CRIMINAL DAMAGE - LP/12" COLLECTION. Collection of 10 x LPs/12" on the British Indie Punk label. To include Destructors - Cry Havoc ANd Unleash The Dogs Of War (CRI 12 104), Mighty Ballistics Hi-Power - Here Come The Blues (CRIMLP 131), The Membranes - Crack House (CRI MLP 105) and Shine On Pumpkin Moon (CRI 12-125), M.B. Hi-Power (CRI 12 135), Angel Corpus-Christi - I Love N.Y (CRI MLP 128), Ausgang - Sink Into You and The Teachings Of Web, Diatribe - Seventeen And Dieing and Look Back In Anger - Flowers. Please note that all sleeves will contain archival stickers from the BBC. Some of these stickers are 'on top' of the plastic with some 'underneath' (i.e. on the sleeve itself). Some sleeves have been 'laminated' either by way of 'punching' the plastic wallet to two parts of the sleeve or by fully wrapping the plastic to the sleeve. Where sleeves are laminated stickers can be removed with the use of appropriate sticker removal fluids however it is unlikely that stickers can be removed from any sleeves that are not laminated. The sleeves as such in this collection are generally graded as VG with the records often clean VG+ to Ex+/archive.
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A QUANTITY OF BOXED HASBRO ACTION FORCE COBRA ENEMY VEHICLES AND ACCESSORIES ETC., Cobra Water Moccasin, No.6058, Cobra Night Attack 4-WD Stinger, No.6622, Cobra Bunker and Cobra Rifle Range Unit, No.6655, contents of boxes not checked but both vehicle boxes complete with figure, boxes with wear and damage, with an Action Force 'Sink the Montana' VHS video still sealed in original polythene (5)
An outstanding Great War D.S.M. group of three awarded to 2nd Hand W. W. Cowell, Gunlayer of the six-pounder aboard H.M. Drifter I.F.S. who destroyed a German seaplane in the Straits of Dover in June 1917 Distinguished Service Medal, G.V.R. (D.A.4513. W. W. Cowell, 2nd Hd. R.N.R. H.M. Dr. I.F.S. Straits of Dover. 11. June. 1917.); British War and Victory Medals (4513D.A. W. W. Cowell. 2 Hd. R.N.R.) mounted for display together with an erased 1914-15 Star, good very fine (4) £1,200-£1,600 --- D.S.M. London Gazette 20 July 1917. The original recommendation states: ‘H.M. Drifter “I.F.S.”. Destruction of enemy seaplane Straits of Dover 11 June 1917. Gunlayer. At 4.50am five enemy machines seen flying low firing at barrage buoys. The gun was manned and loaded with tracer shell, but held fire until planes came closer. Opened fire at 1,500 yards. First and second shots fell directly under machines. Increased range to 2,000 yards and third shot hit the middle aeroplane which exploded. A second enemy machine landed close to the machine hit, almost immediately. Fired two more shells at machine on the water and three at the remaining machines which were circling overhead. Firing pin now broke and had to be changed. With new firing pin fired three rounds at machines still in the air and drove them off and five more rounds at machine on the water which stopped. Passed over wreckage of machine which had been destroyed in the air, but H.M.Y. Diane got to the one on the water first and took the two aviators prisoner. It is submitted that this action reflects great credit on I.F.S. and gunlayer 2nd Hand Walter William Cowell. (ADM 137/3238/257 refers). An account of this episode is told in The Dover Patrol, by Admiral Sir Reginald Bacon: ‘During the winter the drifters on the cross-Channel barrage had a bad time. They were cheered on three occasions by most suspicious damage to the nets, but in the strong tide diving, for examination purposes, was impossible, and therefore the loss of enemy vessels could only be assumed. The drifter Protect was lost in March 1917 in weighing a fleet of nets: a heavy explosion occurred, doubtless owing to a mine having drifted in the net. Only three hands were saved. On April 9th six German sea-planes attacked the mine-net division guarding the North Goodwin Nets. One of these machines endeavoured to torpedo a drifter, by a torpedo dropped from below the body of the machine; the torpedo missed the drifter astern by about twelve yards. The drifters engaged with their guns, but without result. This is an example of how the Germans wasted a new idea. Instead of trying to sink a large liner, they gave away the system in an attack on a little drifter. The German aircraft did not, however, always get off so easily, for on one occasion, when Lieutenant H. B. Bell-Irving, R.N.V.R., arrived early on his patrol-station, he heard sounds of machine-gun fire, and saw five enemy machines flying low in line ahead, firing at each buoy as they passed it. The drifter manned her gun and loaded with tracer shell, and waited the enemy's approach. She opened fire at 1,500 yards. The first and second shots fell directly under the machine. She promptly increased her range to 2,000 yards, and the third shot hit the enemy machine amidships, causing it to explode, and bringing it down. A second enemy machine almost immediately landed close to the first one, and the drifter fired two more rounds at the machine which had landed, whose pilot was endeavouring to pick up his damaged comrade, and three rounds at the machines which were circling overhead. The drifter proceeded to chase the machine which was on the water, and which was taxing to the eastward. This craft was in trouble as it could not go straight, one of the floats having been hit by the drifter's fire. The firing-pin of the drifter's gun had broken; the gun-layer changed it; fired three more rounds at the machines in the air, which cleared out, and five more rounds at the machine in the water, which stopped. The yacht Diane, which had come on the scene, took the two aviators prisoner, and endeavoured to tow the damaged machine, but unfortunately the machine broke and was not got into the harbour. The gun-layer of the drifter was a fisherman named Walter Cowell, second hand, and I venture to think his hitting two sea-planes, direct hits, with a six-pounder in this way was remarkable - as difficult an operation as shooting rocketing pheasants with a .303 rifle. For this service Lieutenant Bell-Irving received the D.S.C. and the gun-layer the D.S.M. Lieutenant Bell-Irving subsequently received a bar to his D.S.C. for gallant conduct in connection with an attempt to salve the Redcar after she was mined. He was in her when she sank, but jumped into the water just in time to clear the vessel.’ Sold with copied research including accounts from various newspapers and books.
Dinky Pre-War 4 x Dolly Varden Dolls House Furniture Sets - (1) 101 Dining Room Furniture (some mild fatigue & 1 Armchair incomplete); (2) 102 Bedroom Furniture (chest of drawers & sideboard heavily fatigued - remaining items have mild fatigue); (3) 103 Kitchen Furniture (Fridge Table & Chair all free from any visible signs of fatigue but please note Table top has been REPAINTED CREAM, Sideboard & Oven both fatigued); (4) Bathroom Furniture (Sink, Toilet & Wicker Basket appear free from any visible signs of fatigue, Bath Fatigued & Stool heavily fatigued and incomplete) - individual condition varies from Goog Plus to Poor all re-strung onto REPRODUCTION backing cards. (4)
FOUR BOXES OF MISCELLANEOUS SUNDRIES, to include a pair of solid brass hot & cold bath/sink taps, a small copper saucepan, a boxed Karcher WV5 plus window cleaner, a boxed Six-20 folding Brownie, a quantity of empty porcelain boxes, an HSBC money bank, single records, a boxed Tucker 'Pop' rivet kit, a silverplate teapot, treen, etc. (s.d) (4 boxes)
A group of five coin sets including Franklin Mint Guyana 1977 proof set, 10 dollar sterling silver, 5 dollar .500 silver, Barbados 1975 proof set, 10 dollar sterling silver, 5 dollar .800 silver, coins of Barbados uncirculated set 1977, 1977 Cook Islands first day cover with 25 dollar silver coin and Sink & Son Ltd Republic of Seychelles 1976 set, 10 and 5 rupees sterling silver
EISNER (Will). a group of six Signed Limited edition hardback graphic novels - mostly first printings, includes, A Contract With God, numbered 728 of1500 copies, published Baronet, 1978; A Life Force, numbered 391 of 1250 copies, Kitchen Sink Press, Wisconsin,1988; To the Heart of the Storm, numbered 543 of 900 copies, Kitchen Sink Press, 1991; Invisible People, numbered 736 of 900 copies, Kitchen Sink Press,1993; Dropsie Avenue: The Neighbourhood, numbered 372 of 500 copies, Kitchen Sink Press,1995, ; Family Matter, numbered 259 of 500 copies, Kitchen Sink Press,1998, mostly Signed on illustrated bookplates tipped-in, black and white illustrations throughout, publishers boards, 8vo. (6)William Erwin Eisner(1917-2005) was one of the earliest cartoonists to work in the American comic book industry. The Eisner Award, named in his honour, is awarded each year to recognise achievements in the comic medium.Condition Report: overall good conditions with strong signatures.
Graphic Novels: a group of 30+ mostly first edition hardback and soft cover books, four of which are Signed includes LAWRENCE (D.H.) and Hunt Emerson. The Cartoon Strip Lady Chatterleys Lover! Signed twice by the illustrator, Hunt Emerson, Knockabout, 1986; ELLIS (Warren). two volumes Signed, Transmetroplitan: Lust for Life; Transmetropolitan: The New Scum, Late edition, both issues Signed by the author in silver ink on front cover,s DC Comics, 1998-2000; MILLER (Frank). Three volumes, includes, Elektra Lives Again, Signed Limited hardcover edition number 29, numbered 1561 of 2500 copies, Graphitti Design, 1990; Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Rob, issue nos. 1 & 2, Dark Horse Comics, 1995; MORRISON (Grant). The Mystery Play, Vertigo/DC Comics, 1994; EISNER (Will). The Building, second printing, Kitchen Sink Press, 1988; MOORE (Alan). V For Vendetta, first printing, New York: DC Comics, 1989; WEIN (Len). and Berni Wrightson. Swamp Thing: Dark Genesis, New York: DC Comics, 1991; MOENCH (Doug). Batman Bloodstorm, New York: DC Comics, 1994; GOODWIN (Archie). two volumes, includes, Wolverine, Nick Fury: The Scorpio Connection, illustrated by Howard Chaykin, Marvel Entertainment Inc., 1989; Batman: Night Cries, New York: DC Comics, 1992;CLOWES (Daniel). Three volumes, includes, Ghost World, Jonathan Cape, 2000; David Boring, New York: Pantheon Books, 2000; Like a Velvet Glove Cast in Iron, first Fantagraphics Books edition, 1993; and others, 4to, 8vo. (30+) Condition Report: overall good conditions with strong signatures.
Graphic Novels: a group of 40+ mostly first edition hardback and softcover books, three of which are Signed - includes, BAGGE (Peter). The Bradleys, Signed and numbered 487/900 in pencil on the title by the author, first Fantagraphics edition, 1989; WAGNER (John). Judge Caligula, two volumes, Books One and Two, the first multi Signed with seven signatures including John Wagner, Brian Bolland, Kevin ONeil, Robin Smith and others, Titan Books, 1982; The Chronicles of Judge Dredd, two volumes, Titan, 1982-1983; MILLS (Pat). Cursed Earth, two volumes, Part One and Two, the second multi Signed with seven signatures including John Wagner, Mike McMahon, Brian Bolland, Kevin ONeil and others, Titan Books, 1982; The Robo-Hunter, Book One, Titan, 1982; GAIMAN (Neil). The World of the Sandman, Collected edition, three volumes within slipcase, DC Comics, 1991; The Sandman: Season of Mists, trade paperback edition, DC Comics, 1992; BHARUCHA (Fershid). Richard Corben: Flights into Fantasy, dust-jacket unclipped, New York: Thumb Tack Books, 1981; ENNIS (Garth) and Steve Dillon, The Preacher, seven volumes, DC Comics, 1996-1999; EISNER (Will). The Dreamer, Kitchen Sink Press, third printing, 1988; Invisible People, 1993; MORRISON (Grant). Arkham Asylum, dust-jacket unclipped, DC Comics, 1989; MOORE (Alan). Tom Strong, dust-jacket unclipped, Americas Best Comics, 2000; with others including Daredevil, Spawn, The Green Lantern, Hellblazer, Shazam, The Shadow, The Flash, Weapon X, Justice League, and The Punisher, 4to, 8vo. (40+) Condition Report: overall good conditions with strong signatures.
Fantasy, Science-Fiction and Comic Books Artists: a group of fourteen first edition hardback books and related ephemera - includes, FENNER (Arnie, Editor). Icon: A Retrospective by the Grandmaster of Fantastic Art Frank Frazetta, within slipcase, sealed as issued, Underwood Books, 1998; Frank Frazetta: A Retrospective, dust-jacket, Alexander Gallery, New York, 1994, sealed as issued; Frazetta: Illustrations Arcanum, Verotik Inc., 1994; The Fantastic Art of Frank Frazetta, Pan Books, 1976; Frank Frazetta 1997 Calendar (sealed as issued); Mind Fields: The Art of Jack Yerka The Fiction of Harlan Ellison, 34 paintings, 33 stories, Morpheus International, 1994: Visions of Arzach, featuring the art of Jean Moebius Girayd and others, Kitchen Sink Press, 1993; HERMAN CROMPTON (Alastair). The Man Who Drew Tomorrow, the story of Frank Hampson comic-strip creations for EAGLE comics, including Dan Dare, Who Dares Publishing, 1985; with a related Christies Auction Catalogue, Dan Dare, South Kensington, August, 1993; Michael Wm. Kaluta. Mage Portfilio: Images of Ascension, ten full-page black and white portraits of mage characters printed on individual card sheets, contained within an illustrated card folder, illustrations by William Michael Kaluta, text by Phil Brucato, White Wolf (1993); SABIN (Roger). Comics, Comix, & Graphic Novels: A History of Comic Art, dust-jacket, sealed as issued, Phaidon, 1996; WINDSOR-SMITH (Barry). Opius 2, dust-jacket unclipped, Fantagraphics Inc., 2000; and others related, 4to, 8vo. (14)
Comics / Cartoon History: a group of fourteen hardback and softcover books - includes, KUTZMAN (Harvey). From Aargh! To Zap!: Harvey Kurtzmans Visual History of the Comics, first edition, Prentice Hall Press, 1991; GOULART (Ron). Over 50 Years of American Comic Books, dust-jacket unclipped, Publications International, 1991; PERRY (Alan). The Penguin Book of Comics, revised edition, reprint, Alan Lane The Penguin Press, 1975; GONICK (Larry). The Cartoon History of the Universe, Book One: From the Big Bang to Babylon, reprint, Rip Off Press Inc.,1980; ESTTREN (Mark James). A History of Underground Comics, revised edition, second printing, Airlift Books, 1989; SCHREINER (Dave). Kitchen Sink Press: The First 25 Years, first edition, first printing, Kitchen Sink Press, 1994; SABIN (Roger). Adult Comics: An Introduction, Routledge, 1993; MALTIN (Leonard). Of Mice and Magic: A History of American Animated Cartoons, revised edition, first printing, Plume Books, 1987; BARKER (Martin). Action Presents: The Story of a Violent Comic, first edition, Titan, 1990; A Haunt of Fears: The Strange History of the British Horror Comics Campaign, paperback edition, 1992; and others, v.s. (14)
Comic Book Artists and related books a group of twenty-four hardback and soft cover books, mostly first editions, two of which are Signed, includes, JONES (Jeff). Age of Innocence: The Romantic Art of Jeffrey Jones, Signed Limited edition, numbered 283 of 500 slipcased copies, Signed by Jeffrey Jones on limitation page, California: Underwood Books, 1994; WEIST (Gerry). The Comic Art Price Guide, Limited edition, numbered 96/350 and Signed on the limitation page, Arcturian, 2000; JONES (Chuck). The Life and Times of an Animated Cartoonist, forward by Steven Spielberg, dust-jacket unclipped, Simon & Schuster, 1990; SUCKLING (Nigel). Horripilations: The Art of J.K. Potter, introduction by Stephen King, Dragons World, 1993; GARRIOCK (P.R.). Masters of Comic Book Art, Aurum Press, 1978; BENTON (Mike). Masters of Imagination: The Comic Book Artists Hall of Fame, dust-jacket unclipped, Dallas, Texas: Taylor Publishing, 1994; NOOMIN (Diane, editor). Twisted Sisters: A Collection of Bad Girl Art, vols. 1&2, Penguin 1991, Kitchen Sink Press, 1995; with others relating to Richard Corbens, Joseph Clement, Neal Adams, Jack Cole, Robert Williams, Michale Wm. Kaluta; and five related Comic Art auction and Convention catalogues. 4to, 8vo. (24)
POPLASKI (Peter). The R. Crumb Coffee Table Art Book, Deluxe Slipcased hardcover book with Signed print - the book with mostly colour full-length comic stories from Shack to Chateau, dust-jacket unclipped, red cloth, within a black leatherette slipcase gilt lettered to spine, the first comprehensive retrospective of the artists career, folio, published Kitchen Sink Press, 1997; together with, a Limited edition silkscreen print loosely inserted, numbered 389/1000 and Signed in pencil by American cartoonist, Robert Crumb, 25.5 x 32 cm. (2) Condition Report: overall good conditions, with strong signatures.
CRUMB (Robert). A group of ten books, two of which are Signed, vinyl records, postcards, and Calendar includes, The Complete Crumb Comics, two Limited editions, volume 1, front endpaper ink stamped 001473 and Signed in black ink by the artist; volume 5, numbered 243 of six hundred copies and Signed by the artist on an illustrated bookplate, black and white comic-strip illustrations throughout, pictorial boards, 4to, first Fantagraphics editions, 1987 & 1990; The complete Fritz the Cat, Belier Press, 1978; Waiting for Food: Restaurant Placemat Drawings, Oog & Blick/Kitchen Sink Press, 1995; R. Crumbs Carload O Comics, introduction by Harvey Kutzman, Belier Press, 1976; R. Crumb: The Record Cover Collection, Amsterdam: Oog & Blick, 1994; RICHTER (Carl). Crumb-Ology, Water Row Press, 1995; together with, three related Vinyl LP Album records, including, R. Crumb and his Cheap Suit Serenaders, produced by Blue Goose Records, 2014, No. 2, 2019, and No. 3, 2025; and R. Crumbs Millenium Calendar for the Year 2000, sealed as issued, published by Universe New York; and a set of 10 Robert Crumb postcards within an illustrated envelope, published by Fantagraphics, Seattle, c. 1973. (12) Condition Report: overall good conditions with strong signatures.
Batman, Superman, and other Superheroes: a group of fourteen first edition hardback and soft cover books, two of which are Signed includes, SIMPSON (Don). Megaton Man, volume 1, Limited edition, numbered 58 of 250 copies, Signed on an illustrated bookplate tipped-in, black and white comic-strip illustrations, pictorial boards, published Wisconsin: Kitchen Sink Press, 1990; 2000AD Annual for the year 1983, Signed on front pastedown by Brian Bolland, and further Signed on first illustrated page by Robin Smith and one other, published by IPC, 1982; SIEGEL (Jerry) and Joe Schuster. Superman: The Sunday Classics 1939-1943, within slipcase, first printing, published New York: DC/Kitchen Sink Press, 1998; KANE (Bob). Batman The Dailies, three volumes, first printings, includes, 1943-1944, 1944-1945 and 1945-1946, pictorial soft covers, published New York: DC/Kitchen Sink Press, 1990-1991; SIMON (Joe) and Jack Kirby. Captain America: The Classic Years, two volumes, within slipcase, volume 1, Nos. 1-5, volume 2, published New York: Marvel, 1990; together with, BYRNE (John) and Dick Giordano. The Man of Steel: Special Raffle edition, mini-series compilation, issues 1-6, issued as part of a mail-in competition to 1,000 lucky fans with loosely inserted accompanied letter from DC. (1987); The Return of Superman, DC., 1993; Super Duper Supermen: A Dennis Gifford Collection, 1992; Superheroes: A Modern Mythology, 1992; Superman Collectables: A Pictorial Price Guide, 1996; and Sothebys New York Auction Catalogue for Comic Books and Comic Art, Sale 6588, June 18, 1994. 4to, 8vo. (14) Condition Report: overall good condition with strong signatures.
Graphic Novels and Illustrated Books: a group of fourteen first editions, three of which are Signed includes, SCARFE (Gerald). Scarfeland: The Lost World, Signed by the artist on half-title, dust-jacket unclipped, Hamish Hamilton, 1989; DARROW (Geoff). Comics and Stories, pictorial boards, French text, with a loosely inserted colour illustration, Signed by Darrow in black ink on lower margin, 25 x 36cm., Aedena, 1986, EISNER (Will). Reader, Limited edition, numbered 348 of 1500 copies Signed by the author on an illustrated bookplate, dust-jacket unclipped, Kitchen Sink Press, 1991; Signal from Space; and All About PGell: The Spirit Casebook, volume II; both pictorial boards, Kitchen Sink Press, 1983-1998; The Christmas Spirit, soft pictorial covers, Kitchen Sink Press, 1994; KURTZMAN (Harvey). Strange Adventures, dust-jacket unclipped, Byron Press, 1990; FRAZETTA (Frank). The Frank Frazetta Pillow Book, Kitchen Sink Press, 1994; with others by Richard Corben, Gary Larson, James Herbert and relating to Jack Kirby, including, The Art of Jack Kirby, Blue Rose Press, 1992; The Collected Jack Kirby Collector, Twomorrows, 1997; and Jack Kirbys Heroes and Villains, Pure Imagination, 199, folio, 4to. (14) Condition Report: some foxing to top edges, otherwise overall good conditions with strong signatures.
Graphic Novels by Vaughan Bode and Don Martin: a group of twenty-four first editions, mostly soft cover books - includes, BODE (Vaughan, illustrator) and Roger Zelazny, Way Up High/Here There Be Dragons, two volumes within mustard cloth slipcase, deluxe editions limited to 1000 copies, Signed by Robert Zelazny, within sealed wrapper as issued, Donald Grant, 1992; Vaughan Bode Diary Sketchbooks, three volumes, Books 1 -3, Fantagraphics, 1990-1991; The Collected Purple Pictography, Eros Comics, October, 1991; The Bode Broads: A Portfolio, containing nineteen numbered prints, published by Bagginer Press, New York, 1977: and others including, Deadbone Erotica, 1991; Poem Toons, 1989; Vaughan Bode Index, first printing of 2500 copies, 1976; Junkwaffel, volume1, 1993; Junkwaffel No. 5, 1983; Cheech Wizard, volumes 1 & II, 1990-1991; Erotica, no. 1, 1993; Cobalt 60, book one (of four) 1992; together with, MARTIN (Don). Droll Book, Dark Horse Comics, first trade paperback, 1992; GEISSMAN (Grant). Collectibly Mad, Kitchen Sink Press, 1995; The Art of Mad, Christies East, New York Auction catalogue for The Art of Mad Sale, December 18, 1992; and four paperback editions by Mads Greatest artist, Don Martin, Warner and Signet Books, New York, 1962-1973, v.s. (24) Condition Report: toning to edges of Dom Martin's paperback editions, otherwise mostly all good conditions.
Batman: twenty related first edition books and comics, four of which are Signed - includes, MILLER (Frank). The Dark Knight, Signed Limited edition, numbered 1478 of 4,000 copies, Signed by the author and artist, Frank Miller, on limitation-page, Introduction by Alan Moore, dust-jacket unclipped, published New York: DC Comics, 1988; The Complete Frank Miller Batman, contains: Batman Year One, Wanted: Santa Claus Dead Or Alive and The Dark Knight Returns,illustrated by David Mazzucchelli, black leather, all edges silver, Longmeadow Press, 1989; LANSDALE (Joe R.). Batman: Captured by the Engines, Limited edition within slipcase, numbered 441 of 500 copies, Signed by the author on limitation-page, dust-jacket unclipped, publishers black cloth, gilt, Baltimore: Borderlands Press, 1991; Batman: Terror on the High Skies, Signed by the author on title, full-page black and white illustrated by Edward Hannigan; BARRETT (Neal). Batman In The Black Egg of Atlantis, Inscribed and Signed by the author on title, Greetings from Gotham City, Neal Barrett, illustrated by Sal Amendola; ALBANO (John). Batman In The Deadly Demons, illustrated by Arthur Suydam, each with pictorial soft covers, Little, Brown and Company, 1992; Batman: The Sunday Classics 1943-46, Kitchen Sink Press, 1991; BARR (Mike W.). Batman: Son of the Demons, dust-jacket unclipped, DC Comics, 1987; MOENCH (Doug). Batman: Dark Joker the Wild, DC Comics, 1993; with a duplicate copy; Batman and Dracula: Red Rain, dust-jacket unclipped, DC Comics, 1991; together with, four related DC and Dark Horse Comics within individual protective sleeves, and other books, v.s. (20) Condition Report: overall good conditions with strong signatures.
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