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A leather bound ledger titled 'Managed Houses Ledger no.1' with Pearce & Gardner label to interior, 37.5 x 45.5cm.Additional InformationGeneral wear and tear throughout, leather distressed in places and the iron spine also with surface wear, corrosion, etc.

DOVER: A Short Historical Sketch of the Town of Dover and its Neighbourhood Containing a Concise History of the Town and Castle, from the Earliest Account to the Present Time; with a Description of the Villages Near Dover, 3rd edition, 16mo, quarter calf, Ledger & Shaw, Dover 1815, together with Herring, Thomas S. - Dover, a poem, composed on the top of Shakespear's Cliff, 16mo, brown cloth gilt, spine with loss, Richard & J. Edward Taylor, London 1841 (2)

A doctor or pharmacist's ledger, relating to an R P Dickinson Pharmaceutical Chemist of Collingham, dating from the late 19th/early 20thC and a number of accompanying letters

Draughtsman's Equipment - T-square, rules, dip pens, ink, adjustable magnifying glass, etc; a Victorian leather bound ledger with brass clasp; photograph albums, etc

A SET OF EIGHT HEINRICH VILLEROY AND BOCH CABINET PLATES, 'Fairies of the Fields and Flowers', together with a Spode limited edition 'St Ledger Plate' No184/1000 (certificate) and three other Royal Commemorative plates (12)

A good collection of vintage luggage to include a group of Edwardian ledger boxes, a canvas bound steamer trunk, and a large blue shipping crate / flight case.

A quantity of mainly ex GWR Swindon works booklets including steam heat boiler repair log mentioning Western diesels, tool loan ledger, GWR 15950 carriage and wagon works, GWR pen etc

Documents & Ephemera - Northern Ireland - Portadown.  Printed rental ledger 1937 & printed inside "Townland of … Rental of His Grace The Duke of Manchester for the Year Ending" 1937-1940 manuscript insertions for Townlands of Ballymore & Ballyoran with list of tenant's names, rental amounts, property addresses, as example "Clounagh - Calvert James, Church Body Reps, Portadown Urban District Council, Orange Hall, Ripley Reps", 80+ pages & loose documents within, some addressed to E. D. Atkinson & Sons, Solicitors of Portadown.

Documents & Ephemera - Cumberland - Carlisle.  Trust ledger with gold lettering "T. B. Nelson Exrs-Trust A/Cs, Inventory & Balances" from 1882-1927, listing the investments, railway shares & stocks, mortgages including The Liberal Club, New Brewery, Carlisle Corporation, Brampton Rural Council, Catholic School, etc., accounts, etc. by the Executors of Thomas Boustead Nelson (1842-1878), an important Railway Contractor who lived at Murrell Hill House, Carlisle, son of Thomas Nelson (1808-1887), Railway Contractor of Carlisle & York. Fascinating account of his personal wealth.

EARLY NINETEENTH CENTURY HAND WRITTEN ABSTRACT OF TITLE 'To the Manor of Caldy and Divers Farms at Caldy in the County of Cheshire', extending to some 79 pages. AND OTHER EPHEMERA ETC... including ledger with glued in receipts, natural history and other book plates etc...

Three 19th c/ leather bound with marbled card covers large Albums (empty). 1850; plus a large leather and fabric bound Ledger used by The Midland Counties Contract Bridge Association for Register of Members by County; plus a large leather bound Album with gilded shields and bearing "Horace Fulton Carr 1874-1900" on cover.

HALIFAX TOWN Minute book for Halifax Town covering the period between 1958 and 64 together with a Ledger containing the Accounts and Balance Sheets for the Club between 1911/12 and 1920/21 and also contains Nominal ledger details for the period to 1929. The covers of this ledger are inscribed in gilt lettering "Halifax Town A.F.C " etc . These are valuable early records of the club who were formed in 1911. The minute book is also a fascinating insight into the way a smaller league club was run. A rare opportunity to obtain the original books of account of the Club. Generally good

 JAMES B. A. 'JIMMY': (1915-2008) British Squadron Leader with the Royal Air Force. A Prisoner of War from 1940-45, James made numerous efforts to escape from various POW and Concentration Camps, most famously from Stalag Luft III in March 1944 as part of the 'Great Escape'. A collection of correspondence, notes, documents, manuscripts and typescripts etc. relating to various editions of James's book Moonless Night including the galley proofs for the third edition published by Sentinel Publishing, London, 1993, an extensive file of correspondence between Charles Rollings of Sentinel and James during the 1990s, most of the lengthy T.Ls.S accompanied by James's carbon typed copies of reply (some with holograph annotations and corrections) and with interesting (and occasionally amusing) content concerning the publication of Moonless Night, involving sales estimates, promotions, reviews, pricing structure, royalty payments etc., the letters also making references to other individuals including 'Wings' Day and Sydney Dowse ('Although I never had the good fortune to meet Wings….[I]…..have read just about everything about him. He was the kind of man I would have followed to hell and back. Dowse is also a man I admired - at least on the printed page - although I think he was always a bit of a hot-head. I agree with you that the current outburst is spiteful and unnecessary. I shall also sedulously avoid sending him a copy of your book', 6th April 1994), television documentaries concerning the great escape etc., together with a smaller selection of correspondence and photocopied proofs of a number of chapters from Stalag Luft III: The Full Story, bearing various ink annotations and corrections by James in the margins, also including a typescript of an article entitled Sachsenhausen and Beyond written by James and sent to Rollings for his editing, detailed sales figures of Moonless Night, a carbon typed copy of corrections and comments prepared by James, details of travelling expenses incurred, Inland Revenue tax return calculations based on royalties received, a few letters to James from other publishers, book shops and companies including Hauer Rawlence ('we found and filmed the theatre where you worked so hard dispensing the sand and in Sachsenhausen I gave the signed copy of your book to the Archive….They felt it was an important addition to their collection', 9th March 1994), W. H. Smith, Castle Bookshop in Ludlow, The Pentland Press Ltd. etc., a further file of correspondence and documents from Public Lending Right and Authors' Licensing and Collecting Society, another file of correspondence etc. between Owen Lock of Del Rey Books in New York and James concerning the American edition of Moonless Night (1987/88) and a similar file of correspondence and documents relating to the German edition of Moonless Night published by Edition Gruntal in Berlin (2005/06) and including details of travel arrangements to a press launch for the edition at Sachsenhausen, script for an interview with James etc. Further including James's original manuscript and typescripts of the index and glossary to Moonless Night, both loosely inserted and recorded within a hardback bound folio ledger previously used by James to record notes in relation to a timber business. FR to generally VG, Qty.  

A Quantity Of Victorian Period Ledger Books

20th Century India Messrs Cox & Co Ledger of Border Regiment Interest, consisting of bank account ledger book for Lieut H Deuchar 2/4th Border Regiment and his cheque book. Both from 1919. (2 items)

COPY LETTER BOOK, Beardwood, Dublin, early 20th century, 4to ledger, extensive correspondence of a consulting architect active in Dublin, 1901-1905

TWO EARLY VICTORIAN ALBUMS OF 18TH CENTURY ENGRAVINGS AND several other albums, including portraits and other prints and photographs, folio, one with signature of Edward Sutton, the other with engraved bookplate, boards detached or binding loose, an early 19th c commonplace book, 18th c vellum bound ledger, largely unused, printed emphemera, individual numbers of The Graphic and newspapers, etc

MacDonald Gill (British 1884-1947)/A Map of England, Wales and Northern Europe/showing all the branches of WHSmith existing on 31 March 1931/scale 1in. to 1 mile/oil on panel, 210cm x 211cm/ Note:Born in Brighton in 1884, MacDonald 'Max' Gill (1884-1947), brother of the sculptor Eric Gill, became one of the leading graphic designers of his age. Although best known to the public for his entertaining pictorial poster maps, he was also an architect, letterer and mural painter. After joining a leading London architectural firm in 1903, he enrolled in calligraphy at the Central School of Arts & Crafts where his tutor was the legendary Edward Johnston. Beautiful lettering became an integral element in all his work. Gill set up his own studio in 1908, undertaking calligraphy, inscription design and mural painting. The following year he was commissioned by the Arts & Crafts architect Sir Edwin Lutyens to paint the first of a series of decorative panel maps for the houses of wealthy Edwardians. These came to the attention of Frank Pick, the Commercial Manager of the Underground Electric Railways of London (now London Underground), who asked Gill to create an eye-catching pictorial poster to amuse passengers as they waited for their trains. Published in 1914, the Wonderground Map of London Town caused people to 'watch so long they miss their trains yet go on smiling'. At the end of 1917 - while Max Gill was in Dorset working as architect on a model farm project - he was invited onto the headstone committee of the Imperial War Graves Commission. The alphabet and regimental badge he designed for the military headstone are still used today - perhaps his most enduring legacy. In the inter-war period Gill painted map panels for many notable firms and public institutions including Sun Engraving, Cunard, the University of London and the House of Commons. The W.H. Smith map was commissioned in 1929 by the firm's chairman Charles H. St. John Hornby and director Arnold D. Power soon after W.H. Smith had become a private company - and reflects the company's illustrious heritage as the number one stationer on British high streets. As well as the bookstalls and branches, it depicts the range of newspaper delivery methods - old and new - used by the firm. An Englishman in Paris could buy his daily paper at the W.H. Smith branch on the Rue de Rivoli - also shown on the map. Perhaps he travelled there on the aircraft The City of Glasgow, depicted over the Channel, which was the first luxury London to Paris service operated by Imperial Airways. The panel was installed in the W.H. Smith boardroom in the autumn of 1931. According to Gill's ledger, he was paid £765 - around £42,000 in today's money - a small fortune. Max Gill died in 1947 and was survived by his second wife, Priscilla (née Johnston). The collection of artworks and memorabilia she saved has been displayed in a series of exhibitions around the country in recent years and led to a dramatic upsurge in interest from collectors as well as the general public./ Copyright: Caroline M Walker, great-niece of MacDonald Gill, biographer and archivist: www.macdonaldgill.com

Co. Wicklow: Fort Granite [Baltinglass] National School Roll Book, lg. folio D. (Alex Thom & Co.) 1885. Contains approx. 175pp of manuscript entries, of the different pupils in the various classes from 1st April 1885 - 1st January 1892, disbound; also an early 19th Century manuscript ledger of payments made, & expenses for the estate of Fort Granite; and a bundle of old receipts. As a coll., of m/ss, w.a.f. (3)

18th Century Irish School"Rev. Dean Cadogan Keatinge, Dean of Clogher," oval miniature Portrait of him wearing a fur lined coat and a turban type hat on ivory, 10cms (4"), in ornate rococo style gilt frame. (1)* Keatinge, born Narraghmore, Kildare, died Clogher Dungannon South Tyrone. He was half brother of Maurice Bagenal, St. Ledger Keatinge.

A group of two Japanese carved ivory netsukes together with an okimono: the first netsuke in the form of a seated man using an abacus, a ledger by his side, signed Haru to red lacquer tablet, Meiji, 4 cm wide; the second in the form of an oni chanting a prayer and holding a percussion instrument, a large parasol on his back, signed Shogetsu, Meiji, 4 cm; the okimono in the form of a man trying to remove an insect from his bald head, signed Fusetsu, Meiji, 4 cm [3].

BANKING HISTORY - MANCHESTER AND LIVERPOOL DISTRICT BANKING COMPANY LIMITEDA LATE 19TH TO EARLY 20TH CENTURY MINUTE-BOOK/LEDGER Recording communications with and transactions of a wide range of businesses and private individuals from 1899-1929, with numerous manuscript entries and tipped-in copies of typed letters primarily concerning debts and overdrafts, all contained in a folio book bound in the original brown morocco leather. An interesting example of how early bankers managed debt - particularly through the period of the First World War and the years directly following

Churchill (Winston Spencer, 1874-1965). The Second World War, 6 volumes written out in manuscript longhand into 2 large day books and a ledger, by an unidentified hand, circa 1950s, a right-sloping neat hand in mostly blue or black fountain pen inks with occasional red highlights, etc., seemingly an unabridged and full transcription (except some quoted sources typed up on separate loose sheets in a folder), written on both sides of approximately 800 leaves of 3 ledgers/day books, volumes 1 and 2 of the magnum opus written into one day book, volume 3 into a ledger (damp-frayed at lower margins), volumes 4-6 written into a second day book matching the first (with printed columns for rooms, wines, accounts, etc.), this final volume following straight on with full-length transcriptions of 4 other of Churchill's works in the same hand, 'My Early Life', 'Thoughts and Adventures', 'Great Contemporaries' and 'Step by Step', approximately 150 blank leaves at rear of volume 3, contemporary quarter leather, some soiling and wear, volumes 1 & 3 with printed stationer's labels of Arthur Wrigley, Leeds, at front, large 4to (49 x 41 cm), volume 2 folio (47 x 30 cm), together with a folder of related typed leaves supplying many of the quoted sources for which coded references are left in the manuscript(Qty: 3)A truly bizarre Churchill archive, this three-volume manuscript raises unanswerable questions of authorship and appropriation. The Second World War alone totals over 1.5 million words and what person would voluntarily, (or otherwise), attempt to rewrite all this verbatim in longhand defies all logic and explanation. The handwriting is not Churchill's, nor any of his known secretaries, according to the Churchill Archives, Cambridge. Besides which Churchill's modus operandi for writing was dictation to typists in the first instance, which was then hand corrected by Churchill, retyped and corrected once more. Even with the large team of researchers involved in the preparation of The Second World War there would have been no call for such a manuscript. The inclusion of full transcriptions of four further and earlier works by Churchill adds to the bafflement. The ledgers were acquired around 20 years ago from a large house clearance near York. There are two clues as to who the author may be, both possibly in the same hand as the manuscript itself: The name 'Philip H. [?]Richings' appears on the front free endpaper of the second day book, and a three-page manuscript poem ('An Ode to Sir Barnes [Wallis]'), included with the folder of typed quoted sources, is initialled 'P.H.R.' at the end.

SCHWEPPES COPPER FRAME, SKOL TRAY, LEDGER, CIGAR BOX

Collectables, mixed selection inc. 2 pewter rowing tankards 'Putney Amateur Regatta 1933' impressed crown & rose, also LRC Club Eights December 1913 (glass cracked to bottom), a 1966 World Cup Willie soft toy, a Berrick technical drawing set (ref B.103) in fitted case, small selection of framed frog related prints, a ledger from 'The London and South Western Bank' Clapham Junction branch 1907/08, a photo of Hammersmith Bridge construction and a small selection of books inc. 'Punch Library of Humour' 1900s, 'Favourite Fables' illustrated by Harrison Weir 1870, a small collection of copper coins etc. (mixed condition fair/gd) (1 large box)

An 1807 Farm Accounts Ledger, hand-written

An 1860's Ledger book with leather spine and corners to maroon boards, apparently unused, with marbling inside and to the edges, the beginning being an alphabetical index system 34cm x 23cm

An Angling ledger with silver corners - 28cm x 40cm - a cash ledger and a desk tidy

Rowland Suddaby (1912-1972) - Atlantic cover, Cornwall, watercolour heightened in gouache, signed lower right, with J. Ledge & Son of 13 Old Bond Street, London W1, label verso, 41.5 x 55.5cm. Provenance: Purchased by the vendor at J. Ledger & Sons gallery on 29th September 1960 for £31,10

Rowland Suddaby (1912-1972) - Oyster boats near Maldon, watercolour, signed lower right, with J. Ledger & Son of 13 Old Bond Street, London W1, label verso, 26.5 x 37cm. Pin hole to paper at lower left hand corner.Very light foxing to surface of paper throughout (only really visible under strong light).

Crests- A collection includes ledger very neat + tidy, worshipful Companies, 1897 Mercers Hall Stationery, good lot few 100's including packets

AN 1821 PATTERN HONOURABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY OFFICER'S SWORD BY STILLWELL, SON & LEDGER LITTLE BRITAIN LONDON the etched blade with HAC badge and owner's initials JM, blade 83.8cm l, with sword knot++Sword complete, the blade with typical wear and tiny nicks

POSTAGE STAMPS. AN ORIGINAL MINT AND USED ALL WORLD COLLECTION FROM 1840 ON THE LEAVES OF A 19TH C REVERSED CALF BOUND LEDGER from Great Britain 1840 1d black (3, red and black MC, one on cover from Horncastle 1841) other line engraved including ten on further covers, an extensive range of imperf. 1d reds including several pairs and strips, mixed condition but some on blued paper, with good variety of cancellations, part sheet of Jubilee ½d green, mostly UM, later ranges to GVI, 19th century foreign imperf. and early perf. to 1930s, a further collection on Rapkin Crown Album leaves, 19th c- pre WW2, miscellaneous other issues and an Act of Parliament relating to Louth, Lincolnshire, 17 May 1824

Bag containing a collection of vintage stationary together with a ledger book (a lot)

A 1946 Day Book Ledger, used as a stamp album (packed with stamps).

Twelve various framed and signed photographs from the world of TV, film and entertainment, to include Heath Ledger, Lenny Henry, and Dawn French, Bill Oddy, Jamie Oliver, etc

3x Abu Garcia Carbon Specimen-River-Ledger rods - Cardinal 2000 Atom 12ft 2pc graphite, fuji style guides, medium action up to 65gms, lightly used; Maxxmar Specimen 11ft 2pc test curve 2.25lbs fuji style guides very lightly used; and early Abu Carbon Ledgerlite 100 10ft 2pc casting wt 5-40gms, swing/quiver tip c/w full length cork handle c/w Fuji style guides -handle soiled other well looked after rod - all in Abu cloth bags

Ledger book, jewellery box, gardening books, boxes, cigarette holder, scent bottle etc

A large leather bound ledger with client account details dating from the 1880's. To include many local businesses and individuals from Heacham, King's Lynn, Swaffham, Brandon and Wells. As well as National and International Accounts to include His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales, The Midland Railway Co and The Rt Hon Earl of Leicester.

M.S.S. A Journal of a Continental Journey, starts August 4th 1851, from Kingstown, the author gives 'his home as 'Brooklawn' 4to, ledger (spine defective) with ticket of 'John Chambers, 4 Abbey Street, Dublin'Provenance: The Collection of Hugh and Anne Iremonger

MSS. Order Book, H.M. Packet 'Princess Elizabeth', a detailed and informative list of regulations and requirements of a packet boat on the Falmouth Station, 4to vellum bound ledger, 1820s, ticket of J. Lake, Bookseller (etc.), FalmouthProvenance: The Collection of Hugh and Anne Iremonger

Box of mixed ephemera - including Victorian handwritten account of Tours in Scotland, Journals, pen and ink illustrated sketchbook, autograph album, early 19th century Housekeeping ledger, old photographs, sports teams and school teams, plus carte-de-visite and in albums, scrapbook containing Japanese cards, menus, postcards 1950s / 1960s period (qty)

Colchester and District 1950s posters - various events - including motorcycle scramble, St. Ledger Dance Red Lion Hotel, Colchester Tennis League Final, Officers' Club Courts, etc

An 1860's Ledger book with leather spine and corners to maroon boards, apparently unused, with marbling inside and to the edges, the beginning being an alphabetical index system 34 x 23 cm

Fabric samples. A trade volume of fabric samples, English, early 19th century, approximately 60 leaves, with varying numbers of printed cotton fabric samples (mostly between four and six) mounted with adhesive to rectos and versos (a few blank leaves and some swatches missing), many samples monotone and duotone, recto of ledger leaves printed to upper margin 'Printed and published by Shaw and Sons, 137 and 138, Fetter-lane, London', some spotting, some leaves detached and frayed, original reversed calf, worn, lacking spine and label to upper cover, covers detached, folio, together with six portions of pink and cream Toile de Jouy fabric, four after Jean-Baptiste Huet's 'Les Losanges', matching mounts and glazed frames (7)

Liverpool & Merseyside Interest - Garston Land Company Limited, Journal of Accounts from October 31st 1865 - December 31st 1941, 338 pages inscribed and tabulated in ink MS with payments in and out, red ruled, contemporary half-calf and gilt lettered buckram, marbled endpapers, recto pastedown with stationer's ticket: Manufactured by the Liverpool Printing and Stationery Co: Ltd, square 8vo; Ledger, August 20th 1908 - 1931, noting capital, interest, revenue and estate accounts, directors' dividends, etc., prefixed by an alphabetical index, loosely inserted 19th century manuscript receipts, contemporary oxblood half-calf and gilt lettered buckram, marbled endpapers, recto pastedown with stationer's ticket: J. Mawdsley & Son, Wholesale Stationers, Liverpool, square 8vo, [2] According to notes in the Garston Land Co Ltd's records, held at the Merseyside Record Office, part of the Garston estate was acquired for speculative development in 1862 and later conveyed in 1865, when the Journal in this lot commences, to Arthur Sinclair who formed the Land Company. The Company continued to acquire land in the docks area of Garston - this was subsequently sold off, but the Company retained perpetual interest in the railway sidings which had been provided to service the land.

Advertising - a printer's album of sample commercial Art Deco letterheads, for various businesses across England, pictorial headers including aeroplanes, cars, further transport, hotels, sporting equipment, various bold graphics and chromolithography, etc., the verso of the album with clipped covers from greetings cards, of the same era, buckram ledger album, crown folio (36cm x 24cm), (half the album filled)

A photograph album, ledger, handbooks etc

A HARDWOOD TABLE TOP LEDGER DESK

A GEORGIAN OAK TABLE TOP LEDGER DESK

A PINE TABLE TOP LEDGER DESK

A Large Antique Ledger Containing Newspaper Cuttings, Relating to Edinburgh, circa 1906

Patsy Ledger, Actress: The Rocky Horror Picture Show, suitcase of photographs, many from her time working for HK.TBV together with other documents and a signed copy of John Major, the Autobiography.

A quantity of Royal Navy official and other publications including a Watch and Quarter Bills etc ledger, 1944 Navy List appendix, Knitted Garments for the Navy etc

WOODY WILLIAM S.: (1925-1989) American Commander with the United States Navy who served in World War II and also saw action in Korea. A small collection of personal items previously belonging to William Sterling Woody and relating to his career in the United States Navy including his hardback 8vo Aviators Flight Log Book covering the period March 1945 – September 1950 and with many entries in his hand, signed on numerous occasions by Woody and his commanding officers, his CAA-WTS Flight Training Record for 1944, completed by Woody and signed by him and his instructors, his United States Department of Commerce CAA War Training Service Pilot Rating Book for 1944, completed and signed by Woody and his instructors and featuring various comments regarding his progress (‘Student is relaxed and is very eager to learn’), a folio hardback record ledger used as a flight log for various pilots including Woody and others, completed in pencil to a small number of pages at the beginning and covering the period September 1953 – March 1954, Woody’s khaki garrison cap featuring a blue and gold Navy V-5 patch, etc. Some light overall age wear, generally G, 6 

An early carved stone head raised upon a large rectangular stone plinth base with canted corners and angular top, the face although weathered, worn and verdigris'd still defined with eyes, nose, mouth and some hair etc., but the right hand side of the headdress has suffered some damage and some stonework is away towards the lower left hand cheek area, the stone head approx. 34cm high x 53cm (widest), the plinth base 64cm wide x 27cm high, Provenance: the present vendor's report the stone head first came into their possession in 1976 when the purchased Furze Hill House in Shipton-upon-Stour. This house was originally built in 1865 for the local MP, the same date that St. Edmund's Church was rebuilt. In the grounds of Furze Hill, there were also a few ledger stones and so it would seem reasonable to assume that they all originated from the rebuild of St. Edmunds that was originally built in the mid 15th Century, circa 1450. As yet, the image is unidentifiable but it is possibly the stonemason's idea of one of the queens of the time. The headdress appears to be a caul which was fashionable exclusively amongst upper class women in the 14th Century (see Rosalie's Medieval Women). Another interesting point is that the headdress appears in "English Costume History" by Dion Clayton Caithrop who dates this style circa 1327-1485.

Boxing Photographs & Result/Record Books, From the early 1900's to the more recent times, A large collection of 500+ modern reproduction photographs, contained with large Photo Albums (all Boxers identified), Featured Boxers Include Billy Wells, Johnny Summers, Seaman Tommy Watson, Dick Tiger, Henry Cooper, Kid Benson, Johnny Cuthbert, George Daly, Gus Foran, Freddie Mills, Spike Robson, Jackie Paterson, Kid Gavilan, Ray Robinson, Luigi Musina, Don Cockell, Jack Gardner, Dick Turpin Etc. In addition are 13 'Ledger' style books containing collated results from Professional Boxing In Great Britain & British Boxers Abroad from the 1950's & 1960's

Bacon's Atlas of the World 1908 and Old Ledger 1925/26

A Large Collection Of Ephemera Relating To The Dorsetshire Regiment Mainly Before And During World War One/ WW1 And World War Two / WW2. To Include : A Hand Written List Of Men Wounded And Killed In Action Of The 2nd Dorsetshire Regiment & Attached Territorial Regiments Whilst In Mesopotamia, A Large Selection Of Correspondence From During World War Two, A Letter From The King Dated 1918 Relating To Coming Home From POW Camp, A World War One Era Photograph Of The 2nd Dorset Regiment Boxing Champion, A Dorset Regiment Of Foot Pocket Ledger Dated For 1892, And Various Other Letters And Photos.

AN ALBUM OF FILM RELATED AUTOGRAPHS, to include Heath Ledger, Johnny Depp, Hugh Jackman, Gary Oldman, Quentin Tarantino, Jude Law, Wynona Ryder, etc.