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Horticultural Society of London. Transactions of the Horticultural Society of London, [First Series], volumes 1-7, 1807-30, engraved title to each volume, and additional printed title to first volume only, 3 (of 60) hand-coloured plates present only, 68 uncoloured engraved plates (as listed), one or two leaves a little loosened, some spotting to engraved titles and some of the uncoloured plates (contents generally in clean condition), all edges gilt, contemporary uniform gilt-decorated straight-grained dark green full morocco (by Hering), with ticket to front endpaper, engraved bookplate of the Marquess Camden to front pastedown of all except the final volume, a few scuff marks and joints lightly rubbed (generally an attractive set), 4to, with two other odd volumes similar, (9)

OF TROLLEYBUS INTEREST, a collection of models (Corgi OOC and EFE), books, photographs and other ephemera relating to trolleybuses, particularly those of Walsall Corporation, includes a souvenir ticket issued on the last day of operation (3/10/70), together with commemorative postal cover from the same day and a quantity of photographs (mixture of personally taken and commercially available views)

A T.I.M or similar ticket machine, Williamson ticket printer and a leather bag

A Williamson ticket printer, rack of Pearce's Motors Ltd tickets and a leather pouch

Sir Roger Moore, KBE (English actor 1927-2017), a Buckingham Pallace investiture programme from Thursday 9th October 2003. Signed with a dedication by Roger Moore and also including original investiture ticket. Other beneficiaries that day included artist Tan Draig, boxer Joe Calzaghe and others. (B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

John Jones, Dublin, first edition 1805, 159 pages, engraved portrait, extra illustrated with a double-page hand-coloured battle plan, an engraved ticket, with red wax seal, for Nelson's funeral with the signature on verso of Lt. Col. H.A. Woodward, a double-page engraved plate of the funeral procession on Water, a double-page hand-coloured engraving of the catalfalque, a double-page engraving of the Duke of Richmond laying the first stone of Nelson's column, a hand-coloured portrait of Nelson flanked by two sailor's, original printed boards (rebacked, rubbed), inscription at head of A2 Hum J.A. Woodward to Benj. Colby, bound with printed card boards (restored, later spine) and contained within a slip case – 9 x 6in. (23 x 15cm.)Provenance: Lt. Col. H.J.A. Woodward to B. Colby and thence by descent.Lt. Col. Humphrey J. Aldrich Woodward was Auditor General for Ireland and was instrumental in raising the Nelson Pillar in Belfast in 1809 which survived until 1966 when Irish Republicans destroyed it; Although the volume offered here is comparatively slender, it must be the earliest account of Nelson's life to include Trafalgar and is rare.

Three admittance tickets to Queen Victoria's funeral, with accompanying envelope addressed to Sir Squire Bancroft, each ticket with instructions of entrance and admittance times

Music - A selection of concert tickets for the Rainbow Theatre, Finsbury Park 1972 to include Alice Cooper x 2, Isaac Hayes x 2, The Allman Brothers & The J Giles Band x 3, Humble Pie x 2, plus a single standing ticket

Music Memorabilia - The Beatles concert ticket at Odeon Lewisham 8th December 1963, gd condition with fold plus a John Lennon In His Own Write book

Football memorabilia - Kenny Dalglish signed promo card, Emlyn Hughes signed 1984 souvenir programme (with 4 other sports persons), Lawrie Sanchez signed autograph page, Niall Quinn signed autograph page, plus Liverpool v Luton Town 1984 programme and ticket stub, along with Liverpool v Sunderland 1977 programme.

Collection of football ephemera including postcards of continental teams, programmes with many foreign issues, Charlton Athletic season ticket books circa 1980s x 2, CAFC fanzines, Chelsea cigarette cards, tickets etc in two boxes

Empire and Commonwealth Games, Cardiff 1958, a programme for the fencing competition and a spectator ticket for athletics 24th July (2)

Football - A box of football programmes from the 60's onwards, mainly Swindon Town along with a small quantity of football pennants and an England v France 1977 rugby union programme with ticket

Speedway - a collection of reporters notebooks, letters, scrapbook etc, 1940s/1950s, strong Scottish emphasis, together with Stenners Speedway Annual 1952 World Edition and a 1952 World Final ticket stub

Cricket autographs - Wicket-Keeper of the Year menu cards x2, both signed by Godfrey Evans, Bob Taylor, Len Hutton and 1 other, and a signed picture of T G Evans, together with 2 press photos of Godfrey Evans with David Bairstow and Alan Knott & a ticket for England v Australia at the Oval 1972

Football ticket - Arbroath v Aberdeen at Dens Park, Dundee, Scottish Cup semi-final 12th April 1947, complimentary ticket, score written neatly in ink to reverse

Football ticket - Aberdeen v Rangers Scottish League Cup Final at Hampden 11th May 1946, complimentary ticket, score and scorers written neatly in pencil to reverse. This was the last staging of the war-time Scottish Southern League Cup competition

IMPERIAL AGED 15 YEARSClosed 1998, Carron, Banffshire. 70cl, 46% volume.GLENCADAM AGED 15 YEARSActive. Brechin, Angus.70cl, 46% volume.2 bottles. CONDITION REPORT: Old price ticket attached to neck of Glencadam bottle.

Georgian crescent shaped White Wine ticket Lon 1809 by PB&WB 5g

Georgian bottle ticket for Port Lon. 1817 by GP

Georgian rectangular bottle ticket for GIN makers mark JL

Ray Charles; three 7" demonstration records to include 'We Can Make It', SS2155, 'Sweet Young Thing Like You', SS2132, 'That Lucky Old Sun', POP1251, two further records 'Baby It's Cold Outside', 7EG8807 and 'Hit the Road Jack', 7EG8729 with factory sample labels and five Mama Cass Elliot demonstration records including 'One Way Ticket', PRO537, 'A Song that Never Comes', SS8057 etc (10).

WW2 Important 1st SAS Special Air Service Operation Titanic D-Day Military Medal. An historic Military Medal, awarded to 3909446 Trooper Anthony Merryweather MM., MID. B Squadron 1st Special Air Service Regiment, one of a six man Pathfinder team who would go down in military history as the first Allied Parachutist team to hit French soil on D-Day as part of Operation Titanic. An operation to draw German forces south of the American & British Airborne Forces drop zones and then create as much havoc behind enemy lines before a link up with American Forces within 9 days. Six weeks later tying up a German Company they were finally captured in a last ditch fire fight as their hide was encircled by German Paratroopers.Comprising: Military Medal '3909446 TPR A MERRYWEATHER A.A.C.'. Medal remains mounted for wearing. The citation for the award of the Military Medal was raised on the 5th November 1945 by Lt. Col 'Paddy' Mayne DSO, Countersigned by Brigadier J.M. Calvert DSO Commander of the SAS and confirmed by Field Marshal Montgomery.On the night 5/6 June 1944 Tpr. Merryweather landed by parachute with a party of 2 Officers and 3 OR's about 15 miles South of the Cherbourg Peninsula. The party dropped within enemy lines with the task of distracting the Germans from a large scale airborne operation by American Forces to the North. They were told they could expect to be overrun by American troops within 9 days. They waited for six weeks and were captured while trying to reach Allied lines on the 17 July 44. During this period the endured very considerable hardship and danger. They were constantly hunted by the enemy who despatched a Coy. of troops for the purpose. Because they moved at night and had to be constantly about about during the day, they got almost no rest. During the last 3 weeks they lived almost exclusively off raw vegetables. They were seldom over 200 yards from Germans and as the area was packed with enemy troops they were subject to constant shellfire from our guns. They accomplished much valuable sabotage work. Some 8 times Tpr. Merryweather volunteered to accompany an Officer on sabotage expeditions. In the darkness they passed Germans often at 30 yards, several times fired upon. Four times for food they entered a farmhouse partly occupied by Germans. Once they went 10 miles to collect two escaped American P.O.W's one so wounded that he had to be carried. Despite the acute nervous and physical strain Tpr. Merryweather showed exemplary fortitude and courage which contributed inestimably to the moral of the party. His determination and audacity were of the highest Quality.'Trooper Anthony Merryweather was serving with B Squadron 1st SAS when volunteers were called for a special operation in Northern France. Six men were selected for the mission which would be called Operation Titanic, the men saw this name as a clear indication this was going to be a one way ticket mission. The team comprising: Lieutenant Poole (Team Leader), Lieutenant Fowles, Troopers, Dawson, Sanders, Hurst and Merryweather, they were destined to be the first Allied Special Forces SAS Team to parachute on occupied French soil on D-Day leaving the aircraft at 00.20hrs. They were briefed to be dropped in Northern France on the night of the 5th/6th June 1944, south of the main drop zones for the British & American Airborne Forces. They would be dropped from aircraft of 138 Special duties RAF squadron with a mass drop of 'Ruperts' the dummy Paratroopers in an attempt to confuse the German command into thinking the mass Parachute drop would be, and was happening to the South. Merryweather's team after landing would activate speakers to simulate gunfire, remove ballast for weapons containers to fool the Germans into thinking weapons had been distributed and then leg it into the undergrowth and then continue sabotage operations until the link up with US forces within nine days, Simple ! As of all plans this did not go exactly to plan. The team dropped and after landing, it was then discovered that the two Officer's were no where to be seen and the remaining four were some two miles north of the intended drop zone. The equipment canisters had also gone astray, along with most of their heavy weapons. The team laid twenty Lewis bombs over a 500 square yard area and ignited them. At 3am as it became light they went to ground and hid up the following day, near a road, with orders to attack suitable target, one report claimed the only thing to go past them on that day was a German soldier on his bicycle, he survived to ride another day. In the evening they linked up with the local French Resistance unit and to their delight were reunited with their two Officers. The citation for the Military Medal, clearly indicates the type of sabotage and adventures the team undertook. After six weeks of creating problems for the Germans, who were dedicating more and more resources to their capture, time was running out for the team. On the 17th July they found themselves close to a German position being mortared by American forces, it was decided at nightfall, they would make a break for the Allied lines, however about Midday two German Paratroopers stumbled on their hide, an exchange of fire followed but not before two stick grenades were tossed into the hide, Merryweather taking fragments to his back, two other team members were hit and the group retired to a farm house. Within 30 minutes the Germans had surrounded the farmhouse, after a short fire fight it was obvious that their would be no hope of getting out of this one and the order was given to surrender, a number of the SAS having to be carried out of the farmhouse. The now POW's were treated well, being offered cigarettes and chocolate. Merryweather was transferred to a German field dressing station and then spent three months in hospital before being liberated by advancing Allied Forces.

A fascinating archive of sporting memorabilia and other items including - two signed miniature Gray Nichols cricket bats England XI 1988, One volume Great Horses of the Year 1954-1955 signed by William Hill, Football programmes including Jules Rimet Cup England 1966, Manchester United V Sunderland 1963, Newcastle United V Arsenal 1967, many further programmes from the 1960's including FA cup finals, Great Britain v Bulgaria 1956, Horse Racing programmes, ticket stubs, Football league review journals, signed sporting items and related books including Wisdens Cricket, postcards etc. (Q)

Selection of London Underground small ENAMEL PLATES, two are ex-platform line diagrams where they covered re-named stations, the first 'Charing Cross' (covered 'Strand') and the second 'Embankment' (covered 'Charing Cross') upon the opening of the Jubilee Line plus another 'Please show your ticket at the Barrier'. All in very good, ex-use condition. [3]

ex-London Transport GIBSON TICKET MACHINE believed to have subsequently been used by Borehamwood Travel Services (BTS) on route 292 in 1988 (carries a sticker to that effect) for which purpose, presumably, the word 'London' was deleted from the operator name and the serial no removed from the casing. An alpha-code machine in good working order. [1]

Pair of bus TICKET MACHINES comprising a TIM machine, numbered 49 on the casing, thought to be ex-South Wales Transport (handle turns, no ticket roll) and an Automacheckit, also known as a Bellgraphic, containing tickets from Caerphilly UDC, seemingly in working order. [2]

c1902 Central London Railway fold-out POCKET MAP produced to promote its service from Bank to Shepherds Bush. The line is superimposed in red on a street-map background and shows the generating station and depôt at the western end with an inset plan of the subways at Bank on the top right. The reverse has travel and ticket information etc. Slight wear at the folds and edges but overall a very good copy. [1]

London Transport GIBSON TICKET MACHINE, serial no 31331. An Alpha-Codes machine in working order with original box and spare ticket rolls. Prints 'London Transport' on tickets. [1]

London Transport BELL PUNCH TICKET MACHINE serial no 83734 complete with original backing plate with the extra position for the LT cancelling punch. In very good condition, machine punches and rings. [1 + plate]

London Transport SETRIGHT TICKET MACHINE as used mainly on Green Line services. Comes with box (marked GF - Guildford garage), strap & back-plate and selection of spare (non-London) ticket rolls. Serial no S 187, dial shows values of 1/2d to 11 1/2d and 1/- to 19/-. Windows show half-pence, shillings and total tickets. Contains a London Country ticket roll and appears to work OK, ink a bit faint. [Machine, ancilliaries, ticket rolls]

An 'Ultimate' TICKET MACHINE, issues 5 values, complete with strap, carrying box and quantity of ticket rolls. Operator unknown but contains Cardiff tickets and box is marked 'J 72'. Appears to be in working order though needs a new ink ribbon. Box contains 18 spare tickets rolls, mostly Glasgow CT/PTE and mostly unstarted. [Machine + 18 ticket rolls]

c1890s Judd Patent TICKET PUNCH with counter, serial no 0418 (punches OK). These were used on horse buses & trams, railways, ferries, transporter bridges etc. [1]

Pair of Almex 'A' TICKET MACHINES, believed to be ex-London Country though both have seen subsequent use, with correct-type boxes (one marked 'HE' for High Wycombe garage). Casing nos 848 & 916, serial nos 242 & 1423. Both appear to be in working order and come with spare ticket rolls and ink ribbons, previously removed printing plates etc. [2]

1950s/60s London Transport GIBSON TICKET MACHINE BRACKET for a GS Guy Special bus that enabled a Gibson machine to be used on one-man services. Attached label shows its return from Staines garage as surplus in 1961. Plus a late-1960s London Transport CHANGE-GIVING MACHINE (takes 3d and 6d pieces) for use on one-man operated buses. Both items in ex-use condition. [2]

1930s VEROMETER TICKET MACHINE, believed to be ex-Midland Red. Manufactured by Clayton Dewandre of Lincoln, the manufacturer's plate states 'Type BX, Series 76, Machine no 5'. Comes with original backing-plate. Appears to be working but not thoroughly tested. A very scarce machine. [1]

Pair of bus TICKET MACHINES comprising a Willebrew machine with a small pack of tickets (machine appears to cut ticket but movement is very stiff) and a Hall Autographic machine serial no I 89 with supply of Lancashire United tickets (working order unknown). [2]

Selection of 4 x bus conductors' wooden TICKET RACKS of different capacities, 3 with packs of unused tickets from various (non-London) operators, 3 x BUDGET KEYS, a Bell Punch ticket machine BACKPLATE with strap with 2 x TICKET CANCELLERS attached, a 'DD' (West Midlands) bus conductor's PSV BADGE and a London Transport senior bus instructor's CAP BADGE (scratched & worn). [12 items]

Gibson Ticket Machine WEBBING HARNESS. In very good, ex-use condition with all buckles, clips and backing pad present. [1]

1907 London Underground Electric Railways advertising CARD with MAP, one of a series featuring different stations, in this case Camden Town with an illustration of a Charing Cross, Euston & Hampstead Rly train. Opens into 3 parts by lifting the train to reveal more of the station, including posters, and fares, journey times, season-ticket rates & a small map of the Underground. Lightly used with a little wear at one fold but generally very good. [1]

West Bridgford UDC GIBSON TICKET MACHINE no. 13. One of a small batch purchased new by this operator in the 1950s, one of very few outside London to use Gibsons. Machine works but mechanism is very stiff and could do with an overhaul and re-inking. [1]

A vintage Almex ticket machine in metal case.

KATHERINE HEPBURN A black and white studio portrait, mounted with an autograph, possibly a page from a book, in which someone then stuck the theatre stub ticket and a clipping from the programme 'The Millionairess', a comedy by Bernard Shaw, at the Theatre Royal Brighton, prior to London, in silvered frame, mounted and glazed, 25cm x 20cm

A rare Champion Spark Plugs pictorial poster titled 'You Can't Get Away From....' signed by Malcolm Fowler depicting a policeman with a Harley Davidson giving an early motorist a speeding ticket, 24 1/4 x 32".

Bristol Rovers Interest - Collection of mainly 1950's period match day programmes, together with 1950's/1960's season ticket books and two enamel badges Condition:

Autographs - Sir Stanley Matthews, ticket to a dinner at Nairobi Railway Club, dated 1956 and signed in blue pen Condition:

Antique ticket clock, within a cylindrical glazed stepped metal case surmounted by a loop handle, 7" high

Boxes and Objects - a carved lava/basalt cameo brooch, Roman Emperor; a Battle of Arnhem ticket panel, made from crashed glider metal; a silver match box cover; etc. (6)

Sport - Boxing, a programme World Heavy Weight Championship, Muhammad Ali V Henry Cooper, Saturday 21st May 1966, Highbury Stadium, with the original entrance ticket, another official souvenir programme; The Evening Standard newspaper for the commemoration of the same boxing match; another Steve Collins V Neville Brown, Saturday 9th March 1996

The Wedding of Prince Charles to Lady Diana Spencer 29th July 1981: the Official Invitation to Mr & Mrs D Sturgeon, together with two copies of the Ceremonial, Order of Service, Seat Tickets, Parking Ticket, etc., along with two Christmas Cards from Charles and Diana 1981 and 1985, and an Invitation to a Garden Party at Buckingham Palace July 1978.

Michael Schumacher signed ticket to European grand prix 2002. Good Condition. All signed items come with our certificate of authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, EU from £4.95, Overseas from £6.95

Hornby Meccano tinplate platform and station; signals; lead figures of ticket men; luggage; and other items.

Football ephemera, to include: ticket stubs, Barnsley FC v Newcastle United FC; Berwick Rangers v Rangers FC; Newcastle and other football programmes; The Observer Book of Soccer; and other items.

A tray of costume jewellery - evening bags, cufflinks, compacts, season ticket booklet for Sunderland 1963-1964 signed etc.

O gauge. Bassett-Lowke 'Enterprise' 4-4-0 live steam tender locomotive '62759' in BR black. G+ with F box, includes guarantee ticket and instructions.

An album of mainly GWR Railway (Great Western Railway) related tickets. A ring-bound folder containing approx 350+ tickets. Examples include; 1870s Bristol and Exeter Railway Luggage Ticket. Pre-1914 Ordinary and Cheap Excursions tickets. 1910s-1960s 1st/3rd Class Singles/Returns. 1940s His Majesty’s Forces Leave tickets. Two-part returns and monthly tickets. GWR & LMS Joint ticket. GWR Tour tickets. GWR Ship’s Crew ticket, etc. Mostly held using photo-corners and many labelled underneath with information. VGC.

An album of mainly GWR Railway (Great Western Railway) and bus related tickets. A ring-bound folder containing approx 300+ tickets. Examples include; 1940s Bicycle tickets. Two-part cheap day returns. 1940s His Majesty’s Forces Leave tickets. Cloak Room ticket. Pre-1930s Wake’s Services bus tickets. Reading Corporation Tramways/Transport Postman, Scholar and Workman’s tickets. Commemorative Platform tickets. Isle of Man Railway tickets, including forces ticket. Two-part Manx Northern Railway tickets. Railway Executive (Western Region) tickets, etc. Mostly held using photo-corners and many labelled underneath with information. VGC.

An album of mainly LMS Railway (London, Midland and Scottish Railway) related tickets. A ring-bound folder containing approx 200+ tickets. Examples include; 1st/3rd Class Monthly Returns. 1st/3rd Class Special/Cheap Day tickets. LMS NCC Week-end tickets. A Newry and Greenore Railway ticket. Giant’s Causeway, Portrush and Bush Valley Railway & Tramway ticket. An LMS dog’s ticket. 1936 Holiday Contract Ticket. Windermere Steam Yacht tickets. 1950s Holiday Runabout Tickets. LMS Weekly Season tickets. Isle of Man Railway tickets (including 1930s examples). Manx Northern Railway Co. Ltd. Tickets. Isle of Man Tramways ticket. Plus a few modern West Coast mainline specials, etc. Mostly held using photo-corners and many labelled underneath with information. VGC.

An album of London, Chatham & Dover Railway and South Eastern & Chatham Railway related tickets and documents. A ring-bound folder containing approx 28 documents and approx 75+ tickets. Examples of documents include; Through Parcels’ Way Bill forms, Parcels tickets, Memorandum forms, Excess Luggage Tickets, Passenger Waybill, Station Master’s Special Train Notice, etc. Ticket examples include; London, Chatham & Dover Railway, South Eastern Railway, South Eastern & Chatham & Dover Railway, South Eastern & Chatham Railway and Southern Region. Held using photo-corners and many labelled underneath with information. VGC

An album of London, Brighton & South Coast Railway, LSWR and Kent & East Sussex related tickets and documents. A ring-bound folder containing approx 47 documents and approx 20 tickets. Examples of documents include; Local Parcels’ Way Bill forms, Milk Waybills, Fish Waybill, Insured Parcels Waybill, Conveyance Note, Passengers’ Luggage in Advance Waybill, a letter to the Parcels Dept (Dormans Station), Luggage labels ‘from Worthing’, Telegrams, Application for Pass, (N.B. many documents relate to Dormans Station on the Oxted Line), a letter received by the Isle of Wight Central & Freshwater, Yarmouth & Newport Railways, LSWR Newspapers Waybill, East Kent Railway Market Goods, K&ESR Sugar Beet, Empties and ‘Not To Go’. Ticket examples include; London, Brighton & South Coast Railway and South Eastern Railway interest. Held using photo-corners and many labelled underneath with information. VGC