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AUTOGRAPHED: ROYALTY 1 1943-4 Christmas Card Showing AUTOGRAPHED: ROYALTY 1 1943-4 Christmas card showing "Old England Still" signed by Queen Mary (widow of George V) Estimate £90 2 George III; autographed on piece from document (see photo) Estimate £120 3 George IV: Autographed on piece from document when he was Prince Regent (see photo) Estimate £120 4 George IV: Autographed on piece from document (see photo) Estimate £120 5 George IV (Duke of York & Albany, son of George III): Signed on 1818 Free Front Estimate £80 6 George VI: 1914 (Dec 16th) letter on Buckingham Palace notepaper thanking a friend for the clock he gave him for his birthday written & signed by Prince Albert, later to become King George VI Estimate £300 7 King Hussain of Jordan: Autographed on USA $1 note (see photo) Estimate £60 8 Sarah, Duchess of York: Print of painting of mountains by the Duchess of York in special presentation box with handwritten message from her on her card (6 x 9 cm) "A magical Christmas to you From us all Andrew Sarah Beatrice Eugenie" (see photo) Estimate £50 AUTOGRAPHED: POLITICIANS 9 "A Celebration of Lords and Commons Cricket 1850-1988" by Lord Orr-Ewing OBE special signed & numbered edition No. 77 of 80 copies with special slipcase. The first few pages have 43 relevant autographs including former Prime Minister Lord Home and many other distinguished Lords & MPs. Estimate £100 10 1970s black & white photo of the Government Whips Office showing the Prime Minister Jim Callaghan, Chief Whip Michael Cocks & 15 other MPs from the Whips Office, signed below by all 17 men. Probably unique, in 16" x 21" frame. Estimate £40 11 Australian Prime Minister John Howard: Autographed on Australia 1971 RSPCA FDC. UA Estimate £15 12 Celia Sandys, Grand daughter of Sir Winston Churchill: Autographed on 1974 Churchill GPO FDC. AW in pencil Estimate £6 13 Dr Kurt Waldheim (Austrian President & United Nations Secretary-General): Autographed on Andorra 1966 Europa FDC. UA Estimate £25 14 Edward Heath: Autographed on 1975 Sailing GPO FDC. AL Estimate £30 15 Edward Heath: Autographed on 1981 Christmas Benham small silk 22p FDC. AL Estimate £22 16 James Callaghan: Autographed on 1996 RAF British Legion flown cover. AP (see photo) Estimate £28 17 Jim Callaghan: Autographed on framed 12" x 9" colour photo of him playing skittles with handwritten message "For Michael, who helped me to skittle them out for three long years". Ink smudged in places but very relevant dedication to Michael Cocks, his Chief Whip, who played a major role in keeping him in power for 3 years without a majority in Parliament Estimate £40 18 John Major, Norma Major & William Hague: Personalised autographs on three 11 x 16cm cards Estimate £16 19 Lech Walesa: Autographed on Polish 1978 Argentina 1978 Football FDC. UA Estimate £15 20 Margaret Thatcher: Autographed on 1985 Arthurian Legends Benham small silk 22p Lady of the Lake FDC. AP Estimate £30 21 Mary Soames, Daughter of Sir Winston Churchill: Autographed on 1999 Citizens' Tale Royal Mail FDC. UA Estimate £8 22 Robert Peel: Autographed on piece from document (see photo) Estimate £120 23 Winston Churchill, grandson of wartime leader: Autographed on 1974 Churchill GPO FDC. AT Estimate £8 AUTOGRAPHED: MILITARY 24 4 handwritten & autographed letters by Victoria Cross recipients Bill Reid, P.J.Gardner, Colonel P.A.Porteous & Major D.Jamieson Estimate £100 25 4 V.C.Winners autographed on 5 x 12 cm card incl. E.Chapman, J.Kenneally & Limber. Estimate £10 26 Eric Wilson VC & John Kenneally VC: Autographed on uncirculated USA $1 banknote Estimate £8 27 Tasker Watkins VC & Philip Gardner VC: Autographed on uncirculated USA $1 banknote Estimate £8 AUTOGRAPHED: RAF 28 Johnnie Johnson: Autographed on Canada 1994 Billy Bishop flying ace FDC. UA Estimate £10 AUTOGRAPHED: ARMY 29 Eric Charles Twelves Wilson VC: Autographed on Brooklet V.C. Postcard of himself Estimate £8 30 Field Marshal Sir Evelyn Wood (1838-1919): Autographed on piece cut from letter written by him (see photo) Estimate £60 31 General Norman Schwarzkopf (Commander in Chief of Allied Forces in First Gulf War): Autographed on United Nations 1957 UN Emergency Force FDC. UA Estimate £15 32 USA General Westmoreland: Autographed on 1970 United Nations 25th Anniversary FDC. UA Estimate £12 AUTOGRAPHED: SAILING 33 Lisa Clayton: Autographed on 1988 Linnean Society Stuart FDC. AL Estimate £8 AUTOGRAPHED: AVIATION & FLOWN 34 Paul Tibbetts (Pilot of the Enola Gay which dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima 1945): Autographed on 1977 RAF Biggin Hill Air Fair cover. AL Estimate £20 AUTOGRAPHED: SPACE & ASTRONOMY 35 1972 NASA Guam Tracking Station Apollo cover with "Guam Initial Contact with Apollo XVII Dec 1972 0957AM" cachet signed by C.A.Matthes, Director NASA STDN Station, Guam. AT Estimate £6 36 1972 NASA Guam Tracking Station Apollo cover with "Guam Final Contact with Apollo XVII Dec 20, 1972 0506 AM" cachet signed by C.A.Matthes, Director NASA STDN Station, Guam. AT Estimate £6 37 Astronaut David Scott: Autographed on United Nations 1971 Special Delivery Rate FDC. UA Estimate £28 38 Bill Pogue (Skylab astronaut): Autographed on Beejay Productions card featuring him Estimate £18 39 F.Graham Smith (Astronomer Royal): Autographed on 1986 Halley's Comet Cotswold FDC. AL Estimate £8 40 G.S.Bluford (First Black Astronaut): Autographed on USA 1972 NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Apollo Tracking Team cover. AT Estimate £18 41 Shell series of 16 coins commemorating "Man in Flight" autographed by Astronauts Buzz Aldrin, Richard Gordon, Edgar Mitchell, Alex Leonov, Boris Volynou & V. Tereskova. Unique item. (see photo) Estimate £500 42 Yuri Gagarin: Autographed on Russia 1961 First Manned Space Flight stamp featuring him (see photo) Estimate £200 AUTOGRAPHED: ACTORS & ACTRESSES 43 1998 Birth of Ian Fleming Benham cover autographed by Honor Blackman, Burt Kwouk, Shirley Eaton, Tania Mallett & Samantha Bond. AP Estimate £20 44 1998 Birth of Ian Fleming 90th Anniversary cover autographed by 007 stars Julian Glover, Burt Kwouk. Ken Adams, Honor Blackman, Joanna Lumley, Judi Dench & Tania Mallett. AP (see photo) Estimate £28 45 2001 Autographica Northampton Richard Kiel cover autographed by James Bond stars Richard Kiel ("Jaws"), Honor Blackman, Valerie Leon, Samantha Bond, Shirley Eaton, Burt Kwouk & Tania Mallett. AP (see photo) Estimate £30 46 Alan Rickman, John Hurt, Judi Dench & Maggie Smith: Autographed on 1996 Cinema Stuart FDC. AP Estimate £20 47 Albert Finney: Autographed on 10" x 8" black & white photo Estimate £8 48 Alec Guinness: Signed letter with black & white photo ready for framing (see photo) Estimate £100 49 Angahad Rees: Autographed on 9 x 14 cm black & white photo Estimate £8 50 Anton Rogers: Autographed on 2002 Kipling single value Royal Mail FDC. UA Estimate £6 51 Anton Rogers & Ian Holm: Autographed on 1997 Enid Blyton small silk 37p FDC. AP Estimate £10 52 Barbara Windsor & Peter Rodgers ("Carry On"): Autographed on 1999 Entertainers' Tale single value plain FDC. UA Estimate £10 53 Barbara Murray: Autographed on 14 x 9 cm black & white photo Estimate £8 54 Bea Arthur: Autographed on 1998 Princess Diana Royal Mail FDC. AT Estimate £8 55 Bernard Cribbins: Autographed on 1998 Princess Diana Fourpenny Post FDC. UA Estimate £8 56 Bob Hoskins, Jack Elam & Rosemary DeLamp: Autographed on USA 1977 50th Anniversary year of Talking Pictures FDC. UA Estimate £15 57 Brian Blessed: Autographed on 10" x 8" black & white photo Estimate £8 58 Brian Dennehy: Autographed on 10" x 8" colour photo Estimate £8 59 Brian Forbes, Frank Thornton & Ian Carmichael: Autographed on USA 1980 W.C.Fields FDC. UA Estimate £12 60 Brian Cox: Autographed on 15 x 10 cm black & white photo of him in rehearsal for "King Lear" Estimate £8 61 Brian Donnehy (USA actor): Autographed on USA 1962 Malaria Eradication FDC. UA Estimate £8 62 Bryan Mickie: Autographed on 16 x 11 cm black & white photo Estimate £8 63 Burgess Meredith: Autographed on USA 1981 Wildlife Habitats FDC. UA Estimate £12 64 Burt Kwouk ("Goldfinger"), Eunace Grayson ("Dr No") & Ian Carmichael: Autographed on 1996 Cinema Benham small silk 25p FDC. UA Estimate £15 65 Carey Lowell: Autographed on 18 x 11 cm colour photo Estimate £8 66 Carole Card: Autographed on 14 x 9 cm black & white photo Estimate £8 67 Caroline Munro: Autographed on 10" x 8" colour photo Estimate £8 68 Caroline Munro: Autographed on 8" x 10" colour photo Estimate £8 69 Charlton Heston: Autographed on Bhutan 1991 Disney Min Sheet FDC. UA Estimate £15 70 Charles Dance: Autographed on 1970 Dickens GPO FDC. AP Estimate £10 71 Charlton Heston: Autographed on Germany 1960 Olympics card. UA Estimate £12 72 Christopher Lee, Tom Conti, Maggie Smith, Caroline Munro & Honor Blackman: Autographed on USA 1990 American Classic Films FDC. UA Estimate £25 73 Chuck O'Neil: Autographed on 14 x 9 cm black & white photo Estimate £8 74 Chuck Norris: Autographed on USA 1994 Buffalo Soldiers FDC. UA Estimate £10 75 Colin Baker: Autographed on card advertising "Corpse" starring him Estimate £6 76 Constance Cummings: Autographed on 10 x 15 cm black & white card of her in "Skylark" Estimate £15 77 Dame Merle Park, Tatiana Tchernobrovkina & Georgy Smitevski: Autographed on 1982 Theatre Benham small silk 15½p (Ballet) FDC. AP Estimate £12 78 Dame Alicia Markova (Founder of the Royal Ballet) & her dance partner: Autographed on 2 separate pieces of card Estimate £12 79 Daniela Nardini: Autographed on 2003 Theatre Royal Newcastle leaflet foe "Camille" starring her Estimate £6 80 Deborah Kerr & Edward Fox: Autographed on 1985 Films Benham small silk 22p FDC. AP Estimate £18 81 Denis Quilley: Autographed on Bhutan 1989 Mickey Mouse Min Sheet FDC. UA Estimate £6 82 Dennis Waterman, George Cole & Michael Ball: Autographed on USA 1993 Broadway Musicals FDC.
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