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Lot 17
2x Herbie Hancock - Maiden Voyage US 1966 stereo LP repress Van Gelder stamp Liberty labels Blue Note BST84195 track A3 skips towards end otherwise VG+ & Speak Like A Child US 1968 stereo gatefold LP 1st pressing Van Gelder stamp Liberty labels Blue Note BST84279 VG++ plays great, minor pops, wear to spine.
Lot 130
STEINBECK JOHN: (1902-1968) American Writer, Nobel Prize winner for Literature, 1962. A.L.S., with his initials J.S., one page, 4to, n.p., 14th November 1964, to M.P. Steinbeck informs his correspondent, in full, 'Here we go again. For a few blessed days I was free of them but they have tracked me down. On Nov. 23rd we go to California and I will probably be back Dec 3-4. I can't imagine anything terribly important will happen in the mail during that time, but if you happen to be in town, you might take a look. I like the alcoholic lady - Maybe I should have a rubber stamp made for the kids “Not known at this address”, lets think of it.' With minor tears and creasing to the upper edge and a clear tape repair to the verso for a small tear on the left edge, not affecting text or signature. G The current letter most likely refers to correspondence Steinbeck was receiving from school pupils at this time requesting information about the author. In the Saturday Review Steinbeck wrote a short piece entitled A Plea to Teachers stating, in part, 'I was pleased that someone was interested in how old I was and where I was born… This went on for some time and then an ominous change crept in… As the peremptory tone entered the number of letters increased… Now apparently, the competition is getting rough, because a new tone has entered. The letters begin with outrageous flattery which even I can't believe and they end - “My teacher says if you don't answer I won't pass”.
Lot 153
CARTER HOWARD: (1874-1939) English Archaeologist and Egyptologist, discovered the Tomb of Tutankhamun in 1923. D.S., with his initials H C, one page, 4to, n.p. (London), 26th May 1933. The partially printed document is a statement of account issued by the antique furniture valuers and dealers Thos. F. Phipps of Earls Court Road to Carter for the restoration of a stool etc., totaling £6-4-6. Carter has annotated the document at the centre, in full, 'Herewith cheque for seven pounds sterling, the 15/6 credit to next a/c'. With a neatly affixed revenue stamp and official rubber stamp acknowledging receipt of Carter's payment and the credit in hand. Rare. VG
Lot 178
'Long live the forward march of the common people….' CHURCHILL WINSTON S.: (1874-1965) British Prime Minister 1940-45, 1951-55. Nobel Prize winner for Literature, 1953. A truly exceptional vintage wartime signed 11 x 16 photograph, incorporating an autograph quotation, the classic formal image depicting Churchill seated in a half length pose at his desk within the Cabinet Room of 10 Downing Street. Photograph by Walter Stoneman (although his credit stamp masked to the verso by traces of former mounting). Signed ('Winston S. Churchill') in bold, dark fountain pen ink to the lower photographer's mount, with an additional four line quotation in his hand, in full, 'Long live the forward march of the common people in all the lands towards their true & just inheritance & towards the broader & fuller age'. Also dated 30th November 1941 in his hand. War date signed photographs of Churchill of this size and quality are rare, and the present example is greatly enhanced by the addition of his holograph quotation. Some light age wear to the edges of the photographer's mount, evidently caused by previous framing, and with a couple minor creases to the upper left border and corners. About VGChurchill's choice of quotation is an interesting one, and derives (with a couple of very minor alterations) from the conclusion of his Dieu Protégé La France speech which was first broadcast on 21st October 1940, and in which he also declared 'Frenchmen! For more than 30 years in peace and war I have marched with you… Here in London, which Her Hitler says he will reduce to ashes, and which his aeroplanes are now bombarding, our people are bearing up unflinchingly. Our Air Force has more than held its own. We are waiting for the long promised invasion. So are the fishes . . .Remember that we shall never stop, never weary, and never give in . . . We seek to beat the life and soul out of Hitler and Hitlerism….'
Lot 251
EISELE DONN: (1930-1987) American Astronaut, Command Module Pilot of Apollo VII (1968). Signed colour 11 x 14 photograph, the image depicting Apollo XI astronaut Buzz Aldrin descending the ladder of the Lunar Module to become the second man to set foot on the Moon. Signed by Eisele in blue ink with his name alone to a clear area of the image. With a United States postage stamp commemorating the First Man on the Moon neatly affixed to the lower white border and bearing two post marks dated 20th July and 9th September 1969. Together with Joe Allen (1937- ) American Astronaut. Signed colour 14 x 11 photograph, the image depicting the Earth as seen from Apollo XI during its journey to the Moon. Signed ('J P Allen') in black ink with his name alone to the image, partially across a darker area. With a United States postage stamp commemorating the First Man on the Moon neatly affixed to the lower white border and bearing two post marks dated 20th July and 9th September 1969. Also including a selection of unsigned colour 8 x 10 photographs and some slightly smaller and larger, a few bearing autopen signatures, of various astronauts etc., including John Young, Alan Shepard, Edgar Mitchell, Alan Bean, Michael Collins, Tom Stafford, Dave Scott, Gordon Cooper, Gene Cernan, William Anders, Dave Scott etc. Some are official NASA images. Some overall surface creasing to the two signed photographs and a few of the larger unsigned images, G to VG, 29
Lot 253
ANDERS WILLIAM: (1933- ) American Astronaut, Lunar Module Pilot of Apollo VIII, 1968. Signed and inscribed colour 14 x 11 photograph, the image depicting a crater near the Apollo XI landing spot on the Sea of Tranquility. Signed by Anders in black ink to a clear area of the image. With a United States postage stamp commemorating the First Man on the Moon neatly affixed to the lower white border and bearing two post marks dated 20th July and 9th September 1969. Some light overall surface and corner creasing, about VG
Lot 254
APOLLO VIII: Signed colour 8 x 10 photograph by two of the three crew members of Apollo VIII (1968) individually comprising Frank Borman (Commander) and William Anders (Lunar Module Pilot). The official NASA image depicts Borman and Anders, alongside fellow crew member James Lovell (Command Module Pilot), standing in full length poses, each wearing their white spacesuits. Signed by Borman and Anders (with his surname only) in black inks to the centre of the image and also bearing an autopen signature of Lovell. With a United States postage stamp honouring Apollo VIII neatly affixed to the lower right corner and bearing a postmark at the base dated 5th May 1968. VG
Lot 257
COLLINS MICHAEL: (1930- ) American Astronaut, Command Module Pilot of Apollo XI, 1969. Signed colour 14 x 11 photograph, the composite image featuring individual portraits of the crew members of Apollo XI, Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins, each standing in half length poses wearing their white spacesuits, also with images of the Apollo XI mission patch and the plaque left on the Moon on 20th July 1969. Signed ('M. Collins') by Collins in black ink with his name alone to a clear area at the centre of the image. A United States postage stamp commemorating the First Man on the Moon is neatly affixed to the upper edge and bears two post marks dated 20th July and 9th September 1969. Some corner creasing and a tear to the lower edge, not affecting the signature, about G
Lot 274
ASTRONAUTS: Selection of signed postcard photographs and slightly larger etc., by various American astronauts comprising Jim Irwin (signed pamphlet entitled Footprints on the Moon), Ron Evans (signed and inscribed 8vo colour promotional flyer for an audio cassette and video entitled Let's Fly to the Moon, additionally annotated and signed with his first name only to the verso), Stuart Roosa (signed Hungarian postage stamp commemorating Apollo XIV), Walt Cunningham, Gordon Fullerton, Hank Hartsfield, Wally Schirra and Tom Stafford. VG to EX, 8
Lot 302
GRISSOM VIRGIL: (1926-1967) American Astronaut, one of the original NASA Project Mercury astronauts. Signed First Day Cover featuring an image of a rocket leaving earth and a United States stamp celebrating the Mercury Project, postmarked Cape Canaveral, 20th February 1962, further featuring a second United States postage stamp depicting John F. Kennedy, postmarked Barnhart, 29th May 1964. Signed ('Virgil I Grissom') in blue ink with his name alone to the upper left corner. Rare. VG
Lot 310
APOLLO XV: Signed commemorative cover by David Scott (Commander), James Irwin (Lunar Module Pilot) and Al Worden (Command Module Pilot) individually, the cover celebrating the Apollo XV mission, depicting the mission emblem within a blue circle and a Yugoslavian postage stamp featuring a representation of various satellites, postmarked at Zagreb, 25th January 1972. Signed by each astronaut in bold black inks with their names alone to clear areas of the cover. VG
Lot 315
SKYLAB III: Signed commemorative postcard by Alan Bean (Commander), Jack Lousma (Pilot) and Owen Garriott (Science Pilot) individually, the card celebrating the launch of Skylab SL-3, depicting the image of Skylab within a blue circle and a United States postage stamp featuring a representation of the first man on the moon, postmarked at the Kennedy Space Centre, Florida 28th July 1973. Signed by each astronaut in bold black inks with their names alone to a clear area of the cover. VG
Lot 318
SCOBEE DICK: (1939-1986) American Astronaut, Commander of the space shuttle Challenger when it was destroyed during the STS-51-L mission, killing all seven crew members. Signed commemorative cover titled Space Shuttle Enterprise Leaves Edwards AFB, along with a short passage of text describing the 'Shuttle on the move', and featuring a pre-printed United States postage stamp depicting the Liberty Tree, postmarked Edwards, C.A., 10th March 1978. Signed by Scobee in bold black ink with his name alone to a clear area of the cover. VG
Lot 319
MCNAIR RONALD: (1950-1986)American Astronaut, Mission Specialist on the space shuttle Challenger when it was destroyed during the STS-51-L mission, killing all seven crew members. Signed commemorative cover marking the successful take-off and landing of Space Shuttle STS-11, and depicting various graphics and statistical information from the flight, featuring a United States postage stamp, postmarked Houston 11th February 1984. Signed by McNair in bold blue ink with his name alone to a clear area of the cover. About EX
Lot 320
RESNIK JUDITH: (1949-1986) American Astronaut, Mission Specialist on the space shuttle Challenger when it was destroyed during the STS-51-L mission, killing all seven crew members. Signed First Day Cover depicting a simple drawing of the Space Shuttle Columbia in the atmosphere above the earth, featuring a United States postage stamp of Sinclair Lewis, postmarked Ry. Expo. Contract Sta., 28th January 1986. Signed by Judith Resnik in bold black ink with her name alone to a clear area of the cover. VG
Lot 343
COSMONAUTS: Multiple signed commemorative cover by various cosmonauts comprising Alexei Leonov (the first human to conduct extravehicular activity, exiting the capsule during the Voskhod 2 mission for a 12-minute spacewalk, 1965), Pavel Belyayev (Commander, Voskhod 2), Georgi Beregovoi (Commander, Soyuz 3), Vladimir Shatalov (Commander, Soyuz 4), Boris Volynov (Commander, Soyuz 5) and Alexei Yeliseyev (Flight Engineer, Soyuz 5). Each signed individually in blue and black inks, mostly to clear areas of the cover, two across the commemorative stamp. Together with two supporting letters and an envelope, one being a typed reply from the Information Department of the Embassy of the Soviet Socialist Republics, Washington, 2nd June 1969, identifying the signatures on the cover. VG, 4
Lot 69
LAUREL STAN: (1890-1965) British Film Comedian. Vintage signed and inscribed sepia 7 x 10 photograph of Laurel in a half length pose holding his bowler hat in his hands and with a typical grin on his face. Photograph by Stax and bearing his credit stamp to the verso. Signed in fountain pen ink to the lower white border. The signature is slightly faded although perfectly legible. Together with a vintage sepia 7 x 10 photograph of Oliver Hardy seated in a half length pose wearing his bowler hat and bearing a secretarial signature and date, 1931. Photograph by Stax and bearing his credit stamp to the verso. Accompanied by the original envelope. Some light overall age wear, minor staining and a few surface and corner creases, G, 2
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Lot 78
[PRICE DENNIS]: (1915-1973) English Actor, remembered for his role as Louis Mazzini in Kind Hearts and Coronets (1949). Large selection of vintage unsigned postcard portraits featuring Price in various portrait poses, largely duplicated, including a head and shoulders study wearing a cravat (142), a half-length study holding a packet of cigarettes (84; each featuring facsimile signatures) and a head and shoulders study in costume (81; each featuring facsimile signatures) and also including a few other images of Price, some published in Germany, Picturegoers (2) etc. (20 in total; a little duplication). Together with a good selection of vintage unsigned 8 x 10 (and a few slightly smaller) publicity portraits and film stills relating to Dennis Price, showing him in costume from various films including The Bad Lord Byron (as Lord Byron, 1949), Oh - Rosalinda!! (as Major Frank, 1955), The Magic Bow (as Paul de la Rochelle, 1946) Kind Hearts and Coronets (as Louis Mazzini, 1949), Jassy (as Christopher Hatton, 1947), Caravan (as Sir Francis Castleton, 1946), Holiday Camp (as Hardwicke, 1947), Hungry Hill (as Greyhound John, 1947), The Intruder (as Leonard Pirry, 1953), Snowbound (as Neil Blair, 1948), Cockpit (as Ridley; released as The Lost People, 1949), The Tall Headlines (as Maurice Fletcher, 1952)etc., some showing him with co-stars including Alec Guinness, Jack Hawkins, Mel Ferrer, Robert Helpmann, Stewart Granger, Jean Simmons, William Hartnell, Margaret Lockwood etc., a few on film sets, attending various social events etc. A little duplication. Many with original credit stamps to the versos and some with printed descriptions attached. Also including a selection of vintage unsigned 7½ x 9½ film stills issued for the British drama movie The Lost People (1949), the images depicting various scenes from the film and featuring cast members including Mai Zetterling (Lily), Richard Attenborough (Jan), William Hartnell (Barnes), Maxwell Reed (Peter), Dennis Price (Ridley), Herbert Lom (Bauer) etc., a couple also showing studio scenes featuring director Bernard Knowles and producer J. Arthur Rank etc. Each of the stills have the credit stamp of the Rank Organisation to the verso and also have attached printed descriptions. Some age wear and minor faults, generally G to about VG, 844
Lot 90
LENNON & ONO: LENNON JOHN: (1940-1980) English Musician, a member of The Beatles & ONO YOKO (1933- ) Japanese Artist, Singer, Songwriter & Peace Activist, second wife of Lennon from 1969-80. A superb signed and inscribed 7 x 9.5 photograph by both Lennon and Ono individually, the engaging soft focus image depicting the couple in head and shoulders poses together. Photograph by Bob Gruen of New York and bearing his credit stamp to the verso. Signed by Lennon in bold black ink to a clear area at the head of the image, 'To "Admiral Limousine" from admiral John Lennon', and signed ('Yoko Ono') in bold black ink by Ono with her name alone immediately beneath her husband's signature, her surname running into a slightly darker area of the image. A rare and highly appealing signed photograph by one of the most famous couples in the history of 20th century pop culture. Some very light, extremely minor wrinkling to the edges of the image, otherwise about EX Bob Gruen (1945- ) American Photographer & Author, known for his images of Rock 'n' Roll stars including Bob Dylan, The Clash, Ramones, Sex Pistols, Blondie, The Who, David Bowie, Tina Turner and many others. Gruen served as Lennon's personal photographer during the musician's time in New York and was responsible for the iconic image of Lennon wearing a New York City t-shirt. Provenance: The present photograph was signed at the request of Jeffrey Resnik, a partner in the American Admiral Limousine Service, when he served as a chauffeur for Lennon and Ono whilst they were staying at the Hay Adams hotel in Washington DC. Resnik later presented the photograph to George A. Coupe Sr., owner of Admiral Limousine Service.
Lot 95
LEHAR FRANZ: (1870-1948) Austro-Hungarian Composer. Vintage signed postcard photograph, the image depicting Lehar in a half-length pose, formally attired and with his arms crossed. Photograph by Residenz-Atelier, Vienna, and bearing their blind embossed stamp. Signed by Lehar in black fountain pen ink with his name alone to the lower white border. VG
Lot 190
World War Two (WW2) - a German armband marked ' Deutsche Wehrmacht', German Armed Forces armband, black stitched lettering on yellow cotton, also having an overprint stamp, 10.5 cm (deep) and a black band with golden stitching 'Sanitätsabteilung' (medical facility) 3 cm (deep) - NOTE: Please read 'Important Information' contained in LOT 161 before bidding on this lot - Est £40 - £80
Lot 32
A wooden inlaid desk set with single drawer containing Lancashire Constabulary badge, Boy Scout badge, enamelled Order of Druids Centenary Conference 1958, Royal Navy Association Membership card dated 28/06/1957, stamp book and similar and a bakelite pipe holder containing three smoker's pipes (2). Estimate £30 - £50
Lot 358
Beswick - five models of birds by Beswick Pottery comprising model No. 2026 Barn Owl impressed mark and stamp to the base, approximately 12 cm (h), No. 929 Chickadee, impressed mark and stamp to the base, approximately 14 cm (h) and three smaller models 993 Wren, 992 Bluetit and 2415 Goldcrest (5). Estimate £50 - £80
Lot 365
STAMPS : EGYPT Two albums of mint and used inc 1866 optd stamps with reprints, 1867 Pyramids used to 2pi, 1872 & 74 issue to 5pi used, later pyramid stamps mint & used, 1914 set to 200m mint & used, 1923-24 mint set to 200m & used to £1, 1933 Railway set mint, Congress set mint, 1946 Postage Stamp Anniv mint mini-sheet, 1953-56 set mint etc with mint issues to 1968. Gaza issues with 1948 set mint etc. Also 1868 Suez issue (forgeries). A useful lot! Being sold on behalf of "The Friends of Kent And Canterbury Hospital".
Lot 322
SUN 221 - JOHNNY CASH - HEY, PORTER!/CRY! CRY! CRY! - Johnny Cash and the Tennessee Two on Sun 221 - an original US 10" 78RPM recording. The record is in V+ condition with only a couple of light surface/scuff markings. The labels are lovely with very little wear. (MSICO) inverted stamp U150 72/151 72 matrix/runout.
Lot 386
PAUL LOUIS LEGER CHARDIN (FRENCH 1833 - 1918),CULLINS, SKYE; VIEW FROM GAIRLOCH HOTEL, SKYE; and MUIR OF ORDpencil on paper, each signed with studio stamp, titled and dated 1880Each 12cm x 21cmFramed together in single mount and under glassNote: Paul Chardin was a French painter and illustrator, a pupil of Adrien Dauzats and Justin Ouvrie and a member of the French Society of Archeology. He exhibited landscapes and portraits at the Salon de Paris from 1855 - 1875. He mostly made landscapes of Lower Brittany and Cotes-d'Armor.
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