Roger Moore & Richard Kiel Multi-sign

A Roger Moore & Richard Kiel multi-signed 8x10 BW still from "Moonraker"

A Very Rare Honor Blackman

This is a very rare 8x10 BW signed photo of Honor Blackman. It was signed on February 5th 1970, 6 years after her appearance as Pussy Galore in Goldfinger. This is a promotional shot for the play "Who Killed Santa Claus?", in which she starred at London's Picadilly Theatre from the 2nd April 1970.

This shot was taken to promote the clothes she wore in the play which were designed especially for Honor by Christian Dior. She is shown being fitted at Christian Dior's showroom which was at 9 Conduit Street, London.

Patrick MacNee & Lois Jordan

Patrick MacNee 6x4 BW postcard from around the time of "A View to a Kill" in which he played Sir Godfrey Tibbett

Louis Jordan - a 6x4 BW postcard and an 8x10 BW still from "Octopussy" as Kamal Khan - shown with Kristina Wayborn who played Magda in the movie

Anthony Zerbe, Edward Fox & Bernard Cribbins

Some more new additions from yesterday....

Anthony Zerbe 8x10 promotional shot from the time of Licence to Kill, in which he played Milton Krest.

Bernard Cribbins - 6x4 BW postcard. Bernard played the Taxi Driver in the 1967 Casino Royale....sounds a small part - but it wasn't!

Edward Fox - who played "M" in Never Say Never Again - a 6x4 BW postcard and an 8x10 BW headshot

Lois Maxwell, Judi Dench & Diana Coupland

Some new additions to the collection recieved yesterday...

Judi Dench - 2 signed photos - one is a 6x4 postcard from the time of "As Time Goes By" (which she did with Geoffrey Palmer". Also a brand new autograph on one of the first promotional shots released for the new Bond movie "Casino Royale"

Diana Coupland 9x7 BW headshot. Diana provided Ursula Andress's voice when signing "Underneath the Mango Tree" in Dr.No.

A very rare vintage postcard of Lois Maxwell (Moneypenny) from 1951. It has been signed on the front and reverse. The reverse has a handwritten written message and the postmark shows it was sent on the 29th June 1951 - when Lois was just 24!