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Chaucer Auctions Chaucer Auctions Online Only CHAUCER LIVE ONLINE AUTOGRAPH AUCTION . United Kingdom Started 29 Aug 2014 10:00 BST Lot Description 1 Tommy Simpson famous cyclist died on Tour de France signature piece fixed to Autograph album page with small inset b/w photo. Kenneth Connor rare autographed presentation star of so many Carry-On films, rare signature piece presented underneath a black and 2 white photo of him, mounted to an overall size of 28cm x 41cm. Good condition Noel Redding signed page. Died 2003 English rock bassist and guitarist best known for his work as bassist with the Jimi Hendrix 3 Experience. Rare autograph. Barnes Wallis, Arthur Harris and Dambuster Micky Martin signed Dambuster 617 Squadron flown RAF cover. Very rare combination of 4 autographs. Wallis was the inventor of the Dambuster raid bouncing bomb, Good condition Amelia Earhart signed framed letter. Overall size 30 x 23 inches Typed letter on Earhart?s letterhead date 17th Feb 1932. Addresses to 5 Lillie Wilkes of Buffalo NY, mentioning the possibility of Earhart lecturing at Wilkes school. Professionally framed and mounted with two photographs and a nice biog ...[more] Astronaut Multi signed US Flag. Interesting stars and stripes flag measuring 80cm x 55cm signed at the Autographica show by Alan 6 Bean, Richard Gordon, Edgar Mitchell & Walt Cunningham. They have each added their Apollo missions below the autographs. Also signed by Richard Kiel, Dick Ayres with f ...[more] Mercury Seven signed Framed presentation overall Size 38x20 inches. Has signed Gus Grissom Cheque and signature pieces of Alan 7 Shepard, Deke Slayton, Gordon Cooper, Scott Carpenter, John Glenn & Wally Schirra. Superbly framed and mounted with a colour group photo and the mission patches by each ...[more] Apollo 13 crew signed presentation. 1970 Apollo 13 US cover signed by James Lovell, Jack Swigert & Fred Haise. Scarce cover, with 8 Cape Canaveral postmark. Nicely framed and mounted with colour photo. Good condition Apollo 1 crew signed presentation Gus Grissom signed cheque and Roger Chaffee, Edward White Jnr signed cards framed and 9 mounted with colour photo to an overall size of 24 x 33 inches. Good condition Apollo XI crew signed Presentation. Neil Armstrong signed The famous Belgian stamp block issued for Apollo 11 is widely known as the 10 only commercial signing Neil Armstrong ever did (aside from some charity items such as the Naval Aviation prints) in his life. Buzz Aldrin & Michael Collins signat ...[more] Yuri Gagarin Signed KNIGA Cover. A 6.5"" x 3.75"" cacheted philatelic cover, postmarked at Moscow on January 10, 1964, with the 11 signature of the first man in space, Yuri Gagarin, in the upper left area. This is one of a series issued by the Russian agency and are accepted in the ...[more] 12 Yuri Gagarin signed white card 13 John Lennon & Yoko Ono signed white card. Donald Sinden signed typed letter. Dated 12/9/66 on his own stationary thanking the sender for a charming and complimentary letter. 14 Good condition Bernard Bresslaw signed letter dated 9/10/67 on Savoy Hotel stationary thanking the sender for her enjoyment of his TV performances. 15 Star of many Carry on movies, scarce autograph. Good condition 16 Ginger Rogers signed letter. Dated 3/2/69 on Savoy Hotel stationary thanking the sender for her enjoyment of his Films. Good condition Eli Wallach handwritten and signed letter to a fan. In it, Wallach states his favourite film and what he was working on at the time of 17 writing. Nice item. Good condition 18 Rex Harrison signed small 6 x 4 b/w portrait photo, scarce autograph. Good condition Billy Dainty signed handwritten letter, in response to request for autograph. He mentions his funny walk only being shown on TV in the 19 North. Good condition 20 Robert Morley typed signed letter 1968 thanking the sender for a kind letter. Scarce autograph. Good condition Wisdom & Blackman Stunning and really unusual Norman Wisdom and Honor Blackman double signed 10x8 b/w photo. Never seen 21 these two together before! Good condition WW2 pilots signed 12 x 8 b/w photo of a pair of Spitfires in flight signed by Battle of Britain pilots Jimmy Corbin, Geoffrey Wellum, 22 Rodney Scrase, John Ellacombe & Rusty Waughman. Good condition Rochus Misch signed 6 x 4 b/w photo. Misch (29 July 1917 5 September 2013) was a German Oberscharführer (senior squad leader) in 23 the 1st SS Panzer Division Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler (LSSAH) during World War II. He served as a courier, bodyguard and telephone operator for German leader Adolf Hitl ...[more] 24 Liza Minnelli handwritten note on slip of card. Tough autograph Good condition 25 Eli Wallach 8x10 signed colour photo as ?Mr Freeze? from Batman. He has added ?Brrr Brrr? to his autograph. Good condition 617 Squadron VIPs 1997 Benham Roy Chadwick, Designer of the Avro Lancaster cover. Flown in a Lancaster PA474 over Coningsby 26 and signed by 617 Squadron Lancaster pilots Nicky Ross DSO DFC and Sqn Ldr John Gee DFC. Good condition 27 Johnny Depp signed 7 x 5 colour photo, relaxed pose with woolly hat on. Good condition 28 Sean Connery signed vintage 6 x 4 b/w photo, rare image with pinholes in the four corners. Scarce item. Giacomo Agostini signed 8 x 6 b/w motor cycle racing photo. He is an Italian multi-time world champion Grand Prix motorcycle road 29 racer.[1] Nicknamed Ago, with an absolute record of 122 Grand Prix wins and 15 World Championships titles, he is claimed to be the greatest motorcycle racer of all time. ...[more] 30 Roy Ferdinand signed Denis the Menace 6 x 4 colour pen and ink signed sketch. Good condition 31 Douglas Fairbanks Jr signed vintage album page Good condition 32 Bob Hope signed vintage album page Good condition 33 Tony Curtis signed 10 x 8 b/w young portrait photo. Good condition Mark Wahlberg & Helena Bonham Carter double signed 10 x 8 colour Planet of the Apes photo, mounted to 12 x 10 overall. Good 34 condition 35 Billy Tidy signed on inside page with doodle on his Save Daring Waring with a Pencil book. Good condition 36 Arthur Harris, David Shannon & Leonard Cheshire VC signed 1977 90th ann. Sir Barnes Wallis cover. Good condition Admiral of the Fleet Alfred Ernle Montacute Chatfield, 1st Baron Chatfield (1873 1967) was a Royal Navy officer. During WW1 he was 37 Beatty`s Flag-Captain at the Battles of Heligoland Bight in 1914, Dogger Bank in 1915 and Jutland in 1916. After the War he became Commander-in-Chief, Atlantic Fleet and ...[more] Admiral Sir Alan Geoffrey Hotham (1876 1965) was an officer in the Royal Navy. Hotham was born in Edinburgh and played first-class 38 cricket for Hampshire in 1901. During WW1 he commanded the C-class light cruiser HMS Comus at the Battle of Jutland. He was appointed Director of Trade at the Admiralty ...[more] Admiral of the Fleet Sir Algernon Usborne Willis (1889?1976) joined the Royal Navy as a cadet in 1904 and served in WW1 and then in 39 actions against the Bolsheviks in 1918 to 1919. In WW2 he was Chief of Staff to the Commander-in-Chief, Mediterranean Fleet and then Commander-in-Chief South Atlantic, ...[more] Admiral of the Fleet Sir George Elvey Creasy(1895 1972) served in WW1 in operations at Heligoland Bight in 1917. In WW2 he 40 commanded HMS Grenville, sunk in 1940 and then HMS Codrington which took part in the Dunkirk evacuation. He was made Director of Anti-Submarine Warfare in 1940 and given command ...[more] 41 Murray Walker signed 2007 Chaucer Official Grand Prix FDC with Ayrton Senna illustration. Good condition Battle of Britain multi-signed 1990 50th ann. Airletter with Biggin Hill postmark. One of only 135 signed by Air Cdre Alan Deere DSO 42 DFC, Air Cdr Dame F Peake, Wg Cdr I Cosby DFC, Sgt E Mortimer MM, Cpl E Green MM. Good condition 43 Brian Trubshaw signed 1999 Eclipse FDC, small tear 1/2cm top otherwise good. 44 Christopher Lee signed1997 Tales of Terror single stamp FDC. Good condition 45 Bob Kane signed DC Detective comic. Good condition Salvador Dali signed woodcut block print of The Arch Angel Gabriel from The Divine Comedies series. Acquired from the Dali Expo in 46 Brugge, it is clearly signed at the bottom by Salvador Dali (1904 1989), the prominent Spanish Catalan surrealist painter. The print is framed and glazed front and back ...[more] 47 Jimmy James signed The Real Great Escape WWII Hero 8x10 Photo Good condition 48 Joe & Enzo Calzaghe signed full size Title boxing glove. Good condition 49 Dick Scobee (STS 51-L commander) handsigned Shuttle test flight cover, also signed Einar Enevoldson Good condition 50 Vincent Price mounted autograph with two stunning b/w photos to overall 16 x 20 size. Good condition 51 Roy Lancaster signed Great British Gardens Benham small silk. Good condition 52 Britt Ekland Sex symbol, actress and Bond Girl signed World Wildlife Fund FDC with Gaborne FDI postmark. Good condition Professor Richard Holmes 1998 The Queens Beasts Benham BLCS139 official FDC signed by Professor Richard Holmes (1946 2011). 53 Professor Holmes was a soldier and noted military historian. He was also an Aide de- Camp to The Queen. Good condition 54 Jack Charlton 1966 World Cup winner signed 2002 Football World Cup FDC with Wembley postmark. Good condition Heather Couper CBE signed Total Eclipse BLCS164 FDC. Couper is a British astronomer who popularised astronomy in the 1980s and 55 1990s on British television, and was also President of the British Astronomical Society from 1984 1986.
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