PAPWORTH, John Buonarotti (1775-1847). Select Views of London; with Historical and Descriptive Sketches of some of the most interesting of its Public Buildings. London: R. Ackermann, 1816. Large 8vo (262 x 180mm). 76 hand-coloured aquatint plates, 5 of which folding, 2 of the folding plates after Augustus Welby Pugin (corner of text leaf c2 torn away with loss, title browned, occasional light mainly marginal spotting and staining, a few darker spots). VERY FINELY BOUND in 19th-century Regency-style panelled straight-grained morocco ruled and decorated in gilt and blind, gilt edges (extremities lightly rubbed, a few light scratches, later endpapers). Provenance: GLOUCESTER (armorial bookplate). FIRST SEPARATE EDITION, the scarcer issue with the author's name on the title. Abbey Scenery 217; Brunet III, 627; Hardie English Coloured Books p. 112 & 312: "Published originally in the 'Repository, 1810-15"; Prideaux pp. 144 & 147: "... very interesting record of past London, with representations of City churches and other topographical features now no longer in existence ..."; Tooley 361.
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Picturesque Europe. With Illustrations on Steel and Wood by the Most Eminent Artists. London: Cassell Petter & Galpin, [c. 1876]. 5 volumes, 4to (308 x 242mm). Engraved frontispieces, additional engraved titles with vignettes, letterpress titles printed in red and black, plates and illustrations (occasional light spotting). Attractively bound in original publisher's burgundy morocco gilt, gilt edges (inner hinges reinforced). A FINE SET. (5)
SEEMANN, Berthold Carl (1825-71) Viti: An Account of a Government Mission to the Fijian Islands in the Years 1860-61. Cambridge: Macmillan & Co., 1862. 8vo. Tinted lithographed frontispiece, folding lithographed map, and 3 plates, illustrations (without the publisher's advertisements, some very light spotting and staining). Attractively bound in 19th-century full plum calf by Bickers & Son, the covers ruled in gilt, the spine gilt with green morocco lettering-piece (a little faded, some light rubbing and scuffing). FIRST EDITION. Hill 1547; Pritzel 8581; Stafleu & Cowan 11609; Taylor Pacific Bibliography p.308. With 3 other travel books including Ewart Grogan's From the Cape to Cairo. The First Traverse of Africa from South to North (London, 1900, original cloth). (4)
SPORT - Edward William Dirom CUMING (1862-1941). British Sport Past and Present. London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1909. 4to (296 x 230mm). Half title, mounted coloured frontispiece and 30 plates by G. Denholm Armour (some light mainly marginal spotting and staining). Original pictorial pigskin gilt, top edges gilt, others uncut (extremities rubbed, some white staining to spine and lower cover). FIRST EDITION. NUMBER 113 OF 500 COPIES SIGNED BY THE ARTIST. With 4 other sporting books, namely Francis Francis's A Book of Angling (London, 1885 [but 1887], sixth edition, cloth), James Henry Corballis's Forty-Five Years of Sport (London, 1891, cloth), P. D. Malloch's Life-History and Habits of the Salmon, Sea-Trout, Trout, and other Freshwater Fish (London, 1912, cloth) and J. Wentworth Day's The Dog in Sport (London, 1938, cloth). The lot sold not subject to return. (5)
TERENCE (c.195 BC - c.159 BC). Comoediae. Paris: "E Typographia Regia," 1642. Folio (367 x 255mm). Half title, engraved title by Abaham Bosse [unsigned], 6 engraved head-pieces, 6 engraved initials and 3 engraved tail-pieces ([?]lacking front blank leaf, some light mainly marginal staining and spotting, a few darker ink spots and small rustholes occasionally affecting letters, a few leaves lightly browned). FINELY BOUND in full contemporary French tan armorial morocco gilt, the covers with central gilt-stamped coats-of-arms of Louis XIV within a garland and a repeating pattern of small alternating fleur-de-lys and crowned "L"s, the spine gilt in compartments with label, gilt edges (rubbed and scuffed, more heavily at the edges and joints, the upper cover faded affecting the brightness of the gilt). Provenance: Earl of Dalhousie (armorial bookplate); occasionally copious but not unsightly early Latin annotation with some ink underlining; from the Collection of Michael Inchbald (Christie's, 22 Jan. 2014). Brunet IV, 420: "Belle edition ..."
WACHTENDORP, Caspar (d. 1700). Oude Hollandsche Geschiedenissen Ofte, Corte Rym-Kronyck Verdeelt in XIIII Boecken, Beginnende van de Suntvloet, tot den Iare 1560. The Hague [colophon: Rotterdam]: "By Anth. Tongerloo I Verhoeven en S. De Putter Boeckuerkoopers" [colophon: "Gedruckt by Thomas Dirck ..." [etc.]] 1648 [colophon: 1647]. 4to (183 x 140mm). Title within elaborate engraved baroque border,woodcut initials and endpieces, 12 engraved illustrations and 32 portraits (I4 torn without loss, rusthole in L4 touching a few letters, some light mainly marginal spotting, staining and browning). Contemporary vellum (lightly stained, a little bowed). Provenance: unidentified crowned armorial bookplate; copious old annotation to front endpapers; portraits identified in a later hand. With Johan de la Court's Politike Discoursen. Handelende in Ses onderscheide Boeken (Amsterdam, 1663, 12mo, contemporary vellum). (2)
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[WAGHENAER, Lucas Janszoon (1533-1606)]. A Description of the coastes betweene Bamburgh & Aberdeine whereof Edenburgh is the chiefest marttowne. [London: c. 1589]. Hand-coloured engraved sea chart showing Bamburgh, Holy Island, Edinburgh and Aberdeen, title and scale within elaborate baroque borders, compass rose, galleons and sea monsters, coastal profiles (some light staining), 320 x 510mm., framed and glazed. A highly decorative chart from Anthony Ashley's English edition of "The Mariner's Mirour" which was translated from Waghenaer's "De Spieghel der Zeevaerdt."
WRIGHT, Magnus von (1805-68), and others. Svenska Fåglar efter Naturen och på Sten Ritade, edited by Professor Einar Lönnberg. Stockholm: Ivar Baarsen, 1924-29. 3 volumes, large 4to (380 x 285mm). 364 fine chromolithographed plates of the birds of Sweden (variable light spotting and browning). Original tan buckram, the spines lettered in gilt (spines very slightly faded). The second edition, reprinted and substantially expanded from the scarce first edition of 1828-38. This set contains all the plates as called for; it does not, however, contain Einar Lönnberg's text or the photographed illustrations accompanying it. Anker 544; Nissen IVB 1026; Wood p.637. (3)
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The Yellow Book. An Illustrated Quarterly. London [& Boston]: Elkin Mathews & John Lane [& Copeland & Day], April 1894-April 1897. Volumes I - XIII [all published]. 4to (201 x 160mm). Half titles in all but the first volume, plates and illustrations (one leaf torn without loss in vol. X, occasional light spotting). Original yellow pictorial cloth with designs by Aubrey Beardsley, uncut (some very light staining). Although dominated by the illustrations of Aubrey Beardsley, and his decadent fin de siècle aura, many other distinguished artists contributed to the quarterly, notably Frederic Leighton, Will Rothenstein, Walter Sickert and Philip Wilson Steer; contributors to the text included Max Beerbohm, John Buchan, Baron Corvo, Edmund Gosse, Kenneth Grahame, Henry James, E. Nesbit and W. B. Yeats. Included in the lot are 2 retrospective works, The Yellow Book. A Selection (London, 1949 and 1950). (15)
A French ormolu and white marble clock garniture, circa 1880, the clock surmounted by a bronze figure of cupid above ribbons and swags on a marble base, the white enamel dial with Arabic numerals, the twin train movement striking on a bell, with a key, 37cm high, the two light candelabra with a bronze cherub surmounted by vases of fruits and flowers, on a marble base, 30.5cm high (3). Illustrated
A Victorian silver plated four light candelabra, by Elkington & Co, the central sconce mounted on lion mask decorated sphere above floral scrolling branches with Griffin head finials holding three further sconces, raised on reeded tapering support, the triform base decorated with three recumbent camels, marked to base ‘4219’, 55cms high. Note: Two previous auctions of matching candelabra are known. One in 2015 of a pair of candelabra bearing Elkington & Co registration diamond dated 1865, sold for £2,500 in London. The other in 2010 was a table centrepiece with candelabra garnitures, sold for $7,000 in New York.
GOLD AND GREEN PASTE PARURE, EARLY 19TH CENTURY, COMPOSITE the necklace of shamrock links set with collet-set pear-shaped and circular foiled green paste, with a detachable cross pendant with trefoil terminals similar set, with a pair of matching bracelets (seven paste deficient), stud earrings and bar brooch (pin and four stones deficient), all in original satin lined leather case necklace measures approximately 390mm, bracelet lengths approximately 175mm (6) ++Necklace- Gold tested. Pastes are well matched a mid to dark ~bottle~ green colour, lively. One paste (12 links in from end) has surface reaching cavity and there is a large bubble visible under a 10x lens otherwise all the pastes have relatively few abrasions. Light wear to the gold to the reverse and no apparent discolouration. The tongue fitting is fiddly but seems to hold well. The cross pendant has a later fitting, some deep scratches to the reverse bottom trefoil and very slight discolouration to the gold. Fits to necklace well. The pastes are in similar condition to the necklace too though one or two show some abrading. 40mmx40mm approximately. Both bracelets have safety chains and secure tongue clasps Earstuds- butterflies stamped 9 carat, made later possibly from earrings Bar brooch - Probably made end of 19th century, one end of bar shows it has been broken off. Four stones missing. There is a chain though not a safety chain possibly decorative and there would have been another on the other side; Fitted case - Necklace too short for space an there is a place for earrings, the bracelets fit the space A very unique piece unusual as its early too. In good condition paste may have an element of lead which strengthens it.
THREE DIAMOND RINGS comprising: circular diamond in a claw setting between tapering shoulders; half eternity ring set with seven brilliant-cut diamonds, partial London hallmark for 1984; graduating five stone ring sizes: N 1/2, O and L respectively ++Stone measures 5.6mmx5.2mmx3.6mm approximately, gauges as 0.6 carats approximately, there is a small nick to girdle, I/J colour, VS1-2. Shank stamped pt for platinum, light wear to the inside of the shank at the back. Each diamond weighs approximately 0.1 carats approximately, total diamond weight 0.7 carats approximately. Bright stones I/J colour, VS clarity. Makers mark F&K, hallmark only London mark and date letter. Central stone, 0.2 carats approximately, PK clarity, I/J colour, other stones weigh 0.16 carats x 2 , 0.5 carats x2, total weight 0.6 carats approximately similar colours and clarities.
TWO NINE CARAT GOLD BRACELETS one charm bracelet of trace links with various 9 carat charms including: a mouse, a St Christopher, hallmarked London 1966, a pelican, hallmarked Birmingham 1992, a shield from Guernsey, hallmarked Birmingham 1970, length approximately 190mm, 24gr; the other bracelet, 1880s, of rose gold trace links set with alternating seed pearl and turquoise shamrocks with a later clasp, length approximately 200mm, 14.5gr all in ++Charm bracelet- each link stamped 375. Other charms are: an enamel partridge/game bird, unstamped with some areas where the enamel has worn off and there is gold but not obvious; a grandfather clock, unstamped; an elf on a toadstool; unstamped; a buggler, unstamped. The links are wearing thin where they join, some light discolouration and abrading. The other bracelet- the link by the clasp stamped 9ct. The bracelet shows typical wear for a bracelet of this age, some of the turquoise are a darker colour than the other stones. Pearls body colour varies from grey to some white, low to medium lustre. Safety chain. Later clasp in a yellower gold, stamped 375 for 9 carat gold
COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY comprising: a carved chyrsoprase cross pattée pendant with central seed pearl on a Figaro link back chain, length approximately 400mm; a bar brooch of cross over design set with a circular diamond and ruby, length approximately 46mm; a bar brooch with central oval hard stone cameo within a row of seed pearls(one deficient); a three stone ring set with a central circular sapphire between brilliant cut diamonds, London hallmarks for 18 carat gold 1978, size I 1/2; a five stone diamond ring, size K; and a band ring, Egyptian hallmarks, size J 1/2 (6) ++Chrysoprase pendant has surface reaching fractures, the colour is a bright mid green colour with some white opaque areas and black inclusions. Stamped 18 WF to the reverse. The pendant measures 14mmx12mm approximately. The central pearl is slightly off round with a white body colour and blue/pinkish overtones. The oval cabochon surmount more translucent than the cross plaques. 9 carat gold import marks. Ruby and diamond bar brooch - The diamond measures 4.5mmx4.8mmx2.5mm approximately, gauges as 0.4 carats approximately, PK clarity, I/J colour. The ruby measures 4.4mm5.4mmx2.1mm approximately, bright pinkish stone with surface cavity to table, some silk seen, a lively stone. Stamped 9ct to the reverse, some discolouration. Sapphire and diamond ring- sapphire is dark with a window to the reverse, diamonds are deceptively small as are in white gold illusion settings each gauge at 0.03 carats approximately. Light wear to shank. Cameo ring - Cameo measures 19mmx16mm approximately, two fractures within the stone behind her head also some ridges to the white but both only seen only on close inspection. The reverse is nicely fluted and suggests it might have been a ring earlier. Pearls with surface wear, low lustre, grey to beige body colour. Stamped 9ct. Some discolouration to the side of the cameo. Five ring - each diamond weighing approximately 0.04 carats, total diamond weight 0.2 carats approximately. Mount lightly worn, no apparent discolouration or gold marks/ Band ring 5.5mm wide approximately. Slightly rattles. Light scratching no apparent discolouration.
EIGHTEEN CARAT GOLD AND PEARL HINGED BANGLE, 1900s the cross over bangle with bead terminals set to the centre with a half pearl cluster, French assay marks internal measurements 54mm x 45mm approximately, 7.5gr ++The gold is lightly scratched but there would have been a light bloom to the gold originally. Where the gold surface has rubbed there is a rose coloured gold beneath but this is only visible on close inspection. Some small dents to one terminal bead. The clasp and hinge mechanism work well and there is a safety chain. Although it looks small it fits around an average wrist ie 170mm. In good condition considering age of the piece.
GOLD, GARNET AND ENAMEL MOURNING PENDANT, CIRCA 1834 the circular scalloped pendant with a central foiled cabochon garnet within a black enamel foliate border, the reverse with glazed hair compartment engraved ~In memory of Lucy Boggett, died 27 March 1834, aged 49~ diameter 28mm approximately ++Diameter 28mm approximately. The central cabochon diameter measures 8mm approximately, inclusions are surface reaching only seen on close inspection. The enamel is crisp and there is no apparent surface wear. There is light wear to the gold consistent with the age of the piece and some patina to the gold. The reverse has more wear and the glazed compartment is loose in the setting. In good condition.
MEMORIAL HAIR BROOCH, LATE 18TH CENTURY of rectangular design with bevelled edge and woven hair; together with a scroll and foliate glazed pendant, 1880s; and an openwork burr and foliate brooch frame, 1830s 10.5gr all in (3) ++MOURNING BROOCH: - 22mmx19mm approximately, some marks to the glass and light wear and blacking to the frame, dent to reverse. GOLD FRAME: - pendant is missing the reverse, some greenish discolouration to the gold but can be professionally cleaned, glass only lightly worn. BURR AND FOLIATE FRAME: Claw fittings are mainly missing, also has no back, some dents to pin fastener. All in good condition considering the age of the pieces.
COOL/BOP/POST-BOP JAZZ LPs. Starting the second part of the incredible collection of Barry McRae with 21 x LP strictly for cool cats! Artists/titles are Marilyn Moore - Moody (US Bethlehem 1959 original, BCP 73 - Ex nice and clean record, a couple of light hairlines/VG+ spine on the top section with a small split), Oliver Nelson (with Eric Dolphy, Freddie Hubbard, George Barrow, Bill Evans, Paul Chambers and Roy Haynes) - The Blues And The Abstract Truth (UK CLP 1528 - VG+/VG+), Jimmy Woods featuring Elvin Jones - Conflict (UK LAC 571 deep groove - VG+/VG+), Howard McGhee - Maggie's Back In Town! (SCA 5030), Bud Powell Trio - Bouncing With Bud (SLP 31, early Danish reissue with purple/orange labels - Ex+ fantastic condition record/Ex), Chet Baker (x3) - Live In Sweden... (DRLP 56 - Ex+/Ex), I Remember You and Peace (Enja 4016), Annie Ross - Sings A Song With Mulligan! (LAE 12203), Paul Serrano Quintet, Dexter Gordon/Slide Hampton, The Jimmy Giuffre 3 (LTZ-K 15137), MJQ - Under The Jasmin Tree (UK SAPCOR 4), Clifford Brown/Max Roach (MMC 14041), Red Mitchell/Harold Land (HA-K 8027), Coleman Hawkins, Frank Wess Quartet, Curtis Fuller and Cannonball Adderley. Condition is generally VG to Ex+.
FREE/AVANT/IMPROVISATION JAZZ - LPs. Super quality collection of 18 x LPs. Artists/titles are Han Bennink / Misha Mengelberg / John Tchicai - Instant Composers Pool (I.C.P 002, og Dutch 1968 release - Ex+ or 'NM' lovely condition record/Ex a little light discolouration), The Improvisational Arts Quintet - No Compromise! New New Orleans Music (Prescription Records 9002 - Ex+/Ex lovely copy complete with inner and scarcely seen press release in excellent condition), Air (x4) - Air Song (IN 1057, nicely signed by Henry Threadgill and Fred Hopkins on the front), 80 Below '82, Open Air Suit and Air Mail, Creative Improvisers Orchestra - The Sky Cries The Blues (CMIF RECORDS 1), Anthony Davis - Of Blues And Dreams, Rova Plays Lacy and introducing Oliver Lake with 9 titles - For The People (with Jerome Cooper, hat HUT SEVEN), Prophet (signed and dedicated to Barry on the front), Expandable Language, Buster Bee, Life Dance Of Is, Holding Together, Karmoni Suite (with Michael Gregory Jackson), Joseph Bowie/Oliver Lake and Synthesis. Condition is often well presented Ex to Ex+ or 'NM' (records) and VG+ to Ex (sleeves).
HERBIE HANCOCK - EMPYREAN ISLES LP (US ORIGINAL BLUE NOTE - BLP 4175). Well presented original US copy of the 1964 LP from Herbie Hancock. The record (New York USA address labels, VAN GELDER and Plastylite p) is in glossy Ex condition with a couple of light surface marks, these never heavier in nature. With og Blue Note inner. The original sleeve (43 West 61st) is in neat VG+ condition with some light edgewear and a few light creases, nothing ever heavier.
GRACHAN MONCUR III - EVOLUTION LP (US ORIGINAL BLUE NOTE - BLP 4153). Neat original US copy of the 1964 LP from Grachan Moncur III introducing Lee Morgan, Jackie McLean, Bobby Hutcherson, Bob Crenshaw and Anthony Williams. The record (New York USA address labels, VAN GELDER and the Plastylite p) is in clean VG+ condition with a few light surface marks, none of which are ever heavier in nature. With clean og company inner. The original sleeve (43 West 61st St) is in very fine Ex condition with only a couple of minor creases around the edges.
GRACHAN MONCUR III - SOME OTHER STUFF LP (US ORIGINAL BLUE NOTE - BLP 4177). Another rarity from Grachan and friends, this the 1965 follow up to the previous lot. The record (New York USA address labels, VAN GELDER and the Plastylite p) is in sharp VG+ condition; clean and glossy, there are a couple of light and minor surface markings, none of which are ever heavier in nature. With clean og Blue Note inner. The sleeve is in VG+ condition - a neat example, there is some light shelf wear and a small paper tear on the top edge.
ANTHONY WILLIAMS - LIFE TIME LP (US ORIGINAL BLUE NOTE - BLP 4180). Solid example original US pressing on Blue Note of the excellent 1964 LP from Anthony Williams also featuring Sam Rivers, Bobby Hutcherson, Herbie Hancock, Richard Davis and Gary Peacock. The record (New York USA address labels, VAN GELDER and the Plastylite p) is in solid VG condition - without heavier marks or any scratches, there are some light surface marks noted perhaps moreover on side 1. The original sleeve (43 West 61st) is in VG+ condition with some light edge/shelf wear and a few light creases. WIth og 25 years company inner.
JACKIE MCLEAN - ONE STEP BEYOND LP (US ORIGINAL BLUE NOTE - BLP 4137). Introducing Jackie Mclean with Grachan Moncur III, Bobby Hutcherson, Eddie Khan and Anthony Williams with their February 1964 LP on Blue Note. The record (New York USA address labels, VAN GELDER and the Plastylite p) is in VG+ condition showing a few light surface marks, certainly nothing heavier in nature. With og 25 years company inner. The original sleeve (43 West 61st), is in VG+ condition with some ringwear and a few light creases.
ERIC DOLPHY - OUT TO LUNCH! LP (US ORIGINAL BLUE NOTE - BLP 4163). Heading out with Eric Dolphy, Freddie Hubbard, Bobby Hutcherson, Richard Davis and Anthony Williams with this original 1964 Blue Note LP. The record (New York USA address labels, VAN GELDER and the Plastylite p) is in VG+ condition showing some light and minor surface/hairline marks that never extend any deeper than this. With original 25 years company inner. The original sleeve (43 West 61st), is in VG condition with some general foxing/discolouration and some pen markings on the front/reverse, the overall 'integrity' of the sleeve still nice and strong.
JOE HENDERSON/HORACE SILVER - US BLUE NOTE 'NEW YORK USA' LPs. Cool pack of 2 x early/original Blue Note LPs. Titles are Horace Silver Quintet - Finger Poppin' (2nd mono pressing circa 1962, BLP 4008 with New York USA address labels, RVG and the Plastylite p - Ex+ fantastic condition record/with early Blue Note inner/Ex only very light wear on the reverse of this superb condition sleeve) and Joe Henderson - In 'N Out (BLP 4166, mono original with New York USA address labels, VAN GELDER and the Plastylite p - VG+ glossy record with a few light surface marks which are never heavier/with 26 years Blue Note inner/G+ please note that whilst the sleeve still holds nice colour, the top seam is completely split, this could be professionally repaired).
BILL EVANS TRIO - WALTZ FOR DEBBY LP (US ORIGINAL - RIVERSIDE RLP 399). Fantastic to see original US copy of the 1962 masterpiece from Bill Evans, Scott LaFaro and Paul Motian. The record (RLP 399, deep grooved labels, 'Bill Grauer Productions Inc. New York City') is in VG condition. There are some surface/hairline marks which is perhaps most noted on side 2 with one running through the complete side; note this is surface only and not a heavier scratch. Matrix: RLP-12-399 A & B. The sleeve is in incredible Ex+ or archive condition - unbelievably still housed with the original shrink, there is virtually no wear showing to the sleeve (some light 'foxing' is visible on the shrink, not on the sleeve itself). Solid example record with a stunning sleeve.
INCUS RECORDS - INTRODUCING DEREK BAILEY - LPs. More wonderful LP releases featuring Derek Bailey on his Incus label with another 5 included. Titles are Notes (INCUS 48 - Ex+/Ex), Iskra 1903 (INCUS 3/4 double - Ex+ very fine condition records/VG shelf wear noted with light paper tear roughly halfway along the spine), Time (INCUS 34 - Ex+/Ex), Lot 74 Solo Improvisations (INCUS 12 - Ex+/Ex with Incus records catalogue sheets, front also signed by Derek Bailey) and Duo (with Tristan Honsinger) (INCUS 20 - Ex+/VG+).
INCUS RECORDS - EVAN PARKER LPs. More on Incus with 5 featuring label co-founder Evan Parker. Titles are Six Of One (INCUS 39 - Ex+/Ex very nicely signed and dedicated 'To Barry, all the best and thanks for your support' - Ex+/VG+), Monoceros (INCUS 27 - Ex+/VG+ light pen mark on the front), Saxophone Solos (INCUS 19 - Ex+/VG original pressing also with hand written note from Evan to Barry on Incus Records headed paper in which he explains the record was originally sent to Barry's old address, the re-sending causing some damage to the sleeve!), Tracks (INCUS 42 - Ex+/Ex) and From Saxophone & Trombone (INCUS 35 - Ex+/Ex).
INTRODUCING DEREK BAILEY - LPs. More sublime LPs featuring Derek Bailey - these 8 'non' Incus releases. Titles are Fragments (Instant Composers Pool, ICP 005 - Ex+ a couple of very light and minor hairlines/VG+ some light ringwear), In Whose Tradition? (Emanem 3404), Drops (Ictus 003), Improvisation (og Italian 1975 pressing, CRSLP 6002), Improvisations From Cello And Guitar (ECM 1013 ST, signed by Dave Holland), K'Ploeng (Claxon 78.2), The Music Improvisation Company (ECM 1005) and Views From Six Windows (ML 114, with label insert). The records are chiefly in top Ex+ or 'NM' condition, the sleeves typically VG+ to Ex.
CHRIS MCGREGOR/LOUIS MOHOLO AND RELATED - OGUN LPs. Wonderful selection of 7 x always in-demand LPs. Titles are Spirits Rejoice! (OG 520 - Ex+/VG+ signed by members on the back including Louis, also with hand written letter from label co-founder Hazel Miller), Blue Notes For Johnny (OG 532 - Ex+/Ex), Blue Notes For Mongezi (OGD 001/002), Blue Notes In Concert Volume 1 (OG 220), Procession (OG 524), In His Good Time (OG 521) and Live At Willisau (OG 100). The records are mainly top Ex+ or 'NM', the sleeves grading between VG and Ex, 4 with a light 'wavy' nature to them.
AMALGAM - LPs. Tremendous bundle of 4 x LPs and 1 x scarce LP box set from Trevor Watts and Amalgam. Titles are Wipe Out (IMP 47901, 4 x LP box set - Ex+ records/signed by Trevor Watts on the inside left section of the box/VG+), Prayer For Peace (TRA 196 - VG+ surface mark side 2/VG+ light edgwear to the fragile textured sleeve), Play Blackwell & Higgins (A-002), Innovation (TGS 121) and Deep (VS 108). Elsewhere records are chiefly very clean Ex+ or 'NM', sleeves VG+ to Ex.
BLUES - LPs. High quality collection of 21 x LPs plus 1 x book. Artists/titles include John Lee Hooker - It Serve You Right To Suffer (UK HMV original, CLP 3542 - Ex+ superb condition record, a couple of extremely fine and wispy paper marks/Ex light ringwear on the front, lovely copy), Robert Pete Williams (UK Saydisc, AMS 2002 - Ex+ top condition record/Ex+ ace condition sleeve), Big Mama Thornton - Jail (VSD 79351 - Ex+/Ex+), Alexis Korner's Blues Incorporated (ACL UK mono og, ACL 1130 - VG condition), Son House - The Legendary Father Of Folk Blues (US RE, CS 9217, in shrink), Screening The Blues (CBS 63288, also with the Paul Oliver book), Sonny Boy Williamson - Down And Out Blues (NPL 28036 - Ex/Ex very well presented UK og copy), and Bluebird Blues (green labels INT 1088), Johnny Shines (Advent No. 2803), Blind Blake - Blues In Chicago (UK og, Riverside RLP 8804, blue/silver 'reel' label - Ex+/Ex) and Biograph LPs 1926-29, 1926-30 and 1926-32, Blind Lemon Jefferson - The Immortal, Volume 2 and Volume 3, Blue Monday (comp) and T-Bone Walker - Classics Of Modern Blues. Condition is often very well presented VG+ to Ex+.
ATLANTIC (UK) 7" - MID TO LATE 60s SOUL (PLUS ACE KEFFORD STAND RARITY!) Wicked pack of 6 x essential Atlantic sevens. Titles are Ace Kefford Stand - For Your Love (584260 - archive condition record, BBC library stamp both sides), Ben E. King - Don't Drive Away (584008 - archive condition), The Drifters - You Can't Love Them All (584020 - archive condition), Don Covay And The Goodtimers - 40 Days - 40 Nights (584114 - Ex+, date stamped, blue star sticker), Sharon Tandy - Our Day Will Come (584137, date stamped, 'A' hand written - Ex+) and Clarence Cartet - Too Weak To Fight (584223 - Ex, light label wear flip side).
REGGAE - 7". Cool pack of 6 x 7" Rocksteady winners! Titles are Willie Francis - Quick March (Magnet MA 038, four prong - VG+ a few light surface/storage marks, should clean to Ex), Prince Buster - Baby Version (FAB 162 - very clean Ex), Jackie Riding - The Wave (FAB-4 - nice Ex), Glen Roy Lyndsay - GIve A Little Loving (MA 036 - Ex+), D. D. Dennis - I Had To Let It Out (MA 046 - Ex) and Lord Kitchener - Dr. Kitch (JU-511 - Ex+).
WILLIE AMOS HUNT/MAYNELL WILSON - 7". Wicked pack of 2 x lil' shakers here. Titles are Willie Amos Hunt - Would You Believe (Camp, 602003 - Ex a few light hairlines/Ex og company) and Meynell Wilson And The West Minster Five - Hey, Hey, Johnny! (Carnival, CV 7014 - Ex, a few light storage marks, should clean/nice Ex og company).
TOMMY TATE - BIG BLUE DIAMONDS 7" (ORIGINAL UK DEMO - COLUMBIA DB 8046). Wicked condition original UK 7" demo of the 1966 release. The record (green/white labels) is in superb archive condition showing very few markings indeed. Some light wear to the labels. Housed with very clean Ex condition og company sleeve.
HELEN SHAPIRO - SHE NEEDS COMPANY 7" (ORIGINAL UK DEMO - COLUMBIA DB 8256). A monster from Helen Shapiro now with this original UK 7" demo from 1967. The record is in Ex+ condition showing few markings; there are some light storage marks that would very easily be cleaned. Super sharp and clean labels. With clean Ex condition og company sleeve.
THE SHOTGUN EXPRESS - I COULD FEEL THE WHOLE WORLD TURN ROUND 7" (ORIGINAL UK STOCK COPY - COLUMBIA DB 8025). Very well presented original UK (stock) copy of the 1966 release. The record is in fine Ex condition with a couple of light and minor hairlines on the flip 'Curtains'. Nice clean labels, four prong centre fully intact. Nice Ex condition og company sleeve.
SLY & THE FAMILY STONE - DANCE TO THE MUSIC 7" (ORIGINAL UK DEMO - COLUMBIA DB 8369). Big one from Sly & The Family Stone with this original UK 7" demo from 1968. The record is in clean Ex condition showing a couple of very small and minor paper surface scuffs and a few light storage marks which can be cleaned. Crisp and sharp labels and with very neat Ex condition og company sleeve.
UK (LABEL) SOUL/NORTHERN/R&B - 7". Ace pack of 9 x UK 7". Titles are The Cherokees - Wondrous Place (DB 7473 - superb archive condition), The Orlons - The Wah-Watusi (45-DB 4865 - Ex+, a few light easily cleaned storage marks), Bo Diddley - Wrecking My Love Life (CRS 8057 - archive copy), Pigmeat Markham - Here Come The Judge (CRS 8077 - Ex+), Bobby Byrd - Saying It And Doin' It Are Two Different Things (2093-028 - archive), Dee Dee Sharp - Wild! (C 274 - Ex+), Len Barry - Hearts Are Trump (P 969, four prong - archive copy), The Swans - The Boy With The Beatle Hair (C 302 - Ex+) and The Orlons - Shimmy Shimmy (C 295 - Ex+). All housed with well presented og company sleeves.
COLUMBIA (UK) 7" STOCK - SOUL/NORTHERN/R&B. More essential Columbia 45s with 11 x included. Titles are The Cherokees - Wondrous Place (DB 7473 - Ex, a couple of light and minor hairlines), The Vibrations - Talkin' 'Bout Love (DB 8318 - archive), The Orlons - The Wah-Watusi (45-DB 4865 - archive), Madeline Bell - You Don't Love Me No More (DB 7257 - VG+), Major Lance - The Matador (DB 7271 - Ex+) and Come See (DB 7527 - Ex), Cindy Cole - A Love Like Yours (DB 7519 - archive), The Exciters - Run Mascara (DB 7606 - archive), Carol Deene - He Just Don't Know (DB 7743 - archive) and Dee Dee Sharp - Gray (For My Mashed Potatoes) (45-DB 4874 - Ex) and Mashed Potato Time (45-DB 4818 - Ex). All complete with clean original company sleeves.
THE EXCITERS - COLUMBIA 7" (WITH DEMOS). Extremely exciting selection of 5 x original UK Columbia 7" from The Exciters. Titles are Just Not Ready (DB 7544, including demo - archive condition and stock copy - archive condition), I Want You To Be My Boy (DB 7479, including demo - Ex+ one or two extremely faint and wispy marks and stock copy - Ex+ a few easily cleaned storage marks) and Run Mascara (DB 7606 - Ex light surface mark on the flip). All with nice and clean original company sleeves.
THE VIBRATIONS - COLUMBIA 7" (WITH DEMO). 2 x seldom seen original UK 7" from The Vibrations. Titles are Pick Me (DB 8175 - archive condition record showing very few marks) and Talkin' 'Bout Love (DB 8318 - Ex, light surface mark on the A side, a few light easily cleaned storage marks). Both with clean original company sleeves.
KAROL KEYES - FONTANA 7" RARITIES. Wicked bundle of 2 x hard to find 7" movers from Karol Keyes on Fontana. Titles are Can't You Hear The Music c/w The Sweetest Touch (TF 846 - Ex a couple of light hairlines on the B side) and You Beat Me To The Punch c/w No-One Can Take Your Place (TF 517 - archive condition copy). Both with top clean labels (3 prong centres fully intact) and clean original company sleeves.
PYTHON RECORDS (BLUES) 7". Mega selection of 3 x almost impossible to track down 7" on the specialist UK Blues label. Titles are Muddy Waters - Country Boy (PKM 04 - Ex+ very clean condition, slightly 'faded' B side), Big Moose - Rambling WOman (PKM 01 - Ex, a light hairline mark on the B side) and Jerry McCain - Homogenized Love (PKM 02 - Ex+, very slightly faded playing surfaces).
MINIT - 7". Deep grooves with these 4 x hard to find original UK 7" on Minit. Titles are Jimmy Lewis - The Girls From Texas (ML 11002 - Ex, a couple of light surface marks and storage marks that should clean), Jimmy McCracklin - How You Like Your Love (ML 11003 - Ex+, few marks, a couple of light easily cleaned storage marks), Homer Banks - Round The Clock Lover Man (MLF 11004 - Ex+ very clean) and Bobby Womack - What Is This (MLF 11005 - Ex, a couple of light hairlines and some light storage marks which can clean). All with nice and clean og company sleeves.
SOUL/R&B/BLUES - LPs. Top clean collection of 11 x brill LPs. Titles are O'Donel Levy - Everything I Do Gonna Be Funky (US og, Groove Merchant GM 535 - Ex+/VG+ small paper tear on the reverse), Bo Diddley - Is A Gunslinger (UK NJL 33 - Ex record/with 2 sleeves, 1 x Ex, 1 x VG+ with some light discolouration), Ike Turner - Rocks The Blues (Ember EMB 3395 - Ex/Ex), Prof. Harold Boggs - I Believe (PTL 1010 - Ex+/Ex+),The Swanee Quintet - Step By Step (PTL 1014 - Ex+/Ex+), Dee Clark - You've Looking Good (including US, VEE JAY LP 1019 - Ex+/archive sleeve still in shrink and UK, JOYS130 - Ex+/Ex+), Lightnin' Hopkins - "Live" At The Bird Lounge (EMB 3146 - Ex+/Ex+), Lost Train Blues (JALOPY 003, from 2016, 'as new'), The Blues of T Bone Walker (MFP 1043 - Ex+/Ex) and Brother John Sellers - In London (LK 4197 - VG+/VG+).
JAZZ - BOP/HARD BOP - LPs. Excellent collection of 12 x must have LPs. Artists/titles include Sam Jones - The Soul Society (UK Riverside RLP 12-324, blue/silver reel labels - Ex+ fantastic condition record/VG+ light wear to the flipback reverse top section), Lester Young - The President (LAE 12016 - Ex/Ex), Grand Encounter (LAE 12065 - Ex/VG+), John Mayer/Joe Harriott - Indo-Jazz Suite (mono UK og, SX 6025 - Ex a few light paper scuffs/Ex only light wear), Sonny Stitt - Only The Blues (UK CLP 1280 - VG/VG+), Kenny Burrell & Jimmy Smith - Blue Bash! (UK Verve VLP 9058 - Ex+/Ex), Grant Green - Am I Blue (BST 84139, 1970 RE - Ex/Ex+), Yancey's Last Ride (33CX 10094), Art Farmer - Sing Me Softly Of The Blues (ATL 5040 - Ex/Ex+), Various - Jazz In Italian Cinema (2016 release), Attila Zoller Quartet - The Horizon Beyond (SRE 66013) and Wynton Kelly's Trio - It's All Right (V6-8588). Elsewhere condition is mostly clean VG+ to Ex+.
DZYAN - DZYAN LP (ORIGINAL GERMAN PRESSING - ARONDA LP-AS 10 006). The experimental debut LP from German Jazz-Rock outfit Dzyan. The record is in extremely impressive Ex+ condition with a very faint and wispy hairline mark on side 2 - the record doesn't seem to have been played much at all! The gatefold sleeve is in equally as impressive Ex+ condition showing only slight wear and light remnants of a sticker on the front top left section.
MOTOWN - US 7". Ace collection of 19 x original US Motown 7". Artists/titles/cat. numbers are The Contours - Funny c/w The Stretch (M1012 - VG with some surface marks and a light scratch at the start of The Stretch), Henry Lumpkin - Break Down And Sing (M1029), Joe Harnell - My Cherie Amour (M 1161) and Midnight Cowboy (M 1154 - Ex+), Bobby Breen - Better Late Than Never (promo, MOTOWN 1053 - Ex+), Billy Eckstine (M 1091, 1077, 1120, 1131, 1100), Jackson Five - Mama's Pearl (M 1177, 2 p/s copies), Michael Jackson - I Wanna Be Where You Are (M-1202F p/s), Four Tops - Just Seven Numbers (M 1175 p/s), It's All In The Game (M 1164 p/s) and Reach Out I'll Be There (M 1098) and Marvin Gaye/Mary Wells - What's The Matter With You Baby (Motown 1057). Also with a spare sleeve (no record) for Eddie Holland - If Cleopatra Took A Chance. Condition is generally VG to Ex+.
CHECK-MATE - US 7". Make sure to check this pack of 7 x not often seen original US 7" on Check-Mate. Titles are Joey King - (Come Back) Summertime c/w Nut House (1017 - Ex, nice clean record, a few light 'pitting' marks), Paul London - Sugar Baby (1006 demo - Ex+ super clean), Dean & Marc - Boogie Woogie Twist (1008 - VG+), Dave And The Shadows - Here After (1011 - Ex+) and At THe Fair (1016 demo - VG+) and Ty Hunter - Lonely Baby (1015 - VG+) and Memories (1002 - VG+).
TAMLA - SOUL/GOSPEL US 7" RARITIES. Super selection of 3 x hard to find US Tamla 7" cuts. Titles are Rev. Columbus Mann - Jesus Loves c/w They Shall Be Mine (TAMLA 54047 - Ex strong condition record, a couple of very light hairlines) and Bob Kayli - Small Sad Sam c/w Tie Me Tight (TAMLA 54051 including single sided test pressing demo - Ex and stock - VG+ a few light surface marks). All housed with lesser seen company 'another one going places' sleeves in clean condition.
UK (PRESSING) SOUL - 60s 7" DEMOS. Wicked pack of 6 x hard to find 7" demos. Titles are The O'Jays - Look Over Your Shoulder (BLL 1020 - Ex+ record, stickers on labels) and Stand In For You Love (LIB 66197 - Ex+), Cliff Nobles - Jude Baby, I'm Back (Direction 58-3738 - Ex+), Ben E. King - Cry No More (AT 4043 - Ex), Jackie Lee - The Duck (HLM 10233 - Ex), THe Marketts - Balboa Blue (45-LIB 55443 - VG+, light dish, missing centre). All with small cataloguing stickers on labels (Jackie Lee on A side, the others on both sides).
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