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Specialist Autograph Auction Saturday 12 July 2014 11:00

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Lot: 1 Lot: 3 : A printed 8vo menu for ALI MUHAMMAD: (1942- ) a luncheon hosted by Jack American Boxer, World Solomons at Isow's Restaurant Champion. Signed and Jack of Clubs nightspot in 8 x 10 photograph, the image in honour of the former depicting Ali standing in a full World Champion boxers Max length boxing pose in a Miami Baer, and Gus Beach gym. Signed in bold black Lesnevich, 29th October 1958, ink with his name alone to a clear signed to the inside by fifteen area of the image. Some very boxers including Max Baer light surface creasing, otherwise (World Heavyweight Champion VG 1934-35), Henry Armstrong Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 (World Champion 1937-38, World Champion 1938-40 and World Lot: 4 Champion 1938-39), ALI MUHAMMAD: (1942- ) (World Light American Boxer, World Heavyweight Champion 1941- Heavyweight Champion. Black 48), Carlo Ortiz (World ink signature ('') Lightweight Champion 1962-65, on a of America 1965-68), Rinty Monaghan one dollar bank note, also signed (World Champion 1947- in blue ink by Ali's third wife, 49), (World Veronica Porsche Ali (1955- ), Champion 1961- with her name alone. 62), (European Accompanied by four original Heavyweight Champion 1946- colour candid unsigned 4.5 x 3.5 49), Peter Waterman (European photographs, three depicting Welterweight Champion 1958), Muhammad Ali in different head Len Harvey (British Heavyweight and shoulders poses (one Champion 1938-42), Johnny showing him signing the bank Williams (British Heavyweight note) and one showing Veronica Champion 1952-53), Harry Mizler Porsche Ali seated in a car and (British Lightweight Champion with a pen in one hand. An 1934), Eric Boon (British additional note in the hand of a Lightweight Champion 1938-44), collector indicates that the Sammy McCarthy (British autographs were obtained in Featherweight Champion 1954- person on Rodeo Drive in 55), Pat Supple and one other. Beverly Hills in October 1980. All have signed in bold inks, most Some light overall creasing to the in fountain pen inks, to the inside. bank note, G to VG, 5 Some overall staining and age Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 wear, largely to the outer covers, about G Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 5 ALI MUHAMMAD: (1942- ) American Boxer, World Lot: 2 Heavyweight Champion. Large MOORE ARCHIE: (1916-1998) signed colour 15 x 19 American Boxer, World Light photograph, an iconic image of Heavyweight Champion 1952-62. Ali in a full length pose in a Signed colour 8 x 10 photograph boxing ring, standing over Sonny of Moore standing in a full length Liston who lies on the canvas boxing pose. Signed in bold blue before him. Signed ('Muhammad ink with his name alone to a clear Ali aka Cassius Clay') in bold area at the base of the image. EX gold ink to a clear area of the Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 background. Double matted in blue and white and framed and glazed in a gold coloured frame to an overall size of 22.5 x 26.5. EX Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00

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Lot: 6 Paul Junior, Billy Backus, Kid FRAZIER JOE: (1944-2011) Marcel, Laurie Buxton, Joe American Boxer, World Hyman, Baby Day, Tippy Larkin, Heavyweight Champion 1970-73. Fritzie Zivic, Jackie Fields etc. Signed colour 8 x 10 photograph Most of the images depict the of Smokin' Joe standing in a full boxers in boxing poses. G to length boxing pose. Signed in generally VG, 27 bold green ink with his name Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 alone to a light area of the image. EX Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Lot: 10 BOXING: Selection of signed 8 x 10 photographs and a few slightly Lot: 7 larger, by various boxers NORTON KEN: (1943-2013) including Dave Boy Green, Ryan American Boxer, WBC Rhodes, , Tony Heavyweight Champion March- Sibson, Silky Jones, Johnny June 1978. Signed colour 8 x 10 Nelson, etc. Also including a photograph of Norton standing in multiple signed 9 x 12 a bare chested three quarter photograph by Alan Minter, Ken length pose wearing his Buchanan, Dave Boy Green, and Championship belt. Signed in Charlie Magri. Some duplication. bold blue ink to a clear area at Many images are colour, and the centre of the image, adding most show the boxers in action W. B. C. Champ in his hand poses. VG to EX, 20 beneath his signature. EX Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Lot: 11 Lot: 8 BOXING: Three red Everlast BOXING: A printed 4to brochure, boxing gloves of different sizes, being the International Boxing individually signed by the World Hall of Fame's official press kit Champion boxers Jake LaMotta for the sixth annual Induction (adding Raging Bull beneath his weekend, 8th - 11th June 1995, signature), Nigel Benn and signed in bold black inks to the . All have signed front cover by the boxers in bold black inks. VG to EX, 3 Muhammad Ali, , Ken Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Norton, and . All have signed with their names alone to clear areas. Lot: 12 About EX MR. UNIVERSE: A printed 8vo Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 menu for a luncheon to commemorate the first British Empire Weight-Lifting Lot: 9 Championships and 'Mr. BOXING: Selection of signed Universe' Contest at Holborn postcard photographs and Restaurant, London, 13th August slightly larger, some 8 x 10s etc., 1948, individually signed to the most vintage, by various verso by eleven weight-lifters and Heavyweight, and bodybuilders (some of them Welterweight Boxers, some of Olympic medallists) including them World or British George Hackenschmidt, Steve Champions, including Ingemar Reeves, John Grimek, Issy Johansson (World Heavyweight Bloomberg, James Halliday, Champion 1959-60), Phil Scott Julian Creus etc. Most of the (magazine photograph), Joe signatures are in bold pencil. Erskine, , Jack Together with an unsigned Gardner, Richard Dunn, Len printed 8vo official programme for Harvey, Jack Bodell, , the event held at the Scala Robert Cohen (World Theatre, London. Some light Bantamweight Champion 1954- staining and age wear, G, 2 56), Theo Medina, Maurice Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Sandeyron, Bunty Doran and Joe Burman (World Bantamweight Champion for one day in 1923),

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Lot: 13 Shaddick etc.). The album bears WOODFULL WILLIAM: (1897- the ownership signature of the 1965) Australian Cricketer of the South African bowler Vivian Ian 1920s and 30s. Vintage signed Smith. Together with a second postcard photograph of Woodfull autograph album containing nine in a head and shoulders pose signatures including Hedley wearing his cap. Signed Verity, Norman Yardley, Bill ('W M Woodfull') in fountain pen Edrich, Len Hutton, ink with his name alone to a light players and Nigel area of the image. VG Cockburn etc., the album also Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 including an official facsimile team sheet of the MCC Tour to 1938-39 and various ink drawings and verses etc. by Lot: 14 family and friends of the collector. BRADMAN DON: (1908-2001) Some light age wear and minor Australian Cricketer. Book foxing to the second album. G to signed, a hardback edition of VG, 2 Farewell to Cricket, First Edition Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 published by Hodder & Stoughton, London, May 1950. Signed by Bradman in blue fountain pen ink with his name Lot: 16 alone beneath his frontispiece CRICKET: Selection of signed portrait. Accompanied by the dust colour 8 x 10 photographs and jacket (some tears and areas of slightly larger by various paper loss). Together with a cricketers including Andrew small hardback edition of The Flintof, Kevin Pietersen, Alistair Observer's Book of Cricket by Cook, Joe Root, Stuart Broad, Peter Smith, published by , Jonathan Trott, Frederick Warne & Co. Ltd., Andrew Strauss, Michael London, 1976 (revised edition), Vaughan, David Gower, Jason signed and inscribed by Denis Gillespie, Matthew Hoggard, Compton to an inside photo Ryan Sidebottom etc. Each of the page. Accompanied by the dust images show the subjects in jacket. G to VG, 2 cricket related poses and all are Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 boldly signed to clear areas. VG to EX, 16 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Lot: 15 CRICKET: An autograph album containing several multiple Lot: 17 signed pages by various cricket CRICKET: A good selection of teams of the late 1940s colour 9 x 13 printed caricatures comprising 1947 (12 by the artist John Ireland, each signatures including Len Hutton, individually signed by various Norman Yardley, Godfrey Evans, cricketers including Phil Bill Edrich, Alec Bedser, Denis Edmonds, Dean Jones, Bob Compton, Cyril Washbrook etc.), Willis, Richie Benaud, Geoff a further MCC team of the same Boycott, Mohammed Azharuddin, era (17 signatures including Richard Hadlee, Graham Gooch, Denis Compton, Godfrey Evans, , Malcolm Marshall, Frank Mann, Len Hutton, Reg Derek Randall, Lance Cairns etc. Simpson, Cyril Washbrook, All are boldly signed to clear Maurice Tremlett, Cliff Gladwin areas and none are inscribed. etc.), Natal (11 signatures Generally VG, 16 including Jackie McGlew, Dudley Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Nourse, Hugh Tayfield etc.), Worcestershire CCC (13 signatures including R. E. S. Lot: 18 Wyatt, Martin Young etc.), CRICKET: Selection of multiple CCC (13 signatures including signed teamsheets by various Errol Holmes, Stan Squires, Alec English teams, Bedser, Eric Bedser, Laurie most official and complete, 1980s Fishlock etc.) and onwards, signatures include Tim CCC (11 signatures including Bresnan, , Andrew Leslie Compton, Denis Compton, Flintoff, Andrew Strauss, Paul Bill Edrich, Frank Mann, Rowland Collingwood, Alec Stewart, Tim

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Robinson, Eddie Hemmings, Lot: 20 Chris Broad, Derek Randall, Carl CRICKET: Selection of signed Hooper, Matthew Hoggard, pieces, cards, album pages, plain Michael Vaughan, Graeme Hick, white stickers, magazine and James Anderson, Neil newspaper photographs, a few Fairbrother, Robin Smith, Jimmy signed postcard photographs and Cook, Kevin Pietersen, David letters etc., by various cricketers Boon, Nasser Hussain, Ronnie including Don Bradman, Allan Irani, Gladstone Small, Adam Border, Bob Simpson, Merv Hollioake, Mark Butcher, Martin Hughes, Maurice Tate, Martin Bicknell, Ben Hollioake, Graham Crowe, Alec Stewart, Len Hutton, Thorpe, Mike Atherton, Marcus Brian Lara, Jack Russell, Viv Trescothick, Justin Langer, Curtly Richards, Mike Gatting, Mark Ambrose, Allan Lamb, Ian Ramprakash, Carl Hooper, Botham, Graham Dilley, John Dennis Amiss, Henry Blofeld, Emburey, Bill Athey, Jack Brian Johnston, Alan Knott, Russell, Graham Gooch and Eddie Hemmings, Tom many others. G to generally VG, Graveney, Martyn Moxon, Devon 69 Malcolm, , John Arlott, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Tom Graveney, Godfrey Evans, Jim Swanton, Curtly Ambrose, Courtney Walsh, Malcolm Lot: 19 Marshall, Desmond Haynes, CRICKET: Selection of signed , Richie Benaud, pieces, cards, album pages, plain Gladstone Small, Ryan white stickers, magazine and Sidebottom, Derek Pringle, Bill newspaper photographs, a few Johnston, Chris Cairns, George signed postcard photographs and Cox, Arthur Gilligan, Clyde letters etc., by various cricketers Walcott and many others. Some including Shane Warne, Allan duplication and a few multiple Border, Percy Holmes, Rahul signed. A few FR, generally VG, Dravid, Alf Valentine, Devon 284 Malcolm, Richard Hadlee, Brian Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lara, Tony Grieg, Viv Richards, Mike Gatting, David Gower, Angus Fraser, Carl Hooper, Tom Lot: 21 Graveney, R. E. S. Wyatt, Ian CRICKET: Selection of signed Chappell, Jim Swanton, Bob postcard photographs and a few Woolmer, Alec Stewart, Fred slightly larger, some signed Trueman, Ted Dexter, Alan cards, First Day Covers, Knott, Roland Butcher, Desmond teamsheets etc., by various Haynes, John Arlott, Malcolm cricketers, most individually Marshall, Ray Illingworth, Allan matted in cream to various sizes, Border, Dickie Bird, Winston including Fred Trueman, Geoff Benjamin, Courtney Walsh, Gus Boycott, Mike Atherton, Desmond Logie, Michael Holding, Dean Haynes, David Gower, John Jones, Merv Hughes, Richie Edrich, Richie Benaud, Jim Benaud, Godfrey Evans, Walter Laker, Tom Graveney, Phil Hadlee, Ian Bell, , Ian Tufnell, Bob Willis, Phil Botham, Bert Sutcliffe, Cyril DeFreitas, Martyn Moxon, Washbrook, George Geary, Matthew Maynard, Ray Clyde Walcott, Bill O'Reilly and Illingworth, Andrew Caddick, many others. Some duplication Martin Bicknell, Chris Lewis, Ian and a few multiple signed. A few Botham, Devon Malcolm, Mike FR, generally VG, 279 Gatting, Angus Fraser, Bill Athey, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Derek Underwood, Robin Smith, John Emburey etc. A few are multiple signed and most of the images are colour. Generally VG, 76 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

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Lot: 22 fountain pen ink to the image. TILDEN WILLIAM: (1893-1953) Together with a selection of American Tennis Player, vintage signed postcard Wimbledon Champion 1920, photographs and slightly smaller 1921 & 1930. A.L.S., Bill, two by various other tennis players pages, 8vo, n.p. (Saugus, including ), n.d. ('Wed', 5th May (Wimbledon Champion 1958), 1949, to Mrs. Marrion Anderson Wilhelm Bungert, , and her son Arthur, 'Dear Marrion Nancy Chaffee etc. Signed to the & Bratto'. Writing in bold pencil, verso (1). Some with slight traces Tilden announces 'I am thinking of former mounting to the about the Brat & how he is corners, generally VG, 7 coming out in the school match & Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 know he is winning' and continues to refer to his story, which he states is going well, and Lot: 24 asks Marrion to 'be sure to bring LENGLEN SUZANNE: (1899- me two of the tablets as I am all 1938) French Tennis Player, out now & can't work until I get it'. Wimbledon Champion 1919, He again refers to Arthur's tennis, 1920, 1921, 1922, 1923 & 1925. 'I'm crazy to see who you draw, Vintage signed 3 x 7 photograph Babe, in the So. Cal. Surprize the of Lenglen in a full length tennis old fogies & lick a few seeded action pose at Wimbledon. stars….It would do me good to Signed in bold fountain pen ink know it' and concludes 'I miss with her name alone to a light you both and wish I were with area at the base of the image. you, but I am really fine & getting Neatly trimmed, otherwise VG fat I'm afraid. I'm really excited Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 about the story. Please arrange with the gal about typing it.' Accompanied by the original Lot: 25 envelope hand addressed by JACOBS HELEN: (1908-1997) Tilden, also in bold pencil, and American Tennis Player, signed ('W T Tilden') by him in Wimbledon Champion 1936. the return address panel. VG The Vintage signed 9.5 x 7.5 present letter is written at a photograph of Jacobs standing in controversial time in Tilden's life; a half length pose engaged in in 1949 he was arrested (for a conversation with a gentleman, second time) and sentenced to both holding their tennis rackets prison for "contributing to the and balls. Signed ('Helen Hull delinquency of a minor". Upon Jacobs') in bold black fountain his release Tilden was broke, and pen ink with her name alone to a shunned, barely earning a living clear area of the image. Together by scarce teaching assignments. with a small 4to printed His last protégé, Arthur Anderson, programme for an Indoor to whom the present letter is Professional Lawn Tennis written, and Anderson's mother Tournament at the Empire Pool, Marrion Anderson, however, still , 11th, 12th & 14th befriended him. When Tilden February 1947, individually failed to keep a dinner invitation signed to the inside photo and at the Andersons, Arthur biography pages by the tennis investigated and found Tilden players (Wimbledon dead from heart disease in his Champion 1939) and Mary small Hollywood apartment. Hardwick, each with their names Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 alone in fountain pen inks to clear areas. Generally VG, 2 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 23 BOROTRA JEAN: (1898-1994) French Tennis Player, Lot: 26 Wimbledon Champion 1924 & TENNIS: (1892- 1926. Vintage signed and 1979) American Tennis Player, inscribed postcard photograph of winner of nineteen Wimbledon Borotra standing in a full length Women's Doubles and Mixed pose holding his tennis rackets. Doubles Championships 1914- Photograph by E. Trim & Co. of 34. Signed 6 x 5 photograph Wimbledon. Signed in dark depicting the elderly Ryan

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standing in a three quarter length Lot: 28 pose opposite Prince Edward, BERGMANN RICHARD: (1919- Duke of and Katharine, 1970) Austrian-born British Table Duchess of Kent, at Wimbledon, Tennis player, World Champion during an awards ceremony. 1937, 1939, 1948 & 1950. Book Signed by Ryan in blue ink to a signed and inscribed, a hardback light area at the base of the edition of Twenty-One Up, First image and dated 20th June 1977 Edition published by Sporting in her hand; (1908- Handbooks Ltd., London, 1991) Australian Tennis Player, February 1950. Signed by Wimbledon Champion 1933 and Bergmann in bold fountain pen Mixed Doubles Champion, with ink to the half title page, 'To Ryan, 1930. A.L.S., Jack “Tony Jacklin― with good luck Crawford, one page, 8vo, Potts Richard Bergmann' and dated Point, , 28th January Grimsby, 28th March 1950 in his 1977, to Jocelyn Thomas. hand. An interesting association Crawford thanks his copy. Lacking the dust jacket and correspondent for her letter of with some extremely light foxing congratulations 'which included a and age wear, about VG Tony message from my mixed doubles Jacklin (1944- ) English Golfer, partner of 1930 Miss Ryan' and Open Championship winner further adds 'The award received 1969. Jacklin was born in from Her Majesty the Queen was Scunthorpe, , in the very much appreciated…' With same county as Grimsby and blank integral leaf. Accompanied would have been just six years by the original envelope hand old when the present book was addressed by Crawford. Together inscribed to him. with a small selection of three Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 individually signed 8 x 10 photographs by the tennis players , Bjorn Borg and (vintage Lot: 29 signed and inscribed press AUCHTERLONIE WILLIAM: photograph of the player (1872-1963) Scottish Golfer, captured during the Wimbledon Open Championship winner final of 1963, signed in bold blue 1893. Vintage signed 2.5 x 4 fountain pen ink across a light photograph, to the verso, the area of the image, 'To John - candid image showing Very sincerely, Billie Jean Auchterlonie standing outdoors in Moffitt'). VG to EX, 5 a full length pose wearing an Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 overcoat and flat cap. Signed in blue ink, 'William Auchterlonie, Open Champion 1893'. Some light traces of former mounting to Lot: 27 the corners of the verso, not TENNIS: Selection of signed 8 x affecting the signature. Together 10 photographs and a few slightly with three similar vintage signed larger by various tennis players, candid photographs by the many of them Wimbledon golfers Eric Lester and Ramon champions, including Andre Sota (2). Each are signed and Agassi, Goran Ivanisevic, Bjorn inscribed in blue inks to the Borg, Jan Kodes, Richard versos. About VG, 4 Krajicek, , Andy Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Roddick, etc. Most of the images are colour and show the subjects in tennis poses, some holding their Lot: 30 Wimbledon Championship GOLF: A printed 8vo official trophies. All are boldly signed to programme for the Open clear areas of the images. VG to Championship at Royal Lytham & EX, 9 St. Annes, 10th - 13th July 1974, Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 signed by various golfers, most to inside pages alongside their images, including Max Faulkner, Lee Trevino, Johnny Miller, Jack Nicklaus and three others. Some light age wear, about VG Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00

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Lot: 31 All have signed in bold fountain GOLF: Small selection of signed pen inks, each adding the names golf gloves by various golfers of their clubs beneath their including Howard Clark, Barry signatures in their hands. Some Lane, Wayne Riley, very light age wear, otherwise (very weak signature), Gordon VG, 4 Brand Jr., Phillip Price etc., Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 together with individual signed cards by Ray Floyd and Mark Calcavecchia and a signed Lot: 35 colour 8 x 10 photograph by MATTHEWS STANLEY: (1915- Robert Karlsson. The gloves with 2000) English Footballer, the first evident signs of wear, G to VG, winner of the Ballon d'Or (1956). 11 Vintage signed postcard Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 photograph, an early image of Matthews in a smiling head and shoulders pose wearing his Lot: 32 FC jersey. Signed GOLF: A good selection of colour across the base of the image, 9 x 13 printed caricatures by the partially across a darker area artist John Ireland, each although perfectly legible. individually signed by various Attractively and professionally golfers including Lee Trevino, lightly mounted and matted in Nick Faldo, Mark McNulty, Sam red, cream and pale brown above Torrance, Sandy Lyle, Bernhard a brief printed caption. Framed Langer, Ray Floyd, Jose-Maria and glazed in a wooden frame to Olazabal, Gary Player, Craig an overall size of 14 x 20. VG Stadler, Tom Watson, Ian Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Woosnam etc. All are boldly signed to clear areas and none are inscribed. A few with some Lot: 36 very light creasing, otherwise VG, MOORE BOBBY: (1941-1993) 15 English Footballer, Captain of the Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 England winning team, 1966. Signed First Day Cover commemorating the World Lot: 33 Cup 1930-1986 and featuring : A good selection of images of the Jules Rimet and colour 9 x 13 printed caricatures FIFA World Cup trophies and by the artist John Ireland, each bearing a postage stamp individually signed by various featuring and other snooker players including Steve members of the England World Davis, , Stephen Cup winning team of 1966. Post Hendry, , Cliff marked 30th June 1986. Signed Thorburn, Willie Thorne, Neal by Moore in bold blue ink with his Foulds, Silvino Francisco, Tony name alone to a clear area. Knowles, etc. All Together with (1920- are boldly signed to clear areas 1999) English Footballer and and only one is inscribed. Manager of the English national Generally VG, 13 football team 1963-74 with whom Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 he won the World Cup in 1966. Signed First Day Cover commemorating vs. England at Brussels, 25th Lot: 34 February 1970, and post marked ENGLAND FOOTBALL: Small at Brussels on the same day. selection of individually signed Signed by Ramsey in bold blue vintage oblong 12mo cards by fountain pen ink with his name various England International alone to a clear area. VG to EX, 2 footballers of the 1900s - 1920s Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 comprising Charles Buchan (Sunderland & Arsenal; 6 caps), ( & Forest; 21 caps), Harry Hampton (Aston Villa & ; 4 caps) and Dan Tremelling (Birmingham; 1 cap).

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Lot: 37 Lot: 40 MOORE BOBBY: (1941-1993) ENGLAND FOOTBALL: English Footballer, Captain of the Individual signed pieces and England World Cup winning cards etc., by all eleven members team, 1966. Signed printed 4to of the England World Cup photo page removed from a winning team of 1966, comprising soccer annual, featuring a colour Bobby Moore (ink signature to 4.5 x 10.5 image of Moore in a the verso of a pale brown full length action pose wearing envelope), , Nobby his West Ham United kit. Signed Stiles, , Ray in blue ink with his name alone, Wilson, , Alan largely across a clear area of the Ball, , , image. With a similar colour and image to the verso signed by (the latter five together on a red Mike England. Some slight card featuring the England logo). creasing to the edges, otherwise Matted together in cream about VG alongside a colour photograph of Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Bobby Moore and other members of the team in a jubilant pose following their World Cup victory Lot: 38 at Wembley. 19.5 x 16 overall. PELE (1940- ) Brazilian About VG Footballer & CHARLTON BOBBY Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 (1937- ) English Footballer. A large signed colour 20 x 24 photograph by both Pele and Lot: 41 Bobby Charlton individually, the ENGLAND FOOTBALL: Small image depicting the two selection of signed colour 16 x 12 footballers standing together in photographic prints, and slightly half length semi-profile poses on larger, by various members of the a football pitch. Signed by each England World Cup winning team in bold silver inks with their of 1966, comprising Geoff Hurst names alone to the image. (2; one also signed by Martin Rolled, VG Peters), Ray Wilson and Gordon Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Banks. Each of the composite images depict the players in action poses etc. from the 1966 Lot: 39 World Cup final and all have brief ENGLAND FOOTBALL: An printed text to the borders. All are excellent signed 11.5 x 9.5 signed by the players in bold photograph by ten members of black inks with their names the England World Cup winning alone. Together with a signed football team of 1966 individually, colour 23.5 x 16.5 photographic comprising Alan Ball, Geoff print by John McGovern, the Hurst, , Gordon image showing him lifting the Banks, Roger Hunt, Jack European Cup for Nottingham Charlton, Ray Wilson, George Forest in 1980. Limited Edition Cohen, Bobby Charlton and number 80 of 500. Signed in bold Martin Peters. The image depicts black ink with his name alone to Bobby Moore and other players the lower white border. Rolled, in a jubilant mood immediately VG, 5 after having won the World Cup Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 at Wembley. Signed by each in bold black fountain pen inks, most to the lower white border. Lot: 42 Photographs of this quality ENGLAND FOOTBALL: Signed signed in fountain pen ink are colour 8 x 11.5 photograph by rarely encountered. Framed and George Cohen, Alan Ball and glazed in a plain black frame to Ray Wilson individually, each an overall size of 13 x 11. EX members of England's World Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 Cup winning team of 1966, the image showing the three players standing together in a full length pose at the edge of the pitch at , Cohen wearing his Fulham strip and Ball and Wilson wearing their Everton

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strips. Each have signed with alone in blue inks. Some light their names alone in bold black central folds, only very slightly inks to the lower white border. EX affecting the signatures, Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 otherwise VG The present England team played at , on 24th Lot: 43 February 1968 in a European ENGLAND FOOTBALL: Two Championship qualification replica red souvenir England match. The final score was a 1-1 football jerseys, each individually draw. signed by Geoff Hurst, the Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 England World Cup winning footballer of 1966. Together with two replica yellow souvenir Lot: 46 England football jerseys, each ENGLAND FOOTBALL: A good individually signed by Gordon signed colour 10 x 8 photograph Banks, the England World Cup by all eleven members of the winning goalkeeper of 1966. England football team who Each of the shirts are signed by played against Moldova on 1st the players in black inks with their September 1996, comprising names alone and two have been , , Andy individually framed and glazed in Hinchcliffe, , large plain wooden frames. VG, 4 , , Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 , , , and . The image depicts Lot: 44 the players standing and ENGLAND FOOTBALL: crouched in two rows before the Selection of signed 8 x 10 game. All have signed with their photographs and slightly larger names alone in black inks, etc., by various members of the largely to clear areas of the England World Cup winning image. EX England played squad of 1966, including Bobby Moldova at Kishinev on 1st Charlton, George Cohen, Roger September 1996 in a World Cup Hunt, Geoff Hurst, Gordon qualifying match. Barmby, Banks, (8) etc., Gascoigne and Shearer each also including four pre-cut cream scored to give England a 0-3 matts (three without victory. The game was significant photographs) one signed by as it saw David Beckham play his Geoff Hurst (additionally first England International, thus annotated 'They think its all winning the first of his record- over...It is now!') and the other breaking 115 caps for England. It three individually signed by eight also marked the first game of members of the World Cup 's reign as England winning team comprising Alan manager. Ball, Geoff Hurst, Martin Peters, Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Gordon Banks, Jack Charlton, George Cohen, Roger Hunt and Ray Wilson. VG to EX, 23 Lot: 47 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 BECKHAM DAVID: (1975- ) English Footballer. An official souvenir Umbro red England Lot: 45 short sleeved football jersey, ENGLAND FOOTBALL: A good signed by Beckham in black ink 8vo card from the Marine Hotel with his name alone. VG individually signed by thirteen Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 members of the England football squad of 1968 comprising Bobby Moore, Gordon Banks, Geoff Hurst, Martin Peters, Roger Hunt, Ray Wilson, Bobby Charlton, Alan Ball, Brian Labone, Keith Newton, , and Gordon West. Also bearing one unidentified signature. All of the footballers have signed with their names

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Lot: 48 endpaper. Accompanied by the BECKHAM DAVID: (1975- ) dustjacket. Together with a English Footballer. Book signed, slightly irregularly trimmed 3.5 x 5 a hardback edition of My Side, newspaper photograph by Bobby First Edition published by Collins Moore, the image showing him in Willow, London, 2003. Signed by a full length action pose wearing Beckham in blue ink with his his West Ham United kit. Signed name alone to the front free in bold blue ink with his name endpaper. Accompanied by the alone to a light area at the base dustjacket. Together with Stirling of the image. Laid down and with Moss (1929- ) British Formula a sellotape stain to the head of One Motor Racing Driver. Book the image, not affecting the signed, a hardback edition of All signature. Also including a signed But My Life, Second edition 6 x 8 photograph by Alan Ball, published by William Kimber & the image showing him in a full Co. Ltd., London, 1973. Signed length action pose wearing his by Moss with his name alone in England kit. Signed in black ink black ink to the front free with his name alone to a clear endpaper. Accompanied by the area at the centre of the image. dust jacket. Some light age wear, Further including a colour 17.5 x about VG, 2 11.5 print of a Junkers 87 aircraft Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 individually signed in bold pencil by Knight's Cross with Oakleaves and Swords winner Dietrich Peltz and the artist Jay Ashurst. Lot: 49 Framed and glazed in a wooden ENGLAND FOOTBALL: frame to an overall size of 19.5 x Selection of signed 8 x 10 13.5. G to generally VG, 4 photographs and slightly larger Estimate: £120.00 - £150.00 (10) by various former England footballers including , Gordon Banks, Nobby Stiles, George Cohen, Geoff Lot: 51 Hurst, , Jack ENGLAND FOOTBALL: Charlton, , Alvin Selection of signed 8 x 12 and Martin, , Gareth some 8 x 10 photographs by Barry, , Tom various former England Finney & , Tony International footballers including Currie, Peter Swan, John , Harold Hassall, Connelly, Adam Johnson, Joleon Alan Devonshire, Kerry Dixon, Lescott, , David , Glenn Hoddle, Platt etc. Some duplication. Each , , of the images, most of which are , , colour, depict the subjects in , , Gary football related poses wearing Lineker, , Terry their England kits and all are McDermott, Alan Shearer, Colin boldly signed with their names Todd, Stan Bowles etc. A little alone, largely to clear areas of duplication. Some of the images the images. VG to EX, 25 are colour and all show the Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 players wearing their England strips. VG to EX, 27 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Lot: 50 ENGLAND FOOTBALL: A hardback edition of Images of Lot: 52 Football by Tim Hill, compiled ENGLAND FOOTBALL: with photographs by The Daily Selection of signed colour 8 x 10 Mail, First Edition published by photographs by various England Parragon, Bath, 2008, International footballers (some at individually signed by nine Under 21 level) including Michael members of the England World Owen, David Wheater, Fabrice Cup winning team of 1966, Muamba, Leighton Baines, Scott Gordon Banks, George Cohen, Sinclair, Chris Holland, Gareth Ray Wilson, Jack Charlton, Barry, Ross Barkley, Justin Martin Peters, Roger Hunt, Hoyte, Wayne Bridge, Matt Nobby Stiles, Bobby Charlton Derbyshire, Nathan Delfouneso, and Geoff Hurst. All have signed , Shaun Wright-Phillips, in bold silver ink to the front free Jack , , Steve

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Sidwell, , Joleon Lot: 55 Lescott, Nigel Reo-Coker, PELE: (1940- ) Brazilian , , Footballer. Signed colour 15.5 x , Andre Wisdom, 19.5 print, the composite image Jack Rodwell, , featuring Pele in various jubilant Jordan Spence, , Mark poses. Limited edition number 10 Noble, , Danny of 200. Signed by Pele with his Welbeck, , & name alone in bold black ink to etc. All of the images the lower white border above show the players wearing their brief printed text. Framed and England strips. VG to EX, 51 glazed in a plain black frame to Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 an overall size of 17 x 21. EX Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Lot: 53 ENGLAND FOOTBALL: Lot: 56 Selection of signed colour 8 x 12 TORRES CARLOS ALBERTO: photographs by various England (1944- ) Brazilian Footballer, International footballers including Captain of the Brazil team who Jack Rodwell, Luke Young, Jack won the World Cup, 1970. Wilshere, , Signed colour 8 x 12 photograph , Joleon Lescott, of Carlos Alberto standing in a Aaron Lennon, Kieron Dyer, Glen full length pose, wearing his Johnson, , Scott Brazil strip, opposite England Carson, , Phil football captain Bobby Moore, Jagielka, Phil Jones, Victor wearing his England strip, at the Moses, Leighton Baines, James Estadio , , Beattie, Andy Carroll, Gary before the Brazil vs. England Cahill, Stewart Downing, Tom group match at the 1970 World Cleverley, Michael Dawson, Cup, known as The Clash of the Anton Ferdinand, Jordan Champions. Signed ('Carlos Henderson, Andy Johnson, Joe Alberto') in bold black ink with his Hart, , James Milner, name alone to a light area at the Chris Kirkland, Paul Robinson, base of the image. VG , Jonathan Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Woodgate, Shaun Wright- Phillips, Matthew Upson, Danny Welbeck, , Micah Richards etc. All of the images Lot: 57 show the players wearing their BRAZIL FOOTBALL: Selection of England strips. VG to EX, 54 signed 8 x 11.5 photographs and Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 slightly larger etc., by various Brazilian footballers, some of them World Cup winners, including , Kaka, Jairzinho, Lot: 54 , , PELE: (1940- ) Brazilian Edmilson, Fred, Luis Fabiano, Footballer. A printed 4to vintage Roberto , , edition of Charles Buchan's Socrates (2), (2), Football Monthly magazine, April etc. Each of the images depict 1966, featuring articles relating to the players in their national the World Cup in England and football strips and most are boldly with a colour head and shoulders signed to clear areas with their portrait of Pele to the front cover. names alone. VG to EX, 23 Signed, in recent years, by Pele Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 with his name alone in black ink to a clear area of the cover. Some light age wear, about VG Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Lot: 58 RONALDO CRISTIANO: (1985- ) Portuguese Footballer. A souvenir red United football jersey, with club and Nike emblems and AIG sponsorship logo to the front, signed in black ink by Ronaldo with his name alone. Matted in red and white above two small colour images of

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Ronaldo. 24 x 32 overall. VG Carew, Anders Svensson, Johan Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Elmander, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Sebastian Larsson etc. All of the images depict the players Lot: 59 wearing their International kits. EUROPEAN FOOTBALL: VG to EX, 70 Selection of signed colour 8 x 12 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 photographs and a few slightly smaller by various German, Italian and Spanish footballers Lot: 61 including Jurgen Klinsmann, FOOTBALL: Selection of signed Lothar Matthaus, Karl-Heinz colour 8 x 12 photographs and Rummenigge, Uli Hoeness, Gerd some 8 x 10s by various Muller, , Wolfgang International footballers from Dremmler, , Oliver Eastern European countries Bierhoff, Manuel Neuer, Dietmar including , Yugolsavia, Hamann, Thomas Hitzlsperger, Belarus, Czech Republic, , Andre Schurrle, Bernd Romania, Croatia etc including Schneider, , Dimitar Berbatov, Stiliyan Petrov, , Claudio Dejan Stankovic, Sergei Gentile, , Kornilenko, Alexander Hleb, , , Martin Jiranek, Petr Cech, , Roberto Gabriel Tamas, , Mancini, , Alessandro , Svetoslav Costacurta, , Todorov, Martin Petrov, Edin , , Dzeko (6), Andriy Voronin, Andriy Gianluca Zambrotta, Francesco Shevchenko, Anatoliy Totti, Filippo Inzaghi, Gennaro Tymoshchuk, Luca Modric, Gattuso, Mario Balotelli, Carlo Mladen Petric, Niko Kovac, Ivan Ancelotti, David Silva, Ruben Klasnic, Nikica Jelavic, Stipe Baraja, David Villa, Gaizka Pletikosa, Vedran Corluka etc. A Mendieta, Xavi Hernandez, little duplication, Each of the , Michel images depict the players Salgado, Jose Antonio Reyes, wearing their International kits. Juan Mata, Sergio Garcia, Raul, VG to EX, 62 etc. A little Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 duplication. All of the images show the players wearing their International kits and most show Lot: 62 them in action poses. VG to EX, FOOTBALL: Selection of signed 76 colour 8 x 12 photographs, a few Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 8 x 10s etc., by various footballers, all associated with different European clubs Lot: 60 including Bayern , PSV EUROPEAN FOOTBALL: Eindhoven, Olympique Marseille, Selection of signed colour 8 x 12 Valencia, . Real photographs and a few 8 x 10s etc., including Roque Santa Cruz, by various European Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, Steffan International footballers including Effenberg, Ruud van Nisterooy, Belgium, , , Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink, , , Turkey, William Gallas, Franck Ribery, Denmark, Norway, etc. Hatem Ben Arfa, David Silva, including Marouane Felliani, Juan Manuel Mata, Juninho, Mousa Dembele, Eric Gerets, Christian Vieri, Maxi Rodriguez, Vincent Kompany, Jan Jesper Gronkjaer, , Vertonghen, Philippe Senderos, David Villa, Fabio Cannavaro, Pascal Zuberbuhler, Paul Guti, Fernando Hierro, Fernando Scharner, Zoltan Gera, Georgios Redondo, Emilio Butragueno, Samaras, Sotirios Kyrgiakos, Michel Salgado, Arjen Robben, Rustu Recber, Tugay Kerimoglu, Steve McManaman etc. Each of , Ali Al-Habsi, the images depict the players Mido, Amr Zaki, Michael wearing their club kits. VG to EX, Laudrup, Christian Poulsen, 49 , , Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Jon Dahl Tomasson, Christian Eriksen, Brede Hangeland, John

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Lot: 63 Lot: 65 HUDDERSFIELD TOWN: A LIVERPOOL: A page removed vintage 12mo card individually from an autograph album signed by fifteen members of individually signed by twelve Huddersfield Town FC, being the members of Liverpool FC 1956, First Division Champions of 1923- comprising , Eric 24 (many of the players Anderson, John Molyneux, Don contributing to other trophies for Campbell, Barry Wilkinson, Roy the club including the FA Cup, Saunders, Johnny Wheeler, 1922), comprising Clem Younger, Louis Bimpson, Stephenson, Sam Wadsworth, Alan A'Court, Laurie Hughes and Harry Cawthorne, George . All have signed Richardson, Billy Smith, Tom with their names alone in bold Wilson, Billy Watson Sr., Charlie blue fountain pen inks. Together Wilson, Harry Brough, Frank with an autograph album Mann, Ernie Islip, , containing many multiple signed Ned Barkas, Ted Taylor and Jack pages by various county cricket Chaplin (manager). All have teams of the 1950s, signatures signed in dark fountain pen inks. include Tom Graveney, Reg Together with a vintage oblong Simpson, Cyril Washbrook, 12mo card individually signed by George Cox, John Langridge, eleven members of Sheffield Jim Parks, Leslie Compton, United FC, some of them part of Denis Compton, Norman the FA Cup winning team of Yardley, Brian Close, Michael 1925, including Billy Cook, Ernest Stewart, Eric Bedser, Alec Milton, Harry Pantling, David Bedser, Ken Barrington, Colin Mercer, Harry Johnson, Billy McCool and many others, also Gillespie and Fred Tunstall. All including Rovers FC, have signed in dark fountain pen Bristol City FC and a few other inks. Some light age wear and footballers. Some of the minor scuffing to the second signatures are in pencil and card, just affecting a couple of others are on irregularly clipped signatures. G to VG, 2 pieces laid down to pages. A few Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 loose pages. G to VG, 3 + album Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00

Lot: 64 SUNDERLAND A.F.C.: A vintage Lot: 66 12mo card individually signed by LIVERPOOL: Selection of signed fifteen members of Sunderland 8 x 10 photographs and slightly A.F.C., being the First Division larger (4) by various former runners-up of 1922-23, including Liverpool footballers including Ernie England, Billy Ellis, Warney , , Cresswell, Arthur Hawes, Charlie , , Parker, John Poole, Bobby John Barnes, , Ron Marshall, etc. Yeats, , Willie Together with a second vintage Stevenson, , 12mo card individually signed by Tommy Smith, , sixteen members of a Jason McAteer, Alan Kennedy Manchester City team of the etc. Some duplication. Each of early 1920s (some of them the images, most of which are members of the FA Cup final colour, depict the subjects in team of 1926) including Billy football related poses wearing Meredith, Tommy Browell, Billy their Liverpool kits and all are Murphy, Sammy Sharp, Jack boldly signed with their names Doran, Mickey Hamill, Charlie alone, largely to clear areas of Pringle, Frank Roberts, Jim the images. VG to EX, 29 Goodchild, Eli Fletcher, Tommy Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Johnson, Horace Barnes, Sam Cookson etc. All have signed in fountain pen inks. Some light, minor age wear, about VG, 2 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00

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Lot: 67 down to a white 6 x 8 card. Some LIVERPOOL: Selection of signed light creasing, G 8 x 10 photographs and slightly Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 larger (1) by various former Liverpool footballers including Phil Neal, Jason McAteer, Lot: 70 Tommy Lawrence, Alan MANCHESTER UNITED: A Kennedy, David Fairclough, printed 8vo United Review Jimmy Case, John Barnes, Ian programme for the European Callaghan, , Paul Champions Cup Competition Walsh, Willie Stevenson, Tommy Semi-Final, Manchester United v. Smith, Bruce Grobbelaar, John Real Madrid at , 24th Wark etc. Some duplication. April 1968, individually signed by Each of the images, most of all seventeen members of the which are colour, depict the Manchester United squad to the subjects in football related poses inside full photo page, including wearing their Liverpool kits and , , Bobby all are boldly signed with their Charlton, Brian Kidd, John Aston, names alone, largely to clear Pat Crerand, Alex Stepney, areas of the images. VG to EX, 29 Nobby Stiles, Bill Foulkes, David Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Sadler, David Herd, Jimmy Rimmer, Jack Crompton (trainer) etc. All have signed with their Lot: 68 names alone in blue and black FOOTBALL: Selection of signed inks to the image. Some colour 8 x 12 photographs and a extremely light age wear, about few 8 x 10s by various VG Manchester United won this International footballers from first leg Semi-Final match 1-0, around the world including George Best scoring the only , China, , goal. The second leg ended in a , U.S.A., Uruguay, , 3-3 draw, with Manchester United Ecuador, , Argentina, winning 4-3 on aggregate. Ivory Coast etc., including Luis Indeed, Manchester United Suarez, , Antonio proceeded to win the European Valencia, Javier Hernandez, Cup final against Benfica. Sergio Aguero, Lionel Messi (2), Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Kolo Toure, Park Ji-Sung, , Ryo Miyaichi, Hidetoshi Nakata, Sun Lot: 71 Jihai, Lee Chung-Yong, Harry MANCHESTER UNITED: Kewell, Mark Schwarzer, Tim Selection of signed 8 x 10 Cahill, , Tim Howard, photographs and slightly larger Landon Donovan, Clint by various Manchester United Dempsey, etc. A little footballers including Alex duplication. All of the images Stepney, Nobby Stiles, Gordon depict the players wearing their McQueen, Pat Crerand, Joe International kits. VG to EX, 63 Jordan, Mickey Thomas, Lou Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Macari, Alex Dawson, Antonio Valencia, Wilf McGuinness, , Patrice Evra, Lot: 69 Jimmy Greenhoff etc. Some EDWARDS DUNCAN: (1936- duplication. Each of the images, 1958) English Footballer, one of most of which are colour, depict Manchester United's 'Busby the subjects in football related Babes'. Vintage signed irregularly poses wearing their Manchester (although neatly) clipped colour United kits and all are boldly 6.5 x 5.5 magazine photograph of signed with their names alone, Edwards in a three quarter length largely to clear areas of the pose wearing his red and white images. VG to EX, 23 Manchester United strip. Signed Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 ('D Edwards') in blue ink with his name alone to a clear area. The signature is a little scratchy in places although perfectly legible. Autographs of Edwards are rare following his tragic death in the Munich air disaster. Neatly laid

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Lot: 72 Lot: 74 MANCHESTER UNITED: Two CHELSEA: Selection of signed 8 hardback editions of Manchester x 10 photographs by various United - The Red Army by Ivan former Chelsea footballers Ponting, published by Hamlyn, including Ron Harris, Jimmy London, 1999, featuring over four Floyd Hasselbaink, Kerry Dixon, decades of player profiles, each John Dempsey, Charlie Cooke, individually signed to the inside , Paddy Mulligan, photo pages by various Jim Lewis, , Alan Manchester United footballers Hudson, Marvin Hinton, Peter including John Connelly, Wes Bonetti, John Boyle, , Brown, , , Tommy Baldwin etc. Some Andy Cole, , duplication. Each of the images, , Dion , Mark most of which are colour, depict Hughes, , Brian the subjects in football related Kidd, Jim Ryan, Ole Gunnar poses wearing their Chelsea kits Solskjaer, , Nicky and all are boldly signed with Butt, , Gordon Hill their names alone, largely to etc., also including a similar clear areas of the images. VG to paperback book of Manchester EX, 30 United player profiles, individually Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 signed to the inside pages by John Doherty, Jack Crompton, Jeff Whitefoot, Albert Scanlon, Lot: 75 Wilf McGuinness, Bill Foulkes, CHELSEA: Selection of signed 8 , Noel Cantwell, x 10 photographs and slightly Denis Law, Nobby Stiles, David larger (1) by various former Sadler, , Martin Chelsea footballers including Buchan, Jimmy Greenhoff, Arthur , John Albiston, Joe Jordan, Bryan Dempsey, Charlie Cooke, Paddy Robson, Clayton Blackmore etc. Mulligan, Jim Lewis, Marvin The two hardback editions are Hinton, , John each accompanied by the dust Boyle, Roy Bentley, Tommy jackets. Some slight creasing and Baldwin, John Hollins, Peter age wear, G to VG, 3 Bonetti, Bobby Tambling, Kerry Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Dixon, Ron Harris etc. Some duplication. Each of the images, most of which are colour, depict Lot: 73 the subjects in football related MANCHESTER UNITED: poses wearing their Chelsea kits Hardback edition of The Official and all are boldly signed with Manchester United Illustrated their names alone, largely to History, published by Carlton clear areas of the images. VG to Books Ltd., London, 2001, to EX, 30 celebrate the centenary of Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Manchester United Football Club 1902-2002, bearing a custom printed W H Smith exclusive Lot: 76 limited edition bookplate signed ARSENAL: Selection of signed 8 by Bobby Charlton and x 10 photographs and slightly numbered 817 of 1000. Lightly larger (2) by various former tipped to the front free endpaper. Arsenal footballers including Jon Contained in the original Sammels, Peter Storey, Kenny slipcase. Together with a signed Sansom, John Roberts, Peter hardback edition of My Decade in Marinello, , Eddie the by Wayne Kelly, Alan Hudson, Bob Wilson, Rooney, First Edition published Tony Adams, John Hollins etc. by Harper Sport, London, 2012. Some duplication. Each of the Signed by Rooney in bold black images, most of which are colour, ink to the front free endpaper, depict the subjects in football adding his squad number related poses wearing their beneath his signature. Arsenal kits and all are boldly Accompanied by the dust jacket. signed with their names alone, Some age wear, G to VG, 2 largely to clear areas of the Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 images. VG to EX, 25 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

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Lot: 77 largely to clear areas of the ARSENAL: Selection of signed 8 images. VG to EX, 27 x 10 photographs and slightly Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 larger (3) by various former Arsenal footballers including Alan Hudson, , Jon Lot: 80 Sammels, Peter Storey, John WEST HAM UNITED: Selection Roberts, Peter Marinello, Tony of signed 8 x 10 photographs by Adams, Bob Wilson, Terry Neill, various former West Ham United Eddie Kelly, John Hollins, John footballers including Tony Gale, Hartson etc. Some duplication. , Peter Brabrook, Each of the images, most of Alan Curbishley, Alan which are colour, depict the Devonshire, Phil Parkes, Alan subjects in football related poses Taylor, Ray Stewart, Mark Ward, wearing their Arsenal kits and all Geoff Pike, Frank McAvennie, are boldly signed with their Bryan 'Pop' Robson, , names alone, largely to clear , Alan Dickens, Frank areas of the images. VG to EX, 25 O'Farrell etc. Some duplication. Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Each of the images, most of which are colour, depict the subjects in football related poses Lot: 78 wearing their West Ham United HOTSPUR: kits and all are boldly signed with Selection of signed 8 x 10 their names alone, largely to photographs by various former clear areas of the images. VG to Tottenham Hotspur footballers EX, 30 including , Maurice Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Norman, Alan Mullery, Paul Miller, , Cliff Jones, Bobby Smith, Mike Hazard, Lot: 81 Graham Roberts, Tony Galvin, EVERTON: Selection of signed 8 Brad Friedel, Terry Dyson, Martin x 10 photographs and slightly Chivers, Phil Beal, Peter Baker, larger (2) by various former Garry Brooke, Danny Thomas, Everton footballers including Tony Marchi, Paul Walsh etc. , , Some duplication. Each of the Gordon West, Graeme Sharp, images, some of which are , , Gary colour, depict the subjects in Stevens, Mark Ward, Kevin football related poses wearing Sheedy, , Alan their Tottenham Hotspur kits and Ainscow, John Bailey etc. Some all are boldly signed with their duplication. Each of the images, names alone, largely to clear most of which are colour, depict areas of the images. VG to EX, 27 the subjects in football related Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 poses wearing their Everton kits and all are boldly signed with their names alone, largely to Lot: 79 clear areas of the images. VG to TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR: EX, 27 Selection of signed 8 x 10 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 photographs and slightly larger (1) by various former Tottenham Hotspur footballers including Alan Lot: 82 Mullery, Paul Miller, Tony Marchi, UNITED: Selection of Dave Mackay, Cliff Jones, Terry signed 8 x 10 photographs by Dyson, Bobby Smith, Graham various former Leeds United Roberts, Tony Galvin, Brad footballers including Paul Friedel, , Phil Beal, Reaney, Jack Charlton, Eddie Peter Baker, Maurice Norman, Gray, Johnny Giles, , Les Allen, Garry Brooke, William , Mick Bates, Jimmy Gallas, Mike Hazard, Danny Floyd Hasselbaink, Peter Thomas, Paul Walsh etc. Some Lorimer, Gordon McQueen, Alan duplication. Each of the images, Smith, Norman Hunter & Mick some of which are colour, depict Jones etc. Some duplication, the subjects in football related multiple signed (2). Each of the poses wearing their Tottenham images, some of which are Hotspur kits and all are boldly colour, depict the subjects in signed with their names alone, football related poses wearing

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their Leeds United kits and all are Lot: 86 boldly signed with their names FOOTBALL: Selection of signed alone, largely to clear areas of 8 x 10 photographs and slightly the images. VG to EX, 26 larger by various footballers Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 including , Dion Dublin, Stan Bowles, , Peter Shilton, Dwight Yorke, Lot: 83 , Ashley Young, TOWN: Selection of , Colin Bell, Jim signed colour 8 x 10 photographs Montgomery, Danny Welbeck, and slightly larger, some multiple Jordan Henderson, Tim Krul, signed pre-cut cream matts etc., Bobby Moncur, Malcolm by various Ipswich Town MacDonald, Faustino Asprilla, footballers and managers, many , Andy Johnson, of them trophy winners with the Alan Devonshire, Alan Mullery, club, including , , , , , Costel Pantilimon, Shay Given, Paul Cooper, Alex Mathie, Terry , Mario Balotelli, Butcher, Russell Osman, David Edin Dzeko, Paul Robinson, Geddis, , Kieron Dyer, , Jimmy Greaves Richard Wright, , etc. Most of the images are , , colour and show the players in , , Mark action poses. Most are boldly Venus, Mick Stockwell, Jason signed to clear areas of the Cundy, , Adrian images. VG to EX, 63 Paz, , Allan Hunter Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 etc. Most are individually matted. Some duplication. Generally VG, 82 Lot: 87 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 FOOTBALL: Selection of signed 8 x 10 photographs, a few magazine photographs and some Lot: 84 postcard photographs, by various FOOTBALL: Selection of signed footballers including Kevin postcard photographs and Keegan, Laurent Blanc, Graeme slightly larger, a few 8 x 10s, by Le Saux, Ryan Giggs, Thierry various footballers, most of whom Henry, Robert Pires, Patrick played for the England national Vieira, , Emlyn team, some of them winners of Hughes, , David the 1966 World Cup, comprising Beckham, Trevor Brooking, Terry Billy Wright, , Tommy Venables, Bobby Robson, Lawton, Jimmy Greaves, Gary , Roberto Di Lineker, Martin Peters, Geoff Matteo etc. Most of the images Hurst, Bobby Charlton, Gordon are colour and depict the Banks, Peter Shilton, David subjects in football related poses. Seaman, , Peter Generally VG, 23 Beardsley, Bryan Robson, Alan Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Shearer, , , etc. Many of the images are colour. Lot: 88 VG to EX, 18 FOOTBALL: Selection of signed Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 8 x 12 photographs by various footballers including Davor Suker, Charlie Nicholas, Andros Lot: 85 Townsend, Tom Ince, Mick FOOTBALL: Selection of signed Channon, Graham Dorrans, colour 8 x 10 photographs by Roberto Soldado, Alan Mullery, various footballers including Alan Hugo Lloris, Christian Eriksen, Shearer, , Kyle Mousa Dembele, Artur Boruc, Walker, Joe Cole, , Fabio Pereira da Silva, Willian , etc. Some Borges da Silva, Tugay of the images depict the players Kerimoglu, Santi Cazorla etc. in their England kits and all are Most of the images are colour boldly signed to clear areas. VG and are boldly signed to clear to EX, 8 areas. VG to EX, 26 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

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Lot: 89 etc. G to VG, 92 FOOTBALL: Selection of signed Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 8 x 10 photographs and slightly larger (2) by various former international footballers including Lot: 92 Kevin Gallagher, Richard Dunne, FOOTBALL: Selection of signed Laurie McMenemy, Alan Curtis, postcard photographs and John Hartson, , slightly larger, a few signed cards Mickey Thomas, Shay Given, etc., by various footballers, each Neville Southall, , individually matted in different Joe Jordan, Lou Macari, Matt colours to various sizes, including Holland, Terry Yorath etc. Some Michael Owen, Alex Stepney, duplication. Each of the images, Carlos Dunga, Fernando most of which are colour, depict Morientes, Dwight Yorke, Kanu, the subjects in football related Mario Zagallo, Tom Finney, Mark poses wearing their international Lawrenson, Alan Shearer, Alan kits and all are boldly signed with Kennedy, Trevor Brooking, Cliff their names alone, largely to Jones, Peter Shilton, Rio clear areas of the images. VG to Ferdinand, Andy Gray etc. A little EX, 25 duplication. Generally VG, 32 Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

Lot: 90 Lot: 93 FOOTBALL: Selection of signed FOOTBALL: Selection of signed 8 x 10 photographs and slightly pieces, First Day Covers, larger, and a few slightly smaller, magazine photographs of various by various footballers including sizes, signed 8 x 10 photographs David Sadler, Cliff Jones, Ron etc., by various footballers Harris, Bill Foulkes, Charlie including George Best, Bobby George, Frank McLintock, Roy Charlton, Geoff Hurst, Nobby Bentley, Martin Buchan, Jimmy Stiles, Bobby Robson, Ray Greenhoff etc. Some duplication. Wilson, Jack Charlton, Tommy All are boldly signed to clear Docherty, Stuart Pearce, Gary areas of the images and some Lineker, Nat Lofthouse, Carlton are multiple signed. VG to EX, 38 Cole, Peter Bonetti, Norman Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Whiteside, Robbie Fowler, Ron Harris etc. Many of the images are colour and some are multiple Lot: 91 signed. VG, 19 FOOTBALL: Selection of signed Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 pieces, cards, signed 8 x 10 photographs and smaller, some signed magazine photographs Lot: 94 etc., by various footballers, RUGBY: A good selection of including David Rocastle, Joe colour 9 x 13 printed caricatures Corrigan, Rodney Marsh, Peter by the artist John Ireland, each McParland, , individually signed by various Dwight Yorke, James Milner, A. rugby players including Rory C. 1994/95 (signed team Underwood, Willie John McBride, brochure by over twenty players Dusty Hare, Rob Andrew, Moss individually including Franco Keane, Ollie Campbell, Ray Baresi, Alessandro Costacurta, McLoughlin, Fergus Slattery, , Paolo Di Canio, Ciaran Fitzgerald etc. All are Carlo Cudicini, Paolo Maldini, boldly signed to clear areas and Christian Panucci etc.) Barcelona none are inscribed. VG, 11 1986-87 (signed sheet by Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 seventeen players including Gary Lineker, etc.), Alan Shearer, David Silva, Eric Lot: 95 Cantona, Ronaldo, Ricky Villa, BAILEY MCDONALD: (1920- Peter Thompson, Bebeto, Paul 2013) British Athlete, Olympic McGrath, Bacary Sagna, Gael medallist and 100m World Clichy, , Michael Record holder 1951-56. A Laudrup, David Ginola, Faustino vintage unsigned red athletics Asprilla, Hakan Sukur, Frank vest, apparently previously worn Leboeuf, Bryan Roy, ,

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by Bailey and used by him whilst Leather (1933- ) English competing in the Canterbury Athlete, the first woman to run a Centennial Games at mile in under five minutes, 29th , , May 1954. Signed 8 x 10 December 1950-January 1951. photograph of Leather in a full With original red, gold, black and length action pose running on a white embroidered cloth logo to circuit before several other the front. Together with a black athletes. Signed in bold black ink ink signature by Bailey on a to a clear area of the image. VG 12mo card, dated 2nd July 1951 to EX, 3 in his hand. Some minor signs of Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 age wear, G to VG, 2 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Lot: 98 BANNISTER ROGER: (1929- ) Lot: 96 English Athlete who ran the first BANNISTER ROGER: (1929- ) sub-four-minute mile. Signed 10 English Athlete who ran the first x 8 photograph of Bannister sub-four-minute mile. Signed standing in a three quarter length 10.5 x 7.5 photograph, the image pose alongside Chris Brasher depicting Bannister in a full and length action pose running following the conclusion of around a race track. Signed in Bannister's historic sub-four bold blue ink with his name alone minute mile race at the Iffley to a clear area at the centre of Road Track in on 6th May the image. Together with Chris 1954. Signed in bold blue ink with Brasher (1928-2003) British his name alone to a clear area of Athlete, Olympic Gold Medallist. the image. Together with Signed 5 x 7 photo page, most individual white cards signed by likely removed from a book, the Christopher Chataway and Chris image depicting Brasher in a full Brasher. VG to EX, 3 length action pose running Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 around a race track. Signed in blue ink to a light area of the image. Also including Christopher Lot: 99 Chataway (1931-2014) British ATHLETICS: An 8vo menu for a Athlete. Signed colour 3.5 x 3.5 British Games Dinner to the photograph of Chataway athletes and officials following an standing in a half length pose. International Match, Great Britain Signed in bold black ink with his v. USSR, organised by the News name alone to a light area at the of the World at The Dorchester, head of the image. VG to EX, 3 24th August 1957, individually Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 signed by over thirty participating athletes etc., some of them Russian, including Vladimir Kuts Lot: 97 (Olympic Gold medallist), Galina BANNISTER ROGER: (1929- ) Zybina (Olympic Gold medallist), English Athlete. Signed 7.5 x 9.5 Diane Leather, Heather Armitage photograph, the historic image ('Heather J. Young'; Olympic depicting Bannister sprinting in a Silver medallist), Nick Whitehead full length pose, crossing the (Olympic Bronze medallist), finishing line at the Iffley Road David Segal (Olympic Bronze track in Oxford to become the medallist), Carole Quinton first man to run a mile in under (Olympic Silver medallist) etc. A four minutes, 6th May 1954. few very light, minor stains, VG Signed in bold black ink with his Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 name alone to a clear area at the base of the image. Together with Chris Brasher (1928-2003) British Athlete, ran as a pacemaker for Bannister during his historic sub- four minute mile. Signed and inscribed 4 x 6 photograph of Brasher in a head and shoulders pose. Signed in blue ink to a clear area at the base of the image. Also including Diane

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Lot: 100 freestyle at the 1924 Olympic ATHLETICS: Selection of signed Games in , Weissmuller colour 8 x 10 photographs by attaining Gold, Duke various athletes, many of them Kahanamoku Silver, and his Olympic medallists, including brother Samuel Bronze. (2), Heike Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Drechsler, (2), , Kim Batten, (2), Linford Lot: 102 Christie, Frankie Fredericks, OLYMPICS: Small selection of (2), Gabriela signed cards by various Olympic Szabo, Michelle Perry, Carolina athletes comprising Mal Whitfield Kluft (2), Ana Guevara, Ato (three Gold medals; good vintage Boldon, Stephane Diagana, fountain pen ink example adding Wilson Kipketer, , Olympic 800 meter Champion (2), Kajsa Bergqvist, 1948, USA in his hand), Delfo Kelly Sotherton, Zhanna Cabrera (Gold medallist; good Pintusevich-Block, Marie-Jose vintage fountain pen ink example Perec, Mark Richardson, Willie adding Argentina, Olympic Davenport, Kathy Freeman, Gail Champion Marathon 1948 in his Devers (2), Zola Budd, Ellen van hand) and Billy Mills (Gold Langen, (2), Jackie medallist; bold black ink example, Joyner-Kersee etc. All are boldly 'Follow your Dreams, Billy Mills, signed to clear areas of the Olympic 10K Gold'). Generally images and the majority show the VG, 3 athletes in poses related to their Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 sports. Generally EX, 44 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 103 OLYMPICS: Small selection of Lot: 101 signed photographs by various WEISSMULLER JOHNNY: (1904- American athletes, each of them 1984) American Actor, famous Olympic Gold or Silver for his role as Tarzan in various medallists, comprising Harrison movies. Weissmuller was also an Dillard (signed 7 x 4.5), Jim accomplished swimmer, winning Ryun (signed colour 3.5 x 6.5) five Olympic Gold medals. Bold and Bob Beamon (signed 8 x fountain pen ink signature 10.5 image removed from a ('Johnny Weissmuller') on a page book). Each of the images depict removed from an autograph the athletes in action poses and album. Weissmuller has added all are signed to clear areas of the words Illinois Athletic Club, the images. VG, 3 , Ill and the date, July Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 1924, in his hand beneath his signature. Also signed by Duke Kahanamoku (1890-1968) Lot: 104 American Swimmer & Actor, OLYMPICS: Small selection of Olympic Gold medallist, credited signed photographs by various with popularising the sport of Olympic athletes and sportsmen, surfing, in fountain pen ink, two of them Gold medallists, adding the words and date comprising Lasse Viren (signed American Olympic Team, Paris colour 10 x 8), Bob Mathias 1924, Honolulu, in his (signed colour 6.5 x 7 magazine hand beneath his signature and portrait) and Eddie 'The ' further signed by his brother Edwards (signed colour 8 x 11 Samuel Kahanamoku (1902- reproduction of a skiing poster, 1966) American Swimmer, evidently removed from a book). Olympic Bronze medallist, in All are signed to clear areas of fountain pen ink, adding the the images. Generally VG, 3 words and date American Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Olympic Team, Paris - 1924 Honolulu - Hawaii, in his hand beneath his signature. A rare trio of signatures. VG The present album page represents signatures of each of the medallists in the 100 metre

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Lot: 105 Lot: 107 OLYMPICS: Selection of signed FANGIO JUAN MANUEL: (1911- postcard photographs and 1995) Argentinean Motor Racing slightly larger, a few signed Driver, Formula One World trading cards etc., by various Champion 1951, 1954, 1955, Olympic athletes, all of them 1956 & 1957. Signed and Gold medallists, including Marlies inscribed 6 x 4 postcard Gohr, , Tirunesh photograph featuring two Dibaba, , Nawal different images of Fangio with El Moutawakel, Sigrun Wodars, his Mercedes Benz racing car. , Heide Signed in blue ink to a light area Rosendahl, Stefka Kostadinova, at the head of the image and , Monika Zehrt dated 22nd January 1991 in his (also signed by silver medallist hand. One very light scuff only Rita Wilden), Ruth Fuchs, Silke very slightly affects the signature, Renk, , Olga otherwise VG Bondarenko, Ann Packer, Joan Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Benoit-Samuelson, Lutz Dombrowski, Ilke Wyludda, Petra Felke, Joanna Hayes, Lyudmila Lot: 108 Kondratyeva & Marlies Gohr, HILL GRAHAM: (1929-1975) Miloslava Rezkova, Don Bragg, English Motor Racing Driver, John Ngugi, Doina Melinte, Formula One World Champion Thomas Munkelt, Peter Snell, 1962 & 1968. Signed and John Akii Bua, , inscribed colour 4 x 6 photograph Glenn Davis, Billy Mills, Yulia of Hill in a smiling head and Nestsiarenka, Dwight Phillips, shoulders pose wearing his Sara Simeoni, Barbel Wockel, Embassy racing overalls. Signed Angela Voigt, Benita Fitzgerald- in bold black ink across a light Brown, Waldemar Cierpinski (2), area at the base of the image. Maurice Greene, Dieter About EX Baumann, Gelindo Bordin, Calvin Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Smith, Alain Mimoun, Horace Ashenfelter, John Winter, Alonzo Babers, Frank Shorter, Ralph Boston (2), Volker Beck etc. Lot: 109 FORMULA ONE: Individual Many of the images are colour signed colour postcard and a few are slightly grainy photographs by various Formula reproduction images. VG to EX, One motor racing drivers, most of 66 them World Champions, Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 comprising Niki Lauda, Mario Andretti, Alan Jones and Jacky Ickx. Each of the images depict Lot: 106 the drivers racing in their Formula HORSE RACING: A good One cars and all are boldly selection of colour 9 x 13 printed signed with their names alone to caricatures by the artist John clear areas of the images. Matted Ireland, each individually signed in white alongside each other and by various jockeys and other framed and glazed in a plain related individuals including wooden frame to an overall size Lester Piggott, Peter Scudamore, of 18 x 14. VG Greville Starkey, Willie Carson, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Steve Cauthen, Pat Eddery, Walter Swinburn, Henry Cecil, John McCririck, , Lord Oaksey, Vincent O'Brien, Jonjo Lot: 110 FORMULA ONE: A signed O'Neill, Peter O'Sullivan, Jenny hardback edition of All My Races Pitman, Robert Sangster, Steve by and Alan Henry, Smith Eccles etc. All are boldly First Edition published by signed to clear areas and none Haynes, Somerset, September are inscribed. A few with some 2009. Signed by Moss and Henry very light creasing, otherwise VG, individually in bold black inks with 24 their names alone to the title Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 page. Accompanied by the dust jacket. Together with two 11.5 x 8 photographs individually signed

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by the Formula One World to the verso by thirteen players, Champions Jack Brabham and some members of the FA Cup , both images semi-finalists of 1959, including depicting the drivers racing in Ron Ashman, Bobby Brennan their cars, and with printed etc), Bobby Robson (T.L.S., one captions beneath. Both are page, 4to, Eindhoven, 14th signed with their names alone in August 1990, referring to his bold blue and black inks to clear experiences at the World Cup areas. Generally VG, 3 Italia 1990) etc. Facsimile & Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 unsigned (2). Some with slight traces of former mounting to the corners, G to VG, 16 Lot: 111 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 FORMULA ONE: Selection of signed colour 5 x 7 photographs and larger (1) by various Formula Lot: 115 One World Champions including SPORT: Selection of signed Michael Schumacher, John cards, some pieces etc., by a Surtees, , Jenson wide variety of sportsmen Button, Sebastian Vettel etc. VG including Jimmy White, Tony to EX, 6 Knowles, Nigel Bond, Ray Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Reardon, Eddie Charlton, Fred Davis, Dennis Taylor, , Stephen Hendry, Terry Lot: 112 Griffiths, David Coulthard, SPORT: Small selection of Jenson Button, Jackie Stewart, signed postcard photographs and Ian Baker Finch, Peter slightly larger by a variety of Oosterhuis, Stewart Cink, Pat sportsmen including Tom Finney Cash, , Richard (boldly signed 8 x 10 Dunwoody, Martin Piper, Walter photograph), Bill Beaumont, Swinburn, Bill Beaumont, Jack Steve Davis, Barry McGuigan, Bodell, , Rory Frank Bruno (2), etc. Underwood, Carl Fogarty, Jack A few of the images are colour. Fingleton, Lawrence Dallaglio, Generally VG, 9 Martin Peters, Norman Hunter, Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Annabel Croft, Viv Richards, Dwain Chambers, Diane Modahl etc. Generally VG to EX, 134 Lot: 113 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 SPORT: Selection of signed postcard photographs (and a few slightly smaller), 8 x 10s, album Lot: 116 pages (2) etc., by various golfers, SPORT: Selection of signed footballers and cricketers, cards, a few signed menus and including Max Faulkner, C. H. programmes etc., by a variety of Ward, Howard Clark, Tony sportsmen and women, mainly Jacklin, Bernhard Langer, Gary footballers and cricketers, Player, Bob Wilson, Peter including , Colin Bell, Shilton, David Seaman, Kevin Keegan, Mike Nottinghamshire CCC (15 pencil SAummerbee, Francis Lee, Ray signatures including Larwood, Wilson, George Cohen, Ryan Voce, Gunn, Lilley, Staples, Carr Giggs, Roy Keane, Alex etc.) etc. G to generally VG to Ferguson, Nicky Butt, Denis EX, 13 Irwin, , Luke Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Chadwick, Wes Brown, , Dave Mackay, Tom Finney, Nat Lofthouse, Alan Kennedy, Joe Kinnear, Pat Lot: 114 Jennings, , SPORT: Selection of vintage George Graham, Les Ferdinand, signed postcard photographs and Alan Shearer, Gary Lineker, slightly smaller etc., by a variety , Terry of sportsmen and women McDermott, Garth Crooks, Jordi including Joe Davis, Ray Cruyff, Des Lyttle, Henning Berg, Charnley, Billy Wright, Stanley Steve Chettle, Tony Cottee, Billy Matthews, Johnny Haynes, Bonds, Tim Sherwood, Colin Norwich City FC 1959-60 (signed Calderwood, Darren Bent, Mike

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Gatting, Dean Jones, Dickie Bird, Underwood, , Chris Cairns, Colin Cowdrey, John Watson, Geoff Capes, Carl Tony Mowbray, Jim Magilton, Fogarty, Jamie Whitham, Alan David Johnson, Matt Holland, Curbishley, Graham Gooch, J P Richard Wright, Titus Bramble, R Williams etc. Some duplication. Franz Klammer, Jack Brabham Some of the images are colour (4), Mario Andretti, Stirling Moss, and most are boldly signed to Bobby Unser, , Hulk clear areas. VG to EX, 34 Hogan etc. A few duplicates. Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Generally VG to EX, 216 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 120 SPORT: Selection of signed 8 x Lot: 117 10 photographs and slightly SPORT: Selection of signed larger etc., by a variety of postcard photographs and sportsmen and women including slightly larger, some 8 x 10s etc., Michael Schumacher, Carl by various sportsmen and Fogarty, Magic Johnson, Michael women including Henry Cooper, Jordan, & Nobby Stiles, David Gower, , John Landy, , Shane Warne, Jonah Lumu, Jason Leonard, Phil Geoff Boycott, Andrew Strauss, Bennett, J. P. R. Williams, Nadia Comaneci, Frank Bruno, Sergey Bubka (5) etc. Most of the , Franz images are colour and are boldly Beckenbauer, Leon Spinks, signed to clear areas. VG to EX, Roger Federer, , 23 Tim Henman, Fred Trueman, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 , Glenn Hoddle etc. Many of the images are colour and most are boldly signed to Lot: 121 clear areas. VG to EX, 34 SPORT: Miscellaneous selection Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 of signed cards, team sheets, 8 x 10 photographs and slightly larger, some magazine Lot: 118 photographs etc., by a wide SPORT: Small selection of variety of sportsmen and women signed hardback books including Devon Malcolm, Wes comprising Twin Tracks - The Hall, Kieren Fallon, Michael Hills, Autobiography by Roger Pakistan cricket team 1974 & Bannister (First Edition 2014), 1996, New Zealand cricket team Twin Ambitions - My 1975, Indian cricket team 1990, Autobiography by (First Australian cricket team 1975, Edition 2013) and Beefy's Cricket West Indies cricket team 1957 & Tales - My Favourite Stories from 1976, Bob Beamon, Michael On and Off the Field by Ian Johnson, Vladimir Kuts, Evelyn Botham (First Edition 2013). Also Ashford, , Fanny including five different Blankers-Koen, Frank Bruno, reproduction cigarette cards, Jackie Stewart, Severiano each individually signed by the Ballesteros, Arthur Ashe, Pete cricketer Don Bradman. Each of Elliott, , Roger the books are accompanied by Bannister, Gordon Richards, the dust jackets. VG to EX, 5 , Merlene Ottey, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 , Harrison Dillard, , Roger Federer, Ken Rosewall, , Fred Lot: 119 Perry, John McEnroe etc. FR to SPORT: Selection of signed 8 x generally G to VG, 92 10 photographs by various Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 sportsmen and women including Eddie Edwards, Marlon Devonshire, , Willie Thorne, Dennis Taylor, , Dennis Priestley, , Christine Ohuruogu, Brian Close, Terry Griffiths, Cliff Lazarenko, Bobby George, Keith Deller, Wayne Mardle, Rory

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Lot: 122 Irving, Iris Hoey, Valli Valli, Muriel SPORT: Selection of signed Beaumont, Miriam Clements, pieces, cards, a few postcard Evie Greene, Nina Sevening, photographs and larger etc., by Edmund Payne, Lillah McCarthy, various sportsmen and women, G. Mario Sammarco, Julia including Gary Lineker, David James, Cyril Maude etc. A couple Seaman, David James, Tony of facsimiles. Many are neatly Adams, Annabel Croft, Tessa trimmed and with other minor Sanderson, Virginia Wade etc. A faults and age wear, FR to little duplication. Matted (2). generally G, 100 Generally VG, 15 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Lot: 126 Lot: 123 THEATRE & BALLET: Selection SPORT: Selection of signed of signed theatre and ballet pieces, cards, signed postcard programmes, some signed photographs and larger, 8 x 10s menus etc., most multiple signed, etc., by a variety of sportsmen by various actors and dancers and women including Steve etc., including Wilfrid Hyde White, Cram, Bill Beaumont, Anna Sydney Tafler, Richard Kournikova, Jackie Stewart, Attenborough, Geraldine Stirling Moss, Murray Walker, McEwan, Arthur Askey, Gladys Will Carling, , Cooper, Honor Blackman, Jon , Mary Peters, Pertwee, Leslie Phillips, Michael Steve Davis, Willie Thorne, Redgrave, , Tommy Roscoe Tanner, , Steele, Hoagy Carmichael, Virginia Wade, Frank Bruno, Ray Margot Fonteyn, Alexander Boom Boom Mancini, Grant, Nadia Nerina, Marjorie (2), , Leon Tallchief, Rosita Segovia etc., Spinks, , James also including a few unsigned Douglas etc. A little duplication. programmes and some printed Some are individually matted in ephemera relating to Jayne various colours to different sizes. Mansfield. A few incomplete, Generally VG, 38 generally G, 50 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

Lot: 124 Lot: 127 SPORT: Selection of signed THEATRE: Selection of signed cards, postcard photographs, programmes for various theatrical A.L.S (1) etc, by a variety of productions etc., including John sportsmen and women including Malkovich, Juliet Stevenson, Geoff Hurst, Fuzzy Zoeller, Martin Sheen, Petula Clark, Virginia Wade, Billy Casper, Tom Sheila , Harry Worth, Victor Kite, Gary Player, Henry Cooper Spinetti, , Carl and Gordon Banks. Each are Davis, Alan Bennett, Sylvester individually matted, framed and McCoy, Felicity Kendal, Neil glazed to various sizes. VG to Pearson, Prunella Scales, EX, 8 Timothy West, Chaim Topol, Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Lulu, Norman Rossington, , , John McCallum, Anthony Head, Frank Finlay etc. Most are multiple Lot: 125 signed. G to generally VG, 19 THEATRE: Selection of vintage Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 signed postcard photographs by various Edwardian stage actors and entertainers including Joseph Coyne, Margaret Cooper, Dorothy Frostick, Renee Kelly, Maidie Hope, Mabel Harley, Robert Evett, Pauline Chase, Madge Titheradge, Lewis Waller, Gertie Millar, Millie Legarde, Lottie Venne, Phillida Terson (Phyllis Terry), Mabel Hackney-

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Lot: 128 Lot: 130 THEATRE: Selection of signed THEATRE: Selection of signed theatre programmes by various theatre programmes by various actors and actresses including actors and actresses including Ewan McGregor, Nicholas Daryl Hannah, Rolf Saxon, Tennant, Sean Gilder, Hugh William Hope, Anthony Laurie, Jaye Griffiths, Rita O'Donnell, Woody Harrison, Moreno, Fiona Sinnott, Joanna Clare Higgins, John Franklyn- Lumley, Elaine Paige, John Robbins, Dennis Quilley, Jack Barrowman, Bernard Cribbins, Klaff, Sarah , Nathaniel Parker, Gina Bellman, , Kathy Jamieson, Colin Firth, Donald Pleasence, Flo Wilson, Liza Walker, Neil Patricia Hayes, Barbara Cook, Pearson, Lloyd Owen, Frances Simon Ward, Janet Key, Alistair Barber, Tom Courtenay, Polly Cameron, Brian Poole, Suzi James, Amanda Donohoe, Quatro, , Julian Patrick O'Kane, Marie Francis, Ovenden, Ruthie Henshall, Amita Sian Phillips, Manning Redwood, Dhiri, Henry Goodman, Nigel Connie Booth, Gerard Murphy, Planer, Sian Thomas, Samuel Robert Powell, John Alderton, West, Sam Dastor, Toyah Richard Wilson, Nicola Pagett, Willcox, Tim Pigott-Smith, Ian McKellen, Kate O'Mara, Rebecca Vere, John Barr, Emma Stephanie Lawrence, Danny Williams, Deven May, Annie McCall, Roy Brandon, Tim Flavin, Ross, Mica Paris, Nicola Scot Williams etc. Many are Blackman etc. Many are multiple multiple signed. Generally VG, 16 signed. Generally VG, 19 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00

Lot: 131 Lot: 129 COWARD NOEL: (1899-1973) THEATRE: Selection of signed English Actor & Playwright, theatre programmes by various Academy Award winner. D.S., actors and actresses including Noel Coward, six pages, folio, Juliette Binoche, Oliver Ford n.p. (London), 1st April 1966. The Davies, Kevin McNally, David typed document is an agreement Sibley, Ben Daniels, Ian made between Coward and H. M. McKellen, Brian Cox, David Tennent Ltd. of the Globe Bradley, Peter Jeffrey, David Yip, Theatre in London, in which Susan Hampshire, Patricia Coward grants Tennent the sole Routledge, Richard Johnson, and exclusive licence to perform James Simon, Nigel Hawthorne, three plays by Coward entitled A , Maureen Song at Twilight, Come Into the Lipman, Michael Praed, Peter Garden Maud and Shadows of Byrne, Mary Chester, Toby the Evening, agreeing that the Walton, Timothy West, Nigel plays be produced in a first class Terry, Steven Pacey, Prunella manner and opening at the Scales, Barry Jackson, Claire Gaiety Theatre in Dublin before Moore, Maria Freidman, Lisa transferring to the West End, and Dulson , Lea that Coward shall receive 10% of Solanga, , Stacy the gross weekly box office Dorning, Nigel Pivaro, Trevor receipts, rising to 15% if he Bannister, Eddie Kidd, Peter himself is performing in the plays. Straker, David Dale, Emile The document also states that Belcourt, Paul Kerryson, Tom the actresses Lilli Palmer and Wisdom, Ferdy Roberts, have also both been , Gary Bond, engaged to co-star with Coward. Jeremy Brudenell, etc. Most are Signed by Coward at the multiple signed. Generally VG, 20 conclusion. Tied with the original Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 green ribbon and incorporating a second D.S., Noel Coward, one page, 4to, n.p. (London), 1st April 1966, being a supplemental memorandum to the agreement. Signed by Coward at the foot. Both of Coward's signatures are across violet revenue stamps. Unusual in this form. VG

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Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 page of a visitor's book. Also signed in black fountain pen ink by Sylvia Ashley ('Sylvia Gable') Lot: 131A 1904-1977 English Model, COOPER GARY: (1901-1961) Actress & Socialite, wife of Clark American Actor, Academy Award Gable from 1949-52. G to VG, 2 winner. T.L.S., Gary Cooper, one Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 page, 4to, Burbank, California, 4th March 1950, to Warner Bros. Pictures Inc. The official letter Lot: 134 from Cooper instructs the film GONE WITH THE WIND: Clark studio to direct all notices 'which Gable (Rhett Butler) dark blue you may desire to give me under fountain pen ink signature ('Clark my contract of employment with Gable') on a slightly irregularly you' to his attorney, Mr. I. H. clipped piece, partially laid down Prinzmetal in Beverly Hills. Two to a page removed from an file holes to the upper edge, not autograph album; affecting the text or signature. (Scarlett O'Hara) bold fountain Lightly mounted and pen ink signature ('Vivien Leigh') professionally matted in white on a page removed from an above a reproduction image of autograph album; Cammie King Cooper in a scene from one of (Bonnie Blue Butler) three his films. Framed and glazed in a identical signed 8 x 10 silver coloured frame to an photographs depicting King being overall size of 16 x 27.5. VG carried in the arms of Clark Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Gable in a scene from Gone With The Wind. Each are signed in bold black ink to clear areas of Lot: 132 the image, also adding the name GABLE CLARK: (1901-1960) of her character in her hand American Actor, Academy Award beneath her signature. Some winner. Bold pencil signature very light, minor age wear, G (1) ('Clark Gable') on an oblong to VG, 5 12mo portion neatly clipped from Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 the head of a newspaper, bearing the partial name of The Stars and Stripes, the daily newspaper of Lot: 135 the United States Armed Forces. LEIGH VIVIEN: (1913-1967) Matted in black beneath a English Actress, Academy Award postcard photograph of Clark winner. A good vintage signed Gable in a scene from Gone With postcard photograph of Leigh The Wind opposite Vivien Leigh. seated in a three quarter length 8 x 10 overall. Some very light, pose in costume as Scarlett minor foxing, otherwise about VG O'Hara from Gone With The Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Wind. Signed in blue fountain pen ink to a light area at the base of the image. Neatly Lot: 133 cornermounted to a page of an GONE WITH THE WIND: Vivien autograph album. The album also Leigh (1913-1967) English includes a few vintage signed Actress, Academy Award winner, postcard photographs and pieces portrayed Scarlett O'Hara in etc., by various other actors and Gone With The Wind. T.L.S., entertainers including George Vivien Leigh, one page, 8vo, , Bruce Trent, Ivor Eaton Square, 30th July 1959, to Novello etc., and a further 38 Joyce. Leigh states that she was vintage postcard photographs touched by her correspondent's etc., each unsigned or bearing thoughts and good wishes, facsimile signatures, subjects continuing to add a holograph include James Mason, Margaret note, 'It is nice to see you again'; Lockwood, Elizabeth Taylor, Clark Gable (1901-1960) , Rita Hayworth, American Actor, Academy Award Greer Garson, Roy Rogers, Gary winner, portrayed Rhett Butler in Cooper, Clark Gable, Errol Flynn, Gone With The Wind. Bold black Montgomery Clift, Burt Lancaster, fountain pen ink signature ('Clark Jane Russell etc. Binding a little Gable') on a small oblong 12mo loose, otherwise VG piece, most likely clipped from a Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00

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Lot: 136 Lot: 139 SINATRA FRANK: (1915-1998) WELLES ORSON: (1915-1985) American Singer & Actor, American Actor & Film Director, Academy Award winner. Ink Academy Award winner. D.S., signature ('') on a , eight pages, folio, page removed from an autograph n.p. (California?), 31st December album. Annotated at the head of 1946. The carbon typed the page in ink in the hand of a document is an agreement made collector, indicating that the between the Southern Music signature was obtained in person Publishing Company and Orson at Stansted Airport, London, on Welles, Leo Spitz, William Goetz, 23rd August 1966. A light area of Sam Spiegel, Anthony Veiller and uniform discoloration evidently John Hyde in which Welles and caused by previous framing. his colleagues quitclaims to the Together with Nancy Sinatra publishers their right, title and (1940- ) American Actress & interest in various musical Singer, daughter of Frank compositions by Bronislaw Sinatra. Signed colour 5 x 7 Kaper, recorded and released for photograph of Sinatra standing in the film The Stranger. The a full length pose. Signed in blue document lists just over fifty ink with her name alone across a pieces of music by Kaper and clear area of the image. G to VG, states that the publisher shall pay 2 the composer various royalties Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 for piano copies, folios etc., of the music. Signed by Welles in bold, dark fountain pen ink at the Lot: 137 conclusion and countersigned by WELLES ORSON: (1915-1985) Leo Spitz (American Lawyer, American Actor & Film Director, former adviser to David O. Academy Award winner. D.S., O Selznick), William Goetz (1903- Welles, in bold pencil, one page, 1969, American Film Producer), oblong 12mo, Beverly Hills, Sam Spiegel (1901-1985, California, 23rd August 1957. Austrian-born American Film The partially printed document, Producer, Academy Award completed in another hand in winner), Anthony Veiller (1903- pencil, is a receipt issued by the 1965, American Screenwriter and Rocket Messenger Service for a Film Producer) and John Hyde. package delivered to Welles by Accompanied by a further D.S. the William Morris agency. One by Bronislaw Kaper (1902-1983, very small area of paper loss to Polish Film Composer), two the upper edge and some light pages, folio, n.p. (California?), creasing, otherwise VG 31st December 1946, providing a Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 list of his compositions for The Stranger, stating that he is the sole author and composer of them, and that Welles and his Lot: 138 colleagues in The Haig WELLES ORSON: (1915-1985) Corporation are entitled to the American Actor & Film Director, copyrights. Signed by Kaper at Academy Award winner. D.S., the conclusion. An interesting Orson Welles, being a signed pair of documents relating to one cheque, , 22nd of Welles's box office hits which December 1956. The partially he both directed and starred in. printed cheque is drawn on the Two file holes and several small Security-First National Bank of staple holes to the head of each Los Angeles and is made page, not affecting the text or payable to the department store signatures, otherwise VG The Bullock's for the sum of $232.84 Stranger (1946) is a film noir with a notation that the payment starring Edward G. Robinson, was for Christmas gifts. One very Loretta Young and Orson Welles. slight, minor bank cancellation The film follows the hunt for a only just touches the signature. Nazi war criminal living under an VG alias in the United States. It was Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 directed by Welles, produced by Sam Spiegel, with a screenplay written by Anthony Veiller and a score by Bronislaw Kaper.

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However, the screenplay was Lot: 144 rewritten by Welles and John [SWANSON GLORIA]: (1899- Huston, and the film was 1983) American Actress, considered a box office success Academy Award winner. An upon its release. oblong 4to Visitor's Book Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00 attractively bound in brown leather and with a gilt stamped title to the front, Gloria Swanson - Lot: 140 A First Exhibition, alongside the BRANDO MARLON: (1924-2004) date, London, December 1978, American Actor, Academy Award containing over 150 signatures winner. An excellent vintage by various individuals including signed 8 x 10 photograph of Pat Reid, Dolores Gray, Evelyn Brando in a head and shoulders Laye, Margaret, Duchess of pose. Signed ('Regards, Marlon Argyll, Fleur Cowles, Gloria Brando') in bold, dark fountain Grahame, Anton Dolin etc. Each pen ink to a clear area of the of the pages are multiple signed, background. About EX most individuals also adding their Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 addresses, and dated from 4th - 20th December 1978. Together with a signed colour 8 x 9.5 Lot: 141 image (possibly removed from an O'TOOLE PETER: (1932-2013) exhibition catalogue or book) of a Irish Actor, Academy Award bust of Gloria Swanson, signed winner. Signed colour 8 x 10 by the actress in black ink to a photograph, a good close-up clear area and dated 1978 in her portrait of the actor in costume as hand. Also including a small T. E. Lawrence from the 1962 selection of unsigned film Lawrence of Arabia. Signed, photographs (some modern with a slightly hurried signature, reproductions) of Swanson with in bold blue ink with his name Noel Coward in earlier years etc., alone to a light area of the image. and some apparently unrelated EX signed photographs of Barbara Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Windsor (2). Generally VG, 12 + book Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Lot: 142 EASTWOOD CLINT: (1930- ) American Actor & Film Director, Lot: 145 Academy Award winner. Signed CRAWFORD JOAN: (1905-1977) 8 x 10 photograph of Eastwood in American Actress, Academy a head and shoulders pose. Award winner. Vintage signed Signed in black ink to a light area and inscribed sepia 8 x 10 of the image. One very slight, photograph of Crawford in a head extremely minor corner crease, and shoulders pose. Signed in otherwise EX bold black fountain pen ink to a Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 clear area at the base of the image. Together with a second signed and inscribed 8 x 10 Lot: 143 photograph of Crawford in a half length pose. Signed in blue ink, NICHOLSON JACK: (1937- ) with her first name only, and with American Actor, Academy Award a lengthy inscription to the image. winner. Signed colour 8 x 10 Also including a signed 10 x 8 photograph of Nicholson standing photograph by both Joel McCrea in a three quarter length pose in and Rudy Vallee individually, the costume as the Joker from the image depicting them seated in 1989 film Batman. Signed in bold half length poses either side of black ink with his name alone to Claudette Colbert. McCrea has the image, partially across a signed in black ink with his name darker area although perfectly alone to the image and Vallee legible. One very slight corner has signed in blue ink to the crease, VG image, adding a sentiment in his Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 hand, 'One always worked on Claudette's right side! Her left face side is her best!'. VG, 3 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

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Lot: 146 sense of humor. I can hear you HEPBURN KATHARINE: (1907- two chuckling at almost 2003) American Actress, everything' and a visit from Academy Award winner. Brief actress Gloria Swanson who T.L.S., Katharine Hepburn, one 'came in and paid her respects, page, 8vo, n.p., 19th February and saw the show, and was most 1982, to Frankie Cifaldi. Hepburn warm, and her gracious self. She informs her correspondent that even sent me some flowers and she does not send or sign told me I could collect them at photographs. One very small, any time when my opening night extremely minor stain, not flowers had faded - wasn't that affecting the text or signature, VG thoughtful? What a beautiful Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 woman she is'. (13th March 1969), and referring to a visit to where she will be working for J.C. Penney and Lot: 147 hoping to meet her HEPBURN KATHARINE: (1907- correspondent while there (26th 2003) American Actress, February 1973) Two of the letters Academy Award winner. T.L.S., are accompanied by the original K. Hepburn, one page, 8vo, n.p., envelopes, one hand addressed 8th October 1991, to Catherine by Rogers. Also including a Parker. Hepburn thanks her printed oblong 8vo Western correspondent for their Union telegram (received copy) enthusiastic letter about a book from Rogers to Daum, informing and continues 'Needless to say him about a change of address, you make me very happy. I'm 16th March 1961. G to VG, 4 sorry but I do not sign or send Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 photographs.' Together with a second T.L.S., Katharine Hepburn, one page, 8vo, n.p., 29th July 1986, to Judi Lot: 149 McMahon, in full, 'It looks GARLAND JUDY: (1922-1969) fascinating - Thank you'. Also American Film Actress & including a set of eight unsigned Entertainer, Academy Award colour Front of House stills for winner. A printed folio brochure the film The African Queen signed by Judy Garland, entitled starring Katharine Hepburn and The Story of Judy Garland, with Humphrey Bogart. A light band of many images and printed text, c. discoloration to the second letter, 1954/55. Signed ('Love, Judy just affecting the text and Garland') to a clear area of the signature, G to VG, 2 + set front cover which features a Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 portrait image of Garland. Some light creasing, a few minor stains and slight scuffing and age wear, only very slightly affecting the Lot: 148 signature, G ROGERS GINGER: (1911-1995) Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 American Actress & Dancer, Academy Award winner. Small collection of two A.Ls.S. and a T.L.S., Ginger, four pages (total), Lot: 150 4to, Palm Springs, Beverly Hills & TAYLOR ELIZABETH: (1932- London, 1953, 1969 & 1973, all 2011) English Actress, Academy to Ray Daum. Rogers writes a Award winner. Vintage blue series of social letters to her fountain pen ink signature and friend, thanking him for a card inscription ('To Peter, Elizabeth and commenting 'I could feel Taylor') on a page removed from when I opened the envelope how an autograph album. Together you felt about the show - Just-so- with Michael Wilding (1912-1979) so? - Or was I just sad that it English Actor, second husband of wasn't more class-ful than it Elizabeth Taylor. Bold pencil was?' (19th October 1953), also signature and inscription on a writing from London whilst large page removed from an appearing in Mame, mentioning autograph album, and a blue ink her daughter, 'Hope you get signature on an irregularly together with my darling little clipped page removed from an daughter, Sandra. She is a autograph album. G to VG, 3 precious child, and has a great Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00

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Lot: 151 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 TAYLOR ELIZABETH (1932- 2011) English Actress, Academy Award winner & BURTON Lot: 154 RICHARD (1925-1984) Welsh ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS: Actor. Bold blue ink signatures by Selection of signed cards, album both Elizabeth Taylor ('Elizabeth pages (some vintage) etc., by Taylor Burton') and Richard various Oscar winning actors Burton ('Best wishes Richard including Alfred Hitchcock Burton') individually on the verso (A.N.S. on his printed of half of a colour picture correspondence card, 'Happy postcard. Together with a printed Xmas Isabel Mr & Mrs. H'), small 8vo programme for a Broderick Crawford, Lauren reunion organised by Felt & Bacall, Burl Ives, Art Carney, Tarrant Ltd. For their , Maureen Comptometer Operators at the Stapleton, , John Free Trade Hall, Manchester, 9th Gielgud, Olympia Dukakis, Joan October 1953, signed to the Fontaine, Karl Malden, Kim inside by actor , part Hunter, , Margaret of the evening's entertainment Rutherford etc. A few duplicates. programme, and also including a G to generally VG, 25 vintage postcard photograph Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 bearing facsimile signatures of and The Dreamers. Generally VG, 3 The signatures Lot: 155 of Taylor and Burton were ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS: obtained in person by the vendor Selection of signed cards, a few at Le Lavandou, Cote d'Azur, on album pages etc., by various 31st May 1965 Oscar winning actors and Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 actresses including Deborah Kerr, Ben Johnson, Olympia Dukakis, Wendy Hiller, Claude Lot: 152 Jarman Jr., George Kennedy, TAYLOR ELIZABETH: (1932- , George Burns, 2011) English Actress, Academy John Mills, Paul Muni, James Award winner. Vintage signed Stewart, Noel Coward, Shirley and inscribed 10 x 8 photograph, Jones etc. A few are neatly laid a good image of Taylor in down, two beneath colour costume as Gloria Wandrous, images. Unsigned 8 x 10 photos seated in a half length pose at a (5). G to generally VG, 20 table opposite actor Laurence Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Harvey, in costume as Weston Liggett, in a scene from the film Butterfield 8 (1960). Signed by Lot: 156 Taylor in bold blue fountain pen ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS: ink across a largely clear area at Selection of signed 8 x 10 the base of the image. Taylor photographs by various Oscar won the first of her Best Actress winning actors comprising Rex Oscars for her role in this film. Harrison, James Stewart, Jason About EX Robards, Gregory Peck, Jack Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Lemmon, Bob Hope, (5 x 7), Alec Guinness, George Burns and (2). All Lot: 153 of the images are boldly signed TAYLOR ELIZABETH: (1932- to clear areas. Generally VG, 11 2011) English Actress, Academy Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Award winner. Signed and inscribed 8 x 10 photograph, a head and shoulders study of the actress. Signed in purple ink across a clear area of the image, 'To Anton, Love and best wishes, Elizabeth'. VG A good association photograph - inscribed to Anton Dolin (1904- 1983) English Ballet Dancer & Choreographer.

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Lot: 157 , Glenda ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS: Jackson, , Peter Selection of signed postcard O'Toole etc. Generally VG, 15 photographs, 8 x 10s etc., by Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 various Oscar winning actors and actresses including Peggy Ashcroft, , Maggie Lot: 161 Smith, Richard Attenborough, ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS: Lauren Bacall (4), Sophia Loren, Selection of signed postcard Emma Thompson, Ernest photographs, T.L.S. (1) by Borgnine, Peter Finch (signed various Oscar winning actors and 'Peter F' with slightly weaker actresses including Sophia contrast), , Alec Loren, Deborah Kerr, Maggie Guinness, Michael Caine, Joan Smith (2), , Rex Fontaine etc. VG, 20 Harrison, Anthony Hopkins, Judi Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Dench (2) etc. VG, 10 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

Lot: 158 ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS: Lot: 162 Selection of signed 8 x 10 ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS: photographs by various Oscar Selection of signed 8 x 10 winning actresses comprising photographs and slightly smaller Claire Trevor, Claudette Colbert, (1) by various Oscar winning Lauren Bacall, Jane Fonda (2; actresses including Patty Duke one from On Golden Pond), Joan (2), , Julie Christie, Fontaine (2), , Maggie Smith, Angelina Jolie, Patricia Neal and Kate Winslet. Olympia Dukakis, Eva Marie Some of the images are colour Saint etc. Colour (2). VG, 9 and all are boldly signed to clear Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 areas. G to generally VG, 10 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Lot: 163 ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS: Lot: 159 Selection of signed pieces, cards, ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS: album pages etc., by various Selection of signed postcard Oscar winning actors and photographs and slightly larger, actresses, each individually some 8 x 10s etc., by various matted in cream beneath Oscar winning actors and photographs, including Katharine actresses including Faye Hepburn, Gary Cooper, Olivia de Dunaway, Luise Rainer, Mary Havilland, Greer Garson, Julie Steenburgen (2), Patricia Neal, Andrews, , George Burns, Julie Christie, Henry Fonda, Maggie Smith, Karl Robert Wise, Kate Winslet, Malden, Rex Harrison, Joel Grey, Marisa Tomei, Anthony Hopkins, Jeremy Irons etc. A few Richard Attenborough, Ben duplicates. Some signatures Kingsley etc. Some of the images slightly faded. G to VG, 17 are colour and most are boldly Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 signed to clear areas of the images. Only three are inscribed. VG to EX, 15 Lot: 164 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 LUBITSCH ERNST: (1892-1947) German Film Director, Academy Award winner. A good vintage Lot: 160 signed and inscribed 8 x 10 ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS: photograph of the director seated Selection of signed postcard outdoors in a full length pose in photographs and a few slightly the gardens of his Hollywood larger by various Oscar winning home. Lubitsch is seen smoking actors and actresses including a large cigar in this Paramount Alec Guinness, Wendy Hiller, publicity portrait dating from Rex Harrison, Maggie Smith, 1935. Signed by Lubitsch in bold Sophia Loren, Laurence Olivier, black fountain pen ink across a , Anthony clear area at the head of the Hopkins, Daniel Day Lewis, image. Some very slight, minor

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surface and corner creasing, Lot: 167 otherwise VG HATHAWAY HENRY: (1898- Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 1985) American Film Director, particularly remembered for his Westerns starring John Wayne Lot: 165 and Randolph Scott. Signed and HITCHCOCK ALFRED: (1899- inscribed 8 x 10 photograph, a 1980) British Film Director. vintage publicity portrait issued Signed 4 x 4.5 photograph of by Paramount in 1935 and Hitchcock in a semi-profile head showing the director seated in a and shoulders pose. Signed with three quarter length pose. Signed his name alone, in later years, to by Hathaway in later years in the clear background. Matted in blue ink to a clear area of the white above a sheet of American background. Scarce. A couple of postage stamps featuring minor surface and corner Hitchcock's image (issued as part creases, otherwise VG of the Legends of Hollywood Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 series) and a British Film Year commemorative cover issued for a Hitchcock Exhibition. Framed Lot: 168 and glazed in a plain silver frame HUSTON JOHN: (1906-1987) to an overall size of 15 x 26. VG American Film Director, Academy Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Award winner. An excellent signed and inscribed 7.5 x 11.5 photograph of Huston in a head Lot: 166 and shoulders pose holding a lit HITCHCOCK ALFRED: (1899- cigarette in one hand. 1980) British Film Director. D.S., Photograph by Henri Cartier- Alfred J. Hitchcock, twelve Bresson for Magnum and bearing pages, 4to, n.p. (California?), n.d. his credit stamp to the verso. (c.1959/60). The uncompleted Signed in dark ink across a light typed document, headed Exhibit area of the image, 'For Susan, A, is a contract between affectionately, John H'. VG Hitchcock and the author Alan Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Hackney in which the director agrees to purchase the motion picture rights for the author's Lot: 169 story entitled All You Young COPPOLA FRANCIS FORD: Ladies, originally published in (1939- ) American Film 1956, for a sum of $10,000. Director, Academy Award winner. Boldly signed by Hitchcock in T.L.S., Francis, one page, 4to, dark fountain pen ink with his San Francisco, 26th December name alone at the foot of the final 1974, to Gary Essert of the Los page. The concluding page is Angeles International Film double matted in silver and black Exposition, on the printed alongside a reproduction image stationery of The Coppola of Hitchcock to an overall size of Company. Coppola thanks his 19 x 13. The other eleven pages, correspondent for their note and stapled together in the upper left remarks 'Regarding your idea corner and with file holes to the about Parts One and Two, top edges, are loosely affixed to Paramount is withholding Part the verso of the matt. About VG One for a couple of years. I Alan Hackney (1924-2009) guess the idea is try to make an English Novelist and event out of the two of them Screenwriter whose works were together after Part Two's release adapted into the films Private's is through. Maybe at that time, Progress (1956) and I'm All Right Filmex could do it'. A couple of Jack (1959). It would appear his very small staple holes to the novel All You Young Ladies was upper left corner, not affecting never made into a film. the text or signature, otherwise Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 VG Coppola evidently refers to his trilogy of crime films The Godfather, the first of which was released in 1972 with Part II being released on 20th December 1974, just six days before the present letter was

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written. The third film was Minghella, Neil Simon, David released in 1990. Cronenberg, James Cameron Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 etc. A few duplicates. Unsigned 8 x 10 photographs (13). VG, 40 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Lot: 170 KUROSAWA AKIRA: (1910- 1998) Japanese Film Director. Lot: 174 Signed Christmas Greetings DISNEY WALT: (1901-1966) card, the small 8vo folding card American Animator, Academy featuring a colour illustration to Award winner. Bold blue ink the free front of a reproduction of signature ('Walt Disney') on a a painting by Kurosawa showing slightly irregularly clipped piece, Father Christmas at a window. neatly laid down to an album Signed ('Akira Kurosawa') in bold page. Some very light age wear, black ink beneath a printed otherwise VG greeting to the inside. EX Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

Lot: 175 Lot: 171 [DISNEY WALT]: (1901-1966) FILM DIRECTORS: Small American Animator, Academy selection of signed 8 x 10 Award winner. An original hand photographs, slightly larger (1) painted 11.5 x 9.5 celluloid etc., by various film directors depicting Donald Duck wearing a comprising Leni Riefenstahl green jacket, red bowtie and (signed 4.5 x 3 printed image), straw boater. Framed and glazed Walter Hill, Nanni Moretti and in the original vintage plain Bertrand Tavernier. Colour (1). wooden frame to an overall size All are boldly signed with their of 13 x 10.5, the verso of the names alone to clear areas of the frame bearing an original gold images. VG to EX, 4 and red printed label stating 'This Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 is an original handpainted celluloid drawing actually used in a Walt Disney production', Lot: 172 released exclusively by FILM DIRECTORS: Selection of Disneyland, Anaheim, California. signed colour 8 x 10 photographs Some light age wear, otherwise and slightly larger by various film VG directors comprising Steven Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Spielberg, Danny Boyle, Guy Ritchie and Anthony Minghella, together with a selection of Lot: 176 signed colour 8 x 10 photographs SMITH C. AUBREY: (1863-1948) and slightly larger by various English Actor & Cricketer. actors, each famous for their Vintage signed postcard roles in films made by the photograph of Smith in a head directors, comprising Harrison and shoulders pose. Signed with Ford, Ewan McGregor, Dev Patel his name alone in fountain pen (2), Freida Pinto and Dexter ink across a light area at the Fletcher (2). Most are boldly centre of the image. VG signed to clear areas of the Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 images and none are inscribed. VG to EX, 11 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 177 HAYAKAWA SESSUE: (1889- 1973) Japanese-American Actor. Lot: 173 A.L.S., Sessue Hayakawa, two FILM DIRECTORS: Selection of pages, oblong 8vo, Hotel signed cards by various film Majestic, Paris, 12th March n.y., directors including Robert to Captain Shopital. Hayakawa Altman, Spike Lee, John Woo states that he has been fortunate (4), Brian De Palma, Oliver enough to become a member of Stone, Sam Mendes, Wes the Sporting Club and continues Craven, Jerry Bruckheimer, John 'I obtained lots of informations Landis, David Lynch, Anthony and decided to file an application

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and I am taking this occasion to Lot: 181 ask you to sign the enclosed BURTON RICHARD: (1925- application card' (no longer 1984) Welsh Actor. Vintage present). Accompanied by an signed and inscribed 8 x 10 unused self addressed envelope photograph of Burton in a head addressed by Hayakawa to and shoulders pose. Signed in himself at the Hotel Majestic. VG bold black fountain pen ink to the Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 clear background. Some surface and corner creasing. Together with Patrick McGoohan (1928- Lot: 178 2009) American Actor, famous FLETCHER BRAMWELL: (1904- for his role in The Prisoner. 1988) British Actor, starred in Signed colour 8 x 10 photograph The Mummy (1932). Scarce of McGoohan in a head and signed 8 x 10 photograph, a good shoulders pose. Signed in bold study of the actor seated silver ink with his name alone to outdoors in a full length pose, the image. G to VG, 2 reading a book, in costume as Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 the Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw in a scene from The Bernard Shaw Story. Signed Lot: 182 by Fletcher in bold black ink with BURTON RICHARD: (1925- his name alone to the lower white 1984) Welsh Actor. Signed and border. VG Fletcher both wrote inscribed 10 x 8 photograph of and acted in the critically Burton in a close-up head and acclaimed play The Bernard shoulders pose. Signed in blue Shaw Story (1965). ink across a clear area of the Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 image, 'To my beloved discoverer Radie, Richard (Burton)'. An interesting Lot: 179 association. Some light surface BOLGER RAY: (1904-1987) creasing, otherwise VG Radie American Entertainer, Harris (1904-2001) American remembered for his portrayal of Journalist & Newspaper the Scarecrow in The Wizard of Columnist, noted for her close Oz (1939). Vintage signed and friendship with many Hollywood inscribed 8 x 10 photograph of stars. Harris was also a Bolger in a head and shoulders Godmother to Burton's daughter, pose. Signed in blue fountain pen the actress Kate Burton. ink to the image. Some very Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 slight, minor creasing to the corners and edges, otherwise VG Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Lot: 183 BURTON RICHARD: (1925- 1984) Welsh Actor. Vintage Lot: 180 signed and inscribed 8 x 10 MARTIN STROTHER: (1919- photograph, an engaging image 1980) American Character Actor, of Burton standing in a full length famous for his roles in Westerns pose, in costume as Dr. Guy alongside John Wayne as well as Montford, with actress Angie for his role in Cool Hand Luke Dickinson, in costume as Fran, opposite Paul Newman. Signed dramatically kneeling at his feet, and inscribed 10 x 8 photograph in a scene from the film The of Martin in costume as Joe Bramble Bush (1960). Signed by McGrath, seated in a half length Burton in bold blue fountain pen pose behind a desk in a scene ink to a clear area of the image. from the film Slap Shot (1977) About EX which also starred Paul Newman. Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Signed in bold purple ink across a clear area of the image. Scarce. VG Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

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Lot: 184 and Tim Rice. Signed in bold BAKER STANLEY: (1928-1976) black ink across a clear area of Welsh Actor. A good vintage the image. One very slight, signed and inscribed 9 x 7 extremely minor corner crease, photograph of Baker seated on a VG roof top, with a gun in one hand, Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 in costume as Inspector Harry Martineau in a scene from Hell Is a City (1960). Signed in bold blue Lot: 188 fountain pen ink across a clear GERE RICHARD: (1949- ) area of the image. One very American Actor. Signed and slight, minor surface crease, inscribed 8 x 10 photograph of otherwise EX Gere in a half length pose in Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 costume as Julian Kaye from the American crime drama film American Gigolo (1980). Signed Lot: 185 by Gere in fountain pen ink, MCQUEEN STEVE: (1930-1980) partially across a darker area of American Actor. Bold purple ink the image. EX signature ('Steve T. McQueen') Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 on a 12mo piece neatly clipped from the conclusion of an official document. The piece bears Lot: 189 several lines of printed text, RADCLIFFE DANIEL: (1989- ) indicating that McQueen signed English Actor, famous for his in his capacity as President of portrayal of Harry Potter in a Solar Plastics Engineering series of films. Four individually Company, and also bears two signed colour 4 x 6 postcard countersignatures of officials photographs, each of the images from the Security Pacific National depicting Radcliffe in different Bank, and two blind embossed poses in costume as Harry Potter seals. VG in scenes from Harry Potter and Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 the Philosopher's Stone (2001). All are signed by Radcliffe with his name alone in black ink to Lot: 186 clear areas of the images. FORD HARRISON: (1942- ) Together with a small selection of American Actor. Signed colour 8 signed cards, postcard x 10 photograph of Ford in a photographs (2), colour 8 x 10 head and shoulders pose holding photographs (2) by various other a gun in one hand in a scene actors and actresses who have from one of his films. Signed in starred in the Harry Potter film bold blue ink with his name alone series comprising to the image. Together with (2), Warwick Davis (2; both in Arnold Schwarzenegger (1947- costume as Professor Filius ) Austrian-born American Actor. Flitwick) and Ian Hart (5). VG to Signed colour 8 x 10 photograph EX, 13 of the actor in a smiling head and Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 shoulders pose. Signed in bold blue ink with his name alone to a light area at the base of the Lot: 190 image. EX, 2 RADCLIFFE DANIEL: (1989- ) Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 English Actor, famous for his portrayal of Harry Potter in a series of films. Signed colour Lot: 187 10.5 x 8 photograph, the printed ANDERSON CARL: (1945-2004) image being a Front of House still American Singer & Actor. Scarce issued by Warner Bros. for signed and inscribed 8 x 10 distribution in France, and photograph of Anderson standing depicting Radcliffe standing in a in a three quarter length pose in full length pose, in costume as costume from his most famous Harry Potter, holding his white role as Judas Iscariot in a scene owl Hedwig in the snowy grounds from the film version of the rock of Hogwarts, in a scene from opera Jesus Christ Superstar Harry Potter and the (1973) by Philosopher's Stone (2001). Signed by Radcliffe in bold silver

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ink with his name alone to the Lot: 193 image. Together with a second DIETRICH MARLENE: (1901- signed colour 10 x 8 photograph 1992) German-born American by Radcliffe, the image showing Actress & Singer. Three him in a three quarter length individually signed 8 x 10 pose outdoors in costume as photographs, each of the Arthur Kipps in a scene from The different images depicting Woman in Black (2012). Signed Dietrich in half length poses. All in bold black ink with his name are signed in bold silver ink with alone to the image. Also her name alone to the images. including a signed colour 8 x 10 VG to EX, 3 photograph by actor Zac Efron, Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 the image showing him standing in a three quarter length pose. Signed in bold blue ink with his name alone to a clear area of the Lot: 194 image. VG to EX, 3 COMINGORE DOROTHY: (1913- Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 1971) American Actress, remembered for her role in Citizen Kane (1941) as Susan Alexander, the second wife of Lot: 191 Kane. Rare vintage signed and HARRY POTTER: Individual inscribed sepia 11 x 14 signed colour 8 x 10 photographs photograph of the actress by the actors Daniel Radcliffe standing in a full length pose on (Harry Potter) and Rupert Grint the steps of an aircraft. Signed in (Ron Weasley). Each of the blue fountain pen ink across a images depict the actors in clear area of the image, 'To costume poses from Harry Potter Rutgers Nelson, because as I films and both are signed, with said before he is a charming man somewhat hurried signatures, in - Dorothy Comingore'. A couple black inks with their names alone of very slight, extremely minor to clear areas of the images. corner creases, VG Together with a large 40 x 30 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 colour poster for the film State of Play individually signed by the Oscar winning actors Russell Crowe (first name only) and Lot: 195 Helen Mirren. Rolled (1). VG to [MONROE MARILYN]: (1926- EX, 3 1962) American Actress & Sex Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Symbol. MAILER NORMAN (1923-2007) American Novelist. Book signed, being a paperback edition of Marilyn - A Biography Lot: 192 by Norman Mailer, published by DIETRICH MARLENE: (1901- Coronet Books, 1974. Illustrated 1992) German-born American with many colour and black & Actress & Singer. Vintage signed white images. Signed by Mailer in postcard photograph of Dietrich black ink with his name alone to in a head and shoulders pose, the title page. Some light with small printed text to one creasing and age wear, G corner promoting her appearance Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 at the Cafe de Paris in London. Signed with her surname only in blue ink to a clear area of the image. Together with a signed Lot: 196 and inscribed 8 x 10 photograph STEVENS INGER: (1934-1970) of Dietrich standing in a full Swedish-American Actress. length pose during a cabaret Scarce vintage signed and performance, with a pianist in the inscribed 8 x 10 photograph, the immediate background. Signed in image depicting Stevens bold blue ink across a clear area standing in a full length pose, in at the centre of the image. VG, 2 costume as Joan Molner, pouring Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 a drink, opposite actor Rod Steiger, in costume as Paul Hoplin, in a scene from the 1958 thriller film Cry Terror! Signed by Stevens in fountain pen ink across a light area at the base of

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the image. Autographs of Lot: 201 Stevens are scarce in any form ACTORS: Selection of signed 8 x following her untimely death at 10 photographs and slightly the age of 35. VG smaller (1) etc. by various actors Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 including Bob Hope, Tony Curtis, Derren Nesbitt (in a scene from Where Eagles Dare), Dick Van Lot: 197 Dyke, Mel Brooks, Richard SCHNEIDER ROMY: (1938- Bradford, Robert Culp, Denny 1982) Austrian-German Actress. Miller, Patrick Wayne etc. Vintage signed postcard Secretarial (1). VG, 17 photograph of the pretty actress Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 in a head and shoulders pose. Signed with her name alone in blue fountain pen ink to a clear Lot: 202 area at the base of the image. EX ACTORS: Selection of signed 8 x Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 10 photographs, 5 x 7's (3) by various film actors including Kirk Douglas (2), Gene Autry, Lot: 198 Douglas Fairbanks Jr., KINSKI NASTASSJA: (1961- ) Christopher Lee, Herbert Lom, German-born Actress. Signed Jack Palance, Robert Mitchum, colour 10 x 8 photograph, an Bob Hope (2) etc. Generally VG, iconic image of Kinski lying 12 naked in a three quarter length Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 pose with a Burmese python coiled around her body (the original image by photographer Lot: 203 Richard Avedon, 1981). Together ACTORS: Selection of signed 8 x with a signed colour 8 x 10 10 photographs and slightly photograph of the actress smaller (1) by various film actors standing in a half length pose. including Nicholas Farrell, Tony Both are signed by Kinski with Curtis, Harry Dean Stanton, her full signature in bold black ink David Barry, Angus Lennie, to light areas of the images. VG Herbert Lom, Robert Vaughn (2), to EX, 2 Nick Moran, Jude Law, Bernard Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Cribbins, Ed Helms, Zach Galifianakis, Jeff Fahey etc. Most of the images are colour and are Lot: 199 boldly signed to clear areas of ACTORS: Small selection of the images. VG to EX, 17 signed cards and album pages Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 by various film actors comprising Sebastian Shaw, Tod Slaughter, Bernard Lee, William S. Hart and Lot: 204 Tom Mix. Three are neatly ACTORS: Selection of signed mounted, two beneath images. G postcard photographs and a few to generally VG, 5 slightly larger by various film and Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 television actors including Stewart Granger, Timothy West, , Jason Lot: 200 Connery, Richard Todd, Tom ACTORS: Small selection of Conti, Tom Courtenay, Gene vintage signed 8 x 10 Autry, Kenneth Branagh, Simon photographs and one postcard Williams, Dennis Waterman, Alan photograph by various film actors Bates, Christopher Cazenove, comprising Edward Everett George Sewell, Daniel Massey, Horton, Brian Donlevy, Clifton Denholm Elliott, Charles , Webb (postcard), Henry Fonda Bernard Hepton, Victor Spinetti, and Jean Hersholt. Two are Albert Finney, Milo O'Shea, Ron inscribed and most are boldly Moody, Rupert Everett, Robert signed in fountain pen inks to Powell, Simon Ward etc. clear areas of the images. VG, 5 Generally VG, 43 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

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Lot: 205 none are inscribed. VG to EX, 25 ACTORS: Selection of signed Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 colour 8 x 11.5 photographs by various actors including Eddie Redmayne, Matthew Fox, David Lot: 209 Hasselhof, Michael Sheen, Jeff ACTORS: Selection of signed Goldblum, Richard E. Grant, colour 8 x 10 photographs and John Hurt, Matt Damon, Jamie slightly larger by various film and Bell, Cuba Gooding Jr., Michael television actors including Caine, Ben Kingsley etc. Black & Anthony Andrews, Jonathan White (1). Most of the images are Bailey, Orlando Bloom, Steve boldly signed to clear areas of Coogan, Jude Law, Matthew the images and none are Macfadyen, Ian McKellen, Tony inscribed. VG to EX, 15 Robinson, Rufus Sewell, Toby Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Stephens, Robert Vaughn, Ben Whishaw, Joe Fiennes, Philip Glenister, Marshall Lancaster etc. Lot: 206 Most are boldly signed to clear ACTORS: Selection of signed areas of the images and only one colour 8 x 10 photographs by is inscribed. VG to EX, 21 various film actors including Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 , Val Kilmer, Mickey Rourke, Tom Cruise, Robert Stack, Robert Duvall etc. Lot: 210 All are boldly signed, largely to ACTORS: Selection of signed 8 x clear areas of the images, and 10 photographs by various film none are inscribed. Also actors comprising James including a printed 8vo brochure Stewart, Daniel Radcliffe, Jason for the film Rain Man individually Biggs, Hugo Weaving, Michael signed by both Dustin Hoffman Fassbender and Matthew and Tom Cruise to the front McConaughey. Most of the cover. Generally EX, 8 images are colour and all are Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 boldly signed to clear areas of the images. VG to EX, 6 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Lot: 207 ACTORS: Selection of signed colour 8 x 11.5 photographs by Lot: 211 various actors including Matthew ACTRESSES: Selection of Fox, David Hasselhof, Gary signed postcard photographs and Stretch, Paul Freeman, Richard some slightly larger by various E. Grant, John Hurt (2), Rupert film and television actresses Everett, Tom Cruise, Colin Firth, including Marlene Dietrich, Rula Michael Caine (2), Ben Kingsley Lenska, Susannah York, Gemma etc. Black & White (1). Most of Craven, , Koo the images are boldly signed to Stark, Phyllis Calvert, Jenny clear areas of the images and Seagrove, Phyllis Logan, Eleanor none are inscribed. VG to EX, 14 Bron, Susan Hampshire, Googie Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Withers, Kate O'Mara, Jane Asher, Eleanor Summerfield, Miriam Karlin, Chili Bouchier, Lot: 208 Barbara Murray, Jill Bennett, ACTORS: Selection of signed Miranda Foster, Sarah Miles, colour 8 x 10 photographs and Dora Bryan, Margaret Lockwood, slightly larger by various film and Virginia McKenna, Sylvia Syms, television actors including Anna Neagle, , Warwick Davis, Mathew Horne, Janet Suzman, Ann Miller, Cyd Jude Law, James McAvoy, Tom Charisse etc. Generally VG, 53 Wilkinson, Ben Whishaw, Philip Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Glenister, Ian Hart, Douglas Henshall, John Hurt, Jonathan Hyde, Dominic West, Rupert Friend, Russell Tovey, Matthew Lewis, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Daniel Mays etc. Most are boldly signed to clear areas of the images and

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Lot: 212 Lot: 216 ACTRESSES: Selection of ACTRESSES: Selection of signed 8 x 10 photographs and a signed 8 x 10 photographs and few slightly smaller by various slightly smaller (1) by various film film actresses, some of them actresses including Sophia Oscar winners, including Claire Loren, Helen Mirren (in costume Bloom, Liv Ullmann, Martha as Queen Elizabeth II), Juliet Hyer, Moira Lister, Barbara Mills, Julie Adams, Paula Murray, Ann Todd, Yolande Prentiss, Stella Stevens, Tyne Donlan, Wendy Hiller, Celeste Daly, , Jenny Holm etc. All are boldly signed, Seagrove, Kelly McGillis, Maggie largely to clear areas of the Grace, , Shani images, and only one is Wallis, Jane Krakowski, Connie inscribed. VG to EX, 11 Stevens etc. Facsimile & Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 secretarial (2). Some of the images are colour and most are boldly signed to clear areas of Lot: 213 the images. VG to EX, 19 ACTRESSES: Selection of Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 signed 8 x 10 photographs by various film actresses including Claudette Colbert, Joan Lot: 217 Fontaine, Ann Blyth, Dorothy ACTRESSES: Selection of Lamour (2), Butterfly McQueen, signed 8 x 10 photographs and Fay Wray, Kim Cattrall etc. slightly larger by various film Generally VG, 9 actresses including Drew Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Barrymore, Kim Catrall, Angie Dickinson, Meg Ryan, Gloria Stuart (in a scene from Titanic), Lot: 214 Catherine Deneuve, Shirley ACTRESSES: Selection of Jones, Elisabeth Moss, Debbie signed 8 x 10 photographs, Reynolds etc. Most of the images postcard photograph (1) by are colour and signed to clear various film actresses including areas. None are inscribed. VG to Claire Trevor, Lauren Bacall, EX, 10 Marlene Dietrich, Dorothy Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Lamour, Janet Leigh, Elke Sommer, Honor Blackman, Tyne Daly etc. Generally VG, 9 Lot: 218 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 ACTRESSES: Selection of signed 8 x 10 photographs by various actresses including Lot: 215 Rhonda Fleming, Jacqueline ACTRESSES: Selection of Bisset, Doris Day, Joan Rivers, signed 8 x 10 photographs and Sarah Miles, Dolores Hart, slightly smaller (1) by various film Elizabeth Ashley, Natasha actresses comprising Sophia Henstridge, Marisa Tomei, Cyd Loren (original photograph by Charisse, Cloris Leachman etc. Harry Langdon and bearing his Some of the images are colour. blindstamp), Joan Bennett, Generally VG, 23 Francoise Hardy, Claudia Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Cardinale and Elke Sommer. All are boldly signed to clear areas of the images, some in fountain Lot: 219 pen ink. VG to EX, 5 ACTRESSES: Selection of Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 signed colour 8 x 12 photographs by various film and television actresses including Rachael Stirling, , Verity Rushworth, Jemima Rooper, Billie Piper, Sienna Miller, Joanna Lumley, Helen McCrory, Keira Knightley, , Anne- Marie Duff, Lisa Dillon, Anna Chancellor, Jessie Cave, Ali Bastian etc. Most are boldly

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signed to clear areas of the Lot: 223 images and none are inscribed. ACTRESSES: Selection of VG to EX, 22 signed 8 x 10 photographs and Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 slightly larger by various film and television actresses including Saffron Burrows, Amanda Barrie, Lot: 220 Samantha Bond, MyAnna Buring, ACTRESSES: Selection of Judi Dench, Britt Ekland, Emilia signed colour 8 x 10 Fox, Claire Foy, Anna Friel, photographs, postcard (1) by , Montserrat various film actresses including Lombard, , Catherine Deneuve, Debbie Rosamund Pike, Denise Van Reynolds, Lauren Bacall, Kim Outen, Hayley Atwell, Gemma Cattrall, Drew Barrymore, Minnie Bissix, Sadie Frost, Keira Driver (3), Heather Graham, Knightley, , Anna Daryl Hannah, Kate Winslet, Williamson, Susannah York etc. Kathleen Turner, Uma Thurman, Most of the images are colour etc. Most and are boldly signed to clear are boldly signed to clear areas areas. None are inscribed. VG to of the images and none are EX, 25 inscribed. VG to EX, 16 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 224 Lot: 221 ACTRESSES: Selection of ACTRESSES: Selection of signed 8 x 10 photographs and signed 8 x 10 photographs and a slightly smaller (1) by various film few slightly larger by various film and television actresses including and television actresses including Saffron Burrows, Samantha Kathleen Turner, Charlene Tilton, Bond, Anna Chancellor, Judi Michelle Rodriguez, Lena Olin, Dench, Angie Dickinson, Tamsin Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, Egerton, Anita Harris, Rebecca Heather Graham, Mercedes Hall, Patricia Hodge, Dervla McNab, Angie Dickinson, Rachel Kirwan, Amy Nutall (2), Kate Leigh Cook, Christie Brinkley, O'Mara, Rosamund Pike, Catherine Deneuve, Mary-Louise Caroline Quentin, Charlotte Parker, Elisabeth Moss etc. Most Rampling, , of the images are colour and are Charlene Tilton, Susannah York, boldly signed to clear areas of Indira Varma etc. Most of the the images. None are inscribed. images are colour and are boldly VG to EX, 15 signed to clear areas. Only one is Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 inscribed. VG to EX, 24 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Lot: 222 ACTRESSES: Selection of Lot: 225 signed 8 x 10 photographs and ACTRESSES: Selection of slightly larger by various film and signed 8 x 11.5 photographs and television actresses including some slightly smaller by various Saffron Burrows, Cat Deeley, actresses including Carey Jennifer Ellison, Anna Friel, Mulligan, Debbie Reynolds, Samantha Janus, Linda Lusardi, Olivia Williams, Jenny Seagrove, Nell McAndrew, Gail Porter, Andrea Riseborough, Noomi Adele Silva, Denise Van Outen, Rapace, Rosario Dawson, Drew , Agyness Barrymore, etc. Deyn, Jenny Falconer, Jerry Hall, Most of the images are colour , Kara Tointon etc. and are boldly signed to clear Most of the images are colour areas. VG to EX, 15 and many show the subjects in Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 glamorous poses. All are boldly signed to clear areas and none are inscribed. VG to EX, 23 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00

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Lot: 226 wear, VG Provenance: The ACTRESSES: Selection of present sketch was apparently signed 8 x 10 photographs by presented to the ballerina Joan various film actresses including Van Wart (1900-1987) who Kate Hudson, Denise Van Outen, toured with Anna Pavlova and Cheryl Ladd, Brigitte Nielsen her company. Stallone, Drew Barrymore, Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Farrah Fawcett, Keira Knightley, Uma Thurman etc. Most of the images are colour and are boldly Lot: 230 signed to clear areas. Only one is CHAPLIN CHARLES: (1889- inscribed. Most of the images 1977) English Film Comedian, depict the actresses in glamorous Academy Award winner. A good poses, topless (2). VG to EX, 9 vintage signed sepia 6.5 x 8.5 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 photograph, the image depicting the young and debonair Chaplin in a head and shoulders pose. Lot: 227 Photograph by Pach Bros. ACTRESSES: Selection of Signed by Chaplin in bold black signed colour 8 x 10 photographs fountain pen ink to the image, by various film and television 'Let me see! Charlie Chaplin' and actresses comprising Halle Berry, dated 31st January 1922 in his Helen Hunt, Hayden Panettiere, hand. Some extremely minor, Gillian Anderson, Scarlett light mottling to the background Johansson, Eva Longoria, Mira of the image and very light age Sorvino and Christina Ricci. All wear, otherwise VG Provenance: are boldly signed, largely to clear The present photograph was areas of the images, and depict apparently presented to the the actresses in glamorous ballerina Joan Van Wart (1900- poses. None are inscribed. VG to 1987) who toured with Anna EX, 8 Pavlova and her company. Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00

Lot: 228 Lot: 231 CHAPLIN CHARLES: (1889- MARX GROUCHO: (1890-1977) 1977) English Film Comedian, American Film Comedian, one of Academy Award winner. Bold, the Marx Brothers. Signed 10 x 8 dark fountain pen ink signature photograph, the image depicting ('Faithfully yrs, Chas Chaplin') Marx standing in a half length and date, 1922, in his hand on a pose in costume as S. Quentin piece with neatly clipped corners. Qualye alongside his brothers Neatly laid down to a 4to white Harpo, in costume as Rusty card beneath a modern postcard Panello, and Chico, in costume photograph of Chaplin. A few as Joseph Panello, in a publicity light small circular stains to the portrait for the film The Marx piece, evidently caused by Brothers Go West (1940). Signed mounting, only very slightly by Marx with his first name only affecting the signature, about VG in bold black ink to a clear area of Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 the background. A few extremely minor corner creases to the white border, VG Lot: 229 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 CHAPLIN CHARLES: (1889- 1977) English Film Comedian, Academy Award winner. An Lot: 232 excellent original dark pen and LAUREL STAN (1890-1965) & ink sketch drawn and signed by HARDY OLIVER (1892-1957) Chaplin on a 12mo piece, n.p., English and American Film n.d. (1920s). Chaplin's sketch Comedians. Ink signatures by comprises a self caricature in his both Stan Laurel and Oliver Little Tramp costume, along with Hardy individually on a feint ruled his worn and cane. Signed oblong 12mo card, with a neatly ('Charlie Chaplin') in bold black affixed colour vignette of the duo ink at the base of the sketch. to the left edge. About VG Some extremely light, minor age Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00

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Lot: 233 Lot: 236 LAUREL STAN (1890-1965) & HANCOCK TONY: (1924-1968) HARDY OLIVER (1892-1957) British Television & Radio English and American Film Comedian. Bold blue fountain Comedians. A good vintage pen ink signature and inscription, signed sepia 7 x 5 photograph by 'To Michael - with best wishes both Stan Laurel and Oliver from "Sir" - Tony Hancock', on a Hardy individually, the image page removed from an autograph depicting the duo together in album. Together with John Le smiling head and shoulders Mesurier (1912-1983) English poses. Signed by both in bold Actor, famous for his role in blue fountain pen inks with their Dad's Army. Black ink signature names alone to the lower border. ('With love, ') on Some very light, minor surface a piece, neatly laid down to a and corner creasing, only very page removed from an autograph slightly touching Laurel's album. VG, 2 signature, otherwise VG Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00

Lot: 237 Lot: 234 SELLERS PETER: (1925-1980) LAUREL STAN (1890-1965) & British Comedian & Actor. HARDY OLIVER (1892-1957) Vintage signed 9.5 x 8 English and American Film photograph of Sellers in costume Comedians. An excellent vintage posing as an Italian film director, signed and inscribed sepia 7 x 5 Federico Fabrizi, in a scene from photograph by both Stan Laurel the 1966 comedy film After the and Oliver Hardy individually, the Fox, in which he starred in the image depicting the duo in a role of Aldo Vanucci, a master characteristic half length pose criminal with a talent for disguise. together, each wearing their Signed by Sellers in bold blue bowler hats. Signed by both fountain pen ink to a clear area of Laurel and Hardy to the lower the image. EX border, Laurel in bold fountain Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 pen ink. Laurel has also added an inscription in his hand to a clear area of the background of Lot: 238 the image, the inscription MORECAMBE ERIC (1926- unusually in Polish. About EX 1984) & WISE ERNIE (1925- Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 1999) British Comedians. A smoking pipe previously used and owned by Eric Morecambe, Lot: 235 featuring a Briar wood bowl and LAUREL STAN (1890-1965) & with a dark bakelite stem bearing HARDY OLIVER (1892-1957) a white crown logo. Accompanied English and American Film by a typed statement signed, Eric Comedians. A good vintage Morecambe, one page, 8vo, n.p., signed and inscribed 8 x 10 11th March 1979. The statement, photograph by both Stan Laurel on Morecambe's personal printed and Oliver Hardy individually, the stationery, is addressed to the image depicting the duo standing David Marsden Appeal Fund together in full length poses on a Charity auction and reads, in full, stage, each holding their bowler 'This is to state that the enclosed hats. Signed by both in fountain pipe is my own personal pen inks to clear areas at the possession'. Together with a head of the image and signed colour postcard additionally inscribed by Laurel, photograph by both Morecambe 'Our Regards & Best Wishes and Wise individually, the image Geoff! Sincerely!'. Some depicting them in full length extremely light, very minor age poses performing one of their wear to the edges of the white familiar routines. Signed by both borders, VG in blue and black inks with their Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 names alone to the clear background. With the original envelope. Evident signs of wear to the pipe and with some slight, minor surface creasing to the

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statement and photograph. G to Lot: 243 about VG, 3 COOK PETER (1937-1995) Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 British Comedian & MOORE DUDLEY (1935-2002) British Comedian. A good pair of signed Lot: 239 postcard photographs by Peter JAMES SID: (1913-1976) South Cook and Dudley Moore African-born English Comedy individually, each of the images Actor, star of films. depicting the comedians in head Signed and inscribed postcard and shoulders pose. Signed by photograph of James in a each in blue inks to the lower characteristic head and white borders, Moore adding an shoulders pose smoking a cigar. inscription in his hand. VG, 2 Signed in bold blue ink to a clear Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 area of the image. Some very light, minor age wear to the right white border, not affecting the Lot: 244 image or signature, otherwise VG BRITISH COMEDY: Selection of Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 signed postcard photographs and slightly larger, a few letters etc., by various British television and Lot: 240 film comedy actors, including WILLIAMS KENNETH: (1926- Melvyn Hayes, Charlie Williams, 1988) English Comic Actor, star Harry Secombe, Max Wall, Bob of Carry On films. Signed and Grant, Derek Nimmo, Rod Hull, inscribed postcard photograph of , Leslie Phillips, Williams in a characteristic head Millicent Martin, Mike & Bernie and shoulders pose. Signed in Winters, Billy Dainty, Ronnie bold blue fountain pen ink to the Corbett, Michael Crawford, lower white border. Together with Peggy Mount etc. Facsimiles (3). an A.L.S., , one G to generally VG, 28 page, 8vo, Globe Theatre, Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Shaftesbury Avenue, London, 8th January 1973, to Tracey, thanking her for her letter and Lot: 245 forwarding the photograph. VG, 2 BRITISH COMEDY: Selection of Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 signed 8 x 10 photographs and smaller by various British television (and some film) Lot: 241 comedy actors including Graham CARRY ON: A good selection of Chapman (rare), David Griffin, signed postcard photographs, a Paul Eddington, Norman few A.Ls.S., by various stars of Wisdom, Peter Bowles, Robin Carry On films comprising Peter Askwith, Jack Douglas, Jim Butterworth (scarce), Barbara Davidson, Fenella Fielding, Windsor, Bernard Bresslaw (2), Felicity Kendal, Joanna Lumley, Jack Douglas (2), Frankie Amanda Donohoe, Dora Bryan, Howerd, Bernard Cribbins (2) Barbara Windsor, Alison and Terry Scott. Generally VG, 10 Steadman, Helen Lederer etc. Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Most are boldly signed to clear areas of the images. VG to EX, 25 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 242 COOK PETER (1937-1995) British Comedian & MOORE Lot: 246 DUDLEY (1935-2002) British BRITISH COMEDY: A good Comedian. A good pair of black selection of signed postcard ink signatures by both Peter photographs and a few slightly Cook and Dudley Moore on an larger by various British oblong 12mo white card. Two file television, and some film, holes to the upper edge, not comedy actors including Spike affecting either of the signatures. Milligan, Bernard Cribbins, VG James Bolam, , Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Carmen Silvera and other cast members of 'Allo 'Allo, Ian Carmichael, Thora Hird, Nigel

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Hawthorne, Felicity Kendal, Lot: 249 Joanna Lumley, Julie Walters, BRITISH COMEDY: Selection of Jennifer Saunders, Dawn French, signed 8 x 10 photographs and Harry Secombe, Paul Eddington, slightly larger, postcard (1) etc., Trevor Bannister, , by various British television and , , film comedy actors including Benny Hill, Frankie Howerd, Joanna Lumley & Jennifer Rodney Bewes, Bernard Saunders, Roger Lloyd Pack, Bresslaw, Melvyn Hayes, John Challis & Sue Holderness, Maureen Lipman, Mike Yarwood, Lenny Henry, Norman Wisdom, Peter Sallis, Frank Thornton, Maureen Lipman, Stephen Fry, Frank Carson, Roy Hudd, Mike Michael Crawford, Harry Reid, Bill Owen, , Secombe etc., also including a Ernie Wise, Brian Murphy, Philip large First Day Cover individually Madoc, Anton Rodgers, Mollie signed by Eric Sykes, Griff Rhys Sugden, Ruth Madoc, Rod Hull, Jones, Dawn French, Frank Prunella Scales, Leslie Phillips, Carson, Spike Milligan, Mike Kathy Staff, Les Dawson, Dick Yarwood and two others. Some Emery, Barbara Windsor etc. of the images are colour. Generally VG, 91 Generally VG, 12 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00

Lot: 247 Lot: 250 BRITISH COMEDY: Selection of : signed 8 x 10 photographs and Selection of signed cards, slightly larger by various British postcard photographs, signed 8 x television comedy actors 10s and slightly larger by various including Peter Sallis, Brian comedy actors and actresses Wilde & Norman Wisdom, Julie who have starred in Only Fools Walters, Kenneth MacDonald, and Horses, including David John Challis, Sue Holderness & Jason, Nichola Lyndhurst, John Roger Lloyd Pack, Amanda Challis, Sue Holderness, Tessa Barrie, Bernard Cribbins & Peake-Jones, Roger Lloyd Pack, Barbara Windsor, Stephen Fry, Jim Broadbent, Gwyneth Strong David Baddiel, Richard Wilson etc. Most of the images are etc. Many of the images are colour and are boldly signed to colour and some are multiple clear areas. Only one is signed. VG to EX, 13 inscribed. VG, 12 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00

Lot: 248 Lot: 251 BRITISH COMEDY: Selection of BRITISH COMEDY: Selection of signed postcard photographs and signed clipped pieces, album slightly larger, 8 x 10s etc., by pages, cards etc., by various various British television and film British television and film comedians including Connie comedians including Frank Booth, Prunella Scales & Andrew Thornton, Ken Dodd, Bill Sachs, Wendy Craig, Eric Sykes, Pertwee, Mollie Sugden, Tony Robinson, Joanna Lumley, Maureen Lipman, June Whitfield, June Whitfield, Frances de la Angela Thorne, Roger Lloyd Tour, , John Pack, Roy Hudd, Eric Sykes, Tim Cleese, Jennifer Saunders etc. Brooke Taylor, Jim Broadbent, Some of the images are colour Syd Little, Eddie Large, Frank and a few are multiple signed. Carson, Bob Monkhouse, Frank Generally VG, 16 Skinner, Don Estelle, Felicity Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Kendal, Penelope Keith, Richard Briers, Bernard Cribbins, Peter Vaughan, Roy Castle, Michael Crawford, Michael Palin, Robin Askwith, George Cole, Barbara Windsor, Stephen Fry, Warren Mitchell, Liz Fraser, Ian Carmichael, Richard Wilson, Frankie Howerd, Norman Wisdom, Harry Worth, Bud

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Flanagan, Arthur Askey, Bill Lot: 255 Owen, Fenella Fielding, Yootha COMEDY: Selection of signed Joyce etc. A little duplication. G cards, album pages, 8 x 10 to VG, 87 photograph (1) by various film Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 and television comedy actors, mainly British, comprising Terry- Thomas (2), Harry H. Corbett & Lot: 252 Wilfrid Brambell, Norman COMEDY: Selection of signed Wisdom, Frankie Howerd and postcard photographs, a few 8 x Robin Williams. Individually 10s, by various television and framed and glazed (4). Generally film comedy actors, mainly VG, 6 British, including Brian Wilde, Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Peter Sallis, Bill Owen and other cast members of Last of the Summer Wine, Paul Eddington, Lot: 256 Felicity Kendal, Joanna Lumley, COMEDY: Selection of signed Nigel Hawthorne, Ernie Wise, cards and album pages, a few Frankie Howerd, Wendy Craig, signed photographs of various Michael Crawford, Bernard sizes etc., by various television Cribbins, Maureen Lipman, and film comedy actors, mainly Amanda Holden, Zoe British, including Joanna Lumley, Wanamaker, Nigel Havers etc. , Caroline VG, 27 Aherne, Steve Allen, Dave Allen, Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 , Roy Hudd, , Richard Murdoch, Millicent Martin, Mike Lot: 253 McShane, , Ricky COMEDY: Selection of signed Gervais, Lucy Davis, Mackenzie postcard photographs and a few Crook, Martin Freeman, Prunella slightly larger by various Scales, Dawn French etc. A little television and film comedy duplication. Matted (2). Unsigned actors, mainly British, including photographs (3). Generally VG, Benny Hill, Carmen Silvera, Tony 34 Robinson, Alison Steadman, Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Julie Walters, Felicity Kendal, Maureen Lipman, Penelope Wilton, Angela Thorne, Ruby Lot: 257 Wax, Dudley Moore, Joanna COMEDY: Selection of signed 8 Lumley, Phyllis Diller, Elaine x 10 photographs and slightly Stritch etc. A few of the images larger, a few signed cards etc., are colour. VG, 20 by various British film and Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 television comedy actors, including June Whitfield, Maureen Lipman, Penelope Lot: 254 Keith, Burt Kwouk, Jimmy Carr, COMEDY: Selection of signed Rob Brydon, , album pages, cards, 8 x 10 Ronnie Corbett, , photographs and smaller etc., by Matt Lucas, Stephen Mangan, various television and film Tony Robinson, Steffan Rhodri, comedians, mainly British, Joanna Page, Julia Davis, Ashley including Tommy Cooper, Harry Jensen, Millicent Martin, Secombe, Benny Hill, Frances de Sheridan Smith, Tracey Ullman, la Tour, Mel Smith & Griff Rhys Paula Wilcox, Richard Briers, Jim Jones, Ricky Tomlinson, Ian Broadbent etc. Secretarial (3). Carmichael, Richard Briers, Sue Many of the images are colour Holderness, Stephen Fry, and most are boldly signed to Caroline Aherne, Sue Johnston, clear areas. None are inscribed. Bernard Cribbins, Robin VG to EX, 32 Williams, Eddie Cantor, Mike Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Myers, Lucille Ball etc. All are matted in various colours to different sizes, most beneath photographs etc. G to VG, 33 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00

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Lot: 258 advertising, that 'Connery shall WILDER GENE: (1933- ) be accorded star billing in first American Comedy Actor. Signed position alone....above the and inscribed 10 x 8 photograph artwork and regular titles in all of Wilder in a head and shoulders paid ads....theatre display pose in costume as Jim, the materials, publicity....' and also Waco Kid, alongside Cleavon that Connery's billing shall be on Little, in costume as Sheriff Bart, a separate line and 'in a size of in a scene from the film Blazing type at least twenty-five percent Saddles (1974). Signed in black (25%) larger than the size of type ink to a clear area at the base of used for any other cast member'. the image. EX The document further states that Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 if a likeness of Connery is to be used in publicity then it shall be 'in a size and prominence greater than that accorded to any other Lot: 259 individual'. Boldly signed by NAKED GUN THE: Signed colour Connery at the foot in blue ink 8 x 10 photograph by both Leslie and also countersigned by a Nielsen (Sergeant Frank Drebin) representative of Filmcentre and Priscilla Presley (Jane Overseas Corp. Rare in this form. Spencer) individually, the image Some extremely light, very minor depicting the two actors standing creasing, not affecting the text or back to back together in amusing signature, VG Goldfinger (1964) full length poses in costume from was the third of the James Bond one of The Naked Gun American series of films and starred Sean crime comedy series of films. Connery in the role of MI6 agent Signed by each in bold black and James Bond, alongside Gert blue inks with their names alone Frobe (Auric Goldfinger) and to light areas of the image. Honor Blackman (Pussy Galore). Matted in black and white and Goldfinger has been described framed and glazed in a black and as perhaps "the most highly and gold coloured frame to an overall consistently praised Bond picture size of 15 x 17.5. Together with of them all" and after Goldfinger, Samantha Fox (1966- ) Bond "became a true English Model and Singer. phenomenon." Signed colour 8 x 10 photograph Estimate: £800.00 - £1,000.00 of Fox standing in a three quarter length pose wearing a black swimsuit. Signed in bold blue ink to a light area at the centre of the Lot: 261 image. Matted in black and pale CONNERY SEAN: (1930- ) mottled grey and framed and Scottish Actor, famous for his glazed in a silver coloured frame portrayal of James Bond. to an overall size of 14.5 x 16.5. Academy Award winner. Book Some minor damage to the signed, being a paperback frames, otherwise VG, 2 edition of Being A Scot, Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 published by Phoenix Illustrated, London, 2009. Bearing a custom printed bookplate signed by Connery in bold black ink with his Lot: 260 name alone and neatly laid down CONNERY SEAN: (1930- ) to the title page. Together with Scottish Actor, famous for his Roger Moore (1927- ) English portrayal of James Bond. Actor, famous for his portrayal of Academy Award winner. An James Bond. Signed hardback important D.S., Sean Connery, edition of My Word is My Bond, one page, folio, n.p. (California?), First Edition published by Michael 1964. The typed document is a O'Mara Books Limited, London, Billing Guaranty between 2008. Bearing a custom printed Filmcentre Overseas Corporation bookplate, featuring an image of and Inforex Corporation Moore as Bond, signed by Roger (representing Connery) relating Moore in black ink, numbered to an untitled James Bond 137 of a Limited Edition signed at project, although annotated at the Pinewood Studios on 19th head in pencil File: Goldfinger. October 2008 and neatly laid Filmcentre Overseas Corp. agree down to the front free endpaper. that in their distribution of the Accompanied by the dust jacket. film, through prints and

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VG, 2 Lot: 265 Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 SAVALAS TELLY: (1922-1994) American Actor. A good signed colour 8 x 10 photograph of Lot: 262 Savalas seated in a full length JAMES BOND: Selection of pose in costume as Ernst Stavro signed colour 8 x 10 photographs Blofeld in a scene from the by various actors and actresses, James Bond film On Her each associated with the James Majesty's Secret Service (1969). Bond films, including George Signed in bold black ink with his Lazenby, Yaphet Kotto, Ben name alone to a largely clear Whishaw (2), Judi Dench (2), area at the base of the image. Julian Glover (2; one also signed Rare in this form. EX by Chaim Topol), Sean Bean, Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Lana Wood etc. Black & white (1). Most of the images depict the subjects in costume poses from Lot: 266 James Bond films and all are [FRANKENSTEIN]: WEBLING boldly signed to clear areas of PEGGY (1871-1949) British the images. VG to EX, 11 Playwright, Novelist and Poet. Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Webling's 1927 stage version of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein is notable for naming the creature Lot: 263 "Frankenstein" after its creator, JAMES BOND: Selection of five and for being the inspiration for individually signed colour 8 x 10 James Whale's 1931 photographs by various horror film. Small collection of actresses, each of whom have three individually signed starred in various James Bond Christmas greetings cards by films as Bond Girls etc., Webling, each of the small 8vo comprising Ursula Andress, cards (two folding) featuring Honor Blackman, Tania Mallet, different seasonal colour Lois Maxwell and Caroline illustrations. All are boldly signed Munro. All are signed in various by Webling in red or black coloured inks and each of the fountain pen inks, each with a images depicts the subject in few additional words in her hand, costume poses from Bond films. and one is dated London, 1937. Matted alongside each other in Together with a signed hardback white and framed and glazed in a edition of Blue Jay by Peggy silver coloured frame to an Webling, published by William overall size of 45 x 17. VG Heinemann, London, 1906. Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Signed by Webling to the half title page and also bearing an ink signature and presentation Lot: 264 inscription by George Edwards JAMES BOND: Selection of (husband of Peggy's sister, signed 8 x 10 photographs by Rosalind) to the front free various actors and actresses, all endpaper. Also including two of whom have starred in James unsigned printed paperback Bond films, including Roger editions of A Sketch of John Moore (4), (2), Ruskin and The Rhyme of Little Joseph Wiseman, Julian Glover, Mark by Webling (the latter Christopher Lee etc. Some of the number 155 of a limited edition of images are colour and some 500), various other Christmas show the subjects in costume greetings cards, a few A.Ls.S. poses from James Bond films. etc. by Webling's sister Rosalind VG, 11 (4) and other relatives etc., and Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 some unsigned 4 x 6 photographs, newspaper clippings etc. Generally G to about VG, 36 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00

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Lot: 267 alone to the image. Double HAMMER HORROR: Selection matted (2). VG to EX, 3 of signed 8 x 10 photographs by Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 various actresses, all associated with Hammer Horror films, comprising Caroline Munro (3), Lot: 270 Veronica Carlson (2), Martine ACTION HEROES: Mel Beswick, Valerie Leon and Ingrid (1956- ) American Actor, Pitt, also including three signed 8 Academy Award winner. Signed x 10 photographs by various colour 8 x 10 photograph of adult film actresses etc., Gibson standing in a three including Gloria Leonard, Linda quarter length pose as Max Cristal etc. Some of the images Rockatansky from one of the are colour and all are boldly Mad Max series of films. Signed signed to clear areas. VG, 11 in bold blue ink to a light area of Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 the image and dated 1989 in his hand; Arnold Schwarzenegger (1947- ) Austrian-born Lot: 268 American Actor. Signed colour 8 LEE BRANDON: (1965-1993) x 10 photograph of American Actor & Martial Artist, Schwarzenegger standing in a son of Bruce Lee. Bold black ink half length pose smoking a cigar signature on a page removed in costume as Colonel John from an autograph album. Double Matrix from the film matted in mottled burgundy, (1985). Signed in bold blue ink black and gold alongside a large with his name alone to a light colour image and promotional area at the base of the image. postcard, each showing Lee in Both photographs are individually costume from the film The Crow matted in black and light mottled (1993). Framed and glazed in a grey and framed and glazed to plain black frame to an overall overall sizes of 14.5 x 16.5 each. size of 26 x 21.5. Autographs of Some slight damage to the Lee are rare in any form following frames, otherwise VG, 2 his tragic and untimely death at Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 the age of 28 as a result of an accidental shooting whilst filming The Crow. VG Lot: 271 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 STAR TREK: Selection of signed cards, a few pieces etc., by various cast members of the Lot: 269 American science fiction series BATMAN: Signed colour 10 x 8 Star Trek, including Walter photograph by both Adam West Koenig (6), Nichelle Nichols (4), (Batman) and Burt Ward (Robin) George Takei (8), Ricardo individually, the image depicting Montalban, Robin Curtis, Avery the actors standing together in Brooks, Armin Shimerman, Rene half length poses in costume as Auberjonois etc. Unsigned 8 x 10 Batman and Robin. Both have photographs (6). Generally VG, signed in bold blue inks to clear 33 areas of the image, Ward adding Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 his character name beneath his signature. Together with a signed colour 10 x 8 photograph by Lot: 272 Cesar Romero (Joker), Burgess STAR TREK: Set of seven Meredith (Penguin), Frank individually signed cards by the Gorshin (Riddler) and Lee main cast members of Star Trek, Meriwether (Catwoman) comprising William Shatner individually, the image depicting (Captain James T. Kirk), Leonard the four villains standing together Nimoy (Commander Spock), in half length poses in costume DeForest Kelley (Lieutenant from Batman. Each have signed Commander Dr. Leonard 'Bones' in blue or black inks to the image. McCoy), James Doohan Also including a signed colour 8 x (Lieutenant Commander 10 photograph of Val Kilmer in a Montgomery 'Scotty' Scott), head and shoulders pose in Nichelle Nichols (Lieutenant costume as Batman. Signed in Nyota Uhura), George Takei bold silver ink with his name (Lieutenant Hikaru Sulu) and

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Walter Koenig (Ensign Pavel Lot: 275 Chekov). All are double matted in TRAINSPOTTING: Small blue alongside a 10 x 8 selection of signed 8 x 10's (2) photograph of the cast members and a postcard photograph by in costume from Star Trek. film director Danny Boyle and Framed and glazed in a plain actors Ewan McGregor and dark blue frame to an overall size Jonny Lee Miller, each of the of 24 x 14. Kelley's signature is a images showing them in costume little faded although legible. from or on the set of the film Together with individual signed Trainspotting (1996). Also pieces by the actors Jon-Erik including an unsigned printed 4to Hexum (rare) and John Gregson, promotional campaign brochure each individually matted beneath for the film. VG to EX, 4 photographs and framed and Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 glazed; a signed colour front cover of Life magazine, 24th January 1969, by actress Catherine Deneuve, featuring her Lot: 276 colour portrait and matted CULT CINEMA: Selection of alongside a colour photograph to signed 8 x 10 photographs and an overall size of 21 x 16.5; and some slightly smaller, signed a 23.5 x 11.5 promotional image cards etc., by various actors and for White Ladder signed by pop actresses associated with cult singer David Gray, matted in and science fiction films including black and white to an overall size Star Wars, The Lord of the Rings, of 27.5 x 16. Generally VG, 5 Harry Potter etc., including Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Anthony Daniels, Ray Park, Dave Prowse, Warwick Davis, Andy Serkis, Ian McKellen, Raul Julia, Gabrielle Drake, Buster Crabbe, Lot: 273 Elijah Wood, Ian Holm, John BLAKE'S 7: Selection of signed Hurt, Christopher Lee, Willem cards by various cast members Dafoe etc. All are individually of the British science fiction matted in different colours to television series Blake's 7 various sizes. Generally VG, 23 comprising Gareth Thomas (2), Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Paul Darrow (2), Michael Keating (3), Sally Knyvette (2), Jan Chappell (2), Steven Pacey (signed and inscribed postcard Lot: 277 photograph) and Jacqueline CULT CINEMA: Selection of Pearce (2). Together with signed 8 x 10 photographs and nineteen unsigned 8 x 10 slightly larger by various film photographs and a few slightly stars, all associated with various smaller, each showing the actors cult, horror and science fiction in character costume poses from movies, including James Franco, Blake's 7. VG to generally EX, 33 Michael Caine, Eli Wallach, Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Anthony Head, John Rhys Davies, Sean Astin, James & Oliver Phelps (2), Michael Gambon, Rupert Grint, Lot: 274 Christopher Lee & Ingrid Pitt etc. STAR WARS: Selection of Most of the images are colour signed 8 x 10 photographs and and depict the actors in character slightly larger by various actors, costume poses. VG to EX, 13 all of whom have starred in Star Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Wars films, including Harrison Ford, Ewan McGregor (2), James Earl Jones (2), Ray Park and Phil Brown. Many of the images are Lot: 278 colour and most depict the actors CULT CINEMA: Selection of in character costume poses from signed 8 x 10 photographs and Star Wars films. VG to EX, 7 slightly larger by various film Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 stars, all associated with various cult, horror and science fiction movies, including Harrison Ford, , Kevin Sorbo, Jeff Goldblum (3), Robert Duncan McNeill, Tim Russ,

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Robert Trebor etc. Most of the Capaldi, Angel Coulby, Lalla images are colour and depict the Ward, Russell Tovey, Jacqueline actors in character costume King, Jemma Redgrave, Katy poses. VG to EX, 13 Manning, Bonnie Langford, Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Derek Jacobi, Nichola Farrell etc. Most of the images are colour and many show the subjects in Lot: 279 costume poses from . CULT CINEMA: Selection of VG to EX, 52 signed 8 x 10 photographs and a Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 few slightly smaller by various actors and actresses, all of whom have appeared in cult or science Lot: 282 fiction films (Star Wars, The Lord CULT ENTERTAINMENT: of the Rings, James Bond, Selection of signed postcard Doctor Who etc.) including Kenny photographs and slightly larger Baker, Garrick Hagon, Katie by various actors and actresses, Purvis, Benedict Taylor, Paul all of whom are associated with Blake, Warwick Davis, Andy crime dramas and other cult Serkis, Billy Boyd, Margot Kidder, television shows and films, Colin Baker, Tom Baker, Richard including Patrick Macnee, Diana Kiel, Honor Blackman, Lana Rigg, Glynis Barber, Honor Wood, Klaus Maria Brandauer, Blackman, David Suchet, George Sophie Marceau, Tanya Roberts Takei, Julian Glover, Louise etc. Many of the images are Jameson, Sylvester McCoy, colour and most show the actors Peter Davison, Colin Baker, John in character costume poses. A Nettles, Leo McKern, Sarah little duplication. VG to EX, 28 Sutton, Gareth Hunt, Edward Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Hardwicke, Edward Fox, Fiona Fullerton, Britt Ekland etc. Generally VG, 27 Lot: 280 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 DOCTOR WHO: Small selection of signed 8 x 10 photographs by various actors and actresses, Lot: 283 each associated with the Doctor BRUCE NIGEL: (1895-1953) Who television series, comprising British Character Actor, famous Tom Baker (2; one also signed for his portrayal of Dr. Watson by Louise Jameson), Matt Smith, alongside Basil Rathbone as , Ian McNeice and Sherlock Holmes in a number of Peter Miles. Most of the images films. Vintage signed and are colour and depict the inscribed postcard photograph, a subjects in costume poses from good image of Bruce in a half Doctor Who. Most are boldly length pose lighting his pipe. signed to clear areas of the Signed in dark fountain pen ink images. VG to EX, 6 across a light area at the head of Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 the image and dated 1946 in his hand. Some minor wrinkling to the image, otherwise VG Lot: 281 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 DOCTOR WHO: Selection of signed cards, album pages, signed 8 x 10 photographs and Lot: 284 slightly larger etc., by various FALK PETER: (1927-2011) actors and actresses who have American Actor, remembered for appeared in Doctor Who, his role as Lieutenant Columbo in including Tom Baker, Peter the American detective television Davison, Colin Baker, Sylvester series Columbo. Signed colour 8 McCoy, Christopher Eccleston, x 10 photograph of Falk in a Billie Piper, Sophie Aldred, characteristic three quarter length Catherine Tate, Michelle Ryan, pose in costume as Columbo and Eve Myles, Georgia Moffett, holding a cigar in one hand. Trevor Laird, Jessica Hynes, Signed in bold blue ink with his Karen Gillan, Jenna Coleman, name alone to a light area at the Noel Clarke, , centre of the image. Authentic Freema Agyeman, David signed photographs of Falk are Morrissey, Paul McGann, Peter surprisingly scarce. EX

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Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Lot: 288 LAUREL STAN (1890-1965) & HARDY OLIVER (1892-1957) Lot: 285 English and American Film SCREEN DETECTIVES: Comedians. Ink signatures by Selection of signed cards, both Stan Laurel and Oliver postcard photographs, 8 x 10s Hardy individually on two small etc., by various actors and irregularly clipped pieces, laid actresses, all of whom have down alongside each other to a portrayed screen detectives or page removed from an autograph starred in James Bond films, album. With an ink caricature of including Joan Hickson, David the duo in the hand of the Suchet, , collector. Some light staining and Honor Blackman, Patrick age wear to the pieces, FR Macnee, Richard Roundtree, Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Tanya Roberts, Caroline Munro, Maud Adams, Lois Chiles, Maryam D'Abo etc. The majority Lot: 289 are matted in cream to different LAUREL STAN (1890-1965) & sizes, some beneath HARDY OLIVER (1892-1957) photographs. VG, 16 English and American Film Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Comedians. Bold blue ink signatures by both Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy individually on a Lot: 286 page removed from an autograph LUGOSI BELA: (1882-1956) album. With a neatly affixed Hungarian Actor, famous for his colour vignette of the duo at the screen and stage portrayal of centre of the page. VG Bram Stoker's Count Dracula. Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Bold blue ink signature ('Bela Lugosi') on a page removed from an autograph album. With a neat Lot: 290 red ink annotation in the hand of ABBOTT BUD (1895-1974) & the collector. Signed by Anton COSTELLO LOU (1906-1959) Karas (1906-1985) Viennese American Film Comedians. Bold Player, famous for his blue ink signatures by both Bud soundtrack to Abbott and Lou Costello (1949) to the verso. VG individually on a page removed Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 from an autograph album. With a neatly affixed magazine photograph of the duo to one Lot: 287 corner, depicting them in KEATON BUSTER: (1895-1966) costume from one of their films. American Silent Film Comedian, VG Academy Award winner. Blue Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 fountain pen ink signature ('Buster Keaton') on a page removed from an autograph Lot: 291 album, also signed in fountain SINATRA FRANK: (1915-1998) pen ink by Keaton's third wife, American Singer & Actor, Eleanor Norris, in fountain pen Academy Award winner. Bold ink with her name alone. With blue ink signature ('Frank two newspaper portraits affixed Sinatra') on a page removed from to the corners of the page and an autograph album. Signed by several neat ink annotations in Richard Burton (1925-1984) the hand of the collector. VG Welsh Actor, with his name alone Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 in blue fountain pen ink to the verso. Some very light creasing and age wear to the edges, otherwise VG Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

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Lot: 292 Cameron, Fred Emney, Peter COLE NAT KING: (1919-1965) Brough, Martha Raye, Arthur American Jazz Singer & Pianist. Askey, Henry Hall, Jimmy Jewel Bold blue fountain pen ink & Ben Warriss, Katherine signature ('Nat King Cole') on a Dunham, Diana Napier etc. Many page removed from an autograph pages are multiple signed, a few album, also individually signed by are on clipped pieces laid down each member of his trio, Jack to pages, and many have ink Costanzo, Irving Ashley and Joe annotations in the hand of the Comfort. Each of the trio have collector. Loose covers and added their instruments binding (1), about G, 2 alongside their signatures. With a Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 neat red ink annotation in the hand of the collector. A good example. VG Lot: 295 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An autograph album containing over 45 signatures by various Lot: 293 entertainers including Chico HARTNELL WILLIAM: (1908- Marx, Vic Oliver, Sam Costa, 1975) English Actor, the first Charlie Kunz, , actor to portray the Doctor in Margaret Lockwood, A. E. Doctor Who. Blue fountain pen Matthews, Max Wall, Winifred ink signature ('William Hartnell') Atwell, Beryl Orde, Larry Adler, on a page removed from an Peter Graves etc. Many pages autograph album. With a small are multiple signed and some magazine portrait affixed and have small affixed newspaper neat ink annotation in the hand of portraits. G the collector. Together with Jon Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Pertwee (1919-1996) English Actor, the third actor to portray the Doctor in Doctor Who. Blue Lot: 296 ink signature on a page removed AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An from an autograph album, with a autograph album containing over small newspaper portrait neatly 50 signatures by various film affixed in one corner. Also stars and entertainers including including a vintage signed 2.5 x Margaret Rutherford, Anna 3.5 photograph of Pertwee in a Neagle, Jack Hawkins, Hugh head and shoulders pose. Signed Williams, John Gielgud, in bold blue ink with his name Robertson Hare, Cedric alone to the lower white border. Hardwicke, Constance Laid down to a page removed Cummings, Finlay Currie, Ruth from an autograph album. Chatterton, Paul Henreid, Leslie Further including a selection of Banks, Edward Chapman, signed album pages by various Elizabeth Allan, Marion Lorne, other actors, actresses and Ann Harding, Patricia Dainton, entertainers including Richard Griffith Jones, Gordon Harker, Attenborough, Hugh Griffith, Ben Robert Donat, Richard Hearn etc. Lyon, Bebe Daniels & family, Mai All are on clipped pieces laid Zetterling, Gracie Fields, Burl down to pages (some in Ives, Betty Driver etc. Some multiples). Most pages have neat pages creased and with age ink annotations in the hand of the wear, generally G to about VG, 28 collector and a few have attached Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 magazine portraits. About VG Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00

Lot: 294 AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS: Two Lot: 297 autograph albums containing AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An over 110 signatures by various autograph album containing over entertainers including Ivor 70 signatures by various film Novello, Sandy Powell, G. H. stars and entertainers including Elliott, Gertie Gitana, Ella Terry-Thomas, Rochester, Rose Shields, Max Bacon, Noele Murphy, Mischa Auer, Bobby Gordon, Bill Johnson, Joe Loss, Breen, Dorothy Squires, Leslie Bryan Forbes, Gertrude Hutchinson, , Lawrence, Hazel Court, Earl , Harold

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Berens, Jimmy O'Dea, The Merry Crawford, Lee Gaines, Carl Macs (Judd, Ted & Marjorie Jones, Kelsey Pharr & Rene McMichael and Roy DeKnight), violinist Yehudi Chamberlain), Sybil Thorndike, Menuhin etc. Many pages are Marie Lohr, Tessie O'Shea, multiple signed and some have Leslie Henson, Donald Wolfit, small attached newspaper and Yvonne Arnaud, Jimmy Jewel & magazine portraits. VG Ben Warriss, Lizbeth Webb, Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Peggy Ashcroft, Ursula Jeans, Roger Livesey, Yolande Donlan, Max Wall, Guy Rolfe, Anton Lot: 300 Dolin, Tod Slaughter, Nellie AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An Lutcher etc. Many pages are autograph album containing over multiple signed and have neat ink 55 signatures by various film annotations (and some small stars and entertainers including drawings) in the hand of the Al Martino (2), John McCallum, collector and some have small Robert Beatty, Jean Sablon, attached newspaper and Michael Denison, Deryck Guyler, magazine portraits. About VG Betty Garrett & Larry Parks, Max Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Miller, Donald Houston, Emlyn Williams, Gladys Cooper, David Tomlinson, Trevor Howard, Paul Lot: 298 Scofield, Laurence Olivier, Claire AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An Bloom, Hugh Griffith, Howard autograph album containing over Keel, Johnnie Ray, Hattie 90 signatures by various film Jacques, Guy Mitchell, Bernard stars and entertainers including Braden, Sydney Tafler, Rex Peter Lorre, Allan Jones, Irene Harrison (2), Barbara Kelly, Sam Hervey, Leslie Hutchinson, Eddie Wanamaker, Eva Bartok, Helen Gray, Gracie Fields, Richard Haye, Kathleen Harrison, Attenborough, Sheila Sim, Jean Kenneth Horne, Ted Lune, opera Simmons, Cyril Ritchard, George singer Luigi Infantino, snooker Formby, John Clements, Stewart player Joe Davis etc. Most are Granger, Jimmy Edwards, Paul good examples to individual Robeson, Sonia Dresdel, George pages. About VG Robey (self caricature), Wendy Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Hiller etc. Many pages are multiple signed and a few have small attached magazine Lot: 301 portraits. G AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS: Two Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 autograph albums containing over 80 signatures by various entertainers including , Lot: 299 Terry-Thomas, Frankie Howerd, AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An John McCallum, Anne Crawford, autograph album containing over Pearl Bailey, Harold Berens, Jon 80 signatures by various film Hall, Frances Langford, Norman stars and entertainers including Evans, Hazel Court, Derek Bond, Orson Welles, Edward Harold Warrender, Evelyn Laye, Underdown, Muriel Pavlow, Jose Iturbi, Maurice Denham, Isabel Jeans, Robertson Hare, Alfred Marks, Jimmy Edwards, Ralph Lynn, Phyllis Calvert, Vera Lynn. Josef Locke, Avril Terence Morgan, Mervyn Johns, Angers, Gladys Cooper, Ronald Natasha Parry, David Farrar, Chesney, Michael Redgrave, Ronald Howard, Peter Graves, Benny Hill, Brian Reece, Elsie & Bud Flanagan, Charles Doris Waters, Ralph Richardson, Naughton, Jimmy Gold, Teddy Robertson Hare, Eric Portman, Knox, Jimmy Nervo, Diana Dors, Richard Attenborough etc. Some Googie Withers, Brian Reece, pages are multiple signed and Mary Martin, Sugar Chile have small attached newspaper Robinson, Bill Johnson, Forrest portraits. Back cover detached Tucker, John Clements, Lana (1). G, 2 Morris, Margaret Johnston, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Christine Norden, Michael Medwin, George & Beryl Formby, John Mills, Joyce Carey, The Delta Rhythm Boys (Traverse

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Lot: 302 Richardson, Jean Kent, Maxine AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An Audley, Sabu, Douglass autograph album containing over Montgomery, Jack Warner, 50 signatures by various actors Patrick Holt, , and entertainers including Peter , Sam Wanamaker, Sellers, Laurence Olivier & Vivien Ernest Thesiger, Peter Ustinov, Leigh, Betty Driver, Max Dick Emery, Anne Crawford, Bygraves, Peter Brough, Jack Francis Lederer, Arthur Askey, Buchanan, Diana Decker, Alec Guinness, Evelyn Keyes, Beniamino Gigli, Ian Carmichael, Ruth Draper, Charles Laughton, David Croft, Bernard Braden, Agnes Moorehead, Cedric Bonar Colleano, Norman Evans, Hardwicke, Charles Boyer, Nat Jackley, Richard Murdoch, Frederick Valk, opera singers Kenneth Horne, Jimmy Jewel, and ballet dancesr Luigi Dennis Price, , Infantino, Joan Hammond, Alicia John Boles etc. Some pages are Markova, Robert Helpmann, multiple signed and some have Anton Dolin, John Gilpin, small affixed newspaper portraits. commentator Kenneth Back cover detached. G Wolstenholme etc. Many of the Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 signatures are good examples on individual pages, a few are multiple signed and a few have small attached magazine Lot: 303 portraits. VG AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 autograph album containing over 50 signatures by various film stars and entertainers including Richard Burton, ,Biff Lot: 305 McGuire, Burl Ives, Al Martino, AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An Vivian Blaine, Robert Flemyng, autograph album containing over Sam Levene, Stubby Kaye, Jose 90 signatures by various film Ferrer, Richard Wattis, Bernard stars and entertainers including Miles, Johnnie Ray, Margaret Katharine Hepburn (in bold pencil Leighton, Howard Keel, Deryck and with some tape stains close Guyler, Sydney Tafler, Greer to, but not affecting, the Garson, Derek Farr, Constance signature), , Cummings, Roland Culver, Nelson Eddy, Tito Gobbi, Emlyn Williams, , Maurice Chevalier, Flora Robson, Ben Lyon, Bebe Daniels & family, , Jeremy Robert Beatty, Betty Garrett & Spenser, Alfred Lunt & Lynn Larry Parks, Sam Wanamaker, Fontaine, Yma Sumac, Robert Wilfrid Lawson, Rex Harrison, Helpmann, Cyril Ritchard, Joan Max Miller etc. Most are good Greenwood, John Mills, Sonny examples (some in fountain pen Tufts, Jimmy Edwards, Diana ink) to individual pages, a few are Dors, Jack Benny, Zena Dare, multiple signed and a few are on Gracie Fields, Bob Hope, Joyce cards neatly cornermounted to Grenfell, Elisabeth Welch, pages. Generally VG Gordon Harker, Bonar Colleano, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Susan Shaw, Bob Monkhouse, Richard Attenborough, Betty Hutton, Claudette Colbert, Noel Coward, Guy Mitchell, Anton Lot: 304 Walbrook, Rene Ray, Anna AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An Neagle, Raymond Massey, autograph album containing over Kathleen Harrison, Arthur Blake, 100 signatures by various film Paul Scofield, Virginia McKenna, stars and entertainers including photographer Cecil Beaton, Peter Finch, Roy Rogers, Jack conductor John Barbirolli etc. Carson, Ian Hunter, Donald Some pages are multiple signed Houston, Wilfrid Hyde White, Ann and some have small attached Todd, Barry Morse, Peggy newspaper portraits. About VG Cummins, Billy 'Uke' Scott, Beryl Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Reid, Michael Bentine, Harry Secombe, Donald O'Connor, Wilfred Pickles, Albert Modley, Helen Haye, Barbara Murray, Vic Oliver, Leo Genn, Herbert Lom, Diana Churchill, Ralph

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Lot: 306 Browne, Charlie Chester, Alfred AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An Marks, Elsie & Doris Waters, autograph album containing over Jimmy Jewel and Ben Warriss, 45 signatures by various film Anne Crawford etc. Some stars and entertainers including unsigned and all laid down. G to Katharine Hepburn, John Mills, VG, 31 + album Yma Sumac, Benny Hill, Sophie Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Tucker, Sonny Tufts, Frankie Howerd, Michael Denison, Michael Bentine, Jimmy Lot: 309 Edwards, Diana Dors, Herbert COWARD NOEL: (1899-1973) Wilcox, Patrick Holt, Joyce English Actor & Playwright, Grenfell, Sheila Sim, Richard Academy Award winner. Vintage Attenborough, Raymond Massey, signed postcard photograph of Jack Warner, Maurice Chevalier, Coward standing in a half length Noel Coward, Jack Benny, pose before a large arrangement Winifred Atwell etc. About VG of flowers. Signed in blue ink with Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 his name alone to the lower white border. About EX Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Lot: 307 ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of vintage signed postcard Lot: 310 photographs and smaller etc., by LEIGH VIVIEN (1913-1967) various male stage and variety English Actress & OLIVIER entertainers, some film stars etc., LAURENCE: (1907-1989) including Peter Ustinov, Frankie English Actor, both Academy Laine, Jack Buchanan, Issy Award winners. Individual vintage Bonn, Max Bygraves, Edric signed postcards by Vivien Leigh Connor, Burl Ives, Hugh and Laurence Olivier, both of the Williams, Barry Sinclair, Griffith images depicting the actors in Jones, Billy Russell, Teddy head and shoulders poses. Johnson, Al Read, Ted Ray, Signed by Leigh in fountain pen John McCallum, John Mills, ink with her name alone at the Arthur Lucan (also signed by head of her image. The signature Kitty McShane), Emlyn Williams is a little weak in places, although (in costume as Charles Dickens), legible. Signed by Olivier in blue Reginald Denny, Arthur Blake, ink with his name alone to the Brian Reece, Douglas Byng, image, the signature very weak Bryan Forbes, Leslie Henson, and barely legible. Some light Billy Eckstine (2), Patrick Holt age wear, about VG, 2 etc. G to VG, 62 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 311 Lot: 308 DISNEY WALT: (1901-1966) ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of American Animator, Academy vintage signed postcard Award winner. A good vintage photographs and smaller etc., by signed 8 x 10 photograph of various female stage and variety Disney in a head and shoulders entertainers, some film stars etc., pose. Signed with his name including Tessie O'Shea, Anna alone in bold, dark fountain pen Neagle, Lena Horne, Eve ink to the image, partially across Boswell, Ruth Draper, Vera Lynn, a slightly darker area although Flora Robson, Katherine perfectly legible. Some slight Dunham, Margaret Johnston, surface and corner creasing and , Gracie a small tear to the right edge, not Fields, Joan Greenwood, Jessie affecting the signature, G Royce Landis, Mary Martin, Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Dorothy Dickson etc., also including a photograph album containing 30 vintage signed postcard photographs and slightly smaller etc., by various male and female entertainers including Nat Jackley, Charlie Kunz, Irene Manning, Coral

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Lot: 312 Lot: 315 LAUREL STAN (1890-1965) & COLE NAT KING: (1919-1965) HARDY OLIVER (1892-1957) American Jazz Singer & Pianist. English and American Film Vintage signed sepia 5 x 7 Comedians. An unusual 7 x 8 photograph of Cole seated in a pencil drawing by an amateur three quarter length pose at his artist, the image depicting Laurel piano, surrounded by the and Hardy seated together in half members of his trio, each with length poses, Laurel holding two their instruments. Signed in bold pineapples and Hardy playing a blue fountain pen ink across a banjo. Both wear their bowler light area at the head of the hats. Signed by both Laurel and image. VG Hardy in bold inks with their Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 names alone to the lower border beneath the drawing. Some light age wear and minor staining, G Lot: 316 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 ENTERTAINMENT: Small selection of vintage signed programmes for various theatrical Lot: 313 performances and concerts, LAUREL STAN (1890-1965) & including Ella Fitzgerald, HARDY OLIVER (1892-1957) Margaret Lockwood, Richard English and American Film Todd, Michael Wilding, Zena Comedians. Vintage signed and Dare, Vivian Blaine, Michael inscribed postcard photograph by MacLiammoir, Charles Laughton both Stan Laurel and Oliver & Elsa Lanchester etc. Most are Hardy individually, the image multiple signed. G to about VG, 7 depicting the duo in characteristic Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 head and shoulders poses together, each wearing their bowler hats. Signed by each in Lot: 317 bold fountain pen inks to the CINEMA: Selection of vintage lower white border and inscribed signed 5 x 7 and 8 x 10 ('Hello Dennis!') in Laurel's hand photographs etc., by various film to a clear area of the stars including Katharine background. VG Hepburn (signed card), Bob Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Hope, Jimmy Durante, Agnes Moorehead, Tyrone Power, Forrest Tucker, Nelson Eddy, Lot: 314 Jose Ferrer, Sonny Tufts, Roy SELLERS PETER: (1925-1980) Rogers etc. G to about VG, 14 British Comedian & Actor. Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Vintage signed postcard photograph, an early study of the comedian in a half length pose. Lot: 318 Signed in blue fountain pen ink to CINEMA: Selection of vintage the image, largely across a postcard photographs and darker area, and dated 1950 in slightly larger, 8 x 10s etc., of his hand. Together with a small various film stars and selection of vintage signed entertainers, all unsigned or postcard photographs and bearing facsimile signatures, slightly smaller (1) by various subjects include Errol Flynn, other comedy actors including Clark Gable, Spencer Tracy, Frankie Howerd, Arthur English, Dorothy Lamour, Ray Milland, Bud Flanagan, Jimmy Edwards Jane Russell, Deanna Durbin, etc. G to generally VG, 7 Cary Grant, John Wayne, Susan Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Hayward, Ann Blyth, Mario Lanza etc. G to about VG, 100 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

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Lot: 319 Lot: 321 CINEMA: Three oblong folio BRANDO MARLON: (1924-2004) pages removed from a Visitor's American Actor, Academy Award book, the first headed 'For winner. An unusual D.S., Marlon Whitney Warren', dated 19th Brando, three pages, 4to, n.p. February 1958, and individually (Matunuck, Rhode Island), n.d. signed by twelve film stars etc., (1953). The typed document including Robert Mitchum, takes the form of a petition, the , Janet Gaynor and head of each page stating, in full, her husband Adrian (production 'We, the undersigned, do hereby and costume designer), Charles agree that Barry Alan Richmond Brackett etc., the second dated of the Theatre-By-The-Sea at 19th November 1960 and Matunuck, R.I. will someday individually signed by over thirty make a world-shattering film stars etc., including Cesar contribution to the American Romero, George Cukor, Van Theatre, possessing, as he does, Heflin, Jean Negulesco, Janet such fine dramatic and technical Gaynor, Capucine, Van Johnson, skills'. To each page the cast Sol Siegel, Charles Brackett etc., members of various productions and the third dated 3rd, 14th, including Arms and the Man, 18th & 30th May 1961 and Pygmalion, Bell, Book and individually signed by thirteen film Candle and Annie Get Your Gun, stars etc., including Audrey have all signed their names, Hepburn and Mel Ferrer (both including Marlon Brando, William with first names only), Hedda Redfield, Janice Mars, Carol Hopper, Natalie Wood ('Natalie Channing, Alexis Smith, Victor Wood Wagner') and Robert Jory, Gene Lyons, Bramwell Wagner ('R J Wagner'), Janet Fletcher, Glenda Farrell, Nina Gaynor etc. VG, 3 Foch etc. Some, including Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Brando, have added their character names alongside their signatures. Some tears, small Lot: 320 areas of paper loss and light CINEMA: Two oblong folio pages staining, particularly evident at removed from a Visitor's book, the edges of the pages, and only the first headed 'Dinner for Cara affecting a few signatures. About Sophia', dated 4th May 1957, G Marlon Brando's final stage and individually signed by over appearance was in George twenty film stars and Bernard Shaw's Arms and the entertainers, to the recto and Man in 1953. Casting himself in verso, including Sophia Loren the role of Sergius, the actor ('How nice of you to let me come, gathered together fellow actors Sophia Loren'), Capucine, who were friends for a summer Gladys Cooper, , stock production. Gloria Stuart, Fred Astaire, Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 Barbara Stanwyck, Van Johnson, Dick Powell and Anna Maria Scicolone (sister of Sophia Loren Lot: 322 and former wife of Benito CINEMA: Selection of vintage Mussolini's son, Romano) etc., signed and inscribed 11 x 14 and the second dated 13th March photographs and very slightly 1956 and individually signed by smaller (1) by various film six film stars etc., including actresses and actors including ('Audrey Michele Morgan, Eric Blore, Ferrer'), Mel Ferrer, George Simone Simon, Madeleine Cukor, Anita Loos etc. VG, 2 Carroll, Maureen O'Sullivan Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 (signed Maureen O'Sullivan Farrow) etc. Some minor faults (slight corner and surface creasing etc.), G to generally about VG, 6 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

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Lot: 323 Lot: 326 CINEMA: Selection of signed CINEMA: Selection of signed 6 x postcard photographs, 5 x 7’s, a 8 photographs and a few slightly few 8 x 10’s etc., by various film smaller by various film actresses, stars including Clive Brook, Lew and some actors, including Doris Ayres, , June Day, Barbara Rush, Rhonda Lockhart, Greta Scacchi, Fleming, Anne Jeffreys, Ann- Rosamund Pike, Lesley Anne Margret, Rene Russo, Lynda Down, Susan George, Douglas Carter, Julie Newmar, Lauren Fairbanks Jr., John Agar, Dennis Bacall, Debra Paget, Mary Costa, Weaver, Jean-Pierre Kalfon, Elke Arlene Dahl, Tony Curtis, Martin Sommer, Britt Ekland, Deanna Sheen etc. Some of the images Durbin, Paul Robeson (signed are colour and some are slightly album page), Claire Bloom, grainy reproductions. VG to EX, William H. Macy, Peter Egan, 22 Julian Glover, Olivia Williams, Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Jenny Seagrove etc. Some of the images are colour. VG to EX, 31 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 327 CINEMA: Selection of signed 8 x 10 photographs by various film Lot: 324 actresses, and some actors, CINEMA: Selection of signed most stars of European cinema, cards and album pages, a few including Sophia Loren, Claudia pieces, by various film actors and Cardinale, Rossana Podesta, actresses, some of them Oscar Juliette Binoche, Catherine winners, including , Deneuve, Mireille Darc, Alain , Jeanne Moreau, Delon, Dany Saval, Geraldine Richard Crenna, Peggy Ashcroft, Chaplin, Hayley Mills, Judi Dench Delbert Mann, Judi Dench, etc. Some of the images are Theresa Russell, Juliet Prowse, colour. VG, 13 Tony Martin, Miriam Hopkins, Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 , June Havoc, Lillian Gish, John Gielgud etc. All are accompanied by unsigned Lot: 328 photographs (17), most 8 x 10s CINEMA: Selection of signed and a few vintage. VG, 34 cards, a few pieces and album Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 pages etc., by various film actors and actresses including , Anna Neagle, Roy Rogers, Lot: 325 Dale Evans, Dane Clark, Ralph CINEMA: Selection of signed Richardson, Richard Harris, June pieces, cards, a few album pages Havoc, George Peppard, Phyllis etc., by various actors and Calvert, Fenella Fielding, Spring actresses, including Celia Byington, John Agar, Jill Johnson, Dirk Bogarde, Leslie Esmond, Andrea Leeds, Caron, Richard Harris, Robert Madeleine Carroll, Sam Newton, Arlene Dahl, Annabella, Wanamaker, Peter Graves, Danny Kaye, Jack Hawkins, Lew Johnny Sheffield, Betty Garrett & Ayres, Linden Travers, Dan Larry Parks, Nigel Hawthorne, Duryea, Henry Fonda, Walter Janet Leigh, Vivian Blaine, Pidgeon, Robert Donat, Joan Bernard Archard, Barbara Fontaine, Flora Robson, Joel Stanwyck (vintage signed sepia McCrea, Michael Redgrave, 10 x 12 photograph), Carroll Glynis Johns etc. A few are on Baker, Alice Faye, Cecil Parker, slightly irregularly clipped pieces, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Carole Landis, neatly laid down. All are Tony Martin etc. Some are neatly accompanied by unsigned 8 x 10 mounted to larger cards beneath photographs (and a few slightly magazine photographs etc. smaller), most of which are Generally VG, 69 vintage portraits or stills from Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 various films. G to VG, 26 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00

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Lot: 329 John Noble, Tony Denham, Matt CINEMA: Selection of signed Doran, Colin Baker, Todd album pages, cards etc., by Bridges, Leonard Roberts, various film stars, each Norman Lovett, Corbin Bleu etc. individually matted beneath Most are boldly signed to clear photographs in cream and a few areas of the images and none other colours to various sizes, are inscribed. VG to EX, 33 including George Raft, Tyrone Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Power, Louis Jourdan, Richard Greene, Kenneth More, Jack Hawkins, Robert Mitchum, Lot: 333 Richard Widmark, Douglas VICTOR/VICTORIA: Signed 8 x Fairbanks Sr., Walter Pidgeon, 10 photograph by Julie Andrews Van Johnson, Victor Mature, (Victoria Grant/Count Victor Robert Taylor, Danny Kaye, Ava Grazinski), James Garner (King Gardner, Virginia Mayo, Richard Marchand) and Robert Preston Burton etc. G to generally VG, 22 (Carroll 'Toddy' Todd) Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 individually, the image showing the three actors standing and seated together in full length Lot: 330 poses in a scene from the CINEMA: Selection of signed 8 x musical comedy film 10 photographs and a few slightly Victor/Victoria (1982). Signed by smaller etc., by various film stars each with their names alone in including Alan Ladd, Herbert bold blue and black inks across Lom, Vincent Price (2), Clayton clear areas of the image. A Moore, John Leyton, Val Kilmer, couple of very slight, extremely Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Anna minor corner creases. Together Neagle, Marlene Dietrich, Dustin with a selection of unsigned 8 x Hoffman, Dorothy Lamour etc. All 10 photographs and some are individually matted in cream slightly smaller, subjects include to various sizes. Generally VG, 18 Sigourney Weaver, Greta Garbo, Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Bud Abbott & Lou Costello, John Huston, Dudley Moore, Lauren Bacall, Vivien Leigh, Joanne Whalley-Kilmer, Cyd Charisse, Lot: 331 , Frank Langella etc. CINEMA: Selection of signed Some of the images are colour cards, album pages etc., by and some are vintage. VG, 52 various film stars, each Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 individually matted in cream beneath photographs, including Ryan O'Neal, Ali MacGraw, Adrienne Posta, Edward Fox, Lot: 334 Michael York, Liv Ullmann, Treat CINEMA: Selection of unsigned 8 Williams, Ray Liotta, James x 10 publicity portraits and stills, Belushi, Alain Delon, Michael J. subjects include Elizabeth Taylor, Pollard, Kevin Kline, Ed Asner, Katharine Hepburn, Tuesday George Segal, Glenda Jackson, Weld, Ursula Andress, Faye Butterfly McQueen, Mia Farrow, Dunaway, Jane Russell, Mia Sylvia Syms, Jill Ireland, Vincent Farrow, Peter Falk, Red Skelton, Price, Stella Stevens, Elliott Shelley Winters, Yul Brynner, Gould, Donald Sutherland etc. Sophia Loren, Gene Kelly, Sean VG, 26 Connery, Fred Astaire, Rita Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Hayworth, Paul Newman, Judy Garland, Cliff Richard etc., also including 37 unsigned 9 x 6.5 and smaller German press stills of Lot: 332 Audrey Hepburn, depicting the CINEMA: Selection of signed actress in scenes from various colour 8 x 10 photographs and a films including Breakfast at few slightly larger by various film Tiffany's, Sabrina, and television actors and etc. G to VG, 137 actresses including Liz May Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Brice, Matt Rippy, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Dean Lennox Kelly, William Hope, Shaun Dingwall, Michael Winslow, Guy Henry,

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Lot: 335 Lot: 338 CINEMA: Small selection of CINEMA: Selection of signed signed 8 x 10 photographs and hardback books by various actors smaller (2), T.L.S. (1), by various and actresses etc., including film stars etc., comprising Tony Sophia - Living and Loving - Her Curtis, Jack Lemmon, Arthur Own Story by A. E. Hotchner Penn, Michael Palin & Terry (signed by Sophia Loren), Jones and Bob Hope. G to VG, 5 Limelight and After and Leaving a Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Doll's House by Claire Bloom, Bolt from the Blue, A Right Royal Bastard and Serves Me Right by Sarah Miles, Loitering With Intent Lot: 336 and Loitering With Intent: The CINEMA: Selection of signed 8 x Apprentice by Peter O'Toole, A 10 photographs and a few signed Positively Final Appearance and postcard photographs (5) by Blessing in Disguise by Alec various film stars including Bill Guinness, High Spirits by Joan Nighy, Mark Lester & Jack Wild, Sims etc. All are accompanied by Anita Ekberg, Albert Finney, the dust jackets. VG to EX, 14 Doris Day, Richard Harris, Martin Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Sheen, George Peppard, Janet Leigh (3), Debbie Reynolds, Deanna Durbin, Brenda Blethyn, Richard Todd (9; each in Lot: 339 costume as Guy Gibson VC in GERMAN CINEMA: Small scenes from The Dambusters), selection of vintage signed sepia Ingrid Pitt, Glynis Johns etc. postcard photographs by various Generally VG, 30 German film stars comprising Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Josef Eichheim, Otto Wernicke, Paul Henckels, Heinz Welzel, Johannes Riemann, Willy Birgel, Kathe Haack, Olga Tschechowa Lot: 337 and Brigitte Horney. Facsimile CINEMA: Selection of signed (1). Many of the images are hardback and paperback (8) published by Ross. FR (1) books by various film and otherwise VG, 10 television directors, actors etc., Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 including At Your Own Risk by Derek Jarman, The Actors' Director - Richard Attenborough Behind The Camera by Andy Lot: 340 Dougan (signed by Richard EUROPEAN CINEMA: Selection Attenborough), 100 Allegories To of signed postcard photographs Represent The World by Pete and larger (2) by various stars of Greenaway, Jane Austen's European films comprising Alida Sense & Sensibility - The Valli, , Erik Frey, Kurt Screenplay & Diaries by Emma Heintel, Bernhard Minetti, Gerard Thompson, William Depardieu and Michael Haneke, Shakespeare's Richard III by Ian Patrice Chereau & Isabelle McKellen (screenplay), Wilde by Huppert (signed colour 11.5 x 8 Stephen Fry, & photograph by all three Julian Mitchell (screenplay), individually). VG to EX, 7 Gilliam on Gilliam edited by Ian Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Christie (signed by Christie and ), The Undeclared War - The Struggle for Control of Lot: 341 the World's Film Industry by TELEVISION: Selection of signed David Puttnam, With Nails by clipped pieces, cards etc., by Richard E. Grant, Henry V by various television actors and Kenneth Branagh (screen actresses, most stars of British adaptation), and Withnail and I by soap operas, including Pat Bruce Robinson (two different Phoenix, William Roache, Ken editions of the screenplay, one Morley, Anna Brecon, Sandor also signed by Richard E. Grant) Eles, Stan Stennett, Jane How, etc. Each of the hardback Anita Dobson, Michael Cashman, editions are accompanied by the Wendy Richard, Johnny Briggs, dust jackets. VG to EX, 14 Sue Nicholls, Bryan Mosley, Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Kevin Kennedy, Bill Tarmey,

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Elizabeth Dawn, Roy Lot: 345 Barraclough, Julie Goodyear, GLAMOUR: Small selection of Linda Gray, Larry Hagman, three signed colour 10.5 x 14 Barbara Eden etc. A few are photographs and a signed colour individually matted in cream 8 x 10 photograph by various beneath photos etc. G to glamorous actresses and models generally VG, 48 comprising Carmen Electra, Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Jessica Alba, Kate Beckinsale and Anne Hathaway. All are boldly signed to clear areas of Lot: 342 the images and none are BRITISH TELEVISION: Selection inscribed. VG to EX, 4 of signed postcard photographs Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 and slightly larger etc., by various actors and actresses associated with soap operas, television Lot: 346 personalities and presenters etc., GLAMOUR: Selection of signed 8 including Pat Phoenix, Letitia x 10 photographs and a few Dean, , Lynne Perrie, slightly smaller by various Thelma Barlow, Barbara Knox, glamour models and actresses Anita Dobson, Nick Berry, Peter including Niki Taylor, Kim Adamson, Linda Lusardi, Tracie Cattrall, Faye Tozer, Abi Titmuss, Bennett, Larry Grayson, Robert Gemma Atkinson, , Hardy, Derek Batey, Brian Cant, Jennifer Ellison etc. The majority Leslie Crowther, Keith Chegwin, of the images are colour and Jim Bowen, Jeremy Beadle, show the subjects in glamorous Millicent Martin, Betty Driver etc. poses, some topless. VG, 19 G to generally VG, 82 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00

Lot: 347 Lot: 343 IRVING: (1888-1989) TELEVISION: Selection of signed American Composer & Lyricist. postcard photographs and Signed and inscribed 4to printed slightly larger, some 8 x 10s, by edition of the sheet music for the various television and radio songs from the musical film On presenters, personalities and the Avenue (1937), each stars of soap operas etc., mainly composed and written by Berlin, British, including Lorraine Chase, including You're Laughing At Me, Anna Ford, Jan Leeming, Jan Slumming on Park Avenue, This Harvey, Angela Rippon, Jean Year's Kisses, I've Got My Love Rogers, Claire Sweeney, Anton to Keep Me Warm and He Ain't Du Beke & , Ulrika Got Rhythm etc. Signed in black Jonsson, Anneka Rice, Sue fountain pen ink to the front free Lawley, Maggie Philbin, Sarah endpaper 'For Harry - This is Greene, Sue Cook, Debbie getting to be a habit - Irving'. Greenwood, Millicent Martin, Attractively and professionally Gillian Taylforth, Amanda Barrie, bound in dark blue leather with Alan Alda etc. Generally VG, 53 gilt stamped title and decoration Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 to the covers. About VG Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Lot: 344 TELEVISION: Selection of signed Lot: 348 colour 8 x 10 photographs and ARMSTRONG LOUIS: (1901- slightly larger by various 1971) American Jazz Trumpeter. television actors, Vintage signed postcard stars and personalities etc., photograph, a good head and mainly British, including Chris shoulders study of Satchmo Evans, Jonathan Ross, Hugh playing his trumpet. Signed in Bonneville, Anita Dobson (2), bold green ink across a clear Diane Parish, Rita Simons, Tara area of the image. VG Palmer-Tomkinson, Danny Dyer, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 David Hasselhoff, Sid Owen etc. VG, 15 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

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Lot: 349 Lot: 353 ELLINGTON DUKE: (1899-1974) PRESLEY ELVIS: (1935-1977) American Jazz Pianist. Signed American Rock ‘n’ Roll Singer. colour 12 x 17 photograph, a Ink signature ('Elvis Presley') on close-up portrait of Ellington. a piece, attractively matted in a Signed ('Good luck, Duke diamond shape in light brown Ellington') in bold black ink to the beneath a colour 7.5 x 9.5 lower photographer's mount. photograph of Presley playing his Framed and glazed to an overall guitar. Framed and glazed in a size of 14.5 x 19. Some very wooden frame to an overall size light, extremely minor foxing to of 14 x 20.5. VG the mount, otherwise VG Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00

Lot: 354 Lot: 350 BEATLES THE: A vintage blue JAZZ: A good selection of signed printed oblong 12mo ticket for photographs of various sizes The Semi-Final Round (10.5 x 11.5 and slightly larger European Zone tennis matches etc.) by various jazz musicians played at Bristol Lawn Tennis comprising Count Basie, Stan Club, Thursday, 18th July 1963, Kenton, Woody Herman (2), individually signed to the verso Oscar Peterson, Buddy Rich, by three members of The Sarah Vaughan and The Modern Beatles, Paul McCartney, George Jazz Quartet (Milt Jackson, John Harrison and Ringo Starr. Each Lewis, Percy Heath & Connie have signed with their names Kay). Most are boldly signed in alone in bold blue inks. black inks to the lower McCartney would appear to have photographer's mounts and some almost signed his name twice, a of the images are colour. further initial P appearing below Inscribed (1). Individually framed the three signatures. Not signed and glazed to various sizes (6). by . With three small Generally VG, 8 tape stains to three corners, not Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 affecting the signatures, and the name of the previous collector in ink at the base of the card.Some Lot: 351 very light, minor surface BREL JACQUES: (1929-1978) creasing, G Belgian Singer & Songwriter. performed live at the Odeon Vintage signed 4 x 5.5 theatre in Weston-Super-Mare, photograph, a promotional head near Bristol, from 22nd - 27th and shoulders study of Brel and July 1963 as part of their with a printed discography to the Summer UK Tour. verso. Signed ('J. Brel') in blue Estimate: £500.00 - £800.00 ink with his name alone to a clear area of the image. Scarce. VG Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 355 BEATLES THE: A vintage 4to page removed from a magazine Lot: 352 individually signed by all four CHARLES RAY: (1930-2004) members of The Beatles, John American Singer and Musician. Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Rare, bold black ink signature Harrison and Ringo Starr. The ('Ray Charles') on a page circular composite image removed from an autograph features individual head and album. Neatly annotated in pencil shoulders portraits of each of the in the hand of a collector at the Fab Four. All have signed with head of the page. VG their names alone, Lennon, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Harrison and Starr in green inks and McCartney in blue ink. The signatures of Lennon and McCartney are both partially over dark areas, although legible, and Starr's signature is entirely across a darker area with only fair contrast. Harrison's signature is to a light area above his image.

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A few small tears to the edges Lot: 359 and a few small spots of light ORBISON ROY: (1936-1988) staining, just affecting the image American Singer. Signed 7 x 9 but not the signatures, G photograph of Orbison seated in Estimate: £800.00 - £1,200.00 a three quarter length pose. Signed in bold blue ink with his name alone across a clear area Lot: 356 of the image. Double matted in MCCARTNEY PAUL: (1942- ) blue and white and framed and British Musician, a member of glazed in a silver coloured frame The Beatles. Vintage blue ink to an overall size of 13 x 15. VG signature ('Paul McCartney') on Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 an irregularly trimmed small feint ruled piece. Two light sellotape stains, one just affecting part of Lot: 360 the signature. FR EVERLY BROTHERS THE: A Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 printed 4to souvenir brochure individually signed by the American Singers Phil and Don Lot: 357 Everly individually, the brochure STARR RINGO: (1940- ) most likely issued for a British English Musician, Drummer with concert tour during the late 1960s The Beatles. Signed 10 x 8 or early 1970s. Signed by each, photograph of Starr in a close-up Phil adding an inscription in his portrait as Youngman Grand in a hand, to a clear area of the cover scene from the comedy film The featuring their portraits. With the Magic Christian (1969) in which stamped ownership name of the he starred alongside Peter previous owner to the upper right Sellers. Signed by Starr in bold corner of the front cover. Some black ink with his name alone to slight vertical creases to the a light area of the image. EX cover, G Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

Lot: 358 Lot: 361 [BEATLES THE]: Selection of ROCK 'N' ROLL: An autograph unsigned printed ephemera etc. album containing over 100 relating to The Beatles including signatures by various Rock 'n' three slim neck ties, one bearing Roll singers and musicians and the band's logo, another a other entertainers etc., of the Sergeant Peppers Lonely Hearts 1960s, including (a Club Band circular logo (both good set of bold black ink black ties with white printed signatures across two facing logos) and the third a white pages, comprising , sheepskin leather tie by Steve , Novelli of Liverpool featuring and Chris Townson), Chubby newspaper print from the Checker, Freddie Garrity & The Liverpool Echo of 1962, original Dreamers, Frankie Vaughan, postcard photographs and larger Clinton Ford, Kenny Lynch, issued by Fabpix, Radio Times, Manfred Mann (five signatures Brel and the Official Beatles Fan comprising Manfred Mann, Tom Club (14 different 8.5 x 6.5 McGuinness, Mike Hugg, Mike images from the Beatles Vickers and Klaus Voormann), Superpix, Series A, 1968), Johnny Kidd, Shane Fenton Official Fan Club newsletter of (Alvin Stardust), Joe Brown, Billy Summer 1967, Official Fan Club J. Kramer, Mike Pender, Lonnie Christmas Records (2, December Donegan, Herman's Hermits (five 1964 & 1965), Official Fan Club signatures comprising Keith souvenir poster of 1968, various Hopwood, Barry Whitwam, Derek newspaper clippings and articles Leckenby, Karl Green and Peter (23) relating to The Beatles, most Noone), P. J. Proby, Helen dated 1969, etc. FR to generally Shapiro etc., also including some G to about VG, 71 footballers including Tom Finney, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 , Billy Gray, Hugh Kelly, etc. Many pages are multiple signed. Some age wear, G Chris

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Townson (1947-2008) English singer with an ink doodle to the Musician. He replaced Keith front and bearing two ink notes in Moon, The Who's drummer, who Bolan’s hand to the verso, in had injured himself, for four full, ‘PS Tell your friend the concerts in June 1967. flower was beutiful (sic)’ and Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 ‘Love is all around in your toes & on the ground’. Also including an A.L.S., Pete Sanders, three Lot: 362 pages, folio, Blenheim Crescent, BOLAN MARC: (1947-1977) London, n.d. (‘Tuesday 17th’, English Singer & Guitarist, February 1970), to Anthony founder of the British rock band [Visconti]. Sanders apologises for T. Rex. Rare A.L.S., be good, the delay in replying to his deepest love, , one correspondent and continues to page, 4to, n.p. (London?), n.d. discuss his sitar, ‘The sitar I (c.1969/70), to Ant[h]ony have in fact is not an incredibly [Visconti]. Bolan suggests that good one, but was given to me Visconti should write to Pete and has been fine for practising Sanders as ‘he knows of on. I have ordered a new one sitars’ and continues ‘I learnt from which should be by being around Eric [Clapton?] arriving any day now…It has that to play is to feel that’s what been specially made and am he taught me’. He also refers to looking forward to starting having purchasing Tablas drums (‘£20 lessons again as I stopped about a pair in London probably cheap one year ago while I got into in Coventry’) and advises that photography….If you buy a sitar Moroccan drums can be in London you can pay up to purchased cheaply, before about £100, although these ones adding ‘Micky [Finn] would are never worth this much….My appreciate any gift as I would new one which is supposed to be myself but please don’t spend a really good one cost £65.…The much on them. Only cover them sitar I have has 11 sympathetic in friendship’ Bolan concludes strings’ further informing ‘I’m not sure about releasing Visconti about tuning a sitar and “wood― in England yet altho’ offering further advice about it’ll probly (sic) go out in the purchasing one, and concluding States, the b side with be off a ‘I haven’t read Ravi Shankar beard of stars. Little Wood is not autobiography yet, I must get on the album’. Bolan’s letter is round to do that soon. My hand decorated with three small teacher is amazing - I admire his silver coloured star stickers. dedication so much - he really is Together with a second A.L., truly incredible. He practices unsigned, two pages, small 8vo every possible spare moment he (two feint ruled pages removed has.’ In a postscript Sanders from a notebook), n.p. (London), writes ‘Theres a new Ravi n.d. (5th January 1970), also to Shankar LP recorded at the Anthony [Visconti]. Bolan Woodstock Festival Live. Its truly announces ‘I’m pleased you amazing - try and hear it if you like the album….thank you’ and can. All his live recordings are continues ‘Agadinma was a beautiful. He seems to really pick name that came to me when I up on the atmosphere of his started to write a fantasy novel. audiences’. Accompanied by He was a sagely monk who the original envelope hand recorded the events taking place addressed by Sanders. in the world in ages gone by. Autographs of Marc Bolan are When the earth was young. The rare in any form following his King of the rumbling spires is my tragically early death at the age poetic name for my gaudian (sic) of 29 in a car accident, and the angel. We all have one you present letters are particularly know’. He concludes ‘We’re desirable for their association starting work on the new album and excellent musical content. as I’ve many new songs to Some light age wear, G to about record. Two titles are Jewel and VG, 3 Anthony Visconti (1944- Summer deep’. Accompanied ) American Record Producer & by the original envelope hand Musician, famous for his work addressed by Bolan to Visconti in with Marc Bolan and David Bowie , decorated by the as well as many other

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musicians. slightly affecting the signatures. Mickey Finn (1947-2003) British About G Percussionist and sideman to Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Marc Bolan in his band T. Rex. Pete Sanders - Photographer and friend of Marc Bolan. Lot: 365 Sanders moved into Bolan’s QUEEN: Signed printed lyric former flat, in Blenheim Crescent, sheet from the album A Night at Ladbroke Grove, London, when the Opera (1975) individually the musician moved to another signed by all four members of the flat in the same building. The English Rock band individually, photographer was responsible for Freddie Mercury, Brian May, the photographs that were used John Deacon and Roger Taylor. on the first five album releases by May has signed his name Bolan and his band. alongside the lyrics to the song The song A Little Wood appeared Good Company, the title of which as a b-side to By the Light of A he has encircled in ink, also Magical Moon (1970). adding an inscription, 'To Gina, A Beard of Stars was the fourth with love, Brian May - I have this studio album by Tyrannosaurus strong feeling you will be a great Rex, released in 1970. It was the artist! Go for it!!!'. Matted in white first album to feature Mickey beneath a colour image of the Finn, and the first on which Bolan band and framed and glazed to used electric guitars. both sides (May's signature and Jewel and Summer Deep both inscription to the verso) in a silver appeared as tracks on Bolan’s coloured frame to an overall size fifth studio album T.Rex, released of 22 x 33.5. Some light staining in 1970 and produced by and minor age wear, otherwise Anthony Visconti. VG Ravi Shankar (1920-2012) Indian Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Musician, one of the best known exponents of the sitar. Estimate: £600.00 - £900.00 Lot: 366 ABBA: Signed colour 4 x 6 postcard photograph by all four Lot: 363 members of the Swedish pop MANILOW BARRY: (1943- ) group individually, Benny American Singer & Songwriter. Andersson, Anni-Frid Lyngstad, Signed colour 12 x 16 Agnetha Faltskog and Bjorn photograph of Manilow in a head Ulvaeus, the image depicting and shoulders pose. Signed in them in a full length group pose bold black ink with his name together. Signed by each with alone to a clear area of the their names alone in blue ink, image. Together with Lionel largely to clear areas of the Richie (1949- ) American images. VG Singer & Songwriter. Black ink Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 signature on a card, matted in white alongside two different colour images of Richie in full length poses. 16 x 17 overall. VG Lot: 367 : Signed War album record to EX, 2 sleeve by all four members of the Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Irish Rock band individually, Bono, The Edge, Adam Clayton and Larry Mullen. All have signed Lot: 364 with their names alone in bold QUEEN: Signed Sheer Heart black inks to the album cover. Attack album record sleeve by all Record still present. VG four members of the British Rock Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 band individually, Freddie Mercury, Brian May, John Deacon and Roger Taylor. All have signed with their names alone to the plain card interior of the sleeve (separated at the head and foot). Some extensive surface creasing to the covers, affecting the image and only very

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Lot: 368 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 OASIS: Individual signed colour 8 x 10 photographs by Noel Gallagher (close-up portrait Lot: 372 drinking a cup of tea) and Liam POPULAR MUSIC: Selection of Gallagher (half length singing into unsigned concert programmes a microphone). Both are signed and other printed ephemera etc., in bold black inks with their most vintage, relating to various names alone to clear areas of the popular singers and bands etc. of images. EX, 2 the 1960s and a few later, Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 performers include Billy Fury, Adam Faith, Gerry & The Pacemakers, Ben E King, Dion, Lot: 369 Del Shannon, Roy Orbison, WILLIAMS ROBBIE: (1974- ) Chuck Berry, Gene Vincent, Cliff English Pop Singer. Signed Richard, The Dave Clark Five, colour 8 x 10 photograph of Joan Baez, The Everly Brothers, Williams in a half length pose Chubby Checker etc., also leaning against a wooden fence. including a selection of Signed in black ink with his first newspaper clippings (135) and name to a largely clear area of some printed tickets, flyer for the the image. Together with Rod Marquee Club 1976, Tina Turner Stewart (1945- ) British Rock Foreign Affair World Tour 1990 Singer. Signed colour 8 x 10 sweat bands (4) etc. Some age photograph of the singer standing wear, G, 195 in a full length pose. Signed in Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 black ink, largely across a clear area of the image. VG to EX, 2 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Lot: 373 POPULAR MUSIC: Selection of signed pieces, album pages, Lot: 370 cards, some signed 8 x 10 WINEHOUSE AMY: (1983-2011) photographs and smaller etc., English Singer. Signed colour 8 x mainly vintage, by various 10 photograph of Winehouse in a popular singers, musicians and head and shoulders pose. Signed bands etc., including The ('Amy') in bold black ink to a clear Seekers, Benny Goodman, Lena area of the image. VG Horne, Pete Best (8), Susan Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Maughan, Petula Clark, Helen Shapiro, Gene Pitney, Kiki Dee, Eartha Kitt, Eddie Fisher, Lulu, Sarah Vaughan, Adam Faith, Wayne Fontana, Johnnie Ray, Lot: 371 Bob Geldof, Neil Sedaka (series POPULAR MUSIC: Selection of of seven A.Ls.S., 1959-60), signed cards (11), 8 x 10 Sandie Shaw, Dave Clark, Dusty photographs and a few slightly Springfield, Billy J. Kramer, Keith smaller etc., by various popular Relf, Millie Jackson, John Leyton singers and musicians, some (11), Peter Jay, P. J. Proby, Cilla jazz artists etc., including Dizzy Black, Cliff Richard, Brian Poole, Gillespie, Sarah Vaughan, Marty Wilde, , Carmen McRae, Oscar Peterson, Howard Keel, Michael Holliday, Perry Como, Gene Krupa, Mel Karl Denver, Bo Diddley, Carl Torme, Dave Brubeck, The Mills Perkins, Roy Orbison etc. FR to Brothers (a good vintage signed VG, 202 and inscribed 8 x 10 photograph Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 by Harry, Donald & Herbert individually), Hank Snow, Engelbert Humperdinck, Neil Sedaka, Marty Wilde, Allan Jones, James Last, , June Christy, Peter Nero, Jimmy Dorsey, Xavier Cugat, Ray Noble, Della Reese, Jose Iturbi, Dinah Shore, Gloria Gaynor, Richard Rodgers etc. Generally VG, 45

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Lot: 374 Childhood to Oasis - the Real POPULAR MUSIC: Selection of Story by Paul Gallagher and signed postcard photographs, a Terry Christian. All are First few 8 x 10s etc., by various Editions and each are popular singers and musicians accompanied by the dust jackets. including Freddie Garrity, Vince VG, 4 Hill, Kenneth McKellar, John Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Hanson, Lonnie Donegan, Eartha Kitt, Anthony Newley, Clodagh Rodgers, Peter Noone etc. Lot: 378 Facsimile & unsigned (3). G to POPULAR MUSIC: Selection of generally VG, 20 signed colour 8 x 10 photographs Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 and slightly smaller (1) by various pop singers and musicians including Noel Gallagher, Charlie Lot: 375 Watts, Paul Young (2), Howard POPULAR MUSIC: Selection of Jones (2), Pet Shop Boys (Neil signed concert programmes etc., Tennant & Chris Lowe), Duff by various popular singers and McKagan, Sharleen Spiteri, Five musicians, including Cliff Richard (signed by three only), Marti (3; one a signed 9.5 x 7 Pellow etc. VG, 14 photograph double matted in Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 white and grey to an overall size of 16.5 x 14.5), Madeline Bell, Paul Carrack, Michel Legrand & Lot: 379 Alison Moyet, Paul Jones & The POPULAR MUSIC: Selection of Manfreds, Connie Francis, The signed colour 8 x 10 photographs Supremes (Mary Wilson, Cindy and slightly smaller (1), signed Birdsong & Jean Terrell) etc. piece (1) by various popular Some are vintage and multiple singers and musicians including signed. G to generally VG, 11 Belinda , Elton John, Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Michael Bolton, Enrique Iglesias, Billy Ray Cyrus, Tom Paxton etc. Most are individually matted in Lot: 376 black. Generally VG, 9 POPULAR MUSIC: Selection of Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 signed postcard photographs and slightly larger, 8 x 10s, some signed magazine photographs, Lot: 380 sheet music, a few pieces and POPULAR MUSIC: Selection of album pages etc., by various signed postcard photographs and popular singers and musicians slightly larger by various popular etc., including Cat Stevens (2; singers and musicians etc., both signed Yousef Islam), including Sade, , Barbara Dickson, Ben E. King, Barbara Dickson, Ilse DeLange, Adam Faith, Bryan Ferry, Mark Joan Baez, Sylvie Vartan, Anna Knopfler, Bobby Vee (4), Dion, Ternheim, , Selah Paloma Faith, Sissy Spacek, Billy Sue, Katie Melua, Alexander J. Kramer, Johnnie Ray, Tommy Klaws, Linda Jo Rizzo, Bibi Steele, Leona Lewis, Willie Johns, Ireen Sheer, Petula Clark, Nelson, The Cranberries, Denise Noa, Rhonda Vincent, Sarah Van Outen etc., G to generally McLachlan, Ian Gillan, Paul Anka VG, 35 etc. Some of the images are Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 colour. VG, 31 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00

Lot: 377 POPULAR MUSIC: Small selection of signed hardback books by various popular singers and musicians etc., comprising Stand & Deliver - The Autobiography by Adam Ant, X- Ray by Ray Davies, Just for the Record by Francis Rossi & Rick Parfitt and Brothers from

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Lot: 381 Lot: 384 POPULAR MUSIC: Selection of POPULAR MUSIC: Selection of multiple signed 8 x 10 signed cards, album pages, photographs and a few slightly signed 8 x 10 photographs and smaller by various pop bands slightly larger by various pop and musicians, including Pet singers and musicians etc., Shop Boys (Neil Tennant & Chris including Katy B, Joe Brown, Lowe), The Verve (Richard Jason Donovan, Tony Christie, Ashcroft, Simon Jones & two , Lauren Laverne, others), The White Stripes (Jack Gareth Gates, Will Young, & Meg White), Coldplay (Chris Tommy Steele, Faye Tozer, Martin, Jonny Buckland, Guy Kimberley Walsh, Roy Wood, Berryman & Will Champion), The Ricky Wilson, , Killers (, Dave Natasha Bedingfield, Elaine Keuning, Mark Stoermer & Paige, Rebecca Ferguson, Cerys Ronnie Vannucci Jr.), The Matthews, Neil Sedaka, Dave Shadows (Hank Marvin, Bruce Berry, Kid Creole, Kiki Dee, K. T. Welch & Brian Bennett), The Tunstall, Jazzie B, Gabrielle, Righteous Brothers (2; Bobby Michael Ball etc. A few Hatfield & Bill Medley), The duplicates. Some facsimiles and Eurythmics (Annie Lennox & secretarial. Generally VG, 85 Dave Stewart), Peter, Paul & Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Mary, R.E.M. (Michael Stipe, Mike Mills & Peter Buck), The Spice Girls (Melanie C, Victoria Lot: 385 Beckham, Emma Bunton, Mel B POPULAR MUSIC: Selection of & Geri Halliwell) etc. Some of the signed cards, 8 x 10 photographs images are colour. VG to EX, 17 and smaller etc., by various pop Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 singers and musicians, Country and Western stars etc., including Michael Ball, Daniel Powter, Lot: 382 Shayne Ward, Lisa Stansfield, POPULAR MUSIC: Selection of Quincy Jones, Rachel Stevens, signed 8 x 10 photographs and Shirley Bassey, Cleo Laine, smaller etc., by various popular Raymond Myers, Pat Boone, Will singers and musicians, including Young, Shaznay Lewis, Melanie , Mariah Carey, Brown etc. Matted (4). Secretarial Jerry Lee Lewis, Eartha Kitt, (1). G to generally VG, 35 Conway Twitty (signed cheque), Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Fats Domino (unusual original signed and inscribed pen and ink sketch on a white oblong 4to Lot: 386 card) etc. Generally VG, 7 ENTERTAINMENT: Small Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 selection of holograph statements signed by various actors, actresses and Lot: 383 entertainers, each one page, POPULAR MUSIC: Small folio, most undated (although late selection of signed colour 8 x 10 1920s - early 1930s), comprising photographs and slightly smaller Lili Damita (in part 'Peace of (1) by various female pop singers mind, peace of heart…all the comprising Christina Aguilera, more reason for peace among all Avril Lavigne, Sophie Ellis- human peoples….'), Eugene Bextor, Mariah Carey and Rachel Silvain (in part 'Cain killed Abel - Stevens. All are boldly signed, that was indeed a bad example. largely to clear areas of the When will that example cease to images, and most show the be followed?…'), Caroline singers in glamorous poses. Only Eugenie Segond-Weber (in part one is inscribed. VG to EX, 5 'Universal peace through human Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 goodwill - thus shall the divine promise be realised, since already men of goodwill are numerous!') and Georges Ricou (in part 'The motives and reasons for war held by those who unleash it are based on man's most dangerous feelings: pride,

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rapaciousness, lust or envy….'). Bonn, Richard Murdoch, Arthur Some very light, minor age wear, Askey, , Ted VG, 4 Ray, Max Wall, Sandy Powell, Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Margaret Johnston, Dick Emery, Pauline Chase (vintage signed colour postcard reproduction of a Lot: 387 drawing of the actress in costume ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of as Peter Pan), Peter Brough, signed album pages by various Tamara Karsavina, John Gilpin, film stars and entertainers Edmund Rubbra, Sena Jurinac, including Tod Slaughter, Cornel Karl Ulrich Schnabel, Constance Wilde, Curt Jurgens, , Shacklock, Adrian Boult, Nathalie Patric Knowles, Jack Palance, Krassovska, Hans Schmidt- Van Heflin, Zachary Scott, Martin Isserstedt, sportsmen Jack Balsam, Tempest Storm, Valerie Doyle, Len Hutton, Joe Davis, Van Ost, Maxie Rosenbloom, Admiral Charles Beresford etc. G Lizabeth Scott etc. All are signed to VG, 184 in fountain pen inks, and most Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 are good examples. Generally VG, 20 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Lot: 390 ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of signed postcard photographs Lot: 388 etc., most vintage, by various ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of stage actors and entertainers, signed album pages, a few cards singers, and variety and pieces, most vintage, by stars etc., including George various film stars, actors and Robey (4; one also signed by his entertainers including Burgess wife Ethel Haydon), Jimmy Nervo Meredith, Leo Genn, Franchot & Teddy Knox, Leslie Sarony & Tone, Jackie Cooper, Farley Leslie Holmes, Gertrude Granger, Vera-Ellen, Paul Lawrence, Pearl Carr, Owen Henreid, Esther Williams, Nares, Cyril Ritchard, Frank Richard Todd, Jean Pierre Vosper, O. B. Clarence, Ann Aumont, Janis Paige, Robert Blyth, Gertie Gitana, Kitty Montgomery, Robert Taylor, , Gwen Catley, Peggy Alexis Smith, Betty Hutton, Jon Cochrane, Carole Carr, Burl Ives, Hall, Bernard Miles, Bonita Tommy Steele, Barbara Dickson Granville, Coleen Gray, Brian etc. G to about VG, 70 Aherne, Peggy Cummins, Anna Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Neagle, Red Skelton, Jeanette MacDonald, , George Murphy, Paulette Lot: 391 Goddard, Van Johnson, Simone ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of Simon, Diana Dors, Dana vintage signed postcard Andrews etc. A few FR, generally photographs and some slightly G to VG, 57 larger by various stage actors, Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Music Hall artists and other entertainers etc., including Liberace, Sophie Tucker, Lilian Lot: 389 Harvey, James Knight, Marjorie ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of Villis, Charlie Kunz, Peggy vintage signed pieces and album Hyland, Stanley Russell, Hetty pages etc., by various stage King, Wyndham Standing, Aurele actors and actresses, Sydney etc. Some of the entertainers, Music Hall and photographs are inscribed to the variety acts, some classical actor Frederick Bowman. Also musicians and ballet dancers and including thirty four unsigned a few other famous individuals vintage postcard photographs etc., including Bernard Lee, and a few slightly larger, printed Sebastian Shaw, Joel McCrea & ephemera etc., subjects include Frances Dee, Tullio Carminati, Frederick Bowman (several; one Charles Farrell, Gene Raymond, alongside Harry Lauder), Kate Diana Manners, Gordon Harker, Cutler, Dan Leno, Blanche Henry Hall (A.M.Q.S.), Robb Sweet, Mary Philbin, Clara Wilton, Georgie Wood, Reginald Kimball Young, Ramon Novarro Foort (A.M.Q.S.), Vic Oliver, Issy etc. (some annotated in ink in the

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hand of a collector). FR to Lot: 395 generally G, 58 ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 signed album pages and a few pieces etc., by various film stars and entertainers including Burl Lot: 392 Ives, Anouk Aimee, Virginia ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of Mayo & Michael O'Shea, Maurice signed album pages, signed Chevalier, Vivian Vance, Ed photographs of various sizes (8 x Sullivan, Lena Horne, Milton 10 and smaller) etc., by various Berle, Dick Powell, Gabriella actors and actresses, all Licudi (starred in Casino Royale) associated with crime dramas (Z etc. Most are good fountain pen Cars, Dixon of Dock Green, The ink examples and all are Avengers etc) or cult films accompanied by unsigned 8 x 10 (James Bond movies, The photographs (12). VG, 24 Silence of the Lambs etc.) Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 including Brian Blessed, Stratford Johns, Jeremy Kemp, Dorothy White, Jack Warner, Patrick Lot: 396 Macnee, Anthony Hopkins, Raul ENTERTAINMENT: A Julia etc. Unsigned (1). G to commemorative cover custom generally VG, 11 designed for The Royal Show in Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 aid of the Queen's Silver Jubilee Appeal at the King's Theatre, Glasgow, 17th May 1977, Lot: 393 individually signed by ten ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of entertainers who performed at signed pieces, cards, album the show including Michael pages etc., by various actors, Jackson, Lena Zavaroni, David actresses and other entertainers, Soul, Dolly Parton, Shari Lewis including Vera Lynn, Anthony etc. Together with a similar Booth, Richard Egan, Max Wall, commemorative cover custom David Attenborough, John designed for a performance of Gielgud, Michael Bentine, Noel The Husband-in-Law at the Coward (signed magazine King's Theatre, Glasgow, 24th photograph), George Kennedy, May 1976, individually signed by Harry Worth, Burl Ives, Donald four of the cast members Sinden, Belinda Lee, Bernard comprising Kenneth Williams, Miles, Lita Roza, Angie Peggy Mount, Bryan Pringle and Dickinson, Lucille Ball, Anna Peter Glaze. VG, 2 Neagle, Sophie Tucker, Bob Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Monkhouse, Van Johnson, Richard Todd, Ava Gardner, Jane Wyman, Virginia Mayo, Lot: 397 Beatrice Lillie etc. G to generally ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of VG, 45 signed album pages by various Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 entertainers including Tommy Cooper, Charlie Chester, Adam Faith, Roy Kinnear, Tommy Lot: 394 Steele, Alma Cogan, Ruby ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of Murray, , Peter signed postcard photographs and Adamson, William Roache etc. slightly larger, a few signed First Most have small attached Day Covers etc., by various film magazine or newspaper stars and entertainers, including photographs. Generally VG, 21 Marlene Dietrich (2; one a signed Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 programme), Alec Guinness (2), Michael Gambon, June Whitfield, James Mason, Horst Buchholz, Lot: 398 Harry Secombe, Beryl Reid, ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of Ronnie Barker & Ronnie Corbett, signed pieces, album pages, Bob Monkhouse, John Inman, vintage signed postcard Kenneth More, Frankie Howerd photographs and slightly larger, 8 etc. G to generally VG, 18 x 10's etc., by various actors, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 actresses, popular singers and entertainers etc., including

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Laurence Harvey, Charlie Drake, Lot: 401 Anna Neagle, Tommy Trinder, ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of Max Wall, Dennis Waterman, signed postcard photographs and Patricia Hayes, Joan Collins, Ivor slightly larger, a few letters etc., Emmanuel, Tony Curtis, Frank by various television and film Ifield, Jane Baxter, Carl Esmond, actors and actresses, soap opera Clive Brook, Jimmy Tarbuck, stars and television personalities Jackie Mason, Gene Barry, etc., including Violet Carson, Susan Hampshire, Johnnie Ray, Phyllis Calvert, Sally Ann Howes, Judi Dench, Bob Hope, Lena Anna Neagle, Jane Rossington, Horne, Buddy Greco, Jimmy Noele Gordon, Sonia Fox, Hanley, Wendy Hiller etc. Some Stratford Johns, Harry Corbett, of the photographs are laid down Brian Rix, Edward Woodward (2), and others have various faults. A David Kossoff, Eamonn Andrews, few P, generally FR to VG, 96 Tom Courtenay, Tony Britton, Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Larry Grayson, Bruce Forsyth, , John Junkin, Robert Morley (2) etc. Facsimile Lot: 399 & unsigned (6). G to generally ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of VG, 41 signed pieces, album pages, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 cards etc., by various actors, actresses, entertainers, Music Hall stars etc., including Will Hay, Lot: 402 Ballard Berkeley, Phyllis Neilson- ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of Terry, Lupino Lane, Griffith signed postcard photographs and Jones, Florence Desmond, Roy slightly larger, 8 x 10s, magazine Fox, Dinah Sheridan, Al Martino, and programme photographs of Ben Lyon & Bebe Daniels, various sizes etc., by various Hildegarde, Athene Seyler, popular musicians and other Georgie Wood, Joan Regan, entertainers, including Elaine Sugar Chile Robinson, Senor Paige, Nana Mouskouri, Barbara Wences, Norman Evans, Dickson, Helen Reddy, Tony Randolph Sutton, Phyllis Dixey, Christie, Glen Campbell, Petula Jimmy James, Robb Wilton, Clark, Cilla Black, Eartha Kitt, Marie Studholme, Frank Randle, Gene Pitney, Joe Brown, Lulu, Nellie Wallace, Vic Oliver etc. A Neil Sedaka, Alison Moyet, few are neatly mounted beneath Lesley Garrett, Brenda Lee, Pat images. G to VG, 109 Boone, Tony Bennett, Keely Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Smith, Melanie Stace, Bruce Welch, Hank Marvin etc. Together with 68 unsigned Lot: 400 postcard photographs and ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of slightly larger (some vintage signed 8 x 10 photographs and a Picturegoers etc. and some few smaller, signed postcard bearing facsimile or secretarial photographs etc., by various film signatures), subjects include stars and entertainers including Robert Mitchum, Bing Crosby, , Alexandra Doris Day, Barbara Stanwyck, Bastedo, Norman Wisdom, Leslie , Ava Gardner, Phillips, Lesley Anne Down, Tippi Esther Williams, Judy Garland, Hedren, Elisabeth Sladen, Clark Gable, Frank Sinatra, The Joanna Lumley, Susan George, Carpenters etc. Some are neatly Janet Leigh etc. Facsimile (1). laid down. G to generally VG, 133 VG, 15 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00

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Lot: 403 Diana Quick, Larry Lamb, Russell ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of Grant, Sophie Thompson, signed postcard photographs and Nicholas Farrell, Nigel Havers, slightly larger etc., by various Joan Collins, Michelle Ryan, stage and television entertainers, Toby Stephens, Jason Donovan, pop musicians and singers etc., James Fleet, Sophie Evans, including Joe Loss, Wayne Tyne Daly (3), Barbara Windsor, Sleep, Linda Nolan, Vera Lynn, Nana Mouskouri, Claire Sweeney Cilla Black, Barbara Dickson, etc. Facsimiles (8). VG, 52 Elaine Paige, David Essex, Lulu, Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Tommy Steele, Joe Brown, Petula Clark, Helen Shapiro, Marty Wilde, Sarah Brightman, Lot: 407 Dana, Michael Ball, Ruby Murray, ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of Cheryl Baker, Eartha Kitt, signed postcard photographs, Freddie Garrity etc. Generally some 8 x 10s, by various film and VG, 36 television actors and actresses Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 including Donald Sinden, Albert Finney, Edward Fox, Michael Williams, Derek Jacobi, Patrick Lot: 404 Cargill, Susannah York, Hayley ENTERTAINMENT: Mills, Pamela Salem, Susan Miscellaneous selection of signed Hampshire, Greta Scacchi, postcard photographs and Pauline Collins, , slightly larger, signed cards, Stefanie Powers, Amanda programmes etc., by various Holden, Julia McKenzie, Koo actors, actresses and other Stark, , Harriet entertainers, including Terry Walter, Diana Rigg, Francesca Gilliam, Michael Palin, Terry Annis, Carol Drinkwater, Amanda Jones, Eddie Izzard, , Redman, Maria Aitken, Louise Warwick Davis (7), Ali MacGraw, Lombard, , Jenny Alan Bates, Nigel Hawthorne, Seagrove, Jennie Linden, Jenny Ben Kingsley, Richard Egan etc. Agutter, Samantha Eggar, Cyd Facsimile & unsigned (4). Charisse, Catherine Schell, Lee Generally VG, 24 Remick, Ann Miller etc. VG, 65 Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 405 Lot: 408 ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of signed album pages, cards etc. signed postcard photographs and (each individually matted beneath slightly larger, 8 x 10s etc., by photographs), a few signed 8 x various film and television actors 10 photographs etc., by various and actresses etc., including film stars, popular singers etc., Lauren Bacall, Barbara Rush, including Charles Laughton, Burt Catherine Deneuve, Glenn Lancaster, James Stewart, Close, John Hurt, Charlton Robert Newton, Lorne Greene, Heston, Albert Finney, Douglas Julie Christie, Phil & Don Everly Fairbanks Jr., Martin Sheen, etc. Individually framed and Derek Jacobi, Jean Simmons etc. glazed (5). Generally VG, 8 Unsigned photographs (30). G to Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 generally VG, 56 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

Lot: 406 ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of Lot: 409 signed card, signed postcard ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of photographs and slightly larger, a multiple signed 8 x 10 few handbills & letters etc. by photographs and a few slightly various actors, actresses & larger by various film and entertainers etc. including television actors including Tom Richard Blower, , Cruise & Rebecca De Mornay, Aled Jones (3), Emily Blunt, Andy Serkis & Simon Pegg, Linda Robson (2), Angela Griffin, Emma Thompson & Kenneth Gillian Anderson, Alex Kingston, Branagh, Glynis Barber & Kathleen Turner, Leslie Ash, Michael Brandon, Tamsin Greig & Stephen Mangan etc. Most are

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boldly signed to clear areas of Lot: 413 the images and none are ENTERTAINMENT: An unusual inscribed. Colour (5). VG to EX, 6 selection of printed folio Call Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Sheets for various television and film productions of the 1970s and 80s, detailing cast members, Lot: 410 locations and other essential ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of production information, each signed 8 x 10 photographs by individually signed and inscribed various actors, actresses, pop by various actors and actresses singers etc., including Kylie including David Suchet, Oliver Minogue, Stephen Fry, Mariah Tobias, George Cole, Harry Carey, Matt Damon & Ellen Secombe, Christopher Barkin, Eva Longoria & Jesse Cazenove, Lionel Jeffries, Billie Metcalfe, tennis player Maria Whitelaw, Richard Briers, Milo Sharapova etc. Multiple signed O'Shea, Trish Van Devere, (3). Most of the images are Jeremy Kemp, George Baker, colour and are boldly signed, Helen Mirren, David Tomlinson, largely to clear areas. None are Patrick Wayne, Billy Connolly, inscribed. VG to EX, 7 Eric Idle, tennis player Chris Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Evert Lloyd etc. Some age wear, minor corner creasing, a few stains etc. Generally G, 32 Lot: 411 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of signed postcard photographs and some slightly larger by various Lot: 414 film and television actresses, and ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of some actors, including Deborah T.Ls.S., A.Ls.S., some Ds.S. (six Kerr, Geraldine James, Maggie of which are signed cheques) Smith, , Phyllis Logan, etc., by various film stars and Jenny Seagrove, Susannah York, other entertainers etc., including Julia McKenzie, Lynn Redgrave, (signed with her Julian Glover, Virginia McKenna, initials only), Cornel Wilde (2), Julie Christie, Hannah Gordon, Goldie Hawn (2), Marlene Gemma Craven, Diana Quick, Dietrich, Emilio Estevez, Richard Lindsay Duncan, Juliet Attenborough, Stanley Baxter, Stevenson, Rula Lenska, Bill Pertwee, Tom Conti, Eric Stephanie Lawrence, Judy Loe, Sykes, James Belushi, Sarah Gabrielle Drake, Ruthie Henshall, Miles, Arthur Askey etc. , Phyllis Calvert, Unsigned 8 x 10 photographs (4). Janet Suzman, Robert Powell, A few FR, generally VG, 24 Bob Hoskins, Rosamund Pike, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Alexandra Bastedo, Angela Lansbury, Shirley Eaton, Glynis Barber, Hayley Mills, Jude Law Lot: 415 etc. VG to EX, 62 ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 signed pieces, cards, a few letters etc., by various film and television actors, actresses, Lot: 412 some Academy Award winners ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of and film directors, popular A.Ls.S., T.Ls.S., Ds.S., by musicians and other entertainers, various television and film actors including David Lean, John and entertainers etc., including Schlesinger, Fred Zinnemann, Honor Blackman, Caroline Ray Harryhausen, Richard Munro, Robert Powell, Jonathan Lester, Sam Mendes, Red Pryce, Eric Sykes, Mollie Buttons, Daniel Day Lewis, Alec Sugden, Alfred Marks, Brian Guinness, Helen Mirren, Maggie Blessed, Simon Callow, David Smith, , Prunella Hedison, Louis Jourdan, Don Scales, Gorden Kaye, Angela Rickles, Gena Rowlands, John Douglas, Carmen Silvera, Rowan Saxon, Robert Stack, Rip Torn Atkinson, Bonnie Tyler, Suzanne etc. Facsimiles (2). G to generally Vega, Dave Brubeck, Debbie VG, 29 Gibson, Marvin Hamlisch, Artie Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Shaw, (early A.L.S. referring to the release of

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Absolute Beginners) etc. Some generally VG, 313 duplication. G to generally VG, 96 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 418 Lot: 416 ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of ENTERTAINMENT: Small signed cards, a few album pages, selection of A.Ls.S., T.Ls.S. etc., by various stage, television and by various film stars and film actors, actresses and entertainers including Laurence entertainers etc., including Harvey ('The play I am happy to Michael Jayston, Susan say is doing really fabulous Penhaligon, , John business & the audiences as Woodvine, Kid Creole, Randy overwhelming in their enthusiasm Crawford, Ruby Wax, Richard as ever'), Charles Starrett, Johnson, Julie Christie, T. P. Malcolm McDowell, Raymond McKenna, Leigh Lawson, Susan Massey, Dermot Walsh etc. Maughan, , Emilia Rubber stamped (1). Together Fox, Lesley Joseph, Tom with an autograph album Courtenay, Leslie , containing over 30 signatures by Rula Lenska, Michael Sheen, various opera singers including Corin Redgrave, Jane Birkin, Beniamino Gigli, Mario Del Simon Russell Beale, Gorden Monaco, Carla Castellani, Ettore Kaye, Rosamund Pike, Claire Bastianini, Rina Gigli, Tito Gobbi Goose, Cherie Lunghi, Amy etc. Some of the signatures are Nuthall, Adele Silva, Maureen in pencil. Some age wear to the Lipman, Ruby Wax, Felicity autograph album, G to generally Kendal, June Whitfield, Jane VG, 9 + album Horrocks, Sheridan Smith, Burt Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Kwouk, Roy Hudd, Claire Sweeney, Robin Askwith, Ashley Jensen, Ronnie Corbett, Peter Lot: 417 Bowles, Brian Murphy, Rob ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of Brydon, Al Murray, Graham signed cards, some pieces and a Norton, Richard Briers, Roger few letters etc., by various actors, Lloyd Pack, Matt Lucas, Vic actresses and other entertainers, Reeves, Robert Lindsay, Molly including Mitzi Gaynor, Lynn Ringwald, etc. VG to EX, 377 Redgrave, Anne Heywood, Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 , Michael Williams, Kim Cattrall, Maureen O'Sullivan, Michael Hordern, John Travolta, Lot: 419 Michael Gambon, Bryan Forbes, ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of Van Johnson, Jane Asher, Elaine signed cards, album pages, a few Paige, Lew Ayres, Denny Miller, pieces etc., by various television Donald Sinden, Molly Ringwald, and film actors, entertainers and Jacqueline Bisset, , personalities etc., including Jane Kathleen Turner, Loretta Swit, Lapotaire, Claire Bloom, Debbie Susan George, , Reynolds, Pauline Collins, Leslie Maureen O'Hara, Cheryl Ladd, Caron, George Baker, John Sharon Gless, Linda Evans, Alderton, Ralph Bates, Terry Patsy Kensit, Eleanor Parker, Wogan, Adam Woodyatt, Chris Virginia Mayo, Kathleen Turner, Tarrant, Julia McKenzie, Debbie Linda Gray, Phyllis Logan, Walter McGee, Nick Moran, Joe Koenig, Christian Slater, Antony McGann, Trevor Nunn, Anne Sher, William H. Macy, Molly Jeffreys, Jenny Seagrove, Weir, Deborah Kerr, Ann Charles Dance, Anneka Rice, Sothern, , Minnie Shirley Jones, James Purefoy, Driver, Betsy Blair, Emilia Fox, , Juliet Stevenson, Carol Drinkwater, Marsha Mason, Rachel Kempson, Donald Stephanie Cole, Tony Randall, Sinden, Selina Scott, Carol Howard Keel, Lana Morris, Sarah Smillie, Robert Stephens, Miles, Richard Greene, Patrick Christine Norden, Shirley Booth, Duffy, Max Von Sydow, Robert Mildred Natwick, Sheila Hancock, Morley, Mark Lester, Rand Hannah Gordon, Joan Bakewell, Brooks, Tom Conti, Richard Zoe Ball, Anthea Turner, Jerry Johnson, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Jane Maren, Lloyd Nolan, June Havoc, Powell, Jean Simmons etc. G to Alan Bates, Constance

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Cummings, Jonathan Pryce etc. signatures including David Lean, G to generally VG, 154 Ann Todd, Phyllis Calvert, Robert Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Cummings, Jules Dassin, Leo Genn, Robert Donat, Harry James, Anton Karas etc. Some Lot: 420 are on clipped pieces laid down ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of and some pages are multiple signed cards and album pages, signed. G to generally VG, 100 + by various stage, television and album film actors, actresses and Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 entertainers and a few other famous individuals etc., including Sheila Hancock, Sophie Ellis Lot: 422 Bextor, Jason Biggs, Billy Boyd, ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of Emilio Estevez, Eddie Bracken, signed clipped pieces, signed , Jean Boht, cards, a few signed FDCs etc., , Vince Hill, Earl by various actors, actresses and Cameron, Isabelle Huppert, Jean entertainers, including Ron Pierre Aumont, Richard Johnson, Moody, Ray Park, Sarah Miles, Jan Sterling, Glynis Barber, Geri Willem Dafoe, Jeanne Moreau, Halliwell, Nigel Planer, Brent Michael Winner, John Agar, Spiner, Bonnie Tyler, Ricky Coleen Gray, Anjelica Huston, Gervais, Lucy Davis, Mackenzie James Garner, George Segal, Crook, Dennis Waterman, Joan Marisa Pavan, , Plowright, Tom Wilkinson, Tilda Sean Bean, Eli Wallach, John Swinton, Van Johnson, Angie Hurt, Sydney Pollack, Mike Dickinson, Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Figgis, Danny Boyle, Debbie Corin Redgrave, Marisa Pavan, Reynolds, Maryam D'Abo, Linda Valerie Hobson, Sylvia Sidney, Gray, Chita Rivera, Lynn Rupert Everett, Kirsten Dunst, Redgrave, Johnny Sheffield, Judi Dench, Joan Collins, Leslie Gina Lollobrigida, Sam Neill, Caron, Anthony Andrews, Hayley Joseph Cotten, Omar Sharif, Mills, Thandie Newton etc. Jackie Cooper, Alan Bates, Iron Generally VG to EX, 271 Eyes Cody, Richard O'Brien, Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Donald Sinden, Ralph Bates, Juliet Stevenson, Pete Postlethwaite, Tom Courtenay, Lot: 421 Kevin Whately, Edward ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of Hardwicke, Geoffrey Keen, Jerry signed cards, a few album pages Springer, Edward Fox, Richard and pieces etc., by various film Todd, , Annette stars and entertainers including Crosbie, Keith Michell, Dorothy Emily Lloyd, Julianne Moore, Tutin, Angela Pleasence etc. A Kristin Scott Thomas, Kathleen little duplication. G to generally Turner, Amanda Donohoe, VG, 179 Nastassja Kinski, Emmanuelle Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Beart, Jon Voight, Billy Zane, Yasmine Bleeth, Robert Morley, Charles Dance, Jeremy Irons, Lot: 423 Robert Wagner, Susannah York, ENTERTAINMENT: Matthew Broderick, Peter Finch, Miscellaneous selection of signed Larry Hagman, Michael Bentine, postcard photographs and C.Thomas Howell, Maximilian slightly larger, First Day Covers Schell, Ellen Burstyn, Holly (2) etc., by various film stars and Hunter, Mariel Hemingway, entertainers including Fred Rachel Hunter, Marsha Mason, Astaire (early image), Jack Craig David, Jeff Goldblum, Hawkins (album page), Elijah Kenneth Branagh, Patricia Wood, Zoe Wanamaker, Alan Arquette, James Caan, Christian Rickman, Barbara Dickson, Cilla Slater, Talisa Soto, Lois Chiles, Black, Sammy Davis Jr., Jimmy Klaus Maria Brandauer, Chris Logan, Richard Todd & Margaret Cooper, Ethan Hawke, Sherilyn Lockwood etc. Some are Fenn, Lionel Jeffries, Neil individually matted. Framed and Sedaka, James Corden, Ben glazed (2). G to generally VG, 12 Kingsley, Susan George etc., Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 also including an autograph album containing over 30

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Lot: 424 Lot: 427 ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An large signed magazine autograph album containing over photographs (most 8 x 11, and 80 signatures by various film most colour) by various television stars, stage actors and and film actors, actresses and entertainers of the 1930s, entertainers etc., including Lionel including , Ralph Jeffries, Judi Dench, Jane Richardson, Owen Nares, O. B. Horrocks, Bob Hoskins, Elaine Clarence, May Whitty, Dorothy Paige, Vic Reeves, Alison Hyson, Laurence Olivier, Jill Steadman, Thora Hird, Susannah Esmond, Anton Dolin, Harry York, Antony Sher, Nigel Planer, Lauder, Helen Haye, Eric , Patrick Cargill, Portman, Greer Garson, Elsie & Stephen Fry, Harry Secombe, Doris Waters, Douglas Fairbanks Fiona Shaw, Jenny Agutter, Jr., Gertrude Lawrence, Richard David Essex, Jason Donovan, Goolden etc. The majority of Ronnie Corbett, Roy Hudd, pages have magazine Petula Clark, David McCallum, photographs attached and a few Ben Kingsley, Alan Bates, June signatures are slightly water Whitfield, Michael Gambon, stained. G to VG , Jeremy Irons, Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Michael Sheen, , Jane Asher, Gary Numan, Kate O'Mara, Rupert Graves, Pamela Lot: 428 Stephenson, Rex Harrison, AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS: Four Robert Powell etc. A few autograph albums containing duplicates. Some are individually over 100 signatures by various matted in various colours. actors, actresses, entertainers, Generally VG, 80 popular musicians and a few Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 other famous individuals including Jack Train, Virginia McKenna, Jimmy Edwards, Ivor Lot: 425 Novello, Gilbert Harding, Geoff ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of Duke, Helen Shapiro, Joe Brown, signed cards, album pages etc., Tony Britton etc. G to about VG, 4 by various television and film Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 actors, each individually matted beneath photographs, including Kevin Kline, Rick Yune, John Lot: 429 Rhys Davies, Judi Dench, Laura AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS: Five Linney, Johnny Lee Miller, Seth autograph albums containing Green, Charles Dance, Matthew over 70 signatures by various Modine, Carol Lynley etc. actors, actresses, popular Generally VG, 15 singers, entertainers and a few Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 other famous individuals including Gerald Flood, Zena Dare, , Bill Gaunt, Lot: 426 Frankie Vaughan, Barbara AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: A small Jefford, Ben Lyon, Jimmy autograph album containing Tarbuck, Pete Seeger, Tom twelve signatures by various Springfield, Dusty Springfield, entertainers and comedians Jackie Lomax, Arthur Brown, including Terry-Thomas, Alma Anita Pallenberg, Richard Lester Cogan, Harry Secombe (2) etc., etc. A few are on pieces laid some on pieces laid down to down to pages. G to about VG, 5 pages, together with a few loose Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 autographs including a Battle of Britain airshow programme signed by Vera Lynn and five Lot: 430 unsigned programmes for various AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS: Three performances featuring Norman autograph albums containing Wisdom, Max Bygraves, Dickie over 90 signatures by various Henderson etc. G to VG, 9 + actors, actresses, entertainers album and a few other famous Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 individuals including , Jimmy Jewell and Ben

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Warriss, Betty Driver, Max Miller, Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Jack Warner, Hugh Williams, , Eric Williams ('Wooden Horse'), Glynis Johns, Lot: 433 Michael Wilding etc. G to VG, 3 AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS: Four Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 autograph albums containing over 130 signatures by various actors, actresses and Lot: 431 entertainers including Vera AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An Zorina, Diana Wynyard, Esmond autograph album containing over Knight, Owen Nares, Diana 70 signatures by various film Churchill, Jane Baxter, Hugh stars, stage actors and Williams, Athene Seyler, Leslie entertainers of the 1930s, Banks, John Mills, Tyrone Power, including Vivien Leigh, Yvonne Harry Roy, Richard Murdoch, Arnaud, Owen Nares, Ralph Herbert Lom, Leo Genn, Arthur Lynn, Edna Best, Alicia Markova, Askey, Winifred Atwell, Vic Anton Dolin, Robert Donat, John Oliver, Mai Zetterling, Hazel Mills, Nova Pilbeam, Diana Court, Christine Norden, Phyllis Wynyard, Roy Fox, Seymour Dixey, Beryl Reid, Arthur English Hicks, Gracie Fields, Henry etc. G to about VG, 4 Kendall, Anthony Bushell, Lewis Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Casson, Sybil Thorndike, Jane Baxter, Kenneth Kent, Robertson Hare, Alfred Drayton, Margaret Lot: 434 Rawlings, Fay Compton, Claire AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: A good Luce, John Gielgud, Emlyn autograph album containing over Williams, Godfrey Tearle, Max 50 signatures by various pop Miller, Claude Dampier, Sydney stars, entertainers, actors, Howard, Gordon Harker, Flora sportsmen and other famous Robson, Jack Hawkins, Ben individuals of the 1970s, Lyon, Bebe Daniels, Leslie including The Faces (Rod Banks, Ralph Richardson etc. Stewart, Ronnie Wood, Tetsu The majority of pages have Yamauchi, Ronnie Lane and Ian magazine photographs attached. McLagan), The New Seekers VG (Eve Graham, Lyn Paul, Marty Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Kristian and Paul Layton), Roger McGuinn and six other musicians including David Lovelace, Lot: 432 Richard Bowden, Greg Attaway AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS: Four and Stephen Love, Jack autograph albums containing Charlton, , Mary over 200 signatures by various Peters, , Telly actors, actresses, musicians and Savalas (inscribed 'Who loves entertainers including Jerry ya, Sandra? Telly Savalas'), Rita Colonna, Ernie Kovacs, Ralph Tushingham, Cliff Richard, Joe Richardson, Michael Holliday, Loss, Rolf Harris (with a self Robert Young, Otto Kruger, caricature), Jeremy Thorpe, Gertrude Lawrence, Douglass Gregory Peck, Frankie Vaughan, Montgomery, Max Baer, Rudy Michael Williams, Harry Vallee, Helen Morgan, Yvonne Secombe, Kieron Moore, Bob Arnaud, Henry Hall, Bebe Monkhouse, Tony Blackburn, Daniels, Will Fyffe, John Gielgud, Eamonn Andrews, Gordon Richard Tauber, Alastair Sim (2), Jackson etc. A few signatures on Esmond Knight, Michael Wilding, loose pieces and some pages Joan Greenwood, George multiple signed. Most pages are Formby, Ivor Novello, Deborah annotated and dated in the hand Kerr, Cedric Hardwicke, Vera of the collector. About VG Lynn, Anna Neagle, Arthur Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Askey, Richard Hearn, Elisabeth Welch, Joe Loss, Roland Culver, Gordon Harker etc. Many pages are multiple signed, some signatures are on pieces laid down and a few are on vintage postcard photographs. G to about VG, 4

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Lot: 435 individual pages and have small, AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS: Two neatly affixed stickers to the autograph albums containing corners identifying the over 80 signatures by various signatories. VG, 2 actors, actresses, entertainers Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 and some other famous individuals including , Simon Williams, Cliff Richard, Lot: 437 Connie Booth, Robert Hardy, AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS: Two Angela Thorne, Paul Scofield, autograph albums containing Felicity Kendal, Imogen Stubbs, over 90 signatures by various Albert Finney, Tony Martin, actors, actresses, entertainers Marvin Hamlisch, Adelaide Hall, and some other famous George Shearing, Peter Davison, individuals including Lynn Derek Jacobi, Paul Eddington, Redgrave, Jemma Redgrave, Richard Briers, Felicity Kendal, Vanessa Redgrave, Bob Geldof, , Bernard Cribbins, Wayne Sleep, Jean Boht, Susannah York, Kathy Staff, Rula Kenneth Waller, Warren Mitchell, Lenska, Dennis Waterman, Lulu, Cherie Lunghi, Hannah Gordon, Glenda Jackson, Gareth Hunt, , Bruce Forsyth, Dave , Pauline Collins, Allen, Dawn French, Philip Anna Neagle, Liza Goddard, Madoc, Anita Dobson, Peter Daniel Massey, John Thaw, O'Toole, Maureen Lipman, Rod George Cole, Terry Scott, Hull, Elaine Paige, Julie Walters, Bernard Bresslaw, Eric Sykes, Howard Keel, Peggy Mount, Tom Wendy Craig, Brian Murphy, Courtenay, Lionel Jeffries, John Patsy Rowlands, Timothy West, Alderton, John Mills, Nicholas Roy Kinnear, Frank Bruno, Kevin Lyndhurst, Anita Harris, Kate Keegan, , Fred O'Mara, Maggie Smith, Julian Stolle, Jayne Torvill & Glover, Cilla Black, John Inman, Christopher Dean, Barry Sheene Cheryl Baker, Norman Wisdom, etc. Most of the signatures are Ian Carmichael, Stewart Granger good examples on individual etc. Most of the signatures are pages and have small, neatly good examples on individual affixed stickers to the corners pages and have small, neatly identifying the signatories. VG, 2 affixed stickers to the corners Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 identifying the signatories. VG, 2 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00

Lot: 436 AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS: Two Lot: 438 autograph albums containing AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS: Three over 90 signatures by various autograph albums containing actors, actresses, entertainers over 90 signatures by various and some other famous actors, actresses, entertainers individuals including Marie and some other famous Helvin, Fiona Fullerton, Jeremy individuals including Raymond Bulloch, Bertice Reading, Burr, June Whitfield, Jennie Michael Hordern, Caroline Linden, Adrienne Posta, Jack Blakiston, Daniel Massey, Douglas, Trevor Bannister, Paula Samantha Bond, Jenny Agutter, Wilcox, Susan Hampshire, Paul Simon Dutton, Sarah Brightman, Shane, Jeffrey Holland, Ruth Edward Fox, Donald Pleasence, Madoc, and other John Barrowman, Taina Elg, cast members of Hi-de-Hi!, Dolores Gray, Kathryn Grayson, Donald Sinden, Penelope Keith, Sammy Cahn, Elisabeth Welch, Mollie Sugden, Bill Pertwee, Jennifer Ehle, Erika Hoffman, Arthur English, Ron Moody, Sally Peter Bowles, Lesley Joseph, Thomsett, Michael Williams, Prunella Scales, Dirk Bogarde, Sheila White, Charlton Heston, John Challis, Tony Britton, Pam Judi Dench, Don Henderson, Ayres, Tommy Steele, David Leslie Grantham, David Suchet, Hayley Mills, John Attenborough, Stefanie Powers, Nettles, Rebecca Lacey, Tom James Bolam, Ralph Bates, Gina Baker, Patsy Byrne, Linda Lollobrigida, Ursula Andress, Lusardi, Clive Swift, Constance Jason Connery, Arthur Mullard, Cummings etc. Most of the Ian Lavender, Robin Askwith, signatures are good examples on Charlene Tilton, Elaine Stritch,

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George Peppard, Kate O'Mara, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Barbara Windsor, Shirley MacLaine, Joan Plowright, David Essex, Robin Cousins etc. Many Lot: 442 of the signatures are good HINDEMITH PAUL: (1895-1963) examples on individual pages German Composer. Bold blue ink and have small, neatly affixed signature ('Paul Hindemith') on a stickers to the corners identifying page removed from an autograph the signatories. VG, 3 album. Together with Wilhelm Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Furtwangler (1886-1954) German Conductor & Composer. Bold blue fountain pen ink signature Lot: 439 ('Furtwangler') on a printed 8vo AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS: Four page removed from a programme autograph albums containing for a performance of Don over 200 signatures by various Giovanni, conducted by actors, actresses, entertainers, Furtwangler. Some heavy folds, pop singers and some other extremely light staining and with famous individuals including a small strip of sell tape to the David Croft, Felix Bowness, upper left edge. G to VG, 2 James Galway, Bruce Welch, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Robin Cousins, Tommy Docherty, Dina Carroll, Chris Eubank, Tony Hadley, Vera Lot: 443 Lynn, Yazz, Tessa Dahl, Fiona KORNGOLD ERICH Fullerton, Denis Healey, George WOLFGANG: (1897-1957) Baker, Joan Collins, Cynthia Austro-Hungarian American Payne, Jack Wild, John Challis, Composer, noted for his film Nigel Kennedy, Jenny Seagrove, scores. Academy Award winner. Patrick Moore, June Whitfield, Dark fountain pen ink signature Ruth Madoc, Susan Hampshire ('Erich Wolfgang Korngold') on a etc. Generally VG, 4 piece of graph paper, neatly laid Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 down to a page removed from an autograph album. Some extremely minor, light staining, Lot: 440 about VG ELGAR EDWARD: (1857-1934) Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 English Composer. A printed 8vo edition of Payne’s Miniature Scores, published by Ernst Lot: 444 Eulenburg, Leipzig, being BRITTEN BENJAMIN: (1913- Volume number 281, Johann 1976) English Composer. Signed Sebastian Bach’s Concerto No. Christmas greetings card, the 4, with an introduction in German oblong 8vo folding card featuring by Arthur Smolian. Signed by a colour reproduction to the front Elgar in bold pencil to the blank of a painting by Orest Vereisky inside front cover and dated entitled Fairy Tale, signed ('to Leeds, 1912 in his hand. With an you all, Ben') by Britten in black ownership signature to the front ink beneath a printed greeting to cover and several pencil and ink the inside and also signed by annotations throughout (one to Peter Pears (1910-1986) English the inside back cover indicating Tenor, with his first name only in that Elgar signed the score at a blue ink. Together with a colour performance with the Leeds picture postcard featuring a Philharmonic on 2nd July 1912). reproduction of a painting by Some age wear, G Thomas Girtin, entitled View of Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Hills and River, signed to the verso in bold black ink by Imogen Holst (1907-1984) British Lot: 441 Composer & Conductor, BARTOK BELA: (1881-1945) daughter of Gustav Holst, with Hungarian Composer. Bold, dark her first name only, also adding a fountain pen ink signature brief Christmas greeting in her ('Bartok Bela') on a piece of hand. VG to EX, 2 graph paper, neatly laid down to Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 a page removed from an autograph album. VG

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Lot: 445 Casals has penned a quotation of COMPOSERS: Small selection one bar from an unidentified comprising Gustave Charpentier composition. Signed immediately signed edition of Gustave beneath the quotation. Together Charpentier et le Lyrisme with a selection of similar oblong Francais by Marc Delmas, 12mo cards individually signed published by Librairie Delagrave, by various other classical Paris, 1931 and signed by the musicians and conductors etc. composer beneath an engraved including Werner Egk, David frontispiece portrait; Felicien Oistrakh, Ferdinand Leitner, David A.L.S., Felicien David, two Erich Kunzel, Georges pages, 8vo, 1860, in French Balanchine etc. Each of the cards (untranslated); and Riccardo have small multiple file holes to Zandonai vintage signed and the left edge, not affecting the inscribed sepia 6.5 x 8 signatures. G to generally VG, 11 photograph, 1922 and a large Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 folio diploma certificate also signed by Zandonai, 18th July 1942. G to VG, 4 Lot: 449 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 CASALS PABLO: (1876-1973) Spanish Cellist. Signed 4.5 x 7 photograph, a good image of Lot: 446 Casals in a head and shoulders KARAJAN HERBERT VON: pose. Photograph by Horace Gill (1908-1989) Austrian Conductor. of . Signed ('Pau Signed 5 x 7 photograph, an Casals') by the cellist in blue ink unusual image of Karajan to the lower white border and standing in a half length pose. dated 1971 in his hand. VG The photograph, by Siegfried Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lauterwasser, was issued for a Festival of the 1970s featuring a performance of Lot: 450 Richard Wagner's Lohengrin. HUBERMAN BRONISLAW: Signed by Karajan in blue ink (1882-1947) Polish Violinist. with his name alone to the image. Bold, dark fountain pen ink VG signature ('Bronislaw Huberman') Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 on a page removed from an autograph album. Dated 8th January 1928 in his hand. Slight Lot: 447 traces of former mounting to the KARAJAN HERBERT VON: left edge and some very minor (1908-1989) Austrian Conductor. wrinkling, otherwise VG T.L.S., Herbert von Karajan, one Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 page, 4to, Salzburg, 14th April 1973, to Otto Roeders Jr., in German. Karajan thanks his Lot: 451 correspondent for their good HEIFETZ JASCHA: (1901-1987) wishes and interest and remarks Russian-born American Violinist. 'your suggestion is very valuable Signed LP record sleeve, being a to me and I will look into the recording of a Violin Concerto matter again', concluding by (Op.77) by Johannes Brahms by referring to a part of a book which Heifetz and the Chicago he is writing in his spare time. Symphony Orchestra, conducted Accompanied by the original by Fritz Reiner. Signed ('J envelope. VG Heifetz') in blue ink with his name Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 alone to a clear area at the head of the verso of the sleeve. Record still present. Some very Lot: 448 light, minor age wear, VG CASALS PABLO: (1876-1973) Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Spanish Cellist. A.M.Q.S., Pablo Casals, on an oblong 12mo card custom printed by an Indian autograph collector and with printed text to the verso, n.p., n.d. (August 1965). In bold black ink

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Lot: 452 the side of Tauber. Photograph NEVEU GINETTE: (1919-1949) by Antony of Ostend. Signed by French Violinist. Dark fountain Tauber in dark fountain pen ink to pen ink signature ('Ginette the base of the image, partially Neveu') and date, 1944, in her across a darker area, and dated hand on a page removed from an Ostend 1936 in his hand. Matted autograph album. Together with in cream and framed and glazed individual album pages signed by in the original plain black wooden the violinist Henri Verbrugghen frame to an overall size of 14.5 x (A.M.Q.S., Worcester, 1902) and 12.5. An unusual signed image. the cellist William Henry Squire. Some slight silvering to Ruffo's Autographs of Neveu are rare image, about VG, 3 Tauber following her tragically early appeared in concert, death at the age of 30 in a plane accompanied by Percy Kahn, at crash. VG, 3 the Kurzaal in Ostend on 21st Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 August 1936. Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 453 BATTISTINI MATTIA: (1856- Lot: 455 1928) Italian Baritone. A good GIGLI BENIAMINO: (1890-1957) vintage signed sepia cabinet Italian Tenor. A good vintage photograph depicting Battistini signed and inscribed 9.5 x 11.5 standing in a full length pose in photograph of Gigli in a head and costume as Alphonse XI, King of shoulders pose. Photograph by Castille, from Donizetti's opera Pesce of . Signed in bold La favorita. Photograph by blue fountain pen ink, with an Lorens of St. Petersbourg. inscription in English, to a clear Signed by Battistini in dark area at the base of the image fountain pen ink to a clear area at and dated 1938 in his hand. A the head of the image and dated couple of very minor, light St. Petersbourg 1898 in his hand. surface and corner creases, One very slight, small circular otherwise VG stain to the background of the Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 image, not affecting the signature, otherwise VG Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 456 WUNDERLICH FRITZ: (1930- 1966) German Tenor. Rare Lot: 454 vintage signed postcard RUFFO TITTA: (1877-1953) photograph of Wunderlich in a Italian Baritone. Vintage signed 3 head and shoulders costume x 6.5 'cabinet' photograph of the pose. The promotional image by dapper Ruffo standing in a full Electrola features a printed length pose. Photograph by J. A. discography to the verso. Signed Suarez & Co of Havana. Signed in bold blue ink by Wunderlich by Ruffo in bold black fountain with his name alone, largely pen ink to a clear area of the across a clear area of the image. image and dated Havana, 1915, Signed photographs of the tenor in another hand, to the lower are rare following his untimely white border of the image. death as a result of a tragic Together with Tito Schipa (1888- accident at the age of 35. EX 1965) Italian Tenor. Vintage Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 signed and inscribed 4.5 x 7 photograph of Schipa in a head and shoulders pose. Signed in Lot: 457 bold blue fountain pen ink to the CALLAS MARIA: (1923-1977) lower white border and dated American-born Greek Soprano. A 1951 in his hand. Also including printed 8vo programme for a Richard Tauber (1891-1948) performance by Callas at the Austrian Tenor. Vintage signed Teatro de la Zarzuela in Madrid, 11.5 x 9 photograph of Tauber 24th March 1958, featuring arias standing in a full length pose on from Bellini's Norma etc., and stage at the Kurzaal in Ostend, conducted by Giuseppe Morelli. before a large audience. The Signed ('Maria Meneghini conductor and several members Callas') by Callas with her name of the orchestra can be seen to alone in bold black ink across a

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clear area of the cover. One light VG, 7 horizontal fold to the centre, not Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 affecting the signature, VG Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Lot: 461 CLASSICAL MUSIC: Selection of Lot: 458 signed pieces, cards, postcard CALLAS MARIA: (1923-1977) photographs and slightly larger, American-born Greek Soprano. some programmes etc., by Vintage signed and inscribed 4 x various classical musicians, 6 photograph, the image conductors, composers etc., depicting Callas standing in a full including Yan Pascal Tortelier, length pose in costume as Amina Antonio Pappano, Carl Davis, from Bellini's opera La Mitsuko Uchida, Steven Isserlis, Sonnambula at Teatro Alla Scala. Colin Davis, Hans Werner Photograph by Piccagliani. Henze, Evelyn Glennie, Andras Signed ('Maria Meneghini Schiff, Pierre Boulez, Alfred Callas') in blue fountain pen ink Brendel, Leonard Slatkin, to the image, her surname across Luciano Berio, John Williams, a darker area. Slight traces of Elisabeth Lutyens, William former mounting to each of the Boughton, Robin Stapleton, Carlo corners of the white border and Rizzi, Marek Janowski, Bernard one very slight surface crease to Haitink, Gyorgy Ligeti, Roman the image, about VG Rudnytsky, Julian Lloyd Webber, Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 Nigel Kennedy, Rimma Sushanskaya, Peter Donohoe, Mark Ermler, Melvyn Tan etc. Lot: 459 Some duplication. G to generally CLASSICAL MUSIC: Selection of VG, 110 signed clipped pieces, album Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 pages, signed postcard photographs, programmes, A.Ls.S., a few A.M.Qs.S. etc., by Lot: 462 various composers, classical CLASSICAL MUSIC: Selection of musicians, opera singers etc., signed pieces, cards, A.Ls.S. etc. including Frederick Gore by various composers including Ouseley, Achille Simonetti, Marie John Frederick Bridge, Frederic Hall, Harry Plunket Greene, H. Cowen (vintage signed Hubert Bath (A.M.Q.S. from the postcard photograph), Julian score to The Iron Duke, 1934), Slade (A.M.Q.S.), Sandy Wilson Pauline Viardot, Claire Dux, (A.M.Q.S.), Peter Racine Fricker, Maria Jeritza, Lauritz Melchior, Elizabeth Maconchy, Freda Lisa Della Casa, Teresa Carreno, Swain, George Benjamin etc. Felicien David, Jacques Generally VG, 10 Blumenthal, Alexis Rassine, Lulu Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Kaesser, Rudolf Laubenthal, Luigi Infantino, Michael Costa, Alicia Markova, Aldo Bertocci, Lot: 463 Beniamino Gigli (2) etc. FR to G, OPERA: Small selection of 74 vintage signed postcard Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 photographs, 8 x 10 (1) by various male opera singers comprising the tenors Leo Slezak Lot: 460 (dated 18th October 1912 in his CLASSICAL MUSIC: Selection of hand) and Aureliano Pertile signed cards, photographs of (neatly laid down) and the various sizes (8 x 10 and baritone Lawrence Tibbett. Some smaller), A.L.S. (1) etc., by light age wear and corner various classical musicians and creasing, G to about VG, 3 composers, popular lyricists etc., Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 including , Yehudi Menuhin (A.M.Q.S.), Henry J. Wood, Charles Halle (A.L.S.), Johnny Mercer, Jimmy Van Heusen (A.M.Q.S.) etc. Individually matted alongside photographs (2). G to generally

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Lot: 464 Lot: 467 OPERA: Selection of A.Ls.S. OPERA: Selection of signed etc., by various female opera pieces, cards, postcard singers comprising Zelia Trebelli photographs and slightly larger (thanking her correspondent for etc., by various opera singers some grapes and reporting that including Maria Guleghina, she is getting better and will soon Vesselina Kasarova, Kurt Streit, sing again), Marie Crivelli (stating Sylvia McNair, Peter Seiffert, that she has been ill and referring Christine Schafer, Paata to a black dress which she needs Burchuladze, Ramon Vargas, to be ready soon), Giulia Grisi, Vladimir Matorin, Jose Cura, Elena Gerhardt (bold signature Angela Gheorghiu, Bonaventura on a piece, 3rd My 1912) and Bottone, Stephanie Marshall, Lina Cavalieri (vintage signed Edita Gruberova, Thomas Allen, and inscribed 7.5 x 5.5 Jane Eaglen, Sarah Brightman, photograph, also signed by her Jon Vickers, Gwyneth Jones, husband, the tenor Lucien Rosalind Plowright, Cecilia Muratore, the image depicting Bartoli, Constance Shacklock, them playing cards together, New John Tomlinson, Joan York, 1918. Framed and glazed). Sutherland, Nicolai Ghiaurov, Some minor faults, G to VG, 5 Grace Bumbry, Waltraud Meier, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Eva Turner, Renata Tebaldi etc. Some duplication. Generally VG, 124 Lot: 465 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 OPERA: Selection of signed cards, postcard photographs and slightly larger, 8 x 10s (some Lot: 468 vintage) etc., by various opera OPERA: An autograph album singers including Licia Albanese containing 29 signatures by (3; each in different costume various opera singers including poses from La Boheme, Madame Boris Christoff, Martina Arroyo, Butterfly and Manon Lescaut), James King, Mirella Freni, David Bispham, Titta Ruffo, Giacomo Aragall, Forbes Edward Johnson, Edmond Robinson, Tatiana Troyanos, Clement, David Ffrangcon Birgit Nilsson, Stuart Burrows, Jill Davies, Sherrill Milnes etc. G to Gomez, Renata Scotto, Peter VG, 10 Glossop, Gwyneth Jones, Sherrill Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Milnes, Marilyn Horne etc. A few on pieces laid down and some loose. Most of the pages neatly Lot: 466 annotated in ink in the hand of a OPERA: Selection of signed collector. Together with a small postcard photographs by various selection of signed programmes opera singers including Joan including Tito Gobbi, Montserrat Sutherland, Lise Lindstrom, Caballe, Geraint Evans, Ryland Paoletta Marrocu, Felicity Lott, Davies, Sesto Bruscantini etc. Sophia Larson, Edita Gruberova, Multiple signed (1). FR to G, 4 + Diana Damrau, Ilona Tokody, album Renee Fleming, Michele Crider, Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Richard Van Allan, Thomas Randle, Magdalena Kozena, Gerald Finley, Adam Plachetka, Lot: 469 Thomas Hampson, John PAVLOVA ANNA: (1881-1931) Tomlinson, Thomas Allen etc. Russian Ballet Dancer. Dark Many of the images are colour fountain pen ink signature ('Anna and most depict the singers in Pavlova') on a piece, neatly laid costume poses from various down to a cream matt beneath a operas. VG, 34 colour image of Pavlova seated Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 in a three quarter length pose. Framed and glazed in a plain wooden frame to an overall size of 5.5 x 8. About VG Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00

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Lot: 470 various performances of Giselle, NUREYEV RUDOLF: (1938- Paradise Lost and Marguerite 1993) Russian Ballet Dancer. and Armand, also thanking her Signed 8 x 8 photo page for a Christmas present and a removed from a programme, the photograph frame sent as a image depicting Nureyev in a full wedding gift, commenting 'It is in length pose dancing with Margot lovely taste and I am only looking Fonteyn. Signed ('R Nureyev') in for a nice enough wedding bold black ink with his name picture to keep in it. My brother alone to the image. Together with took some here a few days ago a printed slim 8vo programme for so I am hoping one of them will a performance by Nureyev, be suitable. I am so pleased to Fonteyn and the Royal Ballet at have something I can always the International Festival of keep.' Two of the letters are Santander, 2nd, 3rd & 4th August accompanied by the original 1968, signed ('R Nureyev') by envelopes hand addressed by Nureyev in bold black ink to a Fonteyn. VG, 5 clear area of the front cover and Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 also signed by the ballerina Lucette Aldous with her name alone in blue fountain pen ink, Lot: 473 also to a clear area of the front FONTEYN MARGOT: (1919- cover. Some very light, extremely 1991) English Ballerina. Book minor age wear, VG, 2 signed, a hardback edition of Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Fonteyn - Impressions of a Ballerina, written and decorated by William Chappell, First Edition Lot: 471 published by Rockliff Corporation NUREYEV RUDOLF: (1938- Ltd., 1951. With 40 black and 1993) Russian Ballet Dancer. white plates by Cecil Beaton. Signed 10 x 8 photograph of the Bound in blue leather, by Messrs. dancer in a three quarter length Nevett Ltd. of Colindale, with gilt pose in costume as Rudolph stamped decoration to cover and Valentino performing the title to spine. Limited Edition with actress Carol Kane in a number 202 of 250. Signed by scene from the film Valentino both Fonteyn and Chappell (1977). Signed by Nureyev in individually with their names bold blue fountain pen ink with alone in fountain pen inks to the his name alone to the image. limitations page. Together with a Together with Merce selection of unsigned ballet Cunningham (1919-2009) programmes for various American Dancer & performances featuring Alicia Choreographer. Signed and Markova, Anton Dolin, Tatiana inscribed 8 x 10 photograph of Riabouchinska, Natalie Cunningham in a full length Krassovska, John Gilpin, Rudolf dance pose, in silhouette, from Nureyev, Christopher Gable etc. Solo (1973). Signed in black ink Some light age wear and rubbing to a clear area of the image. to the extreme edges of the Some slight surface creasing to covers and spine of the book, the Cunningham's image, about VG programmes with light age wear, to EX, 2 G to about VG, 42 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

Lot: 472 Lot: 474 FONTEYN MARGOT: (1919- BALLET: Selection of vintage 1991) English Ballerina. Small signed postcard photographs and collection of three A.Ls.S. and slightly larger (1), by various two T.Ls.S., Margot de Arias and ballet dancers including Margot Margot Arias, eight pages (total), Fonteyn (photograph by 8vo, London and Milan (one on Vivienne), Svetlana Beriosova, the printed stationery of the Alicia Markova, Anton Dolin, Royal Opera House, Covent Decio Stuart, Phyllis Bedells, Garden), 1955-73, each to Miss. Adeline Genee, Karina, Beryl Patricia Jeffcoat. Fonteyn thanks Grey, Nadia Nerina, Robert her correspondent for the flowers Helpmann, Tamara Toumanova, she has kindly sent before Ludmila Tcherina etc. A little

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duplication. Most of the images Lot: 479 show the dancers in costume ANNIGIONI PIETRO: (1910- poses. Generally VG, 19 1988) Italian Painter. An Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 excellent original black pen and ink drawing by Annigioni of the head of a young man, drawn and Lot: 475 signed ('Pietro Annigioni') on a PICASSO PABLO: (1881-1973) small 4to white card. Rare. VG Spanish Painter. An excellent Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 vintage signed 7 x 9.5 photograph, being a head and shoulders study of the painter outdoors, with his hands cupped Lot: 480 around a cigarette in his mouth, BEUYS JOSEPH: (1921-1986) which he lights from a book of German Artist. Signed 4 x 6 matches. Signed ('Picasso') in postcard, being an image of his blue ink with his name alone to a work entitled Mammut (1960). clear area at the head of the Signed by Beuys in bold blue image. A couple of very slight, fountain pen ink with his name minor surface and corner alone to a clear area at the base creases, VG of the image. With an original Estimate: £1,500.00 - £2,000.00 aqua green rubber stamp of a fish and three additional words in German to the verso. EX Lot: 476 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 DALI SALVADOR: (1904-1989) Spanish Surrealist Painter. Signed colour 6 x 8.5 Lot: 481 reproduction of the artist’s TWOMBLY CY: (1928-2011) painting The Hallucinogenic American Abstract Artist. Signed Toreador (1970). Evidently neatly colour 7.5 x 11 reproduction of removed from a book and boldly one of the artist’s Dionysus signed (‘Dali’) in black ink with works (1979). Evidently neatly his name alone at the base. VG removed from a book and boldly Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 signed by Twombly with his name alone in black ink to a light area at the head of the image. VG Lot: 477 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 ROUAULT GEORGES: (1871- 1958) French Fauvist & Expressionist Painter. Vintage Lot: 482 signed 7 x 4.5 photograph of the WARHOL ANDY: (1928-1987) artist in a pensive head and American Pop Artist. Book shoulders pose. Photograph by signed, a hardback edition of The Yvonne Chevalier of Paris. Philosophy of Andy Warhol Signed ('G Rouault') in blue (From A to B & Back Again), First fountain pen ink with his name Edition published by Harcourt alone to a light area at the lower Brace Jovanovich, New York, right corner of the image. EX 1975. Signed by Warhol with his Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 initials ('AW') in bold black ink to the half title page. Accompanied by the dustjacket. VG Lot: 478 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 DE KOONING WILLEM: (1904- 1997) Dutch-American Abstract Expressionist Artist. Signed Lot: 483 colour 4 x 6 postcard, being a WARHOL ANDY: (1928-1987) reproduction of the artist's American Pop Artist. An painting Untitled X (1976). excellent, large signed colour Signed ('de Kooning') in bold 25.5 x 20 poster featuring an black ink with his name alone to image of Warhol's Marilyn the lower white border. Rare. EX Monroe (1964) and published by Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 the Tate Gallery, London. Signed by Warhol in bold black ink to a light area of the background of the image. The artist has also added a small original drawing,

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comprising four lines, in bold Lot: 487 black ink in his hand to a clear ARTISTS: A good selection of area of the upper white border signed colour postcards and alongside his printed surname. slightly larger, a few greetings Rare and desirable in this form. cards and promotional cards for Rolled, VG exhibitions etc., all featuring Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 reproductions of various artist's works, including Robert Rauschenberg, Bernard Buffet, Lot: 484 Patrick Heron, Carel Weight, GILBERT & GEORGE: Gilbert Donald Hamilton Fraser, Frank Proesch (1943- ) & George Auerbach, Peter Blake, Ralph Passmore (1942- ) Italian & Steadman, Jasper Johns, English Artists, a collaborative Graham Sutherland, Paul duo known as Gilbert & George. Hogarth etc. Some are signed to Small selection comprising a the verso. VG to EX, 17 signed hardback edition of Gilbert Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 & George - A Portrait by Daniel Farson, First Edition, 1999; signed hardback editions of Lot: 488 Gilbert & George 1986-1997, two ARTISTS: Selection of signed volumes (each signed) contained colour postcards and a few in a slipcase; signed Exhibition larger, each being reproductions brochure for The Naked Shit of paintings and artwork, by Pictures at the Stedelijk Museum, various artists comprising Jasper , February - March Johns, Claes Oldenburg, Larry 1996; and a signed colour 6 x 8 Rivers, Jack Goldhill, Terry photograph showing the artists Atkinson, Chris Rose, John standing together in three quarter Nash, R. Vivian Pitchforth, David length poses before one of their Tindle, Victor Pasmore, Olwyn works. All are signed by Gilbert Bowey, Clare Roberts, Anthony and George individually with their Eyton and Arturo di Stefano. first names. Generally VG, 4 Many are signed to the versos, a Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 few with additional holograph notes. Generally VG, 14 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 485 ARTISTS: Selection of signed pieces, A.L.S. (1), signed Lot: 489 postcard photographs, cabinet ARTISTS: Selection of signed photograph (1) by various artists colour postcards and slightly including Marcus Stone, Edward larger (1), each being J. Poynter (2), Benjamin Leader, reproductions of paintings and John MacWhirter, Oswald Birley artwork, by various artists etc. A few are neatly laid down. G including John Piper, Henry to VG, 8 Moore, Jim Dine, Brian Sanders, Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Erro, Jeff Cummins, C.J.F Coombs, Chris Rose, Allan Drummond, Leonard McComb, Lot: 486 Christopher Sanders, N.W. Cusa, ARTISTS: A good, small (2) etc. Most are selection of signed postcard signed to the versos, a few with photographs and slightly larger additional holograph notes. (1) by various artists, sculptors Unsigned (1). G to VG, 16 and illustrators comprising Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Augustus John, Henry Moore, John Hassall, Edward Ardizzone and Ronald Searle. Two of the images are vintage and all are boldly signed to clear areas. Inscribed (1). VG to EX, 5 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

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Lot: 490 Lot: 492 CASSON HUGH: (1910-1999) ARTISTS: Selection of signed British Architect. Signed 18th postcard photographs and Birthday greetings card, the 4to slightly larger, a few signed folding card featuring a colour pieces (most with small original image to the front cover of an oil sketches) etc., by various artists, lamp, ship's wheel, rope and painters and illustrators etc., other chattels, and with a printed including Howard Hodgkin, verse to the inside. Signed and Ronald Maddox, Terence Cuneo, inscribed by Casson to the Michael Noakes, Jim Dine, David inside, with a small additional Shepherd, Graham Sutherland, original pen, ink and colour wash Jan Le Witt, Louise Bourgeois, drawing by Casson, entitled Graham Clarke etc. A few are Jerusalem. Together with two signed to the verso. Generally separate original pen and ink self VG, 13 caricatures drawn and signed by Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Casson on a 4to sheet of printed stationery and small 8vo printed compliments slip, each from the Lot: 493 in ARTISTS: A good selection of London, one with an additional signed colour postcards and holograph note to the verso slightly larger, a few greetings explaining that he does not have cards and promotional cards for a studio, 'merely an office full of exhibitions etc., all featuring filing cabinets'. Also including a reproductions of various artist's signed 8.5 x 6.5 photograph of works, including William Casson standing in a half length Wegman, Bernard Buffet, John profile pose admiring various Hoyland, Alan Davie, Howard works of art hanging on the walls Hodgkin, Chloe Cheese, Terry before him. Signed in black ink Frost (greetings card also with his name alone to a light featuring an original pen and ink area of the image. VG to EX, 4 illustration to the inside), Frank Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Auerbach, Claes Oldenburg, Terence Cuneo, Jan Pienkowski, Oskar Kokoschka, R. B. Kitaj, Lot: 491 William Scott etc. Some are ARTISTS: A good selection of signed to the verso. VG to EX, 17 original signed drawings and Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 sketches etc. (pen and ink, pencil, a few wash etc., mainly small 4to and 8vo) by various Lot: 494 artists including Hugh Casson ARTISTS: Selection of signed (ink sketch of Chichester reproductions of artworks (4to harbour, May 1978), Richard and smaller), a few letters etc., Guyatt, Rowland Hilder, James by various artists and painters McIntosh Patrick (sketch and etc., including Richard Hamilton, A.Q.S., in full, 'The artist is an Leonard Boden, Carel Weight, awfull (sic) man/ He doesn't do , Allen Jones, the things he can/ He does the Patrick Hughes, Frank Auerbach, things he cannot do/ & we attend Ben Nicholson (signed Christmas the Private View/ He tampers greetings card, with his initial B), with the works of God/ & makes Donald Hamilton Fraser, Ronald them look uncommon odd'), Maddox, Peter Scott etc. Many of Michael Noakes (self portrait), the images are colour. Generally Paul Hogarth (self portrait) etc. VG, 18 Generally VG, 9 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

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Lot: 495 on Novr. 16th or 17th'. In LEAR EDWARD: (1812-1888) concluding Lear writes 'Shall I English Artist, Illustrator and send Constance a few Elephants Poet. A.L.S., Edward Lear, four or other creatures, if so do you pages, 8vo, Brighton, 2nd August have a park or a paddock at 1880, to Mrs. Rawson. Lear asks Halifax?' Some light age wear 'Will you give the enclosed 4 and minor faults, most evident to notes (no longer present) to the final page, although not Constance from me' and adds effecting the signature, G 'They may be of some small use Estimate: £800.00 - £1,000.00 in her autographic collection', continuing 'I had hoped to send 4 others (Dukes of Westminster & Lot: 497 Argyll, J. Millais & Holman Hunt) SHEPARD ERNEST H.: (1879- but they are all so mixed with 1976) English Artist & Book other matters that I can't do so. Illustrator. A charming, small So for present the Earls of original pen and ink sketch & Northbrook, Lord Carlingford & signed by Shepard on an oblong Lionel Tennyson must suffice'. 12mo piece (3 x 1.5), n.p., n.d. In Lear further comments on his blue fountain pen ink Shepard work, 'My exhibition - thanks to has drawn an image of Piglet, you & others, - has been a very adding his signature ('E. H. fair success, but the walls are not Shepard') immediately above. as bare as I could have wished…' Original drawings by Shepard of and the sudden changes to his any of the characters from A. A. immediate travel plans, Milne's Winnie-the-Pooh books remarking 'arrangements in this are both rare and desirable. delightful country are like a Neatly laid down to a portion of a child's card house, if one falls page removed from an autograph through you are left homeless for album, otherwise VG 3 or 4 days - since other houses Estimate: £800.00 - £1,200.00 can't take you in, & you must either go back to London or stay in an inn, whence you may count Lot: 498 the raindrops if you can or like to SEARLE RONALD: (1920-2011) do so.' VG British Artist and Satirical Estimate: £800.00 - £1,000.00 Cartoonist. An excellent original black pen and ink drawing by Searle, one page, 4to, n.p., n.d. Lot: 496 The artist has drawn a head and LEAR EDWARD: (1812-1888) shoulders study of a military English Artist, Illustrator and officer, wearing a mess shirt. Poet. A.L.S., Edward Lear, four Signed by Searle in bold black pages, 8vo, Genoa, 7th October ink with his name alone at the 1893, to Mrs. Rawson. Lear base of the drawing. Some announces 'I was delighted that extremely minor, light foxing and Constance was so pleased with wrinkling, VG the Autographs' and forwards Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 three 'additional specimens' (no longer present), continuing to express his regret at not having Lot: 499 seen his correspondent in ILLUSTRATORS: Selection of Sanremo and also reporting 'You signed reproductions (postcards will be glad to hear that I am etc.) and a few signed postcard particularly well at present - photographs etc., by various better than I have been for 3 or 4 British illustrators and years past', further discussing cartoonists, comprising Carl mutual acquaintances ('Arthur is Giles, Ralph Steadman, Gerald a bad boy for putting a 3d stamp Scarfe (2), Norman Thelwell (2), on his letter, whereby I had to Quentin Blake, Reg Smythe (2) pay a shilling') and referring to a and Ronald Searle. VG to EX, 10 planned trip to India, 'My old Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 servt. George returns here on the 23rd to go with me….By letters from the Viceregal party I am to go straight to them to Agra from Bombay, where I hope to arrive

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Lot: 500 etc.), Raymond Briggs (signed CARTOONISTS: A good card, with another card bearing selection of original signed an original colour pen and ink sketches and cartoons (mainly sketch of Fungus the Bogeyman, 8vo and slightly smaller) by unsigned), Charles Fuge, various cartoonists including Babette Cole, Peter Opie, Albert Barry Fantoni, Maurice Dodd, Uderzo etc. A little duplication. Gray Jolliffe, Wally Fawkes Most of the cards have neat ('Trog'), David Langdon (2), Roy calligraphic annotations to the Ullyett, , Stanley Franklin, head and foot in the hand of a Michael Attwell ('Zoke'), Alex collector. VG, 15 Graham, Nicolas Bentley, Martin Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Fish, Michael Heath etc. Generally VG, 20 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Lot: 504 SENDAK MAURICE: (1928- 2012) American Illustrator and Lot: 501 writer of Children's books. Signed SMYTHE REG: (1917-1998) 5 x 7 photograph of Sendak in a British Cartoonist, creator of head and shoulders pose. Signed Andy Capp. An original pen and ('Maurice Sendak') with his name ink four panel Andy Capp cartoon alone in bold black ink to a clear strip drawn and signed ('Smythe') area at the base of the image. on a 15 x 4.5 piece of art board. Together with Dr. Seuss (1904- Each of the panels depict Andy 1991) American Writer and Capp's long-suffering wife Flo. Cartoonist, remembered for his With various ink annotations to children's books including The the upper white border indicating Cat in the Hat. Signed 3.5 x 5 that the cartoon was published photograph of Seuss in a close- on 19th October 1977. Together up head and shoulders pose. with a similar original pen and ink Signed ('Dr. Seuss') in bold black three panel Fosdyke Saga ink to the lower white border. EX, cartoon strip drawn by Bill Tidy 2 on a 15 x 4 piece of art board. Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Unsigned although with an ink annotation in another hand to the upper white border indicating that Lot: 505 the cartoon was published on CARTOONISTS: An excellent 6.5 10th July 1974. Some very light, x 10 white card featuring three minor age wear, VG, 2 individually signed original Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 drawings by the cartoonists and animators Charles M. Schulz (1922-2000, American Lot: 502 Cartoonist, creator of the RYAN JOHN: (1921-2009) British Peanuts comic strip) bold blue Animator & Cartoonist. An ink drawing of the head of original blue pen and ink sketch Snoopy, signed ('Schulz') with his of Captain Pugwash drawn and name alone; Walter Lantz (1899- signed by Ryan on a white 4 x 6 1984, American Animator) bold card. Ryan has added the name black ink drawing of the head of of Captain Pugwash above the Woody Woodpecker, signed with drawing and signed his name his name alone in black ink; and beneath the sketch, adding the Bob Kane (1915-1998, American date 2000 in his hand. VG Comic Book Artist) bold blue ink Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 drawing of the head of Batman, signed '"Bats Wishes" Bob Kane' and dated 1993 in his hand. Matted in pale blue and framed Lot: 503 and glazed in a dark blue frame CHILDREN'S LITERATURE: to an overall size of 12 x 16. A Selection of signed cards by good trio of original drawings various writers and illustrators featuring the artist's most famous associated with Children's creations. EX Literature, including John Ryan Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 (three original black ink sketches featuring Captain Pugwash, Tom the Cabin Boy, Cut-throat Jake

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Lot: 506 Lot: 508 ANIMATORS: Small selection of BARRIE J. M.: (1860-1937) signed 4 x 5 photographs, 10 x 8 Scottish Novelist, created Peter (1) by various American Pan. A fine vintage signed sepia animators and cartoonists 5.5 x 7.5 photograph of Barrie in comprising Hank Ketcham, a head and shoulders pose. Walter Lantz and Joe Barbera. Photograph by G. C. Beresford of Each of the images depict the Brompton Road, London, and subjects with their most famous bearing his credit stamp to the creations (Dennis the Menace, verso. Matted in the original plain Woody Woodpecker, Fred matt to an overall size of 9.5 x Flintstone & Yogi Bear) and all 12. Some age toning and light are signed in bold black inks to mottling to the edges of the matt, clear areas. Inscribed (2). VG to not affecting the photograph. EX, 3 About VG Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00

Lot: 507 Lot: 509 BARRIE J. M.: (1860-1937) RICHARDS FRANK: (1876-1961) Scottish Novelist, created Peter English Writer, creator of Billy Pan. A.L.S., J. M. Barrie, one Bunter. An interesting T.L.S., page, 8vo, Scourie, Sutherland, Charles Hamilton (his real name), 19th September 1911, to Mrs. two pages, 4to, London, 18th Havelock Ellis. Barrie grants his September 1944, to Mr. Begley. correspondent permission to use Hamilton thanks his some lines from one of his books, correspondent for a manuscript, remarking 'I daresay they are which he has read with much correct. I don't have a copy at interest, and has made a few hand'. Together with Pauline alterations to ('meticulous regard Chase (1885-1962) American for exact facts being one of my Actress who played one of the hobbies'), remarking 'I have Lost Boys in the premiere of deleted the phrase “pooh- Peter Pan in London in 1904 and poohed by the clerics― as this was later selected by Barrie to never occurred to my knowledge. play the title role, which she did I have received many kind from 1906-13. A.L.S., Pauline communications from clerical Chase, two pages, 8vo, gentlemen: and never an unkind , 14th February 1914, one' and further continuing to Mr. Kapp, on the printed 'George Orwell's stuff in “Inside stationery of the Queen's Hotel. the Whale― was reprinted as an Chase announces '―Peter Pan― article in “Horizon― in March will try and get the pipes for you 1940. My article in answer to it after the tour' and further adds was in Horizon for May that year. that she is sorry that she could My answer, I think, disposed not sing Shadow Song on the last fairly well of his absurd night as 'the lost boys didn't know contention that the Greyfriars it'. Two small file holes to the characters were “dated―. I have upper left corner of Barrie's letter, lived a good long while, as I was not affecting the text or signature, born way back in the seventies, and some light age wear to but during that time I have not Chase's letter. VG, 2 Edith Ellis noticed any change in boy (1861-1916) British Writer and nature….The Magnet characters Women's Rights Activist. Wife of can be found in the Old the sexologist Havelock Ellis. Testament….One generation can Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 do nothing but repeat the one that went before, with a change of clothes and manners -- and all our modern gadgets make little difference if any. Our natty modern chauffeur may not realise that he is at bottom the same man that drove the ox-cart in BC 1944. But what, after all, is a petrol engine, but an ox in a box?' Hamilton also writes of his own working style, 'No, I never

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dictate. Although a sociable sort Lot: 511 of old bean otherwise, it cramped ROWLING J. K.: (1965- ) my style to have anyone in the British Author of the Harry Potter same room while I was at work. books. Signed 5 x 7 photograph Even my dog was excluded….But of Rowling seated in a half length I never had Carlyle's nervy pose. Signed ('Kids first! J K necessity for silence….Neither do Rowling') in bold blue ink to a I think that I could have talked so light area at the base of the fast as I could type: fifty words a image. One very slight, minor minute would be rather a strain surface crease to the image, on the vocal organs. And an otherwise VG author must work fast if his work Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 is going to be any good: slow writing makes heavy reading. James Joyce told a man once that he had made “good Lot: 512 progress― one afternoon: he had ROWLING J. K.: (1965- ) British written one sentence! After that, it Author of the Harry Potter books. hardly needs a glance at his work Book signed, a paperback edition to see that it is worthless'. In a of Harry Potter and the postscript he adds 'You will note Philosopher's Stone, published that I have deleted all sex by Bloomsbury, London, 2000 allusions. Probably you will agree (?). Signed by Rowling in bold with me that there is too much black ink with her name alone to sex talk at the present day. Frank the half title page. Some very Richards, at least, would rather light, extremely minor age wear, subtract from it than add to it.' A VG letter of good content, not least Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 for its references to George Orwell and James Joyce. A couple of light, minor stains and Lot: 513 slight traces of former mounting EUCKEN RUDOLF: (1846-1926) to the left edge of the second German Philosopher, Nobel Prize page, otherwise VG winner for Literature, 1908. Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 A.L.S., R. Eucken, on two sides of his personal printed correspondence card, Jena, 27th Lot: 510 February 1907, to Mrs. M. von CROMPTON RICHMAL: (1890- Leydewitz, in German. Eucken 1969) English Writer, thanks his correspondent for her remembered for the Just William kind invitation to a performance series of books. Brief A.L.S., by Miss. Friedlander and adds Richmal Crompton, one page, that he had intended to accept 8vo, Bromley Common, Kent, 6th the invitation, although remarking October 1935, to G. H. Wright. 'but it happens that I have two Crompton states, in full, 'Many books going to press thanks for your letter. I am a simultaneously, with a printer's female' and in a postscript proof to correct, and much other remarks 'So glad you like the scientific work to do, so that it is William stories'. Accompanied by impossible for me to make myself the original envelope hand available today.' In concluding he addressed by Crompton. Two file asks for his apologies to be made holes to the left edge, one just to Miss. Friedlander. affecting one letter of text but not Accompanied by the original the signature, and some light age envelope hand addressed by wear. Together with a Eucken. About EX. miscellaneous selection of signed Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 cards, pieces and album pages, most vintage, by various other writers and novelists including W. Somerset Maugham, J. B. Priestley, J. M. Barrie, Thomas Carlyle, , Rex Stout etc. Generally G to VG, 10 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

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Lot: 514 Lot: 516 SHAW GEORGE BERNARD: WORDSWORTH WILLIAM: (1856-1950) Irish Playwright, (1770-1850) English Poet Nobel Prize winner for Literature, Laureate 1843-50. A.N.S., 1925. Brief A.N.S., G. Bernard William Wordsworth, at the Shaw, to the verso of a postcard conclusion of a sonnet, two photograph of the playwright in a pages, slim oblong 4to, Rydal three quarter length pose, Ayot Mount, 25th September 1849. St. Lawrence, , 6th The manuscript sonnet, in the October 1920, to Miss. Amy hand of George Huntly Gordon, Murray. Shaw states, in full, 'It and signed by him at the seems to me a very natural conclusion, is headed A Sonnet - mistake'. Hand addressed by Composed on the Terrace of Shaw. Some light overall foxing Richmond Castle, , with and two small areas of paper loss an explanatory note, 'It is to two corners, not affecting the remarkable that though the text or signature. G surrounding walls and towers of Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Richmond Castle have long been crumbling to dust, the Keep or Donjon, which is said to have Lot: 515 been erected about the same BARNES WILLIAM: (1801-1886) period, still remains in a state of English Writer & Poet, particularly high preservation. It is Norman in the Dorset dialect. Friend of structure....', and begins Thomas Hardy and Alfred 'Richmond! their rage a thousand Tennyson. A.L.S., W. Barnes, years have spent/ On thee; and four pages, 8vo, Came Rectory, wasted thy wide circling wall/ Thy 23rd January 1880, to Captain once bold Barbican, and princely Damer. Barnes thanks his Hall;/ But stormy blast nor hostile correspondent for their letter and arm hath rent/ Thy stately Keep; - remarks that he is 'sorry that you there long battlement'. were pained at the omission of Wordsworth's note appears at your name as a subscriber to the foot of the second page, parish work but I hope that God following the conclusion of the willing another year's almanack sonnet, and reads, in full, may give the names of the 'Thanks to Mr. Gordon for his subscribers to the school and the sonnets which have great merit'. names of those under whose Wordsworth has further added a tickets Came patients may be holograph correction to the text, sent to the hospital although altering Gordon's words 'To subscription as such to the never' to 'Never to'. Some light Hospital do not belong to my overall age toning and some account' and continues 'You wear and minor paper loss at the kindly give 20£ a year to the folds, professionally repaired and school which however is known strengthened with Japanese here as is known what hospital tissue. G tickets are given on your Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 subscription'. In concluding Barnes refers to Damer's daughter whom he saw at a Lot: 517 School tea on Wednesday and THOMAS DYLAN: (1914-1953) whom has 'scated on Came Welsh Poet. Rare D.S., with his pond'. Scarce. VG Barnes served full signature, Dylan Marlais as rector of St Peter's Church at Thomas, three pages, 8vo, n.p. Winterborne Came in Dorset (Swansea?), n.d. (c.1936). The from 1862-86. He is buried in the partially printed document, churchyard there beneath a almost entirely completed by Celtic cross. Thomas, is a questionnaire Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 issued by the publishers J. M. Dent & Sons Ltd. for use in publicising Twenty-Five Poems (1936). Thomas provides details of his address in Uplands, Swansea, place and date of birth, and lists his only previously published work '"18 Poems", Parton Press, 1934'. Thomas

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advises that the new work may Lot: 519 arouse special interest in 'South LEE LAURIE: (1914 -1997) , especially Swansea and English Poet & Novelist. Book Carmarthen' and in answering a signed and inscribed, a hardback question about biographical edition of As I Walked Out One information writes 'Live outside Midsummer Morning, First edition London as much as possible, like published by Andre Deutsch Ltd., living in Wales most. Am London, 1969. Signed by Lee in interested in short-story writing; bold blue ink to the title page. at the moment am writing a Accompanied by the dust jacket. reversed Pilgrim's Progress, the Together with a second book journey of Anti-Christian from signed and inscribed, a hardback Zion to Destruction. I try to lead edition of I Can't Stay Long, First conventional lives'. In further edition published by Andre responding to a request for Deutsch Ltd., London, 1975. further information Thomas Signed by Lee in bold blue ink to states 'Have contributed a great the title page and dated Covent number of poems & stories to Garden, 1987 in his hand. periodicals including the Accompanied by the dust jacket. Criterion, New Verse, New VG, 2 Stories, the Listener, the New Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 English Weekly, Adelphi, Life & Letters To-Day. Have reviewed crime books for a London daily for quite a long time' and, finally, Lot: 520 the poet remarks 'Need my age STERLING GEORGE: (1869- be used as an excuse for the 1926) American Poet & book? Wouldn't just "a young Playwright. Typed Poem Signed, man" do?'. An excellent signed George Sterling, one page, 8vo, document relating to the poet's n.p., 1st May 1898. Sterling has second published poetry signed a typewritten copy of his collection. Some neat splitting at poem entitled In the Beginning, the central vertical fold and some which begins 'In panoply the minor staple holes to the upper nations wait/ Colossal, throned edges and other light, on many lands;/ Strong to fulfill insignificant small stains, not with mailed hands/ The endless affecting the signature. About VG purposes of Fate./ To thee, Estimate: £2,000.00 - £3,000.00 America, the word/ From deeps beyond the spirit's ken,/ In accents all unknown to men;/ Who, hearing, know not they Lot: 518 have heard.' Signed and dated HUGHES TED: (1930-1998) by Sterling to the border. Lightly English Poet and Children's laid down at the upper edge to an writer, Poet Laureate 1984-98. 8vo page removed from an Book signed, being a complete album, with a partially adjoining set of Collected Animal Poems, page bearing a similar (although Volume I The Iron Wolf, Volume unsigned) typed copy of II What is the Truth?, Volume III Sterling's poem The Spaniards in A March Calf and Volume IV The Cuba. Scarce. Some light age Thought-Fox, First Editions wear and creasing, about VG published by Faber & Faber Ltd., Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 London, 1995. With illustrations by Chris Riddell (Vol.I) and Lisa Flather (Vols. II - IV). The first volume is signed by Hughes with Lot: 521 his name alone in black ink to the SCOTT WALTER: (1771-1832) half title page. All volumes are Scottish Novelist. Final page of accompanied by their dust an A.L.S., Walter Scott, one jackets and contained in the page, 4to, Ashestiel, 15th August original slipcase. VG, 4 1809, to Lady Douglas. The Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 concluding page of Scott's letter begins '& who from that single circumstance he contends must have been the ancestor of William de Duglas who flourished about 1170. Unfortunately for this learned gentleman's hypothesis it happens that the lands

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possessed by this Theobald to hand, rather than using never made any part of the stationery printed with his Barony of Duglas & consequently address. Indeed, there are two there is not the most slight lines of text in his hand at the foundation for saying he had head of the page, beginning anything to do with the family. I Preface, and struck through in beg leave to congratulate your blue ink by Dickens. With the Ladyship & Lord Douglas on this address panel to the verso in his discovery'. Scott further adds that hand, marked Free, and signed he will write to Lady Louisa very ('Charles Dickens') in the lower soon and remarks 'I hope Miss left corner. Neatly inlaid to the Douglas does not suffer her verso and with the remnants of a pencil to contract dust. Were I small red wax seal. Some light clergyman at Bothwell I would age wear, mainly at the preach on the text of the....talent intersections of the folds and with till she exerted herself out of uniform dust staining to the mere shame' and in a postscript address panel. About VG writes 'It is with great Estimate: £600.00 - £900.00 astonishment & some disbelief of my eyes that I saw Woodhall in the papers for sale. How is Lady Lot: 524 Charlotte when your Ladyship DICKENS CHARLES: (1812- heard from her?'. With address 1870) English Novelist. panel to the verso bearing a good Autograph Envelope signed, red wax seal (small area of paper addressed in his hand to Leigh loss to the left edge, where Hunt at Edwards Square, originally broken, not affecting Kensington. Signed ('Charles the text or signature). VG Dickens') to the lower left corner. Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 The envelope bears a Penny Black postage stamp and several partial and illegible post marks to Lot: 522 the recto. With a red wax seal to DICKENS CHARLES: (1812- the verso and two further post 1870) English Novelist. marks, one clearly dated July Autograph envelope signed, 1842 (therefore presenting the Charles Dickens, addressed in possibility that the Penny Black the novelist's hand to Dr. stamp, with an indistinct red Southwood Smith at 38 Finsbury cancellation, has been added to Square. Signed in blue ink, with a the envelope at a later date. good example of his signature, in Penny Red postage stamps, the lower left corner. Bearing a cancelled in black ink, had been red postal cancellation dated 1st in use since February 1841). May [1844]. Neatly inlaid and Some light age wear, otherwise with a red wax seal to the verso. VG Leigh Hunt (1784-1859) Some light age wear, about VG English Critic, Essayist, Poet & Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Writer. Hunt is believed to have been the inspiration behind the character Harold Skimpole in Lot: 523 Dickens's Bleak House (1852-53). DICKENS CHARLES: (1812- Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 1870) English Novelist. A.L.S., with his initials CD, one page, small 4to (originally folded and Lot: 525 with an address panel to the TWAIN MARK: (1835-1910) verso), Osnaburgh Terrace, n.d. American Writer. Fountain pen ('Tuesday morning', pre-July ink signature ('S L Clemens') to 1844), to Dr. Southwood Smith. the verso of a slim 8vo printed Dickens writes, in full, 'Here is table place card bearing the the speech (no longer present) name of Gertrude Barrett. Also Word for word, and letter by signed to the verso, in ink and letter. I wish I could be the Patron pencil, by thirteen other of your scheme in better individuals, evidently also guests essentials than in name. Use that at the same dinner, including as you will'. Unusually for the Gertrude Barrett and several novelist, Dickens would appear to members of her family etc. have hastily written his letter on Together with G. K. Chesterton the first available piece of paper (1874-1936) English Writer. Dark

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fountain pen ink signature ('G. K. Grant Allen (1848-1899) Chesterton') on a small piece, Canadian Science Writer and neatly laid down. G to VG, 2 Novelist, a successful upholder of Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 the theory of evolution. Doyle was a friend, doctor and neighbour to Allen who died at Lot: 526 Hindhead, Haslemere on 25th HAGGARD H. RIDER: (1856- October 1899. 1925) English Writer of Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Adventure Novels. A.L.S., H. Rider Haggard, two pages, 8vo, Ditchingham House, Norfolk, Lot: 528 27th January 1905, to [Bernard] GLYN ELINOR: (1864-1943) Holland. Haggard announces 'I British Novelist who coined the am glad to hear that Lord Grey is use of the phrase It as a satisfied with my appointment' euphemism for sex appeal. A and refers to a cable of fascinating autograph MS, Elinor congratulations he has received Glyn, nineteen pages, 4to, n.p. from Commissioner Booth- (Paris?), 3rd - 5th September Tucker in , adding 'I 1914 (most likely incorrectly think myself fortunate to be thus dated August at the conclusion). acceptable to those chiefly The autograph manuscript concerned'. In concluding recounts in great detail a visit to Haggard states that he will be Glyn by the British socialite Daisy meeting Booth-Tucker shortly 'so Greville, Countess of Warwick. I hope to go into matters Glyn commences 'I am writing thoroughly with him'. VG Albert this down because after my Grey, 4th Earl Grey (1851-1917) conversation with Dr. Atkins I British Politician, Governor wish to make this statement while General of 1904-11. my memory is fresh. For twenty Frederick Booth-Tucker (1853- one years I have been friendly 1929) Indian-born Civil Servant, a with Lady Warwick & in her great senior Salvation Army officer and days she loaded me with son in law of General William kindness & I never forget Booth. Haggard was involved in kindness. I have stuck to her reforming agriculture and was a through thick & thin, because it is member of many commissions my nature to stick to my friends, on land use and related affairs; it & there is a wonderful charm is presumably his appointment to about her which draws me, in one of these commissions that spite of my great disapproval of the present letter relates to. His her moral point of view & her public work took him on several socialism….. ' and continues trips to the Colonies and 'sometime in May of this Dominions. year….after I got back to Paris at Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 the end of the month….I got a letter from her, saying she was coming to Paris & could I tell her Lot: 527 of some quiet little hotel in my DOYLE ARTHUR : (1859- neighbourhood where she could 1930) Scottish Author, creator of stay as “Mrs. Greville― as she Sherlock Holmes. A.L.S., A was so dreadfully hard up they Conan Doyle, one page, 8vo, always charged her so much Hindhead, Haslemere, n.d. when she went in her own (c.1897/98), to a gentleman. name….. she told me she had a Doyle writes, in full, 'I am very scheme to design gardens for sorry that I cannot do it for I am a people, & wanted to see my sincere admirer of much of Le sister to ask her advice…..I knew Gallienne's work. I should think of no hotel to advise her - & that Grant Allen is the man.' With remembering her many many blank integral leaf. Some very kindnesses to me, I felt I would light, extremely minor age wear, like to return her hospitality of the VG Doyle refers to Richard Le past & ask her to stay….she Gallienne (1866-1947) English wired or wrote she would be Author and Poet who wrote an delighted…..I went myself to meet essay on Grant Allen in his work her at the station in my car & Attitude and Avowals with some brought her to my house. She Retrospective Reviews (1910) was sweet & loving & we talked

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of the passage, & of how glad wondered what on earth he had she was that I lived in France, & I returned for & to our said yes, that I loved it & on surprise….the man….said….that account of my sorrows about as he found there were no taxis Clayton I had found it much outside & he was too late to get better to try & make a home for back to Paris for lunch so he had my children out of England where been obliged to come & ask for we would not meet, as I was some!!....I felt a thrill of dislike & heartbroken with all my troubles revulsion to the man's extremely about him…..as I took her to her evil face….the brute began at room she said that she had some once to say vile things of England most deeply interesting business & the English, how he wanted to to do in Paris which she would see England beaten & ruined….it tell me all about next day…..she all got me in such a rage that I said she was hard up and indeed could hardly behave….when he very poor….I had that night a very had gone Lady W. apologised strange dream. I dream very jokingly for having brought such rarely, and when I do it is an unruly guest….then I spoke to generally very vividly, dreams her seriously, & said that she which leave impressions, this knew I had a peculiar faculty for dream was that an angel or some seeing characters & having bright presence came and premonitions about people, & I warned me that something warned her from the depths of dangerous & sinister was in the my heart to beware of this man, house, and that I must pray to & have no dealings with God to protect me & mine. I woke him….she laughed & said he was at dawn with a horrible sensation a….most wonderful man…..Next of dread….I went in to see my day it was arranged that I drove guest, and she was most loving & her into Paris in my motor & left I think it was then [she] told me her at the house of this vile man - her “business friend― was a Mr a flat in a little street turning out Frank Harris, who was the of the Avenue du Bois….as I was greatest exponent of putting on my hat Lady W. Shakespeare who had ever knocked at my door in her lived, a brilliantly - clever man, a dressing gown. She had in her great writer & great poet - & he hand a large envelope….it had an was coming to help her with a elastic band round it; but it was long series of articles or not fastened up, it looked as something of that kind, about though it was full of papers or Shakespeare, & that letters….then she said Warwickshire county which she carelessly….darling have you a knew so well…..the name “Frank safe somewhere where I could Harris― conveyed nothing to put these letters just until I go….I me….& I think I said so to her, & said I had only my jewel safe in she replied that….this man had the wall, if she liked she could put been an editor & had been very them there. Something seemed unjustly treated in England, & to warn me to ask no questions had been in prison! Like an but my first thought was they electric shock my bristles went were the letters of her new lover up, & I became suspicious that it & she was afraid to leave them might after all be some about because her maid was a socialist….I then left her….as we new one. She handed me the came down to lunch….the butler package, & I noticed it was not said her ladyship's visitor had sealed, so I asked her would not arrived at eleven….had not yet she seal it up first. She laughed & gone but would we go in to lunch said of course not, it would be without her - we did - & presently perfectly safe in my safe…..I put she came in to the dining room the envelope in & locked the saying he had gone - her cheeks jewel safe. Then when it was were very flushed, & her eyes locked she said…..that she had to were very bright, and her manner have them kept safely because was rather affectionately they were of great value to her - nervous. From my place I saw go & that they were indeed so out of the gate a squarish man important that the police if they not very tall….presently we heard knew they were in my house the gate ring & the same man would attack it!!....I thought she came back, & she said she was joking, indeed I did think it

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was a rather dramatic & said she thought he must be mad bombastic thing to say….she - that what had occurred was that went on to say that as she was all the time he kept saying “Oh I so dreadfully hard up she hoped cannot talk here - I have much to to make money out of them!!! As say to you but I cannot talk here, they were far more interesting you must stay at the embassy―, than the Parnell letters - I made that he had seemed some remark about thinking it constrained….she appeared to wrong ever to expose a man's grow incensed at his rudeness as love letters after he was we talked & we tried to imagine dead…..they might be the love what caused it, she said she letters of the late King and if the would write & demand an horrible Harris was an editor of explanation of him the moment some vile socialist paper….he she got to England….she had to might publish them, & it seemed dress then quickly & go out to to me so frightful that a lady dinner I believe with Mr Harris…..I should take money for the love was in my boudoir when she letters of a dead man…..I had a returned at night & she came up hateful feeling of uncertainty as to say good night to me. Her to what I ought to have done….I eyes had a stony stare in them, & know her so well that I know that her manner was preoccupied. no representations of mine as to We talked but I could see she the dishonor of such conduct was not attending to a word I said would stop her if she intended to - as she kissed me to say good do it - she is utterly night as she was going very early unscrupulous….she talked about in the morning I remembered the her new love affairs & asked me packet of papers & said “Oh! why I did not have a French You must not forget your lover. I said because I would not papers― she said “Oh! Yes― & for the world have anything which we went into my bedroom & I got could be detrimental to my them out for her no-one had children who were my sun, moon opened the safe meanwhile….I & stars. Then we talked of had the same hateful sensation beliefs, & I told her mine were of something sinister & bad & that good [is] always triumphant was thankful when she took them & that for every action we commit from me….when she had gone I we draw its punishment or sat & thought & two things struck reward that the reflex of our own me - when she had arrived she actions make our heaven or had kept protesting she would hell…..next day, Friday….she “tell me all about it asked…my butler to telephone to tomorrow―….then after she had the Embassy to be sure if the seen the horrible man she had Ambassador was coming….the not said this sentence or referred answer was that his excellency to “telling me― anything….the was certainly coming at five other thing was - if the papers o'clock…..I hoped he would not were so valuable why had she come until she got back & I not sealed them? Did she really feared as usual she would be know (which was true) that I was late. At five punctually he came I to be trusted - or did she leave went into the drawing room to them unsealed on purpose?..... In greet him & to explain she had the morning she went early not yet returned….presently to my saying all sorts of affectionate relief I saw Lady W. through the things…..& a great wave of relief glass door come in….the swept over….me…..weeks went Ambassador followed me….and by & but for her most loving said how do you do most letter…..I heard no more of cordially with Lady W. & I said her…..from then to now….I that I would leave them….as they always feel affection for her she would have much to talk of….' is so sweet, & when people do Glyn then recounts the unusual not cross her path or interfere behaviour of the Ambassador's with her game, she is the soul of secretary, resulting in the kindness. She did not tell me the Ambassador becoming awkward, name of her new lover only that and further writes 'I told her I he was young, & she was having thought such rudeness in my own him for love & to serve her in her house was outrageous on the business. Her moral views are so part of the Ambassador and she extraordinary I have never

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attempted to cope with calamity - not only a King- them…..now I come to the Edward-love-letter calamity. He present of this story. I have been then said that if he was killed in ill - & my doctor - John Atkins the war he had made a came to see me yesterday. He is deposition of all facts which was also Lord W's doctor & knows the now in the possession of one of family…..& has always been the greatest judges….& that to devoted to Lady W - I chanced to protect me he would depose how ask him if he had heard anything I had nothing to do with her, but of her lately….he said he had that her conduct, & what she had happened to hear from Lord said about the papers had Warwick's nurse…..that she was seemed so suspicious to me that busy making hospital things…..I I had consulted him about it. This said I was glad because I feared he said would prove how she had when she had stayed with me in abused my hospitality…Dr A then Paris she was still very said “if it comes to the last socialistic. Dr A….looked up extremity can you arrange that I quickly & said - “she stayed with see Lord Curzon without fail?― - you did she?― - something in his I said I would try. Dr A said he face roused me I don't know why, disliked anything dramatic & & that same unaccountable would only request this if it sensation of dread of sinister seemed quite necessary….he things came over me….& then went away & I determined to something prompted me to say to write all this down with the him that I would like to tell him greatest exactness so that if ever about her visit….& I told him as it should be necessary I could rapidly as I could….he looked up have it a written account while & he was quite pale, & he said my memory is fresh.' A highly most gravely….that there were interesting manuscript with very dark depths & that he excellent associations. Each of warned me that if I valued my life the pages are neatly adjoined in never to be mixed up with her….I the upper left corner. VG Frances was perfectly aghast….I told him Evelyn 'Daisy' Greville (1861- all this & he asked me if I knew 1938) Countess of Warwick. what the papers were. I said of British Socialite and mistress of course not & I described the Edward, Prince of Wales (later scene & told him what she had King Edward VII). Following the said - & he said it was true they death of King Edward VII in 1910, were of great value £500,000 the Countess found herself with quite & that she would get it too! - large debts, and tried to he remarked people did not get blackmail his son, the new King that amount for nothing! I said George V. She threatened to how awful - & I was glad I did not make public a series of love know what they were & I had a letters written by Edward VII that feeling they were the love letters she claimed proved his adultery. of the late King. He did not say These are undoubtedly the letters anything in actual words but to which Glyn refers to in the somehow gave me the present manuscript. It was the impression that they were a great cunning expertise of Lord deal more important & sinister Stamfordham that managed to than that…..I said my instincts stop their publication by arguing had guided me at the time that it that the copyright belonged to the was something wicked she was King. After the High Court doing & that I never intended to restrained her from publishing the have her in my home again….he letters in Britian, she threatened said as though he was thinking to sell them to American media. deeply - “she is not likely to British industrialist and politician strike while the war is on - there Arthur Du Cros offered to pay is just one man who might £64,000 worth of Greville's debts perhaps be of service― I said in return for the love letters. who - & he said, Lord Curzon. I Copies of the love letters were suppose because of his being a later released to the public by great statesman & knowing all Greville's daughter, and rather about the foreign office - because than being the passionate love for some reason he - Dr A - gave letters claimed by Greville, they me the impression that the were found to be a mix of gossip papers would make a national and affectionate banter. Sir John

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Atkins (1875-1963) British Doctor , Daisy Greville, who served as a General Countess of Warwick etc. Glyn Practitioner in West Kensington makes the observation ‘What from 1904-14 and later served on strikes one most is how badly all the staff of Sir John French, the women walk and hold Commander-in-Chief. George themselves. Lady Warwick the Curzon (1859-1925) 1st Duchess…. & one or two more, Marquess Curzon of Kedleston. are the only women who have a British Statesman. Viceroy of notion of what good walking & a India 1899-1905 and Secretary of fine carriage means, the others State for Foreign Affairs 1919-24. all seen to think to stick their Elinor Glyn conducted a long stomachs out…. It would have term affair with Curzon before his made our grandmothers blue with marriage in 1917. disgust to see them, the higher Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 one goes in Society – the more the entire absence of deportment (among young women, this does Lot: 529 not apply over 40) you see. Lots GLYN ELINOR: (1864-1943) of old ladies still walk beautifully. British Novelist who coined the English women have no notion of use of the phrase It as a shape, lots of them have pretty euphemism for sex appeal. A faces & good skins but having no fascinating manuscript journal taste & no figures & clothes kept by Glyn, the leather bound without one scrap of individuality, small 4to journal comprising 90 they pass by unnoticed, just pages of manuscript text by the frumps….’ also commenting on novelist, with some original ladies hairstyles, ‘A “bun― - illustrations in her hand, signed to bits of hair fluffed with the comb, the front free endpaper 'Begun rolled up into sausages & then April 1896 at Sheering Hall, the lot bundled into a net!!... In Harlow by Elinor Glyn'. The first Paris the highest art of entry is dated 27th April 1896 hairdressing is to make the hair and continues through until shine & wave, to look absolutely January 1898 and, writing from natural, then to twist it into the various places including London, simplest knot high on the head… Paris and San Remo, Glyn each person seems to have a provides a fascinating account of sense of the fitness of things & to her life over the two years, wear a hat accordingly which beginning 'This is not going to be suits them. Here, good lord a diary because I am too old now deliver us from the sights one for anything so schoolgirlish…It is sees! … ‘ before continuing just going to be a book in which I ‘Well to get back to Stafford can write down whatever comes House! … Everything was very into my head....It is my wedding well done… The Prince of Wales day. Four years ago. What fun I came late & sat at the large table though it! & I have been as happy between Angela & the Duchess, as it possible to be ever since… but afterwards he retired to the The reception was at Stafford hall with Lady Warwick & they house, which I wanted so much seemed to be talking earnestly to see, it is quite a splendid place …. Last year the silly woman – the largest private house I have the Princess I mean, flew up to ever been in…. Everyone smart Scotland to the Queen where she in London was there, but the heard Lady W was going & would Duchess of Sutherland looked not hold the Drawing room, so best of all, so sweet & young & the sweet lady got cross & said well set up she was far prettier she had influenza & would not go than Lady Warwick who generally at all….. Lucy had such a lovely outshines everyone…' and dress, just that exquisite continuing to express her “Look―…. Little Vi Rosslyn…. & innermost thoughts and myself all had “Lucile― clothes observations on a wide range of too & really dear book to you subjects including fashion, whom I can tell the truth, we relationships with her husband, looked far & away the best sister Lucy (Lady Duff-Gordon), there…. I like to see a woman’s and with numerous references to shape which suggests at once various literary and society that were she undressed, she figures including Lillie Langtry, would be in perfect proportions,

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round small waisted fattish hips & when she wanted to drive Mr a lovely bust… one that attracts & Forbes mad any night they are give a sensuous pleasure to the feeling dull!! She ordered it at the eye… It is absolutely no good a Mason Lucile at once!’ and woman looking like a flat boy, if again referring to Daisy Greville she means to enjoy life!!.... ‘ and other society figures, ‘I was and recounting an anecdote right about Lady W & the about actress Lillie Langtry, Drawing Room. She is going on ‘Mrs Hawkesford once told a the 7th & it says in the papers so witty story about herself & Mrs innocently that the Princess has Pipon & Mrs Langtry, then in the suddenly been called to La zenith of her fame, & just Tourbie to see her sister – the beginning to be talked about with Empress & will be out of England the Prince…. They met outside a til about the 13th!!!..... We tobacconist’s shop where the practised our curtseys it is side window was a mirror…. In frightfully fatiguing & no time is Jersey… “Perfectly shocking given one to do them even conduct― said Mrs H. “Most gracefully the whole thing seems immoral creature―- said Mrs to be a fearful rush & scurry…. Pipon- “I can’t think how Angela & Mr Forbes were there people can behave so― “They― she looked lovely but cross. She said Mrs Hawkesford telling the has not got the “Sant let― yet if story “I chanced to catch sight of it delays much longer it will our two faces in the glass & I felt certainly be worn for someone we were hardly the people to else but the husband!... I went to judge of her temptations!!.... ‘. the Dorwas….. Gerald Paget Glyn also warns ‘when I am came in. He is nice, there are dead someone will read this great possibilities about him & up besides myself & I don’t mind to now he has not made love to then, but now if anyone reads it I me which is a great charm, but curse them & may some evil has treated me as though I were happen to them & when I wish a nice to talk to & not just a female thing it generally comes true, so creature with hair and skin that beware’ and writes of her good pleases the eye. Col Lockwood advice given to a bride, ‘….a was so true & funny about the week before hand I told her to modern young Englishman & start at once by not disillusioning their manner of making love…. It him, never to sleep in the same is all over in five minutes…. not a room with him, never to let him caress, not a tender word….. see her with her hair… as one nothing to make a woman lose must be when one wakes first but her head…. only a disgusting to reserve domestic hurrying brutality!! & there are arrangements for the privacy of women who don’t mind. I call it one’s apartment & live with him too horribly low and degrading in a charming exquisite way like a the whole thing….’ as well as cocotte… How can a man remain her husband, ‘Clayton is always in love with a woman that he has teasing me & saying all my every day as a matter of duty or a admirers are “such antiques― slice of cold beef! There are but I prefer them elderly as they many cases where the man then at least know how to behave being a very good sort, but not & have to talk & make over refined they get to a stage themselves agreeable & are not after the disillusion… it is just a eternally thinking of how they hum drum arrangement & the shall arrive at kissing me…’ woman end up by either turning Glyn also comments on a Royal into a cow “for breeding appointment, ‘I did not leave for purposes only― or gets a lover the Palace till nearly 3 o’clock & who fills up the want in her life. so arrived without any tiresome But….. she does not reflect that it waiting in the mall. First I was was her own fault by making ushered into a splendid hall full of herself too common in the “Beefeaters―…. That odorous beginning. To keep a mans Mrs Crawshay who was in Rome affection never make yourself too was there…. the only man there cheap. I told Angela to have a was Lord Willoughby de Brooke pink chiffon “Sant let― which in uniform & the two Verney girls she might put on with nothing but were with him, they were so nice her own young white self under it to me & stayed with me all the

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time…. We would not rush & Hatchards in Piccadilly… I went push so were nearly the last to very frightened to go alone but get through the barrier into the was so interested. He is a plain great ballroom, if I was the small man, with rather a weird Queen I should hold the Drawing appearance but so clever & room in that fine room where interesting,…. He took me up into everyone could be seen not in his private room & showed me all the pokey place she does. There sorts of rare editions his mind is were numbers of hideous women most cultivated….Mr Humphry is there… The big ball room was full a genius, he has lent me a lot of of chairs some beautiful gold books, among them the epigrams Empire ones but lots of shabby of Oscar Wilde. They are clever, white painted ones like bedroom & one tries not to be prejudiced chairs too… then we got through by the horror of the author as a the second barrier into a fine man, but in spite of trying, I room, hung with yellow satin with cannot really enjoy them on that some beautiful Gainsborough account & some of them are too portraits on the wall,… then we ridiculous… Clayton has just went … into a big room hung with returned from…. London, where blue satin & portraits of the at Lords he saw all his family Queen & her beloved Albert…. they are all good kind nice people someone at the door took my but two, his sister Milly & his card… the Lord Chamberlain cousin Rachel who are a couple roared my name into the of as nasty old maid vipers as Princesses of Wales ear “Mrs exist, the cousin is to be Clayton Glyn― to be presented… married… in September. What I began to curtsy… the I saw the pleasure can there be in marrying Princes’s face & after that a withered soured woman of 5 & began to back..... Then I 30 when there are so many descended corridors & at last got young & pretty ones about!..’ back to the staircase & so to the and again recounting stories of cloak room. They call the the social circles that she moves carriage very cleverly one in, ‘Lady Eleanor Harbord, poor footman hears the name from a thing she has dearly paid for her policeman through a neumatic folly in life…. Lady Warwick told tube, long before the carriage me awful stories that her family comes up, it is repeated all over said about her, that she had not the place by 2 other footmen & only run away with Walter so each person is in readiness & Harbord (who was afterwards it makes no block… The Duchess caught cheating as cards & of Marlborough was too splendid dismissed from society) but that with jewels, but such a hideous she poisoned her husband Mr dress a tight basque body, Eaton first! It was all so long ago coming below the waist on the everyone has forgotten, she is so hips (than which there is nothing pretty & nice but has plainly more unbecoming)…The tea…. lost….& mixed for years with a riff bored me… Sir William Pearce raff society which has left its was announced. How amusing to mark…. I won at the races, Tom see him again! The first time & Sir George Chetwynd were since my wedding! He is uglier there & gave me tips…. Sir than ever & stouter. I felt like a George & Tom both told me that cat playing with a mouse!... I after the first days racing the 11 suppose I am a dreadful tease! women of their party did nothing Thank goodness however that I but discuss me, my clothes my married my darling old pet & not “French look― & my hair which him. I am sure he would make a they were all sure was dyed! So perfectly sickening husband in Tom and Sir G offered to bet spite of the enormous £.s.d & I them 2000 to 2 that is was not; I should think being kissed by him to cut off a piece of hair before would make one feel perfectly ill witnesses & they to have it but to tease him is extremely analysed, but when they heard amusing!’, and further writing of the odds they cried off!- Fancy other daily activities and family them bothering their heads about members, ‘I have had a most such a thing, women are odious amusing day! Gracie gave me all creatures they never can allow sorts of instructions to go & see anything good in anyone else & Mr Humphry who is the owner of they have always envied my poor

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red locks…In September also we friendship is perfect as it is. Dear had the Maharajah of Cooch book, I am not the empty headed Behar to stay with us…. The flirt that up to this my chronicle Maharajah is a dear… & the… seems to show I am. People do Indian Prince that comes over not not understand me…’ The on account of his possessions novelist again writes of London but because he is the only one society, ‘In the evening we who is an English Gentleman in dined at the Savoy, the most every way, except for his skin. He amusing place in London, was perfectly sweet here & did everyone smart in town was not bring a lot of black servants there… the gaiety & fun of the as we feared he would…’ Glyn Savoy! The beautiful room, the also reveals some opinions of perfect dinner, the lovely music & herself, “The Cat― picture is everyone in their best clothes…. really a better likeness!... To dine at the Savoy is the smart Blanche painted it first before the thing to do on Sunday night & it is portrait because I am so like a so expensive that that adds to its cat, I know it, I feel it, I have all charm!...There was an old the instincts of one, I like to move veteran there (aged 80. I have sinuously, to purr when I love, to looked in the Army list!) The caress & be caressed softly, to lie gamest old man I have ever in , to have the soft come across, he began to make cushions of life, to touch against love to me on the second day! He soft things, too - scratch when I is called Sir Charles Shute. I was hate - & yes perhaps even to in fits of laughter at dinner, if only tease mice now & then! – it is an the rest of the prim party could extraordinary thing, I hate seeing have heard the things this old cruel sport or anything hurt or reprobate was saying to me!... killed but ratting gives me Oh, the extraordinary vanity of pleasure…[My] Eyes fascinated men! Even at 80 they think any everyone in the room & made woman is only waiting for them to then freeze & creep & then he throw the handkerchief!’ and said I was like Sarah Bernhardt that of Monaco, ‘The divine (that I have been told so often beauty of Monte Carlo must be that it tires me)…I have been seen to be believed, there is reading over this book & really it nothing that nature & art can do gives me the impression that I that is wanting in it. The loveliest have been trying to pose as a spot I have ever seen on earth, saint Dear book! I must correct …. we had hideous bad luck this, I am not a saint! & although I gambling, but perfect dinners & loathe the brute look about a man everything else… Oh, the gaiety when I am alone in the room with of Monte! It is a place where one him it sometimes amuses me loses all sense of the value of very much to make him feel like money one flings a Louis for a that when other people are there bunch of violets or 100 francs for or at dinner or sometimes when a small dish of strawberries with he can’t possibly say or do not a thought, it is won or lost the anything tiresome – there is next minute!...Oh , how I love the meanness for you! After all one French – Paris & the dear witty may as well confess the truth, in–sincere French People, so power over anyone is a delicious light, so agreeable, with no feeling…. A great zest and stodgy ground floor in everything amusement is playing the game they say, like the English, no silly alluring, mystifying, tantalising sentiment like the Italians & no never the same…I have one beastly vulgarity – like the friend that up to now has been a Germans, Vive le belle France! – joy. We never meet – he is in the are also charming, Austrian Embassy in Rome, but perhaps for real friends nicer he writes such interesting letters, than Frenchmen, because in he is so well read, we read the these democratic days, they are same books & he has beautiful almost the only pure aristocrats refined thoughts we are “ships left in the world & in all things that have passed in the night―. blood will tell…’ In drawing the He has had some great sorrow, journal to a conclusion, Glyn he has never made love to me & writes ‘A whole year almost I don’t want to see him again in since I wrote last!.... All sorts of case he ever should as our sad things have happened. My

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poor friend Fanny Samuelsson remarkable and revealing was burnt to death, her hair account of two years in the life of caught fire at the hairdressers…. Elinor Glyn, a novelist who was Angela has had a baby called to have a large influence on early Marigold, Lady Warwick is having 20th century popular culture. one in March, about which With a hinged clasp (slightly everyone has something evil to broken and lacking the key) and say but which I firmly believe is some very light, minor age wear Warwicks. She has made up her to the leather covers, otherwise quarrels with the Princess of VG Wales to clever of her, it occurred Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 by an accident. The butler sent her Christmas present to the Princess by mistake instead of Lot: 530 the Prince. The Princess returned [GLYN ELINOR]: (1864-1943) it & so the sweet lady thinking British Novelist who coined the things could not be worse & use of the phrase It as a might be better, wrote to the euphemism for sex appeal. Princess & said the quarrel was LINDSAY THOMAS (1843-1914) heart breaking & that there was British Historian & Educator. An nothing in her friendship with the interesting A.L.S., Thomas M. Prince which could cause the Lindsay, six pages, 4to, Florence, Princess the least annoyance & 9th September 1907, to Lady that as a woman & not a Princess Duff-Gordon. Lindsay informs his asked to be friends with her as correspondent 'I have read she was looking forward to a 'Three Weeks' - read it first fearful trial in having a baby at quickly and then slowly, as I said her time of life (she is 37) The I would. I have seen no reviews Princess telegraphed “All is and what follows is simply my forgotten & forgiven― & wrote a own impressions of the book. charming letter next day & the You may be disappointed: and dear Lady is to go to Mrs Glyn has every right to Sandringham as soon as she is disapprove of well, she is the cleverest woman misapprehension…' and in this age.... Poor Rosslyn has continues to offer his own critique gone on the stage after becoming of the work, 'To me the whole a Bankrupt. What a fearful thing interest of the novel centres in for an Earl to do, but nothing the study of the Lady. She [is] seems to matter now-a-days…. in largely drawn from life, I think the state of affairs, if she had Mrs Glyn said so. Therefore only forgiven him for his just many things, which might have desertion of her for Mrs Langtry, struck me as inartistic - the poses she could have got an influence on the tiger-skin, use of over him & he would never have sensuous aromatic smoke-scent, played the fool as he has done…. couches of roses, have simply to I feel too old & serious to have be accepted as part of the any more flirtations with anyone. oriental, perhaps Calmuck, These sad deaths & quarrels & element in a many sided debacles among my friends woman… She is a married seems to have taken the spirits woman and sets herself to make, out of me….Angela has turned and succeed in making, a out as quiet & respectable as the handsome young Englishman, Duchess after her stormy whose character is largely wedding – but Lady undeveloped but whom she Westmoreland is as bad as any thinks is worthy of herself, first Cocotte….. As for my darling old passionately, then deeply and pet himself, he is more kind & permanently in love with her. This generous & unselfish than ever…. is, of course to me, frankly and the more one knows of him, the simply immoral. But it appears, more one loves & respects him… the revelation of growing in How dear & delightful he is, so clearness as the story unfolds amused at my flirting ways & itself that the woman is the wife admirers – never jealous or of a drunken brute.… and that imagining things. I always tell him she has been condemned legally everything they say when they reasons of mere state policy, to make love & he does laugh so & the worse than 'death' condition says “vain vain Mrs Glyn.― A of such a union. Can it cause

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much wonder then that when she point - at least to my mind. Now sees the chance of solace for her you will forgive what follows will body, tortured and stimulated by you not? I must be honest in my her degrading married life: the opinion. The Greeks would have hope of enjoying even in the made a tragedy of the story. Has briefest space, those affections, not Mrs Glyn made it a which are the birth-right of every melodrama?' further remarking 'I woman, and which surround, fill, do not say the woman's feelings crown and etherealise that love are not naturally depicted. I think which is truly defined on p.89 - a that they are….. It suggests, what love which apart from them is Mrs Glyn could never mean to be merely bestial but which with suggested, the degrading thought them is human not to say divine-; that the heroine, in spite of her where she believes that she may heroics, had simply been seeking be, if only for a few weeks, at for a suitable male to beget a son once bride, and wife and mother in order to avoid political (for all these womanly ideals are complications. So the story is to there united in one passion) - can me more a magnificent torso than it be wondered that she seizes a complete work of art - yes, and it?..... So far the book is simply a a torso, restored, with limbs “passionate novel―, in which which do not belong to it. As for the hypnotic trance of a week is the hero he is not so interesting, thoughtlessly, but perhaps yet save for one grave defect he naturally, to these hypnotised is well drawn. Mrs Glyn has called life - it being no more life brought out how a great passion than being drunk on vulgar gin. educates, almost creates a Then a change comes, subtle human soul…. The authoress almost unconscious, and its finds the self-restraint needed to delicate portrayal is to my mind enable in the absolute the finest thing in the book. It submission of the man to the one goes deep deep into the great command of the woman, recesses of human nature. While whose law for him is as the law of the mere 'hypnotic trance' lasted, god.… But it appears to me that only two existed, conscious only Mrs Glyn makes one grave of each other - the man and the mistake in drawing Paul's woman…. both love, as the novel character, which no male writer so truly defines it- love as distinct of equal power, would have from affection which can exist made. No really manly man between parents & children, would permanently rejoice in the brothers & sisters, friend & friend- fact that a child of his begotten in implies in its depths not a duo - such fashion, would become the man & woman - but a trio - man occupant of a throne. The woman and child. This deep a thought would have stung him as thought, which all merely a disgrace…. for that is the 'passional' writers miss, Mrs Glyn difference between man & has seized…. The future, i.e. the woman. The woman, rejoicing to child the unconscious one of the have reproduced her lover in her trio, insists on many things and child, thinks that nothing, obtains them. His tiny hand however come by, is too good for guides the legislator when he her child: the man would think drafts laws. His inarticulate voice more of himself and his dignity whispers in the ear when men which he would have felt and women think of the moral compromised in the deception… relations of the sexes….. He Can a woman ever understand a overdoes his work sometimes man or a man, a woman? I doubt and 'conventions' are then cruel it…' In concluding Lindsay adds and immoral - the very worst 'There are some minor things being what denies divorce - which have occurred to me…. I immediate divorce - to a woman cannot help feeling that the who has to submit to the Imperatorskoye would not have degradation of intercourse with a said some things had she been a drunken brute of a husband. I did better read woman… She would enjoy the delicate and artistic also have known that Cleopatra working out of the thought of the never loved any man, save trio - man, woman and child - and perhaps Julius Caesar (though its effect on the woman….The even there, love was book here reaches its highest accompanied by a very keen eye

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to her own profit) So far as country to country until he Anthony was concerned she sold decides to make preparations to her body for a kingdom as one of meet his son. her poorer sisters might do for a Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 guinea. She would have done it again if Octavius thought that the purchase worthwhile - which he Lot: 531 did not. History has to be WOOLF VIRGINIA: (1882-1941) traversed to make Cleopatra the English Novelist. T.L.S., Virginia heroine of a real, passionate love Woolf, two pages, 8vo, Tavistock story. But of course this does not Square, London, 20th September detract from the power of the 1927, to Ellery Sedgwick of The book as a whole…. Now I have Atlantic Monthly in Boston, done what I promised; and it Massachusetts. Woolf thanks her seems to me that I have been correspondent for their letter and over-daring. I never criticised a announces 'I certainly had no novel, to say nothing or a notion that the Atlantic would 'passional' love-story before. I want the English as well as the suspect my criticism might be American rights in my article' and very severely criticised…. Your asks Sedgwick to refer to her sister told me that she had a earlier letters in which she had serious purpose in all that she asked him to 'tell me the date of wrote. I do not expect that she publication in America in order meant that she wrote books to that I might arrange for point a common place moral. She publication over here'. Woolf is too much an artist for that'. further remarks 'This is of course Some very light, minor age wear, now impossible, as my article and one small hole to the final will, I gather, appear in the page, just affecting one word of English edition of the Atlantic in text, otherwise VG Lucy, Lady November' before concluding Duff-Gordon (1863-1935) English 'But, if I may say so, I think the Fashion Designer, sister of Elinor understanding was that the Glyn. Duff-Gordon survived the English rights should rest with sinking of the RMS Titanic in me'. A couple of pencil 1912. Glyn's erotic romance annotations, presumably in the novel Three Weeks was recipient's hand, and with some published in 1907. The plot extremely light, minor age toning centres around Paul Verdayne, a to the second page, otherwise wealthy English nobleman in his VG Ellery Sedgwick (1872-1960) early twenties, who is caught American Editor of the Atlantic embracing the Parson's Monthly from 1909, credited with daughter. His parents decide to discovering many writers and send him away to France and being the first American publisher Switzerland. In Switzerland, he to print the works of Ernest sees an older woman, in her Hemingway. In the present letter, thirties, referred to only as "the Woolf presumably refers to her Lady". After several days of essay The Novels of E. M. exchanging lustful glances, they Forster which appeared in the actually meet. She invites him to Atlantic Monthly in November her apartment where they share 1927. a sexual relationship for three Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 weeks. Eventually, Paul learns that the Lady is actually the queen of a Russian dependency and that her husband, the king, is Lot: 532 DU MAURIER DAPHNE: (1907- abusive towards her. She 1989) British Author. An excellent disappears after the titular three A.L.S., Foy Quiller-Couch (written weeks and Paul is upset and and signed on behalf of her life- returns to England. Paul later long friend, the daughter of writer finds out that the Lady has given Arthur Quiller-Couch), four birth to their son. With his father's pages, 8vo, The Haven, Fowey assistance, he finds out the (although 'At Inn, Lady's identity; however, before Bolventor'), n.d. ('Friday 25', they can meet again, she is c.1931/32), to Mr. [Reverend] murdered by her husband. Paul Densham. Du Maurier writes, in is upset and spends the next five full, 'You may remember coming years wandering around from to tea with us some while ago at

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Fowey. I passed through Bishop of to remove Warleggan this afternoon on my Densham, although the Bishop way to the moors, with a view to advised that no law had been calling upon you, and admiring broken, and the Reverend your garden, which I have long remained at Warleggan until his understood to be one of the death. As a result, the beauty spots of . congregation almost immediately Unfortunately I was quite unable disappeared and, for the to penetrate through a barricade following twenty years, Densham of barbed wire that appeared to preached to an empty church surround the Rectory, and to add each Sunday. The Reverend to my dismay a number of fierce marked places in the pews with dogs broke through the bushes the names of previous parish and showed every sign of rectors, although Du Maurier's attacking me should I venture own proclamation that he also closer. I need hardly add that I placed cardboard figures in the was extremely disappointed with pews would appear to be the futility of my visit, and can something of a myth. What is only hope that another time luck certainly a more wide held will be with me, and if I give you opinion is that Du Maurier based warning perhaps the dogs could the character of the mad vicar, be controlled and the gates Reverend Frances Davey, in her unbarred. The church was novel Jamaica Inn (1936) on fortunately open, and I found it Reverend Frederick Densham. very charming, and much Densham's own story is admired the blue colouring inside recounted in the film A which seemed to me unusual for Congregation of Ghosts (2009) Cornwall, and more reminiscent starring Edward Woodward. Foy of Brittany. Forgive this long Quiller-Couch - daughter of letter, but I felt I must let you British writer Arthur Quiller-Couch know of my visit to Warleggan.' (1863-1944), and a life-long Accompanied by the original friend of Du Maurier. Indeed, Du envelope hand addressed by Du Maurier was accompanied by Maurier to Reverend Densham. Foy Quiller-Couch when she An intriguing letter of fine content became inspired with the and exceptional association. VG storyline for her novel Jamaica Reverend Frederick William Inn, from where the present letter Densham (1870-1953) is was written. Some years certainly regarded as one of the previously the two ladies were more colourful and eccentric staying at Jamaica Inn and went characters in Cornwall's history. riding on Bodmin Moor. They Densham was the incumbent of became lost in bad weather St. Bartholomew's at Warleggan, conditions and apparently on the edge of Bodmin Moor, sheltered for some time in a from 1931-53. Upon his arrival in derelict cottage on the moor but the parish he immediately were eventually led back to alienated his congregation and Jamaica Inn by their horses. The the local residents as a result of present letter was discovered several mis-calculated actions, amongst the papers of Foy including preaching Quiller-Couch and evidently to the farming never delivered to Reverend community! His dogs were also Densham. The reason for this, regarded as a nuisance by the and for Du Maurier signing the local farmers, slaughtering sheep letter with the name of her friend, on Bodmin Moor, which resulted are not clear and present some in the erection of the six hundred interesting theories. In her book, yards of barbed wire, some eight Vanishing Cornwall (1967), Du feet tall, which surrounded the Maurier states that it was Quiller- rectory, and to which Du Maurier Couch who first told her about refers to in the present letter. Reverend Densham and, having Densham, again as Du Maurier captured her imagination and makes reference to in the present intrigue, they made another visit letter, also painted the church to Jamaica Inn and from there to red, blue and yellow, without first Warleggan to see the church and consulting the Church council. All the vicarage where silence and of these actions, and others, led desolation engulfed them, as the to the parishioners petitioning the present letter testifies.

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Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 think of you breaking the bank at Monte Carlo. Heaven knows what you'll get up to. Probably Lot: 533 find yourself in , and having DU MAURIER DAPHNE: (1907- to be rescued.' A social letter of 1989) British Author. A.L.S., good content, and with a Daphne, five pages, Hampstead, reference to one of Du Maurier's n.d. ('Wednesday 24th'; most famous works. Some very c.1936/37), to 'My dear' (Foy light, extremely minor age wear, Quiller-Couch). Du Maurier otherwise VG Foy Quiller-Couch - thanks her friend for some daughter of British writer Arthur material and enquires about Quiller-Couch (1863-1944), and a some curtains which are missing life-long friend of Du Maurier. before sending news of a recent Indeed, Du Maurier was dinner, 'I was as good as a accompanied by Foy Quiller- mouse, and enquired no one's Couch when she became age. I sat beside a Col. Smith inspired with the storyline for her (dismissed in a gesture by novel Jamaica Inn. Some years mother as a Colonel of sorts) and previously the two ladies were a gentleman with spectacles staying at Jamaica Inn and went (dismissed by mother as "one of riding on Bodmin Moor. They the young Hawkes"). The Colonel became lost in bad weather of sorts had a bottle of conditions and apparently champagne to himself, and made sheltered for some time in a a rather involved speech later in derelict cottage on the moor but the evening. He paid me a little were eventually led back to compliment about "Jamaica Inn", Jamaica Inn by their horses. and then said "Of course what I Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 and several others I know of are hoping for, is a book by you about your father" I did not like to Lot: 534 say that such a book had already [DU MAURIER DAPHNE]: (1907- been written, so I murmured 1989) British Author. something about "I must try one BROWNING FREDERICK (1896- day" Perhaps if he ever comes 1965) British Lieutenant General across it, he will think I have of World War II, recognised for taken his advice' further adding his important role during 'The great moment of the Operation Market Garden. evening came when Mr. Ralph Husband of Daphne du Maurier. Rowe, talking of the beautiful Small series of three A.Ls.S., The women of Cornwall, said he Guardsman, six pages (total), really must pay a tribute to Miss 8vo and 4to, London, 3rd, 9th & Foy Quiller-Couch (I began to 22nd November 1954, all to Foy feel rather uncomfortable for the Quiller-Couch ('My dear Foy') parents) and he went on to laud and each on the printed you and the ladies under you stationery of Buckingham Palace. who had saved the cliffs of In his first letter Browning states Polperro by picking primroses. It that he has just heard from the was a good thing you were not Secretary of the Caravan Club, of there, as the Toast-Master might which Prince Philip is President, not have had any brandy'. Du 'that the Fowey Town Council Maurier expresses her liking of have agreed to a Caravan site at Colonel Bolitho, 'and when he Lankelly for 500 caravans!' and said it was the duty of the adds 'The Caravan Club are housewives of Cornwall to buy themselves very annoyed about it Mevagissy pilchards, I glanced at as they are the first people to try mother to see if she had the and preserve the parts of the grace to blush. Not a bit of it - coast which are picturesque and she was smiling as complacently they feel (as we certainly do) that as though the Haven was the whole coastline and character stacked with Pilchards from floor of Fowey will be spoilt' and to ceiling'. In concluding Du concludes by adding that he is Maurier reacts to news of her sending his correspondent the correspondent taking a trip to the news urgently in the hope that Mediterranean, 'I am rather she may be able to do something shocked. I am delighted that you to prevent it. In his second letter are going away, but do not like to Browning states that he has

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written an impassioned letter to went to the funeral….Let us agree the Town and Country Planning here and now that when our time Committee at Truro about the comes we have no following Caravan site, remarking 'The mourners, and have ashes Caravan Club of Great Britain scattered, like Sir Courtenay. It is have authorised me to say that such a miserable business.' Du they are very much against it as Maurier also refers to her they do their best to encourage children, Kit and Flavia, 'I have sites only where the local always said she married too scenery and amenities will not young, but what could we do? suffer in any way' and in his final Nice Alastair is very good and letter Browning forwards a letter patient, but I have a feeling his (no longer present) from the very solemnity and grave ways is Secretary of the Caravan Club a contributory cause to the and hopes that they can have a depression - its like a Trollope talk about it the following novel…..the more I see of young weekend. Two of the letters are things marrying, the more I would accompanied by the original advise against, in these days' envelopes hand addressed by and briefly mentions her own Browning. VG, 3 Foy Quiller- work, 'I hope to get on with Couch - daughter of British writer Branwell Bronte with the New Arthur Quiller-Couch (1863- Year….But it is rather 1944), and a life-long friend of disconcerting to know someone Browning's wife, Daphne Du else is also on the job.' before Maurier. concluding 'I hope 1960 does not Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 hold difficulties in store for you. I must say, apart from glorious summer weather, I am not Lot: 535 reluctant to let 1959 go'. VG Foy DU MAURIER DAPHNE: (1907- Quiller-Couch - daughter of 1989) British Author. T.L.S., British writer Arthur Quiller-Couch Daphne, four pages, 8vo, (1863-1944), and a life-long Menabilly, Par, Cornwall, n.d. friend of Du Maurier. Indeed, Du ('Sunday after Boxing Day', 27th Maurier was accompanied by December 1959), to 'My dear' Foy Quiller-Couch when she (Foy Quiller-Couch). Du Maurier became inspired with the thanks her correspondent for her storyline for her novel Jamaica Christmas gifts ('I like the look of Inn. Some years previously the the books very much') and two ladies were staying at continues to send news of how Jamaica Inn and went riding on she spent Christmas, 'We had a Bodmin Moor. They became lost very pleasant Christmas, with the in bad weather conditions and Guardsman's nice godson, wife, apparently sheltered for some and baby - such a delightful trio, time in a derelict cottage on the plus little maid-nurse who was moor but were eventually led very efficient….and of course back to Jamaica Inn by their Tod, Kits and ourselves' and of horses. her husband, Lieutenant-General Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Frederick Browning, '….he is coping with this Civil Defence down here (probably never to be Lot: 536 used, but what does it matter?) DU MAURIER DAPHNE: (1907- and is in old Army form ("I have 1989) British Author. T.L.S., only to give the order and fifty Daphne, four pages, 8vo, thousand Cornishmen will die…" Menabilly, Par, Cornwall, 1st rubbing his hands - No, you know June 1961, to 'My dear' (Foy what I mean! He will tell you with Quiller-Couch). Du Maurier writes relish about nuclear fall-out when a social letter to her friend, you next lunch, and explain that referring to her husband you must go underground at obtaining signatures on a Trelowarren for 48 hours Nomination paper ('I don't believe complete with your animals) Our they would dare to refuse!') and only sadness has been that his commenting 'I have been a little poor mother died last week. It alarmed by our Dr. Luther who came very suddenly. A sudden tells me that the wives of pain, a falling unconscious, and Councilers (sic) are expected to then dead three hours later…..We dance the Furrey Dance through

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the streets of Fowey on Carnival Lot: 537 Day. Surely he is pulling my leg? DU MAURIER DAPHNE: (1907- Except (sic) to hear of me being 1989) British Author. A.L.S., poorly in mid-August'. She also Daphne, two pages, 8vo, refers to her home at Menabilly, Hambleden, , writing 'I come more and more to 13th October 1961, to [Foy think of a home like a marriage - Quiller-Couch]. Du Maurier the partner may be tiresome at announces 'Yes - but why an times just as a damp spare room elephant, I ask myself? The very or a faulty stove - but it is "routes" thought of you on hands and and "roots". To say "There is a knees makes me "go below"….I very fine property in the market shall learn all in time' and some ten miles distant that would continues to add that she is suit you admirably" is rather like briefly away from home and has being told "There is such a nice been to Aldeburgh to celebrate woman living the other side of her son's upcoming 21st Bodmin who would make you an birthday, explaining that 'he has excellent wife instead of your taken a small delightful flat with own. So tell your lawyer to get bow windows right on the sea- the divorce papers ready, and be front. It sounds absurd, but my prepared to leave your wife in a dear, such a delightful place, like twelve-month" ' and further writes Jane Austen, full of ladies, who of seeing Milton Hall, the home of Kit appears to know and invites Earl Fitzwilliam, in Country Life, 'I to sherry! I continue to be can't tell you what nostalgia it has amazed by my children. I never brought back, reading about the connected Kits with a small old place and seeing the illustrations, fashioned seaside resort, & a and I realise I have forgotten shopping basket over his arm, & none of it, and my visits there knowing the best butcher to were the best moments of patronize. I had a glorious week childhood. It is curious how the with him, bathing after my things one loved most when very breakfast (Why - oh! Why is young are always the things that so much sunnier than stay deepest and never change. I Cornwall?!)'. She further writes think the love of spacious rooms that she is now staying with her and a very old atmosphere must daughter, Flavia, 'who lives in a definitely have been planted house larger than Versailles, then.' A couple of small, light cooks, cleans, and minds the tape stains to the head of the child without help, and seems to pages, not affecting the text or thrive on it. Another curious signature, otherwise VG Foy phenomenon. She also smokes Quiller-Couch - daughter of black Russian cigarettes through British writer Arthur Quiller-Couch a long holder. The little boy (1863-1944), and a life-long gentle as a mouse.' Some friend of Du Maurier. Indeed, Du extremely minor, very light age Maurier was accompanied by wear to the edges, otherwise VG Foy Quiller-Couch when she Foy Quiller-Couch - daughter of became inspired with the British writer Arthur Quiller-Couch storyline for her novel Jamaica (1863-1944), and a life-long Inn. Some years previously the friend of Du Maurier. Indeed, Du two ladies were staying at Maurier was accompanied by Jamaica Inn and went riding on Foy Quiller-Couch when she Bodmin Moor. They became lost became inspired with the in bad weather conditions and storyline for her novel Jamaica apparently sheltered for some Inn. Some years previously the time in a derelict cottage on the two ladies were staying at moor but were eventually led Jamaica Inn and went riding on back to Jamaica Inn by their Bodmin Moor. They became lost horses. in bad weather conditions and Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 apparently sheltered for some time in a derelict cottage on the moor but were eventually led back to Jamaica Inn by their horses. Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

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Lot: 538 Lot: 539 DU MAURIER DAPHNE: (1907- DU MAURIER DAPHNE: (1907- 1989) British Author. T.L.S., 1989) British Author. T.L.S., Daphne, three pages, 8vo, Daphne, four pages, 8vo, Menabilly, 11th November 1961, Menabilly, Par, Cornwall, 25th to 'My dear' (Foy Quiller-Couch). March 1966, to 'My dear' (Foy Du Maurier states that she has Quiller-Couch). Du Maurier just returned from a two day Civil announces that the temperature Defence course at Sunningdale in Istanbul is 46 degrees 'and I with her husband and continues have had my instructions from to refer to a nurse, 'Flavia has the Swan's Hellenic tour people landed a temporary for 5 weeks, saying will I wear a label round such a nice, elderly Nanny of the my neck with my name on at the old sort. One would not know cocktail party the first night at sea there was a child in the house, so that I can be identified….I shall and its changed into its blouse be in my cabin far too sea-sick to and red shorts, its hair brushed, go to any cocktail party. Now the and brought to the drawing-room moment has arrived I am for half-an-hour after tea, where it dreading it, and cannot think plays quietly with a few what induced me to take the toys….And if, timidly venturing, it tickets.' She continues to refer to throws a little rubber toy on to the her preparations for starting a sofa, Alastair gravely says "One book on Cornwall, assisted by does not throw toys in the her son, 'Kits and I had a very drawing-room, Rupert, only in the interesting time driving round the nursery." The child turns pink, countryside. We were so pushed and stops.' The author further for time that we could not delay refers to her daughter, to call at Trelowarren on this 'Incidentally, Flave has painted trip….we did pause a moment at the most lovely imaginary picture Gweek, and I was so horrified at of Castle Dor, as a suggested what I saw, possibly preparations cover, and I have written to Mr for this holiday camp, that we Bozman asking if there is any shot off in the opposite direction. hope of him accepting it. It really The Loe Pool, thank goodness, is a lovely thing, and I await his appeared unchanged, but to comments…..It shows the earth- show how out of date I am, I had work by moonlight, all wind- never seen Culdrose airport that swept, and rather eerie. I can't dominates the skyline. What a believe his own designer could monstrosity! And the do anything better.' A couple of Lizard….Those bungalows and small, light tape stains to the shacks are too upsetting for head of the pages, not affecting words….Oddly enough, certain the text or signature, otherwise places on the north coast have VG Foy Quiller-Couch - daughter made an impression on me. The of British writer Arthur Quiller- head land at St. Agnes (Nat. Couch (1863-1944), and a life- Trust) not a building in sight, long friend of Du Maurier. Indeed, except a stark black mine Du Maurier was accompanied by chimney, abandoned, right Foy Quiller-Couch when she against the sea, which makes it became inspired with the all the more significant. And I was storyline for her novel Jamaica impressed by the coast near Inn. Some years previously the Godevry lighthouse, and wastes two ladies were staying at of sand, and a thing called the Jamaica Inn and went riding on Red river (red because of tin) that Bodmin Moor. They became lost runs into the sea and turns it to in bad weather conditions and blood. Also the Hayle estuary apparently sheltered for some itself, if you shut your eyes to the time in a derelict cottage on the development behind and across moor but were eventually led at Delant, you can imagine the back to Jamaica Inn by their first settlers coming from Ireland horses. into the great sweep of the bay, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 with the Hayle river very wide then and cutting into the country far inland', before reflecting 'Oh, dear, why must Man desecrate everything, at least modern man' and adding 'But the place we

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almost liked best was that have been the inspiration for Du wonderful Minnack theatre. Not a Maurier's mad vicar, Reverend soul there. Now that is something Frances Davey, in Jamaica Inn present-day Cornwall can be (1936). proud of.' Du Maurier concludes Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 her interesting letter, 'Oh, my dear, Kits and I revisited Warleggan. I have never seen a Lot: 540 place so lugubrious. We tip-toed DU MAURIER DAPHNE: (1907- up the tangled drive, remains of 1989) British Author. T.L.S., the barbed wire still in evidence, Daphne, two pages, 4to, and the rectory, uninhabited Kilmarth, 16th December 1972, since the rev Densham was to 'My dear' (Foy Quiller-Couch). found dead on the stairs, loomed Du Maurier thanks her before us, decayed and dreadful. correspondent for a of 'a Kits had take his photographs, hamper of the most delicious trembling in his shoes, when a "goodies" ' and remarks 'I am toothless man in a beret delighted, with your many suddenly emerged, and said he mackerels….I may produce them was the tenant but did not live over Christmas'. She further there. I murmured a tale about reminisces about a mutual knowing the rev Densham years acquaintance, 'Oh, dear, I often ago, and seeing him walk in the think of those days, and dear garden with his dogs. The Miss Roberts lighting the lamp toothless man smiled in a sinister and bringing in my sups then, fashion, and said, glancing over and saying to me on a wet his shoulder "He still walks.." The morning "There's nothing for you sun had gone down, we were to get up for, Miss Daphne". I miles from home, Kits and I took have felt like this at times this one look at each other and fled past month when the gales have back to the car we had left in the hammered at my bedroom village!'. A letter of fine content window! One of the reasons I relating to Cornwall and the keep a dog is that I do have eccentric Reverend Densham. something to get up for, to take EX Foy Quiller-Couch - daughter him walking! But the field across of British writer Arthur Quiller- the way is so deep in mud where Couch (1863-1944), and a life- the cows have trodden that it is long friend of Du Maurier. Indeed, like the Somme, and this is when Du Maurier was accompanied by I miss the Palm Walk at Foy Quiller-Couch when she Menabilly' before also referring to became inspired with the another mutual acquaintance, storyline for her novel Jamaica 'My dear, I think that poor Inn. Some years previously the Jennifer Rashleigh really is a bit two ladies were staying at odd still. I met her in Brewers the Jamaica Inn and went riding on Par grocer, and she turned to me Bodmin Moor. They became lost with far too bright eyes and said in bad weather conditions and "Do you know, I tried to commit apparently sheltered for some suicide three times lately" "Oh, time in a derelict cottage on the dear," I answered lamely, "I moor but were eventually led wouldn't do that if I were you. back to Jamaica Inn by their You might find yourself horses. Reverend Frederick somewhere worse than Carlyon William Densham (1870-1953) is Bay" (I was referring to Limbo, certainly regarded as one of the but I don't think she knew what I more colourful and eccentric meant)'. In concluding she writes characters in Cornwall's history. of two sisters, and two old ladies, He was the incumbent of St. who will be visiting her over Bartholomew's in Warleggan Christmas, 'So really, between from 1931-53, although preached the pair of them, I think I shall to an empty church every Sunday have to import a butler to bring in for twenty years. Soon after the turkey on Christmas Day'. arriving at the parish on the edge Some light creasing, largely to of Bodmin Moor, Densham the edges of the letter, otherwise alienated the local residents with VG Foy Quiller-Couch - daughter a variety of acts including of British writer Arthur Quiller- preaching vegetarianism to the Couch (1863-1944), and a life- farmers! Densham is believed to long friend of Du Maurier. Indeed,

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Du Maurier was accompanied by Lot: 542 Foy Quiller-Couch when she DU MAURIER DAPHNE: (1907- became inspired with the 1989) British Author. Book storyline for her novel Jamaica signed, a hardback edition of Inn. Some years previously the Classics of the Macabre, First two ladies were staying at Edition published by Victor Jamaica Inn and went riding on Gollancz Ltd., London, 1987. A Bodmin Moor. They became lost collection of six stories, including in bad weather conditions and The Birds, with illustrations by apparently sheltered for some Michael Foreman. Signed by time in a derelict cottage on the both Du Maurier and Foreman moor but were eventually led with their names alone in blue back to Jamaica Inn by their and black inks to the limitations horses. page, numbered 132 of 250. All Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 edges gilt. Housed in a grey cloth slipcase and without a dust jacket as issued. Some extremely Lot: 541 minor, light age wear, VG DU MAURIER DAPHNE: (1907- Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 1989) British Author. A.L.S., Daphne, two pages, 8vo, Kilmarth, Par, Cornwall, 5th May Lot: 543 n.y., to 'My dear' (Foy Quiller- BURGESS ANTHONY: (1917- Couch). Du Maurier announces 1993) British Novelist of A that she has just returned from Clockwork Orange (1962). Book Crete and Rhodes after 'a signed and inscribed, a wonderful fortnight' and remarks paperback edition of A Clockwork 'Kilmarth looked so welcoming Orange, published by Penguin and "home" and I did not give a Books, 1977. Signed by Burgess thought to Menabilly.' She further in black ink to the title page. arranges a time to meet her Together with a signed and correspondent for lunch, 'but you inscribed paperback edition of will have to face "Miss Tod" who The Doctor is Sick by Anthony will be staying. Warn "Miss Mary" Burgess, published by Pan of the non-stop chatter.' In a Books Ltd., London, 1963, and postscript Du Maurier adds that also including a signed and she is to meet the Prince of inscribed hardback edition of The Wales, 'so I shall be rather End of the World News - An haughty'. A little, very minor age Entertainment by Anthony wear, otherwise VG Foy Quiller- Burgess, First Edition published Couch - daughter of British writer by Hutchinson & Co., London, Arthur Quiller-Couch (1863- 1982. Accompanied by the dust 1944), and a life-long friend of Du jacket. G to VG, 3 Maurier. Indeed, Du Maurier was Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 accompanied by Foy Quiller- Couch when she became inspired with the storyline for her novel Jamaica Inn. Some years Lot: 544 previously the two ladies were FOWLES JOHN: (1926-2005) staying at Jamaica Inn and went English Novelist. Series of eight riding on Bodmin Moor. They T.Ls.S., John Fowles, (three with became lost in bad weather his first name only), nine pages conditions and apparently (total), small 4to and 8vo, Lyme sheltered for some time in a Regis, Dorset, 23rd September derelict cottage on the moor but 1980 - 16th April 1981, all to were eventually led back to Pamela Coleman. In the first Jamaica Inn by their horses. letter Fowles states that he has Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 not forgotten to send Coleman a copy of The Enigma of Stonehenge although remarks 'What has happened is that Richard Atkinson has taken me to task (very forbearingly, by private letter) over two matters where he feels I misrepresent him - and in one at least I very clearly do. I hope to put that right in a letter to the TLS, but I should

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also like to insert his letter, and thirty years between about 1663 my reply to it, in the copy that will and 1693 and comprised four come to you.', in the second parts, the final essay now being letter sending the book and considered as a highly perceptive correspondence (no longer milestone in the development of present), and in the third letter architectural history. An edition of making a proposal to Coleman, the first three parts (reproduced, 'Rodney Legg and I have just following unorthodox editing started work on editing the principles, partly in facsimile, and second volume of Aubrey's partly in printed transcript) was Monumenta Britannica, and one published by Fowles and Legg in small problem we have is that two volumes in 1980-82. This neither of us is a classicist. I am edition has, however, been very much in the 'little Latin and criticised for doing Aubrey 'less less Greek' class. Most of than justice' on various grounds: Aubrey's quotes come from for a failure to consolidate what people like Homer and Virgil, and were essentially drafts and I can track all those down in working notes into a coherent English translations; but now and whole, for silent omissions and again he quotes much more rearrangements, for inadequate obscure texts, and I am reduced and occasionally inaccurate to my own translations. In short annotation, and for the omission we desperately need a good of the important fourth part of the classical linguist's check on work. them….We should both be Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 delighted if you could help, especially as Aubrey is so much in your 'manor'….I'm afraid we Lot: 545 could only offer the smallest of LITERATURE: Selection of fees - the whole thing is very holograph statements signed by much a labour of love', in the various French playwrights and further letters Fowles discusses poets, each one page, folio, late and thanks Coleman for her 1920s - early 1930s, comprising research, sending her some Charles Vidrac (autograph poem further queries, 'mainly arising signed, entitled and with out of various coin- an A.N.S. with his initials at the hoards Aubrey had wind of. Our base, 'It is not only without only other problems lie with a Governments, but most often 17th cent. Latin poem about the against them that one must fight Fons Tepidus, or Hot-Wells, at for World Peace'), Leon Xanrof Bristol; and a long extract from (in part, 'Every man - knowingly Olaf Worm's Monumenta Danica or not - bases his behaviour on a (strictly Danicorum general principle: some, to be fair Monumentorum Libri Sex, 1643). come what may; others, to be Unfortunately the latter's Latin unfair when self-interest so text is scrawled in Aubrey's least dictates'), Gustave Rivet legible hand….The thing is to get (autograph quotation signed from an English translation of both - do L'Epopee), Pierre Wolff (in full you think you could tackle that?' 'War will forever be abolished (2nd February 1981), 'I wonder if when all mothers hold the reins you could have a shot at a book of all governments'), Pierre called Reliquiae Antiquae next Weber (in part, 'There is but one time you are in Oxford….The BL peace: the eternal one!'), Albin copy was lost in the war, Valabregue and Alfred Savoir (in apparently, so the Bodleian full, 'A simple question: Three seems the last chance' (25th hundred Greeks fell at March 1981). An interesting Thermopylae, defending their series of letters, three of which threatened homeland. What have holograph additions and could be finer, more magnificent? postscripts by Fowles. Two But what if all the Greeks in staples to the upper left corner of Greece, without exception, had one letter, otherwise VG, 8 John fallen on that day?'). Some very Aubrey (1626-1697) English light, minor age wear, VG, 7 The Antiquary & Writer. His statements were prepared for Monumenta Britannica, a publication in the Pax Mundi collection of archaeological book; an anthology of sentiments material, was written over some on peace published in

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Switzerland by the World official and glorious assassins') League for Peace. Between 1925 etc. Some very light, minor age and 1932 many notable persons wear, VG, 13 The statements from around the world were were prepared for publication in asked to comment on the the Pax Mundi book; an prospects of world peace and the anthology of sentiments on volume included contributions peace published in Switzerland from Marie Curie, Guglielmo by the World League for Peace. Marconi, Albert Einstein, Between 1925 and 1932 many Rabindranath Tagore and many notable persons from around the others. world were asked to comment on Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 the prospects of world peace and the volume included contributions from Marie Curie, Guglielmo Lot: 546 Marconi, Albert Einstein, LITERATURE: Selection of Rabindranath Tagore and many holograph statements signed by others. various European writers, poets, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 philosophers etc., each one page, folio, late 1920s - early 1930s, including Edouard Schure Lot: 547 (in full, 'Today, humanity's elite LITERATURE: Selection of aspires to universal peace. Such holograph statements signed by a work will only be possible if various French and European Christian charity mingles with writers, journalists, men and mutual understanding between women of letters etc., each one the peoples, down to their page, folio, late 1920s - early innermost feelings, namely their 1930s, including Rachilde (in full religious faith'), Saint-Georges de 'What woman wants, God wants Bouhelier, Filippo Turati (in full (and that god is not the god of 'The only effective means of war!) Since the desire of all combatting war is to make war on woman is for peace...let peace its deep-reaching causes - reign!'), Marcelle Tinayre (in full imperialism and fascism: two 'Let us be strong enough to be aspects of the same peaceable. There would be no phenomenon. Ninety-nine more wars if strength worked in percent of humanity has a vested the service of right'), Elena interest in that victory. All the rest Vacarescu (in full, 'Arise, arise, is philosophy, literature, oh human Solidarity, generator vaudeville, prattle and deceit - and conservator of world peace'), albeit unwittingly so!'), Thierry Pierre Scize, Maurice Renard (in Sandre (in full, 'Peace? Who in part 'It is the duty of each France would not wish it? But - individual to personally as someone or other once said - cooperate, with all his might, in distinguished assassins, you go the work of the League of first'), Leon Werth, Jean-Louis Nations, in which humanity's Vaudoyer, J. Valmy-Baysse (in greatest wisdom is now full, 'Could this golden book be concentrated'), Jean Sarment, the Ark from which the Dove will Colette Yver (in full 'The religion once again depart? Let us hope of peace is so beautiful that it can that it will not be gone too long be practiced without having faith. and that the olive branch it brings Hope alone suffices'), Gabriel back from its journey will become Volland (autograph poem signed, the symbol of eternal entitled To Peace), Pierre reconciliation among nations and Valdagne (in part, 'Each of us, of that peace of which all men of with his own means and within goodwill dream'), Emile Solari (in his own sphere, must work to kill part, 'I have written and will yet the idea of war, which is but a again write: let us not abolish the remnant of barbarity'), Jean human male's instinct to fight, Vignaud (in full 'Peace among violent as it may be; that instinct nations is like peace with oneself, is the defender of the a delicate, difficult and daily species....'), Han Ryner (in part task'), Leon Treich, Clement 'our pure twentieth century knows Vautel (in part 'The nations nothing of those criminals and should prove themselves wretches who, through ambition, intelligent enough to send to the interest or cowardice....became front line: 1. Rulers 2. Members

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of Parliament 3. Diplomats 4. Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Metallurgists 5. Journalists...'), Fernand Vanderem, Raymond Recouly & Horace de Carbuccia, Lot: 550 Paul Reboux (in full 'Peace does LITERATURE: Selection of not occur outside of men. It is up A.Ls.S. and T.Ls.S. by various to each of us to achieve it. He writers and novelists etc., most who shirks from this, under any written to Tim Briggs in pretext whatsoever, is virtually an connection with invitations to assassin'), Jean Rammeau, speak at the Corsham Festival in Gabrielle Reval, Yvonne Sarcey Wiltshire during the late 1980s, etc. Some very light, minor age including Margaret Drabble ('I am wear, VG, 21 The statements booked up beyond capacity & were prepared for publication in struggling to finish impossible the Pax Mundi book; an book. I must learn to speak less anthology of sentiments on & write more!'), Penelope peace published in Switzerland Fitzgerald (5; 'I don't at all want by the World League for Peace. to make a formal speech, as you Between 1925 and 1932 many can imagine - I'd like to talk about notable persons from around the the novels I've written and to world were asked to comment on what extent fiction is related to the prospects of world peace and people you actually know - so the volume included contributions that the title could be “You Put from Marie Curie, Guglielmo me in Your Book―…', one Marconi, Albert Einstein, unsigned), Penelope Lively, P. D. Rabindranath Tagore and many James (2; declining as 'My new others. novel is due to come out in Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Europe next year and I shall be very busy with overseas promotion tours in addition to the Lot: 548 usual meetings….'), Edith LITERATURE: Selection of Pargeter (declining on the vintage signed cards by various grounds that she has never novelists, playwrights and writers enjoyed speaking, 'The fact is etc., including Sean O'Casey, that writers, with few exceptions, Daphne du Maurier, Ruby Ayres, are not good talkers, which is L. A. G. Strong, Alec Waugh, why they employ in preference Nigel Balchin, H. E. Bates, Ian their best method of Hay Beith, Gilbert Frankau, communication, and simply Clifford Bax, Emlyn Williams, write'), Anita Brookner (2), Fay Shane Leslie, Rafael Sabatini, Weldon (2), Paula Gosling, Bertrand Russell etc. Most are Simon Brett ('I could do a good fountain pen ink examples straight(ish) talk about the and some have additional problems of crime and comedy holograph quotations. VG, 18 writing; or something that's more Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 of an entertainment….or I could take part in a panel on crime fiction…') etc. A few have neat ink Lot: 549 annotations in the hand of the LITERATURE: Selection of recipient. Generally VG, 21 A.Ls.S., T.Ls.S., signed postcard Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 photographs and slightly larger, a few signed pieces etc., by various writers and novelists Lot: 551 including Winston Graham, P. C. LITERATURE: Selection of Wren, Len Deighton, W. signed pieces, cards, A.Ls.S., Somerset Maugham, J. G. T.Ls.S., some signed Ballard, Frank Swinnerton, Henry photographs etc., by various Miller, Jack Higgins, J. B. writers and novelists including Priestley, Barbara Cartland, Daphne du Maurier, Kingsley Wilbur Smith, Iris Murdoch, Amis (5), Emlyn Williams, Edward Blishen, Ben Okri, Kazuo Michael Bond, William Golding, Ishiguro, Mario Puzo, Edward Frederick Forsyth, James Herriot, Albee, Erskine Caldwell, P. D. Beverley Nichols, Alan Bennett, James, Thomas Keneally, John J. B. Priestley, Hammond Innes, Wain etc. A few FR, generally G Barbara Cartland, Catherine to VG, 37 Cookson, Auberon Waugh, Colin

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Dexter, J. G. Ballard, John Lot: 555 Mortimer, P. D. James, Tom ART & LITERATURE: Selection Stoppard, (2) etc. of signed pieces, cards, A.Ls.S. Generally VG, 39 etc., by various artists, Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 cartoonists and writers including H. E. Bates, Alec Waugh, Robert Hichens, Bruce Bairnsfather & Lot: 552 Louis Raemaekers, Hugh LITERATURE: Selection of Walpole (2), Henry Moore (2) etc. signed cards, signed bookplates G to generally VG, 11 of different designs, by various Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 writers and novelists etc., including Doris Lessing, John Wain, James Herriot, P. D. Lot: 556 James, Jack Higgins, Len ART & LITERATURE: Selection Deighton, Neil Simon, James of signed pieces, cards, signed Michener, J. G. Ballard, Samuel postcard photographs and Beckett, Anthony Burgess, Alan slightly larger etc. by various Sillitoe, Stephen Spender, P. D. writers, novelists etc., including James, William Golding, William Barbara Cartland (4), Mickey Peter Blatty, Martin Amis, Spillane, Harold Pinter, John Kingsley Amis, Frederick Forsyth, Osborne, Dennis Wheatley, Dick Sue Townsend, Margaret Francis, Ruth Rendell, Jean Atwood, Kazuo Ishiguro etc. Plaidy, R. D. Blackmore, Cecil Each of the bookplates bear the Beaton, Charles M. Schulz ink name of the collector. VG, 36 (signed colour 10 x 8 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 photograph) etc. The majority are individually matted in cream to various sizes. Generally VG, 16 Lot: 553 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 LITERATURE: Selection of signed cards, signed bookplates of different designs, by various Lot: 557 writers and novelists etc., SIGNED BOOKS: Selection of including Antonia Fraser, John signed hardback and paperback Wain, James Herriot, Jean (1) editions by various novelists Plaidy, P. D. James, Naomi and playwrights etc., including Mitchison, Neil Simon, Willy The King's Grace 1910-1935 by Russell, James Michener, Kurt John Buchan (First Edition Vonnegut, Robert Penn Warren, published by Hodder and J. G. Ballard, Samuel Beckett, Stoughton Ltd., London, 1935. Anthony Burgess, Alan Sillitoe, The large paper edition is bound Michael Bond, Stephen Spender, in cream white buckram with gilt Martin Amis, Kingsley Amis, titles to the cover and spine, top Kazuo Ishiguro, Julian Barnes, edge gilt and the fore-edge Frederick Forsyth, William untrimmed and uncut, and with a Golding, Mario Puzo, Sue number of black and white Townsend, Margaret Atwood etc. illustrations at the rear. Limited Each of the bookplates bear the Edition number 357 of 500, ink name of the collector. VG, 42 signed and numbered by Buchan Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 to the limitations page. Contained in the original pale blue presentation box with a hinged lid Lot: 554 and original limited edition label, LITERATURE: Selection of also numbered 357 in ink), signed pieces, cards, A.Ls.S. (2), Loyalties by John Galsworthy signed First Day Cover (1) etc., (First Illustrated Edition published by various writers and novelists by Duckworth, London, 1930, including Jerome K. Jerome, H. with plates by S. Van Abbe. G. Wells, Enid Blyton, Terence Bound in the original pale brown Rattigan (2), Richard Adams, cloth with gilt title to spine. Roald Dahl, cartoonist Reg Limited Edition number 22 of Smythe etc. Individually matted 315, signed and numbered by (3). Generally VG, 10 Galsworthy to the limitations Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 page), Under My Skin by Doris Lessing, A Better Class of Person - An Autobiography 1929-

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1956 by John Osborne, another. I conceive that common Timebends - A Life by Arthur kindnesse & equity should have Miller, Never Let Me Go by to have sent to me to know Kazuo Ishiguro, Selected Stories whether ye reports you heard of by V. S. Pritchett, Mantissa by me were true, before you laid so John Fowles, Bernard Shaw - great a load on me'. The Bishop The Search for Love and The continues 'If there had been Pursuit of Power by Michael ground for them, & I had been Holroyd etc. Most of the falling, you should have hardback editions are endeavoured to restore me with. accompanied by the dust jackets. ye Spirit of meeknesse. If I had G to generally VG, 11 actually fallen, I do not Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 apprehend I should have deserved such odious imputations. If I did I must have Lot: 558 condemned a great many wise & SIGNED BOOKS: Selection of good & conscientious men who signed hardback editions by have already complyd, which I various writers, novelists and a dare not doe'. He concludes 'So few other famous individuals etc., yt. upon the whole, though I including The Greek Islands by perswaded my selfe your letter Lawrence Durrell, The Persian was well intended, yett it was so Ransom by Evelyn Anthony worded, yt. it rather causelessly (loosely inserted A.L.S.), grieved than convinced me. God Curtmantle by Christopher Fry, of his justice & goodnesse give Down with Superwoman! by us grace in this and all other Shirley Conran, : The difficultys, to keepe a conscience Wilderness Years by Sue void of offence'. Some light Townsend, A Child in the Forest overall age wear, G Henry by Winifred Foley, A View from Dodwell (1641-1711) Anglo-Irish the Bridge/All My Sons by Arthur Scholar, Theologian and Miller (paperback), The Eye of controversial writer. Ken was one the Tornado by Chapman of seven Bishops committed to Pincher, London by Beryl Cook, the Tower in 1688 for Susan's Story by Susan disobedience to King James II Hampshire, Orson Welles - The and was deprived of his see in Stories of His Life by Peter 1691 by William and Mary for Conrad etc. Many are First refusing to take the oath of editions and accompanied by the allegiance. Provenance: The dust jackets. G to generally VG, present letter was formerly part of 15 the noted Collection of Alfred Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Morrison, the full text of which is reproduced in Volume III of the Catalogue of the Collection of Autograph Letters and Historical Lot: 559 Documents formed between KEN THOMAS: (1637-1711) 1865 and 1882 by Alfred English Cleric who was Morrison (1888). Of the present considered the most eminent of letter the catalogue states 'At the the English non-juring bishops, time of the date of this letter a and one of the fathers of modern general rumour prevailed that English hymnology. Rare A.L.S., Ken was going to take the oaths. Tho: Bath & Wells, as Bishop of This called forth a letter of Bath & Wells, one page, small remonstrance from his learned 4to, n.p., 14th May 1689, to friend Mr. Dodwell, to whose [Henry Dodwell]. Ken letter Ken's of May 14th….is an commences his letter 'All Glory answer. Dodwell's reply, denying be to God' and expresses his that he had brought any surprise at having received a accusation against him except letter from Dodwell, remarking that of 'fluctuating'….is given in 'You are pleased to accuse me of Ken's Life by a Layman'. fluctuating & by yt. meanes of Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 being accessory to very many & great sinnes in others, of scandall & perjury & ye like, and in a very few lines you inculcate ye prevalence of flesh & blood on me, four severall times one after

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Lot: 560 Southern Christian Leadership DIVINE MAJOR JEALOUS: Conference, to organise the (c.1876-1965) African-American Selma to Montgomery marches, Spiritual Leader, known as which marked a political and Father Divine. T.L.S., Rev M. J. emotional peak to the American Divine, one page, 4to, New York, Civil Rights movement. The first 10th June 1936, to Mrs. Mean attempt to march, on 7th March [sic; Jean] Crouch, on Divine's 1965, was aborted because of printed stationery headed U.S.A. mob and police violence against North-Eastern Local Branches the demonstrators. This day has and listing over thirty different become known as Bloody addresses for Divine, most in Sunday, and was a major turning . Father Divine point in the effort to gain public writes to his correspondent at the support for the Civil Rights request of a Mrs. Parsons, 'that Movement. It was the clearest you might drink from this Living demonstration up to that time of Fountain of Life and wherein as the dramatic potential of King's you receive of the Purity and non-violence strategy. Footage of Virtue of this Living Water of Life police brutality against the thransmitted (sic) thru the Spirit protesters was broadcast of MY Mind and the Mind of MY extensively and aroused national Spirit, you will be purged of every public outrage. A second attempt dross and impurity of the flesh at the march was made on 9th and Spirit, finding the Perfection March, and it finally went ahead you are seeking. No matter what fully on 25th March 1965. At the the complaint may be, no matter conclusion of the march on the how small or seemingly incurable steps of the Alabama state according to the Medical capitol, King delivered a speech Physicians, NOTHING IS that became known as How IMPOSSIBLE WITH GOD....Live Long, Not Long, in which he in this recognition and Life of stated that equal rights for True Angelism that as I AM, so African-Americans could not be might you also be....' Some light far away. overall creasing, otherwise VG Estimate: £2,000.00 - £3,000.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 562 Lot: 561 JOHN PAUL II: (1920-2005) KING JR. MARTIN LUTHER: Pope of the (1929-1968) American Pastor 1978-2005. D.S., + Karol Card and Leader of the African- Wojtyla, as Cardinal, one page, American Civil Rights movement. folio, Lublin, 19th September Nobel Peace Prize winner 1964. 1976. The attractively printed T.L.S., Martin L King Jr., one document, in Polish, is a diploma page, 4to, , Georgia, 21st presented for participation in a May 1965, to Sergeant James Celebration of Christian Song Adair of the Philadelphia Police Contest entitled Sacrosong. Department, on the printed Signed by the future Pope in blue stationery of the Southern ink with his name alone at the Christian Leadership Conference. foot of the document, in his King expresses his sincere capacity as President and appreciation for the 'time and Chairman of the Sacrosong effort which you spent in contest. Unusual in this form. VG providing both protection and In his book Rise, Let Us Be traffic accompaniment for myself' Going (2004) the Pope stated 'I and further adds 'While I hardly always liked to sing with the feel this necessary most of the young people and always the time, it is both comforting and best occasion to do that was humbling to know that there are during Sacrosong'. The Pope had persons who are so concerned also released a devotional album about my welfare'. Accompanied in 1979, entitled Pope John Paul by the original envelope. A rare II Sings at the Festival of and moving letter in which King Sacrosong, which reached discusses his personal safety. number 126 in the Billboard VG King's letter is written just a album charts. couple of months following his Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 attempt, in collaboration with the

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Lot: 563 Charlotte Despard (1844-1939) BORUWLASKI JOZEF: (1739- English-born Irish and 1837) Polish-born Dwarf, a self- Sinn Fein activist. Vintage signed styled Count who toured in sepia postcard photograph of European and Turkish Courts. Despard in a head and shoulders Rare, dark ink signature ('Joseph pose. Photograph by Lena Boruwlaski') on a 12mo piece. Connell of London. Signed ('C. Some minor staining, only very Despard') in dark fountain pen slightly affecting a couple of ink with her name alone to a light letters of the signature. Together area at the base of the image. with Nicolai Poliakoff (1900-1974) One slight corner crease, G to Russian Circus Performer, known about VG, 2 as Coco the Clown. Vintage Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 signed 8 x 9.5 magazine photograph of Poliakoff standing in a full length pose, in costume Lot: 566 as Coco the Clown, presenting CHURCHILL CLEMENTINE S.: Queen Elizabeth II with a (1885-1977) Wife of Sir Winston bouquet of flowers. Signed in S. Churchill. A.L.S., Clemmie, blue ink to a clear area at the two pages, 4to, Princes Gate, base of the image and dated 5th London, 15th June 1967, to 'My January 1961 in his hand. Also dearest Mary' (Brook). Churchill including a vintage signed colour announces 'It is with grief that I 5 x 6 printed caricature portrait by hear that Norman died last night. Poliakoff, the image depicting I feel crushed' and continues 'He Coco the Clown with the printed did so much for Winston & also word Greetings beneath. Signed for me'. She concludes by hoping in blue ink with his name alone to that her correspondent 'may be a clear area. Neatly mounted to a comforted at this sad and solemn larger card. G to VG, 3 The time'. VG Churchill writes present signature of Boruwlaski following the death of Norman originates from the collection of Brook (1902-1967) 1st Baron Ray Rawlins, and is illustrated in Normanbrook. British Civil his book The Guinness Book of Servant and Cabinet Secretary World Autographs (1977). 1947-62. He passed away on the Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 same date as the present letter. Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

Lot: 564 CODY W. F.: (1846-1917) Lot: 567 American Showman. A.Q.S., W F RUBINSTEIN HELENA: (1870- Cody, Buffalo Bill, on an oblong 1965) Polish-born American 12mo piece, n.p., 1893. Cody Cosmetics Entrepreneur. Vintage has penned the sentiment 'True signed 10 x 8 photograph of to friend & foe' in his hand, Rubinstein in a head and adding his dual signature and shoulders profile pose standing date immediately beneath. Some before a sculpture of a white light age wear and a small, minor horse. Signed in bold blue circular stain, caused by previous fountain pen ink across a light mounting to the verso, not area of the image. Neatly affecting the text or signature. mounted. Some light About VG discoloration and slight surface Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 and corner creasing, G Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00

Lot: 565 PANKHURST SYLVIA: (1882- Lot: 568 1960) English Suffragette, MCCARTNEY LINDA: (1941- daughter of . 1998) American Musician & Vintage signed postcard Photographer, husband of Paul photograph of Pankhurst McCartney. Book signed, a standing in a three quarter length hardback edition of Photographs, pose. Signed ('E. Sylvia First Edition published by Pankhurst') with her name alone Pavilion Books, London, 1982. in dark fountain pen ink to a clear Signed by McCartney in blue ink area of the image. Some to the front free endpaper, 'For extensive silvering. Together with you my friend! love Linda' and

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dated 1982 in her hand. Lot: 572 Accompanied by the dust jacket. GLAMOUR: Selection of signed 8 VG x 10 photographs and slightly Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 larger by various Fashion Models and Glamorous Actresses including Cindy Crawford, Lot: 569 Caprice, Heidi Klum, Traci Lords, MCCARTNEY STELLA: (1971- Melanie Griffiths, Daryl Hannah, ) English Fashion Designer, Kate Winslet, Kim Cattrall etc. daughter of Paul and Linda The majority of images are colour McCartney. Signed colour 16 x and are boldly signed to clear 18.5 limited edition photograph, areas. None are inscribed. VG to the image depicting an EX, 9 anthropomorphic white female Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 dove, with its wings spread, landing upon a red lace up stiletto show. Signed by Lot: 573 McCartney in bold black ink to TITANIC: Selection of signed the verso and numbered 71 of postcard photographs, 10 x 8 (1) 270. Accompanied by an by various survivors, relatives unsigned typed statement on a and other individuals associated 4to sheet of McCartney's headed with the Titanic disaster including notepaper, stating, in full, Beatrice Sandstrom, Millvina 'Enclosed please find one of the Dean, A. T. Lightholler, Donald 270 Autumn/Winter 2005 Limited Smith, Irene Partner, Margaret Edition posters produced, signed Howman, Janet Walmsley, and distributed for our special Dorothy Dean etc. Each of the friends. Enjoy'. About EX images relate to the Titanic. VG Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 to EX, 11 Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Lot: 570 GLAMOUR: Selection of signed 8 Lot: 574 x 10 photographs and a few TITANIC: Selection of signed slightly smaller, signed cards postcard photographs and a etc., by various models, adult film signed piece by various actresses etc., including Brigitte survivors, relatives and other Bardot, Pamela Anderson individuals associated with the (signed hardback edition of Star), Titanic disaster including Edith June Wilkinson, Debra Jo Haisman, Millvina Dean, A. T. Fondren ( ), Victoria Zdrok Lightholler, Christopher Allsop, (scarce signed American edition Harold Wright, James Hartley, of Penthouse magazine, June Margaret Howman, Marie Aks 2002), etc. Unsigned etc. Each of the images relate to edition of Modern Man Yearbook the Titanic. VG to EX, 10 of Queens 1957 (1). Generally Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 VG, 30 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Lot: 575 FAMOUS MEN & WOMEN: Lot: 571 Selection of vintage signed GLAMOUR: Selection of signed 8 postcard photographs and some x 10 photographs by various cabinet photographs etc., by a fashion models including Christie variety of famous men and Brinkley, Rachel Hunter, , women including , Karolina (neatly trimmed), C. Arthur Kurkova, Helena Christensen, Pearson, Marcus Dods, 4th Earl Miranda Kerr etc. Most of the of Carnarvon, John Alexander images are colour, showing the MacDonald (first Prime Minister subjects in glamorous poses, and of Canada), Hugh Lowther, 5th are boldly signed to clear areas. Earl of Lonsdale, Count Hayashi None are inscribed. VG to EX, 8 Tadasu, Angela Burdett-Coutts (a Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 good signed cabinet photograph, signed Burdett Coutts to the verso and again signed to the recto with her initials B C, 1885)

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etc. G to generally VG, 14 Lot: 579 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 FAMOUS MEN & WOMEN: Miscellaneous selection of signed pieces, cards, T.Ls.S., A.Ls.S., Lot: 576 some signed postcard FAMOUS MEN & WOMEN: photographs and slightly larger Small selection of individually etc., by a variety of famous men signed vintage oblong 12mo and women, many associated cards and a few pieces by with British politics, including various famous men and women William Tilden, , including Georges Carpentier, & Martin Plaa Eugen Sandow, Steve (multiple signed album page by Donoghue, David Lloyd George, the four tennis players, also Andrew , Stanley signed by actor Ben Lyon), Baldwin, Gladys Cooper etc. Barbara Castle, Tony Benn, Some light age wear, generally David Steel, , VG, 8 Jeremy Thorpe, John Smith, Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Michael Heseltine, David Mellor, Arthur Scargill, Archibald Sinclair, Randall Davidson (as Archbishop Lot: 577 of Canterbury), Ferdinand Foch, FAMOUS MEN & WOMEN: J. Ramsay MacDonald, Edmund Selection of signed cards, Hillary, Lord John Hunt, Kaye postcard photographs and Don, W. J. O'Reilly, Edward R. slightly larger, a few 8 x 10s and G. R. Evans, Oliver Lodge, Violet letters etc., by various famous Bonham Carter, Charles Napier, men and women including Jimmy Nancy Astor, Margaret Bondfield Carter, Tony Blair, Neil Kinnock, etc. G to VG, 70 John Prescott, Gordon Brown, Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 John Major, Norman Tebbit, Mike Crossley, Peter Townsend, Roland Beamont, George Lot: 580 Vaughn, Roger Federer, Jackie FAMOUS MEN & WOMEN: A Stewart, Joanna Lumley, David good selection of signed cards Suchet, Ian McKellen, Bruno (many with small neatly affixed Senna, Prince Michael of Kent, magazine or newspaper David Shepherd etc. A little photographs), a few signed duplication. Many of the images pieces etc., by a wide variety of are colour. Generally VG to EX, famous men and women 31 including Matthew Arnold, Lord Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Harewood, Cosmo Lang (as Archbishop of Canterbury), Lord Longford, Harold Nicolson, Lot: 578 Norman Birkett, Edward R. G. R. FAMOUS MEN & WOMEN: Evans, Vivian Ellis, Collie Knox, Miscellaneous selection of signed Bernard Lovell, Christopher pieces, cards, a few A.Ls.S., Chataway, Kenneth Clark, John T.Ls.S. etc., by a wide variety of Mortimer, Lionel Bart, Mortimer famous men and women Wheeler, Malcolm Muggeridge, including Tiny Rowland, Angus Max Baer, Diana Cooper, Huw Ogilvy, Earl of Gowrie, Mary Wheldon, Naomi Jacob, Hewlett Berry, Victor Canning, Charles Johnson, Betty E. Box, Max Scribner, Clare Francis, Harry Robertson, Ludovic Kennedy, Wheatcroft, John Mortimer, Graham Sutherland, Sheila Scott, Jacquetta Hawkes, Nevil Shute, Phil Mickelson, Fred Couples, , Arnold Wesker, Hammond Innes, Francis Stephen King Hall, John Masters, Durbridge, Norman Hartnell, Beverley Nichols, Roy Strong, Ninette de Valois, Malcolm Emanuel Shinwell, Karl Popper, Sargent, Thomas Beecham etc. Norma Major, Anton Dolin, Generally VG, 52 Norman Hartnell, Jean Muir, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Barbara Castle etc. G to VG, 83 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00

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Lot: 581 Rabindranath Tagore and many FAMOUS MEN & WOMEN: others. Selection of holograph Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 statements signed by various famous men and women (artists, historians, academics etc.), Lot: 582 mainly French and European FIRST DAY COVERS: Small etc., each one page, folio, late selection of individually signed 1920s - early 1930s, including First Day Covers by various George Scott (a good original famous men, most military pencil drawing of a soldier's officers or aviators, including grave, with an ink statement Edmund Hillary, Lord John Hunt, below, 'War being the greatest Godfrey Place VC, David Stirling, scourge of humanity, Peace must Johnnie Johnson, John be its greatest benefit. Let us Cunningham VC, Les Smith & work for it'), Jean Verdier, Henri Richard Todd etc. VG, 9 Torres, Charles Seignobos (in Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 part 'War is the last residue of royal absolutism. The masses have always dreaded it like the Lot: 583 plague....It is governments which FAMOUS MEN & WOMEN: A must be converted to peace'), good selection of signed postcard Georges Scelle, Benjamin Rabier photographs and slightly larger, a (in full 'Peace: innaccesible few signed letterheads, multiple sublimity'), Maxime Real del signed First Day Covers (2) etc., Sarte (in part 'After the ghastly by a variety of famous men and war, in the midst of general women including Clare Francis, confusion, faced with the Rebecca Stephens, Gina unleashing of the most vile Campbell, Malcolm Campbell, passions and appetites, the Vivian Fuchs (2), Edmund Hillary, luminous thought of Joan of Arc, Mairead Maguire (2), Desmond angel of Peace, must again Tutu, Terry Waite, Christopher spring forth on the occasion of Cockerell, Christiaan Barnard, the five hundredth anniversary of Hannen Swaffer etc. Generally her mysterious vision...'), VG, 18 Viscount de Rohan (in part Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 'Peace is wisdom, war is folly; one has only to have lived through it and observed its Lot: 584 effects on the victors themselves FAMOUS MEN & WOMEN: to be convinced of this....'), Selection of signed 8 x 10 Jeanne Signac, Louise Thuilliez, photographs and slightly smaller Edmond Scherdlin (in part (2) by various famous men and '....peace will only reign in the women comprising Christian world when the nations, smitten Lacroix, Patti Smith, Sonny with a single ideal of justice, will Rollins, Helmut Berger and Bryn want to and be able to assuage Terfel (5; each different poses, their rivalries and prevent three showing the singer in conflicts by endeavoring to costume). Most of the images are understand each other better'), colour and are boldly signed to Adolfo Wildt (in full 'Peace is clear areas. VG to EX, 9 God's rosy dawn; War is man's Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 twilight'), Pierre Vachet etc. Some very light, minor age wear, VG, 26 The statements were prepared for publication in the Lot: 585 Pax Mundi book; an anthology of AUTOGRAPHS: Miscellaneous sentiments on peace published in selection of signed clipped Switzerland by the World pieces, A.Ls.S., T.Ls.S., some League for Peace. Between 1925 unsigned printed ephemera etc., and 1932 many notable persons by a variety of famous individuals from around the world were including Harold Pinter (2; both asked to comment on the neatly excised and repaired to prospects of world peace and the the verso), Lord Russell of volume included contributions Liverpool, George Agnew, Rupert from Marie Curie, Guglielmo Hart Davis, Harold Macmillan, Marconi, Albert Einstein, Edgar Williams, Peter Townsend,

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Robert Hardy, Ivor Nicholson, Lot: 588 John Gielgud etc. G to VG, 32 WATSON JAMES D.: (1928- ) Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 American Molecular Biologist, co- discoverer of the structure of DNA in 1953. Nobel Prize winner Lot: 586 for Physiology or Medicine, 1962. FAMOUS MEN & WOMEN: Rare original signed and Miscellaneous selection of signed inscribed ink diagram of a DNA cards, pieces, photographs of double helix structure, annotated various sizes, some signed by Watson DNA and A(denine) magazine photographs etc., by =T(hymine), G(uanine) various famous men and women =C(ytosine). Drawn on a plain including , large 4to sheet of paper, n.p., John Major, Jacques Cousteau, n.d., and signed ('James D Osbert Lancaster, Lionel Bart, Watson') at the base. Three file Annie Liebowitz, Harold Wilson, holes to the left edge, not Edward Heath, Marcus Adams, affecting the diagram or Sheila Scott, Ken Wallis, Robin signature. VG Day, Nick Park, Twiggy Lawson, Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 David Bailey, Henry J. Wood, Viscount Althorp, Millvina Dean, Neil Kinnock, etc. Lot: 589 A few are individually matted in SCIENCE: Small selection of various colours to different sizes. holograph statements signed by Generally VG, 33 various scientists, each one Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 page, folio, all undated (late 1920s - early 1930s), comprising Fortunat Strowski ('To destroy Lot: 587 war, it is not enough to hate war. WATT JAMES (1736-1819) One must love peace, as well as Scottish Inventor and Mechanical the spirit of peace'), Abbe Engineer & BOULTON Sertillanger (in part 'Blessed are MATTHEW (1728-1809) English the meek….Blessed are the Manufacturer and business peacemakers…After hearing the partner of Watt. A rare, large D.S. Sermon on the Mount, after by both James Watt ('James tasting of the doctrine of love Watt') and Matthew Boulton there expounded for the future of ('Matthew Boulton') individually, humanity with the intention of three pages (vellum), large eternally codifying our individual oblong folio, n.p., 22nd January and group life….'), Thureau- 1779. The manuscript document Dangin ('Humanity is better is an Indenture of agreement armed today against some of the made between Watt & Boulton evils that decimated it in the past: and Thomas Tenton for an famine, plague….Shall it remain engine to be erected at Wheal unarmed against war?'), Chance tin mine in Cornwall, the Ferdinand Quenisset (in part document containing various 'Peace! For me, this word technical specifications and immediately evokes the Serenity payment details. Signed by each of the starry Sky. Up there, there of the three men at the foot of the is majestic calm, sublime final page, each alongside red harmony….') and Sicard de wax seals. Some extensive wear Plauzoles (in part 'The essential causing some large areas of loss condition for the establishment of to the text, each page peace is that the nations grant professionally repaired to the each other total armistice for their verso. About G reciprocal wrongs….'). Some very Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 light, minor age wear, VG, 5 The statements were prepared for publication in the Pax Mundi book; an anthology of sentiments on peace published in Switzerland by the World League for Peace. Between 1925 and 1932 many notable persons from around the world were asked to comment on the prospects of world peace and the

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volume included contributions full, 'Route of Captain Robert A. from Marie Curie, Guglielmo Bartlett's proposed flight from Marconi, Albert Einstein, Cape Columbia, across the North Rabindranath Tagore and many Pole, to Cape Chelyuskin. It others. crosses Captain Amundsen's Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 proposed route at the North Pole'. Signed by both Amundsen (in green fountain pen ink) and Lot: 590 Bartlett (in black fountain pen ink) SCIENCE: Selection of signed with their names alone to the pieces, cards, T.Ls.S., etc., by image with reasonable contrast. various scientists, physiologists, Rare in this form. VG geologists, astronomers, etc., Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 some of them Nobel Prize winners, including Lyon Playfair, Peter Masefield, Walter Rudolf Lot: 593 Hess, Adam Sedgwick, Fred SCOTT ROBERT FALCON: Hoyle, Francis Graham-Smith, (1868-1912) British James Lovelock, Anatole von Officer & Antarctic Explorer. Hugel, Keith Runcorn, Rosalyn Fountain pen ink signature on a Yalow, Julian Huxley, David piece removed from the Weatherall, Melvin Calvin, conclusion of a letter, with Richard Doll, James Kendall, several additional typed words. Etienne-Emile Baulieu, Edward Mounted beneath a portrait of Andrade, Malcolm Stevens, John Scott contained within a printed Dessauer etc. A little duplication. 8vo programme for a Reception FR to generally G to VG, 43 given by the Lord Mayor of Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 to Scott and members of the British Antarctic Expedition, 14th June 1910. Some light Lot: 591 stains caused by previous SCIENCE: Selection of signed mounting to the verso and one postcard photographs and small tear, close to, but not slightly larger etc., by various affecting Scott's signature, G chemists, physicists and other Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 scientists, some of them Nobel Prize winners, including Oliver Lodge, Frederick Sanger, William Lot: 594 Shockley (signed First Day Cover EVANS EDWARD R. G. R.: with an additional drawing of a (1881-1957) British Naval officer transistor circuit in his hand), and Antarctic Explorer, a member Godfrey Hounsfield, Max Perutz of the Discovery Expedition 1901- (signed compliments slip), Martin 04 and second-in-command to Ryle, Edward Raymond Andrew, Robert Falcon Scott on the ill- Kenneth Arrow, Donald fated Terra Nova Expedition Johanson, James A. Van Allen, 1910-13. Book signed and Donald Lynden-Bell etc. Some inscribed, being a hardback are signed to the verso. edition of South With Scott, Generally VG, 18 Library of Classics edition Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 published by Collins, London and Glasgow. Signed by Evans in fountain pen ink to the title page Lot: 592 and dated 1942 in his hand. AMUNDSEN ROALD (1872- Accompanied by the dust jacket 1928) Norwegian Polar Explorer, (large tears and areas of paper the first person to reach both the loss, a little crudely repaired with South and North Poles & sellotape). Some age wear and a BARTLETT ROBERT (1875- few of the first pages somewhat 1946) Newfoundland Navigator loose. About G and Arctic Explorer, Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 accompanied Robert Peary on his attempts to reach the North Pole. An unusual vintage signed 6.5 x 8.5 photograph, the image depicting a circular map of the North Pole and surrounding area, with a printed caption beneath, in

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Lot: 595 two locks are loosely contained in HILLARY EDMUND: (1919-2008) a small 20th century wooden box New Zealand Mountaineer, the with a blue velvet interior to the first man, with Tenzing Norgay, to base and with a loosely inserted reach the summit of Mount 20th century note of provenance Everest, 1953. An unusual on a folded card to the inside lid. A.Q.S., Ed Hillary, one page, 4to, Written in pencil and signed with , New Zealand, 27th the unidentified initials P. G. B. July 1977, on the printed (?), the card reads, 'Part of the stationery of the Himalayan beard of King Charles 1st...From Trust. In black ink Hillary has the Meyrick Collection given by penned the words 'Aim high! M. to Grandfather Dell, passed There is no virtue in easy victory', from uncle to me....'. adding his signature and the date Accompanied by a paperback beneath. To the lower half of the reprinted edition of An Account of page appears the signature What Appeared on Opening the ('Have fun, Chris Bonington') of Coffin of King Charles the First Chris Bonington (1934- ) by Sir Henry Halford, originally British Mountaineer, Leader of published by Nichols, Son, & several expeditions to Mount Bentley, London, 1813, and Everest. Together with a signed 8 explaining the background x 10 photograph of Edmund leading to the opening of the Hillary depicting the mountaineer coffin on 1st April 1813 in the in a half length pose wearing a presence of King George III 'who garland around his neck. Signed guaranteed thereby the most in black ink with his name alone respectful care and attention to to a clear area of the image. Also the remains' and stating, in part, including Lord John Hunt (1910- 'The forehead and temples had 1998) British Leader of the lost little or nothing of their successful British Expedition to muscular substance; the cartilage Mount Everest, 1953. Signed of the nose was gone; but the left colour 5 x 3.5 photograph of Hunt eye, in the first moment of standing outdoors in a three exposure, was open and full, quarter length pose. Signed in ink though it vanished almost with his name alone to a light immediately: and the pointed area at the head of the image. beard, so characteristic of the VG to EX, 3 period of the reign of King Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Charles, was perfect....it will not be denied that the shape of the face, the forehead, an eye, and the beard, are the most important Lot: 596 features by which resemblance is EXPLORATION: Selection of determined....The hair was thick signed pieces, cards, a few at the back part of the head, and, signed photographs, letters and in appearance, nearly black. A programmes etc., by various portion of it, which has since explorers and mountaineers been cleaned and dried, is of a including Rosita Forbes, David beautiful dark brown colour. That Hempleman-Adams, P. B. Du of the beard was a redder brown. Chaillu, Edmund Hillary (2), On the back part of the head, it Rebecca Stephens (7), Vivian was more than an inch in length, Fuchs, Chris Bonington, George and had probably been cut so Lowe, Tim Severin, William short for the convenience of the Scoresby, Robin Hanbury- executioner, or perhaps by the Tenison etc. FR to generally G to piety of friends soon after death, VG, 27 in order to furnish memorials of Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 the unhappy King'. VG, 2 Sir Samuel Rush Meyrick (1783- 1848) English Collector & Lot: 597 Antiquary, introduced the [CHARLES I]: (1600-1649) King systematic study or arms and of England, Scotland & Ireland armour. 1625-49. Two locks of hair, each Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 consisting of a considerable number of strands, and neatly tied together with a small string knot, apparently removed from the beard of King Charles I. The

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Lot: 598 Lot: 600 GEORGE II: (1683-1760) King of VICTORIA: (1819-1901) Queen Great Britain and Ireland 1727- of the Great 60. D.S., George R, as King, at Britain & Ireland 1837-1901. the head, one page, folio, Court Autograph Envelope wrapper at St. James's, 5th April 1731. signed, The Queen, one page, The manuscript document is slim 8vo, n.p., n.d.. Queen addressed to the Commissioners Victoria has addressed the of the Treasury and is a warrant wrapper in her hand to the Earl of to pay John Hedges, treasurer to Derby, who himself has later Frederick, Prince of Wales, the addressed and signed ('The sum of two thousand pounds 'to Queen, Derby') the wrapper, be disposed of in such manner evidently when returning the as Our said most dearly beloved documents which were originally Son shall direct'. Countersigned enclosed within the wrapper. A at the foot by few light brown stains to the left (1676-1745) British Prime edge, one slightly affecting the Minister 1721-42, William Clayton first few letters of Queen (1671-1752) British Politician, Victoria's signature. A few minor and George Dodington (1691- file holes. G Earl of Derby (1799- 1762) British Politician and friend 1869) British Prime Minister of Frederick, Prince of Wales. 1852, 1858-59, 1866-68. Some areas of paper loss and Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 small tears to the edges and with a long, neat split to the central horizontal fold, only very slightly Lot: 601 affecting the text and signatures. VICTORIA: (1819-1901) Queen FR Frederick, Prince of Wales of the United Kingdom Great (1707-1751) Eldest, although Britain & Ireland 1837-1901. estranged, son of King George II. D.S., Victoria R I, as Queen, at Father of King George III. the head, one page, oblong folio, Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Court at Saint James's, 8th September 1888. The partially printed document is a military Lot: 599 commission appointing Charles WILLIAM IV: (1765-1837) King of Harvey Palairet to be a Captain the United Kingdom of Great in the Yeomanry Forces, Royal Britain & Ireland 1830-37. A.L.S., Hussars. William, two pages, 4to, Bushy Countersigned at the foot by House, 27th November 1815, to Edward Stanhope (1840-1893) a gentleman. The Duke of British Politician, Secretary of Clarence thanks his State for War 1887-92. With blind correspondent for having offered embossed blue paper seal to deliver letters to his sons in affixed. Two pieces of printed India, although remarks that he ephemera relating to Palairet and has already forwarded a large the Royal Gloucestershire packet to the Board of Control. Hussars are neatly laid down to He continues 'You have my full the verso. Some light foxing in permission to show this letter to places, not affecting the either of my sons as an signatures, about VG introduction to them' and Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 concludes by wishing his correspondent all success possible. Some extensive, light Lot: 602 age wear and the central VICTORIA: (1819-1901) Queen horizontal folds of the letter of the United Kingdom Great strengthened. G Britain & Ireland 1837-1901. Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 D.S., Victoria R I, as Queen, at the head, eight pages, folio, Court at Saint James's, 3rd April 1862. The manuscript document, on black bordered mourning paper, is addressed to Councillor Edward George Fitzalan Howard, Deputy to the Duke of Norfolk, Earl Marshal and Hereditary Marshal of England, and is a

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Licence for Allan Cowburn, Vicar leaving for Berlin. With blank of Tidenham in Gloucestershire integral leaf. Some light age to take the surnames of Smith wear, about VG and Masters and the Arms of Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Masters and Smith quarterly, and extensively detailing the events leading to Cowburn's petition for Lot: 605 the same to the Queen, further ALEXANDRA OF DENMARK: instructing Howard that 'our (1844-1925) Queen of the United Concession and Declaration be Kingdom 1901-10, consort of recorded in Our College of Arms King Edward VII. A.L.S., to the end that Our Officers of Alexandra, as Princess of Wales, Arms and all others upon six pages, 8vo, Abergeldie occasion may take full notice and Castle, 15th October 1871, to have knowledge thereof.' Mrs. Grey, on Alexandra's Countersigned at the conclusion attractive printed stationery by Sir George Grey (1799-1882) featuring the Prince of Wales British Politician, feathers, a crown and her name 1846-52, 1855-58. With blind printed in white, red and blue. embossed paper seal affixed and The Princess states that she was tied to the left edge with the touched by her correspondent original black ribbon. having sent 'those lovely photos Accompanied by the original of your poor darling Sybil, as well envelope. Some light overall age as the pretty little church in which wear and staining and some your darling child is now laid' and extensive, although neat, splits to further expressing her sympathy, the right edges of the folds to remarking 'everybody can but each page, only very slightly admire your great courage and affecting the text, but not the true faith in God, to have borne signatures. G this additional great trial so Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 patiently and with so much self control. The Lord our Heavenly Father will bless and comfort you Lot: 603 for it all dear Mrs Grey - but now VICTORIA: (1819-1901) Queen your poor heart must ache all the of the United Kingdom Great same!' The Princess also makes Britain & Ireland 1837-1901. A reference to her correspondent's good vintage signed 7 x 11 grandchildren and 'the poor photograph, the image depicting Duke', commenting 'I read his the Queen seated in a full length touching and so heart rending profile pose at her desk, reading first letter to the Prince! I am glad a letter. Several framed portraits for him and yr. son Albert that appear on the desk before her, they are going abroad to the Holy including one of her late Land, it will do them both good'. husband, Prince Albert. Signed A poignant letter. VG Caroline ('Victoria R I') in ink at the head Grey (1814-1890) Extra of the image and dated 1893 in Bedchamber Woman to Queen her hand. Framed and glazed in Victoria. Her daughter, Lady Sybil a vintage frame (some minor age Grey (1848-1871) had died on wear and damage) to an overall 7th September at the untimely size of 8 x 12. VG age of 22. She was married to Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 William Ameleus Aubrey de Vere Beauclerk, 10th Duke of St Albans and their three children Lot: 604 included Charles Victor Albert EDWARD VII: (1841-1910) King Aubrey de Vere Beauclerk, who of the United Kingdom 1901-10. later became the 11th Duke of St A.L.S., Albert Edward, as Prince Albans. of Wales, two pages, 8vo, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Government House, Calcutta, 24th December 1875, to a Lord, on the Prince's attractive monogrammed stationery. The Prince instructs his correspondent to deliver a letter (no longer present) via the first Foreign Office messenger

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Lot: 606 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 ALEXANDRA OF DENMARK: (1844-1925) Queen of the United Kingdom 1901-10, consort of Lot: 608 King Edward VII. A.L.S., GEORGE V: (1865-1936) King of Alexandra, four pages, 8vo, the United Kingdom 1910-36. Marlborough House, 21st A.L.S., George, as Prince of October 1884, to 'My dearest Wales, three pages, 8vo, Cap Adelaide' (Countess Brownlow). Martin Hotel, 10th April 1892, to The Princess writes following the Francis de Winton ('My dear Sir death of her correspondent's Francis') on mourning stationery. mother, although had refrained The Prince thanks his from writing too soon so as not to correspondent for their letters trespass 'upon yr. great sorrow and remarks that he has also just which I fear must be quite received one from Lord overwhelming', continuing 'It Faversham 'telling me that I have seems to me that nothing can been elected a Governor of the ever replace a Mother's loss - & R.A. Society', further discussing the blank that her death must financial and court matters, 'I leave among you must be quite approve of your proposition everlasting.....The only of paying £50 from my account at consolation is that she breathed Coutts & Co., will you do so her last so to say in yr. arms & whenever you like. I spoke to my under yr. roof so that you were father about the Levee & he quite able to sooth & support her in her agrees with me in thinking that it dark hour, when she left all her would be best if you did not earthly cares behind her & attend either of the first two entered into life immortal'. In Levees.' In concluding he refers concluding Alexandra also refers to the weather, commenting 'This to her correspondent's husband ought to be fine building weather ('I know how fully he shares alike for Sandringham'. VG Sir Francis all yr. joy & sorrows') and brother de Winton (1835-1901) British and remarks 'The Prince joins Army Officer and Courtier, with me in the deepest sympathy Comptroller and Treasurer of the for you all'. About EX Adelaide, household of the Duke of York. Countess Brownlow (1884-1917) Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Wife of Adelbert Brownlow-Cust, 3rd Earl Brownlow (1844-1912) British Soldier and Volunteer Lot: 609 Aide-de-Camp to Queen Victoria, GEORGE V: (1865-1936) King of King Edward VII and King the United Kingdom 1910-36. George V. Countess Brownlow's A.L.S., George, as Duke of York, mother, Lady Sarah Beresford of two pages, 8vo, Sandringham, Waterford, had died on the 13th Norfolk, 27th December 1892, to October 1884. Francis de Winton ('My dear de Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Winton') on mourning stationery. The Duke thanks his correspondent for their letter and Lot: 607 adds that he has experienced a PRINCESS MARIE LOUISE: sad Christmas ('I missed him (1872-1956) Princess of terribly'), further informing de Schleswig-Holstein, Winton 'I am afraid I can't tell you granddaughter of Queen Victoria. of anybody that I know for the Vintage signed and inscribed 7.5 dinner, I will leave it entirely to x 9.5 photograph, the small oval you to ask whoever you like.' The image depicting the Princess in a Duke concludes 'We have been formal head and shoulders pose. skating all day today & the ice Photograph by Bullingham of was excellent'. With blank London. Signed in fountain pen integral leaf. Some very light, ink to the lower photographer's minor age wear, VG Sir Francis mount 'For Robert Hughes from de Winton (1835-1901) British Louise Augusta, Princess of Army Officer and Courtier, Schleswig-Holstein' and dated Comptroller and Treasurer of the August 1903 in her hand. Framed household of the Duke of York. and glazed in the original frame Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 (some damage) to an overall size of 9 x 10.5. About VG

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Lot: 610 Lot: 612 GEORGE V: (1865-1936) King of GEORGE V: (1865-1936) King of the United Kingdom 1910-36. the United Kingdom 1910-36. A.L.S., George, as Duke of York, T.L.S., George, as Duke of York three pages, 8vo, York House, and in his capacity as President St. James's Palace, 2nd of the Royal Agricultural Society September 1894, to Lady of England, one page, folio, Brownlow. The Duke thanks his London, 4th November 1896, to correspondent for their invitation the Vicar of Donington in to shoot at Ashridge in November Lincolnshire, on the printed and December, remarking 'It will stationery of the Royal give both May & I great pleasure Agricultural Society. The Duke to do so' and adding that they will writes to his correspondent be available from the 10th concerning Cowley's Endowed December and would have to Schools and informs him that at a leave on the 13th December 'as Council meeting of the Royal we shall have to go to Windsor Agricultural Society it was on morning of 14th for the service decided that William Frankish of in the Mausaleum'. The Duke Limber, Brocklesby in also expresses his regret at not Lincolnshire would be appointed being able to shoot during as a Governor of the Foundation November as they have associated with the Schools and engagements every week in that representing the Royal month. VGAdelaide, Countess Agricultural Society. Some Brownlow (1884-1917) Wife of extremely light, very minor age Adelbert Brownlow-Cust, 3rd Earl wear, VG Brownlow (1844-1912) British Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Soldier and Volunteer Aide-de- Camp to Queen Victoria, King Edward VII and King George V. Lot: 613 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 GEORGE V: (1865-1936) King of the United Kingdom 1910-36. An unusual D.S., George R I, as Lot: 611 King, three pages, folio, War GEORGE V: (1865-1936) King of Office, 12th December 1935. The the United Kingdom 1910-36. typed document, marked A.L.S., George, as Duke of Confidential, authorises the War Cornwell and York, three pages, Office code entitled The Word for 8vo, York Cottage, Sandringham, the months of January, February Norfolk, 5th November 1901, to and March 1936. Each day within Francis de Winton ('My dear de the three month period is given a Winton') on mourning stationery. code name listed in two columns The Duke states 'When I said to each page under the headings good bye to you yesterday, I felt Court and City. Signed by the unable to say all that I wished' King at the foot of the final page. and continues to further thank his VG King George V died on the correspondent 'most sincerely for 20th January 1936 - the code the faithful & loyal way in which names of the day being Lapley you served me during the ten and Ower. years you were my comptroller', Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 further adding the thanks of the Duchess. George also remarks that they arrived at York Cottage Lot: 614 yesterday, finding it 'most GEORGE V: (1865-1936) King of comfortable & the additions the United Kingdom 1910-36. An charming'. VG Sir Francis de excellent, large vintage signed Winton (1835-1901) sepia 10 x 15.5 cabinet Officer and Courtier, Comptroller photograph, the image depicting and Treasurer of the household the Duke of York seated in a of the Duke of York. three quarter length pose holding Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 a cigarette in one hand. Photograph by Lafayette of Dublin. Signed ('Georgy') in dark fountain pen ink to a clear area at the head of the image and dated 27th June 1892 in his hand. Some light spotting to the image,

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largely to the edges and Lot: 617 background, and the image EDWARD VIII: (1894-1972) King slightly detached from the mount, of the United Kingdom January - otherwise VG The future King December 1936. Later Duke of George V had been created Windsor. A good vintage signed Duke of York by Queen Victoria 9 x 11.5 photograph, the image on 24th May 1892, just over a depicting the Prince of Wales in a month prior to signing the present formal half length pose with his photograph. arms folded. Photograph by Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Swaine. Signed ('David') with his family name in bold blue fountain pen ink to a light area at the base Lot: 615 of the image and dated October EDWARD VIII: (1894-1972) King 1921 in his hand. Some light of the United Kingdom January - foxing to the lower border and a December 1936. Later Duke of few minor scuffs to the image, Windsor. Book signed and about VG inscribed, a hardback edition of Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Lanyard Lyrics by R. P. Keigwin, with illustrations by P. L. Butt, published by Simpkin, Marshall, Lot: 618 Hamilton, Kent & Co. Ltd., EDWARD VIII: (1894-1972) King London and W. H. Barrell Ltd., of the United Kingdom January - , n.d. Signed by the December 1936. Later Duke of Prince of Wales opposite the title Windsor. A fine, long A.L.S., page, 'Jacques Berthon (future David, (and also signed with his naval cadet) from Edward', in initial D a further three times), dark fountain pen ink, adding the four pages, 4to, Ottawa, 7th, 8th date 11th February 1914 in his & 9th October 1919, to Freda hand. With a later ownership Dudley Ward ('Fredie my darling signature to the half title page darling precious beloved one'). and some library marks. Lacking The Prince writes a romantic the dust jacket. Some slight age letter to his mistress, in pencil, wear, about VG explaining that he has been to a Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 party, 'it was all very sordid & crowded & pompous….I'm just bored stiff & fed right up with Lot: 616 dancing beloved one. I've had EDWARD VIII: (1894-1972) King too much of it altogether this last of the United Kingdom January - fortnight & am too tired & played December 1936. Later Duke of out now to even appreciate the Windsor. Vintage signed exercise & the women absolutely postcard photograph, the image revolt me!!', and also asking her 'I depicting the young Prince of wonder if you danced with the Wales standing in the back of an King of Spain sweetie or perhaps open top car greeting a large kings don't dance; & I wonder crowd of onlookers. Signed why the Queen is ill? Is she going ('David', with his family name) in to have another baby?!!', dark fountain pen ink at the base referring to his preparations for of the image and dated 1920 in various speeches, 'I don't think I'll his hand. Dated in another hand ever get over my nervousness or to the verso, Launceston, July you might really call it terror at 1920. VG The Prince of Wales the thought of getting up on my visited Launceston in Tasmania, hind legs; I did think I wld. once Australia, in July 1920 during one but now I know I never will & to of his tours of the Empire. think that I am going to spend my Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 life talking hot air!!' and remarking 'I'm like YOU angel want to die young & how marvellously divine if only WE could die together; there's absolutely nothing I could wish for more tho perhaps you don't quite feel that darling one & why shld. you? But I'm just dippy to die with YOU even if we can't live together tho. I'll explain what I

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mean when we meet & about Lot: 619 dying young tho. I've develloped EDWARD VIII: (1894-1972) King (sic) a mad craze for that lately of the United Kingdom January - sweetheart'. The Prince December 1936. Later Duke of continues his letter the following Windsor. An exceptionally long day, reporting on plans for a visit A.L.S., with his initial D, twenty to Washington ('Christ all the two pages, 4to, Barbados (and at there's been sea travelling through the about this silly visit to the States') tropics), 21st - 29th March 1920, and also again writing of his to Freda Dudley Ward ('My preparations for speeches, precious darling beloved little before again continuing his letter Fredie'), on the printed stationery on the 9th October, explaining of HMS Renown. The Prince that his speech was well writes a romantic letter to his received, and reporting on mistress, in pencil, over the another party, 'I almost enjoyed it course of a week travelling at sweetie tho. of course enjoyment sea, informing her that 'I escaped is quite impossible “sans TOI― going to church on the lower tho. you know that Darling! But I deck on the plea of avoiding any did miss YOU so as there was a flu microbes that might still be most marvellous jazz band lurking around!!' and adding that playing & WE could have he has been reading on deck danced….'. The Prince concludes most of the day, 'I'm struggling his letter the next day, stating with “Susan Lennox― such a that it will be his last letter from sordid & pathetically tragic story Canada, before travelling to of a girl which depresses me tho. America, and that he is looking its interesting & I'm just in the forward to seeing his mood for it!! I hope you'll never correspondent again in three read it sweetheart….the book is weeks time, 'how I'm just longing censored & banned in England & pining to get back to my now; it's American!!' and precious darling beloved little continuing 'How I loathe being mummie & to be able to tell HER separated from you like this & it every thing' and also remarking all seems so unnatural sweetie 'Now I'm going to be pompous for mine; how I want you tonight to a moment sweetheart mine; I tell you & show you how madly I think you'll find your little boy love you. Oh! My darling darling slightly changed when he precious beloved little Freddie a returns!! Of course in no way that moi life is absolute hell & torture concerns ourselves…..& only as for you're your little David without regards my general view of life & YOU & I'm oh! so so miserable!!', other people; I shall return to further remarking on the YOU loving & adoring YOU & temperature, again referring to belonging to YOU & only to YOU his reading (' “Susan Lennox― more than ever tho. I'm a little which gets more & more sordid & more self confident than I was & depressing & I haven't finished less frightened of other people, the 1st vol yet as I read so particularly of my father!!….I think terribly slowly!!') and other daily you'll approve & say it's a change activities including games of for the better in me' before squash, having his hair cut ending in amorous terms, 'So au ('Quite an event & worth writing revoir till Washington my down during this long precious darling beloved lovely monotonous trip') and playing little Madonna, may I dream of jazz drums with a rag orchestra, TOI to-night & may God keep further bemoaning his separation TOI for me amour cherie from his mistress and his lack of adoree!!….' A letter of interest in the trip, 'I can't and outstanding content. VG Freda shan't be able to raise the least Dudley Ward (1894-1983) enthusiasm about anything this Marquesa de Casa Maury. trip; it all seems to me so terribly English Socialite, the mistress of artificial & organised somehow'. Edward, Prince of Wales from The Prince also sends news of a 1918-23. Ward remained a close tragic accident, 'We are all confidante of Edward's until 1934 depressed to-night (which means when his relationship with Wallis that I'm extra depressed) as we Simpson began. lost a man overboard this Estimate: £800.00 - £1,000.00 afternoon about 3.00pm. He was

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apparently leaning up against the as to yesterday at Barbados. We rails on the port side of the ship landed officially at 10.00 at when the top one parted & he fell Bridgetown the capital…..before a overboard; he was a private of 1 ½ hrs drive thro the town & marines & tho we dropped both some of the cane plantations out life buoys & turned the ship about in the country. It's a unique sort & lowered a life boat & searched of scenery very ugly & I don't for the man for 1 hr. we never take much to the coloured saw him again. So we hoisted in population who are revolting. the boat & held an impressive but There are over 170,000 of them. very sordid funeral service on the The white population is very Fortccastle & then steamed on!! small & they aren't much of a Of course one man's death crop to look at & all too deadly means nothing sweetheart only dull & of course depressingly it's a depressing event in a ship primitive….I was shown over a on the 9th day at sea & has a sugar plant in the afternoon depressing effect on everybody!!' which was quite interesting, you and reflects on anchoring at see the cane go in one end & Barbados the following day, sugar being poured into sacks when a reception and dance will the other end!! Then there was a take place, 'which I'm dreading frightful garden party tho I slipped more than I can say!! Never have away to a private swimming pool I felt less like all that or setting afterwards with Dickie & we had eyes on any woman but you a marvellous bathe before a darling angel; the idea absolutely terrible official dinner….I danced revolts me & I guess the quite a lot sweetheart: Dickie realisation of it all will be worse!!', found me a little American bit also writing of his arrival and who wasn't such a bad mover but experiences in Barbados, 'it looks the rest of the women were a proper bum island this impossible….But I'm glad we left Barbados….we gave an official Barbados as its really a bum little dinner to 20 notables of the place & I'm sorry for the colonial island including the governor & office people who have to live his wife which was followed by a there tho. its better than many of reception of about 200 people & the tiny island colonies they are there was dancing….I've sent to!!' The Prince further appointed Dickie [Mountbatten] writes in a romantic vein ('Bless my “procurer― of partners & you bless you my precious only take on a “young woman― darling beloved little Fredie you that he has vetted as being know your David loves you loves possible!! But Christ! They were you so madly & desparately' the absolute limit to-night & I (sic)) and gives more news of his can't remember what the 3 activities whilst sailing towards women I danced with look like as Panama, 'I'm going to spend to- I hardly looked at them!! But I morrow forenoon in the engine have to make an effort on these room & boiler room to try & buck occasions sweetie & dancing to the engine room staff & me is now merely a stunt to be particularly the 300 stokers who avoided if possible!!….Christ! are grousing a bit; of course the How I'm loathing this trip there heat is desparate (sic) down isn't a single thing to it as far as there in the tropics & they are I'm concerned as what's the use having a hard time of it!! Still its of it all!! I'm afraid I'm gradually their job which they've signed on becoming a bit of a bolshie for as service men so they ought sweetheart rather a bad to know better!!', also enquiring confession to make & I wld'nt as to Dudley Ward's health and a make it to anyone else but it's the trip to Paris, as well as stating truth tho it's a trait and feeling I 'I've got the feeling that some day have to keep down….We are now we shall belong to each officially in the Carribean (sic) Sea beloved sweetheart so so steaming W. along the N. coast strongly again to-night & its such of S. America but over 100 miles a marvellous divine feeling too'. from it so that there's no land in In concluding he again refers to sight. We never seem to pass Louis Mountbatten, 'I'm so glad any ships & only sighted 2 in the I've got Dickie as I told you Atlantic; flying fish are the only before darling & he & I are great sign of life outside the ship. But friends & he's so human &

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understanding & I know you like York (1908-28) and Archbishop him too!!' before finally ending his of Canterbury (1928-42). The letter 'Bless you bless you my Most Rev. James Horstead very very own precious darling (1898-1989) Anglican Bishop of beloved little Fredie mon amour Sierra Leone (1936-61) and all all my gt. gt. Love & paper Archbishop of West Africa (1955- “baisers― but oh! for a real one 61). sweetheart which wld. do me Estimate: £600.00 - £900.00 more good than anything else in the world. Your D.' Accompanied by the original envelope hand Lot: 621 addressed by the Prince in ink [EDWARD VIII]: (1894-1972) and bearing a good black wax King of the United Kingdom seal to the verso. A letter of January - December 1936. Later remarkable content. A couple of Duke of Windsor. Bold black very light, extremely minor stains facsimile signature ('Edward P', to the final page, otherwise VG as Prince of Wales) on an oblong Freda Dudley Ward (1894-1983) 12mo card bearing the printed Marquesa de Casa Maury. words 'With best Wishes for English Socialite, the mistress of Christmas from' and date 1928. Edward, Prince of Wales from Together with Eugenie Godfrey- 1918-23. Ward remained a close Fausett (1884-1956, Wife of confidante of Edward's until 1934 Bryan Godfrey-Fausett 1863- when his relationship with Wallis 1945, British Naval officer & Simpson began. The Prince Courtier) A.L.S., Eugenie wrote the present letter during his Godfrey-Fausett, two pages, 4to, 1920 tour to Australia and New Hyde Park, 24th December 1920, Zealand (making many stops en to Edward, Prince of Wales, route) on board the refitted HMS announcing 'I was so delighted to Renown. He was accompanied get the charming photograph of by his 20 year old cousin, Louis you on the Xmas card. It was so Mountbatten, whom he refers to very kind of you to remember me in the letter by his family name of & gave me such great pleasure' Dickie. and continuing to reciprocate his Estimate: £1,000.00 - £1,200.00 Christmas wishes and further explaining that her husband has been suffering from flu and Lot: 620 unable to write personally, EDWARD VIII: (1894-1972) King although sends his best wishes. of the United Kingdom January - She concludes 'Believe me Sir December 1936. Later Duke of Your Royal Highness' very Windsor. Rare D.S., Edward R I, devoted servant'. VG, 2 as King, at the head, two pages, Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 folio, Court at Saint James's, 15th June 1936. The typed document is addressed to Cosmo Lot: 622 Gordon Lang, Lord Archbishop of WALLIS WINDSOR: (1895-1986) Canterbury, and is a mandate for American Socialite, wife of the Consecration of the Edward, Duke of Windsor. Book Reverend James Lawrence Cecil signed, a hardback edition of The Horstead to be a Bishop, 'to the Heart has its Reasons, First intent that he should exercise his Edition published by Michael functions in one of Our Joseph Ltd., London, 1956. Possessions and also in one of Signed ('Wallis, Duchess of Our Protectorates abroad'. With Windsor') in bold blue ink to the blind embossed paper seal title page. Accompanied by the affixed at the head along with the dust jacket (minor age wear at original black ribbon. A portion of the edges). About VG the second page to the integral Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 leaf has been neatly cut away, evidently for the removal of the countersignature. Some very minor, extremely light staining to the left edge, about VG William Cosmo Gordon Lang (1864- 1945) Scottish Anglican Prelate who served as Archbishop of

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Lot: 623 their two daughters, Princesses GEORGE VI: (1895-1952) King Elizabeth and Margaret. of the United Kingdom 1936-52. Photograph by Marcus Adams A very fine, early vintage signed and signed by him in pencil to a sepia 7 x 9.5 photograph, the clear area at the base of the image depicting the young image. Signed ('Bertie') by the midshipman standing in a three future King George VI and signed quarter length pose wearing his ('Elizabeth') by his wife, each in naval uniform. Photograph by bold dark fountain pen inks to the Ernest Brooks and signed by him lower photographer's mount, the in pencil to the lower border. Duke adding the date 1931 in his Signed ('Bertie') in dark fountain hand. Most likely designed to be pen ink to the lower border and sent as a greetings card, the dated 1913 in his hand. Very photograph is neatly mounted slightly neatly trimmed at the within a cream folding 8vo card edges, otherwise VG From 1909 featuring the crest of the Duke of the Prince had attended the York to the front cover. Some Royal Naval College at Osborne very light, minor scuffing and as a naval cadet and in 1913, the foxing, only very slightly affecting same year as the present the signatures and image, photograph, the Prince trained for otherwise VG six months in the West Indies Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 and Canada on board HMS Cumberland. On 15th September 1913 he was rated as a Lot: 626 midshipman aboard HMS ELIZABETH THE QUEEN Collingwood and spent three MOTHER: (1900-2002) Queen months in the Mediterranean. Consort of King George VI. A fine Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 vintage signed 12.5 x 18.5 photograph, the image depicting the Queen seated in a full length Lot: 624 profile pose. Photograph by Cecil GEORGE VI: (1895-1952) King Beaton and bearing his pencil of the United Kingdom 1936-52. credit to the lower photographer's Three individual fountain pen ink mount. Signed ('Elizabeth R') in signatures ('Appd. GRI') on dark fountain pen ink to the lower separate pieces neatly clipped photographer's mount and dated from official documents, one also 1943 in her hand. Framed and countersigned by Leslie Hore- glazed in a gold coloured frame Belisha (1893-1957) British to an overall size of 15 x 21. Politician, Secretary of State for Some very light silvering to the War 1937-40, and dated 22nd extreme edges of the image and October 1937. Together with a some extremely minor age wear similar piece bearing a fountain to the photographer's mount, pen ink signature ('Appd. G. R. about VG I.') by King George V (1865- Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00 1936) King of the United Kingdom 1910-36 and countersigned by Laming Lot: 627 Worthington-Evans (1868-1931) ELIZABETH THE QUEEN British Politician, Secretary of MOTHER: (1900-2002) Queen State for War 1921-22, 1924-29. Consort of King George VI. An Generally VG, 4 excellent, large vintage signed 21 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 x 29 photograph of Queen Elizabeth in a half length pose. Photograph by Dorothy Wilding. Lot: 625 Signed ('Elizabeth R') in fountain GEORGE VI (1895-1952) King of pen ink to the lower the United Kingdom 1936-52 & photographer's mount, directly ELIZABETH (1900-2002) Queen beneath the image, and dated Consort, the Queen Mother. A 1940 in her hand. Framed and good vintage signed sepia 5 x 5 glazed in the original plain photograph by both the Duke and wooden frame to an overall size Duchess of York individually, the of 25 x 33. Some extremely image depicting the Royal couple minor, light smudging to the seated together in three quarter signature and a few very light length poses accompanied by scuffs to the image, otherwise VG

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Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00 Lot: 630 ELIZABETH THE QUEEN MOTHER: (1900-2002) Queen Lot: 628 Consort of King George VI. ELIZABETH THE QUEEN Vintage signed Christmas MOTHER: (1900-2002) Queen greetings card, the oblong 4to Consort of King George VI. stiff cream folding card featuring A.L.S., Elizabeth R, two pages, a reproduction of a painting to the 8vo, Clarence House, 28th May inside, depicting three race 1953, to Sir Eric Mieville ('My horses, Laffy, Double Star and dear Eric'), on her personal The Rip, at Lingfield on 9th monogrammed stationery. The December 1961. Signed ('from Queen Mother states that she Elizabeth R') in bold, dark was touched to receive her fountain pen ink beneath a correspondent's flowers, printed greeting, 1962. With a commenting 'The roses lighted gold embossed crown to the up my room in the most front. Some light creasing to the wonderful way, and I do want to upper edge, otherwise VG send you my very warmest Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 thanks for such a truly heart warming thought'. Accompanied by the original Registered Lot: 631 envelope hand addressed by the ELIZABETH THE QUEEN Queen Mother and signed by her MOTHER: (1900-2002) Queen with her initials ('ER') in the lower Consort of King George VI. left corner. VG Sir Eric Mieville Vintage signed Christmas (1896-1971) British Civil Servant, greetings card, the 4to stiff cream Assistant Private Secretary to folding card featuring a colour King George VI from 1937-45. photograph to the inside of the Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Queen Mother standing in a semi- profile three quarter length pose. Signed ('from Elizabeth R') in Lot: 629 dark fountain pen ink beneath a ELIZABETH THE QUEEN printed greeting, 1965. With a MOTHER: (1900-2002) Queen gold embossed crown to the Consort of King George VI. front. Some light age wear, A.L.S., Elizabeth, two pages, otherwise VG 8vo, Piccadilly, n.d. ('Monday'), to Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Tom Goff, on her personal monogrammed stationery. Elizabeth invites her Lot: 632 correspondent to attend a play ELIZABETH THE QUEEN with her, remarking 'I must warn MOTHER: (1900-2002) Queen you that David & Rachel & we Consort of King George VI. have long wished to see the Signed Christmas greetings card, Barretts of Wimpole Street, so the 4to stiff cream folding card that if you have seen it please featuring a photograph to the don't dream of coming' although inside of the Queen Mother continuing 'If you haven't, we standing outdoors in a three would love to see you again, or quarter length profile pose in a even if you have & can bear it - garden. Signed ('from Elizabeth do come'. Accompanied by the R') in blue ink beneath a printed original hand delivered envelope greeting, 1970. With a gold addressed in Elizabeth's hand embossed crown to the front. and signed by her with her initial Some very light age wear, ('E') in the lower left corner. otherwise VG Some very light, minor age wear, Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 VG Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

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Lot: 633 Foreign Service at any of Our ELIZABETH THE QUEEN Diplomatic or Consular MOTHER: (1900-2002) Queen Establishments abroad or in the Consort of King George VI. Department of Our Principal Signed Christmas greetings card, Secretary of State for Foreign the stiff white 4to folding card Affairs' with effect from 3rd featuring a photograph to the January 1950. Countersigned at inside of the Queen Mother the foot by (1897- standing in a three quarter length 1977) British Prime Minister 1955- profile pose in a garden. Signed 57, Foreign Secretary 1940-45, ('from Elizabeth R') in black ink 1951-55. With blind embossed beneath a printed greeting, 1970. seal. The signatures of both the With a gold embossed crown to Queen and Eden are slightly the front cover. About EX faded, although legible, and there Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 is an extensive amount of light damp staining to the foot of the document, very slightly affecting Eden's signature, but not the text. Lot: 634 G ELIZABETH THE QUEEN Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 MOTHER: (1900-2002) Queen Consort of King George VI. Signed Christmas greetings card, the oblong 4to stiff white folding Lot: 637 card featuring a colour ELIZABETH II: (1926- ) Queen of photograph to the inside of the the United Kingdom 1952- . Queen Mother riding in a state A.L.S., Elizabeth R, two pages, carriage alongside three of her 8vo, Sandringham, Norfolk, 2nd grandchildren upon the occasion January 1971, to Henriette Abel of the installation as Lord Warden Smith. The Queen thanks her of the Cinque Ports at Dover, correspondent for again sending August 1979. Signed ('from a delicious smoked turkey, Elizabeth R') in black ink beneath commenting 'everyone has been a printed greeting, 1979. With a enjoying it during our Christmas gold embossed crown to the party and we are most grateful front. VG for such a very popular present'. Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 She continues to express her sadness at the sale of Houndsell Place, although remarking 'but I expect it is probably a very wise Lot: 635 move to go back to ELIZABETH II: (1926- ) Queen of Gloucestershire - I do hope the the United Kingdom 1952- . Abel Smiths will get used to it Dark fountain pen ink signature eventually! It does make you all a ('Elizabeth R') on a grey card, bit further away, which is sad for most likely neatly clipped from a us though'. EX Christmas greetings card, matted Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00 in ivory beneath an excellent vintage 15 x 19 photograph of the Queen standing in a formal full length pose. Framed and glazed Lot: 638 to an overall size of 20 x 26. ELIZABETH II: (1926- ) Queen of Some minor damage to the the United Kingdom 1952- . frame, otherwise VG A.L.S., Elizabeth R, two pages, Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 8vo, Buckingham Palace, 10th February 1984, to Henriette Abel Smith. The Queen states 'On looking through the photographs Lot: 636 in my albums at Sandringham I ELIZABETH II: (1926- ) Queen of found that the picture I gave the United Kingdom 1952- . D.S., Charlie Douglas Home of Delia Elizabeth R, as Queen, at the for his memory story of her is still head, one page, large oblong away' and continues to add that, folio, Court of Saint James's, having heard he is ill, she does 10th November 1952. The not want to trouble him but partially printed document wondered if her correspondent appoints Charles Alexander could check 'whether the photo Gault to be 'an Officer of the was used or whether I have just Sixth Grade of Branch A of Our not returned the picture to its

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rightful place? I don't remember meetings. The only alternative getting it back.' EX Lady was to choose permanent Henriette Abel Smith (1914-2005) representatives resident in this Lady-in-Waiting to Queen country which ended up with the Elizabeth II from 1949-87. High Commissioners. I said they Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00 ought to think of getting each of the Commonwealth countries to appoint members of the Council Lot: 639 and then give these members the PRINCESS MARGARET: (1930- power to nominate someone to 2002) Countess of Snowdon, represent them at any meetings younger sister of Queen they could not attend themselves. Elizabeth II. An excellent signed It seems to me that they each 13 x 17 photograph by Princess ought to be able to find someone Margaret, the image depicting the who was coming here for some Princess in a head and shoulders other reason and also able to pose. Photograph by Lord represent their countries views Snowdon and bearing his credit on the council'. VG stamp to the verso of the Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 photographer's mount. Signed ('Margaret') in dark ink to the lower photographer's mount and Lot: 642 dated 1969 in her hand. Some CHARLES (1948- ) Prince of very light age wear to the edges Wales. A white Hanright polo ball of the mount, otherwise VG signed ('Charles') in black ink by Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 the Prince with his name alone. Accompanied by an autograph letter of provenance signed by Lot: 640 Piers Secunda, one page, 4to, PRINCE PHILIP: (1921- ) Duke London, 12th September 1995, of , husband of Queen stating, in part, 'The signed polo Elizabeth II. An oblong 4to ball was obtained ten years ago printed brochure issued as a at Cowdray Polo Club in Sussex. souvenir of the opening I asked the Prince of Wales to ceremony of the new head sign the ball and he kindly offices of the Co-Operative obliged. My stepfather [Julian Insurance Society Ltd. in Hipwood, Captain of the England Manchester on 22nd October National team] ....is a good friend 1962, featuring printed text and and associate of the Prince of various colour and black & white Wales, and I believe he signed illustrations. Signed by Prince the ball due to this friendship.' Philip with his name alone in dark The ball is evidently match used fountain pen ink to a clear area of with some minor indentations and an inside page beneath his light age wear. Rare in this form. portrait. About VG About VG Since his youth Prince Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Charles was an avid Polo player, as part of competitive teams until 1992 and afterwards for charity events until 2005. He has now Lot: 641 retired from the sport. PRINCE PHILIP: (1921- ) Duke Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00 of Edinburgh, husband of Queen Elizabeth II. A.L.S., Philip, two pages, 4to, Buckingham Palace, 16th November n.y., to Harold Lot: 643 [Hartley]. The Prince states that CAMILLA, DUCHESS OF he appears to have accumulated CORNWALL: (1947- ) Second a lot of unanswered mail from his Wife of Charles, Prince of Wales. correspondent and apologises for Series of five T.Ls.S., Camilla being so idle, continuing to report Parker Bowles (4) and Camilla on an Industrial Society lunch (1), each with holograph which had gone well and salutation and subscription, and a remarking 'I suggested that the few with brief holograph trouble with the Commonwealth postscripts, each one page, 4to Council seemed to be that no- and 8vo, Highgrove House, one wanted to send Clarence House, 20th July 2004 - representatives to this country 8th August 2006, all to Marian specifically for the council Kennedy. The Duchess thanks

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her correspondent for birthday Lot: 644 greetings ('I only wish that BRITISH ROYALTY: Prince birthdays did not come round Charles (1948- ) Prince of quite so fast nowadays!') and for Wales. Signed First Day Cover their card following her commemorating the 100th year engagement, remarking 'Please of Queen Elizabeth, the Queen know how deeply touched I was Mother, and featuring colour by the trouble you took to write images of the Queen Mother and following the perhaps rather members of her immediate “unexpected― announcement of family. Post marked at Clarence our engagement' (26th February House, 4th August 2000. Signed 2005), also thanking Kennedy for ('Charles') in bold black fountain a wedding gift of a table cloth. pen ink with his name alone to a Four of the letters are clear area at the base; Queen accompanied by the original Elizabeth, the Queen Mother envelopes, two of which are hand (1900-2002) Queen Consort of addressed by the Duchess. King George VI. Signed Together with a certified copy of Christmas greetings card, the an entry of marriage following the oblong 4to stiff cream folding wedding of Prince Charles and card signed ('from Elizabeth R') Camilla Parker Bowles, in bold black fountain pen ink numbered AB 096830, bearing beneath a printed greeting and facsimile signatures of the Royal date, 1962. The FDC and couple and an authentic Christmas card (folded to show signature of the Deputy the greeting and signature only) Registrar, 27th April 2005. Also are neatly mounted together and including a further 43 T.Ls.S. by matted in white beneath a colour various Ladies-in-Waiting, image of the Queen Mother and Equerries etc., on behalf of a printed quotation by Prince various members of the Royal Charles relating to his family including Princess Diana, grandmother. Framed and glazed Prince Charles, Prince William, in a modern silver coloured frame Prince Harry, Queen Elizabeth II, to an overall size of 19.5 x 42. Prince Philip etc., each one page, Together with Prince Philip (1921- largely 4to, Buckingham Palace, ) Duke of Edinburgh, husband of St. James's Palace, Clarence Queen Elizabeth II. Signed First House, 1985-2011, all to Marian Day Cover commemorating the Kennedy, sending thanks for Royal Golden Wedding and various gifts, and greetings on bearing four postage stamps various birthdays, engagements, featuring portraits of Queen wedding anniversaries, Elizabeth II and Prince Philip. Christmas etc., also referring to Post marked at Westminster Duchy Originals biscuits, a letter Abbey, 13th November 1997. by King Edward VIII when Prince Signed ('Philip') in dark ink with of Wales, Wembley concert for his name alone to a clear area. Princess Diana etc., some VG to EX, 2 accompanied by the original Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 envelopes. Further including a printed telegram (received copy) from King Hussein of Jordan on the occasion of his birthday, 1990 Lot: 645 and a printed 4to programme for CHARLES VIII: (1470-1498) King a Memorial Service of of France 1483-98. L.S., Charles, Thanksgiving for the Life of as King, one page, 4to, , Diana, Princess of Wales, at 17th May n.y. (c.1495). The Cathedral, 16th manuscript letter, in French, is September 1997, signed to the addressed to the gentlemen of front cover by Richard the King's parliament and Attenborough. VG to EX, 51 concerns the conclusion of a Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 pending trial involving the canon and prebendary of Saint Germain l'Auxerrois in Paris, and also relating to a gift made by the King to Maitre Pierre Feurreau, prothonotary of the Holy See, and ordering them to confirm an appointment. Some very light, extremely minor creasing and

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age wear to the extreme edges, Lot: 648 not affecting the text or signature, ALFONSO XII: (1857-1885) King VG of Spain 1874-85. A good vintage Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 signed and inscribed sepia Imperial cabinet photograph (7 x 10), image depicting the Lot: 646 young King in a head and PHILIP III: (1578-1621) King of shoulders pose wearing his Spain 1598-1621. D.S., Yo El uniform and medals. Signed Rey, one page, folio, Valladolid, ('Alphonse') in dark fountain pen 26th January 1603. The ink to a light area at the base of manuscript document is the image and warmly inscribed, addressed to Hernando de in French, to his cousin, ('Voici Zanoguera, Captain General of chere Cousine…') and dated May Mallorca, and orders him to 1882 in his hand. Signed release the servants of Albertin photographs by King Alfonso XII Dameto and also return all of are rare following his early death their personal belongings to at the age of 27. Some minor them. Signed by the King at the traces of former mounting to the foot and with a blind embossed edges of the photographer's paper seal affixed to the verso. mount, slightly obscuring the Some extremely light, minor age name of the Madrid wear, about VG photographer, although not Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 affecting the image or signature. About VG Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Lot: 647 PHILIP IV: (1605-1665) King of Spain 1621-65 and King Philip III Lot: 649 of Portugal 1621-40. D.S., Yo el HENRY OF PRUSSIA: (1862- Rey, one page, folio, Madrid 26th 1929) German Prince, younger July 1659, addressed to the brother of Emperor Wilhelm II, Count of Plasencia. The King and Grand Admiral of the gives instructions on how the Imperial German Navy. A.L.S., funds and treasures (´presas del Henry of Prussia, on two sides of corso´) captured by the navy at a correspondence card, sea should be distributed. Hemmelmark, 13th August 1911, Bearing countersignature at the to Elinor Glyn, in English. The foot. With a blind embossed seal Prince states that he has been affixed to the verso. Some very suffering with a bad knee, as a light, minor age wear. VG The result of a motor accident, Count of Plasencia was the although writes to thank her for a Captain General of the Kingdom book 'which I am going to read of Mallorca at the time of the with much interest, knowing the present document. The authoress so well by now!' He ´presas del corso´, corsairs further remarks 'Though captures, were regulated, and "Knowledge of the employment merchant ships with government of current of thought" is not in my license could pursue pirate ships line at all, I should very much like and enemies of the Crown, and to see what you think & have to confiscate their goods. This is the say about it! Might I therefore ask origin of the ´patente de corso´ for a typewritten copy?'. expression, meaning ´carte Accompanied by the original blanche´. envelope hand addressed by Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Prince Henry and signed by him, with his initials, in the lower left corner. VG. Elinor Glyn (1864- 1943) British Novelist who coined the use of the phrase It as a euphemism for sex appeal. Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

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Lot: 650 one. She shall have one!". And AUGUSTA VICTORIA OF the lady-in-waiting handed Clara SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN: (1858- Butt the photograph which now 1921) German Empress and stands among the other Royal Queen of Prussia 1888-1918. portraits in her drawing-room. It is Wife of Kaiser Wilhelm II. A fine almost certainly the only one that vintage signed sepia 9.5 x 14 was ever given to a commoner.' photograph of the Empress Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 standing in a full length pose reading from a book. Photograph by T. H. Voigt and bearing his Lot: 651 pencil name at the base of the OSCAR II: (1829-1907) King of image. Signed ('Augusta Sweden 1872-1907 and King of Victoria') in bold pencil to the Norway 1872-1905. D.S., Oscar, lower border and dated 20th one page, folio, Stockholm, 4th December 1910 in her hand. August 1874. The manuscript Attractively matted in dark document, in Swedish, is a crimson velvet with a crown at military commission appointing the head and framed and glazed Adam Florus Lilliecrona to be a in the original silver frame by J. Captain in the South Sunnersbo C. Vickery of London (hallmarked regiment. Boldly signed by the London, 1910) to an overall size King at the conclusion and of 13 x 17.5. A good association countersigned by Oscar photograph, having been Weidenhielm (1816-1884) presented to Clara Butt. VG Swedish Minister Minister for War Dame Clara Butt (1872-1936) 1871-77. With blind embossed English Contralto, a renowned paper seal affixed and blank recitalist and concert singer. The integral leaf. Some very light, present signed photograph is minor creasing and age wear, illustrated in Clara Butt - Her Life otherwise VG by Winifred Ponder (1928; page Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 114) and Butt recounted to her biographer the circumstances under which she received the Lot: 652 photograph whilst studying in GUSTAV V: (1858-1950) King of Berlin and being invited to sing at Sweden 1907-50. D.S., Gustaf, Kaiser Wilhelm II's birthday party, one page, folio, Solliden Palace, eventually becoming a regular 5th September 1942. The visitor to the Friedrichshof. partially printed document, in Ponder wrote 'When Clara was Swedish, is a military commission about to leave Berlin the Kaiserin appointing Carl Hans Berggren to wished to give her some present be a Colonel in the King's in remembrance, and asked her Grenadiers. Signed by the King lady-in-waiting to inquire whether at the conclusion and there was anything that she countersigned by Per Edvin would especially like. Clara told Skold (1891-1972) Swedish the Baroness von Gerstoff that Politician, Minister for Defence what she really wanted was a 1938-45. With blind embossed signed photograph of the paper seal affixed (some very Kaiserin; but this, the lady-in- light uniform age toning). VG waiting explained, was just the Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 one thing she could not have, as in no circumstances might such a gift be given to a commoner' Lot: 653 although also states that, on a EUROPEAN NOBILITY: later occasion when Butt was Selection of signed postcard again in Berlin, she was attended photographs and slightly larger, to by Baroness von Gerstoff some 8 x 10s, cards etc., by following an evening with the various members of European Kaiserin, von Gerstoff exclaiming noble families, some Royalty etc., 'And what do you think I've got including King Michael I of here?….When we got upstairs Romania, Franz, Duke of the Kaiserin went straight to her Bavaria, Fra'Andrew Bertie, escritoire, and, taking out one of Franz Josef II, Prince of her nicest photographs, , Infanta Margarita, autographed it, and said "I don't Duchess of Soria, Infanta Pilar, care who says I mustn't give her Duchess of Badajoz, Princess

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Irene of Greece and Denmark, are a firm guarantee of that'. In Nicholas Romanov, Prince of concluding he asks for New Russia, Prince Leka II of Albania, Years compliments to be Ferdinand, Prince of Bismarck, conveyed to his correspondent's Herta Margarete, Archduchess of mother. With blank integral leaf. Austria, Otto von Habsburg, Some very minor, extremely light Armin, Prince of Lippe, Bernhard, staining to the left edge, not Hereditary Prince of Baden, affecting the text or signature, VG Georg Friedrich, Prince of Estimate: £1,000.00 - £1,200.00 Prussia, Alexander, Prince of Schaumburg-Lippe, Moritz, Landgrave of Hesse, Begum Lot: 656 etc. Many of the FEODOROVNA ELISABETH: images are colour. VG to EX, 31 (1864-1918) Princess Elisabeth Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 of Hesse and by Rhine. Grand Duchess of Russia, wife of Grand Duke Sergei Alexandrovich. Lot: 654 Granddaughter of Queen CATHERINE II: (1762-1796) Victoria. Vintage signed sepia 5.5 Empress of Russia 1762-96, x 8.5 cabinet photograph, the known as Catherine the Great. A image depicting the Grand fine L.S., Ekaterina, one page, Duchess seated in a full length folio, 9th February 1786, to pose. Photograph by Pasetti of Prince Grigory Aleksandrovich St. Petersbourg. Signed Potemkin, in Cyrillic. The ('Elisabeth') in bold black fountain Empress informs Potemkin that pen ink to a clear area of the the salaries of the Kherson image and dated Rosenau, 1896 Admiralty carpenters for in her hand. Some light age wear September should be allocated and some minor faults to the from the Saint Petersburg corners resulting in slight Exchequer for residual sums in chipping to the mount and a 'fifteen thousand roubles in paper small area of paper loss to the money' and requests that image. G Potemkin make the necessary Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 arrangements for the payment. With blank integral leaf. A letter of excellent association. Some Lot: 657 extremely minor, light staining to FEODOROVNA VIKTORIA: the left edge, not affecting the (1876-1936) Princess Victoria text or signature, otherwise about Melita of Saxe-Coburg and EX Prince Grigory Gotha, wife of Grand Duke Kirill Aleksandrovich Potemkin (1739- Vladimirovich of Russia from 1791) Russian Military Leader, 1905-36. Granddaughter of both Statesman and the lover and Queen Victoria and Tsar favourite of Catherine the Great. Alexander II of Russia. Vintage Estimate: £2,000.00 - £3,000.00 signed sepia postcard photograph of the Princess standing in a formal three quarter Lot: 655 length pose. Photograph by A. PAUL I: (1754-1801) Emperor of Gimm of Gotha. Signed ('Victoria Russia 1796-1801. The only son Melita') in bold dark fountain pen of Peter III and Catherine the ink to a clear area of the image, Great. Assassinated. A.L.S., with the additional greeting and Paul, one page, 4to, St. date A happy Xmas 1904 in her Petersburg, 13th January 1781, hand. A couple of very slight, to a gentleman, in French. The extremely minor corner creases, Tsarevich states that he was VG touched by the contents of his Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 correspondent's letter and their New Year greetings, remarking 'I beg you to believe that, in all occasions, you will find in me the same favourable sentiments towards yourself. Your own qualities, and the services of Madame, your mother, whom I shall see again and recognise,

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Lot: 658 poses. Each are signed, in NIKOLAEVNA OLGA: (1895- Japanese characters, with their 1918) Grand Duchess, eldest names alone in bold black inks to daughter of Tsar Nicholas II of clear areas of the images. Both Russia. Murdered, along with photographs are neatly other members of her family, by a cornermounted into their shooting squad during the individual official presentation Russian Revolution. Extremely folders, each bearing the gold rare vintage signed sepia coloured embossed Imperial Seal postcard photograph of the of Japan to the front covers. A Grand Duchess seated in an handsome pair of signed elegant full length pose, in profile, portraits. Some very minor, light reading from a book. Signed with age wear to the presentation her name alone, in Cyrillic, in folders, VG, 2 bold fountain pen ink to a light Estimate: £4,000.00 - £5,000.00 area at the head of the image. With an additional holograph note to the verso, four lines in Cyrillic Lot: 661 dated 1914 in her hand. Some HAILE SELASSIE I: (1892-1975) slight traces of former mounting Ethiopian Regent 1916-30 and to the verso, just affecting four Emperor 1930-74. An excellent letters of text, which remain signed 8 x 10 photograph perfectly legible, otherwise about depicting the Emperor in a formal EX half length pose wearing his Estimate: £2,000.00 - £3,000.00 uniform and medals. An official Imperial Ethiopian Government Ministry of Information Lot: 659 photograph. Signed by Haile HO CHI MINH: (1890-1969) Selassie I in bold blue fountain Vietnamese Communist pen ink and dated 1971 in his Revolutionary Leader, Prime hand. About EX Minister (1945-55) and President Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 (1945-69) of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam. Vintage signed New Year greetings card, Lot: 662 the oblong folding card featuring WALPOLE ROBERT: (1676- the red and gold printed coat of 1745) British Prime Minister 1721- arms of Vietnam to the front 42. Ink signature ('R Walpole') on cover. The inside bears the red a good oblong 8vo portion printed greeting Chuc Mung Nam removed from a Treasury Moi ('Happy New Year') and date document, with several 1960. Signed by Ho Chi Minh manuscript lines beneath the with his name alone in dark signature and some printed lines fountain pen ink beneath the to text to the recto. About VG printed greeting. Rare. About EX Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Provenance: The present card was sent to the vendor's uncle who served as Canadian Lot: 663 Commissioner on the PELHAM HENRY: (1694-1754) International Supervisory British Prime Minister 1743-54. Commission for Vietnam in 1958 Bold ink signature ('H: Pelham') and was posted to New York as on a small 12mo piece neatly Consul in 1960. clipped from a Treasury Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 document, with several additional manuscript words from the body of the text. Also signed by Lot: 660 (1712-1770) HIROHITO: (1901-1989) British Prime Minister 1763-5 in Emperor of Japan 1926-89 & dark ink. Trimmed a little closely, KOJUN (1903-2000) Empress only very slightly affecting the Consort of Japan 1926-89. An first letters of both signatures, excellent pair of individually and neatly laid down. G signed sepia 8.5 x 12.5 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 photographs by both the Emperor Showa and Empress Kojun, the formal images showing them standing in three quarter length

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Lot: 664 Lot: 667 GRAFTON DUKE OF: (1735- CANNING GEORGE: (1770- 1811) British Prime Minister 1768- 1827) British Prime Minister April - 1770. Autograph address panel August 1827. A.L.S., Geo. signed, Grafton, addressed in his Canning, one page, 4to, hand to the Earl of Chatham at Gloucester Lodge, Brompton, 1st North End, Hampstead. Signed in December 1809, to John the lower left corner and dated McArthur. Canning briefly states 1766 in another hand. A scarce 'I return you my best signature with a good association acknowledgements for your very between two Prime Ministers. obliging letter'. Some light age One very light, minor stain at the wear and a minor stain to the centre, evidently originally upper right edge, and with some caused by a seal, otherwise slight traces of former mounting about EX William Pitt, the Elder. to the right edge of the verso. 1st Earl of Chatham (1708-1778) About VG British Prime Minister 1766-68. Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 668 Lot: 665 GLADSTONE WILLIAM: (1809- NORTH LORD: (1732-1792) 1898) British Prime Minister 1868- British Prime Minister 1770-82. 74, 1880-85, 1886, 1892-94. Ink signature ('North') on a good, A.L.S., W E Gladstone, three large, slim oblong 4to piece pages, 8vo, Carlton Gardens, removed from the conclusion of a 15th May 1848, to W. Mathews. treasury document, 1782. With Gladstone states that he intends several partial lines of manuscript to travel by mail train to the text and two countersignatures Queen's Hotel in Birmingham 'for including 2nd Viscount business in the Bankruptcy Court' Palmerston. Each of the and takes the liberty of signatures appear alongside requesting an appointment with good red wax seals. Together his correspondent at his home in with Duke of Newcastle (1693- Edgbaston, explaining that 'my 1768) British Prime Minister 1754- object is to get your advice about 56, 1757-62. Ink signature the purchase of machinery' and ('Holles Newcastle') on a good further adding that he has also piece neatly clipped from a invited Mr. Griffiths to be in document, 19th July 1760. With attendance 'since it is possible two countersignatures. G to VG, 2 that there might be directions to Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 give him'. Together with Earl of Rosebery (1847-1929) British Prime Minister 1894-95. A.L.S., Lot: 666 Lord Rosebery, in the third PITT WILLIAM: The Younger person, two pages, 8vo, Dalmeny (1759-1806) British Prime House, Edinburgh, 21st Minister 1783-1801, 1804-06. Ink September 1903, to Mr. Sladen, signature ('W. Pitt') on a piece marked Private. Rosebery states clipped from the conclusion of a that he is obliged by his document, 1st February 1805. correspondent's kind expressions With three lines of partial text and 'But these would not be justified three countersignatures. were Lord Rosebery to take Mr. Together with Sladen's advice and advocate a (1762-1812) British Prime policy with which he is in entire Minister 1809-12. Ink signature disagreement. He answers Mr. ('Sp Perceval') on a piece clipped Sladen's letter because he from the conclusion of a L.S., believes it to be written in good with several additional partial faith & with a friendly intention'. lines of text. VG, 2 With blank integral leaf. Some Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 light age wear and minor splitting at the folds of Gladstone's letter. G to VG, 2 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

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Lot: 669 so withered and emaciated, GLADSTONE WILLIAM: (1809- though I trust it is only for the 1898) British Prime Minister 1868- moment.' About EX Adelaide, 74, 1880-85, 1886, 1892-94. Countess Brownlow (1884-1917) A.L.S., W E Gladstone, three Wife of Adelbert Brownlow-Cust, pages, 8vo, Carlton House 3rd Earl Brownlow (1844-1912) Terrace, 8th June 1867, to British Soldier and Volunteer W[illiam?] Rathbone. Gladstone Aide-de-Camp to Queen Victoria, states that, if he were to convey King Edward VII and King his opinion to Mr. Graves, it George V. Gladstone evidently 'would at the present stage be refers to the Anglo-Egyptian War quite inconsistent with my public of 1882. declarations for it is with Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 reference to the supposed or probable action of the Liberal party that he puts the question'. Lot: 671 He further adds that he is not GLADSTONE WILLIAM: (1809- able to answer in the present 1898) British Prime Minister 1868- circumstances, 'But if Mr. Graves 74, 1880-85, 1886, 1892-94. will let me know the opinion of A.L.S., W E Gladstone, on one the Government….I will then side of a postcard, n.p. (Chester), consult with friends and will 4th October 1889, to H. F. endeavour to give him the best Moore. Gladstone states that it is answer in my power'. VG 'one of many regrets to me' that Gladstone's correspondent is he cannot carry on through the most likely William Rathbone year with his correspondent's (1819-1902) English magazine although remarking Businessman and Politician, a that he finds it 'a very attractive member of the Rathbone publication of much possible merchant family of Liverpool. utility'. Together with a bold Noted for his philanthropic and fountain pen ink signature ('W E public work, Rathbone sat in the Gladstone') on a piece. G to VG, House of Commons as a Liberal 2 politician between 1868-95. Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Lot: 672 Lot: 670 DISRAELI BENJAMIN: (1804- GLADSTONE WILLIAM: (1809- 1881) British Prime Minister 1874- 1898) British Prime Minister 1868- 80. A.L.S., with his initial D, one 74, 1880-85, 1886, 1892-94. page, 8vo, n.p., n.d. ('Tuesday'), A.L.S., W E Gladstone, three to Ralph Earle. Disraeli states pages, 8vo, 10 Downing Street, that he would like to see his Whitehall, 24th October 1882, to correspondent at 2 o'clock that Lady Brownlow. Gladstone states day if he is available. With that he had been disappointed to integral address leaf. Together learn that his correspondent had with Jennie Churchill (1854-1921) left town when he called on her to American-born British Mother of thank her for her kind note and Winston S. Churchill. Ink continues 'I count the years since signature ('Jennie S. Churchill') we have met, and remember that and two additional words in her I have not many more years to hand on a piece slightly count'. He further adds that he irregularly clipped from the was sorry not to have located conclusion of a letter. Neatly laid Brownlow 'amidst the little bustle down and with some light of Lady Ailesbury's on Sunday, staining. Also including an A.L.S. when Lady Spencer carried me by Marquis Curzon of Kedleston, off to luncheon, and it seemed arranging to see his rather necessary to clear the correspondent's son in case he room' and also writes 'I rejoice to has a vacancy for him in the think that you have no one to future, 23rd October 1898, and mourn for, or even to sympathise an A.L.S. by Alexander Bruce, with, in the issue of this short and 6th Lord Balfour of Burleigh. I trust honourable war. Such has Some light age wear and staining been my case also. What a very (G, 3), the Disreali letter VG, 4 touching spectacle it was to Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 witness those grand young men

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Lot: 673 interesting present. VG, 2 CAMPBELL-BANNERMAN Frederick Verney (1846-1913) HENRY: (1836-1908) British English Politician, Clergyman, Prime Minister 1905-08. A good Barrister and Siamese Diplomat. A.L.S., H. Campbell-Bannerman, Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 four pages, 8vo, Grosvenor Place, 12th January 1886, to [Frederick] Verney. Campbell- Lot: 675 Bannerman thanks his LLOYD GEORGE DAVID: (1863- correspondent for their letter and 1945) British Prime Minister 1916- expresses his regret at not 22. A good T.L.S., D Lloyd having been able to meet him George, one page, 4to, 10 recently, further adding ‘I greatly Downing Street, Whitehall, 23rd regretted that I could give no help , to Lord of a personal kind in the election, Beaverbrook ('My dear my interests & duties being Beaverbrook'), on the blind almost entirely Scotch, & embossed stationery of the First detaining me in Scotland during Lord of the Treasury. Lloyd the whole time. I fancy however George announces 'It is with the that my parish (Hunton) went most sincere regret that I have very well for you’ and continuing read your letter' and continues ‘I wish you could hear what I am 'My first inclination was to ask told about your success as a you to continue in your office in candidate….I can assure you that the expectation that after your everywhere, in private talk, and operation you would be able to especially among my own people resume your duties; but from in Hunton, I have heard nothing what you tell me of the opinion of but the strongest admiration of your medical advisers I cannot your personal qualifications, & take the responsibility of urging the most earnest hope to see you this upon you. I must therefore get member for the Division.’ He reluctantly accept your concludes ‘We are all much resignation.' In concluding the indebted to you for making so Prime Minister hopes that good a fight on our behalf.’ Beaverbrook will recover quickly Together with a second, brief and 'that some opportunity may A.L.S., H. Campbell-Bannerman, then be found which will enable one page, 8vo, Grosvenor Place, your great energy and ability to 6th July 1901, to [Frederick] be again used in the service of Verney, thanking him for his the State.' With blank integral encouraging letter. With blank leaf. Two file holes to the left integral leaf. VG, 2 Frederick edge, not affecting the text or Verney (1846-1913) English signature, VG Max Aitken (1879- Politician, Clergyman, Barrister 1964) 1st Baron Beaverbrook. and Siamese Diplomat. Anglo-Canadian Business Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Tycoon, Politician & Writer, owner of The . On 10th February 1918 Beaverbrook Lot: 674 had been appointed by Lloyd ASQUITH H. H.: (1852-1928) George as the first Minister of British Prime Minister 1908-16. Information, responsible for Allied T.L.S., H. H. Asquith, one page, propaganda in Allied and neutral 8vo, 10 Downing Street, countries. During his time in Whitehall, 16th April 1908, to office Beaverbrook had a number [Frederick] Verney, on the blind of clashes with Foreign Secretary embossed stationery of the First A. J. Balfour over the use of Lord of the Treasury. Asquith intelligence material. He felt that thanks his correspondent for their intelligence should become part congratulations, remarking 'I am of his department, but Balfour deeply grateful to my friends for disagreed. Beaverbrook also the kindness which they have came under attack from MPs who shown me' and apologising for distrusted a press baron being the delay in having replied. With employed by the state. He blank integral leaf. Together with became increasingly frustrated an A.L.S., H. H. Asquith, one with his limited role and page, 8vo, Mount Street, 8th May influence, and in September 1894, to [Frederick] Verney, 1918, he resigned, claiming ill thanking him for his kind and health, as the present letter

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reflects. Beaverbrook officially left Lot: 678 office on the 4th November 1918. CHURCHILL WINSTON S.: Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 (1874-1965) British Prime Minister 1940-45, 1951-55. Nobel Prize winner for Literature, 1953. Lot: 676 T.L.S., Winston S. Churchill, with BALDWIN STANLEY: (1867- holograph salutation and 1947) British Prime Minister 1923- subscription, one page, 4to, 24, 1924- 29 & 1935-37. A.L.S., Chartwell, Westerham, Kent, , two pages, 8vo, 29th May 1955, to Sir Norman 10 Downing Street, Whitehall, Brook ('My dear Norman'). 14th July 1935, to [Frederick] Churchill thanks his Hall, his chauffeur, on the printed correspondent for their letter and stationery of the Prime Minister. continues 'I think everything has Baldwin states that he can't yet gone off in a very satisfactory give his correspondent an exact manner, and I feel that the Prime place or time, but asks him to Minister is well established in the keep the 7th August free, goodwill and confidence of the remarking 'I think we shall make country', further remarking 'The for Poitiers as our furthest point'. stability of Britain plays a great Some very light, minor age wear, part in the stability of the world.' otherwise VG Neatly laid down at the corners Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 and with one file hole and a small, light stain to the upper left corner, not affecting the text or Lot: 677 signature. One very light, minor CHURCHILL WINSTON S.: smudge just affects a couple of (1874-1965) British Prime letters of the signature. About VG Minister 1940-45, 1951-55. Nobel Lord Normanbrook (1902-1967) Prize winner for Literature, 1953. British Civil Servant. Cabinet D.S., W S Churchill, one page, Secretary 1947-62 as well as 8vo, n.p. (Chartwell, Kent), n.d. joint permanent secretary to HM (3rd November 1957). The Treasury and head of the Home partially printed document, Civil Service 1956-62. numbered 451, is a Sessional Normanbrook was one of the Demand for Papers issued by the twelve pall bearers at Sir Winston Vote Office of the House of Churchill's funeral in 1965. Commons. Churchill's typed Churchill's letter is written just name and address in London are three days after the General inserted and it is indicated that he Election of 26th May 1955. The wishes to receive Daily Hansard election saw an increased and a Bound Volume of Hansard majority for the Conservative from a list of eight different party, under the new leadership papers. Signed by Churchill in of Prime Minister Anthony Eden, bold blue fountain pen ink at the who had taken over at 10 base. With a pre-printed address Downing Street on 6th April 1955 panel to the verso, postmarked at following Churchill's resignation. Sevenoaks, Kent. Accompanied Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 by a typed envelope addressed to the Vote Office at the House of Commons and postmarked at Lot: 679 Monte Carlo, Monaco, November EDEN ANTHONY: (1897-1977) 1958, most likely originally sent British Prime Minister 1955-57. by Churchill and containing the T.L.S., Anthony Eden, with following years Sessional holograph salutation and Demand for Papers. One file hole subscription, one page, 8vo, to the upper left corner of the Pewsey, Wiltshire, 15th April document and some light 1961, to Mrs. Douglas creasing and folds, otherwise Robertson, marked Personal.8 about VG Eden states that he was deeply Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 distressed to hear of his correspondent's loss and remarks 'Your husband showed me so much kindness over several years that I feel his loss as that of a real personal friend.' Accompanied by the original

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envelope. Together with a Lot: 683 selection of signed pieces, THATCHER MARGARET: (1925- A.Ls.S. etc., by various other 2013) British Prime Minister 1979- British Prime Ministers and 90. Signed printed 8vo bookplate political figures including David featuring an artist's impression of Lloyd George, Andrew Bonar the , Law, Herbert Gladstone (2) etc. signed by Thatcher in bold blue G to VG, 9 ink with her name alone to a Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 clear area at the base. Together with a signed 8 x 10 photograph of Thatcher, the slightly grainy Lot: 680 reproduction image depicting THATCHER MARGARET: (1925- Thatcher standing outdoors in a 2013) British Prime Minister 1979- three quarter length pose, 90. A printed slim 4to British reading a political paper, with the Airways First Class Wine List Elizabeth Tower ('Big Ben') of the signed by Thatcher in blue Palace of Westminster prominent fountain pen ink with her name in the background. Signed in bold alone to a clear area of the front black ink with her name alone to cover. The signature is a touch a clear area of the image. VG to light in places, although perfectly EX, 2 legible. VG Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00

Lot: 684 Lot: 681 THATCHER MARGARET: (1925- THATCHER MARGARET: (1925- 2013) British Prime Minister 1979- 2013) British Prime Minister 1979- 90. Signed colour 10 x 8 90. Signed 6 x 8 photograph, a photograph, the image showing formal image of the Prime Thatcher standing in a full length Minister seated in a three quarter pose outside of The White House length pose. Signed in dark ink delivering a speech. American with her name alone to the lower President Ronald Reagan stands photographer's mount. About EX alongside her on the red carpet. Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Signed by Thatcher in bold black ink to the lower photographer's white mount and dated 17th July Lot: 682 1987 in her hand. EX Thatcher's THATCHER MARGARET: (1925- date of 17th July 1987 represents 2013) British Prime Minister 1979- the day that the present 90. Signed First Day Cover photograph was taken, when the commemorating the 32nd Prime Minister and Reagan Commonwealth Parliamentary spoke at a press conference on Conference and issued by the the subject of an international Finchley and Friern Barnet peace conference on the Middle Conservative and Unionist East. Association, post marked at Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 London, 19th August 1986. Signed by Thatcher with her name alone in bold black ink to a Lot: 685 clear area. Together with a THATCHER MARGARET (1925- signed 8 x 10 photograph of 2013) British Prime Minister 1979- Thatcher, the slightly grainy 90 & FORD GERALD R. (1913- reproduction image depicting 2006) American President 1974- Thatcher standing outdoors in a 77. Signed 10 x 8 photograph by three quarter length pose, both Thatcher and Ford reading a political paper, with the individually, the image depicting Elizabeth Tower ('Big Ben') of the the two leaders seated opposite Palace of Westminster prominent each other in three quarter length in the background. Signed in bold poses whilst engaged in black ink with her name alone to conversation. Signed by each in a clear area of the image. VG to bold black inks with their names EX, 2 alone to the lower photographer's Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 mount. EX Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

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Lot: 686 Lot: 689 THATCHER MARGARET: (1925- MAJOR JOHN: (1943 - ) British 2013) British Prime Minister 1979- Prime Minister 1997-07. 90. Book signed, a hardback Collection of seven signed edition of The Downing Street Christmas greetings cards by Years, First Edition published by John Major and his wife Norma Harper Collins, London, 1993. Major individually, each of the Bearing a custom printed different folding oblong 8vo and bookplate signed by Thatcher 8vo cards featuring colour with her name alone in bold blue illustrations to the covers ink neatly affixed to the title page. including the Houses of Accompanied by the dust jacket. Parliament, Buckingham Palace, Together with a signed 5 x 7 Kennington Oval and others with photograph of Thatcher seated in a Christmas theme. All are a formal three quarter length signed by both John and Norma pose. Signed in bold black ink Major with their first names only, with her name alone to the lower Norma Major adding inscriptions white border. VG to EX, 2 in her hand to each. Two of the Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 cards are also individually signed by their children, James and Elizabeth. Together with three Lot: 687 further cards with facsimile THATCHER MARGARET: (1925- signatures of John and Norma 2013) British Prime Minister 1979- Major (although two with 90. A 75cl bottle of House of holograph inscriptions in the Commons No.1 Scotch Whisky, hand of Norma Major) and a bottled by James Buchanan & Christmas card bearing a Co. of Glasgow & London, 1980 facsimile signature of Margaret (12 years old when bottled), Thatcher. Also including a T.L.S., signed by Margaret Thatcher with Norma, by Norma Major, one her name alone in blue ink to a page, 4to, London, May 1992, to clear area of the custom printed Adrian and Vickie Cumber, on label. Unopened and contained in the printed stationery of the a plain black presentation box. House of Commons. Major Some very light, minor age wear, thanks her correspondents for otherwise VG Sold to raise their letter of congratulations and proceeds to help fund disabled states, in part, 'We are of course access for the Under Ground very happy to be remaining at Theatre, Grove Road, Downing Street and John is Eastbourne. keenly looking forward to the next Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 five years. All along we were surprised by the polls since we found our support as we travelled the country was solid wherever Lot: 688 we would expect it to be. It was THATCHER MARGARET(1925- marvellous to have confounded 2013) British Prime Minister 1979- the opinion polls and most of the 90 & MAJOR JOHN (1943 - ) media with such a magnificent British Prime Minister 1990-97. result!' Further including a book Signed colour 9 x 7 photograph signed and inscribed by Norma by both Margaret Thatcher and Major, a hardback edition of John Major individually, the Chequers - The Prime Minister's image depicting the two former Country House and its History, Prime Ministers standing published by Harper Collins, alongside each other in half London, 1996 (reprint). Signed by length poses. Signed by each in Major in bold black ink to the half bold black inks with their names title page. Accompanied by the alone to clear areas at the head dust jacket. The lot also includes of the image. Matted in blue and Michael Bond (1926- ) English white and framed and glazed in a Author. Signed 4to colour gold coloured frame to an overall reproduction image of size of 16 x 14. EX Paddington Bear walking in a full Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 length pose carrying his suitcase. Signed by Bond in blue ink to a clear area at the base of the image. Some very light, minor age wear, VG to EX, 14

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Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lord Home (good example, Alec Douglas-Home, on an 8vo sheet of the Prime Minister's stationery Lot: 690 from 10 Downing Street). VG, 5 BRITISH PRIME MINISTERS: A Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 good selection of signed Free Front envelope panels by various British Prime Ministers Lot: 694 comprising Viscount Goderich, BRITISH PRIME MINISTERS: Lord John Russell, Small selection of signed (complete envelope, with a red postcard photographs and wax seal to the verso), Earl Grey, slightly larger, vintage (2) by , Viscount various British Prime Ministers Sidmouth (signed 'H. Addington') comprising Arthur James Balfour, and Viscount Palmerston H. H. Asquith, Edward Heath, (complete envelope, with a red , Harold Wilson wax seal to the verso). G, 7 and Harold Macmillan (neatly Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 trimmed). G to generally VG, 6 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00

Lot: 691 BRITISH PRIME MINISTERS: Lot: 695 Selection of signed Free Front BRITISH PRIME MINISTERS: envelope panels and cards by Selection of signed cards and various British Prime Ministers pieces by various British Prime comprising Earl Grey (complete Ministers comprising Margaret envelope wrapper), Viscount Thatcher (early example, Goderich, George Canning, Lord Margaret H. Thatcher, John Russell (complete envelope incorporating her middle initial; bearing a Penny Red postage together with a separate card stamp, addressed to the signed by Denis Thatcher), John publisher Thomas Longman, and Major (on a blind embossed with a red wax seal to the verso), House of Commons card, also H. H. Asquith and Stanley signed by Norma Major), Lord Baldwin. The latter two signed Home and Edward Heath. cards are neatly mounted Generally VG to about EX, 5 beneath portraits. Generally VG, 6 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 696 Lot: 692 BRITISH PRIME MINISTERS: BRITISH PRIME MINISTERS: Selection of signed postcard Small selection of signed pieces photographs and slightly larger by various British Prime Ministers (1) by various British Prime comprising Duke of Wellington Ministers comprising Harold (May 1824), Marquis of Wilson, James Callaghan, Salisbury, Viscount Melbourne Edward Heath, John Major and (10th September 1830) and Earl Tony Blair. All are signed to clear of Aberdeen (D.S. admitting the areas of the images. VG to EX, 5 bearer to the , 7th Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 July 1851). Generally VG, 4 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 697 BRITISH PRIME MINISTERS: Lot: 693 Selection of signed 6.5 x 9 BRITISH PRIME MINISTERS: photographs and slightly smaller Selection of signed pieces and by various British Prime Ministers cards by various British Prime comprising Harold Macmillan, Ministers comprising Stanley Lord Home, Harold Wilson, John Baldwin (on blind embossed Major and Tony Blair (also signed stationery of the Prime Minister at by Cherie Blair). VG, 5 10 Downing Street, dated 21st Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 November 1923 in his hand), H. H. Asquith, Arthur James Balfour, Anthony Eden (dated 17th August 1939 in his hand) and

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Lot: 698 and Places in My Life by Edward BRITISH PRIME MINISTERS: Heath (First Edition 1977), Alec Douglas-Home (1903-1995) Statecraft - Strategies for a British Prime Minister 1963-64. Changing World by Margaret T.L.S., Home, with holograph Thatcher (First Edition 2002), My salutation and subscription, one Old Man - A Personal History of page, 8vo, Coldstream, Music Hall by John Major (First Berwickshire, 27th July 1982, to Edition 2012) and A Journey by J. J. Clarke, thanking him for his Tony Blair (First Edition 2010). letter and appreciation of the Also including a signed hardback television programmes; John edition of Speaking For Myself - Major (1943- ) British Prime The Autobiography by Cherie Minister 1990-97. T.L.S., John Blair (First Edition 2008). All of Major, one page, 8vo, London, the books are accompanied by 5th December 1989, to Mr. M. the dust jackets. G to generally Hills, on the printed stationery of VG, 9 the House of Commons, thanking Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 his correspondent for their letter and forwarding his signature; Tony Blair (1953- ) British Prime Lot: 701 Minister 1997-2007. T.L.S., Tony FOOT MICHAEL: (1913-2010) Blair, one page, 4to, Trimdon British Politician, Leader of the Colliery, Co. Durham (although Labour Party 1980-83. A on the printed stationery of the remarkable A.L.S., Michael, three House of Commons, London), pages, 4to, n.p. (London), n.d. 21st November 1990, to John ('Monday', 7th May 1970), to Clarke, thanking him for his letter Miss Leila Pasha ('My dear Leila', and forwarding a signed his mistress), on the printed photograph (no longer present). stationery of the House of VG, 3 Commons. Foot states that he Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 received Pasha's letter, and had tried to speak to her on the telephone without success, but Lot: 699 will call her again and try to BRITISH PRIME MINISTERS: arrange a meeting. He continues Signed colour 10 x 8 photograph 'I can understand the reasons for by five former British Prime your anger. But things were not Ministers individually, James as you describe, and, above all, Callaghan, Edward Heath, my feelings about you were & Margaret Thatcher, John Major remain very different from those and Tony Blair, the image you attribute to me' and further depicting the Prime Ministers declares 'I fell in love with you; I standing together in full length truly did; I couldn't help it. It was poses in a row alongside Queen not my original intention. But I Elizabeth II who stands at the did; I couldn't help it. Although I centre. Signed by each of the always said to you love was a Prime Ministers in bold black inks very big word'. Foot also explains with their names alone to the 'Then I found myself in a terrible lower photographer's mount. quarrel with my wife whom I love About EX & have lived with happily for 21 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 years or more....I have never in all my life lived through such a turmoil of emotions. I want to repair my marriage with my wife - Lot: 700 for reasons which you may guess BRITISH PRIME MINISTERS: & some of which you can't guess. Selection of signed hardback But I can hardly stop thinking of edition books by various British you for a single minute, morning, Prime Ministers comprising noon & night. All the things I said Winds of Change 1914-1939, to you I felt & still feel. I had to The Blast of War 1939-45 and At make the decision I did, & you the End of the Day 1961-63 by yourself said that I must decide' Harold Macmillan (First Editions before concluding 'Anyhow, I 1966 & 1967, and a later reprint, cannot bear to think of you October 1973), A Prime Minister thinking of me in the way you on Prime Ministers by Harold say. Maybe it is due to the Wilson (Book Club Associates ineptitude of the way I explained edition, 1977), Travels - People

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things....And just thinking things Lot: 704 all over again, the more I am BRITISH POLITICS: Selection of certain that everything I said to signed cards, pieces etc., by you was the truth. Everything I various British politicians, some said did come from my heart - of them Cabinet ministers which is the reason I wrote you associated with World War II, this letter'. Accompanied by the including Lord Woolton, Walter original envelope hand Elliot, , Arthur addressed by Foot. Together with Henderson, Ernest Brown, Oliver a small selection of signed cards, Stanley, Viscount Nuffield, John T.Ls.S., signed photographs etc., Simon, James Chuter Ede, by other politicians, mainly Jennie Lee, , British, including Kenneth Clarke, Aneurin Bevan, Oliver Lyttelton , , ('Chandos'), Philip Snowden, Philip Snowden, Kurt Waldheim, Lord Boothby, Duff Cooper, unsigned 4to sheet of unused Kenneth Clarke, Denis Healey, printed stationery and envelope Neil Kinnock etc. Most of the from the Prime Minister, 10 cards have neatly affixed Downing Street etc. G to VG, 10 newspaper portraits. Generally Leila Pasha - BBC journalist who VG, 25 conducted an affair with Foot Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 after having interviewed him in 1969. Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Lot: 705 BRITISH POLITICS: Selection of signed postcard photographs and Lot: 702 slightly larger by various British BRITISH POLITICS: Selection of Prime Ministers and politicians signed album pages and a few including Harold Wilson, Edward pieces etc., by various British Heath, Tony Blair (signed colour politicians, many members of the 8 x 10 photograph; a few small War Cabinet during World War II, staple holes to the edges of the including , Samuel photographer's mount), James Hoare, Richard Casey, Arthur Callaghan (2), , Greenwood, John Anderson, John Smith, Roy Jenkins, David Lord Hankey, R. , Owen, David Steel, Lord Kingsley Wood, Herbert Carrington etc. Generally VG, 12 Morrison, Lord Halifax, Ernest Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Bevin, Duff Cooper etc. Generally VG, 13 Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Lot: 706 BRITISH POLITICS: Selection of over 130 signed pieces, cards, Lot: 703 letterheads, T.Ls.S., some signed BRITISH POLITICS: Selection of postcard photographs and signed pieces, cards, a few Free slightly larger etc., by various Fronts etc., by various British British politicians, including politicians, some of them Prime , Tony Benn, R Ministers, including Joseph A Butler, James Callaghan, Chamberlain (vintage signed Barbara Castle, Kenneth Clarke, postcard photograph), Austen , Marcia Falkender, Chamberlain, Viscount Norman Fowler, Jo Grimond, Palmerston, John Burns, William William Hague, Lord Hailsham, Lowther, George Lansbury, Earl Denis Healey, Michael Heseltine, Grey, William Gladstone, David Geoffrey Howe, , Lloyd George etc. Most are Glenda Jackson, Roy Jenkins, individually mounted alongside Keith Joseph, Tom King, Nigel images. G to VG, 13 Lawson, Harold Macmillan, Edith Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Summerskill, George Thomas, Jeremy Thorpe, William Waldegrave, William Whitelaw, Shirley Williams, George Younger etc., also including a few foreign politicians and diplomats etc., Roy Welensky, Dom Mintoff, Simon Wiesenthal etc. All are neatly contained in

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three modern albums alongside signature, G some unsigned postcard Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 photographs and printed ephemera etc. A few facsimiles. Generally VG, 3 Lot: 710 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 FORD GERALD R.: (1913-2006) American President 1974-77. Signed colour 11 x 14 Lot: 707 photograph of Ford standing in a BRITISH POLITICS: Selection of formal half length pose. Signed signed pieces, cards, signed ('Gerald R Ford') in black ink with photographs of various sizes, a his name alone to the lower few T.Ls.S. etc., by various photographer's mount. Together British Prime Ministers and other with a selection of signed 8 x 10 political leaders, including photographs by various American Clement Attlee, Anthony Eden, Vice Presidents comprising Harold Macmillan, Harold Wilson, Walter Mondale, Bob Dole, John Margaret Thatcher (2), , John McCain and Mitt Major, Tony Blair, David Romney. Most of the images are Cameron, John Smith, Michael colour and all are boldly signed to Heseltine, John Prescott, Lord clear areas with their names Hailsham, Ken Livingstone, alone. One very slight corner David Owen, Jeremy Thorpe etc. crease to Ford's photograph, VG A few FR, generally VG, 23 to EX, 6 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00

Lot: 708 Lot: 711 AMERICAN POLITICS: Selection AMERICAN PRESIDENTS: of T.Ls.S., A.L.S. (1), by various Selection of signed hardback American political leaders, mainly edition books by various senators, including Herbert American Presidents comprising Hoover, Kean, Portrait of the Assassin by Gerald Robert Bulkley, Bronson Cutting, R. Ford (First Edition, 1965), Ollie James, Reed Smoot, Oscar Leaders - Profiles and Underwood, Thomas Walsh, Reminiscences of Men Who James Watson, Choice Randell, Have Shaped the Modern World William Sirovich, George White, by Richard Nixon (First Edition, Clifford Walker, George Hunt etc. October 1982), Turning Point and Most of the letters are on official Living Faith by Jimmy Carter printed stationery and many are (First Editions 1992 & 1996) and written to William Sulzer (1863- Back To Work - Why We Need 1941) American Lawyer and Smart Government for a Strong Politician, Governor of New York, Economy by Bill Clinton (First 1913. Generally VG, 21 Edition, 2011). All of the books Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 are accompanied by the dust jackets and all are signed by the former Presidents with their Lot: 709 names alone. Together with a TRUMAN HARRY S.: (1884- signed hardback edition of In My 1972) American President 1945- Time - A Personal and Political 53. Vintage signed and inscribed Memoir by Dick Cheney, 8.5 x 11 photograph of Truman in Premiere Collectables Limited a formal head and shoulders Edition number 3827 of 5000, pose. Photograph by the Chase- contained in the custom box and Statler studio of Washington DC. accompanied by certificates of Signed by Truman in fountain authenticity etc. G to generally pen ink to the lower VG, 6 photographer's mount 'My very Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 best to D. R. G. Palmer, a real friend, Harry S Truman, USS Mo & V.P. Elect' and dated 17th November 1944 in his hand. Some slight creasing and minor chipping to the corners and edges of the photographer's mount, not affecting the image or

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Lot: 712 from Marie Curie, Guglielmo POLITICS: Selection of Marconi, Albert Einstein, holograph statements signed by Rabindranath Tagore and many various politicians, diplomats, others. ambassadors etc., mainly Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 European, each one page, folio, late 1920s - early 1930s, including Nicolae Titulescu Lot: 713 (President of the General POLITICS: Selection of signed Assembly of the League of pieces, cards, a few letters etc., Nations 1930-32, in full, 'The by various political leaders, League of Nations relies less on mainly British and including some the Covenant than on the human Prime Ministers, including heart. It is therefore by modifying Herbert Hoover, Wakatsuki the latter, by extracting from it all Reijiro, Ernest Bevin, Hugh that can lead to hate, by Gaitskell, Walter Monckton, R. A. reinforcing in it all that can draw Butler, Stanley Baldwin, David men closer together, by leaving it Lloyd George (2), Aneurin Bevan, free to tell us what it wants, by John Profumo (3; one also writing up its demands as the signed by Valerie Hobson), J. commandments of international Ramsay MacDonald, Lord life that we can best serve the Vansittart, George Brown, Peter League of Nations', 4th October Thorneycroft, A. J. Balfour, David 1930), Rene Renoult, Albert Maxwell Fyfe, George Forbes, W. Thomas (in part 'Democracy is L. Mackenzie-King etc. A little the condition of peace. But there duplication. Most of the cards can be no true democracy have neat calligraphic without social justice...'), Jacques annotations to the head and foot Stern (in part 'All war veterans in the hand of a collector. want peace. What more noble Generally VG, 38 tribute can we evoke in the name Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 of France than this unanimous cry?'), Gaston Vidal (in part 'Peace! We believed we had Lot: 714 created it from our flesh and our AMERICAS THE: Selection of suffering, that we had finally signed postcard photographs and signed it with our blood. Shall slightly larger, a few 8 x 10s etc., they now tell us that we nursed a by various political leaders from pipe dream?.....World Peace North, Central and South shall first and foremost be the America including Jimmy Carter last, sublime work of war (USA), Bharrat Jagdeo (Guyana), veterans'), Gabriel Tanczos (in Ernesto Samper, Cesar Gaviria full 'Peace must be considered a (Colombia), Fernando Henrique normal and healthy state; war - Cardoso, Dilma Rousseff (Brazil), conversely - as a diseased state. Isabel Martinez de Peron Unfortunately, man values health (Argentina), Julio Maria as he should only after a serious Sanguinetti (Uruguay), Pedro illness'), Yves Le Trocquer, Rossello (Puerto Rico) etc. Many Prince Varnavaidya of Siam, of the images are colour. Edouard Renard, J. S. Smit (in Generally VG, 11 full 'Let us use all our efforts to Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 help the bright rays of victorious peace dispel the clouds of war'), Willy Schumanns, Vittorio Lot: 715 Scialoja, Miroslav Spalaikowitch DE VALERA EAMON: (1882- etc. Some very light, minor age 1975) Taoiseach of Ireland 1932- wear, VG, 18 The statements 37 (as President of the Executive were prepared for publication in Council), 1937-48, 1951-54 & the Pax Mundi book; an 1957-59. President of Ireland anthology of sentiments on 1959-73. Vintage signed 4 x 6 peace published in Switzerland photograph of De Valera in a by the World League for Peace. head and shoulders pose. Between 1925 and 1932 many Photograph by Lensmen Ltd of notable persons from around the Dublin. Signed ('Eamon de world were asked to comment on Valera') in bold white fountain the prospects of world peace and pen ink with his name alone to the volume included contributions the image. Together with

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individual matching white cards Lot: 718 signed by Eamon de Valera and EASTERN EUROPE: Selection his wife Sinead de Valera (1878- of signed postcard photographs 1975). Both have signed with and slightly larger, a few signed their names alone in fountain pen cards, by various political leaders inks and each card bears neat from Eastern European calligraphic annotations in the countries, including Ion Iliescu hand of a collector. VG, 3 (Romania), Arpad Goncz, Peter Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Boross, Peter Medgyessy (Hungary), Guntis Ulmanis, Vaira Vike-Freiberga (Latvia), Ivan Lot: 716 Gasparovic (Slovakia), Andrus EUROPEAN POLITICS: Ansip (Estonia), Algirdas Selection of signed postcard Brazauskas (Lithuania), Georgi photographs and slightly larger Parvanov (Bulgaria), Radoje by various European political Kontic (Yugoslavia), Jan Strasky, leaders including Richard von Vaclav Klaus, Mirek Topolanek Weizsacker, Werner Zeyer, Willy (Czech Republic), Lech Walesa, Brandt (2), Helmut Kohl (2), Kurt Marek Belka, Tadeusz Waldheim (2), Bruno Kreisky (2), Mazowiecki (Poland), Borut Fred Sinowatz, Walter Scheel, Pahor, Danilo Turk () Ludwig Erhard, Erich Mende, etc. Facsimile (1). Many of the Prince Rainier III of Monaco, images are colour. VG to EX, 25 Prince Albert II of Monaco, Franz Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Joseph II, Prince of Liechtenstein, Edgar Faure, Hans Brunhart, Pierre Werner, Lot: 719 Georges-Andre Chevallaz, SCANDINAVIA: Selection of Maurice Couve de Murville, signed postcard photographs by Raymond Barre, Giulio Andreotti various political leaders from etc. Some of the images are Scandinavian countries, including colour. VG, 32 Martti Ahtisaari (; Nobel Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Peace Prize winner), Jens Stoltenberg, Gro Harlem Brundtland (Norway), Goran Lot: 717 Persson (Sweden), Olafur EUROPE: Selection of signed Ragnar Grimsson (Iceland), postcard photographs and Anker Jorgensen, Poul Schluter slightly larger etc., by various (Denmark), Lars Emil Johansen political leaders of European (Greenland) etc. Most of the countries, including Jean-Claude images are colour. VG to EX, 9 Juncker (Luxembourg), Alfred Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Gusenbauer, Heinz Fischer (Austria), Emilio Colombo (Italy), John Bruton, Bertie Ahern Lot: 720 (Ireland), Alain Juppe, Dominique GORBACHEV MIKHAIL: (1931- de Villepin, Nicolas Sarkozy ) Soviet Statesman, General (France), Mario Frick Secretary of the Communist (Liechtenstein), Ruth Dreifuss, Party of the 1985- Flavio Cotti, Arnold Koller 91 and Head of the Soviet Union (Switzerland), Helmut Schmidt, 1988-91. Nobel Peace Prize Walter Scheel, Christian Wulff, winner, 1990. Signed 5 x 7 (), Jorge Sampaio, photograph of Gorbachev in a Anibal Cavaco Silva (Portugal), pensive head and shoulders Felipe Gonzalez (Spain) etc. A pose. Signed in blue ink with his few facsimiles. Most of the name alone to the lower white images are colour. VG to EX, 27 border. EX Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00

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Lot: 721 Lot: 723 BULWER-LYTTON VICTOR: ASIA: Selection of signed (1876-1947) 2nd Earl of Lytton. postcard photographs and British Politician & Colonial slightly larger by various political Administrator, Governor of leaders from various South and Bengal 1922-27 and acting East Asian countries, including Viceroy of India 1926. Vintage Lobsang Sangay (Tibet), signed 6 x 8 photograph of the Norodom Sihanouk, Norodom Earl of Lytton seated in a formal Monineath (Cambodia), Miangul full length pose wearing his Aurangzeb (Swat), Taur Matan ceremonial robes. Signed Ruak (East Timor), Sirajuddin of ('Lytton') to the lower Perlis, Mahathir Mohamad photographer's mount and dated (Malaysia), Ratnasiri 1927 in his hand. Some light age Wickramanayaka, Chandrika wear, minor creasing and small Kumaratunga (Sri Lanka), Jigme pinholes to the photographer's Thinley (Bhutan), Raghubir Singh mount, not affecting the Gohil (Maharaja of Rajpipla), signature. Together with Antony King Birendra (Nepal) etc. Most Bulwer-Lytton (1903-1933) of the images are colour. VG to Viscount Knebworth. British Pilot EX, 15 & Politician, son of the Earl of Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lytton. Vintage signed sepia 5.5 x 7.5 photograph, an unusual image of Knebworth standing in a Lot: 724 full length pose taking weight ISLANDS: Selection of signed lifting physical exercises. Signed postcard photographs and ('Knebworth') in dark fountain slightly larger by various political pen ink to the image and dated leaders of different islands from 1930 in his hand. Autographs of around the world, including Omer Viscount Knebworth are scarce Beriziky (Madagascar), Basdeo following his tragically early death Panday (Trinidad & Tobago), at the age of 29 in an airplane John Swan (Bermuda), Cassam crash at Hendon. G to VG, 2 Uteem, Kailash Purryag Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 (Mauritius), Ugo Mifsud Bonnici (), Duncan Taylor (Cayman Islands), Robert Harris (Anguilla), Lot: 722 Tuilaepa Aiono Sailele NEHRU JAWAHARLAL: (1889- Malielegaoi (Samoa), Felix Perez 1964) Prime Minister of India Camacho (Guam), Eugene 1947-64. Book signed, a Holiday (Sint Maarten), Nigel hardback edition of The Haywood, Richard Ralph Discovery of India, published by (Falkland Islands) etc. Most of Meridian Books Ltd, London, the images are colour. VG to EX, 1956 (fourth impression). Signed 16 by Nehru in blue fountain pen ink Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 to the front free endpaper and dated 6th February 1961 in his hand. Accompanied by the dust Lot: 725 jacket (some tears and areas of SMUTS JAN C.: (1870-1950) paper loss to the edges). South African Prime Minister Together with Henry Kissinger 1919-24, 1939-48. Smuts served (1923- ) American Diplomat, as a British Field Marshal during Nobel Peace Prize winner 1973. World War II. A.L.S., J. C. Smuts, Book signed and inscribed, a one page, 8vo, Cape Town, 27th softback edition of A La Maison February 1928, to Mr. [John W.] Blanche 1968-1973, French Stones, on the printed stationery Edition published by Fayard, of the House of Assembly, Union 1979. Signed by Kissinger to the Parliament in South Africa. half title page, which also bears Smuts thanks his correspondent an unidentified signature. About for their verses on Earl Haig, VG, 2 adding that he has read them Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 with interest and is pleased to be able to keep them. Together with John J. Pershing (1860-1948) American General of . T.L.S., John J Pershing, one page, 8vo (neatly trimmed),

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Washington, 18th June 1928, to Award nomination for his role as John W. Stones, on the printed Danny Archer in the film, and stationery of General of the was particularly praised for the Armies. Pershing thanks his authenticity of his South African correspondent for their kindness Afrikaner accent. in sending him 'your splendid Estimate: £800.00 - £1,200.00 tribute to the late Field Marshal Earl Haig'. Both letters are neatly laid down and with some light, Lot: 728 minor age wear, G, 2 Douglas AFRICA: Selection of signed Haig (1861-1928) 1st Earl Haig. postcard photographs and British Field Marshal of World slightly larger by various political War I. leaders of different African Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 countries, including Robert Mugabe (Zimbabwe), Prince Abbas Hilmi (Egypt), Festus Lot: 726 Mogae (Botswana), Benjamin SMUTS JAN C.: (1870-1950) Mkapa (Tanzania), Hifikepunye South African Prime Minister Pohamba (Namibia), Sam Hinds 1919-24, 1939-48. Smuts served (Guyana), Abdou Diouf as a British Field Marshal during (Senegal), Ahmadou Ahidjo World War II. Vintage signed (Cameroon), F. W. de Klerk, postcard photograph of Smuts in Desmond Tutu (South Africa) etc. a head and shoulders pose Facsimile (1). Many of the wearing his uniform. Signed with images are colour. Generally VG, his name alone in fountain pen 12 ink to the background of the Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 image. Together with a dark fountain pen ink signature ('J. C. Smuts FM') on a page removed Lot: 729 from an autograph album. Also COMMONWEALTH REALMS: including an A.L.S. by his wife, Selection of signed postcard Isie Smuts, one page, 8vo, Irene, photographs and slightly larger, a Transvaal, 3rd May 1942, to few 8 x 10s etc., by various Joseph, forwarding the autograph political leaders from the which he asked for during a Commonwealth Realms, Parliamentary session at the including Colville Young (Belize), Cape, and also sending the Pearlette Louisy (St. Lucia), photograph of the 'Baas in his Cuthbert Sebastian (St. Kitts and F.M.'s uniform, which he sends to Nevis), (Jamaica), you with his good wishes'. VG, 3 Julius Chan (Papua New Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Guinea), Owen Arthur (Barbados), Kim Campbell, Paul Martin (Canada), Kevin Rudd, Lot: 727 Peter Hollingworth (Australia), MANDELA NELSON: (1918- Jim Bolger, Tuheitia Paki (New 2013) President of South Africa Zealand) etc. Many of the images 1994-99. Nobel Peace Prize are colour. VG to EX, 15 winner, 1993. An excellent Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 signed and inscribed colour 12 x 8 photograph, the image depicting Mandela standing in a Lot: 730 half length pose alongside the ISRAEL-JORDAN PEACE film actor Leonardo DiCaprio. TREATY: A good signed colour 8 Signed by Mandela in bold black x 7 photograph by Bill Clinton ink to a clear area of the image (1946- ) American President and inscribed to DiCaprio, 'To 1993-2001, Yitzhak Rabin (1922- Leo Di Caprio, Best wishes, N 1995) Prime Minister of Israel Mandela', and dated 9th August 1974-77 & 1992-95. Nobel Peace 2007 in his hand. An interesting Prize winner 1994. Assassinated and rare signed photograph with & King Hussein (1935-1999) King good association. EX In 2006 of Jordan 1952-99 individually, DiCaprio starred in the political the historic image depicting King war thriller film Blood Diamond, Hussein and Rabin shaking set during the Sierra Leone Civil hands during the negotations for War of 1996-2001. DiCaprio the Israel-Jordan Peace Treaty at received a Best Actor Academy the White House, 25th July 1994,

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with Clinton standing alongside of Connaught etc. FR to G, 73 and applauding. Signed by each Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 in bold black inks with their names alone to the lower photographer's mount. EX Lot: 734 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 HISTORICAL: Miscellaneous selection of A.Ls.S. etc., by various political figures etc., Lot: 731 including Arthur, Duke of WORLD LEADERS: Connaught, William Vernon Miscellaneous selection of signed Harcourt, William Edward postcard photographs and Hartpole Lecky, George Balfour slightly larger etc., by a variety of (interesting letter concerning world political leaders, including Ireland, marked Strictly Private & Shimon Peres, Moshe Katsav Confidential and stating, in part, (Israel), Suleyman Demirel, 'There is in my judgement little Bulend Ulusu (Turkey), Glafcos chance that the Treasury of the Clerides, George Vasiliou Government will accept such a (Cyprus), Konstantinos verdict, and I am afraid the only Stephanopoulos (Greece), effect will be that whatever we Nugzar Bagration-Groins may do for Ireland we shall get (Georgia), Gjorge Ivanov nothing from Ireland in the shape (Macedonia), Farah Pahlavi of gratitude, but only a cry that (Iran) etc. Most of the images are we are still robbing her of her just colour. VG, 12 due….I cannot help thinking it will Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 prove a calamity that the chairman should have sanctioned this report even tho' it were not Lot: 732 adapted by the commissioners…' WORLD LEADERS: Selection of , 31st January 1896), John Dillon, signed postcard photographs and Viscount Milner, George Curzon slightly larger, a few 8 x 10s etc., (discussing interviewing his by various World leaders correspondent for the place of including King Hussein of Jordan, private secretary when Curzon Charles Helou, Elias Sarkis, becomes Governor-General of Hafez al-Assad, Hamilton Green, India, 4th September 1898), Francisco Orlich Bolmarcich, Frederick Pollock etc. Several of Cevdet Sunay, Cemal Gursel, the letters have interesting Souvanna Phouma, Norodom content and most are written to Sihanouk, Chiang Ching-Kuo, Bernard Holland. Some are Kenneth Kaunda, Seretse accompanied by the original Khama, Erich Honecker, Morarji envelopes. Generally VG, 12 Desai, Neelam Sanjiva Reddy, Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Muhammad Ayub Khan, Cheddi Jagan etc. Some of the images are colour. Generally VG, 21 Lot: 735 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 HISTORICAL: Small selection of signed pieces and photographs etc., by various famous Lot: 733 individuals, some associated with HISTORICAL: Selection of World War II, comprising Dwight signed clipped pieces, signed D. Eisenhower (small typed note Free Front envelope panels etc., signed), Queen Mary (signed and by various politicians, nobility, inscribed printed 4to Royal military leaders etc., including Family pictorial calendar 1951), Duke of Wellington (signed Gerard Norton VC, Max Aitken, Arthur Wellesley), Earl Kitchener, Johnnie Johnson, Terry Waite Earl of Cardigan, Herbert Taylor, and Edward Heath (signed First Earl of Munster, King William IV Day Cover). Matted (2). FR (2) to (as Duke of Clarence), Prince VG, 7 Frederick, Duke of York and Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Albany, , George Dodington, Earl of Elgin, Daniel O'Connell, Philip Pusey, William Howley (as Archbishop of Canterbury), Robert Howard, Earl of Shaftesbury (3), Arthur, Duke

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Lot: 736 about VG KOHL HERMANN: (1888-1938) Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 German Pioneer Aviator, pilot of the first trans-Atlantic flight in the East-West direction, 1928. Book Lot: 739 signed (‘Hermann Kohl’), JOHNSON AMY: (1903-1941) being a hardback edition of English Pioneer Aviatrix. Bremsklotze Weg!, published by Fountain pen ink signature ('Amy Sieben-Stabe, Berlin, 1933. Mollison', with her married name) Signed by Kohl to the front free and date, Madeira, 18th May endpaper and dated September 1935, in her hand, on a page 1933. Together with a second removed from an autograph book signed (‘Kohl’), being a album. Also signed ('J A hardback edition of Unser Mollison') by her husband, Jim Ozeanflug (the story of Kohl’s Mollison (1905-1959) Scottish historic flight with Fitzmaurice Pioneer Aviator, with his name and Hunefeld on board the alone in bold fountain pen ink. VG Bremen), published by Union Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Deutsche Verlagsgesellschaft of Berlin. Signed by Kohl with his name alone to the front free Lot: 740 endpaper. Both of the books are SIKORSKY IGOR: (1889-1972) bound in cloth with red and blue Russian-American Pioneer of printed lettering. Some slight age Aviation, designer of the wear, G to VG, 2 helicopter. Vintage signed 8.5 x Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 11 photograph of Sikorsky standing in a half length pose with a helicopter in the immediate Lot: 737 background. Signed in bold THOMAS LOWELL: (1892-1981) fountain pen ink to a light area of American Writer, Broadcaster the image and dated 6th June and Traveller. Book signed, a 1956 in his hand. A few very hardback edition of The First slight, minor corner creases, World Flight, First Edition otherwise VG published by Houghton Mifflin Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Company, Boston & New York, 1925. The book recounts the story of the first round-the-world Lot: 741 flight made by six Lieutenants in AVIATION: Selection of signed the United States Army Air pieces, cards, T.Ls.S., A.L.S. (1), Service in 1924. Limited Edition a few signed photographs and number 461 of 575 individually First Day Covers etc., by various signed in bold, dark fountain pen pilots and aviators, many ink to the limitations page by associated with World War II, Lowell Thomas and each of the including Gustav Hamel (2), Lord six World Fliers, Lowell Smith, Trenchard, Grover Loening, Erik Nelson, Leigh Wade, Leslie Peter Townsend, Johnnie Arnold, Henry Ogden and John Johnson, Robert Stanford-Tuck, Harding. In original quarter James Lacey, Leonard Cheshire, vellum and cloth binding, the John Cunningham, Neville Duke, spine discoloured and lacking the (A.L.S.) etc. paper spine label. Unopened Unsigned (1). G to generally VG, pages. Generally VG 15 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 738 Lot: 742 KINGSFORD SMITH CHARLES: AVIATION: Selection of signed (1897-1935) Australian Aviator, cards, a few signed photographs made the first trans-Pacific flight of various sizes, some letters from the United States of etc., by various Air Marshals, America to Australia in 1928. Group Captains and other pilots Fountain pen ink signature ('C and aviators, including Guy Kingsford Smith') and four Bearne, Michael Graydon, additional words and date, 3rd Richard Farrimond, Neville Stack, May 1930, in his hand on a 12mo Alastair Mackie, Peter Gooding, piece. Some very light age wear,

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Nigel Maynard, Edward Crew, Lot: 744 Niall Irving, Brian Stanbridge, Jo COSMONAUTS: Selection of Salter, John Grandy, Denis signed First Day Covers by Smallwood, John Nichol, various cosmonauts, mainly Humphrey Edwardes Jones, Russian, including Andriyan Sandy Wilson, Sally Cox, Richard Nikolayev (2; one also signed by Ayling, The Red Arrows (1995), Pavel Popovich), Gherman Titov Brian Stanbridge etc. A little (3), Sigmund Jahn, Vladimir duplication. Each of the cards Remick, Valery Ryumin, Aleksei have neat calligraphic Gubarev, Vyacheslav Zudov, annotations to the head and foot Vitali Sevastyanov, Vladimir in the hand of a collector. Shatalov, Oleg Atkov, Alexander Generally VG, 64 Laveikin, Vladimir Solovyov, Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Rakesh Sharmi etc. All feature different colour designs commemorating various Space Lot: 743 achievements etc. VG, 20 GAGARIN YURI (1934-1968) Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Russian Cosmonaut, the first man to travel in space, 1961 & TITOV GHERMAN (1935-2000) Lot: 745 Russian Cosmonaut, the fourth COSMONAUTS: Selection of man to travel in space, 1961. signed Commemorative covers Vintage signed 6.5 x 5 by various Russian Cosmonauts, photograph of the two some multiple signed, including cosmonauts in head and Gherman Titov (4), Anatoly shoulders poses together, each Filipchenko, Valeri Kubasov, wearing their uniforms. Signed by Vladimir Shatalov etc. G to Gagarin with his name alone to generally VG, 8 the lower white border and Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 signed by Titov with his name alone to a clear area of the background. Matted in black and white and framed and glazed in a Lot: 746 gold coloured frame to an overall COSMONAUTS: A good size of 12.5 x 10.5. Both selection of vintage signed signatures are faded and only postcard photographs and a few barely legible. A light horizontal slightly larger by various Russian crease runs across the image. Cosmonauts including Gherman Together with a vintage signed Titov (2), , colour postcard photograph by Vladimir Shatalov, Aleksei Gherman Titov, Andriyan Yeliseyev, Konstantin Feoktistov, Nikolayev and Pavel Popovich Boris Volynov, Yevgeny Khrunov individually, the image depicting etc. Some of the images are the three cosmonauts standing colour and most depict the outdoors together, each in half cosmonauts in their uniforms. length poses wearing their Most are inscribed and dated uniforms, engaged in during the late 1960s. G to conversation with . generally VG, 10 Signed by all three in blue inks Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 with their names alone to clear areas of the image. Matted in cream above three smaller Lot: 747 unsigned portraits of the ALDRIN BUZZ: (1930- ) cosmonauts and framed and American , Lunar glazed in a plain dark wooden Module Pilot of Apollo XI (1969). frame to an overall size of 13.5 x The second man to walk on the 13. G to VG, 2 moon. Signed colour 11.5 x 14.5 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 photograph of Aldrin standing in a full length pose on the surface of the moon. Signed with his name alone to a light area of the image. Double matted in white above a souvenir Apollo XI mission patch and framed in a silver coloured frame to an overall size of 22 x 26. Aldrin's

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signature is faded although Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 legible. A small oval authentication sticker is affixed in the lower right corner of the Lot: 750 image. VG : Selection of Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 signed colour 8 x 10 photographs by various astronauts, some of them moonwalkers, including Lot: 748 Charles Duke, Richard Gordon MOONWALKERS: A good (2), Edgar Mitchell, Walt collection of individual signed Cunningham etc., also including colour 8 x 10 photographs by a colour 10 x 8 photograph various American astronauts, all multiple signed by Alan Bean, of whom have walked on the Edgar Mitchell, Richard Gordon moon, comprising Buzz Aldrin and Walt Cunningham. Some are (Apollo XI, the second man on matted in cream. VG, 7 the moon), Charles Conrad Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 (Apollo XII, the third man on the moon), Alan Bean (Apollo XII, the fourth man on the moon), Edgar Lot: 751 Mitchell (Apollo XIV, the sixth ASTRONAUTS: Selection of man on the moon), Dave Scott signed First Day Covers (4) and (Apollo XV, the seventh man on 8 x 10 photographs (3) by various the moon), Jim Irwin (Apollo XV, American astronauts including the eighth man on the moon), Ron Evans, Jim Irwin, Stuart Charles Duke (Apollo XVI, the Roosa, Al Worden (2), Scott tenth man on the moon) and Carpenter etc. VG, 7 Gene Cernan (Apollo XVII, the Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 eleventh man on the moon). Each of the images depict the astronauts walking on the moon, many saluting the United States Lot: 752 stars and stripes flag. Most are SPACE: Selection of signed boldly signed to clear areas of postcard photographs and larger, the images and most have added a few signed First Day Covers their mission names, dates or etc., by various astronauts and other brief sentiments alongside cosmonauts, including Valentina their signatures. Only one is Tereshkova, Gherman Titov, inscribed. All are individually Helen Sharman, Anatoly framed and glazed in plain black Artsebarsky, Sergei Krikalyov, frames. Generally VG, 8 Nigel Wood, Michael Foale etc. Estimate: £800.00 - £1,000.00 Unisgned photos (5). Individually framed and glazed (8). G to about VG, 13 Lot: 749 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 ASTRONAUTS: Small selection of signed photographs etc., by various American Astronauts, Lot: 753 most of them moonwalkers, AINSLIE GEORGE: (1776-1839) comprising Buzz Aldrin (signed Scottish General, a noted coin colour 5 x 8 image of a lunar collector. A.L.S., Geo: Ainslie, module on the moon's surface; four pages, 4to, Bullbridge, 30th one corner neatly trimmed), July n.y., to 'My Lord Duke'. Harrison Schmitt (signed and Ainslie states that he regrets that inscribed colour 10 x 7 magazine he won't be honoured by his photograph of Schmitt standing correspondent's presence, on the moon alongside a huge explaining 'For these have been boulder), Dave Scott (sheet of six different movements & foreign postage stamps operations of the D: of Richmond commemorating the History of certainly well conceiv'd and Space, signed twice by Scott, carrying a good deal of once across two stamps with instruction; although the poor contrast and again to the execution of them has not in upper white margin) and James general been very perfect on the Lovell (signed colour candid 5 x 7 part of the Troops' and continuing photograph). Generally VG to 'I will not give over the hopes of EX, 4 Your Grace's possibly looking in

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upon the last days manoeuvres I went to get a roll & an egg at (on the 7th of next month) which Nicholl's just for once in a way & most certainly would answer your was putting my egg on the fire Lordship's expectations'. Ainslie when the pan full of water further informs his correspondent overset & swamped a whole that the journey from London can tower of rolls which were be easily made, and offers him warming…..& instead of having to the use of his horse, and pay for my one roll I had to pay provides details of his immediate for a whole lot which I had movements, 'I go back to the rendered quite useless by the Camp on Elvetham Common in a drenching' as well as his first few hours but shall be back game of cricket ('I am still top') tomorrow night….after seeing the and some examination results Army march for Beacon Hill, which he is expecting soon. One should your Grace have any small area of light age toning to commands to honor me with, the first page, only very slightly pray direct for me at Bracknell affecting a few words of text, near Wokingham.' In a postscript otherwise VG Ainslie refers to a visit by the Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Queen and Princesses to the troops and also comments 'The Speaker was with the King all the Lot: 755 day during the attack of a ROBERTS FREDERICK: (1832- (supposed) lady of Troops posted 1914) British Field Marshal, there to dispute this Camp with Victoria Cross winner for his the D: of Richmond's actions at the Indian Mutiny on Corps….The P: of Wales & 2nd January 1858. A.L.S., Dukes of York & Gloucester were Roberts, two pages, 8vo, present also, indeed the Prince London, 12th December 1902, to has not fail'd one day - Mr. Pitt & Bernard Holland, on the blind Mr. Dundas were here on embossed stationery of the War Wednesday & din'd with the D: of Office. Roberts states that he had Richmond after the business of been asked by Lord Elgin to the day was over.' A small, old provide the names of some printed catalogue description is officers of militia and volunteers neatly affixed to a clear area at 'who could give useful evidence the base of the final page. Some before your commission' and very light age wear and a few continuing to enclose a list (no minor, neat splits at the folds, longer present) of those otherwise VG recommended to Roberts. With Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 blank integral leaf. Accompanied by the original envelope hand addressed by Roberts and Lot: 754 signed ('Roberts FM') by him to BUCKLEY CECIL W.: (1828- the lower left corner. Together 1872) English Naval Captain, with Redvers Buller (1839-1908) Victoria Cross winner for his British General, Victoria Cross actions in the Sea of Azov on winner for his actions at Zululand 29th May 1855 during the on 28th March 1879. A.L.S., Crimean War. Buckley was the Redvers Buller, two pages, 8vo, first Victoria Cross winner to be Lowndes Square, 26th February actually gazetted 1857). Early 1903, to Bernard Holland. Buller A.L.S., your most affectionate states that he will call at his son Cecil, four pages, 8vo, correspondent's office on Bridgnorth, 12 March 1841, to his Saturday, when he hopes to be mother ('My dearest Mama'). able to return some corrected Buckley expresses his belief that proofs, commenting 'but it is his mother may be ill 'as you rather a long job. I am shocked to have only written to me once see how much I talked!' With since I came to school' and blank integral leaf. VG, 2 continues to write of his own Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 news, 'I will tell you of an unfortunate accident which happened to me yesterday morning. I happened to be let out from first lesson very early & as it was a long time before breakfast,

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Lot: 756 Lot: 758 BULLER REDVERS: (1839- THOMAS JOHN: (1886-1954) 1908) British General, Victoria English Military officer, Victoria Cross winner for his actions at Cross winner for his actions at Zululand on 28th March 1879. Fontaine, France on 30th A.L.S., Redvers Buller, four November 1917. A rare and pages, 8vo, Crediton, remarkable A.L.S., Your loving Devonshire, 19th October 1879, brother Tom, five pages, 8vo to Mr. Sergeanton (?). Buller (neatly, and a little closely, explains his delay in answering trimmed), n.p. (France), n.d. his correspondent's letter and (1918), to his sister and brother. remarks 'A letter of welcome & of Thomas writes a straightforward congratulations is very pleasant and frank letter, in bold pencil, to to receive at anytime, but it is his siblings, in part, 'I have just doubly grateful when I can feel come out of action, after some that it is written more out of very hard fighting. There was affection for my dear father than only 35 left out of 950 men. So I out of compliment to me.' He have been lucky to pull through. continues 'I have indeed just now It was terrible fighting. It's as hard reason to be thankful for the a fighting as I have seen. We are extreme good fortune that I have out of the line now for a rest, and had and there is nothing in which to be made up to full strength....I I have found myself more am fighting for your safety and fortunate than in that it has been them children at home. I am not the means of making me the same as some men out here acquainted with several of my who are fighting for their wives father's friends, who, like you, out and family. Can you tell me, why, of kindly recollections of him I should be so loyal when I have have been good enough to write no friends? It's just as easy for to me.' Buller further refers to his me to walk to the German lines aunts and another mutual and be taken prisoner and then, I acquaintance. About VG should be sure of being out of the Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 terrible ordeal of this warfare. You people at home don't realise the terrible things we have to go Lot: 757 through. What, with liquid fire, RITCHIE HENRY PEEL: (1876- boiling oil, gas, rifle and machine 1958) Scottish Royal Navy guns and shells bursting around Captain, Victoria Cross winner for us and blowing poor men to his actions at Dar-es-Salaam in pieces. I have been in action 3 November 1914. Ritchie received times since I came back off the first Victoria Cross awarded leave. So you see we want to Navy personnel in World War experienced fighters now I. A good original colour pen and because the Huns are making ink technical drawing signed, H. their final blow to smash the Peel Ritchie, one page, slim 4to, British Army from the French. But n.p., n.d. The carefully executed they will never manage it, if they drawing, in pale blue, yellow and couldn't do it in 1914 when we black inks is headed Indicator for only had a handfull (sic) of men, I Flooding Valve and is signed by am dam (sic) sure they can't do it Ritchie at the base. Some light now. I'll stake my life that this war age wear and minor thinning to is over within 6 months. Two the corners, evidently caused by more pushes and then the Huns previous mounting, about VG are beat. We simply cut them up Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 in thousands although we have to loose men to do it, but he looses a dam (sic) sight more than we do. So dear Brother and Sister, just think of it, think of the poor families that have their happy home blown up and plundered and families separated out here. The people of England know nothing as regards to misery and sorrow, of parting from one another. Children to be torn away from their parents and sent into

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Germany to work and to be Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 flogged if they don't work....think of a lonely soldier out here fighting for civilisation and Lot: 761 humanity and not having to go MILITARY: Small selection of back off leave, with family holograph statements signed by troubles upon our mind, we have various military personnel etc., enough to do to fight the dirty each one page, folio, all undated hun, the lowest of the low. They (although late 1920s - early are worse than swine....' 1930s), including Pierre Sellier Immediately below his signature, (Corporal who sounded the Thomas has provided his rank 'Cease Fire' of the 11th and address in France, '50842 November 1918 Armistice; Sergeant J. Thomas VC, 5th N. 'Those who most fervently desire Staffs Regt, B.E.F. France' Some peace are those who suffered the light overall age wear and minor most from war….'), Henri staining and with some slight Rossignol (in part 'The National wear, small tears etc., at the folds Union of Servicemen is aware and edges (some professionally that peace is perpetually in the repaired to the final page). A making, since, moreover, it is the letter of exceptional content. G victory of the mind over brute Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 force. France, naturally oriented toward works of peace, summons all Nations to that same task of Lot: 759 mutual understanding and VICTORIA CROSS: Selection of collaboration. How could War signed pieces by various Victoria Veterans not be at the forefront Cross winners comprising of this work of conciliation, when Viscount Gort, Lord Roberts (2), they suffered so cruelly in the Redvers Buller, Evelyn Wood war?….'), Georges Scapini and Leonard Cheshire (signed ('Peace is an ideal; it is as good colour 9 x 7 magazine as any other. We live on Earth. It photograph, neatly mounted). is advisable not to forget it.' ) and Most are individually matted one other. Some light staining (1) alongside images. G to VG, 6 and minor age wear, G to Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 generally VG, 4 The statements were prepared for publication in the Pax Mundi book; an Lot: 760 anthology of sentiments on GOUGH HUBERT: (1870-1963) peace published in Switzerland British General of World War I. A by the World League for Peace. good A.L.S., H. P. Gough, Between 1925 and 1932 many General, Ve Armee Anglaise, two notable persons from around the pages, 4to, Therapia, world were asked to comment on Constantinople, 27th March the prospects of world peace and 1919, to Odette Bourdilloy de the volume included contributions Gastinoy ('Mon chere petite from Marie Curie, Guglielmo Mademoiselle') in Geneva, in Marconi, Albert Einstein, French. Gough explains the Rabindranath Tagore and many delay in answering his others. correspondent's charming and Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 flattering letter and continues to comment 'I even think myself that the big battle I fought a year ago Lot: 762 now, against an enormous MILITARY: Selection of signed superiority, before St. Quentin cards, pieces, a few letters etc., and for the defence of Amiens is by various Military and Naval the brightest because of our leaders, most associated with resistance and because of the World War I, including Robert losses we inflicted on the Boshes Baden Powell, Ian Hamilton, and this battle saved France and William Birdwood, Viscount the English army and it meant the Wolseley, John French, Earl beginning of the end of the Jellicoe, Viscount Allenby, David German hopes'. Accompanied by Beatty etc. Most are individually the original envelope hand matted alongside images. G to addressed by Gough and signed VG, 10 by him in the lower left corner. VG Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00

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Lot: 763 of climate, and adds that he is SHOVELL CLOUDESLEY: considering returning to England (c.1650-1707) English Admiral of in the summer, writing 'It will be the Fleet. A good D.S., Clou: however with infinite regret I Shovell, at the foot, one page, leave this country, and not folio, Navy Office, 31st January without the deepest impressions 1703. The manuscript document of your Majesty's goodness is addressed to the Clerk of the towards me.' With blank integral Checque of Her Majesty's Yard leaf. Accompanied by the original at Portsmouth and is a warrant envelope wrapper bearing a good for the payment of the carriage of red wax seal. About EX 'the New Castles mens Cloaths & Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Bedding….now enter'd on board' the Prince George under the Command of Captain Martin, and Lot: 765 instructing that 'the usuall NELSON HORATIO: (1758- allowance as to ye Quantity for 1805) British Admiral during the Each Man, & the Price given for , the victor of the Carryage of such goods' the Battle of Trafalgar, 1805. A should first be satisfied and that good L.S., Nelson & Bronte (a the clothes and bedding have fine, bold example), two pages, been delivered to the seamen folio, HMS Victory at sea, 24th they were intended for. November 1804, addressed to Countersigned by five others the Boatswains of HMS including Sir Richard Haddock Sovereign, Conqueror and (c.1629-1715) English Admiral, Excellent. Nelson's letter follows Henry Greenhill (1646-1708) the appointment of John Agent General at Cape Coast Aberdeen of HMS Madras 'to be Castle, Commissioner of the Boatswain of His Majesty's Ship Admiralty and Sir David Mitchell Superb, in the room of Mr. (c.1642-1710) Scottish Admiral, Lockhart removed to the Victory' Commissioner of the Admiralty. and gives instructions that the With integral leaf. A small brief recipients 'take a strict and printed biography of Shovell is careful survey on the Boatswain's neatly affixed to the upper left remains of stores which you are corner. Some very light age to deliver over from the charge of wear, otherwise VG Mr. George Lockhart, into the Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 charge and custody of the Captain of the said ship, till Mr. John Aberdeen….shall join, Lot: 764 Reporting to me from under your LINDSAY JOHN: (1737-1788) hands a clear and correct British Admiral, the very first account of your proceedings Captain of HMS Victory (1778). herein for my information'. Father of Dido Elizabeth Belle, Countersigned at the foot by the illegitimate daughter of John Scott (d.1805) Royal Navy Lindsay and an enslaved African Warrant officer, secretary, friend woman. L.S., J Lindsay, two and confidant to Nelson. Scott pages, folio, Nice, 13th February was present on HMS Victory at 1785, to the King of the Two the Battle of Trafalgar and was Sicilies. Lindsay states that his ill killed in the opening exchanges. health prevents him from meeting Some light age wear and minor his Royal correspondent, traces of former mounting to the remarking 'I can only therefore left edge, VG avail myself of the occasion to Estimate: £2,000.00 - £3,000.00 present my humble duty, and acknowledgements to your Majesty for the high honors and Lot: 766 the many gracious marks of NELSON HORATIO: (1758- favour conferred on me by your 1805) British Admiral during the Majesty and by Her Majesty The Napoleonic Wars, the victor of Queen when I was last at Naples; the Battle of Trafalgar, 1805. An and which I shall ever remember excellent, historic D.S., Nelson & with the most profound respect Bronte, two pages, folio, Medusa and gratitude'. Lindsay continues off Boulogne, 5th August 1801. to refer to his poor health, which The manuscript document takes has not benefited from a change the form of an address to be

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delivered to ‘the Respective Captain of HMS Eugenie. Each Captains & Commanders’ of his have signed their names squadron and states, in full, alongside the names of their ‘Lord Nelson has reason to be ships. A rare and significant very much satisfied with the document, with good content, Captains of the Bombs for their enhanced by the signatures of all placing their Vessels yesterday, it the members of Nelson’s was impossible they could have squadron. A couple of light stains been better situated and the and some minor ink blots, not artillery officers have shewn great affecting Nelson’s signature, skill in entirely disabling ten of the otherwise VG On the 12th July Armed Vessels out of 24 1801 the French Emperor opposed to them, and many of Napoleon Bonaparte had issued the others Lord Nelson believes an order for the assemblage at are much damaged. The Boulogne of nine divisions of gun- Commander in Chief cannot vessels from the French Fleet, avoid noticing the great zeal and which the English considered to desire to attack the Enemy in a be a preparation for the invasion closer and different Combat of England. Although British which manifested itself in all intelligence doubted that the ranks of Persons, and which Lord French invasion would take place Nelson would gladly have given Nelson, who had recently full scope to, had the attempt at returned from the Baltic, received this moment been proper, but the instructions from the Admiralty to officers and men may rely that an be employed in the defence of early opportunity shall be given the country and to destroy, if them for shewing their judgment practicable, the French vessels and zeal & Bravery. The Hired & and craft in the ports wherein Revenue Cutters kept under sail they may be assembled. All the and performed the duty entrusted intelligence pointed to Boulogne to them with a great deal of as the main port in which the skill’. Signed by Nelson at the French invasion craft were foot of the first page. Further gathering, so Nelson set course signed to the verso by each of there. With the 18-pounder 32- the fourteen Captains and gun HMS Medusa as his Commanders to whom the flagship, Nelson arrived at the address was delivered, beneath port of Boulogne on the evening a statement, in full, ‘This is to of 3rd August. At 05.00 am the give particular directions to the next day the division of bomb officers entrusted with those vessels was placed ahead of the divisions to make use of every rest of the squadron and the Exertion in their Power to Tow attack began, although Nelson the Bombs out in case of was aware that a long-distance necessity and strictly to obey naval bombardment was unlikely every order they may receive to be decisive. The bomb vessels from the Captains of the Bomb’, bombarded the French defensive the signatures comprising line moored in front of Boulogne Lieutenant Charles Champion for sixteen hours, firing between (HMS Snipe), Lieutenant R. 750 and 848 shots. The French Dobbin (HMS Eclipse), forces were unable to respond to Lieutenant Pat Manderston (HMS the British fire because of the Minx), Lieutenant John Read poor state of their gunpowder. (HMS Mallard), Lieutenant David The present document was Williams (HMS Mariner), signed by Nelson the following Lieutenant J. Ides Short (HMS day, 5th August, following the Bold), Lieutenant T. L. Robins attack, when the Vice Admiral (HMS Teazer), Lieutenant Mends realised that the French flotilla (HMS Ferreter), Lieutenant Lau. didn't offer any serious risk to Dund. Bruce (HMS Bruiser), England. Nevertheless on the Lieutenant John Gardner (HMS night of the 16th August, Nelson Tigress), Lieutenant H. Le returned with the intention of Vesconte (HMS Jamaica; Le destroying the French flotilla, Vesconte was killed just over two attacking with seventy boats and weeks later on 20th August), nearly two thousand men Lieutenant George Broads (HMS organized into four divisions. Diligence), Lieutenant Robert Estimate: £6,000.00 - £8,000.00 Pritchard (HMS Gannet) and the

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Lot: 767 Lot: 768 SMITH WILLIAM SIDNEY: (1764- NAVAL: An oblong 4to 1840) British Admiral who served hardbound photograph album in the American and French containing over 100 signatures Revolutionary Wars. An unusual by various Naval officers, some Autograph Statement Signed, W. on clipped pieces laid down to Sidney Smith, one page, 4to, pages and others alongside n.p., n.d. Smith writes 'Lines vintage photographs of various written by Sir Sidney Smith on sizes, including Louis the inside of the door of his Mountbatten ('Mountbatten of appartment in the prison of the Burma'), Prince Philip, Algernon Tower of the Temple at Paris in Willis, Guy Grantham, Stuart the year 1798 (the same in which Paton, E. D. B. McCarthy, Louis XVI, the Queen Marie Kenneth Fleetwood, Charles Antoinette, the Dauphin Keighley-Peach, Hugo Legard, afterwards Louis XVII & the rest Douglas Williams, Eric Lipscomb, of the Royal Family were Cecil Parry, Sam Lombard confined previous to their Hobson, Arthur Power, Desmond execution, immediately before his Trench, J. D. Shaw Hamilton, escape from that tomb of the also including various UNESCO living, for the consolation of his officials including Julian Huxley successors therein…' and (2) etc. The album dates from continues with four lines of 1947-51 and also contains many French text, 'Qui a peur du mal/ a photographs of various sizes, all deja le mal de la peur/ Qui taken during Naval service in espere le bien/ a deja le bien de Lebanon, Palestine and the l'esperance'. Signed and Mediterranean, the images inscribed by Smith at the foot, depicting various ships, towns immediately beneath his and landmarks as well as various statement and quotation. With a naval and political dignitaries small newspaper obituary lightly including Louis Mountbatten, affixed in the lower left corner. A Prince Philip, Algernon Willis, couple of small tears to the upper Julian Huxley etc., most neatly and lower edges, only just annotated in ink in the hand of a affecting one word of text but not previous owner. Some light age the signature, otherwise about wear and the spine partially VG Smith was a specialist detached, generally about VG in inshore operations and, on 19 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 April 1796, he and his secretary John Wesley Wright were captured while attempting to cut Lot: 769 out a French ship in Le Havre. ELIZABETH II: (1926- ) Queen of Instead of being exchanged, as the United Kingdom 1952- . A was the custom, Smith and fine, small vintage signed 3 x 4 Wright were taken to the Temple photograph, the image depicting Prison in Paris where Smith was the Princess seated in a three to be charged with arson for his quarter length pose. Appearing burning of the fleet at Toulon. He pensive, and with her hands was held in Paris for two years, resting together in her lap, the despite a number of efforts to Princess looks slightly exchange him and frequent downwards. Signed ('Elizabeth') contacts with both French in bold blue fountain pen ink to Royalists and British agents. the lower white border and dated Eventually in 1798, the Royalists, 1944 in her hand. War date who pretended to be taking him signed photographs of the future to another prison, helped Smith Queen are scarce and this is a and Wright to escape. The particularly charming example. EX Royalists brought the two Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Englishmen to Le Havre, where they boarded an open boat and were picked up on 5 May by HMS Argo on patrol in the , arriving in London on 8 May 1798. Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00

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Lot: 770 Lot: 773 CHURCHILL WINSTON S.: DOWDING HUGH: (1882-1970) (1874-1965) British Prime British Air Chief Marshal, Minister 1940-45, 1951-55. Nobel Commander of RAF Fighter Prize winner for Literature, 1953. Command during the Battle of Bold fountain pen ink signature Britain. A.L.S., Dowding, two ('Winston S. Churchill') on an pages, 8vo, Southborough, oblong 12mo card. Some very Tonbridge Wells, 13th July 1955, light, extremely minor age wear, to Lord Beaverbrook. Dowding otherwise VG states that he and his wife will be Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 delighted to accept Beaverbrook's invitation to dinner, adding 'Thank you very Lot: 771 much for offering to fetch & return MONTGOMERY B. L.: (1887- us in your car, but we are now 1976) British Field Marshal of the proud owners of a vehicle World War II. Signed First Day which, while comparing Cover commemorating the 50th unfavourably with the Lord Anniversary of the British Legion Mayors [in] size & magnificence, and featuring an attractive colour is both fast & comfortable'. He design. Post marked at Leicester, also thanks his correspondent for 25th August 1971. Signed inviting them to stay for the night, ('Montgomery of Alamein') in blue but explains that they must return ink with his name alone to a clear home after dinner as they have area. Also signed by Louis an engagement early the next Mountbatten (1900-1979) British day. Two file holes to the left Admiral of World War II, in black edge, only very slightly affecting ink with his name alone a few words of text but not the ('Mountbatten of Burma') largely signature. Together with an across a clear area and further original typescript of an interview signed by John Harding (1896- between Lord Dowding and 1989) 1st Baron Harding of historian Robert Wright (1906- Petherton, British Field Marshal 1992) from 1968, evidently used of World War II, in black ink with by Wright in his research for his his name and rank ('Harding of book Dowding and the Battle of Petherton FM') to a clear area. Britain (1969). The typescript About EX contains several hundred 4to Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 pages with an extensive amount of interesting content regarding Dowding's experiences during World War II and the Battle of Lot: 772 Britain, making references to BADER DOUGLAS: (1910-1982) Douglas Bader and many other British World War II Ace (22.5 individuals. Also including victories), recognised for his Wright's original typed important role during the Battle of manuscript of several chapters of Britain. Signed First Day Cover his book. VG, 3 Max Aitken commemorating the 50th (1879-1964) 1st Lord Anniversary of the Royal Air Beaverbrook. Anglo-Canadian Force and featuring a colour Business Tycoon, Politician & illustration of two aircraft in flight. Writer. Post marked at Sleaford, Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Lincolnshire, 29th May 1968. Signed by Bader in blue fountain pen ink with his name alone to clear area. One very minor, slight Lot: 774 smudge to the first letter of the WALLIS BARNES: (1887-1979) signature. VG English Scientist & Inventor of Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 the bouncing bomb used in Operation Chastise (The Dambusters Raid), 16th May 1943. Bold, dark blue fountain pen ink signature ('Barnes Wallis') on a white card. Together with Arthur T. Harris (1892-1984) British Marshal of the , Air Officer Commanding- in-Chief of RAF Bomber

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Command during World War II. Lot: 777 Blue ink signature ('Arthur T. WORLD WAR II: Three individual Harris MRAF') on a white card. signed 8 x 10 photographs by VG to EX, 2 Paul Tibbets (depicting the Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 signing of the Japanese Instrument of Surrender on board USS Missouri in 1945), George Lot: 775 Caron (depicting the mushroom BATTLE OF BRITAIN: A large cloud over Hiroshima following First Day Cover commemorating the dropping of the atomic bomb the 25th Anniversary of the Battle in 1945) and Charles W. of Britain and featuring an Sweeney (depicting the attractive colour design, devastation at Nagasaki following individually signed by the British the dropping of the second fighter pilots Douglas Bader, atomic bomb in 1945). All are Johnnie Johnson, John signed in blue inks to clear areas Cunningham, James 'Ginger' of the images, each adding Lacey and . several additional words in their All have signed with their names hands beneath their signatures. alone in blue inks to clear areas. VG to EX, 3 Post marked at Biggin Hill, 13th Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 September 1965. Together with a colour 24 x 20 print by artist Robert Taylor entitled Hurricane Lot: 778 (1979), the First Edition print WORLD WAR II: Selection of depicting four aircraft in flight, signed pieces, cards etc., by and a second colour 24 x 20 print various Military and Naval by artist Robert Taylor entitled leaders etc., all associated with Victory Over Dunkirk (1983) World War II, comprising Louis depicting Tuck claiming an Mountbatten (attractive signed ME110, one of three enemy colour 5.5 x 9 magazine aircraft he shot down over photograph, neatly mounted), Dunkirk on 23rd May 1940, Alexander of Tunis, Lord Wavell, signed by Robert Stanford Tuck Gerald Templer (2), Claude in bold pencil with his name Auchinleck, Michael Carver (4 alone to the lower borders signed cards and an A.L.S.) and beneath the images. Rolled (2). 14th Duke of Hamilton. Most are VG, 3 neatly mounted beneath images. Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Generally VG, 12 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 Lot: 776 TIBBETS PAUL: (1915-2007) Lot: 779 American Brigadier General of AVIATION: A large colour 28 x the United States Air Force, pilot 24 print entitled The Last Halifax of the Enola Gay, the first aircraft (1981) by artist Terence Cuneo, to drop an atomic bomb in the individually signed to the lower history of warfare. Selection of white border in bold pencil by three individually signed 8 x 10 Terence Cuneo and over twenty photographs and slightly larger RAF Marshals and pilots of World (1), the first depicting Tibbets in a War II including Arthur T. Harris, head and shoulders pose in the Michael Beetham, Bill cockpit of an aircraft, the second Farquharson, Tony Iveson, showing the destruction of Benny Goodman, Harry Hughes, Hiroshima following the bombing Reg Lewis, Edward Stocker, and the third a colour Gordon Mellor, Frank Wolfston, reproduction of an artist's Laurie Godfrey, Tom Austin, impression of the Enola Gay in John Cox, John Carrington, Ken flight. All are signed by Tibbets in Johnson, Ian Hunter etc. All have blue ink to clear areas of the signed in bold pencil, each images, adding Pilot - Enola Gay adding their ranks or squadrons in his hand beneath his signature etc., beneath their signatures. to two of the images. VG to EX, 3 Limited edition number 677 of Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 850. Matted in white and framed and glazed in a gold coloured frame to an overall size of 37 x 32. VG

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Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 However four hours later he rescinded the order although it came too late to stop Herzner Lot: 780 and his thirteen man special WORLD WAR II: Selection of commando unit who had crossed signed First Day Covers by the Slovakian-Polish border at various military leaders etc., most 00.03 hours on 25th August, of whom served in World War II, intent on preventing the many associated with 617 destruction of the strategic Squadron, including Reginald Jablunka Pass Tunnel by the Blagdon, Hughie Evans, Gerry Polish Army. At 03.55 hours Hobbs, John Cockshott, Rowland Herzner captured the railway Smith, Bill Gordon, Lettice Curtis, station at Mosty, but failed to Albert Cherrington, Benny secure the tunnel as a result of Goodman, Harry Humphries, stiff resistance. When radio George Johnson, Jack Sockett, communications (which had been Lord Carver, George Jameson, lost) were re-established with Douglas Thomson, Anthony Herzner’s HQ, a few hours later, Rawlinson etc. Generally VG, 23 he and his unit were immediately Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 withdrawn. One Pole had been killed, two Germans wounded and one taken prisoner. On the 1st September Hitler re-ordered Lot: 781 the attack on Poland and, once KNIGHT'S CROSS WINNERS: again, Herzner captured Mosty. Selection of signed postcard The tunnel was destroyed by the photographs and slightly smaller Polish Army. For his actions etc., by various recipients of the Herzner received the Iron Cross Knight's Cross including Erich II Class. Topp, Erich Zepper, Hans Sturm, Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 Walther Krupinski, Erich Rudorffer, Siegfried Fischer, Helmut Benemann, Heinz Marquardt, Heinz Jurgens, Bruno Lot: 783 Kahl, Walther Gerhold etc. Each SCHACHT HJALMAR: (1877- of the images are modern 1970) German Economist, reproductions and depict the President of the Reichsbank subjects in uniform poses 1923-31, 1933-39 & Reich wearing their Knight's Crosses. Minister of Economics 1934-37. Generally VG, 12 Bold, dark fountain pen ink Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 signature ('Hjalmar Schacht') and date Berlin, Werhmacht, 1932 in his hand on a stiff 8vo card. A circular sepia magazine portrait Lot: 782 of Schacht is neatly affixed above HERZNER HANS-ALBRECHT: the signature. Together with (1907-1942) German Albert Speer (1905-1981) Nazi Oberleutnant of World War II, the Politician & Hitler's Chief first man to engage in combat at Architect. A vintage 20 mark the beginning of the war, one Reichsbanknote bearing the date week before the official Berlin, 7th February 1908, signed commencement of hostilities. by Speer to a clear area of one Herzner was also the first side in blue ink with his name recipient of a decoration for alone. Some light folds and age valour in World War II. Extremely wear, G to VG, 2 rare, bold pencil signature Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 ('Herzner') on a small oblong 12mo ticket, possibly removed from a larger document. The pale pink printed ticket bears the black Lot: 784 printed numbers 5 and 281 along [GOERING HERMANN]: (1893- with several other light pencil 1946) German Political & Military numbers. One small file hole Leader of World War II, towards the left edge, not Commander-in-Chief of the affecting the signature. VG On Luftwaffe. Goring's personal Friday, 25th August 1939 at visiting card, the oblong 12mo 15.02 hours Adolf Hitler issued card featuring a blind embossed his order to attack Poland in what eagle in the upper left hand was known as Operation White. corner, with the printed words

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Heil Hitler! at the centre and a Lot: 787 facsimile of Goring's signature EICHMANN ADOLF (1906-1962) beneath. Some light age wear German Nazi SS- and a couple of minor stains, G Obersturmbannfuhrer & Provenance: Accompanied by a MENGELE JOSEF (1911-1979) copy of a statement of origin German Nazi SS officer and signed by Richard O. Rex stating physician at Auschwitz. Individual that he personally removed the dark fountain pen ink signatures stationery from the Reich ('Eichmann Adolf' and 'Mengele Chancellery in Berlin in July 1945 Josef'; the latter in unjoined after having been flown in to help writing) on two small pieces, establish a medical dispensary each evidently clipped from for use during The Potsdam official documents and Conference. Also signed by a Eichmann's bearing two partial Notary Public as a witness. words of printed text. Matted Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 alongside each other in black beneath portraits of the two men and above a brief printed Lot: 785 biography headed The 20th [GOEBBELS JOSEPH]: (1897- century's most notorious war 1945) German Politician, Reich criminals. Framed and glazed in Minister of Propaganda in Nazi a silver coloured frame to an Germany 1933-45. An unused overall size of 14 x 14. Rare. VG 4to sheet of Goebbel's printed Estimate: £1,000.00 - £1,200.00 stationery, featuring his name and address ('Berlin W 8') printed in black at the head alongside a Lot: 788 blind embossed Nazi eagle and BELSEN: An original carbon swastika. With blank integral leaf. typed document issued to Belsen Some very light, minor age wear, concentration camp, unsigned, otherwise VG Provenance: one page, 4to, n.p., 31st Accompanied by a statement of December 1944, in German. The origin signed by Richard O. Rex document relates to a delivery stating that he personally note numbered 1976 and is removed the stationery from the headed Reconciliation of Debit Reich Chancellery in Berlin in Note, detailing a debit totalling July 1945 after having been flown 1092.81 for 900 kgs of pudding in to help establish a medical mix and a further 300 kgs of dispensary for use during The vanilla pudding mix, against Potsdam Conference. Also which the document states a signed by a Notary Public as a delivery of vanilla, almond and witness. cream pudding mix has been Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 made totalling 400.67, and further detailing a delivery of coffee substitute. Very slightly Lot: 786 neatly trimmed to the right edge ROMMEL ERWIN: (1891-1944) and with two file holes to the left German Field Marshal of World edge, one torn and causing a War II. D.S., Rommel, in bold small area of paper loss. A later pencil, two pages, 4to, Head white sticker (numbered 2) is Quarters, 18th September 1941. neatly affixed in the upper right The typed document, in German, corner. About VG relates to the award of the Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Kriegsverdienstkreuzes II Klasse mit Schwertern (War Merit Cross with Swords) to six individuals, Lot: 789 each listed with their dates of PAVELIC ANTE: (1889-1959) birth and other details including Croatian Fascist Leader of World rank and troop. Signed by War II, Poglavnik of the Rommel at the conclusion in his Independent State of Croatia capacity as General der 1941-45. Rare D.S., Ante Panzertruppen in Africa. Several Pavelic, four pages, folio, Zagreb, file holes to the left edge, not 25th April 1944. The partially affecting the text or signature, printed document, in Croatian, otherwise VG comprises a list of over 150 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 military personnel recommended for their courageous behaviour in

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battle. Signed by Pavelic at the Monsarrat etc. VG, 25 conclusion and bearing the Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 countersignature of a minister. The pages are stapled together in the upper left corner and with Lot: 792 some very light, extremely minor AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An creasing and one small stain, not autograph album containing affecting the text or signature. VG fourteen signatures by various Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 famous individuals including Stanley Baldwin, Edgar Wallace, Gladys Cooper, Tom Webster Lot: 790 (original pencil sketch of a [SWAFFER HANNEN]: (1879- horse's head, 1929), Harry 1962) British Journalist & Drama Lauder, Gracie Fields, Sophie Critic. Collection of autograph Tucker etc. VG statements signed by a variety of Estimate: £40.00 - £50.00 famous individuals (many of them journalists), most on 8vo pages, a few A.Ls.S. etc., all presented Lot: 793 to Hannen Swaffer on the AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS: Four occasion of a dinner to honour autograph albums containing his forty years in Fleet Street, over 150 signatures by various held at the Savoy Hotel, London, actors, actresses, entertainers 3rd September 1942, including and other famous individuals Leslie Hore Belisha, Charles B. including Molly Weir, Kenneth Cochran, R. J. Minney, Tom Connor, Rory Bremner, Jack Driberg, Philip Gibbs, Tom Douglas, Leslie Phillips, Nigel Webster, Vernon Bartlett, Stock, Richard Todd, Richard Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Steve Wilson, Joan Collins, Brian Rix, Donoghue, David Low (original Jason Connery, Roger Lloyd pencil sketch signed) etc. Most of Pack, Nigel Planer, Barry the statements are written and Hunphries, Frank Skinner, signed in pencil and are largely Smokey Robinson, Ben E. King, affectionate and admiring Errol Brown, Michael Heseltine, tributes. Together with a series of Willie Whitelaw, Robin Day, Jim telegrams (most received copies) Prior, Geoffrey Howe, Keith sent to Swaffer from various Joseph, , George other individuals including Lupino Carey (as Archbishop of Lane, Compton Mackenzie, Val Canterbury), Robert Runcie, Parnell, Eileen Herlie etc., and John McCarthy, Jayne Torvill & also including a corrected Christopher Dean, Richard typescript of the speeches made Branson, Don King, David at the dinner by Lord Copperfield, Richard Hadlee, Will Beaverbrook (Chairman), Leslie Carling, Rory Underwood, Denis Hore Belisha, Aneurin Bevan, Compton, Alec & Eric Bedser, Tom Driberg etc., and a few other , Dion Dublin, Kiri te pieces of related printed Kanawa, Sarah Brightman etc. ephemera and newspaper One of the albums lacks the front clippings etc. FR to G, 109 cover and most pages are neatly Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 annotated in the hand of a collector. G to generally VG, 4 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 791 FIRST DAY COVERS: Miscellaneous selection of First Lot: 794 Day Covers signed by a variety AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS: Three of famous individuals, many of autograph albums containing them writers, including Wayne over signatures by various Sleep, Robin Cousins, Richard famous individuals, many of them Meade, Ruthie Henshall, Gillian stage actors and entertainers, Lynne, Brian Blessed, Lord including Laura Knight, Rudyard Carrington, Joanna Trollope, Kipling, William Osler, Nat William Peter Blatty, Michael Gonella, Winifred Atwell, Frankie Bond, Barbara Cartland, Winston Howerd, Alan Ball (T.L.S.) and Graham, Bernard Cornwell, other members of Portsmouth James Herbert, Laurens van der F.C. (1986), Lonnie Donegan, Post, Brian Aldiss, Nicholas Marty Wilde, Beryl Reid, Kenny

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Ball, Peggy Ashcroft, Lilian (22) and magazine photographs Baylis, Gerald Moore, Louis (37) etc., subjects include Ramon Kentner, Elisabeth Welch, Ted Novarro (3; in costume from Ben Ray, Anna Neagle, Hughie Green Hur), Paul Hartmann, Felix etc. Some pages are multiple Weingartner, Albert Bassermann, signed, some are loose and a Giacomo Puccini, Max few are on vintage postcard Pallenberg etc. G to generally photographs. G to VG, 3 VG, 114 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00

Lot: 795 Lot: 798 AUTOGRAPHS: A small, AUTOGRAPHS: Small selection miscellaneous selection of of signed cards by the Formula A.Ls.S., T.Ls.S., a few signed One motor racing drivers Nigel pieces etc., by a variety of Mansell (3) and Eddie Irvine, famous individuals including Lady accompanied by ten unsigned Frances Balfour (regarding colour 8 x 10 photographs of acquiring two Scotch terriers for various motor racing drivers her sister, the Duchess of including , Damon Northumberland), Charles Dilke, Hill, Michael Schumacher etc., Princess Victoria of Saxe-Coburg- together with a signed 33 x 16.5 Saalfeld (mother of Queen poster by footballer Peter Victoria; book signed and Osgood, featuring three different inscribed, January 1855; front images and printed text (rolled). board and spine detached), Also including a brief T.L.S. by Princess Beatrice (daughter of author Roald Dahl, an A.L.S. by Queen Victoria), George the World War II fighter ace John Alexander, Anthony Trollope, Cunningham, two individually Peggy Ashcroft, Kingsley Amis signed and inscribed hardback etc. FR to generally G to VG, 10 editions of Men of Intelligence - A Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Study of the roles and decisions of Chiefs of Intelligence from World War I to the present day Lot: 796 and Intelligence at the Top - The AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An Recollections of an Intelligence autograph album containing Officer by Kenneth Strong, both eighteen signatures by various First Editions 1969 & 1970 and famous individuals, mainly film each inscribed to Sir Maurice stars and entertainers, including Brian Dowse (1899-1986, British Edward, Duke of Windsor, Van Major General) and both also Johnson, J. Arthur Rank, Danny bearing his ownership signatures, Kaye, Francis L. Sullivan, Rex and a signed hardback edition of Harrison, Bing Crosby, David Monica's Story by Andrew Niven, Dorothy Lamour, James Morton, First Edition 1999, Stewart, Deborah Kerr etc. A few signed by Lewinsky with her first are on pieces neatly laid down to name only in bold blue ink to the pages and some pages are title page. Each of the three loose. Generally VG books are accompanied by the Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 dust jackets. VG, 20 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00

Lot: 797 AUTOGRAPHS: Collection of Lot: 799 vintage signed cards, a few AUTOGRAPHS: Selection of pieces and signed postcard signed 8 x 10 photographs and photographs and A.Ls.S. etc., by some slightly smaller by various various German and continental individuals (mainly popular European musicians, singers, musicians and snooker players) writers, artists, actors etc., including Bob Geldof, Johnny including Engelbert Humperdinck Dank worth & Cleo Laine, Russ (A.M.Q.S.), Leo Blech Conway, Brother Beyond, Lesley (A.M.Q.S.), Lina Morgenstern, Garrett, Johnny Mathis, James Marcell Salzer, Gertrud Foerstel, Galway, Stephen Hendry, John Danny Gurtler and others. Also Virgo, Willie Thorne, Jimmy including a selection of vintage White, Steve Davis, Neal Foulds, unsigned postcard photographs , William Hague,

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Marie Helvin etc. Generally VG, 22 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

Lot: 800 SIGNED BOOKS: Selection of signed hardback and paperback (21) books by a wide variety of various popular singers, musicians and famous individuals, most with signed pieces, album pages etc., affixed to inside pages, including Eddie Waring on Rugby League by Eddie Waring, Catch A Fire - The Autobiography by Melanie B, It Ain't Necessarily So by Larry Adler (2), What a Bobby Dazzler by David Dickinson, Memories by Claudia Schiffer, I Should Have Been At Work - My Autobiography by Des Lynam, Who's Crazee Now? by Noddy Holder, This Is My Song - A Biography of Petula Clark by Andrea Kon (with signed album page of Clark affixed),Secrets to Looking Good by Lulu, The Spencer Family by Charles Spencer, I Did It My Way by Billy Cotton, Simply the Gest by David Gest, Travels With My Cello by Julian Lloyd Webber, Unless I'm Very Much Mistaken - My Autobiography by Murray Walker, My Life on Record and in Concert by Shirley Bassey, 1966 And All That - My Autobiography by Geoff Hurst, The World at My Feet - A Personal Adventure by Sandie Shaw, Classic Snooker by Ray Reardon, Ronnie by Ronnie O'Sullivan, A Village Affair by Joanna Trollope, An Act of Treachery by Ann Widdecombe, Jordan - Pushed to The Limit by , Spy Hook by Len Deighton, Mr. MacGregor by Alan Titchmarsh, Muscle by Carlton Leach etc. Most of the hardback editions are accompanied by the dust jackets. FR to G, 57 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00

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