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Overall height: 204cm Height of plinth: 127cmCondition report: Overall weathered, with losses of detail overall. Including, chipped end to the nose and weathered. Weathered eyes, mouth, beard and…

Condition report;When looking through the telescope the picture appears to be nice and clear, there marks and scratches throughout both the telescope and tripod however all appears to be in good…

Condition Report: Kneehole size - 47cm wide; 59cm high. The desk is sun-faded in some places. It is of solid construction. There is a chip to the moulding on the left side. Two handles are chipped.…

NICHOLSON, William (1872-1949, illustrator).  An Alphabet. London: William Heinemann, January 1899. 4to (308 x 242mm). Coloured lithographed publisher's device on title, 26 coloured lithographed…

KIPLING, Rudyard (1865-1936). Three autograph letters comprising: a 2-page letter to S. S. Sprigg, dated Nov. 26, [18]96, on paper headed 'Rock House, Maidencombe, St. Marychurch', stating, "Glad to…

COBURN, Alvin Langdon (1882-1966, photographer).  Men of Mark. London and New York: Duckworth ... [verso of title:] Printed at the Ballantyne Press, London, 1913. 4to (310 x 235mm). Half title,…

WARREN, Suzanne [i.e. Suzanne Henriette Angèle WARENGHEM ([?]1911-99)] - Gordon YOUNG (b. 1905).  In Trust and Treason. The Strange Story of Suzanne Warren. London: E. Hulton and Co., Ltd., 1959 …

"THE PHONEY WAR", DUNKIRK, THE BATTLE OF BRITAIN AND THE BLITZ - "The Leader Foolscap Folio Diary for 1940" [title printed on upper wrapper]. Folio (320 x 210mm). Manuscript diary on c. 50 leaves…

PULP FICTION - "Hank JANSON" [i.e. Stephen Daniel FRANCES (d. 1989)].  Gun Moll for Hire. London: "Published by S. D. Frances. Sale Distributors: Gaywood Press Ltd.", [1948 or later]. 8vo (183 x…

Diameter of cluster 12.5mm, surface chip to principal diamond by one claw, surrounding diamonds, one diamond has surface reaching inclusion from within the stone, this takes the form of a crack, this…

An important series of letters between Bill Naughton and Lewis Gilbert, comprising five one-page autograph letters from Naughton to Gilbert, all on Park-Sheraton Hotel New York headed stationery, one…

A large quantity of production related paperwork, 1963 – 1971, contained within two green card filing cabinet hanging files, both files with original typescript tabs Alfie, containing letters from…

An early mimeographed typescript of Ronald Hardy’s treatment for the screenplay, entitled The Spy Who Loved Me, Ronald Hardy, undated [but pre 5 Nov. 1975], 126 pp. [p.121missing] in blue card covers…

Two separate mimeographed typescripts of Richard Maibaum’s screenplay, both different versions; one entitled The Spy Who Loved Me, Draft Screenplay, Richard Maibaum and dated Nov.5,1975, 154 pp. in…

A mimeographed typescript of Lewis Gilbert’s dictated summary of the story entitled The Spy Who Loved Me, Story Outline No:1, (Dictated by Lewis Gilbert at a meeting on 5.Apr,76.), nine unbound pp.…

Two separate mimeographed typescripts of Christopher Wood’s screenplay, both similar versions,  the earlier one of the two an incomplete script missing the final 29 pages, entitled The Spy Who Loved…

Lewis Gilbert’s mimeographed typescript shooting script entitled The Spy Who Loved Me, Revised Final Shooting Script with copyright details Copyright of Danjaq S.A., dated 23 August,1976, the title…

Thirteen original photographic reproductions of storyboards for Scenes 176 – 206, the film’s most spectacular chase sequence on death-defying coastal roads featuring Bond driving Q’s specially…

A large black and white portrait photograph of Lewis Gilbert on the set of The Spy Who Loved Me, uncredited but taken by Martin Godwin from the Guardian Picture Desk [see Lot 512] - 29.2 x 36.8 cm.…