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Lot 885
Ivey`s / Badfinger Apple 10" single sided acetate `Ivey`s Christmas Record`, possible unique recording of an interview with the band members in a `Goons` style. Introducing themselves & talking about there involvement with Apple & The Beatles.** In fair condition with some cracking & lifting to surface****The dead wax areas are deteriated and lifting, The playing surface is in good conditon
Lot 123
Flexible and other unusual records: thirteen Durium and Hit of the Week records; thirteen Filmophones; seven Goodson; seven other flexibles; three Duophones (laminated and solid); a 12-inch World long-playing record (cracked), in original cover; fifteen other label records; a bundle of Kid-Kord and later children`s records; and a Ludwig Koch Songs of Wildbirds album with five records and a spare set of records, in 3 black carriers
Lot 489
CREAM: Signed record sleeve for the album 12 x 12 by all three members of the 1960's British rock supergroup individually, Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce and Eric Clapton playing in concert. Signed by each with their names alone in bold silver inks to clear areas of the front cover. Framed and glazed in a modern metallic frame to an overall size of 16 x 16. EX
Lot 559
FAMOUS MEN: Selection of signed cards, album pages etc., by a variety of famous men including Robert Baden-Powell, Don Bradman, John Barbirolli, Harold Macmillan, Tony Blair (original signed colour caricature of Blair by cartoonist Richard Willson signed by both), Reg Kray (A.L.S.), Ron Ferdinand (original colour drawing of Dennis the Menace playing football) etc. Generally VG, 10
Lot 578
SIGNED BOOKS: Selection of signed hardback and paperback (2) editions by a variety of famous men and women including My Story and Little Red's Christmas Story by Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, Survivor - My Story - The Next Chapter by Sharon Osbourne, Playing With Fire by Gordon Ramsay, Jamie's Dinners - The Essential Cookbook by Jamie Oliver, Life In the Undergrowth by David Attenborough, Monica's Story by Andrew Morton (signed by Monica Lewinsky with her full signature), Keeping it Real - My Autobiography by Jodie Marsh, A Way of Life - Over Thirty Years of Blood, Sweat and Tears by Reg Kray etc. All of the hardback editions are First Editions and are accompanied by the dust jackets. VG to EX, 14
![[DISNEY WALT]: (1901-1966) American Animator, Academy Award winner. A scarce 8vo printed brochure issued for Walt’s Field D](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/35396/2877283/628-201325143358_468x382.jpg)
Lot 628
[DISNEY WALT]: (1901-1966) American Animator, Academy Award winner. A scarce 8vo printed brochure issued for Walt’s Field Day held at Lake Norconian Hotel, Norco, California, 4th June 1938, issued to a Mrs. W. Clinton and numbered 797 (the admission tickets detached as instructed and no longer present), giving a programme of events for the day, individually signed by eight Disney animators and art directors, four of them members of Disney’s Nine Old Men and all of them Disney Legends, comprising Marc Davis (1913-2000), Ollie Johnston (1912-2008, signed twice), Ward Kimball (1914-2002), Frank Thomas (1912-2004), Jack Hannah (1913-1994), Ken O’Connor (1908-1998), Joe Grant (1908-2005) and John Hench (1908-2004). All have signed the title page with their names alone in bold, dark inks. The paper cover features a printed illustration of Mickey Mouse playing golf. Some very light, extremely minor age wear, VG
Lot 23
ENGLAND FOOTBALL: Selection of signed hardback and paperback (4) books by various England International footballers and managers, some of them members of the 1966 World Cup winning team, including An Englishman Abroad - My Autobiography by Bobby Robson, The Autobiography by Peter Shilton, My Autobiography by Terry Butcher, The Man with Maradona's Shirt by Steve Hodge, First Among Unequals - The Autobiography by Viv Anderson, My Illustrated Career by Alan Shearer, After The Ball - My Autobiograhy by Nobby Stiles, The Heart of the Game by Jimmy Greaves, 1966 And All That - My Autobiography by Geoff Hurst, My England Years - The Autobiography by Bobby Charlton, Playing Extra Time by Alan Ball, The Autobiography by Jack Charlton, The Ghost of '66 by Martin Peters etc. All of the hardback editions are First Editions and most are accompanied by the dust jackets. VG to EX, 18
Lot 37
BEST GEORGE: (1946-2005) Northern Ireland & Manchester United Footballer. A 16 x 23 Limited Edition colour print depicting Best in a full-length action pose playing for Manchester United in 1971. Signed in bold black ink with his name alone to the lower white border. Numbered 16 of 250. Framed and glazed in a plain silver coloured frame to an overall size of 17 x 24. EX
Lot 799
South African tour of England 1947. Miniature Gunn & Moore ‘Autograph’ cricket bat with the printed facsimile signatures of the South Africa touring party. Very good condition, with rare original packaging. Sold with an epns ‘Lord’s wine bottle coaster and a childs beaker with image of a gollywog playing cricket (some wear). Qty 3. G
Lot 809
‘Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot. Jan 1st 1966 at M.C.G.’. M.C.C. tour of Australia 1965/66. Impressive original pen and ink caricature/ cartoon newspaper artwork for The Age, Australian newspaper by artist Samuel Wells. The cartoon features the scores at close of play on the 3rd Day of the Test match at Melbourne, M.C.C. having scored 516-7 in reply to the Australian score of 358 all out. The artwork shows the M.C.C. team dressed in kilts and performing Scottish dancing. Players featured include McCowdrey (104 runs), McEdrich (109), McBarrington (63), McSmith (41) (holding the kangaroo haggis) and McParks (66no). The players being led by a kilted lion playing the bag pipes. The cartoon, signed by Wells, is dated 3rd January 1966, measures 21”x14”. Excellent image. G
Lot 813
Joseph Lee. ‘Yorkshire County Champions 1946’. Original large pen and ink, highlighted with colour, caricature/ cartoon artwork showing four boys playing cricket in the park, a further game of football is being played in the background. to centre front a boy wearing a cap with a white rose, Yorkshire scarf and holding a newspaper with banner headline ‘Yorkshire Again!’ is merrily whistling ‘On Ilkla Moor Baht’at’. The caption, to lower border reads ‘The Swankpot!. Just because e’s got an Auntie who lives in Bradford....’. Excellent image. Drawn on artists card and signed by artist Lee, to lower border. Dated to verso ‘29th August 1946’. The artwork, produced for the London Evening News, measures 10.5”x15” Some staining to, mainly, the right hand border of artwork otherwise in good condition Joseph Lee worked for Strand Magazine and Pall Mall Gazette before joining the Sunday Express. From 1934 to 1966 Lee worked for the London Evening News
Lot 936
Northumberland & Durham v New Zealand 1935-1936. Original group photograph of the two teams lined up, standing and seated, wearing playing kit prior to the match. The match played at Gosforth on the 9th October 1935. The photograph laid down to photographers mount with title to top and players names to lower border. Photograph by Gladstone Adams. Framed and glazed. Overall 13”x10.5”. G New Zealand beat Northumberland & Durham 10-6
Lot 940
‘Waterloo Rugby Football Club 1926-1927’. Excellent original sepia photograph of the Waterloo 1st XV, standing and seated in rows, wearing playing attire. The photograph, laid down to official photographers mount, with title to top and players names to lower border. Photograph by Empson of Waterloo. Framed and glazed, overall 20”x17”. Some wear and age toning to mount otherwise in good condition
Lot 989
Manchester United ‘F.A. Cup Winners’ 1948. Page nicely signed in ink by fourteen members of the playing staff. Signatures include Delaney, Morris, Crompton, Anderson, Carey, Rowley, Mitten, Cockburn, Chilton, Warner, Aston, Pearson etc. Page laid down to slightly larger album page with handwritten title. G United beat Blackpool 4-2 in the Final at Wembley. The page contains all eleven members of the Cup winning team
Lot 996
Arsenal F.C. 1933-1934. Page nicely signed in ink by twenty nine members of the playing staff and management. Signatures include Bastin, Bowden, Jack, Roberts, John, Male, Coleman, James, Hill, Dunne, Jones, Moss, Stockhill, Hulme, Compton, Walker, Biggs, Cartwright, Wilson, Collett, Parkin etc. Sold with a real photograph postcard of the ‘Arsenal F.C. Season 1934-1935’, Lambert Jackson and a card signed by George Swindin. G
Lot 1029
John Barnes, England. Four colour copy photographs featuring and signed by John Barnes (who scored a memorable goal in the match), two of him in action during the friendly match vs Brazil at Rio de Janeiro 1984, one with Mark Hateley in the dressing room (also signed by Hateley) and one playing on the beach, each 10”x8”. Sold with a smaller colour copy photograph of the England team of the same match. VG
Lot 1088
Arsenal F.C. ‘F.A. Cup Winners’ 1935/36. Excellent original mono photograph of the Arsenal playing staff, standing and seated in rows, wearing Arsenal playing strip. Signed to photograph by all twenty five players featured. Signatures include James, Drake, Hulme, Male, Roberts, Compton, Sidey, Kirchen, Moss, Wilson, Hulme, Davidson, Hopgood, Copping, Bowden, Dunne, George Allison (Manager), Tom Whittaker (Trainer) etc. Mounted, framed and glazed. The photograph measures 9.5”x7” and overall 14”x11”. G/VG Arsenal beat Sheffield United 1-0 in the Final with the only goal scored by Drake
Lot 1095
Tottenham Hotspur 1884/85. Original press photograph of the Spurs team, seated in rows, wearing playing attire. The photograph with press stamp to verso ‘Photo supplied by The Daily Mirror’. Handwritten details of the players names to verso. This photograph would have been reproduced by the Mirror. 6.5”x5”. G
Lot 1097
Celtic circa 1880’s. Original sepia photograph of the Celtic team and officials, standing and seated in rows, wearing playing attire. The photograph laid down to mount with title and players names to lower border. The photograph in only about only fair condition with creasing, staining, much of the upper part of the mount missing, nicks and tears to edges etc. The photograph measures 6”x5”. Viewing essential. G. Rare
Lot 1105
*Manchester City 1946. Original mono press photograph of the City team, standing and seated in rows, wearing playing strip. Signed to image by all eleven players depicted including Frank Swift, Sprowston, Jackson, Rudd, Black, Walsh etc. Corner trimming, adhesive marks to verso otherwise in good condition
Lot 1117
Michael Owen. Liverpool & England. Pair of Umbro football boots worn by Owen in the Champions League match for Liverpool v Roma on the 5th December 2001 at the Olympic Stadium, Rome. Sold with a signed note of authentication from Owen confirming the detail plus several photographs of him playing in the match with boot detail. G The match was drawn 0-0
Lot 202
ZANUCK DARRYL F.: (1902-1979) American Film Producer and Studio Executive, Academy Award winner. A good series of ten T.Ls.S., Daddy, twenty pages (total), 4to, various places, 29th January 1968 - 13th January 1971, all to his daughter Darrylin Zanuck Pineda in Mexico, and each on the printed stationery of 20th Century Fox. Zanuck writes an interesting series of letters discussing a wide variety of subjects and personal matters including the preparation of her Will under Mexican law, his travel and work schedule, the Olympic Games in Mexico, his family and his views on how his daughter should raise her children, business difficulties with his son, Richard etc., in part, 'I leave a couple of days thereafter on an extended trip….including three days in Normandy to revisit for a television Special dealing with how Normandy looks today as compared with how it looked in "The Longest Day" ' (23rd July 1968), 'I received a letter from Oscar who says he is my grandchild. I don't remember any grandchild by the name of Oscar; but I am sure he is a child whom you have adopted so I am enclosing this check for him [no longer present] which you can give to him with my love.' (5th March 1969), 'I read with shock your letter to Dick concerning the tragedy that almost occurred in your effort to save the drowning woman. It frightened the hell out of me. I understand your bravery, but what I cannot understand is why a hotel like the Hilton would not have a professional Lifeguard on duty at all times, and why some of the other spectators did not come to the rescue until both you and the woman were half drowned. It sounds like a Salvador Dali nightmare.' (29th September 1969), 'Unless you take firm steps to get him [Robert, her son] into a real disciplinary school in Mexico City he is going to end up regrettably in some sort of serious trouble or he will end up in Tijuana playing with his combo in one of those marijuana or LSD joints.' (10th January 1970). Some light overall age wear and a few letters with minor foxing and staining, G to generally VG, 10
Lot 13
*M.C.C. Tour of Argentina 1912. ‘Banquet Welcoming the M.C.C. team to the Argentine Republic’. Original decorative covers. Official 8pp menu for the Banquet held at The Jockey Club on the 12th February 1912. Covers detached from inner pages, they were presumably glued together. Ex Irving Rosenwater collection. G The M.C.C. team that toured Argentina playing three ‘Tests’ was led by Lord Hawke and was a fairly strong team including MacLaren. M.C.C. won the ‘Test’ series by two Tests to one
Lot 76
C.W. Alcock. Secretary of Surrey C.C.C. 1872-1907 and cricket writer. Ink signature of Alcock on piece, laid down to card. G Alcock captained Middlesex in the first county match in 1867 before playing for Essex and M.C.C. He also played football for Wanderers between 1862-1876 and represented England in five International matches 1870-1872, including the first International played against Scotland
Lot 272
Kent c1930. Two album pages signed in pencil, four in ink, by twenty four members of the Kent playing staff plus odd earlier player. Signatures include Akers-Douglas, C.H. Knott, Legge, Valentine, Levett, Chapman, Freeman, Blunden, Hubble, Fielder, Povey, Fairservice, G.J.V. Weigall, G.A. Simpson etc. Also signed by cricket writer R.L. Arrowsmith. Odd faults, good
Lot 382
‘Cricket Highways & Byways’. F.S. Ashley Cooper. London 1927. Original covers. Signed and inscribed by Albert Beerman to Hutton ‘To Leonard, an appreciation of a very gallant fight’. Lord’s May 1937’. Yorkshire were playing M.C.C. and despite a second innings century of 161 from Hutton, Yorkshire lost by 25 runs. Laid down press cutting with scores to inside front board. Signed by Hutton to front end paper, Hutton bookplate. Some wear and staining to board extremities otherwise in good condition
Lot 385
Len Hutton. Selection of twelve books from Hutton’s library, all presentation copies from Albert Beerman on various occasions during Hutton’s career. Five books signed by Hutton to front end paper with Hutton bookplate all the other books have Hutton bookplate. ‘Playing for England!’. Jack Hobbs 1931, inscribed ‘Leonard Hutton for scoring 82 not out against Queensbury 1st July 1931 (from Louise Hutton, Hutton’s Aunt), ‘English Cricket’. Neville Cardus 1945 ‘To Leonard, with my best wishes and gratitude for much happiness given and a hope to see you make many more centuries from Charles Radcliffe. Xmas 1945’. Other books inscribed by Constance, Ezra etc. Some faults, generally good
Lot 516
‘The Guide to Cricketers containing full directions for playing the noble and manly game of Cricket....’ London 1865. 21st Edition. 8vo. Compiled and Edited by Frederick Lillywhite. Published by Lillywhite and Ward of London. Bound in card wrappers, lacking original wrappers. 154pp lacking adverts at rear. Staining and wear to some rear pages, ownership name handwritten to top of title page otherwise in good condition. Rare
Lot 601
Essex. ‘Playing to Win’. Trevor Bailey. London 1954 (tatty dustwrapper), very nicely signed to front end paper by Bailey and dated August 1954, ‘Wickets, Catches and the Odd Run’. Trevor Bailey. 1986 d/w, nicely signed by Bailey to title page and ‘Out of the Wilderness’. Graham Gooch. London 1985, signed to title page by Gooch. Qty 3. Sold with ten other cricket books on Essex cricket. G
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