Association copies & ephemera from Matthew LaCroix (author of the fan mail that was famously used on the dust-jacket of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire), this being a collection of gifts from Bloomsbury to Matthew, together with correspondence and contemporary newspaper clippings recording his story. Collection comprising: Rowling, J. K. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, first edition, London: Bloomsbury, 2000, hardback, featuring Bloomsbury plate signed in black ink by the author (loosely inserted, sticker unused); Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, first issue paperback, London: Bloomsbury, 1999; a typed & signed letter from the Commissioning Editor at Bloomsbury, 7 July 2000, 'Dear Matthew, I am delighted to be enclosing with this letter a copy of "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" [the book in this collection]. As you can see, your letter takes pride of place on the jacket! Thank you again for allowing us to use your letter, and I very much hope that you enjoy the latest story in the Harry Potter adventures.'; a typed & signed letter from the branch manager of Waterstones, Telford, 'Dear Brian and Matthew, Thankyou for calling in to Waterstone's on Saturday, it was lovely to see you. I hope you both enjoyed every minute of Matthew's celebrity status! It was great to see him signing books in the store for our customers. Perhaps next time it will be for a book that he has written himself. As promised, I have enclosed a couple of photographs. I look forward to seeing you again before too long.'; two laminated photographs of Matthew signing copies of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire at Waterstones (as referred to in previous correspondence); two laminated compliments slips inscribed & signed by the Head of Children's Sales & Marketing at Bloomsbury (relating to the two books & signed bookplate mentioned previously); a large advertising poster from Bloomsbury promoting Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, 'New in Paperback', the design featuring Matthew's fan mail, 152cm by 50cm, complete with postage tube bearing Bloomsbury labels, postmarked 30 March 2000; a compliments slip from Bloomsbury, inscribed, 'Poster will be sent separately.'; a large promotional flyer advertising the paperback release of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, the design again featuring Matthew's fan mail with order codes for books and shop display items, 29.5cm by 42cm; a signed letter from the senior librarian at Shropshire County Council, 30 October 2001, thanking Matthew for judging a Harry Potter competition and inviting him to attend the presentation; handwritten fax sheet from Matthew's father to Bloomsbury, 'Thank-you for letter dated 18.1.00. Matthew is over the moon. We have forwarded reply in agreement to his letter being used, he is thrilled!'; a laminated dust-jacket for Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire; a collection of contemporary newspaper clippings, some laminated, celebrating the story of Matthew's fan mail being used on the jacket of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, some of the press images showing Matthew with the books and posters offered in this collection. The archive is generally well-preserved, clean, bright; the first edition Goblet of Fire has some creasing to jacket, pale spotting to edges of text-block and slight shelf-lean Provenance: Consigned to auction by the family
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Bob Dylan/George Harrison and Others: An Important Multi-Signed Les Paul Gold Top 'HALL OF FAME' DELUX EDITION Guitar Signed at The 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration at Madison Square Gardens, New York,16th October 1992,serial no.91631367 blind stamped to the back, dated 12 June 1991, with single cutaway body, mahogany neck and body with maple cap, 22-fret rosewood bound fingerboard with trapezoid inlays, headstock fitted with Kluson delux machine heads and inlaid 'Gibson' logo, decal to back 'Hall of Fame Edition', cream scratch plate, two volume and two tone controls, three way toggle switch, mini-humbucker pickups, accompanying Gibson hard shell case with pink plush lining and matching silk protector, signed by various artists on the night, including Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Eric Clapton, Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Chrissie Hynde, Ronnie Wood, Tom Petty, Johnny Winter, Kris Kristofferson, Neil Young and Stevie Wonder, accompanied by a certificateFootnotes:Provenance:From the private collection of Harvey GoldsmithOnly six weeks before the concert was scheduled Bob Dylan personally called Harvey Goldsmith asking for his help with the project. The promotion company he had been using was out of its depth with a project of this scale. Dylan knew Harvey was the right promotor to have on board for such a large and impressive line-up. Harvey accepted the job and simply knuckled down to ensure that it was well organised and managed properly. Although many of the acts had been approached by Dylan and his team to perform, it was only when they knew that Harvey was the promotor that they confirmed they would be available to play, many of whom had worked with Harvey previously. This concert was a huge event for Bob Dylan celebrating his career. It was also an important anniversary concert as it became one of the first big events of this nature to happen in the USA. Previously it was stadium events in Europe which had dominated the scene.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
David Bowie (British, 1947-2016): Two Silver Shell and Resin Filled Lifemasks,1975 & 1995,the Special Edition casts after David Bowie's Edition for his exhibition New Afro-Pagan And Work: 1975-1995, commissioned by the vendor, produced at Morris Singer Foundry, overseen by Singer and Kate Chertavian, by Cal Howard, London 2010, Fine Standard 999, accompanied by photographs of Bowie at Morris Singers Foundry; both 10in (25.5cm) longFootnotes:David Bowie began producing his own artwork in the mid 1970s, a practice which culminated in his first solo exhibition, the 1995 retrospective New Afro Pagan and Work: 1975-1995, held at The Gallery in Cork Street, London. The exhibition displayed a collection of portraits, sculpture, and artworks inspired by German Expressionism and Bowie's recent trip to South Africa. A silver life mask of the artist was also included in the exhibition.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ARAR Goods subject to Artists Resale Right Additional Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Paul Spencer (British): Blur 'British Image 1', Chelsea,1987, printed later,unknown edition, C-type photographic print, framed in Perspex format, 31in x 39 1/2in (79cm x 100cm)Footnotes:Paul Spencer has photographed countless idols of music and silver screen over the past 30 years. His portfolio features many iconic images including Blur's acclaimed first press shoot; 'British Image No.1', as well as The Sex Pistols, Elvis Costello, Morrissey, Siouxsie and the Banshees, and Radiohead, among others.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ARAR Goods subject to Artists Resale Right Additional Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
J.M Barrie. Peter Pan or The Boy who Wouldn't Grow Up, first edition, 1928, published by Hodder and Stoughton Limited, 18.7 cm high; together with a copy of The Springtide of Life Poems of Childhood by Algernon Charles Swinburne, illustrated by Arthur Rackham, 1918, with original green dust jacketCondition report: Peter Pan book: no dust jacket, all pages present, no stains or foxing to the inside pages, some wear to the exterior and the edge of a few pages, foxing signs to the side of the pages when the book is closedSpringtide poems book: dust jacket has tears, foxing and stains, tooled leather cover in good condition, foxing to some of the pages and a few stains, no pages missing
[George Anson Byron] Voyage of H.M.S. Blonde To The Sandwich Islands in the Years 1824-1825 Captain The Right Hon. Lord Byron Commander published John Murray 1826 first edition with chart & plates (supplied in facsimile) bound in embossed cloth with gilt lettered leather label [Pencil note on endpaper explains that the book was acquired from a book-breaker and that the new owner revived the book by obtaining copies of the original plates]
Concilia Magnae Britanniae et Hiberniae, A Synodo Verolamiensi A.D. 1446 AD Londinensem A.D. 1717 Accedunt Constitutiones et alia ad Historiam Ecclesiae Anglicanae Spectantia by Davide Wilkins, published London 1737 in four volumes first edition titles printed in red & black and bound in full leather (boards detached and leather worn) (4)
Ernest Hemingway Death in the Afternoon with 81 reproductions from photographs published Jonanthan Cape the ninth impression in colour illustrated dust-wrapper, C.S. Forester Hornblower in the West Indies 1958 first edition in dust-wrapper, Adam A Novel by N.J. Marr in original dust-wrapper, Rupert of Hentzau by Anthony Hope illustrated by Gibson published Arrowsmith (1898) gilt cloth, Gidget by Frederick Kohner and two others (7)
[Signed] Wainwright in Lakeland published by The Governors of Abbot Hall Art Gallery, Kendall and printed by Westmoreland Gazette 1983 first edition limited to 1000 numbered copies signed by the author, illustrated throughout by Alfred Wainwright with Map of Westmoreland in pocket at rear in original dust-wrapper and a book on the English Lakes Water-colours by A. Heaton Cooper (2)
[Lovat Fraser] The Splendid Wayfaring by Haldane Macfall Decorated by Lovat Fraser, Gaudier-Brzeska, the author and Gordon Craig published Simpkin Marshall 1913 first edition in decorated cloth and original gold decorated box + a collection of Claude Loval Fraser & Flying Fame Ephemera, visiting cards, paper, copy of Fairies Farewell 1916 etc
The Works of Shakespeare from the text of Johnson, Stevens and Reed with Memoir by W. Harvey illustrated volume published for The Proprietors of The London Stage (1825) complete in one volume with engraved title and portrait bound in half leather with gilt spine. The Book of The Thames by Mr & Mrs S.C. Hall illustrated 1859 first edition in full polished leather, Works of Tennyson 1901 and a leather bound Classical Dictionary (4)
The Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure with Essays, Literature, Arts and Sciences etc volume XCIV printed 1794 first edition complete with 15 plates (including 3 folding maps and folding view of Chime Machine) and volume XCV printed 1794 first edition complete with 13 plates (including three folding maps and plan of Theatre Royal) bound in leather backed marbled boards with gilt lettered leather labels (2)
Picturesque Designs for Mansions, Villas, Lodges etc with Decorations, Internal and External to each style illustrated with about 500 original engravings by C.J. Richardson, Architect 1870 first edition in original cloth, An Introduction to the Study of Gothic Architecture 1898 and ABC of Gothic Architecture 1903 both by John Henry Parker illustrated volumes (3)
Charles Dickens The Mystery of Edwin Drood with 12 illustrations by S.L. Fildes and a portrait, published Chapman & Hall 1870 first edition bound from the original parts (some wappers & adverts bound in at rear) full leather with decorated boards, gilt ruled borders raised bands with gilt lettered leather labels
[Rene Bull] Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam Rendered into English Verse by Edward Fitzgerald and illustrated in colour and in line by Rene Bull, published Hodder & Stoughton (1913) first edition in this format with 10 tipped-in colour plates + 19 colour headpieces & other decorations in publisher's coloured cloth with gilt illustration & decoration (1)
Beatrix Potter The Tale of Two Bad Mice illustrated Warne (1904) believed first American edition with Schlueter imprint (p,86). The Tale of Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle illustrated Warne (1905) believed first American edition with Schlueter imprint (p.86) Cecily Parsley’s Nursery Rhymes illustrated (1922) + a copy of The Tale of Mr. Tod, all in crisp, clean colour boards with picture onlays (4)
[Beatrix Potter Interest] A Man Made of Money by Douglas Jerrold with 12 illustrations on steel by John Leech published Punch Office 1849 first edition bound in 19th century half leather. This copy bears the nameplate of Thomas Taylor, Sawrey with pencil note on endpaper 'Beatrix Potter’s copy probably purchased locally, which I bought from Capt. Duke Castle Cottage Sawrey, who assured me that the title page (Plate1) was coloured by B.P. (Beatrix Potter)' a faint pencil note beneath reads 'from the stock of Herman Wilkinson in Cumbria' with his annotation above 'Wilkinson made many purchases of Potter items from Capt. Duke c.1966' [similar family books sold at Christies 1997 New York]
Attributed to Fisher Payne; a first edition, 'Synopsis of Heraldry', printed for L. Curtis, near Fleetbridge and T. Simmons at the Prince's Arms in Ludgate Street, 1682, frontispiece by F.H. Van. Houe. A work of the short and easy way for the perfect attaining of the art of heraldry containing approx 300 coats of arms and approx fifty crests engraved on copper plates, and the achievements of the kings of England since King Egbert of the Saxon Race. The paternal coats of the nobility of England, with a list of Knights of the Garter, the arms of the archiepiscopal, and episcopal sees; and the two universities. and the several colledges in them; and the inns of court, and other houses of law in London; with some hundreds of gentlemen's coats, all truly blazoned. To which is added an alphabetical table for the ready finding of any names whose coat is herein. The first part of the book includes the frontispiece plus a further 33 plates showing multiple coats of arms mostly containing either nine or twelve to a single leaf, the second part with three separate title pages in all, the first of which is, 'The achievement of the Kings of England since King Egbert'. CONDITION REPORT Obvious age related wear and tear, originally maroon calf but now very worn, Moroccan spine with title label in gilt and London 1682 in gilt, some lifting of the spine, no missing pages, renewed marbled pages to the front with one owners book plate for Thomas Pearson, similar to the back with original owners name Thomas Pearson
A quantity of Liverpool FC 1989-1990 Season football programmes comprising First Division: Everton home and away, Sheffield Wednesday home and away, Arsenal home and away, Chelsea home and away (x2), Queens Park Rangers home and away, Coventry City home and away, Tottenham Hotspur home and away, Southampton home and away, Wimbledon home and away, Norwich City home and away, Crystal Palace home (x2, one The Match official programme) and away, Derby County home and away, Luton Town home and away, Aston Villa home and away, Manchester City home and away, Manchester United home and away, Milwall home, Nottingham Forest home and away, Charlton Athletic home and away, FA Cup: Southampton home, Queens Park Rangers home and away, Norwich City home and away, Swansea City home and away, Crystal Palace Semi Final, League Cup: Arsenal away, Wigan Athletic home and away, pre-season/other: Aberystwyth Town away (x2), Tennant's FA Charity Shield vs Arsenal, SWEB Challenge Trophy, Soccer Festival, Vasalunds IF away, Malmo FF away, Makita International Cup away, XI Trofeo vs Real Madrid, Scotland vs England and Hampden Park, Interlink First Anniversary issue (approx 56 programmes), also a quantity of Liverpool FC 1988-1989 Season football programmes comprising First Division: Everton home and away, Arsenal home (x2), West Ham United home and away, Nottingham Forest home and away, Wimbledon home and away, Queens Park Rangers home and away, Milwall home (two versions) and away, Sheffield Wednesday home and away, Norwich City home and away, Derby County home and away, Tottenham Hotspur home and away, Coventry City home and away, Luton Town home and away, Middlesbrough home and away, Charlton Athletic home and away, Newcastle United home and away, Southampton home and away, Aston Villa home and away, Manchester United home and away, FA Cup: Brentford home, Hull City away, Milwall away, Semi Final vs Nottingham Forest (Hillsborough Disaster, Manchester United Review 7th May 1989 Special Edition), Semi Final vs Nottingham Forest 15th April Hillsborough Disaster, League Cup: West Ham United away, Arsenal home and away (x2), Walsall home and away, pre-season/other: Hillsborough Disaster Appeal vs Celtic, Dubai Champions Cup vs Celtic, Bobby Geddes Testimonial vs Dundee away, Guinness Soccer Championships, Football League Mercantile Credit Centenary Trophy Semi Final vs Arsenal away, Football League Mercantile Credit Centenary Trophy Final vs Nottingham Forest, FA Charity Shield vs Wimbledon, Torpoint FC away, Penzance away, Teresa Herrera (numerous), Altrincham Match magazine, Tromsoll away, Stafford Rangers away, Sunnmore away, Fleetwood Town away, Bryne away (approx 62 programmes), (approx 118 programmes in total).
Six ceramic female figures in Fijian costume with grass skirts, hoop earrings and some with musical instruments, a small quantity of boxed and unboxed model cars and railway items to include 'First Edition Cavalier Coach South Down 12304', a boxed Days Gone vintage Lledo red and white tram, a model of LNER 'Flying Scotsman', a cased Olympus camera and two black painted outdoor wall lantern lights (af), etc.
A group of nine Hornby OO model railway items to include engines with tender and rolling stock, 'R2169 BR 4-6-2 Clanline Merchant Navy Class Engine and Tender', 'R2506 BR 0-4-4 Class M7 Locomotive 30108 Weathered Edition', 'Locomotive and Tender No.30724', 'Locomotive and Tender R2622 BR 4-6-0 Class N15 Locomotive 30778 Sir Pelleas'', rolling stock, 'Guards' Van S6645', 'R4303A BR Maunsell Corridor First Class Coach 7228', a locomotive 'R.353 L.B.S.C. 0-600T Loco' and a 'Networker Suburban Train R2001', etc, all boxed (9). CONDITION REPORT Not tested, no guarantee of working order. No guarantee all components and accessories are present.
MIXED COLLECTOR'S BOOKS & FIRST EDITIONS, two Art Society posters and a small quantity of world stamps, the books include Soviet/Armenian Book of Ancient Designs and Patterns, Armenian Text published 1955, Paul and Virginia Bernardin De Saint - Pierre with illustrations by Maurice Leloir published by George Routledge & Sons London 1888, Georgius Agricola, De Re Metallica translated by Herbert Clarke Hoover and Lou Henry Hoover, 1950 Edition published by Dover Publications New York, Enigma Variations by Paul Roche x 2, First Editions 1974, printed by Albert E Smith Gloucester, Travels into Several Remote Nations of the World by Lemuel Gulliver, illustrations by Charles E Brock published 1894 Macmillan & Co London, Gregoire De Narek L'ancienne Poesie Armenienne, Editions Des Cahiers Du Sud Paris, Gregoire De Narek Le Livre De Prieres First Edition 1961, Les Editions Du Cerf Paris, Vathek Et Les Episodes, Editions Stock Paris, Derheilige Antonius Von Padua Von Wilhelm Busch, Barnardin De Saint - Pierre, Paul Et Virginie, Nelson Editeurs Paris circa 1950, The City of The West and The Grey City of The North by Jessie M King, 1911 and 1910 respectively with tipped-in plates to the former along with three further paperbacks/handbooks, the stamps include Japan, Egypt, Germany and others
Estate of Dave Prowse - Dave Prowse (1935-2020) - Straight From The Force's Mouth - Mr Prowse's autobiography. Signed to the fly leaf in black ink ' The Force Is With You - Dave Prowse - Darth Vader '. Hardcover, with dustjacket. First edition 2011. This was the only copy of the book in Mr Prowse's possession.
Estate of Dave Prowse - Gentle Giant - Gentle Giant @ Blister Event Tokyo Exclusive large scale ' Darth Vader - Chrome Edition Statue '. Incredibly highly detailed figure, with light-up function. FACTORY SEALED contents - the box opened, but contents remain factory sealed and unused. Displayed boxed in Mr Prowse's home office. Fantastic display piece NB: First image is a stock image used for illustration purposes only - this figure remains factory sealed and unopened in its original polystyrene.
Estate of Dave Prowse - Personal Appearance - an original Benham FDC First Day Cover presentation made for the Blackpool Multicon in 1998 ' Europe's Largest Sci-Fi, Movie & Comic Event '. Autographed by all attending guests, including; Dave Prowse, Lou Ferrigno, Mark Goddard & Julie Caitlin-Brown. Limited edition 39/500. Framed and glazed. Total size approx; 23cm x 33cm.
Estate of Dave Prowse - Star Wars - Alan Tomkins 1939-2020 (Empire Strikes Back Art Director) - autographed copy of his book ' Stars And Wars - The Film Memoirs and Photographs of Alan Tomkins '. Signed to the title page and dedicated to Mr Prowse ' To Dave, May The Force Be With You Always '. Hardcover 2015 First Edition, with dustcover. Obtained personally by Mr Prowse.
Of Banbury and District interest, a collection of approximately thirty five photographic printing blocks, including views of Cropedy, Adderbury, Broughton Castle, Compton Verney, North Aston etc, together with two 1950's copies of The Banbury Adverstiser and the first colour edition of The Banbury Guardian, March 8th 1962
A group of eight small Royal Crown Derby paperweights, all modelled as kittens, comprising 'Sleeping Ginger Kitten', limited edition 16/1500 specially commissioned by The Guild of China & Glass Retailers, gold stopper, MMI, 4.5cm high, with certificate, boxed, 'Tabitha', limited edition 1425/1500 first in a series of Special Editions for The Duesbury Group , gold stopper, MMVI, 8cm high, with certificate, boxed, 'Fireside Kitten', limited edition 346/950 specially commissioned by Peter Jones of Wakefield, gold stopper, MMIV, 8cm high, with certificate, boxed, 'Playful Ginger Kitten', limited edition 154/1500 specially commissioned by The Guild of China & Glass Retailers, gold stopper, MMII, 6cm high, with certificate, boxed, 'Nice', gold stopper, MMXII, 8cm high, boxed, 'Millie Kitten', gold stopper, MMXIII, 5cm high, boxed, 'Sitting Kitten', gold stopper, MMIV, 6.5cm high, boxed, and 'Contented Kitten', gold stopper, LXI, 5cm high, boxed. (8)
1989 BMW E30 M3 Cecotto Edition LHDMake: BMW Model: E30 M3Year: 1989Mileage: 0VIN: WBSAK05060AE40611Configuration: Left Hand DriveRegistration: G595KOBTransmission: Manual2,302cc. First registered in the UK in 1989. Vehicle number 240 of 505. Finished in Macau blue. This rare car has been owned by the vendor, a transmission specialist, since 1999. During his ownership, he has serviced and maintained the car himself, retaining a hand-written and stamped log. The previous owner was registered from 1996 and all receipts and MoTs date from this year to the present. It is described as driving well and unmolested. The history file is completed by manuals, wallet, spare keys and badges. Odometer reads 156,002 kilometres (96,935 miles). PLEASE SEE BELOW FOR VIDEO PRODUCED 7TH APRIL BY ACA OF THIS CAR.
Tales of a War Pilot by Richard C. Kirkland, published by Smithsonian (Hardback, Signed), Capt. Jepp & The Little Black Book Special Edition by Flint Whitlock & Terry L. Barnhart, published by Savage Press (Hardback, Letter), Aces Wild - The Race for Mach 1 by Al Blackburn, published by Scholarly Resources Inc (Hardback, Signed), Schooldays to Spitfire by Gordon Mitchell, published by Clifford Frost Ltd (Paperback, Signed). The Battle of Britain - Classic, Rare & Unseen Photographs from the Daily Mail by James Alexander, published by Trans Atlantic Press (Hardback), Civil Aircraft by James Gibb, published by Sandcastle Books (Hardback), Lindbergh - Flights Enigmatic Hero by Von Hardesty, published by Harcourt (Hardback), Dogfight by Tony Holmes, published by Osprey (Hardback), Jane's Enyclopedia of Aviation, published by Portland House (Hardback), The Asylum of Howard Hughes by Jack G. Real with Bill Yenne, published by Xlibris (Paperback), Flights into History by Ian Mclachlan, published by Sutton Publishing (Hardback), No Empty Chairs by Ian Mackersey, published by Orion Books (Hardback), The Man Who Flew the Memphis Belle - Memoir of a WWII Bomber Pilot, by Col. Robert Morgan USAF, Ret., with Ron Powers, published by New American Library (Paperback), The Spectacle of Flight - Aviation & Western Imagination 1920 - 1950 by Robert Wohl, published by Yale University Press (Hardback), RAF Handbook 1939 - 1945 by David Wragg, published by Sutton Publishing (Hardback), The Battle of Britain in association with the Imperial War Museum, published by Osprey (Hardback), Sky Gate - The Aviation Photography of Etienne de Malglaive, published by Airlife (Hardback), Supermarine Spitfire by David Oliver, published by Harper Collins (Hardback), Great Aircraft of WWII Handbook, published by Abbeydale Press (Hardback), Band of Eagles by Frank Barnard, published by Headline Review (Paperback), First Light by Geoffrey Wellum, published by Viking (Uncorrected Proof Copy, Paperback), Hollywood Pilot - The Biography of Paul Mantz by Don Dwiggins, published Doubleday & Company (Hardback), The Spirit of St Louis by Charles A. Lindbergh, published by Charles Scribner's Sons (Hardback), Among others
'The Last Moments of HMS Hood', first edition print after Robert Taylor signed in pencil by survivor Ted Briggs, together with a limited edition whisky bottle no. 3/498 commemorating the sinking Notes: the 24th May 2021 marks the 80th anniversary of the sinking of H.M.S. HoodClick here to view further images, condition reports, sale times & delivery costs for this lot.
First edition of ' Fighter Pilot, A Personal Record of the Campaign in France ' published 1941,together with a wartime copy of ' Hells Corner ' by H.R.P. Boorman, a copy of ' The Aeroplane ' magazine dated April 2nd 1943, Air Ministry pamphlet number 328 'Development of Aviation in England up to 1914 ', print from a magazine of R.N.A.S. pilot and V.C. winner Flight Sub Lieutenant R.A.J. Warneford, two Battle of Britain 70th Anniversary commemorative magazines, ' The Complete Flying Course, A Manual of Flying Tuition ' by N. Roy Harbden

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