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Autographs & Memorabilia Autographs & Memorabilia (31 Jul 2020 B) Fri, 31st Jul 2020 Viewing: Full Sale and Viewing at our Chiswick Saleroom by appointment only. Monday to Friday: 10am - 6pm. Please contact Head of Department, Valentina Borghi to book an appointment. Lot 57 Estimate: £300 - £400 + Fees Photograph Collection.- Cinema & TV Photograph Collection.- Cinema & TV Four albums featuring a large collection of black and white and colour publicity photographs signed by various actors, entertainers and TV celebrities, including: Roy Rudd, John Bardon, John Quayle, Sylvia Syms, Penny Morrell, Teddy Johnstone, John Virgo, Angela Thorne, Peter Egan, Derek Griffiths, Jack Train, Johnny Briggs, Jonathon Morris, Max Bacon, Ann Widdecombe, Stratford Johns, Harry Roy, Jeremy Paxman, Julie Hesmondhalgh, Yvonne Arnaud, Ronnie Ronalde, Kelly Glover, Charity Tate, The Krankies, Hale and Pace, Carl Davis, June Whitfield, Michael Parkinson, Chris Tarrant, Gabrielle Drake, Amanda Barrie, Sam Kelly, Carol Vorderman, Richard Whitely, John Prescott, Charles Kennedy, Michael Howard, Anton Rodgers, Clive Swift, John Bowe, Mark Curry, John Middleton, Vicki Michell, Sir David Attenborough, Moira Lister, Bill Maynard, Geoffrey Hughes, Norman Collier, Geoffrey Palmer, Layton and Johnstone, Katie Boyle, George Carey, James Callaghan, Billy Cotton, Des O'Connor, David Neilson, Stephen Fry, Derek Jameson, Neville King, Vyvian Hall, Judy Cornwall, Jack Smethurst, Jack Tripp, Tracie Bennett, Zoe Gail, Dulcie Gray, Gillian Taylforth, Vicki Michelle, Gemma Jones, Sacha Distel, Hubert Gregg, Alun Lewis, Ted Rogers, Michael Parkinson, Isla Blair, Nigel Davenport, Buster Merryfield, Jeffrey Holland, David Hamilton, Sherrie Hewson, Vera Lynn, Rowan Atkinson, David Vine, Mike Yarwood, Mike Reid, Jan Harvey, Brigit Forsyth, Sian Phillips, Betty Jumel, Elizabeth Carling, Jilly Cooper, Melvyn Hayes, Carroll Levis, Melanie Stace, Jean Fergusson, Nicholas Smith, Frank Thornton, Joanna Lumley, John Virgo, Patrick Moore, Constance Cummings, Doris Day, Barry Humphries, Winifred Attwell, Sally Magnusson, Patricia Burke, Hannah Gordon, Sir Harry Lauder, George Robey, Will Fyffe, Edna Best, Jimmy Jewell, Lupino Lane, Jasper Carrott, Harry Secombe, Bernard Cribbins, Nigel Havers, Paul Lukas, Christopher Biggins, Bryan Pringle, Tony Benn, David Steel, Dame Barbara Cartland, Tony Caunter, Roberta Taylor, Paula Tilbrook, June Brown, Tony Hart, Esther Rantzen, George Melly, Maggie Moone, Rikki Fulton, June Allyson, Sue Holderness, Roy Barraclough, Hinge and Bracket, Ralph Lynn , Julie Walters, Penelope Keith, Victor Spinetti, Cheryl Baker, Rodney Bewes, Tricia Penrose, Vicki Michelle, Carmen Silvera, Kim Hart, John Louis Mansi. Kirsten Cooke, Guy Siner, Kenneth Connor, Arthur Bostrum, Rose Hill, Hilary Minster, Sue Hodge, Richard Marner, Robin Parkinson, Brian Johnstone, Beverley Sisters, Ian Wallace, Frank Muir, Richard Murdoch, Donald Hewlett, Michael Knowles, John Bird, Clive Dunn, Prunella Scales, Wendy Craig, Victoria Wood, Joan Sims, Thora Hird, June Whitfield, Diana Rigg, Ken Dodd, Shaw Taylor, Bob Holness, Frank Carson, Richard Briers, Patrick Cargill, Lionel Jeffries, Bernard Bresslaw, Windsor Davies, Bill Pertwee, Anton Rodgers, Brian Glover, Deryck Guyler, Richard Wilson, Magnus Magnusson, Jimmy Logan, Sandy Gall, Patrick Moore, Kenneth Waller, Judi Dench, Joan Hickson, Roy Barraclough and others, photographs are affixed onto album pages, v.s., c.1970s-1990s (4).
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