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Lot 499
BLACK SABBATH - Guitar Pick - Sample 0/250 - These sets were released as collectors' souvenir merchandise for the band's farewell tour. Each set featured five gold plated plectrums, produced from etched stainless steel and featured the bands ubiquitous demon logo. The plectrums were stylishly presented in a solid machined aluminium casket featuring a pivot lid and a magnetic closure. Each limited edition casket was packed into a smart black cotton bag for safe handling. This sample set contains just three plectrums
Lot 427
Original 1960s Surf Music singles - A collection of ten original 1960s 7” 'surf music' vinyl singles. All original pressings of rock'n'roll guitar instrumentals, all in Very Good to Excellent condition and all in original company sleeves. Artists include The Ventures, Sandy Nelson, The Surfaris, The Champs.
Lot 110
David Bowie: A Rare Acetate Recording Of 'Come And Buy My Toys/Join The Gang',late 1966/early 1967,a double-sided, 7inch disc, 45rpm, The Essex Music Group labels with typewritten recording details and text Demonstration Record Not For Sale, audibly as per released versions,Footnotes:Recorded in November/December 1966, both tracks appeared on Bowie's eponymous debut album, released in the UK on 1st June 1967, the same day as The Beatles' Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. All fourteen tracks of Bowie's album were self-penned and, musically, the album was a mix of influences, including theatre and music hall. Unlike most pop music of the time, with the usual instrumentation of electric guitar, bass and drums, it featured brass and woodwind.Talking about the album in 1990, Bowie is quoted as saying:'Lyrically, I guess it was striving to be something, the short story teller. Musically it's quite bizarre. I don't know where I was at. It seemed to have its roots all over the place, in rock and vaudeville and music hall. I didn't know if I was Max Miller or Elvis Presley.'(Nicholas Pegg, 'The Complete David Bowie', 2016, Revised & Updated edition, Titan Books, London)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 154
The Clash: A Large Promotional Poster,1980s,printed on paper, depicting the famous Pennie Smith image of Paul Simonon about to smash his guitar, framed and glazed, 40in x 60in (101cm x 152.5cm)Footnotes:Provenance:The Craig Duffy CollectionFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 195
Eddie Van Halen: An Ernie Ball Music Man 'Edward Van Halen' Model Electric Guitar Stage-Used and Signed by Eddie Van Halen,1993,serial no.80955 stamped on neckplate, basswood body with well-figured maple top in translucent green finish, single cutaway, two DiMarzio humbucker pickups, three-way selector and one control, Floyd Rose tremolo, maple neck and fingerboard with dot markers, headstock with Schaller tuners, signed and dated '93 by EVH in silver metallic ink, together with a soft Ernie Music Man gig bag with 'no.36' inventory tag, also accompanied by a receipt of sale, a copy of Guitar Buyer's Guide Magazine from 1993 which features several images of EVH with this guitar, and a photograph of Eddie Van Halen with the guitar and Music Ground staff following the concert at the Sheffield Arena at which this guitar was stage-used, guitar 36 1/2in (92.8cm)Footnotes:Provenance:Purchased by the current vendor from the Music Ground shop in Doncaster in 1993.In April 1993 Van Halen were in Doncaster as part of their 'Right Here, Right Now' tour. Ahead of their shows EVH and his guitar tech visited Music Ground - a renowned vintage guitar and amp dealer of the time - and bought a number of amps. As part of the sales deal, Eddie invited the owner of Music Ground, his son and the store manager to Van Halen's gig and then gave them this signed guitar. This can be seen in the photograph of EVH with the Music Ground employees which also has their VIP pass applied to the top corner.This guitar is one of a small number built by Ernie Ball Music Man specifically for Eddie, and was part of his personal guitar collection. He took 6 of these Music Man guitars on the 1993 world tour, each a different colour.The vendor, who was a huge Van Halen fan attended the concert on the 27th April at the Sheffield Arena on the same evening. A few days later they visited the Music Ground shop and saw the guitar up for sale and purchased it on the 14th May 1993.It is believed Music Man only made 96 green versions of the EVH model.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 200
Gary Moore: A Gibson Gary Moore Tribute Model Les Paul Guitar,2012,headstock with serial no. 104120634 and Made In USA 2012 impressed to rear of headstock, well-figured unbound carved maple two-piece top in Lemon Burst finish, two humbucker pickups with four black bonnet volume/tone knobs, three-way selector, tune-o-matic bridge, unbound Granadillo fingerboard with trapezoid markers, headstock with 'Gary Moore' on truss-rod cover, all chrome hardware, in hard, shaped plush-lined Gibson case with Owner's Manual and keys, with original Gibson cardboard shipping box, guitar 39½in (100.5cm) longFootnotes:Provenance:From The Gary Moore Collection.This was the first prototype version of the final retail version of the 2013 Gibson Les Paul Standard Gary Moore Tribute Model, and one of a batch of prototypes sent to the Gary Moore Estate. Various features were changed for the final retail model: Black pickup surrounds, black pickup selector top, chrome non-locking Pro hardware, black control knobs, missing pickup selector ring, standard tone capacitors rather than the 'Bumble Bee'-type in the final version, engraved truss rod cover, Gary's name moved back towards the guitar nut on later models, black case without Gary's signature printed on the outside.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: †† VAT at the prevailing rate on Hammer Price and Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 207
Radiohead: Ed O'Brien's 'No.3' White Fender Stratocaster Guitar Used On the 'A Moon Shaped Pool' Tour From 2016-2018,2016,serial no.V1633220, white Sustainer Stratocaster, unique Ed O'Brien Signature guitar, hand-built for O'Brien by Alex Perez, with contoured body, maple neck, maple fingerboard, body applied with a small piece of white tape with a handwritten '3' on the side, Seymour Duncan® JB Jr. humbucking bridge pickup, Texas Special single-coil Stratocaster middle pickup, Fernandes® Sustainer neck pickup, shaped custom 'Flower of Life' neck plate; vintage-style hardware, (no case) guitar 38 1/2in (98cm) longFootnotes:Provenance:Donated directly by Ed O'Brien to In Place of War for this sale.All proceeds from the sale of this Lot will go to the charity In Place Of War, which is a global organisation that uses creativity in places of conflict as a tool for positive change. The charity works with artists, cultural organisations and change-makers in places of conflict using music, theatre and visual arts to transform cultures of violence and suffering into hope, opportunity and freedom. Artist ambassadors and fellow supporters include Ed O'Brien, Peter Hook, Brian Eno, Laurie Anderson and Nitin Sawhney.For more information please visit: https://www.inplaceofwar.net/Ed O'Brien states, 'This is my white Fender EOB Strat, custom made for me by Alex Perez at the Fender Custom shop in California. He personally built this for me for the Radiohead 'A Moon Shaped Pool' tour which began in 2016 and finished in 2018. I played it extensively on this tour. The guitar was one I developed in partnership with Fender, and which went into production in 2016. It is now sold as part of Fender guitar collection. This however is a unique one, made especially for me and used whilst touring... it's a beautiful guitar.'Fender comments about the EOB Edition on their website, 'Ed O'Brien's ambient, ethereal and orchestral guitar style is an essential part of the sonic identity of Radiohead. We partnered with this ground-breaking player to create the Fender EOB Sustainer Stratocaster — an instrument as unique as his sound. This inspiring guitar is perfect for creating lush, layered soundscapes and finding your own creative voice.'Ed O'Brien can be seen with an identical guitar in Alex Lake's image which illustrates this Lot.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 208
Peter Hook: An Autographed Yamaha Bass Guitar,serial no.IHJ253258, Yamaha BB234 bass, Raspberry Red finish, alder body, maple neck and a J-bass pickup configuration, inscribed by Peter Hook in black ink which reads This guitar will take you to the stars with added hand-drawn stars, also signed by Peter Hook with additional JD/NO/TL, accompanied by the original Yamaha box, guitar 46in (117cm) longFootnotes:Provenance:Donated to In Place Of War by Peter Hook and Yamaha for this sale. All proceeds from the sale of this Lot will go to In Place Of War which is a global organisation that uses creativity in places of conflict as a tool for positive change. The charity works with artists, cultural organisations and change-makers in places of conflict using music, theatre and visual arts to transform cultures of violence and suffering into hope, opportunity and freedom. Artist ambassadors and fellow supporters include Peter Hook, Ed O'Brien, Brian Eno, Laurie Anderson and Nitin Sawhney.For more information please visit: https://www.inplaceofwar.net/For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 209
Dave Stewart/The Blockheads: A Takamine FP 391 MB Electro-Acoustic Guitar,1990,Serial No. 90071385 on label inside body, another label to the interior stamped FP-391 MB, flamed maple body with blue finish, with Takamine Parametric Equalizer preamp, solid maple top, back and sides, headstock with maker's decal, rosewood fingerboard with dot markers, in hardshell case with grey plush lining, with accompanying letter of provenance from John Turnbull, guitar 40in (101.5cm) longFootnotes:Provenance:Gifted to John Turnbull (The Blockheads) by Dave Stewart (Eurythmics), early 1990's.'I bought many other different kinds but none of them matched [Takamine]...'- Dave Stewart on the Takamine brandThis Takamine guitar was in the collection of Eurythmics member Dave Stewart, a friend of John Turnbull's since 1978 and for a time a neighbour at Crouch End, North London. Stewart is a name closely associated with Takamine, often recording or performing with blue Takamine guitars including for the writing of multiple Eurythmics and Spiritual Cowboys tracks.Turnbull and Stewart are long-time collaborators, with Turnbull appearing as a guest guitarist on the Eurythmics album and US chart-topping title track from 'Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)'. On hiatus from Eurythmics, Dave Stewart formed a supergroup with Turnbull called The Spiritual Cowboys, the line-up for which also included Martin Chambers of The Pretenders. The Spiritual Cowboys released two albums and toured extensively between 1990 and 1991. At the end of their final tour, Dave Stewart gifted the present blue Takamine and a Hofner Vintage Club 40 guitar to Turnbull as thanks for his involvement in the band. Stewart's love for blue Takamine guitars is well documented, appearing in a 1991 advert for Takamine and buying another identical model in 1993.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 86
Steve Marriott/The Blockheads: An Epiphone Frontier FT-110 Acoustic Guitar,1959,Serial No. 66077, with engraved Lariat and Cactus-themed pickguard, flat top with maple back and sides, sunburst finish, bound rosewood fingerboard with slotted block markers, maker's label to the interior noting style FT110 and Epiphone FRONTIER, in hardshell case with orange plush lining labelled J.T. ACOUSTIC in black marker on tape, together with accompanying letters of provenance from John Turnbull and the Managing Director of Blockheads Ltd,CITES license no.622654/01, the guitar 41 1/2in (105.5cm) longFootnotes:Provenance:Steve Marriott (1947-1991), (guitar, Small Faces, Humble Pie), who sold the guitar to a London guitar dealer.Acquired by John Turnbull (guitar, The Blockheads) from Sound City, London, in 1974.Steve Marriott played this model on the Small Faces special edition of 'Colour Me Pop', performing the track 'Mad John' broadcast on BBC 2 on the 21st June 1968. This broadcast is one of just five surviving episodes of the show. He continued to perform with this model with Humble Pie, including the song 'For Your Love' for Beat-Club around 1970.Soon after purchasing the present guitar in 1974, John Turnbull returned to the Lots Road studio in Chelsea, where Steve Marriott and Ronnie Lane of the Small Faces visited on the same day. On seeing the Epiphone, Marriott recognised it as the guitar he had recently sold to a London guitar dealership and requested another jam session with it. According to Turnbull, Marriott and Lane explained that the guitar was previously used in the writing of several Small Faces tracks including 'Itchycoo Park'. Since being in Turnbull's possession the guitar's legacy has extended further, featuring on numerous Blockheads recordings and on Bob Geldof solo albums when Turnbull has featured as guitarist.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: YY Subject to CITES regulations when exporting items outside of the EU, see clause 13.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
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