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Lot 15
Dame Penelope Keith (b.1940) English actress and presenter, active in all genres, including radio, stage, television and film and primarily known for her roles in the British sitcoms The Good Life and To the Manor Born. A poster for The Importance of Being Ernest by Oscar Wilde Directed by Val May starring Penelope Keith nicely signed under her picture by Penelope Keith, approximately 15.75 inches x 11.75 inches. Good condition Est.
Lot 265
Ronan Keating signed 12x8 inch colour photo. Ronan Patrick John Keating born 3 March 1977 is an Irish singer, songwriter, and television and radio presenter who currently hosts a breakfast show on Magic Radio. He debuted in 1994 alongside Keith Duffy, Michael Graham, Shane Lynch, and Stephen Gately, as the co-lead singer with Gately of Irish group Boyzone. His solo career started in 1999 and he has recorded eleven albums. He gained worldwide attention when his single When You Say Nothing at All was featured in the film Notting Hill and reached number one in several countries. Good condition Est.
Lot 557
Toys & Juvenalia - a large 1960's plastic doll, reputedly from Rowbothams shop in Leicester; other memories from childhood including 1960's nursery rhyme stencils; a mid 1960's girls school purse; a 1960's Fisher Price pocket radio toy; glass marbles; various die-cast models including Dinky etc (quantity)
Lot 1373
Selection of mixed electrical items to include Sony digital radio Remington hair dryer etc. Not available for in-house P&P, contact Paul O'Hea at Mailboxes on 01925 659133Condition Report: All electrical items in this lot have been PAT tested for safety and have passed. This does not confirm that the item is in full working order.
Lot 712
J.F.K.'s Visit to Ireland 1963 - Fascinating Collection of Documents relating to President Kennedy's visit to Ireland, 26th to 29th June, 1963, relating to policing and suppression of protests. A collection of 15 letters, memos, circulars and other official documents issued before the visit by the Garda Crime Branch to members of An Garda Siochana. A fascinating primary source, demonstrating the Lemass government's determination that the visit be successful and not marred by Anti-US demonstrations. The archive includes directions to officers that 'the movements and associates' of two Russian correspondents 'are to be discreetly watched.' The Russians are named as 'Evan Stenin, representing Tass, who arrived on June 22nd 1963 on Russian Passport, No. C 4199 and Guenrikh Trofinenko, representing Radio Moscow, who arrived on June 21st 1963 on Russian Passport No. C 60156, 'as they will be anxious to obtain material which would show the visit of President Kennedy in an unfavourable light.' Further instructions from the Crime Branch request Gardai to suppress protests and 'play cards (sic) or slogans or other offensive matter to be removed' at centres to be visited by the President. In communication stamped 25th June 1963 it is noted that 'The Commissioner directs that best serge uniform will be worn at all times during the president's visit. Members who, through no fault of their own have not received the current issue of uniform will be detailed for duty at places away from Presidential route.' It is noted that 'Every Divisional Officer will ensure that only efficient members of presentable appearance and having had 'their hair trimmed' should give a first-class display of efficiency, smartness and courtesy.' Many Gardai are named with service numbers recorded detailing arrangements for transport to Dublin, New Ross and Galway during the visit, including arrangements for 'two Buffet Type' meals in the Parish Hall in Wexford town. File includes cancellation of all leave directive during the period 22nd to 29th June, subsistence allowances etc. As an Archive, w.a.f. (1)
Lot 1261
Postcards, a mixed comic selection of 31 cards with 17 cards illustrated by George Studdy (16 Bonzo), themes include radio, tennis, transport, love, cigars, aviation, police etc. Sold with 14 cards illustrated by Tom Browne incl. set of 6 'The Amateur Photographer', all published by Davidson Bros. Themes include Pa's troubles, seaside comforts, the milk seller, spooning, transport etc (mainly gd)
Lot 144
Advertising Playing Cards, Rio Rita a boxed double pack of circular cards produced as a souvenir of the 1929 film 'Rio Rita' by Radio Pictures 'a talkie musical' (gd) sold together with 9 other packs of advertising cards and a 1903 Goodall's Bridge Whist booklet (gen gd some boxes missing) (11)
Lot 619
Trade cards, a collection of 250+ cards, mostly part-sets, many scarce series noted inc. Rowntree's, The Old & the New, (9), Brooke Bond, Out into Space ('issued with' 48/50), Calvert, Dan Dare Series (14), King's Laundries, Radio & Television Stars (22/25), Barber's Teas, Cinema & Television Stars (set, 24 cards) etc (mostly vg)
Lot 101
British WWII D.F.C. Group of six medals and Ephemera to Lieutenant Eric Chandler D.F.C., listed in the London Gazette as serving with R.A.F.V.R., 223 Sqn. Service number: 160989. The group consists of a Distinguished Flying Cross dated 1945 in original Royal Mint box of issue with certificate of issue from Buckingham Palace (the message: I greatly regret that I am unable to give you personally the award which you have so well earned...) with the George VI signature, 1939-1945 Star, The Africa Star, The France and Germany Star, 1939-45 Medal and Defence Medal, with is cap badges, buttons and rank pips. The ephemera includes his RAF Service and Release Book, RAF Navigator's Air Bomber's and Air Gunner's Flying Log Book which lists the Operations he flew on which include Hohebudburg, Bonn and Mainz with a note from the Wing Commander of No.223 (B.S.) Sqd that he flew on 26 operational sorties with that group, RAF 'Use of English' Course No.7 Booklet and an album of pictures of himself and his family with some Aerial shots of Airfields. His experiences were as a Wireless Operator with No 2 Group, Bomber Command, July 1940 - September 1945, including: his training; active service flying Blenheim's with No 107 Squadron, RAF Watton, Norfolk, July 1940 - February 1941, notably attacking German invasion forces along the coast of Europe and bombing Germany; as an instructor with No 17 OTU, RAF Upwood, Cambridgeshire, February - June 1941; with No 21 Squadron, RAF Lossiemouth, Scotland, June 1941; with No 82 Squadron in Malta, June - July 1941 (attacking enemy convoys, losing his pilot badly wounded, being shot down and spending 4 days and 4 nights at sea in a dingy) and at RAF Bodney, Norfolk, August 1941 - March 1942, raiding shipping off the Dutch and Norwegian coasts; with No 21 Squadron, RAF Bodney, March 1942 - November 1943, making searches over the North Sea and low level bombing raids on occupied Europe; as an Instructor in Radio Navigation ("Gee") flying Mitchells on operations from Norfolk with No 98 Squadron and No 107 Squadron at RAF Thruxton. November 1943 - March 1944, and RAF Stanton Morley, March - August 1944; while awaiting release from the RAF he was badly injured, September 1944, while test flying the Invader, a new US aeroplane, and remained in hospital for over a year listed in his log book leaving him on Transport Command (P+F Duties) from the 14th of July, the lot includes two wrist watches with luminous dials (not working). A fantastic group with an astounding amount od provenance.
Lot 43
A collection of approx 36 books and 18 Annuals related to movies and actors, titles to include, Radio Fun Annual, The New Film Show Annual, The Boys and Girls Cinema Club Annual, Film Fun Annual, The Film Lovers Annual, The Golden Age of B Movies, Hollywood's hall of Shame, Stars and Films of 1937 & 1938, The Films of Alfred Hitchcock, etc.
Lot 9
Only Fools & Horses - 40th Anniversary Auction - an original vintage 1985 edition of the Radio Times ' Christmas And New Year Double Issue! ' featuring the Trotters to the cover, with Uncle Albert dressed as Santa. Signed by Sir David Jason to the centre in gold ink. Complete issue. The issue relates to the 1985 Christmas Special episode 'To Hull And Back.' Supplied with a COA from the Only Fools and Horses Appreciation Society.
Lot 142
Only Fools & Horses - 40th Anniversary Auction - Heroes & Villains (1996 Christmas Special) - an original vintage Bush made Italian clock radio in orange and black. In the episode, clocks identical to this were rebranded as fictional 'Betatime Radio Alarm Clocks', supposedly made in Latvia. This clock comes autographed to the side by Sir David Jason (Del) in black ink. Unboxed, untested. 31cm long, approx. Supplied with a COA from the Only Fools and Horses Appreciation Society.
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