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![[Sci-Fi] Alan Dean Foster’s Alien published Macdonald General 1979 first edition hardback in dust-wrapper, Space a Novel by J](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/1feae78c-a0a6-474e-bb50-ab2900b470ba/38092f5b-8894-405c-8f1b-ab2c0110e52b/468x382.jpg)
![[David Hockney] Six Fairy Tales from the Brothers Grimm with Original Etchings by David Hockney published Petersburg Press 19](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/1feae78c-a0a6-474e-bb50-ab2900b470ba/a8cb8045-527b-42fd-923b-ab2c011b8ed8/468x382.jpg)
Lot 323
John Ruskin The Stones of Venice comprising The Foundations, The Sea-Stories and The Fall with Illustrations Drawn by the Author published Smith Elder & Co 1851-1853 in 3 volumes first edition with 53 plates (complete) and text illustrations bound by Stikeman, in half red leather over marbled boards with raised bands and gilt lettering (3)
Lot 343
JOHN SPEED "John Speed's England", a coloured facsimile of the first edition, four volumes, edited by John Arlott, published Phoenix House Limited 1953, paper board bound with cloth spines, tooled and giled. Each contained in a contemporary slip case, together with a folder containing various War Office maps of Europe (approx 30)
Lot 346
A box of various antiquarian books, including "The Story of Nell Gwynn" published Bradbury & Evans 1852 bound by Kauffman, tooled and gilded green leather, WILLA CATHER "The Professor's House" first edition 1925, cloth board bound with tooled and gilded leather spine, various other leather-bound volumes
Lot 123
SHAKESPEARE'S DRAMATIC WORKS WITH EXPLANATORY NOTES. A NEW EDITION TO WHICH IS NOW ADDED A COPIOUS INDEX TO THE REMARKABLE PASSAGES AND WORDS BY THE REV SAMUEL AYSCOUGH. EMBELLISHED WITH A STRIKING LIKENESS OF SHAKESPEARE FRON THE FIRST FOLIO EDITION - REV AYSCOUGH, WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE. PUBLISHED BY LONDON, JOHN STOCKDALE 1790
Lot 118
GILBERT & GEORGE: GILBERT PROESCH (1943- ) & GEORGE PASSMORE (1942- ) Italian & English Artists, a collaborative duo known as Gilbert & George. Signed paperback edition of The Fundamental Pictures by Gilbert and George, published by Alexander Roussos, London, 1996, to accompany an exhibition from 3rd May to 28th June 1997, featuring many colour reproductions of artworks although missing the CD-ROM which originally accompanied it. Signed by both Gilbert and George individually with their first names in black ink to the title page. VG
Lot 184
AUTOGRAPH COLLECTING: Small selection of three hardback reference books relating to philography comprising Autograph Collecting: A Practical Manual for Amateurs and Historical Students by Henry T. Scott, First Edition published by L. Upcott Gill, London, n.d. (1894), Chats on Autographs by A. M. Broadley, published by T. Fisher Unwin, London, 1910 and Four Hundred Years of British Autographs by Ray Rawlins, First Edition published by J. M. Dent & Sons Ltd., London, 1970 (ex-library copy, accompanied by the dust jacket). Some age wear and minor faults, generally about G, 3
Lot 209
ROSE ALEC: (1908-1991) English Sailor who participated in the second single-handed Atlantic race in 1964 and circumnavigated the globe single-handedly in 1967-68. A turquoise woolen knit cap with a yellow stripe around the base and yellow 'bobble' on the top, being the knit cap worn by Rose during his round the world voyage on Lively Lady. Accompanied by an A.L.S., Alec R Rose, one page, 8vo, n.p., n.d., to Mr. Howard, stating, in part, 'It was nice to meet you at Lymington and to see you had my woolley hat. This hat I was wearing constantly during my round the world voyage, and was wearing it on my return to Southsea'. Also including a book signed, being a hardback edition of My Lively Lady, First Standard Edition published by the Nautical Publishing Company in association with George G. Harrap & Company Ltd., Lymington & London, 1968. Signed and dated by Rose to the title page. Accompanied by the dustjacket, and further including an unsigned 5 x 6.5 photograph of Rose standing in a three quarter length pose. The knit cap is a little faded and frayed, particularly at the top where the 'bobble' has become loose, the letter and photograph are both laid down and the former has some wrinkling and staining, affecting the text and signature (which remain legible), the book is in fine condition. FR (2), G to VG, 4 Several of the photographs of Rose reproduced in his book My Lively Lady show him wearing the knit cap included in the present lot.
Lot 252
SIGNED PRINTS: A miscellaneous selection of signed colour prints by various military, naval and aviation personnel, some associated with World War II, comprising The Bridge at Arnhem by Alan Fearnley (First Edition 24 x 18.5 print signed by John Frost in pencil), K. M. Bismarck by Robert Taylor (two identical 24 x 20 prints, each signed in pencil by Baron von Mullenheim Rechburg), Last of the Knights by Terence J. Bird (Limited Edition 20.5 x 28.5 print signed in pencil to the lower border by Adolf Galland and two others, numbered 443 of 500), RFA Stromness: End of an Era by Peter Stuart Hogan (23.5 x 16.5 print signed by Barrie Dickinson, Captain of RFA Stromness during the Falklands Campaign) and Air Strike over West Falkland (25 x 20 print signed in pencil by Sharkey Ward). All are rolled and with some light creasing and age wear, largely to the borders. G to VG, 6
Lot 27
DRESSLER MARIE: (1868-1934) Canadian-American Actress, Academy Award winner. Book signed and inscribed, a hardback edition of The Life Story of an Ugly Duckling - An Autobiographical Fragment in Seven Parts by Marie Dressler, First Edition published by Robert M. McBride, New York, 1924. Signed in fountain pen ink to the half title page, 'To the father of my Ducklings, I send my love, Gratefully, Marie Dressler' and dated 18th November 1924 in her hand. The front free endpaper and half title page are neatly detached and the front board a little loose, G
Lot 52
MARX GROUCHO: (1890-1977) American Film Comedian, one of the Marx Brothers. Book signed, being a hardback edition of The Groucho Letters - Letters from and to Groucho Marx, First Edition published by Simon and Schuster, New York, 1967. Signed ('Groucho') by Marx with his first name only in blue ink to the blank front pastedown. Accompanied by the dust jacket (a few small tears at the edges). About VG
Lot 86
MADONNA: (1958- ) American Singer & Actress. The Madonna Children's Limited Edition boxed set of hardback editions, published by Callaway Arts & Entertainment in association with Bergdorf Goodman, the set comprising a T.L.S., Madonna, one page, 4to, London, October 2005, to 'Dear Reader', stating, in part, 'Reading has always been a huge part of my life. Motherhood inspired me to write a collection of stories to share my life's lessons with Lola and Rocco, and with children everywhere. Mr. Peabody's Apples came to me first……Some stories took just a few days to write, others evolved over many months, but they were all a labor of love…..', a 4to colour giclee digital print of Madonna signed by the artist Loren Long (illustrator of Mr. Peabody's Apples), both loosely contained in a printed sleeve, First edition copies of Madonna's five stories for children of all ages ('even grown-up ones') comprising Mr. Peabody's Apples, The English Roses (with slipcase), The Adventures of Abdi, Yakov and the Seven Thieves and Lotsa de Casha (all accompanied by their dust jackets), a two disc CD collection of the five books narrated by Madonna and a CD-ROM with bonus features (in the unbroken original shrink wrapping). Limited Edition number 64 of 1000 and contained in the original blue box with an illustration of Madonna to the lid. EX
Lot 165
A Collection of Vintage and Other Books to Include a 1950 First Edition of Sea Boots by Robert C. Du Soe, 1926 Edition of Debits and Credits by Rudyard Kipling, Mother Goose and Her Friends in Fairyland, Cousin Timothy by Margaret Baines Reed, 1897 Edition of Our Queen her Life and Times etc
Lot 462
Michael Harte limited edition print, SS Titanic' White Star Line, no.36/800, signed (bottom right) 32cm x 37cm, framed and glazed, together with a large quantity of First World War related books including volumes 1-6 of Hammerton's 'A Popular History of the Great War', 'Odham's A.B.C. of the Great War', Patrick MacGill 'The Great Push', two large books of images and more (parcel)
Lot 900
A collection of modern first edition volumes including: Edmund Hillary, High Adventure, 1955; Stirling Moss, A Turn at the Wheel, 1961; Evelyn Waugh, Men at Arms, 1952; Alistair MacLean, The Guns of Navarone 1959; Graham Greene, The Tenth Man 1985; The Captain and the Enemy 1988; Henry Miller, Black Spring 1963, etc.All items are firsts apart from Midnights Children which is 3rd impression 1981
Lot 1100
Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) Spanish edition limited edition print, 197/200. In original tissue guarded wallet. Published by Mercedes Guillen circa 1970's. (Print same size as original drawing 450 x 346 mm and was originally sold with the first 200 copies of the Spanish book entitled 'Picasso'.)
Lot 1375
WITHDRAWN 'Harry Potter & The Deathly Hallows' Amazing First Edition Book Signed By J K Rowling. This is something really special and a must for any Harry Potter fan. It is a first edition 2007 hardback book Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows. It was signed by author J K Rowling in 2007 at a Bloomsbury publishing event in London.
Lot 195
Grayson Perry - National Portrait Gallery - A Map Of Days - A set of four first edition ceramic plates by the designed by the National Portrait Gallery with partial sections of the artwork by Grayson Perry's ' A Map Of Days '. Gallery marks to the reverse. Measures; 22cm diameter. Condition: In very good order with no visible damage.
Lot 1384
'Jamie Oliver Jamie's Kitchen' Nice First Edition Hard Back Book Signed By Jamie Oliver. This is something really nice and is a must for any Jamie Oliver fans. It is a first edition 2002 hard back book Jamie's Kitchen by Jamie Oliver. It was signed by Jamie Oliver for a charity auction for Penguin publishers in London 2002.
Lot 1385
'James Bond The Legacy' Outstanding First Edition Large Hardback Book Signed By Sean Connery, George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton & Pierce Brosnan This is something truly rare & outstanding, it is a must for any James Bond fan. It is a first edition 2002 large hardback book James Bond The Legacy. In 2002 this book went on a marketing tour of the UK collecting signatures of the 5 actors to play bond and who were featured in this book - they were Sean Connery, George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton and Pierce Brosnan. The events on the tour were hosted by Boxtree who published the book.
Lot 1386
'Star Wars The Empire Strikes Back' Stunning Illustrated Hard Back Script Signed By George Lucas, Irvin Kershner and Lawrence Kasdan. This is something really impressive and a must for any Star Wars fan. It is a first edition 1999 illustrated hard back script for The Empire Strikes Back. It was signed in 1999 at a Star Wars and BAFTA event in London by George Lucas, Irvin Kershner and Lawrence Kasdan.
Lot 455
Two Royal Worcester Limited Edition Handpainted Figurines, comprising Birthstone Crystal 'Pisces' No. A11, 7.5'' - 18.76 cm. Plus Royal Worcester Limited and numbered edition handpainted figurine 'Sweet Holly' modelled by David Lyttleton, No. 591. 7'' tall. Both figures in first quality mint condition. Please see images.
Lot 39
Graham Sutherland O.M. (British, 1903-1980)Five Lithographs (Tassi 116, 157) 'Rock Forms', on wove, initialled in pencil, with the GS and 2RC blindstamps, 'Forms', on Arches, signed and inscribed 'H.C.' in pencil, an hors commerce proof, 'Sheet of Studies', 1971, initialled in green pencil, a proof aside from the edition of 200, with the GS blindstamp, 'Fossil with Rock and Flames, First State', 1975, initialled in pencil, a proof aside from the edition of 99, with the GS blindstamp, 'Fossil with Rock and Flames', 1975, initialled in pencil, from an edition of 30, 'Sleeping Bird II', 1975, initialled in pencil, one of 15 artist's proofs, (there was no published edition), 770 x 570mm (30 1/4 x 22 3/8in)(SH)(unframed)(6)This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: AR
Lot 49
Laurence Stephen Lowry R.A. (British, 1887-1976)Deal Beach; Deal Sketch Two offset lithographs printed in colours, 1973, each on wove, the first signed in pencil, the second signed in blue ink, each from the edition of 850, both published by Venture Prints Ltd., Bristol, both with the Fine Art Trade Guild blindstamp, 260 x 505mm (10 1/4 x 19 7/8in)(and smaller)(I)(2)This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: AR
Lot 1031
GLENLIVET 1940 GENERATIONS AGED 70 YEARS - FIRST EDITION Single Malt Scotch Whisky Distilled 3 February 1940, matured in cask no. 339, bottled 7 September 2010, bottle no. 19 of 100. 70cl, 45.9% volume, in wooden box with certificate of authenticity, outer protective box, and care pack with gloves, dust cloth and replacement stopper.
![Allix [Charles], Carriage Clocks, published by ACC, first edition 1974, with dustwrapper](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/faa4b252-ab47-4f9b-98d7-ab2100dccdea/3dfa3696-adc9-46b3-ad11-ab220118dd26/468x382.jpg)
Lot 1834
A set of W A & A C Churchman Racing Greyhound cigarette cards, framed, another set in an album, four David French signed Greyhound Racing prints, The Holy Bible, Catholic Life edition, others, modern boxed canteen, gilt metal mounted dressing table set, Mappin & Webb electroplate sauce boat, three limited edition Looking Back - The Times of British Railways plates, various first day day covers, few mint presentation packs, loose stamps and other items (qty).
Lot 19
The Eagle Has Landed: A screenplay script for the film and related memorabilia,1976,approx.148 pages of mimeographed typescript bound in a light blue card cover, the front page displaying the title 'THE EAGLE HAS LANDED', together with; an original Kelso Film Productions LTD call sheet for Saturday 3 July 1976; an original copy of the storyboard for the parachute sequence with 16 illustrations and annotations; a first edition 'The Eagle Has Landed' book with signatures and messages from Director John Sturges, Michael Caine, Sven-Bertil Taube, Siegfried Rauch, and Donald Sutherland; and a letter on The Eagle Has Landed headed paper from production supervisor Basil Rayburn, (Qty)
Lot 36
Time Bandits: A screenplay script for the film Time Bandits and related memorabilia,Handmade Films/Janus Films, 1981,approx.125 pages of mimeographed typescript, bound in a bright blue card cover, the front page displaying the title 'THE TIME BANDITS', with '85 Del Baker' inscribed on the first page in black pen; together with a Handmade Film Partnership call sheet for Monday 19 May 1980; a print of the main artwork for the film signed by Director Terry Gilliam reading 'Del - Thanks for the guts-spilling, and head bashing you've had to endure for us - TG'; and a first edition of the book 'Time Bandits: A Screenplay by Michael Palin and Terry Gilliam', (Qty)
Lot 48
Two boxes of stamps in folders and loose, First Day Covers, catalogues, schoolboy stamp books and approximately £100 face value GB, stamps to include: China postage due/Republic of China/North East China/People's Republic/Formosa, high revenue Germany, Indonesia special delivery, early France/Austria/Germany and Italy, Charity Tax Greece, Malaysia, Australian Antarctic Territory, Cape of Good Hope, mint Russia coat of arms, South and North Korea.Together with an album of Kensitas National Flags, Scotland 1967 One Pound banknote, 1984 signed rugby cover and limited edition signed Lieutenant Governor Sir Laurence Jones cover.
![Walton, Izaak; Charles Cotton. The Complete Angler, fourth Le Gallienne edition, [1923] [Coigney 275]; fourth Le Gallienne ed](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/da85471b-46ad-46b2-a43e-ab0200b3e31a/c904024a-bad3-42e7-8d12-ab2100cdd853/468x382.jpg)
Lot 2227
Walton, Izaak; Charles Cotton. The Complete Angler, fourth Le Gallienne edition, [1923] [Coigney 275]; fourth Le Gallienne edition, [1923] [Coigney 275]; fifth Le Gallienne edition, 1923 [Coigney 276]; sixth Le Gallienne edition, 1926 [Coigney 290]; ninth Le Gallienne edition, 1938 [Coigney 331]; seventh Le Gallienne edition, 1931 [Coigney 309]; eighth Le Gallienne edition, 1931 [Coigney 310]; ninth Le Gallienne edition, 1938 [Coigney 331]; the first Grosset & Dunlap edition, [1937], with slipcase [Coigney 328]; the first Odhams Press edition, [1936] [Coigney 325]; two copies of the second Odhams Press edition, [1938] [Coigney 335]; two copies of the third Marston edition, 1915, red cloth and blue cloth [Coigney 264]; two copies of the Gough & Balston edition, 1915 (one in maroon gilt cloth appears to be a previously unrecorded binding) [Coigney 265]; two copies of the fifth Nicolas edition, 1903 (one in Coigney's first binding variant of purple cloth, the other in Coigney's third variant of red leather [Coigney 217]; the fourth Buchan edition, 1935 (the last entry in Oliver's bibliography) [Coigney 321]; the sixth Buchan edition, 1960 [Coigney 397]; the Scott-Thaw edition, 1903 [Coigney 219]; the second Methuen edition, 1903 [Coigney 220]; two copies of the sixteenth Davies edition, [1930] (one in scarce dust-jacket) [Coigney 304]; the Zephyr Books (14th Everyman) edition, 1945 [Coigney 363]; two copies of the Classics Book Club edition, 1952 [Coigney 384]; the Vane edition, 1948 [Coigney 377]; the Edwards edition, 1948 [Coigney 376]; the seventh Burt edition, [1918] [Coigney 267]; the fourteenth Burt edition, [1927] [Coigney 292]; the second Nelson edition, 1926 [Coigney 288]; third Nelson edition, 1927, scarce [Coigney 294]; seventh Nelson edition, 1948 [Coigney 372]; eighth Nelson edition, [1954] [Coigney 390]; ninth Nelson edition, [1961], vellum binding [Coigney 398]; first Modern Library edition, 1939, with dust-jacket [Coigney 337]; the Collier edition, 1962 [Coigney 404] (37)
Lot 229
FROST JOHN: (1912-1993) British Major General, leader of the small group of airborne forces at the Battle of Arnhem, 1944. A colour 24 x 20 print by artist Alan Fearnley entitled The Bridge at Arnhem (1980) depicting the battle in progress. The First Edition print has been signed by Frost with his name alone in pencil to the lower border beneath the image. Rolled and with some slight surface creasing, VG
Lot 322
Tim Mara (1948-1997), Limited edition print on paper, 'Castles In Spain', Signed, titled and dated 1993 lower right, numbered 13/50, 27.5cm x 27.5cm, Framed and glazed, Biography from tate.org.uk: Tim Mara was born in Dublin and studied art at Epsom, Wolverhampton and the Royal College of Art. He was Professor of Printmaking at the Royal College from 1991 until his death. He had his first solo show of prints in 1974 This lot may be subject to ARR, Artists Resale Rights, percentage on the hammer price. Please see our terms and conditions.
Lot 2008
BLYTON, Enid. Child Whispers. J. Saville & Co, London, 1923 1 st hardback edition. In original brown publisher’s cloth with gilt titling to front board. With partial dust wrapper, designed by Phyllis Chase. This was Enid Blyton’s first book. Together with BLYTON, Enid, Billy-Bob Tales, Methuen, London, 1942 3 rd edition, lacking wrapper and Ten Minute Tales, Methuen, London, 1942 4 th (School) edition, lacking wrapper. [3]Condition report: Child Whispers is a very clean copy Minor spotting to front endpaper, named in red ink to top of endpaper. Wrapper has significant area of loss to back panel, area of loss to top of front panel affecting text. Further area of loss at base of spine. Billy Bob Tales has a stain on front board. Minor marking on endpapers. Ten-Minute Tales is worn, has many Sellotape repairs to pages. Library stamp to front endpaper.
Lot 2019
John Lennon, In His Own Write, Jonathan Cape 30 Bedford Square London, early edition, signed by John Lennon to the opening page in blue ink, the opposing side inscribed in another hand 'Foyles Luncheon, Dorchester Hotel 23rd April 1964'. Note: This whimsical book of surrealist poems, drawings and short stories was the first solo endeavour by any of The Beatles. Originally published in March 1964, it was a huge success – reportedly selling 50,000 copies on the first day of its release in England. To celebrate the books success, Lennon was invited to a literary luncheon hosted by Foyle’s at the prestigious Dorchester Hotel in London, for which he took a break from filming A Hard Day’s Night. Also in attendance were the Earl of Arran, Arthur Askey, Harry Secombe, Mary Quant, Helen Shapiro and a crowd of press people amongst others. Unfortunately, Lennon was not aware that he was expected to make a speech or that the event was anything more than a casual lunch; and according to his wife Cynthia they were both painfully hungover. When the moment arrived, with the press and attendees waiting with bated breath to hear from the ‘intelligent’ Beatle, a terrified John Lennon stood and said "Er, thank you all very much, and God bless you." Apparently the disappointment was palpable and it was seen as a typical Lennon snub of the establishment, but he tried to make up for it by signing copies of his book – including this volume for a relative of the current vendor who was in attendance.
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