Regan, Felix Bowness, Ed the hand of a collector. VG, 143 Stewart etc., also including some Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 sportsmen, Tony Brooks, Freddie Mills (2), Colin Cowdrey etc. FR to about G Lot: 193 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of signed pieces, cards etc. by various actors and actresses Lot: 196 including Janet Leigh, Bebe AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An Daniels, Eddie Bracken, Ann autograph album containing Blyth, June Allyson, Eddie Fisher, fourteen signatures by various Louis Jourdan, Constance film stars, entertainers and a few Cummings, Peter Graves, Phyllis other famous individuals Calvert, Meg Ryan etc. All are including Glenn Ford, Phil accompanied by unsigned Silvers, Noel Coward, Dirk postcard photographs (15; most Bogarde, Michael Wilding, vintage). Together with fifty Margaret Leighton, David Nixon, unsigned 8 x 10 publicity stills Liberace (with a drawing of a and portraits etc. of various film piano), Sophie Tucker, Terence stars, subjects include Antonio Rattigan, Leopold Stokowski etc. Banderas, Rob Lowe, Charles The album also includes various Bronson, Robert Downey Jr., entries by family and friends of Ann-Margret, Tom Cruise, John the collector and some pages are Cusack, Johnny Weissmuller, neatly annotated and dated in the Melanie Griffith, Kathy Bates etc. hand of the collector. A few Generally G to VG, 80 pages loose and the front cover Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 detached, otherwise about VG Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Lot: 194 ENTERTAINMENT: Small Lot: 197 miscellaneous selection of signed AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An pieces, cards, photographs of autograph album containing 19 various sizes, T.L.S. (2) etc., by signatures by various film and various actors, actresses and film stage actors and a few other directors, including Federico famous individuals including Fellini, Nicholas Roeg (2), Clark Gable, Gertrude Lawrence, Bernardo Bertolucci, Maria Carmen Miranda, Jeanette Ouspenskaya (scarce), Will Fyffe MacDonald, Gene Raymond, (signed self caricature), Alec Gregory Peck, Noel-Noel (two Guinness, Ralph Richardson signed ink drawings), Glynis (signed Christmas greetings Johns, politician R. Stafford card), Marty Feldman, various Cripps, tennis player Boris cast members of The Archers Becker, Jack Solomons etc. Most (together in a multiple signed are on pieces laid down to pages Horse Show programme, 1953) and many are in pencil. Spine etc. G to generally VG, 11 loose, generally G Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

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Lot: 198 Lot: 200 MILLER GLENN: (1904-1944) ELLINGTON DUKE: (1899-1974) American Jazz Musician and American Jazz Pianist. Signed Bandleader. Vintage signed 8 x colour 8 x 10 photograph of 10 photograph of Miller in a three Ellington seated in a three quarter length pose holding his quarter length pose at his piano. trombone. Signed in bold blue The printed image is dated 17th fountain pen ink to a light area of May 1972 in another hand to the the background. About EX verso. Signed in black ink across Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 a clear area of the image. Together with a bold fountain pen ink signature ('Duke Ellington') on Lot: 199 a small 12mo card. VG to about ROBESON PAUL: (1898-1976) EX, 2 American Singer and Actor. Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Vintage signed and inscribed 5.5 x 8 photograph of Robeson seated in a three quarter length Lot: 201 pose. Signed in fountain pen ink ARMSTRONG LOUIS: (1901- to a clear area of the 1971) American Jazz Trumpeter. background, 'To Fred Schang - Vintage signed and inscribed 8 x all manner of thanks for your help 10 photograph, the image and encouragement. We'll knock depicting Armstrong in a half 'em cold…' and dated December length pose, holding a bouquet 1929 in his hand. Neatly trimmed upon his arrival in Oslo, Norway and with three file holes to the in 1952. A group of fans can be right edge, just affecting the seen in the immediate image but not the signature. background. Signed in green Together with Lotte Lehmann crayon to the verso, 'To Kordista (1888-1976) German Soprano. Williams, Best wishes from Louis Vintage signed postcard Armstrong', further adding his photograph of Lehmann in a nickname 'Satchmo' in his hand head and shoulders pose. Signed beneath his signature. The minor in blue ink to the image, with traces of an inscription and slightly weaker contrast. signature can be seen at the Lehmann has also penned a brief head of the image, the crayon not note to the verso, in German, adhering well to the glossy referring to the Italian actress surface, evidently the reason for Eleonora Duse. Also including a Armstrong instead opting to sign T.L.S., Lotte Lehmann, one page, the verso. Some light surface oblong 8vo, Santa Barbara, creasing, about VG California, n.d., to 'Dear Freddy' Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 (Schang), announcing 'That was an unpleasant surprise, to know, that you will be away, when I Lot: 202 come back to New York. I am ARMSTRONG LOUIS: (1901- really unhappy about it….' Slightly 1971) American Jazz Trumpeter. irregularly, although neatly, Vintage signed and inscribed 8 x trimmed. FR to about G, 3 9 photograph of Armstrong Frederick C. Schang (1893-1990) standing in a three quarter length American Talent Agent and pose playing his trumpet. Signed President of Columbia Artists in bold green ink to a clear area Management. A noted autograph of the image, 'Hello Auburn, Best collector, Schang was the author Wishes from Louis Armstrong', of Visiting Cards of Celebrities further adding his nickname (1971) and other associated 'Satchmo' in his hand at the base books. of the image. The lower white Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 border of the image has been neatly removed, not affecting the image or signatures. Otherwise VG Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00

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Lot: 203 Lot: 206 ARMSTRONG LOUIS: (1901- COLE NAT KING: (1919-1965) 1971) American Jazz Trumpeter. American Jazz Singer & Pianist. Book signed, a hardback edition Vintage signed and inscribed 8 x of Satchmo - My Life in New 10 photograph of Cole in a head Orleans, published by Peter and shoulders pose singing into a Davies, London, May 1955 microphone. The publicity portrait (reprint). Signed ('Louis was issued by the General Artists Armstrong') by the musician in Corporation and is signed by bold blue ink with his name alone Cole in blue fountain pen ink to to the title page. Together with the image, partially across a Paul Robeson (1898-1976) slightly darker area and with fair American Singer and Actor. Book contrast. VG signed, a hardback edition of Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Here I Stand, published by Dennis Dobson, London, 1958 (second impression). Signed by Lot: 207 Robeson in blue fountain pen ink BAKER JOSEPHINE: (1906- to the front free endpaper and 1975) African-American Dancer dated October 1958 in his hand. and Singer. A vintage 5 x 7 Both books are accompanied by photograph of Baker in a half their dust jackets. Some age length pose seated at a wear, G to about VG, 2 restaurant table at Le Pied de Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Cochon in Paris. Cornermounted to the original photographer's presentation mount, signed and Lot: 204 inscribed by Baker to the verso WALLER THOMAS 'FATS': and dated 1959 in her hand. (1904-1943) American Jazz Together with a small selection of Pianist. An excellent vintage vintage unsigned printed 8vo and signed and inscribed 8 x 10 4to programmes for various photograph depicting Waller performances by Baker including seated in a full length pose at his Super Folies at the Folies piano. Signed in bold blue Bergere, 1937, Revue at the fountain pen ink across a clear Prince Edward Theatre, and at area of the image, 'To Clyde :- the A.B.C. in Copehnagen etc., Best Wishes, Fats Waller'. About and also including an unsigned EX hardback edition of her children's Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 book La Tribu Arc-En-Ciel, French Edition, 1957. FR (1), generally G to VG, 7 Lot: 205 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 COLE NAT KING: (1919-1965) American Jazz Singer & Pianist. Vintage signed and inscribed Lot: 208 sepia 5 x 7 photograph of the DAVIS JR. SAMMY: (1925-1990) musician seated in a half length American Entertainer, a member pose at his piano. Cole is of the Rat Pack. A rare vintage surrounded by the three signed and inscribed postcard members of his band, all of photograph by all three members whom are accompanied by their of The Will Mastin Trio instruments. Photograph by individually, Will Mastin (1878- Herman Leonard of New York. 1979, American Dancer & Singer, Signed by Cole in blue fountain 'uncle' of Sammy Davis Jr.), pen ink across a light area at the Sammy Davis Sr (1900-1988, head of the image. Some very American Dancer, father of slight, minor corner creasing, Sammy Davis Jr.), and Sammy otherwise VG Davis Jr. The trio are seen Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 standing together in full length poses, appearing ready to perform a routine. Signed by Mastin ('Will Mastin trio') to the lower white border, by Davis Sr ('Sam Davis', also adding an inscription in his hand) to a clear area at the head of the image, and by Davis Jr ('Sammy Davis

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Jr') with his name alone to the VG to EX, 2 centre of the image. All three Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 signatures are in bold fountain pen inks. Some extremely light, minor corner wear, otherwise VG Lot: 212 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 STARR RINGO: (1940- ) English Musician, Drummer with . Signed 8 x 10 Lot: 209 photograph of Starr seated in a COOKE SAM: (1931-1964) full length pose playing his drums African-American Singer, known during a performance by The as the King of Soul. Rare, bold Beatles, with John Lennon, Paul fountain pen ink signature ('Sam McCartney and George Harrison Cooke') on an oblong 12mo stood in full length poses with piece clipped from a cheque. their guitars behind him. Signed Cooke's signature appears by Starr with his first name only beneath four lines of printed text in black ink across a light area at in the form of an endorsement on the centre of the image. EX a cheque made payable to Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Cooke and issued by the Irving Trust Company in New York. Autographs of Cooke are rare in Lot: 213 any form following his tragic and STARR RINGO: (1940- ) English controversial death from a Musician, Drummer with The gunshot wound at the age of 33. Beatles. Book signed, an VG excellent hardback edition of Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Postcards From The Boys, Limited Edition published by Genesis Publications, 2003. The Lot: 210 deluxe edition, bound in Nubuk PRESLEY ELVIS: (1935-1977) leather, with a blindstamped title American Rock ‘n’ Roll Singer. to the spine, features 53 A printed circular (10.5 x 11) facsimiles of postcards sent by souvenir menu from the Las John Lennon, Paul McCartney Vegas Hilton hotel, 1972, and George Harrison to Ringo featuring a head and shoulders Starr, the recto and verso of each image of Presley singing into a postcard neatly pasted to the microphone on the front cover. heavyweight black photo album Signed by Presley with his name paper, with commentary text alone in black ink to the plain red printed in silver. Signed ('Ringo') background of the cover. Some by Starr in bold blue ink to the slight surface creasing to the limitations page, numbered 1831 edges, about VG Elvis Presley of 2500. With a loosely inserted regularly performed live at the sheet of 54 stamps and bearing Las Vegas Hilton in the 1970s, three additional postcards neatly breaking his own attendance laid down to the front free record for a show in August endpapers. Apparently lacking 1972, the same year as the the unique postage stamp that present menu. was attached to the title page of Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 other copies within this edition. Housed in an aluminium faced solander box in the style of a red Lot: 211 postbox, with an interior black tie JAGGER MICK: (1943- ) English for removing the book. Some Rock Musician, lead singer of light scuffs to the leather binding . Bold black and minor age wear, about VG ink signature ('Mick Jagger') on a Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 white card. Together with Keith Richards (1943- ) English Rock Musician, a founding member of The Rolling Stones. Signed colour 10 x 8 photograph or Richards seated in a half length pose smoking a cigarette and playing his guitar. Signed in bold blue ink with his name alone across a light area of the image.

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Lot: 214 Lot: 216 [BEATLES THE]: An 8 x 10 BONHAM JOHN: (1948-1980) photograph showing a queue of English Musician, drummer with fans entering The Cavern Club in Led Zeppelin. Rare signed album Liverpool in the 1960s, signed by record sleeve for Led Zeppelin II three individuals relating to The (1969), signed ('Best Wishes, Beatles, Allan Williams (first John Bonham') in bold blue ink to manager of the band), Bob a clear area of the front cover. Wooler (resident DJ of the The Record still present. Autographs Cavern Club who introduced The of Bonham are rare in any form Beatles to Brian Epstein) and Alf following his tragically early death Bicknell (Chauffeur to The at the age of 32. Some light age Beatles 1964-66). Each have wear, mainly to the edges, signed with their names alone in otherwise VG bold blue and black inks to clear Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 areas of the image. Together with two 10 x 8 photographs of The Beatles in early line-ups (pre- Lot: 217 Ringo Starr), one signed by Allan HUTTER RALF: (1946- ) Williams and the other by Beryl German Singer & Keyboardist, Adams (Secretary to Brian founding member and leader of Epstein 1961-62). EX, 3 the electronic-music band Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Kraftwerk. Signed colour 8 x 10 photograph of Hutter standing in a full length pose, performing on Lot: 215 stage. Signed in bold blue ink [BOLAN MARC]: (1947-1977) with his name alone across the English Singer & Guitarist, upper half of the image. Scarce. founder of the British rock band EX T. Rex. A collection of Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 approximately 100 original 2 x 2 photographic negatives of images taken by photographer Lot: 218 Harry Goodwin, depicting Bolan JACKSON MICHAEL: (1958- in a variety of poses (mainly head 2009) American Pop Singer. and shoulders) and also including Signed and inscribed 8 x 10 a few images of T-Rex band photograph of Jackson seated in members Mickey Finn, Steve a half length pose wearing Currie, Bill Legend, as well as sunglasses. The Epic publicity some of Bolan with Elton John. portrait is signed by Jackson in Together with four oblong 4to bold red ink to the lower white contact sheets (and some border. Some very light overall smaller clipped images from scattered staining and a few contact sheets) each bearing the surface creases, about G credit stamp of Harry Goodwin, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Manchester, to the verso. Generally VG, Qty Harry Goodwin (1924-2013) British Photographer known for his Lot: 219 MADONNA: (1958- ) American images of pop musicians and Pop Singer & Actress. Signed sports personalities. Goodwin and inscribed 8 x 10 photograph was the resident photographer of Madonna in a half length pose. for the BBC television The promotional image is boldly programme Top of The Pops signed in black ink across a clear from 1964-73. Sold without area of the image. Together with copyright. Antonio Banderas (1960- ) Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Spanish Actor. Signed and inscribed 8 x 10 photograph of Banderas in a head and shoulders pose. Signed in bold black ink to a light area of the image and dated 1996 in his hand. VG to about EX, 2 Madonna was instrumental in Banderas getting his Hollywood break-through when she cast him

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in her documentary film Lot: 223 Madonna: Truth or Dare (1991). POPULAR MUSIC: Selection of The two also starred together in signed 8 x 10 photographs and a Evita (1996) which is when the few slightly smaller, many vendor acquired the present vintage, by various popular photographs. musicians and singers, lyricists Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 etc., including Richard Rodgers, Gloria Gaynor, Dinah Shore, Jose Iturbi, Winifred Attwell, Della Lot: 220 Reese, Ray Noble, Jimmy PRINCE: (1958- ) American Dorsey, Xavier Cugat, Peter Singer & Songwriter. A rare Nero, Liz Tilton, Ted Lewis, June signed colour 28 x 22 poster of Christy etc. G to generally VG, 17 the singer standing in a full length Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 pose accompanied by five members of his band, The Revolution. Signed by Prince, Lot: 224 'Love God, Prince', in bold blue POPULAR MUSIC: Small ink to a clear area of the image selection of signed 8 x 10 and dated 1988 in his hand. A photographs, 5 x 7 (1) by various note to the verso in the hand of a popular singers and musicians collector indicates that the comprising David Bowie, Sonny signature was obtained in person Rollins and Natalie Cole. Colour in Los Angeles on 26th May 1988 (2). EX, 3 (shortly before his Lovesexy Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 tour). Autographs of Prince are rare in any form as a result of his reluctance to provide signatures since the late 1980s. Folded and Lot: 225 with some light age wear to the BERLIOZ HECTOR: (1803-1869) folds, otherwise VG French Composer. An excellent Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 A.M.Q.S., H. Berlioz, to the verso of his personal printed 12mo visiting card, n.p., (Dresden?) Lot: 221 n.d. (April 1854). In bold, dark POPULAR MUSIC: Selection of fountain pen ink the composer signed 8 x 10 photographs, has neatly penned three bars of signed album record sleeves (2) music from the opening bars of by various popular singers and Mephistopheles' serenade from musicians including Gloria his work La damnation de Faust Estefan, Sharleen Spiteri, Joey (Op.24, 1846). Accompanied by Belladonna, Cher Lloyd, Eliza the original envelope hand Doolittle, Neil Sedaka, James addressed by Berlioz to Monsieur Dean Bradfield, Mark Ronson, Mittewurzer, artiste du theatre Matt Cardle, The Ting Tings, Wet Royal, Dresden and bearing a Wet Wet etc. Most of the images red wax seal to the verso. A rare are colour and are boldly signed musical quotation with good by the singers with their names association. Some light age wear alone to clear areas. VG to EX, 13 (most evident to the recto of the Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 visiting card) and minor staining to the edges, not affecting the quotation or signature. About VG Anton Mitterwurzer (1818-1876) Lot: 222 German Baritone who sang the GAGA LADY: (1986- ) role of Mephistopheles at the first American Pop Singer. Signed performance of La damnation de colour 8 x 10 photograph, a head Faust at Dresden on 22nd April and shoulders study of the singer 1854. Berlioz considered it the striking a pose before the finest interpretation of the piece camera. Signed in black ink, with that he had encountered. a typically hurried signature, with Estimate: £2,500.00 - £3,500.00 her name alone, largely across a light area at the base of the image. EX Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

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Lot: 226 himself, but by his brother MASSENET JULES: (1842-1912) Ferdinand, or Leopold von French Composer. Full printed Sonnleithner. With such a small score signed, a hardback bound portion of handwriting to copy of Herodiade, printed by G. examine, it is extremely difficult Hartmann of Paris. Massenet has to come to any certain boldly signed the half title page in conclusions, however it is certain dark fountain pen ink, further that such control marks only exist adding a musical quotation in his on the earliest issues of hand, comprising four bars, with Schubert's songs, dating from lyrics, which he identifies as 1821-22, and that these were being from Act I of Salome. issued directly on behalf of the Dated Paris, 4th April 1889 in his composer. hand. Also signed and inscribed Estimate: £2,000.00 - £3,000.00 by the librettist Paul Milliet (1848- 1924) and dated 4th April 1889 in his hand. The printed 4to score, Lot: 228 including the original, attractive LEHAR FRANZ: (1870-1948) printed covers, is bound in half Austrian Composer. Vintage red leather, with marbled end signed postcard photograph of papers, and five raised bands to Lehar standing in a three quarter spine with gilt lettering. An length pose alongside the attractive signed score, Austrian tenor Richard Tauber enhanced by Massenet's musical who warmly places his hand on quotation. About VG Herodiade, Lehar's shoulder. Signed by an opera in four acts by Lehar in bold blue fountain pen Massenet to a French libretto by ink with his name alone to the Milliet, is based on the novel lower white border. VG Herodias (1877) by Gustave Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Flaubert. It was first performed at the Theatre de la Monnaie in Brussels on 19th December 1881. Lot: 229 Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 HUMPERDINCK ENGELBERT: (1854-1921) German Composer. A.M.Q.S., E Humperdinck, on a Lot: 227 12mo card, n.p., n.d. In dark SCHUBERT FRANZ: (1797- fountain pen ink the composer 1828) Austrian Composer. A rare has penned two bars of music printed oblong folio first edition of from an unidentified composition. the pianoforte sheet music for the VG. composer's songs Der Schafer u: Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 der Reiter, Lob der Thranen and Der Alpenjager, ('fur eine Singstime mit Begleitung des Lot: 230 Piano-Forte'), 13tes Werk, LEHAR FRANZ (1870-1948) published in commission by Austrian Composer & TAUBER Cappi and Diabelli, Vienna, 1822, RICHARD (1891-1948) Austrian C et D No. 1162, Op. 20 Tenor. Vintage signed 5 x 7 (Reference Deutsch 517, 524 & photograph by both Lehar and 711). With Schubert's control Tauber individually, the image mark and initials to the lower right depicting the two men standing corner of the verso of the last outdoors together in full length leaf, either written by him or on poses, accompanied by several his behalf. With ownership other men and women. Signed signature to the attractively by both Lehar and Tauber in bold engraved title page. Attractively dark fountain pen inks to light bound in blue morocco with gilt areas at the base of the image stamped title to front and spine and individually dated Bad Ischel, (two raised bands). Some light 1931, in their hands. From the age wear and the edges slightly collection of Frederick C. Schang worn, not affecting Schubert's and bearing his collection stamp initials or control mark. About VG to the verso. VG Frederick C. Schubert's control marks have Schang (1893-1990) American caused much speculation Talent Agent and President of amongst music scholars, some Columbia Artists Management. A being of the opinion that they noted autograph collector, were not written by the composer Schang was the author of Visiting

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Cards of Celebrities (1971) and silvering to the image, largely at other associated books. the edges, and some light age Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 toning to the edges of the photographer's mount. One corner of the photographer's Lot: 231 mount chipped, otherwise about D'ALBERT EUGEN: (1864-1932) VG Josephine Jacoby (1875- German Pianist & Composer. 1948) American Contralto who Vintage signed postcard spent the majority of her operatic photograph of d'Albert in a head career at the Metropolitan Opera, and shoulders pose. Photograph 1903-08. by Hans Dursthoff of Berlin. Estimate: £800.00 - £1,000.00 Signed in fountain pen ink with his name alone to a clear area of the background of the image, Lot: 235 which also bears a facsimile PUCCINI GIACOMO: (1858- signature. One very small ink 1924) Italian Composer. Signed stain to the lower edge, not 8vo printed paperback edition of affecting the signature, VG the Pianoforte Solo for La Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Fanciulla Del West, New Edition published by G. Ricordi & Co, Italy, 1912. Signed by Puccini in Lot: 232 fountain pen ink to the attractively WAGNER SIEGFRIED: (1869- printed front cover, which 1930) German Composer & features his portrait, and dated Conductor, son of Richard 1918 in his hand. Some light age Wagner. Vintage signed postcard wear and one minor, small tear at photograph of Wagner in a head the head of the spine, otherwise and shoulders pose. Photograph VG by Pieperhoff of Liepzig. Signed Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 in dark fountain pen ink, partially across a slightly darker area of the image (although legible) and Lot: 236 dated 1928 in his hand. Some PUCCINI GIACOMO: (1858- very minor, light age wear, 1924) Italian Composer. Signed otherwise VG and inscribed 8vo printed Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 paperback edition of the Pianoforte Solo for La Boheme, New Edition published by G. Lot: 233 Ricordi & Co, Italy, n.d. (c.1912). BLECH LEO: (1871-1958) Signed by Puccini in fountain pen German Composer & Conductor. ink to the inside Personaggi list, A.M.Q.S., Leo Blech, on a 12mo and dated 1918 in his hand. The card, Prague, 1906. In dark small ink signature of a previous fountain pen ink Blech has neatly owner, Sebastiano Cilio, appears penned three bars of music from beneath Puccini's signature. an unidentified composition. Some light age wear and very Signed and dated beneath the light minor staining to the front quotation. VG. cover, otherwise VG Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00

Lot: 234 Lot: 237 PUCCINI GIACOMO: (1858- [PUCCINI GIACOMO]: (1858- 1924) Italian Composer. A good 1924) Italian Composer. An vintage signed and inscribed 6 x attractive vintage unsigned 8 photograph of the composer in original colour 8.5 x 12 printed a head and shoulders pose. caricature of Puccini, the unusual Photograph by Frank C. Bangs. image by Umberto Brunelleschi Signed by Puccini in bold, dark depicts Puccini in a head and fountain pen ink to the upper shoulders pose wearing a hat photographer's mount and and with the collar of his large inscribed to Josephine Jacoby. overcoat upturned and thus Dated in Puccini's hand February obscuring a large part of his face. 1907. A good signed association With a brief printed text in French photograph. Some very minor to the lower border and small title to the upper border indicating

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that the caricature appeared in Lot: 240 the French publication BARTOK BELA: (1881-1945) L’Assiette au Beurre. Hungarian Composer. Bold, dark Professionally matted in cream fountain pen ink signature and framed and glazed in a plain ('Bartok Bela') on a piece of black and golden coloured frame graph paper, neatly laid down to to an overall size of 17 x 20.5 a page removed from an overall. VG Umberto Brunelleschi autograph album. VG (1879-1949) Italian Artist who Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 worked as a caricaturist under the pseudonyms Aroun-al-Raxid and Aron-al-Rascid. Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Lot: 241 KORNGOLD ERICH WOLFGANG: (1897-1957) Lot: 238 Austro-Hungarian American ELGAR EDWARD: (1857-1934) Composer, noted for his film English Composer. Fountain pen scores. Academy Award winner. ink signature ('Edward Elgar') Dark fountain pen ink signature and date, Leeds, October 1901, (‘Erich Wolfgang Korngold’) on in his hand, on a page removed a piece of graph paper, neatly from an autograph album. Also laid down to a page removed signed by Harry Plunket Greene from an autograph album. Some (1865-1936, Irish Baritone singer, extremely minor, light staining, sang in the first performance of about VG Elgar's Dream of Geronitus, Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 1900) in dark fountain pen ink and dated Leeds Festival 1901 in his hand and by Charles Hubert Lot: 242 Hastings Parry (1848-1918, HUBERMAN BRONISLAW: English Composer) in dark (1882-1947) Polish Violinist. fountain pen ink, dated Leeds, Bold, dark fountain pen ink October 1901 in his hand. A signature (‘Bronislaw scarce combination of signatures. Huberman’) on a page removed The page features magazine from an autograph album. Dated photographs of Elgar and Parry 8th January 1928 in his hand. neatly affixed to two corners. Slight traces of former mounting Some very minor, extremely light to the left edge and some very discoloration to the lower edge, minor wrinkling, otherwise VG otherwise VG Music composed Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 by both Elgar and Parry was performed at the wedding of Prince William and Catherine Lot: 243 Middleton at Westminster Abbey, HINDEMITH PAUL: (1895-1963) 29th April 2011. German Composer. Bold blue ink Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 signature (‘Paul Hindemith’) on a page removed from an autograph album. Together with Lot: 239 Wilhelm Furtwangler (1886-1954) STRAUSS RICHARD: (1864- German Conductor & Composer. 1949) German Composer. Bold blue fountain pen ink A.M.Q.S., Richard Strauss, on an signature (‘Furtwangler’) on a oblong 8vo page removed from printed 8vo page removed from a an autograph album, Pressburg, programme for a performance of 9th January 1929. In bold pencil Don Giovanni, conducted by Strauss has penned three short Furtwangler. Some heavy folds, bars of music from an extremely light staining and with unidentified composition. To the a small strip of sell tape to the left of the quotation a circular upper left edge. G to VG, 2 magazine portrait of the Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 composer in a profile head and shoulders pose is lightly affixed. About VG Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00

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Lot: 244 Lot: 247 CONDUCTORS: A good AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An selection of signed album pages autograph album containing over by various conductors including 80 signatures by various classical Charles Dutoit, Ferenc Fricsay, musicians, singers, some actors Eugene Ormandy, Herbert von and a few other famous Karajan, Walter Susskind, Otto individuals including Pietro Klemperer, George Szell, Antal Mascagni, Emil von Sauer, Dorati, Carlo Maria Giulini, Pierre Vaclav Talich, Oskar Nedbal, Monteux, Leonard Bernstein, Arnold Zweig, Ferenc Molnar, Anatole Fistoulari, Daniel Robert Heger, Hermann Thinig, Barenboim, Istvan Kertesz, Paula Wessely, Mistinguett, Leo Bernard Haitink, Georg Solti, Karl Slezak, Jarmila Novotna, Robert Bohm, Vaclav Neumann, Hohlbaum, Maria Nemeth, Christoph Eschenbach, Riccardo Umberto Urbano, Werner Krauss, Muti, Claudio Abbado etc. All are Erno Dohnanyi, Franz Lehar neatly annotated in pencil in the (A.M.Q.S.), Hermann Oberth, hand of a collector to the base of Alma Seidler, Raoul Aslan, Karin the pages. VG, 24 Michaelis, Conrad Veidt, Thomas Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Mann etc. Some of the signatures are in pencil and some are on cards neatly laid Lot: 245 down to pages (and some loosely CANTELLI GUIDO: (1920-1956) inserted) although many are Italian Conductor. Rare, bold good fountain pen ink examples dark fountain pen ink signature on individual pages. About VG ('Guido Cantelli') and date, 1954, Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 in his hand on a page removed from an autograph album. Autographs of Cantelli are rare Lot: 248 following his tragic death at the AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An age of 36 in an aircraft crash. VG autograph album containing over Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 30 signatures by various classical musicians, singers, some actors and a few other famous Lot: 246 individuals including Richard AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An Tauber, Moriz Rosenthal, Vera autograph album containing over Schwarz, Karl Norbert, Alma 50 signatures by various classical Seidler, Feliz Bressart, Albert musicians including Jascha Basserman, Tilla Durieux, Ernst Heifetz, Geza Anda, Isaac Stern, Deutsch, Valerie von Martens, Nathan Milstein, Arthur Curt Goetz, Liane Haid, Rubinstein, Annie Fischer, Leon Alexander Alekhine (World Fleisher, Shura Cherkassky Chess Champion), Eduard Benes (dated ‘1 April 1958 (on etc. A few signatures are in Rachmaninoff’s birthday)’ in pencil although most are good his hand), Friedrich Gulda, fountain pen ink examples on Wilhelm Backhaus, Yehudi individual pages. VG Menuhin, Claudio Arrau, Rudolf Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Serkin, David Oistrakh, Emil Gilels, Sviatoslav Richter, Wilhelm Kempff, Clifford Curzon, Lot: 249 Lazar Berman, Murray Perahia, SCHUMANN CLARA: (1819- Maurizio Pollini, Krystian 1896) German Pianist & Zimerman, Jorge Bolet, Mirella Composer. A.L.S., Clara Freni, Jose Carreras, Giuseppe Schumann, on one side of a di Stefano, Ivo Pogorelic, Martha postcard, n.p. (South Argerich, Josef Suk, Janos Kensington), 10th March (1884), Starker etc. A few pages are to Mrs. Littleton, in German. multiple signed although most Schumann simply informs her are good examples on individual correspondent that ‘I am at pages. All are neatly annotated in home every day from 12 to 1pm, pencil in the hand of a collector to except Saturdays and the base of the pages. Some Mondays’. Two partial postal pages loose, otherwise VG cancellations only very slightly Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 affect the text and signature, about VG

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Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 252 VIOLINISTS: Small selection of vintage signed postcard Lot: 250 photographs and a signed printed JOACHIM JOSEPH: (1831-1907) 8vo programme by various Hungarian Violinist, Conductor violinists comprising Mischa and Composer, a close Elman, Joseph Szigeti (adding a collaborator of Johannes musical quotation to the image in Brahms. L.S., Joseph Joachim, his hand, his signature a little two pages, 8vo, Charlottenburg, light, 1928) and Jan Kubelik (2). Berlin, 11th April 1901, to Mr. Generally VG, 4 Hadow. Joachim states that it Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 would have given him great pleasure to comply with his correspondent's request Lot: 253 regarding Bristol, although VIOLINISTS: Small selection of explains 'but with all the concerts individually signed 12mo cards in London, Oxford, Cambridge & and a page removed from an Newcastle, there is not one autograph album by various single day at my disposal…' and violinists comprising Jascha continues to add 'As it stands it is Heifetz (dated New York, 1924 in already a great task to fulfil, his hand), Fritz Kreisler, Mischa which requires all my strength, all Elman (dated New York, 16th the more as I shall have to leave November 1923 in his hand), London on the evening of our last Efrem Zimbalist and Leopold morning concert May 10th for Auer (dated New York, 19th May Bonn, where the first concert is 1925 in his hand). All are bold on the 12th, & there will be a fountain pen ink examples. VG, 5 concert every day until the 16th.' Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 With blank integral leaf. VG William Henry Hadow (1859- 1937) English Musicologist & Composer, and a leading Lot: 254 Educational Reformer. CLASSICAL MUSIC: An unusual Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 small 4to page removed from a Birthday Book, bearing the printed date 6th November, featuring an A.M.Q.S. by I. J. Lot: 251 Paderewski (1860-1941) Polish SARASATE PABLO DE: (1844- Pianist & Composer, Prime 1908) Spanish Violinist & Minister of Poland, 1919, four Composer. Vintage signed bars which he identifies as being postcard photograph of Sarasate from Act II of his opera Manru. in a head and shoulders pose. Signed and dated Sydney, 18th Signed in black fountain pen ink August 1904 immediately with his name alone to the lower beneath the quotation and a white border. The violinist had second A.M.Q.S. by John Philip evidently originally intended to Sousa (1854-1932) American sign his name to the base of the Composer, three bars which he image, although after writing identifies as being from Hands 'Pablo' and observing that the Across the Sea. Signed and contrast was not good, opted dated Sydney, 26th May 1911 instead to sign his complete immediately beneath the name to the lower white border. quotation. Both are boldly Some slight surface and corner penned in dark fountain pen inks. creasing, about VG An unusual combination of two Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 musical quotations by composers who shared a birthday. Some light staining to the edges of the page, about VG Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00

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Lot: 255 Lot: 258 MUSICAL THEATRE: Small BATISTTINI MATTIA: (1856- collection of A.M.Qs.S. by 1928) Italian Baritone. Vintage various musical theatre signed sepia postcard composers comprising Richard photograph of Batisttini standing Stilgoe, Claude-Michel in a three quarter length pose Schonberg, Marvin Hamlisch and wearing a large overcoat and hat. lyricist Herbert Kreutzer (together Signed ('Batisttini') and dated on one 4to sheet of manuscript 1912 in his hand in dark fountain paper, the composers penning pen ink to the image. VG several bars of music, with Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 words, from some of their most famous compositions and Kretzmer penning a quotation Lot: 259 from the lyrics of Bring Him CARUSO ENRICO: (1873-1921) Home from Les Miserables), Italian Tenor. A good, original Sandy Wilson (lengthy quotation, signed pen and ink self caricature with words, from The Boy drawn and signed by Caruso on Friend), Leslie Bricusse (seven a plain 8vo sheet of paper, the bars of music, with words, from If boldly drawn dark fountain pen I Ruled the World) and an ink caricature showing Caruso in A.M.Q.S. by Peter Maxwell a profile head and shoulders Davies, fourteen bars, with pose. Signed ('Enrico Caruso') at words, from his most popular the base and dated London, opera The Lighthouse. Generally 1905 in his hand. The signature VG, 4 and date are a little lighter in Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 contrast to the caricature, although are perfectly legible. Neatly mounted. Some light Lot: 256 staining and age wear to the CLASSICAL MUSIC: Selection of edges and with a slight horizontal signed 8 x 10 photographs by fold to the centre, G various classical musicians and Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 conductors comprising Kent Nagano, Nicholas Angelich, Maria Joao Pires, Tugan Lot: 260 Sokhiev, Yutaka Sado, Alisa [CARUSO ENRICO]: (1873- Weilerstein, Eliahu Inbal and 1921) Italian Tenor. CARUSO Nelson Friere. Most of the DOROTHY (1893-1955) images are colour and all are American Wife of Enrico Caruso. boldly signed, some in fountain Her book Enrico Caruso - His Life pen inks. EX, 8 and Death inspired the 1951 film Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 The Great Caruso. Book signed, a hardback edition of Enrico Caruso - His Life and Death, Lot: 257 published by Simon and CLASSICAL MUSIC: Selection of Schuster, New York, 1945 (fourth signed postcard photographs, 8 x printing). Signed by Caruso with 10s (2) by various composers, her name alone in fountain pen conductors and classical ink to the front free endpaper. musicians including Michael Accompanied by the dust jacket Tippett, Malcolm Arnold, Pierre (some extensive age wear and Boulez, Andre Kostelanetz, small tears). Together with a Aaron Copland, James Loughran second book signed, a hardback (A.M.Q.S.) etc. Generally VG, 7 edition of Wings of Song by Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Dorothy Caruso and Torrance Goddard, published by Minton, Balch & Company, New York, 1928. Signed and inscribed by Caruso in bold black ink to the front free endpaper, 'To dearest Lieta with very, very much love from Dorothy Caruso Holder' and dated 22nd October 1934 in her hand. With various stamps and labels of the American Library in Paris. Lacking the dust jacket.

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Also including Geraldine Farrar Lot: 263 (1882-1967) American Soprano. TAUBER RICHARD: (1891-1948) Book signed, a hardback edition Austrian Tenor. Vintage signed of her autobiography Such Sweet 11.5 x 9 photograph of Tauber Compulsion, First Edition standing in a full length pose on published by The Greystone stage at the Kurzaal in Ostend, Press, New York, 1938. Signed before a large audience. The by Farrar in bold blue fountain conductor and several members pen ink with her name alone to of the orchestra can be seen to the front free endpaper. Lacking the side of Tauber. Photograph the dust jacket. Some general by Antony of Ostend. Signed by age wear, G, 3 Tauber in dark fountain pen ink to Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 the base of the image, partially across a darker area, and dated Ostend 1936 in his hand. Matted Lot: 261 in cream and framed and glazed ANSELMI GIUSEPPE: (1876- in the original plain black wooden 1929) Italian Tenor. A good frame to an overall size of 14.5 x vintage signed and inscribed 12.5. An unusual signed image. postcard photograph of the VG Tauber appeared in concert, singer seated in a full length pose accompanied by Percy Kahn, at in costume. Signed in dark the Kurzaal in Ostend on 21st fountain pen ink across a light August 1936. area of the image and dated Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Verona, 5th December 1904 in his hand. Anselmi has further penned a musical quotation, with Lot: 264 words, at the head of the image, CHALIAPIN FEODOR: (1873- being two bars which he 1938) Russian Bass. Vintage identifies as being from signed sepia postcard Massenet's opera Werther. photograph of the singer standing Together with Pol Plancon (1851- in a half length pose leaning out 1914) French Bass. Vintage of the window of a train carriage. signed sepia postcard Photograph by Willinger. Signed photograph of the singer standing in dark fountain pen ink with his in a full length pose in costume name alone to a light area of the as Mefistofeles from Gounod's image. Together with a small opera Faust. Signed in bold dark selection of vintage signed fountain pen ink with his name postcard photographs and alone to the lower white border. slightly larger (1) by various other VG, 2 opera singers comprising Maria Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Jeritza (2), Richard Tauber & Diana Napier and Dorothy Kirsten (2; one a signed and Lot: 262 inscribed 5 x 8 photograph and SCHIPA TITO: (1888-1965) the other an A.L.S., Dorothy, Italian Tenor. Vintage signed and three pages, 8vo, n.p., 20th inscribed 4.5 x 7 photograph of December n.y., to Frederick C. Schipa in a head and shoulders Schang, referring to having pose. Signed in bold blue written her autobiography and fountain pen ink to the lower commenting 'I tell it “how it is― white border and dated 1951 in and I'm quite sure it will differ his hand. Together with Titta from the idiotic books of singers Ruffo (1877-1953) Italian on the market now' and also Baritone. Vintage signed 3 x 6.5 mentioning singing at the Met, 'I 'cabinet' photograph of the am constantly ready to go the dapper Ruffo standing in a full Met when needed. You must length pose. Photograph by J. A. know that I have returned 3 times Suarez & Co of Havana. Signed since I said farewell in 1975!', her by Ruffo in bold black fountain paintings, and golf). Generally pen ink to a clear area of the VG, 6 Frederick C. Schang (1893- image and dated Havana, 1915, 1990) American Talent Agent in another hand, to the lower and President of Columbia Artists white border of the image. Some Management. A noted autograph slight silvering to Ruffo's image, collector, Schang was the author about VG, 2 of Visiting Cards of Celebrities Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 (1971) and other associated

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books. The signed photograph of otherwise VG, 2 Kirsten included in the present lot Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 is reproduced in his book Visiting Cards of Prima Donnas (1973). Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 269 CALLAS MARIA: (1923-1977) American-born Greek Soprano. Lot: 265 Signed 6 x 7 photograph of CALVE EMMA: (1858-1942) Callas standing in a full length French Soprano. Vintage signed pose on a stage, with her arms postcard photograph of Calve outstretched, opposite Ivor standing in a half length pose. Newton, who stands in a full Signed in bold black fountain pen length pose by his piano. Signed ink and dated 1904 in her hand. ('Maria Callas') in brown ink with About EX her name alone to the lower Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 white border. VG Ivor Newton (1892-1981) English Pianist, a noted accompanist to many singers including Callas, Jussi Lot: 266 Bjorling, Kirsten Flagstad and MELBA NELLIE: (1861-1931) Beniamino Gigli Australian Soprano. Vintage Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 signed postcard photograph of Melba in a half length pose holding a closed fan in one hand. Signed in bold black fountain pen Lot: 270 ink with her name alone to the COVENT GARDEN: A good, lower white border. Matted in original silk programme for a brown to an overall size of 6 x Gala Performance at the Royal 8.5. Some light, very minor age Opera House, Covent Garden, wear, otherwise VG 8th June 1905, in honour of the Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 visit of King Alfonso XIII of Spain. The programme features performances from La Boheme and Romeo et Juliette, the cast Lot: 267 including Enrico Caruso and TETRAZZINI LUISA: (1871- Nellie Melba. The silk programme 1940) Italian Soprano. Vintage is printed with a decorative signed postcard photograph of border featuring circular portraits the soprano standing in a full of King Alfonso XIII and King length pose. Signed in bold black Edward VII and Queen Alexandra fountain pen ink to the clear of Great Britain, along with the background of the image and British and Spanish coats of dated London, 30th November arms, has a tasselled edge and 1907 in her hand. VG was printed by Finden Brown & Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Co. Neatly mounted to a blue board and framed and glazed in a gold coloured frame to an Lot: 268 overall size of 16.5 x 21. A CAVALIERI LINA: (1874-1944) couple of light, minor stains, Italian Soprano. Vintage signed about VG and inscribed postcard Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 photograph of the elegant Cavalieri standing in a three quarter length pose. Signed in Lot: 271 bold, dark fountain pen ink OPERA: Selection of vintage across a light area of the image signed postcard photographs and and dated Moscow, 20th April a few slightly larger by various 1906 in her hand. Together with male opera singers including Geraldine Farrar (1882-1967) Beniamino Gigli, Emanuel List, American Soprano. Vintage Richard Mayr, Jan Kiepura, signed and inscribed sepia 7 x 9 Oskar Czerwenka, Charle Craig, photograph of Farrar standing in Benvenuto Franci, Tito Gobbi, a three quarter length pose. Georges Thill, Giacinto Prandelli Signed in bold fountain pen ink to etc. Most of the images depict a light area of the background the singers in costume poses. G and dated 1925 in her hand. One to generally VG, 12 corner crease to Farrar's image, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

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Lot: 272 Lot: 276 OPERA: Selection of vintage OPERA: Selection of signed signed postcard photographs and colour 8 x 10 photographs by signed cards (2) by various various opera singers comprising female opera singers comprising Angelika Kirschschlager, Elisabeth Rethberg, Emma Fiorenza Cossotto, Jonas Albani, Bidu Sayao, Rita Gorr, Kaufmann & Nina Stemme, Jose Edith Coates, Agnes Nicholls, Carreras, Gerald Finley, Ramon Elena Gerhardt and Emma Vargas, Anne Sofie von Otter, Carelli. VG, 8 Montserrat Caballe and Natalie Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Dessay. Most of the images depict the singers in costume poses. EX, 9 Lot: 273 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 OPERA: Selection of vintage signed postcard photographs by various opera singers including Lot: 277 Max Lorenz, Herbert Alsen, Paul NUREYEV RUDOLF: (1938- Schoffler (2), Lorna Sydney, 1993) Russian Ballet Dancer. August Jaresch, Tomislav Signed 10 x 8 photograph of Neralic, Karl Friedrich, Peter Nureyev standing in a full length Klein, Alfred Poell, Elisabeth dance pose. Signed in bold gold Reichelt, Friedrich Dalberg, Erich ink with his name alone to the Witte, Eugen Fuchs etc. Most of image. EX the images depict the singers in Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 costume poses, some at the Bayreuth Festival, and many of the photographs are by Hans Dietrich of Vienna. Generally VG, Lot: 278 NUREYEV RUDOLF (1938- 16 1993) Russian Ballet Dancer & Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 FONTEYN MARGOT (1919- 1991) English Ballerina. Signed 10 x 8 photograph by both Lot: 274 Nureyev and Fonteyn OPERA: Small selection of individually, the image depicting vintage signed postcard the two dancers in a dramatic full photographs and larger, length pose together in a film programme photographs (2), by adaptation of The Royal Ballet various Opera singers comprising production of Kenneth Nellie Melba, Richard Tauber, MacMillan's ballet Romeo and Isobel Baillie, Joan Hammond, Juliet (1966) to Prokofiev's score. Feodor Chaliapin, G. Mario Signed by both Nureyev and Sammarco, Lauritz Melchior (8 x Fonteyn with their names alone, 10 as Tristan) and Victoria de los largely across dark areas of the Angeles. Some minor faults and image although reasonably corner creasing, G to about VG, 8 legible. About EX Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 275 Lot: 279 OPERA: Selection of signed 5 x NUREYEV RUDOLF (1938- 7 photographs by various opera 1993) Russian Ballet Dancer & singers including Placido MAKAROVA NATALIA (1940- Domingo, Olga Guryakova, Dawn ) Russian Prima Ballerina. Upshaw, Dolora Zajick, Richard Signed colour 8 x 10 photograph J. Clark, Franz Mazura, Andrea by both Nureyev and Makarova Gruber, Silvia Schwarz, Anna individually, the image depicting Netrebko, Wendy Bryn Harmer, the dancers standing together in Janet Parry etc. Most of the a full length costume pose. images are colour and depict the Signed by each with their names singers in costume poses, some alone in bold gold inks to the from the Metropolitan Opera image. EX house. EX, 12 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

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Lot: 280 Lot: 283 BARYSHNIKOV MIKHAIL (1948- SARGENT JOHN SINGER: ) Russian Ballet Dancer and (1856-1925) American Artist. Actor & MAKAROVA NATALIA A.L.S., John S Sargent, two (1940- ) Russian Prima pages, 8vo, Tite Street, Chelsea, Ballerina. Signed 8 x 10 27th February 1911, to 'My dear photograph by both Baryshnikov Wood' (Francis Derwent Wood). and Makarova individually, the Sargent states that he has lost a image depicting them together in paper regarding 'a fund to be a dramatic full length costume raised for the British Pavilion at pose on stage during a the Venice Exhibition' and does performance of Swan Lake. not know who the secretary is, Signed by Baryshnikov with his continuing 'But I remember your name alone in bold silver ink to name figuring on it and I hope the image and signed by you won't mind forwarding this Makarova with her name in bold contribution (no longer present) blue ink to a light area of the to whoever receives the funds'. In image. EX a postscript Sargent remarks that Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 he has made his cheque payable to Wood. One small area of paper loss in the upper right Lot: 281 corner of each page, not affecting BALLET: Selection of vintage the text or signature, otherwise signed 8 x 10 photographs and VG Francis Derwent Wood programmes etc., by various (1871-1926) English Sculptor. ballet dancers comprising Margot Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Fonteyn (2; one a signed hardback edition of Margot Fonteyn, being part of the Lot: 284 Dancers of To-Day series, Third SARGENT JOHN SINGER: Edition, 1964), Anton Dolin (2; (1856-1925) American Artist. one a signed folio souvenir A.L.S., John S Sargent, two programme for the Markova- pages, 8vo, Tite Street, Chelsea, Dolin Ballet, Coronation Season 18th April n.y., to Mr. Salisbury. 1937) and Robert Helpmann. Sargent states that he has Unsigned programme (1). G to received his correspondent's generally VG, 6 letter, and one from A. E. Brown, Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 enclosing some articles which he knew nothing of and remarking that the writer 'seems to have Lot: 282 preferences and views for which I RENOIR PIERRE-AUGUSTE: am in no way responsible and (1841-1919) French which I am sorry he should air in Impressionist Artist. A good a way annoying to you'. The artist vintage signed 6 x 10.5 concludes 'I don't think that either photograph, being a reproduction of us would be in the right by of one of the artist's studies of a taking any notice of it, but rather young lady, in a half length that it is a case for you to be profile pose. Signed ('Renoir') in championed by some other bold black ink with his name member of the press.' VG alone to the lower border. Also Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 signed by the Mayor of Cagnes beneath a short statement confirming the authenticity of Lot: 285 Renoir's signature, dated 10th DALI SALVADOR: (1904-1989) January 1911. The lower border Spanish Surrealist Painter. Blue also features the Mayor's official ink signature ('Dali'; a slightly purple rubber stamp. Neatly hurried example) and date, 1971 mounted to a page removed from (?), in his hand to the verso of an a contemporary album. Some oblong slim 8vo attractively extremely minor, light age wear, printed entrance ticket for the VG Teatro-Museo Dali at Figueras. Estimate: £1,500.00 - £2,000.00 Some light folds and creasing, only very slightly affecting the signature, G Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

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Lot: 286 distribution to the rest of the LICHTENSTEIN ROY: (1923- world). Signed and numbered by 1997) American Pop Artist. A Erte to the limitations page. good signed and inscribed 11.5 x Bound in full brown embossed 9.5 print of the artist's work cloth with silver title to spine and entitled Blue Grapes (1972). accompanied by the original Signed by the artist in bold pencil acetate wrapper. Housed in the to the lower white border original slipcase. EX immediately beneath the image. Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Framed and glazed in a silver coloured wooden frame to an overall size of 12.5 x 10.5. EX Lot: 290 Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 LEAR EDWARD: (1812-1888) English Artist, Illustrator and Poet. A.L.S., Edward Lear, four Lot: 287 pages, 8vo, Villa Tennyson, TWOMBLY CY: (1928-2011) Sanremo, 25th May 1884, to Mr. American Painter. Signed 7.5 x Rawson. Lear writes an 11 colour reproduction image interesting, social letter to his (neatly removed from a book) of friend, stating that he returned to one of Twombly's paintings Sanremo the day before and entitled Dionysus. Signed in bold remarking 'I have looked out all black ink with his name alone to the sets of Autographs which a clear area at the base of the Constance nearly had a month image. Together with a signed 10 ago, but must now wait for till x 8 photograph by the Austrian further notice'. He continues to Painter Arik Brauer and also comment on his travels and including a signed 8 x 10 health, 'I have latterly gone photograph by the Iraqi-British through a most serious attack of Architect Zaha Hadid. Both of the Pleurisy & Bronchitis from which I photographs are boldly signed by was not expected to recover at the subjects with their names the beginning of April last. alone in blue inks to clear areas However, thank God (& also of the images. VG to EX, 3 thanks to Dr. Hassall) I was able Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 to get about again after being in bed for 5 weeks, & 8 days ago I left Sanremo for a change, & with a view of seeking some cooler & Lot: 288 quiet place for the 8 or 10 hottest EMIN TRACEY: (1963- ) weeks of summer, when English Artist. Book signed, a Sanremo, now a paradise, small 12mo paperback edition of becomes intolerable for the Kiss Me - Kiss Me, Cover My cessation of the sea breeze. So I Body in Love - Always Glad to went up to Recoaro (a place See You, First Edition published close to the Austrian or Tyrol by Emin, 1996. Signed by Emin mountns.) above Vicenza & to the final page in blue ink and Verona: it is not beautiful as dated 2006 in her hand. With the Monte Generoso, - (where my dust jacket. EX dear good servant died in August Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 last) but in many respects has more advantages….George's [Giorgio Kokali] 2 Sons (eldest & Lot: 289 youngest) will take care of me, - ERTE: (1892-1990) Romain de or rather Dimitri the younger will Tirtoff. Russian-born French take care of me & his poor Artist & Designer. Book signed, a brother Nicola who at 32 years of folio hardback edition of Erte at age is struck down by Ninety-Five - The Complete New consumption, or at least must Graphics, First Edition published eventually succumb to that by Weidenfeld and Nicolson, complaint if my efforts to save London, 1987. The book features him are in vain.' Lear further over 150 full colour illustrations writes of his work, 'I am, as and a chronology etc. Limited usual, always working whenever I Edition number 81 of 100 copies can, but I have no longer any produced exclusively for sale in Gallery here, as my health, now the (a further so broken & feeble, - is no longer 250 copies produced for equal to seeing many people. So

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all my small works are sent to Lot: 292 Messrs. Foord & Dickenson's, ARTISTS: An excellent 8vo page 129 Wardour Street, Oxford St., removed from an autograph & that is the only place where album individually signed by those who wish for small or large eleven artists, sculptors and memorials of Edward Lear, as cartoonists including John birthday or wedding presents or Hassall (with an original pen and what not, - can see any at all. My ink sketch of a Red Indian at the last, - & perhaps best, - large oil centre of the page), Bert Thomas paintings (Argos, Pentedatelo, (with a bold original pen and ink Gioalior, & Ravenna) should sketch of the head of a Red have been sold at Christie's, but Indian), Edmund Sullivan, Laura just now Christie's have odiously Knight, Clare Sheridan, John set forth that they have not been Collier, Leonard Raven Hill, applied to early enough - so Christopher Nevinson etc. All these 4 will also be shewn at have signed their names in dark Foord's, & if you are in London I fountain pen ink. A rare and believe you would like to see attractive set of signatures. VG them.' A letter of good content. Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 One large, although light, stain to the lower half of the final page, not affecting the text or signature. Some light age wear, about VG Lot: 293 Kokali became Lear's valet, RYAN JOHN: (1921-2009) British house-servant and cook in 1856 Animator & Cartoonist, creator of and accompanied Lear on all of Captain Pugwash. An original his travels, becoming his colour pen and ink drawing of companion in later years. Lear Captain Pugwash standing in a was more affected by the death full length pose, waving one of Giorgio than by that of anyone hand, drawn and signed by Ryan else in his life other than his on a 4to sheet of paper, and sister Ann. Lear later raised a dated 1999 in his hand. The tablet to Giorgio's memory at San sheet also features a second Remo beside the spot which he drawing of Captain Pugwash, in had chosen for his own grave. pencil and pale blue crayon, in a Estimate: £800.00 - £1,000.00 similar pose, drawn and signed by Chris White (artist who drew Captain Pugwash for the television series). Annotated at Lot: 291 the head of the page by Ryan, ‘I GREENAWAY KATE: (1846- like this version better!! [arrow 1901) English Children's book pointing to White’s drawing] - Illustrator. A good, large original but he looks more like this [arrow unsigned pencil drawing by pointing to Ryan’s own Greenaway on a 18.5 x 13.5 drawing]’. Some light creasing, sheet of paper, n.p., n.d. The about VG charming drawing depicts a Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 young girl standing in a full length pose wearing a party dress with her left arm extended outwards and a right arm slightly upraised Lot: 294 as she holds a goblet in her CARTOONISTS: A good hand. Some light creasing, selection of A.Ls.S., a few largely to the corners, and a few T.Ls.S. and original signed minor tears to the edges and drawings and sketches etc. by corners, not affecting the various cartoonists and drawing. G illustrators, mainly British, Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 including Marie Angel, Albert Rusling, David McKee, Nicola Bayley, Franz Erhard Walther, Jim Petrie, David Hawker, John Donegan, P. M. Birkett, Clive Collins, Kenneth Mahood, Bill Mevin, Martin Honeysett, Dick Locher etc. Most of the letters have interesting content relating to inspiration and other artists whom the cartoonists and illustrators admire. Generally VG,

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40 the Parish of Higham in the Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 County of Kent…’ Signed by Dickens in bold blue fountain pen ink to the foot either side of a red Lot: 295 wax seal affixed to a small green ALICE IN WONDERLAND: ribbon. With an affixed blue LIDDELL ALICE (1852-1934) revenue stamp in the lefty English daughter of Henry margin. Rare in this form. Some Liddell, Dean of Christ Church, very light age wear at the folds, Oxford. Alice Liddell inspired nevertheless an unusually clean Lewis Carroll’s children’s and handsome document. VG classic Alice in Wonderland and Gads Hill Place in Higham was the protagonist Alice is said to be the beloved country home of named after her. A small 8vo Charles Dickens. The novelist hardback edition of The Birthday first encountered the mansion in Scripture Text Book, revised 1821 when he was nine years old edition published by W. Mack, and would often walk from London, c.1879, containing over Chatham to Gads Hill Place as 300 signatures collected by he wished to see it again and Margaret Foster Loyd (1859- again as an image of his possible 1936) and begun in 1879. future. Dickens was later to write, Included are the signatures of ‘I used to look at it as a Alice Liddell (‘Alice Pleasance wonderful Mansion (which God Liddell’, 4th May) and other knows it is not) when I was a very members of her family, Lorina H. odd little child with the first faint Liddell (3rd March), Violet shadows of all my books in my Constance Liddell (9th March) head - I suppose.’ Thirty-five and Rhoda Liddell (1st July) as years later, Dickens, now famous well as many family and friends and of wealth, discovered that of Loyd and also including the the house was for sale and signature of Edward Benson (as purchased it for £1790 in March Archbishop of Canterbury, 14th 1856. Initially Dickens bought July). Loosely inserted to some the house as an investment, pages are newspaper clippings intending to let it, but changed his and other mementos and mind and used it instead as a souvenirs. Bound in calf and with country retreat, moving into the gilt decoration, gilt title and house in June 1857. decoration to spine, with five Estimate: £2,500.00 - £3,500.00 raised bands, and all edges gilt. Rare. Some light age wear, otherwise VG Lot: 297 Estimate: £800.00 - £1,000.00 JAMES HENRY: (1843-1916) American-born British Author. A.L.S., Henry James, eight Lot: 296 pages, 8vo, Piccadilly, 31st July DICKENS CHARLES: (1812- 1884, to Lily Walsh (‘My dear 1870) English Novelist. A very Lily’) in Stamford, Connecticut. fine, large D.S., Charles Dickens, James states that he should have one page (vellum), large oblong written to his correspondent at folio (26.5 x 22), London, 21st the time of her father’s death, March 1863. The attractively ‘& should have done so, I am penned manuscript document is sure, if I had been anywhere but an Indenture made between in this all-engrossing all- Dickens (‘of Higham, in the interrupting & all-preventing County of Kent’) and John London during the three months Brooker, a farmer, also of Kent, that have just elapsed - the relating to ‘a piece or parcel of “season― - one’s life here is land or garden ground containing so dreadfully crowded that it is by estimation eight acres and hard to resist the vicious habit of sixteen perches or thereabouts putting off everything that is not as now stumped off formerly of urgent practical need at the woodland part of a piece of land moment. I try to lead a quiet life formerly called or known by the but I don’t succeed - & this is name of “Seeming Ruff― but why I allowed my self to now called “Scrubby Bushes― postpone from week to week situate lying and being at or near what I so often had in mind - the a certain place called Gads Hill in sad pleasure of sending you &

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your sisters some assurance of Lot: 299 my sympathy’. James continues [GLYN ELINOR]: (1864-1943) to reflect on the life of his British Novelist of Romantic correspondent’s father, ‘My fiction, Glyn coined the use of the heart was full of affectionate phrase It as a euphemism for sex remembrance of his kind, appeal. HAGOOD JOHNSON delightful benevolence, & the (1873-1948) American Major valuable service which for so General of World War I who many years he rendered my own served in France, creating the dear parents. I had especial Services of Supply. T.L.S., recollection of what he had done Johnson Hagood, three pages, for me, in a practical way, in the 8vo, Tours, 18th October 1918, past, in relation to my various to Elinor Glyn at the Hotel Ritz in former visits to Europe, he made Paris. Hagood states that when everything so easy in the way of re received Glyn’s package he letters of credit!’ James also resisted the temptation to open it refers to having heard from an although when he did ‘was Aunt Kate that his correspondent greatly astonished at its is going to continue to live in contents’. He continues ‘I am Stamford, and refers to a letter afraid that you have really done that he has received from the me an injury, because after Aunt ‘from the out of the way glancing at it to see what it was I corner of the world where she could not help reading some of it; has found a refuge for the and you know I should not stop summer’ and expresses his my busy work to read anything of happiness that she has flourished this kind. I first looked, of course, and recovered. In concluding to see what you had said about James refers again to London me and Henrotin. This amused and the weather, ‘we are having me, but not half so much as what it remarkably hot (for England) you said about yourself. I really here, & I am spending the month had to put the thing down and am of August in a city of 4,000,000 of now dictating this letter with the inhabitants. I wish I were in your hopes that I can get it out of my orchard - or your tomato garden - head and get back to work. From or on your piazza of an what I can see of it I think it is evening!’ Accompanied by the going to be one of the cleverest original envelope hand things put out during the war’ addressed by James. One very and further writes ‘I will suggest small tear to the lower edge of that you think of this scheme in the central vertical fold of the first the matter of the cigarettes. The page, otherwise VG great difficulty in these cases is Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 to get the stuff to France and then to distribute it. The soldiers have plenty of money and can Lot: 298 always buy cigarettes from the CONRAD JOSEPH: (1857-1924) commissary….For your cigarettes Polish-born English Novelist. to be really appreciated they Book signed, a hardback edition must be given to the men under of One Day More, First American circumstances when they cannot Edition published by Doubleday, get them for themselves. For this Page & Company, Garden City, reason I think it would be better, New York, 1920. Limited Edition perhaps, to have them brought number 299 of 377. Signed over and distributed by the Red ('Joseph Conrad') and numbered Cross. The Red Cross has an in dark fountain pen ink by allotment of tonnage and also Conrad to the limitations page. has facilities for giving food (I Bound in the original blue paper don’t know that they ever give covered boards, with the upper cigarettes) to men who are cover lettered in gilt, Japan passing on trains and who are vellum spine and corners. No otherwise in a position when dust jacket (as issued). Some these things are most light age wear, otherwise VG appreciated….I would suggest Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 that you have purchased in the United States a certain number of packages of cigarettes each box of which could have a little label pasted on it containing the words,

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“Presented By Elinor Glyn―, or American illustrated monthly something like that, or if you periodical which was published prefer, each cigarette could be between 1893-1929. Kipling marked “Elinor Glyn―. I don’t refers to his novel Captains know whether the Red Cross will Courageous (1897) that follows consent to have things presented the adventures of Harvey Cheyne to them in this way….’ Together Jr., the spoiled son of a railroad with an A.L.S., Johnson Hagood, tycoon, after he is saved from two pages, 8vo, n.p., 19th drowning by a fishing boat in the November 1918, to Elinor Glyn, north Atlantic. It was originally stating that he has left Tours and serialised in McClure's, beginning returned to his Brigade, with the November 1896 edition. explaining ‘I left it as a Colonel Captains Courageous was made & now take the Command. I am into a film in 1937 starring now at the front looking out for its Spencer Tracy and Freddie withdrawal & may perhaps take it Bartholomew. Tracy won a Best back to the States soon. My Actor Academy Award for his allocated task is completed & as I performance in the film. was one of the first to come over Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 I shall be glad to get back to home & family’ and further adding that he is sorry he can’t Lot: 302 cooperate further with her book WALLACE EDGAR: (1875-1932) (‘May I hope for an autograph British Crime Writer. Book signed copy?’) but perhaps may yet and inscribed, a hardback edition see her at the Ritz. With blank of The Flying Fifty-Five, First integral leaf. VG, 2 Edition (?) published by Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Hutchinson & Co., London, n.d. (1922). Signed by Wallace in dark fountain pen ink to the front Lot: 300 free endpaper, 'To my very good KIPLING RUDYARD: (1865- friend and colleague Jack Boys 1936) English Author, Nobel who has brought dignity to racing Prize winner for Literature, 1907. journalism, Edgar Wallace', and Fountain pen ink signature dated September 1922 in his ('Rudyard Kipling') on a 12mo hand. Bound in publisher's cloth piece, neatly laid down. Together with black title to spine (faded). with Edgar Wallace (1875-1932) Lacking the dust jacket. Some British Crime Writer. Dark light age wear and foxing to the fountain pen ink signature ('Very pages, G sincerely, Edgar Wallace') on a Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 small oblong 12mo page removed from an autograph album. About VG, 2 Lot: 303 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 RICHARDS FRANK: (1876-1961) English Writer, creator of Billy Bunter. T.L.S., Frank Richards, Lot: 301 two pages, 4to, London, 24th KIPLING RUDYARD: (1865- September 1944, to Mr. Bagley. 1936) English Author, Nobel Richards thanks his Prize winner for Literature, 1907. correspondent for their letter and A.L.S., Rudyard Kipling, one for having approved of a few page, 8vo, Maidencombe, St. small amendments to an article Marychurch, 24th October 1896, and continues to refer to his to Alick Watt. Kipling writes, in autobiography, 'The same is at full, 'Herewith for Pearson & present only partly written, and in McClure the whole of the end of a more or less chaotic condition: C.C. (no longer present). I want one does not of course, write a the corrected galley proofs book as one writes a Magnet, at carefully read & as soon as may the rate of 50 words a minute!', be, a proof of the M.S. portion.' further offering to send Bagley a Some creasing and light overall couple of chapters to read if he is dust staining, about G Alexander interested. The writer also Pollock Watt (1834-1914) Literary comments on an article entitled Agent and founder of A. P. Watt, Plotting Technique which he has the world's first literary agency. read, 'You must allow me to say McClure's Magazine was an that you seem to be able to

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combine useful information with come from without. But for young readableness. One often finds fellows who may have the gift, one or the other, but not often the but lack the experience, this two together. Especially the series of tips should be extremely subject of “howlers― always useful. Anyhow I have found it interests me. The Sunday Times very interesting to read.' In a brief correspondent you mention was, postscript, to the second page, of course, right about Conan signed with his initials CH, Doyle: but we can forgive a spot Richards remarks 'I enclose three of carelessness in the author of specimens (no longer present) of Sherlock Holmes. But Tarzan Billy Bunter, but I can find only and the tigers--in Africa!--is really one of Bessie. The drawing is the limit. It seems hardly possible deplorable, but may give some for anyone to make such an idea.' Two file holes to the left error. Perhaps you have come edge and some slight traces of across the Oppenheim novel in former mounting to the right edge which conspirators mutter to one of the second page, none of another in the “Austrian― which affect the text or signature. language! One would have liked About VG to overhear that language! I Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 remember a very well-known thriller author telling us of official Brazilian documents---in Lot: 305 Spanish!….There is an SAYERS DOROTHY L.: (1893 - extraordinary howler in Edgar 1957) British Author , creator of Poe's Raven, which I sort of the amateur sleuth Lord Peter flatter myself was never detected Wimsey. T.L.S., Dorothy L. by anyone but Frank Richards, Sayers, one page, 4to, Witham, who pointed it out in a letter to Essex, 13th February 1940, to the 'Observer' about ten years Miss Bertha L. Bracey of the ago, exciting a little interest for a Society of Friends (Quakers). week or two.' A letter of Sayers thanks her correspondent interesting content. Some slight for their letter and comments 'I traces of former mounting to the am so glad to know that you right edge of the second page, found The Zeal of Thy House had VG something to say to you in these Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 difficult times', continuing 'It is a play for which I have a very special affection, probably Lot: 304 because it said something to me RICHARDS FRANK: (1876-1961) when I wrote it.' In concluding English Writer, creator of Billy Sayers regrets that she cannot Bunter. T.L.S., Charles Hamilton see her way to joining Bracey's (his real name), two pages, 4to, group. Some extremely light, very London, 21st December 1944, to minor age wear at the edges, VG Mr. Bagley. Richards states that Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 he is sorry to hear that the articles entitled Plotting Technique are coming to an end, Lot: 306 commenting 'I have read this WAUGH EVELYN: (1903-1966) attentively, and found that even English Writer. Brief A.L.S., after fifty years on the typewriter, Evelyn Waugh, one page, 4to, one may still pick up useful tips. Taunton, 1st September 1965, to The only fault I have to find with it [Harold Frederick] Rubinstein, on is the brevity of the instalments. attractive printed stationery Old Bill tells us that brevity is the featuring an illustration of Combe soul of wit: on the other hand, Florey House. Waugh writes, in another poet remarks “the little full, 'How very kind of you to more, and how much it is!― In remember me. I shall treasure your November number you the Unearthly Gentleman. Thank caution intended thriller-writers to you very much for sending it to by-pass the “Man who Plotted to me.' Some extremely minor, light Rule the World―---sage creasing, VG Harold Frederick advice!….I hardly think myself Rubinstein (1891-1975) English that anyone will ever learn to Solicitor and Playwright, a legal write from instruction: if it does adviser to various publishing not come from within, it will never houses. His work Unearthly

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Gentleman is a trilogy of one-act to pray for her at the Coronation, plays about Shakespeare. which was to be a public holiday Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 for all of us, I really felt the burdon was too much for young shoulders yet the Guradsman Lot: 307 (Du Maurier's husband, BETJEMAN JOHN: (1906-1984) Lieutenant-General Frederick British Poet Laureate 1972-84. Browning) says she is well able).' Illustrated T.L.S., John Betjeman, Du Maurier continues her letter with holograph salutation and with news of mutual friends and subscription and six holograph acquaintances, one of whom had lines of text, one page, 8vo, suffered an accident, and Wantage, Berkshire, 13th concludes by referring to her January 1960, to [William Iveson] daughter, 'Tessa rung up by 3 Croome. The form letter sends young men on Christmas Day, thanks for Croome's message of one from , one from congratulations and Betjeman Kent, one from Berlin. I never continues, in holograph, 'I have knew these triumphs. Feel Guy had to resort to this unworthy would be impressed.' The left duplicated letter, but must thank edge of the letter is slightly you especially & personally. I'd irregularly torn, only very slightly rather be a peer, wouldn't you?' affecting two or three words of further adding an original pen text, and not the signature. G and ink drawing of a crown in his Foy Quiller-Couch - daughter of hand. Together with a hardback British writer Arthur Quiller-Couch edition of Collins Guide to (1863-1944), and a life-long English Parish Churches, edited friend of Du Maurier. Indeed, Du and with an introduction by John Maurier was accompanied by Betjeman, First Edition published Foy Quiller-Couch when she by Collins, London, 1958. became inspired with the Bearing the bookplate of William storyline for her novel Jamaica Iveson Croome. Accompanied by Inn. Some years previously the the dust jacket (heavy tears and two ladies were staying at some areas of paper loss). G to Jamaica Inn and went riding on VG, 2 Betjeman had been made Bodmin Moor. They became lost a Commander of the Order of the in bad weather conditions and British Empire (CBE) in 1960. apparently sheltered for some William Iveson Croome (1891- time in a derelict cottage on the 1967) English Churchwarden in moor but were eventually led Gloucestershire who shared back to Jamaica Inn by their Betjeman's passion and interest horses. in ecclesiastical buildings. Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 309 Lot: 308 DU MAURIER DAPHNE: (1907- DU MAURIER DAPHNE: (1907- 1989) British Author. T.L.S., 1989) British Author. T.L.S., Daphne, to the verso of a Daphne, two pages, 8vo, postcard photograph of Du Menabilly, 27th December 1952, Maurier's home, Menabilly, 12th to 'My dear Foy' (Foy Quiller- May 1956, to 'My dear' (Foy Couch). Du Maurier announces 'I Quiller-Couch). Du Maurier think you have really found the remarks 'What a nice invitation' answer. By rights I should try it although continues 'I dare not go out in the next gale, fully laden, away anywhere until I have but I hate to spoil the crisp finished this book. I was obliged newness of it' and continues 'I to leave it for Tess, and will be see a Dickens-like Christmas, obliged to leave it for Kits and with frosty trees and white roads' June 4th, also 3 days in bed with further commenting on her these silly German measles has Christmas Day, 'I went and saw been a short break' and Mummy in the morning, and she concludes 'About five crucial was very bright, and not so deaf chapters to do and then the as usual. Christmas lunch here, agony of revision!' VG Foy and then the Queen's speech (at Quiller-Couch - daughter of which I blush to say I piped an British writer Arthur Quiller-Couch eye - it was when she asked us (1863-1944), and a life-long

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friend of Du Maurier. Indeed, Du Menabilly?' In concluding Du Maurier was accompanied by Maurier refers to her son, 'I now Foy Quiller-Couch when she go to play cricket with Kits, in sea became inspired with the and mackintosh. Incidently storyline for her novel Jamaica (sic) his latest rather brief craze Inn. Some years previously the has been chemistry, i.e. mixing two ladies were staying at chemicals and waiting for an Jamaica Inn and went riding on explosion. He has been doing Bodmin Moor. They became lost this in the room prepared for the in bad weather conditions and children.' VG Foy Quiller-Couch - apparently sheltered for some daughter of British writer Arthur time in a derelict cottage on the Quiller-Couch (1863-1944), and a moor but were eventually led life-long friend of Du Maurier. back to Jamaica Inn by their Indeed, Du Maurier was horses. The work to which Du accompanied by Foy Quiller- Maurier refers is most likely The Couch when she became Scapegoat (1957). The novel inspired with the storyline for her was made into a film, of the same novel Jamaica Inn. Some years name, starring Alec Guinness, in previously the two ladies were 1959. staying at Jamaica Inn and went Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 riding on Bodmin Moor. They became lost in bad weather conditions and apparently Lot: 310 sheltered for some time in a DU MAURIER DAPHNE: (1907- derelict cottage on the moor but 1989) British Author. T.L.S., were eventually led back to Daphne, two pages, 8vo, Jamaica Inn by their horses. Menabilly, 18th August 1956, to Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 'My dear' (Foy Quiller-Couch). Du Maurier informs her friend that they are preparing for a long visit Lot: 311 from their grandchildren, DU MAURIER DAPHNE: (1907- remarking 'They all sleep in 1989) British Author. T.L.S., separate rooms which seems to Daphne, two pages, 4to, me excessive, even the poor little Menabilly, 4th September 1956, Paul has to have one to himself. to 'My dear' (Foy Quiller-Couch). Can this mean that he cries all Du Maurier states that it was nice night? I go on to say that their to hear from her friend and arrival is clashing with the continues 'Oddly enough, I Guardsman's (Du Maurier's dreamt very vividly of you a night husband, Lieutenant-General or two ago. England was Frederick Browning) annual bout occupied by foreign troops, and I of liver trouble, which always had sudden news that you had seems to trouble him after Cowes defied the enemy, and had been week and before Fowey regatta. shot defending Trelowarren! I The patter of little feet is not was horrified in my going to be very popular. Tod is dream….Actually I can see you tearing her hair because Tessa being bellicose to the enemy, and has announced that the nurse is defying them! But I hope it won't very easy to feed as she never come true.' She further remarks touches meat. As we largely exist on the success of a visit from her on the hot Sunday joint that that children and recounts some goes on for cold, we wonder if amusing incidents, 'The first, I this means dishes of rissotto (sic) need hardly say is that Marie- and spaghetti which Gladys can't Therese flatly refused to play in cook? (Tessa has an Italian maid poor Tod's sand pit, in spite of at her house). With great labour Tod's blandishments standing Tod has erected a sand-pit for inside the thing herself (it looks the child to play in, near her just like a chicken-run, I see the garden. It is a little unfortunate child's point) and saying in that the largest wasp-nest in all beguiling tones “Come and look Cornwall has been discovered at the pretty picture-book. Woof! just a few yards away. If you hear Woof!― (attempt to imitate a of any inhabitants of Menabilly dog?) Marie-Therese prefers the being removed to a rest home television! Next funny moment suffering with nervous breakdown was Kits anxiously asking the will you receive them at nurse whether she backed

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Surrey or Middlesex in cricket, tastes? Honky crowds amuse and the nurse replying cheerfully him, he could listen to them for that she used to play cricket for hours. His craze at the moment is her village team! Next moment to go to Rickards to have his hair Kits was dashing off to find bat, cut, and listen to the men there pads, and ball, and the nurse discussing Suez. “I'm glad Sir was playing on the lawn with him, Anthony is standing firm― and “I and I was left to mind the don't trust Nasser myself― sort of children!' Du Maurier also refers thing'. A letter of good, amusing to her husband, '…the content. One small, neat tear to Guardsman (Lieutenant-General the central fold at the left edge Frederick Browning) observed and some light creasing to the casually over his wine that his edges, not affecting the text or grandson was a first-class little signature, about VG Foy Quiller- chap, and in his opinion destined Couch - daughter of British writer to be a great general. I need Arthur Quiller-Couch (1863- hardly add that in spite of this 1944), and a life-long friend of Du great pains are taken to keep the Maurier. Indeed, Du Maurier was children out of earshot' and accompanied by Foy Quiller- further reflects 'It occured (sic) to Couch when she became me brousing (sic) about it all that inspired with the storyline for her I would like to be a small child novel Jamaica Inn. Some years visiting grandparents at previously the two ladies were Menabilly. Can't you imagine how staying at Jamaica Inn and went it would seem to a child's mind? riding on Bodmin Moor. They Things like the clock going from became lost in bad weather the clock-tower, which one would conditions and apparently remember, and the rather awed sheltered for some time in a feeling one would have on derelict cottage on the moor but visiting the Long Room, with the were eventually led back to Guardsman seated reading his Jamaica Inn by their horses. paper. The hugeness of the Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 stairs, and the fun of playing up and down the big bedroom which has been cleared for their Lot: 312 playroom. In the palm walk the DU MAURIER DAPHNE: (1907- Japanese hydrangeas are a sight 1989) British Author. T.L.S., for the gods, and well above Daphne, four pages, 8vo, Marie-Therese's head, so that Menabilly, Par, Cornwall, 13th walking there, unsteadily, it must August 1958, to 'My dear' (Foy surely seem like the garden of Quiller-Couch). Du Maurier writes Eden. Then think of the a social letter to her friend, excitement of a sudden whoop, commenting on the death of a and a great fair uncle Kits bears mutual acquaintance, as well as down upon one and picks one up the health of her husband, saying “Come on, Lieutenant-General Frederick me'ansdome― in broad Cornish. Browning, 'The Guradsman, as We have a great routine of her no doubt you will have heard, visiting my room every morning, had three weeks in hospital soon and the waste-paper basket is after we last saw you. Whether it emptied, and she helps (or rather was just boiling up and the dry rot hinders) to make my bed. I do in Yggy touched off the steam, I wonder how much of early life don't know, but he felt so ill when sinks in for small children. My he got up to London that he went own memories are nearly all at once to see Lord Evans, the unpleasant ones at an early Queen's doctor. The result was stage, of wasp stings, and cross hospital for three weeks with nurses, and being spooned rice what they called “nervous pudding!' In concluding Du exhaustion― and every test was Maurier refers to her son, 'Guess made. The sum total is that his what Kits wants me to do for his blood was tending to clot, and so, last week-end before Eton? Go to I surmise, pass too slowly ! Isn't it frightful? He through his system including his wants me to see the Blackpool brain, hence the general fatigue team play football, and visit the and depression. He has been Fun Fair on the front. Why do I given pills to thin the blood, and have a son with such fearful seems better and less

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depressed, but is still very thin Lot: 313 and not the Guardsman of old, DU MAURIER DAPHNE: (1907- and I am afraid that it will all take 1989) British Author. A.L.S., time. Lord E said privately to me Daphne, to the verso of a picture that he did not think he should postcard of her home, n.p. continue his job - he has two (Cornwall), 13th May (1971), to months clear here anyway with 'My dear' (Foy Quiller-Couch). Du the royals in Scotland - but it Maurier writes 'I am rather fussed leaves rather a vacuom (sic) and because I wrote you a long letter I feel the subject is better left for last week to thank you for the the time being.' Du Maurier also splendid lamp, also to say how refers to her son ('Kits has a much I looked forward to making sports car, and dashed around in my “formal― (not too formal) call it all day and is quite happy') and on you….From your word today her own work ('I am writing short perchance my letter did not stories, and sneak out to the hut arrive. Please telephone me feeling rather guilty as though when you are next in Fowey.' going to some assignation') and Accompanied by the original concludes by commenting on the envelope hand addressed by Du weather, 'Tod keeps talking of Maurier. EX Foy Quiller-Couch - the weather as if it had been sent daughter of British writer Arthur by the Almighty in deliberate Quiller-Couch (1863-1944), and a spite upon Cornwall and nowhere life-long friend of Du Maurier. else. I believe it to be Europe- Indeed, Du Maurier was wide'. VG Foy Quiller-Couch - accompanied by Foy Quiller- daughter of British writer Arthur Couch when she became Quiller-Couch (1863-1944), and a inspired with the storyline for her life-long friend of Du Maurier. novel Jamaica Inn. Some years Indeed, Du Maurier was previously the two ladies were accompanied by Foy Quiller- staying at Jamaica Inn and went Couch when she became riding on Bodmin Moor. They inspired with the storyline for her became lost in bad weather novel Jamaica Inn. Some years conditions and apparently previously the two ladies were sheltered for some time in a staying at Jamaica Inn and went derelict cottage on the moor but riding on Bodmin Moor. They were eventually led back to became lost in bad weather Jamaica Inn by their horses. conditions and apparently Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 sheltered for some time in a derelict cottage on the moor but were eventually led back to Jamaica Inn by their horses. Lot: 314 Lieutenant-General Sir Frederick DU MAURIER DAPHNE: (1907- Browning (1896-1965) British 1989) British Author. A.L.S., Army officer of World War II who Daphne, to the verso of a picture later served, in 1948, as postcard depicting Top Withens, Comptroller and Treasurer to the derelict farmhouse at Princess Elizabeth and, following Haworth which was the supposed her ascension to the throne in influence for Emily Bronte's 1952, became Treasurer in the Wuthering Heights, Yorkshire, office of Prince Philip, Duke of n.d., to Miss [Foy] Quiller-Couch. Edinburgh. Browning had Du Maurier states that she has suffered a nervous breakdown, walked to the site on her as a result of heavy drinking, in postcard, asking 'Is this how you July 1957, and resigned from his imagined it?' and continuing 'I position at Buckingham Palace in keep remembering our first visit 1959. to Jamaica [Inn] the setting is so Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 very much the same'. She further adds 'We go every day to the Parsonage, and I wish you were here to weep with me in the little nursery'. A letter of interesting associations. VG Foy Quiller- Couch - daughter of British writer Arthur Quiller-Couch (1863- 1944), and a life-long friend of Du Maurier. Indeed, Du Maurier was accompanied by Foy Quiller-

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Couch when she became Lot: 316 inspired with the storyline for her ROWLING J. K.: (1965- ) novel Jamaica Inn. Some years British Author of the Harry Potter previously the two ladies were books. Book signed, a hardback staying at Jamaica Inn and went edition of Harry Potter and the riding on Bodmin Moor. They Philosopher's Stone, published became lost in bad weather by Bloomsbury, London, 1997 conditions and apparently (seventeenth printing, with sheltered for some time in a number string 20 19 18 to the derelict cottage on the moor but copyright page, and with the were eventually led back to authors name displayed as Jamaica Inn by their horses. Joanne Rowling). Signed ('J K Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Rowling') by Rowling in black ink with her name alone to the title page. Accompanied by the dust Lot: 315 jacket. Some very light age wear, LE CARRE JOHN: (1931- ) about VG British Author of Espionage Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 novels. A good A.L.S., David Cornwell (his real name) and John Le Carre, two pages, 4to, Lot: 317 Penzance, Cornwall, 16th May DUMAS ALEXANDRE: (1802- 2006, to Stacey. Le Carre thanks 1870) Pere. French Writer of The his correspondent for their letter Three Musketeers. A.L.S., A and continues 'As to finding first Dumas, one page, 8vo, n.p., n.d., editions: if you look in the 'prelim' to Monsieur Jouy, in French, on pages before the title page, his blind embossed usually on the left side, you will monogrammed stationery. find a note of the books' Dumas states that he is pleased publishing history - not always, to comply with his perhaps, but usually. It will run correspondent's request of 'First published by Hodder & sending his autograph for Stoughton 1986' or something of inclusion in the album of Madame that kind. Then it will tell you de Boudonvette. With partial when it was reprinted, or integral address leaf (neatly reissued - or it should. If there is adhered to the adjoining first no history of reprinting after first page). Slightly irregularly trimmed publication, then you have a first to the edges and with some light edition.' He further offers more age wear, about G advice, 'First editions aren't Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 always a good investment: a successful author has so many copies printed in a first run that the unit value is reduced. The Lot: 318 real trick is to spot a relatively STRINDBERG AUGUST: (1849- unknown writer with a small sale, 1912) Swedish Author & and buy his 'firsts' and keep them Playwright. Brief A.L.S., Aug in good condition, which is vital. Strg, on one side of a postcard, The book's cover, or jacket, is an n.p. (Stockholm), n.d. (19th important feature, and again, September 1906), to Herman condition is all. If you want to get Andersson, in Swedish. a book signed, most authors will Strindberg states 'Look me up do that for you…..Don't ask for before you raid the publisher' and your book to be 'personalised' adds that he has written to Karl because that will reduce its and the others. Hand addressed market value.' A letter of by Strindberg to the verso. Some interesting content. VG light staining and age wear, G Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00

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Lot: 319 Lot: 321 CATHER WILLA: (1873-1947) MITCHELL MARGARET: (1900- American Author, Pulitzer Prize 1949) American Author, Pulitzer winner. T.L.S., Willa Sibert Prize winner for her novel Gone Cather, one page, 4to, n.p. (New With The Wind (1937). An York?), 26th February 1924, to interesting T.L.S., Margaret 'My dear little girl', on her Mitchell Marsh, one page, 4to, personal monogrammed Atlanta, Georgia, 12th January stationery. Cather apologises for 1948, to Miss. Gilbert. Mitchell not having been able to answer thanks her correspondent for her her correspondent's letter earlier kind letter and appreciation of although is delighted to send her Gone With The Wind, continuing autograph, remarking that she 'I am glad you were interested wishes 'I could drop in and say enough to want me to write a “How do you do―. You must sequel to it, but I do not have a very interesting collection, contemplate writing a sequel. To indeed. I hope you are getting me, the lives of my characters along splendidly and are growing ended on the last page, and your better every day.' Boldly signed guess is as good as mine as to by Cather at the conclusion and what happened thereafter'. A with a holograph postscript, '(I letter of good content relating to write you my full name, though I the classic novel Gone With The do not use the middle one very Wind. A few light, very minor often now.)'. One small, very stains to the right edge, not minor stain to the upper left hand affecting the text or signature, corner, not affecting the text or otherwise VG signature, otherwise VG Estimate: £800.00 - £1,200.00 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00

Lot: 322 Lot: 320 STEINBECK JOHN: (1902-1968) FAULKNER WILLIAM: (1897- American Writer, Nobel Prize 1962) American Writer, Nobel winner for Literature, 1962. Book Prize winner for Literature, 1949. signed, a hardback edition of Book signed, a hardback edition Cannery Row, reprint published of A Fable, First Edition by The Sun Dial Press, Garden published by Random House, City, New York (following the New York, 1954. Limited Edition First Edition of 1945). Signed by number 939 of 1000. Signed Steinbeck in blue ink with his ('William Faulkner') and name alone to the title page. numbered in bold blue fountain Bound in red boards and pen ink by Faulkner to the accompanied by the illustrated limitations page. Bound in the dust jacket (faults, FR). About VG original publisher's grey pictorial Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 cloth (although lacking the glassine wrapper) with bevelled boards, illustrated with three Lot: 323 offset blue and white crosses to NIN ANAIS: (1903-1997) the cover, stamped in gilt and American Author born to Spanish- white to the spine, the top edge Cuban parents in France. A.L.S., stained in dark blue and the fore- Anais, three pages, 8vo, New edge untrimmed, and contained York City, n.d. (6th July 1944), to in the publisher's original pale Samuel S. Goldberg, on her blue paper covered slipcase with attractive personal printed folding a wraparound printed label. stationery. Nin writes concerning Some light age wear to the a debt, announcing 'I was not slipcase, otherwise VG able to send you the check for Estimate: £800.00 - £1,000.00 the books sold to the Gotham Book Shop because she had to pay the bookbinder on delivery, $245, but everything else that comes from the sale of the books I will forward to you' and continuing 'The “leads― I am holding because an English publisher is considering buying them from me. If this happens I

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will be able to pay you back the influences in my life as a writing whole amount and so I think it is man has always been that brave, worth considering. I have tragic New Zealand genius answered by air mail'. The author Katherine Mansfield. She and concludes 'I tell you all this so Kipling and Stevenson just about that you may have proofs and complete that pattern and the facts to prove that I am most other two have associations not eager to pay you back - and that I too remote from ' and regret each day of delay'. also refers to several of his Accompanied by the original books, recommending that his envelope hand addressed by Nin. correspondent tries and locates a VG copy of A Tree Full of Stars at the Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Gotham Book Mart in New York. In concluding Grubb reflects 'The kinship which art establishes for Lot: 324 a writer is of a most delicate and BURROUGHS WILLIAM S.: yet substantial nature. Letters (1914-1997) American Novelist, a from far corners of the earth don't major figure of the Beat come often but when they do Generation. Book signed and they are like the warm breath of inscribed, a paperback edition of exotic breezes against one's The Job - Topical Writings and weary brow. A writer wonders -- Interviews, published by John at least I do -- when he sits down Calder Ltd., London, 1984. amid the solitudes and begins the Signed by Burroughs in black ink first picking at his typewriter who to the half title page, 'For Philippe (if anyone) is going to be hearing Blanc, all best dreams and his small, lost voice....' Beneath wishes, William S. Burroughs' his signature Grubb has added a and dated 10th June 1991 in his small original drawing of a flower. hand. VG A letter of interesting content. Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Some very light creasing and minor age wear, otherwise VG Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 325 GRUBB DAVIS: (1919-1980) American Novelist, author of The Lot: 326 Night of The Hunter (1953). ASIMOV ISAAC: (1920-1992) T.L.S., Davis Grubb, two pages, American Author of Science 4to, n.p. (Louisiana), 26th Fiction works. A rare Typed January 1976, to Barrie Rawson Quotation Signed, Isaac Asimov, in Australia. Grubb informs his one page, 8vo, New York, n.d. correspondent 'No book has Asimov quotes The Three Laws appeared since The Barefoot of Robotics which he devised in Man and I am just getting into 1942, in full, '1 - A robot may not another one, the tentative title of injure a human being, or, through which is Let The Clocks Run inaction, allow a human being to Down. It is (a switch) about a come to harm. 2 - A robot must Conspiracy to Prevent the obey the orders given it by President from Being human beings except where such Assassinated and that's all I am orders would conflict with the going to tell you about it (I don't First Law. 3 - A robot must really know much more) save to protect its own existence as long say that, as I now envision it, it as such protection does not will have all and more of the conflict with the First or Second suspense and excitement of The Law.' At the base, Asimov has Night of The Hunter or The added an extra clause, headed A Watchman' and continues 'I Law of Human Beings, and begin a book with a desparate stating, in full, 'Don't sneer at a (sic) idea in which I half-believe, person for not having an eidetic force myself to continue, and memory until you hear him claim soon become so hooked with the he has one'. An important and idea that I am forced to complete significant Asimov quotation. it out of curiosity to see how it will With light overall age toning and all come out. Much of the same partially laid down to a card, the motive works in reading a book, I adhesive causing a slight circular suppose.' He further writes 'one stain to the lower half of the of the strongest literary page, only very slightly affecting

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the text but not the signature, G Lot: 329 Asimov introduced his Three WEBLING PEGGY: (1871-1949) Laws of Robotics in the short British Playwright, Novelist and story Runaround (1942). They Poet. Webling’s 1927 stage form an organising principle and version of Mary Shelley’s unifying theme for Asimov's Frankenstein is notable for robotic-based fiction, appearing naming the creature in his Robot series and his Lucky “Frankenstein― after its creator, Starr series of young adult fiction. and for being the inspiration for The Laws are incorporated into James Whale’s classic 1931 almost all of the positronic robots horror film. Signed Christmas appearing in his fiction, and greetings card, the small oblong cannot be bypassed, being 8vo pale green printed card intended as a safety feature. featuring a seasonal colour Many of Asimov's robot-focused illustration of holly and a robin stories involve robots behaving in etc., with the printed text With unusual and counter-intuitive Sincere Christmas Greetings and ways as an unintended best wishes for the New Year, consequence of how the robot beneath which Webling has applies the Three Laws to the added a few words in her hand situation in which it finds itself. (‘and cordial remembrances Other authors working in from’) and her signature Asimov's fictional universe have (‘Peggy Webling’) in bold, adopted them and references, black fountain pen ink. VG often parodic, appear throughout Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 science fiction as well as in other genres. Estimate: £800.00 - £1,200.00 Lot: 330 MAUGHAM W. SOMERSET: (1874-1965) English Playwright & Lot: 327 Novelist. Vintage signed 3.5 x 6 YEATS W. B.: (1865-1939) Irish photograph of Maugham in a Poet & Dramatist, Nobel Prize head and shoulders pose. Signed winner for Literature, 1923. Brief ('W. Somerset Maugham') in bold A.L.S., W B Yeats, one page, blue fountain pen ink with his 8vo, Coole Park, Gort, County name alone to a light area at the Galway, 17th November n.y., to a head of the image. Together with gentleman. Yeats sends his a T.L.S., W. S. Maugham, one correspondent an autograph as page, 8vo, St. Jean-Cap-Ferrat, requested. With blank integral 17th February 1956, to Mr. leaf. VG Roest, thanking him for his Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 charming letter. VG to EX, 2 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Lot: 328 HUGHES LANGSTON: (1902- Lot: 331 1967) American Poet. Book SHAW GEORGE BERNARD: signed and inscribed, a hardback (1856-1950) Irish Playwright, edition of American Writers' Nobel Prize winner for Literature, Congress, edited by Henry Hart, 1925. Vintage signed postcard First Edition published by photograph of Shaw, the image International Publishers, New depicting the playwright in a head York, 1935. The book is a and shoulders pose. Photograph complete record of the first by Robert de Smet of Brussels. American Writers' Congress Signed ('G. Bernard Shaw') by including contributions from Shaw in dark fountain pen ink various American left-wing, with his name alone to the verso, socialist and communist literary his signature and concluding figures of the 1930s including flourish occupying almost the full Hughes and others. Signed by length of the verso. Some Hughes in bold, dark fountain extremely light age wear, about pen ink to the front free endpaper VG and dated New York, 13th Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 November 1938 in his hand. Lacking the dust jacket. VG Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00

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Lot: 332 love…’) and also including a 10 BECKETT SAMUEL: (1906- x 8 Front of House still from The 1989) Irish Dramatist, Nobel Loneliness of the Long Distance Prize winner for Literature, 1969. Runner individually signed by Signed First Day Cover author Alan Sillitoe and actor commemorating the Nobel Prize Tom Courtenay (together with a winning poet T. S. Eliot and facsimile A.Q.S. by Sillitoe from featuring his portrait. The cover Saturday Night and Sunday was issued as part of the Literary Morning). G to generally VG, 7 Arts Series and bears a postage Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 stamp with Eliot's portrait, post marked at St. Louis, 26th September 1986. Signed by Lot: 335 Beckett with his name alone in LITERATURE: A good, small bold black ink to a clear area. EX selection of original typed and Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 holograph manuscripts etc., signed by various writers comprising John Mortimer (two Lot: 333 pages of a draft holograph LITERATURE: Small selection of manuscript from an unidentified signed photographs of various work, signed by Mortimer at the sizes and letters comprising head), Sophie Kinsella (two Richard Adams (signed postcard pages of typed manuscript from photograph and T.L.S. with Shopaholic & Baby, both pages interesting content discussing signed at the head by Kinsella), books and stating, in part, ‘I am Barry Unworthy (three pages of puzzled that you tell me you have holograph manuscript, with been told to buy first editions. corrections, from The Rage of the This is nonsense. If you want a Vulture, signed at the conclusion book, it is perfectly all right to buy and accompanied by an A.L.S. it in any edition.’), P. D. James sending the manuscript, 9th (signed colour 9 x 6 photograph, August 2006) and Marina with an additional A.Q.S. from Lewycka (six pages of typed The Lighthouse to the verso) and manuscript, signed and H. R. F. Keating (A.L.S. with annotated at the conclusion, good content making references ‘This is the opening of version to his Inspector Ghote stories). 16 of Two Caravans - as you can VG to EX, 4 see, I subsequently changed Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 some names. Maria Lewycka’.) Generally VG, 5 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 334 LITERATURE: A good, small selection of original typed and Lot: 336 holograph manuscripts etc., KEN THOMAS: (1637-1711) signed by various writers English Cleric who was comprising Michael Stephen considered the most eminent of Fuchs (one page of original typed the English non-juring bishops, manuscript signed, with and one of the fathers of modern corrections, accompanied by a English hymnology. Rare A.L.S., brief A.L.S. and an A.Q.S. to the Tho: Bath & Wells, as Bishop of verso of a colour promotional Bath & Wells, one page, small postcard for The Manuscript, 4to, n.p., 14th May 1689, to November 2006), Anthony [Henry Dodwell]. Ken Horowitz (six pages of original commences his letter 'All Glory holograph manuscript from Ark be to God' and expresses his Angel, signed by Horowitz at the surprise at having received a conclusion), Victoria Hislop (two letter from Dodwell, remarking pages of original typed 'You are pleased to accuse me of manuscript, with holograph fluctuating & by yt. meanes of corrections, from The Island, being accessory to very many & bearing a signed label neatly great sinnes in others, of scandall pasted to the verso of the second & perjury & ye like, and in a very page, annotated in her hand, few lines you inculcate ye ‘Original manuscript from “The prevalence of flesh & blood on Island― by Victoria Hislop. me, four severall times one after Chapter 19 - Maria falls in another. I conceive that common

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kindnesse & equity should have Lot: 337 to have sent to me to know SPURGEON CHARLES H.: whether ye reports you heard of (1834-1892) British Baptist me were true, before you laid so Preacher. A.L.S., C. H. great a load on me'. The Bishop Spurgeon, one page, 8vo, continues 'If there had been Newington, 1st February 1866, to ground for them, & I had been a gentleman, on the printed falling, you should have stationery of the Metropolitan endeavoured to restore me with. Tabernacle. Spurgeon writes, in ye Spirit of meeknesse. If I had full, 'No person of the name of actually fallen, I do not Billington has at any time been in apprehend I should have our College, nor do I even know deserved such odious any person of that name. It would imputations. If I did I must have be well to get the fellow within condemned a great many wise & your grasp & shew him up'. good & conscientious men who Some light age wear at the have already complyd, which I central folds and with remnants dare not doe'. He concludes 'So of previous mounting to the yt. upon the whole, though I verso, otherwise VG perswaded my selfe your letter Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 was well intended, yett it was so worded, yt. it rather causelessly grieved than convinced me. God of his justice & goodnesse give Lot: 338 us grace in this and all other DIVINE MAJOR JEALOUS: difficultys, to keepe a conscience (c.1876-1965) African-American void of offence'. Some light Spiritual Leader, known as overall age wear, G Henry Father Divine. T.L.S., Rev M. J. Dodwell (1641-1711) Anglo-Irish Divine, one page, 4to, New York, Scholar, Theologian and 10th June 1936, to Mrs. Mean controversial writer. Ken was one [sic; Jean] Crouch, on Divine's of seven Bishops committed to printed stationery headed U.S.A. the Tower in 1688 for North-Eastern Local Branches disobedience to King James II and listing over thirty different and was deprived of his see in addresses for Divine, most in 1691 by William and Mary for New York City. Father Divine refusing to take the oath of writes to his correspondent at the allegiance. Provenance: The request of a Mrs. Parsons, 'that present letter was formerly part of you might drink from this Living the noted Collection of Alfred Fountain of Life and wherein as Morrison, the full text of which is you receive of the Purity and reproduced in Volume III of the Virtue of this Living Water of Life Catalogue of the Collection of thransmitted (sic) thru the Spirit Autograph Letters and Historical of MY Mind and the Mind of MY Documents formed between Spirit, you will be purged of every 1865 and 1882 by Alfred dross and impurity of the flesh Morrison (1888). Of the present and Spirit, finding the Perfection letter the catalogue states 'At the you are seeking. No matter what time of the date of this letter a the complaint may be, no matter general rumour prevailed that how small or seemingly incurable Ken was going to take the oaths. according to the Medical This called forth a letter of Physicians, NOTHING IS remonstrance from his learned IMPOSSIBLE WITH GOD....Live friend Mr. Dodwell, to whose in this recognition and Life of letter Ken's of May 14th….is an True Angelism that as I AM, so answer. Dodwell's reply, denying might you also be....' Some light that he had brought any overall creasing, otherwise VG accusation against him except Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 that of 'fluctuating'….is given in Ken's Life by a Layman'. Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00

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Lot: 339 the people for whom we gave this BHAKTIVEDANTA SWAMI A. C.: concert, were priests, who had (1896-1977) Indian Religious studied in Innsbruck, Austria. Leader, founder of the Hare They understand our language, Krishna Movement. A.L.S., A. C. know our country and shared our Bhaktivedanta Swami, to two pity with her. So it was an sides of a blank Indian postcard, evening of undescribabel (sic) Vrindaban, 28th August 1962, to harmony. The fact that the hall Padarem Banerjea. was full in spite of almost no Bhaktivedanta states that he sent publicity and nearly one hundred his correspondent details of an degrees was very flattering too.' appointment, remarking 'You She continues to refer to other have neither acknowledged it nor work, 'It was suggested to us, we confirmed it. So I am anxious to should take part in a variete at know if you have received it at the Schubert theatre, together all'. He continues to state that if with Al Jolson, some dancers etc. there is any difficulty, he would You would never have put us in a like to be informed, adding 'I am vaudeville, we know that. Well, surprised by your silence. Kindly there is no substitute for you.' reply this card per return of post Together with a second A.L.S., & oblige'. One small file hole to Maria, to the verso of a colour the left edge, only very slightly picture postcard of the Trapp affecting a few letters of text and Family Lodge at Stowe, Vermont, not the signature, and with some n.p. (Vermont, Stowe), 3rd light age wear, about VG February 1978, to Frederick C. Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Schang ('Dear Freddie'). Trapp refers to her correspondent's new Opus ('It sounds most attractive!') and continues in a social manner, Lot: 340 'We had now a whole week of DALAI LAMA: (1935- ) Tibetan zero-temp and sun and good Spiritual Leader, Nobel Peace snow and I'm skiing every day. Prize winner, 1989. Signed My friend who is 85 started cross colour 11 x 14 photograph of the country skiing this week. Now I Dalai Lama in a head and finished the “Prima Donnas― - shoulders pose, wearing his oh, it is so very Freddie-ish! Just familiar Buddhist robes, and with great!' The verso of the first letter one hand raised. Signed with his has two circular areas of the name alone in bold black ink remnants of previous mounting at across a light area of the image. the head, only very slightly EX affecting four words of text, which Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 remain perfectly legible. G to VG, 2 Frederick C. Schang (1893- 1990) American Talent Agent Lot: 341 and President of Columbia Artists TRAPP MARIA VON: (1905- Management. A noted autograph 1987) Austrian Matriarch of the collector, Schang was the author Trapp Family Singers, the of Visiting Cards of Celebrities inspiration for the Broadway (1971) and other associated Musical and Hollywood Movie books. entitled The Sound of Music. Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 A.L.S., Baroness Maria von Trapp, two pages, 4to, Stowe, Vermont, 22nd July 1942, to Lot: 342 [Frederick C.] Schang, on the TRAPP MARIA VON: (1905- printed stationery of the Trapp 1987) Austrian Matriarch of the Family Singers. Trapp thanks her Trapp Family Singers, the correspondent for his card and inspiration for the Broadway interest in a concert we she Musical and Hollywood Movie remarks 'was a revelation to us' entitled The Sound of Music. and continuing to explain 'We Vintage signed postcard have studied voice so hard these photograph of Trapp seated in a last months - it was three quarter length pose. Signed expensive….strenuous, but now ('Maria Trapp') in bold blue ink we saw the result: never has our with her name alone to the clear choir sounded like it does now. It background. With an A.L.S., was a feeling of highest Maria, to the verso, n.p., 2nd satisfaction for us. Besides this:

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January 1959, to 'Dear Freddie' Lot: 344 (Frederick C. Schang). Trapp TRAPP FAMILY SINGERS: An sends her correspondent her oblong 12mo piece individually greetings for the New Year and signed by Maria von Trapp (1905- thanks him for his diverse notes 1987; ‘M A Trapp’), Werner and explaining that she was sick von Trapp (1915-2007), Agathe for a long time, spending '26 von Trapp (1913-2010) and weeks in an Austrian hospital Franz Wasner (1905-1992, with Malaria'. About EX Frederick Director & Conductor of the C. Schang (1893-1990) American Trapp Family Singers) Talent Agent and President of individually. Neatly mounted and Columbia Artists Management. A with a few minor faults including noted autograph collector, some show through from the Schang was the author of Visiting signature to the verso. Together Cards of Celebrities (1971) and with a smaller piece individually other associated books. signed by Eleonore von Trapp Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 (1931- ) and one other. Also including a blue ink signature of Maria von Trapp, in the form of Lot: 343 an endorsement, to the verso of WASNER FRANZ: (1905-1992) a cheque made payable to von Austrian Missionary, Director and Trapp for the sum of $2 and Conductor of the Trapp Family dated 5th May 1960. The lot also Singers who inspired the includes a T.L.S. Trapp Family, in Broadway Musical and an unidentified hand, in pencil, to Hollywood Movie The Sound of one side of a postcard, Stowe, Music. A.L.S., F Wasner, on one Vermont, 3rd September 1947, to side of his personal printed Josef Kogelnik, in German, correspondence card, Rome, providing the address of Miss Alix 17th March 1978, to [Frederick Williamson in New York. Written C.] Schang. Wasner thanks on behalf of the Trapp Family Schang for having sent him a Austrian Relief Inc. G to VG, 4 copy of his book and remarks Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 'Admiring your ever present wit, your memory and knowledge of things musical, and touched by Lot: 345 your friendship which prompted TRAPP FAMILY SINGERS: A you to send it.' Together with a hardback edition of The Story of second A.L.S., F Wasner, on one the Trapp Family Singers by side of his personal printed Maria Augusta Trapp, published correspondence card, Rome, by J. B. Lippincott Company, n.d., to 'Dear Friends' (Frederick Philadelphia & New York, 1949 C. Schang and his family?). (fourth impression). Signed by Wasner welcomes his eight members of the Trapp correspondents to Rome and Family Singers individually to the provides them with his private front free endpaper comprising telephone number, continuing Maria von Trapp (1905-1987; 'Public audiences take place ‘Maria Augusta Trapp’), Maria every Wednesday at 17h in St. F. von Trapp (1914- ), Peter's Square. Please let me Eleonore von Trapp (1931- ; know whether I should obtain ‘Lorli Trapp’), Johannes von tickets or you prefer to approach Trapp (1939- ), Agathe von the American College….' EX, 2 Trapp (1913-2010), Hedwig von Frederick C. Schang (1893-1990) Trapp (1917-1975), Martina von American Talent Agent and Trapp (1921-1951) and Werner President of Columbia Artists von Trapp (1915-2007). Also Management. A noted autograph signed by Franz Wasner (1905- collector, Schang was the author 1992, Director & Conductor of the of Visiting Cards of Celebrities Trapp Family Singers). All have (1971) and other associated signed with their names alone in books. bold fountain pen inks. An Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 inscription appears in another hand at the head of the page. With an ownership signature to the half title page. Rare. Lacking the dust jacket. Some extremely minor, light age wear, VG Maria

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von Trapp’s memoir The Story Barnum Museum in Bridgeport, of the Trapp Family Singers Connecticut was consulted over inspired the musical The Sound the authenticity of the walking of Music. stick and it subsequently sold at Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 auction for a hammer price of £340. A DVD of the episode is included in the lot. Lot: 346 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 STRATTON CHARLES S.: (1838- 1883) American Entertainer, known as General Tom Thumb, Lot: 348 who achieved fame under the [NEW YORK CITY]: TSCHIRKY circus pioneer P. T. Barnum. OSCAR (1866-1950) Swiss Vintage signed sepia carte-de- Maitre d'Hotel of the Waldorf- visite photograph, the image Astoria hotel in Manhattan, New depicting Stratton and his wife, York. Known as 'Oscar of the Lavinia Warren (1841-1919), Waldorf', Tschirky is credited with standing together in full length having created the Waldorf poses with a printed caption at Salad, and aiding the the base stating that the couple popularisation of Thousand are seen wearing 'the identical Island Dressing as well as costumes worn before Emperor developing the preparation of Louis Napoleon and the Empress Eggs Benedict. T.L.S., Oscar, Eugenie, at the Palace of the one page, 4to, New York, 27th Tuileries, Nov. 29, 1864'. December 1926, to Mrs. Mouritz Photograph by E & H T Anthony F. Westergren, on the attractive of New York from a photographic printed stationery of The Waldorf- negative by Brady. Signed Astoria hotel. Tschirky states that ('Compliments of Charles S he has passed Westergren's card Stratton') by Stratton in dark to the restaurant manager 'in fountain pen ink to the verso and order that he may assign you a also signed ('Compliments of good table location in our dining Lavinia Warren Stratton') by his room for the supper in wife immediately beneath. conjunction with St. Vincent's Together with a fountain pen ink Ball, noting that there will be ten signature ('Charles S. Stratton to twelve at this table.' One neat, known as General Tom Thumb') although lengthy, tear to the left on an 8vo page removed from an edge, professionally repaired to autograph album. Some light the verso and not affecting the staining and age wear, about VG, text or signature, otherwise VG 2 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 349 Lot: 347 [AUTOGRAPH COLLECTING]: [STRATTON CHARLES S.]: BENJAMIN WALTER R. (1854- (1838-1883) American 1943) American Autograph & Entertainer, known as General Manuscript Dealer, author and Tom Thumb, who achieved fame publisher of The Collector: A under the circus pioneer P. T. Monthly Journal Devoted to Barnum. A miniature wooden Autographs, the first issue of walking stick of 9.5― in length, which appeared in September with a silver coloured metal base, 1877. A.L.S., W R Benjamin, one apparently previously belonging page, 8vo, New York, 16th to Stratton. Unusual. Some light January 1924, to Mr. Currier, on age wear, otherwise VG his personal printed stationery Provenance: The walking stick advertising The Collector. was apparently presented by Benjamin informs his Stratton’s mother to Mrs. Fanny correspondent, evidently a Moore (nee Dance, 1850-1948) collector who had placed an when Stratton appeared at the order from one of Benjamin's King’s Theatre in Portsmouth. catalogues, '3 of those you The great grandson of Moore wanted had gone out - so I appeared with the present stick waited a few days to see if they on an episode of BBC’s Flog It! would return - but they stuck', series filmed in Exeter. During although continues to list nine the programme a curator of The further items, individually priced,

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which he has to offer to his Lot: 351 correspondent. The list includes GETTY J. PAUL: (1892-1976) King Philip II ($15) and John Anglo-American Industrialist. Philip Sousa ($1). With a few Signed 4.5 x 6.5 photograph of pencil annotations in the hand of Getty seated in a three quarter Currier, in some cases indicating length pose in a wooden panelled his counter offers. VG room. Signed ('J. Paul Getty') in Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 black ink with his name alone to the image. One light surface crease to the image, not affecting Lot: 350 the signature, otherwise VG BROADSIDE: An amusing Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 original vintage printed broadside, one page, small 4to, n.p., n.d.. Printed on pale yellow Lot: 352 paper in bold black ink the GETTY J. PAUL: (1892-1976) broadside announces ‘LOST! Anglo-American Industrialist. Stolen, or Strayed from Home. Book signed, a hardback edition About the 35th of next month, a of My Life and Fortunes, First Tall, Beautiful and Finely- Edition published by George Scented YOUNG LADY 21 years Allen & Unwin Ltd, London, 1964. high, 3 feet 4 inches of age; very Signed by Getty with his name fair, pot marked Complexion, Red alone in bold blue fountain pen Eyes and Green Hair’. The ink to the title page. description of the young lady Accompanied by the dust jacket continues, in part, ‘When last (some small tears and light seen, she was wearing a double- creasing). About VG barrelled plain embroided More Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Anna Teacake Silk dress, with a German Band round her neck, trimmed with greens and rhubarb; a fashionable Wrought Lot: 353 Iron Jacket, with sausage collar, HAMILTON EMMA: (1765-1815) and turn up sleeves, festooned Mistress of Lord Nelson. A with hob nails and oyster shells; printed folio title page to the water tight paper boots….a pair of sheet music for When Time who Paris Berlin stockings, with steals our Years away by E. potato heels and sides….Her Phelps, harmonised for four Gloves were made of Belgrave voices, ‘as sung at the Dublin Brass knockers from Pompeii, Winter Concerts’, printed for J. and cast at Jerusalem to Carpenter of Old Bond Street, order….She is left handed in one bearing the ownership signature eye and knockkneed in the other, (‘Lady Hamilton’) of Hamilton looks round when walking in ink to the upper margin. Also straight, and carries 5,000 pairs signed in ink to the lower margin of Keel’s Patent Rink Skates by Carpenter. With contemporary under her arm, and is supposed blank tape to the left edge and to be on her way to some light water staining to a Matrimonialshire.’ The large area of the upper right broadside concludes with a corner, only very slightly affecting reward, ‘Any person giving such part of Hamilton’s signature. information as will lead to her About G recovery and will return the half- Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 crown that was lent the week before, will receive 10 hours in money from Captain Kidd the Lot: 354 Organ Grinder’. Some light age MOUNTBATTEN EDWINA: wear and a few very minor, small (1901-1960) English Heiress and holes at the folds, G Socialite, last Vicereine of India, Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 1947. Wife of Louis, Earl Mountbatten of Burma. Vintage signed sepia 8 x 10.5 photograph of Mountbatten standing in a half length pose holding her young daughter, Patricia, in her arms. Photograph by Speaight and bearing their pencil signature to

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the lower photographer's mount. Lot: 358 Signed ('Edwina Mountbatten') in CROWLEY ALEISTER: (1875- fountain pen ink to a light area at 1947) English Occultist, the base of the image and dated Ceremonial Magician & Poet, a 1925 in her hand. Matted in notorious figure whom, during his cream and framed and glazed in lifetime, was denounced in the a plain dark wooden frame to an popular press as “the wickedest overall size of 14 x 18. EX man in the world―. Rare A.L.S., Patricia Knatchbull (1924- ) Aleister Crowley, one page, 4to, 2nd Countess Mountbatten of Washington D.C., 10th May n.y. Burma was born on 14th (1917) to 'My dear Mines', on February 1924. The British letterhead featuring the printed Peeress is a former Lady-in- text 'Autograph vs. Holograph Waiting to her third cousin, Reason indicated below'. Queen Elizabeth II. Crowley writes a somewhat Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 intriguing letter, most likely part of a subterfuge, in full, 'Could you sneak this letter (no longer Lot: 355 present) into the post, do you MEAD MARGARET: (1901-1978) think? It would be very useful to American Cultural Anthropologist, me if you could. I'll be here till a central figure of the sexual Tuesday next; so if you want me, revolution of the 1960s. Signed 7 or to meet anybody, 'phone.'. The x 5 photograph of Mead in a present letter would therefore head and shoulders pose. appear to be a covering letter, Several rows of filled originally accompanied by bookshelves can be seen in the another, which it would seem immediate background. Signed Crowley was asking his by Mead to the lower white correspondent to mail on his border and dated 1969 in her behalf, presumably so that the hand. One slight corner crease recipient would assume, from the and a small tear to the upper left postmark, that Crowley was corner, otherwise VG somewhere entirely different to Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Washington. Some minor staining at the very head of the page, caused by previous Lot: 356 mounting to the verso, and a few TWIGGY: (1949- ) English neat splits in the folds, only very Fashion Model of the 1960s. slightly affecting the text and Small selection of signed 8 x 12 signature. G The curiously photographs (3) and a signed printed letterhead ('autograph' colour 8 x 10 photograph by and 'holograph' essentially being Twiggy, each different images of the same) originates from an the model taken during fashion office that Crowley shared with shoots, two alongside a motor Henry Stuart Clifford, a car. All are signed ('Twiggy') in businessman who had employed bold blue and black inks, with her Crowley to edit A Prophet in His name alone, largely to clear Own Country: Being the Letters areas of the images. EX, 4 of Stuart X (1916). Given Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Clifford's eccentric character and the fact that he was a prolific letter writer, it would appear that Lot: 357 the printed caption was his own, and that Crowley simply TITANIC: Selection of signed borrowed a sheet of the postcard photographs and a few notepaper. Crowley spent the signed First Day Covers by whole of World War I in America various survivors, relatives and working as a Double Agent, other individuals associated with employed by British Intelligence the Titanic disaster including services to infiltrate and Edith Haisman, Millvina Dean, A. undermine Germany's operation T. Lightholler, William MacQuitty, in New York. R. C. Denney, Marie Aks, James Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Hartley, Donald Smith etc. Each of the images and covers relate to the Titanic. Unsigned (2). VG to EX, 13 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

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Lot: 359 tackling such a crowd of English [JAMES BOND]: FRASER- thieves and blackguards I ought SMITH CHARLES (1904-1992) to have had the support of five or British Author and Missionary, six other officers. However the widely credited as being the news travelled very quickly inspiration for Ian Fleming's amongst them that I meant James Bond quartermaster Q. business, and it was astonishing During World War II Fraser-Smith the effect it had in making a fabricated equipment named Q- clearances. Monte Carlo Devices for SOE Agents. Book Mixtures. Monte Carlo Society is signed, a paperback edition of in itself an interesting study. A The Secret War of Charles more cosmopolitan lot you never Fraser-Smith - The 'Q' Gadget met. The prude who when at Wizard of World War II, published home interferes with everybody by The Paternoster Press, else’s business is a very Exeter, 1981. Signed ('Charles different person there. She is Fraser-Smith') in blue ink with his giddy and gay and do not be name alone to the title page. surprised if you see her at the Some minor age wear, otherwise Café Riche dancing till the early VG hours in the morning with men Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 and women just as naughty. The faces of the players too. Sitting and standing round the gaming tables are quite a study to watch Lot: 360 some hopeful others despondent, ABBERLINE FREDERICK: (1843- many uncertain. Then again the 1929) British Chief Inspector with gambling rooms were the London Metropolitan Police, a occasionally enlivened by two prominent figure in the well known ladies who had the investigation into the Jack the credit of endeavouring to cut one Ripper murders of 1888. A another out in the quantity and fascinating Manuscript Signed, F quality of their dresses and G Abberline, twelve pages, 4to, jewels. Both were young and n.p., n.d. The holograph considered very pretty….Both manuscript is headed were decked with jewels to the Reminiscences of Ex-Detective tune of £80,000 to £100,000. They Chief Inspector F G Abberline each employed men to escort C.I.D. Scotland Yard and is them from the casino to their entitled Three Successive various hotels, as a protection Seasons, or twelve months, until their jewels could be placed behind the scenes at Monte in the safe at their Carlo. Abberline writes, in part, destination….Amongst sharks ‘Monte Carlo in appearance is and adventurers you find simply a paradise and one can countesses rubbing shoulders understand the many thousands with cocottes and noblemen and of wealthy people flocking there the elite of society elbow every every winter. The season proper rogue from all the sinks of lasts only about 4 or 5 months Europe that can find the money although the casino is open all to get there….Fair dealing and the year round….The best and perfect honesty of the Bank are richest in Society can be seen beyond doubt, but at times there, also the lowest that can scenes occur through some of find money to get there. The the croupiers I am afraid standing English thieves have the credit in with a certain class who visit there - whether they deserve it or the rooms for the express not - of being the smartest and purpose of cheating….I refer only the English visitors frequenting to some of the croupiers as the the casino were being robbed by majority protect the players, but a a number of the light fingered few I feel convinced stand in with gentry at the time I was called these money grabbing women….I upon to visit the Principality. The may as well give a little Vice Consul there at the time in explanation of what is called consequence of so many “Breaking the Bank―. A complaints really compelled the successful player may follow his casino authorities to employ me. run of luck to such an extent - as On my arrival in Monte Carlo I I have occasionally seen - that found I had got into a very hot before the bank at the particular shop and instead of one man

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table can pay the amount he has which remains legible. About G won the Chef de Partie has to Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 send upstairs to the Chief office for more money. It is only the work of a few minutes, but that is Lot: 362 what is called “Breaking the BURGESS GUY: (1911-1963) Bank of Monte Carlo―….’ Fixed British Intelligence Officer, a together to the top left hand member of the Cambridge Five corner and with some light age spy ring that passed secrets to wear, most evident to the head of the Soviets before and during the the final page, only just affecting Cold War. Book signed, a a few words of text but not the hardback edition of Thomas J. signature, about VG As the Wise in The Original Cloth - The present manuscript suggests, Life and Record of the Forger of Abberline worked for three the Nineteenth Century seasons as a private enquiry Pamphlets by Wilfred Partington, agent in Monte Carlo before First Edition published by Robert before taking over the European Hale Limited, London, 1946. Agency of the famous Pinkerton Bearing the ownership signature National Detective Agency of (‘Guy Burgess’) of Burgess in America, for whom he worked for dark fountain pen ink to the front 12 years free endpaper, dated 1948 in his Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 hand. Also featuring the ownership bookplate of Kim Philby to the pastedown. Lot: 361 Philby’s small oblong 12mo CRIPPEN DR. H. H.: (1862- bookplate bears his printed name 1910) American-born Physician, H. A. R. Philby within a famously murdered his wife in decorative border. Rare and a 1910. T.L.S., H. H. Crippen, one book with interesting associations page, 4to, Kingsway, London, originating from the libraries of 12th January 1910, to a two members of the Cambridge gentleman, on the printed Five. Lacking the dust jacket. stationery of The Aural Remedies Some age wear and staining to Coy. Crippen sends his the boards, otherwise VG H. A. correspondent a copy of the R. ‘Kim’ Philby (1912-1988) Otological Gazette (no longer British Intelligence Officer, a present) containing the full Double Agent and member of the particulars of 'my Treatment for spy ring known as the Cambridge Deafness, Headnoises, Catarrh Five. Philby defected to the of the Nose and Throat and Ear Soviet Union in 1963. Diseases generally.' He Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 continues to state 'This Treatment has met with extraordinary success during the Lot: 363 past few years, and especially in [PARKER BONNIE] (1910-1934) severe chronic cases of long & [BARROW CLYDE] (1909- standing which had previously 1934) American Outlaws and defied all attempts at remedy, Criminals. An original printed and had been regarded as small 4to Wanted poster (in the absolutely incurable' and asks his form of a folding mailshot) issued correspondent to complete an by J. Edgar Hoover and the Analytical Form and return it to United States Department of him so that Crippen can 'make an Justice, Washington D.C., 21st exhaustive study of your May 1934, under the National symptoms' and send him 'my Motor Vehicle Theft Act. The opinion on your condition, poster features individual together with my advice as to the portraits of Bonnie and Clyde as special Treatment necessary in well as descriptions of each your individual case'. As is the (including scars, peculiarities, case with many of Crippen's marks etc.) and a list of their letters of this nature, there is relatives and details of their some slight wear and a long, criminal records. The printed text neat split to the central horizontal also states 'Clyde Champion fold, somewhat crudely repaired Barrow and Bonnie Parker with sellotape and thus causing constantly travel together and some light staining to the text, extreme caution must be

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exercised by arresting officers...' affixed to the page and signed by A list of telephone numbers of the Reg and Ron Kray in bold black various state Department of inks. Together with Frankie Justice offices is printed to the Fraser (1923- ) English verso. Some very light age wear Criminal associated with the and minor staining, VG Richardson Gang, rivals to the Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Krays in the 1960s. Book signed, a hardback edition of Mad Frank - Memoirs of a Life of Crime, First Lot: 364 Edition published by Little, Brown [DILLINGER JOHN]: (1903-1934) & Company, London, 1944. American Bank Robber. An Signed by Fraser in blue ink to original printed small 4to Wanted the title page. Both books are poster (in the form of a folding accompanied by their dust mailshot) issued by J. Edgar jackets. VG, 2 Hoover and the Division of Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Investigation, United States Department of Justice, Washington D.C., 12th March Lot: 367 1934, under the National Motor BIGGS RONNIE: (1929-2013) Vehicle Theft Act. The poster English Criminal, known for his features two portraits of Dillinger, role in the Great Train Robbery of details of his fingerprints, 1963. Book signed, a hardback appearance and his criminal edition of Odd Man Out - My Life record. A list of telephone on The Loose and The Truth numbers of the various state about The Great Train Robbery, Department of Justice offices is First Edition published by printed to the verso. Some light Bloomsbury, London, 1994. A age wear and minor staining, white 12mo card is neatly affixed about VG to the title page, the card signed Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 by Biggs in bold blue ink, with an original sketch of a train in his hand above the signature. The Lot: 365 train bears the initials E R and [DILLINGER JOHN]: (1903-1934) the carriage it is pulling bears the American Bank Robber. An word CA$H, both in Biggs' hand. original printed folio Wanted He has further added the title of poster issued by J. Edgar Hoover his book, Odd Man Out, beneath and the United States his signature. Accompanied by Department of Justice, the dust jacket. VG Washington D.C., 23rd June Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 1934. The poster features a portrait of Dillinger and offers a reward of $10,000 for his capture Lot: 368 or $5,000 for information leading JAMES ROY: (1935-1997) British to his arrest. A description of the Formula Two Racing Driver, criminal is provided including Silversmith and Criminal, a details of his scars. Some light member of the Great Train overall staining and age wear, Robbery gang of 1963. James about G was used as a getaway driver in Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 the theft and was also responsible for uncoupling the train carriages. Vintage signed Lot: 366 and inscribed Christmas KRAY REG (1933-2000) & KRAY greetings card, the folding small RON (1933-1995) English oblong 8vo card featuring a Gangsters, the foremost colour illustration to the cover of perpetrators of organised crime an oil painting depicting Phil Hill in London during the 1950s & driving his Shelby-Cobra racing 60s. Book signed by both Reg car at speed during the 1964 and Ron Kray individually, a Targa Florio. Apparently hardback edition of Our Story, inscribed and sent to fellow Great published by Sidgwick & Train Robber Ronnie Biggs whilst Jackson, London, September in Wandsworth Prison, James 1988 (first reprint). The front free has signed the card, beneath a endpaper features two white printed greeting, in bold blue ink, stickers which have been neatly 'Ron, My sincere best wishes to

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you. Hoping you're keeping well Lot: 371 and family to. (sic) This is the VISITORS BOOK: An oblong 4to second, so lets hope the next Visitors Book from an unidentified one's a little better. Your friend, establishment containing over Roy'. Some light staining to the 300 signatures by a wide variety edges, only very slightly affecting of famous men and women the paraph of the signature. including Chico Marx, Ann Todd, Together with Buster Edwards Margot Fonteyn, George (1931-1994) British Barman, Duckworth, Marjorie Proops, Florist and Criminal, a member of Harold Rome, Peter May, Leo the Great Train Robbery gang of Genn, Burl Ives, Trevor Howard, 1963. A printed 4to edition of Godfrey Winn, Vittorio de Sica, Flicks magazine, November Phil Silvers, Ken Barrington, 1988, featuring a colour Brian Statham, Jimmy Edwards, advertisement for the soundtrack Erte, Ralph Reader, Roy to the film Buster and an image Welensky, Juanita Moore, Lord of Phil Collins in costume as Boothby, Brian Close, Ray Edwards, to the back cover, Illingworth, Clarice Mayne, Kitty signed and inscribed by Edwards Carlisle Hart, Leslie Caron, Peter in bold black ink to a clear area Hall, Moss Hart, Bobby Howes, '….Why Me! Buster Edwards'. G Michael Wilding, Prince Axel of to VG, 2 Denmark and Princess Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Margaretha of Sweden and their two children, Max Jaffa, Paul Gallico, Richard Murdoch, John Lot: 369 Arlott, Malcolm Sargent, Robert FIRST DAY COVERS: Small Coote, Richard Rodgers, Marius selection of signed First Day Goring, Fred Perry, Chesney Covers by a variety of famous Allen, Jimmy Hanley, Max men and women comprising Bygraves, Richard Wattis, John Le Carre, Ruth Rendell, P. Beverley Nichols, June Clyde etc. D. James, Ralph Steadman Also including many unidentified (adding a small sketch in his signatures. Most have also hand), Peter Blake, Roger added their addresses and the Bannister, Nobby Stiles & Stirling dates (between May 1959 - June Moss (together on a cover 1960) in their hands. A few pages commemorating Britons of loose, otherwise VG Distinction); John Surtees, Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Stirling Moss, Frank Williams and the Duke of Hamilton (together on a cover commemorating Great Lot: 372 Names in Motor Racing) and FAMOUS MEN: Small selection Peter Maxwell Davies (with an of signed clipped pieces and A.M.Q.S. of two bars from an cards etc., by various famous unidentified work on a cover men comprising Daniel commemorating Britain Alone). O'Connell, Duke of Wellington, VG to EX, 3 Rudolf Nureyev, Benny Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Goodman, J. Edgar Hoover and Charles P. Steinmetz (signed cheque). Laid down (2), G to Lot: 370 generally VG, 6 FAMOUS MEN & WOMEN: A Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 small folio sketch book containing twelve vintage unsigned original watercolour paintings and pencil Lot: 373 sketches by June Ryan, an FAMOUS MEN: A good, small amateur artist, some signed and selection of A.Ls.S. and T.Ls.S. dated 1941 by her in pencil, the by various famous men, subjects including the young associated with the Arts, Queen Elizabeth II and Princess comprising Noel Coward (A.L.S., Margaret, Merle Oberon, Deanna in part, 'It was a right Royal Do Durbin, Vivien Leigh (as Scarlett from start to finish. Please give O’Hara) etc. Also including a my love to Nadgia (what on earth few preparatory, unfinished is that g doing in the middle of pencil studies. Some light age her name). Also give my love to wear, G anyone else who would fancy Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 it....', accompanied by the original

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envelope hand addressed by Lot: 376 Coward), Yousuf Karsh (referring FAMOUS MEN: Small selection to his correspondent's cousin, of A.Ls.S., signed 8 x 10 James Hanson), Richard Avedon photographs (2), First Day Cover (T.L.S., with his initials, in full, 'It's (1) etc., by various famous men a triumph -- one of the great comprising Walter Kent (a good witch pictures of all time. signed and inscribed 10 x 8 Congratulations -- I'm retiring'.), photograph of the composer Gian Carlo Menotti (A.L.S., with standing in a half length pose, his initials, stating that he is with the Dover cliffs in the happy that his correspondent is background, with an additional coming to New York and adding musical quotation in his hand to 'Shall discuss Mrs. Legge, Bath, the image, being three bars, with Ringo and sex when you are words, from (There’ll Be here') and Leopold Stokowski Bluebirds Over) The White Cliffs (two very brief T.Ls.S.). Each of of Dover, accompanied by three the letters are written to Wendy A.Ls.S. with largely social Hanson. Some slight creasing content), John Glenn (2) and Ken and a few minor faults, G to VG, Russell. Generally VG, 7 6 Wendy Hanson (1935-1991) Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 English Secretary and Personal Assistant to, among others, Leopold Stokowski, Gian Carlo Menotti and Brian Epstein. Lot: 377 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 FAMOUS MEN & WOMEN: A good selection of signed postcard photographs and slightly larger, a few 8 x 10's, some signed cards Lot: 374 etc., by a wide variety of famous FAMOUS WOMEN: Small men and women including J. selection of signed album pages Edgar Hoover, Geoffrey Fisher etc., by various famous women, (as Archbishop of Canterbury), all associated with performing Donald Coggan (as Archbishop arts, comprising Josephine of Canterbury), Michael Ramsey Baker, Margot Fonteyn, Mae (as Archbishop of York), Julian West (signed cheque) and Huxley, Arthur Scargill, Alec Geraldine Farrar (A.L.S., to Rose, Lord Beveridge, John Clifton Webb, briefly referring to Harvey Jones, Christiaan autographs, accompanied by the Barnard, Nigel Dempster, John original hand addressed Ashworth, Lord Denning, Lord envelope). VG to about EX, 4 Simon, Terry Waite, Violet Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Asquith, Jeremy Paxman, John Stalker, Lord Devlin, Lord Lichfield, Lord Hailsham, Peter Lot: 375 de la Billiere, Alexander Haig etc. FAMOUS MEN & WOMEN: Generally VG to about EX, 45 Small selection of signed Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 postcard photographs (2) and slightly larger by various sportsmen and classical Lot: 378 musicians comprising Max FAMOUS MEN & WOMEN: Schmeling, Franz Klammer, Miscellaneous selection of signed Philip Glass, Anne-Sophie Mutter postcard photographs and and Evgeny Kissin. Three of the slightly larger (some vintage), a images are colour and all are few signed pieces and letters boldly signed to clear areas. VG etc., by a wide variety of famous to EX, 5 men and women including Diana Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Cooper (2), Christopher Cockerell, Bernard Lovell, Tonia Bern Campbell, Gina Campbell, Andy Green, Michael Crichton, Arthur C. Clarke, Francis Chichester, Alec Rose, Rebecca Stephens, Billy Graham, Adrian Boult, Leni Riefenstahl, Erte etc. Generally VG, 26 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

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Lot: 379 Lot: 381 FAMOUS MEN & WOMEN: LISTER JOSEPH: (1827-1912) Selection of signed cards, pieces, English Surgeon. Brief A.L.S., postcard photographs and Lister, one page, 8vo, Portland slightly larger etc., by various Place, 2nd November 1900, to British politicians, sportsmen and Dr. Dean ('My dear Dean'). Lister other famous individuals writes, in full, 'I am very glad you including , have had such a satisfactory , , expedition'. With blank integral David Owen, David Steel, Neil leaf. Accompanied by the original Kinnock, , John envelope hand addressed by Nott, , Barbara Lister. A couple of minor creases, Castle, Betty Boothroyd, Douglas otherwise VG Hurd, Jeffrey Archer, Lord Irvine Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 of Lairg, Barry McGuigan, Henry Cooper, Bruce Woodcock, Stirling Moss, Stanley Matthews, Lot: 382 Ronnie Clayton, Tom Finney, EDISON THOMAS: (1847-1931) Richard Branson, Michael Grade, American Inventor of the Chris Bonington, Phil Collins, phonograph and light bulb among David Attenborough etc. VG, 42 many other items. D.S., Thos A Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Edison (with his umbrella signature), being a signed cheque, West Orange, New Lot: 380 Jersey, 30th March 1928. The MORSE SAMUEL: (1791-1872) partially printed cheque is drawn American Inventor associated on the account of the Edison with the single-wire telegraph Botonic Research Corporation at system and the development of the Savings Investment & Trust the Morse Code. A.L.S., Saml. F. Company and is made payable to B. Morse, two pages, 8vo, Simmons Pipe Bending Works Poughkeepsie, 20th November for the sum of $83.25 in payment 1856, to Charles Wheaton of the of freight. Countersigned by J. Lyceum. Morse states that he Miller in his capacity as has received his correspondent's Treasurer. Edison's signature is letter and remarks 'I would say only very slightly affected by the that however desirous I am to do perforated bank cancellation. VG all in my power to promote the Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 laudable objects of the Lyceum, I find my time so completely occupied with matters of pressing Lot: 383 importance that I shall not be MARCONI GUGLIELMO: (1874- able at present to lecture before 1937) Italian Inventor, developed you' He continues 'whether I shall a radio telegraph system. Nobel ever be able to find the time for Prize winner for Physics, 1909. preparing a course of lectures Vintage signed colour 5.5 x 7 (which I much desire) is magazine photograph of Marconi becoming more & more doubtful, standing in a three quarter length yet should such an opportunity pose wearing a ceremonial ever be afforded me, I know of no uniform, sash and medals and Institution before whom I should holding a hat in his hands. delight to lecture, more than Signed ('Guglielmo Marconi') in before the Poughkeepsie dark fountain pen ink to the Lyceum'. With blank integral leaf. image and dated 1934 in his About EX hand. With three horizontal and Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 one vertical folds, just affecting the image, and neatly laid down to card. About G The image may well have been taken on the occasion of Marconi being made Rector of the University of St Andrews, a post which he held from 1934-37. Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00

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Lot: 384 Lot: 387 NOBEL PRIZE: Selection of EVEREST EXPEDITION 1953: signed cards, pieces, letterheads Edmund Hillary (1919-2008) New etc., by various winners of the Zealand Mountaineer, the first Nobel Prize for Chemistry from man, with Tenzing Norgay, to the 1930s onwards including reach the summit of Mount Harold C. Urey, Peter Debye, Everest, 1953. Dark ink signature Irving Langmuir, George Hevesy, ('E. P. Hillary') to the upper half John Northrop, Wendell Stanley, of a sheet of (originally) 4to Robert Robinson, William headed notepaper from the Giauque, Otto Diels, Glenn Himalayan Trust in New Zealand. Seaborg (signed 5 x 7 Lower half neatly removed and photograph), A. J. P. Martin, laid down; Tenzing Norgay (1914- Richard Synge, Linus Pauling, 1986) Nepalese Indian Sherpa Vincent du Vigneaud, Nikolay Mountaineer, the first man, with Semenov, Jaroslav Heyrovsky, Edmund Hillary, to reach the Willard Libby etc. G to generally summit of Mount Everest, 1953. VG, 23 Bold, dark fountain pen ink Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 signature ('Tenzing') and date, 25th July 1977, in his hand on a white card. A light stain only very Lot: 385 slightly affects the signature; Lord LIVINGSTONE DAVID: (1813- John Hunt (1910-1998) British 1873) Scottish Missionary & Army Officer, Leader of the Explorer. A good autograph successful Everest Expedition of envelope signed ('Dr L') in the 1953. Bold blue fountain pen ink lower left corner, addressed in signature on a white card, dated his hand to Mr. John Crookes at 16th June 1977 in his hand. Old Penshaw, Fence Houses. Together with a brief A.L.S., John Bearing a Penny Red postage Hunt, on his printed small oblong stamp, post marked at Hamilton, 8vo compliments slip, n.p., 16th 6th September 1864. Some very June (1977), to Mr. Shepherd, light, minor age wear, otherwise thanking him for his letter and VG generous remarks and sending Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 his autograph. G to generally VG, 4 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 386 [STANLEY HENRY M.]: (1841- 1904) British Explorer & Lot: 388 Journalist. MATTON ARSENE GEORGE III: (1738-1820) King of (1873-1953) Belgian Sculptor. An the United Kingdom 1760-1820. unusual vintage 12 x 17.5 Good ink signature ('George R') photograph of a plaquette by as King, on an 8vo portion neatly Matton depicting Stanley removed from the head of a standing in a full length profile manuscript Treasury warrant, pose in Africa, with a native ordering a payment of over Two seated in the background armed Hundred pounds. Neatly inlaid with a rifle. Signed and inscribed and with some very light age by Matton to the original matt, in wear, about VG bold black fountain pen ink, 'A Sir Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 D. M. Stanley, Hommage de l'auteur et ses plus vifs remerciments, Arsene Matton' Lot: 389 and dated 1930 in his hand. GEORGE III: (1738-1820) King of Framed and glazed in the original the United Kingdom 1760-1820. gold coloured and wooden frame Early D.S., George R, as King, at to an overall size of 22.5 x 31. An the head, one page (vellum), unusual and interesting large oblong folio, Court at association piece. Some Saville House, 27th October extremely minor, light age wear, 1760, in the first year of the otherwise VG Sir Denzil M. King's reign. The partially printed Stanley (1896-1959) Adopted document is a military son of Henry M. Stanley and commission appointing Basil Dorothy Tennant. Beridge to be a Captain in the Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 21st Regiment of Dragoons, or Royal Forresters, commanded by

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John Manners, Marquess of instructing Howard that ‘our Granby. Countersigned at the Concession and Declaration be foot by William Pitt (1708-1778) recorded in Our College of Arms The Elder. British Statesman, to the end that Our Officers of Secretary of State for the Arms and all others upon Southern Department 1756-57, occasion may take full notice and 1757-61 and British Prime have knowledge thereof.’ Minister 1766-68. With blind Countersigned at the conclusion embossed paper seal affixed. by Sir George Grey (1799-1882) Some light dust staining and British Politician, Home Secretary creasing to the corners and 1846-52, 1855-58. With blind edges, only very slightly affecting embossed paper seal affixed and the signatures, about VG King tied to the left edge with the George III had acceded to the original black ribbon. throne on 25th October 1760, just Accompanied by the original two days before signing the envelope. Some light overall age present document. wear and staining and some Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 extensive, although neat, splits to the right edges of the folds to each page, only very slightly Lot: 390 affecting the text, but not the GEORGE III: (1738-1820) King of signatures. G the United Kingdom 1760-1820. Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 D.S., George R (a 'mad' example), as King, at the head, one page (vellum), oblong folio, Lot: 392 Court at St. James's, 14th ALBERT PRINCE: (1819-1861) September 1809. The partially Prince Consort of the United printed document is a military Kingdom, husband of Queen commission appointing John Victoria. D.S., Albert, one page, Morle to be a Lieutenant in the oblong folio (neatly trimmed to Second, or Queen's Royal, the edges), n.p. (London), n.d. Regiment of Foot commanded by (October 1851). The partially General James Coates. printed document bears the Countersigned at the foot by engraved heading Exhibition of Richard Ryder (1766-1832) the Works of Industry of all British Politician, Home Secretary Nations 1851 at the head and 1809-12. With blind embossed certifies that Her Majesty's paper seal affixed. Some light Commissioners have awarded a overall foxing and minor age Medal to T. Turner for the wear, otherwise about VG services rendered to the Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 exhibition, which took place at Hyde Park, London, on 15th October 1851. Signed by Prince Lot: 391 Albert at the foot in his capacity VICTORIA: (1819-1901) Queen as President of the Royal of the United Kingdom Great Commission. An engraving of Britain & Ireland 1837-1901. both sides of the medal (one D.S., Victoria R I, as Queen, at featuring Prince Albert's profile) the head, eight pages, folio, appears alongside the signature. Court at Saint James’s, 3rd Neatly laid down and with some April 1862. The manuscript very light age wear, about VG document, on black bordered Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 mourning paper, is addressed to Councillor Edward George Fitzalan Howard, Deputy to the Lot: 393 Duke of Norfolk, Earl Marshal ALBERT PRINCE: (1819-1861) and Hereditary Marshal of Prince Consort of the United England, and is a Licence for Kingdom, husband of Queen Allan Cowburn, Vicar of Victoria. A.L.S., Albert, two Tidenham in Gloucestershire to pages, 8vo, Osborne, 1st take the surnames of Smith and December 1851, to Colonel Grey, Masters and the Arms of Masters on black bordered mourning and Smith quarterly, and stationery. The Prince writes 'I extensively detailing the events wish you heartily joy at the birth leading to Cowburn’s petition for of another son & the rapid & easy the same to the Queen, further way in which all has gone off.

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You were quite right to start at Lot: 396 once' and continues 'Hoping that GEORGE V: (1865-1936) King of Mrs. Grey will recover as well & the United Kingdom 1910-36. quickly as on former occasions'. A.L.S., George, as Duke of York, VG three pages, 8vo, Sandringham, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Norfolk, 4th January 1893, to Sir Francis de Winton ('My dear de Winton'). The Duke announces Lot: 394 'My father wishes me to write & [LOUISE PRINCESS]: (1848- ask you if you will come here & 1939) Duchess of Argyll. stay from Saturday....' and WELLINGTON DUKE OF (1769- continues 'I am anxious to see 1852) Anglo-Irish Field Marshal & you as I have many matters to British Prime Minister 1828-30, talk over with you, & have several 1834. An oblong 8vo printed letters which I will keep till you invitation card issued by the Lord come. I hope you will bring Chamberlain, by Her Majesty Maple's estimate with you & we Queen Victoria’s command, to will go over it carefully together, the Commander-in-Chief ‘to & see if there is anything we can attend the Ceremony of the cut out; I certainly prefer seeing it Baptism of Her Royal Highness before we start him off....' Some the Infant Princess’ at the light age wear to the first page, Chapel at Buckingham Palace, otherwise VG Sir Francis de 13th May 1848, at 6 o’clock pm. Winton (1835-1901) British Briefly annotated by Wellington to Military Officer, Controller and the verso, with six holograph Treasurer of the Household of words, indicating that he will the Duke of York 1892-1901. attend the baptism. Some light Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 staining and age wear, largely to the edges, about VG Princess Louise, the sixth child and fourth Lot: 397 daughter of Queen Victoria and GEORGE V: (1865-1936) King of Prince Albert, was born on 18th the United Kingdom 1910-36. March 1848. Although christened A.L.S., George, as Duke of York, Louisa by the Archbishop of three pages, 8vo, York Cottage, Canterbury, she was invariably Sandringham, Norfolk, 8th July known as Louise throughout her 1893, to Sir Francis de Winton life. ('My dear de Winton'). The Duke Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 thanks his correspondent for their letter and 'memo for transaction of business' of which he Lot: 395 approves, and continues 'We EDWARD VII: (1841-1910) King here have answered all the of the United Kingdom 1901-10. telegrams we have received & A.L.S., Albert Edward, as Prince are now arranging the letters. I of Wales, three pages, 8vo, fear your work for the last two Marlborough House, 13th August months has indeed been heavy, 1889, to 'My dear Rosslyn' (Earl & for the last fortnight quite of Rosslyn). The Prince states terrible'. The Duke further that it was kind of his comments 'I will take this correspondent to have written to opportunity of again thanking you him and adds that he is pleased from the bottom of my heart for to know that he has safely arrived all you have done for me in this at Sydney Lodge, 'most sincerely trying time, & I hope you will do I hope that your stay may always look upon me as your prove beneficial to you', and grateful friend' and concludes by adding that he hopes he has informing de Winton of his travel many pleasant trips in the boat plans, 'We hope to remain here 'which is quite at your disposal until the end or the last week of for as long as you wish'. VG the month, we may stop in Robert St Clair-Erskine (1833- London a night or two & then go 1890) 4th Earl of Rosslyn. to Osborne for the Cowes week, Scottish Politician who served as but nothing is really settled.' VG Captain of the Gentleman-at- Sir Francis de Winton (1835- Arms under Lord Salisbury 1886- 1901) British Military Officer, 90. Controller and Treasurer of the Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Household of the Duke of York

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1892-1901. privately .' The Duke also writes Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 with news of his recent hunting activities, 'I have killed six stags altogether but have had bad luck. Lot: 398 I have been trying for salmon GEORGE V: (1865-1936) King of today but with no success, one the United Kingdom 1910-36. took my hook & I pricked another, A.L.S., George, as Duke of York, water too low.' Some very light, three pages, 8vo, York Cottage, minor age wear to the first page Sandringham, Norfolk, 29th and a small tear at the base of August 1893, to Sir Francis de the central fold, not affecting the Winton ('My dear de Winton'). text or signature, otherwise VG The Duke states that he hopes Sir Francis de Winton (1835- his correspondent is making 'the 1901) British Military Officer, arrangements for Edinburgh & Controller and Treasurer of the York' and that he will send him a Household of the Duke of York programme as soon as he can, 1892-1901. also referring to a meeting at Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Aberdeen and remarking 'If it suits Ld. Londonderry & people at Stockton we will certainly try & Lot: 400 arrange to go there after York, GEORGE V: (1865-1936) King of but if time is not convenient we the United Kingdom 1910-36. A must let it drop. As I must be fine vintage signed 6.5 x 10.5 down here for my shooting not photograph depicting the Prince later than middle of Octbr.' The of Wales standing in a three Duke further asks his quarter length pose wearing his correspondent to arrange the uniform. Signed ('George P') in date of a function in the East End fountain pen ink to a light area at of London, as well as a the head of the image and dated deputation involving the Lord 1904 in his hand. Matted in Mayor 'which must be done brown, with a decorative border, before coming here & is to take and framed and glazed in a place at York House', and modern silver coloured frame to reminds him 'that you will have to an overall size of 11 x 15. VG make all the arrangements for Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 railway journeys after we arrive Aberdeen until we reach London. Hope you have written to Lady Lot: 401 Lovelace about carriages.' VG Sir GEORGE V: (1865-1936) King of Francis de Winton (1835-1901) the United Kingdom 1910-36. British Military Officer, Controller D.S., Appd. G. R. I., as King, at and Treasurer of the Household the head, one page, 4to, 10 of the Duke of York 1892-1901. Downing Street, Whitehall, 11th Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 June 1921, on the blind embossed stationery of the First Lord of the Treasury. The typed Lot: 399 document is a dictated letter to GEORGE V: (1865-1936) King of the King from Austen the United Kingdom 1910-36. Chamberlain at the request of the A.L.S., George, as Duke of York, Prime Minister and recommends three pages, 8vo, Mar Lodge, that a Knighthood be conferred 19th September 1893, to Sir upon George Branson on the Francis de Winton ('My dear de occasion of his appointment to be Winton'). The Duke thanks his a judge of the High Court of correspondent for their letter and Justice. Signed by Austen expresses his approval at its Chamberlain at the foot. One file contents, continuing 'I will keep hole in the upper corner and very speech for Stockton, don't you light, minor age wear. Together think it rather long, I mean the with Queen Mary(1867-1953) statistics, & too important for the Queen Consort of the United place'. He also asks if a lunch is Kingdom. Book signed and before or after the opening of the inscribed, a hardback edition of Park, adding 'You might tell Mr. Great Flights by C. St. John Vyner that on Friday if we had Sprigg, published by Thomas time & felt inclined we might pay Nelson & Sons Ltd., January a visit to the Minster, but quite 1936 (reprinted). A presentation

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copy inscribed in bold, dark by his three young sons, Princes fountain pen ink by Queen Mary Edward, George and Henry. to the front free endpaper, 'For Signed by Lynch with his artist's Jamie Douglas from Mary R' and signature to the lower right corner dated Christmas 1940 in her of the image. Matted in cream hand. Some light foxing and and gold with a calligraphic some slight damp staining to the caption ('Viking and Family head of a few pages and cloth Man....') to the lower mount and boards. Lacking the dust jacket. framed and glazed in a gold G to VG, 2 Austen Chamberlain coloured frame to an overall size (1863-1937) British Politician, of 14 x 16.5. VG Nobel Peace Prize winner, 1925. Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Sir George Branson (1871-1951) British Judge at the High Court of Justice 1921-39. Lot: 404 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 MARY: (1867-1953) Queen Consort of the United Kingdom 1910-36, wife of King George V. Lot: 402 Vintage signed 6.5 x 11 GEORGE V: (1865-1936) King of photograph, the image depicting the United Kingdom 1910-36 & the Queen, dressed all in white, MARY (1867-1953) Queen standing at the foot of a Consort of the United Kingdom staircase. Signed in pencil by the 1910-36, wife of King George V. photographer to the lower A good pair of vintage 6.5 x 10.5 photographer's mount and photographs of King George V annotated by them 'Her Majesty and Queen Mary, the images the Queen on board H.M.Y. depicting the Royal couple Victoria & Albert'. Signed ('Mary standing in formal three quarter R') by the Queen in fountain pen length poses. Only the ink to the lower photographer's photograph of Queen Mary is mount and dated 1933 in her signed ('Mary') in fountain pen hand. Neatly mounted and ink to a clear area at the base of matted in cream and framed and the image and dated 1911-12 in glazed in a modern silver her hand. Each photograph is coloured frame to an overall size individually framed in the original of 11 x 15.5. Some light age wear matching wooden presentation and a few creases and small frames, each with attractive gilt pinholes to the lower edge and surrounds, to overall sizes of 15 x corners, G 11 each. Some slight silvering Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 and age wear, G to about VG, 2 The photographs, most likely images by W & D Downey, date Lot: 405 from the period of the Imperial ROYAL CHILDREN: An early Durbar which took place in Delhi A.L.S. by the future King Edward from 7th - 16th December 1911, VII (1894-1972 King of the United with the Durbar itself taking place Kingdom January - December on the 12th December. Of the 1936. Later Duke of Windsor; three Delhi Durbars to have been Edward, as Prince), the future held (the previous two occurring King George VI (1895-1952 King in 1877 and 1903) the one of of the United Kingdom 1936-52; 1911 was the only to be attended Albert, as Prince) and their sister by the sovereigns, King George Princess Mary (1897-1965 V and Queen Mary. Princess Royal, Countess of Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Harewood; Mary, as Princess) individually, one page, 8vo, York Cottage, Sandringham, Norfolk, Lot: 403 1st January 1903, to an [GEORGE V]: (1865-1936) King unidentified correspondent. The of the United Kingdom 1910-36. Royal children write, in full, 'We LYNCH FRANK (1895-1967) wish you a very happy New New Zealand Cartoonist & Year'. The text would appear to Illustrator. A fine original pen and be in the hand of Prince Edward. ink caricature drawn and signed With blank integral leaf. VG by Lynch on a 4to sheet, the Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 image depicting King George V in a Viking uniform, accompanied

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Lot: 406 blind embossed paper seal [BRITISH ROYALTY]: A good affixed at the head along with the vintage unsigned sepia 12 x 11 original black ribbon. A portion of photograph depicting the four the second page to the integral adult sons of King George V and leaf has been neatly cut away, Queen Mary, comprising King evidently for the removal of the Edward VIII, King George VI, countersignature. Some very Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester minor, extremely light staining to and Prince George, Duke of the left edge, about VG William Kent. The brothers are seen Cosmo Gordon Lang (1864- standing together in a formal row, 1945) Scottish Anglican Prelate in full length poses, each wearing who served as Archbishop of ceremonial uniforms. Photograph York (1908-28) and Archbishop by Bertram Park of London and of Canterbury (1928-42). The signed by him in pencil to the Most Rev. James Horstead lower photographer's mount. (1898-1989) Anglican Bishop of Neatly mounted to an overall size Sierra Leone (1936-61) and of 15.5 x 17.5 and loosely Archbishop of West Africa (1955- inserted into the original 61). photographer's presentation Estimate: £600.00 - £900.00 folder. Some light staining and creasing to the mount and folder, not affecting the image (minor Lot: 409 silvering), G EDWARD VIII: (1894-1972) King Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 of the United Kingdom January - December 1936. Later Duke of Windsor. A good A.L.S., David, Lot: 407 four pages, small 4to, Panama, EDWARD VIII: (1894-1972) King 31st March 1920, to his mistress of the United Kingdom January - Freda Dudley Ward ('Fredie December 1936. Later Duke of darling darling precious Windsor. An unusual vintage beloved'), on the printed signed 8.5 x 13 photograph stationery of HMS Renown. depicting the young Prince of Writing in pencil, the Prince of Wales standing in a formal three Wales informs his correspondent quarter length pose wearing the that 'We've been dining at the Garter Robes and Regalia. local Ritz, the Tivoli Hotel with Signed ('Edward P') in bold, dark Bennett (British Minister) & his fountain pen ink to the base of wife who gave that the dansant at the image and dated July 1911 in the Hyde Park Hotel for the Q. of his hand. Matted in black with a Roumania last March', further silver border and framed and continuing 'And there was a ball glazed in a plain silver coloured afterwards & we've all been frame to an overall size of 13.5 x sweating away for nearly 3 hrs & 18. Some extensive silvering and dancing with such impossible light age wear to the image, G women!! You just can't think what Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 they were like sweetheart & the only one that Dickie [Mountbatten] found for me who could dance at all was an Lot: 408 American girl who works behind EDWARD VIII: (1894-1972) King the counter at a store! However of the United Kingdom January - she was preferable to the so December 1936. Later Duke of called "monde" tho I also danced Windsor. Rare D.S., Edward R I, with Miss. Bennett.' The Prince as King, at the head, two pages, also writes of the interesting folio, Court at Saint James's, journey along the canal, 15th June 1936. The typed accompanied by the President of document is addressed to Cosmo the Republic of Panama, and of Gordon Lang, Lord Archbishop of an hours delay they incurred at Canterbury, and is a mandate for Culebra Cut 'by a landslide which the Consecration of the are frequent occurrences & it Reverend James Lawrence Cecil wasn't easy job getting this huge Horstead to be a Bishop, 'to the ship round the corner there with intent that he should exercise his only half the width of the canal in functions in one of Our use', also referring to 'a Yank Possessions and also in one of pilot & other Yank officers' who Our Protectorates abroad'. With

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joined them on board ('as it was Lot: 410 really hot they became rather EDWARD VIII: (1894-1972) King trying at the end of 12 hrs') and of the United Kingdom January - of Panama itself, ('a deadly spot, December 1936. Later Duke of the end of the world almost'). The Windsor. Bold fountain pen ink Duke also expresses a desire to signature ('Edward P') as Prince see Panama privately and have a of Wales on an oblong 12mo walk to stretch his legs, printed Christmas gift tag remarking 'This continuous life on featuring a colour printed bd. ship practically the whole of illustration of holly leaves and the time at sea gets very trying berries. With a brief typed tho. its rather early for me to say inscription. One small hole and this isn't it sweetie?' He also area of paper loss to the left edge adds that he hopes that his where the ribbon would have correspondent will like the originally been attached. Some photographs of himself and light age wear and staining, G Mountbatten bathing ('we Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 posed....spceially for you darling; I'm rather pleased with my thin legs!!') and concludes 'I love you, love you my blessed little Lot: 411 sweetheart, God bless you & EDWARD VIII: (1894-1972) King keep you for your very very own of the United Kingdom January - devoted adoring little amoureux'. December 1936. Later Duke of Accompanied by the original Windsor. A good, unusual riding envelope hand addressed by the crop of 24― in length, apparently Duke and bearing a good, previously belonging to the unusual black wax seal to the Prince of Wales. The crop verso featuring an impression of features a wooden shaft, carved a beetle. Together with four bone handle and looped leather original 6 x 4 photographs tongue (keeper) at the base. With (although not those referred to in a silver coloured metal band at the present letter) each showing the head of the shaft, featuring HMS Renown passing through the Prince of Wales feathers and the Panama Canal on the 30th a small silver coloured circular March 1920, negotiating the makers label of Skinner & Co Culebra Cut following the affixed to the handle. Some light landslide mentioned in the overall age wear, about VG Duke's letter, and each Provenance: Accompanied by a annotated in pencil by the Duke typed statement by Messrs to the verso. VG, 5 Freda Dudley Skinner & Co., Court Jewellers, Ward (1894-1983) Marquesa de Goldsmiths & Silversmiths, one Casa Maury. English Socialite, page, 4to, Old Bond Street, the mistress of Edward, Prince of London, 31st August 1945, to Mr. Wales from 1918-23. Ward W. Bagnall, on their printed remained a close confidante of stationery, stating, in part, ‘They Edward's until 1934 when his would mention that with relationship with Wallis Simpson reference to the Hunting Crop, began. The Prince wrote the this no doubt was made by us, as present letter during his 1920 we usually carried out any orders tour to Australia and New for H.R.H. The Duke of Windsor Zealand (making many stops en when Prince of Wales’. route) on board the refitted HMS Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Renown. He was accompanied by his 20 year old cousin, Louis Mountbatten, whom he refers to Lot: 412 in the letter as 'Dickie'. GEORGE VI: (1895-1952) King Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 of the United Kingdom 1936-52. A good vintage signed 9 x 13.5 photograph depicting the King standing in a three quarter length pose wearing his uniform. Photograph by Dorothy Wilding. Signed ('George R') in bold, dark fountain pen ink to the lower photographer's mount and dated 1949 in his hand. Matted in cream and framed and glazed in

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a dark wooden and gold coloured Lot: 415 frame to an overall size of 14.5 x ELIZABETH II: (1926- ) Queen of 18.5. About EX the United Kingdom 1952- . A Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 good A.L.S., Elizabeth, as Princess and Duchess of Edinburgh, two pages, 8vo, Lot: 413 Clarence House, St. James's, 3rd GEORGE VI (1895-1952) King of September 1950, to Mrs. Tannar. the United Kingdom 1936-52 & The Princess thanks her ELIZABETH (1900-2002) Queen correspondent for their letter of Consort, the Queen Mother. good wishes upon 'the arrival of Signed Christmas greetings card our daughter' and continues to by both King George VI and remark 'We are very delighted Queen Elizabeth individually, the and proud of her, and her brother 8vo cream folding card featuring seems very fascinated by her, an image to the inside of the and treats her with great care. It Royal couple riding together in a will be fun when they are able to state carriage on the occasion of play together'. The Princess their Silver Wedding. Signed further adds 'The baby is quite ('George R') by the King and unlike her brother, so it will be signed ('Elizabeth R') by the interesting to see whom she will Queen, each in bold fountain pen take after when she is older. Two inks, beneath a printed greeting, children are a great joy but it still the King adding the date 1949 in seems very strange to actually his hand. With a gold embossed talk about “children―!'. crown to the front cover. About Accompanied by two unsigned EX vintage 6.5 x 8.5 press Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 photographs of the young Prince Charles and Princess Anne in different poses in the gardens of Lot: 414 the Royal Lodge, Windsor, in one GEORGE VI (1895-1952) King of accompanied by their the United Kingdom 1936-52, grandmother, Queen Elizabeth, ELIZABETH (1900-2002) Queen the Queen Mother. VG, 3 Consort, the Queen Mother, Princess Anne was born on the ELIZABETH II (1926- ) Queen of 15th August 1950, less than a the United Kingdom 1952- & month before the present letter PRINCESS MARGARET: (1930- was written. At the time her elder 2002) Countess of Snowdon, brother, Prince Charles, was not younger sister of Queen yet two years of age and had Elizabeth II. A very fine vintage been born on 14th November signed 12 x 11 photograph by 1948. The Queen went on to King George VI, Queen have two further children Prince Elizabeth, Queen Elizabeth II and Andrew, born in 1960, and Prince Princess Margaret individually, Edward, born in 1964. the image depicting the Royal Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 family seated and standing together in a group pose. Photograph by Dorothy Wilding. Lot: 416 Signed (‘George R I’) by the ELIZABETH II: (1926- ) Queen of King, signed (‘Elizabeth R’) by the United Kingdom 1952- . D.S., Queen Elizabeth and signed Elizabeth R, as Queen, at the (‘Elizabeth’ and ‘Margaret’) head, two pages, folio (the by the two Princesses, each with second page with the lower half their names alone in dark neatly cut away, with loss of the fountain pen inks to the lower countersignature), Saint James's, photographer’s mount. Some 5th December 1952. The typed extremely light, very minor age document is addressed to the wear to the edges of the Lord Bishop of London and photographer’s mount and a states that, following an Act very little silvering to the extreme passed in the seventh year of the edges of the image, VG reign of Queen Victoria entitled Estimate: £1,000.00 - £1,200.00 An Act to make better Provision for the Spiritual Care of populous Parishes, 'a Parish for Spiritual Purposes was constituted out of the Parish of Hanwell in the

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County of Middlesex…and is Lot: 418 called the Parish of Saint PRINCESS MARGARET: (1930- Thomas, Hanwell', and further 2002) Countess of Snowdon, nominating Cecil Alfred Osborne younger sister of Queen to be Perpetual Curate of the Elizabeth II. A fine vintage signed Parish of Saint Thomas made 6 x 9 photograph, the image vacant by the death of Herbert showing the Princess in a close- James Beck. With blind up portrait alongside her newborn embossed blue paper seal and son, David. Photograph by original blue ribbon affixed. About Antony Armstrong-Jones, VG William Wand (1885-1977) Princess Margaret's husband English Anglican Bishop of from 1960-78. Signed London 1945-55. ('Margaret') in fountain pen ink by Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 the Princess to the lower photographer's mount and dated Christmas 1961 in her hand. Also Lot: 417 signed ('Tony') by her husband, ELIZABETH II: (1926- ) Queen of Antony Armstrong-Jones, in the United Kingdom 1952- . fountain pen ink with his name Vintage signed Christmas alone to the lower photographer's greetings card, the slim 4to stiff mount. Matted in pale blue and cream folding card features an framed and glazed in a wooden image to the inside of the Queen frame to an overall size of 11.5 x standing in a full length pose on 15.5. About EX Antony the deck of HMY Britannia, Armstrong-Jones (1930- ) 1st accompanied by Prince Philip Earl of Snowdon. English and their two young children, Photographer. David Armstrong- Prince Charles and Princess Jones (1961- ) Viscount Linley. Anne. Signed ('Elizabeth R') in English Furniture Maker. Son of dark fountain pen ink and dated Princess Margaret and Antony 1956 in her hand to the clear Armstrong-Jones who was born border beneath the image. With a on 3rd November 1961. printed greeting opposite and a Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 gold embossed crown to the front cover. Accompanied by the original Registered envelope post Lot: 419 marked at Buckingham Palace, CHARLES (1948- ) Prince of 14th December 1956. Some light Wales & DIANA (1961-1997) overall foxing and staining, only Princess of Wales. Book signed very slightly affecting the image and inscribed, by both Prince and signature. Together with Charles and Princess Diana Prince Philip (1921- ) Duke of individually, a hardback edition of Edinburgh, husband of Queen Watercolours by HRH The Prince Elizabeth II. A printed 8vo of Wales, First Edition published programme for A Grand Cricket by Little, Brown and Company, Match, The Duke of Edinburgh's London, 1991. Signed in fountain XI v. The Duke of Beaufort's XI, pen ink by Prince Charles to the at Badminton Cricket Club, 31st half title page, 'For Ken, with very July 1955, signed by Prince best wishes for Xmas 1991 from Philip with his name alone in Charles', the Princess adding fountain pen ink to the inside. 'and Diana' in her hand in Some tape stains, one very light fountain pen ink. With the dust one close to, but not affecting, wrapper. Accompanied by the the Prince's signature, and some Prince's blue crested light age wear. About G, 2 correspondence card with a Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 typed note, 'This comes with their Royal Highnesses The Prince and Princess of Wales's sincere thanks and best wishes for a very Happy Christmas and New Year'. Contained in a custom burgundy solander case with gilt decoration. EX Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00

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Lot: 420 also with an embossed dark blue ANNE: (1950- ) Princess Royal, monogram to the front cover. daughter of Queen Elizabeth II Both are accompanied by the and Prince Philip & PHILLIPS original Registered envelopes CAPTAIN MARK (1948- ) post marked at Buckingham English Horseman, Olympic Gold Palace, 1978 & 1982. VG, 2 medallist. Married from 1973-92. Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Signed 9 x 11.5 photograph by both Princess Anne and Captain Mark Phillips individually, the Lot: 422 image showing the Royal couple PRINCE ANDREW: (1960- ) in a head and shoulders pose Duke of York, son of Queen together. Signed ('Anne') by the Elizabeth II and Prince Philip & Princess and signed ('Mark') by SARAH (1959- ) Duchess of Captain Mark Phillips, both in York. Husband and wife 1986-96. blue fountain pen inks to the Signed 7.5 x 9.5 photograph by lower photographer's mount. both the Duke and Duchess Dated 1974 in the hand of the individually, the image depicting Princess. Framed and glazed in them in a head and shoulders the original blue leather pose together. Signed ('Andrew') presentation frame, by Hardy by the Duke and signed ('Sarah') Bros. Ltd of Australia, featuring a by the Duchess, each to the decorative gilt stamped border, to lower photographer's mount, and an overall size of 11 x 13.5. dated 1987 by the Duchess. About EX Framed and glazed in the original Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 blue leather presentation frame with a decorative gilt stamped border to an overall size of 9 x Lot: 421 11. Both signatures are just very ANNE: (1950- ) Princess slightly faded although remain Royal, daughter of Queen perfectly legible. VG Elizabeth II and Prince Philip & Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 CAPTAIN MARK PHILLIPS (1948- ) English Horseman, Olympic Gold medallist. Husband Lot: 423 of Princess Anne 1973-92. NAPOLEON I: (1769-1821) Signed Christmas greetings card Emperor of France 1804- 14, by both Princess Anne and 1815. L.S., Nap, one page, 4to, Captain Mark Phillips individually, Rambouillet, 9th August 1811, to the stiff white small 8vo folding an unidentified Major General card featuring a colour ('Mon Cousin'), in French. photograph to the inside of the Napoleon states, in part, 'I am Royal couple in a half length assured that there are good pose together accompanied by maps of Sardinia and useful their two young children, Peter information about this country in Phillips and Zara Tindall. Signed the Madrid warehouses. Write to (‘Anne’) by the Princess in the King in code so that he will bold blue fountain pen ink with have them located and sent to her name alone and signed you.' Two small areas of paper (‘Mark’) by her husband in loss to the upper left and right bold blue ink, both beneath a corners, not affecting the text or printed greeting. Phillips has signature, otherwise VG added the words ‘To you both’ Estimate: £800.00 - £1,000.00 in his hand at the head of the card. With embossed dark blue monogram to the front cover. Lot: 424 Together with a second signed TALLEYRAND-PÉRIGORD Christmas greetings card by both CHARLES MAURICE DE: (1754- Princess Anne and Captain Mark 1838) French Diplomat and Phillips individually, the stiff white Statesman. Prime Minister of oblong 8vo folding card featuring France July-September 1815. a colour photograph (by Lord Talleyrand was Napoleon´s chief Snowdon) to the inside of their diplomatic aide in the conquest of young daughter, Zara Tindall, in Europe. L.S., Ch. Maurice a pram wearing an adult’s flat Talleyrand, one page, folio, n.p., cap. Signed by both in a similar 2nd August 1804, to Monsieur fashion to the other card, and Bignon, Minister Plenipotentiary

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of France in Cassel, in French. Lot: 426 Talleyrand informs his FREDERICK II: (1712-1786) King correspondent 'The brigand of Prussia 1740-86. Known as Picard who has been wanted for Frederick the Great and a long time for his crimes remembered for his military committed in France, has been victories. A.L.S., Frederic, one arrested on Hessian page, 4to, Potsdam, 27th April territory....the brigand may end 1764, to the Comte de Reuss, up being released for lack of the Minister of State, in French. evidence. The Chief Justice has The King states that it is with expressed his wish that I seek his great pleasure that he agrees to extradition. Please forward my approve of granting Reuss the request to the Minister of S.A.E. permission, that he had [The Holy Roman Emperor]...' requested in his letter of the 26th, Some extremely minor, light age to travel to Brandenburg in order wear to the edges, VG to take possession of the rights to Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 which he is entitled. With blank integral leaf. Some very light, minor age wear, otherwise VG Lot: 425 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 CARNOT LAZARE: (1753-1823) French Politician, Engineer & Mathematician, the Organizer of Lot: 427 Victory in the French GUSTAV VI ADOLF (1882-1973) Revolutionary Wars. D.S., King of Sweden 1950-73. A good Carnot, one page, folio, n.p., 29 vintage signed 8.5 x 11.5 Prairial, Year 2 of the Republic photograph of the King in a (29th May 1794). The manuscript formal half length pose wearing document, in French, is issued by his uniform. Photograph by the Commission for Arms, Bergne of Stockholm and signed Gunpowder and Mines of the by the photographer in white Republic and states, in full, 'The fountain pen ink to the lower right Army of the Pyrenees Orientales corner of the image. Signed is in urgent need of Cartridges. ('Gustav Adolf') by the King in These are manufactured in fountain pen ink to the lower Toulouse, but there will be an photographer's mount and dated imminent shortage of 1952 in his hand. Framed and Gunpowder. Consequently, the glazed in the original dark brown Commission proposes to the leather presentation frame by Committee of Public Safety to Jarrolds of London and bearing a take from the Gunpowder gilt stamped crown at the head. manufacture of Toulouse 20,000 13.5 x 10 overall. Some pounds of Gunpowder, to be extremely light, minor scuffing to transferred to the Artillery base of the frame, otherwise EX this town.' The proposal is Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 approved by the Committee of Public Safety and signed by Carnot at the foot and countersigned by Claude Lot: 428 Antoine, Comte Prieur-Duvernois MARGARETHA OF SWEDEN: (1763-1832) French Engineer & (1899-1977) Princess of Sweden, Politician and Jacques Nicolas wife of Prince Axel of Denmark. Billaud-Varenne (1756-1819) Vintage signed 8.5 x 11 Instrumental figure in the Reign photograph of the Princess of Terror during the French seated in a three quarter length Revolution. Some light age wear pose. Photograph by Elfelt. and minor areas of paper loss to Signed ('Margaretha') in bold, the extreme edges and lower dark fountain pen ink at the base right corner, not affecting the text of the image and dated 1947 in or signatures. G her hand. Framed and glazed in Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 the original dark brown leather presentation frame by Jarrolds of London and featuring a gilt stamped crown at the head. 13.5 x 10 overall. Some light scuffing to the frame, otherwise VG Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

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Lot: 429 Lot: 431 VICTOR EMMANUEL III: (1869- PETER I: (1844-1921) King of 1947) King of Italy 1900-46, Serbia 1903-18 and King of the Emperor of Ethiopia 1936-41 & Serbs, Croats and Slovenes King of the Albanians 1939-43 & 1918-21. A fine, rare vintage ELENA OF MONTENEGRO signed 6 x 9 cabinet photograph, (1873-1952) Queen of Italy 1900- the image depicting the King 46, wife of Victor Emmanuel III. A standing in a formal three quarter good pair of signed 7 x 11 length pose wearing his uniform. photographs by the King and Signed ('Pierre') in bold, dark Queen individually, the King's fountain pen ink to a clear area of image depicting him in a formal the background and dated head and shoulders study Belgrade, 14th January 1913 in wearing a uniform with medals his hand. Matted in cream and and a sash. Signed in bold, dark framed and glazed in the original fountain pen ink to a light area at brown leather and gilt frame to an the base of the image with an overall size of 11 x 14. Together additional sentiment in Italian. with a letter of transmittal from a Dated Chesterfield House, June Secretary of the Cabinet of the 1897 in his hand. The Queen's King, dated 15th January 1913, image shows her seated in an accompanied by the original elegant three quarter length Registered envelope addressed pose, in semi-profile, wearing a to Achille Joinard, and also crown. Signed in dark fountain including a second, slightly larger pen ink to a light area at the base Registered envelope also of the image and also dated addressed to Joinard and dated Chesterfield House, June 1897 in 16th January 1913. Some light her hand. Both photographs are overall age wear to the frame, the professionally matted in purple photograph VG Achille Joinard and framed and glazed in (1889-1958) French Nationalist matching ornate gilt plaster and Sports Official, President of frames to an overall size of 11 x the Union Cycliste Internationale 17 each. Some light overall 1947-57. mottling to the King's image, Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 otherwise VG, 2 The present photographs were signed at the time of the King and Queen of Lot: 432 Italy's visit to London for Queen LONYAY KAROLY: (1886-1963) Victoria's Diamond Jubilee. They Hungarian-American Count, would have attended a large Political Exile, Historian and fancy dress ball celebrating the Author of Rudolph: The Tragedy Diamond Jubilee at Devonshire of Mayerling (1949). Small House in Piccadilly along with the collection of four lengthy A.Ls.S., future King Edward VII and other Carl Lonyay, twenty three pages Royal guests. (total), 8vo and small 4to, Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 Oroszvar, Moson Megye, Camp west of Budapest, Czegled, 25th May - 8th July 1912, all to Elinor Lot: 430 Glyn. Lonyay writes a series of MARIE OF ROMANIA: (1875- appreciative letters to Glyn, in his 1938) Queen Consort of slightly broken English (his Romania 1914-27. Wife of King mistakes uncorrected below), Ferdinand I. Vintage signed sepia stating, in part, ‘Probably you 6.5 x 8 photograph, being a get lots of such silly letters like reproduction of an artist's this one is. But that is the fate of drawing of the Queen in a half such selebrated authors. So you length pose. Signed ('Marie') in can forgive this one too! With the fountain pen ink to a light area at greatest passion I have read all the base of the image and dated your books & I have something 1926 in her hand. Neatly like a great worship for our mounted and matted in pale blue espirit….The knolledge of human eggshell and beige and framed nature I have learnt throught your and glazed in a plain wooden books, so many men have been frame to an overall size of 16.5 x writing about feminine 17. VG psychology and they know Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 almost nothing about it. Being a woman you know what makes

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the womans charms, being a charakter, only I’m glad to say great psychologist you have mad it’s differant to other peoples, of it a great generous gift to the with out pretending to be original! whole humanity. You are not only There is some trouth in Oscar a deep psychologist you are also Wilde’s saying “The only thing a marvellous poet, your heros are that is known about charakters is sorunded by exquisite poetry and that it changes―….your reading they have got the sence of from my face has puzzled me, as nature. I have the full collection of you have told me many facts. your writings, there is one I have About myselfe, joined the cavalry been reading over and over very young - almost as a baby - again, you will easily guess wich, After 4 years became officer in if I tell you I am a young cavallry the 12th Lancers, After 5 years officer….I would consider it as a had to go in a other regiment - great joy, if in my frontier garrison because I told my Colonel & I had a little souvenir of you Captain how little I thort of them. either an autograph or a photo.’ At present in the 8th Hussars….I (25th May 1912), ‘But I flatter had a time where I was very fond myselfe to say that I have in lot of of studiing phylosophy, and in things your taste and ideas. As many things I agree with being an officer, one is rather Schopenhauer, but then I ignorant very little red and could realised that it is very easy to be easily become narrow minded. a phylosopher, if one is old a This is the result from the frontier German and that the most is only garrisons. The bad influence of theory. Phylosophy is the only thos places can be so injurious thing one can read in German. that one perhaps even could Then I touck a great interest in taike life too serious!….Your graphologie, but it is not the onlie photo gave me a great pleasure. way judge charakters….My ideal I am longing to say something would be to write a very good about your eyes with the strange play. I have never tryed it….It fascination, they seem to haunt would interest me very much to one. In England one should not be military attachee at a embassy make personal remarks. So I but onlie in London ore Paris ore don’t dare to tell you how Washington. The people in this beautiful I think they are. You part of Europe are very see, I pretend to respect the rules uninteresting as a rule and very of society. You seem to licke narrow minded. Society bores Louis XVI??….I think you will me, as thos poor little people talk rather like it [Hungary] as the always the same silly details. sunsets are perfect (just like in Oldow talking five languages, my Egypt) and the gipsy bands are frensh is so bad, that it causes excellent. I love my country….In me pain, to order a dinner in case you don’t think my letter frensh or tell a Lady “Votre too silly & banal and you answer chapeau est tres, tres chick―….I please do write something about am English in no way. Oldow it is yourselfe….Posing is very nice if in the fashion to be, ore to it is well don, but cheap posing is pretend to be English…’ (22nd too German…’ (2nd June 1912), June 1912), ‘When are you ‘On the 9th I had to go back to sending the photo? The my regiment as my leave was fascination of your eyes came over. On account of over me and is getting stronger & with the socialist, troups have stronger. Green - After knowing been concentrated near you by your writings, as each of Budapest & my regiment too has your heroines have more or less been ordered hear. We are yourselfe in them. I feel like camping near the ruins of a little running away from this place to chateau (17th century). But all go to your eyes. Wich have romance is wasted as thos intoxicated me perfectly. It is people can not understand. I am like….the cold shivering going very fond of camping, as the down the back, just like hearing nights are perfect in this beautiful splendid sensual music. The season & I am longing for the full feeling of a insect going too close moon to come….Have enclosed a to a candle, not minding getting photo (no longer present) looking burned, only thinking of the straight - as you wish - ….It is moment of enjoying to be very very difficoult to analyse my close to the light…..To have food

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is necessary. But the only thing otherwise VG, 2 Hernando Siles what one enjoyes during dinner Reyes (1882-1942) President of are the flowers and the golden the Republic of Bolivia 1926-30 cups on the white table cloth. Is it Blattengeta Heruy Welde Sellase really true that every pleashure is (1878-1938) Foreign Minister of cruel? Breaking glases to enjoy Ethiopia 1930-37. Empress the silvery sound? Would like to Zewditu I (1876-1930) Empress go and fight pirats wich have of Ethiopia 1916-30. The first stolen a Queen with red hair or female head of an internationally kill a dragon wich is guarding a recognised state in Africa in the Ldy with green eyes and a with 19th & 20th centuries. very white skin….You have Estimate: £800.00 - £1,000.00 scoldet me for not answering your questions about me figure. Well! I am enclosing a Kodak (no Lot: 434 longer present) You see how [HIROHITO]: (1901-1989) slender it is, even under the thick Emperor Showa of Japan 1926- uniform….Am staring at your 89. A good, unusual original photo in the Louis XVI frame & vintage unsigned sepia 14.5 x 9 wondering - your hands are very photograph, the image depicting good, your arms, your finger Crown Prince Hirohito seated in a nails….It is perfect madness of full length pose at the centre of me to get so exaltee about two rows of various Japanese you….’ (8th July 1912). Three of and British officials and the letters are accompanied by delegates, each wearing official the original envelopes (two sent uniforms. In the immediate by Registered mail) hand background Buckingham Palace addressed by Lonyay and can be seen. Matted in cream bearing wax seals to the versos. above a printed description VG, 4 Elinor Glyn (1864-1943) dating the photograph to 11th British Novelist who coined the May 1921 and identifying a use of the phrase It as a number of the subjects. Framed euphemism for sex appeal. and glazed in a modern dark Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 wooden frame to an overall size of 18.5 x 15. VG The present photograph was taken during the Lot: 433 Crown Prince's European Tour HAILE SELASSIE I: (1892-1975) which took place over six months Ethiopian Regent 1916-30 and during 1921. Hirohito became the Emperor 1930-74. Rare D.S., first Japanese Crown Prince to Haile Selassie, one page, folio, travel abroad and he visited Addis-Ababa, 12th April 1930, to France, the Netherlands, Italy [Hernando Siles Reyes] the and Belgium as well as England. President of the Republic of Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Bolivia, in Ge’ez. Haile Selassie writes a formal letter to the President, announcing the death Lot: 435 of Empress Zewditu I on 2nd ROYALTY: Small selection of April 1930 and his subsequent signed colour photographs of accession to the throne as various sizes (8 x 12 and smaller) Emperor of Ethiopia. Boldly by various members of Royal signed in blue fountain pen ink at families including Princess the foot. The head of the Stephanie of Monaco, Tsar document features a circular Simeon II of Bulgaria, Alexander purple rubber stamped seal with II, Crown Prince of Serbia, the Ethiopian Lion of Judah at the Princess Haya of Jordan and centre. Accompanied by a T.L.S. King Mohammed VI of Morocco. by Blattengeta Heruy Welde Autopen (1). VG to EX, 6 Sellase (?), one page, folio, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Addis-Ababa, 12th April 1930, to the Foreign Minister of the Republic of Bolivia, in French, on the printed stationery of the Foreign Minister, transmitting Haile Selassie’s letter to the President of the Republic of Bolivia. Some light age wear,

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Lot: 436 Lot: 438 WELLINGTON DUKE OF: (1769- WELLINGTON DUKE OF: (1769- 1852) Anglo-Irish Field Marshal & 1852) Anglo-Irish Field Marshal & British Prime Minister 1828-30, British Prime Minister 1828-30, 1834. A.L.S., Wellington, two 1834. A.L.S., with his initial W, pages, 4to, London, 1st May one page, 8vo, London, 21st May 1829, to the Earl of Scarbrough. 1835, to Henry, his groom. Wellington thanks his Wellington informs his correspondent for their note and correspondent that a Chestnut continues 'I have your Proxy and Mare has met with an accident I will use it as your Lordship and therefore asks that Young desires. I am not surprised at the Copenhagen be sent up opinions which your Lordship has 'tomorrow by the enclosed route' entertained; and I am much (no longer present) and that he concerned that I should have be supplied with knee caps. considered it my duty to take a Some light age wear and minor course of which your Lordship staining, G n Young disapproved'. He further remarks Copenhagen was named after that he is pleased, however, not Wellington's celebrated stallion to have lost Scarborough's Copenhagen (1808-1836) on confidence, adding 'I am certain whom he rode at the Battle of that nothing can occur in future Waterloo. which can occasion any Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 difference of opinion between your Lordship and me.' One small area of paper loss and a Lot: 439 light stain to the upper left corner, DISRAELI BENJAMIN: (1804- only just affecting one word of 1881) British Prime Minister 1874- text but not the signature, G 80. A.L.S., B Disraeli, four pages, Richard Lumley-Saunderson 8vo, Down Street, Piccadilly, n.d. (1757-1832) 6th Earl of (c. July/August 1837) to Mr. Scarbrough. British Army officer Wickham. Disraeli announces & Politician. High Sheriff of ‘Although the election in my Nottinghamshire 1793-94. own count & other similar matters Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 have engrossed my attention since I left Maidstone, I beg to assure you I have not forgotten Lot: 437 my kind friends & constituents & WELLINGTON DUKE OF: (1769- especially those to whose spirited 1852) Anglo-Irish Field Marshal & support I am mainly indebted for British Prime Minister 1828-30, the high honour of being their 1834. A.L.S., Wellington, two representative’ and continues to pages, 4to, Walmer Castle, 6th thank Wickham personally, November 1834, to W. W. Nash, commenting ‘Your energy & Master of the Merchant Tailors' unwearied assiduity did wonders. Company. Wellington states that I hope I shall always find you at he has received his my right hand in similar correspondent's letter and asks situations.’ Disraeli further adds that his 'grateful ‘The good cause looks well. acknowledgements' be passed to England is true to herself & as the Merchant Tailors' Company long as that continues we shall 'for the honour you have done baffle all traitors.’ Framed in the me in placing in your Hall a original wooden frame and portrait of me; and for the Terms glazed to both sides to an overall in which you convey the size of 11 x 9. The letter is neatly announcement that the picture is split into two pieces at the placed in the situation which it horizontal central fold (and with was intended it should occupy'. some slight splits to the other EX folds), only very slightly affecting Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 the text, which remains perfectly legible. Disreali won a seat in the House of Commons in the Election of July 1837, representing the constituency of Maidstone as a Tory. He made his maiden speech in Parliament on 7th December 1837 and

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remained MP for Maidstone until Lot: 442 1841. CHURCHILL WINSTON S.: Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 (1874-1965) British Prime Minister 1940-45, 1951-55. Nobel Prize winner for Literature, 1953. Lot: 440 A fine D.S., Winston S. Churchill, LLOYD GEORGE DAVID: (1863- (an excellent example of his 1945) British Prime Minister 1916- signature, with just a very small, 22. Vintage signed sepia minor smudge to the paraph), postcard photograph of Lloyd four pages, 4to, n.p., 16th May George standing outdoors in a 1949. The typed document is an half length profile pose with one original copy of a speech hand raised as he delivers a delivered by Churchill, beginning speech to a crowd of onlookers. ‘We are now entering upon a Signed in bold, dark fountain pen fateful year. Before it is through ink with his name alone to a light we shall fight another General area at the base of the image. Election, an Election whose Together with Arthur James importance it is impossible to Balfour (1848-1930) British Prime exaggerate. Never in our Minister 1902-05. Signed sepia electoral history have the people postcard photograph, the image of this country been presented depicting New Admiralty Arch in with such a choice. For they will London. Signed ('Arthur James have to choose between two Balfour') in fountain pen ink with utterly different conceptions of life his name alone, largely across a and liberty in this country - the light area at the base of the way of Socialism or the image. VG, 2 Conservative way, the way of Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 freedom’ and continuing, in part, ‘The Socialists indeed succeeded to great problems and Lot: 441 difficulties when they became the CHAMBERLAIN NEVILLE: (1869- Government in 1945 but they 1940) British Prime Minister 1937- succeeded also to a great 40. A good vintage signed 10.5 x inheritance. Since then they have 14 photograph of Chamberlain had much support. They have seated outdoors in a three had the firm and consistent quarter length pose. Photograph support of the Conservative by Vandyk of London and signed Opposition in any matter in which by the photographer in pencil to they have been acting in the true the lower left corner of the image. national interest. Yet, despite Signed by Chamberlain with his this, they have succeeded in name alone in fountain pen ink to squandering our heritage and the lower photographer's mount. inflicting upon the people of this Framed and glazed in the original country by their incompetent plain black wooden frame administration wholly bearing the original label of unnecessary hardships and Jarrolds Ltd. of Sloane Street, sacrifices. It is clear that they London, pasted to the verso. 11.5 intend to persist in their present x 14.5 overall. One small course. Sir Stafford Cripps has wormhole and a small, light stain left us in no doubt that under his to the lower edge of the dispensation Government photographer's mount, not expenditure will continue at affecting the signature, otherwise present crushing levels. This VG means, let me remind you, that Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 there will be no prospect of any substantial remissions of taxation while the present Chancellor and the present Government remain in power…..The Socialists tell you of the achievements of British industry and commerce in increasing production and expanding exports. It is by these unremitting efforts alone that this country can be saved from the perils into which we have been thrust by Socialism. Yet what

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they do not tell you is that the Lot: 443 industries that are performing CHURCHILL WINSTON S.: these great feats are almost all (1874-1965) British Prime under private management and Minister 1940-45, 1951-55. Nobel ownership. For these and other Prize winner for Literature, 1953. reasons I am confident that the T.L.S., Winston S Churchill, one Election of this coming year will page, 4to, Hyde Park Gate, be the greatest opportunity our London, February 1951, to Party has ever had to serve our Desmond Flower ('My dear country’s interests. We can Desmond') of Messrs. Cassell & defeat the Socialists and remove Co. Ltd. Churchill writes, in full, from office this incompetent and 'What has happened about the unworthy Government….We have Book of Speeches? I was told I all of us a duty to do. Let us go could have it in January, and it is forward together and let us crown now almost March. Where is the our efforts with victory.’ A hold up? It would be a help if they typically stirring and powerful came out fairly soon.' Together Churchillian speech. Despite the with a carbon copy of Flower's large number of speeches typed letter of reply, signed with Churchill delivered throughout his his initials DF, one page, 4to, life, original signed copies are of n.p., 6th March 1951, to exceptional rarity, and less than Churchill, explaining that he has five are thought to have been just returned from India and has offered at auction in the last thirty- now looked into the matter of the five years. One file hole to the speeches, reporting 'I find that upper left corner of each page, Randolph's secretary sent us part not affecting the text or signature, of the text on 25th January, and a otherwise about EX The present further section followed during speech is apparently previously February. Up to the present, unknown and unrecorded. however, we have not yet Provenance: From the papers of received all the speeches nor Donald Forbes, Honorary have we received any of the Secretary of the Woodford explanatory notes which are to Conservative Association. be attached to them.' One file Churchill served as Member of hole and a few small pinholes to Parliament for Woodford from the upper left corner of 1945-64 and at the time of Churchill's letter and a few pencil delivering the present speech annotations, most likely by was Leader of the Opposition. Flower, at the foot of the letter, Churchill evidently gave the none of which affect the text or present speech on the Campaign signature. VG, 2 Desmond Trail ahead of the 1950 General Flower (1907-1997) British Election, the first ever general Publisher and Book Collector. election to be held after a full Churchill's The War Speeches term of a Labour government. 1939-1945 were published in Held on 23rd February 1950, the 1952. Election resulted in Labour being Estimate: £800.00 - £1,000.00 re-elected to Government, although with a slim majority of just five seats. Churchill was to return to power as Prime Minister Lot: 444 for the third time twenty months CHURCHILL WINSTON S.: later at the 1951 General Election (1874-1965) British Prime which the Labour Government Minister 1940-45, 1951-55. Nobel had called in an attempt to Prize winner for Literature, 1953. increase their majority. Sir T.L.S., Winston S. Churchill, with Richard Stafford Cripps (1889- holograph salutation and 1952) British Politician, subscription, one page, 4to, Hyde Chancellor of the Exchequer Park Gate, London, 18th 1947-50. February 1956, to Desmond Estimate: £4,000.00 - £6,000.00 Flower ('My dear Desmond'). Churchill thanks his correspondent for their letter and continues 'I fear I cannot undertake the task you propose. Now that I have reviewed its scope I must ask you to relieve me from it'. Together with four

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carbon copies of typed letters Nobel Prize in Literature citation. from Flower to Churchill, or his Estimate: £800.00 - £1,000.00 Private Secretary, all sent during February 1956 and three signed by Flower with his initials DF, Lot: 445 including a copy of the letter CHURCHILL WINSTON S.: relating to Churchill's present (1874-1965) British Prime reply, two pages, 4to, n.p., 15th Minister 1940-45, 1951-55. Nobel February 1956, stating that Prize winner for Literature, 1953. Flower had been approached by T.L.S., Winston S. Churchill, one the National Broadcasting page, 4to, Hyde Park Gate, Corporation of America in London, 24th November 1956, to connection with a project for the Desmond Flower ('My dear publication of Volume I of The Desmond'). Churchill writes, in History of the English-Speaking full, 'I am so pleased to have the Peoples, and discussing the beautifully bound copy of Volume possibilities of their idea to record II which you kindly sent to me. and photograph a discussion on Thank you very much'. Together the work between Churchill and with a carbon copy of Flower's an eminent historian, possibly A. typed letter, signed with his L. Rowse, at Chartwell. Flower initials DF, to Churchill, one concludes 'The televising of a page, 4to, n.p., 19th November talk of this nature would 1956, stating, in full, 'I have very undoubtedly be the finest great pleasure in sending you the possible publicity for the first second volume of The History of volume of your book, which I the English-Speaking Peoples, know is near to your heart. I do bound in leather, to join the first hope that you will feel inclined to volume which we had the honour consider this suggestion of giving you on 23rd April'. Also sympathetically, as I know how including a carbon copy of a much good it will do.' Also telegram to Churchill from included is a T.L.S. by Doreen Flower, one page, oblong 8vo, Pugh, Private Secretary to n.p., 30th November 1956, Churchill, one page, 8vo, Hyde stating, in full, 'Best Wishes for a Park Gate, London, 17th Happy Birthday from all at February 1956, to Flower, Cassells', accompanied by thanking him for his letter and for Churchill's original telegram of forwarding one from Fritze's reply (received copy), one page, bookshop and remarking 'Sir oblong 8vo, Westerham, Kent, Winston has written to thank 2nd December 1956, to them, but explaining that he is Desmond Flower at Cassells, sorry he could not lend any of his simply reading 'Thank you all so pictures for an exhibition.' One much'. One file hole and a few file hole and a few small pinholes small pinholes to the upper left to the upper left corner of corner of Churchill's letter, not Churchill's letter, not affecting the affecting the text or signature, text or signature, VG, 6 Desmond VG, 4 Desmond Flower (1907- Flower (1907-1997) British 1997) British Publisher and Book Publisher and Book Collector. Collector. Churchill's four volume Churchill's four volume work A work A History of the English- History of the English-Speaking Speaking Peoples were Peoples were published between published between 1956-58. 1956-58. Churchill had actually Churchill had actually began began work on the history during work on the history during the the 1930s at the suggestion of 1930s at the suggestion of publisher Newman Flower (father publisher Newman Flower (father of Desmond Flower) although of Desmond Flower) although various events, including World various events, including World War II, prevented Churchill War II, prevented Churchill completing the work until the late completing the work until the late 1950s when he was in his early 1950s when he was in his early eighties. A History of the English- eighties. Volume II was entitled Speaking Peoples became a best The New World. seller and was reviewed Estimate: £800.00 - £1,000.00 favourably on both sides of the Atlantic. The work was one of the writings mentioned in Churchill's

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Lot: 446 to the upper left corner and some CHURCHILL WINSTON S.: very light, extremely minor age (1874-1965) British Prime wear to the edges, not affecting Minister 1940-45, 1951-55. Nobel the text, otherwise VG Prize winner for Literature, 1953. Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 T.L.S., W S Churchill, (a slightly shaky, although bold, signature), one page, 4to, Hyde Park Gate, Lot: 448 London, 4th September 1962, to THATCHER MARGARET: (1925- John A. MacKinnon and the 2013) British Prime Minister 1979- Trustees of Churchill 90. Signed colour 8 x 10 Presbyterian Church. Churchill photograph of Thatcher seated in thanks his correspondents for a half length pose. Signed in bold their letter and invitation and black ink with her name alone to remarks 'It was a source of regret a clear area at the base of the to me that I could not be present image. Together with a 5 x 7 at the Centenary ceremonies of photograph of Thatcher in a half your Church', however continues length pose, bearing a facsimile 'None the less, your invitation signature, and also including two has given me great pleasure, and official Christmas greetings cards I send you all my warm good issued from 10 Downing Street, wishes for the happiness and one bearing a facsimile signature prosperity of Churchill and all of Thatcher and the other of John who live there.' A few minor Major. VG to EX, 4 staple and pinholes to the upper Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 edge and some very light creasing and age wear, not affecting the text or signature, Lot: 449 about VG THATCHER MARGARET: (1925- Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 2013) British Prime Minister 1979- 90. Signed 5 x 7 photograph of Thatcher in a half length pose. Lot: 447 Signed in bold black ink with her CHURCHILL WINSTON S.: name alone to the lower white (1874-1965) British Prime border. Together with a signed Minister 1940-45, 1951-55. Nobel colour 10 x 8 photograph by both Prize winner for Literature, 1953. British Prime Minister Edward Typed manuscript, unsigned, with Heath and American President holograph corrections, one page, Gerald Ford individually, the 4to, n.p., n.d. (c.1934). The page image depicting the two men of corrected proof is from seated in full length poses Churchill’s book Marlborough: opposite each other whilst His Life and Times and bears five engaged in conversation, and ink corrections in Churchill’s accompanied by several other hand (the holograph corrections men including Henry Kissinger. indicated in bold text), in part, Signed by both Heath and Ford ‘….a general manoeuvring equal in bold blue inks to clear areas of or smaller forces in closest the image and dated July 1995 contact with a redoubtable by Heath. VG to EX, 2 enemy, who even often might Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 engage in a decisive battle “at no more than one hour’s notice―. After the long marches Lot: 450 and twelve or fourteen hours in THATCHER MARGARET (1925- the saddle, & reconnaissances 2013) British Prime Minister 1979- often under cannon-fire….It is 90 & CARTER JIMMY (1924- ) these most interesting simple American President 1977-81. records that tell his tale, rarely Nobel Peace Prize winner, 2002. never meant for an eye but those Signed colour 8.5 x 6 photograph to whom they were addressed, in by Thatcher and Carter a most compulsive form, and individually, the image depicting vindicate alike the greatness, the American President standing warmth, and virtue of his outdoors in a half length pose nature.’ With several other more delivering a speech at a lectern minor corrections in indelible featuring the US Presidential pencil, most likely in the hand of Seal. Thatcher stands to one a proof reader. With one file hole side, listening attentively, and to

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Carter's other side First Lady by their children, James and Rosalynn Carter can be seen. Elizabeth. Together with three Signed by both Thatcher and further cards with facsimile Carter individually in black inks signatures of John and Norma with their names alone, largely to Major (although two with clear areas of the image, and holograph inscriptions in the also signed by Rosalynn Carter hand of Norma Major) and a in black ink to a clear area of the Christmas card bearing a image. EX facsimile signature of Margaret Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Thatcher. Also including a T.L.S., Norma, by Norma Major, one page, 4to, London, May 1992, to Lot: 451 Adrian and Vickie Cumber, on THATCHER MARGARET: (1925- the printed stationery of the 2013) British Prime Minister 1979- House of Commons. Major 90. Signed colour 8 x 12 thanks her correspondents for photograph of Thatcher seated in their letter of congratulations and a three quarter length pose in an states, in part, ‘We are of armchair. Signed in bold gold ink course very happy to be with her name alone to the base remaining at Downing Street and of the image. A couple of slight John is keenly looking forward to corner creases, otherwise VG the next five years. All along we Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 were surprised by the polls since we found our support as we travelled the country was solid wherever we would expect it to Lot: 452 be. It was marvellous to have THATCHER MARGARET: (1925- confounded the opinion polls and 2013) British Prime Minister 1979- most of the media with such a 90 & DENIS (1915-2003) British magnificent result!’ Further Businessman, husband of including a book signed and Margaret Thatcher. Signed inscribed by Norma Major, a Christmas greetings card by both hardback edition of Chequers - Margaret and Denis Thatcher The Prime Minister’s Country individually, the folding slim 4to House and its History, published card featuring a colour illustration by Harper Collins, London, 1996 to the cover of a water colour of (reprint). Signed by Major in bold Downing Street by Hugh Casson. black ink to the half title page. Signed by Margaret Thatcher in Accompanied by the dust jacket. black ink with her name alone to The lot also includes Michael the inside, and signed ('Denis Bond (1926- ) English Author. and…') by her husband, in blue Signed 4to colour reproduction fountain pen ink, beneath a image of Paddington Bear printed greeting and above their walking in a full length pose address at 10 Downing Street, carrying his suitcase. Signed by London. About EX Bond in blue ink to a clear area at Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 the base of the image. Some very light, minor age wear, VG to EX, 14 Lot: 453 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 MAJOR JOHN: (1943 - ) British Prime Minister 1997-07. Collection of seven signed Lot: 454 Christmas greetings cards by BRITISH PRIME MINISTERS: and his wife Norma William Gladstone (1809-1898) Major individually, each of the British Prime Minister 1868-74, different folding oblong 8vo and 1880-85, 1886, 1892-94. A.L.S., 8vo cards featuring colour W E Gladstone, one page, 8vo, illustrations to the covers Carlton Gardens, 8th June 1848, including the Houses of to J. Griffith, stating that he will Parliament, Buckingham Palace, write to Mr. Barker 'so as to place Kennington Oval and others with a further sum at your disposal for a Christmas theme. All are current expenses and for the signed by both John and Norma payment of salaries, the time for Major with their first names only, which I conceive must now be Norma Major adding inscriptions approaching.' With blank integral in her hand to each. Two of the leaf; Robert Peel (1788-1850) cards are also individually signed

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British Prime Minister 1834-35 & Lot: 457 1841-46. A.L.S., Sir Robert Peel, BRITISH PRIME MINISTERS: in the third person, one page, Selection of signed pieces, cards, 8vo, n.p., 25th November n.y., to a few signed postcard Mr. Mottram, stating that he can photographs and slightly larger, not provide any further T.L.S. (1) by various British information to his correspondent; Prime Ministers including Stanley Lord John Russell (1792-1878) Baldwin, , British Prime Minister 1846-52, Clement Attlee, Andrew Bonar 1865-66. A.L.S., J Russell, one Law, John Major, , page, 4to, n.p., 19th October n.y., Gordon Brown, Harold Wilson to a gentleman, asking if the etc. G to generally VG, 9 meeting of the Chelsea Board Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 could be delayed as 'I have had scarcely any holidays & want a week in the country.' With blank integral leaf. Some light age wear Lot: 458 and a few minor stains, G to BRITISH PRIME MINISTERS: A about VG, 3 good signed colour 10 x 8 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 photograph by five former British Prime Ministers individually, Edward Heath (1916-2005, British Prime Minister 1970-74), Lot: 455 James Callaghan (1912-2005, BRITISH PRIME MINISTERS: British Prime Minister 1976-79), Selection of signed postcard Margaret Thatcher (1925-2013, photographs and slightly larger British Prime Minister 1979-90), by various British Prime Ministers John Major (1943- , British comprising Harold Macmillan, Prime Minister 1990-97) and Lord Home (slightly grainy Tony Blair (1953- , British reproduction image showing him Prime Minister 1997-2007). The in a cricket action pose), Harold image depicts the Prime Wilson, Edward Heath, James Ministers standing in a row in Callaghan and John Major formal full length poses either (colour 8 x 11.5 photograph). VG side of Queen Elizabeth II. to EX, 6 Signed by all five Prime Ministers Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 with their names alone, in bold blue and black inks, each to the lower photographer’s mount. Lot: 456 Some very light, extremely minor BRITISH PRIME MINISTERS: scuffing to the image, otherwise Harold Wilson (1916-1995) VG British Prime Minister 1964-70, Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 1974-76. Signed 6 x 8 photograph of Wilson seated in a half length pose. Signed ('Harold Lot: 459 Wilson') in bold black ink with his [LASLETT WILLIAM]: (1801- name alone to the lower 1884) British Politician. A pair of photographer's mount; James original vintage unsigned 21 x 14 Callaghan (1912-2005) British satirical election posters relating Prime Minister 1976-79. Signed to a Parliamentary election in 10 x 12 photograph of Callaghan Worcester on 17th November seated in half length pose at his 1868, the first bearing the printed desk with a file of papers before heading The Worcester him. Signed ('James Callaghan') November Handicap and in bold blue ink with his name featuring an illustration of the five alone to the lower photographer's candidates, including William mount. VG to EX, 2 Laslett, awaiting the start of a Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 horse race, with amusing captions relating to each of the candidates at the base, the second poster bearing the same printed heading and featuring an illustration of the five candidates participating in the horse race, again with amusing printed captions at the base. The second bears additional pencil

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annotations in an unidentified Lot: 462 hand relating to the candidate's BRITISH POLITICS: Selection of professions and political signed postcard photographs and affiliations. Individually framed slightly larger, a few 8 x 10s, and glazed in dark wooden some letters etc., by various frames to an overall size of 23 x British political leaders, including 16 each. VG, 2 William Laslett Horace King, David Owen, was elected as a Conservative James Prior, Menzies Campbell, Member of Parliament for George Younger, Tony Benn, Worcester in 1868, although was Norman Lamont, Jeremy Thorpe, defeated in the 1874 election. He Tom King, John Prescott, Gerald had also previously represented Nabarro, Michael Mates, Michael the same constituency from 1852- Howard, Michael Heseltine, 60, although as a Liberal. Laslett , Peter Brooke, was also known as the meanest Norman Fowler, Paddy Ashdown, man in Worcestershire. Patrick Mayhew, , Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Gerald Kaufman, , William Whitelaw, Jack Cunningham, , David Lot: 460 Steel, Frank Dobson, Tony [ASTOR NANCY]: (1879-1964) Banks, Ian Paisley, Ken Viscountess Astor. British Livingstone, , William Politician, the first woman to sit Waldegrave, Malcolm Rifkind, as a Member of Parliament in the Gerry Adams etc. A few House of Commons. Wife of duplicates. Many of the images Waldorf Astor, 2nd Viscount are colour. Generally VG, 60 Astor. A fine, elegant antique Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 umbrella by Brigg & Sons of London, 37.5― in length, featuring a brown silk canopy and Lot: 463 with a long tortoise shell handle ROOSEVELT FRANKLIN D.: and plain brown wooden end and (1882-1945) American President metal ferrule. The runner is 1933-45. T.L.S., Franklin D stamped with the maker’s mark Roosevelt, as President, one of Brigg & Sons and one of the page, 8vo, Washington, 2nd stretchers of the Paragon Laurus November 1934, to the frame is stamped with the Gentlemen of The Foreign maker’s mark of S[amuel]. Fox Language Press of the United & Co. Ltd. The top of the handle States, on the printed stationery also bears a brass band stamped of The White House. Roosevelt Brigg, London and further thanks his correspondents for the engraved Mrs Astor, 4 St. General Johnson medal and James’s Square, S.W.. Some adds 'It is a fine expression of extremely minor, light age wear respect and appreciation'. With to the handle, otherwise VG blank integral leaf. Accompanied Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 by the original envelope. Together with Eleanor Roosevelt (1884-1962) First Lady of the Lot: 461 United States 1933-45. T.L.S., BRITISH POLITICS: Selection of Eleanor Roosevelt, one page, signed photographs of various 8vo, Hyde Park, Dutchess sizes, some letters etc., by County, New York, 25th February various British political figures 1954, to Mrs. Steeholm, briefly etc., including J. Enoch Powell asking her correspondent if she (2), Jeremy Thorpe (2), Jennie would provide Miss Jones with Lee, Christopher Chataway, the information she requires. David Steel, David Owen, Lord Some light age wear to the edges Hailsham, Lord Denning, Oswald of the President's letter, Mosley (very weak signature), otherwise VG, 2 George Thomas (3), James Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Callaghan (2; one a piece also signed by Henry Kissinger) etc. A few FR, generally VG, 16 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00

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Lot: 464 may forget to thank you tonight TRUMAN HARRY S.: (1884- for the ducks that you brought 1972) American President 1945- east for me this morning. I am 53. T.L.S., Harry S Truman, one more than grateful for your page, 4to, Washington D.C., 19th thoughtfulness. Congratulations April 1941, to Martin Lewis of the on your admission today to Portland Cement Association, on practice before the supreme the printed stationery of the court!' Together with Mamie United States Senate, Committee Doud Eisenhower (1896-1979) on Military Affairs. Truman thanks First Lady of the United States his correspondent for a Post- 1953-61, wife of Dwight D. Dispatch and editorial and also Eisenhower. T.L.S., Mamie Doud remarks 'I appreciate the Eisenhower, one page, slim 4to, comment in the last sentence of New York City, 9th December your letter more than I can tell 1952, to Margaret R. Phipps. you. It is mutual'. One small, dark Eisenhower thanks her stain, not affecting the text or correspondent for her note of signature, otherwise VG congratulations and continues Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 'We all realize that the General's work has just begun - I hope and pray you both will continue to honor him with your confidence in Lot: 465 the days to come' before TRUMAN HARRY S.: (1884- concluding 'The General joins me 1972) American President 1945- in appreciation for your kind 53. T.L.S., Harry S Truman, one thoughts and good wishes, and page, 4to, Kansas City, Missouri, together we send our warm 21st December 1955, to George regards to you and Senator Fielding Eliot. Truman thanks his Phipps!' Some very light, correspondent for their letter, extremely minor age wear, remarking that it was one of the otherwise VG, 2 Mamie Doud nicest he had ever received, and Eisenhower's letter is written just continues 'I have been very, very over a month after her husband much worried about the situation had proved victorious in the 1952 in the Far East. It seems to me United States Presidential that the problem could be met Election, held on 4th November with a little firmness and a proper 1952. development of the Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Mesopotamian and Nile valleys, a plan worked out during the time I was President'. Together with a printed oblong 12mo memoriam Lot: 467 card issued by the family of REAGAN RONALD (1911-2004) Martha E. Truman (1852-1947) American President 1981-89 & Mother of Harry S. Truman. THATCHER MARGARET (1925- Some slight paperclip rust 2013) British Prime Minister 1979- staining, otherwise VG, 2 90. Vintage fountain pen ink George Fielding Eliot (1894- signature (‘Ronald Reagan’) 1971) American Officer with the by Reagan to the verso of the Australian Army, later a columnist 12mo printed visiting card of Mrs. on military affairs and a military J. M. Hadley of Macfadden analyst on radio and television for Magazines Ltd., London. Further CBS News during World War II. signed (‘Margaret Thatcher’) Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 by Thatcher in bold black ink with her name alone, also to the verso. Annotated in ink in the hand of the collector at the base Lot: 466 of the card, Women’s Press EISENHOWER DWIGHT D.: Club, February 1949, evidently (1890-1969) American General of relating to the place and date World War II, later American when Reagan signed the card. President 1953-61. T.L.S., with Some light age wear, about VG his initials D.E., as President, one Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 page, small 4to, Washington, 22nd November 1954, to Allan R. Phipps, on the printed stationery of The White House. Eisenhower writes, in full, 'Since my memory is not to be completely trusted, I

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Lot: 468 ink to the upper white border, 'To REAGAN RONALD (1911-2004) Goddard Lieberson, Eamon de American President 1981-89 & Valera' and dated 25th January THATCHER MARGARET (1925- 1960 in his hand. The lower white 2013) British Prime Minister 1979- border is annotated in ink in an 90. Signed 7 x 10 photograph by unidentified hand 'August, 1917 - both Reagan and Thatcher Kilkenny Election', indicating that individually, the image depicting the image of De Valera was the President and Prime Minister captured during the important By- standing together in full length Elections of 1917. Some creasing poses at the entrance of Number to the upper left corner, otherwise 10 Downing Street. Signed by VG Goddard Lieberson (1911- both Reagan and Thatcher with 1977) British-born American their names alone in black inks to President of Columbia Records clear areas of the image. EX 1956-71 & 1973-75. The 1917 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Kilkenny By-Election took place on 11th August and was won by William T. Cosgrave (1880-1965) whilst in prison for Sinn Fein. He Lot: 469 later served as the first President KENNEDY EDWARD: (1932- of the Executive Council (Prime 2009) American Senator, Minister) of the Irish Free State younger brother of John and 1922-32. Robert Kennedy. T.L.S., Ted Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Kennedy, one page, 8vo, Washington D.C., 20th July 1983, to Mrs. James Bernard West, on the printed stationery of the Lot: 471 United States Senate. Kennedy BULOW BERNHARD VON: states that he was very sorry to (1849-1929) German Statesman, learn of the death of his Chancellor of the German Empire correspondent’s husband, 1900-09. Two A.Ls.S., Bulow, adding that his ‘extraordinary four pages (total), 8vo, Rome, record of service to the White 18th January 1910 and n.d. House will always be ('Thursday evening'), to an remembered with respect and Ambassador, on the blue printed admiration by those who were stationery of the Excelsior Hotel, privileged to work with him and to in French. In the first letter Bulow know him’. He further remarks states that the ambassador is ‘President Kennedy often very kind and explains that, until mentioned his affection for J. B., now, they have not accepted any and his appreciation for the invitations as his wife is tired, generous assistance always so adding however 'since you tell graciously provided by your me that it is a very intimate husband to his family and him.’ dinner, we do not have the With a holograph postscript, ‘My strength to refuse such a prayers are with you’. gracious invitation' and in the Annotated in a small hand in second letter remarking that he is pencil beneath the signature. VG extremely sorry not to have seen James Bernard ‘J. B.‘ West the ambassador, commenting (1912-1983) Chief Usher of The 'We hope your children arrived White House 1957-69. safely in Naples, and that all Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 cause of apprehension will soon have disappeared.' VG, 2 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Lot: 470 DE VALERA EAMON: (1882- 1975) Taoiseach of Ireland 1937- Lot: 472 48, 1951-54 & 1957-59. RHODES CECIL J.: (1853-1902) President of Ireland 1959-73. An English-born South African unusual vintage signed and Politician, Prime Minister of the inscribed 9 x 7 photograph, the Cape Colony 1890-96. Vintage image (a little grainy, and signed 4 x 5.5 photograph, the possibly originally taken through oval image depicting Rhodes a window) depicts De Valera seated in a full length pose at a standing in a half length pose table with a newspaper or map delivering a speech to a crowd of laid out before him. Signed ('Yrs people. Signed in fountain pen C. J. Rhodes') to the lower white

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border. Some extensive surface Lot: 476 creasing and light age wear, just JUDAICA: Small selection of affecting the signature, and signed postcard photographs, neatly laid down, FR signed cards, letterheads etc., by Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 various Israeli political leaders comprising Ezer Weizman (2), Chaim Herzog, Rafael Eitan, Lot: 473 Abba Eban, Yosef Burg, Yitzhak RHODES CECIL J. (1853-1902) Shamir, Yitzhak Navon and English-born South African Moshe Levy. Some are signed in Politician, Prime Minister of the both Hebrew and English. VG, 9 Cape Colony 1890-96 & Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 JAMESON LEANDER STARR (1853-1917) British Colonial Politician, known for his Lot: 477 involvement in the Jameson BHUTTO ZULFIKAR ALI: (1928- Raid. A very fine vintage signed 1979) Pakistani Politician, sepia 6 x 8 photograph by both President of Pakistan 1971-73 Rhodes and Jameson and Prime Minister 1973-77. individually, the image depicting Bhutto was arrested on charges the two men seated in full length of murdering a political opponent poses alongside each other. A and executed by hanging on 4th small table can be seen before April 1979. Father of Benazir them upon which lay several Bhutto. Signed 4 x 5.5 open maps. Signed by Rhodes photograph, a formal head and and Jameson with their names shoulders study of Bhutto. alone in bold, dark fountain pen Signed in blue fountain pen ink inks to the lower white border. with his name alone to the clear Professionally double matted in background of the image. Rare. cream and framed and glazed in Some very slight traces of former an attractive silver coloured mounting at the corners, frame to an overall size of 13.5 x otherwise VG 16. Signed photographs by both Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Rhodes and Jameson are rare and desirable. Some extremely minor, light age wear, VG Estimate: £1,000.00 - £1,500.00 Lot: 478 DINH THON THAT: (1926- ) Vietnamese Major General, one of the key figures in the coup that Lot: 474 deposed Vietnam's first DAYAN MOSHE: (1915-1981) President, Ngo Dinh Diem, in Israeli Military Leader & November 1963. Rare vintage Politician. Signed 3.5 x 5 signed postcard photograph, a photograph of Dayan in a head head and shoulders study of Dinh and shoulders pose wearing his wearing his military jacket and eye patch. Signed ('M. Dayan') in beret. Photograph by Van Lan of bold black ink to a light area at Dalat and bearing their the base of the image. VG blindstamp in the lower white Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 border. Signed ('Dinh') in bold blue fountain pen ink and dated August 1963 in his hand to the Lot: 475 lower white border. Together with MEIR GOLDA: (1898-1978) a small selection of signed cards, Prime Minister of 1969-74. photograph (1) etc., by various Signed 5 x 8 photograph of Meir Vietnamese Presidents and in a head and shoulders pose Prime Ministers including Tran with her hands clasped before Van Huong, Nguyen Van Thieu, her. Signed in bold black ink with Nguyen Huu Tho, Nguyen Cao her name alone to the lower Ky (2) etc. Generally VG, 7 white border. A vertical crease Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 lightly affects the image and only very slightly touches the first letter of the signature. G Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

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Lot: 479 pages (or portions of pages) RUSSIA: Small selection of removed from an album. FR to signed pieces, cards, A.L.S. (1) generally G, 10 etc., by various Russian Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 statesmen and diplomats etc., including Karl Nesselrode, Nikolai Ignatiev, Leonid Krasin, Prince Lot: 483 Peter Kropotkin etc. G to about HISTORICAL: An excellent 4to VG, 5 hardback edition of Echoes - A Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Musical Birthday Book, selected and arranged by Eleanor Brett, published by The Leadenhall Lot: 480 Press Ltd., London, containing an WORLD LEADERS: Selection of impressive selection of over 1000 signed cards, postcard signatures including (in order of photographs and slightly larger appearance within the book) etc., by various world leaders Eugenie Dudley Ward, Charlotte including Erich Honecker, Golda Knollys, Leslie Rundle, Francis, Meir (slightly weaker signature), Duke of Teck, Marquess of Menachem Begin, Habib Crewe, Prince Arthur of Bourguiba, Abolhassan Banisadr, Connaught, Paul Cambon, Manuel Noriega, B. J. Vorster, F. Dighton Probyn VC, Duke of W. de Klerk, Ian Douglas Smith, Argyll, Lionel Cust, Prince Roy Welensky, Prince Rainier III Andrew of Greece, Walter of Monaco, Vijaya Lakshmi Parratt, Henry Mortimer Durand, Pandit, John Diefenbaker, Giulio Princess Louise, Duchess of Fife, Andreotti (2), John Major, George Princess Alice of Greece, Grand C. Wallace etc. A few FR, G to Duchess Marie, Princess of generally VG, 23 Greece, Viscount Milner, George, Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Duke of Cambridge, Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester (two examples, one signed Harry in 1906 and the other Henry in Lot: 481 1917), Princess Victoria of Hesse WORLD LEADERS: Selection of and by Rhine, Randall Davidson signed postcard photographs and (as Archbishop of Canterbury), slightly larger, a few signed cards Princess Beatrice, Princess and pieces, by various political Mary, Princess Royal (two leaders including Olof Palme, examples, dated 1906 & 1914), Bob Dole, Wilfried Martens, Kurt Princess Helena Victoria of Georg Kiesinger, Yitzhak Shamir Schleswig-Holstein, Alfred (2), Mary Robinson, Wee Kim Codrington, Lord Leopold Wee, Bernard Baruch, Andre Mountbatten (‘Leopold of Malraux, Jawaharlal Nehru etc. Battenberg’; rare), Louis Generally VG, 12 Battenberg, Queen Victoria, Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Princess Helena, Queen Mary (‘Victoria Mary’), King George V (two examples, one as Prince, Lot: 482 1907 and the other as King, HISTORICAL: Selection of 40 1913), Douglas Haig, Lord signed clipped pieces, Free Front Wigram, King Edward VIII (two envelope panels, a few A.Ls.S. examples, one as a young child, etc., by various historical figures 1906?, and the other as Prince of including King George IV (as Wales, 1924), King Olav V of Prince Regent, clipped from a Norway (early example, 1912), document), King William IV Princess Victoria, Prince John (signed Free Front envelope (rare example signed Johnny and panel as Duke of Clarence), dated 8th May 1918 in his hand), Prince Frederick (signed as Duke Arthur James Balfour, R. B. of York & Albany), Prince William Haldane, King Haakon VII of Frederick (signed Free Front Norway, Queen Elizabeth, the envelope panel, 1832), John Queen Mother (‘Elizabeth’, William Lubbock, Henry Torrens, dated Sandringham, 1st January Viscount Morpeth and other 1924 in her hand), Lord Methuen, British nobility, politicians, military Grand Duchess Olga of Russia, officers and clergy. Most are Count Albert von Mensdorff, neatly laid down in multiples to Chulalongkorn the Great (Rama

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V of Siam), Christabel Pankhurst, champion balloon buster of World John Dalton, Lord Roberts VC, War I. Vintage, dark fountain pen Prince Maurice of Battenberg ink signature ('Willy Coppens') on (rare), Fridtjof Nansen, John a card, dated 14th March 1919 in Burns, Grand Duke Michael of his hand. With a small circular Russia, Victoria Eugenie of magazine portrait neatly affixed Battenberg (two examples, 1900 in the lower left corner. Some & 1905), B. Godfrey-Faussett, light overall foxing, G to VG, 3 Cosmo Lang, King Edward VII Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 (as King, Windsor Castle, 6th June 1906), Arthur Davidson, F. Stanley Jackson, Grand Duke Lot: 485 Ernest Louis of Hesse, Empress PARSEVAL AUGUST VON: Maria Feodorovna of Russia (1861-1942) German Airship (mother of Tsar Nicholas II), Designer. Vintage signed Princess Maud of Wales (signed postcard photograph depicting as Queen of Norway, 1907), one of Parseval's dirigible Queen Alexandra, King George airship's in flight. With an oval VI (two early examples signed inset portrait of the designer. Albert, 1906 & 1914), George, Signed ('A v Parseval') in Duke of Kent (early example, fountain pen ink with his name 1918), John Morley and many alone to a light area of the image. other members of the British Also signed to the verso, with a Royal household, society figures, three word greeting, in German, politicians, religious leaders, and date 20th December 1932 in military officers etc. Bound in his hand. Together with an green leather with gilt decoration A.N.S., August v Parseval, on and title to spine, five raised one side of a correspondence bands and all edges gilt. Binding card, Charlottenburg, 21st loose and a few pages a little October 1932, in German loose (missing 29th & 30th (untranslated; possibly a November). Some minor other quotation or verse). overall age wear, G Provenance: Accompanied by the original The Birthday Book was envelope hand addressed by apparently compiled by Margaret Parseval. Also including Stanley Dawray, a Maid of Honour to Spencer (1868-1906) English Queen Alexandra Aeronaut, built and flew an Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 airship over London in 1902. Vintage signed postcard photograph of Spencer in a head Lot: 484 and shoulders pose wearing a TEMPEST WULSTAN J.: (1891- cap and jacket with several 1966) British Major of the Royal medals. Signed in fountain pen Flying Corps, an expert on night ink to the image, adding the word flying. Tempest famously shot Aeronaut in his hand beneath his down the L-31 Zeppelin over signature. Also signed to the Potters Bar on the night of verso, with an additional greeting 1st/2nd October 1916. Vintage and date in his hand, 31st signed sepia 5.5 x 7.5 October 1903. Further including photograph of Tempest in a head Auguste Piccard (1884-1962) and shoulders pose. Photograph Swiss Physicist, Inventor and by Swaine of New Bond Street. Explorer, famous for his balloon Signed ('W J Tempest, Major') in flights. Vintage signed 6 x 8 dark fountain pen ink to the base magazine photograph of one of of the image with reasonable Piccard's baloons preparing to be contrast and dated 1922 in his launched. Signed ('A Piccard') in hand. Together with an original 8 dark fountain pen ink with his x 6 photograph of Tempest name alone to a light area at the seated in the cockpit of an head of the image. With neat aircraft, annotated in ink in his central folds and laid down to hand to the verso, 'FE2B card. G to EX, 4 Machine, Pilot W J Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Tempest….Taken at Ochey, France before setting out on a raid, March 1918'. Together with Willy Coppens (1892-1986) Belgian Fighter Ace, the

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Lot: 486 shaking hands with pilot Fritz HEINKEL ERNST: (1888-1958) Wendel who is seated in the German Aircraft Designer & cockpit of the aircraft. The image Manufacturer. Vintage signed also signed by Wendel. Both postcard photograph, the image have signed with their names depicting a Heinkel alone, Messerschmidt largely Schnellverkehrs und over a darker area of the image. Postflugzeug He 70 aircraft (with Some light age wear, about VG a Nazi swastika emblazoned on Fritz Wendel (1915-1975) the vertical tail) in flight. Signed German Test Pilot who, on 26th by Heinkel in bold, dark fountain April 1939, set the world air pen ink with his name alone to a speed record of 469.22 mph light area at the base of the flying a Messerschmidt Me 209 image. EX V1. Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

Lot: 487 Lot: 490 PLUSCHOW GUNTHER: (1886- KOENIG-WARTHAUSEN 1931) German Aviator, made the FRIEDRICH KARL VON: (1906- only escape of a German 1986) German Aviator, made the Prisoner of War (in either World first solo flight around the world in War) from Britain back to 1928-29. Vintage signed Germany. Killed during an aerial postcard photograph of the expedition to Patagonia in 1931. aviator, accompanied by two Vintage signed sepia postcard other unidentified men, standing photograph of Pluschow in a outdoors in a head and shoulders head and shoulders pose. Signed pose. Signed in dark fountain pen in bold, dark fountain pen ink to ink to the image, adding the the image and dated 1927 in his registration number (D-1433) of hand. VG his Klemm L.20B aircraft, which Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 he used on his flight around the world, in his hand beneath his signature. Together with an ink signature ('Koening-Warthausen') Lot: 488 and five additional words in his UDET ERNST: (1896-1941) hand, in German, on an 8vo German Flying Ace of World War sheet of notepaper. I, the second highest scoring ace Accompanied by the original with 62 victories. Book signed, a envelope hand addressed by the hardback edition of Mein aviator and post marked Berlin, Fliegerleben, published by 10th January 1930. VG, 2 Ullstein, Berlin, 1937. Signed in Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 bold red pencil by Udet to the front free endpaper with a brief additional greeting, in German, in his hand and dated Berlin, Lot: 491 August 1938. Blue cloth binding LINDBERGH CHARLES: (1902- with gold lettering and an image 1974) American Aviator who of an aircraft. Spine a little faded, made the first solo non-stop flight otherwise VG across the Atlantic Ocean, 20th - Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 21st May 1927. Book signed, a hardback edition of Listen! The Wind by Anne Morrow Lindbergh, with a foreword and maps by Lot: 489 Charles Lindbergh, First English MESSERSCHMIDT WILLY: edition published by Chatto & (1898-1978) German Aircraft Windus, London, 1938. Signed Designer & Manufacturer. A and inscribed by Anne Morrow printed 4to edition of The Lindbergh in fountain pen ink to American Legion magazine, May the illustrated half title page and 1967, featuring an article to the also signed by Charles Lindbergh inside entitled Willy in bold dark fountain pen ink Messerschmidt's Amazing Speed beneath his wife’s signature. Record, signed by Dated Illiec, 1938 in his hand. Messerschmidt to the Blue cloth binding, lacking the accompanying image illustrating dust jacket. Some very light, the article, showing the designer minor age wear, about VG

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Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 Corrigan has penned his letter to the verso of his correspondent's letter requesting Corrigan's Lot: 492 autograph. A good letter for its COCHRAN JACQUELINE: (1906- reference to the pilot's historic 1980) American Aviatrix. T.L.S., flight. Together with Alan Jacqueline Cochran, one page, Cobham (1894-1973) English 4to, Washington D.C., 31st Pioneer Aviator, a specialist in March 1960, to Ben Kocivar of long distance flights. Vintage Look magazine, on the printed signed sepia postcard stationery of the National photograph of Cobham seated in Aeronautic Association. Cochran a three quarter length pose. writes to her correspondent to Signed ('Alan J Cobham') with solicit his participation as a his name alone in bold blue member of the committee to fountain pen ink to a light area of select the 1959 winner of the the image. Also including a fine Collier Trophy, awarded to an signed 5.5 x 8 photograph, a half individual or group 'for the length image of Cobham. greatest achievement in aviation Photograph by Walter Stoneman in America, the value of which of J. Russell & Sons, London, has been thoroughly and bearing his credit stamp to demonstrated by actual use the verso. Signed ('Alan J. during the preceding year'. Cobham') in dark fountain pen Cochran continues to give details ink to a clear area of the image of the nomination and voting and dated 6th July 1953 in his procedures, as well as the date hand and further including a bold and venue of the final committee blue fountain pen ink signature meeting, stating 'Committee by Cobham ('Alan J. Cobham, members are invited to submit "Keep on Flying"') on a piece, nominations either in the field of dated 2nd September 1952 in his aeronautics or in the field of hand, accompanied by a T.L.S. astronautics whether for manned by his private secretary, or unmanned flight.' Together forwarding the signature to a with a small selection of signed collector. VG to EX, 4 pieces, cards etc., by various Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 pioneer aviatrix including Jean Batten (2; a signed First Day Cover and a signed 4to menu for Lot: 494 a luncheon in honour of Batten, AMERICAN AVIATION: Small 1937), Clara Adams (signed selection of signed 8 x 10 printed small 8vo illustrated flyer photographs etc., by various advertising the German Air Mail famous American pilots service to South America), comprising Carl Spaatz, James Mildred Bruce etc. FR to H. Doolittle, Curtis Le May (2), generally G, 8 Donald Knutson (2) and Sidney Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Kubesch (also signed by two crew members), together with a small selection of printed Lot: 493 ephemera relating to Charles CORRIGAN DOUGLAS: (1907- Lindbergh including vintage 1995) American Aviator, known postcards, stamps, vintage 8 x 10 as Wrong Way Corrigan following photographs alongside the Spirit his transcontinental flight from of St. Louis (2) etc. Generally Long Beach, California, to New VG, 15 York in 1938 and return flight Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 from New York to Ireland, even though he was scheduled to return to Long Beach. A.L.S., Lot: 495 Douglas Corrigan, one page, 4to, AMERICAN AVIATION: A good, n.p., 28th March 1948, to miscellaneous selection of signed Herman Klinert, stating, in part, 8 x 10 photographs, T.Ls.S. etc., 'Although it will be 10 years ago by various American aircraft this summer seems like manufacturers and designers yesterday because the war years including Arthur Raymond (good went so fast I guess - was flying vintage signed and inscribed 9.5 in the Army Ferry Command and x 8 photograph of a Douglas A- testing A20's for the Douglas Co.' 20 Havoc in flight), T. Claude

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Ryan, Clarence Johnson, James Lot: 498 Smith McDonnell, George Page, PAULHAN LOUIS: (1883-1963) Alexander de Seversky, William French Pioneer Aviator, flew the Piper, Olive Ann Beech, Ted world's first seaplane, Le Canard, Wells etc. Generally VG, 10 in 1910. A good vintage signed Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 and inscribed postcard photograph by Paulhan, the image depicting the airship Ville Lot: 496 de Paris in flight. In bold blue AMERICAN AVIATION: Selection fountain pen ink Paulhan has of signed Air Mail covers, First inscribed the image, in French, Day Covers, signed clipped '34th Ascent of the "City of pieces, signed 8 x 10 Paris", 50th Anniversary of its photographs etc., by a selection flight on 15th January 1908, of famous pilots, mainly Sartrouville - Verdun, On board - American, including Irvin Henry Kappfferer - Major Woodring, Alford Williams, Boutticaux - Pilots - Louis Marcel Doret, Wesley Smith, Paulhan - mechanic' before Edwin Preston, Erik Nelson, signing his name and adding the Harry Mills, Ralph Barnaby, date 1958 in his hand. A fine, Francis Gabreski, Hiram historic signed photograph. Bingham (T.L.S.), Donald Together with Henri Fabre (1882- Blakeslee, James 'Slim' 1984) French Pioneer Aviator, Carmichael etc. Generally VG, 18 inventor of Le Canard, the first Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 seaplane in history. A.L.S., Henri Fabre, two pages, 4to, Marseilles, 10th April 1961, to Lot: 497 Monsieur Malfanti of Broken JULLEROT HENRI MARIE: Wings, in French. Fabre explains (1879-1959) French Pioneer that he does not know the Aviator. Ink signature ('Henri M photographer Krebs, continuing Jullerot') and lengthy inscription 'The assistant to Colonel of over ten lines, in French and Renaud, the brilliant designer of English, on a small 4to page the airship "France" had a Krebs removed from an autograph among those around him, but I album. Jullerot writes, in part, 'To do not know that there is any Winifred, still a flapper, but not for connection. Since your photo has very long now!…..Henry M. been published in several Jullerot, who has wings like love newspaper articles of the period, and an awfull (sic) smell of I imagine that Mr. Krebs is a Castor Oil, Very Healthy!' and professional photographer who dated Lark Hill Flying School, had taken up position in the 15th September 1911, in his motor launch which was then hand at the base. Together with a towing my seaplane.' Fabre also small selection of signed cards, a refers to, and quotes, a few postcard photographs, T.L.S. newspaper article which he has (1) etc., by various pioneer found in his archives. aviators including Renato Donati Accompanied by the original (2), Ercole Ercole, A. Debussy envelope hand addressed by etc., also including various Fabre. Also including a small original unsigned photographs (5) selection of printed ephemera relating to the aviators Ferdinand and magazine articles relating to Ferber, Charles de Lambert (the Fabre including a printed ticket to first person in France to be a conference in honour of Fabre, taught to fly by Wilbur Wright) 21st March 1962. Generally VG, etc. FR to about VG, 11 10 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

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Lot: 499 France to Paulhan, 30th April PAULHAN LOUIS: (1883-1963) 1910, a few obituaries etc. The French Pioneer Aviator, who in lot also features Emile Aubrun 1910 flew Le Canard, the world's (1881-1967) French Pioneer first seaplane. A good, original 5 Aviator. L.S., E Aubrun, the text x 7 photograph by Meurisse of in the hand of his wife, on two Paris depicting Paulhan standing sides of a correspondence card, in a full length pose with Captain Marsillac Lanville, 29th Fulton. The two men engage in September 1960, to 'Mon cher conversation as they stand close ami' (A. R. Malfanti), in French. to an aircraft. The photograph Aubrun thanks his friend for his would appear to have originally letter and 'the two delightful been part of Paulhan's personal volumes', further referring to a archive and is annotated in his broadcast which he understood hand in blue fountain pen ink, in was to take place at the Aviation French, to the verso, 'Captain Museum. Together with an A.L.S. Fulton "Royal Air Force" with L. by Aubrun's wife, also to Malfanti, Paulhan, pilot and constructor of providing a holograph list of flight the Paulhan aircraft - licensed by achievements made by her H. Fabre - two examples sold to husband, and also including two England'. Together with an original telegrams of A.L.S., L Paulhan, one page, congratulations sent to Aubrun oblong 8vo, St. Jean De Luz, 5th on 17th September 1910, March 1960, to 'Mon cher ami' accompanied by a further letter (A. R. Malfanti), in French. from Aubrun's wife sending the Paulhan offers his telegrams ('which seem to me to congratulations to Malfanti be of value to a collector'), an following his appointment as original vintage 6.5 x 5 chairman of the French Aero photograph of Aubrun flying a Club's bibliography committee on plane etc. G to VG, 42 history and art and continues Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 'Your abilities in this field are unquestionable'. Paulhan sends a few documents (no longer Lot: 500 present), explaining 'They will [LATHAM HUBERT]: (1883- give you a picture of what I was 1912) French Pioneer Aviator, able to accomplish at that period, the first person to attempt to and will serve, if need be, to cross the English Channel in an inform those with fickle aeroplane. Due to engine failure memories.' Also including an during his first of two attempts to original typescript signed by cross the Channel, he became Malfanti, being a speech that the first person to land a plane on Malfanti gave in honour of a body of water. A good, Paulhan on the occasion of the interesting collection of original 50th anniversary of the many sepia photographs (6 x 4.5 and aviation feats he achieved in slightly smaller) showing Latham 1910, including winning the being interviewed by various London to Manchester Air Race. journalists before his attempted The typescript, of ten pages, has flight across the Channel, interesting content and is another image showing his accompanied by a full English aircraft, Antoinette VII, departing translation. Further including a the French coast, and several good, interesting collection of photographs of the aircraft being original photographs (5 x 7 and recovered from the sea following smaller), newspaper articles and Latham's crash. Together with other printed ephemera relating three different original postcards to the aviation career of Louis of Latham and a small selection Paulhan, the images depicting of English newspaper articles the pilot in his cockpit, Paulhan's relating to the aviator and his manufacturing stand at an attempted flight (neatly laid aeronautical exhibition, an down). Also including Gustav aircraft in flight etc., a copy of the Hamel (1889-1914) British Los Angeles Examiner, 19th Pioneer Aviator. Hamel delivered January 1910, with headline the first official airmail in Great Paulhan Smashes Record in Britain on 9th September 1911. Gale, also including an A.L.S. by Dark fountain pen ink signature J. B. Malon of the Aero Club of ('G W Hamel') on a piece, dated

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1913 in his hand. A central 1984) French Aviator and vertical fold just affects the Navigator. Together Costes and signature. Together with three Bellonte made the first successful original unsigned postcard direct flight from Paris to New photographs of Hamel, each York in 1930. Dieudonne Costes showing the pilot in different head fountain pen ink signature ('D and shoulders poses in the Costes') on a card with a small cockpit of his aircraft. The lot circular newspaper portrait of the further includes Henri Salmet, aviator neatly affixed above; French Pioneer Aviator. D.S., H Maurice Bellonte dark fountain Salmet, three pages, folio, n.p. pen ink signature ('M. Bellonte') (London), 1st November 1912. on an unused Air Mail cover. The typed document is an Accompanied by a few original agreement between Salmet and photographs and a vintage Associated Newspapers Ltd postcard relating to the aviators (publishers of The Daily Mail) and their historic flight. About VG, regarding financial backing to be 7 given to Salmet for his Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 construction of an Air Machine to be used in a series of Exhibition flights. It is stated that the finance Lot: 502 will not exceed £750, to be used DE PINEDO FRANCESCO: in the construction of a Land- (1890-1933) Italian Pioneer Waterplane, so far as possible Aviator, killed while taking off in a made solely of British material, Bellanca monoplane at the start and to be completed and ready of a record length flight from New for flight by 30th April 1913 by York to Baghdad. Scarce which time the plane shall have fountain pen ink signature ('F de 'successfully carried out three Pinedo') on a postcard with an trial flights each of which shall be irregularly clipped colour of not less than Fifteen Minutes magazine portrait of the aviator duration'. The document further affixed above the signature. states that Salmet will receive a Together with Wolfgang von salary of £100 per week during Gronau (1893-1977) German the period of the Exhibition Pioneer Aviator and Navy Pilot, flights. Boldly signed by Salmet the first to circumnavigate the across a six pence revenue world in a seaplane, 1932. stamp at the conclusion and A.L.S., W v Gronau, one page, countersigned by a oblong 8vo, 5th January 1973, to representative of Associated the noted aviation enthusiast Newspapers Ltd. G to about VG, Hans Rossbach, in German. The 17 untranslated letter refers to Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Dornier aircraft and the Ohio Valley Military Society. Two file holes appear to the left edge, not Lot: 501 affecting the text or signature. COSTES DIEUDONNE: (1892- Together with a carbon copy of 1973) French Pioneer Aviator Rossbach's letter to Gronau and and Fighter Ace of World War I, a few pieces of related printed recognised for his long distance ephemera, magazine articles etc. and record breaking flights & LE Also including a small selection BRIX JOSEPH (1899-1931) of signed pieces etc., by various French Pioneer Aviator, who famous pilots comprising together flew around the world Clarence Chamberlain (in pencil), between 10th October 1927 and Richard Halliburton and James 14th April 1928. An original 4to Fitzmaurice (signed unused Air newspaper article neatly clipped Mail cover). Generally G to VG, 7 from a French newspaper, 10th Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 October 1927, reporting on the flight of Costes and Le Brix and featuring portraits of the two pilots. Signed by both Costes and Le Brix with their names alone in dark fountain pen ink to clear areas of their images. Neatly laid down. Together with Dieudonne Costes & Maurice Bellonte (1896-

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Lot: 503 to a collector, 8th July 1947. HUNEFELD EHRENFRIED Together with a fine blue fountain GUNTHER FREIHERR VON: pen ink signature by Martin on a (1892-1929) German Pioneer white card. Also including Leslie Aviator, initiated the first Frise (1897-1979) British Aircraft transatlantic flight from East to Designer of various planes West 1928. Vintage signed including the Blenheim, Beaufort postcard photograph of Hunefeld and Brabazon among others. A in a head and shoulders pose good pair of vintage signed 9 x 7 wearing his cap and a monocle. photographs, the first depicting Signed in dark fountain pen ink to two Beaufort aircraft in flight and the image and dated 1928 (the the second showing a Bristol year of his historic flight) in his Bombay aircraft on a runway. hand. With a brief T.L.S. to the Both have been signed by Firse verso, in German, to Paul with his name alone in dark blue Wehner, post marked 5th fountain pen ink to light areas of September 1928. Together with the images. Both are neatly Hermann Kohl (1888-1938) annotated in ink by a collector to German Pioneer Aviator, pilot of the lower white border. A couple the first transatlantic flight from of light surface creases and a few East to West 1928. Vintage minor pinholes to the edges and signed sepia postcard slight corner creasing, about VG, photograph of Kohl in a head and 4 shoulders pose. Signed in bold, Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 dark fountain pen ink with his name alone to the lower white border. VG to EX, 2 Lot: 506 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 BYRD RICHARD (1888-1957) American Naval officer, Pioneer Aviator and Polar Explorer. Small Lot: 504 collection of five Ds.S., R E Byrd, WRIGHT ORVILLE: (1871-1948) each being signed cheques, American Aviator who, with his Winchester, Virginia, January - brother Wilbur, invented and built August 1932. Each of the the world's first successful cheques are drawn on the airplane and made the first Farmers & Merchants National controlled, powered and Bank & Trust Co., and made sustained heavier-than-air human payable to various individuals flight on 17th December 1903. and companies for sums D.S., Orville Wright, being a between $4 and $500. All are signed cheque, Dayton, Ohio, 1st signed by Byrd in dark fountain February 1947. The partially pen ink and none of the printed cheque is drawn on The signatures are affected by the Winters National Bank & Trust bank cancellations. Generally Co. and is made payable to John VG, 5 Alex for the sum of $116.66. Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Wright's bold fountain pen ink signature is unaffected by the perforated bank cancellation. A Lot: 507 few extremely small, minor HINTON WALTER: (1888-1981) pinholes to the upper corners, not American Pioneer Aviator, pilot of affecting the text or signature. the NC-4 seaplane on the first About VG Transatlantic flight, commanded Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 by A. C. Read, in 1919. Hinton was also the first pilot to fly from North America to South America. Lot: 505 Signed commemorative Air Mail MARTIN GLENN: (1886-1955) cover, featuring an attractive American Aviation Pioneer and cachet honouring the Exchange Aircraft Manufacturer. Blue Club Service to Aviation Tour fountain pen ink signature at the beginning at Toledo, Ohio, 25th base of a 12mo card featuring an November 1930, piloted by original black pen and ink Hinton. Signed by the aviator with caricature of Martin by an his name alone in black fountain amateur artist. Accompanied by a pen ink to a clear area. Postally T.L.S. by Martin's assistant cancelled at Idaho, May 1931. secretary sending the autograph Together with a selection of

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signed clipped pieces, cards, sheet bearing a printed biography First Day Cover (1) etc., by of Campbell Black. Together with various famous American pilots an A.L.S., Charles W. A. Scott, including Eddie Rickenbacker one page, oblong 8vo, n.p., (signed colour 8 x 11 magazine March 1937, to Marjorie Scott. cover), Howard Rinehart, Roland The aviator writes, in full, 'We Maheu (2), David McCampbell used to think of yours as being etc. A few are neatly laid down. the weaker sex Marjorie. But now Some very light age wear, about with Amelia Earhart, & Jean VG, 7 Batten & Amy (Johnson) this Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 seems hardly to be the case'. An interesting statement for its references to various aviatrix. Lot: 508 Also including book signed, a AVIATION PIONEERS: Samuel hardback edition of Scott's Book - F. Cody (1867-1913) American- The Life and Mildenhall- born Pioneer Aviator, the first Melbourne Flight of C.W.A. Scott, man to conduct a powered flight published by Hodder & in Britain, 16th October 1908. Stoughton Ltd., London, Bold, dark fountain pen ink December 1934 (reprinted). signature ('S. F. Cody') on a Signed by Scott with his name small card. Together with a good alone in bold fountain pen ink to selection of eight original vintage the front free endpaper. Cloth postcard photographs of Cody boards and no dust jacket. including six of his funeral; Frontispiece illustration detached. Benjamin C. Hucks (d.1919) Some light age wear and minor British Pioneer Aviator. Ink staining and discoloration to signature ('B. C. Hucks') and cloth. Further including a bold, date Northampton, 1914, in his dark fountain pen ink signature hand on a small piece, neatly laid ('Charles W. A. Scott') on a down. Also including two original piece. The lot also features [Bert vintage postcards of Hucks, one Hinkler] (1892-1933) Australian showing him in flight and a Pioneer Aviator, the first pilot to selection of signed pieces, cards, fly solo from England to Australia a few signed commemorative (1928) and the first to fly solo covers and magazine across the Southern Atlantic photographs etc., by various Ocean (1931). An original small pioneer aviators, mainly British, 4to printed menu for a dinner in comprising Claude Grahame- honour of Hinkler, given by Sir White, John Moore-Brabazon (2), Charles Wakefield at the Savoy George Dawes, Stanley Halse, Hotel, 28th November 1928. The Percy Etherton (2, made the first attractive printed menu features flight over Mount Everest, 1933), an illustration of Hinkler by artist Frank Courtney, Godfrey Auty Fred Roe to the cover, a printed (2), Tom Brooke-Smith (2) etc. G narrative of Hinkler's record flight to VG, 24 from London to Australia and Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 three photographs, as well as map of the route, to the inside. Cover detached, although with the scarlet ribbon still present Lot: 509 that originally tied it to the MACROBERTSON AIR RACE: contents. Generally G to VG, 5 Individual clipped signed pieces Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 by Tom Campbell Black (1899- 1936) English Pioneer Aviator and Charles W. A. Scott (1903- 1946) English Pioneer Aviator Lot: 510 who, together, won the London to AVIATION: Selection of vintage Melbourne Centenary Air Race in signed postcard photographs by 1934. Both signatures are in various pioneer aviators bold, dark fountain pen ink. comprising Alan Cobham, Owen Autographs of Campbell Black Cathcart-Jones, Claude are rare following his tragically Grahame White (neatly trimmed), early death in an aviation S. F. Cody, G. W. Hamel (signed accident. Scott's piece is slightly in pencil) and B. C. Hucks. Most irregularly clipped, very close to of the images depict the pilots in the signature. Neatly laid down their aircraft and/or wearing their alongside each other to a 4to flying caps and goggles. G to

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generally VG, 6 was requested to chauffeur Neil Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Armstrong to various events and receptions over three days around England, including the Lot: 511 dinner at the Ritz Hotel, at which AVIATION: Miscellaneous time he obtained Armstrong's selection of signed pieces, cards, signature on the present First Day Covers, a few brochure. photographs etc., by various Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 aviation pioneers, fighter and test pilots, Schneider Trophy participants etc., including Alan Lot: 514 Cobham & Francis Chichester ALDRIN BUZZ: (1930- ) (signed menu), James Lacey, American Astronaut, Lunar Hughie Edwards VC, William Module Pilot of Apollo XI (1969). 'Billy' Bishop VC, John Tranum The second man to walk on the (2), Sydney Pickles, Andre moon. Signed colour 11.5 x 16 Popovici, James Fitzmaurice, photograph of Aldrin standing in Leonard Snaith (2, one a signed a full length pose, wearing his 11.5 x 8 photograph of Snaith spacesuit, on the surface of the standing alongside other moon. Signed in bold black ink members of the British Schneider with his name alone to a light Trophy race team of 1931), area of the image. Rolled. EX Sidney Webster (2, winner of the Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Schneider Trophy, 1927) etc. G to generally VG, 19 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Lot: 515 ASTRONAUTS: An excellent, large colour 23 x 29 print entitled Lot: 512 In the Beginning by Alan Bean, GAGARIN YURI: (1934-1968) commemorating the success of Russian Cosmonaut, the first Apollo XI on 20th July 1969, the man to travel in space, 1961. image depicting two astronauts Blue ink signature on a sheet of standing on the moon's surface, plain 8vo notepaper. alongside the United States Stars Accompanied by the original and Stripes flag, and with an envelope post marked at image of earth in the sky. Copenhagen, Denmark, 8th Individually signed to the large September 1962. Some light borders by twenty astronauts folds, not affecting the signature, (eight of them moonwalkers) VG comprising Walt Cunningham, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Wally Schirra (Apollo VII), Frank Borman (Apollo VIII), James McDivitt, Rusty Schweickart Lot: 513 (Apollo IX), Tom Stafford (Apollo ARMSTRONG NEIL: (1930- X), Buzz Aldrin, Michael Collins 2012) American Astronaut, (Apollo XI), Charles Conrad, Alan Commander of Apollo XI (1969). Bean, Richard Gordon (Apollo The first man to walk on the XII), James Lovell, Fred Haise moon. A 4to printed brochure (Apollo XIII), Alan Shepard, issued by Thermalite for a Stuart Roosa, Edgar Mitchell Celebration Dinner at the Ritz (Apollo XIV), Dave Scott, Al Hotel, London, in Worden (Apollo XV), Charlie commemoration of Neil Duke (Apollo XVI) and Harrison Armstrong's visit to London on Schmitt (Apollo XVII). All have 15th February 1985 to launch the signed in bold pencil with their Lift Off campaign, signed by names alone beneath their Apollo Armstrong in blue fountain pen mission badges. Limited Edition ink with his name alone to a clear numbered 409 of 1000. area of the verso beneath his Professionally matted in grey and portrait. Some light age wear and black and framed and glazed in a minor surface creasing, about VG plain black frame to an overall Provenance: Accompanied by a size of 31.5 x 37.5. EX letter signed by the vendor Estimate: £1,000.00 - £1,200.00 stating that he was employed by Thermalite as a private chauffeur to the Managing Director and

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Lot: 516 of Commons acknowledging the WELLINGTON DUKE OF: (1769- service of a number of British 1852) Anglo-Irish Field Marshal & military officers, two of them British Prime Minister 1828-30, Victoria Cross winners, during 1834. A.L.S., Wellington, one the 1884-85 conflict between page, 4to, Stratfield Saye, 22nd British occupied Egypt and the November 1825, to Planton (?). Madhist forces in Sudan during Wellington sends two letters (no which Chinese Gordon was long present) for Mr. Caring, killed. The document states, in which he asks his correspondent part, ‘Resolved, Nemine to forward on his behalf, Contradicente, That the Thanks remarking that they are 'in of this House be given to General answer to two which you have Lord Wolseley….for the lately sent me from him'. About distinguished skill and ability with VG which he planned and conducted Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 the Expedition of 1884-85 by the Nile to the Soudan….That the Thanks of this House be given to Lieutenant-General Sir Gerald Lot: 517 Graham K.C.B., V.C., for the [WELLINGTON DUKE OF]: distinguished skill and ability with (1769-1852) Anglo-Irish Field which he conducted the Marshal & British Prime Minister Expeditions of 1884 and 1885 in 1828-30, 1834. GORDON J. W. ( the Eastern Soudan, which - ) Military Secretary to the resulted in the repeated defeat of Duke of Wellington. the Arab Forces under Osman Memorandum Signed, J. W. Digna….That the Thanks of this Gordon, one page, oblong 8vo, House be given to….Vice Admiral Horseguards, 14th June 1808, to Sir William Nathan Wrighte the Quarter Master General. The Hewett K.C.B., K.C.S.I., V.C. for memorandum states, in full, ‘His the support and assistance they Majesty has been pleased to afforded to the Forces employed appoint Lieut: General Sir Arthur in the operations in the Soudan; Wellesley K.B. to the Command and to the Officers and Warrant of a Detachment of His Army to Officers of the Navy, Army, and be employed upon a particular Royal Marines, including Her service’. VG The ‘particular Majesty’s Indian Forces, service’ to which the present European and Native, for the document refers is most likely energy and gallantry with which associated to the Battle of they executed the services in the Vimeiro which took place on 21st Soudan Campaigns of 1884 and August 1808. The British General 1885, which they were called Wellesley defeated the French, upon to perform….That this under the command of Major House doth acknowledge with General Jean-Andoche Junot, admiration the distinguished near the village of Vimeiro, close valour, devotion, and conduct of to Lisbon, Portugal. The Battle Major-General Charles George took place during the Peninsular Gordon, Companion of the Most War and put an end to the first Honourable Order of the French invasion of Portugal. Bath….and of those other Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Officers and Men who have perished during the Campaign in the Soudan in the service of their Lot: 518 country; and feels deep [GORDON CHARLES sympathy with their relatives and GEORGE]: (1833-1885) British friends’. Signed by May at the Army officer, known as Chinese conclusion. Loosely inserted into Gordon. An unusual, highly the original roan leather attractive D.S. T. Erskine May, presentation binder with a gilt Cl: Ho: Com:, by Thomas Erskine stamped decorative border, May, Clerk of the House of Royal Coat of Arms and title Commons, four pages, folio House of Commons Vote of (vellum), London, 12th August Thanks 1885 to the front. With 1885. The printed document, silk endpapers. An unusual featuring a decorative gilt document. Some light age wear stamped border and Royal Coat and scuffing, largely to the outer of Arms at the head, is a edges of the binder, otherwise resolution passed by the House

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about VG Thomas Erskine May Lot: 521 (1815-1886) 1st Baron HOWSE NEVILLE: (1863-1930) Farnborough. British British-born Australian Major Constitutional Theorist, Clerk of General, Victoria Cross winner the House of Commons 1871-86. for his actions at Vredefort, South Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 Africa, 24th July 1900. Howse was the first soldier in the Australian services to be Lot: 519 awarded the VC. A good vintage EDWARD OF SAXE-WEIMAR: signed 5.5 x 8.5 photograph of (1823-1902) British Prince and Howse seated in a three quarter Field Marshal. Vintage signed 7 x length pose wearing his uniform 9.5 photograph of the Field and cap. Photograph by Anglo- Marshal standing in a three Swiss Photo Studio of Cairo. quarter length pose wearing his Signed by Howse with his name uniform. Photograph by J. alone in fountain pen ink to a light Russell & Sons of London. area at the base of the image. Signed ('Edwd. Saxe Weimar The signature is a touch light to F.M.') in bold fountain pen ink to two letters although perfectly the lower photographer's mount legible. Some very light age and dated 1902 in his hand. wear, otherwise VG Framed and glazed in the Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 handsome original dark wooden frame to an overall size of 10.5 x 12.5. Neatly affixed to the lower Lot: 522 edge of the frame is a small gilt [KITCHENER HERBERT]: (1850- and black plaque indicating that 1916) 1st Earl Kitchener. British the photograph was presented to Field Marshal associated with the Colonel Borthwick. Some light Boer War. Kitchener also played scuffing to the frame and some a central role in the early part of minor age wear to the edges of World War I. A fascinating, long the photographer's mount, A.L.S. C H Powell, by Major otherwise VG General C. H. Powell, fourteen Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 pages, 4to, Wickham, Hampshire, 7th May 1939, to Major A. F. Becke. Powell Lot: 520 informs his correspondent ‘As ROBERTS FREDERICK: (1832- you are already aware I raised 1914) British Field Marshal, the Division, & Commanded it till Victoria Cross winner for his the eve of its embarkation for actions at the Indian Mutiny on France, when Oliver Nugent 2nd January 1858. Vintage succeeded me’ and continues signed postcard photograph of ‘To my everlasting regret I was Roberts standing in a half length informed by the Chief of Staff that pose wearing his uniform and I was too old to command it in the medals, including the Victoria field!’ He further reflects ‘While Cross. Signed ('Roberts FM') in I was raising it the Division was bold black fountain pen ink to a my “child―: never in the whole light area of the image. Two very of my 30 odd years service did I slight, minor corner creases. have such an interesting Together with Edric Gifford, 3rd experience. Never, till the Great Baron Gifford (1849-1911) British War, did officers have the unique Major, Victoria Cross winner for experience of actually raising his actions during the First either a Division or a Brigade….It Ashanti Expedition, 1874. Ink was a unique experience, and signature ('Gifford') and two the interest of it all increased additional words in his hand on a from week to week, from month small piece, evidently clipped to month, as the Battalions, the from the conclusion of a letter. Brigades, the Divisional Neatly laid down. G to VG, 2 Engineers…..& other units took Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 shape’ and also refers to Earl Kitchener, ‘Kitchener wanted Ulster to raise our own Artillery, but Carson, for some reason I never knew, told him Ulster couldn’t. About March 1915 the W.O. informed me that certain

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Territorial Artillery was of the New Army 1914-15. earmarked for the Ulster Division. Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 When, however, the Division was mobilised and equipped (at Seaford) in July 1915, I was Lot: 523 informed that Kitchener had [BOER WAR]: SOPER GEORGE “stolen― our Artillery for some (1870-1942) English Artist and other Division of the New Armies. Illustrator. A good original This took me to the W.O. at once illustration drawn and signed by to protest. I pointed out that the Soper on a 12 x 8.5 piece of art Division was ready to take to the board, the image entitled With field but it would now have to be Thorneycroft's Mounted Infantry: held back till the other artillery A Rest in Camp after The Battle was trained! My protests were of Spion Kop and depicting four unavailing: “K’s word was soldiers seated together in a tent inexorable said the Insp. Genl. relaxing together, smoking pipes Artillery! We were told this and reading. Signed by Soper “other― artillery was now being with his artist's signature in the raised in East Ham & another lower right corner of the image. part of the City of London.’ The original printed caption, Powell also recounts inspecting possibly from the Illustrated the ‘other’ artillery (‘we found London News, is neatly affixed at men being taught to mount & the base and a date stamp to the dismount on wooden horses!!’) verso would indicate that the and urging General Archibald illustration was published on 17th Murray to inspect the 36th March 1900. Some light overall Division, ‘Murray, however, age wear, about VG The Battle of wrote me that he had only orders Spion Kop was fought from 23rd - (from K) to inspect the 16th 24th January 1900 during the Division and the 10th. Two Second Boer War. Lieutenant months later he inspected us at Colonel Alexander Thorneycroft, Seaford and on learning from him one of six 'special service' that our Artillery had been officers, and his Mounted Infantry “stolen―, & that we wd. were selected to lead the initial consequently be held back I assault against the Boers. urged on Murray to get K. to send Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 us to Gallipoli, because I was told that Divisions, sent there, did not require their own Artillery as was the case with Divisions sent to Lot: 524 [CHURCHILL WINSTON S.]: France. Murray said that was (1874-1965) British Prime quite a good idea, & he would Minister 1940-45, 1951-55. Nobel mention it to K. However, my Prize winner for Literature, 1953. suggestion was not taken up; and Interesting A.L.S. Chesham, by in due course, the Division Charles Cavendish, 3rd Baron embarked for France; and, with a Chesham (1850-1907, British sore heart, I was torn away from Politician, Master of the my beloved Division. Kitchener & Buckhounds 1900-01) ten pages, Carson were reported to have 8vo, Latimer, Chesham, 6th had “high words― over January 1900, to Mr. Corlett, Carson’s wish to raise an Ulster marked Private. Chesham begins Division for the Great Cause. his letter with a reference to Kitchener would not give his Churchill, 'I see consent, and it was some 3 asks if "all the gentlemen in weeks before the order went England are " - I only forth! This delay proved fatal to wish they were as I'm selling my the Division, because these horses....and can't see any gallant Ulster Volunteers were buyers!!! Apparently we are all straining at the leash to join up in going out!' He continues to an Ulster Division…’ A letter of discuss his efforts as one of the fascinating content. Some light main organisers of the Imperial age wear, otherwise VG Major Yeomanry, being raised for the General Sir Charles Herbert South African war, 'Well we are Powell (1857-1943) British Army trying to get an unlimited no. of Officer who served in several men out in as short a time as campaigns and raised and possible with very inadequate commanded the Ulster Division machinery - somehow things

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have got on a bit. I think between surface creasing, about VG 3 & 4000 men have come Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 forward - We are hoping to get units settled on Monday....I've got my lot together I think & mean to Lot: 527 try and get off first but its a near POUND DUDLEY: (1877-1943) thing as we all are trying for that. British Admiral of the Fleet of A real good lot of young fellows & World War II. Wartime T.L.S., old 'uns too, have come forward Dudley Pound, with holograph & the painful part is to have to salutation and subscription, one check the enthusiasm that page, 8vo, London, 23rd July professes a complete knowledge 1940, to Forbes Sempill, on the of horse and rifle with a blind embossed stationery of the somewhat inadequate Admiralty. Pound thanks his experience of both....Well we correspondent for their letter and have got together some 1500 to suggestions, remarking 'We have 2000 horses in England, 1000 been thinking very much along from Argentina, 750 from these lines. Anyway, we are Australia - 2000 at Cape....Ships always very glad to receive any are being offered like boats on suggestions.' Together with a the Serpentine. We have raised small selection of signed pieces, the price of Khaki stuff some 50 cards, A.L.S. (1), signed per cent! We have been offered photographs (2) by various other all sorts of things, too many to individuals associated with World mention, free of all cost & heartily War II including Arthur Harris, welcome. All men & women are Johnnie Johnson & Laddie helping this undertaking to their Lucas, Omar Bradley, Leslie best and I'm sitting on thorns lest Hore-Belisha, Earl of Kilmuir etc. Kruger should "renage" & all this G to generally VG, 9 end in smoke.' A letter of Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 excellent content, enhanced by a reference to Churchill writing as a war correspondent for the Morning Post. Very slight, minor Lot: 528 WORLD WAR II: Selection of age wear, VG signed cards, T.Ls.S. etc., by Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 various fighter pilots of World War II (some Test Pilots) etc., including Neville Duke, Alan Lot: 525 Deere, John Cunningham (2), BEATTY DAVID: (1871-1936) Don Bennett (2), Raymond British Admiral of World War I. Collishaw etc. G to VG, 8 Vintage signed 9 x 13 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 photograph depicting Beatty in a formal head and shoulders pose wearing his naval uniform and cap. Signed ('Beatty, A of F') in Lot: 529 CHESHIRE LEONARD (1917- dark fountain pen ink to the lower 1992) British RAF Pilot of World photographer's mount. A slight War II, Victoria Cross Winner. A crease runs horizontally across colour 23.5 x 20 first edition print the centre of the image, G entitled Lancaster by artist Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Robert Taylor, signed by Leonard Cheshire VC with his name alone in bold pencil to the lower border. Lot: 526 Together with a colour 25 x 19.5 ELIZABETH THE QUEEN print entitled The Hunters by MOTHER: (1900-2002) Queen artist Geoff Nutkins, individually Consort of King George VI. signed in bold pencil to the lower Vintage wartime signed 6 x 8 white border by the Knight's photograph depicting Queen Cross winners Fritz Karch, Julius Elizabeth standing in a full length Meimberg, Gunter Seeger and pose, outside a house, shaking Bruno Stolle, and also signed in hands with an unidentified pencil by the artist. Limited military officer. Signed ('Elizabeth Edition number 39 of 200; a third R') in fountain pen ink at the base aviation print bearing facsimile of the image and dated 1943 in signatures, and also including a her hand. Very slightly neatly small selection of signed First trimmed and with some light Day Covers etc., by Leonard

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Cheshire VC, Richard Todd, Roy appears as part of the censorship Plomley (A.L.S. stating that he of the original letter and a red remembers well a broadcast with censorship examiner's stamp Guy Gibson), J. Enoch Powell appears below the signature. (referring to the Race Relations With a typed return address in Act) etc. Both of the letters are New York to the upper left corner accompanied by the original and the printed address of the envelopes. Each of the prints are Office of the Supreme rolled. A few minor faults, Commander, Supreme generally VG, 8 Headquarters, Allied Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00 Expeditionary Force, to the verso. Together with a vintage 8 x 10 photograph of Eisenhower in Lot: 530 a head and shoulders pose SQUADRONAIRES THE: An bearing a facsimile signature to autograph album containing a the lower white border. Some page individually signed by seven light age wear, otherwise VG members of The Royal Air Force Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Dance Orchestra Band of World War II, known as , including Jimmy Lot: 533 Miller (leader), Tommy McQuater MORZIK FRIEDRICH-WILHELM: (trumpet), Ronnie Aldrich (piano), (1891-1985) German Luftwaffe Sid Colin (guitar), Jock Pilot of World War II. Knight's Cummings (drums), Andy Cross of the Iron Cross winner. McDevitt (saxophone) and one A.L.S., Fritz Morzik, one page, other. All of the signatures are in oblong 8vo, n.p., n.d. (c.1950s?), bold fountain pen ink. Annotated to Herr Dokler, in German. The and dated in the hand of a untranslated letter comprises collector at the base of the page, three lines of text. Together with Ritz, Sunday, 29th August 1943. a selection of signed postcard No other authentic signatures are photographs and slightly larger contained in the album. About VG by various other Luftwaffe pilots Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 and Knight's Cross winners of World War II including Hans- Joachim Jabs, Karl Kennel, Rolf Lot: 531 Hermichen, Stefan Litjens, NIMITZ CHESTER W.: (1885- Hermann Greiner, Gerhard 1966) American Admiral of World Krems, Helmut Bennemann, Paul War II. Vintage signed and Zorner, Gerhard Schopfel, Bruno inscribed 7.5 x 9 photograph of Kahl etc. Most of the modern Nimitz seated in a half length reproduction images depict the pose wearing his uniform. Signed subjects in head and shoulders in fountain pen ink to a light area uniform poses wearing their of the background, adding his Knight's Crosses and all are rank beneath his signature. The boldly signed. VG to EX, 14 ink is faded although remains Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 legible. Very slightly neatly trimmed and with some light traces of former mounting to the Lot: 534 lower edge, G GALLAND ADOLF: (1912-1996) Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 German Fighter Pilot of World War II, Knight's Cross winner with Oakleaves, Swords and Lot: 532 Diamonds. Vintage signed 3 x 5 EISENHOWER DWIGHT D.: photograph of Galland in a three (1890-1969) American General of quarter length pose wearing his World War II, later American uniform and Knight's Cross. President 1953-61. Bold, dark Signed in blue fountain pen ink at fountain pen ink signature the base of the image, partially ('Dwight D Eisenhower') as across a darker area although General, U. S. Army, on an still legible. Accompanied by a envelope addressed to Mrs. T.L.S. by Galland's secretary, Dwight D. Eisenhower in Denver, one page, 4to, Bonn, 18th Colorado. Postmarked by the US September 1967, to the collector Army Postal Service, September Dr. William H. Wray, in English, 1944. Eisenhower's signature sending the signed photograph

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and also referring to Hans Ulrich pen ink with his name alone at Rudel. Together with a selection the base of the image. Neatly of A.Ls.S., T.Ls.S., signed trimmed and with some scuffing postcard photograph (1), signed and staining to the image, slightly First Day Cover (1) by various affecting a couple of letters of the other German pilots including signature. FR Hans-Ulrich Rudel, Hanna Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 Reitsch, Erich Hartmann, Bruno Poelke etc. Generally VG, 10 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Lot: 538 HIMMLER HEINRICH: (1900- 1945) Nazi German Politician, Lot: 535 Reichsfuhrer of the Schutzstaffel ROMMEL ERWIN: (1891-1944) (SS) 1929-45. Vintage signed 3.5 German Field Marshal of World x 5.5 photograph of Himmler in a War II. D.S., Rommel, in bold head and shoulders pose pencil, four pages, 4to, Head wearing his SS uniform. Signed Quarters, 22nd October 1941. in fountain pen ink to the image, The typed document, in German, slightly across a darker area and relates to the award of the with reasonable contrast. Neatly Kriegsverdienstkreuze II Klasse mounted, otherwise VG mit Schwertern (War Merit Cross Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 with Swords) to sixty seven individuals, each listed with their dates of birth and other details Lot: 539 including rank and troop.. Signed HIMMLER HEINRICH: (1900- by Rommel at the conclusion in 1945) Nazi German Politician, his capacity as General der Reichsfuhrer of the Schutzstaffel Panzertruppen in Africa. Several (SS) 1929-45. D.S., H. Himmler, file holes to the left edge of each one page, 4to, Berlin, 13th page, only affecting a few letters September 1936, in German. The of the text but not the signature, partially printed document is a otherwise VG Contract of Service issued by Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 Himmler as SS Reichsfuhrer and Minister of the Interior to SS Untersturmfuhrer Hans Bunning Lot: 536 stating that he 'undertakes to STREICHER JULIUS: (1885- serve continuously, until the age 1946) Nazi Gauleiter of of 45, as an officer in the SS Franconia 1929-40 and founder Reserve Troops in accordance and publisher of Der Sturmer with the rules, orders and newspaper, a central element of regulations applicable to the SS the Nazi propaganda machine Reserve Troops' and further during World War II. Bold, black continuing 'After age 45, the fountain pen ink signature and contract of service will remain in date, 1935, in his hand on an force from year to year, unless it oblong 12mo card bearing a is terminated one quarter before printed greeting in German. the end of a year. The first year Some extremely light, minor age of service as an officer will count wear, VG as probation.' Signed by Himmler Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 in bold blue fountain pen ink and signed twice by Bunning, once at the foot to acknowledge that the Lot: 537 contract of service has been STREICHER JULIUS: (1885- presented to him. Two file holes 1946) Nazi Gauleiter of to the left edge and some light Franconia 1929-40 and founder age wear, not affecting the text or and publisher of Der Sturmer signature, about VG newspaper, a central element of Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00 the Nazi propaganda machine during World War II. Vintage signed 3.5 x 5 photograph of Streicher standing in a three quarter length pose wearing his Nazi uniform and with an armband featuring the Nazi swastika. Signed in dark fountain

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Lot: 540 Lot: 543 GOEBBELS JOSEPH: (1897- NUREMBURG TRIALS: A rare 1945) German Politician, Reich ‘Short Snorter’ United States Minister of Propaganda in Nazi of America One Dollar banknote Germany 1933-45. Vintage individually signed by seven of signed and inscribed sepia 11.5 x the defendants at the Nuremberg 15.5 photograph, the image Trials comprising Hermann depicting Goebbels in a profile Goering (1893-1946, head and shoulders pose. Signed Reichsmarschall and ('Dr. Goebbels') in dark fountain Commander of the Luftwaffe pen ink at the base of the image, 1935-45), Wilhelm Keitel (1882- with a three line inscription in 1946, German Field Marshal, German, the Nazi salute ('Heil head of the Oberkommando der Hitler') and date, 18th October Wehrmacht), Alfred Jodl (1890- 1935, in his hand. Partially 1946, Wehrmacht Generaloberst, written across a darker area of deputy to Keitel), Wilhelm Frick the image although legible. (1877-1946, Reich Minister of the Signed photographs of Goebbels Interior 1933-43), Fritz Sauckel of this size and quality are (1894-1946, Gauleiter of extremely rare. VG Thuringia 1927-45), Konstantin Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 von Neurath (1873-1956, Reich Minister of Foreign Affairs 1932- 38) and Joachim von Ribbentrop Lot: 541 (1893-1946, Reich Minister of MENGELE JOSEF: (1911-1979) Foreign Affairs 1938-45). All have German Schutzstaffel (SS) signed their names in fountain Officer and Physician in the Nazi pen inks, some adding the date Concentration Camp Auschwitz in their hands. A couple of the during World War II. Rare signatures are very weak and fountain pen ink signature barely legible. Some small ink ('Mengele') on a very small piece annotations in the hand of the neatly clipped from an official collector. Some light overall document. Matted in black creasing and age wear, G beneath a 5 x 7 photograph of Provenance: Accompanied by a Mengele in a head and shoulders typed certificate signed by Dan J. pose and above a brief printed Hardy, a Notary Public of West biography. Framed and glazed in Virginia, stating, in part, ‘that the a silver coloured wooden frame signatures listed below and to an overall size of 9 x 13.5. VG appearing on the 1935A Silver Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Certificate, Serial No. Y 59385846 C, are authentic and were obtained by me while I was a guard in the courtroom of the Lot: 542 War Criminal Trials, Palace of EICHMANN ADOLF: (1906- Justice, Nuremberg, Germany. 1962) German Nazi SS- Orders came down to collect Obersturmbannfuhrer of World signatures no more, and this War II. Rare, dark fountain pen prevented me from getting all of ink signature ('Eichmann') on a them. The signatures were small piece neatly clipped from obtained in the cell block before an official document. Matted in we took the prisoners to the black beneath two 5 x 7 courtroom each morning’. photographs of Eichmann in Countersigned by Louise head and shoulders poses, one Lowther, Notary Public of in uniform, and above a brief Harrison County, West Virginia, printed biography. Framed and and bearing her blind embossed glazed in a silver coloured stamp. Also included is a wooden frame to an overall size holograph copy of the same of 15 x 13.5. VG statement signed by Dan Hardy Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 alongside his blind embossed Notary Public stamp and dated 20th April 1966. Some overall creasing, light staining, age wear and small areas of paper loss to the statement. Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00

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Lot: 544 Lot: 547 AUTOGRAPHS: Selection of AUTOGRAPHS: Miscellaneous signed pieces, signed postcard selection of signed pieces, album photographs, signed pages, signed postcard programmes, a few letters etc., photographs and slightly larger by various famous individuals, (most vintage), A.Ls.S., T.Ls.S. mainly entertainers and etc., by a variety of entertainers, sportsmen, including Hattie musicians, Music Hall artists and Jacques & Eric Sykes, Bob some other famous individuals, Monkhouse, Mike Reid, Richard including Alfredo, Geraldo, Derek Baker, The King's Singers, Pete Oldham, Jack Parnell, Eric Murray, Frankie Vaughan, Bob Delaney, Ray Ellington, Johnny Wilson, Tony Jacklin, Brian Dankworth, Patricia Hayes (2), Huggett, Peter Oosterhuis, Vince Beatrice Webb, Leslie Hore- Hill, Harry Secombe etc. Some Belisha (A.L.S. accompanied by multiple signed. A little age wear, related correspondence G to VG, 27 concerning proposals for Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 reorganising the Army, 1937) etc. FR to generally G, 31 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Lot: 545 AUTOGRAPHS: Selection of signed 8 x 10 photographs and Lot: 548 some slightly smaller by various AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An individuals (mainly popular autograph album containing over musicians and snooker players) twenty signatures by a variety of including Bob Geldof, Johnny individuals including Chaim Dank worth & Cleo Laine, Russ Weizmann (on a small, slightly Conway, Brother Beyond, Lesley irregularly clipped piece), Israel Garrett, Johnny Mathis, James Zangwill, Gerald Friedlander, Galway, Stephen Hendry, John Landon Ronald, Sessue Virgo, Willie Thorne, Jimmy Hayakawa, Alec Waugh etc., the White, Steve Davis, Neal Foulds, album also containing other Jeffrey Archer, William Hague, signatures, most seemingly of Marie Helvin etc. Generally VG, friends and family of the collector, 22 Henry Sanders. Most of the Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 signatures are in pencil and many pages are multiple signed. G Lot: 546 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 AUTOGRAPHS: Collection of vintage signed cards, a few pieces and signed postcard Lot: 549 photographs and A.Ls.S. etc., by AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: A good various German and continental autograph album containing over European writers, artists, singers, twenty signatures by a variety of actors etc., including Lina famous individuals including Morgenstern, Marcell Salzer, Guglielmo Marconi, Oliver Lodge, Gertrud Foerstel, Danny Gurtler J. Ramsay MacDonald, John and others. Also including a Simon, Augustus John, John selection of vintage unsigned Lavery, Diana Manners, Prince postcard photographs (22) and Antoine Bibesco & Princess magazine photographs (37) etc., Elizabeth Bibesco, Edgar subjects include Ramon Novarro Wallace, Mark Hambourg, (3; in costume from Ben Hur), Sydney St Barbe etc. A few Paul Hartmann, Felix pages are multiple signed and all Weingartner, Albert Bassermann, are neatly annotated in red ink in Giacomo Puccini, Max the hand of the collector, Henry Pallenberg etc. G to generally Sanders. VG VG, 112 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00

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Lot: 550 AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: A good autograph album containing over 120 signed clipped pieces, a few A.Ls.S. and vintage signed postcard photographs etc., most laid down in multiples to the pages, by a wide variety of famous individuals including W. G. Grace, James Braid (adding Championship Golfer 1901 in his hand), Leslie Ward ('Spy'), William Gladstone, Earl of Shaftesbury, Lord Cardigan, Wyke Bayliss, Frederic Farrar, Archibald Tait (as Archbishop of Canterbury), William Powell Frith (A.L.S. sending advice to a young autograph collector), Edward Benson (as Archbishop of Canterbury), Mary Anderson, Isabella Bird (signed Isabella L Bishop), Edmund Barton (first Prime Minister of Australia), Anthony Eden, Frederick Temple (as Archbishop of Canterbury), Lewis Beaumont, John Charlton (original pen and ink sketch of the head of a horse), George Canning, Arthur James Balfour, Thomas Fellowes, Lord Kitchener, George S. White VC, William Huggins, Max Muller, C. B. Fry, Ellaline Terriss, Lily Brayton, Edna May, Irene Vanbrugh, Phyllis Dare, Zena Dare, Marie Studholme, Gabrielle Ray, Ellen Terry, Marie Hall etc. The album also includes various pieces of printed ephemera laid down to pages. Many of the autographs are neatly annotated beneath in ink by the collector. Some age wear, G Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00

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