THE BEATLES - Collection of 4 x original mono UK LP's. Help! (PMC 1255 - VG/VG+) has yellow/black labels, "The Gramophone Co Ltd." and "Sold In The UK" texts with 549-2 + 550-2 matrix codes. A Hard Day's Night (PMC 1230 - VG+/VG) has yellow/black labels, "The Parlophone Co. Ltd" and "Sold In The UK" texts, Garrod & Lofthouse patents pending sleeve and 481-3N + 482-3N matrix codes. With The Beatles (PMC 1206 - VG+/Ex) has yellow/black labels, "The Parlophone Co. Ltd.", "Recording First Published 1963", Dominion credit for "Money", correctly spelt track listing for "You Really Got A Hold On Me" and 447-7N + 448-7N matrix codes. Beatles For Sale (PMC 1240 - Ex/VG+) has yellow/black labels, "The Parlophone Co. Ltd." "Sold In UK" and "Recording first published" texts and 503-3N + 504-3N matrix codes.
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70s ROCK - Superb collection of 50 x LP's to include hard to find original pressings. To include Black Sabbath - Paranoid (Vertigo swirl original w/ 1y//1 + 2y//1 matrix codes), Babe Ruth - First Base (SHSP 4022), Deep Purple - In Live Concert (SHVL 767), Nazareth - Loud 'N' Proud (CREST 4 ), Koss - S/T (DJE 29002).
60s - Nice collection of 7 x original LP's, to include some hard to find 1st pressings. To include Manfred Mann - Instrumentals (CLP 3594 - VG+/VG+), The Fourmost - First And Fourmost PMC 1259 - VG/VG+), The Animals - Animalisms (1st UK mono pressing LK 4797 - VG/VG+) and Lulu - Something To Shout About (1st UK mono press LK 4719 - VG+/VG+). Condition is generally VG to VG+.
BIZET - CARMEN - MARIA CALLAS BOX SET - Lovely 3 LP box set (SDAN 143-145) of Maria Callas performing George Bizet - Carmen. Original Columbia EMI white Angel pressings with inserts and libretto which are in archive condition. All three LP's are in brilliant Ex+ condition. The first two LP's have no discernible marks to note, the third LP has one extremely light wispy mark on side 5 (Act III part 2). The luxurious padded box is in Ex condition with some very light edgewear.
THE BEATLES - Collection of 5 x original LP's including early pressings. Titles are Sgt Peppers (mono yellow and black "Fourth Proof" , "Gramophone Co. Ltd" PMC 7027 637-1 + 638-1 - VG/VG w/ psych inner), Please Please Me (mono yellow and black "Parlophone Co. Ltd", "Recording First Published" "KT" side 2 tax code PMC 1202 421-1N+ 422-1N stunning Ex+ vinyl/VG+ sleeve), Beatles For Sale (mono yellow and black "Parlophone Co. Ltd", "Sold In UK", "Recording First Published 1964" PMC 1240 503-3N + 504-3N VG+/Ex), Rubber Soul (mono yellow and black "Gramophone Co Ltd" "Sold In UK" PMC 1267 579-4 + 580-4 VG/VG+) and S/T "The White Album" top loader no. 0217257 (mono PMC 7068 "-1" matrix, booklet but no photos - G+/VG+).
PINK FLOYD - Collection of original title LP's. To include a first pressing of Atom Heart Mother (SHVL 781). This pressing has no EMI logo on the labels, "The Gramophone Co. Ltd" starting at 11 O Clock, and A-1G + B-1G matrix codes. The record is in great Ex condition, with one or two very light paper scuffs. The gatefold sleeve is in Ex condition, with some light edgewear. Also to include The Wall (w/ original stickered sleeve), A Saucerful Of Secrets (reissue stereo SCX 6258) and Relics x2 (MFP reissues). Conditio is generally Ex.
BEATLES AND RELATED/60s - Nice collection of 6 x LP's and 1 x 7" EP to include hard to find titles. To include The Beatles - Sgt. Peppers 1st UK mono pressing (PMC 7027 fantastic Ex/Ex), Georgie Fame And The Blue Flames - Sweet Things (SX 6043 - VG-/Ex), John Lennon ?– Walls And Bridges UK first press (PCTC 253) and John Lennon - Imagine 1st UK press w/ poster and inner (PAS 10004 - VG+/Ex). Condition varies but is generally VG to Ex.
THE BEATLES - PLEASE PLEASE ME 1ST STEREO PRESSING - Very scarce 1st UK black/gold Parlophone stereo pressing of the debut album from The Beatles. This pressing has Dick James credits on A1, A2, A6, A7, B4, and B6. Importantly, this very first pressing has 1 G and 1 R stamper codes. The record is in VG condition. There are several surface marks across both sides, but there are no deeper scratches or any "feelable" marks. The black and gold labels have some signs of spindle marks, but are in otherwise nice shape. MATRIX: YEX 94-1 1 G + YEX 95-1 1 R. The sleeve is in G/G+ condition. There is a 3cm tear along the opening edge of the inside approximately 3/4 of the way up, and the bottom edge "flipback" design sleeve has come unglued. Apart from this the front laminated sleeve is in nice condition with only minor edgewear.
FACTORY RECORDS & HACIENDA - incredible collection of five lease documents relating to FACT 51 The Hacienda and the Directors of Factory Communications Limited being Anthony Wilson, Robert Gretton, Howard Marshall Jones and The Secretary Alan Erasmus. The first document dated 9th Feb 1982 is the original lease for 21 Albion Street and includes 2 sets of plans for The Hacienda and has been signed by all 3 Factory Directors (Wilson, Jones, Gretton) and their Secretary (Erasmus). 2nd document dated 5th July 1983 is a licence for alteration signed by Alan Erasmus. The third and fourth documents are dated the 5th July 1988 and are a Deed of Variation and Supplemental Lease with both being signed and sealed by Anthony Wilson, Alan Erasmus and Rob Gretton. The last document is a debenture from 1989 between FACT 51 and Whitbread and is signed and sealed by Alan Erasmus. Inside each document is also the red waxlike seal for FAC 51 and Factory Communications.
First half of 20th Century ship's bulkhead Timepiece, the drum shaped case with hinged and glazed door with bevelled glass to a Roman and Arabic enamel dial with outside minute track and black spade hands (lacking sweep centre seconds) to an 8-day spring driven movement with platform escapement, 9 1/4" diameter
A first half of 20th Century Mahogany and Boxwood inlaid Mantel Timepiece, the balloon shaped case with plinth base and four lacquered Brass feet to a cast Brass bezel with bevelled convex glass enclosing a 3 1/4" Arabic enamel dial (hairline), with outside minute track and red quarters with blued steel hands to a circular Brass movement with cylinder platform escapement, height 9 1/4"
A first half of 20th Century Mahogany and Boxwood line and inlaid Mantel Timepiece, the shaped case with stylised foliate detail and raised on four ball feet to a cast Brass bezel with convex glass enclosing a 3 1/4" Arabic enamel dial with outside minute track and red Arabic quarters with bronzed spade hands to a circular Brass movement with replacement lever platform escapement, height 10 1/2"
A first half of 20th Century Mahogany cased Barograph, 15648, of typical rectangular form with plinth shaped base, fitted with a single drawer on bracket feet to a lacquered Brass and silvered 8-day spring driven mechanism and 8-section bellows to a silvered dial with scale of 28 to 31 over a twin scale mercury Thermometer, width 14 1/2"
A first half of 20th Century Gold plated, full Hunter, keyless, Pocket Watch, Swiss 15-jewel movement with spotted decoration and monometallic balance with lever escapement to a double sunk Arabic enamel dial with outside minute track, subsidiary seconds and blued steel hands (minutes and seconds lacking), in a hinged and polished Dennison "Star" case numbered 1049849, width 2"
A first quarter of 20th Century 9ct Gold, open face, keyless, Pocket Watch, Buren, the Swiss 15-jewel movement with Geneva stripe decoration to a bi-metallic cut compensated balance with blued steel over coil hairspring and micro-regulation to a double sunk Roman enamel dial with outside minute track, subsidiary seconds and blued steel spade hands in a hinged and polished case marked for London 1921, makers mark LA, numbered 80024, width 1 15/16"
A first quarter of 20th Century 9ct Gold, open face, keyless, Pocket Watch, SS & Co, the Swiss frosted gilt and jewelled movement with bi-metallic cut compensated balance and blued steel over coil hairspring and lever escapement to a Roman enamel dial (rim chips), with outside minute track, sunk subsidiary seconds and blued steel spade hands, in a hinged and polished case, marked for Birmingham 1920, makers mark ALD, numbered 203578, width 1 15/16"
A first quarter of 20th Century 9ct Gold Ladies wristwatch, Rolex, the 15-jewel movement with spotted decoration and bi-metallic balance with lever escapement to a fancy Roman enamel dial with outside minute track and red 12 and with blued steel hands, in a hinged and polished case with import marks for London 1914, sponsors mark W&D and numbered 601292 and further stamped "Rolex", fitted with a Gold plated sprung link bracelet, width 1 1/8"
A first quarter of 20th Century German, Mahogany cased, Monocular Microscope, Leitz NR 180953, of typical form with Y shaped foot to a rotating mirror and condenser to a universal stage and with three-way rotating objective lens holder and screw adjusting tube with interchangeable eye pieces in a fitted case with further assorted objectives and eye pieces fitted with a paper label with date of manufacture 25 August 1919 to a manufacturer's card and also marked in pencil "D Porter, Capt, R A M C (TF)", height 18"
A first half of 20th Century Chrome and Steel cased wristwatch, "Rolex" "Oyster", the 15-jewel movement with bi-metallic cut compensated balance and blued steel hairspring with lever escapement to a circular Arabic dial with outside minute track, signed to the centre "Oyster, Unicorn", with sunk subsidiary seconds and pierced hands (extensive flaking and surface rust to hands), in a polished cushion shaped case with screw down back and signed screw down crown, fitted with a stitched brown leather strap, width 1 1/4"
A first quarter of 20th Century Silver cased, open face, keyless, Pocket Watch, unsigned, Reg No 664485, 350738, the frosted and gilt movement with bi-metallic cut compensated balance and blued steel over coil hairspring to a Roman enamel dial with outside minute track (repaired and hairlines) with sunk subsidiary seconds and blued steel hands in a polished case with screw down back and bezel and hand set to the band, marked for Birmingham 1919, makers mark WE and numbered 79, width 2 3/16"
A first quarter of 20th Century 18ct Gold, half Hunter, keyless, Pocket Watch, A W W Co - Waltham, Mass, 20177979, the adjusted 17-jewel movement with bi-metallic cut compensated balance and blued steel over coil hairspring with micro-regulation and jewelled to the centre, to a signed Roman enamel dial with outside minute track and sunk subsidiary seconds with blued steel hands in a hinged and polished case with cobalt blue enamel chapter Ring and marked for Chester 1917, makers mark TR and numbered 7143, width 2 1/8"
A first quarter of 20th Century Silver cased, Ladies wristwatch, the Swiss jewelled movement with monometallic balance and a cylinder escapement to a Roman enamel dial with red 12, gilt minute track and blued steel hands in a hinged circular case with wire lugs and enamelled bezel and fitted with a later white metal and enamelled bracelet with sprung clasp and safety chain, watch with import marks for London 1917, sponsor GS and numbered 222070, ZEX, width 1 3/16"
A first half of 18th Century and later blue lacquer Chinoiserie decorated musical Verge Bracket Clock, signed Claude Duchesne - London, the case with moulded cornice surmounted by a cushion moulded pediment with central cast and gilt carry handle over gilt highlighted blind fret panels enclosed by four globe and spike finials over four arched and glazed panels to a spreading plinth base and raised on four compressed bun feet and decorated to the interior with further red lacquer detail to a 7" square Brass dial with engraved wheatear borders and cast and applied winged cherub spandrels enclosed in a signed Roman and Arabic silvered chapter ring with outside minute track, half hour markers and inside quarters track to a matted centre with ringed winding squares and false pendulum aperture and further date sector at 6, and fitted with carved and pierced blued steel hands, all beneath a later added arch profusely engraved with floral and foliate decoration and with applied and silvered strike/silent subsidiary, also with blued steel hand, to a movement with plates united by five knopped and finned pillars and with contemporary and later engraved decoration to the back plate and with Verge escapement and strike on five vertical and one horizontal bell height 19 1/2"
A first half of 20th Century 18ct Gold, open face, keyless, Pocket Watch, unsigned, the movement jewelled to the centre with a bi-metallic cut compensated balance and blued steel over coil hairspring and lever escapement to a silvered and striped circular dial with outside minute track, Arabic numerals, sunk subsidiary seconds and blued steel hands in a hinged and polished octagonal case marked "For import to Glasgow 1927", and numbered 358021, width 1 3/4"
A first half of 20th Century Oak, Boxwood and Copper inlaid Mantel Timepiece in the Art Nouveau manner, with stylised and pierced case, on stepped plinth base and compressed bun feet to a cast bezel with convex glass enclosing a 3 1/4" Arabic enamel dial with outside minute track and further Arabic quarters with blued steel hands to a circular Brass movement with replacement lever platform escapement height 11 1/4"
A first half of 20th Century Walnut cased, electric, floor standing Timepiece in case with lift off hood over a single glazed door and plinth base with detachable front panel containing a battery and raised on bracket feet to a wooden mask with applied and engraved Roman chapter ring with outside minute track and blued steel hands to an electric movement with large cylindrical Brass bob pendulum, height 54 1/2"
A first quarter of 20th Century Silver cased, open face, keyless, Pocket Watch, Omega 4078710, the frosted gilt and jewelled movement with bi-metallic cut compensated balance and blued steel over coiled hairspring to a Roman enamel dial (rim chipped) with outside minute track, sunk subsidiary seconds and blued steel spade hands in hinged case with engine turned back cover centred with a vacant and gartered cartouche with import marks for London 1912, and with further Omega stamp and makers mark SA and numbered 4775200, width 1 7/8"
A first half of 20th Century Silver and niello decorated wristwatch, the later jewelled movement with monometallic balance and over coil hairspring to a Roman enamel dial (hairlines) with outside minute track and red 12, with sunk subsidiary seconds and fancy gilt hands, signed "Cyma", in an oblong case with applied and striped decoration with fixed wire lugs and snap-on back marked with Swiss and German duty marks and numbered 3305931, 963, 159 and further 0935, width 1 5/16"
A first half of 20th Century blue painted Mantel Timepiece, the shaped mount with separate glazed front panel to a slide-in H frame stand, and decorated with cobalt blue field and gilt highlights with further Chinoiserie figures to a silvered and engraved Arabic chapter ring with outside minute track and further Chinoiserie type decoration with silvered hands to a spring driven movement with platform escapement, height 8 3/4"
A first half of 20th Century Mahogany and inlaid triple barrel Mantel Clock, the arched case on plinth base and raised on four ball feet to a 6 1/2" arched silvered dial with chime/silent subsidiary to the arch over an engraved Roman chapter ring with outside minute track and black painted Fleur de Lys hands to a movement signed Gustav Becker, with anchor escapement strike on five rods, height 14 1/4"
A first half of 20th Century stained Oak cased, wooden, dial Timepiece, the drum shaped case with applied gilt Arabic numerals and gold painted spade hands to a single spring driven movement and bearing an applied label to the back "exd by Camerer, Cuss & Co, 54 & 56 New Oxford Street, London, diameter 11 3/4"
A first half of 20th Century red lacquer Mantel Timepiece, retailed by Asprey - London, the gilt highlighted and arched red lacquer case with raised gesso figures of birds, people and buildings (some losses), and raised on four compressed bun feet to a cast Brass bezel with bevelled glass enclosing a 4" engraved circular Brass dial with outside minute track and blued steel spade hands to a spring driven movement with platform escapement, height 6 1/4"
A first quarter of 19th Century Scottish Mahogany cased, dial Timepiece, J & W Howden - Edinburgh, the cross banded surround to a cast Brass concave bezel with convex glass enclosing a 15" painted Roman dial with outside minute track and blued steel spade hands to a single Fusee movement with heavy plates united by four knopped pillars and with anchor escapement, width 19"
Kilkenny: Ormonde Papers: Box - History M/ss Commission - Manuscripts of The Marquis of Ormonde .. at Kikenny Castle, First Series Vols. I & II, plus Index, 3 vols. L. 1895 - 1909; also New Series, Vols. I - VII, 7 vols. L. 1902 - 1912, in wrappers & cloth; Irish Manuscript Commission - Curtis (E.)ed. Calendar of Ormonde Deeds, 6 vols. D. 1932 - 1943; also White (Newport B.) The Red Book of Ormonde, roy 8vo D. 1932, & 2 others sim., all cloth. Together 19 vols. good. A box. Scarce. (1)
Irish Female Writers: O'Brien (Kate) Without My Cloak, L. 1931. First, orig. pict. d.w.; also Farewell Spain, L. 1937, First, and Pray for the Wanderer, L. 1938, First; Bowen (Eliz.) Bowen's Court, N.Y. 1942, First American Edn. orig. d.w.; Mulkerns (Val.) A Time Outworn, N.Y. 1957. First; Purcell (Mary) The Pilgrim Came Late, D. 1947. First, d.w. With 2pp A.L.s. & T.L.s. from author to Frank Mc Evoy loosely inserted; also 13 others sim, some by same author. As a lot, w.a.f. (19)
Box: Varied interest: Palmer (C.J.) The History of Great Yarmouth, 4to Great Yarmouth 1856. First, full page plts., mor. backed; Prentice (A.) Historical Sketches and Personal Recollections of Manchester, L. 1851. First, unopened, cloth; Tyndall (J.) Sound, L. 1883; Poyser (A.W.) Magnetism and Electricity, L. 1901; & others varied on technical subjects, economics, weaving etc. As a box, w.a.f. (1)
Box: Irish Literature: Leamy (Ed.) By the Barrow River, D. 1907, First, port.; Downden (Richard) Walks after Wild Flowers, 12mo L. 1852, First; Elizabeth (Charlotte) Derry, 12mo L. 1833 First; O'Connor (F.) Domestic Relations, L. 1957, First, d.w.; & 4 others by same author; 13 volumes by Donn Byrne; Mac Mahon (B.) The Lion Tamer, L. 1948, First, & others, a box, w.a.f. (1)
Box: Collectors interest: Sibley (Brian) The Book of Guinness Advertising, folio L. 1985. First,; Davis (Jim) The Book of Guinness Advertising, lg. 4to L. 1998. First; Huges (David) A Bottle of Guinness Please, The Colourful History of Guinness. Folio 206 Lim. Edn. 952 (2000), Signed, all fully illustrated; books on Cigarette Packages, Cigarette Cards, Tobacco Tins, Whiskey Jars, Bank Notes, Stamps, Playing Cards etc. As a coll., box lot, w.a.f. V. good. (1)
Box: Varied Antiquarian & Modern Irish interest: Harris (W.) The History of the Life and Reign of William Henry Prince .. of Orange, folio D. 1749; Boyer (A.) The History of the Life and Reign of Queen Anne, folio L. 1722; Spelman (H.) Glossarium Archaiologicum: folio L. 1664; Jones (F.P.) History of the Sinn Fein Movement and the Irish Rebellion of 1916, N.Y. 1917. First, inscribed by 'Ernie' [O'Malley]; Mc Gahern (John) A Memoir, L. 2005, Signed, d.w.; also Amongst Women, N.Y. 1990, Signed & Inscribed by Author; Mac Bride (Maud Gonne) A Servant of the Queen, D. 1950; & approx. 24 other books, mostly Irish Republican, literature etc. As a box lot, w.a.f. (1)
Box: Varied interest: Smith (David) Outlines of the Rocks of Antrim, sm. 8vo Belfast 1868. First, engd. frontis & 5 plts. orig. cloth; Joly (John) The Surface History of the Earth, Oxford 1925. First, cloth; & some others sim.; a folder of old newspapers including some 1916 Rebellion related, a few postcards of Leaders, some items on De Valera etc; also some part runs of Irish periodicals, including The Irish Naturalist, The Long Room, etc. As a box lot, w.a.f. (1)
Dublin interest: Shaw (Henry) publ. New City Pictorial Directory 1850, roy 8vo D. 1850. First Edn., Engraved frontis, decor. title & with several outline panoramic views of the streets of Dublin (2 in zerox), in recent hf. mor. gilt spine. Rare; Wright (G.N.) An Historical Guide to Ancient and Modern Dublin, 12mo L. 1821. Engd. frontis, lg. fold. plan & 16 engd. plts., cont. full calf, gilt tooled borders, rebacked with orig. spine laid down. (2)
![Novels: [Bulmer-Lytton (Sir E.G.E.L.)] Kenelm Chillingly His Adventures and Opinions, 3 vols. Edin. 1873. First, 3 hf. titles](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/136c6e64-89dd-4a46-bf73-a47b00ff12f7/d790b57d-00ea-4207-cde6-aae2077a4b8f/468x382.jpg)
Novels: [Bulmer-Lytton (Sir E.G.E.L.)] Kenelm Chillingly His Adventures and Opinions, 3 vols. Edin. 1873. First, 3 hf. titles, errata slip; Payn (James) Under One Roof, 3 vols. L. 1879. First, 3 hf. titles; Fothergill (Jessie) The Wellfields, 3 vols. L. 1880, First, all decorative cloth; Yonge (Charlotte M.) Magnum Bonum or Mother Carey's Brood, 3 vols. L. 1879, First, hf. mor.; also Stretton, 3 vols. hf. mor. As a lot. (15)
Co. Wicklow: Wright (Rev. G.N.) A Guide to the County of Wicklow, 12mo L. 1822. First, 5 plts. lg. fold. map, rebacked hf. calf; Fraser (J.) Guide to the County of Wicklow, 12mo n.d., text illus.; The Strangers Guide to the County of Wicklow, sm. 8vo D. (Chas. H. Wogan) 1866, dble page map, adverts, cloth; & 1 other sim. (4)
Republican: Mac Suibhne (Toirdhealbhach) Battlecries, 8vo n.p. 1918. First Edn., 55 pp. orig. ptd. wrappers, v. good; also O'Hegarty (P.S.) A Short Memoir of Terence Mac Swiney, D. 1922. First; Chavasse (Moirin) Terance Mac Swiney, D. 1961. Inscribed by Author to Brian O'Higgins, d.w., Ni Shuibhne (Maire) The Republic of Ireland, 12mo Cork n.d., decor. cold. wrappers; also 2 others on P.H. Pearse. (6)
Clarke (Austin) The Fires of Baal, D. 1921; Pilgrimage and other Poems, L. 1929. Lim. Edn. (500); The Sword of the West, D. 1921; The Vengeance of Fionn, D. 1917; The Cattle Drive in Connaught, L. 1925; Flight to Africa, D. 1963; The Echo at Coole, D. 1968; The Third Kiss, D. 1976. Lim. Edn. (500), All First Edns., & 9 others by same author. (16)
Co. Kerry: Hall (Mr. & Mrs. S.C.) A Week in Killarney, sm. 4to L. 1858. First Edn. Engd. frontis. wd. cut illus. title, 2 engd. maps, & 12 engd. plts. text illus., orig. cloth, gilt, very clean copy; Smith (Chas.) The Ancient and Present State of County of Kerry, D. & C. (Mercier) 1979. Reprint, fold. map & plts. d.w.; & 2 others on Kerry. (4)
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