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Lot 367
Great Eastern Railway 0-10-0 Decapod tank loco, 2-rail running, blue, finescale wheels, can motor, finely detailed, underside signed ‘RR’ 1996.A very fine model, beautifully painted. Virtually no marks, blemishes, or scratches. Part of front L/H handrail requires re-fixing. Correction to catalogue: signed 1996 not 1966O gauge. Believed finescale. 7mm = 1ft
Lot 889
Corgi Classics modern issue TV/Film related group of 5 comprising No. 57401 The Professionals Ford Capri, No. CC50902 The Green Hornet, No. 09002 Dad's Army Thorneycroft Van, No. 18501 Dad's Army Bedford O Series Van, and 2x Inspector Morse's Jaguar 2.4 Litre, all as issued in the original boxes
Lot 2393
Autographed Books a group of eight hardback books, first editions, Signed on titles, includes, Andrew Norton. Monicas Story, published by Michael O Mara, 1999; Melanie B. Catch A Fire, published by Headline, 2002; Maureen OHara. Tis Herself: A Memoir, Signed on a label pasted to front free endpaper, published by Simon & Schuster, 2004. Sarah The Duchess of York. My Story, published by Simon & Schuster, 1996; Her Royal Highness Princess Michael of Kent. The Serpent and the Moon, published by Touchstone, 2004; Lord Vladimir Tretchikoff and Anthony Hocking. Pigeons Luck, published by William Collins, 1973: Lord Young: A Businessman in the Cabinet, published by Headline, 1990; and Lord Home. The Way the Wind Blows, published by William Collins, 1976, dust-jackets unclipped, 8vo. (8) Provenance: Mostly signed in person for the vendor at book signings.Condition Report: overall good conditions with strong signatures.
Lot 2392
Autographed Books a group of fourteen hardback books, mostly first editions or early printings, mostly Signed on titles includes, Richard E. Grant. By Design: A Hollywood Novel, published by Picador, 1998; Kenneth Brannagh. Beginning, published by Chatto & Windus, 1989; Tom Courtenay. Dear Tom Letters from Home, published by Transworld, 2000; Michael Hordern. A World Elsewhere: An Autobiography, published by Michael O Mara, 1993; George Takei. The Autobiography: Star Treks Mr. Sulu, published by Pocket Books, 1994. Peter Kay. The Sound of Laughter, published by Century, 2006; Nicholas Parsons. The Straight Man: My Life in Comedy, published by Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1994; Michael Barrymore. Back in Business, published by Hutchinson, 1995; and Spike Milligan. The Goon Show Scripts, reprint, published by Sphere Books, 1973; Claire Bloom. Leaving A Dolls House, published by Virago Press, 1996; Jane Fonda. My Life So Far, published by Ebury Press, 2005; Twiggy. In Black and White: An Autobiography, published by Simon & Schuster, 1997; Melanie B. Catch A Fire, published by Headline, 2002; and Maureen OHara. Tis Herself. Signed on a label pasted to front free endpaper, published by Simon & Schuster, 2004. dust-jackets unclipped, 8vo. (14) Provenance: Mostly signed in person for the vendor at book signings.Condition Report: overall good conditions with strong signatures.
Lot 2088
Star Wars toy / merchandise collection. A Darth Vader costume and mask, a bum bag, an R2D2 portable cassette player, a small Hasbro Millennium Falcon, a Millennium Falcon LCD game by Tiger, a Hot Wheels X-Wing fighter, a Chewbacca PEZ dispenser with Pez tablets, A mug, Star Wars Men's Sleep Pant, 4 x Star Wars - The Power o the Force figures, A Qui-Gon Jinn Hasbro figure, a small unbranded R2D2 figure, a McDonalds R2-D2, a Disney StarSpeeder 3000 vehicle a small Darth Vader helmet model a Darth Vader helmet / chest console, a 2 piece Darth Vader helmet and more. 20+Condition Report: Unchecked / Untested.
Lot 2377
DC Comics and graphic novels, 1990s-2000s a group of 160+ issues, includes, Superman/Batman, an incomplete run, issue Nos. 62, 65-67, 69, 73, 78-87; Superman: Worlds Finest Batman, issue Nos. 28-29; Superman and Batman Worlds Funnest by Evan Dorkin and friends, 2000; World Without Superman, issue Nos. 686-689; Superman in Action Comics, issue No. 0, Oct 94, an incomplete run, issue Nos. 700-705, 707-714, 812, 813, 896-899; Superman, issue Nos. 691, 698, 700-702; Superman: Our World At War, issue No. 1; Origins and Omens Superman issue No. 685; together with five Annuals, including Superman Annual issue No. 13; Superman/Batman Annuals, issue Nos. 2, 3, 4, and 5; President Luther, issue No. 1; Lex Luther, issue No. 873; Agent Liberty, issue No. 1 1992; Supergirl in Action Comics, issue No. 708 Jan 95; Action Comics, an incomplete run, issue Nos. 10-12, 814-828, 869-872, 874-878, 880, 881, 887-892, together with issue No. 825 40 Page Special; Marvel Zombie 2, issue Nos. 1-5 (of 5); Marvel Zombies 3, issue Nos. 1, 3, 4 (of 4); Marvel Zombies 4, issue Nos. 1-4 (of 4); Count Down Final Crisis issues 01-10; Elseworlds 80-Page Giant, issue No. 1; Justice Society of America Kingdom Come Special, three issues, 1 One Shot Jan 09; Before Watchmen, issues 1-4 (of 6); Superman & Batman Generations: An Imaginary Tale by John Byrne, books 1-4 (of 4); together with books 3&4 (of 4) by John Byrne and Mulvihill; Grant Morrison & J.G. Jones, Final Crisis, Issue Nos 1-7 (of 7); Final Crisis; Superman Beyond 3D, issues 1&2 (of 2); Geoff Johns, Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds, Issues 1&2 (of 5); Alan Moore & Kevin O Neal, Cinema Purgatorio, issue Nos. 1 &2; The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Century: 1969; Garth Ennis, The Boys, volume one: The Name of the Game; with others, single issues including Alpha Centurion, What If? Harley & Quin Suicide Squad, Multiversity New Thunderworld, The Strain, Earth 2, and Free Comic Day issues including Buffy The High School Years, Rick and Morley, Grimm Fairy Tales, Boom! 2017 Summer Blast, Underdog, Rebirth Wonder Woman, and Lady Machanika, many within individual clear protective sleeves. (160+) Condition Report: overall good conditions.
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Lot 255
[Soviet. Constructivism. Telingater, S., design]. Yagov, V. Programs and charters of the most important parties of the II International / V. Yagov; Ed. and foreword by O. Pyatnitsky. - [Moscow]: Gosizdatelstvo, 1929. - 240 pp.; 19,7x13,3 cm. Original illustrated constructivist paperback designed by Solomon Telingater. Solomon Telingater (1903 — 1969) was a painter and graphic artist, a master of illustration and font art, a representative of the constructivist style. Condition: By request.
Lot 2053
Victorian gold split pearl and green stone set cluster ring, with scroll design shouldersCondition Report:Approx 2.4gm, size O-P, head tested 18ct, shank tested 9ct, evidence of re-sizing and soldering marks to scroll decoration, one green stone missing, sight chip to another, head = 11.3mm
Lot 2000
18ct gold three stone round brilliant cut diamond ring, total diamond weight approx 1.95 caratCondition Report:Approx 2.3gm, size N-O, principle stone approx 0.85 carat, each side stone approx 0.55 carat, diamonds bright good colour approx H-J, approx VS-SI1 clarity, eye clean, couple of light coloured inclusions to stones - only visible at certain angles under 10x loop, shank evidence of re-sizing, well presented ring
Lot 632
Ocean Going Liner Interest - Early to mid 20th Century inlaid mahogany oval occasional table, probably from the steamship 'SS Orontes', the oval top with large ebonised central panel, inscribed in chalk 'Orontes' beneath, on ebony-strung frieze and four confirming tapering square section supports with spade feet, the X stretcher with central circular boss drilled for fixing, 76cm x 53.5cm x 68cm high SS Orontes was built in 1929 at Barrow-in-Furness by Vickers Armstrong Ltd and was a passenger ship owned by the Orient Line (P & O) until 1940, it sailed between England and Australia - including carrying the victorious 1932-33 England cricket team (the infamous 'Bodyline' series), it was refitted in 1940 to serve as a troop ship during World War II. It was eventually scrapped in Valencia, Spain in 1962.
Lot 955
Antique oak longcase clock, with painted arch dial, with seconds and calendar, inscribed O?ding Wincanton, case need attention, split to base, pendulum and weight, not tested so cannot guarantee running and timekeeping, 222 cm high, 50 cm wide, 26 cm deep, t/w mahogany banjo shaped barometer, needs attention, 98 cm high, 25 cm wide.
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