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Lot 528
Guitar Pedals / Tuners, six guitar pedals and tuners comprising a Behringer Distortion-X (XD300) pedal, a Danelectro French Fries Auto Wah (Both unboxed), a Qwik Tune QT-8, Quik Tune QT-11, a Korg GA-30 solo Tuner and a Korg GT-3 Tuner (all tuners in boxes), mainly all in very good condition - untested
Lot 525
Squier Electric Guitar / Amplifier / Leads, a Squier Tele Electric Guitar, natural wood s/n CY01101522, generally good condition with some small cracks around scratch plate screws, Carlsbro Kickstart 25 small combo, guitar stand and box containing a large quantity and variety of leads untested
Lot 298
Elvis Presley CDs, ten double CDs from the Follow That Dream Series - all housed in 7" Sleeves and all brand new and sealed comprising Elvis Now, Elvis Golden Records, Elvis, Speedway, Guitar Man, Elvis TV Special, He Touched Me, Golden Records Volume 3, How Great Thou Art and Cafe Europa - all brand new and sealed
Lot 144
Two pages (each 21 x 29.5cm), one bears a stamp from Paul McCartney's Scottish home 'High Park Campbeltown Scotland' and a handwritten draft by Paul McCartney with amendments of a letter (likely c July 1973) that is seen in full on the second page (with no stamps). The note reads:"H. M'Cullough has left Wings due to the usual musical differences and by mutual agreement. Everybody thinks its for the best and wish each other well in the future." with a doodle also by McCartney underneath.With folds, otherwise both pages in excellent condition. From an interview, McCullough says:"I walked away at a very wrong time, which was just like a week before going off to Vegas. We had all been up and rehearsed in Scotland at his place, the Mull of Kintyre, when meself and Paul had a few words to say to each other on a particular day and that was it. The minute he left I knew that was it. I just packed my guitar, I didn’t say anything to Paul. I just left. And it was probably the most unprofessional thing I’ve ever done in me life."Authenticated by Roger Epperson prior to this sale.
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