Max Miller's dressing gown, ca. 1955 made by Mrs. Max Miller and given to Roy Hudd OBE who donated it to the MMAS

Max Miller's stage costume, ca. 1940s
The Society bought the suit from Maisie Scott-Evans who acquired the suit from mutual friends of Max, Hamish & Jack Cochrane between 1945 and 50.

Bill Pertwee wore these shoes on stage in the play Dad's Army in which he impersonated Max Miller.

Bill Pertwee wore this costume on stage in the play Dad's Army in which he impersonated Max Miller. Dad's Army originally produced on stage in 1975/76. Later it was revived in 2004/05 and again in 2007.

Bill Pertwee's Max Miller tie in same material as the costume

Trilby worn by Frank Skinner in the documentary "What a Performance - Part 3" screened on BBC 4 on 17th. December, 2015. The Max Miller trilby worn by Bill Pertwee was loaned to the production company who lost it. They replaced it by an new trilby which was worn by Frank Skinner.

Bill Pertwee's Max Miller red socks

Child's Max Miller suit

Film poster 'Things Are Looking Up' released April 22nd. 1935, size 42 x 27cm (17" x 10 1/2")

Film poster "Don't Get Me Wrong"
From the Rex Theatre in Daylesford, Victoria, Australia which was a boom town for tourists in the 1030s,
Size 40 x 100 cm (15" x 40")

Finsbury Park Empire handbill
Week of October 9th, 1939,
size 14 x 22 cm (6" x 9")

Palace Theatre, Leicester,
Monday, December 9th. 1946,
Size 14 x 22 cm(6" x 9")

Shakespeare Theatre, Fraser Street, Liverpool
Gigantic Modern Variety Bill!!
Monday, 2nd. November 1931
Size 63 x 33 cm (25" x 13")

Palace, Leicester Monday, February 7th. 1947,
Size 16 x 25 cm (6" x 9")

Westbrook Pavilion Margate
Variety Twice Nightly
Monday, August 12th. 1935
Size 24 x 63 cm (9 1/2" x 25")

Original pastel painting on canvas of Max on stage at the Hackney Empire, signed by Keith Henderson OBE RP RSW RWS ROI (1883-1982) (in frame size 30 x 43cm)

Large framed monochrome portrait of Max originally displayed in the foyer of the Brighton Hippodrome.
Size 80 x 100cm.

Stainless steel hip flask part covered in leather with monogram MM and inscribed on the base with "Dewars" Only Gordon
Merry Xmas "Max"

Brown leather briefcase (letter of providence supplied)

Riding crop: horn handle connected to wooden stick by hallmarked silver ferrule.
On other end leather loop.
Overall length 43 cm (17") seen in photo of Max riding a mule backwards.

Japanese parasol; bamboo and varnished paper printed with birds and orange blossom branches

Solid bronze statuette (height 40cm.) of Max design based on the Max Miller statue.
Sculptur: Peter Webster BA (Hons).
Limited edition 1 of 6. (2008)

Ceramic figurine of Max
Kevin Francis, established 1987. Max Miller Guild Piece 1998-1999.
Modelled by Andy Moss Hand made and hand painted in Staffordshire, England.
Produced by Peggy Davies Ceramics,
25cm high.

Advertising Philips records, 1953 (condition very poor).
Size 50 x 75cm hinged to open out to 100 x 75cm.

Metal sign displayed outside the Cheeky Chappie pub in 89 Vassall Road, Kennington, SW9 6NA
Pub was trading between 1980-2000.
The pub was demolished and a medical centre constructed.

Bust of Max was featured in the Max episode of the TV series Heroes of Comedy made by Thames Television. First broadcast on Channel 4 in October 27th. 1995.
The episode is available on YouTube.
Approx. 70cm tall.

1941, London Palladium hand-painted theatre advertising sign for George Black's Laughter Blitz Apple Sauce
Produced by Charles Henry starring Max Miller and Vera Lynn, with original inserted photograph, overall size 99 x 76cm.
Bought at auction by MMAS in 2022 for £339.60.