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Lot 157
Kieffer (René).- Merimée (Prosper) Les Ames du Purgatoire, one of 480 copies, colour plates after watercolours by Hermann Paul, bound in brown morocco with elaborate design of radiating sun and chains in blind, 1929 § Voltaire (F.M.A. de) La Princesse de Babylone, one of 550 copies, colour plates by Barte, bound in rose morocco with entwined tulips within oval frame in blind, 1925 § Boccaccio (Giovanni) Douze Nouvelles, one of 550 copies, pochoir illustrations by Alfred Le Petit, bound in brown calf with standing naked lady surrounded by 6 roundel portraits in blind, 1925 § Verlaine (Paul) Liturgies Intimes, one of 550 copies, pochoir illustrations by G.Assire, bound in tan pigskin with Pan playing his pipes in blind, Messein, 1923, all bound by René Kieffer with ticket, designs on both covers, t.e.g., others uncut, original wrappers bound in, a little rubbed, mostly spines, the first with slip-case, Paris, all but the last Kieffer; and 6 others with colour plates published by Kieffer, most bound by the Kieffer bindery, 4to & 8vo (10)
Lot 2072
The Beatles Long Playing Records With the Beatles, A Hard days Night, Rubber Soul, Revolver, Sgt Pepper, Magical Mystery Tour, Let It Be, Abbey Road, 1962-1966 Red Vinyl and 1967-1970; together with various Paul McCartney LPs and two by John Lennon; also included an advertising poster for Norman Parkinson 50 Years of Portraits and Fashion, October 1981
Lot 2067
Rolling Stones Long Playing Records including Their Satanic Majesties Request with 3D cover, Goats Head Soup, Between the Buttons, The Rolling Stones, Around and Around, The Rolling Stones No.2, 2xOut of Our Heads, Still Life and Aftermath; together with other LPs and singles by various artists including The Crickets and Johnny Cash; also including a small selection of sheet music
Lot 2075
The Beatles Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band Stereo Long Playing Record with yellow Parlophone lettering label 'The Gramophone Co. Ltd.' and 'Sold in the UK'; together with 2xRubber Soul (Mono) one in Stereo sleeve; Beatles for Sale and With the Beatles (both Mono); Rolling Stones: Out of Our Heads, 2xThe Rolling Stones and Big Hits; two other LPS and two singles
Lot 500
Hoyle (Edmond). Hoyle's Games Improved, Being Practical Treatises on the Following Fashionable Games, Whist, Quadrille, Piquet, Chess, Back-gammon, Draughts, Cricket, Tennis, Quinze, Hazard, Lansquenet, and Billiards..., revised and corrected by Charles Jones, new enlarged edition, 1786, a little spotting and soiling, title dust-soiled and with a little wear to outer corners, endpapers frayed with loss, modern imitation leather, 12mo, together with [Payne, William], Maxim[s] for Playing the Game of Whist; with all Necessary Calculations, and Laws for the Game, T. Payne, 1783, title and final leaf verso (blank) slightly browned and dust-soiled, some spotting throughout, title with old ownership inscription, a few marginal splits including loss to upper outer corner and small hole with loss of final letter of first word, old ink calculations to final blank page, old marbled wrappers, small 8vo, plus Cavendish, Patience Games with Examples Played through Illustrated Numerous Diagrams, Thomas De La Rue, 1890, printed in red and black with diagrams throughout, top edge gilt, original cloth gilt, slightly rubbed and soiled, oblong small folio, plus other mostly 20th-century cloth-bound publications on chess, bridge, etc. (6 shelves)
Lot 192
DAVID BOWIE - RUBBER BAND C/W THE LONDON BOY'S (UK 7" DM 107). Superb to see original UK 7" demo copy of this eary Bowie 45 from 1966 (DM 107 white/turquoise label) presented in fine condition. The record is in glossy Ex condition. There are a couple of light and minor surface/hairline markings to the playing surfaces, none of which are of a heavier nature whatsoever. With clean labels (some light marks on the B side) with the 4 pronged centre fully intact. Matrix: CPDR-39319-T1-1C & 39320-T1-1C. Complete with an original 60s Deram company sleeve in VG+ condition.
Lot 127
DAVID BOWIE - LOVE YOU TILL TUESDAY - UK 7" DEMO (DM 135). A very clean example of this exceptionally hard to find 1967 UK Deram demo (DM 135 turquoise/silver labels). The playing surfaces are in sublime Ex+ condition showing very few markings that is simply unprecedented! Please note though that there is some repair to the A side label (a canny previous owner has placed a label over the paper tear 'connecting' the D and E of Deram), this only slightly detracts from this otherwise stunning copy.
Lot 149
QUEEN - EUROPEAN PRESSING 7". Mega collection of 29 x 7" taking a trip round Europe. Countries of origin/titles include Italy - Crazy Little Thing Called Love, Somebody To Love (x2) and Spread Your Wings, Yugoslavia - First EP, Crazy Little Thing Called Love, Mustapha (scarce mispressing playing 'Dreamers Ball' on the flip, SEMI 89000 - Ex/VG+), Bohemian Rhapsody, Bicycle Race and You're My Best Friend, Hungary - Bicycle Race (x2), Now I'm Here and We Are The Champions, Spain - Body Language, We Will Rock You and Radio Ga Ga, Belgium - Tie Your Mother Down, Bohemian Rhapsody (white/red p/s) and You're My Best Friend, Poland - Somebody To Love and Sweden - Crazy Little Thing Called Love. Condition is often neat VG+ to Ex+.
Lot 88
DAVID BOWIE - AUSTRALIAN/NEW ZEALAND - 7" RELEASES. Diggin' down under with this selection of 8 x not often seen Aussie/New Zealand 7". Titles are Magic Dance (Aussie 1986 promo RPS 20 - Ex+ a couple of very faint hairlines/Ex original export company sleeve), Space Oddity (perhaps the top Aussie rarity? Original Philips release BF-452, please note graded as G with many surface marks and a couple of light scratches, none of which are deep, also with some damage to the label on the A side), Sorrow (NZ 60642 - VG+ playing surfaces, wear to labels), John I'm Only Dancing (Aussie 103520 - Ex), Heroes (Aussie EP RCA 20629, original no 'black nose' on label - Ex+/Ex+ top copy), Ashes To Ashes (Aussie 103671 - Ex) and Rebel Rebel (2 x Aussie RE with variant sleeves, 20610 wrap-around sleeve, both Ex+ copies).
Lot 85
DAVID BOWIE - S/T (US ORIGINAL DERAM STEREO LP, DES 18003). Extremely hard to come by original US stereo pressing of the Duke's iconic debut LP (DES 18003). The record is in very clean Ex condition; super glossy playing surfaces with extremely clean labels, there are a couple of very light and faint hairline markings that are perhaps moreover noted on side 2. The sleeve is in well presented VG condition. A solid example, there is shelfwear along the spine that has caused a seam split with some clear tape repair on the top edge of the spine too. The reverse is in nice order with only a little light foxing. As would have been common with this release, there is a small import notch on the bottom right/left front/reverse.
Lot 59
DAVID BOWIE - TVC 15 7" (JAPANESE PROMO P/S SS-3019). Seldom seen original Japanese promo of TVC 15 c/w We Are The Dead (SS-3019 white labels/black text). The record is in overall Ex condition; playing surfaces certainly Ex+ showing but a couple of extremely faint, minor and wispy markings, there is some light foxing to the labels on both sides. The textured original picture sleeve is in Ex+ condition with two very minor 'creases' (a far too strong word!) on the top corners.
Lot 194
DAVIE JONES WITH THE KING BEES - LIZA JANE - ORIGINAL UK VOCALION PROMO (V 9221). Holy grail time for Bowie fans with the original UK 7" demo of Liza Jane c/w Louie, Louie Go Home (Vocalion 'DEMONSTRATION NOT FOR SALE' V 9221). The record is visually graded as VG with some surface marks and scuff markings to both playing sides. At no point do these extend deeper with no feelable scratches to mention. Playback is not distorted with both sides of this double header sounding as raucous as ever! The labels are nice and clean with the four pronged centre fully intact. Matrix: CPDRF-33317-T1-1C & 3318-TI-1C. Housed with a 60s Mercury company sleeve.
Lot 16
ELTON JOHN - I'VE BEEN LOVING YOU 7" (PHILIPS BF 1643). Bursting on the scene in 1968 was Elton John with his debut 45 I've Been Loving You c/w Here's To The Next Time (this the original UK copy on Philips BF 1643). The record is in terrific Ex+ condition showing only a couple of very minor, light faint and wispy markings to the playing surfaces. With crisp and sharp labels with the 3 pronged centre fully intact. Complete with clean VG+ condition original Philips sleeve.
Lot 97
DONALD BYRD - BYRD-JAZZ LP (TRANSITION TRLP 5). From 1956 here is the extremely seldom seen original US pressing of the album (Transition TRLP 5). The record is in VG condition with the playing surfaces a little faded and some surface marks which are more noted on side 2 on tracks B3 and B4. At no point do these extend deeper and there are no feelable scratches to mention. Side 1 label has partially lifted. The sleeve is in neat VG+ condition. Showing exceptional colour to the striking design, there is some light peeling to the laminate on the top right (front) where there is also a small piece of clear tape that has repaired a small seam split.
Lot 61
MICHAEL GARRICK - PROMISES (UK TEST PRESSINGS) AND EPs. Incredible to see collection of UK Argo test pressings of the sublime Promises album (1 x double sided, 1 x single sided) along with 2 x rare EPs. The test pressings comprises of 1 x 'full' LP (pink/white factory sample not for sale labels with hand written title with 'REJECTED' stamp on side 1 and 'PASSED' stamp on side 2 - VG+ side 1 with some light surface and scuff marks, lovely and clean Ex side 2, matrix ZRG 2717 1G/1G, with 'PASSED OK' inner sleeve) and also a single sided (side 1) LP (issued again with the pink/white Factory Sample label with hand written titles and 'PASSED OK' stamp, matrix ZRG-2717-2L, playing side is in Ex condition with a couple of light and minor hairline marks). Also with the 2 Argo EPs Before Night/Day (EAF 115 - G+ surface marks and a couple of light scratches/VG+ a neat sleeve with some light laminate wear) and Anthem (ZFA 92 - please note the record is graded as Fair with many surface markings and some light scratches which are not heavier/VG fully intact sleeve with creasing to the laminate though no rips or tears).
Lot 60
KENNY DORHAM - TROMPETA TOCCATA LP (ORIGINAL STEREO BLUE NOTE BST 84181). Dorham said of his playing on this LP: "..I got out of Bird's shadow, as important as Bird was for me. There's more and more I feel I can do, these days it strikes me that the sky's the limit." This can certainly be heard on this excellent example of the original US stereo pressing (BST 84181). The record is in VG+ condition showing a few rather light and minor surface markings that are at no point of a heavier nature. The sleeve (43 West 61st St) is in clean Ex condition with just a little foxing and some minor edgewear. Complete with original company inner.
Lot 64
JAZZ LPs - BOP/POST-BOP & SWING. Terrific taste with this dynamic collection of around 88 x LPs. Artists/titles include Mose Allison (x2) - Ramblin' With Mose (Esquire 32-171, solid VG copy) and Autumn Song (Esquire 32-181 - VG/VG+), Smokin' With The Chet Baker Quintet (PR 7449 UK), The Billy Taylor Trio - Let's Get Away From It All (original US Prestige playing at 16RPM), The Barry Harris Sextet - Luminescence! (US original Prestige PRST 7498 - neat VG+/Ex+), Various - Norman Granz' Jam Session (UK Verve V-8049), Stan Getz inc. Focus, Wardell Gray, Dexter Gordon, John Handy Quintet, Dizzy Gillespie, Lionel Hampton, Chico Hamilton, Phineas Newborn, Gerry Mulligan, The Modern Jazz Sextet and Charlie Parker. Condition is generally VG to Ex.
Lot 309
A good quality French 19th century rosewood and boxwood inlaid music box, the hinged lid decorated with a floral bouquet, enclosing an interior fitted with a brass cylinder and six graduated bells with novelty hummingbird strikers, with label to lid under tier inscribed 'Fabrique De Geneve' 'Etouffoirs En Acier' 'Soit a Spriroux', playing on eight airs, 60cm long
Lot 560
Hollow cast lead Circus figures consisting of ringmasters by Britains and Benbros (2), Timpo clowns playing stringed instrument (2), and conducting (2), Wend al aluminium Lion Tamer, G-VG, 2 P, (8), Britains ringmaster playworn but complete, wend al missing whip, Timpo conductor missing baton,
Lot 345
Japanese Novelty Tinplate Toys, including Exelo Bubble Gun, T.P.S Monkey Playing Billiards, Fukuda Playful Cat, in original boxes, loose Bandai tinplate clockwork Mechanical Monkey Cycle, clockwork Cat with ball, Yoneya Mechanical 'No Fishing' Toy, P-F, most with damage or missing parts, boxes P-F (6) most with damage or missing parts
Lot 52A
A Polyphon music box of large proportionsThe rectangular walnut and inlaid hinged case decorated with floral detail, the mechanism playing 40cm diameter discs, case dimensions, height 38cm, width 55cm, depth 49cm, together with twenty-five various discsCONDITION REPORTDouble comb, runs when wound but not guaranteedTeeth appear intact
Lot 890
Rollin à Paris, a French boulle bracket clock: the eight-day duration movement striking the hours and half-hours on a bell with an outside countwheel, the backplate stamped for the maker Rollin à Paris, and numbered 785, the gilded brass dial having raised decoration and blue Roman numerals placed on white roundels within the dial, signed with a repeat of the maker's name above VI o'clock, the waisted red boulle case of tortoiseshell inlaid with engraved brass and having rococo and floral ormolu mounts including a female-head mask above the dial and surmounted by an ormolu figure depicting a young man playing an instrument and all standing on matching feet, with a glazed panel to the front to view the sunburst pendulum bob, complete with a matching boulle wall bracket, height 43cms clock, 59cms including bracket. * Biography Rollin is recorded as working etc.
Lot 637
A Bow figure of a musician: wearing a plumed hat, blue jacket and floral breeches, playing a flageolet and tabor, on bocage tree stump base with gilt scrollwork, circa 1760, 19 cm [some restoration].* Note. With its lady companion, the pair of figures are commonly known as the 'Idyllic Musicians'; cf. Peter Bradshaw 'Bow Porcelain Figures' page 147/ B103.
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