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Lot 255
A collection of various toy vehicles including Corgi Limited Edition Leyland Daf Powder Tanker, W.H. Higgins & Sons (boxed), Corgi Tramway Classics Birmingham Fully Closed Tram, Bus Operators in Britain including Rail Link, Robinsons, First Main Line and Yellow Way, a Range Rover 30th Anniversary gold painted, and a Matchbox Superkings K17 Trailer and Unit
Lot 26
Suede, Complete set of first 5 albums re-released by Edsel in 2011 with extra CD & DVD in each, a promo CD of Singles & of Videos, Marianne Faithfull with Blur, Kissin Time album CD, promo album CD, two Jacknife Lee Remix CDR's, The Cribs, Mens Needs promo CD box, Editors The Back Room deluxe CD & Munich promo CD, Chemical Brothers Singles 93 -03 Promo CD, Primal Scream, Exterminator promo CD, The Thrills: So Much For The City promo album in band logo envelope, Manic Street Preachers The Holy Bible 10 Anniversary Edition & Belle & Sebastian The Life Pursuit deluxe CD (19 items)
Lot 430
A small quantity of books to include three copies of "The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam", two illustrated by Edmund Dulac, one illustrated by Arthur M. Buckland, two editions of "The Water Babies" by Charles Kingsley, one illustrated by George Soper and one illustrated by Jessie Wilcox Smith, "The Decorative Sisters" by Josephine Pollard, illustrated by Walter Satterlee, "Bookano Stories" with pop up pictures, "Cinderella" written and illustrated by Benni Montresor, a first edition "Serious Business" by J.H. Dowd and B.E. Spender, "Sea and Sussex" by Rudyard Kipling illustrated by Donald Maywell, "Tintans at Play" by Gracia Casson and E. Tschantre Jr. CONDITION REPORT No.3 on title page.
Lot 738
A large quantity of collectors items all relating to the Guinness Brewery, including a large quantity of miniatures, limited edition Christmas bottles, a souvenir bottle of Harp Lager signed by the Guinness chairman, a further anniversary bottle of Guinness celebrating their bicentenary, an unopened bottle of King's Ale, and unopened bottle of Bells scotch whiskey , a small quantity of first day covers all relating to the Guinness brewery, a circular wooden drinks tray bearing the Guinness logo and leprechaun and two early lemonade bottles .
Lot 595
A CHRISTMAS CAROL in Prose. Being a Ghost Story of Christmas. With Illustrations by John Leech, Charles Dickens, 1843, 'Second Edition', [8] pp 166 [2] adverts; frontispiece and three further full page, colour plates with four woodcuts in the text. The title page is printed in red and blue with 'Second Edition' above the imprint although this early impression was being sold within a couple of weeks of the first which was issued just before Christmas 1843. The half-title is printed in blue, with yellow endpapers and 'Stave One' as the chapter heading; page 12 line 16 'poor' corrected to 'Poor'. All edges gilt in publisher's cloth with gilt decoration including holly wreath decoration to the upper board, spine lean. Early Manchester bookseller's ticket 'H Whitmore' on front pastedown. A very good copy in the original format of the 'greatest Christmas book from the pen of any man' - John C Eckel, Dickens' bibliographer (Illustrated)
Lot 125
Jack B. Yeats RHA BOOK, three plays Apparitions, THe Old Sea Road, Rattle. Published London, Jonathan Cape, 1933. Illustrated by the author. First edition, original blue cloth. Loosely inserted letter from Yeats to the famed British author John Drinkwater. "Many thanks for sending me your gleaming Sunner harvests carried on their wain of melodious wheels. I am proud and happy to have then. I now send you a novel I wrote, Jack B. Yeats" letter is dated February 4, 1937 from 18 Fitzwilliam Square.
Lot 107
First Edition novel with Dust Jacket After the death of Ian Fleming Glidrose the company looking after Fleming's Estate invited Kingsley Amis to write a continuation novel after his successful study of 007, The James Bond Dossier. The pseudonym Robert Markham was designed to be a generic name for other authors to write further novels however Amis was the only author to pen a James Bond novel under this title. After Richard Chopping's iconic covers for the previous Fleming Novels since From Russia, with Love the new author's book had a Salvador Dali esque illustration. Good
Lot 108
First Edition novel In 1979 Glidrose - Ian Fleming Productions invited John Gardner to write a series of continuation novels in the James Bond series that have become collectable in their own right. The first story Licenece Renewed also included a dust jacket by Richard Chopping. The Dust Jacket has the price clipped on this particular copy. Fine
Lot 111
Six First edition novels published by Jonathan Cape and later Hodder & Stoughton. John Gardner continued writing James Bond novels well int the 1990's keeping 007 working in the late 20th century and even publishing a further film novelisation of the new James Bond film starring Pierce Brosnan in 1995. Seafire(1994), Goldeneye (1995), The Man from Barbarossa (1991), Death is Forever (1992), Brokenclaw (1990), Never Send Flowers (1993). Mint
Lot 113
First Edition novels by Raymond Benson In 1984 Raymond Benson wrote James Bond The Bedisde Companion which was a celebrated report on the Bond books and films up until then. After John Gardner retired from writing the Bond continuation novels due to contracting esophageal cancer, the Ian Fleming Estate approached American Writer Benson to carry on. Benson's initial books had large print runs to accomodate what was expected to be a popular series. Alas Benson's novels were not well recieved and consequently over time the publication runs became less making the books more and more collectable. Includes Zero Minus Ten (1997) Tomorrow Never Dies film novelisation (1997), The Facts of Death (1998), High Time to Kill (1999), The World is Not Enough film novelisation (1999), Doubleshot - SIGNED by the author (2000), Never Dream of Dying - SIGNED by the author (2001), Die Another Day film novelisation (2002), The Man with the Red Tattoo - SIGNED by the Author (2002) Mint
Lot 114
First Edition novel Limited Edition Indies version signed by the author and numbered. One of 1500. Jeffrey Deaver was invited to write a continuation novel after Sebastian Faulks had published a Bond novel. The Ian Fleming Estate has now come round to inviting many authors to write a Bond novel producing a new novel on a regular basis. Mint
Lot 147
First edition novelisation of the film. In 1989 The Ian Fleming Estate approached Eon productions seeking to publish a novelisation of the new Timothy Dalton James Bond film. Dalton was considered the epitome of Fleming's character basing his perfromance around the character in Fleming's novels. John Gardner produced a book based on the screenplay that had a limited hardback publication run and has since become one of the most sought after John Gardner books. Mint
Lot 166
First Edition novel book of the film. Ex Library 1979 saw the new James Bond film starring Roger Moore following in the trend of the time going completely science fiction. Christopher Wood emulated his success from the previous film and this time without Richard Maibaum he conceived the screenplay for Moonraker. Again wood published a book of the film which had a limited run in hardback and again most went to the UK libraries. This particular version was sold on the open market and therefore is highly desirable. Fine
Lot 168
First Edition novel book of the film. Ex Library In 1977 the new James Bond film starring Roger Moore was the second in the stable to have a completely new storyline and in this case a set of new villains not conceived by Ian Fleming. Fleming's orignal novel was not percieved as blockbuster material, Christopher Wood was contracted to write the screenplay together with Bond regular Richard Maibaum. Christopher Wood also took the opportunity in writing the book of the film that was so different to the Fleming original. Christopher Wood published this book managing to capture Fleming's essence and setting Bond in the modern world amongst the Science Fiction p that he and Maibaum conceived. The hardback versions of these books were published in limited numbers with only a first edition run and most were taken in by libraries across the UK, consequently they are increasingly hard to find. Fine
Lot 1028
Stoker (Bram) Dracula, 8vo, original mustard-coloured cloth with red lettering, First Edition, First Printing on thicker paper, sheets bulking to just over one inch, pages untrimmed and with blank leaf (pp391/392) and blank end paper, no advertisements; published by Archibald Constable and Company, Westminster 1897. See illustration
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Lot 2266A
* MERVYN GOODE (BRITISH b.1948), A SUSSEX FARMHOUSE ON THE RIVER ARUN oil on canvas, signed 51cm x 67cm (20 x 26 inches) Framed Note: Mervyn Goode is one of the country's leading and most respected traditional landscape painters in oil. His first One-man Exhibition, at the Highton Gallery in London in 1970, which featured entirely oil paintings depicting the Hampshire landscape, was a 'sell out', and stimulated considerable interest and achieved rare acclaim from Collectors and Critics, both here and abroad. Numerous One-man Exhibitions held in London and the provinces; a One-man Exhibition in the U.S.A; countless invited featurings in Mixed Exhibitions in Public and Private Galleries throughout the country; featurings in television documentaries; and an ever-increasing demand from Collectors in the UK and abroad. Mervyn Goode's work has been reproduced by the Medici Society, Kingsmead Publications, the Bucentaur Gallery, CCA Stationery, Royle Publications, Country Cards, the Almanac Gallery, the Paper House Group, Phoenix Trading and Rosentiel's (who, during 2004, launched a publication of strictly limited edition prints of two of his paintings, each being an issue of 295 copies signed by the artist), and in numerous Fine Art Books and Periodicals.
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Lot 174
Set of four 'The Wonderful World of Walt Disney' published by Grolier, 'Defeat into Victory' by Cassell, 'Harry Potter & The Order of the Phoenix' First Edition, 'The English in Egypt with Life of General Gordon', 'Judge Dredd/Nobo' Comic, 'Transformers Generation Two' Comic Volume 1, 'Mutiny on the Bounty', 'Through the Looking Glass, what I found there' by Lewis Caroll etc
Lot 499
A first edition of Nottinghamia Vetus et Nova, or an Historical Account of the Ancient and Present State of the town of Nottingham by Charles Deering, printed 1751, containing myltiplw plates and pull-out maps, old re-binding; an accompanying Index to Deering's Nottinghamia by Rupert Chicken, printed 1899, preface page signed by hand R.C.Chicken, title page with 'No. 14' handwritten in top right corner (2)
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