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| Jackley, Nat (1909-1988) |
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Skinny, lisping, rubber-necked comedian who began his career as a clog dancer with the Eight Lancashire Lads, an act that had earlier included Charlie Chaplin. A remarkably early vintage sepia photograph (3.5" x 2.5") of Jackley with a wildly exploding head of hair, neatly signed in blue fountain pen ink across the image. View Details |
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£10.00 |
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| Jackley, Nat (1909-1988) |
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Skinny, lisping, rubber-necked comedian who became a cult figure following his role in the Beatles' televison film, Magical Mystery Tour (1967). A very fine early vintage black and white 5.25" x 3.25" photograph, nicely signed in across the lower white margin. View Details |
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£18.00 |
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| Jackson, Anne (1926- ) |
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Red-haired American actress, from the "Method" school of acting. A fine signed original black and white 8" x 10" publicity photograph for Anne Jackson's 1967 film, The Tiger Makes Out. View Details |
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| Jackson, Freda (1909-1990) |
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Distinguished British stage and film actress. A very fine Spotlight Directory listing (7" x 4.75"), nicely signed (in person) in blue ink. View Details |
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£25.00 |
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| Jackson, Freda (1909-1990) |
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Distinguished British stage and film actress. A fine black and white vintage photograph (5" x 3"), signed and inscribed in dark blue fountain pen ink. View Details |
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| Jackson, Freda (1909-1990) |
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Distinguished British actress. A rare item - a 9.5" x 7" black and white paperweight illustration, probably taken from a book or programme, of the painter HENRY BIRD's pencil drawing of his wife FREDA JACKSON. Both Freda Jackson and Henry Bird have signed it in black fountain pen ink. View Details |
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| Jackson, Glenda (1936- ) |
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Fine British actress, turned politician. A superb black and white 8" x 10" photograph of Glenda Jackson in her Oscar-winning role as Gudrun in Ken Russell's Women in Love (1969), boldly signed in ink across a clear area of the image. View Details |
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£25.00 |
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| Jackson, Glenda (1936- ) |
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Oscar-winning British actress, turned politician. A very fine signed black and white photograph (8" x 10"), in her award-winning role as Elizabeth R (1971). View Details |
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| Jackson, Glenda (1936- ) |
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Fine British actress, turned politician. A very fine black and white photograph (5.5" x 3.5"), nicely signed in blue ink across the image. View Details |
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| Jacobi, Derek (1938- ) |
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Distinguished British actor, most famous for his outstanding television performances, especially BBC Television’s I, Claudius (1976) and Cadfael (1994-1996). A very fine signed 8" x 10" colour photograph, as Gracchus in his 2000 film, Gladiator. View Details |
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£25.00 |
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| Jacobi, Derek (1938- ) |
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Distinguished British actor. A very fine signed black and white publicity photograph (8" x 10"), as Arthur Clennam in Little Dorrit (1988). View Details |
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| Jacobi, Derek (1938- ) |
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Distinguished British actor. A fine earlier black and white photograph (5.5" x 3.5"), nicely signed across the image in blue fountain pen ink. View Details |
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| Jacques, Hattie (1924-1980) |
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Plump, much-loved British character actress, most famous for the 'Carry On' series of comedies, beginning with Carry on Sergeant (1958). A fine original black and white vintage lobby card (8" x 10") for the fourth Carry On film, Carry On Constable (1960), signed in blue ink. RARE in this size and on Carry On material! View Details |
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£150.00 |
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| Jacques, Hattie (1924-1980) |
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Plump, much-loved British character actress, most famous for the 'Carry On' series of comedies, beginning with Carry on Sergeant (1958). A wonderful, rare survival from very early in her career - a part lined page taken from the visitors' book of a theatrical digs, signed in black fountain pen ink in April 1950. View Details |
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£95.00 |
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| Jaffe, Sam (1891-1984) |
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Great American character actor, often cast in Einstein-like roles, as in The Day The Earth Stood Still (1951). View Details |
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£40.00 |
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| James, Clifton (1921- ) |
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Corpulent American character actor, most famous for his portrayal of the redneck sheriff, J.W. Pepper in Bond films, including Live and Let Die (1972) and The Man With The Golden Gun (1974). A fine modern 8" x 10" colour reproduction of a German poster for The Man With the Golden Gun, boldly signed in black ink across the image. View Details |
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£25.00 |
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| James, Jimmy (1892-1965) |
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Great British music hall, film, radio and television comedian and actor, fondly remembered for his routine as a drunk with a cigarette in his mouth. (Interestingly, James was teetotal and never smoked.)
An extraordinarily early sepia publicity photograph (5.25" x 3.25"), showing a Jimmy James in his twenties and signed across the image in dark blue fountain pen ink. RARE from this date. View Details |
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| James, Jimmy (1892-1965) |
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British music hall, film, radio and television comedian and actor; famous for a routine as a drunk with a cigarette in his mouth (interestingly, he was teetotal and never smoked).
A very fine early vintage photograph (4.25" x 3.25"), nicely signed and in black fountain pen ink across the image. View Details |
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| James, Sid (1913-1976) |
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Great South African-born comedy actor. A very fine dinner menu (12" x 8.5") for a Gala Evening of the Lord's Taverners, held in Nottingham on the 7th April, 1976. On an inner page detailing the evening's entertainment there's a section for autographs, and there's a good signature and inscription ("Cheers Joy! Sidney James") in dark blue ink across the page. This item was signed during Sid James' tour of the farce The Mating Season and just 19 days later, at the Sunderland Empire the actor collapsed on the stage after a massive heart attack and died an hour or so later. View Details |
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£85.00 |
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| Jameson, Rex (1924-1983) |
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Legendary British comedian, famous for his Cockney comic character creation, Mrs Shufflewick. A fine typed letter (Hippodrome Theatre, Dudley, Worcs, 5th January 1957), nicely signed in blue ink. View Details |
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£12.00 |
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