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BRITISH LIONS TOUR TO NEW ZEALAND 1977, a complete set of 25 match programmes, together with one duplicate copy and a test match ticket, some signed by Graham Price, all stored in a ring binder.

Argentine v. Wales 2006; South Africa v. British Lions 3rd Test 1997 programme and match ticket; France v. Scotland 1985, together with 14 others, some with tickets, including French homes 1981-2004 and England in South Africa 2000. (Qty)

New Zealand v. Wales 1988 match programme and ticket, together with New Zealand v. France 1984 2nd Test programme and ticket. (4)

Ireland v. Wales 1984 programme and ticket, hard covered presentation copy, together with three other presentation issues 1989-1996. (4)

World Cup Finals 1987, tw programmes / brochures, together with assorted ephemera, including a match ticket for the final. (Qty)

WORLD CUP FINAL 1991, a ticket for the Royal box, together with nine other match tickets, mounted, framed and glazed.

Percy Bush (Cardiff and Wales), an archive of material from Bush's personal collection, including two typescripts of radio broadcasts; Cardiff R.F.C. season ticket 1947/48; Cardiff R.F.C. postcard team photograph 1906/07;cabinet portrait photograph; programme; tickets; press cuttings and cigarette case etc. (Qty)

A collection of platform accessories, including lead figures by Britains and others; a Hornby Plaform Ticket machine; three Dinky post boxes, including one Air Mail; nine tinplate miniature advertising signs, including Suttons Seeds, Nestles Milk, and Mazawattee Tea; and other items.

Hornby Railways: R.690 London Transport Goods Set, R.692 L.N.E.R. Heavy Goods Set, R.880 Treasure Chest Set including 'Ticket To Ride' catalogue, R.410 Turntable and accessories including two R.331 London Road Stations, signal, people and track in original boxes, VG-E, boxes F-E (15)

Casanova (Giacomo). The Memoirs of Giacomo Casanova di Seingalt, translated into English by Arthur Machen, 12 vols., privately printed for subscribers only, the Casanova Society, 1922, frontis. to each, oval leather book ticket of W.A.M. Burden to each vol., t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, early 20th c. crimson crushed half morocco, joints and corners a little rubbed, spines divided by dotted line roll decorated raised bands, gilt letetred direct in second and fourth compartments, remainder gilt panelled, 4to. (12)

FA Cup Final 1939. Portsmouth v Wolverhampton Wanderers. Official programme for the final played at Wembley on the 29th April 1939. Portsmouth beat Wolves 4-1 in the final with goals from Barlow, Anderson and Parker (2). Sold together with ticket stub East Stand B23. (two items)

FA Cup Final 1934. Portsmouth v Manchester City. Official programme for the final played at Wembley on the 28th April 1934. Manchester City beat Portsmouth 2-1 with goals from Tilson. Sold together with a ticket for the East Stand C12. (two items)

Football - A Jules Rimet Cup World Championship Souvenir Programme, 1966, complete with an Eighth Final match ticket stub (Sheffield Wednesday, Hillsborough, Penistone Road, Entrance N Standing), and a press box admission ticket; and a collection of other programmes, including England v. France, 1962 (European Nations Cup, at Hillsborough), with ticket stub; F.A. Cup Finals, 1966, 1967, 1968, each with ticket stub; Chelsea v. Sheffield Wednesday, 1966 (F.A. Cup Semi-Final), with ticket stub; Chelsea v. Sheffield Wednesday, 8th April 1967 (F.A.Cup 6th round), with ticket stub; Tottenham Hotspur v. Sheffield Wednesday, 1968, with ticket stub; and others; also a small quantity of Football League Review magazines, (tickets, where present, are stapled to programmes).

Football - A printed card ticket for a Stapleford Villa F.C. & Rangers F.C. fund raising dinner, dated 26th November 1992, at which the guest speakers were George Best, Paddy Crerand and John Robertson, signed and inscribed verso 'Best Wishes / George Best'.

Group of ephemera from the making of The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, including notes from the technical advisor, Royal Film Performance ticket and programme, film stills and camera stills etc

A collection of miniatures including: Bell's (3), Cherry Whisky, stopper cork, lead capsule, Bowmore brown dumpy, Spirit of Scotland book, Heilanman, The Challenge, Dimple, St. Andrews barrel, John O'Groats, Drambuie, Bowmore, Bowmore-10 year-old, Isle of Jura-10 year-old, Johnnie Walker-10 year-old (2), Ardbeg-10 and 17 year-old in tin, Scotland v Australia miniature to commemorate Murrayfield, 9th November 1996 accompanied by ticket and neck tie, two miniature ceramic dispensers for sherry and port, etc A lot

The Cup, the official pictorial record of th FAs Challenge Cup, circa 1950 and three match ticket halves, Scotland V. Brazil 25th June 1966; Celtic v. Hearts, Hampden Park; and European Champion final tie, Eintracht Frankfurt v. Real Madrid (both similar dates)

Football Programmes England V Wales 7th May 1969 with Ticket, England V Scotland , V Wales, V Northern Ireland, Full International Under 21's & School Boys, from 1950's, 60's, 70's 80's plus Football League & Irish League, Football league V Scottish League Matches (approx37)

A Chad Valley "Gepetto" doll with moulded and painted rubber head, cloth covered body, clothes and apron, felt shoes with label to foot and swing ticket, 12" high and a Chad Valley "Pinocchio" doll, all rubber with swing ticket, 8" high, pre-war (2)

THE FORM AND ORDER OF THE SERVICE THAT IT IS TO BE PERFORMED AND OF THE CEREMONIES THAT ARE TO BE OBSERVED IN THE CORONATION OF HIS MAJESTY KING GEORGE IIII, L 1821 with orig Abbey and Banquet Tickets bnd in, Abbey Ticket now loose, sm 4to, old cf gt, top bd loose

PACKET: ELEVEN SOCCER PROGRAMMES 1962-75, INCLUDING MANCHESTER UNITED V NORWICH APRIL AND NOVEMBER 1973, LEAGUE CUP FINAL 1975, SIR STANLEY MATTHEWS FAIRWELL MATCH 1965, ETC + THREE TICKET STUBS, INCLUDING 1965 FA CUP FINAL + NORWICH CITY 1975 LEAGUE FINAL CELEBRATION BANQUET SOUVENIR WITH SOME AUTOGRAPHS OF THE PLAYERS AND THREE NORWICH CITY HANDBOOKS, 1951, 1959 AND 1960 (18)

Rossi (Giovanni Giacomo de). Insignium Romae Templorum Prospectus Exteriores Interioresque a celebrioribus architectis inventi ..., Rome, [1684],. seventy-two etched plates, including title, mostly full-page, including some double-page, a few minor marks to extrems., some light browning to upper portion of title and following few plates, bound with Disegni di Vari Altari e Cappelle nelle Chiese di Roma ..., Rome, [1684], fifty etched plates, including title, some minor marginal foxing, near-contemp. mottled full calf, spine gilt, 19th c. reback with orig. spine laid down, outer corners renewed, with booksellers ticket of W. Heath, Lincolns Inn Fields to front pastedown, rubbed and some wear, large folio Ex libris Woodside Library, and Prinknash Abbey library, with bookplates to front pastedown.. (1)

1852 Wellington: a ticket for the funeral, inscribed and signed, framed 160 x 190mm overall

A Collection of Boxed Triang "00" Guage Railways Including Station Set R81, Ticket Office R60, Waiting Room R61, Oil Tank Wagon, Goods Van, Coal Truck, Tank Loco "Dirk", Unboxed Princess Elizabeth.

A Waterlow and Sons Ltd of London no.7543 railway ticket machine with a box containing letters and number stamps

Railway interest. A quantity of memorabilia, some general, others relating to W S Clear, London, Brighton and South Coast Railway, based at Crowborough, including photographs, timetables and maps, Railway Employees' Privilege Ticket Association leaflets and tickets, badges and buttons, three sets of six postcards, unopened, twelve Waterlow & Sons postcards, three George V Southern Railway programmes for the Silver Jubilee and a Notice of Special Traffic No.20 on occasion of the funeral of His Late Majesty Edward VII.

Circular ticket timepiece in brass case

Ticket clock within a silver plated carriage clock style case with four bevelled glass panels and carrying handle, 7.25" high

Two circular ticket clocks, both 6.5" high

A quantity of ticket stubs for football and rugby matches c.1980's and 1990's including Manchester United, Barbarians, Bath and others

World War II Medals inc. 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, War Medal, Defence Medal, Boxed Ribbons & Paperwork, Boxed Imperial Service Medal with citation from the General Post Office & Registrars Imperial Service Order all connecting to Mr R Muckle plus Victorian Dress Medal India General Service Medal 1854-1895 with Burma Bars 1887 - 1889, 1885- 1887, lighter, folding comb, bus ticket & pocket knife,

Football Programmes from 1950's onwards inc. 1952, March 15th Amateur International England V Scotland, Millwall V Manchester City October 18th 1954, Millwall V Dundee October 25th 1954, Millwall V Crystal Palace Saturday October 30th 1954, Millwall V Simmering Monday Feb 7th 1955, Millwall V Newport County Sat March 12th 1955, Millwall V Blackburn Rovers Monday March 21st 1955, Millwall V Colchester Utd Sat March 26th 1955, Final Tie Birmingham City V Manchester City Saturday May 5th 1956, England V Brazil Wed May 9th 1956, Aston Villa V West Bromwich Albion Sat March 23rd 1957, Chelsea V Aston Villa Sat 6th April 1957, England V Scotland Sat April 6th 1957, Final Tie Sat May 4th 1957 inc. ticket, England V Ireland Wed Nov 6th 1957, England V France Wed Nov 27th 1957, Chelsea V Nottingham Forrest Fri 4th April 1958, England V USSR Wed Oct 22nd 1958, England V Scotland Sat April 11th 1959, England V Italy Wed May 6th 1959, Blackburn Rovers V Wolverhampton Wanderers Sat May 7th 1960, England V Spain Wed Oct 26th 1960, England V Scotland Sat April 15th 1961, England V Mexico Wed May 10th 1961,. England V Portugal Wed Oct 25th 1961, Tottenham Hot Spur V Burnley Sat March 18th 1961, Tottenham Hot Spur V Benfica Thurs 5th April 1962

A Collection of Approximately Three Hundred and Eighty Scottish Football Programmes, mainly Hibernian home games from 1951 to the 1970's, includes league games, internationals, testimonials and European matches, including ties against Real Madrid and Barcelona, some with ticket stubbs.

A Collection of Twenty Five Newcastle United Football Programmes and brochures from the 1960's and 70's, some with ticket stubs, including FA Cup, European matches and testimonials; two England v Scotland programmes 1966 & 67 with ticket stubs

An FA Cup Final Programme Arsenal v Newcastle United 1952, with ticket stub and Weekend folder with theatre programme; a 1966 World Cup Official Souvenir Programme, with two ticket stubs for the Final..

Six F.A. Cup Final Ticket Stubs:- 1939, 1948, 1950, 1976, 1979 & 2005.

*Nightingale (Florence, 1820-1910). Autograph letter signed ‘Florence Nightingale', 10 South Street, Park Lane, W., 27th November 1882, to Rt. Hon. G[eorge] Shaw Lefevre MP, on letterhead stationery, in full, ‘It is truly kind of you to think of me for the opening of the Law Courts on December 4th. And I cannot resist such kindness. It is indeed "a very great historical event" - too great not to inspire any body with vigour & spirit to be present who is so favoured by you. And if you will be so very good as to send me "a ticket" for myself "and a gentleman" you shall see that ‘Tho' my legs be cuttit off - I'll fight upon my stumps'', 2 pp., 8vo. George Lefevre was an nephew of Charles Shaw Lefevre, Speaker of the House of Commons and a friend of the Nightingales when Florence was young. At the time this letter was written, George Lefevre was the First Commissioner of Works and Public Buildings. Florence was very busy with her work in India during this year but suffered from reoccurring ill health and was particularly ill during November 1882. The "gentleman" in question may have been Sir Harry Verney (her brother in law) as a letter held at Claydon House to Verney, dated 30th November 1882, tells Verney that George Lefevre has sent two tickets for the Law Courts Opening. (Information supplied by the Florence Nightingale Museum.). The quote at the end of the letter refers to the legend of the Maiden Lilliard, a 16th-century Scottish Warrior who continued to slay her English enemies even after her legs were chopped off at the Battle of Ancrum Moor in 1545. On her tomb is inscribed "Fair maiden Lilliard lies under this stane, Little was her stature but great was her fame, Upon the English louns she laid many thumps, And when her legs were cuttet off she fought upon her stumps." (1)

Hutton (Charles). A Treatise on Mensuration, both in Theory and Practice, 1st ed., Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1770, diagrams to text by Thomas Bewick, one eng. plt. (with minor water-staining), later ownership ink stamp to head of title-page and dedication leaf, list of subscribers, errata leaf at end, contents a little browned, book ticket of Pamela and Raymond Lister, t.e.g., early 20th c. half red morocco, extrems. sl. rubbed, 4to. Hugo 1: "The diagrams were Thomas Bewick's first attempt at wood-engraving, and in one of them (page 42) he has introduced his favourite subject, the celebrated Steeple of St. Nicholas' Church, Newcastle". (1)

Bainbridge (G.C.). The Fly Fisher's Guide, Illustrated by Coloured Plates, Representing Upwards of Forty of the Most Useful Flies Accurately Copied from Nature, 2nd ed., with Additions, Liverpool, 1828, nine plts., of which eight are hand-col., some with contemp. neatly pencilled annotations, mostly to margins, frontis. offset to title, endpapers lightly spotted, book ticket of Commander E.R. Lewes, late 19th c. cloth gilt, with Foyle's gilt stamp to foot of spine, spine a little faded and v. sl. rubbed at ends, 8vo in 4's. Westwood & Satchell, pp.20-21. (1)

Miscellaneous Ephemera. Including a Laurel & Hardy programmed from a performance at The Palace Theatre, Manchester, on 21 July 1947, 4 pp., good condition, together with other ephemera including a Led Zeppelin ticket for a concert at manchester free Trade Hall, 24 November 1971, T-Rex ticket for the same venue 6 November, 1971, plus other books and ephemera (a carton)

XIVth OLYMPIAD, London 1948, opening ceremony official programme and ticket, the Olympic Game Programme, a silk scarf and various stop watches.

Toast For Tea Today SF23 Casino Saucer, Toppling The Fruit Cart SF134 16cm Plate, Ticket Office/ Sitting On A Suitcase Design 51 Two Handled Hug A Mug, Trumpeter/ Bedtime With Dollies EC5/6 Style One Egg Cup, Trumpeter/Playing With Cup And Spoon EC5/6 Style Two Egg Cup, Trumpeter/ Sheltering Under An Umbrella Ec5/3 Style Two Egg Cup (6)

A Boxed Brimtoys Tinplate Clockwork 'O' Gauge Train Set, containing King George locomotive, tender, Pullman coach, station, signals and track; also lead ticket machine and three lead station staff.

Scottish Law Lords 37 letters, mostly autograph and addressed to Messrs. Spottiswoode and Robinson, Solicitors, London, including 18 from various Scottish Law Lords, c.1780-1852 including from three from Lord C. Hope, Apr.-Oct.1811 Lord Meadowbank, 18 April 1808 Sir John Dalyrymple, 6 Nov., 1807 Archibald Campbell (?Lord Succoth), 28 Sept 1817 Henry Dundas, Lord Melville, 27 Oct. 1781 Lord Macdonald, 20 Sept. 1811 John Inglis, 27 Feb. 1852 about his appointment as Solicitor General, D. McNeill, 25 Oct. 1842 about his appointment as Lord Advocate, and 2 others 26 May 1842 and 12 June 1852 four from Lord Cunningham, April 1845 regarding the Edinburgh & Perth Railway, Lord Advocate Rae, 5 Oct. 1841 Lord Melville, 19 Dept. 1813 Baron Gordon 29 Dec. 1778 about a lottery ticket; Sir James Montgomery of Stanhope, Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer, 12 Jan. 1779 one from Lady Graham Bogle to Mr Lockhart, 4 June 1814 William Honeyman, 6 Mar. 1821

Carr, Sir John. Caledonian Sketches, or a Tour through Scotland in 1807. London: Mathews and Leigh, 1809 first edition, extra-illustrated copy, containing over 130 engraved portraits and plates, manuscript list of additional illustrations inserted, contemporary maroon straight-grain morocco gilt, by Hering, with his ticket, some spotting, lightly rubbed, spine slightly faded, g.e., armorial bookplates of Sir Edward Priaux Tenant Bart., L.J. Whitford, Adam Sim Coulter and J. Dawson Brodie Note: A very fine copy

Newte, Thomas. Prospects and Observations; on a Tour in England and Scotland. London: G.G.J. and J. Robinson, 1791 4to, 23 engraved plates, bound without plate 1 (The Contour of Scotland), contemporary mottled calf gilt by Marchant & Galabin of 12 Gloucester Street, Queen Square, with their ticket, spine gilt, head of spine rubbed, upper joint splitting, occasional light spotting

Automaton Exhibition ticket. Under the Patronage of the Emperor of Austria and the King and Queen of Prussia. Napoleon Rooms, Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly, Admit Two to the Private Inspection of Professor Faber's Euphonia, or Speaking Automaton; July 18th, 20th, and 21st ..., [ 1846?], printed circular given to T. Crofton Croker with his name inserted in ink, 1 p., integral blank, horizontal folds, minor creasing and dust-soiling, 8vo. Joseph Faber was born around 1800 in Freiburg, and after a career in astronomy was diverted into anatomy and mechanics. He read von Kempelen's book on the mechanisms of human speech and began work on a talking machine sometime during the 1820s. After some success with a machine in New York and the encouragement of Joseph Henry, Faber pursued the promotion of the talking machine. In 1846 Phineas T. Barnum, following his success with the midget Tom Thumb, talent-spotted Faber's machine, named it the Euphonia and took it off to be exhibited in London at the Egyptian Hall. John Hollingshead described his visit to see it: "I paid my shilling and was shown into a larger room, half filled with boxes and timber and badly lighted with lamps. In the centre was a box on the table, looking like a rough piano without legs and having two keyboards. This was surmounted by a half-length weird figure, rather bigger than a full-grown man, with an automaton head and face looking more mysteriously vacant than such faces usually look. Its mouth was large, and opened like the jaws of Gorgibuster in the pantomime, disclosing artificial gums, teeth and all the organs of speech... One keyboard, touched by the Professor, produced words which, slowly and deliberately in a hoarse sepulchral voice came from from the mouth of the figure, as if from the depths of a tomb. It wanted little imagination to make the very few visitors that the figure contained an imprisoned human - or half human-being, bound to speak slowly when tormented from an unseen power outside. No one thought for a minute that they were being fooled...". Melville Bell, soon to become the father of Alexander Graham Bell, was then working on a phonetic alphabet to help teach the deaf to speak. The Euphonia made a deep impression on Melville Bell and it remained with him when he took his son Alexander, then aged 16, to see Sir Charles Wheatstone. On the back of this meeting Alexander set about building his own talking head, later developing a "Harmonic Telegraph" and it 1876 he developed a working telephone with Thomas Watson. (1)

Swinburne (Algernon Charles). The Queen-Mother. Rosamund. Two Plays, 1st ed., pub. Basil Montagu Pickering, 1860, first issue, second state of the title-page (with 'Two Plays'), half-title and title sl. dusty, eng. initial letters & head-pieces, pencil notes to prelim. blank, with printed article tipped-in below, modern book ticket, t.e.g., remainder rough-trimmed, early 20th c. red morocco by Riviere, spine with raised bands, gilt lettered direct to second and third compartment, remainder gilt panelled and filled with volute tools, covers with gilt fillet, bead roll, and wide pelmet roll border, double fillet on board edges, gilt dentelles, contained in cloth slipcase, 12mo Rare. Not in Colbeck or Tinker. Pickering printed 250 copies of this first edition. Wise states that there were only twenty or fewer copies of this work with the Pickering title-page (in either state), before the sheets were transferred to Moxon (and were issued with his imprint), and that most of these were for presentation. (1)

A George III silver bottle ticket by Phipps and Robinson, London 1797, of oval shape with reeded edge, engraved Hollands, 4.25cm and another similar of canted rectangular shape, maker EM, London 1801, 4cm (2)

The Beatles - A programme for a Bristol show featuring The Beatles, circa 1962; a programme for 'The Beatles Show' at the Colston Hall, Bristol, 1963, complete with ticket stub; a Beatles national tour programme, circa 1964; and programmes for shows featuring Gene Pitney; Adam Faith; Dusty Springfield; and The Walker Brothers, (7).

Football - Twenty England programmes, for matches v. Wales, 1943; Belgium, 1946; France, 1947; Scotland, 1947; Yugoslavia, 1950; Argentina, 1951; France, 1951; Austria, 1951, with a match ticket stub (East Standing Enclosure, Turnstile B, Entrance 21); Wales, 1952; Rest of the World, 1953; Ireland, 1953; Wales, 1954; Germany, 1954; Scotland, 1955; U.S.A., 1955; Ireland, 1955; Spain, 1955; Scotland, 1956; Brazil, 1956; and Great Britain v. Bulgaria (XVI Olympiad), 1956.

The Beatles, a program for the 1964 British Tour together with a ticket stub for each performance at the Capitol, cardiff on Saturday November 7th also a contemporary poster and a quantity of cuttings

A WORLD CUP PROGRAMME: Jules Rimet Cup World Championship, England 1966, July 11th - 30, together with ticket stubs (a lot)

A box of various Ephemera relating to the Vigers Family, viz: A Letter from the Duke of Wellington, dated 25th April, 1902; 1902 Westminster Abbey Coronation Ticket, inscribed ‘W Frederick Vigers’ (No 81) etc

* Farnborough 1950-1962. An exhibition poster, c. 1958, lithograph in colours, 29 in x 39 in (73.7 cm x 100.3 cm) linen backed, a smaller poster, c. 1960, with folds, together with three Farnborough display programmes and a ticket for the 1957 display (a lot)

Voisin (Gabriel). La Naissance de lAeroplane, Paris, Automobiles Avions Voisin, 1927, 44 pp., printed paper wrappers, uncut and unopened, photo illusts., 8vo, together with Parachutes dAviation et dAerostation - Systeme Jean Ors, a rare eight page leaflet, slim sm. 8vo, Albert Herve, Peut-on renflouer un hydravion capote, Mars 1936, 16pp., slim 8vo, plus four other related items, incl. two ALs from U. Fossier to Monsieur Brunieres, dated Deauville 25 Aout 1913, and a printed ticket for a flight with Farman at the Toussus-le-Noble aerodrome -7

Fellows (George). History of the South Notts. Yeomanry Cavalry 1794-1894, pub. Nottingham, 1895, port. frontis. and plts., library ink stamp to verso of frontis, last leaf and ink stamps to both sides of title, modern library buckram with usual markings, 4to, together with Edwards (Capt. R.F.), Professional Papers of the Corps of Royal Engineers, Royal Engineers Institute Occasional Papers, vol. 26, 1900, numerous folding maps & plans etc., orig. cloth gilt, thick 8vo, withThompson (C.W.), Records of the Dorset Yeomanry, Dorchester, 1894, frontis. & plts., ink stamps to verso of frontis, both sides of title and last leaf, lacks front free endpaper, ink stamp and library ticket to front pastedown, orig. cloth, blind library stamp to upper board, 4to, and Graham (Col. W.A.), Abstract of the Official Record of Proceedings of the Reno Court of Inquiry Convened at Chicago, Illinois, 13 January 1879... to Investigate his Conduct at the Battle of the Little Big Horn 25-26 June, 1876..., pub. Stackpole Company, Pennsylvania, 1954, frontis. and folding map, orig. cloth, 8vo, plus thirteen others (nine relating to General Custer and battle of the Little Big Horn) (17)

g Scharf (19th century) A View of the Grand Fete on Parkers Piece Cambridge, 1838, coloured lithograph, 27 x 47cm; together with a ticket to the event, inscribed to reverse (2)

A packet three “silk” postcards plus three silk souvenir handkerchiefs plus three WW II period Red Cross letters plus one envelope plus engraved “Gentleman’s Ticket”

Nigel Benn v Chris Eubank match programme and ticket 1990, the programme signed by Lennox Lewis, Barry McGuigan, Michael Nunn, Jim Watt and 14 others, together with a video, (3).