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| Wakefield, Hugh (1888-1971) |
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Great British character actor, on stage and in some good films, including Hitchcock’s The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934) and Blithe Spirit (as the Doctor, 1945).
A superb vintage black and white 8" x 6" photograph, complete with trademark monocle, beautifully signed in blue fountain pen ink View Details |
ref:2152
£15.00 |
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| Wakefield, Hugh (1888-1971) |
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Great British character actor, seen in a large number of films, typically playing a king, lord, duke, professor or similar nob (and usually sporting a monocle.) A fine vintage sepia postcard, neatly signed and dated (1937) in black ink across the image View Details |
ref:2856
£10.00 |
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| Walbrook, Anton (1900-1967) |
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Distinguished Austrian actor, in some excellent screen classics. A very fine vintage sepia postcard, signed across the image (A.Walbrook) in blue fountain pen ink. View Details |
ref:4615
£28.00 |
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| Walbrook, Anton (1900-1967) |
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Distinguished Austrian actor, in some excellent screen classics. A very fine black and white John Vickers photograph (5.25" x 3.25"), nicely signed in full in blue fountain pen ink across the lower margin. View Details |
ref:5672
£28.00 |
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| Walbrook, Anton (1900-1967) |
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Distinguished Austrian actor, in some excellent screen classics. A bold early 1940s signature in a 5" x 3.5" album page. View Details |
ref:5606
£12.00 |
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| Walker, Clint (1927- ) |
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American actor, who almost single-handedly started the western craze on television in the 1950s as Cheyenne Bodie in Cheyenne (1955-1963).
An excellent black and white 8" x 10" photograph of Walker as Cheyenne Bodie, boldly signed across a lighter area of the image in blue ink. View Details |
ref:817
£50.00 |
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| Walker, Clint (1927- ) |
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American actor, who almost single-handedly started the western craze on television in the 1950s as Cheyenne Bodie in Cheyenne (1955-1963). A superb original black and white publicity photograph (9" x 6"), nicely signed "in person" in black ink.View Details |
ref:4672
£40.00 |
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| Wall, Max (1908-1990) |
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English music-hall song and dance performer, billed originally as “The Boy With The Educated Feet”; one of the most accomplished British comics of his time.
A fine early vintage Landseer photograph (approximately 3.5" x 2.5"), signed and inscribed ("To John, Good Luck, Max Wall") in blue ink across the image. View Details |
ref:3592
£15.00 |
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| Wall, Max (1908-1990) |
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English music-hall song and dance performer, billed originally as “The Boy With The Educated Feet”; one of the most accomplished British comics of his time.
A superb vintage black and white 7" x 5" photograph of the young Max Wall, nicely signed and inscribed in blue fountain pen ink, with Wall adding the date, 1940. View Details |
ref:1957
£30.00 |
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| Wall, Max (1908-1990) |
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English music-hall song and dance performer, billed originally as “The Boy With The Educated Feet”.
A very fine vintage black and white publicity photograph (approximately 5" x 7"), for Max Wall's 1945 musical play, Panama Pattie, showing the comedian taking a phone call in a white suit,
bow-tie and slicked-down hair (interesting expression on his face!) There's an excellent signature, inscription
and date (Season 1945) in blue fountain pen ink across the image. RARE. View Details |
ref:3170
£25.00 |
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| Wall, Max (1908-1990) |
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English music-hall song and dance performer, billed originally as “The Boy With The Educated Feet”.
A very fine vintage black and white publicity photograph (approximately 5" x 7"), for Max Wall's 1945 musical play, Panama Pattie, showing the comedian langourously taking a phone call in a white suit,
bow-tie, slicked-down hair. There's an excellent signature, inscription
and date (1945) in blue fountain pen ink across the image. RARE. View Details |
ref:2187
£30.00 |
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| Wall, Max (1908-1990) |
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English music-hall song and dance performer, billed originally as “The Boy With The Educated Feet”and now generally regarded as having been one of the most accomplished British
comics of his time. A very fine vintage black and white 5.25" x 3.25" photograph of the younger Max Wall, nicely signed ("Success", Max Wall) in blue fountain pen ink across the image. View Details |
ref:3779
£20.00 |
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| Wallace, Jean (1923-1990) |
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Lovely American film actress, married first to Franchot Tone and later, Cornel Wilde.
A gorgeous vintage signed and inscribed black and white 8" x 10" original publicity photograph for Wallace's most famous role, as Guinevere in Lancelot and Guinevere (1963). View Details |
ref:1556
£30.00 |
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| Walsh, Percy (1888-1952) |
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British stage and film actor, probably best remembered for his appearances in 3 Will Hay films: Boys Will Be Boys (1935), Windbag the Sailor (1936) and Oh, Mr Porter! (1937). A fine glossy sepia photograph (5.25" x 3.25") of Walsh as a member of the Old Vic Shakespeare Company, nicely signed and dated (1930, in Roman numerals) in blue ink across the image. View Details |
ref:3050
£15.00 |
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| Walter, Harriet (1950- ) |
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Distinguished award-winning British actress. A fine black and white 8" x 10" Royal National Theatre publicity photograph, signed across the image in dark blue ink. View Details |
ref:3211
£10.00 |
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| Walters, Julie (1950- ) |
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Oscar-nominated British character actress. A very fine candid 8" x 6" colour photograph, taken outside the Dorchester Hotel in London in 1996 and signed in person in dark blue ink across the image at a later date. View Details |
ref:865
£18.00 |
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| Walters, Julie (1950- ) |
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Outstanding British character actress. A fine original black and white publicity still (8" x 10"), showing a very pretty Julie Walters as Christine Painter in her 1987 film, Personal Services. There's a strong signature in black fountain pen ink across a clear area of the image. View Details |
ref:2915
£20.00 |
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| Walters, Thorley (1913-1991) |
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Great British character actor, in countless films, ranging from comedy (Private's Progress) to horror (Dracula, Prince of Darkness). A superb black and white 8" x 10" photograph, nicely signed in blue ink to the white lower margin.The signature was obtained IN PERSON. View Details |
ref:4124
£50.00 |
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| Ward, Michael (1909-1997) |
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High-camp British character actor, best remembered for his five appearances in Carry On films. A very fine signature in black ink on a 5" x 3" white card. The signature was obtained "in person". View Details |
ref:5010
£30.00 |
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| Ward, Michael (1909-1997) |
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High-camp British character actor who appeared in nearly eighty films between 1947 and 1978, including five Carry Ons. A very rare British Film Institute 8" x 10" black and white photograph of Ward, opposite Bonar Colleano, in an earlier character role in Sleeping Car to Trieste (1948). There's an excellent signature (obtained in person) in blue ink across a clear area of the image. View Details |
ref:5183
£75.00 |
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