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Lot 95
DC COMICS, MIXED SERIES 1980S - MODERN ISSUES including Justice, The World of Smallville, The World of Krypton, The Man of Steel by Byrne & Giordano, The Kingdom, Brightest Day, Lee Falk's The Phantom, Countdown Arena, Poison Ivy Cycle of Life & Death, Superman Lois & Clark, Suicide Squad Most Wanted, Titans Hunt, The Official Teen Index, Green Lantern Corps Edge of Oblivion, Telos, Superman The Coming of the Supermen, Death of Hawkman and a small group of further single issues and graphic novels including, Batman Blaze of Glory and Young Gotham Sampler 2015Please note Jonah Hex Special Edition first issue is NOT included in this lot, it is included in Lot 203
Lot 408
1985 Graham's, Vintage PortOWC12x75clPurchased through Berry Bros. & Rudd and kept in their storage until transfer for this sale.This lot has been stored at Berry Bros. & Rudd since first release. The image will be added as soon as possible however given its provenance we are confident the wine is in optimal condition.
Lot 409
1985 Taylor's, Vintage PortOWC12x75clPurchased through Berry Bros. & Rudd and kept in their storage until transfer for this sale.This lot has been stored at Berry Bros. & Rudd since first release. The image will be added as soon as possible however given its provenance we are confident the wine is in optimal condition.
Lot 275
2013 Domaine William Fevre, Chablis Grand Cru, Les Clos1x150cl2011 Domaine Vincent Dampt, Chablis Premier Cru, Vaillons1x75cl2013 Samuel Billaud, Chablis Premier Cru, Vaillons Vieilles Vignes1x75clTotal 2x75cl and 1x150clPreviously stored in an insulated and temperature controlled cellar since first release.
Lot 406
1983 Graham's, Vintage PortOWC9x75clPacked in a 12 bottle OWC.Purchased through Berry Bros. & Rudd and kept in their storage until transfer for this sale.This lot has been stored at Berry Bros. & Rudd since first release. The image will be added as soon as possible however given its provenance we are confident the wine is in optimal condition.
Lot 43
ß 2009 Klein Constantia, Vin De Constance, ConstantiaOC6x50clIN BONDCurrently there is no image to accompany this lot. The wine is in transit having been stored in bond since first release. The image will be available upon receipt into our warehouse.The buyer of this wine is not obliged to pay for it until they have satisfied themselves with the condition when the photo is provided
Lot 273
2010 Francois Carillon, Chassagne-Montrachet Premier Cru, Les Macherelles3x75cl2012 Paul-Pillot, Chassagne-Montrachet Premier Cru, Clos Saint-Jean Blanc1x75cl2014 Bruno Colin, Chassagne-Montrachet Premier Cru, Les Vergers1x75clTotal 5x75clPreviously stored in an insulated and temperature controlled cellar since first release.
Lot 407
1983 Taylor's, Vintage Port OWC12x75clPurchased through Berry Bros. & Rudd and kept in their storage until transfer for this sale.This lot has been stored at Berry Bros. & Rudd since first release. The image will be added as soon as possible however given its provenance we are confident the wine is in optimal condition.
Lot 40
Attributed to Jan W Eisenlöffel (1876-1957) Triangular brass tray with matchbox holder and two bowls all on bun feet, circa 1905 Brass Unsigned Tray: 33.5cm. Footnote Eisenloffel worked for Hoeker & Son (Amsterdam), Amstelhoek and Binnenhuis, before in 1903 he founded a rival interior design firm De Woning, together with W. Penaat who had directed the furniture department at Amstelhoek. See further details below. Footnotes: After studying at the Rijksnormaalschool from 1892 to 1896 Eisenloffel joined the silversmiths Hoeker & Son, Amsterdam, designing mainly works in revivalist styles. Following eight months in St Petersburg, where he learnt enamelling and niello techniques, Eisenloffel developed his own style. In 1900 he became artistic director of the newly installed metal workshop at the Amstelhoek factory, working in his new style for the first time. The Amstelhoek factory was founded in 1897 by W.C. Hoeker (of Hoeker & Son), initially as a ceramic factory, the metalwork and furniture departments being later additions. Hoeker wished to produce modern designs in non-precious metals such as copper and brass; the production of silver at Amstelhoek was always associated with his family's firm. The factory name was derived from the telegraphic address: Amsterdam-Hoeker.In September 1900, on the initiative of the architect H.P. Berlage and the designer Jacob P. van den Bosch, a new design gallery, het Binnenhuis, opened in Amsterdam as a retail outlet for the applied arts, with Eisenloffel among the collaborators. Eisenloffel's metalwork enjoyed wide distribution through Amstelhoek displays at het Binnenhuis, but in January 1902, he left Amstelhoek and het Binnenhuis to run his own workshop, designing copper and brass objects for machine production. In 1903 he founded a rival interior design firm, De Woning, together with W. Penaat, who had directed the furniture department at Amstelhoek.British Museum website
Lot 97
Constance Spry (1886-1960) for Fulham Pottery Crown and Lion vase (first designed 1936 for Edward VIII coronation, then produced again for Elizabeth II), 1953 Unglazed exterior, clear glazed interior earthenware Underside impressed with facsimile signature stamp, 'ER 1953', and 'MADE IN ENGLAND' 45cm wide, 19.5cm high Condition Report: Overall condition good. Crazing to interior with some noticeably darker grey hairlines - see additional images. No damage or restoration.
Lot 300
A collection of World War 1 and World War 2 Commemorative medallions and coins, including a Windsor Mint gold plated proof medallion collection, commemorating the centenary of The First world war and consisting of eight medallions each measuring 70mm in diameter, along with two other sets and a gold plated miniature crown jewels set
Lot 337
A collection of seven Windsor Mint commemorative medallions, relating to Naval History, Admiral Nelson and the Titanic, including a large 70mm Silver plated proof 100th anniversary of the Titanic medal, five Gold Plated medallions, along with, a 200th Ounce Blackbeard Gold coin, two £5 coin covers, and a selection of signed first day covers with a James Bond theme, along with two small odels of battleships
Lot 91
A 2018, London Mint issued 'Your country needs you' Posters of the First World War ingot collection, complete set including a 24ct Gold Proof ingot weighing 2.5g, along with seven 24ct Gold plated Bronze ingots with colour transfer designs depicting WWI posters, and one similar silver coloured ingot, in presentation folder with certificates
Lot 100
DAVID BOWIE - THE MAN WHO SOLD THE WORLD LP - ORIGINAL UK 'DRESS SLEEVE' COPY (MERCURY 6338 041). A solid example first UK pressing of the iconic 1971 LP from Mr Jones. This copy features the controversial and quickly withdrawn 'dress' sleeve. Stock UK copy with correct 'Tony' spelling both sides. The record is in neat VG+ condition showing some light and minor surface hairline marks though absolutely no heavier feelable scratches. Matrix/runout: 6338041 1Y//1 ∇ 420 1 1 4 & 6338041 2Y//1 420 1 1 1. The original sleeve is in VG condition. The main image of Bowie in clean order on the front, there is some noted edge/shelfwear with the spine not legible. Elsewhere in neat order with some light foxing to the reverse and a name in pen to the reverse top left section.
Lot 101
DAVID BOWIE - HUNKY DORY LP (ORIGINAL UK FRONT LAMINATED PRESSING - RCA VICTOR SF 8244 - NO GEM SLEEVE). Great to see original UK 'front laminated' copy of the classic 1971 LP from David Bowie. The sleeve (very first printing with front laminate and no 'Gem' logo to the reverse) is in sharp VG+ condition showing some minor creasing around the edges though no rips, tears or seam splits. The record (original 3T/3T matrix endings) is in clean Ex condition with a few light and minor surface marks. Complete with lyric insert in Ex condition.l
Lot 106
NICK DRAKE - FIVE LEAVES LEFT LP (ORIGINAL UK PRESSING - ISLAND ILPS 9105). A well presented original UK copy of the beautiful debut studio release from Nick Drake. The record (Island ILPS 9105, original black block labels, with track listing 'Way To Blue' then 'Day Is Done') is in lustrous Ex condition showing only a couple of very light, fine and minor surface hairline marks that are only really noted on side 1, with side 2 grading as Ex+. Matrix (machine stamped): ILPS 9105 A//2 & B//2. The original first printing sleeve ('Printed & Made By Ernest J. Day', 'Day Is Done' then 'Way To Blue' track listing) is in VG condition with a small paper tear to the front and with some light scuffs and edgewear. The spine is still legible.
Lot 114
THE ROLLING STONES - THE ROLLING STONES LP (FIRST UK 1A/1A '2.52 TELL ME' PRESSING - DECCA LK 4605). A must have for any serious Stones collector, here's the very first UK pressing of the band's landmark April 1964 LP. This original copy contains the shorter '2.52' version of Tell Me with the matrix: XARL-6271-1A XARL-6272-1A. The record is in very well presented VG+ condition. There are some light surface marks to the glossy playing surfaces, though these are never at all heavier and this copy is without any feelable scratches. Neat and clean deep grooved labels (no WOL) with some spindle marks. The original front laminated flipback sleeve is in clean VG+ condition with a few creases and some minor wear along the bottom reverse flipback tab - without any rips, tears or seam splits and with the spine fully legible.
Lot 137
P. P. ARNOLD - THE FIRST LADY OF IMMEDIATE LP (OG STEREO - IMMEDIATE - IMSP 011). A glorious example of P. P. Arnold - The First Lady Of Immediate (OG UK stereo pressing, IMSP 011). The record is in Ex condition with some light surface marks. The sleeve is in VG+ condition with some age-related wear.
Lot 159
THE BEATLES - REVOLVER LP (ORIGINAL UK WITHDRAWN MIX COPY - PMC 7009). A very well-presented example of the scarce "withdrawn" mix of The Beatles 1966 studio album Revolver. The first issue with XEX-606-1 matrix number on Side 2 contains withdrawn version ("Remix 11") of "Tomorrow Never Knows". The record (PMC 7009) is in glossy VG condition with a few light surface marks/scuffs. A couple are only lightly feelable. The sleeve is in very sharp Ex condition with a little wear around the reverse flip-back tabs - elsewhere in super clean order.
Lot 182
IRON MAIDEN - THE FIRST TEN YEARS UP THE IRONS BOX SET (EMI - IRN 1 - 10). A great example of the immersive box set 'The First Ten Years Up The Irons' by Iron Maiden. (EMI - IRN 1 - 10, 1990). The records are in neat Ex/ Ex+ condition. The sleeves are generally VG+ to Ex and the box is in VG+ condition with some visual storage-related wear.
Lot 253
OASIS - DEFINITELY MAYBE/MORNING GLORY/BE HERE NOW - ORIGINAL UK PRESSING LPs. Listen Up Oasis fans, here's the first 3 x studio LPs for you! All original UK pressings. Titles are Definitely Maybe (CRELP 169 DAMONT etched all four sides - record 1 in Ex condition, record 2 in VG+ condition with some light surface scuffs/VG gatefold sleeve with some noted edgewear), (What's The Story) Morning Glory? (CRELP 189 DAMONT etched all four sides - both records in clean Ex condition showing only a couple of very light and minor surface hairline marks/glossy black inners with some scuffs/Ex multifold original sleeve with a little discolouration, a very neat copy) and Be Here Now (CRELP 219 MIKE THE EXCHANGE etched all four sides - VG+ records with some light surface scuffs/clean original printed lyric inners/Ex+ lovely clean original gatefold sleeve).
Lot 261A
A 1974 Framus Jan Akkerman Signature Model, this being an incredibly rare white version. Six pickup options, semi-hollow body and with original Framus case.Model number - 741.Serial number - 03452 Provenance: purchased in Germany at a trade fair c 1976 and subsequently obtained by the vendor c 1978. The guitar has recently been appraised and serviced by acclaimed guitar expert Steve Clarke (Famous Frets). Steve has provided the following condition report:This guitar was made in 1974, it was built by Framus with the finest materials at that time.Jan Akkerman was approached by Framus around 1972 and in 1973 he went to the factory to look around and discuss details of how he would like this guitar to look and sound.It was also in 1973 that Akkerman was voted best guitarist in the world in a Melody Maker poll, in 1974 the first guitars were being made but only in Sunburst with model number 10950 and Black 10980. The catalogue that was produced would show only these two guitars.This guitar is in very good condition. The pickups were designed by Bill Lawrence and have a six-position tone selector for a wide range of sounds. The body and neck are of maple construction with ebony fingerboard, the controls are one volume and one tone.The stop tailpiece has adjustment for optimum string height and intonation . The machine heads are built by German company Kolb and are of high quality.This is an extremely rare guitar to find but to see this model in white is extraordinary. It is known that another white Akkerman belongs to a guitar Collector in Canada. The model number for this guitar was given as 03452.
Lot 318
A concert poster, advertising Foo Fighters with support from 'Spearhead', Rendon Inn, New Orleans, September 8th 1995. Measures 20 x 24". This would be an early performance by the band, who played their first shows in Feb 1995. Strong VF condition. With accompanying provenance letter, detailing this item as being from the collection of legendary music manager Peter Jenner, who was managing Spearhead during this period.
Lot 369
A copy of 'With The Beatles' (First mono UK, PMC 1206 with Jobete credit on 'Money', side one glossy Ex, side two strong VG+ with remnants of a factory sample sticker to label). Signed to the upper portion of the sleeve with inscription (likely by Ringo) by John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, and George Harrison. Provenance: The vendor's father was music journalist Stanley Reed who wrote for the Evening News circa 1960s and obtained these signatures in person for his daughter. The sleeve has been authenticated by Roger Epperson and also by Frank Caiazzo, email correspondence between the vendor and Frank Caiazzo will be included.
Lot 422
An original ticket (10.5 x 23cm) for the 'International Times First All Night Rave' with performances by Pink Floyd, Soft Machine. This was the first ever event at London's 'Round House'. With handwriting to vers and three stamped numbers (130).Provenance: from the collection of Peter Jenner.
Lot 43
THE BEATLES - REVOLVER LP (ORIGINAL UK WITHDRAWN MIX COPY - PMC 7009). A very well-presented copy of the scarce "withdrawn" mix of The Beatles 1966 studio album Revolver. The first issue with XEX-606-1 matrix number on Side 2 contains the withdrawn version ("Remix 11") of "Tomorrow Never Knows". The record is (PMC 7009) is in glossy VG condition with a number of light surface marks on each side, nothing feelable. The sleeve is in very sharp Ex+ condition, a beautiful example).
Lot 463
An audio CD marked in pen 'Ed's CD' and with three stickers to case bearing handwritten track titles. The CD contains 14 tracks recorded by Ed Sheeran at his home c 2003, many of which would be included in his first 'official' release 'Spinning Man'. Notably however the CD contains a track 'Kentucky Fried Chicken' which does not appear to have been released at any time. Note that track five 'Moody Ballad Of Ed' does not appear to be playable - though the other tracks play through fine.Provenance: the vendor was at the same school as Ed Sheeran and was given this CD at the time by a mutual acquaintance. They remember that Sheeran played all of the instruments on the release.This item is sold as an artefact only, without copyright. Any reproduction is strictly prohibited.To view sample audio follow this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Acj8A6325N8
Lot 499
An original Sex Pistols press kit/booklet, this the first ever issued (predating the release of 'Anarchy' & the Grundy show), compiled by Malcolm McLaren and Sophie Richmond. Stamped to inner read cover with Malcolm McLaren info. Very good condition. Approx 22 x 31cm. 16 pages, Provenance: originally from the collection of Pierre Benain, organiser of the Chalet Du Lac concert.
Lot 24
A Royal Albert 'Enchantment' tea set. Including tea pot, milk and sugar bowl, etc. Max. H11.5cm Condition Report: Marked 'Royal Albert, Bone china, England, Enchantment' to the bases. Unable to confirm if they are first or sectond quality. Overall in good condition. No apparent chips or breakages. The gilt has been re-touched in areas. Some rubbing to the decoration and some very faint spots of pitting and crazing. One teacup has a firing crack to the base. Teapot height 11.5cm
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