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Lot 175
Quantity of TV and film/sci-fi related toys: Marvel Heroes chess set (not checked if complete); 10 x carded action figures (Bluebird Hercules; Select Battle of the Planets; five Robotech; three Jakks Pacific WWE); StarCom Fire and Ice book and tape; boxed Product Enterprise radio command Dalex. Overall appear G - VG, though most boxes and backing cards are damaged. (13)
Lot 396
Bank of Communications, 1935 Issue Specimen.Shanghai, China, 10 Yuan, P-155s (S/M#C126-243), Specimen banknote, S/N A000000 D, “Specimen No. 39” on bottom margin, Oval embossed black “Specimen De La Rue Cancelled” overprint on face, Red with radio towers on right, back red with Pagoda and buildings, PMG graded Choice Uncirculated 64, rare as specimen. TDLR. The only example and highest graded by PMG.
Lot 26
Royal Navy, World War II, includingFrank, W. The Sea wolves. 1955; Dorrian, J.G. Storming St. Nazaire. 1998. Dust-jacket; Galatin, Admiral I.J. Take her deep. 1988. Dust-jacket; Irvine, J.W. The waves are free. 1988. Signed by the author, dust-jacket; Cresswell, J. Sea warfare 1939-1945. 1950; Henslow, M. The miracle of radio. 1946; all original cloth, some with Cruising Association Library stamp to cover, or bookplate; and 37 others, similar; sold not subject to return (43)Provenance:P The Cruising Association Library
Lot 55
A Quantity of Militaria, including a pair of military issue Hyatt handcuffs, Trench Art cigarette lighters, matchbox holder and paperknives, a brass button plate, a starting pistol, webbing belts and bags, two pairs of binoculars, a Signal Corps Radio Receiver and Transmitter, a wood box carved Sicely 1944, ephemera, a leather pistol holster, a pewter 2nd Life Guards mug, two Japanese saki bowls etc
Lot 202
ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of signed hardback books, signed LP (1, complete with libretto in presentation case), by various opera singers, classical performers, film actors and actresses, film directors, radio presenters etc. comprising Placido Domingo (recording of Aida), Lynn Seymour, Donald Sinden, Kiri Te Kanawa, Tito Gobbi, Janet Baker, James Mason, Lauren Bacall, Joan Collins, Harry Secombe, Sue Lawley, Peter Ustinov and Jimmy Young. Mainly biographies (1) and autobiographies (7) and all accompanied by the dust jackets. Generally VG, 13
Lot 717
BETJEMAN JOHN: (1906-1984) British Poet Laureate 1972-84. T.L.S., John Betjeman, one page, 4to, Radnor Walk, London, 27th September 1976, to Mr. Threadcold [sic], stating 'When my friend Osbert Lancaster saw the photograph, he said “Headmistress of Roedean†and then continuing in holograph ' - but that was after the Radio Times art designers had done with it!', together with a 4to sheet of white card featuring the large colour magazine image referred to by Betjeman, neatly laid down, signed by Betjeman in black ink to the lower white border of the card and dated 1976 in his hand. Also including a second T.L.S., John Betjeman, one page, oblong 8vo, Radnor Walk, London, 29th May 1978, to Mr. Threadgold, stating, in part, 'The dreadful state of affairs at Kenilworth Station I am sure would now not be allowed to happen with Peter Parker as Chairman of BR.' VG to EX, 3
![[TRINDER TOMMY], (1909-1989) English Stage, Screen and Radio Comedian. A large red leather bound album belonging to Tommy Tri](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/35396/2868633/165-20121126173451_468x382.jpg)
Lot 165
[TRINDER TOMMY], (1909-1989) English Stage, Screen and Radio Comedian. A large red leather bound album belonging to Tommy Trinder and containing around 300 signatures by a wide variety of famous people including William Randolph Hearst, James Agate, Beverley Nichols, Compton Mackenzie, Hannen Swaffer, Naomi Jacob, Billy Cotton, Glynis Johns, Manning Sherwin, Bob Hope ('To Tommy Trinder, Please don't be so funny - My Best, Bob Hope', 1943), Chico Marx ('To Tommy, you have at least one of the Marxes, Best of everything, Chico'), Mickey Rooney, Marilyn Maxwell, June Clyde, Jerry Colonna, Mary Brian, Larry Alder, Glenn Miller ('To Tommy, I loved it, Sincerely, Glenn Miller'), Joe Davis ('Yours till the balls stop rolling, Joe Davis') Max Wall, Richard Murdoch, Wilfred Pickles, Freddie Mills, Ted Kid Lewis, Dave Crowley, Eric Boon, Robert Newton, Claude Hulbert, Henry Cotton, Richard Tauber, Constance Cummings, Aneurin Bevan, A. V. Alexander, Tom Driberg, Jack Payne, Adelaide Hall, Elizabeth Allan, Bud Flanagan, Chesney Allen, Jack Train, Albert Sandler, Sid Field, Arthur Askey, Will Fyffe, Jack Petersen (adding a caricature of Trinder), Frank Swift, Oliver Leese, Bernard Freyberg VC, Arthur Coningham, Princess Marina, Will Hay, Vic Oliver, Jerry Desmonde, Leslie Henson, Beatrice Lillie, Jack Buchanan, Robertson Hare, Tom Webster (excellent original pen and ink drawing of a screaming baby, entitled Tommy Trinder in the days of his youth and with caption If it's laughter you're after you'd better ask me Dad), Alec and Eric Bedser, Sidney Barnes, George Duckworth, Godfrey Evans, Teddy Knox, Charles Naughton, Jimmy Nervo, Jimmy Gold, Norman Evans, Gracie Fields, Stan Laurel & Oliver Hardy, Dolores Gray, Joan Greenwood, Gordon Jackson, Ted Ray, Randolph Turpin, Dudley Nourse, Eric Rowan, Jack McGlew and other South African cricketers 1951, Jim Swanton, John Snagge, Jack Solomons ('To My Pal Tommy, if I were to write all the nice things about you, I would need the book & not this page, always your pal, Jack Solomons'), Peter Ustinov, Danny Kaye, George Robey, Laurence Olivier & Vivien Leigh (good examples of their signatures together on their own page), Roy Ullyett (good original pen and ink sketch of Trinder attempting to save footballs going in the back of a goal, signed and with caption 'Thank Heaven you're on stage Tommy - You might have played in goal for Fulham.'), Tom Whittaker, Bernard joy, Georgie Jessell, Richard Attenborough, Lena Horne, Ethel Merman, Johnnie Ray, Ruby Murray, Max Bygraves, Sabrina Jose Iturbi, Billy Eckstine, Howard Keel, Larry Gains, and many others. The majority of pages are multiple signed (although none are back to back) and most signatories have added a warm, friendly, admiring and, in many cases, humorous inscriptions to Trinder. The album dates from 1942-58 and many of the signatures were obtained following Trinder's performances at the London Palladium and other venues. To the cover, in gilt letters, appears the comedian's most famous catchphrase, You Lucky People! A wonderful collection of signatures and a great souvenir of one of Britain's best loved comedians. Some slight age wear, otherwise VG Quick-witted and fast-talking Trinder was one of Britain's most popular stand up comedians from the 1930s - 1960s and during World War II his shows brought welcome relief during the dark days of War. Trinder also appeared in films and on television, in 1955 becoming the first compere for the new programme Sunday Night at the London Palladium. The comedian was a lifelong fan and devoted supporter of Fulham Football Club and served as Chairman of the club in the 1960's. He was awarded the CBE in 1975. The album serves as a reminder of the great affection and respect Trinder afforded from his colleagues and admirers.
Lot 186
TELEVISION: Selection of signed postcard photographs and a few slightly larger etc., by various British television and radio presenters and personalities including Jill Dando, Harry Carpenter, Brian Moore, Denis Norden, Russell Harty, Alan Freeman, Caron Keating, Chris Tarrant, Johnny Morris, Jeremy Paxman, Penny Smith, Peter Woods, Michael Buerk, Anna Ford, Debbie Greenwood, Anne Robinson, Noel Edmonds, Lorraine Kelly, Claire Rayner, Richard Keys, David Vine, David Bellamy, Tony Blackburn, Sue Cook, Pam Ayres, David Dickinson, Anneka Rice, Jim Bowen, Jeremy Vine, Sue Barker, Kirsty Young, Kate Garraway, Eamonn Andrews, Roy Walker, Mike Yarwood, Desmond Lynam, Stuart Hall, Terry Wogan, Magnus Magnusson, Shaw Taylor, Larry Grayson, Richard Whiteley, Keith Floyd, Percy Edwards, Raymond Baxter, David Attenborough, Jonathan Ross, Frank Muir, Clive Anderson etc. Many of the images are colour. VG to EX, 114
Lot 131
WELLES ORSON: (1915-1985) American Actor & Film Director, Academy Award winner. Bold blue fountain pen ink signature and inscription, 'For Tommy [Trinder] from his admiring friend Orson Welles', on a piece neatly clipped from a larger page. VG Tommy Trinder (1909-1989) English Stage, Screen and Radio Comedian. See also lot 165.
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