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Matchbox 47a Trojan Van, red body, `Brooke Bond Tea`, very good, box near mint; 59a Ford Thames Van `Singer`, very good, box very good; and 69a Commer Van `Nestles`, maroon body, yellow logo, near mint, box sellotaped but good. (3).

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY SINGER TREADLE SEWING MACHINE

Seven volumes on Art including, Five Centuries of Sienese Painting, KILMURRAY, John Singer Sargeant The Early Portraits, Monet, Reynolds, etc (7)

A Singer portable sewing machine in fitted wooden carrying box.

A GROUP OF MINT AND BOXED DINKY DUBLO TOYS, numbers 063, Van, 064 Austin Lorry (2), 065 Morris Pickup, 061 Ford Prefect, 062 Singer Roadster and 066 Bedford Flat Truck. (7).

A small boxwood measure with extending brass end, stamped "Philip Harris & Co Birmingham"; an unmarked brass cased spirit level in wooden case; a Singer Needle Threader in original paper packet; four small lithographic printed station signs for "O" gauge layout and a small needle tin

DINKY DUBLO - Austin lorry, green; Austin Taxi, blue/cream; Singer Roadster, orange/red seats; Massey Harris Tractor, blue; Bedford Articulated Flat Truck, yellow/red and baggage trolley vehicle, maroon with blue driver (6). ++tractor vg others with wear, taxi playworn

A Dinky Dublo Singer Roadster, some small chips and blemishes (G)

A collection of assorted autographed photographs comprising: Russell Crowe from Master and Commander, Christopher Lambert, George Lazenby, Harrison Ford, Daniel Craig, Sir Paul McCartney, Mark Singer, G Gerrard and E Grey from the Buck Rogers in the 21st Century, small quantity of Red Dwarf autographs to include Craig Charles, Daniel John Jewels, John Noakes, Russell Harris and an autographed photograph of Richard Briers etc (13)

A MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION OF PHOTOGRAPHS including some of motor cycles, horse drawn vehicles, artwork and drivers, including Rolls-Royce and others, approx. 50; together with a framed print of a 1939 M.G. `Midget` TB and another of a 1933 Singer `Le Mans` of 1 1/2 litres, each 10 1/2" x 15 1/4" (a lot).

A Dinky 145 Singer Vogue, boxed.

A Dinky 168 singer gazelle and a Dinky 236 Connaught racing car, both boxed. (2)

Stephen Goddard (contemporary), Eric I, watercolour, 113cm x 74cm. This picture won 1st prize in the 2003 Singer and Friedlander/Sunday Times Watercolour competition. Please note this lot may be eligible for Droit de Suite

Gavin O`Keefe (contemporary), Survival of the Fattest, gouache and collage, 59cm x 26.5cm. This picture won 3rd prize in the 1998 Singer and Friedlander/Sunday Times Watercolour competition.; together with a poster of the 1998 competition. Please note this lot may be eligible for Droit de Suite

Michael Cull (contemporary), Italian Farmers at the festival of S.Rufino, watercolour, signed and dated `93, 34cm x 47cm. Exhibited: 2003 Singer and Friedlander/Sunday Times Watercolour competition. Please note this lot may be eligible for Droit de Suite

A collection of seven replica Chinese Bronzes cast in 1981 by the Morris Singer Foundry and stamped by the Palace Museum, Beijing

Lloyd (Marie) and others. Thirty one letters from music hall performers to H. Demanche" including Herbert Campbell (partner to Dan Leno 2); Paul Cinquevalli (juggler); Albert Chevalier; Gus Elen (2) one on "The Coster Comedian" headed paper; R.G. Knowles (comedian 2); Charles Lauri (animal mime and pantomimist on headed paper); Marie Lloyd (3 and 2 cheques made out to her by W. Squire); Jane May (French mime 2 one on headed paper); Charles Morton (manager of the Palace Theatre 4 all on headed paper); Harry Pleon (mime and comedian); Harry Randall (singer and pantomime dame); Eugene Sandow (strong man); Eugene Stratton (dancer and singer 2); Bessie Wentworth (woman "coon" singer on paper embossed with monogram and "The Coon"); Bransby Williams (comedian and monologuist); and six others all autograph the majority regarding bookings fees and contracts 47pp. 8vo or 4to " 1894-1903 and n.d.

Wood (Sir Henry) Twenty one letters to H. Demanche from composers" conductors and instrumentalists including Leonard Borwick (pianist); R. Coningsby Clarke (composer); William Cummings (principal of the Guildhall); Fanny Davies (pianist); William Ganz (conductor); Edward German (composer); Clifford Harrison (librettist); Franco Leoni (Italian opera composer wishing to introduce a tenor with a very exceptional voice); Malvina Cavallazzi Mapleson (dancer and teacher); Tito Mattei (Italian musician 2 apologising that De Manche did not have the opportunity to appear in a concert); Alberto Randegger (composer and singing teacher); A.S. Scott-Gatty (composer and amateur singer); Leo Stern (cellist); F.E. Weatherley (song writer); Alfred West (song writer with Albert Chevalier); and Sir Henry Wood (conductor 3) two of the last typed the remainder autograph 31pp. 8vo " 1895-1925.

Lloyd`s Singer`s Companion no. 5 and 8; The Apollo" or National Songster; The Gondola the first three with folding woodcut frontispiece coloured by hand original wrappers E. Lloyd [c.1836-1840] § Fairburn`s Comic Highflier for 1837 The Songsters` Olio for 1838; The Harmonist`s Preceptor 5 issues John Fairburn [c.1840] § The Singer`s Penny Magazine edited by T. Prest 4 parts each with humorous wood-engraved illustration stitched together G. Drake [c. 1836] § The London Singer`s Magazine edited by John Labern 24 parts all but the last with humorous wood-engraved illustration by Robert Cruikshank and others the last with title-page and index John Dumcombe [1838-1839]; and twelve others 8vo § Hood (Thomas) Hood`s Comic Annual for 1868 and 1870-1881 13 vol. bound in 3 contributions by Thomas Hood W.S. Gilbert G. Manville Fenn and others illustrations by Ernest Griset J. G. Thomson J. Moyr Smith and others contemporary half roan covers loose small 4to 1868-1881 " 8vo and 4to(51)

A ROYAL DOULTON LIMITED EDITION FIGURE, Carol Singer-Brother, HN4290, and a Wade cellulose figure, (a.f.) (2)

Seven Lledo Days Gone By incuding 1925 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost, 1933 Austin Taxi, 1939 Chevrolet Car Clubcar 1991, 1934 Model A Fordcar Taxi, 1907 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost, 1907 Rolls, 1920 Model T Car Singer.

A Singer sewing machine, an oval needlework basket with lid and sundry contents and a book case.

? A carved white marble fountain late 19th century 147cm.; 58ins wide Provenance: This marble fountain was removed from The Pheasantry, 152 Kings Road London. A Historic Georgian building originally used to raise pheasants for the royal household, it`s had many distinguished residents including Australian artist Martin Sharp, Augustus John and Annigoni Later the Pheasantry nightclub was the venue for early UK gigs by Lou Reed, Queen (band) and Hawkwind, among others, and was the place where singer Yvonne Elliman was discovered by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice, leading to her role in the original soundtrack recording of Jesus Christ Superstar Eric Clapton lived on the top floor in the late 1960`s. In his latest autobiography he tells of visits from George Harrison where they would take acid and write songs. The fountain is inspired by the one in The Court of the Lions in the main court of the Nasrid Palace of the Lions. It is located in the heart of the Alhambra, the Moorish citadel formed by a complex of palaces, gardens and forts in Granada, Spain. It was commissioned by the Nasrid king Muhammed V, Sultan of Granada. Its construction started in the second period of his reign, between 1362 and 1391 CE

DIETRICH MARLENE: (1901-1992) German-born American Actress & Singer. Vintage signed and inscribed sepia 8 x 10 photograph, a glamorous half length shot of Dietrich wearing a shimmering dress. Signed in blue fountain pen ink, partially across a darker area of the image although perfectly legible. VG

RAT PACK THE: A page removed from an autograph album individually signed in blue ink by both Frank Sinatra (1915-1998, American Singer and Actor, Academy Award winner) and Sammy Davis Jr. (1925-1990, American Entertainer). A scarce combination of signatures by two members of The Rat Pack. Very slight show through from the signature to the verso. VG.

DEPP JOHNNY: (1963- ) American Actor. Two signed colour 8 x 10 photographs, each depicting Depp in different poses in costume as Captain Jack Sparrow from one of the Pirates of the Caribbean films. Both are signed in bold black ink with his name alone to light areas of the images. Together with a signed card by Duncan James (1978- , English Singer with the boy band Blue). All three are individually matted and framed and glazed to varying sizes. VG to EX, 3

CALLOWAY CAB: (1907-1994) American Jazz Singer and Bandleader. Vintage signed and inscribed sepia 10 x 8 photograph of Calloway standing on a stage in a full length pose before his orchestra. The publicity photograph, for Cab Calloway and his Cotton Club Orchestra, has been signed in blue fountain pen ink by the musician across a light area of the image. Some very slight, minor corner creasing, otherwise VG

COLE NAT KING: (1919-1965) American Jazz Pianist & Singer. Vintage signed concert programme, the printed 4to programme for a performance by Nat King Cole at the New Victoria Cinema, London, 14th May 1960. Signed by Cole with his name alone in blue ink to a light area of the front cover featuring his portrait. VG

SINATRA FRANK: (1915-1998) American Singer & Actor, Academy Award winner. Vintage signed programme, the 4to printed programme for a performance by Sinatra at the Gaumont Theatre, Hammersmith, London, 3rd June 1962, in aid of two children`s charities. Signed by Sinatra with his name alone in bold blue fountain pen ink to an inside page opposite his image. Together with an official 4to printed souvenir programme for a performance by entertainer Sammy Davis Jr., signed by him in blue fountain pen ink to the front cover across his image. G to VG, 2

SINATRA FRANK: (1915-1998) American Singer & Actor, Academy Award winner. Vintage blue ink signature (`Frank Sinatra`) on a small oblong 8vo sheet of paper. Very slight creasing to the lower edge and corners, not affecting the signature, about VG

PRESLEY ELVIS: (1935-1977) American Rock `n` Roll Singer. Signed colour album record sleeve for You`ll Never Walk Alone, featuring an image of Presley in a half length pose singing into a microphone. Signed in blue ink with his name alone to a clear area. Professionally matted in white alongside the disc and framed and glazed in a black and gold coloured frame to an overall size of 34 x 22. Some creasing to the right edge and corner of the sleeve, not affecting the signature, and with small authentication sticker in lower right corner. G to about VG

PRESLEY ELVIS: (1935-1977) American Rock `n` Roll Singer. Vintage signed colour single record sleeve for the songs Wear My Ring Around Your Neck and Doncha` Think It`s Time, featuring a head and shoulders portrait of Presley. Signed in bold black ink with his name alone across a light area of the cover. Professionally matted in brown cloth alongside a large colour image of the singer and various smaller images (including a postage stamp, badge etc.) and framed and glazed in a brown frame to an overall size of 34 x 25. Some very slight age wear to the edges of the sleeve, otherwise VG.

McCARTNEY PAUL: (1942- ) English Singer and Songwriter, a member of The Beatles. Bold black ink signature and one additional word in his hand on a white card. VG

BOLAN MARC: (1947-1977) English Rock Singer. Signed 10 x 8 photograph, an energetic study of Bolan in a full length pose performing on stage with his guitar. The EMI publicity shot has been signed by Bolan with his name alone in blue ink to the lower white border. Rare. Some very light age wear, otherwise about VG

CASH JOHNNY: (1932-2003) American Singer. Signed colour 8 x 10 photograph of Cash standing in a three quarter length pose, holding a microphone in one hand. Signed in bold silver ink with his name alone to the image. VG

JACKSON MICHAEL: (1958-2009) American Pop Singer. Large blue ink signature and inscription on a feint ruled 4to sheet of notepaper. Some very slight creasing at the head of the page, not affecting the signature, otherwise VG

JACKSON MICHAEL: (1958-2009) American Pop Singer. Signed 8 x 10 photograph of Jackson standing in a three quarter length pose. The publicity portrait, issued by Epic, is for the Jackson Five, and has been signed by Jackson with his name alone in black ink to a clear area of the background. Some very light, minor surface creasing, VG

JACKSON MICHAEL: (1958-2009) American Pop Singer. Signed 8 x 10 photograph of Jackson standing in a three quarter length pose. The promotional image has been signed by Jackson in bold silver ink to the image. A few light surface creases, about VG

JACKSON MICHAEL: (1958-2009) American Pop Singer. Signed colour 12 x 8 photograph depicting Jackson in a three quarter length pose performing a song. Signed in bold black ink with his name alone across a light area of the background. EX

JACKSON MICHAEL: (1958-2009) American Pop Singer. T.L.S., Michael Jackson, one page, 4to, n.p. (Oxford?), 7th March 2001, to Fred Wharton at Christ Church College, Oxford, on the printed stationery of Heal the Kids. Jackson thanks Wharton for his help in arranging a special viewing of Christ Church and adds `I was sorry to have to forgo the opportunity but, as you know, my injury coupled with the security concerns made it rather impossible for me to take up your kind offer of a private tour.` Jackson continues `I must say that I was very much looking forward to viewing the dinning (sic)hall and seeing the windows inspired by Alice in Wonderland.` Scarce in this form. One very light, minor stain to the right edge, not affecting the text or signature, otherwise VG. Jackson delivered a speech to students at Oxford University on 6th March 2001. The subject of the Oxford Union address was his new iniative Heal the Kids. In the speech Jackson stated `The walls of Oxford have not only housed the greatest philosophical and scientific geniuses-they have also ushered forth some of the most cherished creators of children`s literature, from J.R.R. Tolkien to C.S. Lewis. Today I was allowed to hobble into the dining hall in Christ Church to see Lewis Carroll`s Alice in Wonderland immortalised in the stained glass windows.`

[JACKSON MICHAEL]: (1958-2009) American Pop Singer. A rare, small selection of perhaps a dozen strands of Jackson`s singed hair, some fragmented, obtained immediately following the pop star`s ill fated performance during the filming of a Pepsi Cola commercial on 27th January 1984. The hair is contained in a small plastic wallet affixed to a certificate of authenticity. Accompanied by an extensive series of papers providing provenance to the hair which was originally collected by the commercial`s executive producer Ralph Cohen of Giraldi Productions, including an interesting transcript of Cohen in conversation and recollecting the events which led to Jackson`s accident, stating that he was the second person to rush to the singer`s aid. Also included is a signed colour 7.5 x 9.5 photograph by Jackson showing him standing in a three quarter length pose. Signed and dated in bold red ink across a light area of the background. A highly unusual souvenir of the King of Pop. G to VG, 2. . . . . On 27th January 1984, Michael Jackson and other members of the Jacksons filmed a Pepsi Cola commercial at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. During the simulated concert, in front of thousands of fans, pyrotechnics accidentally set Jackson`s hair on fire and he received second degree burns to his scalp.

LITERATURE: Selection of signed pieces, cards, a few signed First Day Covers etc., by various Nobel Prize winners for Literature, including Selma Lagerlof, George Bernard Shaw, Nadine Gordimer, Nelly Sachs, Heinrich Boll, Gunter Grass, Sinclair Lewis, Salvatore Quasimodo, Shmuel Agnon, Isaac Bashevis Singer, William Golding, Camilo Jose Cela, Jaroslav Seifert, Harold Pinter etc. Some light age wear, generally G to about VG, 18

LIND JENNY: (1820-1887) Swedish Opera Singer, known as the Swedish Nightingale. A.L.S., Jenny Goldschmidt, four pages, 8vo, Hamburg, 6th February 1855, to Madame Gonne, in German (untranslated). Together with a second A.L.S., Jenny Lind, four pages, 8vo, Stuttgart, 13th November 1846, to an unidentified correspondent, in German (untranslated). Also including Otto Goldschmidt (1829-1907) German Composer, Conductor and Pianist, husband of Jenny Lind. Three A.Ls.S., Otto Goldschmidt, eleven pages (total), 8vo, Wimbledon Park & South Kensington, 1868-98, one to the English Composer and Pianist William Sterndale Bennett (1816-1875) and two to Bennett`s son. In the first, lengthy letter Goldschmidt discusses the Royal Academy of Music, the professors, students and class structures and in the other letters Goldschmidt refers to a manuscript for a Concerto for Pianoforte by William Sterndale Bennett and also briefly mentions a conversation with Arthur Sullivan. One of Lind`s letters is completely, although neatly, split in two across the central horizontal fold, and both have light overall age wear. Goldschmidt`s letters are in fine condition. FR to VG, 5

BATTLE OF BRITAIN: A printed 4to souvenir programme for the Battle of Britain Ball held at Grosvenor House, London, 4th October 1974, signed to clear areas of the front cover, which features an image of two Spitfire aircraft in flight, by eight Battle of Britain pilots including Douglas Bader, Johnnie Johnson, Paddy Barthropp, Hugh Dundas, Alan Deere, Jeffrey Quill, Christopher Foxley Norris etc., also signed by the singer Vera Lynn. With original gold tassle. VG

A rare Singer 306K electric sewing machine 1960s, in the original case, with accessories, spare needles etc.

Hardy (Gathorne Gathorne- letters including: Lord Derby Lord Dufferin J.A. Froude Princess Mary Adelaide duchess of Teck Sir Richard Mayne (first joint chief commissioner of the Metropolitan Police); A.W. Kinglake H.P. Liddon Sir John Pakington Adelaide Sartoris (singer and author) Princess Beatrice (torn); Sir Roderick Murchison Ashurst Turner Gilbert authorising Rev Alexander Orr to celebrate Divine Service in in a house at Hurst Green (Bishop of Chichester) mostly on routine matters many accepting or refusing an invitation from Gathorne-Hardy as Home Secretary to a dinner in on honour of Queen Victoria`s birthday 1838; a few cut signatures including Walpole and Pelham v.s. v.d.(qty) ***"I do not know how to give you my autograph letter better than by writing to you myself - I send with it some other handwriting that perhaps you may care to have - though I do not know you I am sorry to hear of the accident you have had & hope that making your collection may afford you some in the enforced repose so hard to endure at any age... Adelaide Sartoris (born Kemble).".

Music.- Whyte Junr. (Robert including: (1) group of 60 letters between Robert Whyte and his wife and daughter and others 1880s - 1920s (2) group of 35 diaries by Robert Whyte numerous pp. original leather 1883-1919 (3) group of 9 diaries by Margaret Whyte Joyce Walter Whyte and others numerous pp. original leather v.d. 1880s - 1920s(c. 100 pieces) ***Robert Whyte Jr musician; Margaret Whyte singer; and their daughter Marjorie Whyte conductor of the Bromley Symphony Orchestra. .

A John W. Singer & Sons brass kettle on a wrought iron stand in the style of Dr Christopher Dresser unsigned, stamped regd number 93257 9th february 1888, 26cm. high

A Meissen monkey band figure of a female singer, seated with her score resting in her lap, wearing a bonnet and yellow cloak, crossed swords mark, 18th/19th century, a little restoration, 11.7cm.

Dinky: 250 Streamlined Fire Engine in original box, blue-grey 181 Volkswagen Sedan with spun alloy hubs, 168 Singer Gazelle, green and yellow 254 Austin Taxi, 190 Caravan, grey Trailer, 320 Halesowen Trailer (lacks one gate), Rake and 735 Gloster Javelin, F-G, box F (9)

Dinky: grey and green 168 Singer Gazelle and yellow and cream 166 Sunbeam Rapier with beige hubs in original boxes, VG-E and F-G, boxes P-F, both incomplete (2)

Dinky: brown and cream 168 Singer Gazelle in original box, E, box F, some tape repair

Dinky 172 Studebaker Land Cruiser in cerise and cream, some fading, boxed; Dinky Toys 168 Singer Gazelle in brown/cream, excellent with good box.

Dublo Dinky Toys: 061 Ford Prefect, mint and boxed; 062 Singer Roadster, chipped, boxed.

Martin Aubert (contemporary), After the Hurricane, watercolour, 44cm x 59cm. This picture won 1st prize in the 1993 Singer and Friedlander/Sunday Times Watercolour competition. Together with a poster of the 1993 competition, and another of the 1994 poster, illustrating the previous year`s winner. (3) Please note this lot may be eligible for Droit de Suite.

Arthur Morgan (contemporary), On the edge II, South beach, Tenby, Pembrokeshire, watercolour and pencil, 67cm x 97cm.This picture won 1st prize in the 2000 Singer and Friedlander/Sunday Times Watercolour competition. Please note this lot may be eligible for Droit de Suite

Charles Oakley (contemporary), The Thomas Eakins Gallery, watercolour and gouache, 52cm x 74cm. This picture won 1st prize in the 1999 Singer and Friedlander/Sunday Times Watercolour competition. Together with a poster of the 1999 competition (2) Please note this lot may be eligible for Droit de Suite

Antonia Black (contemporary), Uluru: Ayers Rock, Central Australia, gouache, signed and dated 2003, 75cm x 105cm. This picture won 2nd prize in the 2003 Singer and Friedlander/Sunday Times Watercolour competition. Please note this lot may be eligible for Droit de Suite

After John Singer Sargent 1856-1925, 20/21st century- "Sir Frank Swettenham"; oil on canvas, originally executed in 1904. Note: The original portrait of the colonial administrator Sir Frank Swettenham was commissioned in 1903 from the leading society portraitist of the time, the American artist John Singer Sargent, by the Malay Straits Association of London. This portrait of Swettenham by Sargent began as a copy of the original portrait by one of Sargent`s copyists but Sargent took over the painting and Swettenham gave fresh sittings. He is shown surrounded by accessories evoking his Far Eastern career.

After Thomas Gainsborough RA 1727-1788- Study of a pony; bronze sculpture with integral base, bears stamp for Morris Singer foundry, numbered 62/300, 18cm., (high)