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A group of six typed scripts for Norman Wisdom performances, five signed by the actor on the upper cover, most with annotations in pencil or ink, comprising 'Robinson Crusoe', 'Henry Hall's Guest Night', 'Vic's Grill-3', 'The Norman Wisdom Show (2)', 'Max Bygraves in Sunny-side up with Norman Wisdom', 'Frankie Howard in Fine Goings On!' and 'Fine Goings On! No.3, Series 1'.

A leather bound 'This is Your Life' book, presented to Norman Wisdom in 1957, containing approximately thirty-nine mounted black and white photographs from the show, 26cm x 32cm.

A Parker gold plated fountain pen, the body engraved 'Norman', length 14cm, a Sheaffer gold plated fountain pen, engraved with 'Norman Wisdom' to body, length 13.7cm, and a Parker gold plated propelling pencil, engraved 'Wisdom' to the body, length 13cm.

A Norman Wisdom 'Gump Suit' made by W. Snape & Son, Wolverhampton in June, 1956, together with original cap, shirt and tie. Note: Norman Wisdom wore his 'Gump Suit' in his first five films for the Rank Organisation. This suit would have been worn during the making of 'Up in the World' (1956) and 'Just my Luck' (1957). It would also have been used during his many performances in the theatre from the 1950s through to the 1980s.

A Norman Wisdom 'Gump Suit' made by W. Snape & Son, Wolverhampton in March, 1955. Note: this suit would have been used during the making of three films: 'Man of the Moment', 1955, 'Up in the World', 1956 and 'Just my Luck', 1957. It would also have been used during his many performances in the theatre from the 1950s through to the 1980s.

A check waistcoat worn by Norman Wisdom in the films 'Just my Luck' (1957) and 'Follow a Star' (1959), together with a yellow waistcoat by Roylance & Frost of Bond Street, made for Norman Wisdom and dated '17/4/1950', and another similar waistcoat.

Three framed Norman Wisdom posters, comprising 'World of Wisdom' at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, 50cm x 31cm, 'Not Now Darling', 55cm x 34cm, and 'Walking Happy', 55cm x 34cm.

A pair of Norman Wisdom black leather stage shoes, mounted within a glazed display case containing a photograph and two sections of his suit fabric, 80cm x 50cm.

A silk dressing gown by S. Fisher of Burlington Arcade, worn by Norman Wisdom during the film 'On the Beat' (1962) in a scene with Jennifer Jayne, together with a reprinted advertising board for the film.

A blue dress and matching gown worn by Dame Vera Lynn and designed by Fortuny, the dress with bead and sequin appliqué, the gown with blue silk trim. Note: this dress was worn by Dame Vera Lynn on television and is being sold on behalf of The Dame Vera Lynn Trust.

A contorted hazelnut walking stick, apparently previously owned by the Scottish entertainer Harry Lauder, inset with a metal plaque inscribed 'Sir Harry Lauder', length 90cm. Provenance: see International Autograph Auctions Ltd, 14/12/2013, Lot 64.

A 1990-91 Primetime Emmy award for outstanding leading actor, won by John Gielgud as Haverford Downs in Summer's Lease, height 39cm, together with a 1989 Golden Globe, won by John Gielgud for 'Best Performance by an actor in a mini-series' in War and Remembrance, height 21cm.

A box set of three LP records, 'Yentl' by Barbra Streisand, the cover with presentation inscription and bearing signature, together with a signed photograph bearing the autographs of some of the cast from 'Evil Under the Sun', including Maggie Smith, Diana Rigg and Peter Ustinov, and a signed note from Sigourney Weaver, all dedicated to Barbara Allen who worked on production.

An autographed black and white photograph signed by Judy Garland and inscribed 'For the Officers at Fort Belvoir, Best Wishes Judy Garland', 25.5cm x 20.5cm.

An autographed black and white photograph signed by Walt Disney, offered with PSA/DNA and R&R Enterprises certificates of authentication, 22.5cm x 17.5cm.

An autographed sepia photographic postcard signed by the American comedian W.C. Fields, 14cm x 9cm.

An autographed black and white photograph signed by Rudolph Valentino, depicting the actor and Nita Naldi in 'Notte Nuziale', 9cm x 13.5cm.

An autographed black and white photograph of the Marx brothers, signed by Groucho, Harpo and Chico, 26cm x 20.5cm.

An autographed black and white photograph of Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor in 'The Taming of the Shrew', signed by both, 20.5cm x 25.5cm.