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Lot 108
THE BEATLES - WE CAN WORK IT OUT/DAY TRIPPER 7" - ORIGINAL UK DEMO (PARLOPHONE R 5389). Superb to see extremely well presented original 1965 UK demo of the famous double A-side We Can Work It Out/Day Tripper... The record (Parlophone red 'A' labels, R 5389, serrated rim around the labels) is in very clean Ex condition. The playing surfaces exceedingly fine and glossy, there are just a couple of very light, minor and faint paper surface hairline marks noted. The labels are in lovely clean order. Matrix/mother stampers (machine stamped): 7XCE 18341-4 1 A & 7XCE 18342-1 3 R L with KT machine stamped at the '12 o clock' position on both sides of the runout. Housed with clean original company sleeve.
Lot 110
THE BEATLES - PLEASE PLEASE ME 7" - ORIGINAL UK DEMO (PARLOPHONE 45-R 4983). Rather special to see wonderful condition original UK 7" demo of the fab four's second studio single Please Please Me c/w Ask Me Why. The record (Parlophone red 'A' labels, 45-R 4983, serrated rim around the labels) is in superlative Ex+ condition. A stunning example, there are only a couple of extremely faint, slight and wispy paper hairline marks to the playing surfaces which are incredibly clean. With very sharp, bright, clean and crisp labels (MT tax code on B side). Matrix/mother stampers: 7XCE 17217-1N MPT 2 (9 o clock) O (3 o clock) & 7XCE 17218-1N MPT 2 (9 o clock) G G (3 o clock). Housed with very clean original 'Special Rush Copy' promo sleeve.
Lot 17
PAUL MCCARTNEY/WINGS - ORIGINAL UK 7" PROMOS. Tremendous pack of 3 x early/mid 70s UK Apple 7" promos from Paul McCartney/Wings. Titles are Another Day (R 5889 - VG+ a few light surface marks on the B side), Helen Wheels (R 5993 - very sharp Ex condition) and Junior's Farm (R 5999 - extremely clean Ex+ condition). All with original Apple company sleeves.
Lot 18
PAUL MCCARTNEY - UK 7" PROMOS (1980s/1990s). Marvellous selection of 6 x scarcely seen original UK 7" promos/demos from the 80s and 90s from Paul McCartney. Titles are Run Devil Run (RDR 003 - Ex+/Ex+), Figure Of Eight (RDJ 6235 - Ex+/Ex+), All My Trails (R 6278 - Ex+/Ex+), My Brave Face (R 6213 - Ex+/Ex+), Birthday (R 6271 - Ex/Ex+) and Spies Like Us (DJ Version) RDJ 6118 - VG/Ex).
Lot 19
PAUL MCCARTNEY AND WINGS - SALLY G 7" (ORIGINAL UK PROMO - APPLE R 5999). Seldom seen original UK 1974/1975 7" promo of Sally G c/w Junior's Farm, this rare promo copy featuring Sally G on the 'A' side instead of Junior's Farm... The record is in super clean Ex+ condition showing only a couple of very faint, slight and wispy paper marks. Matrix: 7YCE 21751-3U 1 OT & 7YCE 21752-1 1 HH Generic white sleeve.
Lot 20
PAUL MCCARTNEY - BAND ON THE RUN 7" (ORIGINAL UK DEMO - R 5997). Extremely few on the ground original EMI/Apple 7" promo of Band On The Run from 1974. The record (R 5997) is in superb archive condition showing few discernible marks to the playing surfaces. A little wear to the otherwise sharp and clean labels. Matrix: 7YCE 21746 DJ-1 & 7YCE 21746-1. Housed with original Apple company sleeve.
Lot 22
WINGS - GIVE IRELAND BACK TO THE IRISH 7" (UK WHITE LABEL TEST PRESSING - R 5936). Seldom seen original UK white label test pressing of the February 1972 release from Wings. With 'Keep Those Hands Off The Irish Demo Disc Not For Sale Wings' handwritten on the A side white label, the B side label blank. The record is in great Ex+ condition showing only a couple of extremely minor, faint and wispy paper marks. Matrix (machine stamped): 7YCE 21627-1U & 21628-1U. With original Wings sleeve
Lot 224
An original 7" single: The Beatles - Love Me Do (45-R 4949, VG). The 7" single bears signatures to label on the A side by George Harrison, John Lennon and to B side by Ringo Starr and in marker pen by Paul McCartney (with tape covering signature). The signatures were obtained in person by the vendor - who often travelled throughout 1963 to try to spot band members at their homes.
Lot 23
JOHN LENNON/YOKO ONO - UK 7" COLLECTION WITH PROMOS. Superb clean collection of 9 x 7" from John/Yoko including 3 promos. Titles are Death Of Samantha (promo, APPLE 47 - lovely Ex+ condition), Imagine (promo, R 6009 - Ex/VG p/s), #9 Dream (promo, R 6003 - top Ex+ condition), Walking On Thin Ice, (Just Like) Starting Over, Woman, Watching The Wheels, Nobody Told Me and Borrowed Time. Condition is predominantly Ex+/archive.
Lot 24
GEORGE HARRISON/RINGO STARR - UK 7" COLLECTION WITH PROMOS. Expert collection of 9 x 7" from George and Ringo including promos. Titles are Dark Horse (promo, R 6001 - Ex/Ex p/s), This Guitar (Can't Keep From Crying) (promo, R 6012 - VG record with some surface marks and a couple of light but feelable scratches), When We Was Fab (including box set, Mint and sealed and stock copy), This Is Love, You, This Song, Photograph and It Don't Come Easy. Condition is largely Ex to Ex+/archive.
Lot 26
THE BEATLES - 7" PICTURE SLEEVE RELEASES. Brilliantly clean collection of 20 x picture sleeve 7" releases. Largely pressings from the 80s/90s. To include Love Me Do, Please Please Me, From Me To You, She Loves You, I Want To Hold Your Hand, Can't Buy Me Love, Day Tripper, Paperback Writer, Yellow Submarine/Eleanor Rigby, Strawberry Fields/Penny Lane (R 5570, RE), All You Need Is Love, Get Back, Ballad Of John And Yoko, Something/Come Together, Baby It's You, Real Love and Free As A Bird. Condition is largely Ex+/archive.
Lot 29
PAUL MCCARTNEY/RELATED - UK 7" PROMO COLLECTION. Absolutely fantastic collection of 14 x hard to source original UK 7" demos featuring Paul McCartney. Titles are Temporary Secretary (R 6039, single sided - VG with a couple of very fine and minor hairlines and a small 'pitting' mark that can be felt, appearing almost as a pressing fault?), All My Trails (R 6278 - Ex+/Ex+), Maybe I'm Amazed (R 6017 - Ex), Walking In The Park With Eloise (EMI 2220 - Ex+/VG+ p/s), Venus And Mars/Rock Show (R 6010 - Ex), Spies Like Us (DJ Version) (RDJ 6118 - Ex), Mull Of Kintyre (R 6018 - Ex+/Ex p/s), With A Little Luck (R 6019 DJ - Ex), I've Had Enough (R 6020 - Ex), Goodnight Tonight (R 6023 - Ex+), Old Siam, Sir (R 6026 - G+), Coming Up (R 6035 - Ex), Waterfalls (R 6037 - VG) and Seaside Woman (AMS 7461 - Ex+).
Lot 30
PAUL MCCARTNEY AND RELATED - UK 7" COLLECTION. Comprehensive back-catalogue of around 70 x UK 7" releases taking us from the 70s to 2000s. Titles include Jenny Wren (2005 ltd edition ruby coloured vinyl, R 6678), Fine Line, Birthday, No Other Baby, From A Lover To A Friend, Hope Of Deliverance, All My Trials, C'Mon People, Another Day, The Back Seat Of My Car, Live And Let Die, Helen Wheels, Jet, Band On The Run, Junior's Farm, Listen To What The Man Said, Stranglehold, Mull Of Kintyre, I've Had Enough, Goodnight Tonight, Getting Closer, Seaside Woman, Waterfalls, Take It Away, The Girl Is Mine, No More Lonely Nights, Spies Like Us, Only Love Remains, This One (set), and Press. Condition is most often Ex to Ex+/archive.
Lot 4
THE BEATLES - STUDIO LP COLLECTION. Excellent clean collection of 9 x LPs plus 5 x 7"/EPs. Parlophone LPs are on black/yellow labels unless stated. LPs are White Album (UK mono top opening PMC 7067/8, number 0280434, with 'An EMI Recording' on both LPs, -1/-1/-1/-1 - solid VG condition records/with 3 photos, missing, Paul, also with clean poster and spacer/neat VG+ sleeve with a few minor creases), Help! (PMC 1255 -2/-2 - VG+/superb Ex sleeve), Please Please Me (PMC 1202, mid/late 60s small mono - VG+/Ex clean copy), A Hard Day's Night (PMC 1230 3N/3N - glossy VG+/Ex), Revolver (stereo 1 box EMI, PCS 7009 - Ex/Ex), Yellow Submarine (stereo PCS 7070 '2 red lines' -3/-1 - Ex/VG+ 'wavy' nature to the front, otherwise clean), Sgt. Pepper's (including 2 box RE - Ex/Ex+ and also to include a wide spine only sleeve in clean Ex condition, with 2 x cutouts, no red inners), Beatles For Sale (RE) and Abbey Road (PCS 7088 -2/-1 - VG+/Ex). Also Magical Mystery Tour EP (MMT-1 mono blue page) and Let It Be (R 5833 p/s). Condition elsewhere is typically VG+ to Ex+.
Lot 51
THE BEATLES - PLEASE PLEASE ME LP (1ST UK 'BLACK AND GOLD' PMC 1202 - SUPERB COPY). A fantastic clean 1st UK mono 'black and gold' copy of the iconic debut long player from the fab four. The record (PMC 1202, with correct Dick James for tracks A1, A2, A6, A7, B4 and B6) is in stunning Ex+ condition. With absolutely no need to upgrade, there are only a couple of extremely faint, slight and wispy marks to the incredibly clean playing surfaces. Wow. Matrix/mother stampers: XEX 421-1N 1 R & XEX 422-1N 1 R (an extremely early run). With only very minor wear to the lovely sharp, clean and bright labels showing the ZT tax code on side 2. The first printing 'right aligned' Angus McBean credit sleeve is in VG+ condition. The front extremely clean with only a little wear to the laminate, there is a small paper tear on the top flipback tab, the remainder of the reverse in sharp and clean order. Without any seam splits, the spine very crisp and naturally fully legible. A really top copy here.
Lot 55
GEORGE HARRISON - WONDERWALL MUSIC MONO LP (ORIGINAL UK PRESSING - APCOR 1). Wonderful to see super clean extremely scarce complete original UK mono copy of the ace November 1968 LP from George Harrison. The record (APCOR 1, 'Sold In UK' on labels) is in very fine Ex condition showing only a couple of very light, faint and wispy surface hairline marks to the playing surfaces. Very sharp labels showing only minor spindle marks. Matrix/mother stampers: APCOR 1A-1 (AP 1A 1 crossed out) 1 R & APCOR 1B-1 (AP 1B 1) crossed out 1 O. Complete with the insert in Ex condition and clean original black inner. The original fully laminated mono sleeve is in superlative Ex+ condition showing some very light wear to the laminate on the front - elsewhere extraordinarily clean.
Lot 60
THE BEATLES - LOVE ME DO 7" (ORIGINAL UK RED PARLOPHONE COPIES). Smart selection of 2 original (variants) 7" copies of the debut studio 45 from the fab four. Both 45-R 4949 with 'Recording First Published 1962' on the labels. To include 'Made In Gt. Britain' (VG condition with a number of surface marks/scuffs, no heavier scratches, no tax code on label, matrix/mother stampers: 7XCE 17144-1N ZTI (10 o clock) P (4 o clock) & 17145-1N ZTI (9 o clock) A (3 o clock)) and 'no' Made In Gt. Britain (G+ condition, still glossy, with many surface marks/scuffs and some light scratches, with P T tax code on B side label, matrix/mother stampers: 7XCE 17144-1N PZTI (8 o clock) O (2 o clock) & 17145-1N PTZI (9 o clock) G (3 o clock).
Lot 71
THE BEATLES - PLEASE PLEASE ME LP (1ST UK STEREO 'BLACK & GOLD' - PCS 3042). A key addition to any Beatles collection now with this well presented 1st UK stereo copy of Please Please Me. The record (PCS 3042, wit Dick James credits for tracks A1, A2, A6, A7, B4 and B6) is in VG condition. The record shows some surface marks/scuffs to the playing surfaces though there are no heavier scratches. With bright and clean labels. Matrix/mother stampers: YEX 94-1 1 G & YEX 95-1 1 R. The first printing (large stereo, right aligned Angus McBean credit) sleeve is in VG condition. The front nice and sharp with some minor laminate creases, the reverse shows some wear to the flipback tabs with a small tear on the top part of the flipback tab. The spine is clean and fully legible. Elsewhere, the reverse with some minor foxing. A solid example.
Lot 11
Cross and Grand Cross of the Military Order of Merit (Spain), gilt metal, enamels, silver and gold, fabric ribbons with ribbons and rosettes, original case marked with gold tooling, Spanish, signs of use, faults and wear, attributed by Alfonso XIII (R. 1886-1931), without marks, pursuant to Decreto-Lei 120/2017, of 15 September - art. 2, no. 2, subparagraph c), Dim. - 9 cm; Peso - bruto - 225 g.
Lot 311
MAYER, Luigi.- Views of the Ottoman Empire, chiefly in Caramania, a part of Asia Minor hitherto unexplored; with some curious selections from the islands of Rhodes and Cyprus, and the celebrated cities of Coriinth, Carthage, and Tripoli: from the original drawings in the possession of Sir R. Ainslie... = Vues dans l’Empire Ottoman, principalement dans la Caramanie, partie de l’Asie Mineure jusqu’à présent peu connue; avec un choix de quelques vues curieuses dans les îles de Rhodes et de Cypre, et les célèbres villes de Corinthe, de Carthage, et de Tripoli: d’après les dessins originaux en la possession de M. le Chavalier R. Ainslie...- London: Published by R. Bowyer, 1803.- [4], 40 p.: 24 gravuras color.; 45 cm.- E., Luigi Mayer (1755-1803) was born in Rome, but worked in London under the protection of Sir Robert Ainslie, the United Kingdom's ambassador to Turkey between 1776 and 1792. The vast majority of his drawings were the result of commissions from Ainslie, making Mayer one of the first artists to represent the Ottoman Empire as the main theme of his extensive work. Bilingual edition, in English and French, illustrated with 24 hand-coloured aquatints, accompanied by the respective explanatory texts and an index in both languages, on the last page. Engraving No. 20 with two small cuts on the lower edge, without lack of support. Offering inscription, dated 1825, on the third free endpaper. Very clean copy with wide margins, retaining the original cellophane separators in all engravings. Contemporary binding, fully fine vellum, with some wear, conserving the original marbled endpapers; double romantic ornamental borders on both covers and gold tooling of the title on the upper cover; smooth spine and gilt edge. Abbey, Travel, 369. Blackmer (Greece and the Levant), 1098.
Lot 326
REGRA DO | GLORIOSO PATRI- | ARCHA SAM BENTO, TIRADA DE | Latim em lingoaje Portuguesa, por industria do | muito R. P. F. Placido Villalobos Geral | nesta Congregação de Portugal.- Foi impressa em Lisboa: por Antonio Ribeiro, 1586.- [4], 49, [1] p.: il.; 19 cm.- E., First edition published in the same year as the Latin version. The translation was, in fact, carried out by Fr. João Pinto OSB, and by him dedicated to the General of the Order. It was reprinted in Coimbra, by Nicolau Carvalho, in 1632. It includes, on the title page, a small engraving of the saint repeated on the last folio above the printer's mark. On the verso, a composition of six xilographic plates, four of which were used in the princeps edition of “Os Lusíadas” (including the pediment with the pelican facing the viewer’s left). Copy a little cropped (washed?), with old manuscript ownership on the title page: [illegible] from the collegio of St. Joseph Discalced Carmelites. Last sheet with reconstructed margins; slight tidal stain on the lower outer corner of the first leaves. Overall, however, a clean, solid, and complete copy. Recent binding, full parchment, with full blind stamped on the covers (multiple ornamental borders and central diamond) and gold tooling on the spine. Inocêncio, VII, p. 60. Anselmo, 972. National Library (16th century), 79. Biblioteca de D. Manuel II, 54.
Lot 500
A Quillon dagger, possibly early 17th century, with fluted tapering fruitwood grip, curved quillons with embossed floral decoration and steel blade engraved R on one side and (1)?626 on the other, 31.5cm long. A similar dagger is currently in the possession of the Royal Collection Trust, RCIN61631.Condition report: Some oxidisation to the blade, surface marks and scratches to the grip and shallow crack. Quillons with decoration worn.
Lot 181
A 19th century French brass carriage clock by R & Co, the enamel dial within turquoise enamel case with birds and floral decoration, the brass outer case with turned columns, together with winding key and leather covered caseCondition report: Leather case lacking carrying handle, scratches and wear to the leather case, small scratches to the centre of the brass dial, clock not tested, surface scratches to brass case
Lot 296
Collection of signed autographed items in two folders including; film tv and sport First Day Cover signed by Vera Lynn for the Queen Mothers 80th Birthday, Twiggy Autograph and Eric Sykes signed first Day Cover, The Rugrats signed promo photo by Nancy Cartwright Chucky x 2, Ralph Wiggum Simpsons signed 10 x 8, Nancy Cartwright aka Bart Simpson x 2, Phil Proctor Rugrats, a menu signed by a large number including Donald Pleasance, The Visitors Sir Alec Guinness (please see photos), signed Stephen Joseph, Ian Carmichael etc, Nick Park signed Wallace and Gromit, First Day Cover x 2, On the Buses First Day Cover signed by Blakey (Stephen Lewis), Vera Lynn 50th Anniversary First Day Cover signed by her and a Leslie Philips signed First Day Cover, Captain Scarlet x 2 signed cards with letter and a First Day Cover, Elaine C Smith x 2 photos, Julia Hills Calendar Girls x 2 flyers and 2 x photos, Zoe Wannamaker signed photos x 3 and letter, 2 x signed cards James Bolan, 2 x Ruth Madoc, Ricky Tomlinson 2 x signed and note, Michael Sheen card signed, 2 x Whoopi Goldberg, Mario signed card, John Barrowman 10 x 8, Jessica 10 x 8, Jean Boht (Bread) signed 10 x 8, x 2 and cast picture, Terry Jones (Monty Python), Shawn Wilson signed flyers (Coronation Street), plus purple folder containing cut out pages signed by book authors including J P R Williams, Eric Sykes, Norman Tebbit, Claire Rayner, Gerald Seymour, Graham Henry, Graham Gooch, Phil Bennett, Gavin Hastings, Gareth Edwards, Jonathan Davies, Shane Williams, Bill Beaumont and Joe Calzaghe
Lot 96
6 x Beatles related singles. Badfinger - Come And Get It (APPLE 200. The Beatles - Get Back (2490). Let It Be (R5833). Mary Hopkin -Those Were The Days (APPLE 2). John Lennon - Imagine (2C 006-04940). John & Yoko - Happy Xmas (War Is Over) (R 5970) together with John Lennon Legend promotional display stand.
Lot 183
Agatha Christie "Hickory Dickory Dock" published by the crime club by Collins 1955, Pierre Maillaud "Over To France" 1st Edition published by Oxford University Press 1946, Horace Annesley Vachell "Miss Torrobins Experiment" 1st Edition published by Cassell & Co 1927, James Barke "The Wild Macraes" 1st Edition publsihed by Collins 1934, Everett Barnes "A Housemasters Case-Book" 1st Edition published by W & R Chanbers Ltd 1955 (5)
Lot 194
Agatha Christie "The Pale Horse" published by the crime club Collins 1961, Alice Grant Rosman "The Sleeping Child" 1st Edition publishe by Hodder & Stoughton 1935, Dornford Yates "She Fell Among Thieves" 1st Edition published by Hodder & Stoughton 1935, Dornford Yates "Storm Music" 1st Edition published by Hodder & Stoughton 1934, Helen Ashton "Tadpole Hall" published by Collins 1941, Daphne Du Maurier "Rebecca" 2nd Edition published by Victor Gollancz Ltd 1938, Daphne Du Maurier "Hungry Hill" published by Victor Gollancz Ltd 1943, George R Preedy "Tumult In The North" 1st Edition published by John Lane The Bodley Head Ltd 1931, Eric Parker "Playing Fields" 1st Edition published by Philip Allan & Co 1922 (9)
Lot 223
Cyril Davenport "British Heraldry" 1st Edition oublished by Methuen & Co Ltd 1921, T Francis Bumpus "The Cathedrals And Churches Of Belgium" published by T Werner Laurie, E H Pearce M A "Annals Of Christs Hospital" published by Hugh Rees Ltd 1908, Christs Hospital Four Hundred Years Old published by Christs Hospital 1st Edition 1953, Roy Tricker "Suffolk Churches Ancient & Modern" 1st Edition published by Brechinest publications 1982, R L Arrowsmith "A Charterhouse Miscellany" 1st Edition published by Gentry Books 1982 (6)
Lot 259
R Kearton FZS "Strange Adventures In Dicky-Bird Land" published by Cassell & Co Ltd, E V Lucas "A Book Of Verse For Children" published by Grant Richards 1904, Maria Edgeworth "Rosamond" published by George Routledge & Sons, Sydney Hodges "Among The Gibjigs" published by Remington & Co 1881 together with "Among Th Woblins" by the same author (5)
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