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Greene (Graham) The Man Within, first edition, faint tape-staining to endpapers, some splitting to lower hinge but holding firm, original cloth, slight shelf-lean, some light surface soiling to upper cover, dust-jacket, spine a little browned with damp-stain to foot, spine ends and corners a little chipped, a few short nicks or tears to and foot, light surface soiling, a very good copy, [Wobbe A2a], 8vo, 1929.⁂ Greene's first novel, the success of which allowed him to pursue a full-time career as an author.

Greene (Graham) The Name of Action, first edition, original cloth slight shelf-lean, first issue dust-jacket with 7/6 to spine and review of The Man Within to lower panel, light toning to spine, spine ends and corners chipped, light toning to panel margins, short tear to head and foot of upper panel, light surface soiling, a very good copy overall, [Wobbe A3a], 8vo, 1930.⁂ Greene's second novel, the first of two works the author later repudiated and was therefore never republished. Scarce in the dust-jacket.

Greene (Graham) Rumour at Nightfall, first edition, spotting and some damp-staining to inner margin to title, half-title and dedication p., light sunning to spine, short repaired split to head of spine, light marking to upper cover, extremities a little rubbed, [Wobbe A4a], 1931; and a first edition of It's a Battlefield, 8vo (2)

Greene (Graham) England Made Me, first edition, publisher's file copy with their ink stamp with publication date "June 24th. 35" filled in by hand to front free endpaper and autograph note "Publication Date" to front endpaper and pastedown, original cloth, light sunning to spine, spine a little frayed at foot, light marking and soiling to covers, [Wobbe A8a], 8vo, 1935.

Greene (Graham) A Gun for Sale, first English edition, light foxing, original cloth, slight shelf-lean, light sunning to spine, light bumping to spine ends and corners, light surface soiling, [Wobbe A12a], 8vo, 1936.⁂ One of Greene's scarcest novels. The action of A Gun for Sale in part anticipates that of Brighton Rock as Raven's killing of Kite in the former allows Pinkie to take over the gang at the start of the latter.

Greene (Graham) The Confidential Agent, first edition, occasional spotting and light toning to text, original cloth, slight shelf-lean, light spotting, first issue dust-jacket priced at 7s. 6d., light sunning to spine, spine ends and corners chipped, chip with loss to foot of lower panel with loss to 2 letters of text, some chipping, creasing and fraying to head and foot of panels, patch of soiling to upper panel, rubbed, [Wobbe A15a], 8vo, 1939.⁂ Among the rarest of any Greene titles to find in the first issue dust-jacket. Greene wrote The Confidential Agent against the backdrop of the Spanish Civil War. He had begun writing The Power and the Glory but anticipated that it would not bring in the revenues he usually hoped for from his "entertainments". With the Second World War on the horizon Greene anticipated a need for some financial security and so began writing The Confidential Agent in the morning and The Power and the Glory in the afternoon, the frenzy of writing allegedly fuelled in part by Benzedrine.

Greene (Graham) The Ministry of Fear, first edition, original pale yellow cloth, light bumping to spine tips and corners, dust-jacket, spine slightly dulled, spine ends and corners chipped with loss to head of spine affecting first word of title (part of lost section loosely inserted), tears to head and foot with longer tears to foot of spine and head of upper panel, tape repairs to verso, light creasing to head, [Wobbe A18a], 8vo, 1943.

Greene (Graham) Nineteen Stories, jacket with light toning to spine, light surface soiling, minor chipping to spine tips and corners, 1947 § The Living Room, jacket with very light sunning to spine, small chip to head of upper joint, light rubbing, 1953; The Potting Shed, jacket with very light sunning to spine, minor chipping to spine tips and corners, light rubbing, 1958; The Complaisant Lover, jacket with light toning to spine, very light creasing to head, 1959, first editions, plays with programmes of first performances loosely inserted, original boards, dust-jackets, excellent examples, [Wobbe A20a, A29a, A37a & A39a]; and a copy of Carving a Statue, 8vo (5)

Greene (Graham) The Third Man and the Fallen Idol, first edition, browning to half-title, original boards, dust-jacket spine ends and corners chipped, tear to lower pane with portion of loss and creasing, tape repair to verso with some show-through, chip with creasing to foot of upper panel, rubbed, [Wobbe A23a], 1950; The Monster of Capri, one of 500 copies signed by the author, original boards, dust-jacket, light toning to spine, Helsinki, Eurographica, 1962; Reflections of Travels with My Aunt, one of 250 copies signed by the author, original stiff wrappers, New York, 1989; and 6 others, Greene, 8vo (9)

Greene (Graham) The Little Steamroller, light bumping to spine tips and corners, dust-jacket, short tear to foot of lower joint, short nicks to head of spine and corners, light rubbing to fore-edge, a bright and excellent copy, 1953; The Little Horse Bus, light sunning to spine, 1952, first editions, illustrations by Dorothy Craigie, light spotting or browning to endpapers, original boards; and The Little Fire Engine, small 4to (3)

Greene (Graham) The Return of A. J. Raffles, dust-jacket, 1975; Yes and No and For Whom the Bell Chimes, 1983; Why the Epigraph?, 1989, limited editions signed by the author, original cloth, fine copies; and 7 others, Greene, 8vo (10)

Greene (Graham) How Father Quixote Became a Monsignor, 1980; A Quick Look Behind, light sunning to spine, slip-case, 1983, original boards, Los Angeles, Sylvester & Orphanos; and 7 others, Greene, 8vo & 4to (9)

A Quantity of 'N' Gauge and 'Z' Gauge Plastic Model Lineside Vehicles and People by Noch, Graham Farish, Preiser and Others, including 'Magirus Satteizug 4784' and phone box 43610, in original packaging and loose.

Six Graham Farish 'N' Gauge BR MK1 Coaches, including #374-066 BR MKI SK Second Corridor, blue and grey, Scotrail branding, weathered, boxed.

Seven Graham Farish 'N' Gauge BR Coaches, including, #374-110 MKI RMB Mini Buffet Car, BR blue and grey, boxed.

Six Graham Farish 'N' Gauge BR MK2 Coaches, including #374-735 BR MK2A T50 Tourist Second Open coach, blue and grey, 'Inter City', boxed.

Three Graham Farish 'N' Gauge BR MK2F Open Coaches, comprising of #374-760, #674-735, (2), boxed as new.

Three Graham Farish 'N' Gauge BRK2F Open Coaches, comprising of #374-650, #374-690, #374-735, boxed, as new.

A Graham Farish 'N' Gauge #371-586 Class 46 Diesel 46053 R/No, BR blue livery, cased.

A Graham Farish 'N' Gauge # 372-243 class 47 'St Andrew', R/No 47701 BR blue livery, cased.

A Graham Farish 'N' Gauge #371-112A class 31/1 Locomotive, R/No 31131, BR blue livery, cased.

A Graham Farish 'N' Gauge # 371-288 Class 55 'Tulyar' R/No 55015, BR blue livery, cased.

A Graham Farish 'M' Gauge #371-184 Class 40 'Aureal', BR blue livery, cased.

A Graham Farish 'N' Gauge #371-511 Class 101 Three Car DMU, in BR blue and grey, boxed.

A 2004 bespoke contemporary Scottish Edinburgh silver & yellow metal brooch set with moonstone & agate by Graham Leishman-Stewart, 19.3g, 46mm wide x 32mm high

Graham Clarke, coloured etching, Excelsior, signed in pencil, no. 160/300, plate 35cm x 40cm, and crabbers (artist's proof), plate 28cm x 40cm, framed (2)

§ Graham Sutherland OM (British 1903-1980) The Meadow Chapelsigned and inscribed 'GrahamSutherland imp.' (lower right); further signed with initials and dated 1928 to the plate (upper left)etching12 x 16.5cmProvenance:The collection of Joseph Fitton (1925-2009)Frame has some minor knocks to extremities but is presentable and structurally sound. The print has not been examined out of the frame, edges of the sheet are obscured by the mount so not available for inspection. There is some overall age toning, but this is uniform and even. There appears to be a small scratch to the top margin and two very small foxing spots visible to the church. There is some slight undulation to the sheet. Overall a nice, strong impression.

§ Wilhelmina Barns-Graham CBE (British 1912-2004) Yellow Island IIsigned and dated 'W. BarnsGraham 1958' (lower right)gouache over linocut15 x 22.5cmProvenance:With Anthony Hepworth Fine Art Limited, BathAppears to be adhered to brown paper backing at four corners, with some undulation noted across the surface of the image where the tension is a little slack. Artist has signed to the brown paper backing and not to the image itself. Appears in good, clean condition

9ct gold foliate decorated stud and cuff-link set, in leather jewellery box, J Graham of Ayr, 5.6g.

A Group of Scottish notes, comprising Royal Bank of Scotland, £1 6), 1927,1935, 1949,1955,1959,1966, £5, 1957, £1 (2), 1967,1969, Royal Bank of Scotland Limited, £1 (3),1970, 1972, 1977, £5 (4), 1966, 1969, 1970, 1972, also £10, 1969, Royal Bank of Scotland plc., £1 (10), 1983, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1994, 1996, Stevenson commemorative £1 (2), EEC £1 (2), Scottish Parliament £1 and Alexander Graham Bell £1, £5 (5), 1988, 1997, 2002, 2005 (2), £10, 1987, £10 ‘Diamond Jubilee’, £20, 1982 and a £20, 2000, the Queen Mother 100th birthday issue, generally very fine, several better (39 notes) PMS RB 53g, Pick 316e £200-£260

A Scottish art glass bowl designed by Morag Gordon, the dee sided blue glass body with etched sinuous figures, engraved artist marks, 22cm dia, 14cm high; and a Scottish art glass vase designed by Graham Muir, the pewter coloured body with white sinuous lines and a sky blue rim, engraved signature, 14.5cm

A collection of Arsenal signed memorabilia. Including Arsenal v Cardiff City 1927 FA cup final programme, Arsenal v Middlesbrough 1952 programme signed by Alex Forbes, Arsenal 1950 FA cup winners team photo signed by Alex Forbes, Arsenal V Charlton photo signed by Alex Forbes, a signed piece of paper Arsenal 1956 (seven signatures) and Birmingham City (eleven signatures) and three framed and glazed signed press photos (Peter Simpson, John Lukic and George Graham).

•Graham Sutherland (1903-1980). Toad 2, artist signed lithograph, 46/70, 71cm x 51cm. Glazed and framed. Upon initial inspection some lifting to paper, hand cut page, clean required.

A cased set of Danbury Mint, Graham Isom racing legends medallion collection (12)Location: A1F

A mounted group of five miniature dress medals attributed to Lieutenant-Colonel J. S. Graham, Indian Army Africa General Service 1902-56, 1 clasp, Gambia 1901 [sic]; British War and Victory Medals; Jubilee 1935; Defence Medal, mounted as worn in this order and housed in a glazed display frame, good very fine, the first rare Ashanti 1900, no clasp; 1914 Star; British War Medal 1914-20; Victory Medal 1914-19, generally very fine (9) £120-£160 --- John Scot Graham was born on 24 August 1880 and served in West Africa in 1901 as part of the embodied Militia, taking part in the expedition up the Gambia and in the operations against Fodi Kabba (Medal with clasp). He was commissioned Second Lieutenant in the Manchester Regiment on 30 April 1902, and was seconded for duty with the West African Regiment, with the rank of Lieutenant. He transferred to the Indian Army on 24 December 1905, and served with the Military Accounts Department, being advanced Captain on 10 July 1911. He served during the Great War briefly in Mesopotamia from October 1918 (British War and Victory Medals), and was advanced Lieutenant-Colonel on 1 February 1928.

Autographs to include; Take That book signed by Gary and Mark, Great Innings Cricket book signed by Ian Botham, Tony Greig, David Gower and Graham Hick, Wooden Spoon Yearbook 2014 Rugby Annual signed by Adam Jones, Toby Faletau (Wales), Dean Richards (England and Lions), Chris Ashton, Joe Launchbury, Danny Cipriani (England), USA golf flag - Valhalla 2000 (four signatures), British Lions Rugby Flag (signed by 10 internationals), Leeds Tykes navy T-shirt, signed by full finals squad

Victorian silver fusee lever pocket watch with Liverpool windows in need of repair, London 1856, the detached Lever movement signed E. Graham, Bishop Auckland, with dust cover, case maker 'EW', 51mm -in need of repair 

Box of assorted Lima Bachmamn, Graham Farish and Great Model Railways. Carriages, coaches, tankers etc mainly appearing in original boxes. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Irish school (19th century),9 Hoeys Court, birthplace of Jonathan Swift, Dean of St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin and author of GULLIVER'S TRAVELS,Watercolour on paper,Initialled "W.G.51" lower right, inscribed to backing paper verso "Birthplace of Dean Swift, House in Hoeys Court Dublin by Graham",20cm x 14.5cm,Framed

An Adidas made official Manchester United home shirt c 1985 (size XL), bearing 17 signatures in black marker pen by squad members inc: Paul McGrath, Jeff Wealands, Arthur Graham, Bryan Robson, Gary Bailey, Kevin Moran, Norman Whiteside, Arnold Muhren, Jesper Olsen, Michael Duxbury, Gordon Strachan and others. Shirt in very good condition. Signatures obtained in person by the vendor.

CINEMA, actors, signed cards, inc. Freddie Highmore (Bates Motel), Graham Norton, Mickey Rouke (The Wrestler), Bill Nighy (Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Mans Chest), Ben Miller (Death in Paradise), overmounted with colour photo, 12 x 16 overall, EX, 5

OGDENS, Tabs (golf), John Graham, p/b, G

FOOTBALL, signed album pages & pieces, inc. Ralph Graham, Ray Minshill, Ken Swift, Joel Billingham, Wally Taylor; Gordon Riddick, M Collins, Charlie Robertson, J Aston etc., FR to VG, 14

CRICKET, signed press photos, inc. Alec Bedser, Mike Gatting, Graham Gooch, Ian Botham & Mark Ramprakash, 8 x 10 action shots, VG to EX, 6

HORSE RACING, signed photos, National Hunt jockeys inc. John Buckingham, Richard Dunwoody, Richard Guest, Tony Dobbin, Tony McCoy, Graham Lee, John Francone, Chris Grant, Mick Fitzgerald, Jonjo Oneill, Bob Champion, Carl llewelyn etc., slight duplication, 8 x 10 & smaller, colour (13), EX, 16

CRICKET, mixed selection, inc. Leicestershire headed page signed by 13, scorecards (one signed by Graham Gooch), signed photographs, Between Wickets by Ray Robinson, How to Watch Cricket by John Arlott etc., G to VG, 21*

FOOTBALL, signed white cards, pieces, promotional cards etc., inc. Gordon Armstrong, Paul Lemon, Tony Moore, Colin Dixon, Steve Sutton, Tony Gale, Kieron Dyer, Dennis Bailey, Matt Sadler, Andrew Barrowman, Kevin Ashley, Joe Gallagher, Peter Shearer, Ian Atkins, George Allen, Graham Sissons, Matt Sadler etc., slight duplication, VG to EX, 60*

FOOTBALL, Chelsea, signed magazine photos, t/cs etc., 51* signatures in total, inc. Graham, Wise, Cole, Chivers, Terry, Morris, Elliott, Wilson, Boyd, Jones, Harris, Le Saux, Thomson, Pates, Hollis, Clarke, Nevin, Hazard, Wise etc., some a.m.r., G, 4

GRAHAM CLARKE [b.1941]-Mr William Shakespeare, The Life & Times Of:,-framed folio set of the eight colour etchingseach signed, inscribed and numbered 253/300each 39 x 30cm, in matched silvered frames and mounts,together with title page and associated booklet. [10]

DAHL, Roald - Two Fables : illustrated by Graham Dean, limited edition 291 / 300 copies, signed by the author, original black cloth with red calf spine lettered in gilt, small hole at the base of the spine, 8vo, Viking. 1986.

Pre & Post-War Diecast & Toys, including Pre-War Dinky Toys Double Decker Bus, 6-Wheel Wagon, Taylor & Barrett Trolleybus, Tootsietoy Graham Breakdown Truck and others, with Schuco tinplate clockwork Kommando Anno 2000 Car, P-F, all with condition issues, damage/repainting etc (8)

Scalextric and SCX Limited Edition cars, Scalextric, C2783A Celebrating Mille Miglia 1955 twin set comprising MB 300 SLR and SLR McLaren 722, in original lift up presentation box, Ltd Ed 1781/5000 C2770A Monza 1967 twin set, comprising two Ferrari 330/4, in original lift up presentation box, Ltd Ed 992/5000, SCX Vintage 62550 BRM P261 Graham Hill 1964, in original presentation box, Ltd Ed, VG-E, boxes VG-E (3)

GRAHAM BUCHANAN-DUNLOP: 'Sunlight & Shadow, Broughton Place', watercolour, 34cm x 50cm, framed and glazed

Arsenal, group of books signed by Arsenal legends,including Tony Adams "Addicted" (2), David O'Leary "My Story", Bob Wilson "My Autobiography Behind the Network" (dedicated), George Graham "The Glory and Grief", Robert Pires "Footballer", (6)

Signed Arsenal winning team photograph 1970-71,including Bob McNab, Bob Wilson, John Roberts, Geoff Barnet, Peter Simpson, Peter Marinello, Sammy Nelson, Peter Storey, John Roberts, Pat Rice, John Radford, Eddie Kelly, George Graham, sold together with Arsenal Double Winners 1970-71 red and white pennant, (2)

Peter Walton green and black FA Premier League referee's jersey,Umbro, short-sleeved, with breast pocket bearing Umbro embroidered logo and THE FA PREMIER LEAGUE emblem, size L, sold together with two signed referee booking cards, red and yellow, both signed in black marker pen, (3)This jersey and cards have been consigned to the auction by Peter Wilson who be donating the auction proceeds to Football Beyond Borders. Registered Charity Number 1158046. PLEASE NOTE THAT GRAHAM BUDD AUCTIONS WILL BE WAIVING THE BUYER'S PREMIUM FOR THE SALE OF THIS LOT. Sportingly referee Peter Walton has consigned his famous yellow “air card” and the matching red one from the set. It was on 9th March 2011 that the referee was forced to issue a yellow card on 40 minutes at Goodison Park to Birmingham City youngster Jordon Mutch who had lunged at Everton’s Louis Saha.Realising that he had forgotten his cards and Knowing the Sky Sports cameras were fixed firmly on him, the ref can be seen calmly delving into his short pockets to produce Mutch’s invisible yellow. In an action that would impress even the world’s best mime actors, Walton appears to majestically hold aloft the caution with realism and poise before returning it in his back pocket.

Collection of signed books by football stars, including Sir Bobby Charlton "My Manchester United Years", Jack Charlton "The Life and Times of Jack Charlton", Gordon Banks "Banksy", Graham Souness "The Ibrox Revolution and the Legacy of the Iron Lady's Man", Trevor Brooking "An Autobiography", Gianfranco Zola "Chelsea's Maestro" (signed twice), Les Ferdinand "Sir Les", (7)

Wayne Rooney's signed Umbro XAI goal scoring boots worn during Everton v Arsenal, played at Goodison Park, 19th October 2002, making Rooney the youngest goalscorer in the Premier League history at the time,gold and black coloured boots, with metal studs, signed on the inner side of each boot in marker pen, slightly faded, sold with three signed colour photographs of Wayne Rooney wearing the boots during the fixture, each signed in black marker pen, 15 by 20cm., 20 by 15cm. and 15 by 10cm., with letters of authentication Everton defeated Arsenal 2-1 with Wayne Rooney scoring the winning goal in the 90th minute, having been substituted on in the 80th minute replacing Tomasz Radzinski.Provenance:The uncle of the present vendor comes from a family that are long-time friends of Wayne Rooney's family and in particular a friendship with Wayne's uncle Richie, the main trainer at the boxing gym at Croxteth Sports Centre. The vendor's uncle acquired the boots through Wayne's brother Graham and they were then later signed by arrangement through Wayne's father Thomas.

Collection of football related collector's badges and commemorative coins,including large quantity of Football London lapel badges; German 2006 Bidding badge; American Airlines England Football Squad badge; Celtic FC pin; Leeds United FC badge; Play up Thames "Smoke Clubs" badge; Graham Taylor Blue and White Army badges; Blackpool FC badge; England 2006 badge; B.R.F.A. badge; Liverpool FC badge; Manchester United badge; England Euro's 1992 badge; British Empire Exhibition 1934 badge; England badge and many more, some duplication; sold together with four near complete commemorative coin sets including FA Cup Centenary 1872-1972 and two near complete The Esso World Cup coin collection, (qty)

Set of 24 Typhoo Tea famous football player profile collector's cards, comprising Alan Ball, Gordon Banks, George Best, Bobby Charlton, Ron Davies, Derek Dougan, Johnny Giles, George Graham, John Hollins, Emlyn Hughes, Jimmy Johnstone, Francis Lee, Malcolm MacDonald, Roy McFarland, Bobby Moore, Alan Mullery, John O'Hare, Joe Royle, Gary Sparke, Colin Stein, Ian Storey-Moore, Martin Chivers, Colin Bell, Billy Bremner, each in club or national kit with legend below with details of club and national team, 25 by 20cm., (24)