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Lot 5
Vinyl - The Beatles Please Please Me (PMC 1202), first press black & gold label with Dick James Music Co publishing credits, Ernest J Day printer credit. Sleeve VG with strong spine, some buffering to corners and small loss to bottom right. Emitex inner. Vinyl matrices -1N, some light marks that are not feelable. Overally a strong copy.
Lot 17
Vinyl - The Sex Pistols God Save The Queen (A&M AMS 7284) a superb copy of one of the rarest and most sought after records in the world. Contained in original A&M sleeve, and within card sleeve with A&M Records sticker. Accompanied by the all important 'golden handshake' letter from John Kennedy given to a small number of longstanding A&M employees when Polygram closed their London office in 1998. Also comes with 16 pages of press clippings compiled by Kit Buckler - A&M's press agent of the time. Condition of sleeve and vinyl is at least EX
![Ɵ Tarikh Shahanshah'i Iran (Imperial History of Iran), printed in Farsi, by the Bank Melli Iran press [Tehran, 1346 (1967)] c](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/aeea688a-5a48-4830-b9a0-aaca00bbd4e0/d6399d98-71d0-43d8-8793-aacc00bba41a/468x382.jpg)
Lot 111
Ɵ Tarikh Shahanshah'i Iran (Imperial History of Iran), printed in Farsi, by the Bank Melli Iran press [Tehran, 1346 (1967)] complete, folding plates, illustrations and a comprehensive timeline of the Persian Dynasty, excellent condition internally, original turqoise cloth, title and emblem stamped in gilt to upper cover, a little scuffed, small mark to lower cover and head of spine a little worn, 4to (300 by 225 mm.) Ɵ Indicates that the lot is subject to buyer’s premium of 25% exclusive of VAT (0% VAT).
![ƟMohammad ibn Ali Mashka Olmolk, Visible Treasure, photobook printed by the Dad Press [Tehran, 1998] complete, numerous illus](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/aeea688a-5a48-4830-b9a0-aaca00bbd4e0/24bdaf4e-f348-47a6-82dd-aacc00bbab16/468x382.jpg)
Lot 124
ƟMohammad ibn Ali Mashka Olmolk, Visible Treasure, photobook printed by the Dad Press [Tehran, 1998] complete, numerous illustrations throughout the text, printed in Farsi and English, excellent condition, 4to (300 by 240 mm.); original cloth, original dust-jacket, excellent condition This is a recent publication on a collection of photographs from the Album Kaneh of Golestan Palace Museum, together with the Aksiyeh Hashriey Essay. This volume is part of a limited edition of 300 copies, commissioned by the Cultural Research Bureau and Cultural Heritage Organisations of Iran, and provides beautiful high-quality photographic illustrations to some very early and scarce examples of photography in provincial and Qajar Iran. Ɵ Indicates that the lot is subject to buyer’s premium of 25% exclusive of VAT (0% VAT).
![Ahmad Shah Qajar in London, pictured here with Lord Waldren, original press photograph [London, dated 31 October 1919] single](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/aeea688a-5a48-4830-b9a0-aaca00bbd4e0/b881026a-ac07-4e0e-a30c-aacc00bb776e/468x382.jpg)
Lot 33
Ahmad Shah Qajar in London, pictured here with Lord Waldren, original press photograph [London, dated 31 October 1919] single press photograph, image slightly discoloured with chips, reverse with remains of original press release (dated) and stamped date of 18 November 1919 (date of publication), 235 by 185 mm.; in modern silver frame, under glass
Lot 44
The Wedding of Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi and Queen Soraya, original press photograph, by International News Photos [New York, 1951] single photograph, extremities a little creased, reverse stamped with copyright stamp of International News Photos, New York, and manuscript annotation of the title and date of the photograph, some abrasion to lower edge of reverse, total 180 by 225 mm.; in wooden frame, under glass
Lot 45
The Shah in recovery from his Appendectomy, original press photograph, by the Associated Press Wirephoto [New York, 11 July 1951] single photograph, a little creased, reverse stamped with copyright stamp of Associated Press Wirephoto, newspaper cutting of photograph caption pasted to reverse, in modern card mount, 210 by 170 mm.; in wooden frame, under glass
Lot 46
A King Bows in Reverence, Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi in Mashhad, original press photograph, by Associated News [New York, stamped 28 September 1953] single photograph, creased with some slight discolouration, reverse stamped with copyright stamp of Associated News, New York, with typescript of the event details pasted to reverse, stamped with the date, photograph pasted to card mount, 180 by 235 mm.; in wooden frame, under glass A rare and poignant image of the Shah kneeling in prayer during a state visit to Mashhad, here seen in the Imam Reza Shrine, during the holy month of Muharram.
Lot 49
The Shah and Queen arrive at Idlewild, original press photograph taken by Sam Goldstein, by International News Photos and Manana, La Revista de Mexico [probably New York, 12 June 1954] single photograph, extremities a little creased and soiled, reverse stamped with copyright stamp of International News Photos, New York, and Archivo de Manana, together with manuscript annotations and typescript of the event's details pasted to lower edge, total 180 by 235 mm.; in silver frame, under glass A candid photograph of the royal couple's arrival at Idlewild airport on 12 June 1954, where the Shah was expected to receive medical treatment. The press announcement pasted to the verso of this photograph also explains that “the royal couple plans to go to the Sun Valley Idaho, where the Shah hopes to do some skiing. He is said to be an expert”.
Lot 51
The Shah of Iran Honoured at Columbia, original press photograph taken by Frank Jurkoski, printed by International News Photos [New York, 4 February 1955] single photograph, extremities a little creased, reverse stamped with copyright stamp of International News Photos, New York, and typescript of the event's details pasted to lower edge, total 180 by 235 mm.; in wooden frame, under glass In this photograph Queen Soraya proudly looks on as Dr. Grayson Kirk (right) President of Columbia University, presents an Honorary Doctor of Laws Degree upon her husband, Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi. After ceremonies in the Rotunda of Low Memorial Library on campus, the Shah delivered the 1955 ‘Gabriel Silver lecture dedicated to International peace’.
Lot 52
Morning Game at Saadabad Palace, Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi playing Tennis, original press photograph for The News Library [New York, dated 29 March 1955] single photograph, trimmed to edges, slight nick to right-hand side of image, copyright stamp of The News Library, New York, to reverse with typescript note of press release, 185 by 120 mm.; in modern silver frame hallmarked London, 2009 with a gilt with Pahlavi crown cartouche, under glass
![Ibn Saud and the Shah, original press photograph [either London or New York, 1955] single photograph, creased and trimmed alo](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/aeea688a-5a48-4830-b9a0-aaca00bbd4e0/30a0f33b-70f6-47f5-99ab-aacc00bb8346/468x382.jpg)
Lot 53
Ibn Saud and the Shah, original press photograph [either London or New York, 1955] single photograph, creased and trimmed along right-hand side of image, imprint sticker “1” to reverse with cut-out of newspaper article from the press release pasted to reverse, 195 by 220 mm.; in modern silver frame, under glass The press release pasted to the reverse of this photograph reads: “Ibn Saud and the Shah - King Saud of Saudi Arabia salutes as he travels by jeep with the Shah of Iran to view Iranian army manouvers. King Saud was paying a state visit to his Persian Gulf neighbour. Both the King and the Shah are oil-wealthy Middle East potentates”.
Lot 54
Princess Margaret Curtsies as she shakes the hand of the Shah of Iran, original press photograph for United Press International [New York, dated 11 May 1959] single photograph, a little creased around the edges, reverse with copyright stamp for United Press International, together with typescript press release for event, 230 by 175 mm.; in wooden frame, under glass An exchange between the Shah and Princess Margaret upon his arrival to London, pictured here at Victoria Station, at the start of a three-day state visit.
Lot 55
Queen Elizabeth II and the Shah of Iran riding in a coach through the gates of Buckingham Palace, original press photograph for the Associated Press Wirephoto [New York, dated 7 May 1959] single photograph, rather creased, top left-hand edge discoloured and rubbed, reverse with copyright stamp of the Associated Press Wirephoto, newspaper cutting of the press announcement pasted to reverse and dated with stamp, 205 by 225 mm.; in wooden frame, under glass
Lot 56
The Marriage of the Shah of Iran to Farah Diba, original press photograph, for the Agencie France Presse [Paris, 22 December 1959] single photograph, light surface scratching, reverse stamped with copyright stamp of the Agencie France Press, typescript of the press release pasted to the reverse (in French), 130 by 180 mm.; in wooden frame, under glass The image here was taken at the royal wedding, and shows Farah Diba, later known as the Shahbanu, in conversation with her mother.
Lot 58
Joyful Moment, taken shortly after the birth of the new Crown Prince, original press photograph, by Wirephoto [New York, dated 2 November 1960] single photograph, image damaged along old folds with loss, scuffed and marked, reverse stamped with copyright stamp of Associated Press Wirephoto, photograph typescript also pasted to reverse together with manuscript annotations, in modern card mount, 230 by 180 mm.; in wooden frame, under glass Taken outside the hospital, this image portrays the moment in which the Shah waves at crowds after visiting the Queen Farah Diba and the newborn Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi, in Tehran.
Lot 59
Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi inspects arms during a visit to the Officer's University Museum, original press photograph taken by Sam Goldstein, by International News Photos and Manana, La Revista de Mexico [probably New York, c. 1960] single photograph, extremities a little darkened, reverse stamped with copyright stamp of International News Photos, New York, and Archivo de Manana, together with details of the event's details typed to lower edge of reverse, total 230 by 180 mm.; in wooden frame, under glass
Lot 61
Royal Guests, Britain's Queen Elizabeth II is escorted by the Shah of Iran, press photograph [probably New York, dated 15 May 1962] single photograph, very slight surface scuffing, overall crisp and clean, reverse stamped with “[...]ew Photo File” and stamped May 15 1962”, 250 by 190 mm.; in modern silver frame, under glass This image was taken on the 1 May 1962 in the Amstel Hotel in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, where Queen Elizabeth II and Muhammad Reza Shah Pahlavi were attending Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard's silver wedding anniversary celebrations.
Lot 62
State Dinner at Golestan Palace, Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavo and Farah Diba entertain Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands, original press photograph [probably Netherlands, dated 5 October 1963] single photograph, light surface scuffing, stamp of photographic paper manufacturer Mimosa Kiel to reverse with typescript note of press release, 120 by 180 mm.; in wooden frame surmounted with gilt Pahlavi crown, under glass
Lot 63
The Shah and Empress Arrive, for a state dinner given by the President and Mrs Kennedy, original press photograph, by the Washington Bureau for the United Press International [New York, dated November 1962] single photograph, outer edges a little creased and some very slight surface abrasion, reverse stamped with United Press International copyright, typescript of press announcement by the Washington Bureau pasted to the reverse, 255 by 205 mm.; in silver frame, under glass A candid image of the Royal Pahlavi couple meeting the President and First Lady Kennedy. They attended the ballet together, followed by a state dinner at the White House on a state visit to Washington in November 1962.
Lot 65
Empress Farah Diba and Crown Prince Reza ride on the grounds of the Palace at Saadabad, original press photograph [probably New York, dated 13 March, 1967] single photograph, a little creased, a few small closed tears to outer edges, light surface scratching and discolouration, reverse stamped with date of press release, and typescript of photograph details pasted to reverse, 255 by 205 mm.; in silver frame, under glass The press announcement to the reverse of this photograph explains that Prince Reza, who was 6 at the time, is seen riding a skewbald stallion, and that Empress Farah's stallion is a dark bay Turkoman called Sharoo.
Lot 66
Big Day, the Shah blows out the candles on the day of Coronation, original press photograph, for the United Press International [New York, dated 1 November 1967] single photograph, extremities very slightly creased otherwise very good condition, reverse with copyright stamp of the United Press International agency and typescript of event, 255 by 205 mm.; in silver frame, under glass The Shah seen here blowing out the 48 candles on his birthday cake, with his Empress Fara Diba is in the background, on the day in which both himself and the Empress were crowned the Shahanshah and Shahbanu of Iran.
Lot 67
Model of Imperial Crown stands outside Army Bank in Tehran, original Press photograph, reprinted in 1969 from original press release in 1967[probably New York, dated 2 November 1969] single photograph, extremities a little creased, two newspaper cuttings pasted to reverse, each stamped with release date, 210 by 145 mm.; in modern card mount, framed and glazed
Lot 71
Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi and Empress Farah Diba at the site of the tomb of Cyrus the Great, original press photograph, Keystone Press agency [London, 24 October 1971] single photograph, a little creased, reverse stamped with copyright stamp of Keystone Press agency, typescript of event details pasted to reverse, also stamped with the date of the event, 255 by 205 mm; in wooden frame, under glass The Shah and Empress in Pasargade inaugurating the pageant to mark the 2500th anniversary of the Persian Monarchy in Pasargade on 15 October 1971. The event was a grand state affair involving over 50 heads of state, and was reportedly one of the most extravagant events in history.
Lot 73
The Emperor has practically no Clothes on, reprinted press photograph from an image taken in 1978 by Harry Benson for Life Magazine [probably New York, c. 1990] single photograph, very good overall condition, c. 200 by 250 mm.; in wooden frame, under glass An image of the Shah at his villa by the Caspian Sea in Iran, preparing to go water-skiing. This image was taken by Harry Benson for Life magazine, and illustrates how glamorous images of the Pahlavi family were presented to Western tabloid readers.
Lot 74
Portrait of Muhammad Reza Shah Pahlavi, taken in 1953 upon the formation of the Regency Council, original press photograph for the Keystone Press, reprinted for publication in 1979 [London, 1979] single photograph, extremities a little creased and surface lightly scratched, reverse with copyright stamp of Keystone Press Agency, typescript of press release also pasted to reverse of image, 255 by 205 mm.; in wooden frame, under glass While this photograph was originally taken in 1953 and only reused here in this photograph of 1979, the press release caption affixed to its reverse is redolent of the events of 1979, and the turning of the political and popular tide against the last Shah. In words as shocking now as they were forty years ago, it reads, “Will the Shah Leave Iran The Shah of Iran is expected to leave the country shortly, possibly never to return. If he does abdicate he will leave behind him a land torn by social and political unrest. His fall from power would however be made considerably less painful by virtue of the fact that he has one of the largest personal fortunes in the world”.
Lot 128
Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (Lewis Carroll) (1832-1898), Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, London, Macmillan & Co. 1880, with Through The Looking Glass and What Alice Found There, 2 volumes, 8vo, the covers ruled in gilt with pictoral gilt stamps of Alice and The Red Queen; Stephen Spender, Spiritual Exercises, original decorative wrappers with manuscript title label in Spender's hand, number 53 of an edition 125 copies printed at the Curwen Press as a greeting for the New Year 1944 for their friends from Stephen and Natasha Spender, this copy is inscribed to 'Allan & Jene Rawsthorne from Stephen & Natasha Spender with best wishes for 1944, December 1943' Together with Sans blague ! Ma carrière de clown by GROCK; Margaret Ethel Macdonald; Kenneth Grahame, Dream Days by The Bodley Head and three R.C. Trevelyan books.
Lot 11
Guyana.- Scoles (Rev. Ignatius) Sketches of African and Indian Life in British Guiana, first edition, inscribed by author, small worm damage to first few leaves, spotting to endpapers, original cloth-backed boards, staining to upper cover, rubbed and worn, 8vo, Demerara, The "Argosy" Press, 1885.
Lot 177
NO RESERVE Sangorski & Sutcliffe.- Shakespeare (William) The Sonnets, contemporary crushed green morocco by Sangorski & Sutcliffe, 1947; The Sonnets, limited edition of 1000, previous owner's ink signature, bookplate, original cloth-backed boards, a little rubbed, slight bumping to corners and extremities, The Riccardi Press, 1913 § Parker (Eric) Eton in the 'Eighties, frontispiece, plates, occasional faint spotting, original cloth, 1914 § Lubbock (Percy) Shades of Eton, first edition, occasional faint spotting, original cloth, lightly faded spine, slight bumping to extremities, 1929; and 20 others, v.s. (24)
Lot 178
Royalty.- The Queen's Beasts..., lithographed illustrations after designs by Bawden and Keeling, loosely inserted small printed folded sheet from The Shell Petroleum Company with handwritten note to David McAdam Eccles, 1st Viscount Eccles from Shell Managing Director Francis John Hopwood, 1953 § Tanner (Lawrence F.) The History of the Coronation, illustrations, compliments slip with dedication to Eccles from Castleton Knight to front pastedown, 1952 § Sitwell (Maj.-Gen. H.D.W.) The Crown Jewels..., number 74 of 99 copies signed by the author, colour plates, captioned tissue guards, black & white illustrations, Dropmore Press, 1953, first original morocco-backed boards, gilt cypher of Elizabeth II bordered by representations of the beasts to upper board, last original half morocco with gilt crown to upper board, second original cloth, each a little rubbed, last slip-case; and 18 others, v.s. (21)⁂The note in first reads: "My dear Eccles | Here is a copy of the | 'Queen's Beasts'. I hope | that it will come up to your | expectations. Everybody should be grateful to you for your inspiration in securing them for the Coronation. | Yours | Hopwood".David McAdam Eccles, 1st Viscount Eccles (1904-99) Conservative politician; as Minister of Works he organized the 1953 Coronation.Castleton Knight (1894-1970) film director and producer: his most celebrated work, A Queen is Crowned, the film of the 1953 Coronation.
Lot 73
Chatsworth copy.- Arnobius, of Sicca. Disputationum adversus gentes libri octo, Roman type, initial spaces with guide-letters, &2 bound after a4 as often, title lightly soiled, light water-staining to lower corners, occasional spotting, 17th century speckled calf, gilt, spine in compartments, joints starting, but holding firm, corners worn, rubbed, [Adams A1994; EDIT 16 CNCE 3083], folio,, Rome, Francesco Priscianese, 1542.⁂ The Chatsworth copy of the first edition of this work composed in response to Diocletian's persecution of the Christians. It is one of very few books from this Roman press.
Lot 928
DICKENS, CHARLES; 'The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club' illustrated by Gordon Ross with rare original sketch of Mr Winkle and dedication from the illustrator 'To Charles Stuart with best wishes from Gordon Ross '37' to initial title page, The Heritage Press New York and The Nonesuch Press London, in cloth boards with outer slip case.Additional InformationBook itself clean, well kept, only minor spotting to page edges, apparent outer slip case heavily worn.
Lot 104
Cricket autographs, a very large collection of signed cricket items inc. press photos, team sheets, album pages, cuttings, programmes, letters and much more, mostly 1960's onwards. Noted Sri Lanka Team Sheet for match v Hampshire 1990 with 12 signatures, West Indies Tour Sheet bearing 20 original signatures of players and officials, Wilfred Isaacs XI overseas tour signed sheet 1969, various County sheets, inc. Northamptonshire, Gloucestershire, Yorkshire, Middlesex etc other signatures noted include Fred Truman, David Gower, Allan Border, Robin Smith, D'Oliveira, Colin Cowdrey, Rodney Marsh, and much more, many signatures (mostly gd/vg) (medium size box)
Lot 278
Cigarette & Trade cards, album containing approx. 500 cards sets & part sets inc. Amalgamated Press Prominent Football Teams (set), Topical Times Great Players (set), Thomson British Team of Footballers (set), Boys Magazine Famous Footballers (set), also a quantity of Thomson Footballers 'K' size & Phillips Pinnace footballers (60+) together with a quantity of Barratts Famous Footballer cards from various series (60+) etc (mixed condition fair to vg)
Lot 467
Trade Cards, an album of 400+ sporting cards, parts sets and odds from many different series, inc. Klene Footballers L-size (33, poor/fair), Thomson Footballers K-size (60+ inc. some in uncut pairs), Amalgamated Press Sporting Champions, Famous Football Captains, Famous Footballers etc., also Magnet Library, Gem etc. (mixed condition poor to vg) (some duplication)
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