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1957 FAC final programme Aston Villa v Manchester Utd at Wembley 4 May 1957; + match ticket; fair/good. (2)

2004/2005 Manchester Utd away match programmes Charlton Athletic + match ticket, Liverpool + match ticket, Bolton Wanderers + match ticket, Manchester City + match ticket, Fulham + match ticket, Chelsea + match ticket, Portsmouth + match ticket, Birmingham City + match ticket, Newcastle Utd + match ticket, Everton + match ticket, Norwich City + team sheet + match ticket, Southampton (FAC) + bus ride ticket + match ticket, Blackburn Rovers + match ticket, Everton + match ticket, Chelsea (FLC s/f) + match ticket, Arsenal (FAC final) + match ticket; Also Champions League aways Dinamo Bucharest + match ticket + newspaper Liber Tatea, Fenerbahce match ticket + newspapers Fotomac 8 August + 9 August; plus away at Redditch Utd (friendly), Walsall (friendly) + match ticket, Radcliffe Borough (friendly); fair/good (19 programmes, 3 newspapers, 17 match tickets).

Collection of Manchester Utd memorabilia to include magazine 'There's only one United 1974/75 Div. 2 champions, 1976/77 Vol. 8 nos. 1, 2, 3, 1977/78 Vol. 9 no. 3; 1968 United magazine (produced late 1968), 1968 World Club championship v Estudiantes (Daily Mirror), May 1989 official Members Brochure; season tickets 1988/89, 1989/90, 1990/91 1991/92, 1993/94, 1994/95, 2000/2001; Match tickets FAC finals 1977, 1983 (replay), 1990, 1990 replay, 1995 + underground ticket, 2005, 2007; 1983 Milk Cup, 1991 Rumbelows, 2003 Worthington, 2010 Carling + coach ticket; Charity Shields 1977, 1983, 1990, 1993, 1996; 2006 v Celtic Roy Keane testimonial, 2006/07 v Celtic (CL), 2006/07 AC Milan (CL s/f), 1992/93 Manchester City v Manchester Utd, 2009/10 Blackburn Rovers v Manchester Utd; fixture lists 1990/91, 1991/92, 1989/90, 1977/78; Jim Holton picture card 1975; 1968 book 1st edition Matt, United and Me by Jimmy Murphy, 1969 book 1st edition Living for Kicks by Denis Law, 1969 book 1st edition On top with United by Pat Crerand; Cigarette card album 'Hints on Association Football' full set 50/50, 'Famous Footballers' 1959 full set of 24 plus part set issued by National disabled society; fair. (A Lot)

Pre-War Match Ticket Jimmy Murphy's XI v Treorchy Juniors grand charity match at Cae Mawr, Treorchy 12 May 1934 (ticket no. 1363 proceeds to Pentwyn Hospital); c/w newspaper copy photo of Manchester Utd 1951 youth team on tour to Pentre Boys Club and another photo showing two teams believed to be Manchester Utd youth team (no provenance for the latter) (A Lot) (3)

1967/68 European Cup Manchester Utd v Gornik Zabrze programme 28 February 1968; plus United Stand A match ticket for reserved seat no. 70; fair/good. (2)

1988/89 Manchester Utd complete league season homes (19) including Arsenal and Liverpool; FAC homes QPR, QPR 2nd replay, Oxford Utd, Bournemouth, Nottingham Forest all with tickets, Littlewoods Cup Rotherham Utd + ticket; Mercantile Credit v Everton + ticket, Newcastle Utd + ticket, Hamburg (friendly) + ticket; also league home fixture tickets (13); complete league season aways (19) with away league tickets (13) including Luton Town; FAC aways QPR and Bournemouth with tickets; Littlewoods Cup aways Rotherham Utd + Wimbledon with tickets; Mercantile Credit final v Arsenal at Aston Villa + ticket, and February 1989 Football Today Manchester Utd v Spurs, March 1989 Football Today Aston Villa v Manchester Utd plus 1989 Liverpool v Nottingham Forest FAC s/f at Old Trafford special edition programme + match ticket (55 programmes + 41 tickets) fair/good.

Football Tickets: Bolton Wanderers ticket collection 1973/74 to 2010/11, here are some worth noting homes 1973/74 Stoke City, 1979/80 Ajax (friendly), 1985/86 Stockport County, Nottingham Forest (Milk Cup), 1986/87 Halifax (FAC), 1987/88 Halifax Town, 1988/89 Wrexham (Sherpa Van Trophy), Nat Lofthouse testimonial, 1990/91 Barrow (FAC), 1994/95 Wolves (Div. 1 play-off), 1995/96 Leeds Utd (FAC), 2001/02 Bilbao (friendly), 2002/03 Manchester Utd, 2003/04 Southampton (Carling), Walsall (Carling), Olympiakos (friendly), Real Mallorca (friendly), 2005/06 Marseille (UEFA), Malaga (friendly), 2006/07 Arsenal (FAC), 2007/08 Braga (UEFA), Atletico (UEFA), RSC Espanyol (friendly, 2009/10 Chelsea, Spurs, 2010/11 York City (FAC); aways 1973/74 Notts. County, 1975/76 Huddersfield Town (FAC), York City, 1976/77 Bradford City (FLC), Everton (FLC s/f), 1977/78 Burnley, 1978/79 Manchester City, Spurs, Liverpool, 1980/81 Wrexham, Watford, 1985/86 Walsall, York City, 1986/87 Halifax (FAC), 1987/88 Burnley (FAC), Scunthorpe Utd, 1989/90 Wigan (Leyland Daf), 1990/91 Swansea City, 1992/93 Derby (FAC), 1994/95 Swindon Town (Coca Cola s/f), Wolves (Div 1 play-of), 1997/98 Manchester Utd, Spurs, 1999/2000 Manchester City, Wolves, 2000/01 (CCTV beam back), 2002/03 Leeds Utd, 2005/06 Wigan (Carling Cup), Wigan (Premier), Manchester Utd, 2006/07 Burnley (friendly), 2009/10 Manchester Utd, Manchester City, 2010/11 Birmingham City (FAC) plus many more; fair/good. (Total 230 in 1 Folder)

2004/2005 Manchester Utd home match programmes Manchester City + match menu and team sheet + match ticket, Arsenal (Carling Cup) + match menu + team sheet + match ticket, Southampton + team sheet + match menu, Crystal Palace + match menu + team sheet + match ticket, Bolton Wanderers + match menu + team sheet + match ticket + directors room pass, Middlesbrough + match menu + team sheet + match ticket, Spurs + match menu + team sheet + match ticket, Portsmouth + match menu + team sheet + match ticket, Birmingham City + match menu + team sheet + match ticket, Fulham + match menu + team sheet + match ticket, Blackburn Rovers + match menu + team sheet + match ticket, Newcastle Utd + match menu + team sheet + match ticket, Chelsea (Carling Cup s/f) + match menu + team sheet + match ticket; Champions League programmes Olympique Lyonnais + match menu + team sheet + match ticket, AC Milan + match menu + team sheet + match ticket; o/all good. (15 programmes, 15 team sheet, 15 match menus, 14 match tickets, 1 directors pass)

2008 Champions League final match programmes Manchester Utd v Chelsea at the Luzhniki Stadium Moscow, 2008 Moscow brochure detailing both clubs & statistics, match results etc. plus detail of Moscow Metro (24 pages), Moscow cultural map by Capital Tours (fold out type), match seating ticket, Football Supporters Federation “Away Goals" match brochure 20 pages x 2, Official Champions League 2008 Moscow Final with blue nylon draw string souvenir bag; good. (A Lot)

1982/83 Manchester Utd home match programmes Valencia (UEFA Cup + ticket); Bournemouth (Milk Cup + ticket), Bradford City (Milk Cup + ticket) Southampton (Milk Cup), Nottingham Forest (Milk Cup _ ticket), Arsenal (Milk Cup s/f + ticket), United official token sheet (no tokens, no writing); away match programmes Bournemouth (Milk Cup + ticket), Bradford City + ticket), Arsenal (Milk Cup s/f + ticket), Liverpool (Milk Cup final + ticket) also complete league season away match programmes (21) + match tickets for Coventry City, Everton, Liverpool, Luton Town, Manchester City, Stoke City, Southampton, Watford plus 1982 Five-A-Side national football championship programme at Wembley 24 November with newspaper match report (winners - Arsenal); fair/good. (33 programmes + 17 tickets)

1976/77 very scarce UEFA Cup match ticket Juventus v Manchester Utd at Turin, 3 November 1976; fair/good. (1)

Cup Final Football Selection, programmes, rosettes and tickets (11) features 1972 FA Cup Final football programme, ticket, 2x rosettes (Arsenal and Leeds), 1972 Football League Cup Final football programme, ticket and 2x rosettes (Stoke City and Chelsea), t/w 1973 Football League Cup Final programme, rosette and Norwich rosette

1993/94 Manchester Utd FAC complete cup run to include Sheffield Utd (away + ticket), Norwich City (away + ticket), Wimbledon (away + ticket), Charlton Athletic (home + ticket), Oldham Athletic (s/f at Wembley + ticket), Oldham Athletic (s/f replay at Manchester City + tickets (2)), Chelsea (final at Wembley + ticket + security pass for re-admit); FLC aways cup run Stoke City (+ ticket), Everton (+ ticket), Portsmouth (+ ticket), Sheffield Wednesday (FLC s/f + ticket), Aston Villa (FLC final at Wembley + ticket); also Arsenal (Charity Shield + ticket); programmes generally good, most tickets have creases. (A Lot)

1976/77 Manchester Utd complete league season away programmes plus QPR (4 December postponed + match ticket), Stoke City (29 December postponed + match ticket), Sunderland (FAC) plus other match tickets Spurs, Stoke City (11 May ticket), Newcastle Utd, Liverpool, Leeds Utd, Everton, Aston Villa, Birmingham City, Derby County; (23 programmes, 11 tickets) fair/good.

1962 British & I Lions v SA 4th Test Rugby Ticket: Cream issue with black print, ground ticket, small corner ripped off in usual style. Gen G

1973/74 Manchester Utd home programmes complete season league (21) plus Middlesbrough (FLC), Plymouth Argyle (FAC), Ipswich Town (FAC), Glasgow Rangers (friendly) plus Manchester City (Tony Dunne testimonial), neutral games Walsall v Manchester City (FLC 2nd replay), 1974 FAC s/f Liverpool v Leicester City (+ match ticket); schools international England v Scotland (18 March 1974); match tickets Plymouth Argyle (FAC), Manchester City (27 April 1974); aways complete league season (21) + match ticket for Leicester City; away friendlies Mossley, Stoke City (Gordon Banks testimonial), Chelsea (Eddie McCready testimonial), Portsmouth (anniversary fixture), FAC souvenir pirate brochure, 1974 European Youth Cup programme (including Manchester Utd) tourney brochure; fair/good. (A Lot)

Selection of Manchester United memorabilia to include 2007 FAC final 19 May 2007 United staff pre-match luncheon menu held at Bishop Abbey NSC with United invitation card x 2; 2019 European Cup final v Bayern Munich at Barcelona match ticket, 2017 Europa League final v Ajax at Stockholm match ticket, 2017 EFL Cup final v Southampton at Wembley 26 February 2017 match ticket; 2004 Champions World Series passports (all 4 page); 2004 North America (covers all fixtures) 2004 New York/New Jersey (covers Manchester Utd v AC Milan), 2004 Philadelphia (covers Manchester Utd v Celtic), 2004 Chicago (covers Manchester Utd v Bayern Munich); collection of black & white modern postcard photos of 1957 United squad on tour, Roger Byrne, Johnny Berry (smoking pipe), Matt Busby, Albert Quixall, Bobby Charlton, Dennis Viollet, Liam Whelan, Old Trafford new stand re-construction, David Pegg, grave of David Pegg with headstone, Liam Whelan (again), Stan Pearson, United team 1957/58 (part of famous football teams in history card set) plus Blackburn Rovers ticket 1st May 2004 (admit to Director's guest lounge); fair/good. (A Lot)

Selection of FAC final match programmes 1949 Wolves v Leicester City, 1954 WBA v Preston NE, 1958 Bolton Wanderers v Manchester Utd (reprint), 1959 Luton Town v Nottingham Forest, 1962 Spurs v Burnley (score on cover), 1965 Liverpool v Leeds Utd + song sheet, 1968 Everton v WBA, 1971 Arsenal v Liverpool, 1974 Liverpool v Newcastle Utd, 1977 Liverpool v Manchester Utd, 1980 Arsenal v WHU, 1982 replay Spurs v QPR, 1986 Everton v Liverpool, 1989 Everton v Liverpool, 1990 Manchester Utd v Crystal Palace replay (+ match ticket), 1992 Liverpool v Sunderland (+ car key), 1995 Everton v Manchester Utd, 1998 Arsenal v Newcastle Utd, 2001 Arsenal v Liverpool, 2004 Manchester Utd v Millwall (+ match ticket), 2006 Liverpool v WHU, 2007 Chelsea v Manchester Utd, 2010 Chelsea v Portsmouth; fair/good. (23 programmes + 2 tickets)

1995 RWC Rugby Programme etc Selection (12): Lovely lot: the huge overall tournament brochure and the equally & notoriously big final issue - the 'golden book' from Mandela's 'rainbow nation' SA victory; the opening game, SA v Australia; England v NZ semi final and v France playoff; quarter final 11 June ticket; bar handout team & adverts sheets from Eng v NZ & E v Australia; plus one SA & two UK RWC preview magazines, all hefty, colourful &, like the rest, in VG condition

1984/85 UEFA Cup match programme Manchester Utd v PSV Eindhoven + match ticket; PSV Eindhoven v Manchester Utd + match ticket; also Manchester Utd v Ajax Amsterdam friendly match + match ticket; fair/good. (3 programmes, 3 tickets)

1970/71 Manchester Utd complete programme league season homes (21) plus homes Middlesbrough (FAC + reserved seat ticket), FLC Portsmouth (+ reserved seat ticket), Chelsea, Crystal Palace, Aston Villa (FLC s/f); Aways complete league season programmes (21) + ticket for Manchester City (note - 13 February 1971 POSTPONED); FAC away at Middlesbrough + match ticket, FLC away at Aldershot, Aston Villa (FLC s/f 2nd leg match ticket); tokens intact, overall fair/good. (50 programmes, 5 tickets)

1960 NZ All Blacks Rugby Tour Test Match Ticket: Stand ticket for the 25/06/60 test at Ellis Park, Jo'burg. VG

Collection of big match programmes to include Charity Shields 1977 Manchester Utd v Liverpool, 1983 Manchester Utd v Liverpool, 1985 Manchester Utd v Everton, 1988 Liverpool v Wimbledon, 1990 Manchester Utd v Liverpool, 1993 Manchester Utd v Arsenal; 1988 FAC final Liverpool v Wimbledon, 1986 Milk Cup final Oxford Utd v QPR, 1987 Charity Shield Everton v Coventry City, 1987 Littlewoods Cup final Arsenal v Liverpool, 1987 Football League Centenary Football League v Rest of the World + match ticket; fair/good. (12 in 2 Albums)

1976/77 Manchester Utd complete FAC winning season programmes homes Walsall + match ticket, QPR + match ticket, Southampton + match ticket, Aston Villa + match ticket; aways at Southampton, Leeds Utd (FAC s/f) + match ticket, Liverpool (FAC final) + match ticket; 7 programmes + 6 match tickets; fair. (A Lot)

Manchester Utd home match tickets to include 1973/74 Manchester City, 1974/75 Middlesbrough (FLC), Manchester City (FLC), 1975/76 Oxford Utd (FAC), Derby County, Wolves (FAC), Manchester City, 1976/77 Sunderland (FLC), Juventus (UEFA), Ajax (UEFA) Everton (FLC), QPR (FAC), Manchester City, Southampton (FAC), Aston Villa (FAC), 1977/78 Liverpool, Chelsea, St Etienne (ECWC), WBA (FAC), St Etienne (ECWC-cctv beam back from Plymouth), 1978/79 Nottingham Forest, Liverpool, Fulham (FAC), Chelsea (FAC), Spurs (FAC), 1979/80 Spurs (FAC replay), 1980/81 Coventry City, Manchester City, England 'B' v USA international match at OT, 1981/82 Sunderland, Manchester City, 1982/83 Everton (FAC), Valencia (UEFA), WHU (FAC), Everton (FAC), Swansea City, 1983/84 Ipswich Town, Spartak Varna (ECWC), Notts. County, Barcelona (ECWC), Juventus (ECWC s/f), 1984/85 Raba Gyor (UEFA), Liverpool, PSV Eindhoven (UEFA) (small tear), Rapid Vienna v Celtic (ECWC neutral venue at OT), WHU (FAC), 1985/86 Everton (FL Super Cup), Norwich (FL Super Cup), Manchester City plus postponed match ticket (undated - probably late 1960s); some creases noted, overall fair. (50)

DUMAS ALEXANDRE: Fils (1824-1895) French author and playwright. A.L.S., A Dumas f, one page, 8vo, n.p., n.d., to Madame Porcher, in French. Dumas tries to get money promptly, stating `Chère Madame, Voudriez-vous dire à... où nous en sommes de nos comptes. Pouvez-vous aussi faire l´argent de ces deux billets, l´un de ... et l´autre de mon carrossier à qui j´ai vendu ma voiture et qui est une signature excellente...´ (Translation: "Dear Madam, Would you like to tell... where we stand with our accounts. Can you also make money from these two notes, one from... and the other from my vehicle body-builder to whom I sold my car and which is an excellent signature....") With blank integral leaf. Very small age wear otherwise G to VGJean-Baptiste Porcher (1792-1864) and his wife were French theatrical agents who served as a banker to playwrights, including his Dumas father and son. They used to purchase copyrights and ticket passes for his authors, later reselling them at the entrance doors of theatres.

[EINSTEIN ALBERT] (1879-1955) German-born theoretical physicist, Nobel Prize winner for Physics, 1921. A scarce original printed small oblong 8vo invitation card, in German, issued by the Komitee zur Veranstaltung von Gastvortagen auslandischer Gelehrter der exakten Wissenschaften (Committee for the Organisation of Guest Lectures by Foreign Scholars of Exact Sciences) to Egon Ewald Seefehlner for his attendance at a guest lecture by Albert Einstein Uber den gegenwartigen Stand der Relativitatstheorie (Translation: on the present state of the Theory of Relativity) to be held on Wednesday, 14th October 1931, in the large lecture halls of the Physics Institute of the University of Vienna, commencing at 7.30pm. The invitation card, which was also valid as an admission ticket to be presented on the night, is numbered 00454 and features the red stamped words Reservierter Platz (Reserved Seat). Some very light, extremely minor age wear and light staining, VGEgon Ewald Seefehlner (1874-1946) Austrian engineer who served as General Director of the Austrian Federal Railways 1931-33.A scarce example of an invitation card to Einstein´s final lecture in Vienna, marking the last time the scientist would visit the Austrian capital. Of the event he Wiener Zeitung reported on 14th October 1931 ´Yesterday morning, Professor Dr. Albert Einstein arrived in Vienna to give a lecture on the state of the theory of relativity today at the invitation of the Committee for the Organisation of Guest Lectures by Foreign Scholars´ and according to the Arbeiterzeitung, Einstein spoke ´in the overcrowded lecture hall of the First Physics Institute of the University´. However, Einstein was ignored by the conservative Austrian government, the cabinet of Karl Buresch and Johann Schober as well as by the elite academic functionaries of the city. A confidential report of the German embassy in Vienna to the Foreign Ministry clearly stated why the world famous professor was no longer officially welcome in Vienna: ´Following the invitation of the Committee for the Organisation of Visiting Lectures by Foreign Scholars of the Exact Sciences, Prof. Albert Einstein held a lecture on the current state of the theory of relativity in the Physical Institute of the University of Vienna on the 14th of this month. It is characteristic of the way in which all things are treated under party political aspects in Vienna that the official bodies have noticed a particular reservation towards Prof. Einstein because he is a Jew and is considered to be politically left. Neither the minister of education nor the rectors of the universities attended the lecture, which of course attracted a huge audience´. In fact, Albert Einstein, against whom the right wing extremist and anti-Semitic witch hunt had now been intensified, particularly by the Nazi Party, used his lectures in the meantime to try and reach a wider audience than just bourgeois conservative circles.Although Einstein never lived or worked in today’s Austria, his relations with the country were close because he had long-standing friendships with Austrian scientists and intellectuals. When in Vienna, he always stayed with Prof. Felix Ehrenhaft, the enfant terrible of Viennese physics who was a gifted experimenter but a headstrong person. In honor of Auguste Piccard who was also in Vienna, a musical evening was held at Ehrenhaft's house during this visit in 1931 with Erwin Schrödinger (who received the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1933) and his wife taking part and Einstein playing the violin.

THEATRE: An unusual folio hardbound scrapbook owned by Lynn Hope and containing many photographs of various sizes, theatre programmes, newspaper clippings and other printed ephemera, a few vintage signed photographs and some autograph letters etc., all collected during Hope´s career in the theatre, commencing with the Royal Shakespeare Company´s international tour of Titus Andronicus (with Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier amongst the principal cast members) across six major continental cities in 1957, including an official press release and tour itinerary, various railway and other travel tickets, an invitation to a supper held in honour of Leigh and Olivier in Paris on 24th May 1957 and a few other official invitation cards, tourist map of Yugoslavia and guide to Belgrade, programme for the performance of Titus Andronicus in Belgrade, June 1957, and another for the performance in Warsaw, a BOAC luncheon menu for the Stratford Memorial Theatre Company, Warsaw to London, passenger ticket and other ephemera for the flight (June 1957), a T.L.S. on behalf of Vivien Leigh by a secretary, to Lynn Hope, in part, ´I hope so much that we´ll work together again and that your plans for "The Entertainer" turn out well´ (8th August 1957), a vintage signed and inscribed 4.5 x 6.5 photograph of Laurence Olivier (with his initials), two programmes for The Entertainer at the Palace Theatre and the Royale Theatre (both starring Laurence Olivier), a handbill for Ivanov at the Shubert Theatre (starring John Gielgud and Vivien Leigh), various newspaper clippings relating to Leigh and Olivier and other thespians, a printed order of service for the memorial service to Vivien Leigh at the Royal Parish Church of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, 15th August 1967, an A.L.S., T.L.S., and signed Christmas greetings card (1955/56) by John Gielgud, in one letter stating ´We had a wonderful reception on Thursday, but, alas, the critics certainly do not share the enthusiasm of the audience´ (10th August 1963), an A.L.S. and signed and inscribed 6 x 8 photograph by Paul Scofield, a vintage signed postcard photograph and two different signed greetings cards by Margaret Rutherford, a vintage signed and inscribed 7.5 x 10 photograph by Robert Helpmann, and other signed photographs and letters by Claire Bloom, Alfred Lunt & Lynn Fontanne, Elizabeth Seal, Robert Morley, Peggy Ashcroft, Judi Dench etc. The majority laid down (most in multiples) to the pages, although a few letters and photographs only loosely inserted within the scrapbook. Also including a large 18 x 27 poster issued for the stage production of The Sisters Rosenweig at The Old Vic, London, 1994, individually signed and inscribed by the three prinicpal cast members, Maureen Lipman, Janet Suzman and Lynda Bellingham, and presented to Lynn Hope on the occasion of her birthday (framed and glazed). Some age wear and minor faults, generally about G to VG, 2Lynn Hope was the head costume mistress at the Aldwych Theatre in London and also performed the same duties on the tours of the Royal Shakespeare Company from 1955 onwards.

ABERDEEN EARL OF: (1784-1860) British Prime Minister 1852-55. A.L.S., Aberdeen, one page, 8vo, Argyll House (London), 11th November n.y. (annotated 1852? in pencil in another hand), to Ouseley. Aberdeen states that he went immediately to the Chamberlain´s office upon receiving Ouseley´s note, ´but I am sorry to say that I have not received any ticket for a Peeresses seat in the House´, and concludes by remarking ´I know not whether the tickets sent, may be of any use´. With blank integral leaf. VGAberdeen´s correspondent may have been William Gore Ouseley (1797-1866) British diplomat.

MONET CLAUDE: (1840-1926) French Impressionist painter. A fine correspondence collection of eight A.Ls.S. and one L.S., Claude Monet, fourteen pages (total), 8vo, various places (mainly Giverny par Vernon, Eure), 1882-1923, to various correspondents including the important French art dealers Paul Durand-Ruel and Ambroise Vollard, further including an A.N., unsigned, by Monet to his Visiting Card, all in French. The letters are unusually bound together in an attractive presentation of other related printed material, principally featuring a limited edition copy of the exhibition catalogue for Claude Monet - A. Rodin at the Galerie Georges Petit, 1889. The correspondence centres on a variety of subjects from exhibiting with Rodin to purchasing works by Paul Cezanne, and comprises (in order of their appearance within the volume) -(i) A.L.S., Claude Monet, three pages, 8vo, Fresselines, Creuse, 12th April 1889, to Monsieur [Georges] Petit. Monet writes to confirm his agreement to participate in an exhibition at Petit´s gallery, in conjunction with the sculptor Auguste Rodin, in part, ´J´accepte les conditions que vous mes faites pour faire une exposotion dans votre galerie......a dates du 5 Juillet prochain au 5 Octobre (il faut qu´il soit bien convenu que vous nous livrez la galerie au plus tard le 5 Juillet........a fin d´ouvrir le 5 vous devez pouvoir le decider des a present). Conditions 8000 fr a vous donner en peinture et 10% sur la vente.........Le chiffre a vous remettre en peintures et en sculptures. Je previens Rodin de mon acceptation a vos conditions. Vous aurez donc a conclure avec lui en ce qui le concerne et je vous prie de m´adresser un mot de reponse qui constitue......et engagementde votre part´ (Translation: ´I accept your conditions for an exhibition in your gallery......from 5th July to 5th October (it must be clearly agreed that you will deliver the gallery to us by 5th July at the latest........ in order to open on the 5th you must be able to decide this now). Conditions 8000 fr to be given to you in paintings and 10% on the sale.........The figure to be given to you in paintings and sculptures. I inform Rodin that I accept your conditions. You will therefore have to come to an agreement with him as far as he is concerned and I would ask you to send me a note of reply which will constitute...... a commitment on your part´).Georges Petit (1856-1920) French art dealer, a key figure in the Paris art world and an important promoter of Impressionist artists. Auguste Rodin (1840-1917) French sculptor who exhibited The Kiss at Petit´s gallery in 1887.The joint exhibition by Monet and Rodin at Petit´s gallery in 1889 served to seal Rodin’s position as France’s premier sculptor and opened doors to collections and museums around the world.Monet stayed for three months at Fresselines, in the spring of 1889, at the home of the French poet and musician Maurice Rollinat (1846-1903).(ii) A.L.S., Claude Monet, one page, 8vo, Villers-sur-Mer, 11th June 1882, to [Paul] Durand-Ruel. Monet arranges a meeting with his art dealer, ´Je suis oblige de venir demain matin a Paris. Si vous n´avez rien qui vous derange, je passerai rue de la Paix vers 10h ou 10h 1/2´ (Translation: ´I have to come to Paris tomorrow morning. If you don't have anything to disturb you, I'll drop by rue de la Paix around 10 or 10 1/2´).Paul Durand-Ruel (1831-1922) French art dealer associated with the Impressionists and the Barbizon School, an early supporter of Monet, Camille Pissarro and Pierre-Auguste Renoir.(iii) A.N., unsigned, to the recto of Monet´s personal printed oblong 12mo Visiting Card, featuring his printed name to the centre and address at Giverny par Vernon (Eure) to the lower right corner, with two lines of French text in his hand, in the third person and written in his characteristic bold purple ink, ´avec ses sinceres compliments et tous ses remerciements´ (Translation: ´with his sincere compliments and many thanks´). Accompanied by the original envelope hand addressed by Monet to the art critic Andre Mellerio in Paris, post marked 17th December 1895.Andre Mellerio (1862-1943) French art critic who promoted the cause of Symbolism and was the biographer, and great friend, of Odilon Redon.(iv) A.L.S., Claude Monet, one page, 8vo, Giverny par Vernon, Eure, 9th December 1895, to [Ambroise Vollard] (´Cher Monsieur´), written in the artist´s chracteristic bold purple ink. Monet writes concerning the delivery of a painting by Paul Cezanne, ´Si vous ne l´avez deja fait, je vous prie de ne pas manquer d´envoyer mon tableau de Cezanne chez M. Montaignac......demain mardi avant-midi´ ( With blank integral leaf and four coners of the letter neatly torn away, not affecting the text or signature.Ambroise Vollard (1866-1939) French art dealer and collector, one of the most important dealers in French contemporary art at the beginning of the 20th century.(v) A.L.S., Claude Monet, two pages (written to the first and and fourth sides of the black bordered mourning bifolium stationery), 8vo, Giverny par Vernon, Eure, 26th May 1899, to [Ambroise] Vollard, written in the artist´s familiar bold purple ink. Monet sends his art dealer a payment for an early painting by Paul Cezanne, The Negro Scipion, ´Je vous adresse la somme de quinze cents francs que je restais vous devoir sur la toile de Cezanne (le negre). J´ai tarde a vous remettre cette somme parce que je pensais toujours venir a Paris et ne sachant trop quand je viendrais, je prefere vous l´adresser, que vous faire attendre plus longtemps´OWING TO LIMITATIONS IMPOSED BY THE SALEROOM THE COMPLETE DESCRIPTIONS FOR THE LETTERS IN THIS LOT CAN NOT BE DISPLAYED - PLEASE CONTACT IAA EUROPE DIRECTLY FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. The letters are all lightly tipped at the left edges to paper tabs and bound a la Bradel alongside a printed 8vo copy of the exhibition catalogue for Claude Monet - A Rodin at the Galerie Georges Petit in Paris, 1889, being a limited edition of just twenty copies (this one numbered 16) published by Menard, printed on Japon paper (top edges gilt) and itself an interesting presentation copy, inscribed to one of the front free endpapers by Gustave Geffroy (1885-1926) French journalist, art critic and historian, a friend and champion of Monet, to his fellow art critic Edmond de Goncourt (1822-1896), ´A Edmond de Goncourt, hommage respectueux de son ami, Gustave Geffroy´. The catalogue contains French text essays on both Monet, by Octave Mirbeau, and Rodin, by Geffroy, as well as a list of titles of the works included in the exhibition, featuring over 140 paintings by Monet and thirty-six sculptures by Rodin. Also included within the binding is a small 8vo printed catalogue for an Exposition d´Oeuvres recentes de Claude Monet at the Galerie Durand-Ruel, Paris, 4th - 16th May 1891, accompanied by a printed admission ticket, with a French text essay by Geffroy and list of twenty-two paintings by Monet (the paper wrappers a little browned at the edges and with a few minor chips). The whole bound in dark green cloth and with a brown leather gilt stamped title label to the spine. A wonderful collection of letters and printed ephemera with fine content and excellent associations. Generally VG

A programme booklet and ticket (10x21.5cm) for the 'Royal Premiere' of James Bond in 'A View To A Kill' (1985).

Manchester Cathedral Memorial Service and entrance ticket, 23rd February 1958, in memory of those who died in the Munich Air Disaster, scarce items, (2).

Thierry Henry yellow and grey No.14 Arsenal v. Barcelona Champions League final match issued short-sleeved shirt, 2006, Nike, L, with v-neck collar embroidered cloth badge inscribed Arsenal, UEFA Champions League Final 2006, FC Barcelona v.  Arsenal FC, Paris, 17.05.06, the reverse lettered HENRY and the number signed by Henry, the right sleeve with Champions league flash, areas of staining front and back, wear to sponsor's logo with match programme and ticket, (3). In the match played on 17th May 2006, Barcelona defeated Arsenal 2-1. The following lots 700 to 743 relate to the career of French World Cup winner and Arsenal legend Thierry Henry

Thierry Henry red and white No.14 Arsenal v. Bayern Munich match worn long-sleeved shirt, 2005, Nike, L, with crew-neck collar and printed badge, the reverse lettered HENRY and the number signed by Henry, the right sleeve  with Champions League flash, with match programme and ticket, (3). In the match played on 9th March 2005, Arsenal defeated Bayern 1-0, Henry scoring  the only goal. The following lots 700 to 743 relate to the career of French World Cup winner and Arsenal legend Thierry Henry.

Thierry Henry red and white No.14 Arsenal v. Southampton match issued short-sleeved shirt, 2003, Nike, L, with crew-neck collar embroidered cloth badge inscribed Arsenal, F.A.CUP FINAL 17.05.2003, the reverse lettered HENRY and the number signed by Henry, the sleeves with The FA Cup flashes with match programme and ticket, (3). In the match played on 17th May 2003, Arsenal defeated Southampton 1-0. The following lots 700 to 743 relate to the career of French World Cup winner and Arsenal legend Thierry Henry. 

Manchester United three National 5 A Side Tournament programmes at Wembley in 1970-1971-1972, the 1972 programme has the match ticket, (3).

Viv Anderson Arsenal v. Manchester United match programme, cover autographed by Viv Anderson, with ticket stub, Wembley 90 programme, Coco-Cola Cup final programme, Chelsea v. Middlesbrough, 29th March 1998, autographed by Viv Anderson and a collection of late 1980s Manchester United home match programmes, the covers autographed by Viv Anderson (a lot)Provenance: The Viv Anderson CollectionThe following lots 161 to 170 relate to the career of Viv Anderson MBE

Ephemera relating to Pelé and the Brazilian international team between 1958 and 1971, comprising: a Sweden 1958 World Cup Final programme and a ticket; a press photograph of the Brazil 1958 World Cup at a training session;  a Chile 1962 World Cup No.29 ticket for the Brazil v Chile semi-final; a red English language edition 1970 World Cup programme signed to the front cover by Pelé; three 1970 World Cup tickets for Brazil matches, comprising the Group Matches v Czechoslovakia and Romania and the Final v Italy; and a ticket for Pelé’s final international appearance v Yugoslavia at the Maracana 18th July 1971 (comes with a COA) (9 items + a COA).The following lots 779 to 879 relate to the career of football legend Pele.

Thierry Henry red and white No.14 Arsenal v. Liverpool match issued short-sleeved shirt, 2002, Nike, XL, with crew-neck collar embroidered cloth badge inscribed Arsenal, the reverse lettered HENRY and the number signed by Henry, the sleeves with The F.A. Community Shield flashes with match programme and ticket, (3). In the match played on 11th August 2002, Arsenal defeated Liverpool 1-0. The following lots 700 to 743 relate to the career of French World Cup winner and Arsenal legend Thierry Henry. 

Pelé New York Cosmos memorabilia, including a photocopy of Pele's first sign of agreement to join the Cosmos, a signed "offer" on note paper from GB Motor Inn, the copy signed to the reverse by Clive Toye); photograph at the 21 Club of Pele embracing Clive Toye at his "signing" press conference, signed to the reverse by Clive Toye; photograph of Pele signing his Cosmos contract, watched by his wife Rosemeri and Clive Toye, signed to the reverse by Toye; a signed photograph of Clive Toye; programme, ticket, pennant and souvenir keyring relating to his farewell match Cosmos v Santos 1st October 1977.Provenance: The Clive Toye Collection.Graham Budd Auctions 7th November 2016 lot 965.The following lots 779 to 879 relate to the career of football legend Pele.

2003 Rugby Union World Cup Final programme, with match ticket, two Rugby World Cup Semi Final programmes. Including match tickets, France v England and New Zealand v Australia,  Zurich Official World Champions Dinner Menu 2003. At The Great Room. The Grosvenor House Hotel, London W1. 

Thierry Henry blue No.14 Arsenal match issued long-sleeved shirt, 2001, Nike, L, with v-neck collar embroidered cloth badge inscribed Arsenal, the reverse lettered HENRY and the number signed by Henry, the right sleeve with Champions League flash, with copy of match programme and ticket, (3). The following lots 700 to 743 relate to the career of French World Cup winner and Arsenal legend Thierry Henry.  This shirt was believed to have been worn against Spartak, however, it has been suggested the shirt is a 2001 produced example and not 2000. 

David Beckham autographed colour card, c.1996-98, with match ticket Wimbledon v Manchester United 17th August 1996 when he scored the famous goal from halfway line

Zico Farewell Flamengo match ticket, dated 6th February 1990, match ended in a 2-2 draw.

Thierry Henry red and white No.14 Arsenal v. Chelsea match issued short-sleeved shirt, 2002, Nike, XL, with v-neck collar embroidered cloth badge inscribed Arsenal, F.A.CUP FINAL 2002, the reverse lettered HENRY and the number signed by Henry, the sleeves with AXA THE F.A.CUP with match programme and ticket, (3). In the match played on 4the May 2002, Arsenal defeated Chelsea 2-0. The following lots 700 to 743 relate to the career of French World Cup winner and Arsenal legend Thierry Henry. 

Five various 1966 World Cup ticket stubs, comprising Final, semi-final, 26th July, Quarter-final, 23rd July and England v. Mexico, 16th July and 20th July, six rosettes Portugal, Argentina, France, Mexico, Germany and Uruguay, (5).

Northern Ireland v. England autographed match programme, 3rd May 1969, with ticket stub, autographed by George Best and Derek Dougan, (2).

Thierry Henry redcurrant No.14 Arsenal v. Ajax match worn long-sleeved shirt, 2005, Nike, XL, with v-neck collar embroidered cloth badge inscribed Arsenal, the reverse lettered HENRY and the number signed by Henry, the right with Champions League flash with programme and ticket, (3). In the match played on 7th December 2005, Arsenal and Ajax drew the match 0-0, Henry was captain. The following lots 700 to 743 relate to the career of French World Cup winner and Arsenal legend Thierry Henry. 

Arsenal Highbury Stadium black and white photograph album presented to E Parkins Esq from the Directors of Arsenal FC, circa 1950, the red leather hardback cover, with gilt tooling and Arsenal crest containing approximately 46 black and white photographs of the Highbury stadium, ground and players, rosette, Arsenal v. Wolves ticket stub 28th March 1970, (a lot).

Americana. Twain (Mark), Pudd'nhead Wilson: A Tale, first edition, first impression, London: Chatto & Windus, 1894, half-title, portrait frontispiece, publisher's catalogue bound-in at rear, original publisher's pictorial red cloth, uncut, contemporary Haarlem bookseller's ticket, 8vo; another copy, variant publisher's binding, uncut, 8vo; idem, Tom Sawyer Abroad, first UK edition, London: Chatto & Windus, 1894, half-title, frontispiece, publisher's catalogue bound-in at rear, original pictorial cloth, uncut, 8vo; Owen (Mary Alicia), Owen (Juliette A., illustrator), & Wain (Louis, illustrator), Old Rabbit, The Voodoo, and other Sorcerers, first UK edition, London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1893, half-title, in-text illustrations, original pictorial cloth, 8vo; Baum (L. Frank) & Neill (John R., illustrator), The Scarecrow of Oz, first edition, Chicago: The Reilly & Lee Co., 1915, colour frontispiece, b/w illustrations, original pictorial binding, worn, 4to; & Gould (Chester), Dick Tracy: Detective and Federal Agent, New York: Dell Publishing Company, 1936, comic book-type illustrations, original pictorial wrappers, 12mo, (6)

Original Live Aid Wembley 1985 ticket

Jessica Ennis signed London 2012 Opening Ceremony ticket, limited edition 1 of 50

Scarce original First World War ticket 'London to the Front' 1915, together with a document stamp with label stating it was used in Alsace during the Great War, Trench Art cap and other items.

A LIMITED EDITION .22 WEIHRAUCH HW35 'K' 'JUBILAUMSMODELL' BREAK-BARREL AIR RIFLE WITH BLUE/GREY LAMINATED STOCK, serial no. 1647898, one of a number produced in 2005 for Weihrauch's anniversary, with blued 16 1/2in. barrel fitted with a blued short sound-moderator, manual barrel catch, not fitted with open sights, blued air-chamber railed for a telescopic sight and etched on the left side at rear 'JUBILAUMSMODELL', contrasting blue-grey laminated half-stock, the whole appearing unused complete with original warnings swing-ticket.

A BOXED .177 ANSCHUTZ 8002 S2 PRE-CHARGED PNEUMATIC MATCH AIR RIFLE, serial no. 3084379, for 2007, with blacked floating 24 1/4in. barrel, muzzle weight with dove-tail for fore-sight, lever-action cocking breech also with dove-tail for rear-sight, satin alloy chassis with anatomical laminated blue and yellow wood cheek-piece and fore-end, adjustable heel, full-length accessory rail, tested and appearing unused in its maker's polystyrene carton with match front and rear-sight, accessory tray with filling adaptor and other tools, with instructions and original swing-ticket.

ONE BOX OF FOOTBALL EPHEMERA to include a large quantity of West Bromwich Albion match day programmes from the 1960's - 2000's, FA Cup programmes, including a Cup Final, two West Brom scrapbooks, one dedicated to the 1968 FA Cup Final, ticket stubs, newspapers and two albums of Football League Commemorative Covers from the 1970's

A bus ticketet machine containing ticket reels and stubs, mostly from the Birmingham Transport company, a Tasco Power Microscope, drawing pens. technical pencils, Michelin Man display metal figures, Tonka dump truck, a Tonka bulldozer, etc.

BR(M) fully flanged double-sided enamel Ticket Office station railway sign. Double sided complete with two original mounting brackets attached. Some minor paint loss.

1912 Titanic survivor Eva Hart signed rare 1992 Jugoslavia 80th ann FDC. Eva was seven years old when she and her parents boarded Titanic as second-class passengers on April 10, 1912. They had been booked on the SS Philadelphia, but a coal strike at Southampton that spring kept her from sailing and many of her passengers were transferred to Titanic. Eva's mother allegedly felt uneasy about Titanic and feared that some catastrophe would happen; the hubris of calling a ship unsinkable was, in her mind, flying in the face of God. With such fear, Eva's mother slept only during the day and stayed awake in their cabin at night fully dressed. Eva was sleeping when Titanic struck an iceberg at 11:40 pm on April 14. Her mother was awake at the time and felt "a slight bump". She immediately asked her husband to investigate the disturbance and he reluctantly left the cabin. Upon his return, he alerted her and Eva to the collision and, after wrapping Eva in a blanket, he carried her to the boat deck. Eva's father placed his wife and daughter in Lifeboat No. 14 and told her to "be a good girl and hold Mummy's hand". It was the last thing he ever said to her and the last time she ever saw him; he perished in the sinking and his body, if recovered, was never identified. Eva and her mother were rescued the following morning by the rescue ship RMS Carpathia. Soon after arriving in New York City on April 18, Eva and her mother returned to England, because her mother never wanted to set sail for New York in the first place. Eva was plagued with nightmares and upon the death of her mother in 1928, when Hart was 23, she confronted her fears head-on by booking a ticket on a passenger ship heading to Singapore, upon which she locked herself in her cabin for four straight days until the nightmares went away. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99

This grouping of Yankees sports memorabilia includes a 1976 AL Championship Series program with ticket stub, a 1980 Yearbook, a 1981 Picture Album, a 1982 Yearbook, a 1984 Columbus Clippers program, a 1987 Oneonta Yankees Program, a 1988 Yearbook, a 1988 Spring Training Guide, a 1989 Yearbook, and a Nabisco promotional card sheet of Don Mattingly. The largest piece measures 10.75"L x 14"H. Dimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.