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Lot 452
Quantity of Boxed Dinky Toys Commercial Models, including: 261 Royal Mail Van, one end flap missing from end of box,290 Leyland Double Decker Bus, green/cream, box poor, 408/522 Bedford Big Lorry, maroon/tan version, 522 on casting, 414 Dodge rear tipping wagon, blue cab, grey back/wheel hubs, 419 Leyland Comet Cement wagon, yellow body, some paint chipping,503 Foden Flat Truck with tailboard, grey body, blue chassis, in fair condition, with buff lidded box, 504 Petrol Tanker 1st cab, two tone blue, in buff lidded box, 511 Guy 4 Ton Lorry, green cab back, black chassis, some play wear, in buff box, with red/white label,555 Commer Fir Engine, box lid fair, missing one end to lid, 531 Leyland Comet Lorry, red/yellow, some paint chipping, 962 Muir Hill Dumper Truck, very good, with inner packing, 966 Marrel Multi Bucket Skip Unit, yellow /grey, some biro graffiti to lid of box, all in fair to very good original condition, boxes are poor to very good . (12 items)
Lot 338
Scarce Vintage Corgi Toys 304S Mercedes Benz 300 SL Hardtop Roadster, white body, red hardtop, red stripe decal with no ‘7’ shaped spun wheel hubs, in near mint condition, some paint touch ups, possibly factory? with original yellow/blue illustrated box, in excellent original condition, 1/3 in biro to one end flap,with Corgi club leaflet.
Lot 465
Dinky Supertoys 942 Foden 14-Ton Tanker “Regent” dark blue 2nd type cab/chassis, red/white/blue tinplate tank, red diecast wheel hubs, in very good original condition, some slight paint chipping, wear to rear transfer, with a good original blue/white stripe illustrated box, 942 in biro, edge/age wear.
Lot 166
THE BOY FRIEND: Sandy Wilson (1924-2014) English composer and lyricist, best known for his musical The Boy Friend (1953). Signed 4.5 x 6 photograph of Wilson in a close-up head and shoulders profile pose. Signed in black ink with his name alone to the base of the image (the signature running over one which was originally executed in pale blue biro; Wilson evidently deciding the contrast was poor and opting for a second signature with a darker ink). With an A.L.S., Sandy Wilson, to the verso, in blue biro, n.p., n.d., to Mr. Wiggins, in part, ´Rather an old photograph, I´m afraid, but I have no up to date ones!´; Twiggy (1949- ) English model, actress and singer who starred in the British musical comedy film The Boy Friend (1971), based on Wilson´s musical. Two signed 10 x 8 photographs by Twiggy, the different images depicting her in costume as Polly Browne, performing dance routines, from The Boy Friend. Both are signed by Twiggy in blue fountain pen inks to clear areas of the images, and one is inscribed; Tommy Tune (1939- ) American actor, dancer and singer. Signed 10 x 7.5 photograph of Tune in a profile head and shoulders pose, in costume as Tommy, preparing to kiss Antonia Ellis, in costume as Maisie, during one of the musical numbers in The Boy Friend. Signed by Tune in bold blue fountain pen ink to the lower white border; Murray Melvin (1932-2023) English actor. Signed 7.5 x 9.5 photograph of Melvin in a head and shoulders pose in costume as Alphonse from The Boy Friend. Signed in blue ink to the base of the image, partially across a slightly darker area. VG, 5
Lot 444
SUPERMAN #162, 175, 181, 182 (4 in Lot) - (1963/1966 - DC) - Includes the third appearance of General Zod + the first appearance of the Toyman in the Silver Age - NB: Issue #162 has light staining around parts of the front cover text boxes, the centre-wrap of issue #175 is detached at the bottom staple + small biro 'M' on the cover, issues #181 & 182 have very fine subscription creases
Lot 160
ACTION COMICS #300, 301, 302, 304, 311, 312, 315(x2), 317, 330 (10 in Lot) - (1963/1965 - DC) - Includes the first appearance of Zigi and Zagi - with cover art by Curt Swan - NB: Biro surname on the first inside page of issue #300, creasing to bottom edge of the front cover of issue #302, small tape repair to top L/H corner of issue #304, small tape repair to rear cover of issue #315
Lot 259
2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY #1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 (10 in Lot) - (1976/1977 - MARVEL - US & UK Price Variant) - Complete ten issue run based upon the Kubrick movie - Includes the first appearance and origin of Mister Machine aka X-51, later renamed Machine Man - NB: A number of issues have changes to the price box in biro or felt pen
Lot 194
THE PHANTOM STRANGER #10, 11, 13, 14, 16, 17, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 31, 35 (15 in Lot) - (1970/1975 - DC) - The first appearances of Tannarak & Cassandra Craft + the introduction of a character very similar to Swamp Thing - NB: Small biro marks on the cover of issues #16, 17, 20, 23, 25 & 26 + creasing to cover of issue #14
Lot 301
AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #219, 227, 228, 240, 242, 248, 257, 259, 262, 270, 272, 276, 277, 280, 327 + AMAZING SPIDER-MAN ANNUAL #21 (16 in Lot) - (1981/1989 - MARVEL - US & UK Price Variant) - Includes the first appearance of Ned Leeds as the third Hobgoblin, the second appearance of the Puma, the first team appearance of the Synister Syndicate + the marriage of Peter Parker & Mary Jane Watson - NB: Issue #242 has '12p' written in biro on the cover
Lot 403
FLASH #129, 131, 132, 133 (4 in Lot) - (1962 - DC) - Includes the first team-up of the Golden Age & Silver Age Flash, the first appearance of Alan Scott & the Justice Society of America in the Silver Age + the second appearance and first cover of Abra Kadabra - NB: Issue #129 has a stain across the R/H side & a split along the bottom of the spine, issue #131 has a name written across the top of the cover in biro, issue #132 has a 2cm split at the bottom of the spine
Lot 57
STRANGE TALES #122, 168 + DOCTOR STRANGE #169, 170, 172 (5 in Lot) - (1964/1968 - MARVEL - US & UK Price Variant) - Includes the first full appearance (& cover) of Nightmare + the start of the first solo-titled Doctor Strange series - NB: Fine creasing to the cover of issue #122, small biro marks on the cover of issue #169 + fine reading creases along the spine of issue #170
Lot 191
JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #22, 23, 24, 28, 30, 32 (6 in Lot) - (1963/1964 - DC) - Includes the second part of 'Crisis on Earth', the first appearances of Queen Bee & Brain Storm + the second appearance of the Tattooed Man - NB: Issue #22 has biro on the inside rear cover, issue #24 has a sealed tear on the front cover & issue #28 is detached at the top staple
Lot 467
STRANGE TALES #87, 99 & 100 (3 in Lot) - (1961/1962 - MARVEL - US & UK Price Variant) - Includes interior art depicting an atomic bomb explosion - Cover and interior art by Jack Kirby - NB: Issue #87 has a 1cm split at the bottom of the spine & a name in biro on the back cover, Issue #99 has a very fine subscription crease + issue #100 has Marvel chipping to the R/H cover edge + writing in biro on the rear cover
Lot 115
ADVENTURES OF THE JAGUAR #2, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 14, 15 (8 in Lot) - (1961/1963 - ARCHIE) - When zoologist Ralph Hardy donned the jaguar belt and uttered "The Jaguar", he changed into the red costumed super-hero (and his moustache would vanish!) - NB: Issue #4 has been restapled + price stickers removed from the cover, Issue #5 has biro on the cover, Issue #10 is detached at the bottom staple, issue #14 has a price sticker on the cover + water staining to rear cover
Lot 404
FLASH #134, 135, 136 (3 in Lot) - (1963 - DC) - Includes the debut of Kid Flash's yellow costume + a cover appearance of Captain Cold - NB: The Flash has biro around the edges on the cover of issue #134, issue #135 has a 2cm split at the bottom of the spine + issue #136 has a small loss of colour on the bottom R/H corner of the cover
Lot 290
BLACK PANTHER #1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 (12 in Lot) - (1977/1978 - MARVEL - US & UK Price Variant) - Unbroken run of the first twelve issues of Black Panther's first ongoing solo title - Includes the first appearance of Jakarra (half-brother of T'Challa) + the first appearances of Bashenga & Kiber the Cruel - NB: A number of the issues have biro changes to the price box
Lot 361
Charlotte Fawley (British, b.1935) ‘Bussell / Cope The Royal Ballet’ pen and ink, inscribed lower left, signed and dated (19)'99 lower right, further signed by Darcey Bussell in biro lower left 14¾ x 10 3/8in (37.4 x 26.3cm), wooden frame (47 x 34.5cm) * Provenance: 'Expressions of Dance' exhibition, The Royal Ballet at BAFTA, 195 Piccadilly, London, 13th December 1999 (exhibition invitation attached verso)
Lot 302
After Laurence Stephen Lowry RBA, RA (1887-1976)“The Fever Van”Signed, with the blindstamp for the Fine Art Trade Guild, a colour reproduction, 46cm by 53cmSigned in biro.Slight cockling to the paper. Otherwise in good overall condition. Not examined out of the frame.Fine Art Trade Guild Stamp FEJ
Lot 71
Autographed WEST HAM UNITED 1980 Presentation : A superbly produced modern cover commemorating the 1980 FA Cup Final - Arsenal v West Ham United - the Hammers recorded a memorable 1-0 victory thanks to a stooping header by midfielder Trevor Brooking. The cover is nicely signed in black biro pen by all eleven players ; PARKES, LAMPARD, STEWART, MARTIN, BONDS, PIKE, ALLEN, BROOKING, DEVONSHIRE, PEARSON and CROSS, included are modern photos measuring 8 x 6 showing the winning goal scored by Brooking, captain Billy Bonds holding aloft the Cup and the team celebrating with the Cup in front of photographers following their memorable victory Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
Lot 255
Awdry (Rev. W.) Thomas the Tank Engine, 'Twentieth impression by Kaye & Ward Ltd.', Kaye & Ward Limited, 1975; and 3 other later impressions from The Railway Series, all signed by the author on title, full-page colour illustrations by C. Reginald Dalby, biro name to front free endpaper of each vol., 'Thomas' water-stained at head, original pictorial boards, 'Thomas' head of spine repaired and generally little marked, small oblong 8vo (4)
Lot 419
Y LAURENCE STEPHEN LOWRY RBA RA (1887-1976)The Fever Van, signed in blue biro in the margin lower right, Fine Art Trade Guild stamp and blind stamped ADA lower left, offset lithograph in colours, 16 1/4" x 20" (I), framed and glazed (Illustrated) (subject to Artists Resale Right) (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: This print has not been examined out of the frame. The print has no holes, tears or ceases. There is acid staining to the margins of the print from the mount card.
Lot 493
WILLIAM EDWARD PARKER (1922-2017)Two sketchbooks of approximately 300 sketches in pencil and biro depicting views of Oxenhope, Haworth, Shipley, Wharfedale, River Aire, Steeton, Bronte Museum, Bolton Abbey, Kirkstall Abbey, and numerous moorland and village scenes; many with inscriptions and dates, 6 1/4" x 9 1/4" and 6" x 8 1/2" (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: Both sketch books are intact but with wear to the spines and covers through use and age
Lot 841
A COLLECTION OF ASSORTED BOXES to include an Asian red lacquered box with a pagoda scene (chips to the lacquer), a Chinese wooden carved box with a padded lining, a carved figurative medallion to the centre of the lid, height 10cm x width 26cm x depth 15cm, a box with painted swallows to the top, a piece of the facade hides a lock (key provided but lock appears not to work, loss to the inlay of the lid, biro marks to the facade), a padded portable jewellery box with three interior layers with lift out drawers, bound in red leather with gilt trim, height 14cm x width 28cm x depth 18cm (wear to leather), a small trinket box with an applied image of Etal Manor (loss to the lid) two carved wooden rectangular boxes, two metal trinket pots, etc (qty) (Condition Report: some age related wear to most items, itemised conditions above, sd)
Lot 281
Waugh (Evelyn) Basil Seal Rides Again or The Rake's Progress, one of 750 copies signed by the author, illustration by Kathleen Hale, original pictorial buckram, 1963; Scoop, first edition, ownership name on pastedown, endpapers browned, original cloth, 1938; Black Mischief, first edition, biro mark on corner of title, faint spotting to first few pages, original cloth, 1932; and 17 others, mostly Waugh, v.s. (20)
Lot 245
Runyon (Damon) A La Carte, first edition, New York, 1944; A La Carte, first English edition, 1946 § O'Hara (John) Pal Joey, first English edition, endpapers toned, 1952; The Cape Cod Lighter, first English edition, endpapers with biro price and slightly spotted, 1963, original boards, dust-jackets, light nicks and chips to extremities; and 10 others by the same, 8vo (14)
Lot 35
Burroughs (Edgar Rice) The Warlord of Mars, hinge reinforced, Chicago, 1919; Tarzan and the Foreign Legion, biro writing on front free endpaper, California, 1947; Llana of Gathol, endpapers toned, illustrations, California, 1948, first editions, illustrations, original cloth, a little rubbed at extremities; and 15 others by Burroughs, mostly first English editions, 8vo (18)
Lot 74
Bumpus binding. 1906 Maximes by Napoleon. London: Arthur Humphreys. Lavish full navy morocco signed binding by J. & E. Bumpus, all edges gilt & gaufferd, gilt raised bands & borders, occ. light rubbing to raised bands resulting in slight loss, a few scratches to the boards, light rubbing to top corner of rear board resulting in minor loss. Gift bookplate to ffep of the Marquess of Anglesey (Charles Paget) 1912, with later 1972 biro ownership inscription. Text in both French & English. A beautiful example of this uncommon edition of Napoleon's military maxims. 12mo. (1)
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Lot 340
WWI military interest:- 1920 [1917] A Handbook of Arabia Volume I. I. D. 1128. Compiled b the Geographical Section of the Naval Intelligence Division, Naval Staff, Admiralty. London: published by His Majesty's Stationery Office. Publisher's worn cloth, spine broken through centre & with both flaps loosening, some instance of loss to boardsextremities bumped and edgeworn; ownership bookplate of Evan Guest to front pastedown, later biro ownership inscr. to ffep, binding tender. With four folding maps loosely inserted in pocket to rear, being Tribal Map of Arabia Ordnance Survey 1916, Arabia Land Surface Features, Arabia Orographical features, and Arabia - Disctrict and Towns; folded, remaining in very bright condition with just minor age-toning to edge. Loosely inserted, a mid century c1940s review of this work, 5 leaves manuscript in ink. A scarce First World War Admiralty produced map of the Arab regions. 8vo, maps measuring approx. 47cm x 38cm. (1)
Lot 142
Contemporary literary fiction:- Perry, Sarah. Three signed first editions. Comprising 2014 After Me Comes the Flood, signed in biro to title page; 2016 The Essex Serpent, first edition, first impression, signed in marker to title page; and 2018 Melmoth, signed first edition signed in marker to title page. Publisher's orig. bindings, those issued with dust wrappers, extremely light shelfwear, else fine. 8vo. (3)From the Greg Harrowing collection of modern first editions. Collected over four decades and seen to the auction market for the first time, Greg's collection demonstrates a broad & insatiable love and thirst for all manner of the contemporary printed word, covering every corner of literature and non-fiction. From the traditional modern collector's works - John le Carre, Quentin Blake, Hilary Mantel and numerous other Booker Prize winners - to the less commonly seen collections of contemporary Japanese and Korean fiction, Harrowing's collection was collected over four decades, and his care of the collection extended so far as to have beautiful leather slipcases custom made to house his favourite pieces.
Lot 367
Bindings - "The Holy Bible.....", Oxford, printed at the University Press 1866, full cream leather with gilt rules and red leather cross laid into front board with gilt border, brass clasp, all edges gilt, tooled decoration, gilt dentelles, inked inscription dated 1866 inside front board, Carroll, Lewis "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" ills Helen Munro, Thomas Nelson and Sons Ltd, n.d. full vellum with blue pastedown title to back strip and gilt decorations, red biro inscription ffep, Prize Binding for Charterhouse School "The Poetical Works of Alfred Lord Tennyson" MacMillan and Co. 1899, Globe Edition, prize label inside front board, marbled endpapers, full calf, gilt rules, gilt titles, raided bands, all edges marbled, corners rubbed, and two other volumes Gunter, Archibald Clavering "Mr Potter of Texas - A Novel" George Routledge and Sons, 1888, half leather, marbled boards, rubbed, and Brunton, Violet (ills.) "Ecclesiasticus or the Wisdom of Jesus The Son of Sirach" John Lane The Bodley Head 1927, col plates with tissue guards, pictorial cream cloth, some staining, edges stained (5)
Lot 282
Steadman, Ralph - illustrator "Gonzo v Art" signed in red and black biro by the illustrator all over the title page Weidenfeld & Nicholson 1998, red cloth, dustwrapper, not price clipped, Thompson Hunter S and Steadman, Ralph "The Curse of Lono", signed with a doodle in gold pen by the artist, dated 19th December '84 on the ffep, laminated boards, Damjan, Mischa & Steadman, Ralph "The False Flamingoes" Dennis Dobson 1968, signed in gold pen, 19th December '84, and also in blue biro over the gold pen on the title page, orange cloth, dustwrapper, Stone Bernard and Steadman Ralph "Inspector Mouse" Andersen Press London 1980, signed in red biro by the author and red ink by the artist, 15th October '84, laminated boards, "Emergency Mouse" Andersen Press 1978, signed in red biro by the author and red ink with a doodle by the artist dated 15th October '84, laminated boards, Steadman, Ralph "Between the Eyes" Jonathan Cape 1984, signed in green pen by the author with a doodle dated 15th October '84, blue cloth, dustwrapper, Steadman, Ralph "I, Leonardo" Jonathan Cape 1983, signed in gold pen by the author dated 19th December '84, green cloth, dustwrapper, and Mitchell, Adrian "Who Killed Dylan Thomas?", illustrated by Ralph Steadman, signed by Ralph Steadman in black and red biro all over the title page, published 1988 Ty Lien Publications, folio limp pictorial covers, and various other titles illustrated by Ralph Steadman, and "Scarfe on Stage" published by Hamish Hamilton 1992 introduction by Sir Peter Hall, dustwrapper (1 box)
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