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Lot 29
A Micro Maxx Karaoke Centre machine with CD and CD graphic screen, model #MM6471 and a child's Palma practice acoustic guitar model #PL12 by John Hornby Skewes & Co Ltd with guitar stand [3]Condition - Both guitar and Karaoke machine in working order. Power and sound/music testedThis lot must be paid for and collected (or despatched) no later than close of business on Tuesday
Lot 584
dating: Mid 19th Century provenance: Swiss, Heavy, rifled, octagonal, damascened, 10 mm cal. barrel with tubular foresight and silver-plated base; forward spring lock, engraved with floral motifs; three-quarter wooden stock checkered at the palm rest and the neck, decorated with floral chiselling at the left side, silver mounts engraved with vegetable motifs, at the center of the butt is the label 'SCHWEIZERISCHE EIDGENOSSENSCHAFT' with cross, at the borders, on each side, are 21 silver shields of the Swiss cantons; removable trigger guard engraved with monkey playing guitar, wooden palm rest on iron fore-end; at the lower portion of the stock is a long, silver plaque, finely engraved with knights, animal's head, floral motifs and the date '27. Mai 1827'; at the front a in-the-round hand holding the iron-tipped wooden ramrod. length 118 cm.
Lot 2439
Interesting 18th century violin, unlabelled, the two piece back of faint medium curl with similar wood to the sides and head, the table of a fine width grain slightly widening to the flanks and the varnish of a golden-brown colour, 14 1/16", 35.70cm (see condition report diagram image) *This instrument was owned by the accomplished musician John Knight who studied the Violin at Trinity College and the Paris Conservatoire He had an unusual career, mixing solo work with directing and recording. He worked for the Australian Broadcasting Commission for five years leading several of the orchestras. He also enjoyed belonging to the Alberni Quartet, was assistant music director to the Lindsay Kemp Company as well as playing in the Yehudi Menuhin Orchestra and others like Emerson Lake & Palmer. He also spent some years in the commercial field writing and recording countless sessions, including recording for Sir Paul McCartney. He played for all the major orchestras in London and was part of the orchestra accompanying ABBA when they won the European competition with "Waterloo". Later in his career he recorded with Andy Street in America who later became the musical director of the US TV competition "The Voice" After a career spanning sixty years he retired from playing the violin and it was at the request of the Spanish tenor José Maria Guerrero that he accompanied him on the guitar. With José he has played in Spain and in London for the Banqueting House, part of the Royal Palaces John Knight was born in 1939 and died in 2017. As an homage, José Maria Guerrero recorded the last compositions by John Knight both on guitar and vocals, releasing a CD online named "The Music of Knight"
Lot 6
A 9ct gold charm bracelet with decorative padlock, safety chain and 8 charms.Hallmark to each bracelet link, padlock and all charms. Charms comprise: donkey with moving head, tankard, a well, a miniature mantle clock set with small garnets, a ballerina, a guitar, a railway lamp and faith, hope and charity (heart, anchor and cross).Total weight approx 31g.
Lot 72
Levellers 10x12 mounted b/w photo signed by all five members of the band. Levellers are an English folk rock band formed in Brighton, England in 1988, consisting of Mark Chadwick guitar and vocals, Jeremy Cunningham bass guitar, Charlie Heather drums, Jon Sevink violin, Simon Friend guitar and vocals, and Matt Savage keyboards. Good condition Est.
Lot 27
A 1960s Epiphone Rivoli hollow body four string bass guitar, style EBV232, serial number 163495. Condition - style, model and serial number on interior paper label, serial number also stamped to back of head, appears free from any repairs, general wear including dings, scratches, losses to varnish etc. somebody has also painted over one of the knobs and painted dots over the paper label, electrics not currently tested (we're aiming to do this prior to viewing day), provenance - the vender bought the guitar second hand in the 1960s from the Marshall store in Hanwell London, we do not know who the guitar belonged to prior to this.
Lot 1212
A Gary Cooper group of signed photographsSix silver gelatin photographs comprising a candid photograph of Cooper with three young fans on the set of The Virginian (1929) inscribed, 'To Peggy / Thanks for your pleasant visit. / Sincerely, / Gary Cooper'; an early portrait of Cooper inscribed, 'To Georgia French / with sincere regards / Gary Cooper,' in which Cooper has made a mistake and crossed it out on the photo; a publicity portrait of Cooper from The Real Glory (1939) with Andrea Leeds and David Niven, with 'Coburn' photographer stamp on reverse, inscribed, 'To Lena– / Gary Cooper / 1939'; a portrait of Cooper in costume for Along Came Jones (1945), signed and inscribed, 'To Virginia Griffith / from / Melody Jones [the character Cooper played in the film] Cooper / 1945'; and 2 unsigned photographs, one of Cooper playing the guitar c.1929 and one of Cooper in closeup from Pride of the Yankees (1942) with photographer 'Hal McAlpin' stamp on reverse. 11 x 14 in.
Lot 317
A MARTIN D-28 ACOUSTIC GUITAR PLAYED BY JERRY GARCIA ON THE FESTIVAL EXPRESS TOUR, CANADA1970serial number 84862, circa 1941, with herringbone binding, replacement Grover tuners, bridge pins, saddle and nut replaced, fitted with a microphone inside the body, in hard shell case.Jerry Garcia can be seen playing this guitar in numerous scenes in the 2003 documentary film Festival Express. The film follows the Grateful Dead and other famous musicians including Janis Joplin, The Band, Buddy Guy and the Flying Burrito Brothers on a week long tour of Canada in 1970 aboard a train named 'Festival Express.' Footage of the bands' live performances are interspersed with behind the scenes footage of the musicians jamming and hanging out together on the train between shows. This Martin D-28 can clearly be identified in the film as that played by Garcia through its pickguard and distinctive wear around the sound hole. Sold with a copy of the Festival Express DVD.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: Y
Lot 323
ALLIGATOR! A FENDER STRATOCASTER OWNED AND PLAYED BY JERRY GARCIA OF THE GRATEFUL DEADserial number 7310 to plate on the back of the body at the base of the neck indicating a build date of 1955, swamp ash body, maple neck, two control knobs, volume knob missing, applied with several stickers including a caricature of a dancing alligator holding a knife and fork and 'Harley Davidson' and 'Policeman Helper' stickers to the body, in red plush-lined hard case containing one 'Manny's / Heavy' guitar pick and worn 'Good Ol' Grateful Dead' sticker to the outside. The guitar has numerous external and internal modifications largely carried out by Frank Fuller and Rick Turner of Alembic, a company founded by the Grateful Dead in 1969 composed of a small group of instrument and hi-fi specialists who were closely involved in achieving the Dead's signature sound of the 1970s and 1980s. Modifications to this guitar include: replacement Schaller tuners, customized brass control plate and a brass sustainer block mounted on wood riser. The guitar was originally fitted with a custom-made blaster preamp which is no longer present. Some of the wiring has also been altered since Alembic's 1970s work on the guitar. All of the subsequent modifications were made to the guitar while in Garcia's possession. This Fender Stratocaster, nicknamed Alligator after the dancing alligator sticker on the pickguard was Jerry Garcia's guitar of choice from early 1971 until the fall of 1973. It was clearly a favorite, as it was the first of only a handful of Garcia's guitars that were ever named. Garcia played this guitar in numerous live performances, notably on the Grateful Dead's 1972 European tour. Highlights from that tour were released on the live triple album Europe 72. The Grateful Dead also released some of their finest studio albums during this period, including Working Man's Dead and American Beauty.Alligator is believed to have been gifted to Jerry Garcia in 1970 by Graham Nash (ex-Hollies; Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young) in appreciation of Garcia's guitar work on Nash's solo album Songs For Beginners. Nash supposedly bought the guitar in 1970 for $250 at a pawn shop in Phoenix, TX.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: Y
Lot 340
A GILCHRIST L5 ARCHTOP ACOUSTIC GUITAR OWNED AND PLAYED BY JERRY GARCIAserial number 8099, built in 1980, tobacco finish, Schecter tuners, 16 inch body, 24.9 inch scale, in hard shell case.This guitar is the type of the acoustic instrument that Jerry Garcia is likely to have used during his numerous recording side projects with mandolin virtuoso David Grisman. Records show that this guitar was built by Stephen Gilchrist in 1980 while working in the repair department at Gruhn Guitars in Nashville—in Gilchrist's own words, 'A finishing school for an aspiring young luthier if ever there was one.'
Lot 341
A D'ANGELICO STYLE A ARCHTOP ACOUSTIC GUITAR OWNED AND PLAYED BY JERRY GARCIAserial number 1396, circa 1939, sunburst finish, with Grover Deluxe tailpiece, lacking pickguard, in early hard shell case. D'Angelico guitars were hand built in very limited numbers in New York by John D'Angelico and his small team of employees. They were considered to be among the finest archtop guitars of their era.
Lot 927
MONT BLANC, GERMANYA LIMITED EDITION PRESENTATION FOUNTAIN PEN SET, MODEL 'JOHN LENNON', serial no. MU193077,comprising of a special black resin pen with turned tapering body, platinum plated mounts, the clip formed as a guitar neck, medium platinum plated nib embossed with the 'peace' symbol, in its makers presentation carton and including a special pressing of the 7in. single of John Lennon's 'Imagine', a special cleaning cloth and papers, complete with card slip outer bearing a facsimile John Lennon signature, unused, light marks to carton..
Lot 73
A Johnny Cash Charlotte Coliseum Concert Poster1970oversized window card for a 'Country Music Spectacular' on Saturday October 24. The poster shows a classic early full-length image of Cash with guitar in hand. The support acts are his band the Tennessee Three, wife June Carter, Mother Maybelle & Carter Family, Statler Brothers and Carl Perkins. 28 x 22 in.
Lot 82
A Signed Leonard Cohen Poem, 'You Do Not Have To Love Me'2008Published by Sore Dove Press, letterpress poem signed at the bottom by Leonard Cohen in black ink and tipped in to black card, with an original illustration of a guitar by Soheyl Dahi on the facing page. Also included is a 2nd broadside of a poem by Leonard Cohen titled 'The Street.' Accompanied by a note from Marianne Ihlen, Leonard Cohen's former girlfriend and muse to poet 'Jack' (Hirschman), not dated but with mailing envelope dated 27 Feb 2016. Copies of 2 circa 1960s photos of Marianne are included, one with Cohen, both signed by Ihlen. Poems 12 x 9 in. and 10 x 6 in. respectively.
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