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Lot 1108
FA CUP A small miscellany comprising complete edition of Radio Times, April 23-29 1939 covering Portsmouth v Wolves with cover pictures of the Stadium and the two captains, book "The Cup" , two editions, one published in 1948, the other in 1951 and booklet "The Story of the FA Cup" (1949 edition). Fair-good
Lot 599
ANNOUNCE CHANGE OF ESTIMATEA large Radio Controlled model of a British WW11 'F' Class Destroyer, constructed in metal to 1: 50 Scale in 1960's, lower part of hull in maroon, top part of ship repainted in grey and black to an amateur standard, working mechanisms include, hoist for Signal Flags, signal with searchlight, launching depth charges, fires various guns (blank charges not supplied), twin screw drive using DC motors, length 84" (214cm) , Height 23"( 58cm), complete with large wooden carry case and purpose built trolley G, vessel was refitted in 2010-11 includes a DVD and extensive notes on operating the vessel
Lot 278
Matchbox 1-75 Series & King-Size, including 68 Austin Radio Truck, 54 Saracen Personnel Carrier (2), 61 Army Scout Car, 57 Chevrolet Impala, King Size No.6 Motor Scraper, in original boxes, with loose 1-75 series (4), including 22 Vauxhall Cresta, light metallic brown, blue-green side panels, Spot-On Volkswagen and other items, F-VG, boxes P (15+)
Lot 1108
Danny Ross signed autograph album page with small b/w photo afixed to left, British comedian most notably remembered for his role alongside Jimmy Clitheroe in the long running BBC Radio comedy show "The Clitheroe Kid" Good condition. All items come with a Certificate of Authenticity and can be shipped worldwide.
Lot 1124
Diana Wynward signed 6 x 4 b/w photo. Actress Rasputin and the Empress (1932), Cavalcade (1933), Men Must Fight (1933), Reunion in Vienna (1933), Where Sinners Meet (UK title: The Dover Road) (1934), Lets Try Again (UK title: The Marriage Symphony) (1934), One More River (1934), On the Night of the Fire (1939), Gaslight (1940), Freedom Radio (1941), The Prime Minister (1941), Kipps (1941), An Ideal Husband (1947), Tom Browns Schooldays (1951), The Feminine Touch (1956), Island in the Sun (1957) Good condition. All items come with a Certificate of Authenticity and can be shipped worldwide.
Lot 207
Cigarette cards, Ardath, four special albums, all complete with cards, Cricket, Tennis & Golf Celebrities, Speed, Land Sea & Air, Silver Jubilee 1910-1935 & Film, Stage & Radio Stars. Sold with four unused, mint albums, Cricket, Tennis & Golf Celebrities, Speed, Land Sea & Air, Silver Jubilee 1910-1935 & Famous Footballers (vg/mint)
Lot 254
THE JAM - BBC ROCK HOUR - An exceptionally rare and complete copy of the band's performance in Newcastle in October 1980. The LP was made byLondon Wavelength for The BBC Rock Hour (#223) and released in June 1981. The record features a stupendous live performance with the inclusion of radio adverts! The record comes complete with the original 2-sided cue-sheet. The record is in nice Ex condition with just a couple of quite light scuff marks on side 1. The cue sheet is in excellent condition.
Lot 201
OASIS - CASSETTES - Great collection of 25 x cassettes including limited edition releases. Includes the albums (What's The Story) Morning Glory?, Definitely Maybe, Be Here Now (UK and Japanese), Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants (promo and stock) The Masterplan and Familiar To Millions (RKIDMC 005). Also to include Take Me There, The Story , What's The Story? (Radio 1 documentary), Cigarettes And Alcohol, Whatever, Some Might Say, Don't Look Back In Anger, Go Let It Out and Whatever. Condition is very good to excellent.
Lot 257
THE JAM - PRIVATE PRESSINGS - A stupendous pack of 7 x highly collectible private pressing/deleted LPs. Titles are Burning Sky (Japanese pressing on white vinyl with stickered picture sleeve, signed by Bruce Foxton and Rick Buckler, lovely Ex condition), 100 Club 1977 (UK 2008), The Modern World Hits Paris (TMQ on black vinyl), Live At The Rat, Boston (green vinyl), At The BBC (2002 issued), Young Man From Woking (with bonus 7", black vinyl) and Radio Ritz (UK 2011 isssued). Condition is Ex to Ex+.
Lot 157
Magic Lantern Slides, Valve & Oscilloscope Tube Manufacturing. A rare set of 23 images showing the manufacture of bulbs & valves etc, inc cathode, oscilloscope & radio tubes etc by Ernest Turner Electrical Instruments Ltd. High Wycombe. Bucks. circa late 1940s. Each slide is numbered according to the accompanying typewritten sheet which shows the basic titles With original outer shipping box. (condition 4).
Lot 1029
JOHNSON LYNDON B.: (1908-1973) American President 1963-69. T.L.S., Lyndon B. Johnson, one page, 4to, Washington, 5th May 1967, to Walter Winchell, on the printed stationery of The White House. Johnson, as President, states in full `My day was certainly brightened by your compliment. Should it sustain me as long as Mark Twain predicted I will have added cause for gratitude.´ A bold black ink good example signature. Extremely small creasing, otherwise VG £150-200 Walter Winchell (1897-1972) American newspaper and radio Journalist.
Lot 1034
CHAVEZ HUGO: (1954-2013) President of Venezuela 1999-2013. T.L.S., Chavez, four pages, 4to, Yare, 25th December 1992, to Rear-Admiral Hernan Gruber Odreman, on his personal printed stationery, bearing a colourful monogramme of his clandestine Revolutionary Bolivarian Movement-200, MBR-200, in Spanish. A very important and lengthy letter with historical content, related to the coup attempts of 4th February 1992 leaded by Chavez and the November 1992 leaded by his correspondent, and to prompt future plans of overthrowing the government. Chavez refers throughout his letter to each coup as “4F” and “27N”. Chavez signs at the foot in his capacity as Commandant of the MBR-200. Chavez starts stating `A month after the Patriotic Journeys which you commanded on 27N…it is a honour to write to you, Commandant of the Libertarian Troops…before the harsh and coward assault of a dying and rotten regime….I pray to God to make this letter helps to clarify dark matters, without intermediaries, and get the necessary rapprochement between men following the Simon (Bolivar) libertarian trace.´ , he further starts proposing a joint collaboration `I am sure that with our rapprochement, without intermediaries, we will end being the victims of manipulators politicians who do not care at all of the brave soldiers and citizens sacrifice. I am sure that such manipulation and political interests closed last months all the ways to the civic and military victory.´. Chavez also mentions their readiness to new attempts `Immediately after the 4F our troops started reorganizing the continuation of the fight.´. Further referring also to a list of high-rank officers who, due to obscure interests, didn´t keep their word and changed their mind regarding their support to the coup and states `We even accepted my military resignation if this helps to topple the political tyrannical regime…But to this jail cell arrived multiple messages alerting me of the obscure intentions of our supposed comrades, even mentioning the shuttle planning of all of us to a Caribbean island once they got the power. Even so, we kept on proposing union between all of us. And this was reinforced when we learned about the conformation of a new commando leaded by yourself and by General Visconti Osorio…And this pushed me to take the decision, even jeopardizing my family and closer friends, to make all necessary to contact you directly´. Regarding his correspondent´s recent coup attempt failure, like his, he states `We received the information on Thursday 26th about the dawn 27N coup. In the midnight we were all uniformed and ready to move to Caracas, to support your move to overthrow the tyrant, or die trying. A new surrender would have been unthinkable to us, and we blindly trust in you and in the General Visconti to take the decision….And what a surprise when the radio announced that a rebel group took over Channel 8, and that they were showing a tape with my image and message. I immediately concluded that something strange was happening, because our supporters were for several months looking for this tape ( one of the two we taped here in Yare in May and June, long before we learned about you and your plans) done for a previous occasion which almost took place…´. Chavez also quotes illustrious writers throughout his letter, including Unamuno, Comte, Don Quixote, and others, and continues reporting about some officers betrayal stating `We should, my Admiral, imitate the Quixote, “with the Politics we butt, Sancho” (or with “the Politicians”). Imitate with sadness, for our dead, for those suffering persecution, exile, prison. With rage. Swearing oath. With songs. Like the Ali ones “Those who die for life, cannot be called dead”, but keep on, keep on, move, advance, with the flags high, because it is not time for recoiling nor to live on legends´. Chavez further refers to a note received from his correspondent and suggests to keep this secure way of communicating, avoiding lawyers, false friends, because `We both have in our soul the heavy and magnificent weight of having initiated something.., something to continue, for the sake of our Homeland. We must avoid that our men and militaries, most of the honest, fall into the claws of the “Napoleonic Eagles, or in the bogged trenches of past extremisms. The effort will be worth.”´. An extremely important content letter, being the first definitive contact between the two leaders of the 4th February and 27th November 1992 coup attempts, with lengthy explanations regarding the reasons of their failures and planning new attempts to overthrow the Venezuelan government. With a staple to the upper left corner, and very small traces of former staples to the left border not affecting the text or signature. VG £800-1200 Chavez was arrested and imprisoned at the Yare prison after his coup attempt on 4th February 1992. Hernan Gruber Odreman (1940- ) Naval Military Officer and Politician. Later Governor of Caracas. Gruber leaded the coup attempt in November 1992 against the Venezuela Government of Carlos Andrés Perez (1922-2010), President of Venezuela 1974-79 & 1989-93. Miguel de Unamuno (1864-1936) Spanish Philosopher and writer. Auguste Comte (1798-1857) French Philosopher. Founder of the discipline of sociology and of the doctrine of positivism. Don Quixote de la Mancha is the masterpiece of Miguel de Cervantes (1547-1616) Spanish writer. And Sancho is the shield bearer of Don Quixote in the novel.
Lot 759
CHILDREN IN NEED: A good black leather bound oblong 4to autograph album containing over 170 signatures by various pop musicians, singers, film stars, comedians, entertainers, sportsmen and women and other famous individuals, all of whom participated in the BBC's Charity Telethon Children in Need in 1987, including Paul McCartney (adding a doodle of a face beneath his signature), Linda McCartney, Clement Freud, Jeffrey Archer, Shirley Conran, Toyah Willcox, Harry Worth, Thelma Barlow, Jennifer Warnes, David Owen, Mike Oldfield, Julia McKenzie, Diana Rigg, Lynn Redgrave, Natalie Cole, Shirley Bassey, Imran Khan, Jill Ireland, Miss. Bluebell, Johnny Cash ('Thanks Wogan, I had a good time!'), Billie Jo Spears, Kris Kristofferson, Glenn Close ('A great honor - & great fun! Thank you'), John Boorman, La Toya Jackson ('To Terry, you are terrific, Best wishes to you always'), Frank Bruno, Spike Milligan, Peter Ustinov, Donny Osmond, Hardy Amies, Kelly McGillis, Bette Davis ('Enjoyed working with you, Terry Wogan'), Dennis Potter, Edward Woodward, Donald Soper, Lord Denning, Lord Hailsham, Emma Thompson, Gary Lineker, Hank Marvin & other members of The Shadows, Edward Heath, Barbara Dickson, Sheila Hancock, Tom Conti, Shirley MacLaine, Barry White, Vanessa Redgrave, Paul Daniels, Moira Shearer, James Ivory, Hayley Mills, Boy George, Charlton Heston ('For Terry, Lovely to borrow your audience'), Max Hastings, Simon Weston, Ulla Weigerstorfer (Miss World), Barbara Taylor Bradford, David Tomlinson, Pat Coombs, Molly Weir, Cardew Robinson, Peter Brough, Deryck Guyler, Maurice Denham, Leslie Phillips, Jimmy Edwards, Beryl Reid, Harry Secombe, Kim Wilde, Mel Smith, Alison Moyet, Peter Gabriel etc., the final page signed by Terry Wogan. The majority of pages are multiple signed and some have additional inscriptions to Wogan. Most of the signatures are identified and dated in ink in an unidentified hand. Endpapers slightly loose, otherwise VG £400-600 Terry Wogan (1938-2016) Irish Radio and Television Broadcaster, long-standing host of BBC's Children in Need.
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