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Lot 275
DIAMOND HEAD a collection of rare vinyl releases to include "The White Album", early Fan Club Newsletters, merchandise materials and correspondence between Diamond Head and local disc jockey Dougie Paterson with some of the vinyl records dedicated to him by the band. 7" vinyl records, Shoot Out The Lights on Happy Face Records MMDH 120 with band autographs 1979, Sweet & Innocent on Media Records screen 1 1980, Waited Too Long / Play It Loud DHM Records DHM004 1981, Four Cuts DHM 101 1982 and In the Heat of the Night double single DHM 102 1982. 12" EP vinyl records Diamond Lights DHM 005 1981 two copies, In the Heat of the Night DHMT 102 1982, Makin' Music DHMT 103 1983. 12" LP vinyl records Lightning to the Nation "promo white label album" Happy Face Music/DHM 1979 run outs MMDHLP 1015 A1 EG BILBO and MMDHLP 1015 B1 BILBO TA1PE signed by the band, Living on Borrowed Time DH 1001, Canterbury DH1002. Diamond Head Newsletters 1, 2, and 3, three band posters and merchandise materials. Inspired by his older brother David to learn the guitar at 14, Brian Tatler eventually recruited school friends Duncan Scott, Sean Harris and Colin Kimberly to form Diamond Head in 1976. At the age of just nineteen they became part of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal, gigging and performing their own material across the country. In 1980 they opened for AC/DC and Iron Maiden whilst recording and releasing their debut album Lightning To The Nations aka ‘The White Album’ on an independent label. This masterpiece is now a heavy metal classic, revered by bands such as Metallica and Megadeth who cite Diamond Head as one of their greatest influence. Condition Report:Available upon request
Lot 278
GIBSON a Gibson J160E electro acoustic guitar in dark sunburst serial number 890922 circa 1969 with original fitted case The Gibson J-160E is one of the first acoustic-electric guitars produced by the Gibson Guitar Corporation. The J-160E was Gibson's second attempt at creating an acoustic-electric guitar. The basic concept behind the guitar was to fit a single-pickup into a normal-size dreadnought acoustic guitar. Condition Report:Available upon request
Lot 252
Frank Zappa - A collection of LPs, to include Hot Rats, The Man From Utopia, The Mothers, Tinseltown Rebellion, Lumpy Gravy, Zappa In New York, Jazz From Hell, Ship Arriving Too Late Top Save Drowning Ship, Guitar, Studio Tan, London Symphony Orcestra and more. (13) *A Tour Manager's Private Collection - The Estate Of The Late Dee Mcloughlin.
Lot 414
A collection of posters relating to the Didsbury College of Education, to include 'Paintings by Irene Halliday', 'A Recital of Classic Guitar Music by John Zaradin', 'Recent Work by Donald Smith', 'A Guitar Recital by Timothy Walker', 'An Exhibition of Work by Henry Moore, 6th - 30th October 1975', 'Drawings by Gerald Scarfe, 21st October - 8th November 1974', each unframed.Condition Report: 50 posters, from 1967 - 1977, smallest 42cm x 30cm, largest 60cm x 42cm.
Lot 376
A Gibson J180 Everly Brothers Cherry sunburst guitar, serial number 90494016 with laminated maple neck, maple back and sides, spruce top, rosewood moustache bridge, and fretboard, inlaid with mother-of-pearl stars, double faux tortoiseshell scratchplates, gold plated Grover tuners, Gibson 1994 anniversary interior label, made in Bozeman, Montana USA, with Gibson plush lined tan hard case.
Lot 406
An Ibanez Custom Artcore AF125-AMB-12-01 Jazz guitar with a quilted maple body, three-piece maple neck, rosewood fretboard with inlaid split abalone block markers, inlaid rosewood tailpiece and bridge, fitted with two gold plated humbuckers, amber-burst finish, in a plush lined hard case with Ibanez manual and original receipt.
Lot 391
A rare Gibson Custom Shop custom order ES355, circa 1997/1998 with figured maple poplar maple laminate top, back and sides, translucent cherry finish with five-ply cream and black binding, mahogany neck with ebony fretboard, mother of pearl block markers, split diamond headstock inlay and mother of pearl Gibson decal, Grover tuners, gold plated hardware fitted with twin humbuckers and stop tailpiece, two output jack sockets for both mono and stereo, bound faux tortoiseshell pickguard, and black top hat knobs, 'Custom' branded truss rod cover, gilt Custom Shop logo to back of headstock, ink stamped serial number 79--88 to back of the headstock, and serial number B9--06 to orange interior label, fitted plush lined tan Gibson case, with original Gold Warranty paperwork. This Guitar was originally purchased on 5/4/98 at Mom's Music, Louisville Kentucky, and was one of two custom orders placed by a client, the two serial numbers date the guitar to the Nashville custom shop and 1997/1998.
Lot 396A
A 1958 Hofner President single cutaway jazz guitar, serial number 3851, with flamed maple back and sides, spruce top, laminated maple neck with rosewood fretboard, mother-of-pearl Hofner logo, vine inlay and dot markers, two retro-fitted sliding pick-ups and metal Hofner branded scratchplate, with single volume control and three selector sliding switches, sunburst finish, in original hard case.
Lot 388
A rare 1961 Golden Hofner Jazz guitar, serial number 59, with flamed and figured maple back and rims, spruce top, eleven ply flamed maple neck, with Grenedilla ebony fretboard, inlaid in mother of pearl, 'christmas tree' headstock, with mother of pearl HOFNER decal, multiple bound 18 inch body, fitted with two gilt 'Super' 511 twin coil pickups, later fitted Bigsby tremolo and aluminium adjustable bridge, period plush lined case. * Under 100 Golden Hofners were made between 1959 and 1962.
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