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*A Scottish pre-grouping selection comprising: Dundee & Arbroath Joint Railway - 3rd Class singles from Arbroath to Dundee (blue) and Dundee-East to Barry Links (green; 7/8/1923), and a pre-printed Cycle Check Ticket from Arbroath to Montrose; Caledonian Railway - a Coach Ticket from Lochearnhead to St. Fillans dated 11/8/1897; Glasgow & South Western Railway - a Cabin single from Kilmun and five other origins to Greenock (with audit code 191); Larne & Stranraer Steam Boat Co. - a Saloon & 1st Class single from Stranraer-Harbour to Drogheda GN Ry; North British Railway - a 1st Class single from Edinburgh (crease), 3rd Class singles from Aberdeen, Eyemouth, Leslie (closed 4/1/1932), and St. Andrews, a 1st Class return from Ladybank to Cupar, an unclipped but undated 3rd Class Military on Duty 2/3 Rate single from Hamilton to Charing X, and 11 different dog singles (including from Aberlady - closed 12/9/1932; one ticket creased). The lot also includes 4 Great Northern Railway singles from King`s Cross to destinations in Scotland - a 1st Class single to Glenfinnan (crease), blank card dog singles to Fort William and Spean Bridge, and a 3rd Class Tour single to Inverness; and a Callander & Oban Railway 2d punch type Toll Ticket for the Connel Ferry Viaduct (29)

*South Eastern Railway. Issued Bicycle, Perambulator or Children`s Mail Cart singles comprising Cannon Street to Red Hill, Reigate, Box Hill, or Dorking at 9d, Folkestone Central and Gomshall & Shere (crease) to 12 miles, Charing Cross, Erith, and Margate Sands (closed 2/7/1926) to 25 miles, Cannon Street and Gomshall & Shere to 50 miles, Charing Cross to 75 miles, blank card from Barham (closed 1/12/1940) made out to Shorncliffe at 6d, and Dorking made out to Folkestone at 1/6d. The lot also includes an Admission ticket to Folkestone Pier and, from the South Eastern & Chatham & Dover Railways, a 2nd Class single from Sole Street to Meopham, a 3rd Class single from Rochester Bridge (closed 1/1/1917) to Sole Street (crease), a 3rd Class return from Sevenoaks to Otford, and a fully-printed Bicycle, Perambulator, or Mail Cart (Child`s) single from Victoria Main Line (16)

*South Eastern & Chatham Railway. A miscellaneous selection comprising issued 1st Class Express singles from Charing Cross to Folkestone Harbour and Dover (light crease); a 1st Class single with `C` overprint from Lee to Cannon Street; a 2nd Class Express single from Folkestone Harbour to Charing Cross; a blue 2nd Class single from Gravesend Central to Charing Cross; a 3rd Class single with `C` overprint from Strood to Cannon Street; a 3rd Class single from Clapham Road to Kensington Addison Road on green card with a white central horizontal band; 3rd Class Cheap Trains singles from Gravesend Central and Northfleet to Charing Cross on buff card with a central red horizontal band, and from Broadstairs to St. Paul`s or Holborn Viaduct, and Waterloo Junction to Margate Sands (closed 2/7/1926) with white and green horizontal bands; 3rd Class Half Day Excursions from New Cross to Herne Bay and Bexhill-on-Sea, the latter with a red `V` overprint; a 1st Class Government Rate single from Charing Cross to Boulogne (crease); a 1st Class Extension of a 17 Days London to Boulogne return ticket; an undated Trip to Sea ticket from Folkestone Harbour; a Pullman Car single from Charing Cross to Dover Priory, a Child`s Small Folding Mail Cart single from Cannon Street to 25 miles at 3d; and a Blank card Huckster`s Goods single from Charing Cross made out to Orpington (19)

*Great Western Railway. Issued returns comprising 1st Class from Henley on Thames to Maidenhead, Maidenhead to Taplow, Paddington to Bourne End, and Paddington 1 to Northolt Junction; 1st Class Week End from Paddington 1 to Taplow; 2nd Class from Taplow to Paddington; 2nd Class Cheap Day from Tenby to Pembroke, 2nd Class blank card from Swindon made out to Chalford; 2nd Class or 3rd Class where no 2nd Class available from Windsor & Eton to Paddington; Parliamentary 3rd Class Angler`s Ticket from Birmingham SH to Ledbury; Parliamentary 3rd Class Pic-nic Pleasure Party from Paddington to Oxford; 3rd Class from Acton to Bishopsgate Met, Pangbourne to Paddington, and West Ealing to Bishopsgate Met; adult and child 3rd Class Shepherd`s Bush Exhibition from Birmingham SH to Uxbridge Road pre-dated 10/9/1910, and 3rd Class Excursion from Paddington 2 to Brest via Plymouth 11/10/1907. The lot also includes a 3rd Class Special Trip ticket for the Albermarle Lawn Tennis Club tour between 27/7/1894 and 4/8/1894 (corner damage), a Steam Boat Excursion return between Plymouth DO and Fowey, and an Admit One Cab issue from Paddington Station (20)

*South Eastern & Chatham Railway. An issued 3rd Class single from Blean & Tyler Hill Halt (opened 1/1/1908; dated 17/8/1912; closed 1/1/1931), to Canterbury West. The ticket has a light crease which is more noticeable on the back. (1)

Railway Ephemera - the end of the collection. L`Indicateur des Chemins de Fer. Indicateur Chaix, 1 September - 5 October, 1935, 393 pp., double-page map, commercial ads., orig. printed wrappers contained in orig. gilt-lettered red cloth folder with metal corners and studs, some wear to spine, folio, together with South Indian Railway Co. Ltd. Time Tables & Guide, March 1930, 267 pp., commercial ads., orig. printed wrappers, a little frayed and torn, 8vo, plus The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company share certificate, 1910 (framed and glazed), tourist guides and leaflets, newscuttings, a large quantity of Continental railway used ticket booklets and stubs, several Cook`s International Travelling Tickets wallets, pocket time tables, etc. (a carton)

A quantity of woodworking tools, and a bus conductor's ticket machine, cased (qty)

Two Oriental Scrolls, probably c.1900, both on silk, one depicting swimming carp, approx. 186cm long overall, the other smaller, painted with a low moon over reeds, the latter with old auction lot ticket, dated 4 July 1939 (2)

A quantity of postcards, including `Sir Alan Cobham`s airline "Youth of Britain"`, together with souvenir and ticket of the flight, and ephemera including WWII accounts

HORNBY SERIES BOXED MODELLED MINIATURES No 1 STATION STAFF viz Stationmaster, Ticket Collector, Guard, Locomotive Driver with oil can and two porters, loose in pictorial box, fair EST 40-60

TRENCH ART POCKET CIGARETTE LIGHTER made from a large bullet case QUANTITY OF CIRCA 1940`S POST CARDS FROM FRANCE some in booklet/set from a BRITISH AIR FORCES OF OCCUPATION (GERMANY) CHRISTMAS 1945 CARD and a V.E.DAY MAY 8TH 1945 CARD sundry pieces of BRITISH ARMED FORCES - PAPER CURRENCY TRANSPORT COMMAND PASSENGER TICKET and related ephemera including SUPPER & CIGARETTE TICKETS together with items acquired whilst on service including WHITE METAL AND NIELLS WORK PAPER KNIFE OF SIMILAR SHAPE inscribed R. Fielding BASRAH 1946 together with French and other nominal value coinage and a COLLECTION OF SILK CARDS ISSUED BY `MY WEEKLY` girls magazine/paper includes Our SOldier Boys, Soldiers of the King series and a gents leather travel case with razor, hair brush etc.

A framed early 19th century `Edinburgh and Guild` ticket

'Stationtostation' David Bowie deluxe edition boxset, comes packed with five CDs, one DVD, three 180-gram audiophile vinyl LPs, twenty four page booklet, Cameron Crowe sleeve notes, six panel folded poster, on-stage folder, replica back stage pass, biography, individually numbered ticket, band line-up, Fan Club folder, Fan Club membership card and Fan Club certificate, three press photos, two photo prints and two badges, year of release 2010. Boxset is still sealed.

A quantity of Empire Exhibition ephemera including a 1938 season ticket, 1925 brochure, Churchman's cigarette cards, prize certificates for the show of poultry, pigeons and rabbits 1923/24, and a Crystal Palace Road Racing Circuit programme 1937.

A GWR Pangbourne to Paddington 3rd class three month season ticket, £15 16 9d, quantity of bus, trolley and omnibus tickets, London transport, War Department, railway tour ticket 1957. (9)

A collection of train tickets, carriage and wagon labels, together with train and bus tickets, a letter from London Transport regarding the Underground Centenary, and a ticket for the Metropolitan Line special train, Sunday 26th May 1963.

THEATRE: Selection of 8vo and 4to programmes for various theatrical productions, each multiple signed by various actors and actresses including James Fleet, Stephanie Beacham, Gaby Roslin, Vicki Michelle, Francis Matthews, Peter Egan, Susannah York, Rebecca Lacey, Wayne Sleep, Christopher Timothy, Samantha Janus, Joe McGann, Richard Todd, Derek Jacobi, Kate O'Mara, Derren Nesbitt, Simon Shepherd, Simon Callow, Alison Steadman, Susan Penhaligon, Felicity Kendal, Liza Goddard, Francesca Annis, Anthony Andrews, Alan Ayckbourn, Shirley Anne Field, Michelle Collins, Julian Glover, Tara Fitzgerald, Antony Sher, Gemma Craven, Belinda Lang, Kim Hartman, Ian Ogilvy, Penelope Keith, Brenda Blethyn, Art Malik, Fenella Fielding etc. A few unsigned. Some are also accompanied by the original ticket stubs and handbills. Also including five different Film Review annuals and books etc., individually signed to inside photo pages by various actors and film stars including Anthony Perkins, Albert Finney, Anna Neagle, Ginger Rogers. Cyd Charisse, Roger Moore, Michael Caine etc. G to generally VG, 105

[BEATLES THE]: Small collection of seven identical 4.25" square white ceramic tiles, each featuring head and shoulders portraits of The Beatles with first name facsimile signatures beneath, all un-used and with the manufacturers printed label to the verso, A Beatles Souvenir by Prudholme Products of Brighton. Together with a selection of printed 8vo editions of The Beatles Book Monthly, numbers 1, 17-19, 22-28, 30-40, 43-46 & 48, August 1963-July 1967, and also including a small selection of later printed ephemera relating to various pop stars etc., including concert ticket stubs for performances by Paul McCartney (2003), Madonna (2), Cher, Woodstock (1969) etc. G to VG, 71

An Edward VII large Sherry Bottle Ticket, Birmingham 1905, and two others, Gin, etc

Edwardian cast iron and brass mounted ticket machine

"A quantity of Tri-ang boxed track, signals, speed control unit, ticket office signal box, newspaper kiosk, line side huts, loose items etc "

A 1930`S DISNEY TOOTHBRUSH HOLDER `THE LITTLE FLUTE PIG` WITH ORIGINAL DISC STRING TICKET.

A 1930`S WALT DISNEY TOOTHBRUSH HOLDER `LITTLE BUILDER PIG` WITH ORIGINAL DISC STRING TICKET.

A 1930`S WALT DISNEY TOOTHBRUSH HOLDER `THE LITTLE FIDDLER PIG` WITH ORIGINAL SILVER DISC STRING TICKET.

John Bellany CBE, RA, HRSA b.1942 DOOLIN FERRIES TICKET OFFICE Oil on canvas, 36" x 48" (92cm x 122cm), signed

A quantity of admission tickets for the New York World`s Fair 1940, certificate of appreciation from the Chairman of the board of Directors to `Frank W Celio`, World`s Fair postcards for St Louis 1904 and Philadelphia 1877 and a complimentary ticket to the American Football match of the Philadelphia Quakers v Red Grange and his New York Yankees, Sesquincentennial International Exposition 1926.

A Chicago Exposition, 1933, stereoscopic viewer and cards, Panama-Pacific official postcards 1915, Seattle `Lions Den` ticket, photograph of the rebuilding of the New York aquacade for the Worlds Fair 1964, and a Schaefer Center Menu for the New York World`s Fair 1940.

"Georgian silver decanter label / bottle ticket with rope twist border for "shrub", pierced by John Reilly, London 1815 "

"George III silver "Currant" decanter label / bottle ticket, double banded edge, by John Rich, London 1803 "

"George IV ornate silver "Madeira" decanter label / bottle ticket, bunch of grapes & leaf design, by George Unite "

"Taylor and Perry Victorian silver "Sherry" decanter label / bottle ticket of grape, leaf and blackberry design, Birmingham 1841 "

"George III silver "Port" decanter label / bottle ticket with grape border, by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1797 "

"Phipps and Robinson Georgian silver "Port" decanter label / bottle ticket, London 1807 "

Large Spanish Pyrite Cube on MatrixA large and finely-formed cube of La Rioja pyrite on matrix, from the classic Spanish locality. 1.2 kg, 13 cm overall, 4 cm cube edge. (4 1/4 overall, 1 1/2 cube edge"). Ex Douglas Rose collection; ex Gregory Bottley and Lloyd (with ticket); from Navajun, La Rioja, Spain. The mineral pyrite, or iron pyrite, is an iron sulfide with the formula FeS2. This mineral`s metallic luster and pale brass-yellow hue have earned it the nickname `Fool`s Gold` because of its resemblance to that metal. The name pyrite is derived from the Greek of fire or in fire. In ancient Roman times, this name was applied to several types of stone that would create sparks when struck against steel; Pliny the Elder described one of them as being brassy, almost certainly a reference to what we now call pyrite.Very fine condition. Cube nearly flawless.Starting Price: £150

Exceptionally Fine Sikhote-Alin Iron MeteroriteA coarse octahedrite class IIB iron meteorite from a witnessed fall in the former USSR, showing exceptional ablation forms and surface preservation. 237 grams, 80 mm. (3 1/2"). Ex Douglas Rose collection; ex David Baker collection (with ticket and receipt). Sikhote-Alin is an iron meteorite that fell on February, 13, 1947 on the Sikhote-Alin Mountains in eastern Siberia. Though large iron meteorite falls had been witnessed previously and fragments recovered, never before in recorded history had a fall of this magnitude been observed. An estimated 70 tonnes of material survived the fiery passage through the atmosphere and reached the Earth. The strewn field for this meteorite covered an elliptical area of about 1.3 km2 (0.50 sq mi). Some of the fragments made impact craters, the largest of which was about 26 m (85 ft) across and 6 m (20 ft) deep.[7] Fragments of the meteorite were also driven into the surrounding trees. The Soviet Union issued a stamp for the 10th anniversary of the Sikhote-Alin meteorite shower and this reproduces a painting by P. J. Medvedev, a Soviet artist who witnessed the fall: he was sitting in his window starting a sketch when the fireball appeared, so he immediately began drawing what he sawUnusually fine condition and form.Starting Price: £200

Large Gibeon MeteoriteA large chemical group IVA meteorite from the Gibeon fall, showing unusually an unusually fine example of surface ablation. 6 kg, 22 cm. (8 1/4"). Ex Douglas Rose collection; ex David Baker (with ticket). The term Gibeon encompasses the whole meteoritic material fallen from the sky during this fall. The fragments of the meteorite in the strewn field are dispersed over an elliptical area 275 km long and 100 km wide. The meteorite was discovered by the Nama people and used by them to make tools and weapons.Very fine condition.Starting Price: £400

Octahedrite Henbury Fall MeteoriteOctahedrite meteorite identified as a chemical group IIIAB showing the characteristic outer surface. Sawn half with domed and polished end but not etched to show internal structure. 233 grams, 60 mm. (2 1/2"). Ex Douglas Rose collection; ex David Baker collection (with ticket); from the Henbury Fall, Northern Territory, Australia, 1931. The Henbury Iron Meteorites and crater field were discovered in 1931, with approximately thirteen craters created by the impacting Henbury pieces. These meteorites are often beautifully twisted and torn by the impact, creating very sculptural forms and meteorites from this fall are some of the most sought after specimens for collections.[No Reserve]Very fine condition.Starting Price: £5

Celtic Atrebates and Regni - Verica - Urn and Eagle MinimCirca 10-40 AD. Obv: urn with REX legend above. Rev: eagle with VERRICA COMMI F legend round. S. 159; V. 563; BMC 1572-1578. 0.18 grams. With old collector ticket. [No Reserve]Good fine, better for type. Rare.Starting Price: £5

Roman Group of Late Bronzes [14]Circa 4th century AD. Group of bronze coins of various emperors, including Valens, Gratian, Theodosius, Valentinian I and II, Constans, Crispus, etc and with one Carausius; various busts, reverse types and mints represented; each coin with ticket giving full details. . [14, No Reserve]Generally, about very fine.Starting Price: £5

Roman Constantius II Group [29]337-361 AD. Group of bronze AE3/AE4 coins of Constantius II; various busts, reverse types and mints represented; each coin with ticket giving full details. . Steinberg collection; ex Alan Cherry, early 1980`s. [29, No Reserve]Fine to very fine; a few better.Starting Price: £5

Roman Group of Provincial Bronzes [17]Circa 3rd-4th century AD. Group of bronze coins of various emperors, including Elagabalus, Antonius Pius, Severus Alexander, Septimus Severus, Gordian III and with one Republic denarius and one Republic uncia; various busts, reverse types and mints represented; each coin with ticket giving full details. . Steinberg collection; ex Alan Cherry, early 1980`s. [17, No Reserve]Generally, about very fine.Starting Price: £5

Roman Judea - Antiochus VII - Prutah132-130 BC, Jerusalem. Obv: Greek legend with anchor. Rev: lily; with ticket giving details and references. See Hendin 6. . [No Reserve]Fine to very fine for issue.Starting Price: £5

Natural Gold Nugget GroupTwo nuggets of bright, well-crystallised, high-carat gold; these appear to have been acid-etched from their original quartz matrix. 1.03 grams (total), 7.97-8.26 mm. (1/2"). Ex Douglas Rose collection; ex Gregory, Bottley & Lloyd (with ticket); found Eagle`s Nest mine, Placer County, California, USA. [2]Very fine condition.Starting Price: £25

A Newcastle Upon Tyne ticket stub for Wembley Final tie on Saturday April 23rd 1932, Newcastle United V Arsenal, a World Cup 1966 ticket stub, Saturday July 30th 1966, England V Germany and an England V Scotland ticket stub, Saturday February 19th 1944.

RANGERS FOOTBALL CLUB INTEREST a framed and glazed blue jersey commemorating the Club`s victory in the European Cup Winner`s Cup Final in 1972, with a copy match ticket and programme, 82cm x 67cm overall

BLAEU (JOAN ) DARBY SHIRE double page engraved map from the 1648 edition of the Atlas Novus with French text verso, well coloured, a very good example with faint spots of foxing mainly well clear of the county, small circular red ink library stamp at the foot of p155 (verso) mounted clear of the plate mark, c41 x 52cm Pleasing map in fine condition purchased many years ago by the present vendor`s late husband presumably from Nicholson of Chester whose ticket is on the reverse glass together with that of the Nottingham framer Heather Cowley

A PAIR OF AESTHETIC MOVEMENT TILES PAINTED AT MORTLOCK`S ORCHARD STREET STUDIO, LONDON by, or under the auspices of Miss Black on Minton blanks with full length studies of nude young women, 35.5 x 14cm, impressed MINTON, painted AEB (?) monogram incorporating banner inscribed MORTLOCK dated 1876, No 193 or No 194 and 30502/ 29050, with the original price ticket dated 28/2/77, in the original ebonised and giltwood reeded frames On the closure of Minton`s influential Art Pottery Studio in Kensington Gore in 1875 several of the artists established studios on similar lines at the leading retailers. The present panels are fine examples, which judging by their quality can confidently be attributed to Miss Black (perhaps confirmed by the mongram) rather than one of her pupils, painted at Mortlock`s the following year. Both in fine original condition

A PRESIDENTIAL MEMORABILIA AND CAMPAIGN GROUP INCLUDING LINCOLN, 179 PIECES, MOSTLY EARLY TO MID 20TH CENTURY. Comprising a Lincoln campaign silk ribbon "our ticket" 1860, a Lincoln memorial CDV, a "magic moving picture (post)card `our next president`", a leather portfolio of 27 engravings -Washington through Wilson by Raymond Audibert-Paris, a "Ladies of the White House" 1882 by Holloway, a Teddy Roosevelt handkerchief, some Knights of Pythias convention badges/ribbons, FDR and Lincoln books, plus later 20th century pinbacks and coat tail buttons.

Penny 1914 UNC with nearly full lustre, ex NGC slab with ticket MS 64 RD

USA (?) or British Imitation George III Halfpenny 1775 lightly porous VF (for a contemporary forgery). Consigned with a ticket stating United States Machin Mills Group I (Machin Mills were actually Group III specifically). This piece is similar to the Group I type with the crude left arm of Britannia, but the edge tooths do not seem as large nor triangular as those atributed to James F. Atlee of New York, therefore may be a British piece, -left open to specialist opinion.

A pair of Waterford glass brandy balloons, boxed, to/w a cut glass decanter with silver whisky ticket

A 1980 Challenge Cup final programme and ticket stub from the Arsenal vs West Ham game. (2)

Poll Book County of York, The Poll for Knights of the Shire .. 1807 .., 1807, with printed `State of the Poll` card and `Liquor Ticket` loosely inserted, half cloth (binding detached); Bramley (Edward), The Burgess Roll of the Borough of Sheffield in the County of York ..., 1851, original wraps (torn) with a small quantity of Sheffield Local Records, Annual Records and Red Books, leather bound or in original parts (qty)

StationTo Station, David Bowie Deluxe Edition boxset, comes packed with 5 CD's, 1 DVD, 3 180-gram audiophile vinyl LP's, 24 page booklet, Cameron Crowe sleeve notes, 6 panel folded poster, on-stage folder, replica back stage pass, replica biography, individually numbered replica ticket, replica band line-up, three press photos, replica fan club folder, replica fan club membership card, replica fan club certificate, two collectors cards, two photo prints and two badges, boxset is still sealed, year of release 2010

An extensive collection of 1950's to 1990's rugby, football union, International and other programmes and related ephemera from 1952 to 1992 including South Africa, France, New Zealand, Ireland, Wales, Australia and other programmes, ticket stubs etc, also a copy of The Other Side of the Dragon by Ansells Artists on Evolution Records with gatefold sleeve (af) etc

Bohuslav Barlow (1947) - 'Flower Inspector', oil on canvas, signed and dated 1997, bears label verso with original price ticket, 50x40cm (illustrated)

Paddington Bear, by Gabrielle Designs, with label and ticket, red coat, blue wellingtons

Lot of Second World War Desert Rats ephemera, including Nuremburg Trials ticket, soldiers' pay book, named to 4624948 James Robertson, pair of Desert Rats shoulder insignia, medal bar with 8th Army clasp, service photographs, Continental and other military ephemera and an Imperial Service Medal, in box with certificate

"Coronation 1937: ticket to the event itself, together with two tickets for reserved accommodation, one stamped `steward`; a map of `Coronation Arrangements` for 1937; Festival of Britain badge; an RAF escape map of Burma and surrounds"

A collection of 31 postcards, including postcards titled `Panorama of Hong Kong`, `Cheung Chau`, `Kowloon Peninsula Bus Station`, `Star Ferry, Kowloon` and `W.R. Burnett Heads, Bundaberg`, together with four greetings cards, an exhibition ticket and a map.