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Lot 154
Various mixed collectibles to include a cast aluminium money box with the form of Mickey Mouse playing the banjo on drum, height 11.5cm, a black glazed pottery pig money bank, length 16cm, a Noddy and Big Ears money bank (af) and a set of T. Simmons's Improved Balance, boxed (4).Condition Report: All in worn condition, the Noddy and Big Ears have had the heads reattached at some point.
Lot 236
A Royal Limoges planter with flat gilt decorated top, the body with two colour transferred panels depicting ladies on a balcony, with gilt and enamelled heightened cobalt blue glazed body, height 20.5cm, diameter 25cm, together with a Royal Dux figure group depicting a nymph playing the piccolo whilst sat on a conch shell, white, unpainted, height 27cm, length 23cm (2).
Lot 526
MANCHESTER UNITED; a typed letter from 1949 detailing the failed application for use of a playing pitch 1949-1950, for Albert Park Juniors Football Club, the reverse bearing various signatures from the 1948-49 FA Cup Winners squad, including Johnny Carey, Jeff Whitefoot, Stan Pearson, etc.Condition Report: - We have not authenticated these signatures, please satisfy yourself as to the veracity of the item prior to bidding.
Lot 676
A WALNUT CARD TABLE IN GEORGE I STYLEBY W. CHARLES TOZER, EARLY 20TH CENTURYthe interior with a needlework playing surface decorated with flowers, the underside with an ivorine trade label inscribed 'W. Charles Tozer 25, Brook Street, London, W.1.'73.1cm high, 77.2cm wide, 38.5cm deep ProvenanceThe Old Rectory, Bradenham, Buckinghamshire.
Lot 324
Small box of mixed items to include: needlepoint picture of a rabbit, Keith Murray Wedgwood mug, box set of Society playing cards, Burnaby, Fred; 'Barnaby's Ride to Khiva' half Moroccan bound book with marbled boards, printed by Cassel, Petter & Galpin, with maps, Kipling, Rudyard; 'Puck of Pook's Hill', first edition, published by Macmillan & Co 1906 and 'The Queen's Commission' 1954 booklet etc.(B.P. 21% + VAT)
Lot 358
Republic Bank of Burundi, an original design essay of a 100 Francs bank note, the art work done at Bradbury Wilkinson, possibly by Derek Friday, the hard card backing laid with paper, 15.2cms x 7.2cms, glued to rough blue card backing, the hand drawn , mostly red artwork of a man playing drums with other designs, is stencil numbered A000000, with pseudo signatures of the President and Vice President and date 1.1.1967, pencil marked litho 9 red to top right corner, overall good condition, some minor dirt but overall very good
Lot 107
DR Z. - THREE PARTS TO MY SOUL... (ORIGINAL UK COPY WITH PRESS RELEASE - VERTIGO SWIRL 6360 048). Holy grail time for Vertigo Swirl and Prog collectors worldwide with this superb example original UK copy of the celebrated only 1971 from Dr. Z - Three Parts To My Soul "Spiritus, Manes Et Umbra" which comes housed with the extremely scarce original press release. The record is in absolutely fantastic Ex+ condition showing only a couple of extremely faint, slight and wispy paper marks to the incredibly clean playing surfaces. With super sharp and clean labels (showing the original plastic around the spindle hole, this copy has clearly been played sparingly). Matrix/runout (machine stamped): 6360048 1Y//1 1 1 3 & 6360048 2Y//1 1 1 1. Housed with clean original British Patent No. 800153 & 973939 swirl inner. The elaborate die-cut sleeve is in sharp VG+ condition - a very clean example showing some minor edgewear and some light staining (possibly water) to the 'non picture' side (see photos), this is only visible when the sleeve is 'opened'. Without any damage to the die-cut design. The fragile original press release is in excellent condition.
Lot 114
THE ROLLING STONES - THE ROLLING STONES LP (FIRST UK 1A/1A '2.52 TELL ME' PRESSING - DECCA LK 4605). A must have for any serious Stones collector, here's the very first UK pressing of the band's landmark April 1964 LP. This original copy contains the shorter '2.52' version of Tell Me with the matrix: XARL-6271-1A XARL-6272-1A. The record is in very well presented VG+ condition. There are some light surface marks to the glossy playing surfaces, though these are never at all heavier and this copy is without any feelable scratches. Neat and clean deep grooved labels (no WOL) with some spindle marks. The original front laminated flipback sleeve is in clean VG+ condition with a few creases and some minor wear along the bottom reverse flipback tab - without any rips, tears or seam splits and with the spine fully legible.
Lot 116
THE BAND - MUSIC FROM BIG PINK LP (ORIGINAL UK WHITE LABEL TEST PRESSING - CAPITOL ST 2955). Very scarce original UK white label test pressing of the classic 1968 LP from The Band. The records are single sided and pressed over 2 x LPs. The records are both in superlative Ex+ condition showing only a couple of extremely faint, slight and wispy marks. Machine stamped matrix ST2 2955 A6 & B6 with LPFB 2 machine stamped on both non playing sides. The original 'generic' paper sleeves are date stamped '12 AUG 1968' and '14 AUG 1968'.
Lot 142
TICKAWINDA - ROSEMARY LANE LP (ORIGINAL UK COPY -PENNINE RECORDS PSS 153 LP). The majestic 1979 LP from Stalybridge Underground Folk legends Tickawinda. The record (Pennine Records, PSS 153 LP) is in strong Ex condition, with a few very light and minor surface hairline marks on the playing surfaces, would benefit from a professional clean. With sharp and clean labels. The sleeve is in clean, strong VG condition, the opening edge has some rippling).
Lot 191
SPEED, GLUE & SHINKI - EVE LP (OG 'BLUE LABEL' PROMO - P-8081A). A superbly rare promotional copy of Speed, Glue & Shinki - Eve (P-8081A, promo, 1971, Japan). The record is in beautiful Ex condition with just a few very faint hairlines. The playing surfaces are bright and glossy. The sleeve is in VG+ condition with some light creasing. Includes all original inserts.
Lot 192
JUAN DE LA CRUZ - HIMIG NATIN LP (OG - SUNSHINE - TSP 5104). An original pressing of Juan De La Cruz - Himig Natin (OG, Sunshine, TSP 5104, Philippines, 1973). The record is in VG+ condition with some hairlines and scuffs on the playing surfaces. The centre label is sharp and clean. The sleeve is in VG condition with visible wear on the front of the cover as well as edge wear/minor creasing to a few of the edges.
Lot 195
HUMAN INSTINCT - BURNING UP YEARS LP (NZ OG - ZMALS 103). An original copy of Burning Up Years by kiwi psychedelic rock outfit Human Instinct (ZMALS 103, NZ OG pressing, 1970). The record is in well-presented Ex condition with some light scuffs on the playing surfaces. The centre label is clean and clear. The sleeve is in VG condition with some tearing on the spine which has been repaired. There is also visible edgewear and minor peeling to the laminate.
Lot 198
POOBAH - LET ME IN LP (US STEREO OG - PEPPERMINT PRODUCTIONS PP 1015). An original US stereo pressing of heavy psych group Poobah's debut album 'Let Me In' (PP 1015, 1972 US stereo pressing from Peppermint Productions). The record is in beautiful Ex condition with only a few faint hairlines and paper marks visible on the playing surfaces. The centre label displays faint spindle marks but is crisp and clean. The sleeve is in VG condition with some age-related fading/discolouration to the artwork. The front of the sleeve has been signed by Jim Gustafson, the lead guitarist/organist/vocalist of the band.
Lot 201
THE REMAINS - THE REMAINS LP (1966 PROMO - MONO - EPIC LN24214). A smashing promotional copy of the self-titled debut by American garage rock band The Remains (LN 24214, 1966 promo, mono, Epic Records). The record is in fantastic Ex+ condition with smooth, glossy playing surfaces. The centre label is sharp and clean. The sleeve is in strong VG condition with some fading and discolouration to the artwork. The corners of the sleeve display light creasing.
Lot 207
THE HUMAN BEINZ - LIVE IN JAPAN LP (PROMO - CAPITOL RECORDS CP-8737). A killer Japanese promotional copy of The Human Beinz - Live In Japan (CP-8737, Capitol Records, 1969). The record is in Ex+ condition with smooth glossy playing surfaces - only a few extremely faint paper marks/hairlines when held in the light. The white centre label is bright and clean. The gatefold sleeve is in VG+ with some edgewear/creasing. The seam has started to split at the bottom of the cover. The obi strip is still fully intact.
Lot 208
JOSEPH - STONED AGE MAN LP (US STEREO OG - SCEPTER RECORDS SPS-574). An original US pressing of Joseph - Stoned Age Man (SPS-574, US stereo OG, label variation). The record is in Ex condition with some surface/paper marks on the playing surfaces. The centre label is crisp and clear. The sleeve is in solid VG condition with visible ringwear as well as minor creasing to the corners and wear to the edges.
Lot 210
KAHVAS JUTE - WIDE OPEN LP (ORIGINAL PRESSING - INFINITY SINL-934030). An original Australian pressing of Kahvas Jute - Wide Open (Infinity Records, SINL-934030, 1971 OG). The record is in strong, glossy VG+ condition with some non-feelable hairlines on the playing surfaces. The pink centre label is bright and clean. The gatefold sleeve is in VG+ condition with some visible edge/ring wear. The inside of the gatefold has previously stuck together resulting in some tearing, fortunately, as the damaged area is black it isn't particularly noticeable when the gatefold is opened.
Lot 225
ELVIS - I DON'T CARE IF THE SUN DON'T SHINE (OG 78 - SUN 210). A brilliant original 10" shellac record by Elvis to include I Don't Care If The Sun Don't Shine c/w Good Rockin' Tonight (SUN 210, OG, shellac). The record is in G condition with many marks and scuffs across the playing surfaces. The label is bright and clean.
Lot 228
THE SLEEPY - LOVE'S IMMORTAL FIRE 7" (ORIGINAL UK STOCK COPY - CBS 3592). Massive Pop/Psych winner from The Sleepy with their 1968 beauty Love's Immortal Fire c/w Is It Really The Same. Please take note of the grading provided. The A side is in VG condition with a number of surface marks/scuffs and a few feelable scratches, playing without any skips or jumps, with some minor surface noise throughout. The B side is in VG condition. Visually the record would grade as G+. Similarly with a number of surface marks/scuffs and some light feelable scratches, playing without any skips or jumps and with low lying surface noise. A solid playing copy of this classic slice of Psych.
Lot 256
THE BEATLES - LOVE ME DO 7" - ORIGINAL UK DEMO 'MCARTNEY' (45-R 4949). A key addition to any serious Beatles collection with the original UK demo 7" of the fab four's debut UK studio single. The record (original serrated rim Parlophone white/red 'A' demo labels, with 'McArtney' misspelling both sides) is presented in glossy VG+ condition with some scuffs and hairlines on the playing surfaces, none of which are feelable. Sharp and clean condition labels, the four prong centre fully intact. Matrix/mother stampers (machine stamped) : 7XCE 17144-1N ZT (9 o clock) J R (3 o clock) & 7XCE 17145-1N ZT (9 o clock) J R (3 o clock). Housed with a VG condition original 'Urgent Special Rush Copy' promotional company sleeve.
Lot 293A
A heavily modified guitar with what appears to be an original 1961 Fender Stratocaster body, serial to backplate 59447, featuring a c 1980s Ibanez neck, a Kohler bridge. Many parts of the guitar have been modified and it is not known which original features (if any) from a 1961 Strat remain. Prospective bidders are encouraged to view the guitar in person.This guitar was owned and played by Alan Ross who fronted 'Ross'; an RSO act of the c 1970s, as well as performing on The Who's 'Tommy' and performing with/alongside Eric Clapton, John Entwistle, Tina Turner, George Michael, Kylie Minogue and many more in a long and distinguished career.Ross was gifted the guitar by Clapton during the 1974 Ocean Boulevard Tour - possibly as a gift on his 21st birthday. It is not known at what point the modifications were made to the guitar.From the New York Times, July 7, 1974, page 16"Another English guitarist/ composer/vocalist, a 21‐year‐old lad named Alan Ross and his band —called Ross — will provide the opening act for shy, self‐effacing, comely, 29‐year‐old Clapton. Some rock scene propagandists have already, begun to spread the word that Ross is an imminent superstar; some call him “the next Clapton.”Showing many cosmetic marks to body. Playing state unknown, viewing advised. Not currently inspected internally.
Lot 421
An original paper presentation with wax seal pennant, presented by 'Fabulous 208' magazine to 'The Pink Floyd' in recognition of their 'being new, original and for playing a new form of pop', May 6th 1967. Measures 25 x 34cm, with heavy foxing, age wear, pennant very loosely affixed.Provenance: from the collection of Peter Jenner.
Lot 468
An original 1st US copy of Bob Dylan - Bob Dylan (CL 1779, six-eye, CLP1779, XLP 55619-1E P to side one runout, VG/VG+ with light scuffs across playing sides, clean original inner, Ex sleeve). The reverse of sleeve is signed clearly in blue ink by Bob Dylan who has also inscribed "Me" - next to his printed name on the sleeve. Also included is the original Scheaffer's fountain pen, owned by the vendor since the period and which was used to sign the sleeve. Provenance: the vendor worked on the RMS Queen Mary transatlantic route in the 1960s between Southampton and New York, and when in NYC was a frequent attendee at folk clubs in Greenwich Village. In September 1961 he attended a performance by Bob Dylan at 'Gerdes Folk City', making a recording (see lot 471 here) and taking several photographs. He had the photographs developed the following day and returned the following night, whereupon he asked Dylan to sign them. In 1962 on another visit he asked Dylan to sign a copy of his debut album (this lot). He also obtained handwritten directions/instructions from Dylan (on the back of an original ticket for this performance at 'Gerde's) on how to visit Woody Guthrie, who was in hospital at the time (see lot 470 here), this note featured in the book 'My Name Is New York' (Powerhouse Books, NYC).
Lot 49
ROY HARPER & BLACK SHEEP - COMMERCIAL BREAKS LP (WHITE LABEL TEST PRESSING - HARVEST - SHSP 4077) PLUS 7" ACETATE. Another white label test pressing of Commercial Breaks by Roy harper & Black Sheep. An rumoured argument between Harper and EMI prevented the planned release of the album. Only a handful of test pressings are rumoured to exist (SHSP 4077, 1978 UK white label test pressing on Harvest. SHSP 4077 A-2U/ B-2U. White labels are bright and clean. The record is in stunning Ex+ condition. Comes in plain white paper sleeve). Also includes single-sided acetate of One Of Those Days In England (EMI Studios acetate. Lacquer playing surface is superb Ex+).
Lot 50
EDGAR BROUGHTON BAND - 12"/ 7" ACETATES PACK. A super selection of 8 12"/ 7" acetates by prog legends the Edgar Broughton Band. Titles include Goodbye Ancient Homeland (Portland Recordings 7". Record VG+), Birth (Emidisc, mono 7". VG+), Piece Of My Own (Emidisc mono 7". VG+), House Of Turnabout (Emidisc mono 7". VG+), Poppy (Emidisc mono 7". VG+), Keep Them Freaks A Rolling (RS10, Emidisc stereo. 10". Playing surface has some staining, G+), Out Demon Out (RS6, Emidisc stereo. G+, has staining) & S/T LP (SHVL 791, original UK with no EMI logo on label. NO SLEEVE. Original Harvest printed inner. Record Ex).
Lot 52
KEVIN AYRES - 10" ACETATE PACK. A super selection of 3 10" acetates by Kevin Ayres. Titles include Gemini Child (RS101, s/sided Emidisc. Dated 24 Jul 1970. Record is graded VG, most of the playing surface appears VG+, besides one scuff mark at the 10 o'clock position), Lunatics Lament (RS101, Emidisc. Dated 24 Jul 1970. From the 1970 Shooting For The Moon LP. VG+) & Red Green And You Blue (Emidisc, dated 24 Jul 1970. Taken again from the 1970 LP Shooting For The Moon. G+, playing surface has some staining at the 12 o'clock position. Maybe VG after a professional clean).
Lot 53
KEVIN AYRES & SID BARRETT - 10"/ 7" ACETATES PACK. A fantastic selection of 3 acetates by Kevin Ayres & Syd Barrett. Titles include Kevin Ayres - Champagne Song (Emidisc stereo. Dated 9 Aug 1971. Track listing listed as 3.56. Record is Ex), Religious Experience (Singing A Song In The Morning features Syn Barrett (Emidisc stereo 7" playing surface on a 10". Hand-written labels. Playing surface has some surface marks, VG) & May I (Emidisc stereo 7" pressed onto a 10" disc. Dated 24 Jul 1970. Record is glossy VG+).
Lot 56
ROY HARPER & BLACK SHEEP - COMMERCIAL BREAKS LP (WHITE LABEL TEST PRESSING - HARVEST - SHSP 4077) PLUS 7" ACETATE. A fntastic white label test pressing of Commercial Breaks by Roy Harper & Black Sheep. A rumoured argument between Harper and EMI prevented the planned release of the album. Only a handful of test pressings are rumoured to exist (SHSP 4077, 1978 UK white label test pressing on Harvest. SHSP 4077 A-2U/ B-2U. White labels are bright and clean. The record is in stunning Ex+ condition. Comes in plain white paper sleeve). Also includes single-sided acetate of Male Chauvinist Pig Blues (EMI Studios acetate. Hand-written labels. Lacquer playing has a number of light surface marks, VG).
Lot 61
THE POETS - THAT'S THE WAY IT'S GOT TO BE 7" (ORIGINAL UK RELEASE - DECCA F 12074). Driving Mod/Freakbeat monster from the Glaswegian quintet with That's The Way It's Go To Be c/w I'll Cry With The Moon. The record (original 1965 UK pressing, Decca F 12074) is in sharp VG+ condition with some light and minor surface hairline marks to the playing surfaces, these are as stated light with lovely lustre to both sides. With clean and sharp labels, the four prong centre fully intact.
Lot 63
THE ROLLING STONES - HAVE YOU SEEN YOUR MOTHER, BABY, STANDING IN THE SHADOW? 7" (ORIGINAL UK DEMO - DECCA F 12497). Wicked to see extremely clean original 1966 demo from The Stones with Have You See Your Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow c/w Who's Driving You Plane. The record (Decca F 12497, original demo with serrated rim) is in superb Ex+ condition showing only a couple of extremely faint and wispy paper marks to the incredibly clean playing surfaces. Appearing promo date stamped '233' on the A side. Sharp and clean labels with the four prong centre fully intact.
Lot 65
THE ROLLING STONES - I WANNA BE YOUR MAN 7" (ORIGINAL UK DEMO - DECCA F 11764). Brill condition original 1963 UK 7" demo from the Stones with I Wanna be Your Man c/w Stones. The record (Decca F 11764, original demo with serrated rim) is in top Ex+ condition showing only a couple of very faint, slight and wispy paper marks to the beautifully clean playing surfaces. Appearing to contain promo date stamps to both sides. With super sharp and clean labels, the four prong centre fully intact.
Lot 76
THE PRETTY THINGS - TURN MY HEAD 7" (ORIGINAL UK ADVISION ACETATE RECORDING). Fascinating original UK single sided 7" acetate from the mighty Pretty Things with Turn My Head - a song that was recorded in circa 1967 for the band's 'BBC Sessions' though not originally commercially released until 2003. The acetate is in G+ condition showing some surface marks and with the playing surface somewhat faded, though without any real deterioration to the lacuqer. With printed 'Advision Ltd' label with Bond St. London address, the artist and title printed and '1st Reel' handwritten to the label.
Lot 79
T. REX - I LOVE TO BOOGIE 7" (ORIGINAL UK ABBEY ROAD ACETATE RECORDING). Fantastic to see original 1976 UK 7" (single sided) acetate recording from T. Rex with I Love To Boogie. The acetate is in VG condition with some light surface marks and with some minor fading to the playing surface, though without any heavier feelable scratches. The printed label (with handwritten artist/title/track length as '2. 16') is in clean order.
Lot 81
T. REX - TRUCK ON (TYKE) 7" (ORIGINAL UK WHITE LABEL TEST PRESSING - MARC 6). Wicked to see original 1973 UK (note, single sided) white label test pressing from T. Rex with Truck On (Tyke). The record (machine stamped matrix YMARC 6 A-1 with LPFB machine stamped on the non-playing side, with original serrated rim) is in sharp Ex condition showing only a couple of very light and minor paper surface hairline marks. White labels with handwritten title information (erroneously stating 'B. Sitting Here' - as stated this recording is single sided).
Lot 83
TYRANNOSAURUS REX - PEWTER SUITOR 7" (ORIGINAL UK DEMO - REGAL ZONOPHONE RZ 3016). Fantastic condition original 1969 UK 7" demo from Tyrannosaurus Rex with Pewter Suitor c/w Warlord Of The Royal Crocodiles. The record (Regal Zonophone RZ 3016, original serrated rim) is in wicked Ex+ condition showing only a couple of extremely minor, faint and wispy marks to the playing surfaces. With lovely sharp and clean labels, the four prong centre fully intact and housed with clean original company sleeve.
Lot 86
MARC BOLAN - HARD ON LOVE LP - ORIGINAL UK IBC STUDIOS ACETATE RECORDING. Stupefying piece of Marc Bolan history with the original IBC Sound Recording Studios (double sided) acetate LP recording of the album that would later be released in 1974 as 'The Beginning Of Doves' (Bolan placed an injunction on the album to not be released in 1972). The acetate (with printed IBC Sound Recording Studios labels) is in lovely Ex condition. Showing only a couple of very light and minor surface marks to the very clean playing surfaces, none of these are ever heavier in nature without any feelable scratches to note and without any deterioration to the lacquer. The original picture cover (which was also withdrawn) is in neat VG+ condition with a few light and minor creases though no rips or tears and with the spine fully legible.
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