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![Dandy No 18 (1938). First April Fool issue. Bright fresh covers, cream/light tan pages. Narrow ½" hole to pg 5 [fn-] Comic /](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/78cdb5e5-e7ce-44ea-95e1-a5b000a2cd64/5bd3febb-9655-4438-c781-fd9ff906385d/468x382.jpg)
![Beano No 83 (1940). Propaganda war issue. Bright covers with some light margin crayon marks, cream pages [fn] Comic / Comics](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/78cdb5e5-e7ce-44ea-95e1-a5b000a2cd64/f7ca8d6e-5daa-460d-9f9c-239d9a841cbb/468x382.jpg)
![Tomahawk 3 (1951). Good cover gloss, cream/light tan pages [fn-]. No Reserve Comic / Comics](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/78cdb5e5-e7ce-44ea-95e1-a5b000a2cd64/3184b5cd-afc2-427e-ab42-25a48ce24cd4/468x382.jpg)
Lot 27
Magic Fun Book 2 (1942). Koko supports the Magic characters. Peter Piper and Gulliver by Dudley Watkins. There were only 2 Magic Fun books published. Bright boards with reinforced corners, laser copy spine with laser copy pages 81 and 95. Neat dedications, light tan pages with some light foxing. A robust professional restoration. Apparent [vg] Comic / Comics
![Dandy No 17 (1938). Bright fresh covers, cream/light tan pages [fn] Comic / Comics](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/78cdb5e5-e7ce-44ea-95e1-a5b000a2cd64/a1170847-b7dd-4f94-f102-e33331b91b0c/468x382.jpg)
Lot 142
A circa 1960's light brown mink swing coat Knee length with self lined double collar, hook fastening to front, slit pockets and wide three quarter length sleeves, fully lined with embroidered initials and twin tassels, approx 42cm shoulder to shoulder CONDITION REPORT: Only one hook and clasp present, one further clasp all other hooks and claps not present, hook loop broken, lining coming away at sleeves, lining coming away through interior lining.
Lot 34
A collection of imitation amber beads Of various designs, to include; a graduated cherry amber bead necklace, a cherry amber and agate bead neckace, a faceted graduated bead cherry amber necklace, a bi-coloured cherry amber necklace, with uniform beads, a faux-Baltic amber faceted nead necklace, various lengths (5) CONDITION REPORT: 1. Cherry amber and agate - weight 93g, 55cm 2. Smooth cherry bead necklace - 86g, 82 cm 3. circular red and dark red beads 67.2g, 70cm 4. light red faceted beads 24.9g, 62cm 5. honey amber baltic beads 43.2g , 74cm All in fair condition.
Lot 39
Two vintage designer handbags To include a Picard tan suede and leather handbag of saddle bag form, 21cm x 28cm, and a Bally black suede and leather clutch bag with shoulder strap, 22cm x 26cm. CONDITION REPORT: Black Bag - minor wear from light use, lightening to small areas of the suede, minor wear to the leather edging Brown Bag - slight bobbling to the suede, slight wear and rubbing to suede at edges, slight wear to the corners and edges of the leather, slight creasing to the leather
Lot 431
A rare example signed by both Queen Victoria & Prince Albert VICTORIA & ALBERT: VICTORIA (1819-1901) Queen of the United Kingdom Great Britain & Ireland 1837-1901 & ALBERT (1819-1861) Prince Consort of the United Kingdom, husband of Queen Victoria. A fine A.L.S. by both Queen Victoria (signed with her initials V R) and Prince Albert ('Albert'), seven pages, 8vo, Windsor Castle, 23rd January 1844, to Count Alphonse Mensdorff Pouilly ('My dear Alphonse'), on attractive stationery featuring a colour printed Royal Coat of Arms to the upper left corner, in German. Queen Victoria commences the letter by thanking her cousin for his letter, and continues to wish him happiness on his birthday, commenting 'may you remain as happy as you are now with your dear wife. Who can understand your happiness better than both of us who live together so infinitely happy'. The Queen further states 'I received a long letter from Alexander a few days ago. He seems to be so alone in his garrison. He very much regrets, as we do, that dear Arthur could not follow your example. I heard that he had seen the young lady again' and also informs the Count 'I have had all your portraits lithographed and they turned out very nicely. I will soon send 2 dozen of each of them for you all' and concludes 'Now could I ask you to order me 3 dozen pairs of gloves, but only dark colours'. Prince Albert concludes the letter by writing, also in German, 'I also have to add a few lines in order to express my good wishes for your birthday. You know that they are always truly heartfelt. I also thank you for your last kind letter and remain as always your dear nephew'. With blank integral leaf. Autograph letters written and signed by both Queen Victoria and Prince Albert rarely appear on the market, and the present letter is a particularly charming example with good association. Some very light creasing and a couple of extremely minor, small neat splits to the edges of a couple of folds, otherwise about VG Count Alphonse Mensdorff Pouilly (1810-1894) Austrian Nobleman & Cousin of Queen Victoria.
![[PARR CATHERINE]: (1512-1548) Queen of England and of Ireland 1543-47, the last of the six wives of King Henry VIII. A select](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/d1ac7a34-1b75-4830-a10b-a5a900f4361d/89589101-a688-4d8b-f3c4-8ae2a7326226/468x382.jpg)
Lot 426
[PARR CATHERINE]: (1512-1548) Queen of England and of Ireland 1543-47, the last of the six wives of King Henry VIII. A selection of strands of light brown, fair coloured hair, the lock apparently cut from the head of Catherine Parr, loosely contained in a 19th century folded 8vo sheet of notepaper bearing a contemporary annotation in dark ink, in full, 'Katherine Parrs Hair, last wife of Henry VIIIth - cut off in Worcestershire upon the body being exhumed by R. Powell Cotton'. Rare. VG Catherine Parr died, aged around 35 or 36, on 5 September 1548, at Sudeley Castle in Gloucestershire, from childbed fever, having given birth to her only child, the daughter of her fourth husband, Thomas Seymour, six days earlier. In May 1782, John Locust discovered the coffin of Queen Catherine in the ruins of the Sudeley Castle chapel. He opened the coffin and observed that the body, after 234 years, was in a surprisingly good condition. Reportedly the flesh on one of her arms was still white and moist. After taking a few locks of her hair, he closed the coffin and returned it to the grave. The coffin was opened a few more times in the next ten years, including a disinterment by Colonel Richard Powell Cotton in 1783, when the present hair was apparently removed. Parr's coffin was finally officially reopened in 1817, when nothing but a skeleton remained. Her remains were then moved to the tomb of Lord Chandos whose family owned the castle at that time.
Lot 269
BEATLES THE: A vintage blue printed oblong 12mo ticket for The Davis Cup Semi-Final Round European Zone tennis matches played at Bristol Lawn Tennis Club, Thursday, 18th July 1963, individually signed to the verso by three members of The Beatles, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr. Each have signed with their names alone in bold blue inks. McCartney would appear to have almost signed his name twice, a further initial P appearing below the three signatures. Not signed by John Lennon. With three small tape stains to three corners, not affecting the signatures, and the name of the previous collector in ink at the base of the card. Some very light, minor surface creasing, G The Beatles performed live at the Odeon theatre in Weston-Super-Mare, near Bristol, from 22nd - 27th July 1963 as part of their Summer UK Tour.
Lot 596
GEORGE V: (1865-1936) King of the United Kingdom 1910-36. A large D.S., George R. I., as King, at the head, one page, large oblong folio, Court at Saint James, 3rd January 1917. The partially printed document states that '…for the good and more orderly Government and for the protection and encouragement of all British Merchants and others, Our Subjects, coming to trading or residing in the Dominions of His Majesty the Shah of Persia…' it has been thought necessary to appoint a Vice-Consul to reside at Birjand and further confirming the appointment of Lieutenant Terence Vincent Brenan as Vice-Consul under the superintendence of the Consul for Seistan. Countersigned at the foot by Arthur James Balfour (1848-1930) British Prime Minister 1902-05 and Foreign Secretary 1916-19. With a blind embossed seal. Some light creasing and very minor age wear at the folds, VG Ahmad Shah Qajar (1898-1930) Shah of Persia 1909-25 and the last ruling member of the Qajar dynasty. In 1917, in the same year as the present document, Great Britain used Persia as the springboard for an attack into Russia in an unsuccessful attempt to reverse the Russian Revolution of 1917.
Lot 435
BEATRICE: (1857-1944) British Princess, the fifth daughter & youngest child of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. A charming, early A.L.S., Beatrice, seven pages, 8vo, Osborne, 29th December 1868, to Mrs. Tylor, on her attractive colour printed monogrammed stationery. The ten-year-old Princess writes to thank her correspondent for some presents, remarking 'The hood will be very useful. I am only afraid of spoiling it, as it is so delicate. The pretty little box with bonbons reminds me of Switzerland, where I was so happy.' She continues 'I have read the little book all through and find it very touching' and concludes 'Charlotte has asked me to thank you in her name as she had no time to write herself. She was delighted with the tea-set, for she had not got one yet. I am very sorry that she is gone, we were very happy together….' The light pencil guide lines prepared for the Princess can still be seen in places. VG Princess Beatrice's correspondent is most likely to be Isabella Tylor (1822-1906) a friend of the British Royal family and husband (from 1850) of Alfred Tylor (1824-1884) English Geologist.
Lot 292
MOORE HENRY: (1898-1986) English Sculptor and Artist. Signed 3.5 x 5 photograph of Moore in a head and shoulders pose, the Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Flowers ('Il Duomo di Firenze') in Florence evident in the background. Signed with his name alone in bold black ink to the lower white border. Together with Pietro Annigoni (1910-1988) Italian Painter. Signed and inscribed 7 x 5 photograph of Annigoni in a semi-profile head and shoulders pose. Signed in black fountain pen ink to a light area of the image and dated July 1981 in his hand. VG, 2
Lot 136
FOOTBALL: A printed 8vo official programme for England v. Scotland at the Empire Stadium, Wembley, 18th April 1953, individually signed to the inside team page by the England players Alf Ramsey, Gilbert Merrick, Mal Barrass, Jack Froggatt and Johnny Berry (a travelling reserve and Busby Babe who survived the Munich air disaster). All have signed with their names alone in pencil. Together with a printed 8vo page removed from a programme for the FA Cup final of 1962, individually signed by ten members of the Tottenham Hotspur team who won the trophy, comprising Bill Brown, Peter Baker, Ron Henry, Maurice Norman, Dave Mackay, Terry Medwin, John White (scarce; tragically died at the age of 27), Bobby Smith, Jimmy Greaves and Cliff Jones. Also including a 6 x 3 newspaper clipping individually signed by the Tottenham Hotspur players Cliff Jones, Tony Marchi, Danny Blanchflower, Bill Brown and Dave Mackay. Each have signed in blue inks across their portraits. Some light age wear, G to about VG, 3
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ALI MUHAMMAD: (1942- ) American Boxer, World Heavyweight Champion. Signed 8 x 10 photograph of Ali standing in a full length boxing pose. Signed ('Muhammad Ali') in bold black ink with his name alone across a light area at the centre of the image. Together with Angelo Dundee (1921-2012) American Boxing Trainer, famous for his work with Muhammad Ali from 1960-81. Signed 8 x 10 photograph of Dundee in a half length pose. Signed in bold black ink to a light area of the background and dated 1999 in his hand. VG to EX, 2
Lot 131
'Mitchell….just got another 100!' HAWKE LORD: (1860-1938) English Cricketer, Captain of England. A.L.S., Martin, three pages, 8vo, Birmingham, 14th June 1901, to 'My dear Canon', on the printed stationery of Warwickshire County Cricket Club. Hawke announces that his correspondent's card 'is indeed a grief to us all' and adds 'every one of the boys beg their deepest sympathy and they do hope soon to hear a better account of you'. He continues to refer to a meeting in September, following their final match, and also writes '[Frank] Mitchell as I write just got another 100! Wonderful form' before concluding by mentioning another cricketer, 'Dear old Teddie Roper - see how he remembers me. Those were good old….days and I often think of the jolly times we had with the old Pro etc.' . Together with an A.N.S., Hawke, one page, oblong 12mo, n.p., n.d., to Lady May, asking to be excused for a hurried note. Some light discoloration to the final page of the letter, only very slightly affecting the text and signature. G to VG, 2 Frank Mitchell (1872-1935) English Cricketer and Rugby Union player. In 1901 Mitchell was playing for Yorkshire and, as the present letter illustrates, he scored seven centuries during the season which earned him the accolade as one of the Wisden Cricketers of the Year in 1902. Edward Roper (1851-1921) English Cricketer who played five matches for Yorkshire 1878-80.
Lot 416
HITLER ADOLF: (1889-1945) Fuhrer of the Third Reich 1934-45. A scarce, early signed Christmas and New Years greetings card, the oblong 12mo printed card featuring the green printed text Die besten Gluckwunsche zum neuen Jahre. Signed ('Adolf Hitler') in fountain pen ink beneath the text, the future Fuhrer adding one additional word of text in his hand. Dated 30th December 1922 in fountain pen ink in an unidentified hand to the lower left corner. An early example of Hitler's signature. Together with three oblong 8vo correspondence cards, each bearing facsimile signatures of Hitler and with his name printed in gold to the upper left corners beneath the Nazi eagle and swastika, Berlin and n.p., March 1936 - December 1943, each with different German text, two relating to Christmas and the New Year and one written to Otto Meissner. Some light overall age wear and minor faults, generally G to about VG, 4 Otto Meissner (1880-1953) German Head of the Office of the President of Germany.
Lot 330
DODGSON C. L.: (1832-1898) Lewis Carroll. English Author of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. A.L.S., with his entwined initials C L D, one page, oblong 8vo, Ch[rist] Ch[urch], 17th March n.y. (1897), to 'My dear Ursula' (his young friend Ursula Mallam). Uncharacteristically penned in dark fountain pen ink, and not his usual violet ink, Dodgson writes, in full, 'Please tell your mother I'll meet the Tram at 6-15 at Carfax on Tuesday: &, if that fails, I'll be there at 6-30 also; & again at 6-45. May I fetch you for tea next Saturday? I wd. come at abt. 3. Your loving friend…' Accompanied by an original unsigned pencil drawing by Dodgson, on a slim 8vo piece (with partial printed text to the verso relating to a consecrated burial ground), the image showing a young man standing in a full length pose, with his legs set apart, wearing a hat and with a somewhat astonished expression on his face. Annotated beneath in pencil by Ursula Mallam, in later years, 'This was drawn by “Lewis Carroll” ' . A rare, interesting and desirable pair. Some light age wear and a few minor creases to the drawing, G to generally VG, 2 Ursula Mallam (1886-1977) Daughter of James Thomas Mallam, an Oxford estate agent and auctioneer, and his wife Alice. The present letter is unpublished, however The Letters of Lewis Carroll, ed. Morton N. Cohen, Vol.II, pages 1114-1116, provide some interesting background to the letter and drawing. Although not meeting Dodgson on the day specified in the present letter, Ursula Mallam had had tea with the writer and his nieces a few weeks earlier, on 27th February, and later recounted the occasion in a letter to Cohen stating, in part, '[Dodgson] invited me to tea in his rooms at Christ Church. He came to fetch me on the appointed day and during the walk to Christ Church he talked about the Alice books….after tea we played writing games….all of it very noisy. A little later he came to tea with us and the games afterwards were much the same sort and included drawing pictures [quite possibly including the present drawing]. Shortly afterwards we left Oxford and I regret that I never met him again.'
Lot 323
'Winston Churchill has rung up…..What can it mean??!!!' DU MAURIER DAPHNE: (1907-1989) British Author. Conclusion of an A.L.S., Daphne, four pages, 8vo, n.p., n.d. (mid-late 1930s?), [to Foy Quiller-Couch]. The first two pages of Du Maurier's letter are no longer present; in the larger remaining portion the author writes, in part, 'Now, what I really brew upon is this. I find myself in need of a butterfly, and I wonder whether there is any chance of your slipping away for one when the Guardsman's [her husband, Frederick Browning] leave is up…..Could we have put some eggs and a half-side of ham and a packet of tea in a basket, and streaked for Frenchman's creek? Or is it really un-furnished and would our aging bones suffer? I yearn to take the road again. Jeanne has a very good Inn in Wales (private sitting-room and there's a bathroom) with mountainous walks around it. Lundy is still unvisited. Dartmoor & Exmoor are by us untrodden. Write and tell me if there is any remote possibility. If not May, perhaps later on we can achieve it, but its time we set forth again. I have a feeling we are in for a hot dry summer….' Du Maurier also adds two postscripts, in the second stating 'Winston Churchill has rung up to speak to the Guardsman who is out. What can it mean??!!! Tell Mother!'. Some light staining and a number of large tears to the edges of the pages, slightly affecting a few words of text, but not the signature. FR Foy Quiller-Couch - daughter of British writer Arthur Quiller-Couch (1863-1944), and a life-long friend of Du Maurier. Indeed, Du Maurier was accompanied by Foy Quiller-Couch when she became inspired with the storyline for her novel Jamaica Inn. In 1930, apparently around the time of the present letter, the two ladies were staying at Jamaica Inn and went riding on Bodmin Moor. They became lost in bad weather conditions and apparently sheltered for some time in a derelict cottage on the moor but were eventually led back to Jamaica Inn by their horses. Du Maurier makes a reference to Frenchman's Creek in the present letter - situated at the estuary of Helford River in Cornwall, Frenchman's Creek was the choice of location for Du Maurier and Browning's honeymoon. It also served as the inspiration for her 1941 historical novel set in Cornwall during the reign of King Charles II. The novel was also later made into a film in 1944. Frederick Browning (1896-1965) British Lieutenant General of World War II, remembered for his important role with the First Allied Airborne Army during Operation Market Garden. Husband of Du Maurier from 1932. Winston S. Churchill (1874-1965) British Prime Minister 1940-45, 1951-55. Nobel Prize winner for Literature, 1953. Churchill and Browning encountered each other when the future Prime Minister served as a Major alongside Browning in the 2nd Battalion, Grenadier Guards, for a short period during World War I.
Lot 243
AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An autograph album containing a good selection of over 20 signatures by various film stars including Buster Crabbe, Cary Grant ('To Beverly, with my love and good wishes for your happiness always, Cary Grant'), Jerry Tucker ('Our Gang'), Nancy Carroll, Gary Cooper, Claudette Colbert, Charlie Ruggles, George Raft, Jack Oakie, Maurice Chevalier, Marlene Dietrich, Fredric March, Sylvia Sidney etc. The album has previously suffered a little water damage and many of the pages are a little musty and slightly mottled, however the light staining only affects some of the less important signatures and those of the major stars are largely unaffected. Many are bold fountain pen ink signatures to individual pages. G Provenance: The signatures in the present album were all collected by Beverley Lucille Evans (1928-2014) a child star in California in the early 1930s when she regularly appeared on Big Brother Ken's radio show, broadcast by KFI-KECA, on which she was billed as 'the little Scotch lassie'. Her ownership signature and address appear on the inside front cover of the album.
Lot 134
SMITH BILLY: (1895-1951) English Footballer, scorer of the winning goal for Huddersfield Town in their FA Cup victory over Preston North End in 1922. Smith is also the first footballer to have scored a goal from a corner. Vintage signed sepia postcard photograph, the oval image depicting Smith in a head and shoulders pose wearing his Huddersfield Town jersey. Signed ('Yours Sincerely, W H Smith') in dark fountain pen ink to a clear area of the image. Some extremely light, very minor scuffing to the borders, otherwise VG
Lot 139
BEST GEORGE: (1946-2005) Northern Ireland & Manchester United Footballer. Vintage A.L.S., George Best, one page, small 4to, Spain, n.d. (1968), to Jane. Best writes, in part, 'I've been talking to a friend of yours called Mr. Stanners....and he said you were a bit interested in football. At the moment I'm in Spain on holiday and as soon as I can I will send you a photograph. One day when I'm passing I will come and see you'. Together with a vintage 3 x 4 photograph of Best in a head and shoulders pose, signed and inscribed in blue ink to the verso. Accompanied by an A.L.S. by Jim Stanners, one page, 4to, Leeds, 10th July 1968, to Jane, stating, in part, 'Some weeks ago we stayed with you and....Mummy told me that you liked George Best. Of course you may have "Gone off him" now and have another pin-up. At any rate George knows all about you now and sends the enclosed little letter. I've asked him to pop in to see you during the school hols but he's always very busy so we'll just have to hope he can find the time. I told him what a marvellous sports girl you are and I'm sure he'd like to meet you (in between expensive haircuts!)...' Some light age wear and minor creasing, G to about VG, 3
Lot 525
HOBBS JACK: (1882-1963) English Cricketer. A.L.S., J B Hobbs, one page, 4to, Fleet Street, London, 9th February 1932, to Mr. Sabin, on the attractive printed stationery of Jack Hobbs Ltd. Hobbs confirms that it is 'practically certain' he shall be able to come along on the 26th March and adds 'You need not trouble to look out times of trains as I shall motor down, but you can find a place where I can park my car if you like'. A couple of very minor, slight tears to the edges of the folds, not affecting the text or signature. Together with a vintage signed 3 x 3.5 photograph of Hobbs, the oval image depicting him in a head and shoulders pose wearing his cricket sweater. Signed ('J B Hobbs') in blue fountain pen ink with his name alone to a light area of the image. Some very slight age wear, about VG, 2
Lot 234
TOM AND JERRY: An original M-G-M animation cel used for a 1964 Tom and Jerry cartoon, the acetate sheet (12.5 x 10.5) featuring an original hand painted image of Tom and Jerry together in amusing full length poses. Neatly affixed at the upper edge over an original hand painted colour background sheet measuring 14 x 11. A few ink production annotations at the lower edge and also bearing the gold printed circular authentication seal of Linda Jones Enterprises Inc. to the lower right corner. Some very light age wear, VG
Lot 496
NASRALLAH HASSAN: (1960- ) Lebanese Political Leader, Secretary-General of Hezbollah 1992- . Rare signed colour 9 x 6.5 photograph depicting Nasrallah in a head and shoulders pose. The montage image, issued as a promotional sticker, also features the Hezbollah flag in the background. Signed in dark ink to a light area at the head of the image. EX
Lot 417
BRAUN EVA: (1912-1945) Longtime companion of Adolf Hitler and, briefly, his wife. Hitler and Braun committed suicide together, less than 40 hours after marrying, in the Fuhrerbunker beneath the Reich Chancellery in Berlin, 30th April 1945. Rare A.N.S., 'Herzliche Grusse, Eva', at the base of an A.L.S. by one of her friends, on the verso of a picture postcard depicting St Bartholoma and the Watzmann mountain in the background, n.p. (Konigssee), n.d. (20th July 1937), to Hella Teuerling in Vienna. Braun's friend, whose signature is unidentified, writes to their friend in Austria, telling her that they have been rowing and asking if they are jealous. She also remarks that they will return tomorrow. Written in bold pencil, Braun adds her greetings and signature beneath, also in bold pencil. Postage stamp neatly removed and with a few very light, extremely minor stains, otherwise VG
Lot 125
TENNIS: A vintage signed sepia postcard photograph by three members of the Great Britain Davis Cup team of 1924 comprising Leslie Godfree (1885-1971, British Tennis Player, husband of Kitty Godfree), Brian Gilbert (1887-1974, British Tennis Player) and Patrick Wheatley (1899-1967, British Tennis Player). The image depicts the team, including fourth member Max Woosnam (who has not signed the image), standing and seated together outdoors in full length poses, each holding their tennis rackets. Signed by all three in fountain pen inks with their names alone to light areas at the base of the image. VG
Lot 15
TENNIS: Selection of large 4to cards individually signed by various tennis players, some of them Wimbledon Champions, including Bjorn Borg, Buster Mottram, Andrea Jaeger, Betty Stove, John Lloyd, Maria Bueno, Brian Gottfried, Peter Fleming, Ann Jones, Billie Jean King, Charlie Pasarell, Ken Rosewall, Chris Evert, Ilie Nastase, Martina Navratilova (scarcer full signature), Winnie Shaw ('Winnie Wooldridge'), Dick Stockton etc. Some have multiple colour magazine photographs etc. neatly attached. All with file holes to the edges, not affecting the signatures, and a few with light, minor staining. Generally VG, 29
Lot 245
AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An autograph album issued for the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II on 2nd June 1953 and featuring colour tinplate covers, the front with an attractive colour design and oval portraits of the Queen and Prince Philip, containing over 20 signatures by various entertainers including Tommy Cooper (2), Frankie Vaughan, Alma Cogan, Bob Monkhouse, Alicia Markova, Alfred Marks, Tommy Steele, Vera Lynn, Teddy Knox, Count Basie and members of his band, Gracie Fields, Joan Regan, Harry Secombe etc. Some of the pages are multiple signed. Accompanied by an unsigned printed 4to programme (and a few pieces of related ephemera) for a Royal Command Performance at the London Palladium, 18th November 1957, featuring performances by the signatories included in the autograph album. Some light age wear, G to about VG, 2
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