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Lot 204
Bachmann OO Gauge N Class Display Set consisting of 2 versions of the 2-6-0 Locomotive, the first being The South East and Chatham Railway No.810 in gun metal grey livery, the second being in Southern Railway 1863 green, with Limited Edition Certificate No.307 of 1000 and stating that this set was produced to commemorate 50 years of Kader. Condition: Mint in Near Mint wooden display case & Good Plus transit carton.
Lot 354
Tony Sheridan and The Beatles My Bonnie/The Saints on 1st Polydor label, recorded in Hamburg 1961, 66833A. 1st single ever to be released. The original lineup of the Beatles, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Stuart Sutcliffe and Pete Best regularly performed at different clubs in Hamburg, West Germany, during the period from August 1960 to December 1962; a chapter in the group's history which honed their performance skills, widened their reputation, and led to their first recording, which brought them to the attention of Brian Epstein.
Lot 83
Nine bottles of white wine including Montana 1992 Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc 75cl 11.5% abv. First Cape Special Cuvee Sauvignon Blanc 2020 75cl 12.5% abv. Good Spanish Wine Medium Sweet 75cl 11% abv. Isla Negra Sauvignon Blanc Pedro Jimenez 75cl 11.5% abv. Lucier Barsac no abv. or vol. stated, Bretzenheimer Kronenberg 1993 wine 75cl 8% abv. two bottles of Vin D'Alsace Gewurztraminer 1982, no abv. or vol. stated, stated and Eisberg alcohol free sauvignon blanc 0% abv. (9)
Lot 449
1 bt First Drop Jr. Gantos Quinta do Sul 2012 McLaren Vale 1 bt First Drop Minchia Montepulciano 2012 Adelaide Hills 1 bt First Drop Pintor Tempranillo 2012 Barossa 1 bt First Drop The Big Blind Nebbiolo Barbera 2012 Adelaide Hills 1 bt First Drop Two Percent Shiraz 2014 Barossa Above five bottles
Lot 7076
WRIGHTSON (Berni) and ZAVISA (Christopher, editor). Berni Wrightson: A Look Back, Signed deluxe Collectors Limited edition within slipcase, numbered 172 of 250 copies individually Signed and numbered by the artist on limitation page, an illustrated history of the artists career (who was still going by the name Berni when this book was published) showcases material from his early fanzine days up to his version of Frankenstein, publishers burgundy leather, lettered in gilt on spine, within matching leather slipcase, published Detroit, Michigan: Enchantment, 1979; together with, Freak Show, first edition, 12 full-page black and white illustrations by the artist created for the Stephen King novel, 'The Stand', with accompanying text by Stephen King, and a loosely inserted Limited edition print by Bernie Wrightson (unsigned) published Netherlands: Houthaven, 1997. 4to. (2) Condition Report: near fine conditions.
Lot 7028
James Bond - Dr. No 1962 Le Cercle £1 casino jeton,Le Cercle plaques and jetons were used in the scene where Sean Connery utters the character's name for the first time: "Bond, James Bond." This jeton was previously owned by Robert Mills, son of Le Cercle's owner: John Mills. Comes with LOA.
Lot 7014
James Bond The World is Not Enough: A Companion, by Iain Johnstone, first edition hardback book, published by Boxtree/Macmillan, 1999 first printing, photo. illustrated throughout, including colour storyboard images, acclaimed journalist and screen writer, Iain Johnstone, takes a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the nineteenth film in the Bond series starring Pierce Brosnan, dust-jacket unclipped, with incorrect ISBN number 0-7522-1800-X on bar code of the jacket versus 0 7522 1799 2 on copyright page (this appears to be the case with every copy, no corrected edition or second impressions are recorded) original black cloth, lettered in gilt on spine; together with, RYE (Graham). The James Bond Girls, reprint, paperback, published by Boxtree, 1995, 4to, 8vo. (2) Condition Report: overall good conditions.
Lot 7043
James Bond FLEMING (Ian). Three first edition hardback books, includes, Thunderball, published by Jonathan Cape, 1961, original boards with skeletal hand in blind, titles in gilt to spine, dust-jacket priced 15s. net, rear flap with spelling error 'Sidney' for 'Sydney', further within clear protective sleeve. The first novel in the authors 'Blofeld trilogy'; On Her Majestys Secret Service, Jonathan Cape, 1963, spelling error on page 41, line 6: 'four' for 'forty', original boards with ski trail design to upper cover, ownership inscription to front pastedown, dust-jacket priced 16/- net; Octopussy and The Living Daylights, Jonathan Cape, 1966, original boards, titled in gilt to upper cover and spine, dust-jacket priced 10s. 6d. net, the final book in the James Bond collection, and the last to be penned by Fleming, a series of short stories written in 1961 and 1962 published after the authors death in 1964, dust-jackets designed by Richard Chopping, 8vo. (3)Condition Report: Thunderball - clean bright cloth, light foxing to edges, toning and marks to dust-jacket, loss to lower portion of inside rear flap showing hopping only of Richard Choppings credit. On Her Majestys Secret Service light marks to boards, slightly cocked, dust-jacket with small chips to spine ends and corners, light foxing to edges. Octopussy and The Living Daylights overall a clean copy.
Lot 7124
Child's Play (1988) Good Guys 'Chucky Doll', screen used prop from the first Chucky movie. This boxed doll can be seen in the toy store in the film. The boxed dolls were given to members of the cast and crew as a memento after filming. The vacuum formed doll remains in the original box. Overall 88cm. With certificate of authenticity from the Special Effects Supervisor and other documents. Condition Report: Remains in good condition, some light damage to box.
Lot 7088
Jack Haley Signed cheques Display Two Bank of California cheques drawn on the account of Jack Hayley, Lake Pillsbury Properties, Beverley Hills, California, both dated 1/13/72, the first, cheque No. 8329, made payable to Underwood Ford-Mercury, California, for the sum of $101.45, the second, cheque No. 8330, made payable to Ukiah Auto Parts Inc., for the sum of $46.90, both cheques mounted above and below a black and white photograph depicted Jack Haley in costume as The Tin Man in the Wizard of Oz (1939) with fellow cast members, Judy Garland, Frank Morgan, Bert Lahr and Ray Bolger, framed and glazed, 37 x 53cm overall. (1)Condition Report: overall good condition with strong signatures.
Lot 7075
ELLISON (Harlan). six hardcover books by, and related to the American author, five of which are Signed - includes, The Harlan Ellison Hornbook and companion volume, Harlan Ellisons Movie, special two volume set, both numbered 324 of 750 sets, Signed in red ink on limitation page, black and white photo. illustrated, publishers brown cloth lettered in gilt, within slipcase, published Maryland: Mirage Press, 1990; The City on the Edge of Forever: The Original Unexpurgated Version, Limited edition, numbered 76 of 1000 copies, Signed on limitation page, dust-jacket unclipped, within slipcase, published Baltimore: Borderlands Press, 1995; The Beast That Shouted Love at the Heart of the World, Limited edition, numbered 226 of 500 copies, Signed in red ink on limitation-page, contains a new foreward, written especially for this edition, by Neil Gaiman, dust-jacket unclipped, cover art by Overton Lloyd design by Ellison, within slipcase, Borderlands Press, 1994; together with, PORTER (Andrew, Editor). The Book of Ellison, first edition, Signed by Ellison on title, Algol Press, 1978; and DOWLING (Terry, Editor). The Essential Ellison: A 35 Year Retrospective, first edition, dust-jacket unclipped, within slipcase, Nemo Press, 1987. 8vo. (6) Condition Report: near fine conditions.
Lot 7033
James Bond: Casino Royale, Columbia Pictures (1967) starring David Niven as Sir James - Production Scripts, Unit and Cast lists. Includes, Original Script, navy-blue card covers and metal brads dated March-April, 1966, red ink ownership name of publicist, John Willis, on first page, 124 pages including pink blue and yellow revision sheets; an updated Script, green cloth covers, dated June-August 1966, 74 pages, with two loosely inserted script updates, each 20 pages on blue sheets titled on first pages, Mata Hari Sequence (Casino Royale) Scenes 146-170, Ken Hughes; a loosely inserted twelve page revised script on white sheets titled at top of first page, Last version Friday June 3, 1966; a pair of Production Unit Lists, on yellow and white sheets, Famous Artists Productions Ltd., dated 23.6.66 and 22.12.65; four Production Cast Lists on white and yellow sheets; a four page Publicity interview dated 24.8.66, titled After Chaplin and Huston, Angela Scoular decides to leave her craft; together with, an autographed black and white photograph of Ursula Andress, signed and dedicated by the actress in red ink to publicist John Willis, 14 ½ x 10 inches; and a handwritten postcard to John Willis from Costume Designer, Julie Harris. (13)Provenance: The Collection of John Willis, Publicity Director for Disney, Columbia, United Artists, The Rank Organisation, and 20th Century Fox from 1960-1972. Willis worked on Casino Royale (1967) and several other films in the James Bond series, as well as films such as The Battle of Britain, Heroes of Telemark, Living Free, and In Search of Castaways.
Lot 7155
Carry On Film Series and related: Collection of ephemera and Signed books includes, 18+ letters mostly written to accountant Iris Millard, and three Autograph Letters Signed by actor, Kenneth Williams, written to the Carry On film director, Gerald Thomas, (1965-1973) two of which are handwritten on headed paper with the actors printed Queen Alexandra Mansions and Farley Court London addresses, the first: 1pp., dated 31 August 1965, My dear Gerald, another one done, and a strange feeling of ending as I drove away from the studios today. Never felt it so acutely on any of the others . . . I suddenly felt the emptiness - quite sad . . .thanks for all your patience for making me feel somebody on set for all the laughs . . . I could Never Say it to you. I have to write it gratefully Kenneth; the second: 2pp., dated 12 January, 1971, Kenneth Williams advices Gerald of a friend of his in Tangier, Morocco . . . he did all the location stuff, transport + hotels for the film they did in Marrakech . . he fixed me up with a Chev. + a driver in the mountains and it was only £3.15.0 for the day, Love Kenneth; the third: 1pp., dated 24 Jan 1973, . . I was so busy writing to Peter, after what you told me of his low spirits . . You are the best of chums and what a thousand pities ALL work cant be with people like you! Why do the others make everything so bloody difficult?; with other letters sent to Iris Millard from film director Ralph Thomas, film producer Betty E. Box, film producer Jeremy Thomas, film producer Peter Rogers, and others, one of which includes a blank cheque Signed by Rogers with his accompanying hand-written note, Dear Iris, Help Yourself! Good Luck, Love Peter; with a letter to an unknown recipient, handwritten across a page of script, from Britains most prolific director, Muriel Box, Signed in her married name, Muriel Gardiner (erstwhile Box); some letters relate to financial affairs, and include royalty statements due to Peter Rogers Productions Ltd., for his novel, Forbidden (2001), Carry On films and others; together with, film related magazines and programmes including, Betty E. Box OBE, The British Comedy Society and Pinewood Studios Celebration programme, 2000 with a photocopy copy of her handwritten will, Signed Betty E. Rogers, 1997; Original programme for The British Film Academy Awards Presentation and Gala Premiere of Doctor in the House, held at Odeon Theatre, Leicester Square, London, March 25, 1954, produced by Betty E. Box, directed by Ralph Thomas and edited by Gerald Thomas; a colour brochure produced by estate agents, Knight Frank & Rutley, for the sale of Peter Rogers Grade II listed house, Drummers Yard, Beaconsfield Buckinghamshire, previously owned by actor, Dirk Bogarde; obituaries and biographies; a home-made photo. illustrated greeting card Carry On Getting Well, multi-signed from the film-crew to Peter Rogers; a small boxed clapperboard (unused); two related black and white publicity photographs depicted Gerald Thomas and actors Charles Hawtrey and Terry Scott, various sizes, the largest, 13 ½ x 10 inches; and five first edition books, Signed and dedicated to Iris by Peter Rogers, includes four of the producers novels, A Family Affair, 2001; The Feud, 2002; Two Girls, 2003;Duet, 2003; and BOX (Betty E.). Lifting the Lid, 2000, inscribed Iris, Betty would want you to have this, Peter Rogers, dust-jackets unclipped, 8vo. (Qty) Provenance: The Collection of Iris Millard (1927-2017) who was Peter Rogers accountant for many years.
Lot 7045
James Bond FLEMING (Ian). Dr. No, first edition, third impression, published by Jonathan Cape, 1958, the first of the James Bond books to state Glidrose Productions Ltd. to copyright page, original boards, second state binding with brown silhouette of dancing girl on upper cover, titled in silver on spine, second state dust-jacket titled in white on spine, priced 15s. net, design by Pat Marriott, the fifth title in the series and the first to be made into a feature film, 8vo. Condition Report: clean bright boards, dust-jacket with light finger marks and light rubbing to spine ends, overall a clean copy.
Lot 7079
Carry On Film Series: Two related Presentation copy hardback books, Signed and dedicated by director, Gerald Thomas, and producer, Peter Rogers includes, What A Carry On: The Official Story of the Carry On Film Series, first edition, Signed by Gerald Thomas, with a dedication on front free endpaper to Iris Millard, Peter Rogers accountant, '29.11.89 To Dear Iris, Thank you for all your help - Love Gerald, compiled by Sally and Nina Hibbin, introduction and producers notes by Peter Rogers, features original interviews, photographs, cast lists and production credits, dust-jacket unclipped, pictorial boards, 4to, published by Hamlyn, 1988; together with, BRIGHT (Morris) and Robert Ross. Mr Carry On: The Life and Work of Peter Rogers, first edition, Signed by Peter Rogers, with a dedication to Iris Millard on front free endpaper, To Iris for her Amazement, Peter Rogers, an authorised biography with extensive input from Rogers, which charts his illustrious career and marriage to the countrys first female producer Betty E. Box, and his long partnership with Gerald Thomas, dust-jacket unclipped, published by BBC Worldwide, 2000. 4to, 8vo. (2) £150-200During their forty-year collaboration, Gerald Thomas (1920-1993) and Peter Rogers (1914-2009) made one of the most successful series of films in the history of British cinema. Provenance: The Collection of Iris Millard (1927-2017) who was Peter Rogers accountant for many years.Condition Report: overall good condition with a strong dedication and signature.
Lot 7274
The Beatles Full Set of Richard Avedon psychedelic posters from a later Dutch edition, comprises four colour posters of individual portraits of the Beatles from the 1968 photoshoot by Richard Avedon, originally printed by the Daily Express. This set from a limited first edition produced exclusively in the Netherlands for VARAGIGS, published by Cowles Education Corporation in co-operation with Richard Avedon Posters, Inc., printed by Waterlow & Sons Ltd., England, each poster rolled, 18.5 x 27 inches. (4)Condition Report: each poster overall good condition.
Lot 7042
James Bond FLEMING (Ian). The Spy Who Loved Me, first edition hardback book, published by Jonathan Cape, 1962, original cloth with dagger design to upper cover blocked in silver, spine lettered in silver, dust-jacket price-clipped, design by Richard Chopping, further within clear protective sleeve. The only one of Ian Fleming's Bond novels to be written in the first person, written as the testimony of a 23 year old Canadian woman with whom Bond has an affair, and to continue this pretence, Vivienne Michel gets a credit on the title page as co-author, 8vo. Condition Report: board cleans and bright, foxing to edges with a small stain to foredge, clean bright dust-jacket.
Lot 7086
Berni Wrightson. Frankenstein a pair of Signed Limited edition silkscreen prints, the first, numbered 80 of 400 copies and Signed by the artist in pencil on lower margin, depicted an iconic Frankenstein plate with Victor and the Monster in the laboratory, flat, 18 x 24 inches; the second, numbered 24 of an 11-colour silkscreen print of Frankenstein, limited to 250 copies and Signed by the artist, produced by Fantagraphics Books, flat. 18 x 24 inches. (2) Condition Report: overall good conditions with strong signature.
Lot 7046
James Bond FLEMING (Ian). A group of four hardback books, includes, Casino Royale, reprint, Jonathan Cape 1963, original boards with red heart motif to upper cover, lettered in red on spine, dust-jacket priced 16s. net, design by Pat Marriott, further within clear protective sleeve; Moonraker, reprint, Jonathan Cape, 1964, original boards, titled in silver on upper cover and spine, without spelling error on page 10, line 31, dust-jacket clipped, design by Kenneth Lewis; The Diamond Smugglers, first edition, second impression, Introduction by John Blaize, original plain cloth, titled in white on spine, dust-jacket priced 12s. 6d. net, illustrated by Denis Piper; together with, AMIS (Kingsley). The James Bond Dossier, first edition, Jonathan Cape, 1965, original boards, titled in gilt on spine, dust-jacket priced 16s. net, design by Jan Pienkowski, 8vo. (4) Condition Report: Casino Royale - clean boards, small chips to dust-jacket edges, foxing to edges and further intermittent foxing internally.Moonraker - clean bright boards, light marks to dust-jacket, foxing to front pastedown and top edge. The Diamond Smugglers and The James Bond Dossier both clean copies.
Lot 7118
Original Scripts, Screenplays, Production and Publicity documents; a group of six Scripts and Screenplays -includes, Two Girls, Original script by Malcom Leigh, Border Film Productions, 1970, yellow card covers, 81-pages on blue sheets; Dont Raise the Bridge, Lower the River (1968) a Final Script by Max Wilk, dated April, 1967, Walter Shenson Films, yellow card covers, 121-pages including blue revision sheets; Joanna (1968) Shooting Script written and directed by Michael Sarne, dated 16.8.67, black card covers, 150 pages including coloured revision sheets; together with, a loosely inserted four-page typescript Final Fact Sheet on Laughlin Films production headed paper; a seven-page typescript interview with actress, Genevieve Waite, dated September 5, 1967; and a six-page typescript interview with Michael Sarne; The Last Safari (1967) First Draft Script by John Gay, dated July 25, 1966, producer-director Henry Hathaway, with hand-written ownership name John Willis Publicist No. 43 in ink on first page, 140 pages, with a loosely inserted nine-page Production Unit List, and a three-page typescript Location Story; The David Galaxy Affair (1979) Script by John Evans, Roldvale Ltd., undated, orange card covers, numbered 48 in ink on front cover, 99-pages on white sheets; The David Niven Story (Casino Royale) Famous Artists Productions Ltd., a five-page Production Cast List dated 29.4.66, starring David Niven in the role of Sir James and Deborah Kerr as Lady Fiona, with a five-page Amended Production Unit List dated 18th April, 1966; together with a quantity of Elstree Studios. Borehamwood, ephemera, and various film Publicity related documents, including, Doctor Faustus, Columbia Pictures Press Information folder and Publicity Premiere Itinerary, typescript biographies of Carl Foreman, Mervyn Jones, David Kossoff, Colonel Knut Haukelid (Heroes of Telemark, 1965); and a two-page publicity article titled Thanks for the Memories by Gregory Peck on John Hustons Moby Dick illustrated headed paper. (Qty). Provenance: The Collection of John Willis, Publicity Director for Disney, Columbia, United Artists, The Rank Organisation, and 20th Century Fox from 1960-1972. Willis worked on Casino Royale (1967) and several other films in the James Bond series, as well as The Battle of Britain, Heroes of Telemark, Living Free, and In Search of Castaways.
Lot 7181
Bernie Wrightson. Frankenstein a pair of Signed Limited edition prints the first, numbered 177/275 and Signed in pencil by the artist on lower margin, blind-stamp title and decorations on margins, published by Glimmer Graphics, 1992, flat, 20 x 26 inches; the second, numbered 35/275 and Signed in pencil by the artist on lower margin, blind-stamp title and decorations on margins, published by Glimmer Graphics, 1991, flat, 20 x 27 inches. (2) Condition Report: overall good conditions with strong signatures.
Lot 7044
James Bond FLEMING (Ian). A group of four books, includes, For Your Eyes Only, first edition, second impression, published by Jonathan Cape, 1960, original boards with eye blocked in white, titles in gilt to spine, dust-jacket price clipped with small label priced £1.25 in UK only, further within clear protective sleeve.; together with, Diamonds Are Forever, first edition, published by Jonathan Cape, 1956, first edition points, Page 25, Line 1: 'It had do to with', Page 75, line 9: 'tie a shoelece', original boards, title in in silver on spine, lacks dust-jacket; together with two Pan paperback editions, Casino Royale, 17th printing, 1964; and Live and Let Die, 19th printing, 1965, 8vo. (4) Condition Report: For Your Eyes Only - boards lightly marked and slightly cocked, corners rubbed, light foxing to edges and endpapers, dust-jacket marked with some loss to spine and corners. Diamonds Are Forever - boards cocked with Boots Booklovers label pasted front cover, toning and light foxing to edges. Pan Paperbacks, Casino Royale, Live and Let Die - toning to edges and internal pages.
Lot 7250
The Beatles - A full set of autographs from March 1965, B.O.A.C. (British Overseas Airways Corporation) Menu specially made for the 'Beatles Bahamas Special', March 1965, Signed to the front of the menu in black pen by Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, George Harrison, and John Lennon. 18 x 11.5 cm. Provenance: Signed in person for the vendor who was a stewardess for BOAC working in First Class on this flight from the Bahamas to JFK New York in 1965. Condition Report: a few light marks to the back cover of the menu, otherwise overall good condition with strong signatures.
Lot 7077
Autographs: RUSSELL TAYLOR (John) and John Kobal. Portraits of the British Cinema: 60 Glorious Years, multi Signed first edition hardback book with twenty-two signatures, including, Googie Withers (p.53) Petula Clarke (p.78) Peter Ustinov (p.93) Richard Todd (p.96) Claire Bloom (p.98) Joan Collins (p.108) Ian Carmichael (p.114) Virginia McKenna (p.121) Rita Tushingham (p.126) Peter OToole (p.129) John Hurt (p.130) Susannah York (p.133) Hayley Mills (p.133) Vanessa Redgrave (p.140) Julie Christie (p.141) Maggie Smith (p.143) Roger Moore (p.147) David Essex (p.149) Joan Collins (p.155) Jeremy Irons (p.156) Tom Conti (p.157) and Jane Asher (p.159) photo. illustrated throughout, dust-jacket unclipped, publishers blue boards, 4to, published by Aurum Press, 1985. Provenance: each autograph was signed in person for the vendor who is an autograph collector. Condition Report: boards marked and rubbed, creasing to dust-jacket with rubbing to spine and corners, internally clean with strong signatures.
Lot 7047
James Bond FLEMING (Ian). A pair of first edition hardback books includes, From Russia With Love, first Book Club edition, published by Jonathan Cape, 1957, with first edition points Page 18, Line 1: 'the sexuality' for 'the asexuality'. Page 136, line 8: 'ice twinkled' for 'ice tinkled', dust-jacket with price cut out of inner flap, original blue boards, lettered in black on spine, John F. Kennedy's favourite book and the first of the Bond novels to have the dustjacket design by Richard Chopping, 8vo; together with, Goldfinger, first edition, third impression, Jonathan Cape, 1960, dust-jacket design by Richard Chopping, priced 15s. net, original boards with skull design in gilt and blind, spine lettered in gilt, 8vo. (2) . Condition Report: From Russia With Love, first Book Club edition boards marked, with rubbing to spine ends and corners, dust-jacket with light marks, price has been cut out, chipped to spine ends (some loss to lower spine) and few marks. Goldfinger, third impression clean boards, slight bumping to spine ends, light marks to dust-jacket with chips and tears to spine ends (some loss) and small loss/rubbing to jacket corners
Lot 7236
Autographs: BURROWS (Terry, Editor). The Complete Book of the Guitar, multi Signed - first edition hardback book Signed by nineteen guitarists including, Albert Lee and Bill Wyman on the half-title, Jeff Beck and Nicholas Meier (p.97) Julian Bream (p.99) Steve Cropper (p.104) Buddy Guy (p.107) Joe Brown (p.136) Eric Clapton (p.140) Robert Cray (p.145) Lonnie Donegan (p.148) Brian May (p.182)Pat Methany (p.184) Joe Satriani (p.197) John Scofield (p.198) Mick Taylor (p.201) Ralph Towner (p.202) Roger Walters and Pete Oxley both Signed on the page, photo. illustrated throughout, a comprehensive survey of guitar-playing talent profiling 200 of the finest, each with a guide to currently available recordings, pictorial boards, 4to, published by Carlton Books, 1998. (1)Provenance: each autograph was signed in person for the vendor who is an autograph collector. Condition Report: overall good condition, with strong signatures.
Lot 7121
Sir John Mills (1908-2005) and Lady Mills (Mary Hayley Bell, 1911-2005). A group of six screen worn Original costumes includes, Sir John Mills, Tunes of Glory (1960) a tartan kilt, screen worn by the British actor, with two labels, the first reads M. Berman Ltd., Leicester Square, WC2, with John Mills written in black ink, the second label reads W.J. Jardine & Sons Ltd., Forth Street, Edinburgh, with John Mills written in blue ink, no size marked, Size Small; ? possibly worn in Ryans Daughter (1970) a blue and white collarless striped shirt, screen worn, with long sleeves and cuffs, label reads T. Hodgkinson Ltd., St. Jamess S.W.1, J.M. K396, with 17 embroidered to inside of neck; size L-XL; together with, Lady Mills, a pair of thick beige trousers, label reads H. Huntsman & Sons, 11 Saville Row, London, Mrs. John Mills (S) 11.11.57. 9564/3 675M; a pair of tan jodhpurs with suede to inner legs, button fastenings to outer legs, and button fly, label reads, H. Huntsman & Sons, 11 Saville Row, London, Mrs. John Mills 1.10. 54 4946/3 J no size marked, Size petite; and a gold black and pink jacket with red satin effect lining and three-quarter length sleeves, no label or size marked, Size Small. (6) Provenance: The Collection of John Willis, Publicity Director and Production Executive for Sir John Mills on his one-man show, his wife Lynn was personal assistant to Sir John and Lady Mills for many years.John Willis worked on many of the James Bond series including Casino Royale and several other films such as The Battle of Britain, Heroes of Telemark, Living Free, and In Search of Castaways.
Lot 7001
James Bond: Diamonds Are Forever, United Artists (1971) Original script, Unit List, Cast Lists and Publicity documents includes, an Original Script bound within yellow card covers with metal brads, first page reads Diamonds Are Forever by Tom Mankiewicz Eon Productions Ltd., No. 04909, further numbered 19 in blue ink top right corner, 125 pages including coloured revision sheets; a one-page Unit List; a seven-page Advance Production Notes on white sheets, titled top of first page Diamonds Are Forever, Riviera Hotel, Rm. 205, Las Vegas, Nevada 89109, further numbered in black ink 427114; and a quantity of Publicity documents mostly typed on colour illustrated headed paper with the films title and Eon Productions Limited London address, includes, a two-page list of Screen Credits, a three-page Cast List; a quantity of notes for related recorded interviews and biographies; with a buff coloured card folder containing a large quantity of typescript Publicity Press releases detailing behind-the-scene snippets of news about the production, the vehicles, locations, interior sets, and cast such as how the waterbed was constructed to take 700 gallons of salt water and 3,000 fish for the love scene; and how tight security had to be at Pinewood Studios when £60,000 of real diamonds were smuggled into the studio for the main titles of the film. (Qty). Provenance: The Collection of John Willis, Publicity Director for Disney, Columbia, United Artists, The Rank Organisation, and 20th Century Fox from 1960-1972. Willis worked on Casino Royale (1967) and several other films in the James Bond series, as well as films such as The Battle of Britain, Heroes of Telemark, Living Free, and In Search of Castaways.
Lot 7183
Autograph Album: containing Autograph Letters Signed by Winston Churchill, Alice Balfour, and Francis Curzon, with approx. 134 signatures of Political and Theatrical interest c. 1894-1936 A red leather-bound album, with printed ownership label of John H. Keeling on front pastedown, gilt patterned endpapers, all edges gilt, and a corresponding index to the signatures in Keelings hand on front free endpaper, the letters include: Winston Churchill (1874-1965). Three Typed Letters Signed, tipped-in, written to J.H. Keeling, the first letter: 1pp., 4 lines, sent from his home at Chartwell, Westerham, Kent, dated October 6, 1935 . . .Dear Mr Keeling, Alas, I fear that I am too much pressed at the present to undertake to speak on this extremely difficult subject to the members of the Junior Carlton Club . . .; The second letter: 1pp., 3 lines, written from 11, Morpeth Mansions, Westminster, SW1, dated July 16, 1936, , . . . I do not desire to make any more engagements at present, but perhaps you would write to me about the middle of September, I might be able to give you a more definite answer . . .; The third letter: 1pp., 5 lines, sent from 11, Morpeth Mansions, Westminster, SW1, dated October1, 1936, Churchill writes to thank Mr. Keeling for his renewed invitation to dine with the Political Committee . . .but as I am so pressed with work, I cannot make any engagement at present . . .. ; Sir Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom twice, from 1940 to1945 during the Second World War, and again from 1951 to 1955. Alice Balfour (1850-1936). Autograph Letter Signed, tipped-in, 3pp., 36 lines, written to J.H. Keeling from Whittingehame, Prestonkirk, [East Lothian, Scotland] dated Feb 6/05, Dear Mr. Keeling, We are getting on with the preliminary arrangements of the Canvassing Committee . . .I hope good work with be done before the General Election is upon us. . . Alice Balfour agreed with Keeling about some sort of decoration for certain kinds of philanthropic work . . it is absurd that people should get all sorts of decorations for trifling services, & that a person like Miss Nightingale [Florence] should have none. I should like her to have the Order of Merit . . .. .; In 1907, Florence Nightingale (1820-1910) became the first woman to be receive the Order of Merit, awarded for her service to social reform and the foundation of modern nursing. Alice Blanche Balfour was a Scottish entomologist, naturalist, scientific illustrator and one of the earliest pioneers in the science of genetics. She was the sister of Arthur Balfour, 1st Earl Balfour, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1902-1905. Francis Curzon, 5th Earl Howe (1884-1964). Two Autograph Letters Signed, tipped-in, the first letter: 4pp., 35 lines, written from Curzon House, Mayfair, marked Private, dated Jan. 23. 1908, on 22, Norfolk Street headed paper edged in black with armorial crest; Lieutenant Viscount Curzon writes to Keeling to let him know that he is looking into the matter of National flags in which they were both interested and will speak to some friends and see if anything can be done . . . it seems as if we really have no National flag like for instance, the Americans & the French . . . I understand the Union Jack can only be flown on land, by the Lieutenant of this Senior funeral in Camp . . .; the second letter: 2pp., 10 lines, dated May 19, 1908, informed Captain J.H. Keeling that in a few days he hoped to let him know what can be done regarding the National flags. Francis Curzon, styled asViscount Curzonfrom 1900 to 1929, was a British naval officer,member of Parliament, motor racing driver and promoter. The signatures are mostly cut out from letters and pasted down on one side of a single-leaf, with a few signed directly onto one side of a single-leaf, they include, Mary Carlisle, British painter; actresses of stage and screen including, Sybil Carlisle, Marguerite Brandon Thomas; Olga Brandon, Vane Featherstone; Lena Ashwell, actress and theatre manager; Gertrude Kingston, actress and agent; Florence Hayward, critic; and numerous politicians of the day, including, Arthur James Balfour, 1st Earl Balfour, British Prime Minister from 1902-1905; Henry Duke Lord Merrivale, Chief Secretary for Ireland 1916-1918; Sir Samuel Roberts MP; Sir John Lawson, Barrister and Liberal politician; Lord Lansdowne; Sir William Bull; Viscount Hailsham; Alfred Duff Cooper; and many others. (1) Provenance: written and initialled by Captain John H. Keeling on preliminary leaf, 'All signatures from letters are from letters personally to me except Ld. Lansdowne, who was through Ld. Islington, J.H.K'Condition Report: rubbing (with some loss) to red leather binding, spine ends and corner bumped, some toning to a few of the signatures and internal pages, otherwise mostly internally clean with strong signatures. Winston Churchill letters - with some light foxing to the letters dated October 6, 1935, and October 1, 1936 foxing, with heavier foxing to his letter of July 16, 1936.Alice Balfour and Francis Curzon letters overall good conditions.
Lot 7040
James Bond FLEMING (Ian). Goldfinger, first US. edition, published New York: The Macmillan Company, 1959, printed in Great Britain, copyright page states Glidrose Productions Ltd and year of publication, dust-jacket design by Richard Chopping, further within clear protective sleeve, original boards with skull design in gilt and blind, spine lettered in gilt, 8vo. (1)Condition Report: clean boards, spine ends and corners bumped, dust-jacket with some loss to head and tail of spine, corners, and top portion of rear jacket, toning to edges.
Lot 7073
BENSON (John) Bill Mason, Bhob Stewart and others. The Complete EC Library Editions, mostly within slipcases, fifteen volumes, first editions - includes, Tales from the Crypt, five volumes, Nos. 17-46, within slipcase, published by Russ Cochran, West Plains, Missouri, 1979; The Vault of Horror, five volumes, Nos.12-40, within slipcase, Russ Cochran, 1982; The Haunt of Fear, five volumes, Nos. 1-22, lacks slipcase, Gemstone Publishing Inc., 1985, reproductions of the bi-monthly horror comic anthology series published by EC Comics in the 1950s, each volume with monochrome comic-strip illustrations, pictorial boards, 4to. (15)Condition Report: some light wear to slipcases, otherwise overall good conditions.
Lot 7201
Autographs: Cricket related a group of six Signed items, comprises: four mini cricket bats Signed by Ian Botham, Barry Richards, Kevin Pietersen and Johnny Bairstow; A Slazenger match quality, 4 ½ oz red cricket ball Signed by Australian International cricketer, Shane Warne; together with, The England Cricket Team: Ashes Victory, first edition hardback book, multi-signed on the title-page by eleven players including, M. Vaughan, G. Jones, K. Pietersen, A. Giles, P. Collingwood, J. Bell, S. Harrison, M. Hoggard, M. Trescothick, S. Jones, and A. Strauss, the official story of the greatest ever Test series in the teams own words, preface by Richard Bevan, foreword by Marcus Trescothick, dust-jacket unclipped, 8vo, published by Orion Books, 2005. (6)Provenance: each autograph was signed in person for the vendor who is an autograph collector.
Lot 7283
Budgie - Original screen print poster from 1969 at Umist Students Union, Sackville St., Manchester, rolled, 30 x 40 inches. Budgie were a Welsh heavy metal band from Cardiff. The band formed in 1967, and the following year recorded a demo; in 1971, their first album (of blues-oriented hard rock), produced by Rodger Bain, was released by MCA. The band, a classic power trio with the occasional keyboard player, released ten albums, with MCA, A&M, and RCS, between 1971 and 1982, attracting a fair number of fans and achieving modest commercial success.
Lot 7074
Aliens - Two related books, includes VERHEIDEN (Mark). and Others. Aliens: Compleat Aliens: Limited hardcover edition, multi-Signed, within slipcase - numbered 177 of 500 copies, with seven signatures on fold-out limitation-page, collects for the first time, Aliens Books One and Two; Aliens: Earth War; and Dark Horse Presents: Aliens, reprints Aliens (1988-1989) Issues 1-6, Aliens (1989) Issues 1-4, Aliens: Earth War (1990) Issues 1-4, & Dark Horse Presents: Aliens (1992) Issue 1, illustrated throughout by Mark A. Nelson, and others, featuring new Aliens art from some of the artists for the original comics inspired by the original designs and creations of H.R. Giger and based on the characters and events in the Twentieth Century Fox film, green leather, titled in gilt on upper cover and spine, within matching slipcase, published Milwaukie, Dark Horse Comics, 1993; together with, GOODWIN (Archie) and Walter Simonson. Alien: The Illustrated Story, first edition, soft covers, colour comic-strip illustrations throughout, published Futura, 1979. (2) Condition Report: Aliens: Compleat Aliens: Limited hardcover edition - near fine condition.Alien: The Illustrated Story - light wear to covers otherwise overall good condition.
Lot 7276
The Beatles Memorabilia collection, comprises: Applecorps 1995 Moonlight Boat, Limited edition sericel, one of 500 copies, reproduction of a production cel used in the episode of Mister Moonlight, originally aired on January 1, 1966, lithograph background, 46 x 46cm overall, with accompanying COA; Beatles Worcester Ware tin tray, c. 1964, 33 x 33cm; 1960s Ballito ladies stockings featuring The Beatles faces within the pattern on both legs (as new); The Beatles: Applecorps Timepieces, a group of three watches, comprises: WBTLO3, 1993, within sliding wooden guitar case lettered with the bands name in black; WBTL04, 1993, within black zipped leatherette guitar case with the bands name on leather panel; WBTL04, 1993, The Beatles: Yesterday, within sliding wooden guitar case lettered with the bands name in black, each watch with brown leatherette strap and loosely inserted guarantee; Sound of the Stars, 7 Flexi Disc, Disc and Music Echo, 1966, interviews include, The Beatles with Tom Lodge, Dusty Springfield with Spencer Davis, and others; The Beatles Mersey Beat paper 1963, Vol.3, No. 63, December 19, 1963-January 2, 1964, Limited edition reprint, numbered 04533, first imprint, 1994; The Times Beatles Songbook, 2009; The Beatles 100 Stamp Set, Hallmark Merchandisers Inc., USA/NEMS; 1964, sealed promotional shop display, features five pages of 20 stamps each; a group of ten 8 x 10 inch black and white photographs, depicted the band playing their instruments during a recording session or rehearsal; Pete Best Autographed black and white photograph, Signed in blue marker pen by the former drummer with The Beatles from 1960 to 1962, 25 x 20 inches within mount, 15 ¼ x 12 inches overall; with a related 6 x 4 inch colour photograph taken of Pete Best whilst signing the black and white photograph. (18) Condition Report: overall good conditions, with strong signatures.
Lot 7055
James Bond FLEMING (Ian) and Others - Five first edition hardback books, includes, FLEMING (Ian). On Her Majestys Secret Service, Jonathan Cape, 1963, spelling error on page 41, line 6: 'four' for 'forty', original boards with ski trail design to upper cover, titled in gilt on spine, dust-jacket priced 16/- net; You Only Live Twice, Jonathan Cape, 1964, first state, original boards with Japanese characters in gilt to upper cover, dust-jacket priced 16s. net, the final book in the 'Blofeld Trilogy and the last James Bond novel by Ian Fleming to be published in his lifetime; The Man With the Golden Gun, original plain boards, titled in gilt on spine, dust-jacket price-clipped; dust-jacket designs by Richard Chopping; together with, MARKHAM (Robert). Colonel Sun: A James Bond Adventure, Jonathan Cape, 1968, original plain boards, titled in gilt on spine, map illustrated endpapers, dust-jacket priced 21s. net, jacket painting by Tom Adams; and GARDNER (John). Licenced Renewed, Book Club Associate, 1981, dust-jacket unclipped, design by Mon Mohan, the authors first novel featuring James Bond. 8vo. (5) Condition Report: On Her Majestys Secret Service - clean boards, slightly cocked, dust-jacket with light marks, chipped (with some loss) to spine ends and corners.You Only Live Twice -clean boards, slightly cocked, dust-jacket with light marks with light stains to inner jacket.The Man With the Golden Gun - clean boards, dust-jacket chipped head of spine, with light stains to inner jacket.Colonel Sun - clean boards, dust-jacket with darkening to spine.Licence Renewed - clean boards, dust-jacket chipped (small loss) to lower spine.
Lot 7041
James Bond FLEMING (Ian). A group of three first edition hardback books - includes, On Her Majestys Secret Service, published Jonathan Cape, 1963,original boards with ski trail design to upper cover, titles in gilt to spine, dust-jacket priced 16s. net, further within facsimile dust-jacket; You Only Live Twice, Jonathan Cape, 1964, original boards with Japanese characters in gilt to upper cover, dust-jacket priced 16s. net, further within clear protective sleeve;The Man With the Golden Gun, Jonathan Cape, 1965,ownership name to front pastedown, original plain boards, dust-jacket priced 18s. net, dust-jacket designs by Richard Chopping. (3) Condition Report: On Her Majestys Secret Service - clean boards, spine ends a little bumped, original dust-jacket foxed and worn with loss to spine ends, foxing and toning to edges, some intermittent foxing internally. You Only Live Twice - clean boards, bumped head of spine, light marks to edges. The Man With the Golden Gun - light marks to boards, small dent to top edge of upper cover, light foxing to inner dust-jacket, foxing to edges, .
Lot 7173
Autographs: Friends (TV series, 1994-2004) - Two Cast Signed 10 x 8-inch colour photographs, the first photograph, Signed by six cast members, including, Jennifer Anniston (Rachel Green) Matthew Perry (Chandler Bing) David Schwimmer (Dr. Ross Geller) Lisa Kudrow (Phoebe Buffray) Courteney Cox (Monica Geller) and Matt LeBlanc (Joey Tribbiani); the second photograph, Signed by four cast members including, Matthew Perry, Courteney Cox, Matt LeBlanc, and David Schwimmer, each with an accompanying COA. (2) Please note the signatures have not been authenticated. Please satisfy yourself prior to bidding on this lot.Condition Report: Please note the signatures have not been authenticated. Please satisfy yourself prior to bidding on this lot.
Lot 9057
A collection of forty-eight Target Doctor Who paperback books, mostly by Terrance Dicks, also Malcolm Hulke, Bill Strutton, Barry Letts, Philip Hinchcliffe and Gerry Davis (48), together with The Doctor Who Dinosaur Book and a quantity of Doctor Who Weekly and Monthly magazines including first issue with free gift transfers attached
Lot 683
Vinyl - Classical - 18 Decca LPs featuring Wilhelm Backhaus including ED1s, factory samples, and first pressings to include LX 3083, LXT 2723, SWL 8016, LXT 2866, LXT 5596, LXT 5016, LXT 5123, LXT 5413, LXT 6014, LXT 6301, SXL 2178, SXL 6064, SDD 201, BR 3073, SXL 2179, SXL 6322, SXL 6416, SXL 6417. Ex overall.
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