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Lot 147
BOXING: Selection of signed 8 x 10 photographs, programme (1), magazines etc., by various boxers including Lennox Lewis (2; one a signed programme for his Heavyweight title fight against Tony Tucker, 1993, and the other a signed colour 10 x 8 photograph showing Lewis receiving his Olympic Gold medal, 1988), Floyd Patterson, Larry Holmes, Frank Bruno etc. Unsigned (1). Generally VG, 7
Lot 358
Inscribed to his personal assistant MARCONI GUGLIELMO: (1874-1937) Italian Inventor, developed a radio telegraph system. Nobel Prize winner for Physics, 1909. A very fine vintage signed and inscribed sepia 9 x 14 photograph, the image depicting Marconi seated in a half length pose with his arms folded. Photograph by The Dover Street Studios of London. Signed in bold fountain pen ink to the lower border, 'To Round with sincere friendship, G Marconi' and dated 1914 in his hand. A good association photograph. Framed and glazed in the original decorative wooden frame to an overall size of 11 x 16. Some very light, extremely minor age wear to the extreme edges, otherwise VG The present photograph was inscribed by Marconi to Captain Henry J. Round (1881-1966) English Engineer and one of the early pioneers of Radio. Round joined the Marconi Company in 1902 and served as personal assistant to Guglielmo Marconi. The year 1914, in which the present photograph was signed, saw Marconi being made a Senator in the Italian Senate and was also the year in which he was awarded the Albert Medal by the Royal Society of Arts and appointed Honorary Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order. During World War I Marconi was placed in charge of the Italian military's radio service. Round also served in World War I and was seconded to Military Intelligence in 1914.
Lot 388
ROYAL AIR FORCE: An excellent set of nineteen multiple signed large First Day Covers (each 13 x 9) issued by the Royal Air Force between 1984-87 to commemorate the principal honours, decorations and campaign medals issued to various members of the Royal Flying Corps, Royal Air Force etc., and also including one cover signed by various German Luftwaffe Knight's Cross winners, comprising The Award of the Air Force Cross (seven signatures including Dermot Boyle, Keith Williamson, David Emmerson, Arthur T. Harris etc., and with a facsimile signature of Arthur Clouston), The Award of the Distinguished Flying Cross (eight signatures including Robin Hooper, Ivor Broom, Desmond Hughes, Neville Duke, Jimmy Edwards etc.), The Award of the Victoria Cross to Airmen (eight signatures including Leonard Cheshire, Freddie West, John Cruickshank, Leonard Trent, Norman Jackson, Roderick Learoyd and Bill Reid), Appointment to the Distinguished Service Order (seven signatures including Don Bennett, Hugh Verity, Harry Burton, David Shannon, John Cunningham, Johnnie Johnson etc.), The Award of the Distinguished Service Cross (seven signatures including Eric Brown, William Garthwaite, Peter Twiss, David Morgan etc., and with a facsimile signature of Frederick Russell), The Award of the Military Medal (eight signatures including Edward Cerely, Walter Simpson, Harry Simister, Elspeth Green etc.), Appointment to the Excellent Order of the British Empire (eight signatures including Harry Broadhurst, John Whitley, Geoffrey Tuttle, Colin Scragg, Denis Smallwood etc.), Appointment to the Most Honourable Order of the Bath (eight signatures including Neil Cameron, Gus Walker, William Dickson, Denis Spotswood, Christopher Foxley-Norris, Lewis Hodges, Mick Martin etc.), The Award of the Conspicuous Gallantry Medal (eight signatures including Jeffrey Wheeler, Jack Bettany, Bill Townsend etc.), The 1939-45 Star with Battle of Britain Clasp (nine signatures including Ben Bennions, George Cecil Unwin, Dennis David, Robert Stanford Tuck, Robert Doe, Pat Hancock etc.), The Award of the Aircrew Europe Star (eight signatures including Michael Beetham, James Tait, Harold Bird-Wilson, Wallace Kyle, Hamish Mahaddie etc.), The Award of the Military Cross to Airmen (six signatures including Brian Coote, Peter Gosse, Oliver Philpot, Arthur Hall etc., and with a facsimile signature of Norman Page), The Award of the Air Efficiency Award (seven signatures including Denis Crowley-Milling, Peter Vanneck, Harbourne Stephen, Frank Dodd, Sandy Johnstone, Don Kingaby etc.), The Award of the Distinguished Flying Medal (eight signatures including Len Sumpter, Bill Howarth, James Lacey etc.), The Award of the George Medal to Airmen (seven signatures including Geoffrey Dhenin, John Gray, Michael Lakey, John Reeson, James McCarthy etc.), Mentioned in Despatches (seven signatures including Alasdair Steedman, Hugh Constantine, Bobby Oxspring, Freddie Hazlewood, Ian Lawson etc.), The Award of the Air Force Medal (eight signatures including John Allen, Robert Lockhart, Peter Crouch, John Donnelly etc.), The Defence Medal (eight signatures including Alan Boxer, Peter Wykeham, Laurence Sinclair, Peter Le Cheminant, Laddie Lucas etc.), and Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross (nine signatures including Erwin Fischer, Gunther Seeger, Wilhelm Johnen, Gerhard Schopfel, Bernhard Jope, Friedrich Kless, Friedrich Lang etc.). All of the covers feature attractive designs with a colour 'silk' image of the relevant award which is surrounded by seven boxes featuring illustrations of the various aircraft flown by the distinguished recipients of the medals, all of whom have signed their names to clear areas within the boxes. Each of the Limited Edition flown covers (most numbered from limited editions of 650, some less) are loosely contained in individual display sleeves and are accompanied by loose brief printed biographies and images. Contained in a custom RAF display binder featuring the printed index to the series and with the original matching RAF slipcase. A rare, complete set of signed covers. VG to EX
Lot 1131
Medals; Military General Service Medal, with clasps Nivelle, Nive and Toulouse, named to Captain Thomas Champ, confirmed on roll and correctly named, 43rd (Monmouthshire) Light Infantry of Foot, served Peninsular War with the 1/43rd and was present at San Munos, Nivelle, Nive, Tarbes and Toulouse, also served at Copenhagen 1807 and North America 1814-15, died 1851.
Lot 264
A collection of medals, comprising The Order of the British Empire, meritorious service medal, engraved 7592670 S/SGT RONALD F.A. BLAKE R.E.M.E. Long Service medal U.N.Korea, General Service Medal Elizabeth II clasp, Malaya clasp, The Second World War Defence Medal, Southern Rhodesia Service Medal, The France and Germany Star, The 1939-1945 Star, plus a set of dress medals. Provenance: From the collection of Bat related items of Dr & Mrs Stebbings.
Lot 365
A group of five WWII medals comprising 1939-45 Star with metalled Minesweeping badge, Atlantic Star with France and Germany bar, Defence Medal and War Medal with oak leaf, together with corresponding dress miniature medals, and a Royal Navy Patrol Service Medal, all awarded to Seaman James William Mascall, JX287544, together with his service record, photocard dated 1942, and 'mentioned in Despatches' certificate.
Lot 114
To commemorate this historic occasion, the Danbury Mint has commissioned from Steiff: The Steiff Royal Wedding Bear, a one-of-a-kind teddy that celebrates and honours this most special of events. His pure blond fur is made of soft luxurious mohair and each of his features is hand-stitched by Steiff craftsmen. He is also fully jointed so you can change his pose whenever you wish. To honour this occasion, a specially minted 22-carat gold-plated medal hangs around his neck. Beautifully struck, it features Westminster Abbey and the date of the wedding.
Lot 240
A WW2 Medal group of five including the Atlantic and Italy Stars complete with the Admiralty Condolence letter and posting box awarded to P/KX 135189 Leading Stoker Albert Travers who was killed on the 18th April 1944 whilst serving on board HM Motor Torpedo Boat 707. The box is addressed to his father John Travers in Co Durham
Lot 301
A Swedish silver peg tankard with hinged domed cover, double scrolling handle with shield terminal, repousse work tulips and raised on ball feet. Set with a medal to the cover Carolus XI and the obverse Ulrica Eleonora. Punch marks for Stockholm 1941, 20.5cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Good condition. No damage or repair.
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