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An M & S linen blend two piece suit, together with a further M & S regular luxury two piece suit, two pairs of M & S trousers and Slaters waist coat, mostly all tagged.

A collection of Gentleman's two piece suits, dinner jackets and waistcoats, Slaters, Graham Blake, Burton, M&S, leather suit carrier etc

Collectable World Studio "Piggin Series" hand scalped resin & similar figures made by "David Coleridge" creator to include "piggin framed", "piggin Goodcuch" and others (see photo). Some duplication. A large qty which would suit a realer. Conditions are Excellent to Near Mint in Good to Excellent boxes. DUE TO THE SIZE AND WEIGHT POSTAGE IS NOT AVAILABLE. (Circa 180) (ONE PALLET LOT)

A Collection of Sundries and Ceramics to include a Pair of Continental Seated Cats, Ladies Suit Ornament, Miniature Basket, Dog Ornaments and a Pillar Clock requiring Repair ot Suspension

A Japanese O-Yoroi suit of armour, Meiji or Taisho period early 20th century, comprising an orange-laced do (chest armour), sode (shoulder guards) and o-boshi kabuto (helmet) with gilt kuwagata (horns) and a fukikaeshi with a flower mon; the kote (sleeves), suneate (shin guards) and haidate (thigh armour) with iron chainmail and plates; the menpo (face mask) with hair moustache and a three-tiered yodarekake (throat guard). Not available for in-house P&P

The Avengers (TV Series 1961-1969) - Unstoppable Cards / Strictly Ink - a collection of x4 special edition chase trading cards. Includes: Strictly Ink Limited Edition Costume Card 'John Steed's Suit As Worn By Patrick Macnee', Unstoppable Ink Limited Edition Avengers 50th Promotional Card, Unstoppable Ink Limited Edition Foil Card, and a Strictly Ink Facsimile Autograph Card - Diana Rigg. All mint. 

A bee keepers suit and two outdoor jackets

A GROUP OF VINTAGE LEATHER AND SUEDE MEN'S AND LADIES JACKETS AND SUITS, comprising a 'Pioneer Wear' suede jacket, an American ladies brown suede skirt suit, a 1980's style olive green men's jacket, purple leather coat, navy blue and yellow coat, beige leather trousers, a ladies yellow skirt suit, purple skirt suit, electric blue jacket, etc. (s.d) (23 items of clothing)

Registration: MC52ZNB VIN: WVWZZZ3BZ3P255828 Milage Showing: Transmission: Automatic MOT: 19/04/20244 litre W8 Engine4 wheel driveJapanese importLaunched in 2001 as part of Volkswagens push of W layout engines and derived from the same design as the W12 in the Bentley Continental GT and the W16 of the Bugatti Veyron. The W8 produced 277BHP and 270 lb-ft of Torque. Mated to an automatic gearbox and delivering power to all 4 wheels. The Passat was upgraded to suit its new engine inclduing higher quality leather interior, front and rear heated seats, wood trim and 4 subtle tailpipes tucked under the rear bumper. This example was sold new in japan in 2002 before being imported to the UK in February 2017. Showing just one former keeper which is believed to have been the import company before being sold to the current keeper in March 2017.Sold with original Japanese VW book pack including what appears to be evidence of Japanese service history as well as UK service invoices and 2 sets of keys. Japanese imports are sought after due to the general condition of the cars due to no use of salt on public roads and warmer climate meaning the cars are less susceptible to the usual mini corrosion. Please see our walk around video for more information and engine start upGUIDE PRICE £2,000 - £4,000

Two nickel-plated counters by Fabrique de Billards,stamped with maker's markings and further stamped 'Ch.Toulet Soc.Anon - Bruxelles-Amsterdam Eindhoven-Lille' each with twin window counters operated by side levers and in functioning order, originally billiards score counters but would suit as dashboard mounting lap counters for vintage racing, each 17.5cm wide overall. (2)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A CHANEL NAVY BLUE TWO PIECE SKIRT SUIT. Size 42 with velvet trim to jacket and gilt Chanel button, (skirt has been altered at waistband)

A CATHERINE WALKER TWO PIECE SILK TAUPE SKIRT AND JACKET SUIT, a plain skirt and tailed jacket with seed pearl style decoration. Size approx. UK 12. no label.

A LOUIS VUITTON SUIT CARRIER. 3ft 10ins long, 2ft wide.

A ladies 2 piece skirt suit by Avoca Collection, size large, together with a 3 piece suit by Louis Feraud, size 14, comprising: Skirt, blouse and jacket.

2 blue skirt suits together with a cotton polka dot summer dress with smocking detail. Floral suit by Liz Claiborne, size L, front spilt skirt suit by Vicini, size 16 and dress by Kissa, size 12-16.

A large rusted cast iron figure of a pig in a suit. Approx. 43cm tall.

Two boxed Mattel Major Matt Mason Man In Space play sets to include Space Station (appearing complete, no instructions) & Space Crawler (complete with instructions) with 3 x figures (2 x Major Matt Mason & Sgt Storm) 2 x Space Sleds, Moon Suit, & & Cat Trak, sets and accessories in play worn condition, boxes gd / poor (3 boxes)

Action Man - Three original Palitoy / Hasbro GI Joe figures featuring Mountie, Space Suit & Action Pilot, with a large quantity of accessories to include clothing, boots, helmets & more, figures a touch grubby but otherwise in gd play worn condition plus a Ideal Captain Action figure (2 boxes)

Schilling of Sonneberg German Bisque Head Doll, fixed blue glass eyes and open mouth, dressed in a pale pink and cream velvet and silk suit, 26cm high

A reproduction metal sectional diminutive model of a suit of armour, mounted on a wooden stand, height 53.5cm, a similar metal model of a full suit of armour on an ebonized wooden socle, height 48cm, and another similar model.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

‘It can’t be that my life’s work is destroyed by the French’ RIEFENSTAHL LENI: (1902-2003) German film director. A significant and interesting correspondence collection comprising two A.Ls.S. and nine T.Ls.S. (several with holograph additions), Leni Riefenstahl, sixteen pages (total), 4to, various places (Munich etc.), January 1952 - December 1958, the majority to Christian Bourcier de Carbon (and, indirectly, Henri Langlois), in German. Riefenstahl writes on a variety of subjects, including her work and the efforts she made to recover her films reels, which had been confiscated by the French government at the end of World War II and retained at the Cinematheque Française, thanking De Carbon for supporting her in the return of her films, explaining that she intends to go to Paris personally 'as soon as possible to bring about the handover there and I would be happy if I could ask for your help. In order to obtain my French entry permit, it is necessary for me to receive an official invitation….from you as soon as possible (by express) so that I can receive my entry visa from the French consulate in Munich in a few days' (26th January 1952), further stating, in part, 'Many weeks have now passed since my stay in Paris and unfortunately the return of my material to the Austrian Embassy has still not become a fact…..If all these efforts are unsuccessful, then the last resort I see is either a civil suit against Monsieur Petitjean, a French film officer who at the time brought the material to France without permission and without a mandate from the French military government, or that I have to file a complaint with the International Court of Justice in The Hague' (19th March 1952), 'On 4th April I finally have my world premiere of 'Blauen Licht' in Munich….I wanted to go to Kitzbuhel over Easter and from there to Breuil to test the ski area there for my film 'Die roten Teufel'' (1st April 1952), 'Unfortunately I haven't received any sign of life from you since we were last together in Munich and wonder whether you are in Paris and whether you are aware of the outrageous article about me in the magazine 'Samedi Soir' of 10th May 1952. This article took over the pictures of the Munich 'Revue', made the same claims and published more fictional and forged Streicher letters. As a result, the already officially confirmed transfer of my films to the Austrian Embassy was thwarted at the very last hour…..I ask you to treat the contents of this letter as confidential. It is only intended to show you the base means by which my enemies in France are trying to prevent the return of my property. This new setback has made my current situation even more difficult, but I hope to be able to resolve the matter through a lawsuit. For this process I now need an absolutely flawless translation of the article from 'Samedi Soir' and I would be particularly grateful if you would have the same made, as I have no money to pay for the translation…..I will give you back your expenses after the case has been won…..My lawyer will ask the newspaper 'Samedi Soir' to bring a correction. If the newspaper does not do this, I will be forced to sue 'Samedi Soir' and again I would like your advice on which French lawyer I should hire?' (1st June 1952), 'Above all, I would like to tell you that your faith and the trust you have placed in me have given me a lot of strength. On the day of your visit in Munich I was really completely devastated by the mean slanders of the 'Revue'. Your encouragement helped me a lot. The next day I flew to Berlin and had the strength to face a big public hearing in Berlin to refute all allegations against me, although the chairman of the court was a Jew, he possessed the necessary objectivity to conduct the proceedings fairly, I was acquitted on all counts and fully rehabilitated. This was a great victory and will also help me to fend off further attacks. For your information I am enclosing a newspaper report from which you can see the means by which an attempt was made to destroy me. I am also enclosing the copy of the Berlin verdict, which is of particular value because the most severe verdicts are pronounced in Berlin. As a result of this Berlin verdict, I am now in a position to sue the illustrated magazine 'Revue' for defamation and professional damage. So I will once again have to endure a lawsuit, but I am convinced that I will win it and then the way for my future work will be free….I wrote to Mr. Borst today to find out how far my 'Tiefland' affair has progressed…..I cannot understand why the handover has still not taken place. If you are still in Paris, I would be indebted to you if you would ask Mr. Borst, or even better, Mr. Langlois directly, when the handover will take place, It can't be that my life's work is destroyed by the French' (5th June 1952), 'It has been a long time since we last spoke. In the meantime my 'Tiefland' film has begun in Germany and Austria with a very strong response from the press and so far I am very satisfied with the artistic success. If you don't have the opportunity to see it in a cinema somewhere, it will be my great pleasure to show you the film on your next visit to Munich. Only now can I fully immerse myself in the realisation of my ski film 'Die roten Teufel'…..I would now be interested, dear Mr. de Carbon, whether you are still interested in any way in co-financing the film…..I think it's going to be big business and it's worth investing capital in, It would also make the work easier because, if francs are available to me, I could finance French skiers and workers and possibly also some outdoor shots in French territory' (9th June 1954), the later letter of 1958 regarding a proposed ballet based on Das blaue Licht (1932, 'The Blue Light') in which Riefenstahl had appeared as an actress in the role of Junta, with Rosella Hightower suggested for the same role, Riefenstahl asking 'Is this prima ballerina a household name?'. Together with a few associated carbon copies of letters, two original envelopes, a small series of handwritten notes by Riefenstahl, and several French newspaper articles relating to the director. Some light overall age wear and a few letters with small tears and creasing to the edges, G to generally VG, Sml. Qty.Christian Bourcier de Carbon (1912-?) French civil and industrial engineer who invented the de Carbon hydraulic shock absorber in 1953, also establishing the De Carbon Company in the same year.Henri Langlois (1914-1977) French film archivist and cinephile, a pioneer of film preservation and co-founder of the Cinematheque Française.Towards the end of World War II the French government confiscated all of Riefenstahl's editing equipment, along with the production reels of Tiefland. After years of legal wrangling, these were returned to her, but the French government had reportedly damaged some of the film stock whilst trying to develop and edit it, with a few key scenes missing. Riefenstahl edited and dubbed the remaining material and Tiefland premiered in Stuttgart in 1954, however it was denied entry into the Cannes Film Festival. In the 1950s and 1960s the director attempted to make many other films, but was continually met with resistance, public protests and sharp criticism. Although both film professionals and investors were willing to support her work, most of the projects she attempted were stopped owing to ever-renewed and highly negative publicity about her past work in Germany, and Tiefland would subsequently remain as her last feature film.

DELIBES LEO: (1836-1891) French Romantic composer, best known for his operas and ballets. A.L.S., Leo Delibes, four pages, 8vo, n.p., 26th March n.y. (1889), to a friend, in French. The composer announces 'C'est decide. Nous prenons le Piano no.5 (no.95 673) dans les conditions convenues hier entre nous' (Translation: 'It's decided. We take Piano no.5 (no.95 673) under the conditions agreed yesterday between us') and continues 'Il reste entendum si vous le voulez bien, que nous pourrons le changer pour un autre du meme prix et du meme modele, dans la cas ou la couleur du bois ne conviendrait pas a l'ameublement ou si le son ne produisait pas un bon effet dans le salon ou il sera place' (Translation: 'It remains understood, if you wish, that we can change it for another of the same price and the same model, in the event that the colour of the wood does not suit the furnishings or if the sound does not produce a good effect in the salon where it will be placed') further asking his correspondent to make the revisions to the piano, and its chords, so that it can be delivered on Saturday 30th, or at the very latest Monday, 1st April. Delibes concludes by providing his correspondent with the new address of the Cercle de l'union artistique and the name of the secretary. One small ink blot to the lower left corner of the final page, otherwise VG

‘I don’t know yet if he likes these paintings, he hasn’t said a word’  PISSARRO CAMILLE: (1830-1903) French Impressionist painter. A good A.L.S., C. Pissarro, two pages (written to the first and final sides of the bifolium), 8vo, Paris, 6th September 1891, to his wife ('Ma chere Julie'), in French. Pissarro states that they are looking forward to hearing news from his wife, and continues to send news of his own, explaining that he has visited Paul Gallimard who has arranged to make a book with Lucien, 'Il est convenu que M. Gallimard doit ecrire a Geffroy qui est absent pour lui prier de faire un conte que Lucien illustrera de gravures en couleurs et autres ce sera tres artistique et conviendra tout a fait.....c'est donc une chose arrangee.....il va donc pouvoir faire un livre dont le texte sera grave sur bois et illustre de gravures en couleurs a l'eau ce qui ne s'est jamais fait; j'espere que bien compris ce livre fera grand bien a Lucien. C'est une chance exceptionale que d'avoir trouve cette affaire' (Translation: 'It is agreed that Mr. Gallimard should write to Geffroy, who is absent, to ask him to write a story that Lucien will illustrate with colour engravings and the like. It will be very artistic and will suit perfectly…..so it's one thing arranged…..he will therefore be able to make a book whose text will be engraved on wood and illustrated with colour engravings in water, which has never been done; I hope that this book will do Lucien great good. It's an exceptional chance to have found this business'). Pissarro further remarks 'J'ai porte 5 tableaux chez Durand Ruel, j'attends une reponse, je ne sais encore si ces toiles lui plaisent il n'a pas souffle un mot' (Translation: 'I took 5 paintings to Durand Ruel, I'm waiting for an answer, I don't know yet if he likes these paintings, he hasn't said a word'). A letter of interesting content and artistic references. A few small, neat splits and minor tears to the edges, GJulie Pissarro (1838-1926) Wife of Camille Pissarro from 1871, with whom she had seven children.Lucien Pissarro (1863-1944) French landscape painter, printmaker, wood engraver, designer, and printer of fine books. The eldest son of Camille and Julie Pissarro, Lucien Pissarro published his first portfolio of prints, Twelve Woodcuts in Black and Colours, also known as The First Portfolio, in 1891.Paul Gallimard (1850-1929) French art collector and bibliophile, the father of publisher Gaston Gallimard.Gustave Geffroy (1855-1926) French journalist, art critic, historian and novelist.Paul Durand-Ruel (1831-1922) French art dealer associated with the Impressionists and the Barbizon School. 

CAILLEBOTTE GUSTAVE: (1848-1894) French painter associated with the Impressionists. A.L.S., G Caillebotte, one page, small 8vo, Petit Gennevilliers, n.d. ('Lundi'), to [Claude Monet] ('Mon cher ami'), in French. The artist informs his friend 'Je suis ici depuis le commencement du mois. J'ai eu un temps ignoble naturellement' (Translation: 'I have been here since the beginning of the month. I had a lousy time of course') and asks Monet to come and see him, in a postscript adding 'Martial prepare une petite balade en vapeur pour mercredi. Il va jusqu'a la Roche. Cela ferait peut-etre notre affaire' (Translation: 'Martial is preparing a little steam ride for Wednesday. He goes as far as La Roche. Maybe that would suit us'). A charming letter with good association. VGClaude Monet (1840-1926) French Impressionist painter.Martial Caillebotte (1853-1910) French photographer and composer, the younger brother of Gustave Caillebotte.

HUBER FRANCOIS: (1750-1831) Swiss entomologist who specialised in honeybees. A fine L.S., Francois Huber, three pages, 4to, Ouchy, Lausanne, 11th June 1814, to Georges Cuvier, in French. Huber apologises for the circumstances which did not allow him to reply earlier to his correspondent's letter, adding that he is 'Penetre de reconnaissance pour la faveur que l'institut de France a deigne m'accorder ca ete pour moi un veritable vhagrin d'etre condamne au silence dans cette occasion, et de ne pouvoir vous dire combien j'en ai ete touche' (Translation: 'Penetrated with gratitude for the favour that the Institut de France has deigned to grant me, it is a real sorrow for me to be condemned to silence on this occasion, and not to be able to tell you how touched I was'). Huber further states 'Sans cesser de m'occuper de l'histoire naturelle qui a ete l'etude et le charme de toute ma vie, je me suis depuis quelques annees remis a celle des mathematiques pour essayer de lire et d'entendre les ouvrages de vos celebres collegues, et de n'etre pas entierement exclu de ce qu'il y a de plus interessant et de plus certain dans les connoissances humaines. Par le moyen de caracteres et de signes palpables que je dois au zele de mon fils pour tout ce qui peut m'etre utile je n'ai rien trouve jusqu'a present dans cette nouvelle etude, qui m'ait du faire regretter le temps que j'y ai consacre: je suis fache seulement de n'avoir pas deviue plutot, qu'une occupation ou le secours des yeux n'etais pas absolument necessaire etait precisement celle, qui pouvait le mieux me convenir. Je n'ai sans doute ni la pretention, ni le moindre espoir de faire aucune decouverte dans une route si dignement parcouvue et d'avoir jamais a moins de quelque miracle rien a apprendre a mes maitres. Mais si dans le cours de mes recherches sur les Abeilles j'ai le bonheur d'appercevoir quelque nouveau trait de leur histoire……. J'ai lu Monsieur avec le plus grand interet vos belles et etomantes recherches sur les osserments fossiles, permettez-moi de saisir cette occasion pour vous remercier du plaisir infini que j'ai pris a cette lecture et de vous prier de vouloir bien me mettre au nombre de vos plus sinceres admirateurs. Je ne finirai point cette lettre Monsieur sans vous dire combien nous avons ete reconnoissants de l'accueil plein d'indulgence et de bonte, que les savants et les naturalistes ont fait a mons fils, pendant son sejour a Paris,  ses parents en conserverout toujours un precieux souvenir' (Translation: 'Without ceasing to concern myself with natural history, which has been the study and the charm of my whole life, I have for some years returned to that of mathematics to try to read and hear the works of your famous colleagues, and not to be entirely excluded from what is most interesting and most certain in human knowledge. By means of characters and palpable signs which I owe to the zeal of my son for all that can be useful to me, I have found nothing up to now in this new study, which should have made me regret the time that I devoted to it: I am only sorry not to have deviated sooner, that an occupation where the aid of the eyes was not absolutely necessary was precisely that which could best suit me. I doubtless have neither the pretension nor the slightest hope of making any discovery on a road so worthily travelled and of never having anything except some miracle to teach my masters. But if in the course of my research on bees I have the good fortune to perceive some new trait in their history…….I read Sir with the greatest interest your beautiful and astonishing research on fossil bones, allow me to take this opportunity to thank you for the infinite pleasure that I took in this reading and to ask you to kindly put me among your most sincere admirers. I will not finish this letter, Sir, without telling you how grateful we were for the welcome full of indulgence and kindness which the scholars and naturalists gave my son during his stay in Paris, his parents will always keep a precious memory') and in a postscript remarks 'Lorsque la seconde edition de mon livre sur les Abeilles paraitra je vous prierai Monsieur d'en offrir un exemplaire de ma part a l'Institut et je prendrai aussi la liberte de vous offrir un en le recommandant a votre indulgence' (Translation: 'When the second edition of my book on bees appears, I will ask you, Sir, to offer a copy from me to the Institute and I will also take the liberty of offering you one, recommending it to your indulgence'). With address panel to the verso of the final page, bearing the remnants of a red wax seal (small area of paper loss and tear where originally broken). A letter of excellent association and content, not least for its references to bees and the blindness which afflicted Huber. Some light age wear and a few minor tears to the edges, about VG

‘Russia is in a dreadful state just now and the revolution has played the devil with the army’  WAVELL ARCHIBALD: (1883-1950) British Field Marshal who served in both World War I and World War II, later becoming the Viceroy and Governor-General of India (1943-47). A.L.S., A. P. Wavell, four pages, 8vo, Cranborne, Salisbury, 16th June 1912, to Sergeant Major Johnstone. Wavell sends his congratulations to his correspondent on their promotion, and also thanks him for their letter and photographs of the regiment at the Durbar, commenting 'I heard the battalion did splendidly at Delhi and saw it for myself in the Durbar cinematograph pictures in a theatre in London, The regiment and particularly the guard of honour came out very well, and received a lot of applause from the audience. They looked extraordinarily smart and handled their arms wonderfully well' and also writing of his own work at the War Office ('It doesn't suit me very well living in London, doing office work, and getting little exercise') and previous post in Russia, 'I had a fairly good time in Russia, it is a very interesting country but it was such hard work learning the language…..that I got very tired of it. The best fun I had was 10 days manoeuvres with a Russian corps. Their men are very good, fine physique, well disciplined and very good marchers but stupid and uneducated. The officers are not very good, though very nice people'. Together with a second A.L.S., A. P. Wavell, three pages, 8vo, Cranborne, Salisbury, 18th June 1917, to Johnstone. Wavell reports on his recent military activities, 'They wired from Mesopotamia last October to ask for me to go out there to the battalion and I was very anxious to get back, but they wouldn't let me go from France. I was not far off from Mesopotamia however a short time ago, as I was sent out to the Caucasus last November as military attaché to the Russian army there…..I didn't want to go at all and was very glad to get back. Russia is in a dreadful state just now and the revolution has played the devil with the army', adding that he expects to return to France shortly, and would like to get command of a battalion, and also briefly referring to mutual comrades. Two letters of good content. Some light age wear and a few neat splits at the edges of folds, otherwise about VG, 2 In 1911 Wavell spent a year as a military observer with the Russian Army and in 1912 became a General Staff Officer in the Russian section of the War Office. After visiting manoeuvres at Kiev in the summer of 1913, Wavell was arrested at the Russo-Polish border as a suspected spy, following a search of his Moscow hotel room by the secret police, but managed to remove from his papers an incriminating document listing information wanted by the War Office. In October 1916 Wavell was made an acting Lieutenant-Colonel and assigned as liaison officer to the Russian Army in the Caucasus. In June 1917 he was promoted to brevet Lieutenant-Colonel and continued to work as liaison officer with the Egyptian Expeditionary Force headquarters.  

MONTGOMERY B. L.: (1887-1976) British Field Marshal of World War II. Small group of three A.Ls.S., Montgomery of Alamein, five pages (total), 8vo, Hampshire (2) and Murren, May 1949 - December 1950, all to Paul Loosli, the president of the Gstaad Ski Club and director of tourism in Gstaad, on various printed stationery including that of the Palace Hotel des Alpes. Montgomery writes largely concerning his travel and accommodation arrangements for Switzerland, in part, 'Thank you for the photographs; they are good. I will try and stay longer in Gstaad next February…..' (16th May 1949), 'I shall have to delay my arrival at Gstaad. The Federal President is coming up here on 15 Feb and I shall stay here so as to meet him…..I understand from Col. Bracher that it will be more convenient if I stay in the Park Hotel and not in the Chalet. That will suit me very well. I think the Prize Giving for the Montgomery Cup should be in the Park Hotel…..' (30th January 1950), 'Thank you for your card and Christmas greetings. I hope to arrive in Gstaad (from Murren) on Wednesday 14 Feb. The Montgomery Cup will be on Sunday 18 Feb……Can I stay as before in the Chalet Park? I hope so and it is nice and quiet there' (29th December 1950). Each of the letters are accompanied by their original envelopes, hand addressed by Montgomery. VG, 3

Scuba driving Equipment - A mens Reef wet suit, size large; a womens Nitrocell wet suit, unknown size, conforming flippers Technisub/Quasar Impulse; Torpedo smit set; etc

Brass or similar model of a bird with outswept wings, currently mounted on a brass and wooden base but would suit as vintage car or similar mascot, overall height 17cm

Three vintage leather and similar albums to suit studio portrait photographs, some with contents including Pimlico, Folkestone, Dover, Woolwich, Leicester, Lincoln, Gloucester, Clifton and Cheltenham

Four leather covered albums to suit studio portrait photographs, some with contents including Pembroke Dock, Newcastle, Putney and other London

Live steam horizontal stationary engine, with double acting cylinder, spoked flywheel and boiler feed pump, on faux brick base, length of base 33cm, together with a dynamo or motor to suit

Leisure Suit Larry in Land of the Lounge Lizards Commodore Amiga computer game, in original box with instructions.

Vintage wooden wheelbarrow, suit shop display or similar

An Imax floatation suit

A NEW AND UNUSED GUARDIAN LEATHER GUNCASE, would suit an over and under, fitted for 30in. barrels, with key.

A QUANTITY OF ASSORTED TEDDY BEARS AND SOFT TOYS, mainly modern items, but does include faded golden plush teddy bear, horizontal stitched nose, black boot button eyes (replacements?), jointed body, original felt pads with four stitched claws above, working growler, leather collar, no makers marking, has extensive fading and fur loss, height approx.60cm, with 1970s nylon plush bears, Alresford Crafts bear, homemade Humpty etc, together with THREE GENTLEMEN'S SUITS, comprising a light brown single breasted mohair, wool and polyester suit made by Hornes, marked size small, an M&S black dinner suit, size 42 regular, a dark blue M&S 'Essential Wool' suit size 42 regular, together with a blue and white 'Lonsdale' back pack (2 boxes + 4) (Condition Report: good condition, signs of little wear)

FIVE BOXES AND ONE RAIL OF CLOTHING AND ACCESSERIES, to include a ladies fur coat, a handmade Victorian cotton Christening gown, jackets, a men's suit, trousers, handbags, scarves, etc. (5 boxes + 1 rail)

A gents 1960s Burton two piece suit, single breasted jacket having three pockets to front and trousers with metal zip fly, medium size.

Set of 2 vintage reproductions of travel poster by Paris Lyon Mediterranee Railway (PLM) designed by Roger Broders. 1. Le Tour du Mt Blanc France Italy Switzerland with Little St Bernard Pass and Great St Bernard Pass in the Alps featuring a great illustration by French artist Roger Broders (1883-1953) depicting a group of people in a vintage automobile riding along a spiral design of the poster towards the Alp mountains. Printed in France by CIWLT. Excellent condition. Country of issue: France, designer: Roger Broders, size (cm): 85x62, year of printing: 1989; 2. Le Plage de Calvi Corse - Calvi Beach Corsica featuring stunning artwork by French artist Roger Broders (1883-1953) depicting a lady in a black bathing suit covering herself in an orange pareo with a group of people behind her by the water and buildings in the distance along the coast of the Mediterranean Sea. Excellent condition. Country of issue: France, designer: Roger Broders, size (cm): 85x62, year of printing: 1989.

Original vintage sports poster for Calgary 1988 Olympic Winter Games, featuring an image of a skier in an orange ski suit skiing on the slope with a dynamic background. Soviet Union earned the most medals and ranked in first place, followed by East Germany GDR in second, and Switzerland in third place. Artwork by Procreations Publishing Company of Canada LTD. Official Licensee of the XV Olympic Winter Games. Horizontal. Good condition, foxing, creasing. Country of issue: Canada, designer: D.R. Cooper, size (cm): 61x91, year of printing: 1980s.

Original vintage sports poster for Calgary 1988 Olympic Winter Games, featuring an image of a skier in an orange ski suit skiing on the slope with a dynamic background. Soviet Union earned the most medals and ranked in first place, followed by East Germany GDR in second, and Switzerland in third place. Issued by Procreations Publishing Company of Canada LTD. Official Licensee of the XV Olympic Winter Games. Good condition, creasing, foxing. Country of issue: Canada, designer: Brent Lynch, size (cm): 61x91, year of printing: 1980s.

Original vintage advertising poster - Cinema Sovietique Cinematheque Algerienne / Soviet Cinema Algerian Cinematheque. Featuring an illustration in the style of ROSTA windows by Vladimir Lebedev of a sailor and Red Army soldier armed with bayonet rifles marching side by side towards a capitalist man in a black suit and top hat with chain in one hand and gallows in the other. Published by SNED. Horizontal. Good condition, tears, creasing, minor staining, paper losses on edges. Country of issue: Algeria, designer: unknown, size (cm): 60x80, year of printing: 1970s.

A metal model of a suit of armour on a rectangular wooden base, height 85cm

Garden suit - 2 small bench seats & a bench together with pair of cast iron bench ends

A quantity of cufflinks and studs including T.M. Lewin, pair of black and 925 silver cufflinks, fabric knots, and fabric and metal studs with fox wearing a suit branding, pair of enamel cufflinks etc.

A Gerard Darel skirt suit in fine black seersucker style fabric(jacket EU size 42 and skirt EU size 40) and a Gerard Darel trouser suit in navy blue, jaclet EU size 42 and trousers EU size 40.

A Hobbs black viscose linens style fabric trouser suit with silk fabric black and off white polka dot detail to the collar and pocket flaps, size 10 and a Paul Costello 'Dressage' pale beige check trouser suit, size 12.

WWII Royal Navy Uniforms Including Dress Uniform, Sailors Whites, Khaki's, Sash's all belonging to Gordon Charles Morton in Brown Leather Suit Case with Name to the top + Smaller Travel Case Initialled G.C.M Gordon Charles Morton - Born 1925 was a lieutenant in the Royal Navy, Joined in April 1943 with HMS Collingwood and trained on various vessels including HMS Victory, Dauntless, Ceylon etc. He took American troops to Utah and Omaha beaches in 1945. Shipwrecked for a week on the Island of Minicoy. Original service records etc are kept by his son but available as copies to the buyer.

Diving Equipment, including Beaver and Oceanic boots, Dolphin and other wet suit, breathing mask, flippers by Mares, booklets, two large carry bag, sleeping bag.

Yataghan Style Short Sword, the handle featuring breast plate suit of armour, with leather scabbard, 75cm long.

Cosmonaut Yuri Glazkov signed 8 x 6 inch colour space suit photo. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10.

Cosmonaut Talgat Musabayev signed 10 x 8 inch colour space suit photo. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10.

Cosmonaut Anatoly Artsebarsky signed 10 x 8 inch colour space suit photo. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10.

Cosmonaut Alexandra Ivanchenkov signed colour portrait photo 8 x 6 inches. Nice pose in white space suit of the veteran cosmonaut. Soviet cosmonaut who flew as Flight Engineer on Soyuz 29 and Soyuz T-6, he spent 147 days, 12 hours and 37 minutes in space. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10.

Cosmonaut Pavel Vinogradov signed colour portrait photo 8 x 6 inches. Nice pose in white space suit of the veteran astronaut. Space missions: Expedition 13, Soyuz TMA-8, Expedition 36, Expedition 35, Soyuz TMA-08M, Mir EO-24, Soyuz TM-26. Pavel Vladimirovich Vinogradov is a former cosmonaut and commander of the International Space Station. As of January 2023, he has flown into space three times, aboard Mir and the International Space Station, and was one of the top 10 astronauts in terms of total time in space after his third spaceflight. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10.

Cosmonaut Salizhan Sharipov signed colour portrait photo 8 x 6 inches. Nice pose in white space suit of the veteran astronaut. Space missions: Expedition 10, Soyuz TMA-5, STS-89. Salizhan Shakirovich Sharipov is a Kyrgyzstani cosmonaut of Uzbek descent. Sharipov is a co-author and investigator for the Advanced Diagnostic Ultrasound in Microgravity project. He has been to space twice and has conducted two space walks. Sharipov retired on 18 July 2008. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10.

Cosmonaut Yuri Gidzenko signed colour portrait photo 8 x 6 inches. Nice pose in white space suit of the veteran astronaut. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10.

Cosmonaut Leonid Popov signed b/w portrait photo 8 x 6 inches. Nice pose in white space suit of the veteran astronaut. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10.

Cosmonaut Vladimir Titov signed colour portrait photo 8 x 6 inches. Nice pose in white space suit of the veteran astronaut. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10.