BALLAD
'The Countryman's Ramble to London',
verses beginning "At whoam a simple country lad" interspersed with a long monologue, describing how he gave as good as he got in London, with many dreadful puns, contemporary MS note "A fair sample of the ballads sold at Thirsk Fair, November 1857", thin ballad paper, 1 side 9½" x 7¼", no place,
Item Date:
1857
Stock No:
19544
£30
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BALLADS
2 on 1 sheet, 'The Mantle of Green' and 'I'm Seventeen Come Sunday',
beginning "As I went a-walking one morning in June ... she appeared like a queen ... and a mantle of green", she had lost her lover at Waterloo, whom the singer realises was his commanding officer, the second begins "As I walked out one May morning", and ends "Now I am with my soldier lad ... A drum and fife is my delight, And a pint of rum in the morning", thin ballad paper, 1 side 10" x 7", Thomas Yapp's Cheap Song Warehouse, 82 Digbeth, Birmingham, date in pen
Item Date:
1863
Stock No:
19547
£30
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[BALLANTINE
(William, 1812-1887, Serjeant-at-law)]
Fine unsigned carte-de-visite photo by W. & A.H.Fry,
showing him three-quarter length, sitting cross-legged in a chair with a book on his lap, 4½" x 2½", no place,
titled and dated on verso, slightly spotted
Item Date:
1892
Stock No:
29671
£55
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BANKES
(Sir John Eldon, 1854-1946, Appeal Judge)
Autograph Letter Signed to James Frederick Chance,
(1856-1938, Hon. Secretary to the Eton War Memorial Fund) ,saying he "will gladly look over your draft", 1 side 8vo., Soughton Hall, Northop, Flintshire, 18th April
tear along line of transparent slip in left margin without loss
Item Date:
1928
Stock No:
14711
£10
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SIGNED BY BANNISTER AND HIS PACE MAKERS AFTER HE BROKE THE FOUR MINUTE MILE
BANNISTER
(Roger Gilbert, 1929-2018, Neurologist and Athlete, first Man to run the Four Minute Mile), Chris BRASHER (1928-2003, Track and Field Athlete, Sports Journalist and co-founder of the London Marathon) and Chris CHATAWAY (1931-2014, Middle and Long Distance Runner, News Broadcaster and Conservative MP)
Fine Photo signed by all three after the historic record breaking event
showing Bannister shaking hands with Chataway with Brasher standing the other side of them, 6½” x 4¾”, no place but Oxford, no date but 6th May
Item Date:
1954
Stock No:
42700
£250
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