Curious & Collectible

CURIOUS AND COLLECTABLE

WEDNESDAY 19 JULY 2023 at 10.30am

Cover illustrations

Front cover: lot 154

Inside front: lot 13

Inside back: lot 181

Outside back lot 105

Curious and Collectable including The Lord Lew Grade Collection

Wednesday 19 July 2023

10:30am

Lots 1-253

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Order of Sale

Lots 111 - 63 The Lord Lew Grade Collection

Lots 164–111 Stamps and Coins

Lots 112–121 Ethnographic

Lots 122–194 Pop Memorabilia, Autographs, Film, Entertainment, Sport

Lots 195–228 Maritime, Militaria, Railways, Aerospace

Lots 237–253 Collectables

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Curious and Collectable

The Lord Lew Grade Collection

Lots 1-63 to be offered without reserve

Lew Grade, Baron Grade (1906 – 1998; born Lev Winogradsky) was one of Britain’s greatest media proprietors and impresarios. His family originated from what we now know as Ukraine where he was born in 1906. In 1912 his family escaped the pogroms via Odessa and Berlin to settle in Shoreditch in the East End of London

His early life was spent in the clothing trade but in 1926 he was declared Charleston Champion of the World where one of the judges was Fred Astaire. His career as a dancer, and later a talent agent led onto Grade's interest in television production, when in 1954, he successfully bid for franchises in the newly created ITV network, which led to the creation of Associated Television (ATV).

Having worked for a time in the United States, he became aware of the potential for the sale of British television programming to American networks The Incorporated Television Company (commonly known as ITC Entertainment) was formed with this objective Grade went on to have success with many cult series in association with the ABC network producing Gerry Anderson's Supermarionation classics such as Thunderbirds and Captain Scarlet. Also British genre series like Patrick McGoohan's The Prisoner and The Persuaders. Later Jim

Grade also invested in feature film production but several expensive box-office failures caused him to lose control of ITC, and ultimately resulted in the disestablishment of ATV after it lost the ITV franchise. However, classics like On Golden Pond remain critically acclaimed. Lew was typically characterised by his love of large Monte Christo cigars.

Henson's The Muppet Show became a major hit.

Lots 1-7

RAYMOND ALLEN JACKSON KNOWN AS ‘JAK’

Raymond Jackson was a prolific cartoonist producing a great body of material for the London Evening Standard and the Mail between the 1960s and the 1990s His well -observed work which was both humorous and often savagely biting made him one of Britain’s best-loved cartoonists Though he was a political cartoonist, he attempted to be impartial, and approached his subject from a social angle, by employing widely recognised stereotypes as often as specific caricatures. Sir Lew Grade was frequently a target for his satire over the years and lots 1 to 7 are the originals acquired by Lew or given to him by Raymond, which hung in his home and office..

1

RAYMOND ALLEN JACKSON KNOWN AS ‘JAK’

‘THE RANK AFFAIR I’

with Lew, cigar in mouth musing the suggested idea of a ‘film’ based on the machinations of the ‘Rank affair’ captioned on the mount ‘‘What a script Lew – more horrific than jaws, more wives than Henry the Eight, and intrigue than the Quiller Memorandum ’’ , pen and ink with blue body colour on paper 44 x 56cms

£250-£350

2

RAYMOND ALLEN JACKSON KNOWN AS ‘JAK’

‘BBC TV BL ACKED OUT FOR XMAS’

Lew with cigar in mouth reading a newspaper in a Gentleman’s club with pencil caption and printing notes underneath, ‘‘I suppose this is the break Bruce Forsyth’s been waiting for, What?’’

Also signed ‘To Lord Grade with best wishes’

(from JAK)

pen and ink with blue body colour on paper. 53 X 60cms

£250-£350

3

RAYMOND ALLEN JACKSON KNOWN AS ‘JAK’

LEW GRADE SAT AT HIS DESK TRADEMARK CIGAR IN HAND, NEWS PAPER ON DESK WITH THE HEADLINE ‘NEW YEARS HONOURS LIST’ captioned underneath, ‘I’ll make a special exception in your case Mother – you can still call me Lew!’ pen and ink.

42 x 56cms

£250-£350

4

RAYMOND ALLEN JACKSON KNOWN AS ‘JAK’

‘SON OF ENTEBBE’

with two gentlemen walking past an advertising billboard with the caption ‘Actually, Lew Made It For His Mother!’

pen and ink with blue body colour on paper.

49 x 58cms

£200-£300

5

RAYMOND ALLEN JACKSON KNOWN AS ‘JAK’

‘THE DARK CRYSTAL’

a satirical take on Grade’s collaboration with Jim Henson but captioned ‘That reminds me Frank, how long do you think old Foot (Michael Foot) can hang on?’ This appears to be a lithographic reproduction; water damage to the right hand side

45 x 55cms

£70-£100

6

RAYMOND ALLEN JACKSON KNOWN AS ‘JAK’

A CARTOON DEPICTING LE W, HEAD ON THE CHOPPING BLOCK captioned ‘Does this mean we’ve lost the Franchise?’

pen and ink

19 x 24cms

£60-£100

7

RAYMOND

ALLEN JACKSON KNOWN AS ‘JAK’

T WO PRINTS OF CARTOONS and other framed items Related to Lew Grade £50-£100

8

STANLEY MCMURTY, ALSO KNOWN AS ‘MAC’

A CARTOON DEPICTING LEW DANCING AT LES AMBASSADEURS

with a rosette ‘Charleston Champ’ and his trademark cigar, with caption ‘Lew Hope you’re still dancing in the year 2000!’ pen, ink and bodycolour

42 x 32cms

Note: Stanley McMurty, also known as ‘MAC’ is a well-known British Cartoonist known for his sometimes controversial work for the Daily Mail where he worked between 1971 and 2018

£70-£100

9

STANLEY MCMURTY, ALSO KNOWN AS ‘MAC’

A CARTOON DEPICTING LEW AT THE GATES OF HEAVEN

cigar in mouth, an angel at the reception with a caption ‘Who was running the show here up until now?’

pen, ink and body colour

37 x 52cms

Note: Stanley McMurty, also known as ‘MAC’ is a well-known British Cartoonist known for his sometimes controversial work for the Daily Mail where he worked between 1971 and 2018.

£150-£200

10

MICHAEL CUMMINGS KNOWN AS ‘CUMMINGS’

A CARTOON DEPICTING LEW GRADE RUNNING INTO THE OFFICE OF ALEC DOUGLAS-HOME brandishing a poster for a musical on ice starring ‘Ice-Cold’ Maggie’ (Thatcher) captioned “Let me buy the copyright, Lord Home! It’ll be more successful than Coronation Street”

pen, ink and body colour on paper.

24 x 45cms

Note: Michael Cummings known as ‘Cummings’ was a British newspaper cartoonist whose cartoons often raised controversy with his satirical style centering on politics and heavy criticism of China and the Soviet Union.

£150-£200

11

STANLEY ARTHUR FRANKLIN KNOWN AS ‘FRANKLIN’

A CARTOON ENTITLED ‘SINGING IN THE REIGN….’

with a banner ‘Baron Grade Presents: Britains Most Popular Family Group THE WINDSORS, signed ‘Best wishes – Stanley Franklin’ Lord Lew Grade pictured bottom left pen, ink and wash, From the Sun, Dec 1976. 25 x 23 5cms

Note: Stanley Arthur Franklin was a British Political Cartoonist whose career spanned over forty years with the Sun and Daily Mirror newspapers

£100-£150

12

STANLEY ARTHUR FRANKLIN KNOWN AS ‘FRANKLIN’ A CARTOON DEPICTING BBC T V MATCH OF THE DAY with Lew slogging it out in the boxing ring against the ITV Unions with the caption ‘We hope viewers are enjoying this fight as much as the BEEB is!’, signed to Lord and Lady Grade with best wishes Stanley Franklin (1979)

pen, ink and bodycolour and another cartoon with a vicar in a church captioned ‘An Empty Church! Jesus of Nazareth and Grade of Elstree are to blame!’

26 5 x 32cms max

Note: Stanley Arthur Franklin was a British Political Cartoonist whose career spanned over forty years with the Sun and Daily Mirror newspapers.

£100-£150

13

A DUNHILL WALNUT HUMIDOR USED BY LEW GRADE

to keep his trademark Montecristos in prime condition, the interior with ‘dunhill London’ label and small engraved brass plaque ‘Lew Grade’ with a single divider and key. 23 x 24 x 19 5cms £400-£600

14

A BOX OF LEW GRADE’S MENENDEZ Y GARCIA HABANA MONTE CHRISTO NO 2 CIGARS

20 in total

Note: These have not been stored in a humidor £100-£200

15

A

FRENCH

LOUIS XV STYLE 19TH CENTURY

BUREAU PLAT

the leather inset top with ormolu border, the three drawers with parquetry chequered decoration, opposed by three faux drawers all with ormolu mounted borders, the curved legs with ormolu knees and feet and used by Lew Grade in his home office

80 x 165 x 88cms

£4000-£6000

16

A SILVER CAPSTAN INK WELL, BIRMINGHAM 1934 with liner, the hinged lid engraved ‘L.G’, and a matching blotter similarly engraved formerly on Lew Grades desk 13.5cms diam.

£150-£250

17

A TIFFANY & CO SILVER PEN HOLDER

the two tapering pen holders flanking an engraved inscription ‘Sir Lew Grade, January 1, 1969’ with a parallel line - decorated border and pen well, marked to the back edge ‘Tiffany & Co. Makers Sterling Silver 23438 T.’ 23 ins long

£300-£400

18

A CHRISTOPHER LAWRENCE LIMITED EDITION SILVER POSY BOWL 1/250

to commemorate the 12th anniversary of the Young Women’s Christian Association of Great Britain together with a programme for 1980 Anniversary fair explaining the bowl and with thanks to Lady & Lord Grade and staff for their generosity and help 9 8cms diam

£100-£200

19

THE QUEENS SILVER JUBILEE TRUST DESK

WEIGHT with a hallmarked embossed roundel London 1977 on a rosewood base 13cms wide

£60-£100

20

A SILVER SNUFF BOX BIRMINGHAM 1931 with yellow metal borders and latch, a silver matchbox sleeve and a Sheffield plate scallop shaped ‘ash tray’ engraved Lew Grade

14cms max

£100-£200 22

A POCKET ADDRESS BOOK WITH A VICTORIAN STYLE SILVER CHERUB COVER, LONDON 1989 the sole entry for ‘Lord Grade, The Penthouse ’ a Victorian plated chalice with fern engraved decoration and other items

£70-£100

21

A GARRARD HEAVY SILVER COMMEMORATIVE

‘BOWL’ LONDON 1997 the border engraved ‘1985 – Rose Day, The Lady Grade, Chairman – 1998’

17cms diam

£150-£200

23

A SMALL SILVER PRAYER HOLDER MOUNTED IN A FRAME WITH A SILVER PRESENTATION PLAQUE engraved ‘To Lord Grade From The Westminster Synagogue With Appreciation

December 10th 1977’

£50-£80

24

WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE, THE CHAIR FROM THE TV SERIES

originally hosted by Chris Tarrant, upon which the first two contestants to win a million pounds on the series actually sat, with black leather upholstery, chrome pedestal with foot rest, aluminium five pronged base and originally donated by Celador productions to the Christies National Film and Television School Auction in 2001, with a copy of the catalogue

Note: Lew is mentioned in the foreword as having given a ‘chair and scholarship’ to the NFTS

124 4cms high

£600-£700

25

A LARGE GILT DIECAST DOUBLE HANDLED PRESENTATION CUP

on a square wooden base, with an engraved plaque, ‘Sir Lew Grade, Man of the Decade’ April 18th 1975’

45cms high

£70-£100

26

A PYE COLOUR TELEVISION AWARD 1977

the cut glass ‘trophy’ in the form of a television screen engraved with a female figure playing a lute and also engraved ‘To Lord Grade of Elstree for outstanding services to television over the years’

on a shaped wooden stand with engraved plaque (Previously fractured at the base)

25 x 24cms

£100-£180

27

A QUEENS AWARD TO INDUSTRY 1967

in the form of a lucite block and another for 1971 with provenance stickers for the estate of Lord Grade on the bases together with two framed proclamations and a photo of the 1967-69 awards.

17 x 16 x 9cms

£100-£150

28

A SELECTION OF SHIELD SHAPED EASEL AND WALL MOUNTED PRESENTATION PLAQUES

including two for the Olympic Games, Mexico 1968 and Montreal 1976, various naval and airforce examples and others (7)

14cms max

£100-£150

29

A COLLECTION OF PHOTOGRAPHS

FEATURING LEW GRADE

including a period colour photograph of Lew kneeling afore the Queen, another in his Lords gowns, and various other candid and personal photographs including some with film, television and industry personalities (a lot)

£200-£300

30

BOB BARK ANY

A BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT OF LEW GRADE labelled verso ‘Unpublished from a series, Bob Barkany for Director Magazine, ‘98 to celebrate Lew Grade at 91’ another black and white photograph with Julie Andrews at the famous ‘Salute to Lew Grade, New York Hilton, 1975’and others (a lot)

38 x 35cms max

£150-£250

31

A PLAQUE PRESENTED TO SIR LEW GRADE AT THE FAMOUS SALUTE TO SIR LEW GRADE EVENT held at the New York Hilton, April 18th 1975, the silver plated plaque engraved ‘A Tribute to Sir Lew Grade whose genius for showmanship has bridged the continents, The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences New York Chapter’, mounted on an ebonised wooden board and two original programmes from the event

46 x 39cms

Note: This was the spectacular night on which luminaries such as John Lennon, Tom Jones, Julie Andrews and Peter Sellers paid tribute to Lew, he then famously broke into a spontaneous dance routine and dropped the plaque, retrieving it when he left the stage The whole show can be viewed on YouTube

£400-£600

32

AN AWARD FROM THE SPANISH TELEVISION MAGAZINE ‘TP’ ( TELEPROGRAMA)

founded in 1966, for Lew Grades production ‘The Persuadors’, ‘Los Mejores 1972’ (The Best 1972), worked pewter and enamel on a felt background

39 x 33cms

£70-£100

33

AN AWARD FROM THE NEW ENGLAND BROADCASTING ASSOCIATION TO LORD LEW GRADE

‘In Recognition ’ with a metal medallion and engraved plaque mounted in a frame, a lucite award ABU Televison 1971and two small perspex encased award medallions

23 x 30cms max

£70-£100

34

AN ENGRAVED PICTORIAL SILVER EASEL PLAQUE

depicting the Famous Bel-air Mansion of ‘875 Nimes’, once home of the media mogul A. Jerrald Prenchio, hallmarked London, 2006, formerly in Lord Grades office and engraved from Kate (Lady Grade) to Margie and Jerry together with a presentation leather bound volume ‘875 Nimes’, dedicated to Kathy and Lew from Jerry and Margie.

19 x 24cms

£300-£400

35

THE ORIGINAL PARCHMENT PROCLAMATION FROM 1969 CONFERRING A KNIGHTHOOD ON LEW GRADE

with two pendant seals in tins and in original red transit case, the lid gilded with Queen Elizabeth’s cipher, together with the hand drawn parchment coat of arms devised for Sir Lew Grade.

56cms long max

£700-£1000

THE ORIGINAL PARCHMENT PROCLOMATION FROM 1976 CONFERRING THE TITLE OF BARON UPON SIR LEW GRADE

with a pendant seal in tin and in original red transit case, the lid gilded with Queen Elizabeth’s cipher, together with the hand drawn parchment coat of arms devised for Lord Grade

56cms long max

£700-£1000

37

WALLY FAWKES (WALTER ERNEST FAWKES) ALSO KNOW AS ‘TROG’

ORIGINAL ART WORK FOR PUNCH MAGA ZINE FEBRUARY

1972

depicting Sir Lew Grade holding a copy of the TV Times, gouache on board, together with three copies of the magazine, one altered to the title ‘Lew’

41 x 32cms

£60-£100

38

A BOXED PLAQUE FOR THE FIRST COMMONWEALTH FILM AND TELEVISION FESTIVAL

Cyprus 1980, a cased Italian award for the ‘Best Foreign Television Programmes’ 1974, an HBO glass desk weight 1972-82, and a Europa – Trieste Plaque, 1972 and two other awards

18 x 14cms max

£60-£100

39

A 19TH CENTURY GILDED BRONZE GRAND TOUR REDUCTION OF THE WARWICK VASE

formerly the property of Lord and Lady Grade.

13 x 14cms

£200-£300

40

A LARGE ADAMS IRONSTONE CRIES OF LONDON CUP AND SAUCER PERONALISED TO LORD GRADE from Alan Taylor, a glass Elstree Studios rose bowl and a Wedgwood Jasper ware ‘Admiral of the Fleet the Earl of Mountbatten of Burma’ plaque, 2/750 19cms diam max

£50-£80

41

STANLEY ARTHUR FRANKLIN KNOWN AS ‘FRANKLIN’

A CARTOON ENTITLED ‘FORT Y BAGS OF BANKNOTES PINCHED!’

Lew on floor being administered smelling salts in ATV office with the caption ‘Lew! It’s OK, Lew your pay rise was in another security van!’ signed ‘Best wishes from Stanley Franklin’ pen, ink and body colour

1978

29 x 38cms

£70-£90

42

MICHAEL CUMMINGS KNOWN AS ‘CUMMINGS’

A CARTOON DEPCITING LEW GRADE AS HOT AIR

BALLOON

with a basket of ‘Profit!’ captioned ‘I wish I’d got my salary rise in Japanese Yen ’ , pen ink and body colour with three prints of same cartoon.

43 x 24cms max

£60-£100

43 A SELECTION OF PRINTS OF VARIOUS NEWSPAPER CARTOONS

relating to Lew Grade including the Muppets in the Houses of Parliament (a lot)

£30-£50

45 LEONARD H GOLDENSON (FOUNDER OF ABC)

A SIGNED COLOUR PHOTO

‘To Lew Grade, my respect and admiration as a true friend and a great` showman, sincerely, Leonard H. Golderson Sept 14, 1979’. Elton Rule, (President of ABC), a black and white photograph signed ‘To my dear friend Lew – fondly, Elton’

25 x 20cms max

£60-£100

44

WALLY FAWKES ( WALTER ERNEST FAWKES) ALSO KNOWN AS ‘TROG’ ORIGINAL ART WORK FOR PUNCH MAGAZINE COVER

mock-up depicting Lew as a film director standing atop a celluloid film £ symbol, ‘Lew Grade, Czar of all the Rushes?’ 1972, and four copies of the magazine 43 x 32cms

£60-£100

A CANDID PHOTOGRAPH BY THE BRADFORD BACHRACH STUDIO WITH LEW GRADE and various other personalities, 1972, four others and a selection of general press and candid photos A lot £50-£100

AN ORIGINAL WATERCOLOUR ART WORK DEPICTING A JOLLY LEW GRADE AS KERMIT THE FROG

sitting in front of a television with a Santa Claus hat, a large cigar and a salmon bagel, a Muppets pop-up promotional item, Miss Piggy’s Guide to Life signed to Lew and Kathy ‘kissy, kissy’ Miss Piggy’ and from Frank Oz also, 1981, a signed print from the famous Muppet illustrator Bruce McNally to Lord Grade, together with other Muppets ephemera

£100-£120

47

LEW GRADE’S PERSONAL DESK TOP BOOK OF QUOTATIONS, BY JOHN BARTLETT, A ROGET’S THESAURUS

both bound in black leather with LG initials in chrome letters, an album of photographs from the Manila Film Festival 1983, a scrap book for the film ‘Champions’, an ATV 1972 officially compiled industry scrap’ book and other ephemera

£60-£100

49

A LARGE COLLECTION OF PROGRAMMES FOR MEDIA EVENTS, DINNERS, PRESS TOURS

to include various for the British Academy Awards, ATV Annual Reports, Magazines featuring Lew Grade including Queen, Tatler, ITC Magazine, film programmes etc (a lot)

£70-£100

50

A BOX CONTAINING TWO FUR HATS AND ANNOTATED ‘GREAT GRANNIES HATS’, A MINK STOLE

in a box and a 1960s dress by Nettie Vogue of London, formerly the property of Lady Grade

£50-£80

51

A COLLECTION OF CIGAR BANDS AND BOX LABELS COLLECTED BY LORD GRADE

Vitolphilia is the name given to cigar label collecting of which Lord Grade was a keen advocate

£30-£50

52

A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY BA XTER PRINTS OF QUEEN VICTORIA AND PRINCE ALBERT

framed in common in a period gilded frame, various other ephemera related to Queen Victoria, a limited edition print of Winston Churchill and other items, all previously the property of Lord and Lady Grade

£50-£80

53

A ALLAN, ST GEORGES HOSPITAL, WATERCOLOUR

with an inscription to Lady Grade from the chairwoman and governors of St. Georges Hospital, dated 1973, a naïve oil portrait of Lord Grade and other pictures and prints.

£60-£100

54

‘ON GOLDEN POND’, THE BLUE RIBBON AWARD FOR BEST PICTURE awarded by Box Office Magazine, April 1, 1982, A Royal Television Society ‘Hall of Fame’ Certificate, ‘The Lord Grade of Elstree’, 1993, a commendation certificate from the President of Italy and various other framed certificates and awards (a lot)

£100-£150

55

A SPECIAL APOSTOLIC BLESSING FROM HIS HOLINESS JOHN PAUL II TO LORD AND LADY GRADE

hand written on vellum with a photograph and signed by John Paul, dated 1979 and two other Papal related vellum proclamations

45 x 33cms

£60-£100

56

A HOTEL OKURA HIRE CAR SERVICE BANNER WITH ‘RORD GRADE’ in black marker pen; a personalised Okura Club key ring, a Concorde silver whiskey decanter label, a folder of material related to the Albert Hall and assigned seats, other Albert Hall material, an ABC press junket menu for an LA Chinese restaurant, two reproductions of early Grade Brothers Christmas flyers and other items (a lot)

£70-£100

57

MICHEAL HEATH

A PEN AND WATERCOLOUR CARTOON CELEBRATING LORD LEW GRADES 90TH BIRTHDAY30 x 39cms

30 x 39cms

Note: Micheal Heath is a well known British cartoonist whose work has been published in many newspapers and magazine He is the cartoon editor of the Spectator

£50-£80

58

LEW GRADE, STILL DANCING, MY STORY

with a dedication inside, Breviario Grimani, Facsimile Delle Miniature No. 962 and presented to Lew Grade by Paolo Grassi, the president of Italian Television, a special presentation book, Da un paese lontano, All Square, an album of pictures devised as a memento of the 13 week series called All Square starring Michael Bentine, ATV 1966-67 and other books.

£100-£150

59

THE MONUMENTAL INDIA BOOK, VARIOUS OTHER COFFEE TABLE BOOKS and assorted other Publications Formerly the property of Lord and Lady Grade (a lot)

£50-£100

60

A QUANTITY OF FILM, TELEVISION AND ART RELATED BOOKS formerly the property of Lord and Lady Grade (a lot)

£50-£100

61

LET TERS OF QUEEN VICTORIA 1886-1901

VOL II

with pencil inscription for the Archbishop of Canterbury, Lambeth Palace, another volume for 1862-78 and the Further Letters of Queen Victoria, together with various other books Formerly the property of Lord and Lady Grade (a lot)

£70-£100

62

ELTON H RULE: A GROUP OF TEN FRAMED AMERICAN ONE DOLLAR BILLS AND TWO TWO DOLLAR BILLS

all signed and dedicated to Lew Grade by Elton Rule, television Executive and President of the American Broadcasting Company (ABC) and dated between 1969 and 1980 with comments such as ‘My Dear Lew, again for astonishing successes this year, Elton Rule, 12/30/1975’. 13 x 22cms max framed

£1000-£1500

63

THE SAINT, A BOX SET OF DVDS two records and various other DVDs and cassettes.

£20-£30

Stamps and Coins

Lots 64-111

64

AN ALBUM CONTAINING THREE HAND CUT PENNY REDS various other British editions up to the 1980s, five other albums with a large assortment of stamps from British protectorates, mainly pre and just post-war, various First Day covers, assorted world stamps and a selection of old stamp literature, Philatelic Bulletin and stock books etc

£200-£300

65

AN INTERESTING AND WELL ANNOTATED ALBUM CONTAINING A COLLECTION OF GERMAN AND OCCUPATION STAMPS

including Latvia Air Mail over-stamped ‘Latvija Afrika’ 8 triangle Swastika sheet, Ukraine Hitler Heads, Serbian German Occupation, a complete set of the 1940 Luxembourg Winter Relief stamps, German Plebicites, Poland German occupation, an album contained German hyper inflation stamps, German seal stamps, Saar editions and other and a similar album containing a good selection of Austrian stamps (a lot)

£500-£800

66

A LOOSE-LEAF ALBUM

CONTAINING A SELECTION OF PENNY REDS

other British stamps and modern editions, three other albums containing British Protectorates, First Day Covers and other mixed stamps, all loose mounted

£200-£300

67

AN ASSORTMENT OF LOOSE LEAF MOUNTED POLISH STAMPS

(former auction lot) together with an old plundered album of world stamps, various Tibetan stamps and an assortment of other stamps.

£50-£100

68

A TRINIT Y ‘22’ LOOSE LEAF ALBUM CONTAINING ASSORTED STAMPS

to include a 1930 Belgian air set, three 1937 Polish souvenir sheets to commemorate the visit of King Carol of Romania, another well annotated album containing Italian colonies etc and another containing selected Italian and other stamps.

£100-£200

69

AN ALBUM CONTAINING VARIOUS MAURITIAN STAMPS another similar, three stock books containing British and world stamps, predominantly post-war, an Imperial Postage Stamp Album containing several Penny Reds, other British stamps and Straits Settlements, a cover album of post-war envelopes and other stamps. (a lot)

£150-£200

70

A NEATLY COMPILED COLLECTION OF CAPE OF GOOD HOPE TRIANGLES

including 17 One Penny Examples, a block of four uncut one penny stamps and three blocks of two, 37 Four Penny examples, a block of four, four blocks of 2, a block of three and an envelope with Cape Town postmark and Four Penny triangles, ten One Shilling Examples, one block of two, ten Six Penny examples of varying colours, three blocks of two and a selection of Four Penny/Vier Penny 1920’s South Africa triangles together with various printed notes and illustrations

£3000-£4000

A LOOSE-LEAF ALBUM OF BRITISH STAMPS

comprising six penny blacks, another on an addressed envelope, various other envelopes with Penny Reds and a Two Penny Blue, a selection of Half Penny Reds, approximately 600 Penny Reds, 14 Two Penny Blues, a large number of other Victorian Postage stamps and various notes and some special editions (a lot)

£2000-£3000

A LOOSE LEAF ‘ONE COUNTRY COLLECTA ALBUM’

Containing three penny blacks, assorted Two Penny Blues, cut and perforated, a large selection of Penny Reds, cut and perforated and other British stamps up until circa 1951 and another album containing more British and Commonwealth stamps

Provenance: The Dr Christopher Morris Collection, Shropshire

£500-£800

73

A GOOD COLLECTION OF CEYLON STAMPS

including early cut examples, an 1856 Six Pence, three later Purple Browns, six 1857 One Pennies, three 1857 Two Pence examples and a double Two Pence, two 1859 Nine Pence, two One Shilling and an extensive selection of postVictorian Ceylonese stamps up to circa 1946

Provenance: The Dr Christopher Morris Collection, Shropshire

£500-£800

A LEUCHTTURM ALBUM

containing a well presented assorted british stamps collection, dating from the 1950s to the 1980s

Provenance: The Dr. Christopher Morris Collection, Shropshire

£150-£200

75

AN ALBUM OF FRENCH AVIATION RELATED POSTAL HISTORY AND STAMPS

including early air mail French postcards such as ‘Aeroplane ESNAULT-PELTERIE au Depart’ franked for 1909, various air mail stamps such as Bourges 2-6 Juin 1922 editions, other heavily stamped Rouen 1923 airmail covers etc, and later examples to various parts of the world and another album with a collection of world-wide airmail stamps; dry mounted (a lot)

£250-£350 76

AN ALBUM CONTAINING A SELECTION OR WORLD WAR I AND WORLD WAR II STAMPS advertising Red Cross Appeals, Savings Certificates, National Service, Medical Aid for Russia, The British Empire Stands for World Peace and Security – Defend It, Help Pay for the War –Collect Stamps and a rare Manchester Philatelic War Fund menu for Nov 21st 1900

£100-£200

A LARGE AND INTERESTING COLLECTION OF BANKERS ORDERS, BILLS, DEEDS, BILLS, DEMAND NOTICES, TELEVISON LICENCES, MORTGAGE DOCUMENTS, SHARE CERTIFICATES, CAR TAX

DISC S, PROMISORY NOTES

dating from the 18th to 20th centuries and mostly validated by postage stamps, and various commercial security overprint stamps etc, in four albums

£200-£300

78

AN ALBUM CONTAINING A GOOD COLLECTION OF PHILATELIC CONGRESS EDITIONS, FESTIVAL OF BRITAIN SPECIAL EDITIONS, EXHIBITION CARDS ETC

and another album containing block editions of savings stamps, Sunday school stamps, coronation stamps etc and some loose material. (a lot)

£100-£200

79

SEVEN ALBUMS CONTAINING A QUANTITY OF WORLD STAMPS

various nations and dating from the early 19th century and later.

£200-£300

80

A GOOD COMPREHENSIVE COLLECTION OF DUTCH STAMPS

contained in eight albums including a ‘Deluxe’ album with stamps dating from 1945-86; first day, blocks and mint and used. (a lot)

£200-£300

81

A LARGE AND COMPREHENSIVE COLLECTION OF HUNGARIAN STAMPS

contained in seven albums including a deluxe album, early 20th Century and later with first day editions, blocks, mint and used (a lot)

£180-£220

83

FIVE ALBUMS OF AS SORTED STAMPS, GREAT BRITAIN AND WORLD

£40-£60

82

FIFTEEN SMALL ALBUMS CONTAINING A COLLECTION OF MAINLY EASTERN EUROPEAN STAMPS

including Poland, Hungary, Albania, Bulgaria and also Russia, variously dated from the 1930s to 1970s (a lot)

£70-£100

84

LOCOMOTIVE PHILATELICA

THREE COLLECTORS EDITIONS OF STAMPS IN BRANDED ALBUMS and another album of railway related special editions, various nations (a lot)

£50-£80

85

A GOOD COLLECTION OF GEORGE V SILVER JUBILEE MACKENNEL HEAD AND COMMONWEALTH together with some blocks and a quantity of ‘modern’ British editions, mostly 1970s

Provenance: The Dr Christopher Morris Collection, Shropshire £300-£500

87

A COLLECTION OF GEORGE III ‘SPADE HALF AND FULL GUINEA’ BRASS GAMING TOKENS comprising of approximately 132 halfs and 137 full. (a lot)

£300-£400

86

A INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS SILVER GILT AND ENAMEL MEDALLION from the LOyal Trafalgar Lodge, Oct, 12st 1912 in original morocco case

£70-£100

88

A RARE NEW ORLEANS MINT US INDIAN FIVE DOLLAR COIN with the ‘O’ mint mark just perceptible at the end of the branch Overall wear Very fine

£1500-£2500

89

A 2001 HALF KRUGERAND WITH 9CT ROPETWIST COIN MOUNT AND A 9CT FLAT LINK CHAIN

£2000-£3000

91

20 CASED COMMERORATIVE CROWNS including 1977 Jubilee and Charles and Diana examples, a collection of pre-decimal coinage, mostly pennies and half pennies, predominantly post-war, an album containing American coins, mostly post-war and various assorted world coins. (a lot)

£100-£200

90

FOUR FOLDERS OF COINS INCLUDING COMPANY TOKENS

£120-£180

93 A QUEEN VICTORIA 18371887 DIAMOND JUBILEE MEDALLION BY T BROCK and a quantity of other Royal commemorative medallions, assorted tokens and coins (a lot)

Provenance: The Dr Christopher Morris Collection, Shropshire £200-£300

92

THE QUEEN’S 80TH BIRTHDAY COLLECTION SILVER PROOF COLLECTION, CASED

The United Kingdom Millenium Silver Collection Proof Set, No 06413, cased, the 2008 25th Anniversary fourteen £1 Silhouette Proof Collect (lacking insert) and various other cased proof coins and medallions

Provenance: The Dr Christopher Morris Collection, Shropshire

£200-£300

94

A 20TH OZ 2002 AU STRALIAN GOLD NUGGET COIN AND A 1997 ISLE OF MAN 20TH GOLD ANGEL. Provenance: The Dr Christopher Morris Collection, Shropshire £120-£180

95

A GEORGE III 1762 GOLD 1/4 GUINEA

Provenance: The Dr. Christopher Morris Collection, Shropshire

£600-£800

96 AN 1887 GOLD JUBILEE HEAD SOVEREIGN

Provenance: The Dr Christopher Morris Collection, Shropshire

£400-£600

97

A 1912 HALF SOVEREIGN

Provenance: The Dr. Christopher Morris Collection, Shropshire

£140-£180

98 AN 1838 VICTORIA MAUNDY SET IN AN OLD SPINK MOROCCO CASE

Provenance: The Dr Christopher Morris Collection, Shropshire

£140-£180

99

AN 1875 VICTORIAN MAUNDY SET IN AN OLD MOROCCO CASE AND AN 1877 SET IN FITTED MOROCCO CASE

Provenance: The Dr Christopher Morris Collection, Shropshire

£150-£200

100

AN 1898 VICTORIA MAUNDY SET IN AN OLD MOROCCO CASE AND AN 1899 SET IN A FITTED MOROCCO CASE

Provenance: The Dr Christopher Morris Collection, Shropshire

£100-£200

101 AN 1891 VICTORIA MAUNDY SET in a square red Morocco case

Provenance: The Dr Christopher Morris Collection, Shropshire

£100-£200

102

A 1905 EDWARD VII MAUNDY SET IN GILT TOOLED MOROCCO CASE AND A 1906 SET

Provenance: The Dr Christopher Morris Collection, Shropshire

£100-£200

104 A 1932 GEORGE V MAUNDY SET IN A MOROCCO GILT TOOLED CASE

Provenance: The Dr. Christopher Morris Collection, Shropshire

£70-£100

103

A 1905 EDWARD VII MAUNDY SET U GILT TOOLED MOROCCO CASE AND A 1906 SET

Provenance: The Dr. Christopher Morris Collection, Shropshire

£100-£200

105

A GOOD FULL SET OF 1902-1910 EDWARD VII MAUNDY MONEY in a fold-out black Morocco gilt tooled case with lined interior

Provenance: The Dr Christopher Morris Collection, Shropshire

£600-£800

106

ASSORTED LOOSE MAUNDY COINS, VARIOUS CONDITIONS AND OTHER COINS

Provenance: The Dr Christopher Morris Collection, Shropshire

£50-£100

107

A 2001 UK BRITANNIA SILVER PROOF COLLECTION

£300-£400

108

£200-£300

109

A LOOSE LEAF ALBUM CONTAINING MAUNDY SETS

17th century and later Approximately 26 complete sets, various parts sets, odds and other coins. Varied conditions.

Provenance: The Dr Christopher Morris Collection, Shropshire

£300-£400

A GEORGE VI 1937 SPECIMEN COIN set in gilt tooled red Morocco case

and two others for 2003 and 2007

110

A LOOSE LEAF ALBUM CONTAINING MAUNDY COINS AND ASSORTED OLDER ENGLISH COINAGE

including an Edward I London Penny, an Elizabeth I Penny, an Irish Edward I penny, other assorted coinage, and a collection of coin weights Various conditions (a lot)

Provenance: The Dr Christopher Morris Collection, Shropshire

£400-£500

111

A COLLECTION OF TOKENS, COINS AND MEDALLIONS

Including a Jackson & Listers spinning loom penny token, a British Copper Company ‘Rollling Mills at Walthamstow’ Penny Token 1815, An Associated Irish Miners Halfpenny Token for Cronebane, various other tokens, company money, some Roman coins, some pre and post-war coinage, crowns etc, and decimal coins, various conditions Contained in four small vinyl pocket wallets. (a lot)

£300-£400

Lots 112-121

112

A GOOD CEDARWOOD HAIDA GREASE BOWL in the Form of a Seal carved in stylised elongated flowing form with low relief panels, the front flippers flush to the bowl the tail flippers carved in a fluid continuation of the head and bowl, the interior with stain marks from use, the head and tail with darkened patina from handling and overall honey coloured patination

33cms long

Provenance: Acquired by the mother of the vendor in the post-war period who lived in NW Canada

£3500-£5500

113

A SMALL BENIN BRONZE OF A QUEEN MOTHER’S HEAD with conical head dress. 20th century. 29cms £200-£300

114

A BENIN BRONZE BUST OF A ROYAL MALE with fancy headress 20th century 62cm

£300-£500

116

AN

55 x 41 CMS (frame)

£200-£300

115

TWO BENIN STYLISED BRONZE PRANCING HORSES

20th century.

74cm max

£200-£300

117

AN OMANI KHANJA, THE HIGHLY DECORATED SCABBARD

adorned with lines of white metal alloy and filigree decoration, the horn handle with dot matrix inlays, framed 33cms high.

£200-£300

OMANI ‘TRIBAL’ ALLOY NECKLACE the central pendant flanked by two curved pectorals all inset with carnelian roundels , framed 20th century

118

A GOOD 19TH CENTURY FIJIAN IL ULA TAVATAVA THROWING CLUB

the petal-carved head with domed central node, the grip with triangular notch-carved decoration with deep glossy colour overall

39cms long

£400-£600

120

NYAMINYAMI’ (RIVER GOD): A STYLISED SOAPSTONE CARVING OF A WEST AFRIC RIVER DIETY

bearing a label and artist name Sulivarh

48cms high

£200-£300

119

A NA ZCA DOUBLE SPOUT POTTERY STIRRUP VESSEL

decorated with stylised zoomorphic creatures, birds, snakes and monkeys. 14 x 10cms

£150-£250

121

FOLLOWER OF WILLIAM HEATH ROBINSON (1872-1944)

group of fifteen amusing cartoons, colour and ink on silk, inscribed ‘Drawn by Tang Hoon’ , for serving British Troops, and dated 1906 portrait works, 150cm x 41cm approx. (IMAGES ONLY) Landscape works, 73cm x 126cm & 76cm x 127cm (IMAGES ONLY)

Note: It is thought that these cartoons were completed by Tang Hoon in Hong Kong, in the early 20th Century, for British troops serving in the territory, copying the Heath Robinson postcards

William Heath Robinson was a cartoonist and illustrator who was best known for drawings of fanciful elaborate machines with the objective of achieving a simple purpose

£3000-£5000

Pop Memorabilia, Autographs, Film, Entertainment, and Sport

Lots 122-194 including The Mike Weston Collection

Mike Weston

From an early age Mike was always interested in music

By the age of 16, he was the drummer in a band in the Birmingham area called The Cavalls. Although they never made the big time, they played on the circuit of clubs and dance halls in that area and supported acts who did go on to stardom In 1963 they won a competition and went to London to record their winning entry (their version of ‘Autumn Leaves’) but, sadly, nothing came of it

Between 1965-1980 Mike worked in sales and then marketing positions, for various record companies, namely Phillips (including their Vertigo label), Warner Bros (WEA), Jet Records, Peerless and Rediffusion. He worked closely with the labels’ artists – promoting and attending band signings, record launches, tours, concerts, and parties (including the notorious one given in 1974 by Led Zeppelin at Chislehurst Caves to launch Swan Song Records).

In 1980 he went to the MAM (Management, Agency & Music) Group, which went on to become part of the Chrysalis Group. Mike concluded his career in music and entertainment at SSVC, the Services Sound and Vision Corporation, responsible, amongst others, for the British Forces Broadcasting Serviceand the live events arm Combined Services Entertainment

The Cavells; Mike Weston is second from the left

122

GEORGE MARTIN, OFTEN REFERRED TO AS THE 5TH BEATLE, PRODUCER, COMPOSER AND MU SICIAN: A SIGNED FRAMED PHOTOGRAPH mounted in common with a black and white photograph of George with the Beatles, an authenticity certificate verso

32 x 46cms (Frame size)

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£80-£120

123

VIRGINIA MCKENNA: A SIGNED T YPED NOTE DATED 1980

framed in common with a Gala Performance programme for The King and I 1979, together with a ticket and a cut McKenna signature

41 x 51cms (Frame size)

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£70-£90

124

A BARBARA STREISAND AUTOGRAPH mounted in common with a concert ticket for 2006 and colour photographs

40 X 30cms

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£50-£100

125

A BARBARA STREISAND FACSIMILE BPI SILVER DISC FOR HER ALBUM & LOVE SONGS 1979

51 x 41cms

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£50-£100

126

MICHAEL JACKSON AND PAUL MCCARTNEY: A SIGNED MENU FROM THE BRITISH RECORD INDUSTRY AWARDS DINNER FEBRUARY 1983 collected by Mike Weston, record company press officer, framed in common with a single ‘The Girl is Mine’ The signatures are faded

50 x 40cms

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£150-£200

128

JOHN WAYNE: A PAIR OF JOHN WAYNE BUSINESS CARDS

(Back and front) with facsimile signature printed for the 1960 world premier of ‘The Alamo’ in San Antonio, Texas to enable Wayne to quickly hand them out to fans, with a re-print black and white photograph and 1994 receipt from a San Antonio dealer

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£40-£60

127

HARRIETT VERNON: A SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH, POSED IN 18TH CENTURY STYLE DRESS the inscription in ink ‘Yours Very Sincerely Harriett Vernon 4-4-1902’, with foxing and three other Victorian/Edwardian photographs of possible music hall personalities 20 x 25 max

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£70-£100

129

WILLIAM SHATNER: A SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH OF SHATNER ON THE BRIDGE OF THE STAR SHIP ENTERPRISE

together with a montage photograph of the purchaser Mike Weston with Spock and Kirk and a slip for the Paramount Pictures Star Trek Adventure 42 x 52cms

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£50-£80

130

THE ROLLING STONES: STICKY FINGERS, FRAMED FASCIMILE BPI SILVER DISC and two copies of the album

49 x 39cms

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£60-£100

131

ALICE COOPER: AN AUTOGRAPH, FRAMED IN COMMON WITH AN NME ADVERT FOR HIS SOLD OUT SCHOOLS TOUR IN SCOTLAND

a copy of the album, an advance promotional single of School’s Out, a ticket for his Empire Wembley gig in 1975 and a loose copy of the album put together by press officer Mike Weston who attended the gig

57 x 72cms

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£100-£200

132

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN: AN ORIGINAL CBS PRESS TICKET INVITATION TO MEET ‘THE BOSS’ after his first UK concert at the Hammersmith Odeon November 18th, 1975, with a signed album cover autographed on the night for press officer Mike Weston together with the original concert ticket, an album and facsimile cutouts

82 x 61cms

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£250-£250

133

FRANK CHACKSFIELD (FRANCIS CHARLES

CHACK ): A FRAMED LETTER TO MIKE WESTON AT REDIFFUSION INT

with thanks for an advance and contract queries with a Decca 78 for ‘Dancing Princess’ 42 x 52cms

Note: Frank was one of Britain’s best known orchestral leaders and arrangers and sold over 20 million albums

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£70-£100

135

A COLLECTION OF GIG TICKETS AND VIP PASSES USED BY MIKE WESTON including Whitney Houston, Wembley 1991, Frank Sinatra VIP Pass, London Arena, Dr Hook, Wembley Arena 1981, Jean Michel Jarre 1993, Wembley Stadium, Dire Straits, Earls Court 1992, Michael Jackson (x2) Wembley Stadium 1992 and many others (a lot)

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection £100-£200

134

A JACK ARMSTONG FRAMED 78 RPM ALL STAR JAM SESSION V DISC CAT NO VP 1054 54 x 44cms

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£20-£30

136

MUHAMMAD ALI V HENRY COOPER: A PAIR OF TICKETS FOR THE FAMOUS 1969 BOUT at Arsenal Stadium, Highbury, won by Ali, in a slip frame 9 5 x 10cms £100-£150

137

MODESTY BLAISE: A PRINTED (REVISED) FILM SCRIPT FOR THE CULT SPY-FI COMEDY 1966 FILM

starring Monica Vitti, Terence Stamp and dirk Bogarde, the script dated 25th June, 1965

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£60-£100

138

THE ONE EYED SOLDIERS: A PRINTED REVISED VERSION 2ND DRAFT SCRIPT FOR THE 1966 FILM

dated December 16th 1963 and a script for MurderLondon/ South Africa by John Creasey featuring Roger West of the Yard (2)

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£60-£100

139

RISING DAMP: 1980 UK QUAD FILM POSTER and another for George and Mildred 1980 UK Quad Film Poster

75 x 100cms

Note: Areas of discoloration, some small loses, nicks and tape marks, fold creases

£50-£100

140

MOONRAKER: ORIGINAL 1979 JAMES BOND UK QUAD POSTER

75 x 100cms

Note: Small area of discolouration, edge creasing and fold creases

£100-£200

141

APOCALYSPE NOW: ORIGINAL 1979 UK QUAD POSTER

75 x 100cms

Note: Small top edge tear, some creasing and fold creases

£100-£200

142

BOYS FROM BRA ZIL: ORIGINAL 1978 UK QUAD POSTER and All Quiet on the Western Front, original 1979 uk quad poster (2)

75 x 100cms

£50-£80

143

INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS: RIGINAL 1978 UK QUAD POSTER House Calls, 1978 UK Quad, Lost and Found, 1979 UK Quad. (3)

75 x 100cms

£40-£60

144

ESCAPE FROM ALCATRAZ: ORIGINAL 1979 UK QUAD POSTER

Love and Bullets, original 1979 UK quad poster (2) 75 x 100cms

£50-£80

145

FOUL PLAY: ORIGINAL 1978 UK QUAD POSTER in Praise of Older Women, 1979 UK Quad, Nijinsky, 1980 UK quad, The Wiz, 1979 UK quad (4)

75 x 100cms

£30-£50

146

CAPRICORN ONE: ORIGINAL 1977 UK QUAD POSTER

Firepower, 1979 UK quad poster, Rockets

Galore, 1958 UK quad (3)

75 x 100cm

£70-£100

147

SCUM: ORIGINAL 1979 UK QUAD POSTER

The Seduction Of Joe Tynan, 1979 UK quad, Blue Collar, 1979 UK quad poster, The Prisoner Of Zenda, 1979 UK quad poster. (4)

75 x 100cms

£60-£100

148

STEVE WINWOOD: TRAFFIC A PENCIL AUTOGRAPH

annotated with ‘Traffic’ on a cut out piece of lined paper, framed with a repro black and white picture, collected by Mike Weston 16 x 1cms frame size

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£50-£80

149

BUDDY RICH: AN AUTOGRAPHED PROGRAM

cut-out signed To Mike +Mary, a Sir Bobby Robson autograph (faded) with accompanying letter and a record industry awards invitation signed by Kid Creole (cut in half ) together with a Kid Creole and the Coconuts programme and a black and white photograph of Jerry Allen and his trio signed Sincerely - Jerry Allen and his trio

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£60-£100

150

SYD LAWRENCE: AN EVENING WITH SYD LAWRENCE PROGRAMME

with thirteen band member signatures and Syd Lawrence on page 1 with best wishes; dated on the cover 1974 and another programme

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£20-£30

151

A RARE AK AI CROSS FIELD X IV 4 TRACK STEREO TAPE RECORDER

no independent Power supply but with clean battery compartment, two tapes, a reel and headphones (Untested)

£40-£60

152

AN AIWA HS-PX447 STEREO CASSETTE PLAYER

in original box and packing with instruction manual etc, an Oscar Capri transistor radio (worn) and a Hi-Bunsonic clock radio. (Untested)

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£30-£40

153

A FENDER STRATOCASTER ‘DAN SMITH’ ERA GUITAR, SERIAL NUMBER E204711 FOR 1982

the sunburst finish now heavily abraded and distressed into ‘relic’ condition with wang bar and original case and part of the original packing tag and also with a an original bill for it’s previous sale in these rooms in 2016 for a commission inclusive £1,030.40.

97 5cms long

£1000-£1500

154

A FINE ANGLO CONCERTINA BY CHARLES JEFFRIES

stamped C Jeffries Maker on both pierced nickel end plates with thirty bone buttons and air button with six-fold bellows decorated with fancy paper panels and gilt tooling together with a worn Victorian leather case and modern transit case Fully functional

£700-£1000

155

A

Untested

93 5 x 66cms

£300-£500

156

A

Untested.

79 x 87cms

£300-£400

PAIR OF QUAD ESL-57 ELECTROSTATIC LOUD SPEAKERS

QUAD ESL-63 ELECTROSTATIC LOUD SPEAKER IN TEAK TRIMMED CASE - Q 028587

157

A SEEBURG SC1 CONSOLET TE WALL BOX JUKEBOX ‘WIRED REMOTE’ SELECTOR in chromium case, left side glass cracked and lacking front decorative plate 38 x 34 x 17cms

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£70-£100

158

A QUAD 33 AMPLIFIER, A QUAD 306 AMPLIFIER AND A QUAD FM TUNER with leads

Untested

£400-£500

159

A 1940S GRAMPIAN DPL DYNAMIC MICROPHONE on a table top stand 36cms high

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£40-£60

160

AN EDISON HOME PHONOGRAPH WAX

CYLINDER PLAYER

in oak laminated case, lacking original transfers and with other restorations.

42cm long

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£200-£300

161

LED ZEPPELIN. AN ORIGINAL INVITATION TO THE INFAMOUS SWANSONG LABEL HALLOWEEN LAUNCH PARTY, 31ST OCTOBER

1974

at Chislehurst Caves, Kent, at which, in true Led Zeppelin fashion, an excess of nudity and alcohol cemented the event in music history The Pretty Things, Bad Company and Mary Bell were present This invitation is mounted in common with a copy of The Pretty Things single Is It Only Love from the album Silk Torpedo, a postcard of the band and an explanation

7 9 x 8 8cms

Note: This invitation has impeccable provenance and was issued to Mike Weston who attended the party

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£300-£500

162

THE BEATLES, LOVE ME DO, 7 INCH SINGLE

Parlophone, 45-R4949, in Parlophone paper sleeve, Twist and Shout GEP 8882 picture cover, Long Tall Sally GEP 8913 picture cover, 10 other Beatles singles, Roy Orbison, the Hollies, the Shadows, Elvis Presley and various other 1960’s (and later) artists on seven inch singles, approx 180 £250-£300

163

BEGGARSTAF: A PRINT - HARPERS IS THE LARGEST AND MOST POPULAR MAGAZINE

1895, ‘Les Maitres de l’Affiche PL 16’ Imprimerie Chaix’ with blind stamp; and another ‘Pall Mall Budget’ print, both framed

40 x 29cms

£150-£200

164

DONNA SUMMER, LOVE TO LOVE YOU BABY ADVANCE DJ COPY

12 inch CANX 1014 DJ 1, Ultravox, Three Into One, ILPS 9614, ‘Factory Sample’ album with press photo and various advance and promo copies including Diana Ross, ‘Why Do Fools Fall In Love’, Don Agrati, press pack for ‘Homegrown’, Black Slate ‘Amigo’ single sided 12 inch and various others (a lot)

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£50-£100

165

including U2, Adam And The Ants, Xaviera Hollander, Wings, The Monkees, various 80s/90s compilations etc A lot

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection £50-£100

167

T BONE WALKER, VERY RARE; K94001, WHITE LABEL DOUBLE ALBUM in plain inner sleeves, Ry Cooder, ‘Paradise and Lunch’ white label K44260, Black Oak, Arkansas, ‘Raunch ‘n’ Roll’ live, K40451, Issac Guillory, K40521 (2 copies), Ralph McTell, ‘Easy’, K54013, white labels and other white labels All in white insert sleeves or card covers (a lot)

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection £50-£100

166

SCOTT WALKER; TIL THE BAND COMES white label with mock-up printed sleeve, Uriah Heap, Salisbury White Label with mock-up printed sleeve, and various other white labels in mock-up sleeves or press packs including Lynsey De Paul, Crazy Horse and record company compilations etc Varied conditions

(a lot)

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection £100-£200

168

7 INCH SINGLES, APPROXIMATELY 350, various artists spanning the 1950s- 1990s including pop, classics, tv themes etc, mixed conditions, mostly with sleeves but some without. (a lot)

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£100-£200

169

A COLLECTION OF 12 INCH VINYL ALBUMS AND BOX SETS

mostly classical, instrumental, film scores and some jazz (a lot)

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£50-£80

170

SCOTT WALKER SINGS JACQUES BREL, 6359 090, GOLD FOIL STAMPED COVER promotional copy not for sale, Chopyn, Grand Slam, Jet Records 1975, Jet LP 08A, Annie In Wonderland; Annie Haslam (of the band Renaisssance) promotional copy with concert tickets and backstage pass together with a copy of ‘Turn of the Cards’ LP by Renaissance and a collection of other assorted albums, various genres, 70s/80s/90s (a lot)

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£100-£200

171

MR SPOCK PRESENTS MUSIC FROM OUTER SPACE, ZS156 A and a quantity of other albums from various genres including pop, rock, film, compilations etc, 1970s -90s A lot, various conditions

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection £40-£60

173

SONNY & CHER, I GOT YOU BABE 10186, ADVANCE PROMO COPY 7 INCH SINGLE and assorted other Advance Promo Copy 7 inch sing including Alice Cooper, Faces, Sinatra, Average Whit Band, Roberta Flack, America, etc (a lot)

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection £50-£100

172

FRANK SINATRA, COME FLY WITH ME, FIFTEEN OTHER SINATRA ALBUMS AND SIX ‘THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SONGS OF’

album sets including Aretha Franklin Sammy Davis etc (a lot)

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection £20-£30

174

THE BOOK OF THE DEAD

published for the four UK Concerts in 1972, a ‘test’ sleeve artwork for ‘History of the Grateful Dead vol 1’, several printed ‘test’ covers including the Rolling Stones, ‘Goats Head Soup’, other items including the Stones, ‘Anyone Seen My Baby’ picture disc, other discs, Rockstar ‘A Christmas Musical’ typed script and album and six unidentified white label test pressings

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£50-£100

175

A GOOD COLLECTION OF POP CONCERT PROGRAMMES ephemera and associated material including Michael Jackson, Wembley Stadium 1992, Barbara Streisand, Wembley Arena 1994 etc, many containing original tickets, press items, letters and invites to back stage events etc, together with programmes for films, stage plays, musicals, openings and industry events (a lot)

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£150-£200

176

A FOLDER OF PRESS JUNKET INVITES, FILM PREMIER FLYERS ETC including a Pink Floyd, The Wall, Press Show Invite (Some surface loss), a Warner Bros Blazing Saddles premier invite, a Roberta Flack at Ronnie Scotts concert preview ticket, various others and a selection of programes for awards ceremonies such as the British Recording Industry Awards 1982/83, Television & Radio Industries Club Awards, 96,97,98,99 and other ephemera

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection £60-£100

179

177

ASPELL SAGGERS & CO LTD: EXOTIC BIRD ON BRANCH MIRROR

lassic 1970s style and dated 1976 in the print, in original wooden frame

61 x 48cms

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£40-£60

178

THE KING AND I: FIRST ROYAL GALA PERFORMANCE AT THE LONDON PALLADIUM

2nd June, 1979 and two tickets, two other programmes and an original copy of the Capitol Records LP, LCT 6108

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£20-£30

A QUANTITY OF AUTOGRAPHS

some contained in note books, many on loose postcards

Note: This Lot is Being Sold In Aid of The Original Wishing Well Appeal at Great Ormond Street Hospital These Autographs Were Collected in the 80s and 90s on Children’s Ward 5D by a ward sister of 29 years service. Micheal Jackson, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Brian May, Simon and Yasmin Le Bon, Mr T and various other soap, sporting stars, actors etc are among the signatories

£300-£400

180

DAISY & VIOLET HILTON: A SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH OF THE CONJOINED T WINS wearing fox stoles, the inscription ‘For Frank Violet and Daisy Hilton 3/2?/1933’ now badly faded Framed 24 x 19 5cms

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£80-£120

181

NOËL COWARD: 1ST EDITION, NUDE WITH VIOLIN, A LIGHT COMEDY IN THREE ACTS signed ‘For Daniel From Noël Coward on the first page, further signed by Joyce Carey, actress and long time friend of Coward and the black and white photograph of Sebastien played by Gielgud, signed by Gielgud; Heinemann, 1957, with original dust jacket now with discoloration and minor edge tears and marks and a newspaper clipping from the Telegraph 1957 of Coward

£200-£300

182

MO COPPOLETTA: ‘FISSO L’IDEA’ PAIR OF SCREEN PRINTS with foiled and glazed finished, limited edition, 4/100, signed and numbered 70 x 32cms

Note: Mo Coppoletta is a world-renowned tattoo artist The Family Business was established in the heart of London in 2003. £400-£600

183

A GROUP OF TEN CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE PROMOTION BOARDS

printed on heavy card with metal eye suspension holes with the team emblems of clubs such as the Ottawa Rough Riders, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, the Toronto Argonauts etc

55 x 43cms

£70-£100

184

A LIMITED EDITION FRAMED MONTAGE OF 1966 FACSIMILE WORLD CUP PHOTOGRAPHS AND PROGRAMME.

49 x 63cms

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£40-£60

185

A COLLECTION OF FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES AND CLUB

NEWSLETTERS DATING FROM THE 1950S ONWARDS including Wolves v. Real Madrid October 17 th 1957, Newcastle United v Wolverhampton Wanderers, 9th January 1960 and various other more modern programmes (a lot)

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£70-£100

186

AN ENGLAND RUGBY NTL:

REF!LINK RADIO

an enamelled Twickenham Experience England v. France 2001 Pass and a quantity of Rugby programmes mostly dating from the 1990s.

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£30-£50

187

A COLLECTION OF FOOTBALL RELATED EPHEMERA

including Euro 96 programmes, a Euro 2004 Fan Book, France World Cup 1998, T Shirt, cap, tickets and programmes, a FIFA World Cup England v. Hungary programme and ticket Nov 18 1981, various other items from World Cup Germany 2006, World Cup USA 1994, etc (a lot)

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£70-£90

188

A COLLECTION OF HORSE RACING ENCLOSURE BADGES INCLUDING ASCOT, SANDOWN, YORK, EPSOM etc and various programmes and personal invitations to Chrysalis Records sponsored race day events etc (a lot)

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£30-£50

189

A FOLDER OF MOTORING EPHEMERA INCLUDING A BRITISH GRAND PRIX POSTER 1991

an NEC International Motor Show Guide for 1996 and other items.

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£30-£50

190

VARIOUS TENNIS EPHEMERA INCLUDING T WO WIMBLEDON PROGRAMMES and tickets for 2001 and 2002 and other items

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£30-£50

191

THE COMMONWEALTH TRANS-ANTARTIC EXPEDITION (1955-58): A BLACK AND WHITE SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH

of the twelve members of Sir Vivian Fuchs’s party jovially posing in front of a snow cat signed in the lower clear margin by all 12 members: V E Fuchs, Ralph Lenton, Ken Blaiklock, George Lowe, Hal Lister, Alan Rogers, Geoff Pratt, David Pratt, Jon Stephenson, Hannes la Grange, David Stratton and Roy Homard in various inks with some fading Framed 29 5 x 24 5cms

£300-£400

192

GEORGE BEST: A SIGNED AND FRAMED COLOUR PHOTOGRAPH WITH AN INSCRIBED PLAQUE

George Best – 1946-2005 Appearances 466 –

Total Goals 178’ etc.

46 x 35cms max

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£70-£90

193

A WEMBLEY SEAT BACK NO.23 framed in common with a reproduction World Cup ticket and certificate verso 621/2000; ‘This is to certify that the accompanying piece is one of just 2,000 original Wembley Stadium seat backs which were removed on Saturday 6th October 2022 These historic seats were installed in advance of the World Cup Finals in 1966 and remained in place for every event up to the stadium closure in the year 2000 ’ Mounted in a box frame. 44 x 52 ins

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£250-£350

194

JENSEN BUTTON AND KEVIN MAGNUSSEN: AUTOGRAPHED ALUMINUM PRESENTATION PICTURE OF THE TWO DRIVERS IN MERCEDES TEAM RACING OUTFITS.

£100-£200

Maritime, Militaria, Railways and Aerospace

Lots 195-228

195

A COLLECTION OF CR MEMORABILIA

including a Queen Mary T Enamel Badge, Assorted Mary ephemera including programmes, passenger l associated ephemera inc New York Empire state Building, the Statue of Liberty etc and a Chad Valley ‘Take to Pieces’ model Of the Queen Mary (Worn) (a lot)

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection £70-£90

196

ASSORTED VINTAGE TRAVEL EPHEMERA

including 1950s flight tickets, baggage labels etc, various Coronation Street ephemera relating to George V and Elizabeth II, assorted travel, tram and train tickets, a Royal Navy 5th Cruiser Squadron card from HMS Dorchester in Chine and other Chinese ephemera including a 1936 travel permit for Midshipman

O R Moore between Peiping via Chinwangtao, 1936 (a lot)

£60-£100

197

A BRITAINS DIECAST AND TINPLATE MODEL OF THE CIERVA C30P, G-ACIN, AUTOGYRO circa 1935 in blue and white livery, lacking rotor blades and back pulley

Playworn

£100-£200

198

A TOOTSIE TOY UX 214 TOY MONOPLANE and a diecast dinky toy aircraft, lacking one propellor

£20-£30

199

A BOAC SCRATCH BUILT WOODEN MODEL OF A VICKERS VC10 and a BOAC Bristol Britannia, minor Damages and losses, 64cms wingspan max

£100-£150

200

A SCRATCH BUILT WOODEN MODEL OF A DASSAULT MYSTERE 2-FR

a Saab J-29A, a Fairey Firefly

TT I , an A W Atlas and eight other models in labelled homemade boxes.

20cms max

£70-£100

201

A SCRATCH BUILT WOODEN MODEL OF A SOVIET ERA AIRLINER

an American Airforce twin prop transporter, three RAF twin props and post war RAF jet.

(6) Various losses

47cms max wingspan

£80-£100

202

A WORLD WAR II SCRATCH BUILT NAIVE WOODEN MODEL OF AN RAF BOMBER

a wooden scratch built model of a mono-plane and other kit built and collectors models

27cms wingspan max.

£40-£60

203

A DOUBLE BARRELLED PERCUSSION PISTOL BY W.H. MORTIMER OF LONDON

with dolphin head hammers and half-cock safeties, 4 inch smoothbore damascus barrells, foliate engraved and signed lock plates, engraved trigger guard, horn-tipped ramrod and checkered walnut stock, together with an associated unfitted mahogany case.

22cms long

Provenance: The Dr Christopher Morris Collection, Shropshire

£300-£500

204

A FLINTLOCK POCKET PISTOL BY HENRY KNOCK OF LONDON

the brass barrel with slightly flared aperture, steel hammer and pan cover with sliding safety, steel trigger guard and slab sided butt with inset white metal cartouche, the barrell formerly mounted with a folded bayonet.

18cms long

Provenance: The Dr Christopher Morris Collection, Shropshire

£100-£200

205

A 19TH CENTURY SPANISH FOLDING KNIFE

the ‘wavy’ horn grip inset with a metal figure, a foliate cartouche and stars, the blade stamped T08 Girodias, a recorded cutler from the 19th century

18cms folded

£80-£120

206

A GERMAN W WII KRIEGSMARINE NAVAL CAP BAND

another for HMS Niger, assorted Naval unform buttons and insignia, two Royal Life Saving Society Medals for 1931, a ‘Venezia’ glitter stone brooch and a membership card for the British Union of fascists, for Oliver Russell Moore RN, dated 1934, with a personal note, ‘I resigned after 7 months, and other items £80-£120

207

A JAPANESE WORLD WAR II ‘GOOD LUCK’ FLAG

Variously annotated with slogans and inscriptions, many patches of discolouration and some wear

74 x 82cms

£50-£100

208

A WORLD WAR I BRASS AND COPPER BUGLE marked Henry Potter & Co Charing Cross Road London, 1914, much dented and worn, possible in action

£50-£80

209

AN EXCELLENTLY ENGINEERED 5’’ GAUGE MODEL OF A GWR

1500 CLASS PANNIER TANK STEAM LOCOMOTIVE despite being a Frederick Hawksworth design (the last chief mechanical engineer of GWR) all ten that were built (1500-1509) were completed just after nationalisation in 1949 under the new Western Region of British Railways. Due to their weight (Just over 58 tons) and short wheel base they proved to be of limited use and were not good for fast running and were mainly used as stock yard workers and by the Coal Board Most were scrapped way before their useful life The Severn Valley Railway runs the last survivor – 1501 This is a good model with a well detailed cab and all fittings The GW livery might be considered slightly anomalous but harks back to the distinctive livery of the great GWR era. Complete with Walschaerts valve gear and copper and brass stack details It comes with a glass display case on stand with a ballasted rail section on a mahogany base. This was brought by the vendor at Christie’s circa 1974 It is offered without a current boiler certificate 90cms long 35 high £7000-£9000

210

A WELL ENGINEERED 3 ½’’ GAUGE MODEL OF THE LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY ‘PRECEDENT’ CLAS S 2-4-0 LOCOMOTIVE AND TENDER NO 619 MABLE

the original locomotive was designed by F.W. Webb and built in 1880 at the Crewe Works. It was rebuilt in 1896 as an ‘Improved Precedent’ Class It was transferred to LMS in 1923 as No 5060 and later withdrawn

This model is a well engineered coal-fired example in LNWR black and pinstripe livery with a Mable Crewe Works nameplate It is well detailed with all normal cab fittings including pressure and water gauges, 2 inside cylinders and displayed on a ballasted rail and wooden base with a brass plate

‘L&NWR Precedent Class Mabel Engineers J & S Farrar Bradford 1970’

This was bought by the vendors at Christie’s circa 1974. It is offered without a current boiler certificate

92 x 26cms long (Loco and tender)

£4000-£6000

211

A ENGINEERED 3 1/2’ GAUGE MODEL OF 0-4-0 OPEN CAB NARROW

GAUGE SADDLE TANK LOCOMOTIVE

this nicely engineered model comes with a detailed open cab and wooden footplate with Walschaerts valve gear. It’s probably modelled on an industrial or dock yard shunter of the late 19th or early 20th century It’s green livery has been oversprayed in black and would benefit from a cosmetic refurbishment It is displayed on a brass rail set and a wooden base with a plexiglass cover

Purchased by the vendor at Christie’s circa 1974 and is offered without a current boiler certificate 40cms by 24cms

£1500-£2000

212

A HORNBY O GAUGE 0-4-0 CLOCK WORK LOCO IN LM

MAROON LIVERY, CAB NO. 5600

with tender, together with four carriages, two buffers and some track

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£60-£100

213

A HORNBY DUBLO 1,000 B H P DIESEL-ELECTRIC ‘00’ CENTRE PICK-UP LOCOMOTIVE

some boxed and including a mail van set, a crane etc, a main station with ramps, two signal boxes, two foot bridges, two D1 girder bridges with boxes, various accessories and a quantity of track, some boxed. Various conditions, (a lot) £300-£400

214

A KB KIT BUILT STATIONARY STEAM ENGINE

unfinished with detached boiler and various spares and associated parts Boiler 36cms long.

£80-£120

FOLDING CANVAS RAILWAY ER

paper label and annotated ‘Area Manager y, Abbey Foregate Signal Box’ and Stamped obably pre-1923, the wooden frame with etal folding hinges and now restored with e canvas 240cms long

216

A PAIR OF CONCORDE 14 CARAT GOLD TIE PINS set with small diamond chips, laser marked 585 and dated 2003.

Provenance: The Dr Christopher Morris Collection, Shropshire

£100-£200

217

A CONCORDE PAS SENGER TICKET FROM LONDON HEATHROW TO STAVANGER, JULY 1994 together with a menu and flight certificate from the trip, a colour brochure and postcards and a plastic model of Concorde.

£40-£60

218

A CONCORDE DAILY TELEGRAPH CONCORDE SCHEMATIC POSTER in a tube addressed to Honeywell Aerospace and Defense Ltd, Leafield, Corsham, a Concorde tie a Concorde First Day cover for 1969 and a print; ‘The Final Touchdown’

£150-£200

219

A CONCORDE RUDDER UNIT TYPE P287 with a specification label marked ‘Dowty Boulton Paul Ltd, Wolverhampton, England’ with additional technical information: Part No P287 45 0002, Issue 14, Serial No BP-SNIAS-R1321, INSP. STAMP, DATE 23. 12. 1975 etc, mounted on a wooden transit board 115cms long

£3000-£5000

220

A GOOD CARTIER DASHBOARD ST CHRISTOPHER C1930

the green and white enamelled octagonal whit emetal border inset with a medallion of St Christopher, typically depicted, signed ‘ET’ and engraved ‘Regarde St Christophe Puis Va-ten Rassure’, the surround with four (and six dummy) dashboard fixing screws with screw-in moonstone tops, the gilded backplate stamped ‘Cartier Paris-London’ and mounted in a leather fitted case with gilt Cartier motif on the silk interior

8 4cm diameter

£1200-£1800

221

A JAGUAR DRIVERS’ CLUB CAR BADGE

with red enamelled ‘banner’ No 5671, a Jaguar chrome plated bonnet mascot, an aluminium Jaguar mounted on a block, a Toye. Kenning and Spencer Ltd RAC car badge and an AA grille badge

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£70-£100

222

AN RB.199 ENGINE ‘EXTERNAL GEARBOX’ COMPONENT TAKEN FROM A TORNADO FIGHTER and mounted for presentation for presentation with a plaque and accompanying Turbo-Union colour brochure, an E2A RAF compass as used in Venoms, Meteors, Vampires etc, a framed photograph of a Handley Page Hastings with Royal Air Force Transport Command livery, the frame with a HANDLEY PAGE compliments plaque and a framed period photograph of a Blackburn Beverley

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£70-£100

223

A 1933 MASSACHUSET TS VEHICLE LICENCE PLATE 440496, A PAIR OF 1990S CALIFORNIA LICENCE PLATES AND AN OHIO PLATE

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£30-£50

224

A 1951 VEHICLE EXERCISE DISC FOR A PRIVATE MAROON ALVIS

JV2902

in an Alvis disc holder, Various petrol rationing coupons and a cruise medallion

£15-£20

225

A 19TH CENTURY STEEL AND BRASS SOVEREIGN BALANCE

with slot guage for full and half sovereigns, the brass base stamped R Stubbs, London

12cms long

£80-£120

226

A LONG WOODEN TRANSIT CASE CONTAINING A SELECTION OF SPLIT CANE AND BAMBOO FISHING RODS

dating from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the handle with old label; H F Seymour Esq, Potterells Various conditions

205cms long

£100-£200

227

A DUPLEX OXYPATHOR QUACK MEDICAL DEVICE WHICH SUPPOSEDLY ALLOWED THE BODY TO ABSORB EXTRA OXYGEN but after the American Post Office won a fraud case against the inventor E L Moses in 1915, he was jailed for 18 months for selling quack medical inventions

£50-£100

228

£50-£100

229-236

NO LOTS

A CAMPRO MKII 9.5 MM CINE CAMERA-PROJECTOR IN CARD CASE AND A PAIR OF KERSHAW BINOCULARS IN A LEATHER CASE

Collectables

Lots 237-253

237

A SUPERB AND RARE 17TH CENTURY FRENCH LEATHER BOUND BOOK OF LACE SAMPLES

mounted with four brass clasps, two now missing, stamped with Fleur de Lys, possibly used as a trade sample book but containing a collection of fine lace collar and other samples either stitched to the laid paper or fixed with lace pins, some loose as bigger samples made in bands showing various styles and also some pages stained in blue/pink, many pages with watermarks known as ‘Pot’ marks which were typical of Normandy paper makers operating between circa 1620-1655 and found on small high quality laid paper. Various ‘Pots’ in the book exhibit makers initials 18 x 15 x 3cms

£300-£400

238

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY SOLITAIRE BOARD WITH A SELECTION OF THIRTY FOUR HAND-MADE SPIRAL TWIST GLASS MARBLES

in an early 20th century Peerless Erasmic toilet soap box 24cms diam

£200-£300

239

A LEATHER COVERED FAUX FOLDING BOOK CHESS/BACKGAMMON CASE

‘History of England, Vol. II’, and two Syrian/North African inlaid folding chess/ backgammon boards 38cms max

£150-£200

240

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY REXINE COVERED DOLLS TRUNK CONTAINING AN ARMAND MARSEILLES 311 BISQUE HEADED DOLL another rubber doll, a small brush set and a quantity of hand-knitted clothes, linens and baby clothes

20 x 43 x 27cms

£100-£150

241

A BOAC 1950S SILK SCARF

with a central BOAC airliner within a border of famous world sights and a 1950s silk scarf with musical motifs 85 x 89cms max

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£30-£50

242

A WORLD WAR II JACQMAR SCARF

with the slogan ‘Shoulder to Shoulder’ (with the USA) over a picture of the British Isles Signed Jacqmar ’44 (Some wear holes) and two ‘1776-1976’ bi-centenery American silk scarfs 86 x 89cms

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£50-£100

243

A FABERGE SILK SCARF printed with jewelled Easter eggs, a 1970s Jacqmat scarf and various other scarfs (a lot)

Provenance: The Mike Weston Collection

£50-£100

244

A VICTORIAN EMBOSSED PAPER POETRY BOOK with various poems surrounded by decorative embossed borders; no publishers information 27 x 22.5cms

£50-£80

245

A VICTORIAN LEATHER GILT EMBOSSED NOTE BOOK WITH THE INITIALS ‘M.G’ containing personal musings and several inticately executed watercolours of shells, costume and flora 19 x 12cms

£100-£150

246

A VICTORIAN HANDWRITTEN LEATHER BOUND NOTE BOOK INSCRIBED MARY PEARSON

DECEMBER 18TH, 1868

containing a number of recipes such as ‘An Excellent Trifle, Ginger Beer, Hunters Pudding’ etc and other recipes for cures and household chores including ‘Embrocation, Cough Mixture, Tooth Wash, Furniture Polish’ etc 18 x 11.5cms

£70-£90

247

A 19TH CENTURY HANDWRITTEN ‘PUPILS’ NOTE BOOK , HISTOIRE DE FRANCE A ISABLE HANBURY

written in French with two hand coloured maps and a late 19th century sketch book with amateur watercolour sketches of various views Including one of Brighton. 24 x 15cms max

£50-£80

248

A VICTORIAN EMBOSSED LEATHER PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM

mounted with lithographic scraps of famous people through history and another Victorian photo album with no contents

15 x 22cms max

£50-£80

249

THE LADIES MISCELLANY OR NEW USEFUL AND ENTERTAINING COMPANION FOR THE YEAR 1785

with thin leather binding (now distressed)

£70-£100

250

A COLLECTION OF EPHEMERA, PACKAGING AND CURIOUS OBJECTS including old playing cards, vintage matchboxes, postcards and pressed flower souvenirs, cigarette packets, an original Sunday Herald ‘Britain at War’ sandwich board poster, a 1939 ‘Hitler Invades Poland’ poster and various other wartime and later ephemera (a lot)

£60-£100

251

A VICTORIAN STANDARDS AND SIGNALS

‘HANDKERCHIEF’

various cigarette silks, three ancient ceramic fragments in a box ‘Lindos 1944’, a small silk purse with gilt lettering presented to the HRH The Princess of Wales 24th july 1890, a miser’s purse and a brass pipe tamper and Other items. (a lot)

£70-£90

252

A 19TH CENTURY EMBROIDERED POUCH SET two sets of bamboo musical pipes, a Far Eastern wooden clothing toggle, a Borneo blowpipe and darts (early 20th century), a Sumatran pipe set, a brass weights set and other items

£50-£80

253

A BALLET RUSSE DE MONET CARLO 1941 SEASON PROGRAMME WITH THE DALI DESIGNED COVER and various other programmes and playbills for the Metropolitan Opera House, Carnegie Hall etc, 194os and later (a lot)

£50-£100

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b We will charge VAT at the current rate at the date of the auction

10 Artist’s Resale Right

a From mid February 2006, living artists are entitled by law to receive a resale royalty each time their work is resold by or to and art market professional From January 2012, the Right has been extended to include sales of works by artists who have died within the last 70 years (following the existing term of copyright) Royalties will be payable to the families and the beneficiaries of these artists

b An artwork must be resold for more than 1000 euros Hammer Price (or equivalent) to qualify for the right The rates applicable are calculated as a percentage of the Hammer Price and are set out on a sliding scale from 4% to 0 25% The charge is exclusive of VAT We reserve the right to pass all the cost to the Buyer of the qualifying artwork

11. The contract between you and the Seller

a. The contract for the purchase of the Lot between you and the Seller will be formed when the hammer falls accepting the highest bid for the Lot at the auction.

b You may directly enforce any terms in the Terms and Conditions of Sale - SELLER against a Seller to the extent that you suffer damages and/or

loss as a result of the Seller’s breach of the Terms and Conditions - SELLER

c. If you breach these Terms and Conditions –BUYER, you may be responsible for damages and/or losses suffered by a Seller or us If we are contacted by a Seller who wishes to bring a claim against you, we may in our discretion provide the Seller with information or assistance in relation to that claim.

d We normally act as an agent only and will not have any responsibility for default by you or the Seller (unless we are the Seller of the Lot)

e In addition to any other rights we may have to cancel a contract for sale under these Terms and Conditions – BUYER, in the event:

i You are in breach of your warranties in clause 3; or

ii We have not completed our enquiries pursuant to the Money Laundering Regulations and related legislation to our satisfaction; or

iii We have reason to believe that the transaction might be unlawful for any reason, or that the sale might put us under any civil or criminal liability, we may delay the completion of the sale, delay a release of a Lot or cancel the sale of a Lot

12. Payment

a. Immediately following your successful bid on a Lot you will:

i Pay to us the Total Amount Due by one of the following methods:

1 BACS

2 Debit Card

3 Credit card – up to a limit of £500 if a distance payment

4 Cash – up to a limit of £8,000 in person

13. Title and Collection of Lots

a While you are bound by the contract for the purchase of the Lot from the fall of hammer on your successful bid, ownership in the Lot will not pass to you until you have paid us in full the Total Amount Due in cleared funds for that Lot;

b You may not claim or collect your Lot until you have paid for it and ownership has passed to you

c You will (at your own expense) collect any Lots that you have purchased and paid for either:

i Not later than 5 working days following the day of the auction

II Not later than 5 working days following the date that we have received payment of the Total Amount Due in cleared funds, if later.

14. Storage of Lots

a If you do not collect the Lot within the time period set out in above, you will be responsible for any reasonable removal, storage and insurance charges in relation to the Lot

b The risk of loss or damage to the Lot will pass to you when you (or your agents) take physical possession of the Lot

c If you do not collect the lot that you have paid for within 90 days after the auction we may sell the Lot We will pay the proceeds of any such sale to you, we will deduct any storage charges or other sums that we have incurred in the storage and sale of the Lot. We reserve the right to charge you a selling commission at our standard rates on any such resale of the Lot

15. Remedies for non-payment or failure to collect purchases

a. Please do not bid on a lot if you do not intend to buy it If your bid is successful, these Terms and Conditions of Sale - BUYER will apply to you

This means that you will have to carry out your obligations set out in these Terms and Conditions of Sale - BUYER If you do not comply with these Terms and Conditions of SaleBUYER, we may (acting on behalf of the Seller and ourselves) pursue one or more of the following measures:

i Take action against you for damages for breach of contract

ii Reverse the sale of the Lot to you and/or any other Lots sold by us to you;

iii esell the Lot by auction or private treaty (in which case you will have to pay any difference between the price you should have paid for the Lot and the price we sell it for as well as the charges outlined in Clause

8. Please note that if we sell the Lot for a higher amount than your winning bid, the extra money will belong to the Seller;

iv. Remove, store and insure the Lot at your expense;

v f you do not pay within 5 days of your successful bid, we may charge interest at a rate not exceeding 1 5% per month on the Total Amount Due;

vi Keep that Lot or any other Lot sold to you until you pay the Total Amount Due

vii Reject or ignore bids from you or your agent at future auctions or impost conditions before we accept bids from you; and / or

viii If we sell any Lots for you, use the money made on these Lots to repay any amount you owe us.

b We will act reasonably when exercising our rights under clause 7 We will contact you before exercising these rights and try to work with you to correct any non-compliance by you with these Terms and Conditions

16. Forgeries

a A sale shall be cancelled and the Buyer shall be entitled to a refund of both the Hammer Price and the Buyer’s Premium if a Lot bought by the Buyer through our Auction is shown to our satisfaction and within 14 days of the Auction to be a forgery

17. Data Protection

a We will hold and process any personal data in relation to you in accordance with our current privacy policy, a copy of which is available on our website

18 Liability

a Save as set out in these Terms and Conditions, we exclude to the fullest extent permitted by law all warranties and conditions, whether express or implied by statue, common law or otherwise

b. Nothing in these Terms shall operate to exclude or limit the liability of a party in respect of death or personal injury resulting from that party’s own negligence, for fraud or for any liability that cannot be excluded or limited under applicable law

c No party to these Terms shall be liable to any other contract, tort (including negligence) or otherwise for any indirect or consequential losses, or for any loss of profits, loss of good will, loss of revenue, loss of business or loss of anticipated savings.

d Subject to Clauses 10 b and 10 c, our liability to you shall not exceed £5,000, unless your claim relates to an item sold through an Auction in which case our liability to you shall not exceed the greater of £15,000 or the Hammer Price for the relevant Lot.

e We will not be responsible or liable for errors and omissions to execute bids, caused by a loss of internet connection, a breakdown or interruption of the on-line bidding system, or a breakdown or failure of any internet connection, computer or IT system

19. General

a. No party shall have any liability in respect of any delay in performance or non-performance of its obligations under these Terms (other than an obligation to pay) owing to Force Majeure. If a party is affected by Force Majeure it shall notify the other parties as soon as reasonably possible, in any event within 5 days, and shall take reasonable steps to mitigate the effect of the Force Majeure Subject to Clause 4 b, risk in the Lot remains with you at all times until risk passes to the Buyer You will indemnify us and our employees and agents, and the Buyer (where applicable) against all losses, damages, claims, costs and expenses suffered or incurred as a result of any claim in respect of the Lot or proceeds of the sale of the Lot

b Every person on our premises shall be deemed to be there at their own risk and, subject to clause 9 b, shall have no claim against us in respect of accident or loss, however caused.

c hese Terms are governed by in interpreted in accordance with the laws of England and Wales or the laws of Scotland or Northern Ireland if you live there) If you choose to bring proceedings in conjunction with these Terms you must do so in the courts of England and Wales, unless you live in Scotland, in which case you can choose to bring proceedings there, or in Northern Ireland, in which case you can choose to bring proceedings there

d Any or all part of any term of these Terms that is found to be unfair or unenforceable by a court of competent jurisdiction will be treated as deleted and the remainder of the Terms will continue to govern each of our respective obligations

e ny notice from you to us must be sent in writing to us at our address detailed on our website

f f you elect to collect the Lot from us you will bear all associated cost, expenses and duties.)

SELLERS

1 Our Status

a You appoint us to act as agent to sell the Lots on your behalf by auction

b. You will pay us the Sellers Commission together with VAT at the prevailing rate

c We will not include any Lots in an auction until they have been received by us.

d We will pay the Hammer Price, with Seller’s Commission, Loss and Damage Warranty and any other charges incurred deducted and applicable VAT applied at the prevailing rate, to you at 28 working days following the Auction in which the Lots are sold, or if later, 7 days after payment by the Buyer

2 The Reserve

a We will agree with you the Reserve, which may be higher than the starting bid

b. We shall not publicise the Reserve.

c We may bid on your Lot up to an amount equal to the Reserve You may not bid on your Lot under any circumstances, nor maySyou permit any person to bid on your lot on your behalf

3. Seller’s obligations and undertakings

a You warrant to us and to the Buyer that:

i you are the sole owner of the Lot and that you have full right, title and authority to sell the Lot;

ii you have no reason to believe that it is a Forgery;

iii all Lots sold by you are sold to the Buyer with full title guarantee and free from all encumbrances;

iv you have provided to us all of the relevant information and documents in your possession or control concerning the Lot, including information about its authenticity, history, condition, prior ownership and all such information is complete to the best of your knowledge;

v if the Lot has been removed from a country outside the UK, all duties and taxes on the import of the Lot have been paid, all export and import declarations have been properly made;

vi. you will pay any and all duties and taxes that may be due in connection with the sale of the Lot;

vii you have given us notice of any alterations to the Lot of which you are aware;

viii you may not withdraw a Lot from an Auction without our consent

b If you withdraw a Lot from an Auction without our consent, you will pay to us 15% of the Lot’s estimate and any related costs within 14 days of such withdrawal.

c If the Buyer of your Lot decides to exercise their right to cancel, you agree that we shall be entitled to account directly to the Buyer for any applicable refund and we shall account to you for any sums retained on account of the Lot being damaged or tampered with by the Buyer.

d You will indemnify us and the Buyer in full on demand against all claims, costs or expenses incurred by us or the Buyer as a result of any breach by you of any of the obligations in this clause

4 Loss and Damage Warranty

a All Lots held with us are covered by insurance against risk of fire, burglary, water damage and accidental damage except to glass For this we will charge you 1 5% plus applicable VAT of the Hammer Price for the Lot or the value the Lot would have achieved as assessed by the Auctioneer

b. Subject to this, risk in the Lot remains with you at all times until risk passes to the Buyer You will indemnify us and our employees and agents, and the Buyer (where appliable) against all loss damage claims costs and expenses suffered or incurred as a result of any claim in respect of the Lot or the proceeds of the sale of the Lot.

5 Anti-Money Laundering Regulations

a. We are obliged to comply with Anti-Money Laundering regulations which apply to individuals and businesses who deal in the sales, purchases and storage of works of art with a value of €10,000 or more

b Sellers may be requested to provide photographic ID and proof of address documentation in advance of the Auction in which their Lot is to be offered in order to meet the requirements of the regulations

6 Images and Illustration

a. We will take (or authorise others to take) photographs, video and/or produce images of the Lot and will own all intellectual property rights in any such images and may use them for any purpose, and you warrant that there is no restriction on our ability to do so

7 Unsold Lots

a If at the end of the Auction, your lot is unsold (other than because it was withdrawn) the Lot will be available for After Sale offers

b Registered Bidders may contact us and offer to purchase a Lot after the Auction If the bid meets or exceeds the Reserve, we may authorise the sale of your Lot without contacting you and the sale will be completed as if the Lot had been sold during the Auction If the bid is less than the Reserve, we will contact you If you accept the bid and wish to proceed, the sale will be completed as if the Lot had been sold during the Auction.

c You may contact us at any time after the Auction to remove your Lot from the After Sale process

d. Subject to agreement with us, your unsold Lot can be re-offered at a future Auction at a revised Estimate and Reserve or can be collected by you, you are responsible for collection and transportation arrangements and costs

8. Withdrawn Lots

a If we withdraw a Lot from Auction, we will notify you and you will collect the Lot from us within 30 days of our notification.

b You are responsible for collection and transportation arrangements and costs

9 Forgeries

A A sale shall be cancelled and the Buyer shall be entitled to a refund of both the Hammer Price and the Buyer’s Premium if a Lot bought by the Buyer through our Auction is shown to our satisfaction and within 14 days of the Auction to be a Forgery.

b If this is the case, you shall refund to us on demand, the total amount paid to you in relation to the lot plus any costs incurred by us or by the Buyer

Bidder Registration Form

DORE & REES

01373 462 257

Auction Salerooms, Vicarage Street, Frome BA11 1PU www.doreandrees.com

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