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Click here to subscribePERCY WIGGINS - IT DIDN'T TAKE MUCH (FOR ME TO FALL IN LOVE) (RCA VICTOR 47-8915). A promotional copy of Percy Wiggins - It Didn't Take Much (For Me To Fall In Love) c/w The Work Of A Woman (RCA Victor 47-8915). In Ex condition with light hairlines and surface scuffs. The centre label is crisp and clear.
THE MATTA BABY - DO THE PEARL GIRL PT1/ 2 7" (US SOUL - PENNY 2016). A mid-60s soul rarity by The Matta Baby - Do The Pearl, Girl Pts 1 & 2 (2016, 1967 US pressing on Penny Records. Labels are bright and legible with some minor age-related storage wear and pen on them. The record is bright and glossy, displaying a number of light paper marks on each side. But nothing is feelable. VG+).
CURTIS - HOW CAN I TELL HER/ I REMEMBER 7" (US SOUL - CHARM CITY RECORDS DM 1879). A scarce original US copy of How Can I Tell Her/ I Remember by Curtis (DM 1879, 1979 US pressing on Charm City. Orange/ black text labels are bright and clean. DM-1879-A F/W ΔM/ DM-1932-B F/W NS matrix. The record is in glossy VG+ condition, each side has a small number of light paper surface marks).
MAJORIE BLACK - ONE MORE HURT/ YOU STILL LOVE HER 7" (US NORTHERN - SUE 45-132). A powerful mid-60s northern soul slice by Marjorie Black - One More Hurt/ You Still Love Her (45-132, 1965 US pressing on Sue Reords. Orange/ black text labels are bright and clean with a remainder drill hole. The record is in strong VG+ condition, each side displays a small number of hairline/ light paper marks).
H.B. BARNUM - IT HURTS TOO MUCH TO CRY 7" (ORIGINAL US COPY - RCA VICTOR 47-8112). The original US (stock) 7" copy of H. B. Barnum - It Hurts Too Much To Cry c/w Lonely Hearts. The record (RCA Victor 47-8112) is in VG+ condition with some light surface marks and some minor wear to the labels. With repro company sleeve.
H. B. BARNUM - HEARTBREAKER 7" (ORIGINAL US PROMO COPY - CAPITOL P 5932). The original US 7" promo copy of H. B. Barnum - Heartbreaker c/w Searchin' For My Soul. The record (Capitol P 5932) is in VG+ condition with some minor and light surface hairline marks though no heavier feelable scratches. Sharp and clean labels and housed with the original company sleeve.
THE INVITATIONS - WHAT'S WRONG WITH ME BABY? (PROMO - DYNOVOICE 210). A killer promotional 45 by The Invitations to include Whats Wrong With Me Baby c/w Why Did My Baby Turn Bad (promo, dynoVoice 210). The record is in Ex condition with a few light scuffs and hairlines. The centre label is clean with a hole punched through it.
THE M.V.P.'S - TURNIN' MY HEARTBEAT UP/ EVERY MAN FOR HERSELF 7" (US SOUL - BUDDAH BDA 262). An original early 70s US pressing of Turnin' My Heartbeat Up/ Every Man For Herself by The M.V.P.'s (BDA 262, 1971 US pressing on Buddah Records. Labels are bright and clean. Both sides have numerous hairline/ light paper marks, including one light but feelable mark on the Aside, VG. Comes with original Buddah paper sleeve).
CODY MICHAELS - SEVEN DAYS FIFTY TWO WEEKS/ OPEN THE DOOR RICHARD 7" (US SOUL - MERBEN RECORDS MR-504). A fantastic slice of mid-60s soul by Cody Michaels; Seven Days Fifty Two Weeks/ Open The Door Richard (MR-504, 1967 US press on Merben Records. White/ green text labels are bright and clean. The record is in glossy VG condition, displays a number of hairline/ light paper marks on each side, nothing feelable).
JERRY WILLIAMS - IF YOU ASK ME (BECAUSE i LOVE YOU) 7" (ORIGINAL US PROMO COPY - CALLA 116). Very scarce original US (promo) 7" copy of Jerry Williams - If You Ask Me (Because I Love You) c/w Yvonne. The record (Calla 116) is in VG condition with some light surface marks/scuffs though absolutely no heavier feelable scratches. With bright and clean labels.
UK (ISSUED) 60s NORTHERN / SOUL 7" RARITIES. 6 x more well presented original UK (issued) 7" rarities from the 60s. Titles are Ben Brown - Ask The Lonely (Polydor 56198 - Ex a few light surface hairline marks), Derek Martin - Sly Girl c/w Soul Power (Stax 601039 - great Ex+ condition), Marion Ryan - Better Use Your Head (Philips BF 1721 - Ex), Gene Chandler - If You Can't Be True (Find A Part Time Love) c/w What Now (Stateside SS 388 - VG+), Jewel Akens - Dancing Jenny (Ember EMB S219 - VG+) and JOhnny Nash - Moment Of Weakness (Warner 45-WB. 65 - Ex).
TONY BIRCHETT - DON'T PUT OUT THE FIRE/ YOUR THANG MY THANG 7" (US NORTHERN - LBJ RECORDS 293). A glorious slice of late 60s northern by Tony Birchett; Don't Put Our The Fire/ Your Thang My Thang (293, 1968 US pressing on L.B.J. (What Now) records. Red/ black text labels are bright and clean. 293A/ B ARP matrix. The record is in glossy VG+ condition, displaying a small number of light paper marks on each side.
GARNET MIMMS - LOOKING FOR YOU/ MORE THAN A MIRACLE 7" (US SOUL - UNITED ARTISTS UA 951). A superb slice of mid-60s soul by the legend Garnet Mimms - Looking For You/ More Than A Miracle (UA 951, 1966 US pressing on United Artists. Black/ white text labels have some light age-related storage wear. The record is in glossy Ex condition, displaying a couple of hairline paper marks. Comes with original UA paper sleeve).
EARL DAWKINS WITH THE AQUA LADS - AIN'T GONNA RIDE 7" (AQUA RECORDS - 8-8903). An upbeat dancer of a record here by Earl Dawkins with The Aqua Lads to include Ain't Gonna Ride / My Friend, The Fool (Aqua Records, 8-8903). The record is in Ex condition with some light scuffs and hairlines on the playing surfaces. The centre label is clean and clear.
Victorian Light Infantry Officers Sword with fullered single edged presentation blade 830mm in length. Proof marked. Etched with Queens Crown and Light Infantry cap badge along with "Lord Vernon to John Broadhurst". Maker marked "Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London" plus serial number 10495 to spine of blade. Guard with Light Infantry badge and Queens Crown. Wire bound shagreen grip. Overall length 972mm. Complete with scabbard with twin suspension rings.
A pair of 19th century French bronze and ormolu figural two-light mantel candelabrum, each Bacchic figure in classical drapes with vine chaplets, supporting acanthus carved flowering cornucopia, issuing a flaming torch dividing a pair of scrolling candle arms with campana shaped sconces, stepped bases, engine turned and carved with stiff leaves, 50cm high, c.1830
Dinky 986 Mighty Antar Low Loader with Propeller Load - finished in red unit with grey Supertoy hubs, black grille, light blue figure driver, grey trailer & Supertoy hubs, black platform with "Scimitar" propeller finished in gold with correct decal - overall condition is generally Good(some small chips around cab unit roof) in a generally Fair to Good blue & white striped lift off lid box.
Dinky 25h / 250 Streamlined Fire Engine - red including ladder and ridged hubs with smooth tyres, with bell; another but black ridged hubs; 25m / 410 Bedford End Tipper - green, black ridged hubs; 25v / 252 Bedford Refuse Wagon - tan body, green metal side slides and opening rear door, red ridged hubs; 25w / 411 Bedford Open Back Truck - mid-green, light green ridged hubs and 30p / 440 Studebaker "Petrol Tanker" - red including ridged hubs, silver trim and filler caps - conditions are generally Good to Good Plus still lovely bright examples. (6)
Dinky 138 Hillman Imp Saloon - metallic light green, red interior, chrome spun hubs with treaded tyres (without luggage case); 181 Volkswagen Saloon (Beetle) - greyish/blue, chrome spun hubs with white treaded tyres & 281 Fiat 2300 Estate Car "Pathe News" - black, red interior, cast hubs (missing camera & figure) - conditions are generally Fair to Good in Poor to Fair boxes. (3)
Corgi Classics a group of Buses to include 97203 Guy Arab "London Transport"; 97171 Burlingham Seagull "Neath & Cardiff" plus others - conditions appear to be generally Near Mint to Mint in Good Plus to Excellent Plus boxes (some have very slight fading) plus a quantity of (1/43rd scale) Cars and Light Commercials to include 96880 Morris J "Pickfords" Van; 96951 Morris Mini "Police" Van plus others - conditions appear to be generally Near Mint to Mint in Fair to Excellent window boxes (many have discolouration to perspex) and 2 x (1/36th scale) Minis - which are generally Mint in Good to Good Plus window boxes - see photo. (Qty)
Dinky 167 AC Aceca Coupe - two-tone cream, brown, light beige ridged hubs with treaded tyres, silver trim - Excellent (does have chips on rear lights) in a generally Fair yellow and red carded picture box with correct colour spot and 168 Singer Gazelle - two-tone grey, green, silver trim, chrome spun hubs with black treaded tyres - Excellent Plus a lovely bright example in a Fair yellow and red carded picture box with correct colour spot (missing one end flap and some sellotape repair). (2)
Corgi 94060 "James Bond" Aston Martin DB5 (1/36th scale) - silver, red interior, chrome & gold trim complete with badge - overall condition is generally Near Mint including inner carded tray, outer perspex case is Fair & another late issue 96445 "30th Anniversary of Goldfinger" - gold plated finish with red interior "James Bond & Bandit" figures - complete with correct certificate - Near Mint (some very light tarnishing) in a generally Good Plus window box. (2)
Dinky 952 Vega Major Luxury Coach - this battery operated issue finished in light grey body with purple side flashes, mid-grey base, cast hubs (does have some rusting to battery box) otherwise generally Good in a Fair to Good yellow & red lift off lid box with detailed picture (puncture hole to base) & 960 Albion Chieftain Lorry Mounted Concrete Mixer- finished in orange with silver trim, mid-grey barrel with blue flashes, black plastic hubs with grey treaded tyres - Good (does have some chips around edges & roof) in a generally Good Plus blue & white striped lift off lid box. (2)
Dinky 33w Mechanical Horse with Trailer - a pair (1) light grey including trailer, dark grey metal tilt, black ridged hubs and smooth tyres and (2) another but mid-grey including metal tilt (slightly short finish) - conditions are generally Good Plus still nice bright examples contained in a Fair buff lift off lid trade box with red and black "Hudson Dobson" label.
Dinky 978 Bedford Refuse Wagon - green cab, light grey back, red interior & plastic hubs, silver trim with 2 x bins - overall condition is generally Excellent (couple of small chips on cab edges) - does have some labels attached to rear but could easily be removed in a generally Good Plus yellow & red lift off lid box with detailed picture - see photo.
Dinky 164 Vauxhall Cresta Saloon - two-tone maroon, light beige including ridged hubs with smooth tyres, silver trim and bonnet flashes - Good Plus still a nice bright example in a Good Plus to Excellent (couple of small marks on edges) yellow and red carded picture box with correct colour spot.
Corgi 448 BMC "Police" Mini Van - dark blue, red interior, spun hubs, plastic aerial - Good Plus in a generally Good Plus to Excellent (couple of very minor scuffs on edges) blue & yellow carded picture box - missing inner carded tray & figures and 464 Commer "Police" Van - dark blue including battery-operated roof light, red interior, silver trim, spun hubs with cast "Police" sides - Fair in a generally Good Plus to Excellent blue and yellow carded picture box with side flash - see photo. (2)
Dinky 148 Ford Fairlane - light green body, cream interior, silver trim, spun hubs with black treaded tyres - Good Plus to Excellent (couple of small marks on edges) still a nice bright example in a generally Good (slightly grubby) yellow and red carded picture box (does have a label attached to one end flap) - see photo.
Metosul 41 Mercedes Open Back Truck - finished in deep yellow, amber roof light - Good Plus still a nice bright example in a Fair yellow, white and red window box; Quiralu (reissue) Messerschmitt - two-tone green - Near Mint in an Excellent box; white metal / or similar Protar Ferrari F50 - red - Mint in a Good Plus plain white box with paper label; Russian made Estate Car - finished in blue - Excellent in a Fair window box. (4)
Corgi group to include 153a Proteus Campbell Bluebird Record Car - blue, chrome hubs with "Union Jack and USA" flag decals; 155 Lotus Formula 1 Racing Car - green, spun hubs, racing number 1; 224 Bentley Continental Sports Saloon - two-tone black, silver, red interior, spun hubs; 236 Austin A60 "Motor School" Car - light blue, silver, red interior and roof turning disc and 251 Hillman Imp - blue, yellow interior, spun hubs - conditions are generally Fair to Good (some have dropped suspension) in Poor to Fair blue and yellow carded picture boxes. (5)
Dinky 917 Mercedes Truck & Trailer - blue cab & chassis, white roof & panel, red interior, yellow back with white plastic canopies, cast hubs (broken side mirrors) otherwise Good to Good Plus, inner pictorial stand is Good Plus, outer yellow & red carded picture box is Fair & 945 AEC Fuel Tanker "Esso" - white cab & tanker, pale grey chassis, off-white interior, plastic hubs & filler caps - with "Put A Tiger In Your Tank" rear label - condition is generally Good (does require some light attention in cleaning) in a Poor yellow & red carded box with detailed picture. (2)
Dinky 108 MG Midget Sports Car - off white body, maroon interior and tonneau with figure driver, red ridged hubs with smooth tyres, silver trim, racing number 28 on doors and bonnet - Excellent (does have a couple of small marks on edges and requires some very light attention in cleaning) in a generally Good (slightly grubby) yellow and red carded picture box with correct colour spot.
Dinky 176 Austin A105 Saloon - light beige body & & ridged hubs with treaded tyres, violet blue side flashes, silver trim - Good Plus to Excellent (some small marks around edges) in a generally Excellent (couple of small scuffs on edges) yellow & red carded picture box with correct colour spot.
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