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Eleanor is a kind-hearted soul who just wantsto go on adventures and discover new places.Eleanor is inspired by the artist’s love for roleplaying games - the kind where you get tomake your own heroes and play out your ownstories. Jade strongly believes that anything thatencourages you to expand your imaginationand create new things should be highly valued- make-believe and games should be somethingfor all ages, not just for children!Sponsor: MHA Larking GowenMHA Larking Gowen is one of the largestaccountants and business advisory firms in theregion with a long-established history of helpingbusinesses thrive and grow. We see ourselvesas more than purely chartered accountants.We’ll look after all your tax and finance issues,and we’ll be trusted business advisors with afriendly one-to-one service you can count on.We pride ourselves on being a progressiveand forward-thinking organisation built ontraditional values that are strongly focused onpeople, service and community. Whatever youdo, whether you’re a large organisation or anindividual, we can help you protect your wealthand reach your financial goals.www.larking-gowen.co.ukArtist: Jade Dye Creativity has been a large part of Jade’s lifefor as long as she can remember, and it wasalways her dream to make a living from herart, although for now her professional life hasveered down the technology route (anotherpassion), with the occasional art commissionon the side! The most important thing Jade haslearned on her artistic journey so far is to makeart that she enjoys, and she hopes this trail willinspire others to pursue their creativity as well.

Designed to commemorate the centenary of thefirst votes being granted for women in Britain,‘Constance’ was inspired by Ipswich Buses andtheir support of the festival ‘Women’s Voices,Women’s Votes’ in which a bus was named afterleading Ipswich suffragette Constance Andrews.This design turns the elephant sculpture into anIpswich Bus dressed in its latest livery of purpleand green, perfectly matching the suffragettecolours. The bus, driven by Constance herself,is seated with fellow suffragettes and is acelebration of inspirational women.Sponsor: Ipswich BusesIpswich Buses distinctive green and purple busesprovide local bus routes throughout Ipswich,offering a comprehensive network of routes forthe town with frequent services, value fares,and evening Sunday buses on most routes.Throughout the parade, a £5 Elmer Pass will beavailable, enabling two adults and up to threechildren, or one adult and up to four children,to travel on all town routes (available to buyand use any time). £1 of every pass sold will bedonated to St Elizabeth Hospice.www.ipswichbuses.co.ukArtist: Donna NewmanDonna Newman is a freelance mural artistworking in Birmingham and the surroundingareas, where she seeks to inspire young peopleby transforming their learning environmentswith her vibrant artwork. Trained as a painterat Coventry University, Donna responds withcreativity and flair to her client’s specificationsproducing original designs in a huge variety ofsubjects. She is also an experienced painter ofsculpture trails working closely with Wild in Arton several commissions. Working in numerouslocations and on various surfaces, Donna is anextremely versatile artist who brings colour andlife through her art.

This super sparkly sculpture is completely coveredin glitter, for those of us who are attracted tothe shiny things in life! Suki is of Japanese originmeaning ‘loved one’.Sponsor: Buttermarket Centre, IpswichThe Buttermarket Centre offers great shopping,dining, leisure and entertainment in the heartof Ipswich.www.buttermarketipswich.comArtist: The Crafty DenThis freelance published illustrator and artistorganises art exhibitions and events aroundtheir home region.

Hero represents our real life super heroes—the emergency services. He features the fire service, the paramedics and the air ambulance. Hero was created as a backup sculpture, ready to leap to the rescue should any of the other Elmers have got into trouble and needed any help during their parade. Thankfully this wasn't the case and as a result he was revealed to the public as a surprise 56th sculpture in August 2019. Artist: Mik RichardsonMik Richardson is a Norfolk based commercial and community artist who has run his own mural, design and spray art business since leaving the Royal Air Force in 2006. As well as producing over 400 murals, for businesses, schools and communities, he has been involved in many of the Wild in Art sculpture trails around the country, producing sculpture designs and actively supporting the school sculpture trails too.

Bee Kind is inspired by and designed for the artist’sGrandma. While she was looked after by thestaff and volunteers at St Elizabeth Hospice, Maiaspent precious afternoons with her Grandma inthe beautiful garden and watching the bees dancebetween the flowers brought them all a littlehappiness. Bee Kind is a reminder that even the thingswe are sometimes frightened of can bring happiness,colour and beauty to our lives.Auction partner: Clarke & SimpsonClarke & Simpson are a multi-disciplined, independentand progressive firm of chartered surveyors. Wedeal in all aspects of rural property and are one ofthe leading firms of auctioneers in the county. Weroutinely sell chattels, property and machinery atauction, both on location and from our CampseaAshe base. We have sold many items over the years,but a herd of elephants will be a first! After thetremendous success of the Pigs Gone Wild auction,we are hugely excited and privileged to be involvedwith Elmer’s Big Parade Suffolk and hope we can helpby making the auction both fun and profitable.www.clarkeandsimpson.co.ukArtist: Maia KatieMaia Katie’s work is inspired by people and theirstories, underpinned by her core values; acceptance,integrity and inclusion. As a Theatre Designer, she isalways interested in creating work that brings peopletogether, and likewise the children’s books she hasillustrated and co-written all have a theme of inclusion- helping those who are struggling to see how theyfit into this world and teaching children to be proudto show their ‘true colours’. Maia loves working ina range of different media, from fabric, clay, pastels,watercolour to digital media, and is always exploringnew ways to make art, while trying to keep herdesigns beautifully simple. She is inspired by Suffolk- the countryside, the River Orwell, the people andtheir stories.

Ed Sheeran has confirmed that he will sign this elephant for the purchaser!This sculpture is based around the life and earlyyears of local boy Ed Sheeran. The design showsmini murals depicting the special and memorableevents of his life, many of which are featuredin his single Castle on the Hill, and which haveshaped him into the man, and very talentedartist, that he is today. Among the patches aremany images of his tattoo characters and itemsthat have featured heavily in his life and music.Sponsor: Homestyle Windows andConservatoriesHomestyle Windows and Conservatoriesare one of longest established independentcompanies in the Ipswich area, founded in 1999by Graham Shemmings, and now joined by hisdaughter Karen, and two sons, Daniel and Chris.We offer a full range of UPVC and aluminiumwindows, doors and conservatories and haverecently opened a brand new aluminiumfabrication factory in Ipswich. With showroomsin Martlesham, Ipswich and now Newmarket,we pride ourselves on delivering a very goodquality product and service at affordable prices,and promise no ‘hard sell’ tactics. Our motto is‘the customer is king’.www.homestyleuk.co.ukArtist: Mik RichardsonMik Richardson is a Norfolk based commercialand community artist who has run his own mural,design and spray art business since leaving theRoyal Air Force in 2006. As well as producingover 400 murals, for businesses, schools andcommunities, he has been involved in manyof the Wild in Art sculpture trails around thecountry, producing sculpture designs and activelysupporting the school sculpture trails too.

Eleplant is inspired by the vegetable aubergine or ‘Eggplant’ as known in America. Aubergines are not the easiest crop to produce in Britain. They need warmth and heat, but they can make perfect plants for a greenhouse or a polytunnel. Eleplant is a sprightly and flamboyant character who loves flaunting her stylish green hair and promoting healthy eating. The design promotes the growing importance of agriculture in Suffolk. Sponsor: East of England Co-opThe East of England Co-op is the largest, totally independent retailer in the East Anglian region, with over 235 stores in local towns and villages across Suffolk, Norfolk, Essex and Cambridgeshire. Owned by over 288,000 members - our customers, colleagues and the local community, we believe in sharing our success and giving back to the people and communities around us. www.eastofengland.coop Artist: Deven BhurkeDeven Bhurke is a Hampshire based graphic designer and artist. Deven has been involved in several Wild in Art events and other public art trails across the country. His public art style is versatile and usually includes geometric patterns and fun-loving characters.

Celebrating the life-changing influence of fosteringand adoption to nurture a child’s developmentthrough hope, this Elmer design depicts families inall shapes and sizes, connected via the branches ofa giant family ‘tree’. Elephants, too, are well knownfor their complex social lives, including theircapacity to adopt an orphaned or abandoned calf.Elmer reminds us in particular to celebrate ourindividuality and be proud of who we are: everychild should have the hope, security and love theyneed to manifest their fullest potential.Sponsor:Suffolk Fostering and AdoptionSuffolk Fostering and Adoption Service is partof Suffolk County Council. We are responsiblefor providing safe care to some of Suffolk’s mostvulnerable children. We want to find families thatcan keep our children safe and happy whetherthis is with their wider family, as foster carers oradopters. We are committed to providing a goodquality service to our children and to those peoplewho believe they can provide a safe and lovinghome. This could be just a short period of timeor until independence. Elmer’s story celebratesdiversity and helps those who feel that they don’tbelong to see that they really do; to be themselvesand to blossom. We believe this is also true for allthe children we care for. These are real children,needing real love. Can you be their family too?Call 01473 264800www.fosterandadopt.suffolk.gov.ukArtist: Lois CordeliaLois Cordelia is a versatile community artist,speed-painter, illustrator and tutor, based inIpswich. She works in diverse mediums, includingacrylics, paper-cutting, and mixed media sculpture,creating most of her art live in public. Since 2016,she has painted designs for more than a dozenpublic trails all over the country. Lois studiedArabic at the University of Edinburgh.

Lord Admiral NellyThis design was inspired by the great East AnglianNaval Commander, Lord Admiral Horatio Nelson.The English hero had strong links to Ipswich; witha country home at Roundwood House, he was anhonorary freeman of the town and, in 1800, wasmade high steward of Ipswich. Depicting ‘Nelly’ infull naval uniform complete with medals, there isa vintage nautical feel to the design. A map of theseven seas adorns the rear of the sculpture featuringseveral ships including HMS Victory - Nelson’sflagship at the battle of Trafalgar.Logistics partner: Palletways Palletways is Europe’s largest pallet delivery network.With over 400 depots strategically positionedacross 20 countries, we’re unrivalled in our ability toconnect your business to the continent. Our growingpallet delivery network now delivers up to 40,000pallets every day with the help of over 400 partnernetwork members. We combine both our resourcesand connections to ensure goods are deliveredfast and efficiently, leaving our customers to focuson growing and managing their businesses. Withindustry leading customer satisfaction levels, we arethe pallet delivery partner of choice for hundreds ofbusinesses across Europe. Working side by side withour members, we aim to be the leading Internationalpallet delivery network service provider.www.palletways.comArtist: Donna NewmanDonna Newman is a freelance mural artist workingin Birmingham and the surrounding areas, where sheseeks to inspire young people by transforming theirlearning environments with her vibrant artwork.Trained as a painter at Coventry University, Donnaresponds with creativity and flair to her client’sspecifications producing original designs in a hugevariety of subjects. She is also an experiencedpainter of sculpture trails working closely withWild in Art on several commissions. Working innumerous locations and on various surfaces, Donnais an extremely versatile artist who brings colour andlife through her art.

Tigelephant is a playful tiger interpretationof Elmer, a bright, bold and joyous characterwith beautiful eyes. Like elephants, tigersare a threatened species in the wild.Sponsor: Scrutton Bland Scrutton Bland is a leading provider of financialservices to both business and private clients.From our offices in Essex, Suffolk and Norfolk,we provide specialist tax, accountancy, insurance,employee benefits and independent financialplanning advice to clients throughout the UK.Nominated for a British Accountancy Award,our cloud based service, SBLive combines thelatest in accountancy software with professionalbusiness advice giving our clients the freedom tomanage their accounts in a way which best suitshow they like to work. Our philosophy is simple,we believe in delivering clear, jargon free advice,and finding effective solutions, for our clients.www.scruttonbland.co.uk Artist: Hil SandersonHil is an enthusiastic amateur artist who hasexperience of creating a variety of designs forWild in Art projects. She has worked in specialeducation for over 20 years and tries to put thisexperience to good use by seeing her designsthrough a child’s eyes. In addition she paintsbottles, upcycles furniture and designsindividual pieces for friends and family.

The elephant is a beloved symbol of gentle strength,bravery, playfulness, wisdom and community. And yet100 African elephants are killed each day and could beextinct in the next 10 years. With this sculpture, thecommunity is invited to delight in this representationof elephants in their natural environment and also toremember that “Elephants cannot be manufactured.Once they’re gone, they cannot be replaced”- Dr. Iain Douglas-Hamilton, Founder of Save the Elephants.Sponsor: Suffolk MindSuffolk Mind is a mental health charity that wants to makeSuffolk the best place in the world for talking about andtaking care of mental wellbeing. We also want to be thebest in the world for recruiting champions to this cause,and creating environments that help people get theiremotional needs met. Quay Place is the result of a jointpartnership between Suffolk Mind and the ChurchesConservation Trust, aided by £3.6 million of HeritageLottery Fund money, to restore and rejuvenate theredundant medieval church. The centre offers a stunningand unique setting where people can enjoy a wide rangeof heritage and wellbeing activities. Built during the 15thCentury, St Mary-at-the-Quay church is in the heart ofthe Ipswich docklands.www.suffolkmind.org.uk | www.quayplace.co.ukArtist: Charmaine McKissock,Wobbly LearningAs a visual artist, writer and teacher, Charmaine isinterested both in sharing and evoking feelings andthoughts. She loves to do creative work with and fordiverse community groups, and particularly enjoysenabling learning and change through creativity, especiallywith individuals who feel they are stuck or they ‘can’t do’something. At the same time as working as a specialist inspecific learning difficulties, Charmaine trained in textileart and later went on to study children’s book illustration.Her work as an illustrator is often small and intricate,using either a traditional pen and black or coloured inks.

This sculpture gives a nod to the Ipswich toFelixstowe Historic Vehicle Run. The event isorganised by volunteers at the Ipswich TransportMuseum and includes cars, lorries, motorcycles,buses and military vehicles. This design is alsoinspired by Kathleen’s first car, the Mini. Likemany other people who also have a connectionto their first, now vintage, car, these vehicleshelp them to recall their past, the good timesand places they have visited.Sponsor: John GroseJohn Grose are a family owned East Anglianmotor dealer and as one of the area’s largestemployers, we know the importance of beingpart of and investing in our local community.We are therefore very proud and excited tobe supporting Elmer’s Big Parade Suffolk forSt Elizabeth Hospice.www.johngrose.co.ukArtist: Kathleen SmithKathleen is a designer maker who produceswork for public spaces. She uses her workto entertain, inform and educate and usestechniques such as metalwork, painting, 3Dprinting and laser cutting. Her work has beenincluded in many Wild in Art trails throughoutthe UK, and she enjoys creating work that haslots of small details within the larger work.

This design is inspired by Sarah Edward’s love ofcreating paper animal collages, of which haresare a favourite. The design is named ‘Thirty Ears’in recognition of the thirty year anniversariesof both Elmer and St Elizabeth Hospice, andthere are indeed thirty ears within the design(including Elmer’s!). Making Elmer a ‘Hare-y’Mammoth was a quirky way of combining theelephant and hare concepts. A postage stampis also included, as this is a trademark of Sarah’sand included in all her collages.Sponsor: Francesco Hair Salon Francesco Hair Salon is a well-known local,independent, family run salon specialising inboth ladies and gents hairdressing. We havebeen based in St Matthew’s Street Ipswich forover 25 years. The salon was established byFranco, who has been hairdressing in Ipswichfor over 40 years and all three of his sons havefollowed him into the trade. We have a highlyskilled team of barbers and hairdressers basedat the salon who cater for the whole family.We are passionate about our work and offereverything from a traditional Italian wet shaveto a full head of highlights. We are accreditedby the British Barbers’ Association, and ourstylists are all State Registered.www.francescohairsalon.co.ukArtist: Sarah EdwardsSarah Edwards is a Registered Nurse at StElizabeth Hospice who likes to create animalcollages made from scraps of paper frommagazines. As collage work was not a suitablemedium for Elmer, who needs to be robust andweatherproof, her painted design incorporatesthe detail and style of her collages creating anElmer who is a kindly but quirky host to hishare-y friends.13'Thirty Ears’ - The Hare-y MammothElmer’s Big Parade Suffolk 2019 - Souvenir GuideA

Captain Eleyacht is inspired by Ipswich’s dockand waterfront area, where a nautical theme sitsperfectly alongside the boats in the background.This sculpture is a very cute looking character,who loves meeting all the trail visitors!Event partner: ABP’s Port of IpswichAssociated British Ports (ABP) is the UK’s leadingport group, with a unique network of 21 portsacross England, Scotland and Wales. ABP isdelighted to support St Elizabeth Hospice withElmer’s Big Parade Suffolk, which provides afantastic opportunity to get involved in localfundraising and having fun at the same time asreally making an impact - not only for charity butalso for our business, helping us to better engagewith local communities. We thoroughly enjoyedsponsoring Ipswich Blue and being part of PigsGone Wild in previous years. We find that thesetrails are a way to be part of something reallyspecial in our town.www.abports.co.ukArtist: Kieron Reilly &Lynsey BrecknellKieron and Lynsey both have a love and passionfor public art trails such as Elmer’s Big ParadeSuffolk, and have worked on them together since2015, painting a total of nine sculptures. Outsideof the trails, Kieron works in 3D modelling anddesign and Lynsey is a Scenic Artist.

Inspired by Suffolk agriculture and the wellknownnickname ‘tractor boy’, this designdepicts a colourful and fun scene of the Suffolkcountryside. A patchwork of fields set againsta sunburst blue sky, the design is childlike inits style and is influenced by appliqué andembroidered fabric design. The tractor motifrepresents a symbol of farming life in Ipswich.Education partner:Suffolk Agricultural Association As a charity, the Suffolk Agricultural Association’score purpose is to be a force for good and betrusted and relevant to all matters food, farmingand the environment. The SAA achieves thisthrough the Suffolk Show itself and a series ofeducation programmes aimed at young peoplein schools and colleges. We are proud to beEducation partner for Elmer’s Big Parade Suffolk.www.suffolkshow.co.uk/suffolk-agriculturalassociation Artist: Donna NewmanDonna Newman is a freelance mural artistworking in Birmingham and the surroundingareas, where she seeks to inspire young peopleby transforming their learning environmentswith her vibrant artwork. Trained as a painterat Coventry University, Donna responds withcreativity and flair to her client’s specificationsproducing original designs in a huge variety ofsubjects. She is also an experienced painter ofsculpture trails working closely with Wild in Arton several commissions. Working in numerouslocations and on various surfaces, Donna is anextremely versatile artist who brings colour andlife through her art.

This design was inspired by the artist’s fiancée’slove of ballet; once as a dancer and now throughher love of watching the ballet. Although elephantscan be seen as huge and clumsy they also havea sense of grace and gentleness, especially themothers with their young. Here we have the gentleand fun loving Big Ballet Bertha, who also loves thewater - her favourite performance is Swan Lake!We would love to see you doing the BBB movein front of Big Ballet Bertha herself - share yourvideos on Twitter using #bigballetberthaSupporting partner:Suffolk County CouncilSuffolk County Council’s mission is to make apositive difference in Suffolk. The organisation’splans and priorities are focused on economicgrowth that everyone can benefit from, improvinghealth, care and wellbeing, and efficient andeffective public services. Our vision is a Suffolkwhere everyone can play their part and genuinelyfeel the benefits.www.suffolk.gov.ukArtist: Glen BrooksGlen has been an artist for 30 years working in thecorporate and design industry, the entertainmentindustry and more recently for Damien Hirst athis studios in Stroud. His work is extremely varied,including drawing, painting and sculpture andhe enjoys the risks involved with new technicalchallenges. He experiments in both his own workand also in commissions, which can be very intenseand challenging. As a complete contrast, Glenenjoys the fun that participating in Wild in Arttrails can bring and is pleased to help raise fundsfor charity.

Slightly smaller than your average mammoth,Woolmer-I-Am is a beautifully detaileddedication to its full-sized source of inspiration,Wool-I-Am, who currently resides at IpswichMuseum’s Victorian Natural History Gallery,along with gorillas, lions and giraffes! Lovinglysculptured in resin, Woolmer-I-Am even hashis own set of tusks, which he will be using toprotect the Buttermarket Centre.Supporting partner:Ipswich Borough CouncilIpswich Borough Council’s vision isto build a better Ipswich. Lookingafter the needs of a thriving anddiverse urban centre with more than135,600 residents, the Council prioritisesthe following to meet that vision: a strongIpswich economy, a sustainable environment,an enjoyable place to live work and study,a healthy community, quality homes forall, safe communities, and an efficient andeffective council.www.ipswich.gov.ukArtist: Phil DanielsPhil Daniels is a professional artist withsales in excess of over 700 paintings incollections across the globe. Some ofhis work is highly detailed automotiveairbrush art but he has also worked onmany sculpture trails alongside Wild InArt, producing pieces such as the AlanPartridge Gorilla and all of the realistichair sculptures. His auctioned pieces haveraised hundreds of thousands of poundsin revenue for charity.

Elmer Armstrong celebrates the 50th anniversaryof the Apollo 11 moon landing led by CommanderNeil Armstrong and lunar module pilot Buzz Aldrin.Armstrong became the first person to step ontothe lunar surface on July 21 at 02:56:15 UTC; Aldrinjoined him 19 minutes later. Elmer Armstrong’s spacesuit is based on the original 1960s NASA astronautoutfit, but with flashes of colour that set him asidefrom other astronauts.Associate education partner: Ipswich SchoolIpswich School’s records date back as far as 1399,but the school was almost certainly in existence wellbefore this. We have a long history of education inIpswich with strong links to Cardinal Thomas Wolsey,one of the most powerful men in the country duringthe reign of Henry VIII, and are proud of our sharedheritage with the town. As a School we provide thebest possible grounding in literacy and numeracyunderpinned by first class pastoral care. We believein the transforming power of education to realisepotential in all our children and provide a supportiveenvironment that makes children feel safe to exploretheir passions and interests.www.ipswich.schoolArtist: Mik RichardsonMik Richardson is a Norfolk based commercial andcommunity artist who has run his own mural, designand spray art business since leaving the Royal AirForce in 2006. As well as producing over 400 murals,for businesses, schools and communities, he has beeninvolved in many of the Wild in Art sculpture trailsaround the country, producing sculpture designs andactively supporting the school sculpture trails too.

The woolly mammoth is an extinct species fromthe ice age - remains of which have been foundin Suffolk dating back 11,500 years. This elephantis a contemporary interpretation, as it is wearinga jumper made of colourful painted wool-likesquares, enough to keep this giant warm in theUK climate.Sponsor: Curtis BanksSuffolk Life, part of the Curtis Banks Group, isone of the UK’s leading providers of self-investedpersonal pensions (SIPPs). Suffolk Life providespension administration services for several UKhousehold name financial services companies aswell as offering their own full-feature MasterSIPPproposition alongside the discretionarymanagement focused SimSIPP. They provideintegration with many discretionary investmentmanagers and platforms, as well as marketleadingcommercial property capability. TheCurtis Banks Group products are for pensionsavers who wish to take full advantage of thefeatures and flexibility offered in the UK’smodern and changing pension structure.www.curtisbanks.co.ukArtist: David GrahamDavid teaches art and design in an all girls’school in Liverpool and is also a freelance artist.He continues to extend his artist practice byusing a range of 2D and 3D media to producehis own graphics, photography, installations andcostumes as well as participating in collaborativecommunity projects including murals, mosaicsand graffiti knitting.

Artiphant is inspired by the work of Chris’ latewife, Valerie Osment, and the amazing Wild in Arttrail sculptures she lovingly painted between 2013and 2017. The top of the sculpture has the familiarcoloured patchwork of Elmer, which then fadeaway to painted pictures of the 13 sculptures thatValerie painted for nine trails over those four years,including the popular Hedgepig, for the 2016 IpswichPigs Gone Wild trail. The rest of Elmer is paintedwith the tools of an artist’s trade including pens,pencils, mosaic tiles, scissors, glue and a camera. Organising partner: Wild in Art Wild in Art is one of the leading producers ofspectacular public art events that entertain, enrich,inform and leave a lasting legacy. We bring togetherbusinesses and creative sectors with schools and localcommunities through the creation of uniquely paintedsculptures. Our events have enabled more than £12million to be raised for charitable causes and helpedmillions of people experience art in non-traditionalsettings. We believe passionately that being creativethrough art not only gives people a voice, it also hasa positive impact on society, education, the economy,and our health and wellbeing.wildinart.co.uk @wildinartArtist: Chris Morgan Chris is a graphic designer, illustrator, recycledmaterial sculptor and artist. He previously workedin partnership with his late wife, Valerie Osment,who was a popular Wild in Art artist and wellestablishedartist in education. He helped Valerieto visualise, design and often assisted in the paintingof many Wild in Art sculptures for trails throughoutthe UK since 2013. Since his wife’s passing in 2017after a short battle with cancer, he decided to keepthe legacy of her public work alive by continuing toproduce thought-provoking, eye-catching and vibrantsculpture designs with a graphic/illustration feel.

Following Sir Elton John’s concert at PortmanRoad in 2017 - Sir Elephant John is here tocelebrate the iconic legend. With Rocket Mancufflinks and a Crocodile Rock jacket, his style iscelebrating a true star.Sponsor: Hudson Group LtdHudson Group Ltd are a collaboration of severaldifferent divisions brought together to offer acomprehensive range of services and productsto assist branding and marketing activitiesincluding: bespoke signage solutions, vehiclegraphics, engraving, an experienced design team,branded corporate clothing, promotional andcorporate gifts, retail and exhibition furnitureand a full print service. This means that you get abespoke and tailored solution for all your needsacross these sectors.www.hudsongroupltd.co.ukArtist: Gabriella Keating-FeddersGabriella is a Suffolk based artist who participatedin the 2016 Pigs Gone Wild trail. Since thenshe has continued her passion for drawing andpainting and has built an exciting and variedportfolio, including wall murals, illustrations,painting and lino prints.

The inspiration for this sculpture is Suffolk - thesubject of the majority of Glynn Thomas’ etchingsand his home county for 50 years. Elmer’s trunkbecame the Orwell and the rest followed fromthere! Facing him and looking to the right is theRiver Deben and then around to the east coast;his rear is Suffolk’s flora and fauna, then inland toLavenham, coming full circle back to the Orwell.The design has enabled Glynn to use his differenttake on perspective.A commemorative book about this sculpture,produced by the artist, is available to purchasein aid of St Elizabeth Hospice. There are twopuzzles, one for children, the other much harder,hidden within the artwork of the elephant with aprize draw for those who solve them. You’ll findmore details in the book.Sponsor: Gotelee Solicitors Gotelee is your local law firm offering a full rangeof personal and business legal services from officesin Ipswich, Felixstowe, Woodbridge, and Hadleigh.With over 130 years’ experience, you can beconfident that your lawyer will give you soundlegal advice, whatever your problem. Clear costs,highest levels of courtesy and service is a promise.www.gotelee.co.ukArtist: Glynn Thomas REGlynn Thomas studied at the Cambridge ArtSchool, specialising in illustration and printmaking;taught printmaking at the Ipswich School of Art,and is now a full-time artist living in Suffolk. He hasillustrated a number of books and is a Fellow ofthe Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers. He hasheld exhibitions, both solo and mixed, in locationsacross the world.

When thinking of ideas for a sculpture trail,sometimes it pays to think a bit laterally and thisdesign is the result of one of those lateral thoughts.Puzzelmer is inspired by David McKee’s book‘Elmer’s Jigsaw Book’; the sculpture is paintedto look like a child’s plush soft toy but with atwist, Elmer’s traditional multi-coloured patcheshave been replaced with jigsaw pieces. The eyeshave been painted to look like they have beenembroidered on and Puzzelmer is finished off with afabric tab on the rear, just like a real plush soft toy.Sponsor: Concertus Concertus offer wide ranging professional expertiseand knowledge, creating successful solutionsthat are tailor-made to meet our clients needs.Working across a number of specialisms, we arean enthusiastic, passionate and a talented team ofproperty specialists and designers, who provide arange of services to clients in both the public andprivate sectors. We strive to make places, propertiesand people be the best they can by workingcollaboratively with all parties, to create effectiveand sustainable built environments. Our strengthis based on being considerate and client-focused -exploring what benefits can be delivered over andabove the original requirements of a project, whileremaining effective and efficient.www.concertus.co.uk Artist: Chris MorganChris is a graphic designer, illustrator, recycledmaterial sculptor and artist. He previously workedin partnership with his late wife, Valerie Osment,who was a popular Wild in Art artist and wellestablishedartist in education. He helped Valerieto visualise, design and often assisted in the paintingof many Wild in Art sculptures for trails throughoutthe UK since 2013. Since his wife’s passing in 2017after a short battle with cancer, he decided to keepthe legacy of her public work alive by continuing toproduce thought-provoking, eye-catching and vibrantsculpture designs with a graphic/illustration feel.

The inspiration for Pip came from the beautifulrounded shape of the sculpture, which lends itselfperfectly to becoming a watermelon. Diversityis often celebrated through foods from differentcultures and few fruits are grown as widely asthe watermelon; originally from Africa it is nowenjoyed throughout the world.Artist: Sue GuthrieSue Guthrie is a professional artist, based in Birmingham who has produced work for many art trails. She says she became an artist due to a lack of imagination - she was unable to see herself doing anything else! She has produced commissioned artwork for many prestigious clients including BMW, John Lewis, and the NHS.Sponsor: Coes People love shopping at Coes. We are a privatelyowned, independent family of stores specialisingin menswear, womenswear, sportswear andschool uniforms across East Anglia, this makesus the destination of choice for style consciousindividuals. Our independent culture runsthroughout every aspect of our business aswe aspire to recognise the individuality andpersonal style in ourselves and every one of ourcustomers. Since 1928, we have been focused ongiving our customers the best possible shoppingexperience with our truly personal approach toservice. We are proud to be East Anglia’s leadingindependent clothing shop.www.coes.co.uk 

Pinewood Studios - Presentation Voyager Clock made by Grants of Dalvey in case.Provenance: Consigned by John New who worked in the Art Department in over 180 films.

Sleepy Hollow (1999) Crew Jacket from the film directed by Tim Burton, Leather arms with embroidered patch to front, Size XL.Provenance: Consigned by John New who worked in the Art Department in over 180 films.

Crew books and background information on films including Revolution book of Asheton Gorton production designer on how he saw King's Lynn, Batman background photos and books, Michael Collins, Sleepy Hollow and others.Provenance: Consigned by John New who worked in the Art Department in over 180 films.

Sahara (2005) 58 Background plastic coins and 3.5 metal foreground coins, with a crew cap from the film starring Matthew McConaughey, Steve Zahn and Penélope Cruz.Provenance: Consigned by John New who worked in the Art Department in over 180 films.

Band of Brothers (2001) American TV series, A crew gift statue given to members of the cast and crew working on the historical mini-series produced by Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks. The statue shows nine paratroopers standing on a cobbled street with collapsed pieces of building either side, a recreation of the famous Easy Company photo from the town of Sainte Marie-du-Mont that was used as the inspiration for the opening titles. The series title is engraved across the bottom. The statue is made from resin mixed with metal brass powder to give it a metal look and feel. 38 x 19 cm.Provenance: Consigned by John New who worked in the Art Department in over 180 films. He was Assistant Construction Coordinator on Band of Brothers.

Batman (1989) American Superhero film, A crew gift statue given to members of the cast and crew working on the film directed by Tim Burton.The statue shows The Joker played by Jack Nicholson with his arms in the air. The statue is made from resin mixed with metal brass powder to give it a metal look and feel. 46cm.Provenance: Consigned by John New who worked in the Art Department in over 180 films.

Lost In Space - Replica Limited Edition 1:1 Pistol based on the prop from Season 1. With display base and certificate from Richard A. Coyle (RACPROPS) who constructed the piece, boxed, plaque signed by Bill Mummy, pistol 33cm.

Thunderbirds (2004) Replica Gold bar movie prop from the film directed by Jonathan Frakes, 9 x 24cm.Provenance: Consigned by John New who worked in the Art Department in over 180 films.

Doctor Who - Resurrection of the Daleks (1984), a red, yellow, black and grey quilted vinyl jacket costume, the upper section pieced with allover metal rings.Provenance: Bonhams: Entertainment and Memorabilia 2011, Lot 117.

Doctor Who - Slyvester McCoy (7th Doctor) knitted blue and mauve regeneration scarf from Time and the Rani (1987).Provenance: Bonham's: Doctor Who The Auction, 24th February 2010, part lot 91. With auction label.

Braveheart (1995) Cast & Crew hooded jumper (LXL) and cap, both made by Roots (2).Provenance: Consigned by John New who worked in the Art Department in over 180 films.

Saving Private Ryan (1998) Crew jacket with patch on both arms and a crew cap with 'Ranger' patch (2).Provenance: Consigned by John New who worked in the Art Department in over 180 films.

Batman (1989) A rare Crew jacket from the Tim Burton classic. Only a few of the jackets were made for the heads of department and they were specially made at the request of Jack Nicholson to look like the jackets the Goons wear in the movie. This black leather jacket has a Joker patch on one arm and a Bat logo patch on the back. It has a detachable faux fur collar. Size XL.Provenance: Consigned by John New who worked in the Art Department in over 180 films.

Saving Private Ryan (1998) American epic war film, A crew gift statue given to members of the cast and crew working on the historical movie directed by Steven Spielberg.The statue shows an American soldier standing on a rock. The statue is made from resin mixed with metal brass powder to give it a metal look and feel. 40cm.Provenance: Consigned by John New who worked in the Art Department in over 180 films.

Doctor Who - Mestor arm from The Twin Dilema (1984), 50cm.

The Mummy Returns (2001) A Stunt prop rubber pistol used in production by Brendan Fraser.Provenance: Purchased from Heritage Auctions in 2007 and sold with a copy of the original invoice.The violent crime reduction bill means that this particular prop can only be sold to customers who reside outside the UK. Generally speaking, it is illegal for a resident of the UK to buy this item. Exemptions are for N.A.R.E.S (or similar) registered re-enactors, public museums/galleries or use in a film, television or theatrical production. In all cases paperwork will be required to complete the sale.

Band of Brothers (2001) American TV series, Cast and Crew gifts including windproof jacket (XXL), Crew T Shirt (XL), Airborne Cap and presentation Wenger Swiss Army Knife in case (4).Provenance: Consigned by John New who worked in the Art Department in over 180 films. He was Assistant Construction Coordinator on Band of Brothers.

Doctor Who - Full-length yellow worker overalls from The Mysterious Planet (1986)Provenance: Bonhams: Doctor Who The Auction, 11th May 1991.

Doctor Who Survival (1989) - Original animatronic black cat from the final broadcast story of the series' classic era starring Sylvester McCoy.

Sleepy Hollow (1999) American Horror film, A crew gift statue given to members of the cast and crew working on the film directed by Tim Burton.The statue shows The Headless Horseman. The statue is made from resin mixed with metal brass powder to give it a metal look and feel. 45 x 46cm.Provenance: Consigned by John New who worked in the Art Department in over 180 films.

Doctor Who - Replica Dalek Trooper helmet from Resurrection of the Daleks (1984), 31cm high.

Doctor Who - The Deadly Assassin (1976)Prydonian Timelord tabard, labelled Leslie Fry to inside.

Doctor Who - Replica Tetrap costume from Time and the Rani (1987).

Movie Cast & Crew including 5 Cast and Crew caps including Michael Collins, Black Beauty, The Bill, Interview With a Vampire and Patriot Games. Fleece for J.M Barrie's Neverland (XL) and Gilet for Closing The Ring (7).Provenance: Consigned by John New who worked in the Art Department in over 180 films.

AFTER BENTHAM in the tack room, limited edition colour print, no 6/50, signed and numbered and titled in pen on the mount Note: This is the tackroom of the huntyard at The White Horse Hotel, Exford and features Ben Herod who ran the yard, 27 x 40cm

A MATCH USED STUMP INDIA VERSUS ENGLAND 2nd test played at Calcutta January 1977 from the collection of Roger Tolchard who made his Test debut in the game, scoring 67 in the first innings, the hinged stump signed one side by the England team, the other by the hosts India including (England) Geoff Miller, Mike Brearly, Graham Barlow, Dennis Amiss, Ken Barrington (Tour Manager), Mike Selvey, Keith Fletcher, Chris Old, Bob Woolmer, John Lever, Derek Randall, Roger Tolchard, Geoff Cope, Derek Underwood, Bob Willis, Alan Knott and Tony Greig

A ZENITH CRICKET BAT signed to the front and reverse by over ninety test players who attended the Lord's Taveners lunch at Lord's held in July 1991, including Denis Compton, Colin Cowdry, John Edrich, Graham Gooch, Allan Lamb, Geoff Pullar, Don Wilson, Donald Carr, Alec Bedser, Derek Underwood, Ian Botham, etc., formerly the property of Kent and England bats,an Brian Luckhurst

AKRAM, WASIM (PAKISTAN) an official player issue light grey sweatshirt for the Pakistan tour of Zimbabwe in 1998, the shirt bearing Pakistan logo and 'ZIMBABWE 1998' embroidered to the chest, originally the property of Wasim who has signed the chest in black marker pen, mounted, framed and glazed for display, 95 X 64cm

Hampshire, Kent & elsewhere.- Eden (Anna Maria, maiden name Kelham, married firstly Henry Yelverton nineteenth Lord Ruthin, married secondly Rev. Hon. William Eden, mother of Barbara Rawdon Hastings, Marchioness of Hastings and suo jure Baroness Grey of Ruthin, fossil collector and geological author, 1810-58, 1792-1875) Hampshire Tour August 1842 [with lists of expenses], autograph manuscript, 77pp. excluding blanks, slightly browned, original vellum, slightly soiled, lettered direct on spine, 132 x 85mm., 1st - 12th August 1842.⁂ A lively account of tours through Kent (Sittingbourne, Tunbridge Wells), Surrey (meeting Reverend Charles Fox Chawner, Rector of Bletchingley), and Hampshire (election at Southampton, Lyndhurst, New Forest, Cowes, Ryde, Winchester etc.), and several trips to London, travelling by coach and train. In Hampshire Eden visits Beaulieu and William Tyrrell, first Bishop of Newcastle, New South Wales and leaving their eldest son Arthur as a pupil with him. On their journey Eden meets J P Maunoir, Professor of surgery at Geneva and his charge, George Henry Sumner, son of the Bishop of Winchester and hears of Lord Montagu of Beaulieu and the extent of his estate. Also, meeting on a train two men who talk of Canada and Jamaica. Back in London, Eden hurries to the bedside of her daughter, Barbara, Baroness Grey of Ruthin for the birth of her son, Henry Rawdon, fourth Marquess of Hastings (1842-68), a notorious rake.A transcript is available with this lot.

Jane Austen.- [Austen (James)] The Loiterer, a Periodical Work, first Dublin edition, occasional spotting, small marginal hole (F8), previous owner's label to front pastedown, cracked upper hinge, contemporary calf, rubbed and worn, small loss to spine extremities, lower board becoming detached, 12mo, Dublin, 1792.⁂ The Loiterer's was written and published by Jane Austen's brothers. Gilson suggests that it was through the publication of The Loiterer that she became acquainted with Egerton of Whitehall (who were the London distributers of this work from the fifth number on) and who later published her first work, Sense and Sensibility.

Indian Art.- Fergusson (James) and James Burgess. The Cave Temples of India, first edition, wood-engraved frontispiece and illustrations, folding map, 99 plates including one mounted albumen print, a few tinted, 2 folding, with a duplicate of plate XVIII, very occasional spotting, map creased, Breezewood book-label, contemporary half morocco, t.e.g., spine gilt, rubbed, 1880; History of Indian and Eastern Architecture, first edition, wood-engraved frontispiece and illustrations, light foxing at beginning and end, modern half morocco, t.e.g., 1876, 4to & 8vo (2)⁂ James Fergusson (1808-86), originally an indigo planter in India later became an architectural historian and respected authority on Indian architecture and its cave temples in particular. The first work was co-produced with the archaeologist James Burgess who from 1886-89 was Director General of the Archaeological Survey of India.

NO RESERVE Naess (Arne) "Truth" as Conceived by those who are not Professional Philosophers, Oslo, 1938; Erkenntnis und Wissenschaftliches Verhalten, Oslo, 1936, presentation copies from the author, the second with the inscription 'I hope to write something better than this some time, i.e. don't read it, Author', original printed wrappers, worn, second mentioned text block split, small 4to (2)⁂ The Norwegian philosopher Naess coined the term 'deep ecology', and was an important figure within the environmental movement.

Dobbie (Herbert Boucher). 145 Varieties of New Zealand Ferns [and] New Zealand Ferns. 148 Varieties, 1st separate issues forming one work in two parts, Auckland, c.1880, cyanotyped throughout, 104 numbered illustrations of ferns with scientific captions, original cyanotype wrappers to both parts, wrappers a little chipped and frayed with some loss at head and foot of spines, a little creasing and soiling, lower outer corners of both parts a little creased and pinhole puncture hole to upper outer corners of wrappers and first and last leaves, wrappers of Part 1 partly faded, ballpoint ownership name of 'D. Morris' to upper margin of both upper wrappers, slim 4to (28 x 22cm) (Qty: 2)NOTESJ.D. Mccraw, The "blue books" of H.B. Dobbie and Eric Craig, New Zealand Journal of Botany, 27:3, 347-351. A very rare photobook with no copies of these earliest separate issues editions traced in auction records, and only one copy of each issue located institutionally, at Auckland Institute and Museum Library. Mccraw's census in 1989 lists only 14 copies of all issues of Dobbie and Craig's books, since when only a handful of others have come to light. Dobbie produced three versions of his "blue books" of fern illustrations. Part 1 was issued in 1880 and Part 2 issued in late 1880 or early 1881. The third version brought all the fern illustrations together in a single volume under the title New Zealand Ferns. 148 Varieties , also published c.1880/81. A few years later Dobbie sold the plates for the book to Eric Craig in Auckland who re-issued the books in c.1888 and c.1892.

Coronation of Haile Selassie I. Emperor of Ethiopia, Addis Ababa , 2 November 1930, a personal photographically-illustrated scrap album of the occasion compiled by Major E.O. Springfield, a member of the delegation sent to accompany the Duke of Gloucester at the coronation, containing a total of 32 gelatin silver print photographs, 35 leaves of news cuttings and related, a manuscript pass, menu, seat ticket and seating plan, three ambassadorial letters, an invitation card to the ceremony and one for the dinner, plus an 11-page typescript account of the occasion as recalled by Springfield, Springfield's ownership signature and address, 'The Palace, Khartoum, Sudan' to front pastedown, original cloth-backed boards with lithographically-printed title to upper cover, some rubbing and soiling, slight edge and joint wear and a little loss of cloth to top and bottom of lower joint, folio (38 x 31cm) (Qty: 1)NOTESProvenance: From the great-nephew of E.O. Springfield. The first photograph in the album shows the Duke of Gloucester and the rest of the British delegation standing on the steps of the British Legation in Addis Ababa. Captain Springfield was comptroller to the Governor General of Sudan and is seen second from the left in the second row from the back. Standing next to him on his left in a top hat is the young explorer Wilfred Thesiger, who had been given a personal invitation to the coronation by Haile Selassie. This photograph measures 19 x 24cm, the majority of other photographs being postcard-size and similar of western and African officials in respective ceremonial dress. However there are further larger images including one of African chiefs demonstrating a machine gun.

Thomson (John). Views on the North River, 1st edition, Hongkong: Noronha & Sons, Printers, 1870, printed title and two leaves of Introduction, printed to rectos only, 14 mounted albumen prints, each with printed red rule border and caption beneath, accompanying leaf of descriptive letterpress to each plate, some fading to images and one spotted, mounts with old damp staining to inner and outer margins, ownership name inscriptions of G. Dods, 1875, and W.K. Dods and C.M. Normand to front free endpaper, stitching now largely broken and contents generally loose in original cloth-backed printed boards with decorative design to upper and lower covers, rubbed and soiled, a little paper surface loss, oblong folio (32.5 x 43 cm) (Qty: 1)NOTESThe photographs are captioned and measure as follows: 1) Road to the Village of Wong Tong, 173 x 232mm; 2) The Ts'ing Yune Pagoda, 154 x 232mm; 3) The Fi-Lai-Sz Monastery, 179 x 237mm; 4) The Fi-Lai-Sz Monastery, 152 x 236mm; 5) In the Ts'ing Yune Pass, 159 x 236mm; 6) View from the 'Lien Chow Kwong' Villages, 140 x 238mm; 7) An Up-Country Bridge, 178 x 232mm; 8) The Mang-Tsz Pass, 158 x 237mm; 9) Rapids, 161 x 232mm; 10) Looking North from the Pau-Lo-Hang Temple, 168 x 240mm; 11) Kwan Yin Cave, 160 x 219mm; 12) Fishing Boats, 158 x 228mm; 13) View from the Kwan Yin Cave, 143 x 226mm; 14) An Up-Country Farm, 138 x 238mm. Provenance: George Dods (1836-1909) MD LRCS Ed. 1859, was born and died in Edinburgh. He worked as Acting Colonial Surgeon in Hong Kong. He wrote at least one medical paper, ‘Tropical Malaria and Its Sequelae’, published in Transactions of the Medico-Chirurgical Society of Edinburgh , 1888, 7: 186-198. His only son, William Kane Dods, was born in Hong Kong Kong in 1866, shortly after his marriage to Margaret Crabbe. William Kane Dods (1866-1948) worked as an agent for the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation and served as treasurer and honorary secretary of the Asiatic Society of Bengal and on the Committee of the Zoological Gardens, Calcutta. The co-owner of the book was Charles M. Normand (?1834-1912), a direct contemporary of Dods senior, who also served in the Far East as an assistant surgeon. By family descent. See also following lots 39-43. A very good copy of this notorious rarity, here in the original printed covers and with family provenance dating back to within five years of publication. It was the first of Thomson’s photographically illustrated books on China, and describes a trip two hundred miles up the North, though the photographs focus on only a few places, for which Thomson gives Chinese characters and English spellings. Like his earlier work, Visit of His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh … to Hong Kong in 1869 , the first photographically-illustrated book published in China, it was published in Hong Kong by the Portuguese printers Noronha and Sons (The Government Printers). ’Mr. Thomson has just published a volume of admirable photographs of scenes on the North River, entered about 40 miles above Canton through the Fatshan creek. The views, which are beautifully executed, are accompanied by a short description of the places which they respectively represent, and will thus form a most pleasing illustration of a part of China little known to the generality of Europeans. In the details of foliage and other foreground these photographs will compare favourably with the best works at home, though they fail somewhat in a distant effects by being too dark in tone, a circumstance to which Mr. Thomson alludes in the introduction, where he states that, with a few exceptions, his efforts to obtain bright photographs of distant objects were baffled by a continuance of bad weather, casting a veil of mist over the distance. Bearing this in mind, the results must be considered wonderfully successful, and the views will be no less acceptable as an interesting memento for residents in China to take home with them, or as a pleasing gift to send to their friends’, Hong Kong Daily Press, 31 October 1870. ‘Views on the North River would have been expensive to produce and the print run was probably small. It is the rarest of Thomson’s books on China. There is a copy in the National Library of Scotland, another in Hong Kong University Library; a third is in the Wason Collection at Cornell University ( NUC , vol. 592, p. 256). In 1980 one was recorded in the collection of Mr and Mrs Lewis Lehr, New York (Lucien Goldschmidt and Weston J. Naef, The Truthful Lens, 1980, p. 167, fig. 157 and pp. 224-5)’, Terry Bennett, History of Photography in China: Western Photographers 1861-1879, Quaritch, 2010, p. 227. ‘ Views on the North River … can be seen as the first attempt to present Thomson’s experience of China as a visual document. The book form is being used to recreate the experience of seeing his images in a sequence predetermined by the photographer, and to that extent he was able to retain control over the order and arrangement in which his own photographs were presented ... Yet despite the success of Views on the North River as a photographically illustrated book, its circulation among the western, English-speaking communities of Hong Kong and the Treaty ports was somewhat limited, and its impact in Britain, if it had any at all, has left no trace in the contemporary reviewing journals’, Richard Ovenden, John Thomson 1837-1921 (Photographer) , National Library of Scotland, 1997, pp. 178-9.

* Israel. A group of 16 photographs of Haifa Docks and people by Sara Ayal, circa 1960s, vintage gelatin silver contact prints, pencil numbers to versos, 8 x 8 cm (Qty: 16)NOTESSara Ayal (1915-2004) was a Slovakian who began working for the Defence Establishment in Israel in the 1950s. Her professional photographs documenting the secret operations she conducted round the world have never been published.