Chiswick Auctions: Autographs and Memorabilia Timed and Online, 20225, London

Temple (Shirley) Vintage matte-finish photograph of Temple in Wee Willie Winkie (1937), signed and inscribed

Thomson (Fred C.) Extremely scarce vintage matte-finish photo of the Thomson dressed in Western costume, signed and inscribed

Top Gun Colour glossy photographic reproduction of the movie poster for 'Top Gun. Maverick', signed

Welles (Orson) Souvenir programme for the 1951 production of Othello at the St. James's Theatre

West (Mae) Glossy black and white full length photograph of Mae West wearing a black and white outfit and a feathered headpiece, signed and inscribed

Western Movies Actors.- Four photographs individually signed by Eli Wallach ("Best wishes

Williams (Kenneth) Colour photograph of the British actor, signed to the mount "Hi Barry! Kenneth Williams"

The Wizard of Oz The Wizard of Oz autograph display, featuring signatures by Judy Garland, Ray Bolger, ...

Willis (Bruce) Glossy black and white publicity photo of Willis as James Cole in 12 Monkeys (1995), signed by the actor in blue felt tip

Wood (Natalie) Vintage publicity photo of Wood in a white dress with her legs crossed, signed and inscribed

Wray (Fay) Glossy photo of the wide-eyed Wray as Ann Darrow from the 1933 film King Kong, signed

Zeta-Jones (Catherine) Glossy colour photograph of the Welsh actress in a seductive pose

Austin (Alfred) Autograph letter signed ("Alfred Austin") to an unidentified recipient

Barrie (James) A Window In Thrums, from 'The Works of J.M. Barrie', signed "Yours truly J.M. Barrie"

Beckett (Samuel) Black ink signature on pale pink album page

Benchley (Peter) Black and white head and shoulders promotional photograph, signed and inscribed

Blyton (Enid) Autograph letter signed ("Enid Blyton") to Mrs Baker

British Authors.- Samuel Warren, Charles Morgan and Ada Ellen Bayly Three letter by British novelists

Candler (Edmund) Unpublished manuscript mostly compiled by Candler's sister Katherine (and most likely dictated by him) and with autograph parts in Edmund's own hand (on page 2

Canning (Victor) Group of typed and autograph letters signed ("Victor Canning") to hotelier Eileen Cond

Dickens (Charles) Signature in Dickens's characteristic blue ink

Dickens (Charles) Ink signature likely clipped from an envelope

Dickens (Charles) Quill pen purportedly used by Charles Dickens in 1867 and presented to Mr A. W. Totman by Albert A. Seymour

Dickens (Charles) Signature clipped from an envelope addressed to publishers Chapman & Hall

Dorling (Henry Taprell) Large group of autograph letters signed with his nom-de-plume "Taffrail"