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Lot 153
F.Robson "Wells Cathedral" "The Town Hall Abingdon" "Penniless Porch, Wells" "Truro Cathedral" "College Oxford" Five Etchings, all signed in pencil, approximately 22cm x 14cm, also with a George Goodway etching of "Mermaid Inn, Rye" and with an etching by Haig of a "Cathedral Interior", blind stamp to lower left, (7)
Lot 947
FOOTBALL / COINS / STAMPS / FDC'S A small miscellany including 3 football programmes, 1966 European Cup Final, Real Madrid v. Partizan Belgrade score on cover, Wales v Kuwait 1977 and Football League v Irish Football League 1958 at Liverpool FC. 2 player contracts for James Whitehouse at Hillingdon Borough and Hasting United in 1965 and 1966 respectively. 2 complete coin albums for the England Squad 1998 and FA Cup Centenary 1872-1972. 3 First Day Covers, Princess Diana 1961-1997 with 5 different stamps, 1984 European Cup Final in Rome and End of Military Facilities Agreement between Malta and Great Britain. 2 Royal Mail stamp issues for the 100th Year of the Queen Mother and D-Day 6th June 1944. 2 sets of Yugoslavia stamps which have been handstamped. A 1977 Jubilee Crown and a complete wallet for Britain's First Decimal Coins 15/2/1971. Six stamps for the 1974 World Cup 3 X 30 and 3 X 40. Generally good
Lot 1155
WORLD CUP MASTERFILE Four albums each headed World Cup Master file, issued 1986, each folder contains World Cup related postage stamps issued by many countries for the various tournaments and covers the history of the World Cup from 1930. Includes a match report , photograph and stamp from each game in the 1986 Mexican Tournament plus a collection of commemorative covers from the 86 Tournament. Generally good
Lot 524
Pair of Prince of Wales 1969 Investiture chairs, by Remploy designed by Anthony Charles Robert Armstrong-Jones, 1st Earl of Snowdon, constructed from laminated olive ash stained vermillion red, the backs bearing gilt Prince of Wales feathers and his motto ICH DIEN (I serve) with red cushion seats, the underside of each seat bears a Prince of Wales feathers stamp and 1969, (2) 78cm high Together with two programs from the event. Re-upholstered by Mick Sheridan Upholstery using re-manufactured cloth from the original Welsh tweed mill that supplied to Remploy in 1969. During the re-upholstery work the original screws securing seat to frame were maintained to insure originality. The colour so often seen on these chairs today is a faded orange however these chairs represent how they would have originally appeared in the vermillion red tweed that was specially designed not to run and stain the guests clothes should there be a downpour! 4,000 of these chairs were produced for the Prince of Wale’s investiture in 1969. Lord Snowdon’s design was manufactured by disabled workers at the Remploy factory in Bridgend. Guests at the ceremony were invited to purchase their chairs after the event and for £12 received their chair flat packed Ikea style for them to reassemble.
Lot 525
Pair of Prince of Wales 1969 Investiture chairs, by Remploy designed by Anthony Charles Robert Armstrong-Jones, 1st Earl of Snowdon, constructed from laminated olive ash stained vermillion red, the backs bearing gilt Prince of Wales feathers and his motto ICH DIEN (I serve) with red cushion seats, the underside of each seat bears a Prince of Wales feathers stamp and 1969, (2) 78cm high Together with two programs from the event. Re-upholstered by Mick Sheridan Upholstery using re-manufactured cloth from the original Welsh tweed mill that supplied to Remploy in 1969. During the re-upholstery work the original screws securing seat to frame were maintained to insure originality. The colour so often seen on these chairs today is a faded orange however these chairs represent how they would have originally appeared in the vermillion red tweed that was specially designed not to run and stain the guests clothes should there be a downpour! 4,000 of these chairs were produced for the Prince of Wale’s investiture in 1969. Lord Snowdon’s design was manufactured by disabled workers at the Remploy factory in Bridgend. Guests at the ceremony were invited to purchase their chairs after the event and for £12 received their chair flat packed Ikea style for them to reassemble.
Lot 3007
Clearview 16 red stock book - containing some Mint decimal and pre decimal stamps including marginal blocks EII, Royal Mail stamp album red A-2, few stamps, two blocks of Queen Mother HRH Charles and Diana, loose packets of used stamps and two packs of Mint GB decimal and pre decimal stamps
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