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Preisdatenbank abonnierenLOWELL FULSOM WITH LEON BLUE & BAND - STOP AND LISTEN C/W BABY 7" (OUTASITE 45-502). Extremely scarce original Outa-site 45 featuring Lowell Fulsom, complete with (just as scarce) cutting from the Vernon brother's newsletter. The record is in clean VG+ condition showing a few light and minor surface markings, none of which are of a heavier nature whatsoever.
LITTLE MACK SIMMONS & HIS BOYS - BLUES FROM CHICAGO - PROMO EP - OUTASITE RECORDS (45-OSEP-1). Lovely clean copy of this cracking EP from 'Little' Mack Simmons & His Boys (OUTASITE OSEP 1). The record ('SAMPLE NOT FOR SALE' stamped both sides) is in very fine and glossy Ex condition with only a couple of very light and minor hairline markings. The original picture sleeve is in Ex condition with only a couple of light creases and some (again, very minor) laminate wear.
LITTLE GEORGE SMITH - BLUES IN THE DARK 7" (BLUE HORIZON 45-1002). From harp specialist Little George Smith, here's the extremely small run 45 on Blue Horizon (likely 99 copies pressed) of Blues In The Dark c/w Telephone Blues. The record is in Ex condition showing a few light and minor surface markings, none of which are of a heavier nature with no scratches to mention at all. With nice clean labels and housed with original company sleeve.
J B LENORE (LENOIR) - MOJO BOOGIE 7" (ORIGINAL BLUE HORIZON BH,45-1004). From one of the most authoritative figures on the Chicago Blues scene, here's J. B. Lenore (sic.) with his Mojo Boogie c/w I Don't Care What Nobody Say (original UK Blue Horizon three prong centre BH,45-1004). The record is in glossy Ex condition with a couple of light and minor hairline/scuff markings that are as stated, very light. With a little hand writing on the flip label. Complete with original company sleeve.
JOHN MAYALL AND ERIC CLAPTON - LONELY YEARS C/W BERNARD JENKINS 7" (PURDAH RECORDS 45 3502). From another tiny Blue Horizon offshoot label Purdah records comes this excruciatingly hard to find 45 from John Mayall and Eric Clapton (45 3502). The record is in neat Ex condition, presented in fine and glossy condition there are only a couple of light and minor surface markings. Housed with original brown paper sleeve.
STONE'S MASONRY - HOT ROCK C/W FLAPJACKS 7" (PURDAH RECORDS 45-3504). Another original Purdah release here with this ace double header from Stone's Masonry, who comprised of Martin Stone, Michael and Paul Riley and Pete Solley (connections to The Action, Savoy Brown, Chris Farlowe and Procol Harum amongst others!). The record is in VG+ condition with some light and minor surface markings, none of which are of a heavier nature whatsoever. With nice clean labels, the four prong centre is fully intact.
T S MCPHEE - SOMEBODY TO LOVE ME C/W AIN'T GONNA CRY NO MO' 7" (PURDAH RECORDS 45 3501). The ever so hard to find debut cut from Groundhogs founder Tony McPhee, this the original Purdah 7" release (45 3501 four prong centre). The record is in glossy Ex condition - there are a few light surface/hairline markings with these as stated and strictly surface only with no signs of heavier markings whatsoever. The labels have a little wear, the four pronged centre is fully intact.
HOUSTON BOINES - SUPERINTENDENT BLUES C/W MONKEY MOTION 7" (BLUE HORIZON 45 1006). Another extremely hard to find Blue Horizon release, this the 1966 7" release (45 1006, originally released as a 78 on RPM records in 1952). The record is in lovely Ex+ condition showing only a couple of very faint, minor and extremely wispy markings noted under an intense LED light source. With nice clean labels ('Copyright Protected' sticker on the A sidee) with the three prong centre fully intact. Complete with original company sleeve.
MARVELETTES/VELVELETTES - (UK) STATESIDE 7" DEMOS. Cracking pack of 2 x Northern movers, both original UK Stateside demos. Titles are The Marvelettes - Too Many Fish In The Sea (SS 369 - VG with surface markings and one or two light scratches on the flip) and The Velvelettes - He Was Really Sayin' Somethin' (SS 387 - G+ with a scratch on the A side, elsewhere some light surface marks). Both labels are clean with the four prong centre intact.
TAMLA MOTOWN/GREEN LABEL/SOUL FUNK - DJ PROMO - 7". Amazing selection of 14 x 45s from UK. Artists/titles include Jimmy Ruffin, Smokey Robinson, Gladys Knight & The Pips, Marvin Gaye, Four Tops, Martha Reeves & The Vandellas, Diana Ross & The Supremes. Catalogue numbers included are: TMG 593 (Ex with some small spots), 623 (Side A Ex, Side B Ex+), 634 (Ex with some light surface markings), 645 (Ex with some light surface markings), 664 (Ex+, dirty label), 673 (Ex+), 674 (Ex with some light surface markings), 685 (Ex), 697 (Ex), 752 (VG), 765 (VG+), 794 (Ex+), 796 (VG), 846 (Ex with some small spots).
THE MARVELETTES/ORIOLE AMERICAN/FONTANA - 7". Ace selection of 3 x 45s very rare in demand releases from UK. The records included are: Beechwood 4-5789 / Someday Someway (Oriole American - 45-CBA 1764 - VG with some light surface marks), Locking Up My Heart / Forever (Oriole American - 45-CBA 1817 - VG with some light surface markings that run with the groove), Please Mr. Postman / So Long Baby (Fontana - 267185 TF - VG/VG+ original company).
SOUL/FUNK - 7" RARITIES. Stunning selection of 9 x 45s from UK. Artists/titles include Nina Simone (CTI - CTSP 14, Ex with some light marks on runouts), Millie Jackson (Spring Records - 2066 713, VG some marks on both sides), Midnight (Ariola Hansa - AHA 514, Ex with some light marks on side A), Brothers By Choice (ALA - ALA 103, Ex), The Brothers (RCA Victor - RCA 2618, Ex), Archie Bell & The Drells (Philadelphia International Records - S PIR 4803, Ex), Johnny Jones & The King Casuals (Brunswick - 55376, VG+), Maxine Brown (Commonwealth United Records - C - 3008, Ex), Johnny Maestro (Parkway - P-987, VG+).
O V WRIGHT & JACKIE EDWARDS - ISLAND LPs. Delightful selection of 2 x classic Soul LPs on Island. Titles are O. V. Wright - Eight Men, Four Women (original mono pressing ILP 975 - neat and glossy Ex record with only a couple of very minor surface markings/Ex+ a super clean sleeve showing only very light wear) and Jackie Edwards - Put Your Tears Away (IWPS 4 original distinctive black block logo - extremely fine Ex condition record with just a couple of very fine paper markings/Ex some minor foxing on the reverse with a little laminate wear to the front).
BRENDA HOLLOWAY - THE ARTISTRY OF BRENDA HOLLOWAY LP (UK MONO TAMLA MOTOWN TML 11083). Lovely clean original UK mono copy of this hard to find 1968 LP (TML 11083). The record is in very fine Ex condition with only a few rather light and fine hairline markings to the playing surfaces. The sleeve is in clean Ex condition - the front exceptionally clean, there are two small green stickers on the reverse top right with '1916' in green pen underneath this.
TAMLA MOTOWN/STATESIDE - FEMALE GROUPS. Here come the girls with this marvellous collection of x x original title LPs. Titles are Mary Wells - My Baby Just Cares For Me (mono TML 11006 - superb Ex/Ex copy), Love Songs To The Beatles (SL 10171 - solid VG+/VG+ copy) and (with The Marvelettes, Marvin Gaye and The Miracles) - On Stage (SL 10065 - neat Ex/Ex 'Factory Sample Not For Sale' stickered side 2), The Shirelles - Baby It's You (SL 10006 - clean Ex record a couple of light surface marks/VG+small bottom seam split and some ringwear to reverse), The Supremes - Where Did Our Love Go (orig US mono MT 621) and Right On (STML 11157 - Ex/Ex), Gladys Knight & The Pips - Feelin' Bluesy (TML 11080 - VG+ copy), The Marvelettes - Sophisticated Soul (STML 11090 - Ex+/Ex) and S/T (US original stereo TS-274 - Ex/Ex) and TCB Soundtrack (STML 11110 - VG+ copy).
TAMLA MOTOWN - (SOLO) MALE ARTISTS. Wicked collection of 13 x original title LPs largely from the sweet sixties! Artists/titles are Chris Clark - Soul Sounds (mono TML 11069 - VG+ some light and minor surface marks/VG+ some light wear to the laminate), Earl Van Dyke & The Soul Brothers - That Motown Sound (mono TML 11014 - VG/VG+), Eddie Kendricks - All By Myself (STML 11186 - Ex/Ex), Chuck Jackson - Arrives (STML 11071 - neat Ex/VG+), Choker Campbell - Hits Of The Sixties (orig US motown deep groove MS-620 stereo - VG+/VG), Jr. Walker - Road Runner (2 x mono copies, sleeve variants TML 11038), Edwin Starr - Soul Master (STML 11094 - Ex/Ex) and 25 MIles (STML 11115 - Ex/Ex) and Stevie Wonder (x4) - Up Tight (TML 11036 - Ex/Ex), For Once In My Life (TS 291), I Was Made To Love Her and Music Of My Mind. Elsewhere condition is generally VG+ to Ex+.
TAMLA MOTOWN - GROUPS - LPs. Top selection of 12 x original UK pressing Tamla Motown LPs. Titles are The Monitors - Greetings!... We're The Monitors (TML 11108 - VG+ some light surface/scuff marks, none of which are heavier/strict VG with a very small paper tear on the front cover), Bobby Taylor And The Vancouvers (STML 11093 - top clean Ex+ record/Ex), The Elgins - Darling Baby (STML 11081 - neat VG+ copy, some ringwear on reverse), Isley Brothers - Soul On The Rocks (TML 11066 - Ex/VG+) and This Old Heart Of Mine (TML 11034 - VG+/VG), The Fantastic Four (STML 11105 - Ex/VG+), The Four Tops - On Top (TML 11037 - VG+ copy), Greatest Hits (STML 11061 - VG+/VG), Second Album (mono TML 11021 - Ex/VG+ and 1980 RE STMR 9007 - Ex copy) and The Originals - Communique (STML 12034 - Ex copy) and California Sunset (STML 11287 - Ex/VG+).
SAVOY BROWN - LP COLLECTION. Superb run of 12 x LPs, largely original/early UK pressings and even a test pressing! Titles are Blue Matter (mono UK original unboxed LK 4994 1A/1A matrix - VG+ some light surface marks/VG light paper tear on reverse, original red inner), Getting To The Point (original UK stereo unboxed ffss SKL 4935 1W/1W - top Ex condition record/G+ a tear on the bottom corner), Looking In (original Decca SKL 5066 with 'Chrysalis Music' on 2 line and the matrix between brackets on the labels - neat VG+/VG+ copy), Hellbound Train (UK blue label RE TXS 107 - Ex+/Ex), Jack The Toad (UK test pressing on pink labels 'Factory Sample Not For Sale' print with hand written title - very clean Ex+/Ex with original sleeve), Street Corner Talking (green label original TXS 104), A Step Further (original UK unboxed stereo ffss SKL 5013 - Ex/VG+), Lion's Share (1973 UK SKL 5152 - Ex/Ex), Boogie Brothers (SKL 5186 - VG+/VG+), Skin 'N' Bone (US PS 670 - Ex/VG+), Wire Fire (Canadian PS 659 - Ex/VG) and Getting To The Point (US PAS 71024 - VG+ copy).
ALEXIS KORNER - LPs. Wicked selection of 7 x original title LPs featuring the father of British Blues. Titles are I Wonder Who? (original UK STL 5381 - Ex a couple of light and minor surface marks/VG+ neat sleeve with a little laminate wear and 'stereo' penned on the reverse), Alexis Korner's Blues Incorporated (1962 original UK Ace Of Clubs ACL 1130 - glossy VG+ a couple of light and minor surface marks/VG a little discoloured and some light creases, a solid example), The Legendary Cyril Davies With Alexis Korner's Breakdown Group... (F-LEUT/9 on Folklore - top Ex record/VG+ seam split an easy repair on this style sleeve), Alexis Korner & Snape (BRAIN 1022 - Ex/VG), All Stars (TRA SAM 7 - a VG+ copy) and Me (100.3305 - Ex+/VG+).
ALEXIS KORNER BLUES INC - SKY HIGH LP (ORIGINAL UK SPOT RECORDS JW 551). One of the hardest to find Alexis Korner releases with this original 1965 LP on Spot Records (JW 551). The record is in VG+ condition - a very well presented example, there are some light and minor surface markings to the fine and glossy playing surfaces - these at no point extend deeper than this. The sleeve is in VG condition; a solid example, there is some light staining on the reverse where there is also some lifting to the right section of the top flipback design.
MUDDY WATERS/TOMMY MCCLENNAN - 'COUNTRY BLUES' EMIDISC ACETATE EP. Amazing to see unreleased acetate EP featuring Muddy Waters and Tommy McClennan, this a UK Emidisc recording. The record is in superb Ex condition. Somewhat remarkable considering the age of this acetate (possibly pressed in 1967), there are just a couple of very light, faint and wispy markings primarily noted under intense LED lighting. There is very little deterioration to the aluminium lacquer.
SERENADERS - I'LL CRY TOMORROW 7" (VIP RECORDS 25002). Superb early Motown sound here from Serenaders with this 1964 cut (V.I.P. 25002). The record is in VG+ condition with some light surface/scuff markings, none of which are of a heavier nature. Matrix/runout: (Monarch machine stamped both sides) DM-R-042106 ? 48709 & DMB-065213 ?51062 -R4KM-1859-1.
DYLAN THOMAS UNDER MILK WOOD, 1954 1st edition, 1st impression, published by JM Dent, complete with original d/j with correct 8s 6d net price, dust jacket has some wear, some discolouration and light nibbles of loss localised around the head and foot of the spine, some toning but well presented
SHACKLETON, ERNEST H., THE HEART OF ANTARCTIC AND THE ANTARCTIC BOOK BEING THE STORY OF THE BRITISH ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION 1907 - 1909, published Heinemann 1909, FIRST EDITION DELUXE, 2 volumes, BOUND IN FULL VELLUM, LIMITED EDITION 251 of 300, together with THE ANTARCTIC BOOK bound in quarter vellum over paper boards, un-numbered limited edition of 300 copies, SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR AND ALL 15 MEMBERS; illustrated with various plates throughout the three volumes, missing the three folding maps and panorama from the pocket in the back of volume 2; the vellum boards showing some staining and discolouration to the front of volume 1, with some bowing, volume 2 much better, with light discolouration and mild marks, volume 3 paper to the front showing staining and marks with some paper loss and general wear; internally tightly bound in all cases with some toning and foxing and handling marks showing intermittently throughout, volume 3 having some flower pressing stains between the front free end paper and blank fly leaf, end papers toned, with previous owner's inscriptions front and back of each volume (3)
C S FORESTER, A SHIP OF THE LINE, 1st EDITION 1938, PUBLISHED BY MICHAEL JOSEPH, COMPLETE IN ORIGINAL 7/6 NET DUST JACKET; this being the second in the Hornblower series with Roland Hilder dust jacket artwork; an excellent example with only light wear, light chipping to the head and foot of the dust jacket, some dust marking to top edge and minor foxing; an uncommon title from the series
C S FORESTER, THE CAPTAIN FROM CONNECTICUT, 1st EDITION 1941, PUBLISHED BY MICHAEL JOSEPH, COMPLETE WITH ORIGINAL DUST JACKET, UNCLIPPED SHOWING PRICE 8/6 net, RETAINING 'THE BOOK SOCIETY CHOICE' BAND; generally in excellect condition, with some minor wear and marks to the dust jacket, some dust marking to the upper text block edge and light foxing; an attractive copy
THOR HEYERDAHL, KON-TIKI EXPEDITION, 1st EDITION 1950, PUBLISHED BY ALLEN AND UNWIN, SIGNED TO FFEP IN INK BY THOR HEYERDAHL, WITH ORIGINAL PICTORIAL DUST JACKET, not price clipped, showing price 12s 6d net, complete with 'The Book Society Choice' band; an excellet example, some minor wear and minimal marks, some toning to the bankd with some light foxing internally; an uncommon title with signature and band
LEWIS CARROLL, ALICE IN WONDERLAND, PUBLISED MACMILLAN 1938, fine full leather binding, five raised bands, gilt tooling borders, gilt edging light fading to spine together with Through the Looking Glass, published Macmillan 1935, uniformly bound, in comparable condition, housed in a card slip case
SAMUEL LEWIS, TOPOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY OF ENGLAND, 4 volumes, published S Lewis & Co., 1831, bound in period green cloth with leather spine labels, illustrated throughout with folding maps of different counties and islands, some large examples; bindings are solid with some wear, light splitting to one spine edge, but holding well, internally clean and well presented (4)
A WWI/WWII group of eight medals awarded to 16781 William John Durepaire, Duke of Cornwall Light Infantry: 1914-15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal, RNVRes Long Service and Good Conduct (Edward VII), 1939-45 Star, Defence and War 1939-45 Medals, along with a Duke of Cornwall Light Infantry cap badge.
MODEL RAILWAY - Wrenn W4305X BR W2910 maroon passenger fruit van, W4323P SR utility van S23805 green (two), W4635P Higgs light grey with coal, W4666 Sifta Table Salt, blue, W5003, Guinness silver paper label, W5023 Milk Marketing Board, blue, W5359, unmarked, blue, W5516, unmarked all black passenger fruit vans, all Wrenn wagons in homemade boxes
Jimi Hendrix Flier, Unused Ticket Application / Flier for one of the gigs on the first UK tour by Jimi Hendrix at the Colston Hall, Bristol on 25th April 1967 - Supporting The Walker Brothers, Cat Stevens and The Quotations among others - light fold across the centre, small tear bottom edge and light creasing along the top edge, otherwise in very good condition
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