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Vocal records, 10-inch: 170, Telefunken, Columbia, Parlophone, Aeolian Vocalion, Velvet Face, L`Oiseau-Lyre, Decca and other makes, by deVeer, Marsh, Bronzini, McEachern, Henderson, Titterton, Wilson, Scmitt-Walter, Souzay, Sedira, Mavoon-Ibbs, Baillie, Husch, Vballin, Rokyta, Chaliapine, Halban, Lail, Furmedge, Huguet, Formichi, Finzi-Magrini, Pears, Supervia, Piccaver, Constantino, Henschel and others; two albums of Victor vocals by Garrison, Gluck, Journet, Schumann-Heink and others; and a Linguaphone album of Folk Songs of Five Nations

7-inch records, band and instrumental: ten Nicole, four Zonophone, three Columbia and one G & T (some affected by damp)

McCormack: five Odeon records, 17 Regal, 38 10-inch HMV / Victor, 41 12-inch ditto and a 12-inch Columbia, in a rack and a record carton (2)

Instrumental and early Orchestral records, 12-inch: 109 Columbia, 30 Decca and 45 Parlophone, Zonophone, Aeolian-Vocalion, NGS, Brunswick, Telefunken, Polydor and Velvet Face, by Finck (Columbia 468-470, original album), Tertis, Beecham, Schorrer, Wood, Friedman, Godowsky, Sammons, Murdoch, Lener Quartet, Grainger, Segovia, Bratza, Busoni, Ysaye, Szigetti, Schweitzer, Casals, Casadesus, Prihoda, Dolmetsch, Griller, Brailowsky, Lamond, Feuermann, Szreter, Spiwakowsky, Bowen, London Quartet, Sammons, Christie, Spencer Dyke, Cernikoff, Kozalski, Zacharewitsch and others

Vocal records, 12-inch: 290, Columbia (including eight blue U.S. in album), Decca, Brunswick, Beka-Meister, Aeolian-Vocalion, Velvet Face, Lutetia, Vox, DFGG, Polydor and others, by Piccaver, Labette, Watcyns, Schwarzkopff, Litvinne, Destournel, Lenghi-Cellini, Hotter, Kipnis, Howe, Stralia, Bettendorf, Passmore, Ben Davies, Bispham, Struckgold, Slezak, Rosing and others, in 4 racks and a carton

WORLD WAR ONE MEMORIAL SCROLL PTE FRANK GREENFIELD, ROYAL FUSILLIERS, FRAMED, TWO EDWARDIAN EBONY HAND MIRRORS, ANOTHER, AND AN EARLY PLASTIC FAUX TORTOISESHELL HAND MIRROR, A QUANTITY OF BYGONES TO INCLUDE A VICTORIAN STRAIGHT PULL CORKSCREW WITH NOTCHED AND WAISTED SHANK AND ROSEWOOD HANDLE, A COLUMBIA RECORDS BRASS AND BLUE WOOL 78RPM RECORD STATIC BRUSH, TWO TINS OF CUTEX NAIL POLISH AND A TIN OIL CAN, TWO SPANNERS, ETC

A Columbia clockwork picnic gramophone, and a collection of 78 and 45 records.

KENNEDY ROSE: (1890-1995) American Philanthropist, wife of Joseph Kennedy and mother of John F. Kennedy. T.L.S., Rose Kennedy, one page, 4to, Hyannis Port, Massachusetts, 8th November 1965, to Goddard Lieberson of Columbia Records. Kennedy thanks her correspondent for a copy of the book As We Remember Him and continues 'I am very proud to have this wonderful tribute to my son -- this story on which you have lavished so much thought, discrimination, and good taste. The result is most gratifying to me and I hope it will be an inspiration to others.' She further thanks Lieberson for his offer to donate the proceeds of the book to the Memorial Library, adding 'All the members of the family and I hope the Library will be not only a lasting memorial to the late President, but a mecca for people from the United States and from all over the world to come to study and work together, thus furthering the great goals of peace and understanding among nations in which the late President believed so wholeheartedly.' VG

A 1920`s design Columbia portable gramophone and `78 records

A Columbia record player and twenty nine Elvis Presley records

A Columbia wind up `Picnic` gramophone and a quantity of 78` records

A collection of approximately one hundred jazz L.P records labels include Fontana, Verve, Vanguard, Decca, Columbia, CBS, Parlo Phone, RCA, Capital, Philips, Coral etc. Artists include Miles Davis, Johnny Hodges, Oscar Peterson, Duke Ellington, Charlie Parker, Harry James, Billie Holiday, Dizzie Gillespie etc.

A collection of LP records, including a first pressing of The Pretty Things` eponymous first album, Fontana TL5239, and The Yardbirds` `Five Live Yardbirds`, Columbia 33SX 1677 (faults).

A Columbia table top gramophone, together with an oak box containing small quantity of 78 rpm records.

An early 20th Century oak cased table-top gramophone by Columbia, the manufacturer`s mark incorporating `Viva-tonal Grafonola`, together with a group of records.

A Columbia wind up gramophone and quantity of 78rpm records

A Columbia No.201 Portable Gramophone, in a black leather covered case; A Bush Type SRP 31 Record Player and a collection of records

A Columbia wind up gramophone in mahogany finished pedestal case and a collection of 78rpm records.

A collection of 81 HMV, Columbia and Parlophone boxed 78 rpm records.

A Columbia Records Choir of St. George`s Chapel Windsor poster circa 1920`s, 21 x 30".

Columbia portable gramophone and a collection of 78 and other records.

Columbia Grafanola portable oak gramophone c.1924 with a collection of 78rpm records

A Columbia Viva-Tonal gramophone, in a mahogany case, 46 cm wide, with assorted 78 records

Columbia portable gramophone player - A/F and a quantity of records

A 1920`s portable gramophone by Columbia and a selection of 78 records. 30-40

Early Columbia portable record player, with records, in a black carrying case

A Columbia table top cased gramophone, together with a small quantity of 78rpm records, an early 20th century oak framed tapestry panel of woodcock and a Cats Whisker wireless contained within a leather suitcase.

A Columbia portable gramophone within a black case, together with an extra Edison Bell Electrotone head and a group of records.

A mid 20th Century Columbia wind up gramophone in wooden case, together with a small collection of 78rpm records

A Columbia No. 201 portable gramophone with brown bakelite arm contained in black leather carrying case, a Dulcetto portable gramophone and a Vita Phonic gramophone played in stained pine case, together with a small quantity of 78 rpm records

A Columbia portable gramophone, with various records.

A Columbia wind-up gramophone in black case, a tin of needles and a collection of 78 rpm records, in case

A Columbia portable gramophone within a black case, together with a small group of records.

An old wooden cased Columbia gramophone and records.

* A mixed collection of Military items, including, regimental cap badges, mainly Great War period, various regiments including, Norfolk Regiment, The Leinster etc (some re-strikes), regimental buttons including, Machine Gun Corps, Army Cyclist Corps etc, Lusitania Medal, brass compass, an album of cigarette cards, mostly incomplete sets, comprising, Britain`s Part in the War, Allied Army Leaders, Hints on Association Football etc, Great War period card game incomplete, four 78 records produced by Columbia, titles include Marching songs of the 1st Bn, The Northern Rhodesian Regiment, and three similar, each with sleeve, and a sheet Adolf Hitler writing paper pre the move to the Reich Chancellery building, with newspaper cutting, giving provenance (a carton)

A Columbia wind up gramophone player, No 201, in travel case, and a selection of 78 rpm records.

A Columbia Oak Cased vintage Table Top Gramophone, Viva-Tonal Grafonola; together with a collection of various 78 rpm records, 15 ½” wide

A Columbia gramophone, and a quantity of 78rpm records

Records - ROCK, POP, and other. Thirty-three long-playing records, including Al Stewart, `Zero She Flies` (CBS 63848), gatefold sleeve; The Animals, `Animal Tracks`, mono (Columbia 33SX 1708); Neil Young, `After the Gold Rush` (Reprise K 44088), gatefold sleeve, complete with lyric poster; Stevie Wonder, `My Cherie Amour` (Tamla Motown STML 11128); also The Beatles, the Moody Blues, and others; together with a Beatles extended play record, `Magical Mystery Tour`, two discs, mono (Parlophone MMT-1), gatefold sleeve, (34).

A Columbia oak cased wind up gramophone and a number of 78 records.

Bakelite Records inc. Columbia, Parlophone, f/g items etc. (1 Box)

Bakelite Records inc. Decca, Columbia etc. (3 Boxes)

A Columbia horn gramophone circa 1920`s and a box of 78 rpm records, etc.

A Columbia Viratonal Grafonola Picnic Gramophone with two 78` Records (including `I Belong to Glasgow`) and a Bakelite Bush Radio

A cased Columbia Gramophone and a quantity of Records

A Columbia Grafonola gramophone, complete, in mahogany case, also to include a quantity of 78 rpm records

A collection of autographs to include autograph book containing Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy at the Empire Theatre, May 20th 1947, Phyllis Calvert starring in Peter Pan, Tuesday March 9th 1948 at The Royal Court Theatre, Jean Simmons, Danny Kaye, London Palladium programme, The Danny Kaye Show, Royal Court Theatre Liverpool programme, Brigadoon, Buckingham Palace Garden Party 97th invitation, containing a large quantity of autographs, quantity of further autographed slip cards and photographs to include Margaret Lockwood, Terry McDermot, Billy Liddle, x 2, Ken Dodd, Richard Baker, Elvis Costello, x 2, Les Dennis, Julia Rippon etc and four 45 records comprising, The Seekers-The Carnival is Over/We Shall Not be Moved on Columbia Records, The Batchelors-Oh Samuel Don`t Die/No Arms Can Ever Hold You on Decca Records, The Beatles-Yellow Submarine/Eleanor Rigby and She Loves You/I`ll Get You on Parlophone Records (lacking sleeves), also a set of signed ballet shoes (illustrated)

VINYL RECORDS: Box of approx 200 Singles on the Columbia label, various genre, years and condition.

VINYL RECORDS: Jazz, 3 albums. Blossom Dearie, Blossom Time - Fontana TL 5352 UK 1966 EX/EX, Stan Tracy, Alice In Jazz Land - Columbia SCX 6051 UK 1966 EX/EX & Billy Eckstine, Gentle On My Mind - Tamla Motown STML 11001 UK 1968 EX/EX

VINYL RECORDS: 13 Singles - Including Buddy Knox, Party Doll/My Babys Gone, Columbia DB 3914 UK 1957 (gold print), Gene Chandler, Charlie Gracie, The Gladiators and The Lancastrians ect, various years and condition.

VINYL RECORDS: The Yardbirds, Five Live Yardbirds, Black and Blue Columbia 33SX 1677 UK Mono 1964 original, labels clean with very light spindle marks, in excellent condition. Sleeve; Vg++, minor corner damage, very light scuffing to opening edge, name written on rear cover.

Music memorabilia: Cliff Richard, a collection of postcards, trade cards & promotional items, 1960`s onwards inc. a signed Columbia Records promotional card, gum cards, photos etc (gen gd) (100+)

box of 78 rpm records -HMV, Columbia etc

* A mahogany-cased Columbia `Biva-Tonal Grafonola` table-top gramophone and a suitcase of albums and records

Records - Jazz. Approximately 320 long-playing records, including The Dave Brubeck Quartet, `Dave Brubeck at Storyville: 1954` (Philips BBL 7018); The Dave Brubeck Quartet, `Jazz Red Hot and Cool` (Philips BBL 7076); The Dave Brubeck Quartet, `Jazz at Oberlin` (Vogue LAE 12048); Count Basie, `The Atomic Mr Basie` (Columbia 33SX 1084); Count Basie, `Count Basie at Newport` (Verve V-8243); and assorted others, (four boxes).

Pink Floyd An original in-store promotional mobile Pink Floyd Animals, Columbia Records, 1977 featuring the iconic image of a flying pig over Battersea Power station -- 40x16in. (102x16cm.) View on Christie's.com

Pink Floyd An album The Wall, CBS/Columbia Records, 1979 signed on the outside of the gatefold sleeve by Dave Gilmour, Roger Waters, Richard Wright and Gerald Scarfe View on Christie's.com

Music: Records, 78`s, UK label jazz re-issues on Vocalion Origins of Jazz, Jazz Collector Limited Editions, Tempo, Brunswick and Columbia, including Kid Ory, King Oliver, Eddie Lang, Joe Venuti, Adrian Rollini and Johnny Dodds (49, mixed condition)

Music: Records, 78`s, 1920s-1940s, UK label jazz and swing on Columbia, Vocalion, Tempo, Brunswick, Parlophone and HMV, including Joe Venuti, Eddie Lang, Jelly Roll Morton, Benny Goodman, Duke Ellington, Coleman Hawkins and Fletcher Henderson (26); with 45s and Eps (35)and LPs, 1950s (7); three programmes, with signatures, and record guide (mixed condition)

BLACK FIBRE AND CROME COLUMBIA PORTABLE GRAMOPHONE TOGETHER WITH A COLLECTION OF RECORDS