33619 Preisdatenbank Los(e) gefunden, die Ihrer Suche entsprechen

A black Echolac briefcase containing a quantity of ephemera to include, 'Royal Air Force Guide to Service for Non-Commissioned Officers', 'Release and Resettlement' booklet, 'Services Guide to Cairo' and other Air Force related booklets, a quantity of photographs and copy photographs of aircraft to include Concord, first day covers related to British Aerospace, first day cover and commemorative coin for the first supersonic commercial flight London to Bahrain on Concord, other Concord-related ephemera to include the menu, an album containing various militaria-related ticket stubs, photographs from Egypt, Istanbul and various other locations in the Middle East etc.

An inlaid box of mixed contents including military badges, old keys, chain mail purse, a 1930s Southern Railway third class railway ticket, British Red Cross badges etc.

A box of a small quantity of Newcastle United programmes, 1960's, together with similar cup final programmes, ticket stubs and season tickets

Autographs:  The band Queen - Freddie Mercury & John Deacon on the back of a Dublin bed and breakfast business card, Brian May on a cigarette lighter repairman's receipt and Roger Taylor on reverse of a Queen concert ticket, Simmonscourt RDS Nov.22 1979 (Dublin)

Original vintage advertising poster for the Malta National Lottery, 16 September 1968. Win £35,000 for 10/-in the National Lottery. Buy a ticket now. Constructivist geometric design by Mike. Good condition, folds. Country: Malta. Year: 1968. Designer: Carmelo Micallef. Size (cm): 76x51

Original vintage advertising poster for the 1973 Malta National Lottery. Win £M35,000 for 50c in the National Lottery. Buy a ticket now. Constructivist geometric design by Mike. Good condition, folds, bumps and tears on margins. Country: Malta. Year: 1973. Designer: Carmelo Micallef. Size (cm): 76x51

Original vintage advertising poster for a New Wave / Punk Rock music concert in 1982: Anti-Pasti Chelsea Special Duty Brixton Town Hall No Nukes Music Friday 19th Feb. Great design featuring the text running diagonally across the poster in black and white letters against black, white and pale blue backgrounds with musical notes on top of the anti-nuclear logo above and the ticket and admission details below. The British band Anti-Pasti was formed in 1978. Horizontal. Good condition, few rust marks. Country:UK. Year:1982. Designer:Unknown. Size (cm):51x76.5

A 9ct white gold square cluster diamond ring approx 1ct total diamond weight - approx 4 grams - size L/M retail price ticket for £1464 - in good condition

Gibson A14 London Transport Bus ticket machine no. 25311 with case straps and rolls of paper.Mechanism works and will print a 'London Transport' ticket.

Gibson A14 London Transport Bus ticket machine no. 36527.Mechanism works and will print a 'London Transport' ticket.

Gibson A14 London Transport bus ticket machine no. 34852.Mechanism works and will print a 'London Transport' ticket.

Bell Punch bus ticket stamp no. 27142, together with a ticket rack and unused tickets.

Setright L22 bus ticket machine, together with another in need of repair, the major parts of a Gibson A14, and parts of a Bell Punch, and various unused rolls of paper tickets.

Gibson A14 London Transport Bus ticket machine no. 30853 with case and roll of paper.Mechanism works and will print a 'London Transport' ticket.

Gibson A14 London Transport Bus ticket machine no. 26844 with case and rolls of paper.Mechanism works and will print a 'London Transport' ticket.

Williamson bus ticket punch number 23671 together with two Barker's Ticket Punches.

Bus Conductor's ticket machine straps complete with badges together with eight other badges.

Brighton Tramways Ticket punch together with two other bus ticket punches.

Gibson A14 Bus ticket machine (no makers mark) no. 26179 with case and rolls of paper.We have managed to get this machine to print one 'London Transport' ticket which has come out with feint print but the machine has now jammed.

Bell Punch bus ticket stamp no. 76504, together with a ticket rack and unused tickets.

Gibson A14 London Transport Bus ticket machine no. 36039 with case and roll of paper.Mechanism works and will print a 'London Transport' ticket.

Two TIM bus ticket machines one with case together with two Almex machines with cases

Bell Punch bus ticket stamp no. 71700, together with two ticket racks and tickets, contained in metal tin

Gibson A14 Bus ticket machine (no makers mark) no. 35182 with case and rolls of paper.Mechanism works and will print a 'London Transport' ticket.

Gibson A14 London Transport Bus ticket machine no. 36231 with case and rolls of paper.Mechanism works and will print a 'London Transport' ticket, part of the print is missing from the right hand side. 

DESCRIPTION AMENDED: Bell Punch bus ticket stamp no. 77248, together with two ticket racks and unused tickets.

Gibson A14 London Transport Bus ticket machine no. 36916 with case and rolls of paper.Mechanism works but not smoothly, ticket printed simply contains numbers and letters. 

Collection of 14x Open Golf Championship programmes from 2001 - 2014 - a complete run incl 150th Anniversary 2010 - most with draw sheets incl some with Final Results, Hole by Hole Guides for '04 (Troon); '06 (Hoylake) plus season ticket; '08 (Royal Birkdale) plus season ticket and car park; no draw sheets with '12 or '13 et al - all appear unused!!

1993 Ryder Cup Golf gift box and Daily Admission Ticket - Official 1993 Johnnie Walker sponsors souvenir pack to include a bag tag, ball, tees, ball marker and pitch repairer and Daily Admission Ticket - in the original boxed (G)

Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships Ticket Selection to include 1984, 1986, together with a selection of the 1992 Championship, covering 27th June to the 4th July, includes No.1 Court and Centre Court plus Ground and Marquee Area, condition overall is A/G, some with stubs still attached, plus a Debenture Holder Badge for Saturday 27th June (40)

1964 England v Australia Cricket Test Match Ticket for day 1 at Lord's on 18th June.

A Mervyn Davies signed photograph together with other signed ephemera together with an England v New Zealand 1979 ticket, C. B. Book of cricket, cricketing cigarette cards, cricket programmes etc

Drouart (Raphael).- Henriot (Émile) Divinités Nues et Quelques Autres, number 171 of 210 copies, 4 wood-engraved plates by Raphael Drouart, with 19 signed full-page preliminary drawings of mythical subjects in black conté crayon bound in, tissue guards, bound in diced burgundy calf with image of naked lady holding a mirror blocked in gilt on both covers, by René Kieffer bindery with ticket, t.e.g., others uncut, a little rubbed at edges, 4to, Paris, Société Littéraire de France, 1920.

Buckland Wright (John).- Rimbaud (Arthur) Oeuvres Complètes, edited by Pascal Pia, number 118 of 371 copies, printed in red and black, engraved portrait by John Buckland Wright (lightly offset onto title), a little browned, bound in dark green ?alligator skin with 3 interlacing octagonal loops in gilt on both covers, by the René Kieffer bindery with ticket, spine lettered in gilt, original yellow printed wrappers with illustration by Buckland Wright in red bound in, t.e.g., others uncut, spine browned, a little rubbed at edges, upper joint and spine ends repaired,[Reid A2d], 4to, [Maastricht], Halcyon Press, 1931.

Falké (Pierre).- Poe (Edgar Allan) Manuscrit Trouvé dans une Bouteille, number 156 of 50 copies on vélin, from an edition limited to 550, pochoir illustrations by Pierre Falké, bound in blind-stamped morocco by René Kieffer bindery with ticket, covers with central image of floating bottle with horizontal bands of foliage at head and foot, t.e.g., others uncut, original pictorial wrappers bound in, slight wear to spine ends, Paris, René Kieffer, 1921 § Dorgelès (Roland) Le Réveil des Morts, limited edition, etched plates by Falké, illustrations, original pictorial wrappers, uncut, glacine wrapper, Paris, 1924, 4to (2)

Kieffer (René).- Ovid. Lettres d'Amoureuses; Les Héroïdes, one of 250 copies, printed in black and colours, wood-engraved illustrations and decorations by Perrichon after Manuel Orazi, with advertisement for this binding bound in at end, light foxing, bound in black morocco, by René Kieffer, covers with central figure in gilt surrounded by border of vine leaves and cornerpieces of palmettes with circles and grapes in blind, spine with 4 raised bands and panel of vine leaves in gilt and palmettes in blind at head and foot, g.e., signed at foot of front turn-in and with binder's ticket, very slight wear to joints and corners, 1914 § Theocritus. Les Pastorales, translated by G.Soulages, number 7 of 50 copies on vélin with an additional suite of plates on japon, from an edition limited to 500, wood-engraved illustrations by J.-B.Vettiner, additional suite mounted on blank leaves at end (some foxed), bound in green straight-grain morocco, by René Kieffer bindery with ticket, covers with image of crouching lady in roundel surrounded by bunches of grapes and horizontal frieze at top and bottom, t.e.g., others uncut, rubbed, spine faded, splits to joints, 1923, Paris, Kieffer (2)

Gourmont (Remy de) Divertissements, one of 800 copies on Arches, wood-engraved portrait by P.-E.Vibert, handsomely bound in blue morocco tooled with floral sprays in gilt, spine gilt with flowers, spine slightly rubbed and faded, 1912 § Maupassant (Guy de) Sur l'Eau, number 55 of 68 copies on Japon Impérial, from an edition limited to 1000, pochoir frontispeice and illustrations by Le Petit, original blind-stamped brown morocco, by René Kieffer bindery with ticket, original wrappers bound in, 1927 § Chabal (J.H.) Au Souffle du Khamsin, number 42 of 630 copies, signed and inscribed by the author and with 4-verse poem in manuscript, contemporary calf, upper cover with Egyptian decoration in blind, original wrappers bound in, 1911 § Cros (Guy-Charles) Mon Soleil Nouveau, number 3 of 10 copies on Japon with etched frontispiece by Clairin in 2 states (one in black, one sanguine, both numbered and signed in pencil), with 4-verse poem in manuscript loosely inserted, original printed wrappers, 1946 § Butts (Mary) Imaginary Letters, copper-engraved plates after Jean Cocteau, light foxing, original cloth, spine frayed at head, corners bumped, Edward W.Titus at the Sign of the Black Manikin, 1928, all uncut, most t.e.g., a little rubbed, Paris; and 10 others, French, most illustrated, 8vo & 4to (15)

Mucha (Alphonse).- France (Anatole) Clio, illustrations by Alphonse Mucha printed in colours, lightly browned, bound in claret crushed morocco, gilt, by René Kieffer with his ticket, covers with head of rose in gilt within decorative ring in blind in each corner, spine titled in gilt and with small rose head at head and foot, signed at foot of front turn-in, gold silk doublures & endpapers, original pictorial wrappers bound in, t.e.g., others uncut, spine very slightly faded, 8vo, Paris, 1900.

Kieffer (René).- Theocritus. Les Pastorales, translated by G.Soulages, number 251 of 500 copies, this copy with an original pen & ink drawing bound in, wood-engraved illustrations by J.-B.Vettiner, bound in black morocco with one of the original wood-blocks heightened with gilt and inset into panel on upper cover, Kieffer, 1923 § Huysmans (J.-K.) En Rade, one of 250 copies, printed in ochre and black, colour etchings and wood-engraved illustrations & decorations by Paul Guignebault, bookplate of Henry Mottet, bound in dark green morocco with elaborate floral border stamped in blind, by René Kieffer bindery with ticket, spine faded, Blaizot & Kieffer, 1911 § Charbonneau (Louis) Mambu et son amour, limited edition, decorative borders in red and black by Jean Vergély, bound in blind-stamped natural morocco, by René Kieffer bindery with ticket, original printed wrappers bound in, Kieffer, 1925, all with t.e.g., others uncut, slightly rubbed at edge; and 10 others published by and/or bound by Kieffer, some in wrappers, 4to & 8vo (13)

Kieffer (René).- Merimée (Prosper) Les Ames du Purgatoire, one of 480 copies, colour plates after watercolours by Hermann Paul, bound in brown morocco with elaborate design of radiating sun and chains in blind, 1929 § Voltaire (F.M.A. de) La Princesse de Babylone, one of 550 copies, colour plates by Barte, bound in rose morocco with entwined tulips within oval frame in blind, 1925 § Boccaccio (Giovanni) Douze Nouvelles, one of 550 copies, pochoir illustrations by Alfred Le Petit, bound in brown calf with standing naked lady surrounded by 6 roundel portraits in blind, 1925 § Verlaine (Paul) Liturgies Intimes, one of 550 copies, pochoir illustrations by G.Assire, bound in tan pigskin with Pan playing his pipes in blind, Messein, 1923, all bound by René Kieffer with ticket, designs on both covers, t.e.g., others uncut, original wrappers bound in, a little rubbed, mostly spines, the first with slip-case, Paris, all but the last Kieffer; and 6 others with colour plates published by Kieffer, most bound by the Kieffer bindery, 4to & 8vo (10)

King (Jessie M.).- Kipling (Rudyard) L'Habitation Forcée, number 317 of 500 copies on vélin à la forme, pochoir title-vignette and 28 delightful illustrations by Jessie M.King, original snakeskin with inset gilt oval panel with two figures in profile on both covers, by René Kieffer bindery with ticket, decorative green and silver endpapers, t.e.g., others uncut, original pochoir wrappers bound in (a little browned), very slightly rubbed and edges, 4to, Paris, René Kieffer, 1921.

Kieffer (René).- Balzac (Honoré de) Le Colonel Chabert, pochoir illustrations by André Mare, 1930; La Messe de l'Athée, etched frontispiece and illustrations by A.-M.Martin, 1928; Le Père Goriot, pochoir illustrations by Quint, 1922, each one of 550 copies, bound in burgundy or purple morocco, by René Kieffer bindery with ticket, the first with design in gilt on covers, the others in blind, t.e.g., others uncut, the last two with spines a little rubbed and faded, Paris, Kieffer; and another by the same, Kieffer, 4to & 8vo (4)

A Led Zeppelin concert ticket, two Led Zeppelin flyers Circa 1971 and three photos of the band

A quantity of St John's Ambulance buttons, badges, lapels, a vintage bus ticket and other items to include vintage telegrams

[Bronte, Charlotte]. The Professor, A Tale, by Currer Bell, 2 volumes in one, 1st edition, later issue, 1857, half-titles, 2-page advertisement for Mrs Gaskell''s Life of Charlotte Bronte at end of volume 1, 16 page publisher's catalogue dated April 1859 at end of volume 2, front pastedown with book ticket of J. Horsfall, both hinges cracked, contemporary blind-stamped green cloth, some wear to extremities, small mark on rear cover, lightly faded spine somewhat frayed at head, a little cocked, 8vo Sadleir 347; Symington p. 40; Wolff 827. Charlotte Bronte's first novel, but her last major work to be published. (1)

Shannon (Claude Elwood). 'A mathematical theory of communication', [in:] The Bell System Technical Journal, volume 27, nos. 3-4, July & October 1948, comprising pages:[379]-423 and [623]-656, bound with nos. 1 & 2, January & April 1948 in one volume, diagrams and illustrations, original blue printed upper wrappers bound in, remains of library label at head of first wrapper only, library ticket and stamps to pastedowns, a few leaves slightly sprung, contemporary library cloth, rubbed, library inkstamp to upper and lower text block edges, 8vo This seminal work... was the ground-breaking mathematical study of information theory that made Shannon famous [for which he was awarded the Nobel Prize] (Tomash & Williams S94-95); Origins of Cyberspace 880. (1)

Bateson (William). Materials for the Study of Variation Treated with Special Regard to Discontinuity in the Origin of Species, 1st edition, Macmillan, 1894, engraved illustrations to text, a little spotting and soiling, ink bookshop stamp and old signature to half-title, small institutional blindstamp at foot of title and bookplate and press mark ticket to front pastedown, hinges slightly cracked, original cloth gilt, rubbed and a little frayed at spine ends, large 8vo, together with Wilks (Rev. W., editor), Report of the Third International Conference 1986 on Genetics; Hybridisation (The Cross-Breeding of Genera or Species), The Cross-Breeding of Varieties, and General Plant-Breeding, [1907], colour and black & white plates and illustrations, ex-library with occasional ink stamps, library labels and marks to endpapers and spine, contemporary cloth, rubbed, original printed upper wrapper retained, 8vo, plus Pearson (Karl), The Life, Letters and Labours of Francis Galton, 3 volumes bound in 4, volume 1 re-issue & volumes 2-4 1st editions, Cambridge University Press, 1920-30, plates and illustrations, volume 1 with hinges partly cracked, modern cloth, original wrappers retained (old repairs to rear wrapper and enclosing folding charts), volume 2 original buckram, rubbed, volumes 3 & 4 original cloth in dust jackets, a little frayed, small 4to, plus other mostly 20th-century cloth-bound books of genetics, biology, medicine, chemistry, etc. (6 shelves)

[Kilner, Dorothy]. New Dialogues for the Amusement of Good Children, by M[ary] Pelham, 1st edition, printed for Tabart and Co. at the Juvenile and School Library, 1804, 69, [3] pages, wood-engraved headpieces, advertisements at rear, some spotting, book ticket of Frances Kilner to front pastedown, original printed yellow boards with advert to lower cover, a little soiling and faded on spine, 12mo Moon 89. WorldCat locates only three copies, at Cambridge University Library, Pierpont Morgan Library and University of Washington Libraries. An exceptional, fresh copy of a rare work by the prolific English writer Dorothy Kilner (1755-1836). Predeceased by most of her family, Dorothy became an invalid after a back injury in 1817, and her mind became unhinged in her later years. The bookplate is probably that of her niece, who with her grand-niece Maria, looked after Dorothy in those final years. (1)

Blake (William, illustrator). The Triumphs of Temper. A Poem: in six cantos. By William Hayley, 12th edition, corrected. With New Original Designs, by Maria Flaxman, Chichester, J. Seagrave, 1803, six engraved plates by William Blake after Maria Flaxman, minor spotting to plates, with light offsetting to adjacent leaf of text, all edges gilt, contemporary ownership signature of M. Tomkinson to verso of front endpaper, marbled endpapers, near-contemproary straight-grained light brown full morocco, rubbed, 8vo, together with Ballads, by William Hayley, Esq., founded on anecdotes relating to animals, with prints, designed and engraved by William Blake, 1st edition, Chichester, J. Seagrave, for Richard Phillips, 1805, half-title present, 4 (of 5) engraved plates by Blake, lacking the engraved frontispiece, some light soiling to title and text, ownership presentation inscription to front endpaper, dated 1831, bookseller's ticket to front pastedown of Kerr & Richardson of Glasgow, contemporary quarter plain calf, worn with covers detached, vellum outer tips, 8vo, plus Aphorisms on Man: translated from the original manuscript of the Rev. John Caspar Lavater, printed for J. Johnson, 1788, engraved frontispiece by Blake after Fuseli, presentation inscription to front endpaper from John Grundy of Lime Field to Ellis Cunliffe, dated 1799, with bookplate to front pastedown, contemporary calf, worn with covers near detached, and others relating to William Blake, including Compositions from the Works Days and Theogony of Hesiod, designed by John Flaxman, engraved by William Blake, 1816-17, Gilchrist, Life of William Blake, 2 volumes, new and enlarged edition, 1880, Paradise Lost by John Milton, illustrations by William Blake, 1906, Blake's Songs of Innocence, 1926 & Richard Garnett, William Blake Painter and Poet, 1895 Bentley 471A for the first work. (9)

Russell (Bertrand & Whitehead, Alfred North). Principia Mathematica, volumes 1 & 2 (of 3), 2nd edition, Cambridge University Press, 1925-27, some soiling and pencil marginalia to early leaves of volume 1, ink library stamp to title-page and front endpaper of volume 2, original cloth gilt, both slightly rubbed and soiled with small paper library label at foot of spine of volume 2, large 8vo, together with Pearson (Egon Sharpe), The Selected Papers, Issued by the Biometrika Trustees to Celebrate His 30 Years as Editor, 1st edition, Cambridge University Press, 1966, portrait frontispiece, original buckram gilt, small library stamp and ticket to spine and label and stamp to front pastedown, a little rubbed, large 8vo, plus Grattan-Guinness (Ivor), Companion Encylopedia of the History and Philosophy of the Mathematical Sciences, 2 volumes, 1st edition, London & New York, 1994, original printed boards, large 8vo, plus other mostly 20th-century cloth-bound mathematics and related (6 shelves)

*Historical Autographs. A group of 22 historical autographs and documents, various dates, including Earl of Sandwich (1718-1792, 'inventor' of the Sandwich), conclusion and signature of an ALS with words on both sides, seeking to procure a passage ('Bombay & China' &c.), 13 April 1769; Hermann Adler (Chief Rabbi), LS re a lecture on 'the Jewish Method of Slaughtering', 19 January 5657 [in the Hebrew calendar, i.e. 1897]; 7th Duke of Devonshire, ALS to Joseph Pym, 1882; Angela Burdett-Coutts, ALS, 1891; Robert Dundas, 2nd Viscount Melville, 2 ALsS ('Dundas'), 1832 and 1835; John Bright, ALS to John Murray, 1879; Millicent Fawcett, ALS mentioning the Women's Liberal Association; 1886; Octavia Hill, ALS to Lady Lockey, 1908, regarding her duties in relationg to the Poor Law Commission; the 5th Earl of Guilford, ALS regarding drawings, 1821; surrender document of 1683; M[argaret] B[rooke], Rane of Sarawak, ALS, 1919, urging Mr Luther to get better; 1st Duke of Wellington, brief ALS, 1839, with an invitation ticket to a ball at Apsley House, completed in Wellington's hand; Josiah Wedgwood (jnr.), ALS complaining about prices, Etruria, 1820; William Pulteney (1829-1805), ALS discussing a grievance, Weymouth, 1797; Sir Henry Vaughan, ALS to 'worthy cousin', c.1650; and a few others, mostly 8vo (22)

Porta (Giovanni Battista della). Magiae Naturalis Libri Viginti, in quibus scientiarum naturalium divitiae, & deliciae demonstrantur..., Hanau: Wechel, 1619, title with early ink ownership name, woodcut illustrations to text, generally toned, few annotations to text, some pale dampstaining to title and fore-margins, front pastedown with book ticket of Danielis Wilhelmi Nebelii, contemporary vellum, manuscript paper label to spine (chipped), front joint with short split at head, 8vo Wellcome I, 5188. (1)

QUEEN MEMORABILIA INC SIGNED CD. Six pieces of Queen memorabilia to include: Roger Taylor - Happiness (Parlophone ?– 7243 8 30059 2 5) signed to front of CD case in black ink Roger Taylor, three ticket stubs to include Queen and Status Quo at Maine Road, Manchester in 1986, sheet music for We Are The Champions, two editions of the Queen Magazine.

MARC BOLAN/MICKEY FINN SIGNED 7". A copy of T.Rex - Ride a White Swan (BUG-1) signed to front of sleeve in blue ink by Marc Bolan and Mickey Finn. Include original letter on 'Silver Surfer Promotions' stationary offering the signed copy for sale and a laminated reproduction of an early ticket. Authenticated by Roger Epperson prior to entry to this sale

MARC BOLAN/T.REX MEMORABILIA INC MICKEY FINN SIGNED. An assortment of T.Rex memorabilia to include: fan made mounted display on approx A4 card, with a clipping bearing signatures in various inks from Mickey Finn and Jack Green, a ticket in poor condition from the 1968 'Great South Coast Bankholiday Pop Festivity', a laminated ticket stub for Bolan and T.Rex at the Rainbow Theatre in 1977, an official fan club membership card, four 8x10" promotional photographs (one with 1977 stamp to verso), a copy of Marc Bolan - Krakenmist (1995 ltd edition), three folded posters to include: 1971 Electric Warrior (approx 22 x 27.5", F condition with tape and pin holes), 1973 from Romeo magazine (24 x 17", VF with light foxing) and Bolan with guitar (16,5 x 23.5", VF).

MIXED QUEEN MEMORABILIA. A mixed lot of Queen memorabilia to include: a 1982 Queen t-shirt (size S, with repairs), four card Parlophone 12" cover slicks/shop displays, a Freddie Mercury concert for aids pennant, three EMI glossy black and white 8x10" press photographs, two official fan club biographies, two 'iron on' transfers, five ticket stubs circa 1980-1984, a Queen fan club membership card, a Queen backstage pass,a fan club application letter and stamped envelope.

ROGER TAYLOR USED DRUMSTICKS. A pair of Roger Taylor embossed drumstick, used for the Paris 1979 concerts - 27th February - 1st March 1979. Obtained from a touring crew member by the vendor who attended the concerts with other members of the Queen 'Royal Family'. Also to include original ticket for the March 1st 1979 Pavillon De Paris concert. A letter of provenance from the vendor is available to view and will be included with the lot.

QUEEN TICKET ARCHIVE. Super archive of approx 23 Queen concert tickets, all affixed (though removable without damage) to A4 sheets of paper (for presentation only. Includes two fan taken photographs in Paris during the 1979 tour, a Go West flyer signed by Roger Taylor. Consigned by a member of the Queen 'Royal Family'.

ROXY MUSIC POSTERS/MEMORABILIA. An assortment of Roxy Music memorabilia to include: four proof sleeve designs, two gatefold for Boys and Girls and two promotional, a Dutch poster ( 31.5” 23.5") and a fold out Levis poster (23.5” x 16.5"), five assorted magazines (The Face, Beat Instrumental), four 70s/80s programmes (inc Siren ticket), an Ultimate Collection songbook.

DAVID BOWIE TICKET COLLECTION. 31 tickets/ticket stubs for various David Bowie / Tin Machine concerts, to include a crew pass for Maine Road, Manchester 1987.