* The Geoff Milburn Archive. A large archive of approx. 1000 handwritten and typed letters, etc., mostly 1960s and later, all by and concerning climbing, correspondents include Les Ainsworth, Dave Alcock, Nat Allen, Joe Brown, John Cleare, Dave Cox, Rowland Edwards, Ron Fawcett, Neil Foster, Frank Fitzgerald, Phil Gibson, Peter Harding, Lord John Hunt, Dave Knighton, Johnnie Lees, Rudolf Loewy, Robin Hodgkin, Paul Mitchell, Rick Newcombe, Bernard Norman, Paul Nunn, Gus Pigott, Andy Pollitt, Nigel Rogers, John Roscoe, Hal Rouse, Alec Sharp, Tony Streather, John Sumner, Walt Unsworth, Len Wilson, et al, subjects relating to actual climbs, meetings, publishing projects, personal cards, admin, etc., many folio, arranged in polysleeves in nine modern ring binders and one card folder of unsorted letters (10)
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ROCK 'N' ROLL: An excellent collection of vintage signed album pages, a few pieces, some signed magazine and concert programme photographs etc., by various British Rock 'n' Roll singers and bands of the 1960s including Jeff Beck, Keith Relf, Jim McCarty, Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce, Syd Barrett ('Syd'), Roger Waters, Bill Wyman, Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, John Paul Jones, Jet Harris, The Applejacks (Al Jackson, Martin Baggott, Don Gould, Phil Cash, Gerry Freeman & Megan Davies), Long John Baldry, Cilla Black, Elkie Brooks, Joe Brown, Dave Clark, Rolf Harris (with self caricature), Spencer Davis, Lonnie Donegan, Georgie Fame, The Fourmost (Brian O'Hara, Billy Hatton, Dave Lovelady & Mike Millward), Freddie Garrity, Billy Fury, Gerry Marsden, Graham Nash, Engelbert Humperdink, Big Dee Irwin, Billy J. Kramer, Lulu, Manfred Mann (Manfred Mann, Paul Jones, Tom McGuinness & Mike Vickers), The Mojos (Stu James, Nicky Crouch, Terry O'Toole, Keith Karlson & John Konrad), Denny Laine, Mickie Most, The Nashville Teens (Ray Phillips, Barry Jenkins, Pete Shannon, John Hawken and one other), Peter & Gordon, Tommy Quickly, The Remo Four (Colin Manley, Phil Rogers, Don Andrew & Roy Dyke), Cliff Richard, Hank Marvin, Mike Pender, Helen Shapiro, Ronnie Lane, Sounds Incorporated (Barrie Cameron, John St. John, Alan Holmes, Griff West, Wes Hunter & Tony Newman), The Walker Brothers (John, Gary & Scott), Mark Wynter etc. Some light age wear and a few tape stains, a few FR, generally G to VG, 83
*Arthur Mailey. M.V. ‘Winchester Castle’. Union-Castle Line. Official menu from the ship dated 3rd October 1949. The ‘Winchester Castle’ travelled between England and South Africa and this menu is marked with printed title ‘Outward Bound’, so I assume it was travelling to South Africa. The menu with colour illustration of a bee eater to front cover, Music Programme and menu to inner pages and ‘Autographs’ page to rear cover. This page has an excellent and attractive original pen and ink caricature self portrait of Arthur Mailey next to his ink signature, the caricature high lighted in colour wash to show off his red nose and is also signed by seventeen cricketers including Jack Crapp (Gloucestershire), ‘Jack’ Oakes, J.H. Cornford and George Cox (Sussex), Frank Woodhead (Notts), ‘Alec’ Coxon and Johnny Wardle (Yorkshire), Jim Laker (Surrey), Don Kenyon (Worcs), Jim Bailey, Leo Harrison and Neville Rogers (Hants), A.E. Rhodes (Derbys), Jack Young (Middlesex), Dai Davies and Phil Clift (Glamorgan) etc. Minor foxing otherwise in very good condition Arthur Mailey was presumably travelling to South Africa to report on the forthcoming Test series between South Africa and Australia, but as to the other signatures, their was no tour involving these players in 1949/50 and many of them were not Test players, presumably they were going out to South Africa to coach in the winter season?
ARR Phil Rogers (British, b.1951)Large lidded Jar, circa 1990Stoneware, brown glaze over a fluted body, a raised horizontal rib around the base, the domed lid with carved ring around a looping handle, impressed PR sealH 33cm, D 24cmPROVENANCE: Private Collection, Worcestershire, UKCONDITION: Perfect condition with no damage or restoration
ARR Phil Rogers (British, b.1951)Vase, circa 1990Stoneware, squared form with brown saltglaze and combed grasses motif to each face, impressed PR and Marston Pottery sealsH 33cm, D 16cmPROVENANCE: Private Collection, Worcestershire, UKCONDITION: Perfect condition with no damage or restoration
Phil Rogers (born 1951) a salt-glaze stoneware vase, waisted form with applied lug handles, another smaller, painted with grasses, a shell impressed unomi, a preserve pot and cover, bowl and a dish by the same artist, and a collection of studio pottery ephemera impressed seal marks 20cm. high
ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of signed cards, T.Ls.S., a few signed photographs etc., by various film stars etc., including Caroline Munro, Sean Astin, Walter Koenig, Rod Taylor, Phil Brown, Clayton Moore, Jonathan Harris, Ice Cube, George Takei, James Garner, Simon Cadell, Ginger Rogers, Sophie Tucker, Bette Davis, Mary Pickford, Agnes Moorehead (T.L.S. referring to filming with Montgomery Clift and Elizabeth Taylor), Gloria Swanson, programme signed by the stars of The Artist, Jean Dujardin and Berenice Bojo individually, etc. Generally VG to EX, 35
ALAN CAIGER-SMITH (B.1930) A pottery mug, with brown glazed decoration, painted potter`s mark to the base, 4 1/2" high, a Phil Rogers stoneware octagonal tea bowl, with iron red linear decoration, impressed potter`s seal to bottom rim, 3 1/2" high and a Mike Dodd stoneware bowl, impressed potter`s seal to the base, 6 1/4" diameter, a large studio pottery stoneware jug, possibly Phil Rogers or Mike Dodd, 10 3/4" high (4)
ATTRIBUTED TO SHOJI HAMADA (1894-1978) A stoneware tray with brown foliate branch brush work on the inside and outside, late 1930`s/early 1940`s, 13" long x 6 1/2" wide x 3" deep; together with original box and cover, annotated with two pen and ink drawings of the tray. Provenance: Purchased from Phil Rogers, Hamada Shoji 1894-1978 Exhibition, at Marston Pottery, Powys, October 2005. Note: See National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo, The Respective Exhibition of Shoji Hamada, No. 62 for an almost exact comparison.
A Winchcombe studio stoneware fruit bowl by Ray Finch, a 1960`s Winchcombe stoneware dish of square form, two small Phil Rogers salt glazed stoneware tea bowls, another tea bowl, a Stanley Sellers Tenmoku vase, a Marianne de Trey stem cup, a Jack Doherty small pot, and a Winchcombe Tenmoku preserve pot (PART ILLUSTRATED)
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