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Lot 116
Reproduction film poster for the Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman film 'Casablanca', published and distributed by Portal Publications Ltd. 71x51cm approx., together with a print on canvas depicting an 'X Men' Comic Book cover. 80x61cm approx. and three furnishing prints including an advertising print for 'the Old Story Borax Extract of Soap'. (5) (B.P. 21% + VAT)
Lot 3166
Cigarette cards & Trade cards - a collection of cards in albums including John Player & Sons Footballers. Caricatures by "RIP.", W.D. & H.O. Wills Association Footballers, John Player & Sons Polar Exploration, Cope's Cigarettes Dickens Character Series, John Player & Sons British Live Stock, Churchman's Cigarettes Holidays In Britain, Carreras Ltd Film Stars, Jibco Screen Stars, Carreras Ltd Film Favourites etc (quantity)
Lot 815
Autographs, a mix of 8 theatre and music programmes, all souvenir, signatures include James Mason, Julie Christie at Film and Academy Awards 1966; Jamie Laredo (viola) and Isaac Stern (violin) at Barbican Celebrity Recitals; Sir George Solti (conductor) at the London Symphony Orchestra and Royal Opera House (Othello); Bolshoi Ballet Prima Ballerina Galina Ulanova (signed to front); Nathan Lane, Mel Brooks, Lee Evans (The Producers); Imelda Staunton, Richard Eyre (director) (Guys and Dolls); Stephen Sondheim (Sunday in the Park) (mainly gd)
Lot 1196
Postcards, a mixed selection of approx. 100 cards, mostly advertising 'Give aways' from various series, inc. series of 12 film stars issued by 'Girls Crystal', Girls Own' PCs; 'Answers' artist Crow; 'Western Daily Mercury (Devon topographical); 7 cards of Edward VII Coronation souvenir from 'Weldon's Bazaar', 'T.A.T' magazine etc (mixed condition)
Lot 968
Entertainment, Souvenir Programme for the 17th November 1949 Royal Film Performance at the Odeon Theatre Marble Arch London of The Forsyte Saga in aid of the Cinematograph Trade Benevolent Fund in its Silver Jubilee year. An attractive, colourful programme with many full page colour advertisements (gd)
Lot 970
Entertainment, Film Memorabilia, a large qty. of items to include signed photos (Hayley Mills, Linda Gray, Nathaniel Parker, Pooky Quesnel etc.), posters, badges, press packs, stills, lobby cards, campaign books etc. Welcome To Blood City, Chatterbox, Zoro, Walt Disney's King of the Grizzlies, Grumpy Old Men, The Patriot, Burt Reynolds in The Mean Machine and much more (100s)
Lot 1146
Postcards, Theatre, a collection of approx. 117 mostly RPs of Edwardian play scenes inc. 'Netty Neil' (Edna May), 'The Girl on the Film' (George Grossmith), 'The Beauty of Bath' (Seymour Hicks), 'The Merry Widow' (Elizabeth Firth), 'Tom Jones' (Ruth Vincent), 'The Arcadians' (Dan Rolyat), 'The Dollar Princess' (Lily Elsie), 'Dear Little Denmark' (Isobel Jay), 'The Pearl Girl' (Iris Hoey), 'The Belle of Mayfair' (Farren Soutar), 'The Gay Gordons' (Ellaline Terriss), 'Princess Caprice' (George Graves). Nice mix (gd)
Lot 988
Cinema, a collection of approx. 55, mainly 10 x 8" photographs of 1950s and 60s cinema and entertainment stars, some with details of the actor of film on the reverse (press photos). Stars include Diana Dors, Alex Guinness, Elvis Presley, Sidney Poitier, Harry Belafonte, Dorothy Dandridge, Peter Cushing, Herbert Lom, Robert Vaughn, Michael Craig, Maureen O'Hara, Jacqueline Ellis, Cyd Charisse, Moira Shearer (Red Shoes), Ingrid Thulin, Piper Laurie, Shirley MacLaine, Joan Plowright etc (gd)
Lot 284
Cigarette & Trade cards, German issues, large collection of approx. 450 cards in part sets, many series to include Orami Film, Greiling Sportlehrbilder, Greiling Sportalbum, Film issues by Orami, Ramses, Josetti, Deutsche Wehermacht various issuers (over 80), Deutsche Helde by Kyriazi, over 80 etc (mixed condition, many gd)
Lot 805
Autographs, Musical Entertainment, 5 autographs to comprise Harriet Cohen (1895-1967) British pianist signed printed non gloss photo (approx. size 3.75 x 4.75"), Peter Hall (1930-2017) film, theatre and opera director signed b/w postcard sized fan photo, Mstislav Rostropovitch (1927-2007) Russian Cellist signed EMI postcard sized fan photo, Benno Moiseiwitch signed Theatre Royal recital programme, Turner Layton signed b/w photo (approx. size 8.5 x 5.5") (gd) (5)
Lot 989
Cinema, a selection of approx. 55 mainly 10 x 8" photographs of cinema and entertainment comedy stars of the 1950s and 60s, with a few 1940s. Includes Peter Sellers, David Niven, Spike Milligan, Wilfred Bramble (Hard Days Night), Wilfred Lawson, Ronald Shiner, Terry Thomas (several), Richard Wattis, Peter Ustinov, Jerry Lewis, Jill Adams, Harry Fowler, Cardew Robinson, Cristina Forrest, Ronald Fraser, Jo Van Fleet, Lloyd Nolan, Joan O'Brien, Monica Vitti, Terence Stamp, Crazy Gang, Laraine Day, Kenneth Williams, Heather Thatcher, Zero Mostel, Dorothy Provine, Marisa Mell (French Dressing) and Athene Seyler etc. Many good press photos with film details on reverse (gd)
Lot 1133
Postcards, Cinema, a good selection of approx. 100 cards of female film stars and pin-ups, all RPs, various publishers. Includes Bardot (many), Arlene Dahl, Shirley Eaton, Shelley Winters, Grable, Lamour, Esther Williams, Mitzi Gaynor, Virginia Mayo, Rita Hayworth, Jane Russell, Shirley Ann Field, Elizabeth Taylor, Ann Miller, Betty Hutton, Greer Garson, Ava Gardner, Paulette Goddard etc. Many in bathing suits (gd)
Lot 149
From the collection of Vickers Staniforth - 'Great Catherine' (1968 British comedy film starring Peter O'Toole) - an original screenplay / production script for the film, written by Hugh Leonard, being an adaptation of the George Bernard Shaw play. Dated December 1966.Keep Films Ltd, London. 134pp with covers, and a slipped-in list of script amendments. Great Catherine is a 1968 British comedy film directed by Gordon Flemyng, based on a 1913 one act play by George Bernard Shaw, and starring Peter O'Toole, Zero Mostel, Jeanne Moreau and Jack Hawkins. Like the play, it is loosely based on the story of Sir Charles Hanbury Williams and his time spent as an envoy at the Russian court.
Lot 64
Actor / Film Photographs - an album of approximately x160 assorted film stills and photographs of actors. Largely c1950s / 1960s. All housed in slip-in sleeves, many noted with the production or actor's name. Includes: Robert Taylor, Tom Tryon, Gary Cooper, Peter Ustinov, Stuart Whitman, Cary Grant, War And Peace, Burt Lancaster, Clark Gable, Yul Bryner, Charlton Heston, The Barefoot Contessa, Ben-Hur and many others. Mostly 8x10", some other sizes. (160, approx - uncounted).
Lot 191
From the collection of Vickers Staniforth - ' If.... ' (1968 British satirical film starring Malcolm McDowell) - a collection of original call sheets and general production ephemera. Includes Second Unit Shooting movement order, Accomodation Lists for shooting in Cheltenham, cast biographies, and other items. If.... is a 1968 British satirical drama film produced and directed by Lindsay Anderson, and starring Malcolm McDowell as Mick Travis, Richard Warwick, Christine Noonan, David Wood, and Robert Swann. A satire of English public school life, the film follows a group of pupils who stage a savage insurrection at a boys' boarding school. The film was the subject of controversy at the time of its release, receiving an X certificate for its depictions of violence.
Lot 84
Actor / Film Photographs - an album of approximately x200 assorted film stills and photographs of actors. Largely c1950s / 1960s. All housed in slip-in sleeves, many noted with the production or actor's name. Includes: Judy Garland, Greer Garson, Gloria Grahame, Sweet Bird Of Youth, Margaret Rutherford, Natalie Wood, Lana Turner and others. Mostly 8x10", some other sizes. (160, approx - uncounted).
Lot 30
Actor / Film Photographs - an album of approximately x200 assorted film stills and photographs of actors. Largely c1950s / 1960s. All housed in slip-in sleeves, many noted with the production or actor's name. Includes: Dirk Bogarde, The Scarlet Spear, Libel, Warren Beaty, Jack Lemmon, Charles Laughton, Maurice Chevalier, Blaze Of Noon, Red Skelton, Edward G Robinson, Jack Palance, David Niven and many others. (200, approx - uncounted).
Lot 177
Robin Hood Prince Of Thieves (1991 film starring Kevin Costner) - a framed display ' Presented To Our Price Music To Mark Their Contribution Towards The Achievement Of Sales Worth £7,000,0000 - May 1992 .' '7X Platinum Retail Performance Award'. Framed, featuring a display of VHS tape covers. Total size: 46cm x 41cm.
Lot 128
From the collection of Vickers Staniforth - ' The Guns Of Navarone ' (1961 War Film) - a collection of items from production of the classic movie. Includes: several large-format on-set photographs including Gregory Peck and Anthony Quinn etc, minutes from an official Production Meeting on 29th January 1960 and a paper invitation to Director Carol Foreman's birthday drinks.
Lot 125
A Clockwork Orange (1971 Stanley Kubrick) - an original vintage 1971 quad sized poster on card stock featuring the iconic artwork for the movie, with Malcolm McDowell. Believed to have been made in very limited quantities for the opening week of the film and distributed to selected cinemas only. Framed and glazed. Total size approx: 30x41" including frame. Provenance: obtained personally by the vendor after a viewing of the film in 1971 at the ABC Rex Cinema in North Street, Bedminster, Bristol.
Lot 170
Barbarella (1968 sci-fi film starring Jane Fonda) - set of x9 original 8x10" colour lobby cards for the movie. Each showing a different scene, with cast and production credits to the border. Nine cards, two duplicates within. Barbarella is a 1968 French-Italian science fiction film directed by Roger Vadim, based on the French comic series of the same name by Jean-Claude Forest. The film stars Jane Fonda as the title character, a space traveller and representative of the United Earth government sent to find scientist Durand Durand, who has created a weapon that could destroy humanity. The supporting cast includes John Phillip Law, Anita Pallenberg, Milo O'Shea, Marcel Marceau, David Hemmings, Ugo Tognazzi, and Claude Dauphin.
Lot 137
From the collection of Vickers Staniforth - 'The Light At The Edge Of The World' (1971 movie starring Kirk Douglas) - an original screenplay / production script for the film. Written by Beverley Cross and dated December 1965. Ameran Films Ltd, London. 133pp with printed map and card covers. The Light at the Edge of the World is a 1971 Spanish-American adventure film, directed by Kevin Billington and starring Kirk Douglas, Yul Brynner, Samantha Eggar, and Fernando Rey. It was adapted from Jules Verne's classic 1905 adventure novel The Lighthouse at the End of the World. The plot involves piracy in the South Atlantic during the mid-19th century, with a theme of survival in extreme circumstances, and events centring on an isolated lighthouse.
Lot 178
From the collection of Vickers Staniforth - ' Royal Flash ' (1975 British Adventure Comedy) - an original screenplay / production script for the film, written by George MacDonald Fraser and dated August 1974. Twickenham Film Studios. 138pp with covers, and slipped-in black and white film still. Royal Flash is a 1975 British adventure comedy film based on the second Flashman novel (of the same name, 1970) by George MacDonald Fraser. It stars Malcolm McDowell as Flashman. Additionally, Oliver Reed appeared in the role of Otto von Bismarck, Alan Bates as Rudi von Sternberg, and Florinda Bolkan played Lola Montez. Fraser wrote the screenplay and the film was directed by Richard Lester.
Lot 110
Carry On Dick (1974 comedy directed by Gerald Thomas) - original Australian one sheet movie poster for the Carry On film. Artwork by Arnaldo Putzu of the Carry On stars, with Sidney James as Dick Turpin, plus Barbara Windsor, Kenneth Williams et al. Folded (as issued). 27" x 41". Generally excellent original condition.
Lot 173
From the collection of Vickers Staniforth - ' Trog ' (1970 British sci-fi horror film starring Joan Crawford) - a collection of original production material comprising Call Sheets and Movement Orders. All as used during production in 1969. Trog is a 1970 British science fiction horror film directed by Freddie Francis, and starring Joan Crawford in a story about the discovery of a troglodyte (or Ice Age "caveman") in twentieth-century United Kingdom. The screenplay was written by Peter Bryan, John Gilling, and Aben Kandel. Trog marks Crawford's last movie appearance.
Lot 74
Actor / Film Photographs - an album of approximately x150 assorted film stills and photographs of actors. Largely c1950s / 1960s. All housed in slip-in sleeves, many noted with the production or actor's name. Includes: Ida Lupino, Dawn Adams, Anna Magnani, Tina Louise, Diana Lynn, Julie London, Ingrid Bergman, Maureen O'Hara, and many others. Mostly 8x10", some other sizes. (150, approx - uncounted).
Lot 38
Actor / Film Photographs - an album of approximately x200 assorted film stills and photographs of actors. Largely c1950s / 1960s. All housed in slip-in sleeves, some noted with the production or actor's name. Includes: The Village Of The Damned, The Apartment, Lucy Gallant, Three Violent People, The Black Sleep, a 1958 'Mummy' type horror film, and many others. Many unidentified. Mostly 8x10", some other sizes. (200, approx - uncounted).
Lot 315
A Watchmakers Lathe, With Provenance, A watchmaker's Lathe, c.1900, unsigned, with triangular bar, interchangeable chucks and collets, tool post, stock, rest and other items, mounted on a later metal bed, Provenance: the lathe comes with a letter dated 1988 which reads: PROVENANCE of small lathe and accessoriesentrusted to Stephen Herbert for safecare and keeping.The lathe was originally mounted on the central bench in theprivate laboratory in 1'Institute Marey, in the south-west ofParis, in which Lucien Bull worked for many years.It was collected from there, together with small tools andmany accessories, on Saturday afternoon 5 September 1970 andtaken round to Lucien's flat at 14 rue du Général Delestraint.(Transport was provided by a kindly neighbour in her small car.)It was then packed, as carefully as possible, into three card-board cartons tied with string in order not to attract too muchattention on the journey to the U.K.On Sunday afternoon, Ray Beaumont-Craggs came to tea at Lucien'sflat and took away the cartons with him (he lived at Versaillesat that time).A week or two later Ray Beaumont-Craggs arrived at 172 Forest HillRoad with the cartons - complete and not interfered with, havingbeen smuggled through Customs very successfully!Subsequently, over the winter of 1970/1971 a length of rolled-steeljoist was obtained and made ready to receive the lathe; the choiceof a piece of steel of fairly heavy cross-section was intended tominimise any vibration when working on small components. The wholewas then mounted on a base-board, together with a motor, as it isThe motor is a new one (AC 50cycles 240 volts) as the oldtoday.one (220 volts D.C.) was left in Paris deliberately, no longerbeing suitable for operation in the UK.The above is an accurate accountextracted from old diaries byS.W.B. Comes with a page from the British Journal of Photography 1966 showing Lucien Bull nest to the lathe. Lucien Bull, Born in Dublin, Ireland, hailed from a diverse background, with a British father and a French mother named Gabrielle Joune. His formative years were spent in Dublin, where he attended school and resided with his parents. In 1894, Bull embarked on a journey to France initially to visit his aunts. However, captivated by the allure of the region, he decided to settle there permanently. It was in France that his path intersected with that of Étienne-Jules Marey, a renowned physiologist with a keen interest in capturing and studying human movement. In 1895, Bull found himself in the role of an assistant to Marey. At the time, Marey was engrossed in developing a groundbreaking contraption known as the cinematographic. This innovative device, resembling a rifle in shape, was engineered to capture images of moving objects onto a rotating plate. Often referred to as the "gun camera," this invention paved the way for subsequent advancements in cinematography. Bull, spurred by Marey's pioneering spirit, later conceived a swifter iteration of the camera, thus contributing to its evolution. The primary objective of this camera was to delve into the intricacies of motion. Functioning as a snapshot mechanism, the "gun camera" captured successive still frames of objects in motion. These snapshots, when scrutinized, enabled researchers to analyze movement patterns with unprecedented precision. Bull achieved a significant breakthrough in 1904, successfully filming the flight of a fly at an astounding speed of 1,200 frames per second. In addition to his contributions to the "gun camera," Bull also delved into the realm of cinematography by inventing the "spark drum camera." This innovative device emulated the continuous motion of 35-mm film. Operating on the principle of an electromagnetic shutter, the camera exposed two parallel films, which were then wound around drums housed within a meticulously crafted wooden frame. Through his inventive prowess and collaboration with Marey, Bull left an indelible mark on the field of cinematography, revolutionizing the study of motion and ushering in an era of unparalleled innovation.
Lot 274
A Complex Mechanical Polarising Magic Lantern Slide of a Swan, the slide is constructed of mahogany with an image of a swan between 2 polarizing film filters, the handle rotates one of the filter to reveal the effect of changing colour, the swan image is made up of selenite crystals cut to cut to reveal the colour change under polarised light, a delicate and skilled job that only a few tradesmen were capable of producing, 18cm x 10cm Footnote: the vendor says 'Many University students were able to observe their lectures demonstrating the basic scientific principles with the use of the magic lantern. Some of these experiments were modified to be used in public entertainment lantern shows. The polarizing of light was a good example of a pure physics experiment adapted to produce a puzzling optical illusion as a slide of a white swan becomes a black swan as if by magic.'
Lot 10
BRIAN DESMOND HURST COLLECTION - FRAMED ORIGINAL PREMIERE NIGHT TICKET OF 'THEIRS IS THE GLORY'. THE TICKET IS MADE FROM A MELTED DOWN GLIDER USED ON THE DROP ON ARNHEM. ALSO WITHIN THE FRAME IS A COPY OF A LOBBY CARD AND A SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH OF LIEUTENANT HUGH ASHMORE, AN ARNHEM VETERAN WHO STARRED IN THE FILM AS LIEUTENANT HANBURY. EXHIBITED AT ULSTER MUSEUM - HURST: FILM AS ART EXHIBITION
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