'The Smithsonian Collection of Newspaper Comics' published in 1988 in Washington by Smithsonian Press. The book is highlighted by six wonderful signed sketches as follows: a full length felt tip sketch of Snoopy signed and inscribed 'To the Austins, Schultz'; a signed and inscribed ink sketch of Cathy and her dog, signed by Cathy Guisewite; an ink sketch of Dennis the Menace signed by Hank Ketchum and a colour signed and inscribed felt tip sketch of Barney Google and Snuffy Smith on the dedication page; a large felt tip sketch of Billy and the Family Circus signed by Billy Keane and a pencil sketch of BC caveman on a turtle signed and inscribed 'to the Austins by Johnny Hart'. Great piece in very fine condition.

A paperback edition of Matt Groening's cartoon book 'Work is Hell', 1985, which mainly features the morose life of a rabbit, caught up within the rat race of human existence. Signed on the opening cover page along with a handrawn doodle dedicated 'TO DOUG', dated '10/1/86'. An excellent piece with the added bonus of Groening's original artwork.

Hardback copy of Danny Moynihan's book, a first novel of tremendous originality, dark humour and verve, recreating the extreme of the nineties New York art scene. Signed within the opening page by Moynihan in black pen ink and boldly, upside down in red ink by Damien Hirst. An excellent and unique piece of literature.

A hard-backed copy of 'Miserere', signed on the opening page in blue biro pen ink by Rouault, which also includes an inscription in French in black fountain pen ink and signed below the inscription. The piece includes 58 black and white plates of the work of Rouault. With some general wear to the piece which does not affect the signature.

A signed 8.5x9" hardcover book entitled 'Frank Lloyd Wright: An Autobiography', who was a famous American architect. Wright has signed on the title page "To Mr and Mrs Russell - at Taleius Frank Lloyd Wright. Aug 11, 57". Then his wife and collaborator Oligvanna Lloyd Wright's calling card paper is clipped to the title page and inscribed by her: "Welcome to Arizona, Love [her printed name: name Olgivanna Lloyd Wright]". There are 560 pages and apart from some discoloured pages and the owner's name written in ink, the book is in good condition.

A 1977 hardback edition of Stephen King's 'The Shining', signed across the reverse of the piece in bold black felt pen ink "Stephen King 9/8/79". In fine condition, with some light toning and mild edge wear and tiny chips to a price-clipped jacket.

A 52 page script for an episode of the U.S sitcom 'Caroline in the City' entitled 'Caroline and the Bitter Beast'. Signed in bold black ink.

A hardback copy of the Galton and Simpson's 1974 publication 'Hancock's Half Hour', signed across one of the opening pages in black ink by both Ray Galton and Alan Simpson.

A Revised Final White Script dated 3rd January 1958, Elvis' personal copy of the 'King Creole' script from him Paramount Studios dressing room. During the filming of King Creole Trude Forsher, Tom Parker and Elvis maintained offices at Paramount Pictures. A room adjoining their business office served as Elvis' dressing room.. Script is complete and well used, in very good condition.

A paperback copy of J.K Rowling's 1998 publication, 'Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets', signed across one of the opening pages in bold black ink by Radcliffe who plays Harry Potter.

A paperback copy of Von Stroheimn's novel 'Paprika', published in French in 1950 by Andre Martel. First published in 1936 'Paprika' tells the lurid story of a gypsy queen who seduces her way in to fame and fortune only to forfeit her happiness and ultimately her life. Signed with an inscription in French in blue ink across one of the opening pages of the book by Von Stroheim who has dated his signature 1st March 1951. The publication is also signed and inscribed in blue ink on a separate page by Von Stoheim's wife Senise Vernac to whom the novel is dedicated.

A 1974 paperback edition titled 'John Wayne: Pyramid Illustrated History of the Movies', signed in red felt pen ink on the title page. With light rubbing and soiling to the covers, minor edge toning and a few light pencil marks to the interior.

A programme for Satchmo at the Variety Club, Batley, 1968, signed and dedicated to Cavanagh in blue ink across a lower portion of a black and white, head and shoulders length photograph of Armstrong on one of the opening pages.

Signed book: The English Roses. First edition. NY: Callaway, 2005. Hardcover with slipcase, 8.25x10.5. Signed in black felt tip on the owner’s presentation page by Madonna. Accompanied by information from the Rockefeller Center Barnes and Noble where signature was obtained. In very fine condition.

A copy of 'Life' magazine, dated 20th September 1937 featuring a black and white front cover photograph of Menuhin's hands playing the violin, signed and dated 1985 by Menuhin in blue ink across a lighter portion of the image.