| She is immediately enthralled by fading musical hall divas Miss Spink and Miss Forcible, who live downstairs, and by 8ft Russian Mr Bobinsky and his circus of jumping mice. |
| It was this display that set Spink on the road to a long and hugely successful career. |
| Spink, a numismatic firm established in 1666, conducted the auction with 832 lots representing banknotes from 150 countries. |
| Spink is keen to see any examples of similar notes and will offer a free valuation to anyone who has any. |
| Kathleen Spink, of Gisbourne Road, appeared at Kirklees Magistrates' Court yesterday. |
| Papers there record that my forebear, Cyril Spink, had his doubts at the time. |
