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The Portfolio Signed October 2018 The Portfolio Issue 10 SPM10 Signed Set of 10 Multi-signed 1968 single stamp Anniversary covers (mainly TUC with a few Votes for Women). Signatures Dorothy Hodgkin, Vic Feather, Jimmy Knapp & Tom Jackson SGA092 £600 £120 per month for 5 months 1988 cover for the 80th Anniversary of the First Aeroplane Flight in Britain. Set of 5 Benham 1980 small silk Signed by Sir Richard Attenborough, Richard Todd, Sir Norman railway covers, each one signed Wisdom, British actress Googie Withers, her Australian actor husband by Rev W Awdry, author of the John McCallum, and their actress daughter Joanna McCallum Thomas the Tank Engine series. SGA001J £150 £50 per month for 3 months SGA022J £400 £80 per month for 5 months ONLY 1 IN STOCK 1993 Sherlock Holmes Granada Television cover signed by Jeremy Brett, which features him as The Great Detective SGB068E £225 £25 per month for 9 months Why not spread the cost of your order using FlexiPay ? 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