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Lot 29
THE MONKEES - a quantity fo A & BC 1960s Trading and Collector's cards, including nos. 1 - 55 of the 1967 Raybert Productions Trading set, guitar is small and horizontal, a second set of 1967 Raybert Productions Trading cards, the guitar on this set is slightly larger and at an angle, nos. 1 to 55 of this set excluding no. 30, and nos. 1 to 30 of A & BC Monkees Hit Songs Trading cards, and A & BC The Monkees Bubble Gum Collector's cards counter display boxCards are in generally good condition, there are some age-related issues, some minor fraying and slight creasing, display box is in generally good condition, there is fraying to some of the creased edges, a minor tear on the front left-hand side, the top flap of the box is present and in good condition, there is however a crease along the middle of this
Lot 357
Two boxes of assorted items, mostly china, to include: Aynsley teaware, Alfred Meakin pottery vases, Price Kensington Big Ben coffee pot, wall plaque of the Last Supper, a music box in the form of a guitar, Japanese porcelain part coffee set, coasters, carved animal figures, Northamptonshire pottery 'Antique Rose' teapot, The Village 'Provisions' teapot, trinket boxes, Royal Ballet 'Testing Pointes' ballerina figure by Brendon Naylor, wooden sliding photo frame, blue and white slipware plates etc. (2)(B.P. 21% + VAT)
Lot 379
Three boxes of assorted items to include: various wooden boxes; jewellery boxes, cigarette boxes, piano shaped and other money boxes, lacquered pin boxes, banded wooden picture frame with small print in it, Swiss musical box in the form of a chalet, various china; blue and white plates, Royal Doulton 'Old Leeds Sprays' sauceboat and centre bowl, vases, plates, pill boxes, beer tankards, figures of cats, blue and white ginger jar and cover, Royal Worcester preserve pots, advertising ashtray, Staffordshire flatback figures, guitar shaped musical box, Equity alarm clock etc. (3)(B.P. 21% + VAT)
Lot 122
SAMANTHA PRODUCTIONS VOLUME 1 LP (ORIGINAL UK RELEASE - TRANSWORLD SPLP 101) The amazingly diverse 1968 LP compilation on the tiny UK label Transworld Records. The record is in lovely Ex condition, displaying a couple of wispy paper hairline marks. The front laminated sleeve is in glossy VG condition, the cover is bright and clean, the sleeve has some water damage rippling. A fantastic summary of the album from an enthusiastic Discogs user on the forum: "There is very little filler on this, and several classics of the Psych/Pop Art/Hard R&B genre (please note no mention at all here of the truly moronic, inaccurate, anachronistic, tautological tag "Freakbeat", lets just stamp this out). Poor production values and a Garagey vibe only add to the appeal. And, actually, the compilation is a surprisingly coherent listen. Much better than 99% of reissue comps over the decades. This stuff is REAL. One pathetic, committed shot at recognition for these bands, no cover versions, no session players, nothing really. Well lots of great guitar and a truly subterranean vibe. Totally recommended.
Lot 155
THEM CROOKED VULTURES - S/T LP (2009 OG - DGC/ INTERSCOPE - B0013785-01). A quality LP copy of the 2009 self-titled album by US alt-rock supergroup Them Crooked Vultures. The band consisted of Josh Homme (of Queens of the Stone Age) on lead vocals and guitar, John Paul Jones (of Led Zeppelin) on bass and keyboards, and Dave Grohl (of Foo Fighters and Nirvana) on drums and backing vocals (B0013785-01, 2009 US pressing on DGC/ Interscope. Comes with printed inner sleeves and CD sized insert. Records are Ex, both have some whispy paper surface marks. Gatefold sleeve is in strong VG+ condition, covers have some minor edge storage wear).
Lot 193
HUMAN INSTINCT - STONED GUITAR LP (NZ OG - ARBS 107). An original copy of The Human Instinct - Stoned Guitar (PYE Records, ARBS 107, 1970). The record is in glossy Ex condition with some faint hairline marks. The centre label is clean. The sleeve is in VG condition with visible ringwear and edgewear.
Lot 196
THE MOVING SIDEWALKS - FLASH LP (US STEREO OG - US PSYCH - TANTARA RECORDS TS-6919). A lovely, original US stereo pressing of The Moving Sidewalks - Flash (Tantara Records, TS-6919) featuring pre ZZ Top Billy Gibbons on vocals, guitar and harmonica. The record is in Ex condition - bright and glossy with both sides displaying paper marks, nothing feelable. The centre label is bright and clean. The gatefold sleeve displays signs of edge storage wear, as well as creasing to the corners. The reverse displays very faint ringwear - VG+ condition.
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 264
A Patrick Eggle Berlin Pro V electric guitar in vintage sunburst, model no: 009854. In very clean condition, very small dink to the rim of the body but apart from that looks as new. In the information booklet provided it mentions it was built by: BF, checked by GT and in extras: 4A Quilt. Also included is a Patrick Eggle Hiscox Liteflite hard case.
Lot 285
A vintage Hofner bass guitar with two pickup volume knobs. The label on the inside of the bass reads 'no. 732, Bass model: 5144/05 - This master class guitar is covered by the guarantee supplied.' Shows signs of age wear with dings, minor cracks and scratchplate has been removed but doesn't appear to affect how the guitar plays, apart from some cosmetic age wear there doesn't appear to be any major damage.
Lot 286
A pair of Eko Ranger 6 circa 1970 acoustic guitars. Both have different labels on the inside, one the scratchplate has come of but is still with the guitar and that is in good condition with a few signs of agewear, dings and minor scuffs. The other is in good condition with some minor scuffs to the body and dings and one larger ding to the headstock corner. Both come with fitted hardcases.
Lot 293A
A heavily modified guitar with what appears to be an original 1961 Fender Stratocaster body, serial to backplate 59447, featuring a c 1980s Ibanez neck, a Kohler bridge. Many parts of the guitar have been modified and it is not known which original features (if any) from a 1961 Strat remain. Prospective bidders are encouraged to view the guitar in person.This guitar was owned and played by Alan Ross who fronted 'Ross'; an RSO act of the c 1970s, as well as performing on The Who's 'Tommy' and performing with/alongside Eric Clapton, John Entwistle, Tina Turner, George Michael, Kylie Minogue and many more in a long and distinguished career.Ross was gifted the guitar by Clapton during the 1974 Ocean Boulevard Tour - possibly as a gift on his 21st birthday. It is not known at what point the modifications were made to the guitar.From the New York Times, July 7, 1974, page 16"Another English guitarist/ composer/vocalist, a 21‐year‐old lad named Alan Ross and his band —called Ross — will provide the opening act for shy, self‐effacing, comely, 29‐year‐old Clapton. Some rock scene propagandists have already, begun to spread the word that Ross is an imminent superstar; some call him “the next Clapton.”Showing many cosmetic marks to body. Playing state unknown, viewing advised. Not currently inspected internally.
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