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An oak jewellery box, two shells, a magnifying glass, pill boxes and ornaments to include a Wilfred Gibson painted pottery figural groupLocation: 2:3

WW2 Harry Harrison Printed pencil drawing showing Wing Commander Guy Gibson VC DSO and Bar DFC and Bar. Signed by Battle of Britain Pilot Ray Grayston. Limited Edition Print 17/30. 16x12 in size. Mint condition. Est.

WW2 Jan Van Den Driesschen with Eve Gibson Hardback book, Titled We Will Remember Them Guy Gibson and The Dambusters. Signed by Sir Barnes Wallis Daughter Mary Stopes Roe on a Limited Edition 16/45 Bookplate. First English Edition. Published by The Erskine Press of Norfolk. Printed in GB by The University Press. Spine and Dust Jacket in mint condition. 162 pages. Est.

WW2 Hobbymaster Bristol Beaufighter Guy Gibson MK. IF Die cast display model. 1:72 Scale. Code HA2306. Set within the original box. Air Power Series. Superb Model. Good Condition. Est.

40th Anniv Battle of Britain Signed by 14 Pilots, Crew, involved in the Battle of Britain. 20 Sep 1980 BFPS1719 Last Reunion of Biggin Hill Veterans Special Postmark 40th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain miniature sheet of Hurricane & Spitfire. Flown in Hurricane Personally Signed by 10 Pilots, Crew, RAAF involved in the Battle of Britain J A A Gibson 501 Sqn New Zealander Ace with 12 Victories in Hurricane. Battle of Britain Fighter Pilot W H Hodds 25 Sqn Air Crew Battle of Britain in Bristol Blenheim E R Barnard 600 Sqn Air Gunner Battle of Britain. Details enclosed. Wg Cdr D G S R Cox DFC, 19 Sqn, RAF Duxford, Battle of Britain and WWII Ace G Russell 43 & 145 Squadrons Battle of Britain fighter. Joined 43 Squadron at Unsworth 28 th September 1940. G W Benn 219 Sqn Air Gunner Battle of Britain John Keatings Air Gunner with 219 Sqn Battle of Britain Alan W Gear 32 Hurricane Sqn, Battle of Britain fighter pilot Gp Capt G H Westlake 213 Sqdn WW11 Ace Called up on 1st September 1939, Westlake completed his training and was posted as a flying instructor, firstly at 9 EFTS, Ansty and later 3 FTS, South Cerney. He was commissioned on August 31 1940 and arrived at 6 OUT, Sutton Bridge. After converting to Hurricanes, Westlake was posted to 43 Squadron at Unsworth on 21 September 1940. He moved to 213 Sqn at Tangmere on the 29th and he claimed a BF 109 destroyed on 15th November 1940. Battle of Britain Fighter Pilot A Ingle 605 Sqn Battle of Britain & WW11 Ace. Shoot down POW Stalag Luft 111 Sqn Ldr J G P Millard Nos 1 & 242 Squadrons Battle of Britain fighter pilot. Plt Off Peter Ayerst who achieved confirmed victories in the Battle of Britain and not eligible for the Battle of Britain Clasp Gp Capt F. R. Carey CBE DFC AFC DFM. Sgt Carey of 43 Sqn at Tangmere until April 1940. Awarded DFM 1st March 1940 and commissioned. Then with No3 Sqn at Kenley from April 1940, in France to return wounded early 1940. Flight Commander No 43 Sqn Kenley from June until November 1940Richard Haine No 25(F) Sqn 4 Sep 1939 First Blenheim fighter patrol of War. Also 600 Sqn Battle of Britain pilot. Est.

JSF9c 46th Anniversary Battle of Britain Signed by 9 Battle of Britain Pilots Crew 16 Sept 86 BFPS 2123 46th Anniversary Battle of Britain 1 June - 31 October 1940 Green Flown cachet flown in Andover Personally Signed by Gp. Capt. Dennis David, Battle of Britain fighter pilot with 89 Beaufighter Squadron Burma 1943 and 8 other Battle of Britain Pilots Crew WAAF G W Benn 219 Sqn Air Gunner Battle of Britain. Richard Haine No 25(F) Sqn 4 Sep 1939 First Blenheim fighter patrol of War. Also 600 Sqn Battle of Britain pilot John Keatings ( Air Gunner with 219 Sqn Battle of Britain ) Peter Ayerst who achieved confirmed victories in the Battle of Britain and not eligible for the Battle of Britain Clasp, R A McGowen 46 Sqn Battle of Britain Fighter Pilot North Weald J A A Gibson 501 Sqn New Zealander Ace with 12 Victories in Hurricane. Battle of Britain Fighter Pilot Avis Hearn awarded M M for Bravery during Battle of Britain whilst under stuka attack on poling radar station Aug 1940 (Slightly Smudged ) H. E. Green British Fighter pilot with 141 ( F ) Sqn. 1940 to 1942 Flew Battle of Britain Certified Copy No 0159 of 1000 Very few issued Additionally Signed by the other 8 Battle of Britains lots, Crew, WAAF. Est.

WW2 Artist Robert Tomlin 17x13 colour print Titled Gibson. Print shows Guy Gibson in his specially modified Avro Lancaster Makes his first run over the Mohne Dam to create a legend that will live forever. Limited Edition 189/500. Signed by the Artist Robert Tomlin in pencil. good condition. Est.

WW2 G L Wright Colour 23x16.5 Print. Titled This is Bloody Dangerous Guy Gibson And Dambuster Crews Training Over Derwent Dam Derbyshire 1943. MULTI Signed by 617 Pilots Ken Jenkinson Colin Cole and Armourer Cyril Gosling. Superb Print in Fantastic Condition. Est.

EIGHT MOUNTED MOVIE STILLS PICTURES TO INCLUDE MEL GIBSON, JOHN WAYNE, TOM JONES, CLIFF RICHARD ETC

M&L Premier Kits and Wills 00 Gauge Locomotive kits and Slaters Coach Kit, M&L Double kit set, GWR 850 Class Saddle Tank and GWR 633 Class Pannier Tank, in original box, appears complete, no instructions, Wills Finecast SR (Ex LSWR) Class 02 0-4-2 Tank Engine kit with instructions and Alan Gibson wheels, appears complete, both in original boxes, Slaters GWT 57' Toplight Brake Third with instructions, appears complete, in base of an Airfix box, G-VG kits not checked, boxes F-G (3 boxes)

A small collection of silver King's pattern flatware, various makers comprising a soup ladle, by Goldsmiths and Silversmiths, London 1904, a basting spoon, by Gibson and Langman, London 1896, a set of six George IV Scottish silver single struck King's pattern teaspoons, by David Darling and James Bell, Edinburgh 1820, a four-piece silver-handled carving set, Sheffield, possibly 1906, a modern cake slice, tablespoon, table fork and dessert spoon, Gibson and Langman 1896 and a plated fish slice, 27ozt weighable (17)Condition report: No obvious major faults.

West Ham Pre War Football Photos: A large board backed original photo with all staff identified below of the 37/38 squad. Former property of Assistant Manager Sid Gibson. C/W 3 press photos from the same period of West Ham players. (4)

Sid Gibson Football Letters + Obituary Items: Letters from many people to him about his health or to his wife after he has passed away to include headed paper from Crystal Palace and Fulham plus his Funeral Service at East Ham in July 1938. There are newspaper reports of his death plus more. Quantity.

Pre War Football Press Photos: From the Sid Gibson Collection with teams such as Sheffield United and Nottingham Forest from the 1920s and early 30s. There is an album containing 20 large photos mainly stuck in plus 6 postcards of which 5 look like Notts Forest team groups. There are loose press photos from his spell at Sheffield United which are late 1920s. There are training photos match action players relaxing and team groups. All genuine original photos but about half with stamps to rear. Including album there are over 50.

West Ham 1930s Sid Gibson Football Memorabilia: Assistant Manager Sid Gibsons official passes with dates 37/38 and 38/39 which doubled up as Directors Box entrance. Both have club name and season embossed to cover for Charlie Paynters assistant and West Ham scout Gibson who passed away in the 38/39 season. C/W his pass to get into all grounds on behalf of West Ham in 37/38 and his hardback handbook for 37/38 which has his name embossed to cover. (4)

Nottingham Forest 1920s Football Postcards: Original postcards former property of player Sid Gibson. 12 postcards around 100 years old of which 3 are signed by himself Flood and Billing. Very good. (12) C/W hand made figure of Gibson possibly used for a tactic board.

Sid Gibsons Nottingham Forest Football Contracts + Memorabilia: 7 of the 8 contracts issued to Gibson from 1921/1922 to 1928/1929 only lacking 1924/1925. Before transferring to Sheffield United in early 1928/1929 he played 252 times for Forest. Contracts signed by Gibson and managers Bob Masters and John Baynes. C/W a letter on Forest headed paper with sympathy to his family and a cartoon of Gibson.

1936 Fully Signed Sheffield United FA Cup Football Menu: Signed in pencil inside by most of the Cup Finalists that had lost that day to Arsenal. C/W invite from Sheffield United to old player Sid Gibson. Also a damaged early 30s large press photo of the Sheffield United team and a figure of Gibson possibly used for tactics.

1937 League Managers Committee Photo+ Menus: Very large photo showing the members of the League Managers and Secretaries at their annual dinner. Menu included for the dinner so you may be able to make out through table plan who is who. C/W membership card London FA Dinner menu and letter from Knighton the Chelsea and Managers Association secretary with words of sympathy for Sid Gibsons passing. Former property of Sid Gibson.

1921/1922 Sid Gibson Kettering Football Contract: From 100 years ago and possibly Ketterings finest son. In poor condition with bottom piece loose and tears to folding. Signed by future Sheffield United and Notts Forest player Sid Gibson.

1936 FA Cup Final Football Tickets: A pair of excellent condition tickets for the Arsenal v Sheffield United match given to ex Sheffield United player Sid Gibson. (2)

West Ham 1938 Football Letters + Memorabilia: Correspondence mainly sent by West Ham Director Mr Cearns to Sid Gibson who was West Hams Scout. Often relating to Sids health but also references for football jobs he applied for. There is a letter from Mr Cearns enclosing a 50th Anniversary velvet menu of the Football League in 1938 which has Mr Cearns name embossed to cover. There is a letter signed by Gibson telling the West Ham Director he can not return to West Ham sent from East Ham hospital where he died weeks later. Interesting items.

David Jack + Sid Gibson 36/37 Southend United Football Memorabilia: Jack and Gibson were manager and assistant at Southend United. There are 4 press photos of Jack twice with Gibson which are all signed by Jack. There is a 1934 autobiography of Jack which is signed without dedication by the ex England player. Gibsons Southend United complimentary pass for the Directors Box at Southend and his business card which states Assistant Manager Southend United. C/W many letters of condolence from people of Southend and two letters from Jack on Southend headed paper to his wife offering support. Superb lot.

Sid Gibson Sheffield United Football Contracts + Memorabilia: All 4 of his contracts from 28/29 to 31/32 where he played 106 times scoring 22 goals. All contracts signed by Gibson and manager/secretary John Nicholson who was in charge from 1899 to 1932. Gibson got a career ending injury in 1932 and there is a letter regarding his benefit match, Spine damaged programme for the match, letter from Sheffield United supporters club wishing him well, letter of receipts for match on Sheff Utd headed paper and a wages letter also on headed paper. Nice items.

A GEORGE III OAK AND MAHOGANY EIGHT-DAY LONGCASE CLOCK, the 13-inch brass break-arch dial signed Joseph Gibson/Ecclefechan, with subsidiary seconds and date calendar, engraved with a bird and flowering trees in the arch, the hood with plain arch top and freestanding columns, the case with canted corners and plain base with shaped apron, with a pair of weights and pendulum. 212cm high CONDITION REPORTWe have not had this clock working but we are told by the seller that it was working in their property. The case appears to have been restored at some point some components of the case maybe replaced. A couple of repaired splits to the base. The brass dial is good and clean. Complete with a pair of weights and a pendulum. 

A G. Brown chemist Brigg stoneware flagon & Blankney & C H Gibson chemist bottles, Brigg

9 vintage Brigg bottles including Gibson, Sergeant etc.

Moorcroft ginger jar, decorated in the Flame of the Forest pattern designed by Philip Gibson, with impressed and painted marks beneath, including date symbol for 1999, H15.5cm.

Moorcroft dish, decorated in the Flame of the Forest pattern designed by Philip Gibson, with impressed and painted marks beneath, including date symbol for 1999, D16cm.

Moorcroft charger of circular form, decorated in the Trout pattern designed by Philip Gibson, with impressed and painted marks beneath, including date symbol for 2000, D36cm, with maker's box.

Moorcroft ginger jar, decorated in the Trout pattern designed by Philip Gibson, with impressed and painted marks beneath, including date symbol for 1999, H15cm.

Moorcroft vase of ovoid form, decorated in the Trout pattern designed by Philip Gibson, with impressed and painted marks beneath, including date symbol for 2001, H10.5cm.

Moorcroft vase of baluster form, decorated in the Trout pattern designed by Philip Gibson, with impressed and painted marks beneath, H13.5cm.

Moorcroft vase of slight ovoid form, decorated in the Trout pattern designed by Philip Gibson, with impressed and painted marks beneath, including date symbol for 1999, H10.5cm, with maker's box.

Moorcroft dish, decorated in the Trout pattern designed by Philip Gibson, with impressed and painted marks beneath, including date symbol for 1999, D15.5cm, together with a Moorcroft pin dish decorated in the same pattern, D11.5cm. (2).

A Victorian Silver Tea-Caddy, by William Gibson and John Lawrence Langman, London, 1898, oval and on four scroll and paw feet, the lower body part fluted, with foliage and flower stamped border, the hinged cover with wrythen knop, 10.5cm wide 7oz 8dwt, 231gr

Robert Southey's copy.- Bacon (Sir Francis) The Essayes or, Counsels Civill and Morall, title within typographic border, lacking initial license leaf and final blank, Bb2 holed with loss of headline and ruled border, Bb7 cropped along ruled border at edge just touching a couple of letters of text, title soiled and slightly frayed, some water-staining, contemporary sheep, rebacked, a little rubbed, [STC 1151; Gibson 17], 4to in 8's, Printed by John Beale, 1639.⁂ Provenance: Robert Southey (ink inscription dated 'Bristol 1802' on front pastedown and his trimmed wood-engraved bookplate by Thomas Bewick to title verso); James White (ink inscription dated 1760 on F6); Richard Bagley (bookplate on rear pastedown).

Earthquakes.- [Crouch (Nathaniel)], "R. B." The General History of Earthquakes: Being an Account of the most Remarkable and Tremendous Earthquakes that have happened in divers Parts of the World, first edition, folding woodcut frontispiece depicting the 1692 earthquake in Jamaica, worm track to frontispiece and first gathering, affecting image, imprint and some text, frontispiece with portion of loss to lower corner just affecting image, A6 with chip to foot affecting a few words of text, A11 with chip to head affecting headline, browning and occasional creasing, ink ownership inscription to title and frontispiece recto, 20th century calf, spine lightly faded, [Wing C7328], 12mo, for Nath. Crouch, 1694.⁂ Rare, especially with the engaging frontispiece, we can tract no complete copy at auction in the last 40 years. Provenance: Joannis Gibson (ink inscription).

Vintage late Victorian table game ~The Game of Spellicans~, 24 wooden spillikins and 2 hooks with instructions, original wooden box, sliding lid with printed paper label plus vintage H P Gibson & Sons party game ~Impertinent Questions and Pertinent Answers~, circa 1925, 64 cards complete, lacks rules, original box (2)

Illustrated including several numbered or limited editions. GILL (Eric) Twenty-five Nudes, 1938, dust jacket; First Nudes, 1954; Drawings from Life, 1940; LEWIS (Wyndham) Beyond This Limit, 1935; The Wind in the Pines, Foulis 1922; PAPE (Frank C; illustrator) Something About Eve, 1927, 8vo, dust jacket; LOUYS (P) The Twilight of the Nymphs, 1928; SEVERIN (M) Woman in Detail, 1947; GIBSON (A) The Death of the Lion, 1935, slip case; and 20 others including Nonesuch Press, Vine Press etc (28)

Modern fiction, first editions, signed by authors, collection including: BOYD (William) An Ice Cream War, 1982; Stars and Bars, a litle toned, 1984; School Ties; Restless; GIBSON (William) The Peripheral; Spook Country; All Tomorrows’ Parties; Virtual Light; DRABBLE (Margaret) The Middle Ground; The Waterfall; A Natural Curiosity; The Radiant Way; The Pure Gold Baby; BYATT (A S) Angels and Insects; Babel Tower; The Virgin in the Garden & Still Life; others by Robert Coover, Roddy Doyle, Alsion Bruce, etc. Also first editions (unsigned) by Anthony Burgess (c.60 vols.)

Battle Over Britain book signed by 350 RAF WW2 BOB pilots Full list available. DEFINITIVE updated revised and best analysis of the Battle of Britain published to commemorate the 50th anniversary 1940-1990. Contains 354 signatures of top aces, air gunners and observers all who have rightly gone down in history known as the Legendary Few. Of special interest complete list of RAF and Luftwaffe losses as they occurred day by day and Appendix G the list of awards of the Victoria Cross and George Cross gained during the battle and the blitz (with 3 signatures). Signatures On Bookplate, 11 Author: Francis K Mason, Wg Cdr P Barthropp DFC AFC, 602, Wg Cdr E Barwell DFC, 264, 616-312, Grp Capt Tom Gleave 253, Wg Cdr R Havercroft AFC, 92, AVM F D Hughes CB DSO DFC AFC 264, Grp Capt C B. F Kingcombe DSO DFC 92, Air Cdre J A Leathart CB DSO, 54, ACM Sir Denis Smallwood GBE KCB DSO DFC, Signatures throughout the book including Flt Lt H Lusk, Sqn Ldr T P M Cooper-Slipper DFC 605, Flt Lt B. M Bush DFC 504, Grp Capt R Oxspring DFC AFC, 66, FO A Gear DFC 32, AVM F Scott-Malden DSO DFC, 61-603, Flt Lt E Cranwell DFC, 610, Cdre R Hay DSO DSC 808, Sqn Ldr R Stillwell DFC 65, FO A Burdekin 600, Sqn Ldr E Spurdle DFC, 74, Air Cdre J Farmer DFC 302, PO E Edmunds 245, Grp Capt G Edge DFC, 605, Grp Capt J Kayll DSO DFC 615, Sqn Ldr P McGregor, 46, Sqn Ldr J Freeborn DFC 74, Wg Cdr M F Anderson DFC 604, Grp Capt I Bayles, Grp Capt C Gray DSO DFC 54, Sqn Ldr H Heron AFC 266, Wg Cdr P Parrott DFC AFC 145, Flt Lt A Aslett 235, Flt Lt N Kemp DFC 85, Flt Lt A Cook 604, Flt Lt N Ramsey DFC 610, Sqn Ldr R Young 23, Sqn Ldr T Pickering 32, Flt Lt M Appleby 609, Sqn Ldr L Dixon DFC 600, Flt Lt G Bailey 234, Flt Lt R Kellow 213, AVM E Crew DSO DFC 604, Grp Capt P O'Brien DFC 52, AVM H Hogan DFC, 501, Wg Cdr E Holden DFC 501, Sqn Ldr D Stones DFC 79, Grp Capt A Wright DFC AFC 92, Grp Capt A Ingle DFC AFC, 605, Sergeant P Else 610, Wg Cdr W S Krol DFC 302, AVM H Bird-Wilson DSO DFC AFC 17, Sqn Ldr I Hutchinson 222, Flt Lt J Greenwood 253, Air Cdre E Morris DSO DFC 79, Wg Cdr F Smith DFC 72, Sqn Ldr J Gibson DSO DFC 501, Wg Cdr A Forster DFC 607, Flt Lt H Hoyle, 32, Sqn Ldr R Dalton RFM 604, Flt Lt R Hall 152, Flt Lt L Martel 72, Wg Cdr N Hancock DFC 1, Wg Cdr R Norris, 1, Flight Lt A Austin, 29, Flt Lt R Johnson 222, Sqn Ldr J Young DFC 234, Wg Cdr C Currant DSO DFC 605, Wg Cdre S Skalski DSO DFC 302-501, Grp Capt J Cunningham DSO DFC 604, Sqn Ldr A Page DSO DFC 56, Grp Capt D Gillam DSO DFC AFC 616, Sqn Ldr A Bartley DFC 92, Sqn Ldr K Geddes DFC, 604. Grp Capt D R S Bader DSO DFC 222-242, Sqn Ldr C Saunders DFC, 92, Wg Cdr J Sing DFC 213, Flt Lt G Holder 236, Flt Lt A Beechey DFC 141. Wg Cdr R Stanford-Tuck DSO DFC 92-257. Wg Cdr R Doe DSO DFC 234-238, Wg Cdr C Overton DFC 609. Wg Cdr D Kingaby DSO AFC DFM 266-92. Wg Cdr B Jennings DFM, 19, Grp Capt M Stephens DSO DFC 3-232, Grp Capt E Wells DSO DFC 266, Flt Lt F Barker DFM 264, FO J Pickford DFM 604, Sqn Ldr R Innes 253, Grp Capt G Manton 56, Sqn Ldr G Pittman 17, Wg Cdr E Shipman AFC, 41, Sqn Ldr V Simmonds, 238, Air Cdre P Jameson DSO DFC 266, Flt Lt R Dibnah 1-242, Flt Lt W Gnys 302, Sqn Ldr P Morfill DFM 501, Flt Lt J Milne 605, Sqn Ldr P Olver DFC 603, Flt Lt R Candy 25, Flt Lt W McConnell DFC 245, Wg Cdr E Graham 72, Flt Lt A Thompson DFC 85 249, Sqn Ldr W Johnson DFC 85, Grp Capt J White 3 FIU, Flt Lt F Lanning DFC 141, Lt Cdr B Paterson DFC 804, Sqn Ldr E Smith DFC 610, Sqn Ldr D Scott DFC 73, Wg Cdr R Fumerton DFC AFC 32, Wg Cdr G Gilroy DSO DFC 603, Grp Capt J Ellis DFC, 610, Wg Cdr M Robinson CB AFC, 616, Sergeant N Harding 29, Sqn Ldr A Whitby DFM, 79. Wg Cdr J R Gardner 141, Wg Cdr G Nelson-Edwards DFC 79, Flt Lt N Norfolk DFC 72, Sqn Ldr D Jack 602, Flt Lt R Carr-Lewty AFC 41, Flt Lt M Croskell 213, Flt Lt R James DFM 29, Air Cdre R Leigh 66, Grp Capt P O'Brian DFC 152, Flt Lt M Mounsdon 56, Grp Capt S Gunn DFC 236, Flt Lt G Holder 236, Grp Capt N Odbert 64, FO John W Pye, 25, Flt Lt Hone 615, Wg Cdr P Pitcher 1, Sqn Ldr E Seabourne DFC 238, Wg Cdr G Saunders DFC 65, Wg Cdr J Bisdee DFC 609, Wg Cdr R Milne DFC 151, Wg Cdr K Holden DFC 616, Wg Cdr J O'Neill DFC 601 238, Sqn Ldr O Kucera DFC 111, Flt Lt L Batt 238, Wg Cdr G Howitt DFC 245 615, Flt Lt F Gash DFM, 264, Sqn Ldr J Unwin-Mann DSO DFC 238, Grp Capt T Dalton-Morgan DSO DFC 43, Air Cdre D Roberts AFC 609, Sqn Ldr G Pushman DFC 23, Sqn Ldr J Stokoe DFC 603, FO J Quill AFC 65, Air Cdre R Chisholm DSO DFC 604, Wg Cdr M H Constable-Maxwell DSO DFC 56, Wg Cdr D Honor DFC 145, Wg Cdr R C Wilkinson DFM, 3, Sqn Ldr M T Wainwright AFC 64, Sqn Ldr R McGowan 46, FO L Bowman DFM 141, Lt Cdr A McLeod Mackinnon 804, PO A Vrana 312, Grp Capt I Smith DFC 151, Mjr A E Marsh RM 804, Flt Lt D Mansfield 236, Flt Lt D Smythe DFC 264, ACM Sir F Rosier DSO 229, Sqn Ldr H Wakefield DFC 235, Flt Lt G Palliser DFC 43-249, Sqn Ldr D Hunt, 66, Flt Lt W Hornby 234, Sqn Ldr G Welford 607, Flt Lt K Edwards 600, Wg Cdr R Beamont DSO DFC 87, Flt Lt E Szaposnikow VM 303, Grp Capt F Sutton DFC 56, MRAF Lord N Cameron DSO DFC 1-17, Sqn Ldr P Wells DSO 249, FO C Hampshire 85, W/O R Stretch 235, Wg Cdr G Sinclair DFC 310, Wg Cdr T Vigors DFC 222, Sqn Ldr M Brown AFC 611 41, Sqn Ldr J Bentley-Beard AFC DFM 249, Sqn Ldr S Stephenson 85, Sqn Ldr N Langham-Hobart 73, Flt Lt R Holmes 504, Flt Lt W Green 501, Flt Lt W Walker 616, Flt Lt N Hancock DFC 65-152, Wg Cdr R Foster DFC 605, Sqn Ldr P Beake DFC 64, Grp Capt B Drake DSO DFC 421, Wg Cdr T Neil DFC AFC 249, Sqn Ldr P Farnes DFM 501, Sqn Ldr K Lee DFC 501, W/O G Stevens 151, Flt Lt D Parker 616-66, Flt Lt L Harvey, 54-245, W/O C Hilken 74, Flt Lt J Kemp 54, Flt Lt G Hewett 607, Flt Lt H Evans 236, W/O J Gadd 611, Flt Lt G Draper 610-41 , Wg Cdr J Lingard DFC 25-219, Sqn Ldr B Little 609, W/O K Jones 85-605, Flt Lt J F R Jones 25, 25, Flt Lt H Aitken 54, Flt Lt D Anderson 29, Flt Lt J Duart 219, Flt Lt S Cooper AFC 253, Gp Captain P Townsend DSO DFC 87, Sqn Ldr K Carver DFC, 29-229, Wg Cdr I Westmacott 56, Wg Cdr S Norris DFC 610, W/O E Adams, 236, W/O H Bowen-Morris, Sqn Ldr J Hayter DFC, 615-605, Feldwebel Helmut Pohl 111 Luftwaffe, First POW AVM A Johnstone CB DFC 602, Sqn Ldr D Yapp DFC 245-253, Sqn Ldr J Pattison DSO DFC 266-92, Sqn Ldr A Glegg DFC, 600, Flt Lt J Down 64, Flt Lt A MacGregor 266-19, ACM Sir H Broadhurst DSO DFC AFC, 1, Grp Capt D MacDonald DSO DFC, 213, Wg Cdr A Miller DFC, FIU-17, Flt Lt D Gibbons, 54-222, Flt Lt A Russell 43, Sqn Ldr B. D Russel DSO DFC 1, Grp Capt J Hill 222, Wg Cdr R MacDougall DFC, 141, Sqn Ldr H Newton AFC 111, Sqn Ldr J Mackenzie DFC 41, Flt Lt P Hairs MBE 501, Sqn Ldr P McDown 56, W/O R Gretton DFC 266-222, Flt Lt R Llewellyn DFM 213, Sqn Ldr F Usmar 41, Flt Lt R Sellers AFC 111-46, Sqn Ldr W Blackadder DSO 600, Wg Cdr R Thomson 72, Wg Cdr E Cassidy DFC AFC 25-249, Flt Lt R Ford, 41, Sqn Ldr B Bowring, 600 111, Flt Lt L Collingridge 66, Flt Lt R Puda, 310-605, Wg Cdr T Thomson 615, 607, 213, Flt Lt A Blayney AFC 609, Flt Lt N Barron, 236, Flt Lt R Jones 605, Lt Cdr R Gardner DSC 242, Flt Lt R Smith 151, Wg Cdr G Swanwick 54, Wg Cdr J Storrar DFC 145-73-421, Wg Cdr J Kilmartin DFC 43, Flt Lt A Harker DFM 234, Sqn Ldr H Szczesny DFC VM, 74, Flt Lt R Tongue, 504, Flt Lt R Kings, 238, W/O G Garside, 236, Grp Capt G Westlake DSO DFC 43-213, Flt Lt C Gibbons, 236, Flt Lt D Cooper 235, Flt Lt D Isherwood 29, Sqn Ldr I Cosby DFC 610, 72 222, Flt Lt A Lauder 264, Sqn Ldr C Haw DFC DFM 504, Sqn Ldr J Millard 1-242, W/O G Benn 219, AVM G Chamberlain CB , FIU, W/O R Mowat 248, Lt Cdr R Walsh, 111, Flt Lt H Cordell, 64-616, Flt Lt W Skinner DFM 74, Author Francis K Mason acknowledges during the Battle of Brittan, the 4 awards of the Victoria Cross, and the 34 awards of the George Cross, signatures of 3 of the recipients can be found on pages 505-506. Wg Cdr R Learoyd VC, Colonel B. S T Archer GC Royal Engineers Harry Errington GC Auxiliary Fireman TOTAL 356 (approx). Good condition Est.

Ɵ MOUNTAINEERING: a group of seven first editions, 3 SIGNED by the authors, 1929 - 2010. comprises: HUNT, Sir John. (1928 - 2003). & BRASHER, Christopher. (1928 - 2003). The Red Snows. An Account of the British Caucasus Expedition 1958. SIGNED. Hutchinson of London, 1960. first edition, 8vo., (220 x 145mm), publisher's red cloth, dustwrapper clipped, SIGNED by both authors to the title page, photo. illustrated throughout, in-text map pp. 72-73, 176pp: SMYTHE, F.S. (1900 - 1949). Climbs and Ski Runs. Mountaineering and Ski-ing in the Alps, Great Britain and Corsica. INSCRIBED. William Blackwood & Sons Ltd., London and Edinburgh, 1929. first edition, 8vo., (224 x 152mm), publisher's blue cloth, gilt lettering to front and spine, facsimile dustwrapper, INSCRIBED by the author to front free e/p., 'Yours Sincerely / F.S. Smythe', half-title, b/w. photo. illustrations, 307pp: MARCEL, Kurz. editor. (1887 - 1967). The Mountain World 1954. George Allen Unwin Ltd., 1954. first edition, 8vo., (245 x 80mm), publisher's brown cloth, dustwrapper unclipped, photo. illustrations, 12 maps and sketches, 224pp: together with four others, 8vo., publisher's cloth, MALLORY, George Leigh. Climbing Everest. Gibson Square, 2010. dustwrapper unclipped, 256pp: HOWARD-BURY, Charles. Mountains of Heaven. Travels in the Tian Shan Mountains 1913. Hodder & Stoughton, 1990. dustwrapper unclipped, 176pp: HOWARD-BURY, Charles. and MALLORY, George Leigh. Everest Reconnaissance. The First Expedition of 1921. Hodder & Stoughton, 1991. dustwrapper unclipped, 254pp: RODWAY, George. (editor). George Ingle Finch's Struggle for Everest. SIGNED. Carreg Ltd. 2008. dustwrapper unclipped, SIGNED by George Rodway to half-title, 232pp. each volume within a removeable clear wrapper. (7)         Condition Report: 1. The Red Snows - clean boards, minor scuffing to corners, dustwrapper chipped head/tail of spine. 2. Climbs and Ski Runs - clean boards, minor scuffing to corners, foxing to edges, and further sporadic foxing internally. 3. The Mountain World 1954 - clean boards, lower spine faded, dustwrapper with wear to corners and spine, toning to edges and leaf edges, o/w. a clean copy. 4. Climbing Everest - a clean copy. 5. Mountains of Heaven. Travels in the Tian Shan Mountains 1913 - a clean copy, pp. 175-176 clean tear right across the lower page. 6. Everest Reconnaissance - a clean copy. 7. George Ingle Finch's The Struggle for Everest - a clean copy. Condition Report Disclaimer

Ɵ THE SCOTTISH MOUNTAINEERING CLUB JOURNAL. 1891-1967, Edinburgh: The Darien Press, with Index to Volume I to X. Edinburgh: The Scottish Mountaineering Club, 1911, and Index to Volumes 21-30, 1936-1975, n.d. (c.1894). with The Scottish Council for National Parks, Meeting Minutes, Jan, 1943. comprises: 29 bound volumes, and one booklet. Volume I. No. 1. Jan 1890 - Volume XXVIII. No. 158. May, 1967, 8vo., (220 x 150mm), half calf over marbled boards, red leather gilt-lettered labels to spine, gilt lettering and decorative bands to spine, marbled e/ps., marbled edges, half-titles, full-page b/w. photo. illustrations, folding panoramas and maps, in-text diagrams and sketches, Volume XIII. No. 73. Feb, 1914 - No. 78. Oct, 1915, with 3 full-page colour photo. illustrations, editors include Joseph Gibson Stott, William Douglas, F.S. Goggs, Eric P. Buchanan, G.B. Green, George Sang, Jack McRobert; with the Index to Volume 1 to X, (bound as above), compiled by William Garden and James A. Parker, 1911, 288pp; and the Index to Volumes 21-30, 1936-1975, Scottish Mountaineering Club, n.d. (c. 1984). beige illustrated card covers, lettered in black, foreward by W.D. Brooker dated February, 1984, largely the work of the late Robert M. Gall Inglis. 30pp; together with a 4pp. typed minutes of a meeting of The Scottish Council of National Parks, held in the Lower Galtshore Hall, Edinburgh, Saturday 23rd January, 1943; those present included Lord Keith (in the Chair), Major R.F. Brebner (National Trust for Scotland), Lt. Colonel J.W. Balfour (Boy Scouts Association), Mr. R.A. Storrock (Royal Scottish Academy), Dr. Catherine Snodgrass (Saltire Society), several representatives from the Association for the Preservation of Rural Scotland, and other prominent Scottish organisations, the minutes recorded discussions on Hydro-Electric development in Scotland, creating areas within the parks as sanctuaries for birds, animals, and interesting plants, the commission's right of compulsory purchase of land which they consider necessary to acquire for National Park purposes (whatever authority Parliament may determine).       Condition Report: Volume. XIV, and Volumes. XXI - XXVIII, uniformly rebound with new e/ps., a few volumes with scuffs to corners, and spines bumped head/tail, o/w. mostly clean copies. meeting minutes, folded, and stapled, with some foxing mostly to leaf edges. Condition Report Disclaimer

A small collection of film posters, to include Mel Gibson in Braveheart.

APPROX. 120 SOUL, NORTHERN SOUL AND MOTOWN SINGLES ARTISTS TO INCLUDE DOBIE GRAY, JARVELLS, WAYNE GIBSON, MARVELLETTES, JACKSON 5, SMOKEY ROBINSON, ISLEY BROTHERS, DIANA ROSS & THE SUPREMES, FOUR TOPS, TEMPTATIONS, CHI LITES, MICHAEL JACKSON, HAROLD MELVIN, THE TAMS, JIMMY RUFFIN, COMMODORES, TRAMMPS, CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD, EDWAIN STARR, WIGAN'S CHOSEN FEW, WIGAN'S OVATION, SISTER SLEDGE, LEN BARRY, JAMES BROWN, STEVIE WONDER, O'JAYS, TYMES, CHIC, R DEAN TAYLOR, BARRY WHITE ETC.

First World War and related letters and telegrams from Robert and Reginald Gibson, their families and the War Office and 2nd Lt J.I. Carswell. To include letters from Lt Reginald James ?Reggie? Gibson of the 4th Royal Scots from France 1914 to his death on the 28th of June 1915 serving in the Gallipoli Campaign at the age of 21, his name can be found on The Helles Memorial, Gallipoli along with his 1914-1915 Star and Memorial Plaque. Together with letters from his brother Robert Gray Nicol Gibson serving in France where he fell on the 21st of March 1918. T./2nd Lt Carswell of the 94th Field Company, Royal Engineers was mentioned in dispatches from Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig dated 8th of November 1918, for gallant and distinguished service in the field in a letter from the office of Secretary of State of War, Winston Churchill.

RAF Centenary - gold plated proof coin depicting scenes of the RAF 1918-2018 to include 'The Dambuster Raids' together with a silver proof one crown showing King George VI meeting pilots of the RAF and a silver proof Guy Gibson Victoria cross five pound coin

A 1978 Gibson Les Paul Standard electric guitar,serial number 7*****85, of typical form in a cherry red finish, stamped with the serial number and 'Made in USA' to back of headstock, complete in Gibson moulded plastic fitted caseCondition report: Surface scratches and knocks commensurate with use.Wear to frets, flaking to varnish around the bottom.The tuners replaced with Schallers. Additional images uploaded. 

A set of six Irish provincial silver pointed end serving spoonsJoseph Gibson, Cork, circa 1790, stamped GIBSON and STERLING Long stems and single drop bowl, crested, length 26cm, weight 16.9oz. (6)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A cased Victorian silver dessert serviceWilliam Gibson & John Langman, London 1898With ornate handles, spiral fluted and diaperwork and cherub mask terminals, comprising: twelve pairs of fruit knives and forks, a serving fork and knife, four fruit serving spoons, a serving fork, a sugar sifter spoon, a pair of grape scissors, a pair of nut crackers, six picks and twelve pickle forks, weight total 84oz.Footnotes:ProvenanceProperty from an International Private CollectionThis lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Moorcroft wall plaque by Philip Gibson, Limited Edition No. 158 of 250, 2004, 12ins x 8ins, in an oak frame, with a Moorcroft boxIn Good condition

Moorcroft vase by Philip Gibson, Limited Edition No. 57 of 100, 2005, decorated with Kingfishers, 7.75ins high, in original box

Modern Moorcroft jar and cover by Philip Gibson, ' Puriri ' 2004, 5.75ins high, in original box

A VICTORIAN COPELAND POLYCHROME PORCELAIN MODEL OF THE TINTED VENUS, after John Gibson, impressed factory mark to base. 43cm highCondition Report: - Very good condition, no significant issues

Modern Moorcroft vase with tube lined designs of blue flowers, the base signed 'Philip Gibson' and 'MCC 1469', 26cm high

Signed Bez (Happy Mondays) Montage, Hacksaw Ridge Montage signed by Mel Gibson, Andrew Garfield, Luke Bracey & Teresa Palmer plus a Signed Willie Carson Horse Racing Photograph, all framed and glazed, largest 41cms x 30cms, all with CoA

Richard Todd signed Dam Busters 10x8 black and white photo. Richard Andrew Palethorpe Todd OBE 11 June 1919 - 3 December 2009 was an Irish British actor known for his leading man roles of the 1950s. He received a Golden Globe Award for Most Promising Newcomer - Male, and an Academy Award for Best Actor nomination and a Golden Globe Award for Best Actor nomination for his performance as Corporal Lachlan MacLachlan in the 1949 film The Hasty Heart. His other notable roles include Jonathan Cooper in Stage Fright 1950, Wing Commander Guy Gibson in The Dam Busters 1955, Sir Walter Raleigh in The Virgin Queen 1955, and Major John Howard in The Longest Day 1962. He was previously a Captain in the British Army during World War II, fighting in the D Day landings as a member of the 7th Light Infantry Parachute Battalion. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99

Football collection 2. 50 Footballers signed cards from in person collector unsorted. Signed 6 x 4 White Cards nearly all identified in pencil on back, needs research, priced to sell. Names include Ian Gibson, Daniel Smith, Ditmar Bruck, Andy Blair, Brian Nicholas, Ken Satchwell, Bradley Maylett, Alan Maybury, Terry Howard, Mark Matthews. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99

WW2 Seven Battle of Britain pilots multi signed 46th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain cover, includes A Ingle, D David J Keatings, J Gibson, E Steinhilper, D Woolley, F Carey. 1 June 31 October 1940 FDC No 809 of 1000. Flown in Andover CC Mk2 XS 791 of 32 Sqn from RAF Northolt over the Battle of Britain Airfields. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99