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Lot 2920
Collection of cigarette cards sets in a modern album, including Ardath Sports Champions; Ogden A.B.C. of Sport; Gallaher Racing Scenes; Ardath Film Stage and Radio Stars; Churchman In Town Tonight; Gallaher Wild Flowers; Players Tennis; Carreras Fortune Telling; Players Characters from Dickens; Ardath Your Birthday Tells your Fortune; Ardath Figures of Speech; Hignett Actors; Players Natural History; Godfrey Phillips Film Stars; Phillips Film Favourites; Wills Garden Flowers, etc etc (qty)
Lot 2921
Collection of cigarette cards sets in a modern album, including Lambert & Butler Empire Air Routes; Gerard Modern Armaments; Drapkin Celebrities of the Great War ; Players Footballers Caricatures by RIP, Players Football Caricatures by MAC, Cricketers Caricatures by RIP, Straight Line Caricatures, Military Head-Dress, Dogs, Gilbert and Sullivan; Turf Radio Celebrities; Turf Film Stars; Mitchell Famous Crosses (qty)
Lot 2923
Collection of film star cigarette cards sets in a modern album, Cavanders Cinema Stars; Ardath Film Stage and Radio Stars; Hill Famous Film Stars; Barbers Tea Cinema and Television Stars; Carreras Famous Film Stars; Abdulla Screen Stars; Cavanders Cinema Stars; Carreras Paramount Stars; Lea Famous Film Stars; Edwards Ringer & Bigg Cinema Stars (qty)
Lot 105
PAUL MCCARTNEY - a 1979 promotional card sign for the New York radio station WPLJ on 95.5, featuring an illustration of Paul McCartney in a field with sheep (71x28cm), a Tug of War 'the single' poster (25.5x38cm with a 4cm tear over the central fold) and a poster for Unplugged 'The Official Bootleg' (51x76cm).
Lot 198
BEATLES INTERVIEW REEL TO REEL TAPE - an incredibly rare reel to reel tape of a radio interview with the Beatles dated 24.01.64 in the Redifussion Studios in Paris. All four Beatles are present during the interview and the interview was aired by the British Forces Broadcasting Network from Berlin. A soldier "Bob Packham" set off from Berlin to deliver a petition to the Beatles in Paris asking them to visit the Kings Regiment in Paris and "Bob" also takes part in the interview with the Beatles. The interviewer is the late Alistair McDougall, who worked for BFBN for many years before moving to Radio Luxembourg and later Radio Doncaster. The recording is approximately 17 minutes long and whilst it would have been aired on BFBN at the time, it is believed to be the only copy in existence (BFBN do not have a copy in their archives).
Lot 41
BEATLES US AND CANADIAN PRESSINGS - A nice collection of 7 x LPs. Titles include: Anthology 2 - SPRO11206/7, special promo copy, sampler for US radio, Ex+/Ex+; Magical Mystery Tour - C1 0777 7 48062 1 3, 1995 US limited edition stereo reissue, Ex+/Ex+; Long Tall Sally - ST 6063, 1983 Canadian reissue, Ex+/VG+; US issue of Let It Be; 1980 Canadian reissue of Twist and Shout; and, 2 x private pressings of Introducing the Beatles.
Lot 12
Radio signed photo collection. All individual mainly 6 x 4 inch photos signed by Anneka Rice, Simon Mayo, Edith Bowman, Vernon Kay, Bruce Dickinson, Jonathan Ross, Sally Boazman, Mike Harding, Derek Johnstone, Paul Jones, Alex Lester, Reggie Yates and Fearne Cotton on 1 photo, Tom Watt, Emma B, Chris Moyles, Michael Parkinson, Jimmy Young, Chris Evans, Steve Wright, Ken Bruce, Mark Radcliffe and Stuart Maconie on 1 photo. Good condition. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, Overseas from £6.95.
Lot 275
Nicky Byrne former member of Westlife signed colour 10x8 photo. singer-songwriter, radio and TV presenter, dancer, and former semi-professional footballer, best known for being a member of Irish music band Westlife. Good condition. All signed items will come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, Overseas from £6.95.
Lot 36
German TV/Radio signed collection mainly 6 x 4 inch photos. Includes Werner Zedler, Peter Imhof, Rene Koch, Sybille Weber, Gilbert Hafner, Franziska Schenk, Ilona Ellrich, Katrin Hub, Andreas Fritsch, Elisabeth Bonneau and Thomas Hohn. Good condition. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, Overseas from £6.95.
Lot 107
1899 Martin 0-42 acoustic guitar, made in USA, ser. no. 8xx2, the open head stamped 'Martin' to the back, ebony fretboard with pearl position markers to the 5th, 7th and 9th fret, Brazilian rosewood back and sides, andirondack spruce top, stamped to the inner back and to the heel of the neck, condition: please enquire *The serial number of this guitar can be found on the Martin ledger as a 0-42 model dating to 1899. The style 42 in 1899 was Martin's highest level of ornamentation, with pearl around the perimeter of the body and also following the fretboard. In 1898 Martin also added three pearl position markers to the fretboard at the 5th, 7th and 9th frets. Provenance - This guitar was originally owned by the Spanish guitar virtuoso, Signor Alberto Obregon. Isolde Radclyffe, the vendor's mother in law and one of Obregon's pupils, purchased the guitar from him in 1901. She went on to have a successful musical career, one of the highlights being a Royal Command performance at Windsor castle, given by Queen Alexandra to celebrate the birthday of Princess Mary and the wedding anniversary of King George V. She also performed for the Grand Duke Michael of Russia. Later, in 1946, Isolde had her own programmes on BBC Radio. Isolde later married Ronald Lidstone, the vendor's father in law. Together they did an extraordinary adagio act. Whilst Ronald played the Martin, Isolde played her mandolin and the pair would dance continually, displaying daring lifts and balancing feats. They were known as Isolde & Alexis and performed all around the world. After all the joy the instrument had given to thousands of people, it's remained in the family ever since its last performance. To this day it is still in remarkable condition Alberto Obregon, born 1872 - died 1922 'Married an English lady' Performer and teacher. Conductor of a mandolin and guitar band. Commanded to perform on several occasions before His Majesty King Edward and Queen Alexandra. Composed "A Ma Mia". His works, about 30 were published by Schott, Dallas (Taken from 'Guitar and Mandolin' - Philip J. Bone - 1st Edition 1914)
Lot 329
Early 20th century classical guitar in need of restoration, labelled Vicente Arias, anno 1913, with two piece maple back, maple ribs and spruce top with decorative rosette to the sound hole *The vendor of this guitar inherited it from his grandfather Tom Poulton. Mr Poulton was a British magazine and medical illustrator, who provided artwork for a range of publications including British Journal of Surgery and The Radio Times. After his death it was discovered that he had also secretly produced hundreds of sketches and finished drawings of men and women engaged in a wide range of uninhibited sexual activity. Many of these works were collected and made available to the public by publishing houses specialising in erotic art
Lot 95
Archive of Documents and Personal Correspondence of Major John A F Ennals Intelligence Corps, 1st Secretary General of the World Federation of United Nations Associations, the archive includes a number of letters written to him and by him in both an official and personal capacity. The documents relate to pre war activity detailing the troubles in the Baltic states and a typed account written by Ennals on the Russian Occupation of Bessarabia and the treatment of the Jewish people by the Soviets. Other documents include a typed letter from the Spanish Medical Aid Committee thanking him for the offer to drive ambulances through France into Spain during the Spanish Civil War, other documents relate to his time serving in Yugoslavia pre war, documents relating to him running as Labour candidate for Walsall. Also amongst the archive is a typed account of his service during WW2 which states he was I Geneva when war broke out, he returned to the UK and become a ARP Ambulance driver in Walsall. He goes on to state, “in April 1940 I was sent through Paris and Trieste to the university town of Jassy on the borders of Rumania and Soviet Union. I happened to be visiting the province of Bukovina when the Russians entered Bessarabia and Bukovina a few weeks later and I remained on Soviet territory for three weeks before returning to give the only first-hand report on the conditions in Soviet Occupied territory available to the West, since I was the only western observer of the occupation.” He goes on to state that he was then sent to Yugoslavia where he became a correspondent for the Daily Herald. “During the winter 1940-41, I visited Bulgaria, Greece and Turkey and returned to Belgrade in time to witness the coup d’etat which overthrew the pro-Axis Yugoslav government in March 1941, the murderous bombing of Belgrade ten days later and the invasion of Yugoslavia by Germany and Italy. I started the war in Yugoslavia as a War Correspondent but finished it as a member of the British Military Mission, on behalf of which I arranged with Allied GHQ in Cairo to fly out the Government and the King of Yugoslavia. A few days later I was captured on the Dalmatian coast by the Italians and was held prisoner in Albania and Italy, where I acted as camp interpreter and edited the camp magazine, until I was exchanged and sent to Madrid where I was engaged in Military duties concerned with the escape route from France to Gibraltar”. Ennals arrived back in the UK and worked at the Foreign Office, his responsibilities were to work with the Royal Yugoslavian Government and also radio contact with the HQ of General Mihailovitch and Marshal Tito. He later was released from this service and served with the British Army in North Africa and Italy, later being dropped by parachute into German occupied Yugoslavia where he was appointed the Allied Liaison Officer with the Yugoslavian Partisans. Document continues with details of his post war service with the United Nations. A very interesting archive of documents to a very important member of the United Nations from its initial creation.
Lot 156
Archive of Third Reich Paperwork and Documents Relating to Early Member of the SS Fritz Winter, including his SA enrolment form dated 18/8/1931, Relief Fund Card and Receipt 1931/1934, Radio Subscribers card and NSBO membership card 1932, 2x SS Dienstausweise, Application letter for discharge from the SS 3/5/1935, Discharge permit from 9 Sturm / 7 SS Regiment 24/5/1935, 2x Hilfskasse stamp cards, NSDAP Change of Group / Address form, NSDAP Personal Appraisal 1939/40 and German Labour Front (D.A.F) Area Saxony Certification dated 14/3/1941. All remain in generally good condition.
Lot 1369
Cigarette Cards - John Player & Sons, Tennis, Cycling, Products of the World, Flags of the League of Nations, Miniatures, Hidden Beauties; WD & HO Wills, Radio Celebrities, Arms of Companies; Churchman, The Story of London; Doncella cigar cards, Brooke Bond tea cards; qty, mostly part sets (one box)
Lot 1007
Sale Item: EVER READY SKY QUEEN RADIO Vat Status: No Vat Buyers Premium: This lot is subject to a Buyers Premium of 15% + Vat @ 20% Additional Info : Lots purchased online with the-saleroom.com will attract an additional charge for this service in the sum of 3% of the hammer price plus VAT @ 20%
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