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A Britains No.155 Gauge 1 Railway Station Staff Set comprising Station Master, Ticket Collector, four Porters, two Trolleys and three Luggage, boxed, together with a collection of other Britains railway figures.

James Bond Bond in Motion T-shirt, Hoodie & tote bag, to also include Le Bond Le Magazine Du Club James Bond France No51 magazine (French) & Spectre Odeon exclusive souvenir ticket. sizes are XL. Good to Good Plus, hoodie still has tag attached. 

The Martins of Cro Martin by Charles Lever. Illustrated by Phiz. 1848. Ornate spine. half leather; Confessions of Con Cregan. Irish Gil Blas by Lever. Illustrations Hablot Brown. 1855. 2 vols in one. half-leather. Ticket of J. Sampson, bookseller and Lala Rookh an Oriental Romance by Thomas Moore. London. 1817. Half leather in vellum. 3 books

The Poet and The Piper-Seamus Heaney and Liam Óg Ó Flynn-Audio Book (CD). Condition: Fine. CD in mint condition. Includes concert programme from the Waterfront Hall, Belfast on 10th November, 2001 which is also mint, and ticket stubs from same event.

A QUANTITY OF BOXED TRI-ANG RAILWAYS OO GAUGE MODEL RAILWAY ITEMS, to include Passenger Train set, No.R1X, comprising Princess class locomotive 'Princess Elizabeth' No.46201, B.R. black livery (R50 & R30), correct coaches and track, empty oil bottle and battery controller, locomotive and coaches both suffering from usual Tri-ang plastic deformation, Class 3F Jinty tank locomotive No.47606, B.R. lined black livery (R52), deformation to plastic body, damaged Operating Mail Coach set, No.R23, with two mail bags, Station Set, No.R81, appears largely complete but missing one chimney and has some minor damage, Footbridge, No.R71, missing one support, otherwise complete, Ticket Office, No.R60, complete but has damage to one canopy, Signal Box, No.R61, complete, small quantity of assorted rolling stock, boxed and unboxed track, all in playworn condition, some in incorrect boxes, all boxes with damage and wear (2 boxes)

Autographs - multi-signed 2002 Ryder Cup Golf Programmes with Course and Players Guides - signatures internally featuring Curtis Strange, Tom Watson, Davis Love III, Darren Clarke, Thomas Bjorn, Padraig Harrington, Lee Westwood, Pierre Fulke, Colin Montgomerie, Bernhard Langer, Niclas Fasth, Phillip Price, Paul McGinley, Sergio Garcia, Jesper Parnevik, Phil Mickelson, David Duval, Mark Calcavecchia, Hal Sutton, Scott Hoch, Stewart Cink, Jim Furyk, David Toms, Paul Azinger, Scott Verplank, Tony Jacklin - plus 2002 Players and Course Guides and 2010 Ryder Cup Programme plus Autographs - multi-signed 2006 Ryder Cup The K Club Golf Programme, Course Guide and Ticket (3), features signatures internally to the programme such Paul Casey, Darren Clarke, Sandy Lyle, Luke Donald, Sergio Garcia, Padraig Harrington, David Howell, Robert Karlsson, Paul McGinley, Henrik Stenson, Lee Westwood, Jose Olazabal, Tom Lehman, Chad Campbell, Stewart Cink, Chris Di Marco, Jim Furyk, J J Henry, Zach Johnson, Vaughn Taylor, David Toms, Brett Wetterich, Scott Verplank, slight water mark to bottom, does not affect signatures, creasing apparent. Private Autograph Collection

GOLF, programme, The Ryder Cup, GBR v USA at Lindrick October 1957, some scuffing to spine, slight crease to cover, 2 pages folded inside - pencil scores written in, retains second day 5th Oct order of play ticket - fair at best

1930 Daily Dispatch Golf Tournament at Southport with season ticket card fob - staples have rusted, good golf ball and accessories adverts and illustration inside

1967 and 1969 The Open Golf Championship Programmes: a good clean 1967 programme retaining part of its final draw sheet ticket, a 1969 programme, this shows wear to corner and has pen marks to front cover (2)

Autographs - multi-signed 1992 Open Golf Championship Programme with OOP sheet and dinner menu - signed internally featuring Fred Couples, Ian Woosnam, Anders Forsbrand, Mark O'Meara, Vijay Singh, Nick Faldo, Mark James, Sandy Lyle, Tom Watson, Mark Calcavecchia, Bernhard Langer, Paul Broadhurst, Gary Wolstenholme, John Cook, Jose Olazabal, Gary Player, et al plus Francesco Molinari signed Open 2018 Golf Championship Carnoustie Ticket and Lanyard - signed in ink to the front in plastic wallet with lanyard, together with a 2017 Open Championship Ticket with Lanyard unsigned (2) Private Autograph Collection G overall condition. Private Autograph Collection

RAILWAY ASSOCIATED ANTIQUES / COLLECTABLES including vintage carriage lamps, one gas example with fluted glass shade, GWR Pilotman arm band and one other, a Williams conductor's ticket printer for tramways and omnibuses, BR(M) oil funnel, L & NWR toilet roll holder and other itemsProvenance: private collection Conwy

A box of Barnsley Football programmes and ephemera to include 1980's season ticket books, newspaper clippings, travel ticket, etc. Most examples dating between 1950 and 1980.

10 LP records and 3 12" singles to include Jimmy Hendrix, Motorhead, ACDC, Megadeth, Bob Dylan, annd Motley Cru 1989 Tour Programme and ticket, etc.

Gold Solidus of Velentinina I (364-75) diademed, draped and curiassed bust r. within legend DN VALENTINIANUS PF AUG. Reverse standing figure Valentinian in armour, holding labarum and Victory on a globe RESTITUTOR REI PUBLICAE, mint mark RT followed by a palm leaf to the exurge. c. 3.79g. With collector's ticket. (Sear 19251). *CR clipped very slightly to left and top, otherwise a good clear example with light rubbing and marking.

Obverse with a view of Salzdahlum Palace with a sundial above and the sun shining through clouds upper right, beneath 'Augentur Vita Diesque'. Reverse with two miners working in a mine beneath 'Constanter' and date 1705. With old Swiss collectors ticket. *CR Slight rubbing. A very attractive example.

A collection of Royal Mint annual year sets, UK sets for 1970 (5), 1972, 1973, 1976, 1977 (2), 1978, 1980, 1981 and 1982. Also Jersey 1981, Falkland Islands 1974 and Ceylon 1971. 17 sets. *CR Largely as issued with some scuffing to surfaces and price ticket marks.

Tom Jones, (Welsh singer, born 1940)A 1960s stage-worn waistcoat of Tom Jones, double breasted in navy satin with mother-of-pearl buttons and red lining decorated with veteran cars, having been raffled by the Tom Jones Official Fan Club circa 1967-8, the lot includes the original raffle ticket, entry receipt, a letter from the Fan Club confirming the prize winner's success and a promotional portrait photograph.[Provenance: won by the vendor as a seventeen year old member of the Tom Jones Fan Club]

A George V silver-mounted glass whisky noggin and silver bottle ticket, of typical form with star-cut bases, Hukin & Heath Ltd, Birmingham, 1912 (conforming ticket 1911), 10 cm

Vintage bus /coach/tram conductors ticket machine boxed. 

2 x vintage bus/tram/coach conductors ticket machine and tickets both boxed and labeled to denote transport company.

A 1968 framed Toffs European Cup Final shirt, signed by George Best, complete with ticket and official programme

Marriage of Charles Prince of Wales with The Lady Diana Spencer 1981 The Royal Collection of John Hitchings LVO (1929-2020) The wedding invitation and related correspondance, parking ticket, emphemera etc. from the Lord Chamberlain's office. The Order of Service x 2 copies and Ceremonial for the Marriage of Charles, Prince of Wales with The Lady Diana Spencer in St Paul's Cathedral on 29 July 1981 x two copies The Duchy of Cornwall is a private estate that was established in 1337 and which funds the public, charitable and private activities of the Prince of Wales and his family. The Land Steward is the public face of the Duchy and is responsible for all aspects of Duchy property and land management.John Hitchings LVO (1929-2020) first became a Land Steward for the Duchy of Cornwall in 1959. At that time King Charles, the then Prince of Wales, was still a minor and John initially worked for Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip who temporarily represented the Duchy.Initially John was based in the Bath office of the Duchy, but in 1978 he moved to Bradninch in Devon, where he established a Central District office which managed over 75, 000 acres, including large areas of Dartmoor and the South West Foreshore.During his time at the Duchy, he and his wife Christina attended the Royal Wedding of Charles and Diana and he managed many Royal visits over the years. King Charles was described as being very ‘hands-on’ and involved in the running of the Duchy and John had regular contact over the years. John was awarded ‘Member of The Victorian Order’ (MVO) & then ‘Lieutenant of The Victorian Order’ (LVO).He went on to give decades of trusted, loyal service and was a valued and respected employee of King Charles whilst he was The Prince of Wales, which is reflected in these many years of cards, gifts and letters that he received from his Royal Highness. A very special collection.

KNIGHT, Laura 'Oil Paint and Grease Paint,' First edition, rebound in contemporary quarter maroon leather, ex libris Pembrokeshire County Library, library ticket to front pastedown, some light sporadic spotting, slightly cocked, generally vg, Ivor Nicholson & Watson, London, 1936.

Vintage concert ticket stubs from 1970's including Lindisfarne at Newcastle Polytechnique January 1971, The Who at The Odeon Theatre Newcastle on Tyne, Tom Paxton at The City Hall Newcastle upon Tyne, Brett Marvin and The Thunderbolts Plus Disco at Newcastle Polytechnique

(Lusitania, World War I.) Charles Emelius Lauriat Jr: 'The Lusitania's Last Voyage. Being a Narrative of the Torpedoing and Sinking of the R.M.S. Lusitania by a German Submarine off the Irish Coast, May 7, 1915', Boston & New York, Houghton Mifflin Company, 1915, 1st edition, signed and dated by the author on half title "by charles E. Lauriat Jr. I-XII-1915", tissue guarded b/w frontis depicting RMS Lusitania + 2 b/w plates as called for (double page plate deck plans + plate of Lusitania's lifeboats at Queenstown from a pen & ink drawing), vii,158,[4]pp, original pictorial cloth. Very scarce first hand account of the sinking of the Lusitania by Charles Emelius Lauriat, Jr (1874-1937), rare book dealer from Boston who was a passenger on the Lusitania's fateful last voyage and survived to tell the tale. Lauriat was an experienced traveler, but the last voyage of the Lusitania was his first on the Cunarder. He was on a business trip, traveling with fellow Bostonian Lothrop Withington. Lauriat’s cabin was B-5 and his ticket was 1297. When the Lusitania was sinking, Lauriat attempted to assist Elbert and Alice Hubbard. Lauriat entered lifeboat 7 but jumped out when the lifeboat could not be freed from the mother ship. Lauriat was saved by the Wanderer (Peel 12) and Flying Fish. He led a survivors’ mutiny against the crew of the Flying Fish when the captain of the rescue vessel would not allow the survivors to disembark without clearance from the authorities.

* Thompson (Charles J.). "Fall of the Deputy Führer", oil on canvas, showing Rudolph Hess arriving in Scotland in his Bf110, signed lower right, 91.5 x 61 cm, framed, frame size 106 x 75.5 cm, The Guild of Aviation Annual 1996 Exhibition label to verso, ticket price £1500QTY: (1)

* Enamel Sign. London Underground 'St. John's Wood' ticket office enamel sign, circa 1930s, traditional style with white lettering on blue horizontal bar with red and white roundel with brass frame, 27.5 x 36 cm, applied to an oak backing board, board size 46 x 46 cm, one or two chipsQTY: (1)

Sporting Interest - 1966 Jules Rimet World cup programme, assorted ticket stubs; 1948 London Olympics pennant flag; golf programmes, etc.

Royal Variety Performance. A group of 8 multi-signed Royal Performance programmes, at The Palladium and The Coliseum, London, for 1945, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1949 and 1950, photo illustrations and adverts throughout, the 1945 programme containing a total of 11 autographs comprising: Harry Marlow, Robert Nesbitt, The Nine Avalons, Jules Adrian, Vic Oliver, Maurice Colleano, George Doonan, Jerry Desmond, Sid Field, Van Phillips, together with show backstage pass; another copy for 1945 containing a total of 10 autographs signed by: Van Phillips, Jill Manners, Jules Adrian, Grace Spero, Vic Oliver, Douglas Wakefield, Sid Field, Jerry Desmond, Webster Booth, Anne Ziegler, Tommy Trinder, together with a separate performance order programme; the 1946 programme containing a total of 19 autographs including: Val Parne, Mary Naylor, Cairoli Brothers, Terry Thomas, Oscar Natzke, Harry Lester, etc.; the 1947 programme containing 18 autographs, including: Gracie Fields, Dolores Gray, Jack Durant, The Crazy Gang, Marilyn Hightower, etc.; the 1948 programme containing 2 autographs, comprising: Julie Andrews and Charlie Chester; the 1949 programme containing 18 autographs, including: Johnny Lockwood, Joy Nichols, Wilfred Pickles, Maurice Chevalier, etc.; the 1950 programme containing 25 autographs, including: Max Bygraves, Frankie Howerd, Gracie Fields, etc., together with a ticket for the performance; signatures in all programmes mostly in blue ball-point pen and adjacent to their publicity photographs with some pages multi-signed, all original printed wrappers, slim folioQTY: (10)NOTE:Provenance: The Autograph Collection of Peter Bland (1928-2003).

* George IV (1762-1830), King of Great Britain, 1820-1830. A printed ticket for admission to Westminster Abbey, on the Occasion of King George IV's Coronation, 19 July, 1821, printed in blue and black with blind-embossed border by [H.] Dobbs and royal coat of arms at foot, inscribed, 'South Door, Choir Upper Gallery' in ink lower left and with printed signature of Lord Howard of Effingham lower right, light toning to lower margin, 24 x 26.5 cmQTY: (1)NOTE:Two versions of this ticket were produced, one for the Coronation in Westminster Abbey, the other for the banquet in Westminster Hall, using a pioneering compound-plate printing technique pioneered by H. Dobbs.

Royal Variety Performance. Royal performance in the presence of her Majesty the Queen at 7.45pm on the evening of Monday 20th November 1989 at the Palladium, London, Souvenir programme, colour portraits of the Queen, Queen Mother and Prince Phillip, colour and black and white illustrations of the performers , plus other illustrations including adverts, signed in various pens by Tina Turner, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Julian Lloyd Webber, Paul Nicholas, David Essex, Joe Longthorne, George Marshall, John Mills, Gerry Lewis, Michael Ball, Chris de Burgh, Nigel Kennedy, Wayne Dobson, Rosemarie Ford, Lisa Waddingham, Lance Burton and Elayne Boosler, some pages multi-signed, original printed wrappers, minor marks and light crease to lower outer corner, slim folioQTY: (2)NOTE:Provenance: The Autograph Collection of Peter Bland (1928-2003).Peter Bland, whose original printed ticket (seat X20, light vertical crease) is included with the lot.

Royal Variety Performance. A group of 13 multi-signed Royal Performance programmes, at The Coliseum, The Victoria Palace, The Palladium, London, The Opera House, Blackpool and Palace Theatre, Manchester for 1951-60 , photo illustrations and adverts throughout, the 1951 programme containing a total of 17 autographs, including: Harry Secombe, Vera Lynn, Arthur English, Jimmy Edwards, etc., together with a ticket from the event; the 1952 programme containing a total of 38 autographs, including: Tony Hancock, Norman Wisdom, Terry Thomas, Max Bygraves, etc., together with a ticket for the event; the 1954 programme containing a Bob Hope autograph; another 1954 programme containing a total of 11 autographs, including: Bob Hope, Moira Lister, Guy Mitchell, Shirley Eaton, Joan Turner, together with two tickets; the 1955 programme containing 35 autographs including: George Formby (dated 1960), Morecambe and Wise, Eddie Fisher, etc., another 1955 programme containing a total of 5 autographs, including: Benny Hill, Pat Kirkwood, Dave King, etc.; the 1956 programme containing a total of 4 autographs, comprising: Bob Monkhouse, Alfred Marks, Alicia Markova (dated 1988), Harry Secombe; the 1957 programme containing 12 autographs, including: Tommy Steele, Vera Lynn, Max Bygraves, Joan Regan,Jimmy Logan, Bob Monkhouse, Harry Secombe, etc; the 1958 programme containing 19 autographs, including: The Beverley Sisters, Bruce Forsyth, Bernard Bresslaw, Roy Castle, Eartha Kitt, Julie Andrews, Rex Harrison, etc., together with a ticket; the 1959 programme containing 8 autographs, including: Arthur Askey, Liberace, Dora Bryan, Aileen Cochrane, etc., another 1959 programme containing 3 autographs, including Liberace, etc.; the 1960 programme containing 27 autographs, containing: Sammy Davis Junior, Charlie Drake, Nat ‘King’ Cole, Cliff Richard, together with two tickets; another 1960 programme containing 22 autographs to upper wrapper, including: Max Bygraves, Teddy Johnson, Vera Lynn, etc., signatures in all programmes mostly in blue ball-point pen and adjacent to their publicity photographs with some pages multi-signed, all original printed wrappers, 1959 programme central pages loose from binding, slim folioQTY: (21)NOTE:Provenance: The Autograph Collection of Peter Bland (1928-2003).

* Davy (Humphry, 1778-1829), British chemist and inventor who invented the Davy lamp. Autograph Ticket Signed in the third person, no date, c. 1800s, ‘Admit the Mr Porden to Mr Davys introductory lecture [at the Royal Institution] on Thursday 21st at 2pm’, inscribed in brown ink on a slip of off-white paper, ‘the’ slightly smudged but legible, Davy’s name in pencil in a later hand at foot, old adhesive mounting remains to verso, 63 x 92 mmQTY: (1)NOTE:Provenance: The Autograph Collection of Martha Spriggs (1777-1866).The recipient of the ticket was likely the noted English architect William Porden (c. 1755-1822). He keenly supported his daughter Eleanor Anne Porden (1795-1825) in her intellectual pursuits and she is known to have attended the lectures of Humphry Davy and others at the Royal Institution from around the age of 9. She would have been too young to attend on her own and would have no doubt accompanied her father who would have had a ticket such as this one. Eleanor became a published poet and was the first wife of the explorer John Franklin.

* Lister (Joseph, 1827-1912), British surgeon, medical scientist, and a pioneer of antiseptic surgery and preventive healthcare. Autograph Letter Signed, ‘Joseph Lister’, 12 Park Crescent, Portland Place, 15 May 1889, to C. B. Lockwood, thanking him for the ticket sent to him for the Humphry [?Davy] dinner, ‘I of course should not have thought for a moment of asking permission to attend except in the understanding that I should be allowed to pay for the ticket’, and enclosing a cheque (not present), two old hinge remains to left margin not affecting text, 2 pp., 8vo QTY: (1)NOTE:Provenance: The Autograph Collection of Martha Spriggs (1777-1866).

Royal Variety Performance. A group of 7 multi-signed Royal Performance programmes, at Victoria Palace Theatre, Dominion Theatre, London, 1991-96, photo illustrations and adverts throughout, the 1991 programme containing 35 autographs, including: Diana Ross, Colm Wilkinson, Elaine Paige, Roy Hudd, Wayne Sleep, Rosemarie Ford, etc., together with two tickets; the 1992 programme containing 26 autographs, including: Gloria Estefan, Barry Manilow, Kiki Dee, Brian Conley, Chris Tarrant, Steve Coogan, Michael Crawford, etc.; the 1993 programme containing 23 autographs, including: Bradley Walsh, Cilla Black, Michael Barrymore, Ruth Madoc, Lulu, Sir Harry Secombe, Roy Castle, etc.; the 1994 programme containing 21 autographs, including: Ronnie Corbett, Clive Anderson, Tony Bennett, Gary Wilmot, Terry Wogan, Gary Barlow, etc., together with a ticket; the 1995 programme containing one autograph, comprising: Cliff Richard; another copy of the 1995 programme containing 22 autographs, including: Joe Pasquale, Des O’Connor, Cliff Richard, Robson Green, Jerome Flynn, Alistair McGowan, Bob Downe, etc., together with a ticket; the 1996 programme containing 21 autographs, including: Tom Jones, Bob Monkhouse, Pauline Quirke, Linda Robson, Darcey Bussell, Jim Davidson, etc., together with a ticket; signatures in all programmes mostly in blue ball-point pen, pages multi-signed, all original printed wrappers, 1991 programme with a few leaves detached, slim folio QTY: (12)NOTE:Provenance: The Autograph Collection of Peter Bland (1928-2003).

Royal Variety Performance. Royal performance in the presence of her Majesty the Queen on the evening of Monday, November 8th 1965 at the Palladium, London, 64-page souvenir programme, colour portrait of the Queen and three other colour adverts, small reproductions of black and white photographs of the performance, plus other illustrations including adverts, signed by the performers Dusty Springfield, Johnny Halliday, Dave Clark, Peter Cook, Dudley Moore, Shirley Bassey, Spike Milligan, Peter Sellers, Tony Bennett, Jack Benny, Max Bygraves, Frank Ifield, Sylvie Vartan, Arthur Hayn, Neville King, Ken Dodd, Hop & Keen, mostly in blue ballpoint pen and adjacent to their publicity photographs, some pages multi-signed, original printed white card wrappers with stapled spine and decorative spine tie, slim folioQTY: (2)NOTE:Provenance: The Autograph Collection of Peter Bland (1928-2003).Peter Bland, whose original printed ticket (seat K20, light vertical crease) is included with the lot.

The Beatles. Royal Performance in the Presence of Her Majesty the Queen Mother on the Evening of Monday November 4th 1963 at the Prince of Wales Theatre, London, 52-page souvenir programme, colour portrait of the Queen and two other colour adverts, small reproductions of black and white photographs of the performers throughout, plus other illustrations including adverts, signed in black ink by all four Beatles (Paul McCartney, John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr) around their group photograph (on p. 23), the page also signed by the performer Susan Maughan in blue felt tip adjacent to her photograph above, the programme also similarly signed on other pages by performers Marlene Dietrich, Eric Sykes, Joe Loss, Max Bygraves, Charlie Drake, Tommy Steele, Harry Secombe, Donald Swann and Buddy Greco, original printed white card wrappers with stapled spine and decorative spine tie, minor marks to upper wrapper and outer margins of first two leaves, slim folioQTY: (2)NOTE:Provenance: The Autograph Collection of Peter Bland (1928-2003).As with all the signatures in these Royal Variety programmes, they were obtained in person by the determined autograph-hunting Peter Bland. However, Peter was unable to get George Harrison’s autograph that night but managed to obtain it in person at a later date; George adding his autograph in neatly below the photograph of the Beatles and above John’s autograph. Peter’s original printed ticket (seat U25, light vertical crease) is included with the lot.The 1963 Royal Variety Performance came at the height of the first wave of Beatlemania. 'She Loves You' had been in the charts since August and 'I Want to Hold Your Hand' was about to be released with advance sales of a million. The London Palladium had been besieged by hysterical fans when the band played there in October; and they had just returned from five days in Sweden, their first overseas tour since their Hamburg days. ‘A few days later the boys appeared in the Royal Variety Performance, the biggest show of the year. The Queen Mother, Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon were in the royal box. That was the evening when John famously said, “The ones in the cheap seats clap their hands, the rest of you just rattle your jewellery”. The joke was on every front page the next day and confirmed the Beatles’ image as a group of cheeky but lovable lads’ (John, by Cynthia Lennon (2005).

Royal Variety Performance. A group of 8 multi-signed Royal Performance programmes, at The Palladium, London, 1966-73, photo illustrations and adverts throughout, the 1966 programme containing a total of 14 autographs, including: Sammy David Jnr, Jerry Lewis, Frankie Howerd, Des O’Connor, Juliette Greco, etc., together with a ticket; the 1967 programme containing a total of 12 autographs, including: Bob Hope, Tom Jones, Ken Dodd, Tommy Cooper, Harry Secombe, Lulu, Sandie Shaw, Dickie Henderson, etc.; the 1968 programme containing a total of 13 autographs, including: Lionel Blair, Sacha Distel, Engelbert Humperdinck, Val Doonican, Petula Clark, Diana Ross, Morecambe & Wise, etc., together with a ticket; the 1969 programme containing a total of 13 autographs, including: Roy Castle, Danny La Rue, Cilla Black, Ronnie Corbett, Frankie Howerd, Tom Jones, etc.; the 1970 programme containing a total of 11 autographs, including: Max Bygraves, Freddie Starr, Dionne Warwick, Leslie Crowther, etc., together with two tickets; the 1971 programme containing a total of 8 autographs, including: Bruce Forsyth, Shirley Bassey, Hughie Green, etc., the 1972 programme containing a total of 9 autographs, including: Liza Minnelli, Roger Moore, Larry Grayson, Richard Attenborough, etc.; the 1973 programme containing a total of 11 autographs, including: Rudolf Nureyev, Les Dawson, Cliff Richard, Dick Emery, etc., together with a ticket, signatures in all programmes mostly in blue ball-point pen and adjacent to their publicity photographs with some pages multi-signed, all original printed wrappers, slim folioQTY: (13)NOTE:Provenance: The Autograph Collection of Peter Bland (1928-2003).

* India. An album of 19 mounted photographs of the Sun Temple, Konark (Odisha), c. 1910, gelatin silver prints, one of the Temple and the others of the Temple carvings, the largest photographs 28.5 x 22.5 cm, the smallest 20.5 x 14.5 cm, mounted without captions to album leaf rectos, studio ticket of Johnston & Hoffmann, 22, Chowringhee, Calcutta, to front pastedown, contemporary black morocco gilt, a little rubbed, oblong folioQTY: (1)NOTE:Konark Sun Temple is a 13th-century Hindu temple at Konark at Puri district, Odisha, India. Much of the Temple is now in ruins, but the structures and elements that have survived are famed for their intricate artwork, iconography and themes, including erotic kama and mithuna scenes. The Temple is depicted on the reverse of 10 rupee notes, to signify its importance to Indian cultural heritage.

Royal Variety Performance. A group of 8 multi-signed Royal Performance programmes, at The Victoria Palace Theatre, Coliseum, Lyceum Theatre, Dominion Theatre, London, Birmingham Hippodrome, Empire Theatre, Liverpool, Wales Millennium Centre and Edinburgh Festival Hall, 1997-2007, photo illustrations and adverts throughout, the 1997 programme containing 31 autographs, including: Celine Dion, Harry Hill, Spice Girls (Emma, Mel C, Mel B, Victoria), Ruthie Henshall, Des O’Connor, Joe Pasquale, Jonathan Ross, Dr Trevor James, etc., together with a ticket; the 1998 programme containing 23 autographs, including: Hugh Jackman, Maureen Lipman, Peter Kay, Ulrika Jonsson, Lily Savage, Martine McCutcheon, Jane McDonald, etc., together with a ticket for the after show party; the 1999 programme containing 14 autographs, including: Caron Keating, Charlotte Church, Ken Dodd, Bradley Walsh, Lennox Lewis, Cliff Richard, etc., together with a ticket, an invitation to the after party, and an after show supper guest list; the 2000 programme containing 18 autographs, including: Amanda Holden, Ben Elton, Ronnie Corbett, Richard Stilgoe, Dominic Holland, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Les Dennis, etc., together with a ticket for the after show party; the 2001 programme containing 21 autographs, including: Jimmy Tarbuck, Cilla Black, Julian Carey, Al Murray, Denise Van Outen, Donny Osmond, Dale Winton, etc; the 2003 programme with 14 autographs, including: Luciano Pavarotti, Barry Humphries, Rachel Stevens, Frank Bruno, Cat Deeley, etc., together with a ticket, and an after show dinner ticket; the 2005 programme with 11 autographs, including: Michael Parkinson, Katherine Jenkins, Alan Carr, Catherine Tate, Will Young, etc., together with a show ticket and an after show ticket; the 2007 programme with 3 autographs, including: Joan Rivers, etc., together with a ticket, the signatures in all programmes mostly in blue ball-point pen, pages multi-signed, all original printed wrappers, 1991 programme with a few leaves detached, slim folio QTY: (19)NOTE:Provenance: The Autograph Collection of Peter Bland (1928-2003).

Royal Variety Performance. A Royal Birthday Gala at 8.00pm on the evening of the Thursday 19th July at the Palladium, London, Souvenir programme, colour portraits of the Queen Mother, The Queen and Prince Phillip, small reproduction photographs of the performers, plus other illustrations including adverts, signed in various pens by performers, Anita Harris, Wayne Sleep, Stephen Fry, James Galway, Bernie Winters, John Mills, Patricia Hodge, Robert Hardy, Vera Lynn, Willard White, Warren Mitchell, Roger Moore, Michael Caine, Kiri Te Kanawa, Cliff Richard, Richard Attenborough, Darcey Bussell, Peggy Ashcroft, Elaine Paige, Placido Domingo, Rowan Atkinson, John Gielgud, Lionel Blair and others, a total of thirty-four autographs including multi-signed pages, original printed wrappers, a few minor marks, slim folioQTY: (2)NOTE:Provenance: The Autograph Collection of Peter Bland (1928-2003).Peter Bland, whose original printed ticket (seat F27) is included with the lot.

Royal Variety Performance. A group of 9 multi-signed Royal Performance programmes, at Victoria Palace, The Palladium and the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, 1982-90, photo illustrations and adverts throughout, the 1982 programme containing a total of 55 autographs, including: Christopher Timothy, John Inman, Ruth Madoc, Gloria Hunniford, Dennis Waterman, Esther Rantzen, Bonnie Langford, Tim Curry, Sylvester McCoy, Angela Rippon, etc., together with a ticket; the 1983 programme containing a total of 25 autographs, including: Twiggy, Les Dawson, Wayne Sleep, Sarah Kennedy, Michael Barrymore, Gene Kelly, etc., the 1984 programme containing a total of 29 autographs, including: Emma Thompson, Barry Humphries, Eric Sykes, Robert Lindsay, Peter Sallis, Terry Wogan, Ronnie Corbett, Simon Callow, Matthew Kelly, Denis Norden, etc., together with a ticket; the 1985 programme containing a total of 35 autographs, including: Maureen Lipman, Jose Carreras, Joan Collins, Su Pollard, Sarah Brightman, Norman Wisdom, Roy Castle, Rula Lenska, etc.; the 1986 programme containing a total of 33 autographs, including: Bob Monkhouse, Val Doonican, Petula Clark, Peter Ustinov, Victoria Wood, etc., together with a ticket; the 1987 programme containing a 28 autographs, including: Eartha Kitt, Tommy Cannon, Bobby Ball, Stephen Fry, James Galway, Hugh Laurie, Tom Jones, etc., together with a ticket; the 1988 programme containing 36 autographs (18 inserted on separate piece of card), including: Kylie Minogue, Mickey Rooney, Cliff Richard, Brian Conley, Bruce Forsyth, Julio Iglesias, Russ Abbot, Bella Emberg, etc.; the 1989 programme containing 13 autographs, including: David Essex, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Rosemarie Ford, Michael Ball, Julian Lloyd Webber, Chris De Burgh, etc.; the 1990 programme containing 33 autographs, including: Sir John Gielgud, Patricia Hodge, Michael Caine, Roger Moore, Dame Kiri Te Kanawa, Warren Mitchell, Darcey Bussell, Elaine Paige, Placido Domingo, etc., signatures in all programmes mostly in blue ball-point pen and adjacent to their publicity photographs with some pages multi-signed, all original printed wrappers, 1982 programme central leaf detached, 1987 programme a few leaves detached, slim folioQTY: (13)NOTE:Provenance: The Autograph Collection of Peter Bland (1928-2003).

Royal Variety Performance. A group of 7 multi-signed Royal Performance programmes, at The Palladium and The Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, 1974-80, photo illustrations and adverts throughout, the 1974 programme containing a total of 9 autographs, including: Josephine Baker, Perry Como, Ted Rogers, Noele Gordon, Billy Dainty, George Carl, etc.; the 1975 programme containing a total of 12 autographs, including: Bruce Forsyth, Arthur Lowe, Arnold Ridley, Michael Crawford, Telly Savalas, etc., together with a ticket; the 1976 programme containing a total of 9 autographs, including: Tom O’Connor, Shirley Bassey, Roger de Courcey, Max Bygraves, etc.; the 1977 programme containing a total of 17 autographs, including: Bob Hope, Julie Andrews, Pam Ayres, Tommy Cooper, Little & Large, Shirley MacLaine, Jim Henson, Rudolph Nureyev, etc., together with a ticket; the 1978 programme containing a total of 18 autographs, including: Wayne Sleep, Max Boyce, The Nolan Sisters, Danny La Rue, Harry Secombe, etc.; the 1979 programme containing a total of 25 autographs, including: Elaine Stritch, Jim Davidson, Noel Edmonds, Bill Haley, Yul Brynner, Les Dawson, etc.; the 1980 programme containing a total of 30 autographs, including: Larry Hagman, Aretha Franklin, Sammy Davis Jnr, Henry Mancini, Cleo Laine, Rowan Atkinson, Bruce Forsyth, Una Stubbs, Lionel Blair, etc., signatures in all programmes mostly in blue ball-point pen and adjacent to their publicity photographs with some pages multi-signed, all original printed wrappers, 1979 central leaf detached, 1980 central two leaves detached, slim folioQTY: (9)NOTE:Provenance: The Autograph Collection of Peter Bland (1928-2003).

Royal Variety Performance. A group of 3 multi-signed Royal Performance programmes, at The Palladium and The Prince of Wales Theatre, London, 1961-62 and 1964, photo illustrations and adverts throughout, the 1961 programme containing a total of 11 autographs, including: Bruce Forsyth, Shirley Bassey, Max Bygraves, George Burns, Sammy Davis Jr, Lionel Blair, etc.; the 1962 programme containing a total of 17 autographs, including: Harry Secombe, Cleo Laine, Cliff Richard, Eartha Kitt, Eric Sykes, Bob Hope, etc., together with a ticket; the 1964 programme containing a total of 8 autographs, including: Jimmy Tarbuck, The Shadows, Cilla Black, Kathy Kirby, etc, signatures in all programmes mostly in blue ball-point pen and adjacent to their publicity photographs with some pages multi-signed, all original printed wrappers, slim folioQTY: (4)NOTE:Provenance: The Autograph Collection of Peter Bland (1928-2003).

Royal Variety Performance. Royal performance in the presence of her Majesty the Queen Mother on the evening of Monday October 30th 1972 at the Palladium, London, 72-page souvenir programme, colour portraits of the Queen and the Queen Mother, small reproductions of black and white photographs of the performance, plus other illustrations including adverts (a few in colour), signed in various pens by the performers Elton John, Liberace, Jack Jones, Warren Mitchell, Mike Yarwood, Dickie Henderson, Danny La Rue, Rod Hull, Ken Dodd, Carol Channing and Arthur Askey, some pages multi-signed, original printed white card wrapper with stapled spine and decorative spine tie, minor marks, slim folioQTY: (2)NOTE:Provenance: The Autograph Collection of Peter Bland (1928-2003).Peter Bland, whose original printed ticket (seat L5, light vertical crease) is included with the lot.

Derby County: A collection of twenty-four 1949-1950 Derby County home and away programmes; together with a Bury v Derby County ticket. Condition is mixed, some with torn spines and team changes. Please assess photographs. (one bag)

Football: A collection of assorted Birmingham City home and away football programmes dating from the 1950s onwards, some including tickets: Birmingham City v Barcelona 29/3/1960 and 23/10/1957, West Ham United v Birmingham City 9/1/1965, Scotland v England 14/4/1962, England B v Scotland B 6/2/1957, Birmingham City v Manchester United 23/3/1957, Birmingham City v Sampdoria 3/12/1957 and Birmingham City v Zagreb 3/12/1956, Nottingham Forest v Birmingham City 7/1/1961 ticket only; and other programmes. Together with a Birmingham City Supporters Club badge (some items signed). Please assess photographs. (one small box)

World Cup: A collection of assorted 1966 World Cup tickets, to include at least one ticket for each England game: England v Uruguay (2), v Mexico, v France, v Argentina, v Portugal (2) and v Germany; as well as tickets for France v Mexico, Uruguay v France (3), and Portugal v USSR. Together with a Season Ticket Wallet, a World Cup final programme (including England team written in), and a Souvenir tournament programme (with teams written in neatly). Condition is very good, tickets have some creasing but generally good order. Please assess photographs.

A collection of Newcastle United Black and White magazines, issues 1-30, together with a quantity of assorted Newcastle United magazines, annuals, books, and loose tickets and ticket stubs.

A collection of Newcastle United memorabilia, football programmes, autograph album, and books to include Blackpool vs Newcastle United Final Tie FA Cup 1951, Manchester United vs Newcastle United 1955, Cup Final souvenir vs Manchester City 1955, FA Cup Final vs Liverpool 1974, Jules Rimet Cup 1966, two ticket stubs for World Championship 1966 at Roker Park, two signed monochrome Newcastle United photographs. (Q)

A Liverpool Racecourse Proprietor's silver ticket, oval, no.131, 5cm wide, approximately 31g

Eric Clapton LPs, twelve Eric Clapton albums comprising Eric Clapton, Backless, Slowhand, 461 Ocean Boulevard, There's One In Every Crowd, No Reason To Cry, E.C Was Here, Another Ticket, Money and Cigarettes, August, Behind The Sun and Journeyman and - mainly Excellent condition

A card envelope originally holding a ticket (ticket also included) for a January 1967 gala dinner for 'A Countess From Hong Kong' signed in blue ink to inner envelope by Charlie Chaplin, Sydney Chaplin and one other. Also affixed to card above signatures are eight images from a black and white contact sheet depicting images from the event. Images taken by our vendor who also obtained the signatures in person.

Programmes to inc England v Wales 1948, England v Ireland 1951, two ticket stubs for 1966 World Cup Final.

A gentlemen’s 18ct gold Patek Philippe Calatrava automatic strap watch, 3998J, with a 34mm case, c.1997. A silvered dial with raised gold batons, dauphine hands, centre second sweep and date aperture at the 3. A Patek Philippe brown alligator strap with the original 18ct gold satin finished buckle. Movement number 1’913’646, calibre 315. Original Patek Philippe case, outer box, leather wallet, certificate of origin, instruction booklet, swing ticket, agent booklet and leaflet Buying this watch at auction could save up to 0.80 tonnes of CO2e compared to buying new. Condition ReportRetailed in Belfast by John H. Lunn Ltd 01/05/1997 Winds and ticking but no guarantee as to time keeping or continued running. Hands adjust and move correctly. Light surface marks commensurate with its age. Signs of wear to the strap where it has been worn on the shortest hole, and to the end of the strap. As to be expected with presentation cases of this date, the interior is flaking, although the exterior is in nice condition. Outer box with slight wear to the corners. Marks and scratches to the wallet.

Almex 1960's bus/tram ticket machine No 6261

AN OAK FRAME CONTAINING A DUDLEY CONSERVATIVE CLUB TICKET, MENU CARD AND PROGRAMME FOR A DINNER IN 1884, TOGETHER WITH GENT'S GREY FELT TOP HAT AND CARD HAT BOX, ETC, the framed menus bears a presentation inscription dated January 1975, height 29cm, the hat bears Christy's London label, size 7 1/4'', a Gina of London evening bag with dust bag, three bow ties and a purse (5) (Condition Report: small stain on top of hat)

Three UEFA Champions League finals tickets for 2001, 2003 & 2015, each in a perspex mount; sold together with a UEFA Euro 2008 final ticket, in a perspex mount and original box; sold together with various programmes, magazines and tournament books, (a lot) The following Lots 2052 to 2059 are the property of David Dein MBE, former co-owner and vice-chairman of Arsenal FC and former vice-chairman of the F.A. The lots are being offered for Charity and all proceeds will be donated to The Twinning Project charity which David set up connecting football clubs with prisons helping rehabilitate prisoners. .

1966 World Cup Final competition souvenir programme and England v West Germany final programme,  along with three stewards ticket stubs for the games taking place on July 13th, 19th and 26th and a receipt for the remittance of the sum of £11.16 in respect of season tickets for the tournament quoting application no.1626 and the details of Mr. T Parry, all in good condition, (qty)

1924 FA Cup Final ticket stub, held at British Empire Exhibition Empire Stadium, Wembley, 26th April, bears slight staining and top left corner bears wear