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Lot 343
Moonwalker Buzz Aldrin autographed book. Mint condition hardback book of No Dream Is Too High - Life Lessons From a Man Who Walked On The Moon. Published 2016 by National Geographic. Autographed directly on the title page (not on a bookplate, directly on the page) by Apollo XI moonwalker Buzz Aldrin. Bear in mind Buzz now charges over £300 for his autograph at conventions and shows!! Good condition. All signed items come with Certificate of Authenticity. Can be shipped worldwide.
Lot 114
RUPERT BEAR ANNUALS - a collection of 17 Rupert Bear Daily Express Annuals to feature the years 1970, '76, '79 (water damaged), '89-'90, '92-'94, '96, '98-'99x2, '2001, '03-'06 and 4 Egmont Annuals for the years 2003, '07-'08 and 2012. Lot further includes 2 Guernsey 1992 Rupert First Day Covers, a Pepys series card pack (Rupert Snap) by TJ&J Smith Limited, a 1988 BBC VHS tape and a 2008 Pocket Library book set.
Lot 108
A CHAD VALLEY MUSICAL GOLDEN PLUSH TEDDY BEAR, circa mid 20th Century, plastic eyes, vertically stitched nose, jointed body, original rexine pads (worn), some wear to fur, musical box still works, worn label to right foot, height approximately 34cm, with a smaller Chad Valley bear, possibly 'Toffee'?, plastic eyes, vertically stitched nose, jointed body, original rexine pads, some wear to fur, worn label to right foot, wearing a red felt cap, height approximately 25cm
Lot 337
Maclean (Alistair) H M S Ulysses (Collins 1955) First Edn. Signed, v.g. in cloth, bumped, spine cloth faded, d.w. is rubbed, chipped at spine ends, repaired with tape; Maclean (Alistair) Bear Island (Collins 1971) v.g. in cloth, d.w., inscribed "For Dr Murray / with best wishes May 15, 1984 / Alistair Maclean"; Alistair Maclean (as Ian Stuart) The Dark Crusader (Collins 1961) First, about v.g, in cloth, d.w. Inscribed "For Dr P Murray / with all good wishes May 15, 1984 / Alistair Maclean"; bumped, d.w. has closed tear, tape repaired; Ludlum (Robert) The Holcroft Covenant (Granada Publishing / Hart-Davis, 1978), v.g., d.w. is g.+ . Bumped, cloth faded. D/ toned, top corner of Ffep cut off. Inscribed in label, "For Dr Murray / with thanks and best wishes/ Robert Ludlum"; Bellow (Saul) Mr Sammler's Planet (Weidenfeld Nicolson 1970) about v.g. in cloth, bumped, d.w. is clipped, creased, soiled, repaired with tape, closed tear; Monsarrat The Kapillan of Malta (Cassell 3rd imp, 1973) Signed, inscribed; Munthe (Axel) The Story of San Michele (Murray / Albemarle Library 4th imp. 1963) v.g. in cloth, d.w. is soiled (6)
Lot 303
ALEIXANDRE VICENTE: (1898-1984) Spanish Poet, Nobel Prize winner for Literature, 1977. A.L.S., Vicente Aleixandre, one page (onion skin paper), 4to, Madrid, 26th January 1960, to Horacio E. Ratti, in Spanish. Aleixandre declares 'This morning, as I was re-reading your “Discovery of Heaven” I realised that I had not thanked you for your beautiful present' and continues 'I'm always glad to receive your news, about your life and your work, but this time even more so. And this “long piece of news” of yours was a lyrical inquiry, of beautiful prose and heightened spirit. One might say, a contemplation of life, searching for its everlasting essence, from a fifty year old eye….So here go my thanks, with the satisfaction of seeing your work bear fruit (and bloom) and, as we say in my country, to wish you that “long may this be so” '. Two file holes to the left edge, not affecting the text or signature, VG Horacio Esteban Ratti - President of the Argentine Writers Society.
Lot 366
DE GAULLE CHARLES: (1890-1970) French General of World War II. Later President of the French Republic 1959-69. Wartime T.L.S., C. de Gaulle, one page, 4to, Carlton Gardens, London, 16th August 1940, to Madame Jeanne Fyfe-Poulain, in French. De Gaulle states that the sentiments expressed in his correspondent's letter 'are a valuable encouragement to me' and continues to thank her for her offer of services, remarking 'To allow me to make use of your assistance, I should be obliged if you would return the attached questionnaire to my private office'. Accompanied by two related documents, in French, and a contemporary English translation of a letter, one being a notice of appointment to Fyfe-Poulain, stating that she is to be engaged in the civil personnel of the French National Committee in London as an accounts assistant from 8th November 1943 at a salary of £22 per month, another stating that according to a decision made on the 8th October 1945 her salary as an accounts secretary has been fixed at £30, and in the letter issued by the Chief of the Delegation of the French Supply Council Fyfe-Poulain is served her notice, effective from 1st October 1948, explaining that, as a result 'of the Staff reductions we have had to enforce further to the Budget cuts voted by Parliament'. Each of the three documents bear various official stamps etc. Some light creasing and minor age wear, generally about VG, 4
Lot 225
TURNER J. M. W.: (1775-1851) English Painter. An extremely rare, early ink signature, William Turner, on a slim 8vo page removed from the Attendance Book of the Plaister Academy at the Royal Academy, London, n.d. (16th October 1790?). The fifteen year old Turner's bold signature appears at the foot of the page, and above his signature appear those of twelve other fellow students, with a further fifteen signatures to the verso. Included are the signatures of artists John Naish, Thomas Nugent, William Hobday, John Mowson, James Oliver, James Earl, Francis Wingrave, James John Russell, Robert Saunders, Thomas Kearsley, Robert Porter, Matthew Haughton, Thomas Hellyer, James Chapman and Thomas Hargreaves, a few appearing more than once. Some very light, extremely minor age wear and very slight traces of former mounting to the right edge of the verso, otherwise VG Joseph Mallord William Turner, known within his family as William, entered the Royal Academy Schools as a promising student at the age of 14. The young Turner first worked in the Plaister Academy, drawing from casts of antique sculpture. In the biography Turner In His Time (1987) Andrew Wilton notes that Turner's 'name appears fairly frequently in the registers between 21st July 1790 (the earliest record extant) and 8th October 1793. Provenance: Some of the Attendance Books now in the Library of the Royal Academy were once the property of the renowned British collector Charles Fairfax Murray (1849-1919) and bear his Ex-Libris to the inside boards. Upon the dispersal of his large collections, the Registers, with a number of pages removed, were apparently re-acquired by the Royal Academy. The present, previously missing page, were re-discovered in Australia, tipped into an old Victorian album.
Lot 301
Poster LMS PWLLHELI ON THE SUNNY CAMBRIAN COAST by Alfred Bestall. Double Royal 25in x 40in. Printed by Greycaine Ltd. Some insect damage to image, and mildew mainly to bottom border. This previously unknown LMS poster, with an identical GWR version, is believed to be the only railway poster illustrated by Alfred Bestall, who is regarded by many as the greatest artist ever to have illustrated the Rupert Bear articles and annuals, the link to the artist being Alfred Bestall was made by Geoff Courtney of Heritage Railway Magazine. A rare poster which deserves to be conserved.
Lot 550
A museum-quality reproduction of a juvenile cave bear skull, Ursus Spelaeus from the Pleistocene Period, 1 million years BP, the original from Russia. Ursus spelaeus was a species of bear which lived in Europe during the Pleistocene and became extinct at the beginning of the Last Glacial Maximum, about 27,500 years age; this is a cast of the original. 785 grams, 27cm (10 1/2"). Very fine condition.
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