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Missioni. Propaganda Fide/Missions. Propaganda Fide. Instructiones ad munera apostolica ritè obeunda perutiles missionibus Chinae, Tunchini, Cochinchinae, atque Siami accommodatae, a missionarijs S. Congregationis de Propaganda Fide. Roma, Zacharias Dominicus Acsamitek, 1669.In-8° (mm 161x104). [30] (di 32), 260 pagine. Manca la carta §§8, recante al verso la silografia ritraente l'incoronazione della Vergine. Vignetta silografica al verso del frontespizio con il motto 'Euntes in universum mundum praedicate Evang. omni creat'. Capilettera, testatine e finalini silografici. Lievi fioriture, leggera gora all'angolo superiore esterno degli ultimi fascicoli. Legatura coeva in vitello agli acidi, dorso a cinque nervi. Tracce di iscrizione impressa in oro al piatto anteriore. Al frontespizio nota di possesso manoscritta 'Pour Monseig l'Eveque d'Alet', timbro 'Archives Hospitales civile de Toulouse' e timbro cardinalizio.Prima edizione di questo fortunato manuale per i missionari redatto dai fondatori della Société des Missions Étrangères di Parigi, i vescovi François Pallu e Pierre Lambert de la Motte in risposta alle istruzioni ricevute da Propaganda Fide nel 1659 su come i missionari avrebbero dovuto assolvere ai doveri apostolici in maniera corretta. 8° (161x104 mm). [30] (of 32), 260 pages. Lacking leaf §§8, with the woodcut depicting the Coronation of the Virgin. Woodcut illustration on verso of the title-page with motto 'Euntes in universum mundum praedicate Evang. omni creat'. Woodcut initials, head- and tailpieces. Light foxing, a light waterstain on the upper outer corner of the last quires. Contemporary calf, spine with five raised bands. Traces of gilt inscription on the front cover. Manuscript owner's insrciption on the title-page 'Pour Monseig l'Eveque d'Alet', stamp 'Archives Hospitales civile de Toulouse' and a cardinalitian stamp.First edition of this celebrated manual for missionaries, by the Bishops François Pallu and Pierre Lambert de la Motte, founders of the Société des Missions Étrangères in Paris. The work was written in response to the instructions received by the Society for the Propagation of the Faith in 1659, concerning the appropiate missionaries' behavior.

Turchia/Turkey. Comidas de Carbognano Cosimo. Primi principi della gramatica turca ad uso dei missionari apostolici di Costantinopoli... Roma, Sacra Congregazione di Propaganda Fide, 1794.In-4° (mm 231x178). 12, 730 pagine. Frontespizio stampato in rosso e nero con al centro la marca della tipografia De propaganda fide. A tratti un po' brunito, lievi fioriture al titolo. Pergamena rigida coeva, taglio picchiettato. Un po' sporca. Ottima copia.Edizione originale nella tiratura B, recante alla fine un fascicolo aggiuntivo di errata, della prima grammatica turca in lingua italiana pensata soprattutto per i missionari italiani a Costantinopoli. L'autore era un cattolico armeno, che faceva l'interprete per il conte Giuseppe Costantino Ludolf, diplomatico del Regno delle Due Sicilie a Constantinopoli. Atabey, 266.4° (231x178 mm). 12, 730 pages. Title-page printed in red and black with the De propaganda fide device at the center. Some gatherings browned, title page slighlty foxed. Contemporary stiff vellum, sprinckled edges. A bit soiled. A good, solid copy.First edition, issue B with an additional quire at the end containing the errata, of the first Turkish grammar in the Italian language, mainly produced for the missionaries in Constantinople. The author was a Catholic Armenian and interpreter to the Count Giuseppe Costantino Ludolf, diplomat of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies at Constantinople. Atabey, 266.

A wartime scrap book containing newspaper and magazine extracts including Nazi plane silhouettes, propaganda etc.; various early 20th century postcards including embroidered forget-me-nots, glamour etc; early 20th century cigarette cards etc.

A Cunard Liner Lusitania commemorative propaganda tile, a 'The Trans-Atlantic Co Stream Ship Liverpool' print showing the views of the after and fore cabins of the Steam Ship Liverpool and a selection of vintage Cunard and other maritime pictures and prints (14).

Australia. Gill (Macdonald), Australia. Her Natural and Industrial Resources, published Alf Cooke Ltd. Leeds and London, 1942, colour printed photo-lithographic pictorial map, old folds, very small holes worn where folds cross, 495 x 740 mm The poster was one of a series of three wartime maps by Gill, the others depicting New Zealand and Canada, distributed as propaganda to demonstrate the contribution of the Commonwealth countries to the Allied war effort. It is worth noting that, though Australia had long since achieved self governing status within the Commonwealth, the map largely reflects an imperial mindset: Aside from the note about its industrial resources, the country is shown primarily as a source of commodities needed for the war effort, with little attempt to depict its distinctive cultural, geographical or political characteristics. (1)

Propaganda Map. Safeguarding our American Liberty, C. S. Hammond & Co., New York, 1941, colour photolithographic WW II propaganda map of the world, decorated with warships and planes, 785 x 535 mm (1)

Propaganda Map. Nazi War Aims. Grab! Grab! Grab! circa 1940, British propaganda map based on a map of Europe showing Germany's expansionist ambitions, old folds, pin holes to corners, 370 x 495 mm (1)

Propaganda maps. La Guerre est L'Industrie Nationale de la Prusse..., 1917, anti-German colour printed map of Europe after Maurice Neumont, with a printed propaganda message 'La Rˆve Allemand' on verso, 230 x 300 mm, together with Die Woche (publishers), England der Blutsauger der Welt, circa 1915, anti-British uncoloured wood engraved map of the world, printed text and image to verso, 250 x 165 mm, with Propaganda postcard. La Pieuvre G‚rmanique, 1914, A French anti-Prussian postcard, of a map of Europe, printed in black & white, 140 x 900 mm All three maps use the conceit of a cartographic octopus whose tentacles reach out to control their respective territorial ambitions. (3)

Collection Of 49 German Culture Cards. c1938. Together With A Military Print On Card And A Small Collection Of Reproduction Propaganda Prints/Posters

Mixed Photographic and Postcard Ephemera. 3 no. 5” x 3 ½“ photos (several duplicated) burial service Norway 1945 inc. grave of Lt F Saville died 10/05/1945 attached (1st Airborne) Bn. Border Regiment & 5 no. 5½“ x 3½“ PoW postcards from Stalag 21D, one named Sgt Donald Richardson; mixed set including 2 GHQ Printing Press RASC BOAR 1945 Christmas Programme with packed autograph page, Workers’ Playtime Broadcast admission slip, misc. photos; 25 no. 5½“ x 3½“ 1950s era postcards of US aircraft by US and Dutch printers; mixed postcards mainly German interest; 15 no. 6” x 4” colour postcards of WWI Polish soldier The Good Soldier Svejk from the 1980s puppet cartoon; c. 20” x 14” propaganda poster ‘Patriots Are Fighting For Us Day And Night’ in French language relating to the St Nazaire Raid March 1942; 6” x 4 ½“ mounted photo RAF airman; 6” x 4” mounted photo (mount in poor condition) of two WWI era soldiers; 8” x 6” mounted photo WWII RAF airman and bride; 9” x 6 ½“ mounted tinted photo Luftwaffe Feldwebel and bride; 9” x 6½“ Luftwaffe mounted photo of 3. Komp. (U.~Lehrgang) Flea. 26 (See) Neu-Kladow dated 1938.

Third Reich Book “Deutschlands U-Boote - der Schrecken Englands. Ein Bildwerk von der deutschen U-Boot-Waffe”, interesting wartime propaganda paperback publication relating to the German submarine warfare in the Atlantic and English channel. Complete with dust jacket and accompanying printed booklet which is often absent.

Carausius AR Denarius. London, circa AD 289-290. IMP CARAVSIVS P F AVG, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right / VIRTVS SAEC C, radiate lion walking to left with thunderbolt held in mouth; RSR in exergue. PAS HAMP-2E6A12 (this coin); RIC -, cf. 591-2 for type with different rev. legend; Shiel -; Webb -; RSC -; cf. PAS BM-B49CF4 (obv. bust type var.) = Timeline Auctions, 30 May 2015, lot 2221 (sold for £17,360). 3.66g, 22mm, 7h. Good Extremely Fine; attractive original tone, as excavated. One of the very finest denarii of Carausius in private hands. Unique. Found in the parish of Itchen Stoke and Ovington near Winchester, Hampshire, United Kingdom, on Sunday 5 November 2017 and registered with the Portable Antiquities Scheme: HAMP-2E6A12. When Carausius settled in Britain in 286 the Roman currency was in a degenerate state, made up almost exclusively of base-metal issues; he saw an opportunity to use the platform of coinage as a means to present himself, his regime and his new ideology for the breakaway 'British Empire', and gold and silver issues superior to those made by the legitimate empire were the principal manifestation of his traditional standards and virtues. It is in the exergual mark of RSR that Carausius' use of classical allusion as propaganda can be seen: G. de la Bédoyère, in his paper for the Numismatic Chronicle (158, 1998, 79-88), made a strong case for a Virgilian reading of the RSR mark, based on its use on a bronze medallion of Carausius (BM 1972-7-17-1), very similar in style to a second bronze medallion with the exergual mark of INPCDA (BM 1967 9-1-1), and the reverse legend employed by Carausius of EXPECTATE VENI, 'Come, long awaited one' (cf. RIC 554-8, 439-40 and Aeneid ii, 283), which usually appears on the silver coinage. He suggests that the RSR mark is an abbreviation of "redeunt Saturnia regna" (the Saturnian kingdoms return), from Virgil's Eclogues IV, from which the following line is "iam nova progenies caelo demittitur alto" (INPCDA, now a generation is let down from heaven above). Virgil's Eclogues text is entirely appropriate for the image that Carausius was trying to promote of the 'British Empire' as a haven of traditional Roman values, and the Saturnian age was a commonly used theme of Roman literature to symbolise a lost paradise, both of which are employed here to legitimise Carausius' rule and appeal to the Romano-British inhabitants of his new empire to support him in his desire to uphold the Roman ideal. The device of a lion bearing a thunderbolt currently defies logical explanation. As a type, it was previously used under the emperors Caracalla, Philip I, Aurelian and Probus who all variously claimed mastery over the East, however in the context of Carausius' reign its significance cannot be the same unless we allow for gross hubris on Carausius' part, having 'defeated' an invasion fleet of Maximianus' in 289 (a panegyric delivered to Constantius Chlorus attributes this failure to bad weather, but notes that Carausius claimed a military victory). The type may be in reference to one of Carausius' military units, Legio IIII Flavia Felix (or a detachment thereof), whose lion insignia was depicted on other contemporary issues.

Q. Servilius Caepio (M. Junius) Brutus Imitative AR Denarius. Uncertain mint, after summer 42 BC (possibly AD 68/9, or later). Bare head of Brutus right; BRVT above, IMP to right, L•PLAET•CEST around / Pileus between two daggers pointing downward; EID•MAR below. Campana, Eidibus Martiis, U1 (this coin); for prototype, cf. Crawford 508/3, CRI 216, and RSC 15. 3.62g, 18mm, 5h. Near Very Fine. Extremely Rare. This coin published in A. Campana, Eidibus Martiis (forthcoming); From a private British collection. In the summer of 42 BC Brutus and Cassius marched through Macedonia and in October met Antony and Octavian in battle on the Via Egnatia just outside Philippi, and won the first engagement. Cassius, as his conservative coins show, remained true to the old republican cause, while Brutus followed the self-advertising line of Antony in the new age of unashamed political propaganda and struck coins displaying his own portrait. Brutus' estrangement from Cassius was effectively complete when this almost inanely assertive coin was struck displaying the pileus, or cap of liberty (symbol of the Dioscuri, saviours of Rome, and traditionally given to slaves who had received their freedom), between the daggers that executed Caesar. In an ironic twist of fate, Brutus committed suicide during the second battle at Philippi on 23 October 42 BC, using the dagger with which he assassinated Caesar. An iconic type from its very inception, the EID MAR type of Brutus was copied and counterfeited probably almost immediately. At least 16 plated contemporary counterfeits are known to have survived - a disproportionately high ratio of plated coins to official issues, surely making the EID MAR one of the most contemporaneously counterfeited coins in history. Struck from dies engraved in a variety of styles, some of which are very faithful to the solid silver counterparts, those plated denarii of Brutus' EID MAR type have occasionally elicited speculation that they may have been produced thus on account of dwindling silver supplies in Brutus' camp. However, none of the plated denarii can be die matched with official, solid silver denarii. Indeed, the wide range of styles on these plated issues is indicative of their true nature as contemporary counterfeits. Whether produced by disaffected, bored or greedy Republican soldiers, or idealistically inclined civilian fraudsters, we shall never know. Of unofficial but solid silver copies there are considerably fewer specimens; it has been suggested by Italo Vecchi that the present coin "is an ancient strike, crystalized and the product of a near contemporary unofficial mint, possibly during the Civil Wars of AD 68-69 in Gaul or Spain", as its crude style bears some resemblance to the issues produced at that time which also feature the two daggers and pileus on the reverse, albeit with the legend P R RESTITVTA replacing EID MAR - however, the possibility of a later renaissance origin cannot be fully excluded.

Civil War, Vindex AR Denarius. Uncertain mint in Gaul, AD 68. DIVVS AVG P P, laureate head of the deified Augustus to right / PAX, clasped hands holding winged caduceus flanked by two cornucopiae. Martin A23; C. 200 and 336 (Augustus); BMCRE 304; RIC 113. 3.66g, 18mm, 5h. Extremely Fine. Extremely Rare – one of only five known examples. Ex Roma Numismatics VII, 22 March 2014, lot 1015 (hammer: £5,500). Often seen as a reaction to Nero's tax policy and a campaign for Gallic independence, the numismatic evidence of the revolt suggests the contrary and demonstrates that rather than having an anti-Roman agenda, Vindex was specifically anti-Neronian and anti-tyrannical. His coinage employs consistently Augustan propaganda, the example seen on this reverse type recalling the great Pax inaugurated by Augustus following his defeat of Marc Antony.

WWII CORRESPONDENCE/PAPERS. Collection of various communiques, leaflets and books mostly circa 1930 to include: a set of Russian satirical cartoons including works by Boris Efimov published 1975, a printed envelope dated 1949 containing sixteen reproductions of various Leninist/Stalinist propaganda artworks, a winners certificate possibly for a reading/literary competition for women in Bremen in 1935, a 'Link News' newsletter 'printed in the field' dated 1943, a decree dated to 1934 appointing Cuthbert Fox to be the 'Consul at Falmouth', a printed copy of a communique by Eisenhower to allied troops in 1944. a 1944 fax from the Argentinian ministry of war.

THIRD REICH. 13 pieces of printed materials to include 2 folders of propaganda paintings and photographs, typed letters, painted cards, books, and notices.

THIRD REICH PROPAGANDA. 4 pieces of printed Third Reich ephemera to include a copy of Kampf und Kunst, a 1933 collection of painted propaganda. Also Das Deutschland, a 1937 illustrated propaganda booklet, Adolf Hitler Ein Mann Und Sein Volk to include printed portraits and newspaper clippings, lastly a hardback 2nd edition copy of Panzer Battles 1939-1945 by FW Von Mellenthin.

A collection of approx 30 lps, comprising German Rock and Punk, Kraut Rock and Deutsche Neue Welle - artists including Tangerine Dream, Toten Hosen, Grobschnitt, Propaganda, Birthcontrol, etc

THREE 1937 USSR COMPLETE SHEETS OF PROPAGANDA STAMPS

THREE SOVIET/COMMUNIST ERA PROPAGANDA POSTERSdepicting Vietnam, The Star of Russia and the Hammer and Sickle, each 40cm x 30cm (3)

Glam Rock, eight original UK albums of mainly Glam Rock comprising Roxy Music (S/t, Stranded, Country Life, For Your Pleasure and Avalon), Sparks (Kimono My House and Propaganda) and Lou Reed - Transformer - various years and conditions

Imperial Service Medal (boxed) and LusItania medal (boxed with propaganda print) and Queen's golden Jubilee medal

1922-45 German commemorative medals collection.Execution of Albert Leo Schlageter medal. "Death and Shame", Bronze, 61mm and silver 36mm medals, by Karl Goetz, 1923; Adolf Hitler, white porcelain with gilt rim, 90mm; white porcelain with red rim, 46mm; 22ct gold 20.8mm, 6g; unknown issuer silver 35mm, 15.4g; chocolate brown bakelite pin, 30mm wide (5) Hermann Goering, bronze plaque, 83.2 x 79.6mm; white porcelain relief plaque, 140 x 102mm; and a white metal medal (3). Also a 1922, Occupation of the Rhineland, "Black Shame" porcelain propaganda medal. (11)

1957-1976 Collection of Republican propaganda books and booklets.Faul, Fr. Denis and Murray, Fr. Raymond. SAS Terrorism- The Assassin's Glove, Sinn Fein, 1976, 8vo, 45pp, printed paper wrappers; Ó Tuathail, Séamus. They Came in the Morning. Sinn Fein, 12mo, 41pp, printed paper wrappers; McGarrity, J. Resistance: The Story of the Struggle in British-Occupied Ireland. Irish Freedom Press, Dublin, 1957, 12mo, 120pp, printed card wrappers; Also Dublin's Fighting Story 1916-21, Told by the Men Who Made It. The Kerryman, Tralee. 8vo, 226pp, printed card wrappers. (4)

Collection of nationalist and loyalist propaganda publications.Cunningham, Michael. Monaghan County of Intrigue. Tanatallon, 1979, Faul, Fr Denis and Murray, Fr Raymond. British Army and Special Branch RUC Brutalities; The Flames of Long Kesh; Long Kesh The Iniquity of Internment; Sands, Bobby. Writings, all 8vo, printed paper wrappers. Also Ulster The Facts. Ulster Unionist Party, 1969; and Smyth, Clifford. The RUC Target For Treachery. (7) 8.255.75 8.25 by 5.75in. (21 by 14.6cm)

1972-1981 Northern Ireland republican propaganda posters.Five various propaganda posters 'Why won't you let my daddy come home, Mr Whitelaw? - End Internment'; Irish Solidarity With the Palestinian People'; 'Why another Hunger Strike...?', 'Éire Nua - don Óige', also a 1987 art exhibition poster featuring the aftermath of a riot. (6) Sizes up to 17.7525.25 17.75 by 25.25in. (45.1 by 64.1cm)

1970s and 1980s Northern Ireland republican propaganda postersFive various lithographically printed posters, including 'Resist British Rule', 'Loose talk costs lives', 'Support the fight for Irish freedom' (colour); and 'Brits Out! self determination - IRSP' (colour). (5) Sizes up to 17.7525.25 17.75 by 25.25in. (45.1 by 64.1cm)

1976-1982 Northern Ireland republican propaganda posters.Five various lithographically printed posters, including 'H-Block - gán orthu - ach blaincéad - Long Kesh'; 'Victory to the Blanket Men'; Bloody Sunday Commemorative March, '82'; 'Women Against H-Block'; and 'Aisling'. 17.5025 17.50 by 25in. (44.5 by 63.5cm)

1980 and '81 Hunger Strikes, propaganda posters.A collection of nine republican propaganda posters relating to the hunger strikes including one colour example featuring a poem by Bobby Sands. Sizes up to 1826 18 by 26in. (45.7 by 66cm)

1915 (7 May) British propaganda medal to commemorate the sinking of RMS Lusitania, with a 1914-1918 Mercantile Marine medalThe famous medal, purporting to have been issued originally in Germany to celebrate the sinking of the Lusitania but actually all were made in England as a propaganda exercise. Accompanied by interesting correspondence from and to Fred Dixon in the 1960s, as well as relevant clippings from newspapers and magazines. Also with this lot a Mercantile Marine Medal to Robert Tracey, who is not listed as crew of the Lusitania. Provenance: Collection of FE Dixon.

A Collection Of World Ward German Ephemera To Include : Sports Certificate, Document Dated 1941, A Collection Of RAD Postcards, Deathcard, A Small Selection Of Postcards And Photographs, Songbooks, Aircraft Recognition Books And A Small Collection Of Reproduction Propaganda Postcards.

Large Collection of Russian Cold War Propaganda Posters Featuring Many Interesting Designs in Two Rigid Tubes.

A German Third Reich period carved softwood bust, of Anderl Heckmair, the first man to climb the north face of the Eiger, shaped base, signed with initials MG, 21cm wide, c.1938Heckmair lead the first successful ascent of the mountain's north face in July 1938. Although never a member of the Nazi party, the National Socialists made great use of his image and the achievements of his expedition for reasons of propaganda and publicity.

CHINESE CULTURAL REVOLUTION : 23 silk screen political propaganda posters, rolled,approx 520 x 380 mm, circa 1960s.

CHINESE CULTURAL REVOLUTION : 35 silk screen political propaganda posters, approx 750 x 500 mm, c1960s.

CHINESE CULTURAL REVOLUTION : 54 silk screen political propaganda posters, approx 750 x 500 mm, c1960s.

CHINESE CULTURAL REVOLUTION : 65 silk screen political propaganda posters, some in duplicate, with signs of use, approx 750 x 500 mm, c1960s.

CHINESE CULTURAL REVOLUTION : 8 silk screen political propaganda posters, rolled,approx 750 x 500 mm, c1960s.

NEW WAVE/POP/80s - LPs, 12" & 7". Wicked collection of around 100 x 12"/EPs with some LPs and also 15 x 7". Artists/titles include Pretenders (x24) inc. Merry Christmas (promo only 7" flexi), S/T (LP), Still Pretending, Talk Of The Town, II, Thin Line Between Love And Hate, 2000 Miles and Learning To Crawl, Blue Yonder, 5 x 4 - Boot Camp, Jane Bond And The Undercover Men, The Knitters, Depeche Mode inc. Personal Jesus, The Singles 81-85, Construction Time Again and A Broken Frame, The Orchids, Propaganda, Figures On A Beach, Mojo Nixon, Surf Punks, BRMC, The Anti Nowhere League, FYC and Sinead O'Connor. Condition is usually terrific Ex to Ex+.

A collection of reproduction WW2 propaganda posters.

Beano (1942) 174-184. Propaganda war issues. Hitler cartoon 'Himmel!, Der pig-dog British are saving all their waster paper!'. Pansy Potter goes fishing and catches a U-Boat. Lord Snooty gives the Nazis laughing gas but Hitler thinks it's not funny. No 180 Pansy Potter drawn by Dudley Watkins. 174 well worn [gd-], balance [gd/vg] (11)

Beano (1942-44) 188, 189, 192, 234, 237, 242, 243. Propaganda war issues. Lord Snooty takes the professor's spaceship to 'Cometland' and gets the comets to burn Berlin. Pansy Potter turns waste-paper Beanos into bombs and gives Hitler a headache [gd] (7)

Beano 247 Xmas (1944). Propaganda war issue. 'Don't forget to save all your Xmas wrappers on the 25th - they'll make next Christmas happier still!' Bright cover with some edge tears and wear to centre page overhang with no loss [vg]

Dandy (1941) 192-203. Propaganda war issues. 192-197 [vg-/vg], 203 [fr], 198-202 [gd] (12)

Dandy (1943) 232, 234-236, 238 Easter, 239-247, 252. Propaganda war issues. 'If you collect waste paper you can turn the Blitz on Fritz!' [gd/vg] (15)

Dandy (1945) 283-292, 294. Propaganda war issues. 286: first Danny Longlegs by Dudley Watkins, 289 April Fool issue. 283, 285 [gd], balance [vg-/vg] (11)

Fresh Fun + (1940s G.G. Swan) 7, 8, 10, 11, 18-20, 23, 24 (some propaganda war issues) and Fresh Fun Winter Special. With Cute Fun 5, 7 and Funnies Albums 1948, 1954, 1955 with Birthday Fun Album (1951). Nos 11, 5, 7 [gd], balance [vg/fn-] (16)

The Adventures of Dick Boss No 1 (1947) by Alfred Mazure printed in the Netherlands (English language). A 212 pg booklet published by the Literary Press Ltd, London. 4½ x 3 ins, b + w illustrations to every page. Dick 'Bos' was created by Alfred Mazure ('Maz') in 1940 and became The Netherlands first comic book hero. A private eye fluent in six languages, Dick was a black belt in Judo, an expert in Jiu-Jitsu and a crack shot. During the German occupation the huge popularity of Dick Boss's fictional detective adventures came to the attention of the Nazi propaganda machine who offered Mazure safe status and a million issue print run if he transformed Boss into a Nazi spy. Mazure refused and his publications were subsequently banned until the end of WWII. Amazingly, the Germans did not know he was a member of the Dutch Resistance. Today Dick Boss and his creator have legendary status and their scarce original No 1 and No 2 publications are keenly collected [vg+]

Radio Fun (Jan-Jun 1945) 326-351. In half year publisher's bound volume. Propaganda war issues. Starring Big-Hearted Arthur, Petula Clark, Bob Hope and Jerry Colonna and ITMA's Tommy Handley. With Our War Heroes propaganda war stories. Bright covers, cream pages with slightly darker edges [fn] (26)

Seven WW2 propaganda poster. (7)

Eight WW2 card propaganda posters. (8) 

Approximately sixty seven books relating to World War II and the Nazi'sTo include many hardback books on Nazi propaganda, Thyssen's I Paid Hitler, books on Auschwitz, memoirs etc. (67)

A WWI ENLIST PROPAGANDA POSTER "FALL IN", depicting head & shoulders of a soldier playing bugle reading "Answer Now In Your Country's Hour Of Need", printed by Hill, Siffken & Co. 154 x 104 cm (including frame)

NAZI'S IN FRANCE: An unused 4to sheet of the Military Commander in France printed stationery from the 'Propaganda Abteilung' in Paris, featuring the department and address ('52, Champs-Elysées') printed in black at the head. About EX

[GOEBBELS JOSEPH]: (1897-1945) German Politician, Reich Minister of Propaganda in Nazi Germany 1933-45. An unused 4to sheet of Goebbel's printed stationery, featuring the black printed heading Der Reichsminister fur Volksaufklarung und Propaganda beneath a blind embossed Nazi eagle and swastika, also with the printed address at Wilhelmplatz, Berlin. Some light creasing otherwise VG Provenance: Accompanied by copies of statements of origin signed by Richard O. Rex stating that he personally removed the stationery from the Reich Chancellery in Berlin in July 1945 after having been flown in to help establish a medical dispensary for use during The Potsdam Conference. Also signed by a Notary Public as a witness. 

VINYL RECORDS - A collection of vinyl long pay LP records, nearly all records are in a near mint condition, to include several artists such as Genesis, The Eagles, The Who, 10cc, Thin Lizzy, Supertramp, The Rolling Stones, Status Quo, Joe Walsh, Andrew Gold, Roxy Music, The Alarm, Propaganda,Santana, Max Q, Quireboys, Machine Head, Aerosmith, AC / DC, Guns N Roses - Appetite For Destruction ( Baned Cover )

A British Lusitania Propaganda Medal, 1915, 55 mm diameter and a contemporary leather medallion of the same, 57 mm diameter

German WW2 propaganda book with German soldiers sports documents

A WWII Close Ups Through Child's Eyes cartoon comic book, by Bert Thomas, to include propaganda type ditties, etc., 15cm high, 22cm wide

Septimus Edwin Scott  (UK, 1879 - c.1952) Oil on canvas painting of figures bailing hay and loading it onto a horse drawn wagon.  Signed lower left.  Sight size: 11 x 21.5 in. Overall Size:  in. Scott studied at the Royal College of Art and from 1903 was exhibiting at the Royal Academy.  He is known as an illustrator as well as a painter, working on periodicals and books, propaganda posters for the Ministry of Munitions during WWI and afterwards in advertising for major brands.