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* ALEXANDER GRAHAM MUNRO RSW (1903-1985), KASBAH, TAGUENDEFTpencil on paper, signed, titled and dated 192722cm x 30cm Mounted, framed and under glass

Graham of London, Chrono Fighter, Chronograph, Super Light Carbon gents wristwatch, with original box, passport, outer box and cover, No 053, with purchase receipt 2014.

Four 20th Century enamel thimbles by Graham Payne, Worcester comprising one of a dog and three of birds, all signed internally ñPayne, Worcester 83î (4)

Folio Society. The Age of Constantine the Great, by Jacob Burckhardt, 2007, The Habsburgs, Embodying Empire, by Andrew Wheatcroft, 2004, Herodutus, The Histories, by Aubrey de Selincourt, 2006, The Power and The Glory, by Graham Greene, 2006, The Franchise Affair, by Josephine Tey, 2001, together with 70 further volumes, all original cloth in slipcases, VG, 8vo/4to (75)

Greene (Graham). The Power and the Glory, 1st edition, 1940, usual toning to endpapers, original yellow/green cloth lettered in red in bright condition (very slight lean), dust jacket, tiny nicks at head of spine and upper corners, light toning to spine and rear panel, 8vo An excellent copy of what is generally considered to be Graham Greene's greatest novel. (1)

Greene (Graham). The Third Man, Eurographica, Helsinki, 1988, original cloth, dust jacket, 4to, limited edition 462/500, inscribed by the author to title, together with The New House, Eurographica, 1989, original cloth, dust jacket, limited edition 106/350, inscribed to title, plus Yes and No. A Play in one Act, Eurographica, 1984, last leaf with abrasion and small marginal loss, original wrappers, 8vo, limited signed edition 340/350, with three others: The Monster of Capri, Eurographica, 1985, limited edition 70/500, The Return of A.J. Raffles, 1975, signed limited edition 113/250 and Reflections on Travels with My Aunt, New York, 1989, signed limited edition 180/250 (6)

Greene (Graham). A Burnt-Out Case, 1961, A Sense of Reality, 1963, The Comedians, 1966, The Honorary Consul, 1973, The Human Factor, 1978, Monsignor Quixote, 1982, all 1st editions, all original cloth in dust jackets, some spines slightly rubbed to head and foot, 8vo, together with Ishiguro (Kazuo), An Artist of the Floating World, 1st edition, 1986, original black cloth in dust jacket, covers slightly rubbed to head, 8vo, and Braine (John), Room At The Top, 1st edition, 1957, original green cloth in price clipped dust jacket, covers lightly rubbed to head, 8vo, plus other mid 20th century and modern first edition fiction, including John Le Carre, Upton Sinclair, H.E. Bates, Leslie Thomas, Henry Cecil, Oliver Anderson, all original cloth in dust jackets, G/VG, 8vo (6 shelves)

Greene (Graham). L'Agent Secret, Editions du Seuil, Paris, [1953], some toning and marginal rodent damage, original wrappers, spine toned, rodent damage at foot of spine and front panel, 8vo, inscribed by the athor to title: "For Gillian with love from Graham, Antibes, Oct 31. 1981.", together with two others: Les Comediens, 1966 paperback, signed to title, and L'Autre et son Double, 1981, inscribed to title: "For Margaret & Hudson with love from Graham." Inscribed to Mr & Mrs R. Hudson-Smith. 'Hudson' was a former colleague in British intelligence during the war and later became neighbours in Antibes (3)

Greene (Graham). A Visit to Morin, Heinemann, 1959, original green cloth (small indentation to spine), dust jacket, some light toning to spine and front panel margins, 8vo Author's presentation copy, inscribed to front endpaper: "For Diana, with love & good wishes for Christmas 1960, from Graham". Limited edition of 250. First published in the London Magazine and then in this edition of 250 copies, which were distributed as gifts to Graham Greene's friends at Christmas 1960. (1)

Greene (Graham). It's a Battlefield, 1st US edition, New York, 1934, original cloth, price-clipped dust jacket, small nicks and tears, one fold repaired, 8vo (1)

Greene (Graham). Hjartpunkten, 1st Swedish edition, P.A. Norstedt, Stockholm, 1949, original wrappers bound in original cloth-backed boards, dust jacket, a few tears and losses, 8vo Author's presentation copy, inscribed to half title: "For Dr. T”nnes Kleberg, from Graham Greene, with many thanks for arranging my visit to Uppsala". Jan T”nnes Kleberg (1904-1984) was a classical linguist and senior librarian at Uppsala University Library from 1946 to 1966. (1)

Wells (H.G.). Little Wars. A Game for Boys, 1st edition, 1913, 19 photographs, marginal drawings by J.R. Sinclair, one photograph with piece torn away, some leaves detached with light soiling and spotting, front hinge breaking, original red cloth, inset illustration to upper cover, spine rubbed with some fading, preserved in a custom made black cloth foldover box, small 4to Graham Greene and Hugh Carelton Greene's copy. Signed twice by a juvenile Graham Greene in pencil to front pastedown, and two ink annotations, presumably by Graham Greene to page 46, providing two extra rules for the game. In the first volume of his autobiography A Sort of Life, Graham Greene recounts this copy of Little Wars: "My favourite toys in those days were a clockwork train and lead soldiers... When I was a bit older (about twelve) I would play with Hugh, who was six, an elaborate war game based on H.G. Wells's book Little Wars. In the holidays we were able to use the big tables in the School House dining hall. We would push two tables together and lay out a whole countryside. There were roads marked in chalk and cottages and forests of twigs and rivers which had to be crossed. One game might last a week, with perhaps two hundred men on either side, quick raids by cavalry and slow advances by infantry, measured on lengths of string, melees which led to capture of prisoners, and bombardments with the two 4.2 naval guns. It was 1916, but war was still glamorous to a child". The poor condition of the book shows the extent to which the Greene brothers played with it, with Graham Greene's extra rules 7 and 8 in ink at foot of page 46, "A gun may not fire if there is more than 2 men of its opponents side within 3" of it" and "One can carry two sand bags moving half his move [and] one [sandbag moving] the whole of his move". There are pencil scores from the brothers games to the rear endpapers, under the headings H and G (unsurprisingly the elder Graham always seemed to win), together with a few juvenile drawings which appear to be the six-year old Hugh's work. (1)

Greene (Graham). The Third Man, Eurographica, Helsinki, 1988, original cloth, dust jacket, 4to, signed limited edition 437/500, together with The New House, Eurographica, 1989, original cloth, dust jacket, 4to, signed limited edition 332/350, plus How Father Quixote Became a Monsignor, Sylvester & Orphanos, Los Angeles, 1980, original cloth, acetate wrapper, 8vo, signed limited edition 17/350, with six other signed limited editions: May We Borrow Your Husband, 1967 (438/500), The Return of A.J. Raffles, 1975 (182/250), Ways of Escape, 1980 (132/150), Yes and No and For Whom the Bell Tolls, 1983 (270/750), Reflections on Travels with My Aunt, 1989 (85/250) and Why the Epigraph? Nonesuch Press, 1989 (809/950) (9)

[Greene, Graham]. The Collected Poems of Rupert Brooke: With a Memoir, 3rd impression, 1918, portrait frontispiece, a few spots, original buckram, rebacked with original spine relaid, rubbed, a few stains, 8vo Inscribed by the fourteen year old Graham Greene to front endpaper: "H. Graham Greene, Xmas 1918". Graham Greene was a boarder at Berkhampstead School at the time, and Rupert Brooke was one of his favourite poets and he frequently quoted lines from Brooke when courting Vivien Dayrell-Browning. (1)

Greene (Graham). Stamboul Train, 1st edition, 2nd issue, 1932, 2nd issue with 'Q.C. Savory' corrected to 'Quin Savory', a little light spotting front and rear, original cloth, slight lean and light vertical crease to spine, dust jacket, repaired tears to spine and panels, small restorations at head and foot of spine, 8vo (1)

Greene (Graham). The Little Horse Bus, 1952; The Little Steamroller, 1953, 1st editions, colour illustrations by Dorothy Craigie, Little Steamroller endpapers partially toned, original cloth and boards, dust jackets, Little Horse Bus price-clipped, a few small chips and light edge wear, 4to, plus The Little Train, [1946] (3)

Maugham (W. Somerset). Ashenden or the British Agent, 1st edition, 1928, original blue cloth, near fine dust jacket, with small loss at head of spine and slight toning to spine, contained in custom made morocco-backed foldover box, 8vo A fine copy of the author's highly influential collection of espionage stories, based on his own experiences in British Intelligence during the First World War, inspiring many later writers in the genre including Ian Fleming, John Le Carre, Graham Greene, Eric Ambler, Len Deighton among others. (1)

The Curwen Press News-letter, numbers 4-15, April 1933-May 1938, 8 pages of text to each issue, lithographed illustrations after Edward Bawden, Ardizzone, original printed wrappers, stitched as issued, generally in excellent condition (number 4 with some light overall spotting to wrappers), cover design to number 5 by Barnett Freedman, number 6 by Eric Ravilious, number 8 by Bawden, number 11 by Paul Nash, number 12 by Graham Sutherland, number 14 by John Nash, all slim large 8vo (12)

Agriculture. A collection of mostly early 20th century agricultural, farming and miscellaneous historical reference, including Modern Farming, A Practical Illustrated Guide, volumes 1-3, by S. Graham Brade-Birks, 1950, mostly original cloth, some in dust jackets, G/VG, 8vo/folio (3 shelves)

Greene (Graham). The End of the Affair, 1st edition, 1951, endpapers uniformly toned as often, original cloth, spine faded, 8vo Presentation copy, inscribed to front endpaper: "For Diana & Duff, with affectionate greetings from Graham". Diana and Duff Cooper (Viscount and Viscountess Norwich) were close friends with Graham Greene and he was a visitor to Chantilly, where they lived following Duff Cooper's retirement as British ambassador to France in 1947. (1)

Greene (Graham). In Search of a Character. Two African Journals, 1961; A Sort of Life, 1971, 1st editions, A Sort of Life 1st US edition, original cloth, dust jackets, In Search of a Character spine a little toned, short closed tear to upper panel, 8vo Each signed to title by the author and each with a photocopy signed letter on R.A. Gekoski headed paper, March 1990, certifying that each book is Graham Greene's own personal file copy bearing his signature. (2)

Greene (Graham). The Ministry of Fear. An Entertainment, 1st edition, 1943, one or two light spots, original yellow cloth (small repaired tears at ends), price-clipped dust jacket with Margery Allingham's Traitor's Purse printed to verso, small chip and loss to head of spine, minor spotting to rear panel fold and flap, contained in modern black morocco-backed foldover box, 8vo (1)

Greene (Graham). England Made Me, 2nd printing, August 1935, a few minor spots at front, original red cloth, 3/6 dust jacket by Youngman Carter, a few chips and tears, small repair to verso, a few light spots to spine, 8vo First printed in June 1935 in a 7/6 dust jacket. (1)

Greene (Graham). May We Borrow Your Husband? And Other Comedies of Sexual Life, 1st edition, 1967, original green cloth, 8vo With a note from Graham Greene to Lady Diana Cooper, on his Paris Boulevard Malesherbes headed paper tipped-in at front, inscribed in blue ink "For Diana, with love from Graham" (old clear tape residue mark). (1)

Greene (Graham). The Bear Fell Free, Grayson & Grayson, 1935, illustration by Joy Lloyd, a few minor spots, original cloth gilt, dust jacket, spine a little rubbed with small chips at ends and at folds, some overall light toning, 8vo Limited edition 90/250, signed by the author. (1)

Greene (Graham). Babbling April, 1st edition, Basil Blackwell, Oxford, 1925, light toning to page 32, a few minor spots, original boards, spine a little rubbed and faded, 8vo, together with Oxford Poetry 1923 & 1924, 2 volumes, Basil Blackwell, Oxford, 1923-24 The author's first book. Each poem is dated in pencil at its foot, subsequently erased but most legible under angled light, with a pencil insertion of a dropped word in the poem on page 6. These are most probably in the hand of Graham Greene, with their characteristic neatness and form of figures, with no one else likely to have been able to date the poems so accurately, i.e. the poem on page 12 is dated to Christmas Day 1924. Six of the poems were published in Oxford Poetry, 1923-25, with the dates in this copy tallying accordingly. (3)

A watercolour design for a proposed overmantel panel, at Graham House 1934, indistinctly signed, 28cm x 26cm

Graham Knuttel, b. 1954 PORTRAIT OF A MAN WEARING A HAT, Oil on canvas, 12" x 10" (30.5 x 25.5 cm), signed.

ROCK & PROG - THE 'N, O & P' LIST - Ace collection of 30 x LPs. Artists/titles include Mike/Sally Oldfield inc. Tubular Bells (UK twin dragon V2001), Ommadawn, Crises, Incantations, Platinum ('Sally' listed on sleeve), Exposed, QE2 and Water Bearer, Pink Floyd - The Wall (UK copy, with 'sticker' that has not been stuck!), Oscar - Twilight Asylum (DJF 20494), Bill Nelson's Red Noise, Graham Nash - Wild Tales and Songs For Beginners, Osibisa, (Floyd) - Soundtrack From Zabriskie Point and Procul Harum. Condition is generally VG to Ex. ( Vinyl Records )

60s ARTISTS - 'A-B' - Excellent collection of 48 x LPs defining that 60s sound! Artists/titles include The Animals (x6) inc. The Most Of The Animals (UK Columbia black/blue SX 6035), Animalism (US MGM E-4414) and S/T (SREG 1104), Graham Bonney - Super Girl (Columbia black/blue SX 6052 - VG+ condition), Dave Berry inc. One Dozen Berrys and S/T (LK 4653), Barron Knights, Long John Baldry inc. Long John's Blues (ULP 1081 UK 1st - VG+/VG) and Looking At Long John (1st UK stereo SULP 1146 - VG condition) and The Bee Gees and related inc. 1st (UK Polydor 583012), Idea, Main Course and Rare Precious & Beautiful (635063). Condition is generally VG to Ex. ( Vinyl Records )

ROCK & PROG - THE 'P TO R' LIST - Ace collection of 58 x LPs, providing plenty of Prog! Artists/titles include Renaissance (x2) - S/T (ILPS 9114 1st UK pink label/white i - VG+/VG+) and Illusion (German RE 85 689 IT), Pilot inc. Second Flight, The Alan Parsons Project, Quiver inc. (K 46089), Gone In The Morning (K 46153), Queen inc. Hot Space and Sheer Heart Attack, Mick Ronson, Cozy Powell, Graham Parker & The Rumour - The Parkerilla (spaceship 6641 797), Robert Palmer, Sutherland Brothers and Rainbow. Condition is generally VG to Ex. ( Vinyl Records )

GRAHAM BOND - HOLY MAGICK (6360 021) - A neat 1st UK pressing of the 1970 LP (6360 021). The record is in Ex condition with just a couple of minor and light surface marks. The gatefold sleeve is in VG+ condition with some shelf/ringwear. Complete with original swirl inner. ( Vinyl Records )

GRAHAM BOND WITH MAGICK - WE PUT OUR MAGICK ON YOU (6360 042) - Original UK 1st pressing (6360 042) of the 1971 LP. The record is in VG condition with a few scuff marks, perhaps noted on track A3 with the mark running with the groove. This 'style' of marking running with the groove can also be spotted on tracks A2 and B3 (though not major) and there are no scratches. The gatefold sleeve is in VG+ condition with some light ringwear. Complete with original swirl inner. ( Vinyl Records )

Taylors LBV Port, Graham s LBV Port, Taylors Select Port (3)

Graham s Malvedos 1978 Vintage Port

Dalva 1970 Vintage Port (wrapped in cellophane, cork poor) and Graham s 1970 Vintage Port (2)

Churchill s 1998 LBV Port, Fonseca Bin 27 Port, Graham s Crusted Port (bottled 2000), Fonseca Porto Terra Prima (4)

Graham & Co 1960 Vintage Port

Collection of modern model racing cars and ephemera relating to Graham and Damon Hill

Four boxed Graham Farish 'N' Gauge rolling stock, including Locomotive No.1606

Boxed Graham Farish 'N' Gauge carriages, together with two others

A Signed Copy of Autosport 27 April 1972, Silverstone Fittipaldi (JPS shows the way), signed by Graham Hill and Timo Makinen Buyer's premium of 20% (+VAT) applies to this lot

A Jarrotts Black and White Framed Photograph Stirling Moss, Roy Salvadori-Aston Martin, the RAC Tourist Trophy Race Goodwood 1959, photographed by Edwards Eves and signed by Stirling Moss, 38cm by 38cm; together with A Jarrotts Black and White Photograph Graham Hill-Team BRM, the British Grand Prix-Brands Hatch 1964, photographed by Nigel Snoddon, unsigned, 39cm by 39cm (2) Buyer's premium of 20% (+VAT) applies to this lot

Six framed caricature pictures depicting cricketers including David Gower, Graham Gooch, Allan Border, Dean Jones, Michael Holding and Clive Lloyd in blue frames

GRAHAM CLARKE (b. 1941) A set of four framed, signed, numbered '288/400' and titled in pencil to margin, 'Carte Antico', 'Trattoria Romantica', 'Molto Economico' and 'Fresco Oggi', 1989, hand-coloured coloured etchings on paper, in decorative walnut veneer frames, 15.7cm x 19cm, (4). Provenance: Sold with certificates of authenticity from CCA Galleries. (ARR).

Graham Sutherland OM (1903-1980) ''Datura'' Initialled and dated (19)57, inscribed verso ''To Douglas with love G.S. 57'', oil on canvas, 15cm by 11cm See illustration Provenance: Sotheby's, Modern British Paintings, 11th December 2006, lot 143In an overall good state of preservation. Light surface dirt.

* NANCY GRAHAM,SENSoil on board, signed40cm x 66cm Framed.

Eight framed & glazed prints to include Graham Clarke, watercolours etc

A Signed Picture- 'Geoff Duke' on The Gilera plus twelve TT riders autographs, including Agostini/ Crosby/ Stuart Graham/ Guy Martin, among others.

Father and Son Motorbike Grand Prix Winners, after Jim Blanchard- Stuart Graham- signed by artist and rider plus framed print of Les Graham- 1st 500cc world champion.

A Quantity of Bentley and Rolls Royce Themed Books, Magazines, Dealership brochures, promotional DVD's including Rolls Royce and Bentley Book by Graham Robson.

A Graham Paige Car Bonnet Badge, featuring the three brothers Insignia, circa 1930's, a modern metal flying bird radiator cap.

An Interesting Collection of Automobile and Transport Literature, including The Audi File - All Models Since 1888, The Leyland Papers by Graham Turner, Citroen by Raymond Broad, Fiat by Michael Sedgwick.

After Graham Bosworth- 'Mike the Bike', Framed, plus after Rod Organ-'Memorial', graphite signed, Mike Hailwood interest, both framed.

A 1970's/ 80's Motorbike Racing Helmet, with personalised graphite's for 'Woody'. Being Graham wood national level Motorcycle Racer.

Five Signed Motorbike Racing Framed Pictures- Scott Redding, Danny Webb, James Toseland, Graham Crosby, Guy Martin.

DONCASTER ROVERS Six black and white head and shoulder postcards all signed in ink to front. All Doncaster players circa 1953, players are Harrison, Graham, Walker, Lawler, Brown and Teasdale. Generally good

FOOTBALL AUTOGRAPHS A large book of signed magazine photographs which have all been taped into the book with over 1,000 autographs, with the vast majority from the lower Leagues. Includes Alan Gowling, Frank McLintock, Gordon Banks, Trevor Francis, Tony Currie, Kevin Keegan, Nobby Stiles, Mike England, John Hollins, George Graham, Geoff Hurst, Bobby Charlton, Mick Channon, Pat Rice, Roger Hunt, Ian Story-Moore, Alan Hansen, Frank Saul, Keith Newton, Dave Mackay, Peter Brabrook, Cliff Jones, Terry Venables, Pat Jennings Peter Bonetti, John Ritchie, Roy McFarland, Ray Wilson, Mick Mills, Ray Clemence, Roy Vernon, Brian Kidd, Rodney Marsh, Terry Cooper, Frank Lampard Jnr & Snr, Charlie George, Colin Todd, Emlyn Hughes, Peter Beardsley, Trevor Brooking, Russell Osman, Mike Summerbee, John Wark, Johnny Haynes, Bill Nicholson, Alan Ball, Danny McGrain, Gordon McQueen, David O'Leary, Liam Brady, John Radford, , Alan Brazil, Sandy Jardine, Brian Talbot, Jim Montgomery, Ray Wilkins, Larry Lloyd, John Greig, Kenny Dalglish, Iain Durrant, Tony Brown, Gary Shaw, Billy Bonds, Terry Paine, and Viv Anderson. Fair to generally good

SPORTING AUCTION CATALOGUES Over 190 auction catalogues 1993 - 2006 including Sportingold, Christies, Bonhams, Knights, Graham Budd, Mullock-Madeley and Vennett-Smith. Good

SPORTING MISCELLANY A collection of sporting miscellany to include 3 Football tickets England v Germany 1954, England v Belgium 1964 and England v Greece 1971 (fold), Team photo of Birmingham City 1954/55, signed photo of Graham Rix (Arsenal and England), World Cup 1994 1st Day Cover, Photo boxer Gwrych Castle plus Christmas card from the Thames Rowing Club probably 1960's, 2 Bradford Northern Rugby League programmes 1968 and England v Australia Rugby Union programme 1948 (punch hole). Fair to generally good