Comprising a patinated bronze maquette by Philip Jackson (b. 1944), The Yomper, engraved 'ROYAL MARINES MUSEUM/ 8th JULY 1992' and 'P. JACKSON F.R.B.S' with the foundry mark of Morris Stouer; an oil painting on canvas laid down on board by Anne Jackson, Heroes, Marching into Stanley, signed 'JAX' (lower right); a photograph, Royal Air Force Ascension Island, with dedication on the reverse; a book by Julian Thompson, No Picnic, 1992, revised edition, signed; a book published by Weidenfeld & Nicolson for the Sunday Express Magazine, War in the Falklands: The Campaign in Pictures, 1982; together with a colour group photograph in wood frame, the 'OFFICERS' MESS/4th (VOLUNTEER) BATTALION THE ROYAL GREEN JACKETS/HABERDASHERS' HALL/30th NOVEMBER 1989', with Margaret Thatcher seated centrally with Lord Holderness to her right, on the back of the frame is a sealed handwritten letter from the office of the Conservative Party Chairman, stating the photograph was intended for Mrs Thatcher and that 'they obviously all very much enjoyed/the dinner last November', annotated in the top right corner 'To the flat,/please/CDP', possibly in Margaret Thatcher's own hand


The first: 12⅛ in. (30.8 cm.) high
The second: 20⅛ x 16¼ in. (51.2 x 41.3 cm.)
The third: 12¼ x 16⅝ in. (31.1 x 42.3 cm.) framed
The fourth: 9⅜ x 6¼ x ¾ in. (23.8 x 15.9 x 1.8 cm.)
The fifth: 12 x 8¾ x ¾ in. (30.5 x 22.2 x 1.8 cm.)
The sixth: 12¾ x 14¾ in. (32.5 x 37.5 cm.)

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A colour group photograph in wood frame, the 'OFFICERS' MESS/4th (VOLUNTEER) BATTALION THE ROYAL GREEN JACKETS/HABERDASHERS' HALL/30th NOVEMBER 1989', with Margaret Thatcher seated centrally with Lord Holderness to her right, on the back of the frame is a sealed handwritten letter from the office of the Conservative Party Chairman, stating the photograph was intended for Mrs Thatcher and that 'they obviously all very much enjoyed/the dinner last November', annotated in the top right corner 'To the flat,/please/CDP', possibly in Margaret Thatcher's own hand.