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Click here to subscribeMIGHTY BABY - An extremely scarce copy of the debut LP from Mighty Baby, released in 1969 on the short lived label Head (HDLS 6002). The record is in Ex condition with only one or two very light wispy marks. MATRIX; HDLS 6002A-2 *T / B-T *T. The gatefold sleeve is in VG+ condition with some staining on the front cover, although it appears this may be carefully removed..
THE BEATLES - Great collection of 4 x early UK pressing LP's. Titles are Please Please Me (mono UK 5th pressing on original yellow/black labels - PMC 1202 -1n/-1n - fantastic Ex+/Ex condition and original inner), With The Beatles (UK mono 2nd pressing - PMC 1206 1N/1N - Ex/Ex w/ very light edgewear), A Hard Day's Night (1st UK mono pressing - PMC 1230 3N/3N - lovely Ex+/Ex) and Beatles For Sale 1st UK mono pressing (PMC 1240 3N/3N Ex/VG w/ 4cm tear on top reverse).
FREE - Collection of 3 x original LP's, to include a scarce 1st UK pressing of Tons Of Sobs. This copy (ILPS 9089 Stereo) is issued on the "pink I" Island label, and has the misspelt "Simon Kirk" credit as well as "Ernest J Day" credit. Condition of the record is VG+ with a few light surface marks, the sleeve is VG+ with some edgewear. Also to include The Free Story (ISLD 4 ) and Free Live! (ILPS 9160).
THE BEATLES - WHITE ALBUM 1ST STEREO PRESSING - A lovely 1st UK stereo pressing of the S/T album, no. 0347513. This is an original UK pressing which has "An EMI Recording" on each side of the record, just above 33 1/3. The records are both in Ex condition, with a couple of quite light surface marks. The gatefold (top opening) sleeve is in Ex condition with some minor wear to the lamination.
THE KINKS - 2 x original 1st pressing LP's. Face To Face is a 1st UK stereo pressing (as was common with this release, the sleeve states a mono version) issued on Pye plum labels NSPL 18149. The record is Ex with only a couple of very light surface marks. The sleeve is in VG condition with wear to the lamination and some staining on the reverse. The Kink(s) Kontroversy is an original UK mono pressing (NPL 18131). The record can only be graded as Fair with many surface marks and some deeper scratches that may affect playback. The sleeve is VG+ with some staining to the rear.
THE BEATLES - FROM ME TO YOU DEMO - A very scarce demonstration of From Me To You (R 5015) from 1963. This original pressing on Parlophone has a large red A on the A side with a white label/black writing on the B side. "Demonstration Record" and "Not For Sale" are printed beneath the Parlophone label on both sides. MATRIX: 7XCE 17329-1N + 7XCE 17330-1N. The condition of the record is Ex with just a few light surface marks but no deeper scratches to note. There is a release date written on in pen on the A side which reads "released 11th April 1963". Housed in an original striped Parlophone company sleeve.
THE MIRACLES - Collection of 2 x demonstration 7" singles issued on Tamla Motown. To include My Girl Has Gone (TMG 540), the record is in Ex condition, with a few light surface marks. Also to include (Come 'Round Here) I'm The One You Need (TMG 584), the record is in VG+ condition, with some light surface marks on the A side.
SLIM HARPO - 2 x demonstration 7" singles issued on Stateside. Shake Your Hips (SS 527), the record is in VG+ condition, with a couple of light surface marks. The labels are clean, with little signs of spindle marks. Also to include Baby Scratch My Back (SS 491), the record is in VG+ condition, with some light surface marks.
THE TEMPTATIONS - My Girl Demonstration 7" single. Issued on the Stateside label, the record has a white label with the red A on side 1 label. The record is in VG condition. There are several light surface marks, but no deeper scratches to note. There is some writing on the centre label. MATRIX: 45 KR 4457-1N + 4458-1N.
THE TEMPTATIONS - Collection of 2 x demonstration 7" singles, issued on Tamla Motown. It's Growing (TMG 504) is in Ex condition with virtually no marks on the record, but a date of 19/3/65 is written on the label. Beauty Is Only Skin Deep (TMG 578) is in VG condition, with some light marks on the A side and a deeper mark that can just be felt with the finger on the B side.
FOUR TOPS - Two extremely scarce 7" demonstration singles. Ask The Lonely (Tamla Motown TMG 507) is in VG condition, with light surface marks, but no deeper scratches. MATRIX: TMG 507 A-1 + B-1. Also to include Baby I Need Your Loving (Stateside SS 336). The record is in VG+ condition, with some light surface marks, but again no deeper scratches to note. MATRIX: 45 KR 4369-1N + 4370-1N.
THE SUPREMES - 2 x hard to find 7" demonstration records issued on the red/white Stateside label. Come See About Me (SS 376) is in VG+ condition, with some light scuffing evident, but no deeper marks. MATRIX: 45 KR 4449-1N + 4450-1N. Baby Love (SS 350) is in VG+ condition with some light surface marks. MATRIX: 45 KR 4397-1N + 4938-1N.
THE SUPREMES - 2 x hard to find 7" demonstration records issued on the red/white Stateside label. Where Did Our Love Go (SS 327) is in VG+ condition, with some light surface marks, but no deeper marks. MATRIX: 45 KR 4355-1N + 4356-1N. When The Lovelight Starts Shining Through His Eyes is in VG condition with several light surface marks, but no deeper scratches. MATRIX: 45 KR 4217-1N + 4218-1N.
THE SUPREMES - 2 x demonstration 7" singles issued on the red/white Tamla Motown label. You Can't Hurry Love (TMG 575) is in VG+ condition, with a few light surface marks w/ light scuffing on the B side. MATRIX: TMG 575 A-1 + B-1. Stop! In The Name Of Love (TMG 501) is in VG condition, with several light surface marks on the A side, but nothing deeper than that. MATRIX: TMG 501 A-1 + B-1.
THE REFLECTIONS - (Just Like) Romeo & Juliet demonstration 7" single, issued on red/white Stateside label (SS 294). The record is in VG+ condition, with a couple of light surface marks, but no deeper scratches whatsoever. Clean labels with 22 May 1964 stamped. MATRIX: 45 KR 4293-1N + 4294-1N.
MARTHA AND THE VANDELLAS - 2 x extremely hard to find demonstration 7" singles. Heat Wave is issued on Stateside white/red label (SS 228). The record is in VG+ condition, with some light surface marks, but no deeper scratches. MATRIX: 45 KR 4157-1N + 4158-1N. Nowhere To Run is issued on Tamla Motown on the white/red label (TMG 502). The record is in VG+ condition. There are some light surface marks, but nothing deeper than that. MATRX: TMG 502 A-1 + B-1.
THE SUPREMES - 2 x 7" demonstration singles issued on the green/white Tamla Motown label. You Keep Me Hangin' On (TMG 585) is in VG condition. The A side has only one or two wispy marks, but the B side has a deeper scratch that may be felt with the finger. Floy Joy (TMG 804) is in Ex condition with only a couple of light surface marks.
KIM WESTON - Super scarce copy of A Little More Love - original demonstration 7" single issued on the red/white Stateside label (SS 359). The record is in VG+ condition. The A side can be graded as Ex with only one or two very light surface marks. The B side has a few more light surface marks, but nothing deeper than that. The four pronged centre is wholly intact, and there is a stamp that is marked 13 Nov 1964. MATRIX: 45 KR 4417-1N + 4418-1N.
THE SHARPEES - Sought after 7" demonstration copy of Tired Of Being Lonely b/w Just To Please You issued on the white/red Stateside label (SS 495). The record is in Ex condition. There are a few light surface marks, perhaps more noticeable on the flip side. The labels are clean, and the four pronged centre is wholly intact. MATRIX: 45 KR 4693-1 + 4694-1.
THE BEATLES - Let It Be box set. A second pressing, issued with the 164 page 'Beatles Get Back' book. The record is a stereo pressing, catalogue number PCS 7096, matrix codes YEX 773-3U + 774-3U. The record is in Very Good condition, with some surface marks but no deeper scratches. Condition of the (record) sleeve is Ex, with some light lamination wear. The book still retains its glossy cover, but several pages have become loose. The tray is in G+ condition, with heavy wear on the flaps and some small rips. The outer sleeve is in VG condition, with some edgewear but no discernible rips or tears.
ROCK/SOUL - Great collection of 47 x LP's, containing many early Beatles releases, as well as some nice soul LP's. To include The Who - My Generation 1st UK mono pressing on Brunswick (LAT 8616). The record is VG- with light surface marks and a deeper scratch running from B1-B4. The sleeve is VG with staining that is most noticeable on the rear, but no rips or tears. Front lamination is in good order. Beatles albums to include early UK mono pressings of A Hard Day's Night, With The Beatles, Revolver, Beatles For Sale and Help! Also to include albums by The Spencer Davis Group (TL5295), Georgie Fame (SX 6043), Gladys Knight & The Pips, Ike & Tina Turner and Queen. Condition is generally VG+ to Ex+.
ROLLING STONES – collection of 9 posters and prints to include 2 x limited edition 1966 Jerry Schatzberg prints (8”x12”), BIG O poster of Jagger & Richard (BOP92), Remastered Series poster, Scorcese Shine A Light Movie poster, Michael Randolph print (17”x20”), a Traffic printing poster, a Keith Richard poster and a caricature laminated poster.
An early 20th Century Gilt Brass and Green Onyx Clock Garniture, the portico type clock case surmounted by an urn to a drum case with applied laurel garland and plain columns, to a plinth base and raised on bladed feet, to cast and beaded bezel with convex glass enclosing a 3 1/4" Arabic enamel dial with further Arabic quarters and outside minute track, decorated with floral swags and with pierced and engraved gilt hands, to a circular brass movement with back mounted count wheel and anchor escapement, strike on a bell and flanked by a pair of similarly decorated three light candelabra (3)
Early 20th Century hallmarked 18ct Gold Ring, the boat shaped setting featuring three oval light blue Sapphires and four small rose cut Diamonds, hallmarked for Birmingham 1910, together with an early/mid-20th Century 15ct Gold Ring, the shaped oval panel featuring five small red stones surrounded by Seed Pearls, stamped "585" (2)
An unusual 19th century double sided gouache study showing the old Houses of Parliament before and after the Great Fire with the effects of the flames and the on looking crowds only visible when the picture is held up to the light, 46 x 66 cm, framed so that both sides of the painting are visible and with electric light fitting
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