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Click here to subscribeErrol Flynn signed 10 x 8 b/w portrait photo. Nice image in check jacket, shirt and tie. Signed in black dedicated to Francis. Has R & R auctions COA. Good Condition. All signed items come with our certificate of authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, EU from £4.95, Overseas from £6.95
Ruby Turner signed white card. British Jamaican R&B and soul singer, songwriter, and actress. Good Condition. All signed items come with our certificate of authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, EU from £4.95, Overseas from £6.95
Ten WW2 aces and DFM winners signed 1987 Lord Dowding Sheltered Housing Appeal cover RAFAC29. Dowding 17p Stamp and BFPS 2154 postmark. Includes Grp Capt F Carey DFC AFC DFM, Sqn Ldr R Dalton DFM, Flt Lt F Gash DFM Wg Cdr W Gregory DFM, Wg Cdr T Higginson DFC DFM, Air Cdre E Wright DFC DFM, Sqn Ldr C Haw DFC DFM, Sqn Ldr R Stilwell DFC DFM, Sqn Ldr K Lee DFC, Bobby Oxspring & John Keatings. Good Condition. All signed items come with our certificate of authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, EU from £4.95, Overseas from £6.95
Dudley Heal DFM, Douglas Webb DFM, Frank Appleby DFM, Richard James DFM, Bernard Kent DFC, Ron Barton, Harold Roddis, J R Waite, Richard Todd and Alan Cooper signed Born Leader - the story of Guy Gibson VC hardback book. Signed on bookplate attached to inside front page. Good Condition. All signed items come with our certificate of authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, EU from £4.95, Overseas from £6.95
1948 London Olympic Games 8x12 Wembley Photo Signed By 6 Gb Medal Winners Bert Bushnell, Dorothy Tyler, David Bond, Mike Lapage, Bill Griffiths & F R Lindsay. Good Condition. All signed items come with our certificate of authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, EU from £4.95, Overseas from £6.95
A group of seven WWI and WWII medals, awarded to Laurence R. Stilwell comprising WWI British War Medal and Mercantile Marine Medal, WWII 1939-45 medal and Italy, Atlantic, Africa and 1939-45 Stars, displayed and framed with the miniatures, Admiralty slip, biographical information and photograph, 20cm x 29cm
A taxidermy collection of stuffed and mounted birds, various, by Sheals of Belfast including Dipper (Male) inscribed "January 6 1908 Mr R Beckett Co. Antrim", Common Tern (Male) inscribed to base ".... Strangford Co. Down May 1905 Mr Beckett", Pied Blackbird (Male) inscribed to base "March 1909 Mr Beckett Re-mounted from a batched job", Golden Eye, Magpie, Kingfisher, Blue Tit and Goldcrest (8) CONDITION REPORTS Magpie has a bald area to the underside of the wing - possible insect damage. There is a crack to the branch that the magpie is sitting on- has possibly been re-glued. Kingfisher is very faded to one side and on the same side, part of the wing skeleton is exposed and there are some other areas of damage - possibly by insects - around it's face / eye area. The red-painted highlights to the beak and claws are flaking. Blue Tit - there is flaking / possible crack to the supporting branch. One of it's back claws is missing. The Dipper is missing two claws to one foot and has some cracking / flaking to the lower section of the beak. All items have general wear and tear conducive with age and use to include ruffled feathers - some discoloured variously through sunlight exposure, etc. There are white loose dots on all - unknown if this is insect damage or dust. See images for further details.
A black silk side saddle hat, bears inscription to the interior "R Stonehouse & Co, the Head Hatters West Hartlepool", together with a Dunn & Co. Hat Makers hat box CONDITION REPORTS The stitching is coming away from the leather band internally. There is discolouration and staining to the silk internally. There is wear to the edges of the silk on the top especially. Generally in need of a clean. The box has heavy water damage and rips throughout as well as being written on in various places. Both have wear and tear conducive with age and use. See images for further details. Hat measures approx 20 cm front to back and 15.5 cm side to side, 53.3 cm internal circumference.
AFTER RICHARD JAMES "Coursing", coloured engraving by Charles Turner, published London 1821 by R Ackermann, script added by hand CONDITION REPORTS It is definitely James and not Jones written on the mount. Image has foxing and discolouration and appears to have been cleaned at some point. There are several surface scratches, the plate measures approx 33.5 cm x 45.6 cm and including frame measures 56.5 cm x 67 cm. The frame has knocks and splits and chunks missing throughout. Heavy wear and tear conducive with age and use - see images for further details
A taxidermy stuffed and mounted Eel, in naturalistic setting and verre eglomise bow-fronted display case, bearing label inscribed "Eel caught by John Roper R Avon 1st Sept 1938 3lb 4oz" CONDITION REPORTS Paintwork is worn in various places and there are some cracks and chipping to the case throughout. Has possibly been re-taped at some point. Background has various dark spots, etc. Fish itself has flaking to the paintwork and the area around the fin looks a little strange - unsure if this is a repair or done at the time of casing? See image for more details. General wear and tear to include dirt, dust, surface scratches to the gilding and paintwork, etc - all conducive with age and use - see images for more details.
Buddy Holly - Piece of original carpet from the Surf Ballroom and Convention Centre, Clear Lake Iowa, 9" x 4.75", sold with a certificate signed by manager Darrel R. Hein to authenticate that this is a piece of the original carpet that was imported from France and laid in 1947 when the new Surf was opened, later sold by public auction at the Surf Ballroom, 3rd February 1990
Nelson Interest - William Ellis after Frances Chesham - Set of four engravings - The Memorable Victory Of The Nile, published by George Riley, November 1799, 32cm x 43cm, together with Admiral Nelson's Glorious Victory, from the London Gazette Extraordinary, October 2, 1798, published by John Fairburn, overall size including both plate and text 31cm x 49.75cm and Plan Of The Attack By Lord Nelson On The Combined Fleet, October 21st 1805, published by R. Dodd, November 1805, 24.5cm x 35.5cm Condition: All are rather foxed and stained with some other minor faults, please see our images but would advise viewing in person - **General condition consistent with age
WW2 RAF France & Germany Casualty Group consisting 1939-45 Star, France & Germany Star, 1939-45 War medal ... 2 x embroidery AG half wings ... Sergeant stripe ... Various photos all relating to Sergeant D H Henson ... Medal ribbon bar ... Small selection of various badges.Sgt E R Brooks-Clarke. 280 Sqn Coastal Command KiA 26/6/1942
Royal Naval Reserve Long Service & Good Conduct Medal etc. A George V example awarded to 'D.1915 A.L. DURRAND RNR' ... Accompanied by a Territorial Efficiency Medal (GVIR) '1435346 GNR C. FISHWICK RA'. ... Special Constabulary Medal (GVIR), 'ADAM R. HUDSON'. ... Civil Defence Long Service Medal, in case of issue. ... (4 items)
Post 1953 Flight Lieutenant Navigator's Battle Dress blue grey zip front open collar short jacket. Pleated chest pockets with QC composite RAF buttons. Embroidery N half wing. Fl Lt shoulder rank. Internal ink name 'R Hardisty' ... Matching trousers ... Blue grey single breasted open collar service dress tunic. Pleated chest and lower bag pockets with buttoned flaps. Fl Lt cuff rank braid. QC anodised RAF buttons. 3 items.
WW2 RAF Atlantic Star Casualty Medal Group consisting 1939/45 Star, Africa Star with North Africa 1942-43 bar, Atlantic Star, Defence medal, 1939-45 War medal. Contained in a modern frame with KC brass RAF cap badge, later embroidery AG half wing. Complete with medal slip named to 'Sergeant E R Brooks-Clarke'.Sgt E R Brooks-Clarke. 280 Sqn Coastal Command KiA 26/6/1942
WW1 Cheshire Regiment Group of Three Medals. Awarded to '25669 PTE G WORTHINGTON CHES R' Comprising 1914/15 Star, 'CHES R', British War Medal, Victory Medal, 'CHES R' Medals lose.Private George Worthington landed in France on the 26th September 1915. In January 1918 he transferred for service with the Royal Flying Corps.
WW1 Cheshire Regiment Medals and Ephemera etc. Comprising: British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to '45774 PTE. G.E. MOTTERSHEAD CHES R'. The medal pair are accompanied by original discharge papers. ... Badges and buttons including Cheshire Regiment. ... Also paperwork for his son who served with the RAMC from 1947 until 1949.
Great War Air Force Cross (AFC) Group of Four Medals. Awarded to Air Commodore Cresswell Turner AFC. Comprising: Air Force Cross 'CAPT CRESSWELL TURNER R.A.F. BUCKINGHAM PALACE AUG. 2ND 1919' (Privatley engraved), 1914/15 Star, '2. LIEUT C. TURNER WORC R', British War Medal, Victory Medal, 'CAPT RFC'. The group remains mounted as originally worn. ... Accompanied by a pair of WW2 period Canadian made RAF flat pilots wings.Air Commodore Cresswell Turner AFC was born in 1896 and after attending Sandhurst was commissioned into the 1st Bn Worcestershire Regiment in August 1915. Transferring to the Royal Flying Corps he flew as an Observer before undergoing Pilot Training he is then noted as been posted to 32 Squadron at that time flying the DH5 on ground attack missions, the Squadron would later convert to the SE5 fighter. At some time in 1918 he posted to the Instrument Design Establishment which was based at Biggin Hill, it is believed that his work here resulted in the award of the Air Force Cross, which was announced in the London Gazette on the 11th February 1919. In August 1919 he was granted a permanent commission in the RAF and in 1920 was posted as a pilot to 210 Squadron. In 1923 he was serving in Iraq as a Technical Officer. The 1930’s would see him moving to the Engineering Branch of the RAF and in 1938 with the rank of Group Captain he was serving as Senior Engineering Officer HQ Maintenance Command. He was promoted to Acting Air Commodore on the 1st December 1941 and in 1942 was SASO HQ Technical Training Command. He retired with this rank in May 1944. He died on the 19th October 1951.
Two Scarce Gramophone Postcards & Various Early Postcards consisting Tucks Gramophone Record postcard (Series T) 'A New Record by Hobbs' cricketer playing for Surrey ... Tucks Gramophone Record postcard (Series R) 'Embers Waltz' with picture of the stepping stones Capel Curig. Together with a Wrench's 'Links of Empire' postcards Series 3, No 3. The rear with Christchurch NZ 1901 postmark. Stamp removed. Together with seven Russian- Japanese war postcards including 4 cards showing Japanese leaders.
MILITARY INTEREST - A VICTORIAN CAST BRASS BELL CLOCK TROPHY, the circular glazed dial with enamel Roman numeral inset panels, having inscription above - 'Military Tournament Teignmouth, 1890, Cleaving Turk's Head, won by Capt. B. C. Cleave, R. 1st D.Y.C', the 8 day movement striking on a single gong, the cast bell shaped case having all over chased decoration and bands of inscription, ie: 'Dominus Vobisaum et Cum Spiritu Tuo' overall H 29 cm
JACK R. MOULD. Estuary scene with cottages, see verso, signed lower left, oil on canvas, framed, 49 x 75 cm, together with JAY WARREN, town scene with horses, carts and figures, signed lower right, oil on board, framed, 22 x 90 cm and indistinctly signed Continental harbour scene with fishing boats and figures, signed lower left, oil on canvas, framed, 24 x 37 cm (3)
Vocal records, 12-inch: ten, female voice, by Kiurina (Parlo P9165 Turandot), Koshetz (Brunswick 30106 Pique Dame / Reverie & Dance, HMV DB 1205 Hebrew Melodies); Lotte Lehmann (U.S. Decca PG 25805 Korngold); Leisner (Grammophon 27526 Brahms / Strauss); Schumann spec. vinyl, ex DA1438 OEA2195); Seinemeyer (Parlo P9850Margarethe, P2218 R. Strauss, Odeon O-7837 Weingartner / Liszt; Siems (hand written label, (E10362 Huguenots, scrs) (10)
The Beatles, Please Please Me 7" Single - Original UK release on the red Parlophone label - 45-R 4983 in Good condition with Beatles names written on the label - sold together with a copy of the New Musical Express from February 1963 with an advert congratulating The Beatles for the single reaching Number one in the charts
Orchestral records, 12-inch: seven albums (comp. cond or perf.) by Stravinsky, Hail McDonald, Rachmaninoff, William Walton; twenty-three others by Stravinsky, Roy Harris, Holbrook (Paxton Ccpr 115-118), Hindemith, Gropé, Berlioz, Morton Gould, Vaughan Williams, Milhaud, Copland, Bloch, Berg, R. Strauss, Elizalde, Dubensky, Carpentier, Virgil Thomson, Ashalomov, Weinberger, Blitzstein and Barber (51 albums)
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