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A mid 20th Century oak cased Ticket Time Recording Timepiece, National Time Recorder Co Ltd, St Mary Cray, Kent, England, the plain case with a single glazed door over a mechanised clocking-in mechanism, to a silvered 8” square Arabic dial with inside minute track and black painted hands, to an 8 day movement with anchor escapement, height 39”

An album containing 172 various postcards, including portraits and British topographical views, together with a few photographs and a brass Plaza Theatre ticket contained in a leather wallet.

A collection of 1929 North East Coast Exhibition commemorative items including an embossed and engraved tin tray, an oval Cremona tin transfer printed with the exhibition buildings, a 1929 Exhibition souvenir programme priced six pence, a 1929 season ticket, a plated scent bottle with applied decoration of the buildings, a 1929 blue enamelled brass badge, another Wilkin Cremona rectangular tin transfer printed with the buildings, and an Old Castle tobacco tin. (8)

*An Augusta National Golf Club 1939 Master's Tournament Series Ticket March 26th - April 2nd Number 298 signed by the winner Ralph G..... to the obverse and Sam Snead to the reverse

A Scottish [Rugby] Football Union match programme Scotland v England Inverleith Edinburgh Saturday 16th March 1912 attached to paper with stamp-type hinges; and a match ticket Scotland v Wales Inverleith Edinburgh Saturday 6th February 1909 laid down on paper (2)

Mailer Norman The naked and the dead. New York: Rinehart and Company 1948. First edition of author's first book 8vo signed by the author in Sept. 24th 1997 at a book signing in Waterstone's Sauchiehall St Glasgow [with ticket and leaflet for book signing event] original black cloth some wear to edges corners bumped second issue dustwrapper with "$4.00" price on front flap rubbing to edges and hinges small section of upper right-hand corner missing; Ibid A fire on the moon. London: Pan Books Ltd 1970 8vo signed and inscribed by the author on title page original illustrated paper covers wear to edges and backstrip owners ink inscription on inside of front cover interior clean; Ibid The fight. London: Pengiun 1991. 4th edition 8vo signed by author on title original paper covers (3)

RHIND, WILLIAM. A History of the Vegetable Kingdom, 1866. 8vo., cont. half green stained calf, spine gilt by Blackie of Glasgow with ticket. Engraved portrait, additional title, 22 hand coloured plates of plants and 19 uncoloured engraved views.

LADY'S MID 18th c. POCKET BOOK, embroidered with deer, tree and floral design, blue silk linings and mostly blank pages. 106 x 78 mm. Inscribed by Lucy Graham (apparently daughter of William, 2nd Duke of Montrose) -- 19th c. CARD BOOK BOX, oblong, 100 x 152 mm., decorated with central raised gilt paste-downs of a cherub and dog, and brown velvet and gilt ornaments, containing Ball Ticket 1831 and other printed ephemera. With 5 others. (7)

ROBY, JOHN. Traditions of Lancashire. First and Second Series, 4 vols., 1829-31. 8vo., uniform cont. calf gilt, spines gilt. vol 1 with binder's ticket, W. Adams, Jr. Manchester, gilt. Additional engraved titles in First Series, and 20 plates (some browning). (4)

Football: a quantity of Charles Buchan's Football Magazines (circa 1960s); a ticket for Sheffield Wednesday v. Stoke City; a fabric rosette Aston Villa; and framed print 'World Cup Winners 1966' (quantity)

A Georgian Cobalt Blue Glass Taper Decanter, with teardrop stopper, bearing gilt decoration mimicking a pendant circular bottle ticket with legend RUM, circa 1780, 22cm

A Mid 19th Century Cobalt Blue Cylinder Decanter, having double annular collar to the rim, the cork stopper with white metal ring finial, bearing a silver bottle ticket of oblong form with feathered border, engraved MADEIRA, on wire collar, IR, circa 1805, 31cm overall

A Mid 19th Century Emerald Glass Decanter Bottle, of oval cross-section with loop handle, having a white-metal collar to the neck, the cork stopper having a conforming ball finial, bearing an electroplate bottle ticket for BRANDY , 20cm overall

Football - An International programme, England v. Germany, 1954, signed by Stanley Matthews, Len Phillips, Bert Williams, Bill Slater, Tom Finney, Len Shackleton (x2), Roy Bentley (x2), Ronnie Allen, and Ray Wood; complete with a match ticket stub (Wembley, West Standing Enclosure, numbered verso 1042, (2).

football - An International programme, England v. Austria, 1951; a Schools' International programme, England v. Wales, 1955; a Schools' International programme, England v. Scotland, 1960; a Schools' International programme, England v. Germany, 1960; a Schools' International programme, England v. Germany, 1962, complete with match ticket stub (Wembley, North Grand Stand, Row 4, Seat 20); a Youths' International programme, England v. Rest of the U.K., 1963; and an International Programme, England v. Ireland, 1963, signed by Jimmy Armfield and Bobby Charlton, (7).

Football - An international programme, England v. Austria, 1951, fair condition (rust stained; horizontal fold; hole-punched), complete with match ticket stub (Wembley, West Standing Enclosure, numbered verso 1743), good condition; an international programme, England v. Germany, 1954, good condition, complete with match ticket stub (Wembley, North Terrace, Row 21, Seat 22); and international programmes for England v. Uruguay, 1964, and England v. Austria, 1965, each with a match ticket stub, (8).

Football - An F.A. Cup Final programme, Blackpool v. Newcastle, 1951; with programmes for Charlton v. Blackpool, 1948, complete with a supplementary souvenir programme; Southend v. Bristol Rovers, no date [circa 1952]; Millwall v. Bristol Rovers, 1952; England World Cup XI v. F.A. Canadian Touring Team, 1950, complete with two match ticket stubs (Stamford Bridge, Stand F, Row N, Seats 12 and 13); Shrewsbury v. Bristol Rovers, 1951; Shrewsbury v. Bristol Rovers, 1952; Newport v. Bristol Rovers, 1953; Newport v. Bristol Rovers, 1952; Bath City v. Bristol City, 1945; Swindon v. Bristol Rovers, 1953, complete with match ticket stub (Block C Ext., Row G, seat 46); Plymouth Argyle v. Bristol Rovers, 1953; Plymouth Argyle v. Bristol Rovers, 1951; Exeter v. Bristol Rovers, 1953; and Bournemouth & Boscombe v. Bristol Rovers, 1952 (x2), variable condition, (17).

Football - Fourteen International programmes, for the matches England v. Italy, 1949, together with a photographic souvenir programme from the match; England v. Argentina, 1951, complete with match ticket stub (Wembley, North Terrace, Row 6, Seat 337); England v. Wales, 1952; England v. Rest of the World, 1953 (x2), complete with match ticket stub (Wembley, West Standing Enclosure, numbered verso 1140); England v. Germany, 1954, complete with a match ticket stub (Wembley, West Standing Enclosure, numbered verso 1116); England v. Scotland, 1955; England v. Spain, 1955, complete with two match ticket stubs (Wembley, West Standing Enclosure, numbered verso 1669 and 1670); England v. Brazil, 1956 (x2); England v. Rest of the World, 1963; England v. Ireland, 1951; Wales v. England, 1953; and Wales v. England, 1955, variable condition, generally good, (20).

Football - An F.A. Cup Final programme, Bolton Wanderers v. Manchester United, 1958; an F.A. Cup Final programme, Blackburn Rovers v. Wolverhampton Wanderers, 1960; and International programme, England v. Brazil, 1956; an International programme, England v. Brazil, 1963, complete with match ticket stub (Wembley, South Terrace, Row 7, Seat 13); and an Arsenal v Moscow Dynamo F.C. programme, 1945; together with two sheets of facsimile signatures; and a basketball programme, Harlem Globetrotters v. New York Nationals, Wembley 1966, (8).

TWO MARCONI INTERNATIONAL MARINE COMMUNICATION LTD TELEGRAMS sent by Titanic survivors aboard S.S.Carpathia, one from Ruth Bowker, reading 'Safe Ruth', the other from Harry Anderson reading 'Safe Aboard Carpathia Harry', on official Marconi communication paper, stamped and dated Carpathia 18 Apr 1912 and mounted to either side of a ledger page numbered 56 and 57. * Mr Harry Anderson was a noted Wall Street Stockbroker who boarded the Titanic at Southampton (ticket no. 19952, cabin E12) to return to New York after a trip to England with his dog. He was one of the first of the First class passengers to leave aboard lifeboat no. 3, regrettably without his dog. Ruth Bowker is listed as restaurant cashier on many Titanic lists. As an employee of the first class restaurant 'The Ritz' on B deck, she was not employed by the White Star company but the restaurant director Luigi Gatti. Neither a crew member or a passenger she found a place on a lifeboat to be rescued aboard S.S. Carpathia and returned home to England aboard S. S. Lapland.

The 1939-45 Star, the Burma Star, the 1939-45 war medal, the 1939-45 Defence medal, a soldiers service book, a train ticket, coins and sundry.

France Louis XIII (1610-1643) Ecu dor 1632 Rouen mint mm.b in centre.(KM 51). Good very fine. (1)***ticket states part of Derry Villa Portingle?....hoard found (18)25 Feby.8th by Joseph Clarke..

An F.A. Cup Final programme Burnley -v- Tottenham Hotspur May 5th 1962 with entrance ticket and an F.A. Cup Final ticket for May 3rd 1952

A group of Tottenham Hotspur F.A. Cup programmes including Chelsea final 1967 Manchester City final 1981 semi finals Blackpool 1953 Manchester City 1956 York City 1955 and Burnley 1961 Blackpool 1952 one other programme and one ticket

Tolkien (J.R.R.). The Lord of the Rings [comprising] The Fellowship of the Ring; The Two Towers; The Return of the King, 3 vols., 1st eds., 1st impressions, 1954-55, folding map to each, contemporary ownership signature of Brian Morris to front free endpapers of vols. 1 & 3 (Oxford, August 1954 / Worcester College, Oxford, Michaelmas 1955), small Blackwell's bookseller's ticket to front pastedown of vol. 1, orig. red cloth gilt in d.j.s with prices unclipped, rubbed at extremities, spines darkened and sl. frayed at heads without loss, sm. split with thin 1/2" paper loss at foot of d.j. to vol. 2 and pinhole puncture to cloth beneath, 8vo Brian Robert Morris, Baron Morris of Castle Morris (1930-2001), literary scholar and arts administrator. He read English at Worcester College, Oxford, graduating in 1954. He stayed on as a tutor in Old and Middle English while doing his doctorate on John Cleveland, the cavalier poet. He first made his mark as editor and textual critic of English theatre in the Elizabethan, Jacobean and Caroline periods. Besides a long career with several Universities, he was a published poet, and served on numerous English and Welsh arts committees and was made a life peer in 1990. (3)

An early 20th Century oak cased Ticket Time Clock, Blick, 44/46 Sekforde Street, London EC1, the plain case with a single glazed door over a clocking-in mechanism to a 9 1/2" Arabic dial with outside minute track and black steel hands, to an 8 day movement with anchor escapement; Together with a painted steel card rack, (2)

Edwardian brass cased Ticket clock having two rows of pivoted Arabic numerals on celluloid within glazed cylinder case with folding handle, 13cm high

Football: four scrap books for Charlton Athletic Football Club covering the period 1945-50, chiefly newspaper cuttings, together with autographs on RNC Dartmouth headed paper of players including Sam Bartram and Don Welsh, stills photos, supporter's rosette, FA Cup Final ticket for April 26th 1947 (Charlton 1 - Burnley 0) and two programmes.

A small collection of gauge '1' station accessories, including weighing machine, cigarette machine, ticket machine, figures, road traffic signs etc.

A red painted cylindrical railway ticket stamp machine and a station office dictagraph

A Chad Valley black doll, velvet moulded face and body, glass inset eyes, painted open mouth, wearing checked cotton trousers and yellow jacket, red turban and earrings, Chad Valley cloth ticket to foot. c.1930's, together with another similar black doll, pyjama case, glass inset eyes and smiling painted mouth, sprigged, yellow satin dress/pyjama case, unmasked 53cms high; Golly in felt, unmasked. (3)

Miscellaneous lot comprising an interesting brass plate Heenan & Froude, 3 Paychecks comprising GCR Locomotive Dept., a GWR tear drop number 55 and an LM&SR Mid Division Loco Staveley: 2 LNER WW2 Service Badges, an Edmondson Ticket Dating Press and a GWR Breakdown Van Notice.

BR(S) Leather Cash Bag with a paper insert stating 'Ticket Office Netley'. Contained within is a SR stamped Carriage Key, a pair of Ticket Clippers, a BR L-O-W Capbadge and a very nice assortment of station Rubber Stamps including Bursledon, Netley, Waterloo, Swanwick and Hamble.

Personal Photographic/Ticket/Timetable Albums of last train workings together with a good quantity of personal b/w photographs of railway interest (all sold with full copyright but sadly no negatives). There are 2 albums comprising 1. Ashchurch - Malvern (includes a rare pic of Malvern Hanley Road in Nov 1952 and good shots of Ashchurch, Mythe Tunnel and Ripple etc last train to Upton) and also Coaley - Dursley (rare pics of Stroud Cheapside and Dudbridge stations): 2. Kemble - Cirencester & Kemble - Tetbury includes incredible Rail Car pics and not seen before images of Cirencester Town Station (including station name) A wonderful trip down memory lane.

Personal Photographic/Ticket/Timetable Albums of last train workings. There are 3 albums comprising: 1. MSWJR - Kingham include Charlton Kings, Leckhampton, Notgrove, Bourton-on-the-Water, Stow-on-the-Wold, Chedworth, Marlborough, Chipping Norton……quite wonderful. 2. Settle -Carlisle & Penrith - Barnard Castle also Morecambe Electrics…superb. 3. Mixed Gauges, mostly narrow. A wonderful trip down memory lane.

BR(M) Enamel Ticket Conditions Sign. Measures 6" x 4" and is in excellent condition.

BR(Sc) Ticket office Conditions sign 28"x 7¼" combines all the smaller signs re Conditions of issue of Tickets, Bye-Laws and Insurance. Not seen before and extremely scarce. Virtually mint.

BR(S) Enamel Sign TICKET OFFICE.

British European Airways Domestic Service Tickets, qty 9. Together with a BR(Sc) Accountancy Instructions 1951 and an interesting assortment of other tickets and ticket related ephemera including a Bell Punch Company "Standard Stock Colours of 008 Ticket Material" booklet.

GWR Ticket Inspectors short-back Stool. Wooden construction with green leather seat standing 40½" tall. Reputedly ex Swansea.

LNWR Roller Front Ticket Cupboard.

A box of Railway official pamphlets and books, together with a box of photographs, various BR ties, ticket nippers and lamp wick scissors. Well worth a delve.

*Ticket Printer. A Williamson ticket printer for tramways, omnibuses, railways, steamboats, &c, Ashton-under-Lyme, n.d. c. 1900s, stamped with number 6935 (patent no. ?), enclosed in metal case with ticket number display window showing 1702, approx. 13 x 8 x 3 cm, together with an accompanying wooden rack containing twelve spring-clipped sheaths of pre-printed Bradford City Transport bus tickets, for fares from one penny to one shilling, each bundle approx. 50+ unused tickets, a few tickets slightly furled or worn (2)

Legrand (Edy). Macao et Cosmage, ou l'Experience du Bonheur, 1st ed., Paris, 1919, col. pochoir illusts. throughout, some spotting and finger-soiling, orig. col. pictorial card wrappers, carefully re-spined, soiled, some fraying to edges, 4to With Eric Gill's book ticket, and the initials 'EG' in coloured crayons to upper cover in Gill's hand(?). (1)

A quantity of bus tickets in a wood and iron bus ticket holder

MUSIC MEMORABILIA. Framed and glazed Jimi Hendrix Experience poster designed by Rick Griffin signed by Noel Redding and Buddy Miles with COA plus framed hand bill and reproduction ticket for same venue

MUSIC MEMORABILIA. The Beatles 1970s Cinema flyer for the ABC Cinema Magdalen St Oxford a special ALL NIGHT SHOW of the four films A Hard Days Night, Help, Yellow Submarine, Let It Be, sold with a ticket stub for the event. Plus fan club flexi disc Another Beatles Christmas Record LYN757 without news letter.

MUSIC MEMORABILIA. Bath Festival of Blues June 1970 Programme & Ticket featuring Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Frank Zappa, Jefferson Airplane, The Byrds, Fairport Convention VG condition (Ticket portion 2 ½"x 3" approx., torn at entry)

MUSIC MEMORABILIA. ZigZag Family commemorative Magazine Autographed by Roger Chapman & Tony Ashton with Concert Ticket for Family Gig at Free trade Hall Manchester 4/9/73 EX condition

MUSIC MEMORABILIA. 4 Concert Programmes to include Deep Purple Reading 1995 with ticket, Bryan Ferry Wembley 1989 with 4 tickets, Marilyn Wembley 1987 with 2 tickets, Guns N Roses Milton Keynes 1993 with 2 tickets.

MUSIC MEMORABILIA. David Bowie 1973 Tour Programme Wembley with ticket stub fair condition, A David Bowie Fan Club Magazine issue One, David Bowie 'A Portrait ' 1973 plus Bowie 'Isolar' Newspaper 1976 with full colour/bow pages of pictures.

MUSIC MEMORABILIA. The Cure, 5 tour programmes, ticket stub, tickets plus original tin plate car taken from the single

BRITISH TRADE TOKENS, 18th Century, Warwickshire, Birmingham, Union Mill, Penny-sized ticket or check, 1796, number “771” punched on the reverse (DH 37), Halfpennies (2), for general circulation (DH 50, 58), Alston [Overseers of the Poor], Halfpennies (2), 1796 (both DH 63, one coated with ‘similor’, this rare), Birmingham Mining and Copper Co, Halfpenny, 1792 (DH 97). DH50, DH58 and DH97 very fine or better, the others extremely fine or nearly so, both DH63 with much lustre, the DH37 rare. (6)

BRITISH TRADE TOKENS, Tickets and Passes, Drury Lane Theatre Tickets (3), Copper Ticket 1671, obv THEATRE ROYAL, bust of Charles II left, rev VPPER GALLERIE 1671 (D&W 194); Brass Ticket 1888, obv GREAT DRURY LANE DRAMA, two ships of the Armada and a rowing boat on the high seas, rev THE ARMADA, legend AUGUSTUS HARRIS COMPANY around; Modern Paper Ticket, Theatre Royal, late 20th century, “January 19 Upper Circle £16.50 A38”. Second pierced, good fine, first fine and rare, last a item of nostalgia. (3)

BRITISH TRADE TOKENS, Tickets and Passes, Drury Lane Theatre Tickets (2), Copper Ticket 1671, obv THEATRE ROYAL, bust of Charles II left, rev VPPER GALLERIE 1671; Farthing, 1674 illustrating the same bust of Charles II used on the token (D&W 194; M 7). First very fine and rare, the second good fine. (2)

BRITISH TRADE TOKENS, Tickets and Passes, Gambling Ticket, I Lister, Copper (used as a Halfcrown), 1792, obv shield of arms and date, rev I L cypher, IMF (for J Milton) in small letters below, plain edge (D&W 56). Extremely fine with a little lustre, scarce. John Lister kept a gambling house at Norris Street on Haymarket in London. In 1792 he was summoned to court for this and fined £200. Some of these tickets were produced as evidence at the trial.

COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, TURKEY, the Ottoman Empire and the wars against them, c.1900, Constantinople/Budapest, Bronze Medalet, dancing girl with wreath, rev crescent moon and star, KONSTANTINÁPOLY. BUDAPESTEN. EMLÉK, 29mm, integral suspension loop. Very fine, sold with old collector’s ticket.

BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Historical Medals of The Life and Reign of Queen Anne, The Capture of Gibraltar and the Naval Action off Malaga, Copper Medal, 1704, by John Croker, bust of Anne left, rev Neptune in a sea-chariot offers a mural and naval crown to Britannia, VICTORIÆ NAVALES, 39.5mm (MI 266/64; vL IV, 454; MH 132). Extremely fine with a hint of redness. old collector’s or dealers ticket with price 10/6

A pair of conical glass whisky noggins silver mounted by S Blackensee & Sons Birmingham 1933 10.5cm each with a contemporary bottle ticket by Hukin & Heath inscribed Whiskey (4)

A set of three conical glass whisky noggins silver mounted by Hukin & Heath Birmingham 1933 11.5cm each with a matching bottle ticket inscribed Whiskey cover initialled (6)