Harold Sandys WILLIAMSON (1982-1978) Mails for the Packets Arriving at Falmouth, 1833 (1934) Coloured lithograph Literature: "State patronage of design? The elitism/commercialism battle in the General Post Office's graphic production" by Y. Suga. Journal of Design History, Volume 13, Issue 1, (2000), pp. 23-38 Harold Sandys Williamson produced this iconic image for the General Post Office in 1934 depicting a dock scene in 1833 with masted ships loaded with transatlantic mail arriving in Falmouth. Another version of the same poster is housed in the Prints, Drawings & Paintings Collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum, London. (Dimensions: 100 x 125.5cm)(100 x 125.5cm)
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Harry RILEY (1895 - 1966) Penzance, the Centre for West Cornwall, British Railways (1955) Coloured lithograph, published by British Railways (Western Region) P.R. 84-56/57, printed by Jordison & Co. Ltd. London and Huddersfield Harry Riley was a talented artist and member of the Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolour. He is probably best known for this series iconic posters he designed for British Railways. Another version of the original vintage poster is in the collection of Penlee House Gallery & Museum, Penzance. (Dimensions: 102 x 62cm)(102 x 62cm)
Edward McKnight KAUFFER (1890-1954) Outposts of Britain Posting Box at Lands End (1937) Coloured lithograph, P.R.D. 204 Literature: Summary Catalogue of British Posters to 1988 in the Victoria & Albert Museum in the Department of Design, Prints & Drawing (Emmett Publishing, 1990) p.129 This colour offset lithograph poster from the Outposts of Britain series was designed by Edward McKnight Kauffer in 1936 and issued by the General Post Office, Great Britain in 1937. Another version of the same poster is housed in the Prints, Drawings & Paintings Collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum, London. (Dimensions: 101 x 126cm)(101 x 126cm)
Alexander STUART-HILL (1889-1948) You Can Be Sure of Shell, Mousehole Penzance (1932) Coloured lithograph, condition B/B+; backed on linen Provenance: Personal collection of the Marketing Director for Shell during the 1960s and 70s Sold Christie’s, South Kensington, 4 June 2015, lot 15 Private Collection Under the direction of Jack Beddington, Shell posters were predominantly produced during the 1930s, when Beddington was responsible for the company’s advertising. Poster campaigns such as 'To Visit Britain's Landmarks' and 'These People Use Shell' were designed by leading artists and designers of the day including Alexander Stuart-Hill. Shell quickly became a leader in British advertising during this period, exposing the public to contemporary British art and design. (Dimensions: 78 x 113cm.)(78 x 113cm.)
Leonard RICHMOND (1889-1965) Cornwall, GWR (c.1930) Coloured lithograph, No. P.W.12 Paddington Station, London W2, printed by Jordison & Co. Ltd. London & Middlesbrough Provenance: Bloomsbury Auctions, New York, 31 March 2010, lot 124 Private Collection (Dimensions: 100 x 124cm.)(100 x 124cm.)Condition report: Not examined out of the frame. Some tears have been professionally restored. Overall impression is of a wonderful poster in near original condition.
Entertainment Poster, Oz Magazine 'Plant a Flower Child' poster, issued in July 1967 as a free gift with Issue 5 of the magazine, size approx. 75cm x 112cm, front features a nude hippy girl montage, the reverse has a series of articles about 'The Great ALF Conspiracy', originally folded but subsequently rolled for many years (generally gd, pin holes to 4 corners and mid-point of top & bottom edges, some edge nicks, c. 15cm tear to lower left edge, small tear c. 2cm to top right edge)
Postcards, Rail, a good selection of approx. 64 railway officials inc. L & NW, Furness, NER (vignettes), GER (poster advert), GER, GNR, Hampstead Tube, GWR, L&YR, Midland, Staffs, SE and Chatham, London Brighton & S Coastal Rail, Caledonian, LMS, West Highland, also a few RP loco's (4) and set 6 LNW (original packet poor) etc (mainly gd)
Postcards, Ireland, a collection of 30 mainly topographical cards inc. RP's of Maine St Larne, Dray Guinness's Brewery Dublin, Pier Dun Laoghaire, Donkey drawn cart to market, Turf carrier, gathering seaweed etc. Also good printed street scenes, Dublin Horseshow Poster Advert 1929 etc (mainly gd)
LIVERPOOL FC CHAMPIONS LEAGUE 2005: An excellent multiple signed squad commemorative red shirt, limited edition, corresponding to the Champions League championship won by Liverpool FC, defeating AC Milan in the 25th May 2005 final, in what has been widely considered one of the best finals ever played. Individually signed by Steven Gerrard, Sami Hyypia, Xabi Alonso, Harry Kewell, Fernando Morientes, Peter Crouch, Boudewijn Zenden, Vladimir Smicer, etc.. The signatures were obtained at Melwood Training facility between 27th January and 6th February 2006. Very attractively presented, matted in red, framed in black and glazed to an overall size of 33.5 x 35.5. Together with a second matted in red framed and glazed set, 21 x 19.5, comprising an official printed Champions League final 2005 8 x 12 poster, Istanbul, Ataturk Olimpiyat Stadi, 25th May, matted alongside two certificates. The first issued by the Liverpool Football Club, signed by Dave Singleton, Vice-President of Reebok Europe and by Rafael Benitez Liverpool´s Manager, addressed to supporteers and referring to this gift box, and the second being a certificate of authenticity of the signed shirt. Also including a conmmemorative 13 x 16.5 red attractive box containing a colourful magazine entitled The History of the 49 Finals, and showing to the inside cover an attractive large colour photograph of Gerrard holding the cup. EX £300-400
Large colour poster for Herbert Yates film 'Un Homme Traque' (A Man Alone) starring Ray Milland, Mary Murphy and Ward Bond, printed by Richier Laugier 3 Rue Barthelemy Paris with text in French, 154 x 113cm, ebonised frame Condition Report & Further Details Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
After Oliver Kolekcja Plakatow, limited edition large colour poster for the film 'Sniadanie u Tiffany Ego' (Breakfast at Tiffanys) starring Audrey Hepburn and George Peppard, No.96/250, dated 2006, text in Polish, 96 x 66cm, ebonised frame Condition Report & Further Details Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Nine Shell posters comprising guides to Argyll, Cornwall, Derbyshire, Sussex and Yorkshire and four Nature Studies Nos.5,7,20 & 23, together with photographic poster of York Minster, all unframed (10) Condition Report & Further Details Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Cricket Memorabilia England – 1986 Cricket print signed by 76 mostly England International cricketers from the 1930's onwards – the print is titled “The Lords Pavilion” from the original watercolour by David Gentleman and published by The Hand Press and signed to the border by 71 players to incl Wyatt, Fred Titmus, Godfrey Evans, Peter May, John Edrich, Tony Greig, Subba Row, Alan Knott, Gooch, Clive Lloyd, Mike Proctor, Desmond Haynes, plus later players incl Hussain, Alec Stewart, Richard Illingworth, amongst others together with a limited edition Joe Scarborough print entitled Darren Gough Celebration nr 133/500 signed in the margin by the artist, approx 49 x 43 cms framed and glazed and a limited edition poster of Sir Donald Bradman nr 109/500 signed in pencil by the artist and by Sir Bradman approx 50 x 68 cms framed and glazed. (3)

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