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Lot 1
Aviation's Magnificent Gamblers hardback book by Terry Gwynn Jones signed by author. Published 1981 Lansdowne Press First Edition ISBN 0 85613 385 X. 126 pages. Fine condition. Dust jacket shows slight shelf wear at the edges. From TV Blockbusters presenters Bob Holness collection. All proceeds are being donated to the Michael Sobell Cancer Charity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £9.99. We can ship a 20KG box in UK for £12, Europe £40, US/ROW £80.
Lot 104
Say The Word by Ivor Brown Hardback Book 1947 First Edition published by Jonathan Cape some ageing and fading to outer dust cover good condition. Sold on behalf of the Michael Sobell Cancer Charity. We combine shipping on all lots from 4.99 in UK, 6.99 Europe and 8.99 ROW. We can ship a 20kg box in UK for 12 pounds.
Lot 135
It Happened on Rush Street A Group of Short Stories by Walter Schwimmer 1971 First Edition Hardback Book published by Frederick Fell Inc good condition. Sold on behalf of the Michael Sobell Cancer Charity. We combine shipping on all lots from 4.99 in UK, 6.99 Europe and 8.99 ROW. We can ship a 20kg box in UK for 12 pounds.
Lot 154
Signed Book City of Friends by Joanna Trollope First Edition 2017 Hardback Book published by Mantle (Pan Macmillan) good condition. Sold on behalf of the Michael Sobell Cancer Charity. We combine shipping on all lots from 4.99 in UK, 6.99 Europe and 8.99 ROW. We can ship a 20kg box in UK for 12 pounds.
Lot 168
Treat it Gentle by Sidney Bechet Hardback Book 1960 First Edition published by Cassell & Co Ltd some ageing to outer dust cover good condition. Sold on behalf of the Michael Sobell Cancer Charity. We combine shipping on all lots from 4.99 in UK, 6.99 Europe and 8.99 ROW. We can ship a 20kg box in UK for 12 pounds.
Lot 192
In Laws & Outlaws by C Northcote Parkinson Hardback Book First Edition 1962 published by John Murray some fading to outer dust cover good condition. Sold on behalf of the Michael Sobell Cancer Charity. We combine shipping on all lots from 4.99 in UK, 6.99 Europe and 8.99 ROW. We can ship a 20kg box in UK for 12 pounds.
Lot 196
Whitbread's Brewery Incorporating The Brewer's Art Hardback Book First Edition 1951 published by Whitbread & Co Ltd some ageing to outer dust cover and first page good condition. Sold on behalf of the Michael Sobell Cancer Charity. We combine shipping on all lots from 4.99 in UK, 6.99 Europe and 8.99 ROW. We can ship a 20kg box in UK for 12 pounds.
Lot 348
The Children's Golden Treasure Book For 1937 edited by J R Crosland & J M Parrish Hardback Book 1937 First Edition published by Odhams Press Ltd some ageing good condition. Sold on behalf of the Michael Sobell Cancer Charity. We combine shipping on all lots from 4.99 in UK, 6.99 Europe and 8.99 ROW. We can ship a 20kg box in UK for 12 pounds.
Lot 4
A History Of Britain AT The Edge Of The World? 3000 BC AD 1603 hardback book by Simon Schama signed by author. Published 2000 BBC Worldwide First Edition ISBN 0 563 38497 2. 416 pages. Fine condition. From TV Blockbusters presenters Bob Holness collection. All proceeds are being donated to the Michael Sobell Cancer Charity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £9.99. We can ship a 20KG box in UK for £12, Europe £40, US/ROW £80.
Lot 44
Crusoe on Cricket The Cricket Writings of R C Robertson 1966 First Edition Hardback Book published by Alan Ross Ltd good condition. Sold on behalf of the Michael Sobell Cancer Charity. We combine shipping on all lots from 4.99 in UK, 6.99 Europe and 8.99 ROW. We can ship a 20kg box in UK for 12 pounds.
Lot 47
Alamein 1933 1962 An Italian Story by Paolo Caccia Dominioni First Edition 1966 Hardback Book published by George Allan and Unwin Ltd good condition. Sold on behalf of the Michael Sobell Cancer Charity. We combine shipping on all lots from 4.99 in UK, 6.99 Europe and 8.99 ROW. We can ship a 20kg box in UK for 12 pounds.
Lot 8
The World Of Wallace And Gromit hardback book by Andy Lane. Published 2004 Boxtree First Edition ISBN 0 7522 1558 2. 184 pages. Fine condition. Minor shelf wear to dust jacket.. From TV Blockbusters presenters Bob Holness collection. All proceeds are being donated to the Michael Sobell Cancer Charity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £9.99. We can ship a 20KG box in UK for £12, Europe £40, US/ROW £80.
Lot 377
Windsor GB album includes 2 x penny black stamps: Also includes first issue 2d blue, a variety of other Victorian material, including some well, lightly cancelled stamps, Edward VII, plus George V to 10 shillings seahorse and Geo. VI / QEII both mint and used. Includes some pleasant material.
Lot 274
Cooke, Alistair, Alistair Cooke's America, 1973, first edition, limited edition No.39/250, signed by the author, illustrated with colour plates and maps, Paradine in association with the British Broadcasting Corporation and Alfred A. Knopf, crushed full morocco binding by Morrell with titles to spine and front cover in in gilt, marbled and map endpapers, in marbled and red cloth slipcase. Note: specially bound for the occasion of the American Bicentennial celebration, this work accompanied Cooke's BBC 2 series America, 'a personal history of the United States', written and presented by Cooke and produced by Michael Gill. It was broadcast in both countries across 1972 and 1973 and in the US a charitable foundation considered the book of such educational value that it out a copy in every American public library.
Lot 436
A collection of Royal Mail Mint Stamp packs Christmas' 1982-1987 together with two books of 10 x 1st class Christmas stamps, one book of first class Christmas stamps (25p on each), two books of 20 x 2nd class Christmas stamps (19p on each), four books of 20 x 2nd class Christmas stamps (18p), and two books of 20 x Christmas 2nd class stamps (2nd class on each) all postally unused with a face value of approximately over £75
Lot 2423
A cased U.S.A. James Warner second model first type pocket model revolver c1857-late 1960's total production approx 9,500 (this model just a few hundred), six shot with a .28 bore, top strap marked James Warner Springfield Mass U.S.A., the fitted rosewood case has cap tin, flask and an oiler (N.B. the revolver and case may have been a later marriage)
Lot 10
Gladiator, a Zucchabar arena sword from Ridley Scott's Oscar®-winning historical epic Gladiator. Swords were given to the gladiators at the arena during Maximus' (Russell Crowe) first fight, in which he and Juba (Djimon Hounsou) were chained together with the other slaves to further entertain the audience. The sword with a ring turned handle with intentional chips and marks and a blade with tarnished marks and battle chips to appear used, 74cm long. Purchased at the Prop Store 2020 with certificate
Lot 13
Author Lawrence Meynell's desk chair, the green leather swivel desk chair above four arched legsLaurence Walter Meynell (1899-1989) aka Valerie Baxter, Sidney Bedford, Robert Eton, Geoffrey LudlowBorn in 1899, in Wolverhampton, Laurence Walter Meynell was the son of Herbert Meynell, chairman of Meynell and Sons Ltd., and his wife Agnes. He was educated at St. Edmund's College in Ware, Hertfordshire, and served in the artillery in The First World War. He worked for an estate agency, and as a teacher, before his first novel, Mockbeggar, won a competition run by the publishers Harrap in 1924, and he turned to writing as a career. Meynell also worked as an editor, beginning in the 1950s, for the Bodley Head, and for Time and Tide. He was married twice, to novelist Shirley Darbyshire and to Joan Belfrage, and had one daughter. He died in 1989.Meynell is primarily remembered for his crime fiction, much of it published under his own name, but he also published children's fiction under the pseudonyms A. Stephen Tring and Valerie Baxter. He also used the pseudonyms Robert Eton and Geoffrey Ludlow.Provenance: By Family Descent
Lot 74
Noel Cowards Personal copy of The Noel Coward Song Book, the book bound by Sangorksi & Sutcliffe of London in green leather bound and gilt tooled, title to spine also in gilt, Ex Libris Noel Coward label to the inside binding, first published London Michael Joseph, 1953Provenance: From the Estate of Norman Hackforth. Norman Hackworth was a long-term accompanist and amanuensis to Noel Coward 1941-1955 and had edited some of the accompaniments published in this volume, the lot is together with the CD Coward Songs.
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Lot 8
E.M. Forster, The Story of the Siren, first edition, [one of 500 copies], signed by the author with a strike through the printed name, Printed by Leonard & Virginia Woolf at The Hogarth Press, Paradise Road, Richmond, 1920, blue marbled effect cover, dedication to the inside first page Alexis and Jill Provenance: The estate of A.P Vlasto (Fellow of Kings College Cambridge) Alexis Peter VlastoIn 1939 Vlasto was headhunted to work at the British code breaking establishment Bletchley Park. He was seconded from Cambridge University where he was to undertake ‘War Work’. He was given the responsibility of the Japanese Army Air Force section where he would aid in cracking the Japanese Army Air Force code system 3366. Vlasto was one of a team of people assigned to this task alongside Maurice Wiles and Mervyn Jones. Whilst at Bletchley Park Vlasto met the young musicologist Hilda Joan ‘Jill’ Medway who was also on secondment from Cambridge and by the time the war had ended in May 1945 Vlasto and Medway were married (they married on 19 March 1945).
Lot 92
The studio easel of Anna Airy RA (6th June 1862 - 23rd October 1964), manufactured by Reeves & Sons, with adjustable height and angle mechanisms, 71cm wide, Provenance- Easel acquired from the Jack Haste Gallery, Great Colman Street Ipswich who oversaw the storage of Anna Airy's works after her death, the easel was then purchased by prominent Suffolk artist Margaret Glass. Anna Airy, was born at Greenwich, London on 6th June 1882, only daughter of Wilfred Airy (1836-1925), civil engineer, the son of Sir George Biddell Airy (1801-1892), astronomer royal; and his wife Anna, who died in childbirth, daughter of Professor Listing of Gottingen, Lower Saxony, Germany. Raised under the care of her two maiden aunts, Annot Airy and Christabel Airy, who were both artists. Airy was educated at Slade School of Art 1899-1903 alongside artists such as Augustus John and William Orpen, studying under Frederick Brown, Philip Wilson Steer and Henry Tonks. Airy was awarded a Slade scholarship in 1903 and the Melville Nettleship Prize for three consecutive years. In 1906, Anna was elected a member of the Pastel Society, in 1908 an associate member of the Royal Society of Painter-Etchers, in 1909 a member of the Royal Institute of Painters, in 1913 a member of the Royal Society of Portrait Painters and in 1918 a member of the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours, and was one of the most respected female artists of her generation. Anna exhibited at the Royal Academy in London, every year bar one 1905-1956, and at international exhibitions in Paris, Stockholm, Milan, Pittsburgh, Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal. Some of her paintings are in the Royal collection and the Queen Mother used a reproduction for one of her Christmas cards. Airy was a member of the Ipswich Art Club, 1903-1964 where she exhibited regularly and became its first woman president. Airy married artist Geoffrey Buckingham Pocock on 18 February 1916, who had taught at the Slade. Anna died at Playford, Suffolk on 23rd October 1964.
Lot 455
Star Wars - an original vintage c1985 Star Wars triple bill Australian one sheet cinema advertising movie poster. Featuring a large central silver pyramid of the film titles, with surrounding artwork featuring Darth Vader to the top. MAPS Litho printer's details to base. Folded (as issued). A scarce poster - the first time all three movies were shown on one bill in Australia. Large ' Together! ' text to top in red. Measures approx; 68cm x 33cm.
Lot 216
The Beatles - A collection of approx 24 Retrospective vinyl records including albums, interviews etc to include Rarities (SHAL-12060), Reel Music (PCS 7218), Talk Downunder (GP 5001), The Historic First Live Recordings (PTP-2098), Rare Beatles (PHX 1011), Hey Jude (PCS 7184), The Beatle Interviews (CBR 1008),, Ballads (PCS 7214), In Italy (1A 062-04632), The Beatles Tapes (2683-068), Beatle Songs We Love You Beatles with Tales Of The Rhino catalogue comic present (RNLP 803), Hollywood Bowl (EMTV 4), Red and Blue double LP albums and more. Sleeves in VG condition. Records in G+ to VG+ condition.
Lot 45
JK Rowling (British Author - famous for the Harry Potter series) - The Casual Vacancy - UK First Edition 2012, pub. Little Brown. Hardcover, with dustjacket. Signed to the title page by Rowling in black ink, undedicated. Obtained personally by the vendor from an event in Bath, with the original ticket supplied as provenance. Some foxing, otherwise generally excellent unread condition.
Lot 85
Stephen King - American Author - Bag Of Bones (1998 First Edition hardcover) - signed edition, autographed by King in blue ink neatly to the title page, undedicated. Obtained in person by the vendor at a signing in Borders, London. With newspaper clipping advertising the event, and original purchase receipt from the day. Generally excellent unread condition.
Lot 206
The Rolling Stones - A selection of five vinyl long play LP record albums to include their first album The Rolling Stones (Mono, Decca second pressing LK.4605 VG, with sleeve reading 'I Need You Baby'), No. 2 (Mono on Decca LK.4661 VG), Out Of Our Heads (Stereo on Decca SKL.4733 VG), Aftermath (Stereo Decca SKL.4786 VG with purple shadow outer sleeve) and Around and Around (Stereo French Decca pressing 158.012 VG).
Lot 222
The Beatles - A collection of six vinyl long play LP record albums to include With The Beatles (Parlophone PMC 1206, Mono Second pressing), Rubber Soul (Parlophone PMC 1267, Mono Second pressing), Revolver (Parlophone PMC 7009, Mono Second pressing), A Collection Of Beatles Oldies (Parlophone PMC 7016, Mono First pressing), The Beatles' First! Recorded In Hamburg 1961 (German Polydor 46 432, Mono pressing) and Let It Be (Apple PCS 7096, Stereo pressing). All sleeves are in G to VG+ condition. The records are in G to VG, most have suffered from marberling.
Lot 255
Iron Maiden - The First Ten Years - An original limited belt buckle by Alchemy Poker Rox for the release of the First Ten Years box set. The buckle featuring the face of the infamous 'Eddie' on the front with makers marks / stampes to the verso of each piece. Limited to 500 released in 1989. Measures approx; 9cm x 10cm.
Lot 5
Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows - Deluxe Special First Edition hardcover of the book, with gilt page ends, and alternative cover artwork, 2007. Signed to the title page by actor Daniel Radcliffe who played Harry in the franchise. Signed neatly in black ink, undedicated. Originally a competition prize at time of release. Book with light signs of use, but generally in excellent condition. Scarce example, signed by the lead actor (and an earlier form of his signature too).
Lot 8
Star Wars - Return Of The Jedi (1983) - Ewoks - two original production design used artwork pieces, both featuring Ewoks. The first showing the front of an Ewok and the second, the rear. Both stamped LFL 1981. Not hand drawn artwork - official production copies. Both framed. Supplied with a Prop Store COA. Each total size approx; 38cm x 33cm.
Lot 263
Reggae / Rock / Dub - A mixed collection of approx; 40+ long play LP vinyl records and 12" singles of varying artists to include Black Sabbath Vol. 4 (Full Vertigo Swirl Label, First Pressing in Stereo 6360 071, condition G+), Love Joys Lovers Rock (on Wackie's W-2383, condition G+), Al Campbell Gee Baby (Phill Pratt label SS1002, condition VG), Mikey Dread Rocky Road (Rub-A-Dub Jamaica label, condition VG) John Holt examples, Voodoo Chile and more.
Lot 214
A mixed collection of music related ephemera books / magazines / programs with multiple examples form the rolling stones to include A Pictorial History, Black and White Blues 1963, The Stones Chronicle, The First Twenty Years, Images Of The World Tour 1989-1990, Urban Jungle Europe 1990, Voodoo Lounge World Tour 1994/95, Rolling Stones Complete etc. Together with Dire Straits, The Jimi Hendrix Experience Electric Ladayland music book, Weather Report and more.
Lot 264
Dr. Hook And The Medicine Show- A collection of 11 long play LP vinyl record albums to include their first album 'Doctor Hook', Sloppy Seconds, Makin' Love And Music, The Ballad Of Lucy Jordon, Sylvia's Mother, Sometimes You Win..., Belly Up!, Bankrupt, Pleasure & Pain and A Little Bit More, Rising.
Lot 207
The Who - A selection of three long play LP vinyl record albums to include Meaty, Beaty, Big & Bouncy (Stereo First pressing on Track Records 2406 006, Porky / I knew in the runoff, VG+ condition), Tommy Part Two (Stereo Track Records 2406 008, VG) and Who Are You (Stereo Polydor WHOD 5004, VG+)
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