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Preisdatenbank abonnierenPostcards - Album of Postcards, mostly full, dating from Early 20th century onwards, some black and white, some colour, including Tourist Scene, Birthday Greetings, Remembrance together with a Box of more modern Colour Postcards, mainly Tourist Scenes plus a 1960 Judy Comic and an Athletics Ticket Stub for Cardiff Arms Park in July 1958 and an accompanying Evening Standard Newspaper featuring Keith Gardner and a Commemorative Coin
Large collection of David Bowie memorabilia including; 29 Fanzine Magazines, David Bowie 1, 1978 ticket stub, Glass Spider Tour 1987 ticket, unofficial programme, newspaper cuttings for Serious Moonlight programme, cutting, ticket information, Outside tour programme, ticket, cuttings, A Reality Tour programme, ticket, cuttings, Sound and Vision programme and ticket and cuttings. David Bowie V&A 2013 programme and ticket and orange juice cup with Bowie stickers (Q)
Collection of music rock tickets and books and related memorabilia, signed Steve Gibbons, 1979, ticket Queen 77 / Eddie Hot Rods 78 / Roxy Music 1979 / Ferry 76 / Sensational Alex Harvey 76 / BeBop78 / Black Sabbath 74 / AC∫DC 1978 & 1976 / The Jam 1977 & 1978 / Steve Gibbons 77 & 78 x 2 / Wishbone Ash 78 Squeeze 1980 / Bill Nelson 1980 / Stranglers 1979 and Paul McCartney 2003
Pete Overend Watts (Mott the Hoople) - Overend Watts' personal membership booklet to the 1600 Club, Hereford, 1965*; together with a Manny's Musical Instruments, New York purchase receipt for a Gibson Thunderbird 3 electric guitar dated 6/3/1970, made out to Pete Overend Watts and a later receipt detailing the purchase of Overend Watts' iconic Gibson Thunderbird bass in exchange for the Firebird and other items; also a 1988 Wembley Arena ticket for Def Leppard, a Def Leppard Hysteria world tour VIP guest pass and a Def Leppard Rock till We Drop VIP guest pass** *The 1600 Club in Hereford was and influential vanue in the formation of Mott the Hoople. **Pete Overend Watts was good friends with Joe Elliott and would often attend Def Leppard concerts
A Rotax electrical aircraft equipment advertising ashtray, mixed metalware to include a mounted boy scout figure, a vintage Kodak camera, a Ianthe retro bowl on three chrome splayed legs, a vintage London Transport bus ticket, lacquered oriental items, vintage buttons and three vintage transport pictures
Small Quantity of Merit/Triang Accessories, including 11 x boxed Merit sets, Fences& gates, Raf personnel, concrete pipes, girders, public services personnel, hikers, ticket collector and box, passengers seated, corn stooks, one empty box, unboxed diecast mens toilets, bike rack with four bikes, 2 x police telephone boxes, 1 x AA telephone box, 1 x AA motorcycle patrol, 2 x Triang plastic newsagents, R69 signs, smaller scale German Merten figures plus other items.
FLOOD (T. Rodd edition). Original Letters Principally from Lord Charlemont, Edmund Burke, William Pitt, 4 to., London 1820, authentication notice, tipped-in, boards; together with LYNCH. A View of the Loyal Institutions ... Ireland, London 1830, boards with ticket of Milliken Bookseller, Grafton Street; and BARRINGTON. Rise and Fall of the Irish Nation, Paris 1833, diced russia. (3)Provenance: The Collection of Hugh and Anne Iremonger
THE GREAT EXHIBITION, 1851, The Illustrated Exhibition, London (1851), plates, half-calf (worn) binders ticket of Guy Brothers, Cork Stationery Hall, 70 Patrick Street; SHERATON, The Cabinet Makers and Upholsterers Drawing-Book, the 1895 facsimile reprint of the 3rd edition of 1802, cloth. (2)Provenance: The Collection of Hugh and Anne Iremonger
ALKIN. Memoirs of the Court of Queen Elizabeth (2 vols.), London 1823, half green morocco, ticket of Robert Muggo, 8 North Earl Street, Dublin; together with BENGER. Memoirs of the Life of Mary Queen of Scotts (2 vols.), 2nd edition, London 1823, half tan morocco, binder's ticket of Robert Muggo; BELSHAM. Memoirs of the Reign of George III (2 vols.), London 1824, polished calf; WRIGHT. The Life and Reign of William the Fourth (2 vols.), London 1837, half black morocco; and Memoirs of Sophia Dorothea (2 vols.), London 1845. (10)Provenance: The Collection of Hugh and Anne Iremonger
MSS LIBRARY CATALOGUE, 19th century Catalogue on Repertoire des Ouverages dont se Compose la Bibliotheque de Madame la Victomtesse Hawarden, in a fine 4 to. morocco bound notebook with ticket Vincens, Toulouse, upper cover stamped in gilt, Françoise-Anne-Agar, V.tesse HawardenProvenance: The Collection of Hugh and Anne Iremonger
PARDON (ed.). Dychés, A New General English Dictionary, 4th edition, Dublin 1744, full speckled calf; together with BARETTI. Dizionario delle Lingue Italiana el Inglese, (2 vols.), 4th edition, London 1807, calf with ticket of Martin Keene, bookseller, 6 College Green; and LEMPIERRE. A Classical Dictionary, 6th edition, London 1806, calf, rebacked, inscribed Robert Boyle ... County of Londonderry. (4)Provenance: The Collection of Hugh and Anne Iremonger
Collection of various football programmes for international games and world championships, 1950s/60s/70s dates including FA International 1959 England -v- Scotland with ticket, UEFA Cup quarter final first leg 1978 Aston Villa -v- Barcelona with ticket, a Jules Rimet Cup World Championship 1966 souvenir programme, ticket and two stickers
THE HERD POSTER AND TICKET. Two original posters for circa 1960s 'The Herd' concerts/tour. To measure 51 x 76cm and in NM condition and the second for an event at Peyton Palace to measure 101 x 76 cm and in F condition with discolouration to right hand side of poster. Also to include original hand drawn design to measure 10 x 15cm.
SOUL AND FUNK TICKETS INC JAMES BROWN/CHIC ETC. 9 assorted pieces of paper ephemera to include: 1979 Chic tickets stapled to Warner 'compliments slip', London 'Venue' tickets to include James Brown and Fat Larry's Band, Kool N The Gang sticker, Parliament 1978 untorn ticket, four 1978/79 Marvin Gaye 'Here, My Dear' promo postcards.
NEIL YOUNG MEGA LOT. A large quantity of Neil Young memorabilia compiled by a dedicated fan, to include: approx 61 backstage/VIP passes pasted to a board (70 x 100cm), 23 assorted tickets/ticket stubs pasted to a board (40 x 50cm), a Neil Young in Europe 1976 cardboard display (23 x 38.5cm), a Neil Young/Harvest wristwatch, approx 17 assorted programmes, 8 assorted tour itineraries, books, a branded unused Zippo lighter, Japanese fanzines, further quantities of backstage passes/tickets stubs etc.
PUNK BADGES AND TICKETS INC DAMNED WITH T REX. Approx 15 assorted ticket stubs for concerts mostly circa 1970s and approx 17 assorted badges/paraphernalia. Tickets to include a stub from Marc Bolan and T. Rex concert at the Rainbow Theatre in 1977 which featured a support set from The Damned.
BLONDIE'S CHRISTMAS DINNER AND DANCE INVITE/FRENCH FLYER. Two pieces of Blondie memorabilia to include: original printed invite to the Blondie/Chrysalis Christmas dance circa late 1970s, also an original flyer with original ticket pasted to lower portion, for Blondie's 1978 concert in Paris (21 x 28cm).
PATTI SMITH INVITES/EARLY FLYER AND TICKET. To include: a 1978 flyer for Patti Smith at Pavillon De Paris, with ticket for the performance pasted to upper right corner of flyer (21 x 28cm), a printed invite to 'Patti Smith at Rock Garden' and a similar Arista invite to a meet and greet for press following a concert.
HOLLIES POSTER/TICKET/AUTOGRAPHS. To include: a slip of paper bearing signatures in various inks in the hands of Graham Nash, Bobby Elliott, Allan Clarke, Ray Stiles and Eric Haydock. Also an original card ticket for a 1963 performance at Abergavenny's Town Hall, also a folded poster for the same date (approx 20 x 30", F condition with some discoloration).
PROGRAMMES - BOWIE/DYLAN/CLAPTON. Collection of memorabilia to include approx 35 concert/tour programmes , some to include tickets, and some press packs. Artists/items to include: Pink Floyd - The Wall programme with five ticket stubs, ELO 1981 programme with ticket, Bob Dylan 1978 programme and Earl's Court ticket, David Bowie Isolar 2 programme and more to include: Count Basie & Georgie Fame, Iron Maiden, Clapton, Genesis, Gary Numan and more.
JUNE 1979 JOY DIVISION TICKET UNTORN. An untorn ticket for an event at London's Royalty Theatre on 17th June 1979. The billed lineup was John Cooper-Clarke and Fashion, though it's known that Joy Division played the first set (set list from Rob Gretton's notebook is available to view on Manchester Digital Music Archive). The ticket measures approx 3 x 2.5". In very good condition with light age wear.
ROBERT SMITH AND SIOUXSIE SIGNED PAGE. Collection of memorabilia to include: lined page bearing signatures variously from Siouxsie Sioux, Robert Smith (of The Cure), Steven Severin and Budgie (approx 12.5 x 9.5cm, very good condition), also includes a photograph taken by the vendor of Siouxsie during the signing. Also to include three original programmes and a ticket stub.
ASSORTED MUSIC MEMORABILIA - TICKETS/PROGRAMMES AND MORE. Fantastic collection of mixed music memorabilia to include: fifteen tickets/ticket stubs mostly circa 1970s, artists to include: Stone Roses (a Spike Island AAA pass), Beach Boys, Manfred Mann, Deaf School, Jonathan Richman and more, a boxed 2006 set of Magic Numbers figures in excellent condition (FWLR0019), a circa 1970s 'NME Book of Music' with laminated cover, a 1980s zine entitled 'Simply What's Happening', a Pop Stars Jumbles game and approx 48 mostly circa 1970s concert programmes.
CREAM TICKET FOR LEGENDARY 'HENDRIX GIG'. An original card ticket for the legendary 1st October 1966 London Polytechnic Cream show, famously 'stolen' by an impromptu Jimi Hendrix performance of Howlin' Wolf's 'Killing Floor', Says Nick Mason of Pink FLoyd; "When Jimi Hendrix came on stage it tipped right over the edge. It was the musical moment of my life." To measure approx 14 x 14 cm. In excellent condition.
HOLLYWOOD MUSIC FESTIVAL 1970 PROGRAMME. Two original programmes to include: Hollywood Music Festival 1970 (acts to feature Grateful Dead, Traffic, Ginger Baker, Black Sabbath, Free and more. Also an Australian 'Caravan of Stars 1966' programme with a ticket booking form to verso for Rolling Stones performances in New Zealand.
MOTORHEAD 70S/80S TICKETS - LEMMY/GIRLSCHOOL SIGNED. Intriguing collection of early Motorhead tickets to include: Sat 28th June 1980 Girlschool flier signed in blue ink by Enid Williams, Kim McAuliffe, Kelly Johnson and Denise Dufort, a folded, lined piece of paper with signature in blue ink in the hand of Lemmy Kilmister, 6 Motorhead tickets and one Girlschool ticket for the above mentioned 1980 date.
HUGE ROCK/METAL/PROG TICKETS ARCHIVE. Truly staggering collection of 400+ ticket stubs from a frankly incredible array of gigs, attended by this hugely dedicated vendor between the 1970s and 00s. All the big names are there that you've seen across this collection to include Motorhead, AC/DC, Hawkwind, Black Sabbath, Queen, Thin Lizzy, Iron Maiden, Blondie, Kiss, Stranglers, Metallica, Ozzy, Yes, Pink Floyd and many more.
COLDPLAY TROUBLE CD SIGNED/TICKET. To include a signed CD copy of Coldplay's single 'Trouble' (CDRS 6549) autographed clearly by Chris Martin (reads: 'To Dave, This is the first legit copy we've signed, Chris), Will Champion, Guy Berryman and Jonny Buckland. Also includes a ticket for the 23/10/2000 show at The Shepherd's Bush Empire.
POP/CLASSIC ROCK - (LARGELY) PROMO RELEASE LPs/12"/7". Unique offering of 7 x LPs/12" with 4 x 7" that are mainly promo releases. Artists/titles are Van Morrison - The Interview Album (830 222-1), Eric Clapton - Another TIcket (RS 1064 promo), Blues Power (RS 1051 promo), Tulsa Time (RS 1039 promo) and Promises (RPO 1005 promo), Abba - The Best Of (promo pic disc PD 85/NCB) and Mamma Mia (German promo 2344 051), Robert Fripp - Four From Exposure (PRO 090), Level 42 - Standing In The Light (POLD 5110 fully signed on the reverse!), Janet Jackson - When I Think Of You (exclusive double clear vinyl/picture disc pack) and John Lennon/Yoko Ono - Heart Play (817 238-1 UK copy with press release). Condition is generally top Ex+.
TICKET ARCHIVE 1975- SOME SIGNED. Ticket archive of approx. 190x tickets, 1975- including some signed/guitar picks. Vendor attended all the gigs in/around Birmingham and would often get tickets/LPs/memorabilia signed. Ticket artists to include: Ian Hunter And Mick Ronson, 10cc, David Gates, The Who, Black Sabbath, Be Bop Deluxe, 10cc, Status Quo, Nazareth, Rick Wakeman, Elton John, Cardiff Castle 1976, Knebworth Fair 1976 flyer, Reading Festival 1976, Rainbow, Ted Nugent, Brum Rock Festival, Aerosmith, Thin Lizzy, Peter Frampton, Man, Kiki Dee, Steve Hillage, Genesis, Jethro Tull, Streetwalkers, Pink Floyd, Judas Priest, Television, Eddie And The Hot Rods, Rush, U.F.O, Yes, Donovan, The Runaways, Pat Travers signed ticket, Uriah Heep, Mahogany Rush, Rory Gallagher And His Band, Blue Oyster Cult, Styx, Wishbone Ash, Van Halen, Whitesnake, A.C./D.C., Rod Stewart, Joan Armatrading, Bad Company, Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, Def Leppard, Krokus, Kiss ticket w/Paul Stanley's guitar pick, Michael Schenker Group, Cheap Trick ticket w/two Rick Nielsen guitar picks, Triumph, unused Saxon ticket w/guest pass, Gamma, Girlschool, Riot, Iron Maiden, Blackfoot signed ticket by Rickey Medlocke, Twisted Sister, Y&T, signed Ted Nugent 1984 ticket, Wasp, Queensryche, Alice Cooper and more.
The Grand Tour: A Third Quarter 18th Century Ivory Fan, of the Grand Tour Period, the monture of ivory in the Chinese export fashion, the guards carved with flowers in three panels, the gorge with lattice work and ten detailed panels of differing shape. The vellum leaf, with a cream background and borders of pastel pink and turquoise, has a central oval cartouche depicting The Ponte Milvio in Rome with St. Peter's in the background. The reserves are painted with classical motifs and the leaf is further decorated with motifs derived from Pompeii and Herculaneum. The verso is plain. Contained in a blue 19th century card fan box. Guard length 11 inches or 28cm Comes with descriptive note/ticket with a price of £280.00. Also noted to have been purchased from Mrs Pamela Hudson on July 14th 1979 for £175.00. Exhibited in the Brighton Art gallery.The upper guard has a period repair in ivory mid- way down the lower, section, hard to spot, and the lower guard has a similar repair mid-upper section . Uncommon location for a Grand Tour fan. The leaf is somewhat rubbed and crinkled and has some nicks to the tops of the folds. The box is quite damaged.
Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de. El Ingenioso Hidalgo Don Quixote de la Mancha, 4 volumes, 4 engraved frontispieces, engraved portrait and 31 engraved plates after Antonio Carnicero, numerous engraved head- and tail-pieces, without the double-page engraved map, light spotting, titles slightly soiled, contemporary dark blue straight-grained morocco gilt, all edges gilt, extremities rubbed, bookseller's ticket for Cowley & Richardson, Bristol, bookplates of Richard Hart Davis and Alfred Barratt, free endpaper inscribed 'J. Whittingham' in a contemporary hand, 4to, Madrid: Joaquin Ibarra, 1780 PROVENANCE: Richard Hart Davis (1766-1842), a successful Bristol merchant, rose to become M.P. of that city and embarked on a notable political career. Loosely inserted in volume one is a 2pp. ALS from Hannah More, dated May 30 1828, 'When young I read Don Quixote in English, I was not satisfied; I read it in French, still I was not satisfied; ?Pathes the famous spaniard came to England, he was my Master for the Spanish language - I read Don Quixote - I was not only satisfied but transported. I found in it not only all the wit ascribed to it but more wisdom than I ever found in any work of imagination. The pompous language so suited to the pompous hero! Such knowledge of the human heart! and such skill in displaying it I had not found before in any modern author. I am now not likely to look again into this incomparable book, indeed I do not read at all. I therefore take the liberty to make this small addition to your library, and am my dear sir, Yours very sincerely, Hannah More.', together with the recipient's 6pp. reply, on two sheets, folded.
Nourse, William Edward Charles. Autograph diaries and journals in ink, 6 vols., 1842 - 52, including separate accounts of travels in Norway and Egypt, 8vo., cont. vellum, cont. tan roan and cont. half maroon roan gilt, 2 vols. with bookplate; a few small sketches, indexes, and loose cuttings etc. William Nourse, author of A Short and Plain History of Cholera, 1857 was admitted a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons in 1841 and of the Royal Medical and Chirurgical Society of London in 1847. He appears to have been employed by Sir Compton Domvile, M.P. (1775 - 1857) and Lady Domvile as family doctor and companion to their son William (1825 - 84, who in the earlier years suffers from fits), travelling with the family between their property in Ireland, Santry House, Dublin and Grosvenor Square, London. [vols. 1 - 4, approx 975pp.; vol 1 also includes a trip to Normandy with his father]. On his first visit to Ireland, landing at Kingstown from Liverpool in 1842 he notes "the poorer parts of the town [Dublin] are beyond everything, squalid and filthy…so full of beggars." The family live in some style and there are many social visits to other grand houses. In the summer of 1843 he refers to Daniel O'Connell who is holding his "monster meetings", and fear of a general rising. There are frequent visits to Dublin with trips to the theatre, opera, a ball at the Rotunda, the College of Surgeons etc., and excursions further afield such as to the Giant's Causeway, "so many wonders and beauties", Belfast, Wicklow, Galway, Athlone, Parsonstown, "saw Lord Rosse's telescope", July 1848; shooting, boating on the lake, cricket, and archery. Also "busy looking over the books in the library", January 1843, and May 1845 "tried magnetic machine, but no success". In October 1849 "had leeches on my shoulder…Mr. Wilde [father of Oscar] removed a little tumour." When living with the Domviles in London there are numerous social visits, evenings at the theatre, opera, the Egyptian Hall, the College of Surgeons, medical lectures, observing operations at St. George's Hospital, "saw an operation of lithotricity, and one for Necrosis with aether, both done by Hawkins", Ascot races, flower shows, military review in Hyde Park, a trip to Birmingham where he visited Jennings Papier Mache manufactory and Elkington's Electro Plating; also the South coast, Scotland, Derbyshire, Wales etc. In March 1848 he and William Domvile go to the Police Office in Marlborough Street to be sworn in as Special Constables, "I could not get in for the crowd". [time of the Chartist disturbances]. In May 1849 he vaccinated the family and servants, and in July he received a letter from St. George's Hospital "stating my election as a Governor". In 1851 he is given a season ticket to the Great Exhibition by Sir Compton. Vols 5 & 6 comprise separate journals of a Tour in Norway, 1850 (approx. 334pp. including Notes for Tourists) and Voyage to Egypt, 1852, (approx. 135pp) both with William Domvile. The pair sail from Harwich on 27th June 1850 , arriving at Christiansand on lst July and experience difficulties with Customs. "The appearance of the town is most quaint, looking scarcely like reality, but like a scene in a play". They travel up the fjord to Christiania [now Oslo] and visit the castle, cathedral, hospital, botanic gardens etc., and continue their journey via Eidsvoldbakken and Lillehammer, Stavanger, Rosendal, Bergen, and Trondheim. There are many descriptions of fishing , with details of the flies used, observations on the plants, geology, and scenery. When in Rosendal they dine with the clergyman, "Our conversation was an odd amusing jumble of French, Latin, English and Norwegian." They return to Christiania overland and sail back to Hull on board The Courier, arriving on 3rd October. The travellers leave Southampton on board the P & O steamship Bentinck on 20th November 1851 and arrive in Alexandria, via Gibraltar and Malta, on 5th December. The following day they "…agreed to take a large well-furnished boat with a crew of 10 sailors…a pilot, and a boy for £45 a month…and is to take us to Assouan where a smaller boat is to take us on as far as we like without extra charge". They engage a cook and obtain permits to carry guns. There follows descriptions of the sights and scenery on the way to Cairo, "Passed several mud villages, some crowds of people employed by the Pasha to dredge the canal, and a variety of boats, some very picturesque". In Cairo on 26th December they visit the slave market and saw "sundry dark Nubian girls and boys for sale…" On 28th December they "set off up the Nile", visiting the tombs of the kings and on lst February "Moved to Philae…visited the ruined temples by a bright moonlight, and finished up with champagne on the sands." On March 7th they are at Carnack, and on 5th April they "set off to see the pyramids…slept in our tent at Sakkara." At the end of their journey they have trouble paying off the boat servants, "this backsheeh system is a perfect nuisance in Egypt…" They return to England on the P & O steamer Euxine, arriving back at Southampton on 5th May 1852. Sir Compton Domvile was a wealthy man, thanks to inherited estates in Ireland. He was at different times MP for Bossiney, Okehampton and Plympton. (6)
A BATH FESTIVAL OF BLUES & PROGRESSIVE MUSIC '70 COLLECTION comprising a programme, the featured performers including Steppenwolf, John Mayall, Canned Heat, Pink Floyd, Santana, Moody Blues, Frank Zappa, Led Zeppelin and Jefferson Airplane; together with a ticket; and a rare festival promotional flyer, (3). Note: This Festival, staged in June 1970 at the Bath & West Showground, Shepton Mallet, was the inspiration for the first Glastonbury Festival that took place later that year in September.
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