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Lot 130
MARX GROUCHO: (1890-1977) American Film Comedian, one of the Marx Brothers. Signed and inscribed 10 x 8 photograph of Marx in a head and shoulders pose alongside his brothers, Chico and Harpo Marx. All three siblings are seen wearing their familiar costumes in the promotional image for An Evening with Groucho. Signed by Marx in black ink to a clear area of the background, with his first name only, further adding 'You bet your life!' in his hand to another clear area at the base of the image. One very light, extremely minor stain and a couple of small surface creases to the lower white border, VG Marx's annotation, 'You bet your life!', is a reference to the popular American radio and television show which the comedian hosted from 1947-60.
Lot 186A
ENTERTAINMENT: A collection of over 140 signed clipped pieces (some featuring printed biographies and small portraits), signed cards, album pages, signed postcard photographs, 8 x 10s etc., by various radio and television entertainers and personalities, bandleaders and popular musicians etc., including Arthur Askey, Eamonn Andrews, Webster Booth, Charlie Chester, David Coleman, Keith Chegwin, Harry Carpenter, Roy Castle, Maurice Denham, Johnny Dankworth, Gracie Fields, Eddie Gray, Tommy Handley, Sam Costa, Frankie Howerd, Russell Harty, Jack Hylton, Leslie Henson, Thora Hird, Joe Loss, Charlie Kunz, Vera Lynn, Evelyn Laye, Ben Lyon & Bebe Daniels, Norris McWhirter, Johnny Morris, Bob Monkhouse, Spike Milligan, Alfred Marks, Ivor Novello, Vic Oliver, Nicholas Parsons, Pat Phoenix, Sandy Powell, George Robey, Beryl Reid, Kathy Staff, Eric Sykes, Harry Secombe, Tommy Trinder, Percy Thrower, June Whitfield, Elsie & Doris Waters, Terry Wogan, Georgie Wood, Anne Ziegler, Syd Lawrence, Jack Payne, Henry Hall, Mantovani, Ted Heath, Edmundo Ros, Roy Fox, Hear'Say, Mary O'Hara, Brotherhood of Man, Hazel O'Connor, Gene Pitney, Kenny Ball, Phil Ramone, Charlie Daniels, Patti Page, George Jones, Hugh Masekela, Larry Gatlin, Barbara Mandrell, Alisha's Attic, Gary U. S. Bonds, Bruce Hornsby, Sophie B. Hawkins, Cleo Laine, Michelle Wright, Paul Anka, Edgar Winter, Cheryl Baker etc. Most are neatly mounted, largely in multiples, to 4to cards alongside biographies, unsigned photographs, printed ephemera etc., and contained in two modern ring binders, and others are loose. G to about VG, Sml Qty.
Lot 381
RADAR: A Royal Air Force cover issued to commemorate the 25th Anniversary of the Inspectorate of Radio Services, 1946 - 1971, individually signed by Arnold Wilkins (1907-1985) British Pioneer in developing the use of Radar; Ronald H. A. Carter, Ian M. M. Summers and H. Dewhurst, all of whom were members of the original team who worked with Robert Watson-Watt on the development of radar. All have signed with their names alone in blue inks to clear areas. Bearing various cachets and post marked 30th November 1971. Together with another cover issued to commemorate the same anniversary individually signed by Christopher Chataway (1931-2014) British Athlete & Politician, Minister for Posts and Telecommunications and Herbert Dunkin (1922-2004) British Air Vice Marshal, one of the RAF's leading experts on signals and communications, and also including a third cover issued to commemorate the same anniversary signed by Bernard Lovell (1913-2012) English Physicist and Radio Astronomer, the first Director of Jodrell Bank Observatory 1945-80. VG, 3
Lot 588
ROMMEL ERWIN: (1891-1944) German Field Marshal of World War II. Vintage signed sepia postcard photograph of Rommel in a head and shoulders pose wearing his uniform and Knight's Cross. Photograph by Heinrich Hoffmann of Munich. Signed ('Rommel') in bold pencil with his name alone at the base of the image. Together with Lucie Maria Mollin (1894-1971) Wife of Erwin Rommel. T.L.S., Lu, two pages, small 4to, Herrlingen, 20th December 1943, to her husband ('Meinliebster Erwin!'), in German. Rommel informs her husband 'That you arrived safely in France was publicly announced via radio and so the veil of secrecy has been lifted' and continues to write of family and domestic matters, referring to having received packages of food including pheasants, rabbit, chicken and wild duck, and asking how her husband will spend Christmas, 'May good health and soldier's fortune be with you and you achieve great things….May the Lord bring an end to the dark days….', and further also sending news of their son Manfred who has been drafted to report on the 5th January for Home Anti-Aircraft duty. Rommel concludes with several lines of holograph text. One small surface crease to the left edge of Erwin Rommel's image, otherwise VG, 2
Lot 589
HERZNER HANS-ALBRECHT: (1907-1942) German Oberleutnant of World War II, the first man to engage in combat at the beginning of the war, one week before the official commencement of hostilities. Herzner was also the first recipient of a decoration for valour in World War II. Extremely rare, bold pencil signature ('Herzner') on a small oblong 12mo ticket, possibly removed from a larger document. The pale pink printed ticket bears the black printed numbers 5 and 281 along with several other light pencil numbers. One small file hole towards the left edge, not affecting the signature. VG On Friday, 25th August 1939 at 15.02 hours Adolf Hitler issued his order to attack Poland in what was known as Operation White. However four hours later he rescinded the order although it came too late to stop Herzner and his thirteen man special commando unit who had crossed the Slovakian-Polish border at 00.03 hours on 25th August, intent on preventing the destruction of the strategic Jablunka Pass Tunnel by the Polish Army. At 03.55 hours Herzner captured the railway station at Mosty, but failed to secure the tunnel as a result of stiff resistance. When radio communications (which had been lost) were re-established with Herzner's HQ, a few hours later, he and his unit were immediately withdrawn. One Pole had been killed, two Germans wounded and one taken prisoner. On the 1st September Hitler re-ordered the attack on Poland and, once again, Herzner captured Mosty. The tunnel was destroyed by the Polish Army. For his actions Herzner received the Iron Cross II Class.
Lot 92
HAWKS HOWARD: (1896-1977) American Film Director, Academy Award winner. Brief T.L.S., Howard Hawks, one page, 4to, Los Angeles, California, 8th March 1950, to Thomas K. Boyce, on the printed stationery of RKO Radio Pictures. Hawks thanks his correspondent for their letter, adding 'I appreciate your interest in my work and well being'. Accompanied by the original envelope. VG
Lot 117
A group of fourteen Queen records to include; Keep Yourself Alive, Innuendo, The Miracle, A Message from the Palace, Live at Wembley ’86, Hot Space, Radio GaGa x2 (German import and UK versions), I Want to Break Free, Hammer to Fall, The invisible Man, Queen at the BBC, Who Wants to Live Forever (Highlander picture disc) and another record with songs It’s a Hard Life and Is this the World we Created..?, most have sleeve covers. (14)
Lot 20
A Collection of approx 94 LP Records, most notable amongst them David Bowie," Low", "Changes to Bowie", "Let's Dance" and "Peter and the Wolf", Queen, "A Night at the Opera", "Killers", "Jazz", "Radio Gaga", "Sheer Heart Attack" and "The Game". Pink Floyd "The Wall", "Wish you were Here", ACDC "Back in Black", Frankie Goes to Hollywood, "Welcome to the Pleasure Dome", JethroTull "Live", Elton John "Funeral for a Friend", Meat Loaf "Bat out of Hell "(12" blood red vinyl), Adam and the Ants "Kings of the Wild Frontier", Thin Lizzy "Black Rose", Queen "Flash Gordon" and several albums of Kate Bush and Blondie amongst others. .
Lot 2014
A collection of Radio Ham "QSL" cards, largely 1940's-50's, many attractive illustrated types including Russia and Eastern Europe, etc, in a large album and a shoe box (approx 840 cards), also WILSON, DAVID M.; The Bayeux Tapestry, illustrations of the complete tapestry in colour with introduction, description and commentary from the director of the British Museum, published by Thames & Hudson, London, 1985, in presentation sleeve.
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Lot 2727
WORLD COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Art Medals, Télégraphie sans Fil (telegraph without a wire), Wireless or Radio, Large Bronze Medal, 1927, by Paul Marcel Dammann (1885-1939), standing figure of Iris with winged ankles, partial Zodiac behind, rev globe encircled by an antenna emitting radio waves, TSF below, 100mm (CGMP p.116; Jones, Art of the Medal, 423). One of the classic Art Deco medallic images, extremely fine.
Lot 2843
WORLD COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Medals by Subject, Art, France, Télégraphie sans Fil (telegraph without a wire), Wireless or Radio, Large Bronze Medal, 1927, by Paul Marcel Dammann (1885-1939), standing figure of Iris with winged ankles, partial Zodiac behind, rev globe encircled by an antenna emitting radio waves, TSF below, 100mm (CGMP p.116; Jones, Art of the Medal, 423). One of the classic Art Deco medallic images, nearly extremely fine with dark patination, scarce.
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