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Lot 9
Lledo and similar, a boxed TV and film related, Comic, Commercial and similar group, to include Lledo BN002 The Beano Comic 65 Years 1938 - 2003, Lledo DG50032 Bullnose Morris Van and others. Although not checked for completeness conditions generally appear Good in generally Poor to Good boxes, rigid Perspex cases, and card slip cases. See photo.
Lot 62
Corgi, Matchbox and similar, a unboxed group comprising of Film and TV related, Emergency, Commercial and similar, to include Corgi Ford Gran Torino "Starsky & Hutch", Corgi Lotus Esprit "007" (James Bond) and others. Although not checked for completeness conditions generally appear Poor to Fair, Playworn. See photo.
Lot 479
Minichamps, Hot Wheels and Sega, a boxed TV and Film related group to include The Minichamps Bond Collection Toyota 2000 (James Bond, 007), Initial D Vignette Collection and Hot Wheels Elite Ghostbusters Ecto 1A. Although not checked for completeness conditions generally appear Near Mint to Mint in generally Good boxes, rigid Perspex cases and card slip cases. See photo.
Lot 301
A vintage Williamsburg pewter tankard featuring an engraved dedication to "Morris" and referencing the 1970 film Diary of a Mad Housewife, along with the name "Frank." This traditional tankard has a bulbous body, a sturdy base, and a classic scrolled handle. The underside bears the Williamsburg Pewter backstamp, identifying it as crafted from high-quality pewter alloy.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 5"HCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 852
50th Anniv Battle of Britain Signed by J A Thomson Battle of Britain Pilot. 29 5 90 London Reach For the Sky Royal Gala Film Performance Special Postmark Special scene picture cachet taken from the film 'Reach for the Sky Battle of Britain 50th Anniversary. Personally Wg Cdr J A Thomson (245 and 302 Sqns), Battle of Britain Pilot. Wynn Details from Men of the Battle of Britain. Certified Copy no 37 of 125. 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 27
Tony Herbert (1927-2024) 'Spring in Paris', signed, watercolour, 21.5 x 30.5cm, and 17 further French views, mainly unframed. (18)Frederick Anthony Herbert, known as Tony Herbert, was born 24th April 1927 and died 24th April 2024. He signed his work as either “FA Herbert” or “Tony Herbert”. On leaving school in 1943 Tony worked in the art department of National Screen in Wardour Street producing film trailers. This was interrupted when he reached 18 and was conscripted for the final months of WW2. He was demobbed in 1947 and used the small government grant to pay for a fulltime place at Ealing School of Art. From there he went into advertising , working at various London studios, before settling as a freelance illustrator focusing on children’s books. Though he remained a children’s illustrator for decades, he never dropped his passion for watercolour landscapes; presenting one man shows in galleries around the south of England, including, Dorset, East Anglia, Suffolk, Barnes, Wimbledon, Richmond and Ealing. In later life he started to travel further afield – regularly taking his sketchpads to Venice, Paris and Normandy. By the late 1980s Tony moved away from illustrating and spent the next 40 years focussed entirely on watercolour landscapes.
Lot 35
Tony Herbert (1927-2024) Figures on the Promenade, Venice, signed, watercolour, 21 x 30cm, and 13 further Venetian scenes, one mounted, all unframed. (14)Frederick Anthony Herbert, known as Tony Herbert, was born 24th April 1927 and died 24th April 2024. He signed his work as either “FA Herbert” or “Tony Herbert”. On leaving school in 1943 Tony worked in the art department of National Screen in Wardour Street producing film trailers. This was interrupted when he reached 18 and was conscripted for the final months of WW2. He was demobbed in 1947 and used the small government grant to pay for a fulltime place at Ealing School of Art. From there he went into advertising , working at various London studios, before settling as a freelance illustrator focusing on children’s books. Though he remained a children’s illustrator for decades, he never dropped his passion for watercolour landscapes; presenting one man shows in galleries around the south of England, including, Dorset, East Anglia, Suffolk, Barnes, Wimbledon, Richmond and Ealing. In later life he started to travel further afield – regularly taking his sketchpads to Venice, Paris and Normandy. By the late 1980s Tony moved away from illustrating and spent the next 40 years focussed entirely on watercolour landscapes.
Lot 29
Tony Herbert (1927-2024) 'Buying Fish, Southwold Harbour', signed, watercolour, 25 x 33cm, and four further to include 'Kiosk, Sothwold', 'Woodbridge', 'The Square, Southwold', and 'River Blyth, Walberswick', all mounted but unframed. (5)Frederick Anthony Herbert, known as Tony Herbert, was born 24th April 1927 and died 24th April 2024. He signed his work as either “FA Herbert” or “Tony Herbert”. On leaving school in 1943 Tony worked in the art department of National Screen in Wardour Street producing film trailers. This was interrupted when he reached 18 and was conscripted for the final months of WW2. He was demobbed in 1947 and used the small government grant to pay for a fulltime place at Ealing School of Art. From there he went into advertising , working at various London studios, before settling as a freelance illustrator focusing on children’s books. Though he remained a children’s illustrator for decades, he never dropped his passion for watercolour landscapes; presenting one man shows in galleries around the south of England, including, Dorset, East Anglia, Suffolk, Barnes, Wimbledon, Richmond and Ealing. In later life he started to travel further afield – regularly taking his sketchpads to Venice, Paris and Normandy. By the late 1980s Tony moved away from illustrating and spent the next 40 years focussed entirely on watercolour landscapes.
Lot 21
Tony Herbert (1927-2024) 'The Cobb, Lyme Regis', signed, watercolour, 19 x 28cm, and two further, one mounted but unframed. (3)Frederick Anthony Herbert, known as Tony Herbert, was born 24th April 1927 and died 24th April 2024. He signed his work as either “FA Herbert” or “Tony Herbert”. On leaving school in 1943 Tony worked in the art department of National Screen in Wardour Street producing film trailers. This was interrupted when he reached 18 and was conscripted for the final months of WW2. He was demobbed in 1947 and used the small government grant to pay for a fulltime place at Ealing School of Art. From there he went into advertising , working at various London studios, before settling as a freelance illustrator focusing on children’s books. Though he remained a children’s illustrator for decades, he never dropped his passion for watercolour landscapes; presenting one man shows in galleries around the south of England, including, Dorset, East Anglia, Suffolk, Barnes, Wimbledon, Richmond and Ealing. In later life he started to travel further afield – regularly taking his sketchpads to Venice, Paris and Normandy. By the late 1980s Tony moved away from illustrating and spent the next 40 years focussed entirely on watercolour landscapes.
Lot 23
Tony Herbert (1927-2024) A collection of 27 watercolours, mainly Lyme Regis and Dorset, all unframed. (27)Frederick Anthony Herbert, known as Tony Herbert, was born 24th April 1927 and died 24th April 2024. He signed his work as either “FA Herbert” or “Tony Herbert”. On leaving school in 1943 Tony worked in the art department of National Screen in Wardour Street producing film trailers. This was interrupted when he reached 18 and was conscripted for the final months of WW2. He was demobbed in 1947 and used the small government grant to pay for a fulltime place at Ealing School of Art. From there he went into advertising , working at various London studios, before settling as a freelance illustrator focusing on children’s books. Though he remained a children’s illustrator for decades, he never dropped his passion for watercolour landscapes; presenting one man shows in galleries around the south of England, including, Dorset, East Anglia, Suffolk, Barnes, Wimbledon, Richmond and Ealing. In later life he started to travel further afield – regularly taking his sketchpads to Venice, Paris and Normandy. By the late 1980s Tony moved away from illustrating and spent the next 40 years focussed entirely on watercolour landscapes.
Lot 26
Tony Herbert (1927-2024) 'Henley Boat Houses', watercolour, 22 x 22cm, together with 21 further Thames scenes, to include Richmond, Twickenham, Kew, Barnes and Kingston, all unframed. (22)Frederick Anthony Herbert, known as Tony Herbert, was born 24th April 1927 and died 24th April 2024. He signed his work as either “FA Herbert” or “Tony Herbert”. On leaving school in 1943 Tony worked in the art department of National Screen in Wardour Street producing film trailers. This was interrupted when he reached 18 and was conscripted for the final months of WW2. He was demobbed in 1947 and used the small government grant to pay for a fulltime place at Ealing School of Art. From there he went into advertising , working at various London studios, before settling as a freelance illustrator focusing on children’s books. Though he remained a children’s illustrator for decades, he never dropped his passion for watercolour landscapes; presenting one man shows in galleries around the south of England, including, Dorset, East Anglia, Suffolk, Barnes, Wimbledon, Richmond and Ealing. In later life he started to travel further afield – regularly taking his sketchpads to Venice, Paris and Normandy. By the late 1980s Tony moved away from illustrating and spent the next 40 years focussed entirely on watercolour landscapes.
Lot 30
Tony Herbert (1927-2024) 'Southwold', signed, watercolour, 16.5 x 20cm, and four further to include 'Kiosk at Southwold', 'The ferryman, Walberswick', 'Walking Towards the Sole Bay Inn, Southwold', and 'Towards the Sea at Southwold', all mounted but unframed. (5)Frederick Anthony Herbert, known as Tony Herbert, was born 24th April 1927 and died 24th April 2024. He signed his work as either “FA Herbert” or “Tony Herbert”. On leaving school in 1943 Tony worked in the art department of National Screen in Wardour Street producing film trailers. This was interrupted when he reached 18 and was conscripted for the final months of WW2. He was demobbed in 1947 and used the small government grant to pay for a fulltime place at Ealing School of Art. From there he went into advertising , working at various London studios, before settling as a freelance illustrator focusing on children’s books. Though he remained a children’s illustrator for decades, he never dropped his passion for watercolour landscapes; presenting one man shows in galleries around the south of England, including, Dorset, East Anglia, Suffolk, Barnes, Wimbledon, Richmond and Ealing. In later life he started to travel further afield – regularly taking his sketchpads to Venice, Paris and Normandy. By the late 1980s Tony moved away from illustrating and spent the next 40 years focussed entirely on watercolour landscapes.
Lot 28
Tony Herbert (1927-2024) 'The Art Class', signed, watercolour; 'At The Exhibition', signed, 20 x 25cm, both framed, and 29 further watercolours and sketches, mostly unframed. (31)Frederick Anthony Herbert, known as Tony Herbert, was born 24th April 1927 and died 24th April 2024. He signed his work as either “FA Herbert” or “Tony Herbert”. On leaving school in 1943 Tony worked in the art department of National Screen in Wardour Street producing film trailers. This was interrupted when he reached 18 and was conscripted for the final months of WW2. He was demobbed in 1947 and used the small government grant to pay for a fulltime place at Ealing School of Art. From there he went into advertising , working at various London studios, before settling as a freelance illustrator focusing on children’s books. Though he remained a children’s illustrator for decades, he never dropped his passion for watercolour landscapes; presenting one man shows in galleries around the south of England, including, Dorset, East Anglia, Suffolk, Barnes, Wimbledon, Richmond and Ealing. In later life he started to travel further afield – regularly taking his sketchpads to Venice, Paris and Normandy. By the late 1980s Tony moved away from illustrating and spent the next 40 years focussed entirely on watercolour landscapes.
Lot 25
Tony Herbert (1927-2024) Harbour view, signed, watercolour, 28 x 42cm, together with 10 various Yorkshire and Sussex views, and 12 mainly Welsh scenes, all unframed. (23)Frederick Anthony Herbert, known as Tony Herbert, was born 24th April 1927 and died 24th April 2024. He signed his work as either “FA Herbert” or “Tony Herbert”. On leaving school in 1943 Tony worked in the art department of National Screen in Wardour Street producing film trailers. This was interrupted when he reached 18 and was conscripted for the final months of WW2. He was demobbed in 1947 and used the small government grant to pay for a fulltime place at Ealing School of Art. From there he went into advertising , working at various London studios, before settling as a freelance illustrator focusing on children’s books. Though he remained a children’s illustrator for decades, he never dropped his passion for watercolour landscapes; presenting one man shows in galleries around the south of England, including, Dorset, East Anglia, Suffolk, Barnes, Wimbledon, Richmond and Ealing. In later life he started to travel further afield – regularly taking his sketchpads to Venice, Paris and Normandy. By the late 1980s Tony moved away from illustrating and spent the next 40 years focussed entirely on watercolour landscapes.
Lot 31
Tony Herbert (1927-2024) 'Aldeburgh Beach', signed, watercolour, 24 x 31cm, and four further to include 'River Blyth, Southwold', 'Walberswick', and two others. (5)Frederick Anthony Herbert, known as Tony Herbert, was born 24th April 1927 and died 24th April 2024. He signed his work as either “FA Herbert” or “Tony Herbert”. On leaving school in 1943 Tony worked in the art department of National Screen in Wardour Street producing film trailers. This was interrupted when he reached 18 and was conscripted for the final months of WW2. He was demobbed in 1947 and used the small government grant to pay for a fulltime place at Ealing School of Art. From there he went into advertising , working at various London studios, before settling as a freelance illustrator focusing on children’s books. Though he remained a children’s illustrator for decades, he never dropped his passion for watercolour landscapes; presenting one man shows in galleries around the south of England, including, Dorset, East Anglia, Suffolk, Barnes, Wimbledon, Richmond and Ealing. In later life he started to travel further afield – regularly taking his sketchpads to Venice, Paris and Normandy. By the late 1980s Tony moved away from illustrating and spent the next 40 years focussed entirely on watercolour landscapes.
Lot 32
Tony Herbert (1927-2024) 'Aldeburgh '98 May, Late Afternoon', signed and inscribed with title, watercolour, 24.5 x 34cm, and approximately 54 further, mainly Suffolk views, all unframed. (55)Frederick Anthony Herbert, known as Tony Herbert, was born 24th April 1927 and died 24th April 2024. He signed his work as either “FA Herbert” or “Tony Herbert”. On leaving school in 1943 Tony worked in the art department of National Screen in Wardour Street producing film trailers. This was interrupted when he reached 18 and was conscripted for the final months of WW2. He was demobbed in 1947 and used the small government grant to pay for a fulltime place at Ealing School of Art. From there he went into advertising , working at various London studios, before settling as a freelance illustrator focusing on children’s books. Though he remained a children’s illustrator for decades, he never dropped his passion for watercolour landscapes; presenting one man shows in galleries around the south of England, including, Dorset, East Anglia, Suffolk, Barnes, Wimbledon, Richmond and Ealing. In later life he started to travel further afield – regularly taking his sketchpads to Venice, Paris and Normandy. By the late 1980s Tony moved away from illustrating and spent the next 40 years focussed entirely on watercolour landscapes.
Lot 24
Tony Herbert (1927-2024) 'Seaton', inscribed with title and dated '81, watercolour, 21 x 29.5cm, and a collection of 19 further Devon and Cornwall subjects, all unframed. (20)Frederick Anthony Herbert, known as Tony Herbert, was born 24th April 1927 and died 24th April 2024. He signed his work as either “FA Herbert” or “Tony Herbert”. On leaving school in 1943 Tony worked in the art department of National Screen in Wardour Street producing film trailers. This was interrupted when he reached 18 and was conscripted for the final months of WW2. He was demobbed in 1947 and used the small government grant to pay for a fulltime place at Ealing School of Art. From there he went into advertising , working at various London studios, before settling as a freelance illustrator focusing on children’s books. Though he remained a children’s illustrator for decades, he never dropped his passion for watercolour landscapes; presenting one man shows in galleries around the south of England, including, Dorset, East Anglia, Suffolk, Barnes, Wimbledon, Richmond and Ealing. In later life he started to travel further afield – regularly taking his sketchpads to Venice, Paris and Normandy. By the late 1980s Tony moved away from illustrating and spent the next 40 years focussed entirely on watercolour landscapes.
Lot 2050A
Vinyl records - A Nightmare On Elm Street original soundtracks, to include, the original film, Freddy's Revenge, Dream Warriors, The Dream Master (two versions) and The Dream Child. (6) Condition Report: A Nightmare On Elm Street - Sleeve VG +( biro price) Vinyl Nr MintVigilante is VG+Wings of Heaven is EXThe vinyl has some light spots of dirt that will clean off ok,Sunfighter USAfter Bathing At Baxters UKRed Octopus UKManhole USTakes Off UKCrown Of Creation UKSurrealistic Pillow UKThirty Seconds Over Winterland UKEarly Flight UKRed Sea Sleeve VG name stamp to rear, edge rubbing no seam splits, disc VG+ light scratches (swirl inner bag)A Nightmare On Elm Street 2 - Sleeve VG+ ( biro price) Vinyl Nr MintA Nightmare On Elm Street 3 - Sleeve VG+ Vinyl EXA Nightmare On Elm Street 4 - Sleeve VG Vinyl EXA Nightmare On Elm Street 4 (with LOVE KILLS ON FRONT- Sleeve VG Vinyl EXA Nightmare On Elm Street 5 - Sleeve VG Vinyl EX
Lot 404
Hammer Films soundtrack CDs x 29 (brand new, sealed) and Promo Poster, includes Scars of Dracula x 2, The Hammer Film Music Collection-volume 2 x 3, Twins of Evil x 2, The Devil Rides Out x 2, The Mummy x 2, Blood From The Mummys Tomb x 5, The Lost Continent x 5, She x 2, The Curse of The Mummy's Tomb x 5 and Christopher Lee & Gary Curtis Save The Children Charity CD, all sealed, as new. (29)
Lot 401
Selection of TV & Film related Action figures including Sea Quest Lucas Wolenczak, Aliens Swarm Alien, Lasershot Predator, Stargate Daniel & Ra, Austin Powers, Eaglemoss Dr Who figure and magazine no1 x 2, Trendmasters Mars Attacks Martian Flying Saucer, (Near Mint complete, within opened box), Harmony Gold Robotech Lynn Minmei, all within Near Mint sealed packaging. (10)
Lot 428
Large selection of TV & Film related Action Figures including NECA Hellraiser Chatter Beast, Spawn The Maxx, ID4 Alien Attacker Pilot, Masters of the Universe Stratos, Marvel Vision, Loki & Hercules, Robotech Bioroid Terminator & Lynn Minmei, Metals Die-cast Captain America twin pack & Captain America & 2006 Ford Mustang GT and Mon-Sieur Bome Oni-Musume She Devil version 4, all within Good to Near Mint sealed packaging. SEE PICTURES. (12)
Lot 378
Selection of TV & Film related Games and Space related items including Back to The Future Board Game, Excellent (missing one card board figure), within Good opened box, MB Games Electronic Star Bird, Good (missing top gun and one tail flap) untested, within Good opened box, Galaxy Gun 2001 Space Pistol, Excellent untested, within Excellent opened packaging, EnterTech Electronic Double Phaser Target Game, Excellent complete untested, within Good opened box, Revell New York Skyline 3D Puzzle, Mint UNUSED, within Good Plus opened box and Grandstand My First Computer, Good Plus untested. (6)
Lot 403
Hammer Films soundtrack CDs x 29 (brand new, sealed) and Promo Poster, includes Scars of Dracula x 2, The Hammer Film Music Collection-volume 2 x 3, Twins of Evil x 2, The Devil Rides Out x 2, The Mummy x 2, Blood From The Mummys Tomb x 5, The Lost Continent x 5, She x 2, The Curse of The Mummy's Tomb x 5 and Christopher Lee & Gary Curtis Save The Children Charity CD, all sealed, as new. Hammer Promotional Music Poseter, Mint (lamenated). (30)
Lot 260
A folder of World War German paper ephemera, to include training documents for a Rudolf Richter, medal certificates, photographs and other related documents. (The folder in this lot contains several air war achievement certificates, medal certificates to the above individual, +/-20 black and white photographic film stills of war interest, photograph reports. There are also written documents in this lot to include a Knight's Cross congratulatory card, war interest postcards, an illustrated guide of German decorations and insignia, photographs of soldiers with signatures, and various other certificates.)
Lot 32
Max von Sydow (1929-2020), a signed and dedicated 9.5x7.5 inch photo. A Swedish actor who had a 70-year career in films, tv and theatre, appearing in more than 150 films. He played Ernst Stavro Blofeld, the head of SPECTRE in the James Bond film, Never Say Never Again (1983). 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 36
Olivia de Havilland (1916-2020), British and American actress. A signed 6x4 inch photo. Her film career spanned from 1935 to 1988, appearing in 49 feature films and was one of the leading actresses of her time. 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 716
Luciana Paluzzi signed 10 x 8 inch black and white photo. TV/Film, Entertainment autograph. 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 37
Richard Attenborough (1923-2014), actor and director. A 10x8 inch photo signed in fountain pen ink. With film details attached to back for his latest film, "The Baby and the Battleship" (1956). 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
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