Antique, Fine Art and Collectables auction held on Wednesday 7th of August 2024
Cigarette and Trade cards, 3 Glen binders of sets of naval themed cigarette and trade cards to include John Player, Oxo, Huntley and Palmer, Liebig, Champion, Carreras, Ogdens, Mornflake Oats, Steven Mitchell & Son, Dunhills, Nicholas Saroney, Hignett Bros, etc
Sold for £340Condition report
To include: John PLayer & Sons "Racing Yachts", John Player & Sons "Ship-Models", John Player & Sons "Old Naval Prints" x 2, various Stollwerck Chocolade and Gatmann Chocloade military ships?, Huntley & Plamers "Reading & London", Skyfotos LTD liners?, Singleton & Coles "Orient Royal Mail Line", F Green & Co "Orient Line", Senior Service "The Navy", John Player & Sons "Historic Ships", John Player & Sons "Wooden Walls", John Player & Sons "History of Naval Dress" x 2, Adventure/The Rover "Famous Ships", The Rover "Flags of the Sea", Imaperial Tobacco Canada "Merchant Ships of the World", The Champion "Ships of the World", Richard Lloyd & Sons "Atlantic Records", Murrays "Steam Ships", High Grade Cigarettes "Famous British Ships and Officers", John Player & Sons "Shipping", ??? "Merchant Ships of the World", Godfrey Phillips "Ships and their Flags", Ogden's "Flags & Funnels of Leading Steamship Lines", John Player & Sons "Ships Flags & Cap Badges", ??? "British Man of War Series", John Player & Sons "Life on Board a Man of War in 1805 and 1905", John Player & Sons "Ship Figureheads", John Player & Sons "England's Naval Heroes", Mornflake "Cunard Line", Stephen Mitchell & Sons "River & Coastal Steamers", Ogden's "The Blue Riband of the Atlantic", Ogden's "Yachts & Motor Boats", Ogden's "Sea Advnture", Ogden's "Ocean Greyhounds", Hignett Bros & Co "Ocean Greyhounds", Nicolas Sarony & Co "Ships of All Ages", ??? "Flags of the British Empire", Reddings Tea "Ships of the World", Royal Navy Submarine Museum "Pictorial History of R.N. Submarines", Dunhills of Pontefract "Ships and their Workings", Ching & Co "Ships and their Workings", ??? "Ships and Shipping", Kellogg "Ships of the British Empire", Green Top Special Tea "Evolution of the Royal Navy" and Lyons Tea "HMS 1902-1962"
