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Lot 68
P. C., J. Hickman, K Division, Victoria Police Jubilee medal 1887 with one bar 1897 with ribbon, L. Sergeant E. G. Leal, Essex Yeomanry, 71, Territorial Force Eficiency medal, Edward VII with ribbon, the Deli Durbar medal 1911, silver with ribbon, a Jubilee medal 1935 with ribbon, Coronation medal 1937 with ribbon, (5).
Lot 107
DICKENS, Charles:A Tale of Two Cities,London; Chapman and Hall, 1859. First edn. bound from parts, first issue with page 213 numbered '113'; and p134 line 12 ‘affectionately’ . 8° (223 x 141 mm). Etched frontispiece, extra engraved title and 14 plates by H K Browne (Phiz). pages: Frontis, engraved title page, viii(including title page), (i)list of plates, (i)blank, 254 + 14 plates; (without the 32-page publisher's advertisement at end). Signed Zaehnsdorf full leather binding, gilt; teg, gilt inner dentelles and marbled endpapers. Only one set of wrappers (part iv, September) are bound-in, bookplate to front pastedown. Very good and clean copy, including all the plates
Lot 115
MODERN FIRST EDITIONS:1. Vonnegut, K: Slaughterhouse 5. Cape, 1970, 1st dw (30s. £1.50). vg;2. Heller, J: Catch-22. Cape, 1962, 1st edn., dw(21s.), 2nd State dw. Binder’s flaw to front cover; dw little chipped; o/w VG;3. Chopping, R: The Fly. Secker, 1965, 1st edn. dw(25s.). Dw little worn and with few tears; o/w g;4. Fowles, J: The Collector. Cape, 1963, 1st edn. 2nd impr.; dw(18s.). Dw little worn; o/w vg;5. Graves, R: Good-bye To All That. Cape, 1929, 1st expurgated edn. Original cloth blotched; o/w G+ (5)
Lot 133
BETJEMAN, SIR JOHN:Manuscript Notes and Typed Scripts for ‘Pity About The Abbey’,A 75 minute play for television written with Stewart Farrar; first broadcast on the BBC 29 July 1965, and repeated 6 April 1966. The folder contains the first typed draft storyline under the title: ‘Westminster Roundabout’ and script sent with a signed covering letter from Steward Farrar to John Betjeman; full typed script of the play ‘Pity about the Abbey’ as rehearsed and recorded by the BBC, pp(ii), 129; full typed draft of the play, pp109; 28 A4 pages of hand-written notes on each scene by John Betjeman. A number of signed hand-written and typed letters from S Farrar to J Betjeman; signed letters from the director: Ian Curtis; producer: Peter Luke; and story editor: Harry Moore (2). Also a large number of signed congratulatory letters to J Betjeman from some of the following: John Arlott; Richard Wigram; Hubert Fenwick; Tim Munby; K Edmonds Gateley; etc. copies of unsigned letters sent by J Betjema
Lot 163
BINDING, ETC:1. Grahame, K: The Wind in the Willows. Methuen, 1915, 9th edn. 302pp, coloured frontis by Graham Robertson. Full red morocco by Truslove & Hanson with gilt ruling to covers, gilt decoration to spine, gilt inner dentelles and teg. VG+;2. The Apocrypha. Oxford University Press, nd. 190pp. Full red morocco by Truslove & Hanson with gilt ruling to covers, gilt decoration to spine, gilt inner dentelles and aeg. Spine lightly rubbed; o/w VG;3. Trollope, Anthony: The Last Chronicle of Barset. In two volumes. Smith, Elder, 1867, 1st edn. 1st issue (with verso of both title-pages reads ‘The Right of Translation is reserved.’; PP384; 384 (no half titles or adverts); contemporary half leather. Covers worn and hinges cracked; o/w G+;4. Plus: four other leather bound books, and seven Temple classics, including the complete: Boswell’s Life of Samuel Johnson; and one other (16)
Lot 248
CHILDREN:1. Awdry, Rev W: Troublesome Engines. Leicester: Edmund Ward, 1950, 1st edn. dw (4’-). Dw frayed and torn; o/w VG;2. Rackham, A (illustrator): Ingoldsby Legends. Dent, 1922, with 12 colour plates (complete). Original gilt pictorial cloth and pictorial endpapers. Presentation label to front pastedown; o/w VG;3. Pearse, S B (illustrator): Two works by Dickens: The Trial of William Tinkling; and Captain Boldheart and the Latin-Grammar Master. Both published by Constable, nd, c.1900, colour plates. Original pictorial cloth; G+;4. Greenaway, K: Mother Goose. Warne, nd, inscribed 1928, original pictorial covers. G;5. Plus: eight other 1st edn. children’s books;5. Plus: two defective copies (15)
Lot 265
1. BYNE, A; STAPLEY, M: Spanish Interiors and Furniture. Three volumes. NY, W Helburn, nd, c.1928. Large 4to. Plates and illustrations. Original cloth, covers worn; o/w G;2. PORTER, A K: Spanish Romanesque Sculpture. Two volumes. Florence, Pantheon - Casa Editrice, 1828; 4to. Plates and illustrations. Original cloth; covers worn; o/w G (5)
Lot 252
JOHN RUSKIN: THE SEVEN LAMPS OF ARCHITECTURE, 1880 new edition, large quarto, original printed boards, printed paper label to spine, plus JAMES K COLLING: DETAILS OF GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE, London [1856] volume 2 (of 2) only, original decorative cloth gilt, plus F E HOWARD AND F H CROSSLEY: ENGLISH CHURCH WOODWORK..., London, Batsford [no date], original cloth gilt (3)
![COLONEL MONTAGUE COOKE: CLOUDS THAT FLEE, London 1935, 1st edition, original cloth gilt, plus [CLAUD W SYKES] "VIGILANT": SEC](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/89de1d50-b8a5-4f13-8ed0-a5990095a23e/68fa71c4-a03d-4c58-a8b6-1bf2f4ddaada/468x382.jpg)
Lot 413
COLONEL MONTAGUE COOKE: CLOUDS THAT FLEE, London 1935, 1st edition, original cloth gilt, plus [CLAUD W SYKES] "VIGILANT": SECRETS OF MODERN SPYING, [1930], original cloth, plus STEPHEN GRAHAM: A PRIVATE IN THE GUARDS, 1919, 1st edition, original cloth gilt, plus J B FIRTH: DOVER AND THE GREAT WAR, [1920], original boards, printed paper label to spine, plus PETER SHAW BAKER: ANIMAL WAR HEROES, 1933, 1st edition, original cloth, plus GENERAL SIR BINDON BLOOD: FOUR SCORE YEARS AND TEN SIR BINDON BLOOD'S REMINISCENCES, 1933 1st edition, lacks port frontis, original cloth gilt, plus H K HALES: THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF "THE CARD", [1936], 1st edition, original cloth, plus LIEUTENANT COLONEL NEAL FRASER-TYTLER: FIELD GUNS IN FRANCE, circa 1922, 3rd impression, 4 maps (of which 2 folding), as called for, original cloth, plus A DE HEGEDUS: DON'T KEEP THE VAN MAN WAITING, 1944, 1st edition, original cloth (9)
Lot 424
DEREK N JAMES, FRANCIS K MASON AND OTHERS: GLOSTER AIRCRAFT SINCE 1917, 1987 2nd edition, BRITISH CIVIL AIRCRAFT SINCE 1919 VOLUME 2, 1988 reprint, SHORTS AIRCRAFT SINCE 1900, 1989 reprint, VICKERS AIRCRAFT SINCE 1908, 1989 reprint, BOULTON PAUL AIRCRAFT SINCE 1915, 1993 1st edition, THE BRITISH FIGHTER SINCE 1912, 1992 1st edition, THE BRITISH BOMBER SINCE 1914, 1994 1st edition, each pub Putnam, each original cloth, dust wrapper (7)
Lot 51
J K ROWLING: 11 titles: HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN, 1999 1st edn, 2nd impress, original pict bds d/w, HARRY POTTER AND THE GOBLET OF FIRE, L, Bloomsbury 2000 de-luxe edn, 1st impress, original cloth gt, pict labels to top bd, aeg, + HARRY POTTER AND THE GOBLET OF FIRE, NY, Arthur Levine 2000 1st US edn, original cloth bkd bds, gt d/w + HARRY POTTER AND THE CHAMBER OF SECRETS, L, 1998 1st paperback edn, + HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN, L, 1999 1st paperback edn, (3 copies) + HARRY POTTER AND THE ORDER OF THE PHOENIX, L, 2004, 1st paperback edn, (2 copies), + HARRY POTTER AND THE GOBLET OF FIRE, L, 2000, 1st paperback edn (2 copies),each original pict wraps (11)
Lot 61
J K ROWLING: 4 titles: HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN, 1999 1st paperback edition, signed "Daniel Radcliffe" [Harry Potter], "Rupert Grint" [Ron Weasley], "Tom Felton" [Draco Malfoy] + three other signatures, original pictorial wraps: HARRY POTTER AND THE ORDER OF THE PHOENIX, 2003 1st edition, signed "Daniel Radcliffe", "Rupert Grint", "Tom Felton" + few other signatures, original pictorial boards, dust wrapper: HARRY POTTER AND THE CHAMBER OF SECRETS, 1999 de-luxe edition, 3rd impression, signed "Richard Griffiths" [Vernon Dursley] + approx 11 other signatures to verso half title and title page, presumably cast members, original cloth gilt, pictorial paper label to top board: HARRY POTTER AND THE ORDER OF THE PHOENIX, 2003 de-luxe edition, original cloth gilt, pictorial paper label to top board, original shrink wrap (4)
![KATE GREENAWAY'S BOOK OF GAMES WITH 24 COLOUR PLATES, London, Frederick Warne & Co [1927], original green cloth backed pictor](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/89de1d50-b8a5-4f13-8ed0-a5990095a23e/f9f27871-6adf-42ce-856b-a1170032f11f/468x382.jpg)
Lot 64
KATE GREENAWAY'S BOOK OF GAMES WITH 24 COLOUR PLATES, London, Frederick Warne & Co [1927], original green cloth backed pictorial pale green boards, pale green end papers + KATE GREENAWAY: A APPLE PIE, London, Frederick Warne [no date circa 1925], 23 leaves (of which 20 coloured illustrations), oblong, original green cloth backed pictorial boards, + WALTER CRANE: THE SONG OF SIXPENCE PICTURE BOOK CONTAINING SING A SONG OF SIXPENCE - PRINCESS BELLE ETOILE - ALPHABET OF OLD FRIENDS, [1909], 20 coloured plates as called for, 3 works in one, 4to, original decorative cloth + E J THORLEY: AN ALPHABET, [1904], coloured title page + 20 leaves of coloured illustrations, original pictorial paper covered boards, + F B KIRKMAN: TEA, TOYS AND A TALE, ill Dorothy Wheeler 1919, original pictorial boards + CECIL ALDIN: THE MONGREL PUPPY BOOK, [1912], 1st edition, 4to, original cloth backed pictorial boards, inner joints split + K F BARKER: JUST PUPS, London 1937 1st edition, original cloth backed boards, dust wrapper, (7)
Lot 300
Ceramic Reference Books - 'Minton Pottery & Porcelain of the First Period 1793-1850' by Geoffrey A Godden, 1968, signed by the author, 'Spode' by Leonard Whiter, second edition, 1978, signed by the author, 'Ridgway Porcelains' by Geoffrey A Godden, 1985 edition, 'Derby Porcelain' by John Twitchett, 1980, signed by the author and 'Belleek' by Richard K Degenhardt, 1978
![FLORENCE K UPTON: THE GOLLIWOGG IN HOLLAND, [1904], oblong original cloth backed pictorial boards worn, inner joints split, c](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/89de1d50-b8a5-4f13-8ed0-a5990095a23e/56a13412-d667-489a-eee8-0ae3938c0b80/468x382.jpg)
Lot 757
An oil painting on board attributed to Sir Kyffin Williams showing a study of a game keeper wearing a cap, holding a gun and carrying a brace of pheasant, painted in thick impasto in tones of brown, black, grey and cream, with incised initials bottom left KW, further inscribed verso to frame - Kyffin Williams and Wib Ifan, faintly inscribed to back of board K Williams, 18 x 14 cm approx in cream coloured wide frame with linen style slip
Lot 466
A miscellaneous collection to include an inlaid timber crib triangle, a further crib board, treen butter paddles, a glass bottle of squared form with well painted detail in ink of rural scenes, leather cased glass beakers, a selection of plaster nature plaques produced by K S Waite with hand painted ornithological scenes, a two tier timber stand, etc
Lot 113
A copy of The Poetical Works of Geoffrey Chaucer with signed presentation inscription by the future England cricketer C T Studd, signed by Studd while at Cheam School in 1874, and dedicated to J K Tancock, the book later signed by C Tancock in 1904, the book by Thomas Tyrwhitt, published in 1871 Charles Thomas Studd played for England in the 1882 Test Match won by Australia which gave rise to the origins of 'The Ashes'. Away from the cricket field Studd was a Missionary and also wrote poems, his most famous being "Only One Life, 'Twill Soon Be Past".
Lot 84
A Fine Mid 17th Century Joined Oak Caqueteuse Armchair of good, rich colour and patination. The domed broken-arch cresting rail having a moulded edge and boldly carved initials K H centred by a small whorled boss raised against a recessed ground. The back panel ornamented with a row of moulded reeds below branded ownership initials AB. The flat swept arms pierced through by the tenons of the baluster arm posts, leading down to a splayed seat on turned legs united by low peripheral stretchers, 42 ins (107 cms) high, 26½ ins (67 cms) wide.*
Lot 261
FULLER BUCKMINSTER: (1895-1983) American Architect, Theorist and Inventor. Rare signed book by Buckminster, being a 9 x 11 hardback edition of The Dymaxion World of Buckminster Fuller, by Robert W. Marks, published by Reinhold Publishing Corporation, New York, 1960. Dust jacket included. Signed and inscribed in bold blue ink to the title page `..With affectionate and admiring regard, Bucky´. Accompanied by an interesting T.L.S., R. B. Fuller/ la, by his secretary, one page, 4to, 7th June 1960, to Clement K. Stodder, with the heading of Southern Illinois University, which has been affixed to the verso of the front end paper. The 232 pages of the book containing numerous quotations, plans and designs by Fuller, and over 150 photographs. VG £300-400
Lot 273
PARK KEITH: (1892-1975) New Zealand Air Chief Marshal of World War II, recognised for his important role during the Battle of Britain. D.S., K R Park, two pages, oblong 8vo, France, 11th August 1918. The partially printed document, completed in typescript, is a Combat Report (headed Combats in the Air), the narrative relating to an aerial victory by fighter pilots Ernest Allingham and Alexander Urinowski and stating, in part, ‘…we dived on a formation of about 14 Fokker Biplanes. I singled out one E[nemy] A[ircraft] which was flying in the rear of our formation and fired a burst of 90 rounds into it. The E. A. went down immediately in….an irregular spin, losing height quickly. I last saw the E.A., still going down obviously out of control, entering the clouds which were 7,000 feet below. This E.A. was attacked at ranges varying from 120 to 50 yards’. Park has further added his own statement below confirming the narrative and stating, in part, ‘At the above time I was in the neighbourhood of Peronne and saw two E.A. coming down in long dives of several thousand feet, then disappearing into the clouds. They were plainly out of control’. Signed by Park at the conclusion in his capacity as Commander of 48 Squadron. Four file holes to the left edge and a few small tears and small area of paper loss to the right edge and upper corner, only very slightly affecting a few words of text, but not the signature, G £400-600 Park was a Fighter Ace of World War I and as a Major he Commanded 48 Squadron.
![[DACHAU]: A.L.S., on a postal card, Dachau, 20th November 1938, to Anton Oesterreich, in German. The card is sent by `Schutzh](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/7ecca121-2e38-4a8c-ba22-a5d100d29738/d0bbcb42-e3bd-4a6c-f588-bf33076c39ae/468x382.jpg)
Lot 290
[DACHAU]: A.L.S., on a postal card, Dachau, 20th November 1938, to Anton Oesterreich, in German. The card is sent by `Schutzhaftjude´ ("Jew protective custody") Kurt Oesterreich, son of the correspondent, `Block 30 - Room 1´ in Dachau. The prisoner writes to his father in Vienna and reports about his situation, stating `Am fine, you can be sure about this´, further asking to receive if possible a postal transfer of 15 RM to the following concentration camp address `Konzentrationslager, Dachau 3 K, lock 30, Stube 1´, and precise that it has to be sent to his name and birth date for identification. Kurt concludes saying `Please answer to me by postcard..´ and sends his regards to a woman. To the verso, the card bears six printed rules conditions regarding prisoners post mail in the Dachau concentration camp, and an ink stamp of Dachau dated. Some overall ae wear and creasing. G £100-120 The Dachau concentration camp was the first of the Nazi concentration camps opened in Germany in 1933 by Heinrich Himmler, and later commanded by Rudolf Hoess.
Lot 323
KOKOSCHKA OSKAR: (1886-1980) Austrian Expressionistic Artist and Poet. Signed 6 x 8 book by Kokoschka, with a colour sketch in his hand, an eight lines annotation, in pencil, a paperback edition of Der Unentrinnbare ("The Inescapable") a German text by Victor Dirsztay, published by Kurt Wolff, Munchen 1923. Signed and annotated to the title page `How quick the glass is getting empty! Today, E. and I did see at the heroine´s home of the Murderer, the Hope of Women - Nevertheless we watch front what is about to happen..´ The sketch being a man holding a glass. The 128 pages book containing a dozen of printed illustrations by Kokoschka. Signed `O K´, and dated 1961 in his hand. Covers slightly damaged. F to G £300-400 Murderer, the Hope of Women (1909) is a short play by Kokoschka, often called the first Expressionist drama. This work was set years later by Paul Hindemith as Mörder, Hoffnung der Frauen.
Lot 543
REAGAN RONALD: (1911-2004) American President 1981-89, & REAGAN NANCY (1921-2016) American Actress and wife of President Reagan. Signed 10 x 8 photograph, `Ronald Reagan´ and `Best wishes Nancy´, by both Ronald and Nancy, the image depicting the couple, outdoors, standing in a full length pose at the Edwards Air Force base. The 1982 NASA photograph shows Ronald and Nancy Reagan talking with astronauts Thomas K. Mattingly and Henry W. Hartsfield, with the Columbia besides, after the successful landing of the Space Shuttle Columbia. Signed by both to a clear area of the image. Also signed in bold black ink by astronaut Hartsfield (`Hank Hartsfield´) To a light area of the image. EX £200-300 Thomas Ken Mattingly (1936- ) American Astronaut. Spacecraft Commander on the STS-4 shuttle Columbia, the fourth and final orbital test flight on the shuttle Columbia in June 1982. Mattingly was accompanied by Henry Hartsfield. Henry Hartsfield (1933-2014) American Astronaut. Hartsfield was the pilot on STS-4.
Lot 608
NIKOLAYEVICH MICHAEL: (1832-1909) Grand Duke of Russia, son of Tsar Nicholas I and brother of Emperor Alexander II. A lengthy A.L.S., Mikhail, four pages, 4to, Oreanda, 18th September 1867, to Prince Nicolas Orloff, in Cyrillic. The Grand Duke refers to his correspondent´s letter received five days ago, regrets that they couldn´t meet each other and states `I am also to blame for my long silence and for not having answered your letters dated May 7-19 and June 9-21. The last one was specially interesting, written after the arrival of our Sovereign to Paris. Before that, Trubetzkoy wrote to me twice, but none of his letters reached me, and same happened with the Sovereign´s telegram sent on May 25th after the assassination attempt. This carelessness does not give any credit to French post and telegraph departments.´ and further continues `His Majesty is doing well and is satisfied with his stay. The Sovereign departures on September 24th. I pray to God that his way back home will be safe. Melnikov promised to take the Sovereign from Kursk by railway. Here he has relaxed and recovered, which was very necessary, because trips abroad and ovations on his way back fatigued him physically and morally.´ Michael Nikolayevich further refers to other Grand Dukes and expresses his thoughts, stating in part `Here we met V. K. Vladimir Alexandrovich. His materialism frightens me. He does not do any exercise, sleeps and eats too much. Besides that he did not like Crimea and got bored here. Instead of going back through Kiev, or Russia, which he knows so little, he requested to travel through Vienna. What a shame!..... However, we and everyone like Alexey Alexandrovich….at the age of seventeen he already has sense of duty, he is polite and courteous, qualities that have not been appreciated yet in his older brothers almost at all. I sympathise him from all my heart.´ and concludes with `You can imagine how happy my wife and I are to meet so often Their Majesties. It is impossible not to love and not to respect them whole-hearted. They are so kind and attentive…´ A very interesting content letter. With a small area of paper loss to the upper left corner of the first sheet, only affecting two words. G £200-300 Nikolai Alekseyevich Orloff (1827-1885) Russian Diplomat, notable for his humanitarian interest in his country's internal affairs. As Military, he lost an eye being 27 during the Crimean War. He represented Russia at Brussels 1860-70, Paris and Berlin. Prince Nikolai Trubetzkoy (1890-1938) Russian Linguist and Historian. Founder of morphophonology. Alexander II (1818-1881) Emperor of Russia 1855-81. Assassinated. Married to Maria Alexandrovna (1824-1880). Michael Nikolayevich refers in the present letter to the assassination attempt suffered by the Emperor Alexander II, which took place in Paris during the International Exposition of 1867, when his carriage, with his two sons and Napoleon III, was attacked. Vladimir Alexandrovich (1847-1909) Grand Duke of Russia. Son of Emperor Alexander II and brother of Tsar Alexander III. Senior Grand Duke of the House of Romanov during the reign of his nephew Tsar Nicholas II. Alexei Alexandrovich (1850-1908) Grand Duke of Russia. Son of Emperor Alexander II and brother of Tsar Alexander III. In 1871 he was sent as Russian Ambassador to the United States and Japan.
Lot 332
'My Spirit is the Same' O'MALLEY (Ernie), Republican. A remarkable ALS, 2 pp (single sheet), from Kilmainham Prison, 26/11/1923, to 'Dear K' (evidently a Republican comrade), asking for books to be sent to him, 'Here I am again on the flat of my back as the [hunger] strike terminated on 23/11. I believe I will never be strong again, and may pull round somewhat in time, but what's the odds. My spirit is the same whatever about the body, and after all that's the main thing. My sight is bad and I nearly kicked it several times but I had not the luck to die.' He expects he will not be released before Easter, and in the meantime he needs reading material, particularly literature and art books. He gives a long list of writers and painters, starting with Shakespeare and Botticelli, and says he can send £5, and perhaps 'some of the enthusiasts out there' may do something for him. 'I have work to do for Ireland yet, and can be educating myself as best I can with what books I can lay my hands on'. He says 'Frank [Aiken] is still at the helm, and thank God for that. He understands the Northern question and will pay due attention to it & help to represent better Ireland unpartitioned. He is to my mind the best man by far that we have & I expect great things from him.' He wishes 'K' success with his or her mission, which apparently is in America. 'I will pray for you and for your success and will offer up Communion for you; unfortunately I get it only once a week. It was a terrible trial to be so long without it .. Ever your friend, Ernie.' Ernie O'Malley was very seriously wounded in November 1922, while resisting capture in a Dublin 'safe house'. At that time he was assistant chief of staff of the anti-Treaty IRA. He spent five months in a prison hospital, and then went on a forty-day hunger strike. He was released on medical advice in 1924. He partly recovered his health, and went to Spain and the United States, where he wrote the classic, 'On Another Man's Wound'. A fine revealing letter, which well captures the man, his spirit and his courage. Letters from O'Malley are very uncommon. (1)
Lot 1361
A quantity of Old collectable Black and white postcard size Photographs of Trainsof steam railway interest including 2-6-0 tender LBSC loco No. 340, 2-6-0 B-R Class K tender loco No. 32377 at Brighton Shed, 7/6/1952, 2-6-0 Southern tender loco No. 342, Southern 2-6-0 tender loco No. 2351, Southern 2-6-0 tender loco No. 2345, 2-6-0 tender loco No. 344 having 8 carriages, Souther 2-6-0 tender loco No. 353 British Railways tender loco No. 43924, a close-up of an LMS loco driving wheels and oilers and a close up of the crew alighting and a larger sepia image or card of a traction engine hauling timber ''Henry Barden & Co. Ltd., Poole, Steamshipowners & Wharfingers''
Lot 135
Multisigned Battle of Britain Print. Hawker Hurricane print, a limited edition of 1000, signed by an incredible 34 famous WWII Hurricane pilots. Names include Grp Capt Ambrose, Douglas Bader, AVM Bird-Wilson, artist K Broomfield, Pete Brothers, Wg Cdr Maxwell, Sir Denis Crowley-Milling, Dennis David, AC Dutton, John Ellacombe, Sqn Ldr Fopp, PH Fox, Sir Christopher Foxley-Norris, Alan Gear, Tom Gleave, Sir John Grandy, Peter Hairs, Wing Commander Hallowes, Pat Hancock, R Innes, Johnny Kent, Ginger Lacey, Harold Maguire, B Malinowski, M J Mansfield, P Matthews, R J McNair, A G Miller, R Plenderleith, R Puda, G L Sinclair, Bob Stanford-Tuck, H M Stephen, I B Westmacott and Z Wroblenski. Numbered 142/1000 and certified / signed by Michael Fopp of the Battle of Britain Museum. Good condition. All signed items come with a Certificate of Authenticity and can be shipped worldwide.
Lot 41
Mixed Autograph Collection 15. Large folder containing over 60 autographed items. Part of a vast collection, this particular folder contains mostly celebrities with the surname beginning K. Condition is varied, and there are many press clippings, unsigned photos, printed autographs, magazine photos and lots more. We have identified the following genuine autographs: Gordon Kaye, Al Koren, The Karlin Twins, Penelope Keith, Miriam Karlin, Roy Kinnear, Diane Keen, Billy Kelly, Howard Keel, Burt Kwouk, The Krankies, Karen Kay, Jean Kent, Barry Kent, Sarah Kennedy and many more. Some careful research into this collection could possibly yield some further valuable items - there are so many articles, clippings, letters and more. No reserve with a low starting price. Good condition. All signed items come with a Certificate of Authenticity and can be shipped worldwide.
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