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*National Federation of Hackney Carriage Proprietors. An oval badge for Worcester No. 1, early 1920s, blue enamelled border and name, red and white enamelled decoration of a Hackney carriage and central lozenge motif of a three-leaf clover, three mounting holes at foot, Fattorini & Sons Ltd., Bradford stamp to verso with registered number 688648, 10 cm A rare badge in excellent condition. (1)
South Africa Stamps. A good group of errors - 1953 S.G. 145a 'Broken Knee' (2) bottom sheet pair, and block four, 1953 S.G. 144 1d marginal block of four, one stamp showing 'dot below 1953', 1953 Coronation S.G. 143 'mole on lip', 1952 S.G. 139 41/2d 'black signet ring', and 1952 S.G. 140 1/- brown 'bird on gun'. Rare items, l.m.m.
G.B. Stitched Stamp Booklets. A rare complete George VI 1942, 2/6 green cover 'Walters Palm Toffee' #177 S.G. BD17 light colours, 6 x 2½d, 6 x 2d, 6 x ½d, cat. val. £800+, with complete George V, 1951, 5/ buff cover inland Christmas cards, S.G. BD 30 dark colours 18 x 2½d, 6 x 2d, 6 x ½d, 1938 S.G. BD1A slot machine plain booklet with two panes of 1½d brown with interleave, 1952 5/ buff S.G. BD31, both with just one pane of pale blue 1d. Two further empty booklets, and a 1965 QEII complete 2/- booklet. High cat. value.
CARTER HOWARD: (1874-1939) English Archaeologist and Egyptologist, discovered the Tomb of Tutankhamun in 1923. D.S., with his initials H C, one page, 4to, n.p. (London), 26th May 1933. The partially printed document is a statement of account issued by the antique furniture valuers and dealers Thos. F. Phipps of Earls Court Road to Carter for the restoration of a stool etc., totaling £6-4-6. Carter has annotated the document at the centre, in full, 'Herewith cheque for seven pounds sterling, the 15/6 credit to next a/c'. With a neatly affixed revenue stamp and official rubber stamp acknowledging receipt of Carter's payment and the credit in hand. Rare. VG
'Long live the forward march of the common people….' CHURCHILL WINSTON S.: (1874-1965) British Prime Minister 1940-45, 1951-55. Nobel Prize winner for Literature, 1953. A truly exceptional vintage wartime signed 11 x 16 photograph, incorporating an autograph quotation, the classic formal image depicting Churchill seated in a half length pose at his desk within the Cabinet Room of 10 Downing Street. Photograph by Walter Stoneman (although his credit stamp masked to the verso by traces of former mounting). Signed ('Winston S. Churchill') in bold, dark fountain pen ink to the lower photographer's mount, with an additional four line quotation in his hand, in full, 'Long live the forward march of the common people in all the lands towards their true & just inheritance & towards the broader & fuller age'. Also dated 30th November 1941 in his hand. War date signed photographs of Churchill of this size and quality are rare, and the present example is greatly enhanced by the addition of his holograph quotation. Some light age wear to the edges of the photographer's mount, evidently caused by previous framing, and with a couple minor creases to the upper left border and corners. About VGChurchill's choice of quotation is an interesting one, and derives (with a couple of very minor alterations) from the conclusion of his Dieu Protégé La France speech which was first broadcast on 21st October 1940, and in which he also declared 'Frenchmen! For more than 30 years in peace and war I have marched with you… Here in London, which Her Hitler says he will reduce to ashes, and which his aeroplanes are now bombarding, our people are bearing up unflinchingly. Our Air Force has more than held its own. We are waiting for the long promised invasion. So are the fishes . . .Remember that we shall never stop, never weary, and never give in . . . We seek to beat the life and soul out of Hitler and Hitlerism….'
GRISSOM VIRGIL: (1926-1967) American Astronaut, one of the original NASA Project Mercury astronauts. Signed First Day Cover featuring an image of a rocket leaving earth and a United States stamp celebrating the Mercury Project, postmarked Cape Canaveral, 20th February 1962, further featuring a second United States postage stamp depicting John F. Kennedy, postmarked Barnhart, 29th May 1964. Signed ('Virgil I Grissom') in blue ink with his name alone to the upper left corner. Rare. VG
LENNON & ONO: LENNON JOHN: (1940-1980) English Musician, a member of The Beatles & ONO YOKO (1933- ) Japanese Artist, Singer, Songwriter & Peace Activist, second wife of Lennon from 1969-80. A superb signed and inscribed 7 x 9.5 photograph by both Lennon and Ono individually, the engaging soft focus image depicting the couple in head and shoulders poses together. Photograph by Bob Gruen of New York and bearing his credit stamp to the verso. Signed by Lennon in bold black ink to a clear area at the head of the image, 'To "Admiral Limousine" from admiral John Lennon', and signed ('Yoko Ono') in bold black ink by Ono with her name alone immediately beneath her husband's signature, her surname running into a slightly darker area of the image. A rare and highly appealing signed photograph by one of the most famous couples in the history of 20th century pop culture. Some very light, extremely minor wrinkling to the edges of the image, otherwise about EX Bob Gruen (1945- ) American Photographer & Author, known for his images of Rock 'n' Roll stars including Bob Dylan, The Clash, Ramones, Sex Pistols, Blondie, The Who, David Bowie, Tina Turner and many others. Gruen served as Lennon's personal photographer during the musician's time in New York and was responsible for the iconic image of Lennon wearing a New York City t-shirt. Provenance: The present photograph was signed at the request of Jeffrey Resnik, a partner in the American Admiral Limousine Service, when he served as a chauffeur for Lennon and Ono whilst they were staying at the Hay Adams hotel in Washington DC. Resnik later presented the photograph to George A. Coupe Sr., owner of Admiral Limousine Service.
1861 Saul Solomon & Co "Wood-block" printing, 1d brick-red (SG 13b) used by smudged part triangular obliterator, just touched at left but with clear margins at foot and right, various imperfections including thinning, small stain and a couple of filled pinholes, a representative space-filler of this rare stamp, RPS cert (2006), cat £5,000
1868-71 Remainders of old stock subsequently perforated by the 11½-12½ machine, 2d pale vermilion, rouletted (SG 47), original rouletting at sides, also perf at right (2mm from rouletting) and at top and foot, used by neat Adelaide cds for AU 15 68 which is the earliest recorded date for this rare stamp, BPA cert (1982)
1852 "Scinde Dawk" ½a blue (SG S2), cut square with four large margins, but defective with 8mm tear and embossing splits, also somewhat toned, used by large part diamond of dots, a representative space-filler of this rare stamp which is of overall good facial appearance, RPS cert (1997), cat £9,500
1922-23 2s6d chocolate-brown with type 5 (Thom) overprint, top marginal vertical strip of three, top stamp showing the Major re-entry, pos.1/2 and the lower stamp No accent pos.3/2 (SG 64/a), centre (normal) stamp with a couple of tone spots on reverse, top stamp u/m lower two large part o.g. an attractive and rare positional multiple, MacDonnell cert (2004)
Malaya - Straits Settlements : (SG 72) 1884 '4 Cents' in black on 5c blue fresh m.m., very fine with large part original gum, with 1978 RPS certificate which very harshly states 'crease', whatever they are referring to is not visible to the naked eye, one would be hard pressed to find a finer example of this rare stamp Cat £3500 (image available)
Ex Libris Colebrooke Co. FermanaghTrinity Prize Bindings: M. Tullii Ciceronis Opera, cum de lectu commentariorum. 9 vols. 4to Paris 1740. Add. engd. frontis after Soubeyran. Cont. full mottled calf, single gilt fillet borders, with oval T.C.D. prize stamp in gilt on both covers, profusely tooled gilt spines in panels,mor. labels (1 spine dam. at base), otherwise very good set.* With the original rare early T.C.D. prize bookplate issued to Arthur Brooke in 1744, a descendant of Arthur Brooke, later became Prime Minister of Northern Ireland. Purchased at Colebrooke by present owner. (9)

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