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Lot 473
(Sir Henry Rider) Cetywayo and his White Neighbour (Sir Henry Rider) Cetywayo and his White Neighbours first edition half-title quotations on leaf facing title rather foxed at beginning and end with the author`s signature dated 1899 on Ditchingham House card loosely inserted in envelope mounted on front pastedown ink signature of Harry Rackham on front free endpaper original green cloth gilt spine slightly bumped at head and foot but a good copy [Scott I; Sadleir 1082; Wolff 2897] 8vo 1882. *** The author`s first book one of 750 copies published at the author`s and his father`s expense for £50. “In 1875 at the age of nineteen [Haggard] went out to South Africa as secretary Sir Henry Bulwer governor of Natal. At the time of the first annexation of the Transvaal (1877) he was on the staff of the special commissioner Sir Theophilus Shepstone and hoisted the Union flag in the square at Pretoria. In 1878 he became a master and registrar of the high court of the Transvaal. In 1879 he returned to England and married in 1880 a Norfolk heiress Mariana Louisa daughter of Major John Margitson 19th Regiment of Ditchingham House Norfolk...On going back to the Transvaal he witnessed its surrender to the Boers and the overthrow of Shepstone`s policy.” DNB
Lot 553
Jacques Villon 1875-1963- "Mon Vieux, Luxembourg" (G./P. 384, III, V, IV) three drypoints, 1935, the third, fifth and sixth final states, each signed in pencil, the last inscribed essai (aside from the edition of 40) on laid and wove papers, with full margin, in good condition: Jacques Villon 1875-1963- "La Lecture Sur L`Herbe and Les Territoriaux (G./P. 254 and 268) two soft-ground etchings, one with aquatint, 1910-11, each signed in pencil, the first titled and inscribed épreuve unique, (an unrecorded proof, Ginestet and Pouillon only recorded a few impressions printed in colours) the second unnumbered the edition was 30, on laid and Japan papers respectively, with full margins, some creasing to the first, discolouration and minor staining to the second, 30.5x39cm and 25.8x39cm, (5) (unframed)
Lot 1303
A collection of eight exclusive first edition Coaches and Buses, including models Bristol Crosville 14003, Cheltenham district Gloucestershire echo 14004, Ford Thames Valley 14007, Brighton and Hovel Festival 14001, Midland Red 16005, Orange Luxury 18701, Bristol 16311 and Grenadier Coach premier travel
Lot 1334
A collection of eight exclusive First Edition model buses, including Eastern National 14002, Bristol South Wales Skyrider open top 18601, McGills Leyland National 14701,Southwest National Express 15701, Reading Buses 170301, Metroline 20601, Leyland National Green Line 14401, and Southdown 15709.
Lot 1342
A collection of exclusive First edition Model Buses including Bristol Southern Vectis 25105, National Lincolnshire 29406, Maidstone B district Harrington Grenadier 12301, Southdown Harrington 12101, Yelloways Harrington 11902 plus a twin pack Harrington Cavalier and Grenadier Surrey Motors and Timpsons
Lot 359
Concorde: A collection of 7 limited edition Concorde covers from 2003, each one individually signed, three ‘Great Concorde Destinations, Egypt: Land of the Pharaohs’, 7 Oct, signed by Capt Chris Norris, Senior First Officer Barbara Harmer & Engineering Manager Claud Freeman, plus four from ‘Concorde Christmas New York, Central Park’ (ex) (7)
Lot 360
Concorde: A collection of 5 limited edition signed Concorde Covers, Leap Year29 Feb 2004, signed by Capt Les Evans & Capt Paul Bandall, two ‘Chasing the Eclipse’, 24 Sept 2002, one signed by Capt J. Hutchinson & Capt R. Westray, the other signed by Capt H. Linfield & SEO T. Norcott, ‘Columbus Day’ 12 Oct 2004 signed by Capt. P. Bandall & SEO P. Griffin and ‘First Flight Keflavik-London’ anniversary 18 Aug 2004 signed by Capt J. Massie & SEO T. Norcott (vg) (5)
Lot 171
MORECAMBE ERIC: (1926-1984) & WISE ERNIE: (1925-1999) British Comedians. Book signed and inscribed by both Morecambe and Wise individually, being a hardback edition of Eric & Ernie-The Autobiography of Morecambe & Wise, First Edition published by W. H. Allen, London, 1973. Signed by both Morecambe and Wise in bold black ink to the blank frontispiece and inscribed in Morecambe`s hand. Also signed in blue ink by the actresses Margaret Lockwood and Thora Hird, both with their names alone. With the dust jacket (very small minor stain to front). VG
Lot 266
CINEMA: Selection of signed 8 x 10 photographs and slightly larger etc., by various film and television actors who have starred in Science Fiction or Fantasy films including Tom Baker, Peter Davison, Colin Baker & Sylvester McCoy (Limited Edition Doctor Who First Day Cover signed by all four individually), Marina Sirtis, Brent Spiner, William Shatner & Leonard Nimoy, Dave Prowse, Ewan McGregor, Christopher Lee, Orlando Bloom, Gary Lockwood, Keir Dullea etc. Many of the images are colour and show the actors in character costume. Framed and glazed (6). G to generally VG, 19
Lot 335
FLEMING ALEXANDER: (1881-1955) Scottish Biologist, Nobel Prize winner for Physiology or Medicine, 1945. Book signed, a hardback edition of The Nature of the Bacterial Surface-A Symposium of The Society for General Microbiology, April 1949, edited by A. A. Miles and N. W. Pirie, First Edition published by Blackwell Scientific Publications, Oxford, November 1949. With a Preface by Alexander Fleming. Signed by Fleming to the front free endpaper and dated 1st January 1950 in his hand. With the stamp of the Wright-Fleming Institute Library alongside his signature and various other Library stamps etc. to the front pastedown. Blue cloth binding (spine faded) and lacking the dustjacket. About VG
Lot 350
HILLARY EDMUND: (1919-2008) New Zealand Mountaineer, the first man, with Tenzing Norgay, to reach the summit of Mount Everest, 1953. Book signed and inscribed, a hardback edition of High Adventure, First Edition published by Hodder & Stoughton, London, 1955. Signed to the half title page by Hillary in blue ink. Lacking the dustjacket. Together with a hardback edition of The Spencers on Spas by Raine Spencer, with photographs by John Spencer, First Edition published by Weidenfeld and Nicolson, London, 1983. Signed in blue ink by Raine Spencer to the title page and additionally signed and inscribed in black fountain pen ink by John Spencer, `To Diana....John Spencer, Althorp, September 24th 1984`, also to the title page. Accompanied by the dustjacket. Some foxing to Hillary`s book, FR to VG, 2
Lot 355
JOHN PAUL II: (1978-2005) Pope of the Catholic Church 1978-2005. Book signed, a hardback edition of Crossing the Threshold of Hope, First Edition published by Jonathan Cape, London, 1994. Signed (`Johannes Paulus II`) in blue ink to the title page and dated 17th January 1995 in his hand. Accompanied by the dust jacket. Rare in this form. VG The signature was obtained personally by the vendor in Papua New Guinea on 17th January 1995 when the Pope performed the beatification of Blessed Peter ToRot (1912-1945). Accompanied by a colour printed brochure entitled Blessed Peter ToRot-A Martyr of the Church.
Lot 358
REID THOMAS: (1710-1796) Scottish Philosopher, a contemporary of David Hume. Founder of the Scottish School of Common Sense. A.L.S., Tho. Reid, one page, small 4to, Glasgow College, 28th June 1796, to [John Bell, his publisher]. Reid acknowledges receipt of `the two books sent by Gabriel Watson, & these handsomely bound which was more than I asked.` and continues `You may please to present Mr. Dugald Stewart with a copy of the new edition from me, & Dr. Gregory with another. I shall want a third for myself.` In concluding Reid writes `I wrote you when I sent the first Vol. corrected, that I had the second corrected by me which I should send when it was wanted. I send it now by Gabriel Watson.` With partial blank integral leaf. Rare. VG Published in the Correspondence of Thomas Reid (Edinburgh Edition, Vol. 4, letter no. 125, p.236, edited by Paul Wood). It is believed to be the only letter in the collection which remains in private hands, making its appearance at auction a rare opportunity for a collector to acquire an autograph by Reid.
Lot 454
BALZAC HONORE DE: (1799-1850) French Novelist & Playwright. Rare book signed and inscribed, a hardback edition of Le Livre Mystique, First Edition published by Werdet, Paris, 1st December 1835. Signed in bold, dark fountain pen ink by Balzac to the half title page, `A Madame la Comtesse Appony, homage de l`auteur, de Balzac`. Half brown leather with gilt title to spine, six raised bands and green marbled boards. Volume One, with the circular blindstamp of the Alexandre Gourdon collection to the half title page. Some light foxing to the inside pages and minor age wear, about VG A fine presentation copy, inscribed to one of the authors closest female friends, Comtesse Appony, the wife of the Austrian Ambassador and the hostess of a famous salon at which Balzac was a frequent guest.
Lot 461
GRAHAME KENNETH (1859-1932) Scottish Writer of The Wind in the Willows & SHEPARD ERNEST H. (1879-1976) English Artist & Book Illustrator. Book signed by both Grahame and Shepard individually, being a hardback edition of The Golden Age, by Kenneth Grahame, with illustrations and decorations by Ernest H. Shepard, First Edition published by John Lane, The Bodley Head Ltd., London, 1928. The large paper edition, printed on specially made rag paper, is number 83 of a limited edition of 275. Signed by both Grahame and Shepard with their names alone in dark fountain pen ink to the limitations page. Vellum spine with gilt titles and marbled boards, top edge gilt, uncut pages. Lacking the original slipcase. Some light wear to the spine, with slight loss of gilt lettering, and some slight foxing to the endpapers, otherwise VG
Lot 592
LABOUR POLITICS: An autograph album containing over 20 signatures by various British Labour party politicians including Hugh Dalton, Emanuel Shinwell, James Callaghan, Edward Shackleton, Herbert Morrison, Aneurin Bevan, George Brown, Sam Watson, George Thomas, Hartley Shawcross, Geoffrey Bing, Alice Bacon, Tom Driberg etc., also including other signatures of much less significance. Most pages multiple signed. Together with a signed hardback edition of In Place of Fear by Aneurin Bevan, First Edition published by William Heinemann Ltd., London, 1952. Signed by Bevan with his name alone in dark ink to the title page and additionally signed and inscribed to the fly leaf by Desmond Donnelly (1920-1974, British Politician), ‘To Trevor, in token of appreciation as the architect of a majority of 9026 from Desmond Donnelly’ and dated 4th April 1952 in his hand. Lacking the dust jacket. G to VG, 2
Lot 610
YELTSIN BORIS: (1931-2007) First President of the Russian Federation 1991-99. Book signed, a hardback edition of Confession on an Assigned Theme, published in Russian, 1991. Signed by Yeltsin (`From the author, Boris Yeltsin`, in Cyrillic) in bold black fountain pen ink to the title page and dated 15th February 1992 in his hand. Accompanied by the dust jacket. VG
Lot 643
KENNEDY JOHN F.: (1917-1963) American President 1961-63. Book signed, being a paperback edition of The Strategy of Peace, published by Harper & Brothers, New York, 1960 (First Edition of the paperback), signed (`John Kennedy`) in blue ink with his name alone to the title page. Some scuffing, light discoloration and creasing to the covers (FR), the interior VG
![[KENNEDY JOHN F.]: (1917-1963) American President 1961-63. Hardback edition of The Robot that Helped to Make a President-A re](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/35396/2805653/644-201012715526_468x382.jpg)
Lot 644
[KENNEDY JOHN F.]: (1917-1963) American President 1961-63. Hardback edition of The Robot that Helped to Make a President-A reconnaissance into the mysteries of John F. Kennedy`s signature by Charles Hamilton, First Limited Edition published by H. Keith Thompson, New York, 1965. With two loose inserts. Accompanied by the dust jacket. A scarce and invaluable reference work. Some light age wear to the dust jacket, otherwise VG
Lot 647
OBAMA BARACK: (1961- ) American President 2009- . Nobel Peace Prize winner, 2009. Book signed, a hardback edition of Dreams from My Father-A Story of Race and Inheritance, First Edition published by Crown Publishers, New York, 2004. Signed by Obama in bold black ink with his name alone to the title page. With a small silver authentication sticker affixed at the base of the title page. With the dust jacket. VG
Lot 648
CLINTON HILLARY: (1947- ) American First Lady 1993-2001. Secretary of State 2009- . Book signed, a hardback edition of Invitation to the White House, Limited Edition published by Simon & Schuster, New York, 2000. Signed (`Hillary Rodham Clinton`) in bold black ink with her name alone to the preliminary blank. One of a Deluxe Flat Signed Limited Edition of fifty, bound in maroon leather with gilt lettering and decoration to cover and spine. EX
Lot 656
LINDBERGH CHARLES: (1902-1974) American Aviator who made the first solo non-stop flight across the Atlantic Ocean, 20th-21st May 1927. Book signed and inscribed, a hardback edition of We-The Famous Flier`s own story of his life and his transatlantic flight, together with his views on the future of aviation, published by G. B. Putnam`s Sons, New York, July 1927 (second impression), blue cloth with gilt lettering and image of the Spirit of St. Louis to the front cover. Signed by Lindbergh to the title page, `To Gerta Friedler, with best wishes, Charles A. Lindbergh`. The signature is a little scratchy in places although completely legible. Lacking the dustjacket. Spine loose and with some age wear, about G Inscribed to Gerta Friedler who, with her husband Heinz, were employed by Juan Trippe, the founder of Pan American Airways and a close business associate and friend of Lindbergh. The lot includes a small selection of greetings cards and letters etc. sent to the Friedler`s by various relatives and friends, not associated with Lindbergh.
Lot 666
AVIATION: An excellent, large colour 24.5 x 32.5 print entitled Great Moments in Aviation History by artist William J. Reynolds, the image depicting over twenty aircraft and space rockets of different designs and periods in flight. Signed in bold pencil to the lower border by fifteen famous pilots comprising Neil Armstrong (1930- ) American Astronaut, Commander of Apollo XI (1969). The first man to walk on the moon, George A. Vaughn Jr. (1897-1989) American Fighter Ace of World War I, Leigh Wade (1897-1991) American Pioneer Aviator, flew around the world, 1924, James H. Doolittle (1896-1993) American Air Force General of World War II, Curtis LeMay (1906-1990) American Air Force General of World War II, George Gay (1917-1994) American Pilot of World War II, Joe Foss (1915-2003) American Fighter Ace of World War II, John W. Mitchell (d.1995) American Fighter Pilot of World War II, Chuck Yeager (1923- ) American Test Pilot, the first to travel faster than sound, 1947, Gail S. Halvorsen (1920- ) American Command Pilot, the original Candy Bomber, Paul W. Tibbets (1915-2007) American Brigadier General in the United States Air Force, pilot of the Enola Gay, the first aircraft to drop an atomic bomb in the history of warfare, Francis Gabreski (1919-2002) American Fighter Ace of World War II, William `Pete` Knight (1929-2004) American Test Pilot & Astronaut, Michael Novosel (1922-2006) American Air Force Pilot who served in World War II, Korea and Vietnam and Robin Olds (1922-2007) American Fighter Pilot of World War II. Also signed by the artist William J. Reynolds. Limited Edition number 54 of 1100. Professionally matted in two shades of blue to an overall size of 30 x 29. A rare and impressive collection of aviation signatures. EX
Lot 676
ALDRIN BUZZ: (1930- ) American Astronaut, Lunar Module Pilot of Apollo XI (1969). The second man to set foot on the moon. Book signed, a hardback edition of Encounter with Tiber, First Edition published by Warner Books, New York, July 1996. Signed by Aldrin with his name alone in blue ink to a clear area of the title page. Accompanied by the dust jacket. VG
Lot 679
COLLINS MICHAEL: (1930- ) American Astronaut, Command Module Pilot of Apollo XI, 1969. Book signed and inscribed, a hardback edition of Carrying the Fire-An Astronaut`s Journeys, First Edition published by Farrar, Straus and Giroux, New York, 1974. Signed by Collins in black ink to the title page, `For David Scott, with all good wishes, Michael Collins` and dated February 1976 in his hand. Accompanied by the dustjacket (tears at edges). With the ownership signature of David H. Scott to the fly leaf. Also included is a photocopy of a letter from Collins to Ira Eaker, making reference to Scott. G
Lot 82
Golden Cockerel Press. The First Crusade, the Deeds of the Franks and other Jerusalemites...translated into English for the first time by Somerset de Chair, 1945,. wood engraved illusts. by Clifford Webb, t.e.g. remainder rough-trimmed, orig. half vellum gilt, 4to. Limited edition. Number 233 of 500 copies. (1)
Lot 96
Tern Press. An Alphabet of Emblems, by Alan Halsey, printed by Nicholas Parry, Tern Press, Market Drayton, 1987,. linocuts throughout, orig. textured cloth in d.j., d.j. with sl. creasing and a few short edge-tears, sm. 4to, (limited edition, 44/70 copies, signed by Mary Parry and Nicholas Parry) together with Blore Heath, Tern Press, [Market Drayton], 1987, seven linocuts, incl. title, and three large initial letters, rough-trimmed, orig. cloth in d.j., d.j. very sl. creased and frayed at edges, 8vo, (limited edition 17/100 copies, signed by Nicholas Parry and Mary Parry), plus Five Odes of Anacreon, Translated into English by Thomas Moore, and First Published in 1800, illustrated with etchings by Nicholas Parry, Tern Press, Market Drayton, 1985, five etched and eng. copper plts., untrimmed, orig. qtr. cloth, printed paper label on faded spine, slim 4to, (limited edition, 5/75 copies, signed by Nicholas Parry), plus five other books printed at the Tern Press (8)
Lot 131
Dodgson (Rev. Charles Lutwidge, i.e. Lewis Carroll). The Nursery “Alice”, containing Twenty Coloured Enlargements from Tenniel’s Illustrations to “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” with text adapted to Nursery Readers..., 1st ed., early issue, Macmillan, 1889,. with ‘People’s Edition, Price Two Shillings’ at head of title-page, col. printed frontis. and illusts. to text, with Alice’s profile visible on p.34, pubs. ads. at rear, occn. light marks, half-title foxed, contents leaf with top outer blank corner torn away, orange endpapers, with early ms. ownership name on front free endpaper, orig. cloth-backed boards, rubbed and darkened, some wear to corners, 4to, together with another copy of The Nursery Alice, 2nd ed., 1890, and a 1st ed. of Rhyme? and Reason?, 1883, orig. cloth. Williams, Madan, Green 215 - ‘This first edition is not common’. (3)
Lot 250
Dahl (Roald). James and the Giant Peach, 1st ed., 1st issue, pub. Knopf, New York, 1961, colour and b & w illustrations by Nancy Ekholm Burkert, presentation inscription to front endpaper, original red cloth, d.j., spine ends a little chipped and rubbed, one or two minor tears and creases, 8vo. A good copy of the author’s first children’s book, the U.S. first edition preceeding the first U.K. edition by six years.. (1)
Lot 271
Raverat (Gwendolen, illust.). The Bird Talisman, An Eastern Tale, by Henry Allen Wedgwood, Faber, 1939, eight col. plts., and numerous b & w letterpress vigns., orig. marbled cloth gilt, tall 8vo, together with Leighton (Clare, illust.), Wuthering Heights, by Emily Bront?, 1931, 12 wood eng. plts., endpapers partially toned, top edges red, remainder rough-trimmed, orig. red cloth, some mottled fading and light marks, 4to, plus Sandford (Lettice, illust.), Dreams & Life, Le R?ve et la Vie, by Gérard de Nerval, Translation by Vyvyan Holland, The First Edition Club, 1933, addn. double-page eng. title, eng. plt., some foxing, mainly to endpapers and edges, orig. patterned cloth, tall 8vo (limited edition, 191/450 copies), plus five other illust. books similar, incl. Raverat, Joan Hassall, Tunnicliffe, and an eng. entitled Boy Bird’s Nesting, by Eric Ravilious, Merivale Editions, 238/500 copies (9)
Lot 294
Brand (Christianna). Death in High Heels, 1st ed., John Lane, The Bodley Head, 1941, half-title with tip of top outer corner creased, early ms. ownership name on front free endpaper, orig. orange cloth, lettered in silver on spine, in sl. rubbed d.j., chipped and creased at edges, 8vo. Notoriously rare first edition of crime writer Christiana Brand’s first book, which wasn’t published in the US until 1954. Brand is also the author of the children’s series Nurse Matilda, which Emma Thompson adapted to film as Nanny McPhee (2005). (1)
Lot 307
Deighton (Len). Only When I Larf, privately printed, 1967, title inscribed by the author “To Eric and Romilly, with love and best wishes Len Deighton”, orig. printed comb-bound limp boards featuring an English note on the front and rear covers, upper board inscribed by the cover designer Ray Hawkey “To Brian with best wishes Ray (Hawkey)... with now no fear of Bank of England interference”, lower cover slightly marked, folio. Eric Hiscock was for many years the Book Correspondent of the Evening Standard Newspaper. Limited edition 40/150 privately printed by the author to establish copyright while negotiating the motion picture deal with Paramount Pictures. The first trade edition was published a year later in 1968. (1)
Lot 314
Dust Jackets. A collection of 30 original modern first edition jackets, 1920’s-60’s, including Ian Fleming’s On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, 1963, You Only Live Twice, 1964, The Man With the Golden Gun, 1965 (four copies), A.A. Milne’s Winnie-the-Pooh, 1926 and The House at Pooh Corner, 1928, Ernest Hemingway’s For Whom the Bell Tolls, Scribner’s, 1940 (first issue without photographer’s name on rear panel), John Steinbeck’s East of Eden, Viking, 1952 (first issue with author photo and no review), and Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged, Random House, 1957, varying condition (30)
![[Fleming, Ian]. The Traveller’s Tree, A Journey through the Caribbean Islands, by Patrick Leigh Fermor, 1st ed., 1950,.](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10729/2804430/317-20101127122812_468x382.jpg)
Lot 317
[Fleming, Ian]. The Traveller’s Tree, A Journey through the Caribbean Islands, by Patrick Leigh Fermor, 1st ed., 1950,. author’s first book, b & w illusts., double-page map, b & w illusts. from photos at rear, a few neat ink corrections of French quotes (in author’s hand?), ownership signature of Ian Fleming, 16 Victoria Square, SW1, to front free endpaper, marginal pencil lines presumed to be in Ian Fleming’s hand with reference to sections on Haiti and voodoo (pp. 263 ff), orig. cloth, dampstained and worn with spine near-detached, 8vo. Patrick Leigh Fermor or Paddy as he was known to his friends including Ian Fleming and his wife, established his reputation as Britain’s greatest living travel writer with this account of his travels through the Caribbean in the 1940s. James Bond refers to this book in ‘Live and Let Die’ (1954) to get up to date with Haitian voodoo before setting off to New York. See pp. 29-33 of the first edition which acknowledges the origin of the work in the footnote to page 29: ‘This, one of the great travel books, is published by John Murray at 25s’. Provenance: From the family of Frank Beckett, gardener for Ian Fleming at his house in Sevenhampton, near Swindon, Wiltshire in the mid 1970s. Very good for rebinding. (1)
Lot 407
Tolkien (J.R.R.). The Lord of the Rings, 3 vols., (The Fellowship of the Ring, The Two Towers, & The Return of the King), all 1st eds., 1954-55,. three folding maps (loose), pencil annotations and corrections to each vol. throughout, possibly by a proof reader or publisher’s editor, first copy with half-title and final leaf loose, with some marks and stains, all disbound without covers, 8vo. A set of Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings in the first edition, with annotations in pencil throughout. Sold not subject to return. (3)
Lot 408
Tolkien (J.R.R.). The Hobbit, Or There and Back Again, 1st ed., 2nd imp., 1937, four coloured plates by the author, b & w illustrations, map endpapers, one or two light spots, previous owner inscription, original green pictorial cloth, joints and edges rubbed, slight lean, 8vo. The second impression was published in the same year as the first, and is the first edition with coloured plates.. (1)
Lot 477
* Bambi. He Can Call Me Flower If He Wants To, WDCC, c. 2000; Whats Going On Around Here?, WDCC, c. 2000; Oh... Gosh, WDCC, c. 2000 & Did the Young Prince Fall Down?, WDCC, 2004, together four figurines, each with COA (except last two figurines), height approx. 8 inches and smaller, all mint in orig. boxes. First figurine limited edition 5225/10000. (4)
Lot 478
* Bambi, Little April Shower, c. 2000; Purty Flowers, c. 2000; Knocked for a Loop, 2002; Walking on Air, 2002; Hello, Hello There, c. 2000 & Hee! Hee! Hee!, c. 2000, all WDCC,. together six figurines, each with COA (except last figurine), height approx. 6 inches and smaller, all mint in orig. boxes. First figurine limited edition 2640/7500. (6)
Lot 489
* Cinderella. A Lovely Dress for Cinderelly, c. 2000s; They Can’t Stop Me From Dreaming, c. 1990s; Tea for Two, c. 1990s, all WDCC, together three figurines, each with COA, height approx. 8.5 inches and smaller, first figurine lacking polystyrene inserts, all mint in orig. boxes. First figurine limited edition 1879/5000. (3)
Lot 503
* Lady and the Tramp. Opposites Attract, c. 2005; We Are Siamese if You Please, c. 2002; We Are Siamese if You Don’t Please, c. 2002; & Birdcage, c. 2002; all WDCC,. together three figurines and birdcage, figurines with COA, height approx. 10 inches and smaller, slight wear to birdcage, first figurine in orig. box only. First figurine limited edition 3623/4000. (4)
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