Trafford Books: Books, Autographs, Photographs, Ephemera, Postcards, Stamps and Postal History, 431, Manchester

British Comics, 1940s/50s

Signed books comprising Ken Russell "A British Picture"

Books & Ephemera including WW2 Telegrams (3) from the Secretary of State for the Colonies headed SECRET; various PPCs (32)

"Nine Hundred & Ninety-Nine Thoughts on Various Subjects",

"An Introduction to the Study of Hypnotism"

North West England interest including Rathbone "The Life of Kitty Wilkinson",

"Things To Be Thought Of. Addressed to the Young",

Almanacks for 1835, a bound volume of seven

"The Natural History of 'Stuck-Up' People", "The Natural History of The Gent", and "The Natural History of the Ballet-Girl",

Softback publications with many pamphlets, including G.R. Woodward "St. Halward, the Martyr"

Ephemera late-1950s/early-1960s, comprising Ritz Ballroom novelty dance cards (2) with moveable eyes, and two packs of embroidery designs,

Assorted books with William Andrews "Historic Romance: Strange Stories, Characters, Scenes, Mysteries"

Ephemera, prints & softbacks

"Blackburn as it is: a Topographical, Statistical and Historical Account",

Photographic stereographs, late-19th & early-20th Century, with many scenes from WWI, plus Russo-Japanese War, and scenes around the world. (165).

Carton with many old PPCs, British & Foreign, with some better, plus newspapers from

Pamphlets, historical & literary including "Instructions of King Henry VIII for the General Visitations of the Monasteries and Nunneries, 1538-39"

Various including Wyld "The Physics and Philosophy of the Senses"

The Golden Ass of Apuleius,

The Brewers' Almanack and Wine and Spirit Trade Annual for 1936 and 1937,

Illustrated London News for 1947

Various including A. & C. Black topography (7), five illustrated by Heaton Cooper (one rebound in half-leather); Temple "The Gytrash of Goathland",

Autographs including posters (2) signed by Jackie Stewart (with Rubens Barrichello) and Alex Higgins; and five cut signatures matted with photos

"Manchester Streets and Manchester Men",

"The Poll for Two Knights of the Shire to represent the Western Division of the County of Stafford....