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1961 BEATLES BIG BEAT ALEXANDRA TICKET. An original printed card ticket for a 'Big Beat Night' at Alexandra Hall, Liverpool. The Beatles performed at this event. Date stamp to read 19th Jan 1961. Stamped 'Complimentary'. Measures approx 11.5 x 8cm.

BEATLES RINGO / RORY STORM & THE HURRICANES. Rare ticket for a Rory Storm & The Hurricanes gig at the Orrell Park Ballroom on Saturday October 28th 1961. Also on the bill were The Zodiacs and The Silhouettes. The ticket is in excellent condition and measures 11cm x 8cm

BEATLES SHEET MUSIC. A collection of 35 pieces of original sheet music ranging from Beatles For Sale to Revolver, to include: Todo Mi Carino (All My Loving), Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby, Honey Don't, Rock & Roll Music, She's A Woman, I'm A Loser, Baby's In Black, No Reply, What You're Doing, I'll Follow The Sun, Yesterday (x2, different issue), Yes It Is, The Night Before, Another Girl, Tell Me What You See, Ticket To Ride, You've Got To Hide Your Love Away, Help!, Run For Your Life, Wait, Nowhere Man, Michelle, Norwegian Wood, What Goes On, Girl, Michelle, Here, There And Everywhere (x2, different issue), Good Day Sunshine, I'm Only Sleeping, Got To Get You Into My Life, Eleanor Rigby, Doctor Robert and Yellow Submarine. Condition varies but generally very good.

THE BEATLES ATLANTA GEORGIA 1965 TICKET. An original, complete ticket for the Beatles performance at Atlanta Stadium, Georgia on 18th August 1965. Measures 5 x 2.5". Some tape residue.

THE BEATLES - SINGLES COLLECTION - 7". Rockin' collection of 56 x 7", including some picture discs. Titles include Love Me Do (Original UK, 45-R 4949, Ex), Strawberry Fields Forever, We Can Work It Out, I'm Down, Baby You're A Rich Man, Ticket To Ride, She Loves You, A Hard Day's Night, You Can't Do That, Hey Jude, Get Back, Don't Let Me Down, Please Please Me, I Feel Fine, I Am The Walrus, The Inner Light, I Want to Hold Your Hand, Hello Goodbye, Something, Let It Be, Yesterday, Twist and Shout, Movie Medley, From Me To You, The Ballad of John & Yoko, I Feel Fine, Ticket to Ride, Help, All You Need Is Love, Lady Madonna, Something, Come Together, She Loves You, From Me To You, She Loves You, Can't Buy Me Love. Condition is generally Ex to Ex+.

PAUL MCCARTNEY SIGNED. A promotional postcard depicting Paul and Linda McCartney signed in blue ink by Paul McCartney. Includes two pieces of correspondence, one from MPL detailing the sending the of the signed image to a charity auction, the second from the organisers of the sale thanking Paul McCartney, also a ticket stub for the event. Authenticated by Roger Epperson prior to this sale.

BEATLES GAUMONT 1964 TICKET. An original ticket stub for The Beatles performance (with Kinks support) at The Bournemouth Gaumont on August 2nd 1964. Very good condition.

THE BEATLES & RELATED - UK & ROW RELEASES - 7"/EPs. Amazing collection of 22 x 7" and 9 x EPs. Titles include The Beatles' Hits (GEP 8880), Twist and Shout (GEP 8882), The Beatles No. 1 (GEP 8883), A Hard Day's Night (GEP 8920, GEP 8924), Beatles For Sale No. 2 (GEP 8938), The Beatles' Million Sellers (GEP 8946), Yesterday (GEP 8948), Magical Mystery Tour (MMT-1), Love Me Do (45-R 4949), She Loves You, I Feel Fine, Ticket to Ride, Help, We Can Work It Out, Paperback Writer, Strawberry Fields Forever, Hello Goodbye, Lady Madonna, Hey Jude, Sgt. Peppers, Free As A Bird, Eight Days A Week, Do You Want To Know, Goodnight Tonight, Instant Karma!. Condition is generally VG+ to Ex+.

PAUL MCCARTNEY FREEEDOM OF LIVERPOOL SIGNED PROGRAMME & TICKET. A programme booklet for Paul McCartney's 1984 conferment ceremony, signed to inner front cover by Paul McCartney. Also a card ticket for the event. Authenticated by Roger Epperson prior to this sale.

1961 LIVERPOOL JAZZ SOCIETY THE BEATLES TICKET. An original printed card ticket for an event at Liverpool Jazz Society on March 13th 1961. The Beatles performed on this date. Ticket measures 11.5 x 9cm and is in excellent condition.

BEATLES GAUMONT 1964 TICKET. An original ticket stub for The Beatles performance (with Kinks support) at The Bournemouth Gaumont on August 2nd 1964. Very good condition.

THE BEATLES - UK 7" PARLOPHONE COLLECTION. Another super clean collection of original UK Parlophone 7" releases with 12 included. Titles are She Loves You (R 5055, 2 copies with label variants, different spacing - one copy Ex+ the other Ex), I Want To Hold Your Hand (R 5085, four prong, NCB credit - VG+ should clean to Ex), Can't Buy Me Love (R 5114, four prong 'Sold In UK' - superb Ex+), A Hard Day's Night (R 5160, four prong 'Sold In UK' - strong Ex), I Feel Fine (R 5200, 2 copies with label variants, different spacing and font - both ace Ex+), Ticket To Ride (R 5265 four prong 'Sold In UK' - strong Ex), Day Tripper (R 5389, 2 copies with label variants, both four prong 'Sold In UK' - one copy is Ex, the other Ex+) and Hello, Goodbye (R 5655, 2 copies including solid centre and four prong copy which has orig 'Factory Sample Not For Sale' sticker on the B side I Am The Walrus - both killer Ex+ copies). All with original company sleeves typically in Ex to Ex+ condition.

THE BEATLES - UK 7" PARLOPHONE COLLECTION. Extremely clean pack of 13 x UK Parlophone 45s. Titles are She Loves You (R 5055, 2 copies with label variants - both top Ex+ copies), I Want To Hold Your Hand (R 5084, NCB credit - Ex+), Can't Buy Me Love (R 5114, four prong 'Sold In UK' - Ex), A Hard Day's Night (R 5160, four prong 'Sold In UK' - Ex), I Feel Fine (R 5200, four prong 'Sold In UK' - Ex+), Ticket To Ride (R 5265, four prong 'Sold In UK' - Ex+), Help! (R 5305, four prong 'Sold In UK' - Ex+), We Can Work It Out/Day Tripper (R 5389, four prong 'Sold In UK' - strong Ex), Eleanor Rigby/Yellow Submarine (R 5493 solid centre - Ex), Strawberry Fields Forever/Penny Lane (R 5570, four prong 'Sold In UK' - Ex/company sleeve), Hello, Goodbye (R 5655, four prong 'Sold In UK' - Ex+) and Lady Madonna (R 5675. four prong 'Sold In UK' - Ex+). All with original company sleeves typically in Ex to Ex+ condition.

BEATLES / SILVER BEETLES 1960 TICKET. An extremely rare ticket for the "Old Time Modern Sequence Xmas Ball" at The Grosvenor Ballroom Wallasey on 21st December, 1960. The ticket has a reminder that states "Don't forget the Xmas Eve Gala with Derry & The Seniors, The Silver Beetles". This incredible item shows how they were still being referred to as "The Silver Beetles" and on this particular night Chas Newby played bass for them. Measures 17cm x 12cm and in very good condition with some light discolouration.

THE BEATLES - PICTURE DISC COLLECTION - 7". Stirring collection of 22 x 7". Titles include Love Me Do (RP 4949), Please Please Me (RP 4983), From Me To You (RP 5015), She Loves You (RP 5055), I Want To Hold Your Hand (RP5084), Can't Buy Me Love (RP5114), A Hard Day's Night (RP 5160), I Feel Fine (RP5200), Ticket To Ride (RP 5265), Help (RP 5305), We Can Work It Out (RP 5389), Paperback Writer (RP 5452), Yellow Submarine Eleanor Rigby (RP 5493), Strawberry Field Forever (RP 5570), All You Need is Love (RP 5620), Hello Goodbye (RP 5655),Let It Be (RP 5833), Something (RP5811), Ballad of John and Yoko (RP 5786), Get Back (RP 5777), Revolution (RP 5722),Lady Madonna (RP 5675). Condition is Ex+/as new.

THE BEATLES ST PAUL'S PRESBYTERIAN TICKET. A rare original ticket stub for The Beatles performance at St Paul's Presbyterian Church Hall, Birkenhead on Saturday 10th March 1962. Measures 11 x 7.5cm. Good condition with creasing, some age wear, light paper losses.

THE BEATLES - THE BEATLES SINGLES COLLECTION ON CASSETTE (TCBSCX 1) BOX SET. Ace copy of this complete run released in 1991 and including 22 cassette singles housed in a card display box. Titles include Love Me Do, Please Please Me, From Me to You, She Loves You, I Want to Hold Your Hand, Can't Buy Me Love, A Hard Day's Night, I Feel Fine, Ticket to Ride, Help!, We Can Work it Out, Paperback Writer, Yellow Submarine, Strawberry Fields Forever, All You Need is Love, Hello Goodbye, Lady Madonna, Hey Jude, Get Back, The Ballad of John and Yoko, Something, Let it Be. Condition is Ex+/VG+.

THE BEATLES - SINGLES COLLECTION - UK 7"/EPs. Fab collection of 27 x 7"/EPs. Titles include Love Me Do (red label, 45-R 4949, VG+/VG+), Please Please Me (45-R 4983, VG-), Ain't She Sweet (NH 52317, VG+), My Bonnie (Germany, 21 610, G/Generic), Yesterday (Promo, R 6013, Ex), Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Promo, R 6022, Ex+/VG+), Twist and Shout (Promo, NB 1, Ex), Magical Mystery Tour (solid centre, MMT-1, Ex/Ex), From Me to You, She Loves You, I Want to Hold Your Hand, Can't Buy Me Love, A Hard Day's Night, I Feel Fine, Ticket to Ride, Help!, We Can Work it Out, Paperback Writer, Yellow Submarine, Strawberry Field Forever, All You Need is Love, Hello Goodbye, Lady Madonna, Hey Jude, Get Back, The Ballad of John and Yoko, Something, Let It Be. Condition is generally VG+ to Ex+.

BEATLES & RELATED PROGRAMMES. 40 items to include tour/concert/event programmes from Paul McCartney World Tour (1990, x4, inc 1 ticket), The New World Tour (x2), Conferment Of The Honorary Freedom Of Liverpool Upon Paul McCartney (1984), Broad Street, Back In The World, Driving USA (x2), 1989-90 Japanese Tour, Back In The U.S., The Standing Stone Premiere, McCartney 04 Summer, Wings UK Tour 1979 (x2, one signed by both Denny Laine & Steve Holley and one just by Holley), Wings Over Europe (signed by Denny Laine), Pipes Of Peace, George Harrison & Ravi Shankar 1974, Concert For George, Ringo Starr 2000, Ringo Starr Third World Tour, Yoko Ono - John Lennon Let's Have A Dream.

An Albany Fine China Company of Worcester, boxed porcelain model of a greyhound 'Westpark Mustard'. no. 110/250, with associated documentation to include certificate and ticket for a Grand Easter draw at Ramsgate Stadium 19th April 1976, in which the model was won. Condition Report: No visible signs of chips or cracks/major damage. Overall condition good.

Fold, small portion of front cover missing and age related wear.   Includes traffic directions insert.   Please see LOT 1106, which is the ticket for this    

Rare ticket for this European Cup Winners Cup Quarter Final match

Rare ticket for the 1936 FA Cup Final

A group of medals to Lt. Commander Gray RNR, George V Distinguished Service Order (DSO), 1914/15 Star, War Medal and Croix de Guerre, together with a replica Victory Medal. Frederick William Gray was born in 1872 and was a Hull Trinity House boy, serving his apprenticeship with the Wilson Line. In 1892 he obtained his Second Mate ticket, followed by First Mate in 1894 and Master in 1897. In 1902 he was Captain of S.S. Swanee. On the 5th December he enlisted as a Lieutenant with the R.N.R., and was mentioned in Dispatches in July 1917. He was awarded the D.S.O. in November 1917 whilst in command of H.M.S. Jacent, an armed trawler, for his action in the sinking of UC 41, a mine laying submarine off the Tay Estuary. In May 1918 he received the Croix de Guerre and in July 1918 was promoted to Lt. Commander. His sister was married to John Bulmer whose medals are included in this auction.

ENTERTAINMENT MEMORABILIA to include original photograph of Harry Tate, comedian filling a car with petrol in Handsworth, Birmingham, a signed photograph of 'The Carsons' dated 1937, a collection of seven Camera Press photographs of The Queen and Prince Philip with letter about fees for using them dated 26th August 1952, advertising bill and half ticket stubs for wrestling at King's Hall, Derby 1955, , Lyceum Theatre programme for Vanderdecken featuring Henry Irving

A COLLECTION OF TRIANG/HORNBY TRACKSIDE, BUILDINGS, AND ACCESSORIES, to include Booking Hall, Small Station, Ticket Office etc

BEATLES SINGLES INCLUDING HEY JUDE, BACK IN USSR, HELLO GOODBYE, PAPERBACK WRITER AND TICKET TO RIDE, APPROXIMATELY NINE

A collection of WW1 documents recovered from a dead German soldier at the Western front, 1917including sketch of the trenches, postcards, business card inscribed 'Walter Hundertmark', German military documents and papers including propaganda and calls for war bonds, name ticket and inscription describing the burial of the dead German soldier by the British and the body's location, map of "HeideKopf Nord" dated 30.9.16 map of Cambrai (1:25,000), letter in envelope and a diary of troop movements, last entry 23.10.17 together with a letter dropped by the Germans on Oct. 31st 1918 declaring armistice (qty)*Recovered by the later General Sir Miles Christoper Dempsey during his time as an infantry officer at the Western Front.

The Beatles: LPs and singles, including 'Help!', 'Beatles For Sale', 'Rubber Soul', 'Revolver' and 'Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band' (with insert), singles including Magical Mystery Tour, Day Tripper, Please Please Me, Ticket to Ride, The Ballad of John & Yoko, I am The Walrus, I Feel Fine, Yellow Submarine

MABIE TODD - Three vintage 1940s Mabie Todd Mechanical Pencils, 1) black Fyne Poynt with gold trim to the clip, triple bands and point, 2) green swirl patterned Fyne Poynt with gold trim to the clip, decorative band and point, 3) grey marble Blackbird with nickel clip and point, a vintage (1910s-1920s) 'Swan' Metal Pocket - a means of carrying clipless pens, a vintage (1910s-1920s) 'Swan' Metal Pocket - a means of carrying clipless pens, a vintage (late 1940s/early 1950s) black Blackbird Mabie Todd lever filler fountain pen with gold trim and original 14ct gold Blackbird nib, mint with paper price ticket to cap and in original box with filling instructions and a vintage 1920s black Blackbird Mabie Todd SF-T self-filler fountain pen with nickel trim and original 14ct gold Blackbird nib, in original box

London Transport, a mechanical ticket machine together with a ticket cancelling bell punch a whistle and a leather pouch. (4)

The Jam 1979 Tour programme, ticket for Christmas Show and promotional advert card for Sound Effects LP

Football programmes; including 1971 FA Cup Final with ticket stub, 1968, 1970 and replay, 1972 and 1973 FA Cup Finals, League Cup Finals and others (13)

BR(W) Somerset and Dorset section, Telephone Circuit Notice No 794, issued in September 1959 for the Section GLASTONBURY - CEMETERY LANE CROSSING. Lists the following:- Glastonbury & Street Signal Box, Glastonbury & Street Ticket Office, Dye House Lane Crossing, Cemetery Lane Crossing. In its original oak glazed frame measuring 8in x 5in.

NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY COMPANY FREE TICKET issued to MR R. COLEMAN N.E.RLY. Measures 1.25in diameter and is complete with metal mount. In excellent condition, circa 1860.

LANCASTER & PRESTON JUNCTION RAILWAY FREE TICKET No2. Measures 1.75in x 1in and is in excellent condition, circa 1840.

GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY DIRECTORS TICKET issued to J. MOFS ESQ CHAIRMAN. Measures 1.75in x 1.25in and is in excellent condition, circa 1837.

LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY FREE TICKET issued to ROBERT GARNETT ESQ DIRECTOR 1837. Measures 1.75in x 1.25in and is in excellent condition.

Directors Free Ticket EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY DIRECTORS TICKET 3 measuring 1.5in diameter. In excellent condition, circa 1840.

NEWCASTLE & NORTH SHIELDS RAILWAY FREE TICKET measuring 1.5in x 1in. In excellent condition, circa 1840.

Collection of Kingsford Smith airline memorabilia including a signed print To Australia by air: Kingsford Smith and his companion over Suva, a framed 1929 daily telegraph newspaper pictorial clipping, two 1930's original framed Southern Cross aircraft photos with one framed verso clipping of one of the photos, a framed souvenir flight ticket, and one book: the Story of Southern Cross Trans Pacific flight 1928 by KINGSFORD-SMITH, C.E. and, C.T.P. Ulm , with original slip cover and signed

Early to mid 20th Century brass-cased Plato or ticket clock, having two registers of tickets displaying the time within cylindrical chamber on waisted base, 12.5cm high excluding handle Condition: Movement not tested and sold as seen - **General condition consistent with age

THE ROLLING STONES - Original letter from The Rolling Stones member Brian Jones. Written and signed in the hand of Brian Jones. Letter Dated 10 th March 1964 - Vendor went to the Rolling Stones Concert in October 1963 and threw the letter on stage ! It took a while but this is what Brian wrote back to her. Also with this lot is a ticket stub from a Rolling Stones concert that the vendor went to back in 1963- Mon October 5 th at the Gaumont Theatre in Wolverhampton.

A delightful collection of The Beatles ephemera from the 1960's to include; two programmes from the ABC Blackpool Sunday, July 7th and the original ticket stub, a small autograph book containing autographs by The Beatles Ringo, Paul, John "With Love from John Lennon", water damage on Ringo's signature and a little on John, but a lovely example along with Tommy Roe and Chris Montez autographs and ticket and two postcards, plus a photograph of Paul outside his house and scribbles on the back from the vendor

Collection of books, comprising: Designs for Schools, by H. E. Kendall, London: Atchley & Co., 1853, scarce; Schiller's Life and Works, by Emil Palleske, two parts bound as one, London: Longman, 1860, bearing gift inscription, 'Augusta Wilmot, from Alice Tollemache, November 1867, Given partly (though by no means altogether) as a bribe, to induce A. W. to write essays a little more frequently.'; The Reference Shakspere, by John B. Marsh, London: Simpkin, 1864, bound in full crushed red morocco with gilt gauffered edges by Seton & Mackenzie and bearing their Edinburgh bookseller's ticket; The Plays of William Shakespeare, by Edmond Malone, London: Longman, 1846, binding very worn; Reproductions of Prints in the British Museum, 1907. Condition varied as found (5)

DARWIN (CHARLES)The Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, or the Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for Life, FIRST EDITION, half-title, one folding lithographed diagram, without advertisements, calf gilt by The Yorkshire Post Bookbinding Works, Leeds (with ticket inside upper cover), upper cover detached [Freeman 373; Garrison-Morton 220; Norman 593; PMM 344], 8vo (186 x 118mm.), John Murray, 1859Footnotes:FIRST EDITION OF 'CERTAINLY THE MOST IMPORTANT BIOLOGICAL BOOK EVERY WRITTEN' (Freeman), and one of the most influential works of the nineteenth century. 'Darwin not only drew an entirely new picture of the workings of organic nature; he revolutionized our methods of thinking and our outlook on the natural order of things. The recognition that constant change is the order of the universe had been finally established and a vast step forward in the uniformity of nature had been taken' (PMM).Provenance: Formerly at Elston Hall, Nottinghamshire, the Darwin family home; by descent to a member of the Darwin family.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: •• Zero rated for VAT, no VAT will be added to the Hammer Price or the Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

DARWIN (CHARLES)The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals, 'tenth thousand', 7 photographic plates, without advertisements [Freeman 1144], 1873; Insectivorous Plants, 'second thousand', without half-title and errata slip [Freeman 1218], 1875; The Movements and Habits of Climbing Plants, 'second edition, revised' [Freeman 836], 1875; Geological Observations on the Volcanic Islands and Parts of South America Visited During the Voyage of H.M.S. 'Beagle', second edition, 5 folding plates (one hand-coloured), 2 folding maps [Freeman 276], Smith, Elder, 1876; The Effects of Cross and Self Fertilisation in the Vegetable Kingdom, without half-title [Freeman 1249], 1876; The Various Contrivances by Which Orchids Are Fertilised by Insects, 'second edition, revised', without half-title [Freeman 801], 1877; The Different Forms of Flowers on Plants of the Same Species, FIRST EDITION, [Freeman 1277], 1877; The Power of Movement in Plants... Assisted by Francis Darwin, 'second thousand', without advertisements [Freeman 1326], 1880; The Descent of Man, and Selection in Relation to Sex, 'second edition (fourteenth thousand), revised and augmented', without half-title [Freeman 953], 1881; The Formation of Vegetable Mould, through the Action of Worms, 'sixth thousand (corrected)' [Freeman 1362], 1882; A Naturalist's Voyage. Journal of Researches into the Natural History and Geology of the Countries Visited during the Voyage of H.M.S. 'Beagle' Round the World, 'fifteenth thousand' [Freeman 38], 1882; The Variation and Plants Under Domestication, 2 vol., 'second edition, revised, fifth thousand' [Freeman 883], 1882--KRAUSE (ERNST) Erasmus Darwin... with a Preliminary Notice by Charles Darwin, PRESENTATION COPY, INSCRIBED by the publishers 'From C. Darwin' on the front free endpaper, and in another hand 'Francis Darwin from Charles Darwin 1879' on the front paste-down, frontispiece portrait, 1879, uniform calf by The Yorkshire Post Bookbinding Works, Leeds (with green binder's ticket inside upper cover of each volume), spines gilt with red morocco title label, the Krause a slightly lighter calf, rubbed, 8vo, all but the fourth mentioned John Murray (14)Footnotes:Provenance: Formerly at Elston Hall, Nottinghamshire, the Darwin family home from 1680 until just after the Second World War. The Francis Darwin to whom the copy of Krause's Erasmus Darwin was presented by Charles Darwin, was most presumably Francis Rhodes Darwin (1825-1920), who inherited Elston Hall in 1850. The house, where Erasmus was born, is illustrated in Krause's biography; by descent to a member of the Darwin family.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: •• Zero rated for VAT, no VAT will be added to the Hammer Price or the Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

JAQUES (FAITH) - ROALD DAHL'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory', the original artwork for the covers of the first paperback edition, watercolour and gouache on watercolour board, separate overlay with black ink detail (the 'black plate'), each with proofing details in margins, signed by the illustrator with address details on verso, 385 x 465mm., [c.1973]Footnotes:The original cover artwork for the first Puffin paperback edition of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (1973), depicting Willy Wonka, Charlie and the other Golden Ticket-winners gathered around the Everlasting Gobstopper Machine. Jaques was the original illustrator of the first UK edition of the book in 1967, and produced this new cover design for the paperback.Provenance: Faith Jaques (1923-1997); by descent to the present owner.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ARAR Goods subject to Artists Resale Right Additional Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

ROWLING (J.K.)Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, FIRST EDITION, INSCRIBED BY THE AUTHOR 'to Bryony - who really did discover Harry Potter. J.K. Rowling' on the title-page, publisher's pictorial boards, pictorial dust-jacket (edges slightly frayed), 8vo, Bloomsbury, 2000Footnotes:INSCRIBED TO THE WOMAN 'WHO REALLY DID DISCOVER HARRY POTTER' - This copy of Goblet of Fire was signed for Bryony Evens, the first person to read Harry Potter on 8 July 2000, the day of publication, when she attended a 'golden ticket' event on the Hogwarts Express at Didcot Railway Centre (see previous lots).Provenance: Bryony Evens.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: •• Zero rated for VAT, no VAT will be added to the Hammer Price or the Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

WESLEY AND THE CITY OF YORKAlbum Amicorum kept by Richard Burdekin, bookseller and Wesleyan of York, containing some 200 autograph entries from eminent Wesleyan ministers, missionaries and authors, many collected on the occasion of district meetings and conferences, with much other material, including: John Wesley (printed Methodist ticket endorsed 'Nov 1755/ Ann Lepitre' depicting an angel carrying the text 'Now is the Accepted Time'), verses written by Arctic explorer and clergyman William Scoresby Jnr ('Be ye therefore ready also: for the Son of Man cometh at an hour when athink not'), Elihu Burritt ('God is love: love to our human brethren is the earthward reflection of the heart filled with the light and life of the love of God...'), Robert Southey (autograph address panel and signature, 1834), Jabez Bunting and his son William, William Martin, self-styled Natural Philosopher and poet (several poems and a ticket to one of his lectures in 1850 illustrated with a pen and ink sketch of a lion), Titus Close, Theophilus Lessey, Robert Goodacre, Robert Spence, Gideon Ouseley, William Naylor, James Everett, Richard Stoner, George Marsden, Samuel Dunn, exortations on the evils of alcohol by popular preacher and early agent of temperance William Pollard, the painter Henry Purlee Parker and George Hudson ('the Railway King'); with several contributors from overseas such as Kahkewaquonaby ('Peter Jones') Missionary and chief of the Chippeway Indians of Upper Canada ('While I was lost in the woods, Jesus found me...'), William Fisk of Connecticut and Edward Fraser, freed slave and missionary from the West Indies; other items include a printed broadsheet 'A Negro Woman's Lamentation' sold by Joseph Phillips with manuscript verses entitled 'Negro Slavery' pleading 'the injured Negro's cause' written on the reverse by Phillips 'late of Antiqua', and two manuscript lists of subscribers and subscriptions received by the York Methodist Society as at 3 October 1775, raising money to build side galleries on the Peaseholme Green chapel (the first Wesleyan Chapel in York where Wesley himself preached in 1759) and list of works undertaken; with various printed ephemera of religious and local interest ('An Evangelical Dialogue', 'An Address from the first 'High' Sherriff of York to his 'Low' Sherriff', minutes of meetings, uplifting texts, tickets etc.), and newspaper cuttings, with loose index book, 459 numbered pages (including blanks), contemporary half calf over marbled paper boards, old leather dust-jacket, spine lettered in gilt detached, worn with losses, 280 x 225mm., index book with marbelled paper cover, 270 x 120mm., York, May 1825 to November 1882Footnotes:'I WAS THE GUEST OF MR BURDEKIN – FROM WHOM AND THE WHOLE FAMILY I HAVE RECEIVED MUCH KINDNESS'; a remarkable collection spanning nearly sixty years and bringing together luminaries of the Wesleyan movement. In addition to worthies of the church, Burdekin seems particularly interested in one Jonathan Martin, a former lapsed Wesleyan preacher and arsonist, who famously set the fire that destroyed large parts of York Minster in February 1829. Burdekin must have visited him in the York County Gaol as the album contains three pages of religious ramblings written directly into the book and dated 15 March 1829, shortly before his transfer to Bethlem Hospital where he died in 1838; '...may the Lord grant that these fue simpler remarks may have a Blessing to all that need them the Lord will not despise the Day of small things your sincere Friend and Brother in the Lord...'. Martin was also known prior to his arson attack for attaching strongly-worded notices denouncing the clergy on various ecclesiastical buildings and one of these, written at Lincoln in October 1827 is included in the collection - 'O clergyman', he writes, 'I right to warn you to repent... Father's right Hand luks down upon you with Dridful Gillisey and he like a clap of Thunder and as quick as lighting... and you go down & live into the Dridful pit of Hell to be turmenteed with the firey Tigers and Lions of Hell...'.Richard Burdekin was a highly respected bookseller and stationer in the city of York. He began his long career in bookselling as a travelling salesman and became famous for riding his favourite horse 30,000 miles in search of orders. He went into business with fellow Wesleyan Robert Spence under the name Spence and Burdekin and was to write Spence's biography in 1837. One of his two shops was destroyed by fire in 1855 but he continued to trade in Parliament Street until his death in 1860. In the words of his obituary published in The Bookseller, 'Mr Burdekin joined the Wesleyan Methodist Society early in life. He became a zealous local preacher and class-leader in that body... As he lived, so he died, a happy Christian, at a good old age'. The album was added to by family members after his death and has remained in the family.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: •• Zero rated for VAT, no VAT will be added to the Hammer Price or the Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Football tickets, Southampton FC etc, a collection of 44 home & away match tickets, 1960's/70's, homes inc. Charlton 65/6, Bristol City 65/6, Middlesbrough 65/6, Bolton 65/6 etc, aways include Chelsea 67/8, 68/9, Arsenal 66/7, 68/9, Portsmouth 64/5, Tottenham 67/8, 68/9, 72/3, Man City 69/70, 72/3, Manchester United 18 Nov (no year) & others. Also pre-printed letter from Arsenal dated 29 March 1969 confirming ticket allocation sold out and a few England International match tickets & Wembley Compliments slip. (a few with creases, gen gd) (approx. 50)

Football, Southampton FC, a large collection of cuttings and special issue Newspapers etc, mostly 1960's onwards, sold with 10 scrap books of cuttings mostly from the 1960's inc. match reports, pictures, some with tickets laid-down, including one book covering 1963/4 and 64/65 which includes several laid down match tickets inc. homes v Leeds 63/64, Man City 63/64, Man Utd 63/64, Norwich 63/64, Derby 64/65, Portsmouth 64/65 etc, also aways v Portsmouth 63/64, and others. Also some non Southampton items, Aldershot v Dartford FAC tickets 64/65 (x2), Chelsea v Bolton ticket 63/64 etc (mixed condition, fair/vg) (vast accumulation, one large box)

Football programmes & tickets, four Southampton Home programmes each with a match ticket, Arsenal Friendly 12 Feb 1966 (tc), Portsmouth Hollowbread Testimonial 10 May 1966, FC Twente Enschede Traynor's Testimonial 21 October 1966 & Manchester United FA Cup 3rd round 15 Jan 1972 (tc & notes on line-up page) (gen gd) (8)

Football programme & ticket, FA Cup Final 1952, Arsenal v Newcastle Utd, programme ticket for the South Grandstand at a cost of 10/6d. (staple rusty o/w gd) (2)

Football programmes, Aldershot FC, a collection of 70+ mostly home match programmes, the majority from the 1960's but including some earlier, noted Newport IOW FAC 1945/46, Brighton FLS 1945/46, Man Utd League Cup 1970/71 with part match ticket stub, also several single sheet home Friendlies inc. QPR 66/67, Peterborough 65/66, Brentford 65/66 and others (some with scores, team changes and match notes annotated, fair/vg)

Football programmes, Arsenal FC, set of 22 home League programmes, 1953/54, including Aston Villa abandoned, also Friendlies v Preston, & Portuguesa De Desportas, also England XI v Young England played at Highbury, England v Hungary with match ticket together with booklet & numerous cuttings, also 3 FAC programmes for home matches v Aston Villa & Norwich, all contained in modern club binder, numerous press cuttings included (many with scores and team changes noted) (mixed condition fair/gd)

Football programmes, Arsenal FC, set of 21 home League games, 1952/53, Championship Winning Season, including Manchester Utd, Derby, Cardiff, Liverpool, Chelsea etc, several with press cuttings included, also home Friendlies v Hibernian & Tottenham, also London v Berlin Floodlit Inter-City match played at Highbury, & Chelsea v WBA FAC replay also played at Highbury. The lot also includes England v Wales at Wembley with match ticket and press cuttings plus 4 FAC programmes, homes v Doncaster 3rd round, Bury 4th round & Blackpool 6th round, & Burnley away 5th round, all contained in modern club binder (many with scores and team changes noted) (mixed condition, fair/gd)

Football programmes, Arsenal FC, a complete set of FAC programmes 1951/52, Norwich away 3rd round, Barnsley home 4th round, Orient away 5th round, Luton away 6th round, (with match ticket), 1st and replay semi-final matches v Chelsea both at Tottenham, with 1st match including insert, and also Final v Newcastle at Wembley (several cuttings also included) (most with scores, team changes noted) (mixed condition, fair/gd)

Football programmes, Arsenal homes 1951/52, set of 21 home League games inc. Newcastle, Chelsea, Liverpool, Tottenham, Manchester Utd (many with press cuttings) sold with home Friendly matches v Hapoel, Tel Aviv, & Glasgow Rangers also away League match v Fulham, Luton v Brentford, FAC replay at Highbury, (taped spine) & England v Austria at Wembley with numerous press cuttings and match ticket, contained in modern club binder (many with scores, team changes noted) (mixed condition, fair/gd)

Football programmes, Arsenal FC, FA Cup 1949/50, complete set, homes v Sheffield Wed 3rd round, Swansea 4th round, Burnley 5th round, (x 2 plus one match ticket), Leeds Utd 6th round, also semi-final ties v Chelsea, plus replay, both played at Tottenham, & Final v Liverpool at Wembley (mostly with scores and team changes noted) (mixed condition, fair/gd)