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Mullocks Specialist Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 495

Golf Club Centenaries - England (6) to incl "100 years at Notts Golf Club-1887 to 1987" 1st ed 1989 ^ "A History of Royal Eastbourne Golf Club -1887 to 1987" 1st edition 1987^ " Beau Desert Golf Club - The First 100 years 1911-2011" 1st ed 2013^ "A Centenary of Golf on Dartford Heath 1891-1991" signed by the author^ chairman and president ltd ed no. 611/1000^ "The History of West Hearts Golf Club 1890-1989" 1st ed 1988 and "One Hundred Years of Golf on The Isle of Purbeck" 1st ed 1992 - all with their dust jackets hence overall (VG)

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Mullocks Specialist Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 497

Golf Club Centenaries - Ireland (6) to incl "The Story of a Rathmore Golf Club^ Portrush… So far" 1st ed 2006^ "Helen's Bay Golf Club - The First Century" 1st ed 1996^ "Bangor Golf Club -100 Years" 1st ed 2003^ "Donaghadee Golf Club-100 years in The Making" 1st ed1999^ "Clandeboye 2000-A Golf Club through The Twentieth Century" 1st ed 2000 and "Lurgan Golf Club 1893-1993" 1st ed1993 and signed to the inside front free end plate by various members et al - 4 with their dust jackets and the other 2 with photographic coloured boards overall (G)

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Mullocks Specialist Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 499

Golf Club Centenaries - Scotland (6) to incl "Royal Musselburgh Golf Club 1774-1999 1st ed c/w dust jacket^ "Cathcart Castle Golf Club 1895-1995" 1st ed c/w original dust jacket^ "Muirfield and The Honourable Company" 1st ed 1972 by George Pottinger c/w dust jacket (some marks and minor nicks and tears) otherwise(G)^ "Craigmillar Park Golf Club 1895-1995" 1st ed 1995 c/w dust jacket^ "Douglas Park Golf Club 1897-1997" 1st ed 1997 c/w the original pictorial and gilt boards and spine^ and "The First 100 years of Golf at Newtonmore" 1st ed in the original pictorial photographic wrappers hence overall all (G)

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Mullocks Specialist Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 501

Golf Club History and Centenaries (3) - to include Scott^ Garnet - "A Centenary History of the Worcestershire Golf Club" 1st ed 1979 complete with the original dust jacket^ Bromhead^ John signed-"Droitwich Golf Club 1897-1997" 1st ed 1996 signed by the author to the limitation page number 243/700 c/w the original dust jacket^ and Jenkins^ LC - "Golf in Hardy Country" 1st ed 1993 c/w the original dust jacket - each book has the hand written details of the owner to the front free end plates or first title pages otherwise overall (VG)

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Mullocks Specialist Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 502

Golf Club Histories (5) to include George Pottinger - "Muirfield and The Honourable Company" 1st edition 1972 (ex libris)^ "A History of Royal Musselburgh Golf Club 1774-1999" 1st ed (VG)^ Robert Crampsey -"The Centenary History of The West Kilbride Golf Club" 1st ed 1993^ Archie Baird - "Golf on Gullane Hill" 6th edition and Sir Peter Allen - "The Sunley Book of Royal Golf" 1st ed 1989 - all with dust jackets and with owners hand written name and details to either the front free end plate or first title pages (VG)

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Mullocks Specialist Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 525

Hamilton^ David rare^ unsigned - "Golf - Scotland's Game" publ'd 1998 ltd ed 9/350 copies in quarter leather and cloth boards c/w slip case^ 269p^ c/w end pocket containing a golfing map of Scotland and leather book mark stamped with Scottish club makers punches (note only 350 copies were produced in quarter leather) and also has special end papers made from grass cut from Leith Links home of the world's first golf club hence (VG).

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Mullocks Specialist Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 527

Hamilton^ David signed - "The Thorn Tree Clique - new analysis of Mathieson's poem The Goff" publ'd 2001 in deluxe leather ltd ed no 40/ 50 which were hand tooled in leather using a golfing motif at The Fine Bindery comes c/w slip case made from grass and leaves from Leith Links home of the world's first golf club hence. The book contains the first line by line analysis of Matthieson's Edinburgh poem "The Goff" of 1742^ not only casting new light on the play but also revealing it as an Enlightenment parable. The 4 wood engravings are by Kathleen Lindsley and an end pocket has a facsimile of this rare and valuable poem - appears unread hence (VG).

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Mullocks Specialist Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 535

Hezlet^ May - "Ladies Golf" 1st ed 1904" - original green and gilt decorative pictorial cloth boards and spine^ c/w illustrations - some minor wear to top and tail of spine^ usual discolouring to front and rear end plates otherwise internally clean hence (F/G) Note Written by 3x British Ladies Champion which was the first instruction book publ'd in UK specifically for women - the book focuses on instruction with extensive illustrations as well as sections on rules^ etiquette and dress

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Mullocks Specialist Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 622

Jakubowicz^ Henri - "Rusty Staples -or Aspects of Collecting Golf Instruction Booklets" 1st ed 2004 ltd ed 21 copies bound in full Harmatan leather publ'd by Rhod McEwan Ballater - gilt edges and may illustrations - c/w green cloth slipcase again appears unread (VG) - Rare. Note Only 72 copies were produced with the first 21 in full leather providing an in depth look at golf instruction books. This bibliography contains 274 main titles and more than 450 booklets

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Mullocks Specialist Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 642

Ray^ Edward - "Driving^ Approaching^ Putting" 1st ed 1922^ publishers London: Methuen & Co Ltd^ in the original pictorial coloured paper label boards (general wear) internally clean hence overall (F) Note Ted Ray won the Open Golf Championship in 1912 and went to become the first English man to win the US Open Golf Championship in 1920 - Ray was best known for participating in a playoff for the US Open in 1913 with Vardon and Francis Ouimet^ the winner. He was player/captain for the first official Ryder Cup in 1927.

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Mullocks Specialist Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 659

Watt^ Alick A signed - "Collecting Old Golfing Clubs" 1st edition 1985 signed by the author to the front free end plate complete with the original dust jacket hence overall (G) - Note one of the first books on Golf Collecting and still a very good reference book

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Mullocks Specialist Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 660

Watt^ Alick A - rare unsigned - "Collecting Old Golfing Clubs" 1st edition 1985 signed by the author to the front free end plate complete with the original dust jacket hence overall (G) - Note one of the first books on Golf Collecting and still a very good reference book

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Mullocks Specialist Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 722

1960 Open Centenary Golf Championship programme played at St Andrews and won by Kel Nagle - c/w 2x draw sheet tokens - slight marks to cover otherwise (G) Note Final round was abandoned due to bad weather and was played for the first time on a Saturday

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Mullocks Specialist Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 726

1968 Open Golf Championship official programme - played at Carnoustie and won by Gary Player for the first of his 3 Open Victories c/w two draw sheet tokens - minor corner crease and slight spine wear otherwise very clean (G) plus 2000 and 2002 Open Championship programmes played at St Andrews and Muirfield (plus ticket) respectively both (G) (4)

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Mullocks Specialist Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 73

3x Lawn Tennis Rackets ranging from 1930 - 1950 the first is the "The Junior" measuring just 62.5 cm long^ it is in perfect unused condition^ with a laminated frame^ convex wedge and unbroken strings. Secondly - the "Diamond" with a concave wedge and perfect stringing. Finally a 20s'self-decorated' racket with a tapered handle^ and convex wedge - stringing perfect (3)

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Mullocks Specialist Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 734

1953 Official Ryder Cup golf programme - played Wentworth Golf Club - US winning 6 ½ - 5 ½ - c/w both draw sheet tokens - minor creases to the covers otherwise internally mint hence overall (VG) Note this was the first time that Republic of Ireland players were selected

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Mullocks Specialist Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 735

1961 Official Ryder Cup golf programme - played at Royal Lytham & St Anne's GC - US winning 14 1/2 - 9 1/2 c/w final day's draw sheet token - minor creases to the cover - otherwise (VG) Note This was Arnold Palmer's first Ryder Cup appearance

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Mullocks Specialist Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 736

Collection of Ryder Cup golf programmes from 1967 onwards to include 1967 17th Ryder Cup Golf match played at Champions Golf Club Houston^ 1973 played at Muirfield together with 2x draw sheets for the first two days^ the 1st days play (one A/F)^ 1977 played at Royal Lytham and St Anne's^ 1991 played at Kiawah Island^ And 1993 Played at The Belfry - all programmes are in good condition

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Mullocks Specialist Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 74

3x Lawn Tennis Rackets ranging from 1920 - 1930 the first racket is the "Solus"^ made in England with excellent transfers and frame trimmings - The strings are in perfect condition. The second racket is a "First Light" model retailed by'H. R. Wakar & Co. Sports Outfitters' from the Punjabi city of Ferozepore^ India - it has perfect stringing. The third racket is'Wilson Super Stroke' racket patented on 28th August 1928. No Strings (3)

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Mullocks Specialist Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 757

Rare 1976 Open Golf Championship Players enamel badge - issued to contestants only - won by Tom Watson for the first time at Carnoustie

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Mullocks Specialist Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 761

Collection of Open Golf Championship First Day Covers and Stamps - to include Open Champions Sandy Lyle^ Nick Faldo^ Greg Norman^ Mark Calcavecchia and Ian Baker-Finch together with Royal Mail Mint Stamps 6 collection of Scottish open championship courses to include St Andrews^ Muirfield^ Carnoustie^ Royal Troon and Turnberry in the original Royal Mint folding card (6)

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Mullocks Specialist Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 770

1997 Ryder Cup Commemorative ceramic wall plate - with 22ct gold trim^ hand crafted by Bill Waugh For Royal English Porcelain to commemorate the first match in Europe - decorated with The Ryder Cup Trophy overall 9.25 x 7.75" - in the original packing box.

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Mullocks Specialist Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 774

2x sets Champions of Golf "The Masters Collection" golf card collection c1993 - to incl one unopened set - both issued by Titleist comprising a complete run of cards and from 1934 - 1993 plus 1995 Ben Crenshaw^ '96 Nick Faldo and 2x '97 Tiger Woods - first major breaking several records during the 4 days (VG) together with a full set of 1980 PGA Top 60 x Tour Players Money Winners Cards and the 5x 1980 Statistical Leaders Cards (65) (3 sets)

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Mullocks Specialist Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 823

Valderrama Golf Collection - Fine Royal Selanger pewter fruit bowl c1997 - decorated in relief to the rim with pear and grape motifs in the style of the Baroque period from the Jamie Ortiz Patino Collection - engraved to the bowl "To Mr Jamie Ortiz Patino with Compliments from Razali and Fellow Directors of the Saujana Golf and Country Club Malaysia" - stamped on the base V&A Museum MCMXCVII (1997)- overall 6.75"h x 12.25"dia. Note In 1997 the 32nd Ryder Cup Match was held at the Valderrama Golf Club in Sotogrande^ Spain^ marking the first time the event was contested in continental Europe.

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Mullocks Specialist Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 89

Rare cast-iron Victorian'Automatic Tennis Ball Cleaner' manufactured by "H. J. Gray & Sons Ltd. Cambridge." Measuring 35.0 cm h x 21.0 cm. wide^ the apparatus consists of a large cylindrical drum inside which an arrangement of brushes provide an abrasive surface to clean lawn tennis balls. The balls are inserted via an aperture at the top^ the side handle is turned and the balls are pulled through the mechanism. They are ejected from the apparatus through a small sliding trap door beneath. The idea was first patented by John Osmond of Clifton^ Kent^ on 30th November 1887. Several manufacturers^ including Spalding^ Ash and Gray himself later made similar devices. In full working order. Gray's details are cast into the surface of the device. Supplied with an A4 copy of the original specification drawing (2)

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Lot 93

French silver-plated tennis trophy consisting of a trophy bowl supported by three mesh-strung lawn tennis rackets which stand upon a circular metal base with a wooden plinth below. The wooden plinth has two engraved plaques attached. The first reads^ "En Souvenir de mes Premieres Parties en 1900 - Louise Aversenq-Villeneau" (In Remembrance of my First Parties in 1900 Louise Aversenq-Villeneau) The Second plaque read^ "Coupe Lilly - Tennis Club de St Jean D'Angely". The trophy is finely made and in excellent condition^ measuring 17 cm h

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Lot 99

Nice 1956 England v Australia'Laker's Match' signed cricket ephemera montage consisting of a copy of the scorecard^ autographs include J Laker^ C Cowdrey^ P Richardson^ T Bailey^ T Evans^ C Washbrook^ G Lock^ J Statham^ D Shepphard^ A Oakman^ and P May^ mf&g^ measuring 46 x 56cm. Note:'Laker's Match'^ in which the Yorkshire- born Surrey offspinner broke several major bowling records with his match analysis of 19 for 90^ all taken at the Stretford end; most wickets in any first-class match; only instance of ten wickets in a Test innings; only instance of ten wickets in a season twice - also 10 for 88 for Surrey v Australians; 39 wickets in the rubber equalling A V Bedser's record for England -Australia matches with a game to play.

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Lot 130

Rare 1957 West Indies cricket tour copper engraved plate comprising original copper plate used by Royal Worcester in the production of the bone china plates to commemorate their visit to England in 1957^ with facsimile signatures cut into the front^ c/w Royal Worcester imprint number 4104 on the reverse measuring 7"x 7" Note: The plate is sold for decorative purposes only and cannot be used for reproduction purposes. The first plate was produced in 1938 and continued until 1973 and were produced in limited numbers for presentation to each member of the touring team during their visit to the factory in Worcester

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Lot 136

2x South Africa Cricket team signed bats from 1994 and 1998 - to incl 1994 first South Africa tour to England after the ending of Apartheid and signed by the full 20x South Africa touring team squad c/w names printed to incl Wessels (c)^ Cronje^ Cullinan^ De Villiers^ Donald^ Kirsten^ Matthews^ Rhodes^ et al plus Coach Mike Procter et al and the 1998 signed by 15 players to incl Cronje^ Allan Donald^ Shaun Pollock^ Lance Klusener^ Jacques Kallis^ Jonty Rhodes^ Mark Boucher^ Paul Adams^ Daryl Cullinan^ Gary Kirsten^ et al (G)

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Lot 146

1953 MCC Tour to the West Indies scrapbook with original photographs^ of individuals and team^ a signed Godfrey Evans photograph^ signed scorecard (12) signatures including Compton^ Hutton^ Moss^ Lock^ Spooner^ Statham^ Bailey and more^ includes newspaper cutting^ individual and team original photographs (20) all together^ all stuck neatly into an album and very well presented. Note: The English cricket team in the West Indies in 1953–54 played five Test matches^ five other first-class matches and seven other games^ three of them on a two-week stop-over in Bermuda that included Christmas. Ultimately the tour could be considered a success for England in cricketing terms^ as they came back from 2–0 down to draw the series 2–2 against strong opposition. However the tour had its problems^ both on and off the field. The West Indians were disappointed by the English party's reluctance to socialise and the defensive nature of much of their cricket. The English players were dissatisfied with the quality of some of the umpiring. There was crowd trouble at two of the Tests. Lock was called for throwing in the first Test

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Mullocks Specialist Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 157

Collection of cricket souvenir programmes and benefit match programmes including 1948 The Australian Cricket tour^ The Gilbert Parkhouse Testimonial 13/07/87^ The first National Westminster Ban Trophy 05/09/81^ Allan Lamb signed benefit match programme 1988^ 2000'A Century of Wisden' handbook^ 1981 signed'Giff Testimonial match' and 1x not signed^ t/w 1983 MCC Christmas card (8)

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Lot 162

1930 Australia Cricket tour of England fixture list signed by team to the rear with 17 signatures incl Bradman^ Woodfull^ Beckett^ Kippax^ Wall^ Fairfax^ Hornibrook^ Oldfield^ Jackson^ Richardson^ McCabe^ Walker^ Hurwood^ Grimmett^ Ponsford^ Kelly and Howard all in ink and clear to the rear^ the list in VG condition throughout. Note: The seventeenth Australian team to visit this country accomplished a very fine performance. They not only achieved the great object of the tour by winning the rubber and so regaining possession of The Ashes but^ in the course of thirty-one engagements against first-class sides^ they were beaten but once-in the opening Test Match at Nottingham This particular tour will always be remembered by reason of the amazing batting successes which attended the efforts of Bradman.

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Lot 193

Signed 1988'The Don Bradman Albums' cricket books published by Macdonald Queen Anne Press^ including Vol 1 1925-34 and Vol 2 1935-1949^ both signed with a dedication from Don Bradman on paper laid down to first page of both^ in cream cloth covers with gold gilt impressed to front and spines and in VG condition^ c/w slipcase (some damage to corner of slipcase)

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Lot 229

1953 signed letter from H D G Leveson-Gower on headed note paper'Beardsley & Co Stock & Share Brokers' dated October 3rd 1953^'My Dear^ I am so sorry they were not sent before. I hope you have not been inconvenienced' signed H.D.G Leveson Gower^ t/w a postcard of C.B Fry (captain) Sussex unsigned (2). Note: Sir Henry Dudley Gresham Leveson Gower^ an English cricketer who played first class cricket for Oxford University and Surrey and captained England in Test cricket. His final first-class match was for his own Team v Cambridge U in 1931. He captained the MCC team to South Africa 1909/10^ leading England in three Tests on that tour. In 1953 he was knighted for his services to cricket.

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Lot 24

Flying - Pierre Prier First pilot signed^ inscribed and dated autograph album page - inscribed "Flight from London to Paris on 19th April 1911" see attached cv and on the back another signature laid down signed Thomas William Burgess - the second person to successfully complete a swim of the English Channel in Sept 1911 after Capt. Matthew Webb. Note the laid down signature can be removed hence (2)

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Chorley's
Lot 163

Two first period Worcester plates, circa 1780, painted with panels of polychrome flowers within a dark blue ground, 19cm diameter/see illustration

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Chorley's
Lot 172

A first period Worcester blue and white tea bowl and saucer, crooked fence pattern Condition Report: Both cup and saucer are in good condition

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Chorley's
Lot 197

A Bloor Derby figure of a toper and a model of a girl praying, circa 1830, the first with red printed mark, 10.5cm high Condition Report: Toper with a few tiny chips along the top rim of the base. Only llight rubbing to gilding. Girl with two corners of base broken and the other two with large chips. Broken through her neck. Rubbed gilding.

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Halls Fine Art Auctioneers
Lot 519

A quantity of Dinky items, circa late 1940's, to include an Oldsmobile, an Armstrong Siddeley, a First Type Foden, a Fire Engine, a Breakdown Truck, a Road Rover, a Pre-War Tipping Truck 25E, a similar Post-War example, several farm and garden implements, other items to include petrol pumps, milk churns, and several Hornby figures, three Triang Minic toys include a Short Bonnet Delivery van, Lorry and Tractor

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Halls Fine Art Auctioneers
Lot 65

A First Period Worcester porcelain coffee cup, decorated in the Queen Charlotte pattern (handle repaired)*

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James & Sons Auctioneers
Lot 109

Honourable Artillery Company 1919 First Annual Dinner - 39th Siege Battery Ticket and Menu Card, Criterion Restaurant Chairman Major J.H. Knox, M.C. And 1938 Twentieth Avenue Reunion menu. Mounted on a scrapbook page (3).

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James & Sons Auctioneers
Lot 330

Great Britain - 1971 24th Dec 12 ½p Booklet pane with first ever Christmas Eve issue 24th December 1971 Cachet. Labelled address.

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James & Sons Auctioneers
Lot 343

Great Britain - 1981 30th December Readers digest coil on Cotswold cover first and second cover.

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James & Sons Auctioneers
Lot 352

Great Britain - 1990 6th March Europa Benham FDC with Special hand stamp signed by Mary Malcolm one of the first BBC announcers. Printed address.

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James & Sons Auctioneers
Lot 362

Great Britain - 1994 19th May Channel Tunnel FDC set 4. Official Benham covers. First lorry shuttle spec hand stamp and extra stamp. Printed address.

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James & Sons Auctioneers
Lot 372

Great Britain - 2006 23rd February Brunel set of 4 First day covers. Benham FDC Printed address.

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James & Sons Auctioneers
Lot 635

Greyhound Racing 1927 White City London Official Card (Monday 20 June) First Meeting (7 Races) Scarce.

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James & Sons Auctioneers
Lot 789

A collection of five die cast models, including Days gone and EFE. An Exclusive First Editions E10501 AEC Mammoth 6 Box Van - London carriers, Rolls Royce Phantom II, 1939 Chevrolet car - Yellow cabs, Jeyes’ Fluid 1935 Ford 3 ton and a Colman’s Mustard 1936.

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Townsend Auction Galleries
Lot 299

2 boxes & a tin of British and overseas stamps, to include albums, loose stamps and First Day covers

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Warrington Auction Ltd
Lot 627

1957 Elizabeth First issue of reign full sovereign.

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Warrington Auction Ltd
Lot 648

1979 Elizabeth First proof of reign full sovereign.

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Boulton & Cooper
Lot 245

A World War II German Nazi War Merit Cross First Class, in box of issue.

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Boulton & Cooper
Lot 75

Eleanor E Helme & Nance Pool "The Joker and Jerry Again", first edition, illustrated by Cecil Aldin; Walter Emanuel "A Dog Day", illustrated by Cecil Aldin, new edition, 1904, quarto; a small version of the same book, published 1911, and "The Dogs of War" by the same author, first edition.

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Boulton & Cooper
Lot 77

Cecil Aldin, "How to Draw Dogs", first edition, published 1935; Cecil Aldin "Dogs of Character", published 1930, and "The Cecil Aldin Book" published by Eyre & Spottiswoode 1932.

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Sworders
Lot 228

A large quantity of stamps, some loose and some within albums, first day covers, and some postcards

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Peter Francis
Lot 364

Box of assorted metal ware to include brass epergne, plated tankards, two handled tray, plated candelabra, miniature first aid box, etc.

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Peter Francis
Lot 434

After Richard Broom, Mark One Spitfire, a limited edition coloured print commemorating the 75th anniversary of the first Spitfire flight, 5th March 1936. No. 3/500 signed by the artist. Framed and glazed.

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Anderson & Garland Ltd. Newcastle
Lot 100

A list of passengers for RMS Queen Mary, First Class, New York/Southampton, Friday, 8th August, 1947; together with three post cards and other ephemera related.

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Anderson & Garland Ltd. Newcastle
Lot 101

A bundle of black and white postcards; first day covers commemorating the first commercial flight of British Airways Concorde; a small box of mainly foreign maps; and a book to Josiah E. Jones Esq., late Welsh District Manager of The London Joint City & Midland Bank Ltd., signatures and hand drawn page borders and a list of employees.

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Anderson & Garland Ltd. Newcastle
Lot 290

A large collection of Irish stamps in albums; first day covers in albums; year books containing loose stamps; and envelopes containing loose stamps.

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