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A small quantity of Beatles vinyl albums, EP's and singles to include "A Hard Days Night", "Long Tall Sally", "Ticket to Ride/Yes It Is" etc. Also a quantity of Beatles Fan Club records, Beatles books and ephemera.

An original unused Elvis Presley concert ticket from 30th May 1977, eleven weeks before his death, presented with an associated photograph and silvered plaque and certificate of authenticity verso, framed and glazed as one.

A quantity of concert programmes "Wax", signed photograph of the duo together with ticket stub and access all areas pass, Barry White promotional itinerary, Womack & Womack signed photographs, together with a signed PR photograph of Tom Jones, backstage passes etc. *Provenance. Collected in person by the vendor during his time as a driver/roadie.

The Beatles; A ticket for the Imperial Ballroom Nelson, Saturday, May 11th 1963, bearing spurious signatures to the reverse.

A quantity of Liverpool FC memorabilia to include newspapers, ticket stubs, magazines etc.

HARPER LEE:1. To Kill A Mockingbird. Lippincott, Philadelphia, 1960. 1st. edn. stated, dw(price clipped). First issue dw with the Capote blurb on front flap in green, the Jonathan Daniels quote on the back flap and Capote's photograph of the author on the rear cover. CONDITION: dw a little worn and with small tear and repairs, o/w G+/ VG. (Only 5000 copies were printed of the 1st. edn.);2. To Kill A Mockingbird. L, Heinemann, 1960. 1st. UK edn., 1st issue, dw(price clipped). CONDITION: dw little worn; light foxing to paper edges; o/w VG;3. To Kill A Mockingbird. Lippincott, Philadelphia, 1960. Book Club edn. (stated on dw); dw 1st. edn. thus pp184-185. CONDITION: With browning to inner top from ticket left in it; dw with couple of tears and chips; o/w VG (3)

TICKET - ticket to the Beatles' Fan Club Northern Area Fan Club Convention hosted by BBC TV on the 7th December 1963. The ticket has been folded vertically once, but is in very good condition. (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

A mixed quantity of silver jewellery comprising Georg Jensen sterling silver jam spoon and butter knife, silver earrings, enamelled pair of cufflinks, a page marker, a sherry bottle ticket and sundry jewellery etc.

RODRIGUEZ DE LA VEGA PEDRO: (1940-1971) Mexican motor racing Driver. Rodríguez was killed during a car race in Nuremberg while he was driving for the lead at the wheel of a Ferrari. Rare D.S., being a 1969 contremarque ticket from the 24 hours of Le Mans. Signed and inscribed in blue ballpoint pen across the ticket to a partially clear area. Autographs of Rodriguez de la Vega are rare in any form following his tragic early death at the age of 31. VG. £80-100

STANFORD CHARLES VILLIERS: (1852-1924) Irish Composer & Conductor. A.L.S., C V Stanford, one page, 8vo, Holland Street, Kensington, 18th March 1897, to [Joseph] Joachim. Stanford invites Joachim to come and hear the Hungarian Concerto the following evening in St. James Hall, explaining 'We have a ticket for you & if you can come…it would be delightful' and concluding 'I think you will be pleased'. With blank integral leaf. Together with a second A.L.S., C V Stanford, two pages, 8vo, Cambridge, 5th January 1891, also to [Joseph] Joachim. Stanford writes concerning the publication of a concerto, explaining that he believes no pianoforte arrangement exists, and further informing his correspondent that a concert will take place in Cambridge on 24th & 25th February including the Mendelssohn Concerto and Schumann's Fantasie. With blank integral leaf. A couple of small, neat splits to the edges of the central folds of the second letter, otherwise VG, 2 £100-120 Joseph Joachim (1831-1907) Hungarian Violinist, Conductor & Composer. Joachim's Violin Concerto No. 2 in D Minor “in the Hungarian Manner” (Op.11) is a Romantic violin concerto which was written in the summer of 1857 and given its premiere in 1860 in Hanover.

BRUNE GUILLAUME MARIE ANNE: (1763-1815) Marshal of France. A.L.S., Brune, one page, 8vo, Paris, 29th October 1802, to the maritime Prefect of Brest, in French. On a letter bearing the printed heading "French Republic, General Brune, Counselor of State, Ambassador of the French Republic to the Sublime Door" Brune kindly asks his correspondent to attend his request and states `I beg you to kindly grant to this young man, whose family has been very unfortunate during the revolution, a ticket to go to the Martinique, because he deserves your benevolence´. A good autograph letter by Brune who, at the time of the present letter, had recently been appointed by Napoleon ambassador to the Ottoman Empire, and who iniciated relationships between France and Persia. Small creasing and some overall age wear, otherwise VG. £200-300

THE ARCHIE LANG COLLECTION OF LONDON 1948 OLYMPICS CYCLING MEMORABILIA. Archie Lang was the team coach, the collection which is being sold on behalf of his daughter was exhibited at Torre Abbey, Torquay during torch journey for the 2012 London Olympics, a list of the collection is available but briefly includes participants medallion, Olympic bible, road race plaque, road race bib, badged track suit and blazer, an album of photo's, opening ceremony photo, Velodrome Herne Hill programme, I.D.card,  various article and Dinner Ticket to NCU dinner at Cora Hotel etc

A collection of Railway ticket stubs - in three albums and a collection of Railway photographs

An Optima picnic set in wicker basket, make exclusively for House of Fraser, complete with original swing ticket.

'The Applejacks', the Brumbeat Band, a card signed by all the members, together with a ticket for the Beatles Roy Orbison show on Tuesday 4th June 1963 (2) CONDITION REPORT: Both bits of paper slightly worn and rubbed in places.

Two Boxes: transport ephemera including British Railways Ticket Examiners' Handbooks, circa 1970s, London Transport Bus Timetables circa 1960s, + RANSOMES ELECTRIC TROLLEYBUSES, circa 1937, 36pp, booklet produced by Ransomes, Sims & Jefferies Ltd of Ipswich, orig prtd wraps, mainly 1960s and later (2)

Two Old Scrap Albums, mainly regarding Stewart Family of Hopton Hall and Ashwellthorpe Hall, containing mainly Victorian and early 20th Century items including 1862 International Exhibition, two woven silks by Wahl & Socin, Basel, portrait of Queen Victoria 5" x 3" and Royal Coat of Arms 8" x 5 1/2" + another woven silk portrait of Queen Victoria by Caldicott & Barton 6 1/2" x 3 3/4", lace-edged silk programme for Theatre Royal, Great Yarmouth June 18th 1879 attended by HRH The Prince of Wales, 13" x 11, London Society of East Anglian Banquet to Major General Lord Kitchener, Hotel Cecil November 14th 1898 Menu Card, Sandringham Ball Ticket November 13th 1885 with orig envelope, Coming of Age of HRH Prince Albert 1885 Sandringham Ball Ticket (stuck down) with orig envelope tipped in, Freedom of the City of Glasgow to Prince Leopold 1882 Ticket, two tickets for Duke of Wellington's Funeral 1852, Reform Club Ladies Ticket and Nave North Side St Pauls Cathedral (both stuck down), two early 20th Century Cape Government Railways Breakfast and Dinner Menu/Letter Cards, various news cuttings including qty Boer War interest etc

A Vintage Bus Conductor's Ticket Punch Machine And Full Rack Of Tickets, Circa 1950s

Glastonbury Festival 2002 Guardian Guide signed by Robert Plant and other artists that performed at the festival. The guide is accompanied by a programme from the festival that year and the remains of a ticket stub. Items were obtained directly at the festival by the vendor.

TICKET - from Beatles performance at the Ardwick ABC Cinema, Manchester on Wednesday November 20th 1963. (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

PAUL MCCARTNEY - an Apple Corps "Ticket to Ride" silk tie and a letter on MPL headed paper dated Jan 1993 reading "Hope you like the tie. Have fun guessing what the title is….. All the best Paul & Linda" (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

BRAZIL - Collection of 11 x Brazilian Beatles EPs and 7" singles on the Odeon label all in picture sleeves to include Twist and Shout (7ID-4083), Anna (7BTD-2002), All You Need is Love (7BTD-2003), A Hard Day's Night (7ID-4094), You Like Me Too Much (7ID-4106), I'm Down (7ID-4102), Magical Mystery Tour (MMT-01), I Feel Fine (7I-3102), Ticket to Ride (7I-3134), A Hard Day's Night (7I-3083) and Please Please Me (7BD-1081). The vinyl is generally VG to Excellent condition and the sleeves generally Excellent. Some may have writing on the labels. (Beatles Vinyl Records)

SCANDINAVIA - Collection of 9 x Scandinavian Beatles EPs and 7" singles all in picture sleeves to include Danish copies of I Feel Fine (R5200), Twist & Shout (SD5946), Rock & Roll Music (ND7438), A Hard Day's Night (R5160), Ticket to Ride (R5265) and Paperback Writer (R5452), a Norwegian copy of Roll Over Beethoven (DK1619) and Swedish copies of I Should Have Known Better (GEOS224) and Can't Buy Me Love (GEOS 216). Both vinyl and sleeves are in generally VG to VG+ condition. Some sleeves may have some writing to rear. (Beatles Vinyl Records)

WORLDWIDE - Collection of 9 x Beatles EPs and 7" singles from around the globe to include Australian releases of Beatles For Sale (GEPO70019) and More Requests (GEPO70014), Argentinian releases of Ticket to Ride (2823) and Medley de las Peliculas de los Beatles (6055), a Jamaican copy of Ob-La-Di Ob- La-Da / Sexy Sadie (no cat# and no p/s), a USA Fan Club clear vinyl copy of Revolution / How Do You Do It (SFF/SOK21), Help! (no cat# - origin unknown) and Japanese issues of Please Please Me (OR-1024 - red vinyl - no p/s) and Something (EAR-20241). All come in picture sleeves unless stated otherwise. The vinyl is generally in VG to Ex condition and the sleeves generally VG+. (Beatles Vinyl Records)

SPAIN - Collection of 18 x EPs and 7" singles all in picture sleeves to include copies of the Beatles' Love Me Do (10C006-005-265 promo), Ticket to Ride (DSOL 66.064), All Together Now (J006-04.982), Please Please Me (J006-04.451), Paperback Writer (DSOL 66.073), Lady Madonna (DSOL 66.086), Ballad of John and Yoko (J-006.04.108), Let it Be (J 006-04.353), The Long and Winding Road (J 006-04.514), Hello Goodbye (DSOL 66.082), Strawberry Fields (DSOL 66.077), Get Back (J-006-04.084), Hey Jude (DSOE 16.740), Come Together (J-006-04.266), All You Need is Love (DSOL 66.080) and Magical Mystery Tour (SOLM 1-2 - missing booklet) all on the Odeon label. This lot also includes Spanish copies of George Harrison - My Sweet Lord and John Lennon - Just Like Starting Over. Both the sleeves and vinyl are generally in VG condition with some sleeves having writing on them. (Beatles Vinyl Records)

SPAIN - Collection of 21 x EPs and 7" singles all in picture sleeves unless stated to include copies of the Beatles' Hey Jude, Strawberry Fields, All You Need is Love, Come Together, Get Back, Love Me Do and Ticket to Ride all on the Odeon label. This lot also includes John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band - Just Like Starting Over, Pavo Frio (Cold Turkey) and Mother, Paul McCartney/Wings - Jotta Herre (North), Letting Go (no p/s), Coming Up, Another Day, Listen to What the Man Said, Jet and Ebony and Ivory and George Harrison - What is Life, My Sweet Lord and Bangladesh. This lot also includes Leonie - Lennon / Lilith. Various conditions. (Beatles Vinyl Records)

FRANCE - Collection of 14 x French Beatles 7" singles all in picture sleeves unless otherwise stated to include copies of All You Need is Love (FO 103), Hey Jude (FO 127), Eight Days a Week (2 C006-04459), Hello Goodbye (FO106), Please Please Me (2 C006-04451), Ballad of John and Yoko (2 C-006-04108), Ticket to Ride (2 C006-04458), Ballad of John and Yoko (1 C006-04108), I Feel Fine (2 C006-04460), Nowhere Man (2 C-006-04474), The Long and Winding Road (2 C-006-04514), Twist and Shout (2 C006-04469), Let It Be (1 C006-04353 - company sleeve) and Let It Be (2 C004-04353). Both sleeves and vinyl are generally in VG to VG+ condition. (Beatles Vinyl Records)

Two books of Great Britain First Day covers together with 2 coin sets (man in flight and Historic cars) and a Supertramp programme and ticket

[ROOSEVELT THEODORE]: (1858-1919) American President 1901-09. Nobel Peace Prize winner, 1906. ROOSEVELT III THEODORE (1887-1944) American Political Leader, eldest son of Theodore Roosevelt. Collection of six T.Ls.S., Theodore Roosevelt, six pages (total), 4to, New York City and Oyster Bay, Long Island, 26th July 1919 - 2nd September 1927, all to Alexander T. Van Schoek, most on his personal printed stationery. Roosevelt writes on a variety of matters, in part, 'I was in the Army of Occupation myself at the time of my father's death so I have seen no telegrams that came at that time. There were many thousands of them' (26th July 1919), '…there has been most satisfactory progress in the campaign. Two things stand out as vital to success; First - We must not let up for a moment but keep at it vigorously. Second - All votes must be brought to the polls - every single one of them. I am counting on you to keep up the good work.' (23rd October 1924), 'We have fought a clean hard fight, with every ounce of strength we had. The balance of the State ticket has been elected; the Senate and Assembly are Republican. What is more important is, Coolidge was elected. They may have knocked us down, but we are not out.' (12th November 1924), the further letters referring to meetings etc. All are accompanied by the original envelopes. Some of the letters bear pencil annotations and with some age wear, small tears and neat splits at the edges of the folds etc. Together with Eleanor Roosevelt (1884-1962) American Politician and Diplomat, First Lady of the United States 1933-45. Niece of Theodore Roosevelt. Brief T.L.S., Eleanor Roosevelt, one page, 8vo, New York, 6th March 1953, to Miss. White, regretting that she did not receive her letter in time as she was in Washington and New York and her mail was delayed. Also including a piece of printed ephemera, being a 4to printed invitation to the formal dedication of Roosevelt House in New York, 27th October 1923. Generally G to VG, 8

SIGNED BOOKS: Selection of signed hardback (11) and paperback (18) books by various writers, playwrights and novelists including Smiley's People etc. by John Le Carre (3), Going Home by Alan Plater, Tea Party by Harold Pinter, Travesties by Tom Stoppard, Cider With Rosie by Laurie Lee, Ticket To Ride by Dennis Potter, Death of An Expert Witness by P. D. James, The General Danced at Dawn by George MacDonald Fraser, The Chicken Coop by Catherine Dupre, Talking Heads by Alan Bennett etc. Most of the hardback editions are accompanied by the dust jackets. G to about VG, 29

Aethelred II silver penny, First Hand type, Spink 1144, obverse reads:- +AEDELRAED REX ANGLOX [both 'AEs' ligulate, first 'D' with thorn], reverse:- +BEORHNOD M-O PINTO ['D' with thorn], Winchester Mint, moneyer Beorhnoth, sold with old pen and ink ticket, full, round, well centred, VF (stress striking cracks)

Allectus radiate of Camulodium?, reverse reads:- LAETITIA [AVG], S P in field and the top of the 'C' just visible in the exergue, as RIC Vol.V pt.II ,79 but Laetitia holds cornucopiae, possibly scarce, sold with old finds ticket, both dies a little off centre, clear, GF

Ancient British Celtic bronze unit of the Catuvellauni, Tasciovanos, 'Old Goat' type, see ABC 2670, sold with old finds ticket, very few known, extremely rare, clear Fair/NF

Ancient Egypt, Ptolemy II, Philadelphos, 285-246 B.C., AE47, wt.97.5g., obverse:- Diademed head of Zeus Ammon right, reverse:- Eagle standing on thunderbolt, wings open, head right, Sear 7782, with ticket by Dr.Vezin, very light deposit in lower reverse field [which could be expertly removed], GF

Ancient Egypt, Ptolemy IV, Philopator, 221-204 B.C., AE37, wt.45.4g.,obverse:- Diademed head of Zeus Ammon right, reverse:- Eagle standing on thunderbolt, looking back, wings open, cornucopiae on left wing, 'E' between legs, Sear 7843var., with ticket by Dr. Vezin, GF/F

Ancient Egypt, Ptolemy IV, Philopator, 221-204 B.C., AE40, wt. 69.3g., obverse:- Diademed head of Zeus Ammon right, reverse:- Eagle standing left on thunderbolt,'AI' between legs, cornucopiae in left field, with ticket by Dr.Vezin, Sear 7841, NVF

Ancient Egypt, Ptolemy V, Epiphanes, 204-180 B.C., AE32, wt.34.9g., Second Coinage, mint unknown, obverse:- Diademed head of Zeus Ammon right, reverse:- Eagle standing left, on thunderbolt, single cornucopiae in field before, 'EE' between legs, with a ticket by Dr.R.Vezin, Sear -, rare, NVF

Ancient Greek bronze trias of Syracuse, Sicily, 344-336 B.C., obverse:- Helmeted head of Athena, left, reverse:- Hippocamp left with curled wing, Sear 1193, with old ticket, GF

Carausius bronze radiate, obverse:- Radiate and cuirassed bust right, reverse:- Moneta standing left, holding scales and cornucopiae, legend:- MONETA AVG, nothing in fields or exergue, Sear - , RIC V, p.470, 92, sold with old finds ticket, scarce, NVF/VF

Constantine I billon reduced follis, reverse:- Constantine on horseback, pacing left, right hand raised, spear in left, no captive before, S F in field MLL in exergue, London Mint 314-315 A.D. Sear 15864, sold with old find ticket, both dies slightly off centre GF/NVF together with a billon centenionalis of Constantine II as Caesar with scarce obverse with emperor holding Victory on globe as Sear 17153, GF [2]

Constantius II, silver reduced follis, Constantia/Arles Mint, reverse reads:- VOTIS XXX MVLTIS XXXX within wreath, in exergue PCON, Sear 17951, with old finds ticket, full, round, well centred, short hairline crack NEF/GVF

Edward III silver halfgroat of London, Series C, Spink 1574, with old finds ticket, full, round, well centred, very small dig at centre of reverse, GF

Edward the Elder silver penny, Two Line Type, Spink 1087, obverse reads:- +EADVVEARD REX, reverse reads:- BEAHSTAN MO, see J.J.North 649,p.95 for this moneyer, with an old ticket which states 'Seaby May 1949', Ex. R.Carlyon Britton Collection, cracked to centre, lightly crinkled, full, round, well centred, F/GF

Henry II silver penny, Short Cross Type, Class 1b, reverse reads:- +REINALD.ON.NOR, Northampton Mint, moneyer, Reinald, with old finds ticket, full, round, well centred a little extreme edge loss at obverse 4 to 5 o'clock, reverse lightly scuffed, nice clear portrait this VF rest F

Henry III Long Cross silver penny by Ion of Bury St. Edmunds, full, round, reverse slightly off centre, F together with 9 x Edward I silver pennies not sorted by us but if piece has ticket we have followed same, London 2b, 3g, 5b/5a, 8b and 9b, Canterbury 3g + 1, Lincoln 3d and Durham, average GF [10]

Henry III silver penny, Long Cross Type, no sceptre, Class 3ab1, reverse reads:- IVRDAN ON VIN [AN ligulate], Winchester Mint, moneyer Jordan, VF with a ditto but with sceptre and Class 5c1, reverse reads:- WILLEM ON CANT [ EM,ON and AN ligulate], VF, both with finds ticket [2]

Henry VIII silver halfgroat, Third Coinage, 1544-1547, Canterbury Mint, Spink 2378, full, round, reverse slightly off centre, found Peartree Meadow, Nr Needham Market, Suffolk, with an old ticket which states 'TN 435', legend a little flat in places but centres better than normal for this issue, including the portrait, NVF

James I silver sixpence, Second Coinage [1604-1619], Fourth Bust, 1606 mm. Escallop, Spink 2658, with old pen and ink ticket which states '1972 3/-', little ancient edge roughness, F

Judaea, Second Revolt under Simon Bar Kochba [132-135 A.D.] small bronze of 18mm., obverse:- Seven branched palm tree, with two bunches of dates, SIMON in Hebrew acoss lower field, reverse:- Bunch of Grapes with branch and small leaf, Hebrew legend around, FOR THE FREEDOM OF JERUSALEM, Hendin 739, with an old pen and ink ticket of B.A.Seaby, exceptionally fine with nice green patina, NEF

Richard II silver farthing, Small bust with neck, Spink 1701, with old finds ticket, obverse slightly off centre, scarce F/GF

Roman Republican silver denarius of L.Flaminius Cilo, 109-108 B.C., Roma/Victory, Sear 179, with old pen and ink ticket, '8/6', banker's mark on cheek of Roma, GF

William I silver penny, Bonnett Type, Spink 1251, obverse reads:- +PILLEMV REX, reverse reads:- OVDGRIM ON EOFE ['D' with thorn], York Mingt, moneyer Othgrim, sold with old ticket, full, round, well centred, lightly crinkled and cracked, GF

Boy Bishop cast leaded token of large size, obverse depicts a Bishop's mitre, the reverse although of large size imitates a mediaeval groat, both sides looking to have pseudo-legends, these have at times been read, sold with old ticket, large, well centred, scarce, GF

Boy Bishop cast leaded token with an old ticket which states of 'Bury St. Edmunds' the piece is roughly of mediaeval groat size and the reverse similar to same but superimposed at centre a large cross, no legend being visible. Again with the obverse no legend is visible but there is a central mediaeval ship which has lead some numismatists to reason that these are in fact coin weights. I think not, you would not produce a coin weight in lead for obvious reasons, loss of correct weight. It has been put forward by S.E.Rigold that this is actually a product of Ipswich and a rendering of The Town Arms, there are Boy Bishop tokens known of Ipswich but these are rare, sold with old ticket, F

Football - Arsenal v Newcastle FA Cup Final 3rd May 1952 programme, Ticket, News Chronicle Song Sheet and 'Souvenir Programme'. (4)

Football - mixed ephemera inc Postcard Wycambe Wanderers 1930/31, with Amateur Cup, Postcard Rangoon Arsenal with Gunners badge 1912, Rare British Railways Flyer for England v Scotland 4/4/1936 at Wembley, and a Ticket. Worth a look (7)

Football Ticket - European Champion Clubs Cup Final Tie at Wembley 29th May 1968

Football Ticket - FA Cup Final at Wembley - 24th April 1948

Football Ticket - FA Cup Final at Wembley - 27th April 1946

Football Ticket - FA Cup Final at Wembley - 27th April 1946