VINYL - 14 Rare UK Original Pressings BRITISH JAZZ / Cool Jazz / Jazz Bop albums, including: The Stan Tracey Big Brass - We Love You Madly…( UK 1st pressing, EMI / Columbia Records, SCX 5320) Vinyl is in NM archive unplayed condition, Sleeve is in EX condition (library sticker on back), Tommy Whittle - Waxing With Whittle (UK Esquire Records ESQ 305) Vinyl is in NM archive unplayed condition, Sleeve is in VG+/VG++ condition. Ralph Dollimore - Keyboard Cocktail (UK 1st pressing EMI / HMV Records CLP 1826) Vinyl is in EX+/EX++ condition, Sleeve is in VG+/VG++ condition. Lloyd G. Mayers With Oliver Nelson & Clark Terry - A Taste Of Honey (UK United Artists Records ULP 1023), Vinyl NM archive, played once, Sleeve is in VG++/VG+++ condition (library sticker on back and publishing company marks on back), Extremely Rare UK pressing of this Jazz Soundtrack that is on many wants lists !!! Roland Kirk - Gifts And Messages (UK Mercury Records, SMWL 21020), Vinyl NM archive, played once, Sleeve is in VG+++/ EX condition, Cal Tjader - Breeze From The East (UK Verve Records VLP 9061) Vinyl VG+++/ EX, Sleeve is in VG++/VG+++ condition (original shop sticker on back), Joe Newman - With Woodwinds (UK Columbia Records 33SX 1143) Vinyl NM archive, looks unplayed, Sleeve is in VG+++/ EX condition, Pete Rugolo - Reeds In Hi-Fi (UK Mercury Records MMC 14012) Vinyl VG+/VG++, Sleeve is in VG+ condition + Ahmad Jamal - At The Blackhawk (Pye Jazz), Billy May - The Great Jimmie Lunceford (Capitol Records), Johnny Hodges with Leon Thomas and Oliver Nelson - 3 Shades of Blue (Philips Records), Morgana King - With A Taste Of Honey (Fontana Records), Charles Mingus Presents - Quintet Of The Year - Jazz At Massey Hall (Vocalion Records) with Dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Parker and others, Al Grey & Tony Coe - Get It Together (Pizza Express Records).
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VINYL - PROG ROCK - 8 RARE 1970'S UK 1ST PRESSING PROG ROCK ALBUMS: 1) HOOKFOOT - "HEADLINES" , DJM RECORDS DJLMD 8013 DOUBLE ALBUM (VINYL is in EX+++ / ARCHIVE condition and probably unplyade) GATEFOLD SLEEVE in EX+ condition. 2) DOLPHIN - "GOODBYE", PRIVATE STOCK RECORDS, PVLP 1028, VINYL MINT- / ARCHIVE (UNPLAYED) SLEEVE EX++, + INSERT. 3) SOLUTION - "CORDON BLEU", THE ROCKET RECORD COMPANY ROLL 1, PROMO SAMPLE COPY, VINYL MINT- / ARCHIVE (UNPLAYED), SLEEVE EX+. 4) STRETCH - "YOU CAN'T BEAT YOUR BRAIN FOR ENTERTAINMENT", ANCHOR RECORDS, ANCL 2016, VINYL EX+++ / ARCHIVE (PLAYED ONCE), SLEEVE VG++. 5) CYRIL HAVERMANS (EX - FOCUS) - "CYRIL", MGM RECORDS 2315-261. VINYL MINT- / ARCHIVE (UNPLAYED), GATEFOLD SLEEVE EX+. 6) ISOTOPE - "ILLUSION", GULL RECORDS, GULP 1006, VINYL EX+++ / ARCHIVE, SLEEVE VG+. 7) QUANTUM JUMP - "QUANTUM JUMP", THE ELECTRIC RECORD COMPANY TRIX 1, VINYL EX condition, SLEEVE VG/VG+. 8) STACKRIDGE - "EXTRAVAGANZE", US ISSUE, SIRE RECORDS, 9147-7509, VINYL is MINT- / ARCHIVE (UNPLAYED), GATEFOLD SLEEVE EX+.
VINYL - The SUS Band - 5 copies of - "Rocksteady To The Music / Mr. D.J." (Lucky 13 Records LTR-003 12") all NM archive unplayed + 5 copies of The SUS Band - SOS / In This Time (Lucky 13 Records LTR 001-12) all NM archive Unplayed, 5 DEAD STOCK NEAR MINT UK COPIES of the rare and in demand Roots Reggae / Ska 12" " Rocksteady To The Music", all have never been played and come as it did back in the day in white die cut sleeves.
JAZZ / BLUES 10"ALBUMS, 78 RPM + ACETATE, 14 RARE LATE 1950'S ORIGINAL UK, 10" LP's, 78rpm + ACETATES by: MAHALIA JACKSON, DIZZY GILLESPIE, HENRY HALL "HUSH HUSH HUSH, HERE COMES THE BOGEY MAN", REV. A. W. NIX, LOUIS JORDAN + ACETATES from: BUNK JOHNSON 4 - 1950'S 10" ACETATES, GEORGE LEWIS - 2 1950'S 10" ACETATES + another unknown. condition varies
VINYL - RARE SOUNDTRACKS + TEST PRESSING ALBUMS. 3 RARE UK SOUNDTRACK ALBUMS. 1. "MODESTY BLAISE", 1966 UK, FONTANA RECORDS 1st pressing, TL 5347, VINYL is in MINT- / UNPLAYED ARCHIVE CONDITION, P/S is in VG+++ / EX condition (library sticker on back). 2. ALISTAIR MACLEAN'S - "FEAR IS THE KEY", 1973 PYE RECORDS ORIGINal 1ST PRESSING BLUE LABELS, AMAZING RARE FUNK / BREAK / SAMPLES album played by ROY BUDD, VINYL is in EX+++ / UNPLAYED ARCHIVE CONDITION (publishing writing on labels), P/S is in EX/EX+ condition (library sticker on back). 3. JACK NITZSCHE - "ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST", ORIGINAK UK 1975 TEST PRESSING, FANTASY RECORDS, VINYL is in MINT- / UNPLAYED ARCHIVE condition !!!
VINYL - THE SMITHS - "GIRLFRIEND IN A COMA". Rare UK 1987 MIS-PRESSED 7" SLEEVE, ROUGH TRADE RECORDS, RT 197. This is the RARE MIS-PRESSING 7" SLEEVE for this single with the GREEN TINT (instead of the grey on the finished copies), this copy also have a RED LINE going through it, which we have never seen before !!!, MISPRINT SLEEVE is in VG+/VG++ (minor bend), VINYL is in VG+ condition.
VINYL - MORRISSEY - "SUEDEHEAD", RARE UK 1988 12" PROMO ONLY ISSUE + PROMO NUMBERED SLEEVE (this copy is numbered 0191). HIS MASTER'S VOICE RECORDS, 12POPDJ 1618. This is the PROMO ISSUE of this single by the ex - THE SMITHS front man MORRISSEY and comes in MINT- / MINT- (UNPLAYED) ARCHIVE CONDITION !!!
VINYL - . SUEDE - "THE DROWNERS", RARE UK 1992 MAYKING RECORDS TEST PRESSING 7" SINGLE !!! NUDE RECORDS, NUD 1S, The ultimate rarity for SUEDE fans, an ORIGINAL UK 7" TEST PRESSING of their debut single from 1992, matrices are: SIDE 1: NUD 1S A1 and MPO and COPYMSTERS MILES, SIDE 2: NUD 1S B1 and MPO. VINYL is in MINT- / UNPLAYED ARCHIVE CONDITION + original PLASTIC SLEEVE with release info written on it !!!
VINYL - SUEDE - PROMO ITEMS / SIGNED ITEMS. 5 RARE SUEDE UK PROMO / SIGNED ITEMS. 1. SUEDE - CAN'T GET ENOUGH, 1999 UK 3 TRACKS PROMO CDR ACETATE (in UNPLAYED CONDITION + SLEEVE AND PROMO STICKER ) NUDE RECORDS NUD 47 CD1, 2. BRETT ANDERSON - BACK TO YOU, UK 2007 PROMO ONLY MIXES CDR ACETATE (DROWNED IN SOUND RECORDINGS) + SLEEVE + PROMO STICKER (UNPLAYED). 3. SUEDE - LOVE & POISON, UK 1993 VIDEO, SIGNED BY BERNARD BUTLER & SIMON GILBERT. 4. POPERIN - SUEDE FANZINE - THE ONE AND ONLY ISSUE OF THIS SUEDE FANCLUB FANZINE with interviews and photos of the band
VINYL - BRIT POP / INDIE POP - 5 UK TEST PRESSING 12" VINYL 1. VERVE - "SUPERSTAR" 12" TEST PRESSING, RARE UK 12" TEST PRESSING OF THIS EARLY VERVE SINGLE from 1992, HUT RECORDS, HUTT 16, VINYL is in MINT- / ARCHIVE condition (PLAYED ONCE) + HUT RECORDS PROMO SLEEVE !!! 2. CALEXICO - "DESCAMINO" (THE REMIXES), UK 12" TEST PRESSING + PROMO INFO SHEETS in MINT- / UNPLAYED ARCHIVE CONDITION. 3. JULIAN COPE - "HEAD", UK 1991 PROMO ONLY TEST PRESSING 2 TRACKS, ISLAND RECORDS, VINYL is in EX condition (light sleeve scuffs only). 4. THE AUTEURS - "HOW COULD I BE WRONG", UK 1993 - 3 TRACK 12" TEST PRESSING, HUT RECORDS, VINYL is in MINT- UNPLAYED condition. 5. REGULAR FRIES - "DUST IT, DON'T BUST IT", UK 1998 3 TRACKS 12" TEST PRESSING, RABID BADGER RECORDS, Vinyl is in MINT- / UNPLAYED condition
1906 CHELSEA / JOHN TAIT ''JACKY'' ROBERTSON A rare piece of memorabilia which was presented to Chelsea's first manager Jacky Robertson at the end of the 1905/06 season. An extendable brass telescope by Ross of London[ ] measuring 18.5" (47 cm) and engraved ''Chelsea FC 1906 - Jacky Robertson - Football League'' This was Chelsea football clubs first competitive season and first year in existence. Newly elected to the Football League, Chelsea competed in the Second Division. Under the guidance of young player-manager Jacky Robertson. Generally good
1921 LEEDS UNITED / ARTHUR FAIRCLOUGH. A rare piece of Memorabilia which was presented to Leeds United's first Football League manager Arthur Fairclough at the end of the 1920/21 season. An Omega pocket watch (Diameter 40mm) the reverse engraved ''Leeds United Football Club - Arthur Fairclough 1921'' Fairclough brought League Football back to the City after guiding them to promotion from the Midland Counties League in the reformed clubs first season the year before in 1920. Fairclough stayed on as Leeds manager until 1927 and honours included winning the Second Division Championship in 1924. Generally good
1957 EUROPEAN CUP FINAL Real Madrid v Fiorentina played 30/5/1957 at the Santiago Bernabeu, Madrid. A rare 88-page brochure published in Madrid in June 1957 to celebrate Real Madrid winning the European Cup Final. Titled ''CAMPEON DE CAMPEONES!'' Includes full coverage of the Final with full team line-ups and also details of the road to the Final including extensive coverage of both legs of the Semi Final Real Madrid v Manchester United with many pictures, reports and full team line-ups. Generally good
LÉONARD TSUGUHARU FOUJITA (1886-1968)Paysage de banlieue, Malakoff signed 'T. Foujita' and further signed and inscribed in Japanese (lower right); signed and inscribed 'Malakoff. Paris. Tsuguharu Foujita' (on the reverse) and signed 'Foujita' (on the stretcher)oil on canvas46 x 55.3cm (18 1/8 x 21 3/4in).Painted in Paris in 1917Footnotes:ProvenancePrivate collection, Paris.Private collection, Paris (a gift from the above in the 1930s).Thence by descent to the present owners.ExhibitedParis, Musée de Montmartre, Léonard Tsuguharu Foujita et l'Ecole de Paris, 10 April – 23 June 1991, no. 7 (later travelled to Tokyo). Dinard, Palais des Arts et du Festival, Foujita, le maître japonais de Montparnasse, 27 June - 25 September 2004, no. 11.Paris, Musée Maillol, Foujita, peindre dans les années folles, 7 March - 15 July 2018, no. 19. LiteratureS. Buisson, Léonard Tsuguharu Foujita, Vol. II, Paris, 2001, no. 17.92 (illustrated p. 156).'I wondered why my predecessors had only come to measure themselves against Europeans with the intention of returning to occupy important positions in Japan... I on the other hand was determined to lead a serious struggle on the continent, to compete on the real battlefield, even if it meant rejecting everything I had learned up until then' (Foujita quoted in S. Buisson, Foujita, Inédits, Paris, 2007, p. 54).Foujita's arrival in Paris in 1913 followed a tradition of young Japanese artists and artisans in training making the long sea voyage to Europe to glean what they could from their European counterparts, and return to their homeland enriched and ready for domestic success. It seemed that from the moment Foujita disembarked in Marseille he was set on a slightly different path. Although undoubtedly the advent of the First World War shortly thereafter would complicate matters for the young artist, his destiny was to make a name for himself in the West. He was keen to immerse himself in the current concerns of the most avant-garde of artists in Paris, and he quickly made friends and acquaintances who would act as his gateway into the heart of Parisian artistic life. One of these figures was the Chilean painter Ortiz de Zarate, who asked Foujita to accompany him on a fateful studio visit on only his second day in the French capital:'The following day [...] Ortiz de Zarate offered to take him to see Picasso. Invitations to see Picasso were rare; but Ortiz quickly understood who merited them. Picasso was not disappointed. Foujita caused a sensation in the studio on Rue Schoelcher [...] Foujita spent a long time examining the African masks, and the guitars and violins that had been cut in half. He noticed cubist canvases and others that were blue and pink of scrawny gypsies. He particularly lingered in front of the paintings by Douanier Rousseau that Picasso had hung alongside his own' (S. Buisson, ibid., p. 52).The impact of this early meeting on Foujita's artistic vision was immense. Evidently Picasso's Cubist works elicited curiosity, and one can see the influence of this in the small number of paintings that have survived from this very early date. Works such as Femme cubiste from 1914 display a mix of Foujita's own love of vivid colour and stylistic flourish, imbued with the shattered perspective and multi-angle construction of the Spaniard's experiments of that time. It was, however, the naïve canvases of the French customs officer that struck Foujita the most, and would provide a lasting inspiration that can be seen in the many landscapes of Paris and its surroundings that he painted towards the end of the First World War. The present work, Paysage de banlieue, Malakoff, is a stunning example of the influence of Rousseau, and Foujita's ever-more unique style. The work depicts a desolate industrial suburb of Paris, and takes delight - just as Rousseau's scenes had - in the mundane details of work being done, goods being transported. The palette is now very restrained, largely due to Foujita's inability to access the materials he had before the war. Using a simple canvas and hues in various shades of grey, Foujita marries the pared-back Japanese aesthetic of his early artistic education with a new European method of representation. The viewer is struck by the simplicity, austerity even, of the scene; poetic in its emptiness. Foujita had left Paris briefly during the height of the War to spend time in London, and had seen active service as a volunteer in the International Red Cross. The conflict had undoubtedly disrupted the time that he would have otherwise spent concentrating on his practice, but this hiatus meant that Rousseau's work was still fresh in his mind come the last years of the War. Returning to Paris in 1917, Foujita had very limited means and was living the life of a true bohemian, moving from studio to studio and surviving on whatever sustenance he could come by whilst making the most of the wild Montparnasse scene. Having befriended a fellow Japanese painter called Kawashima, they attended the most outlandish balls and gatherings and Foujita enjoyed great romantic success with the artists, models and muses of the demi-monde. As his life became ever more rooted in Paris, and success started to become more apparent, his thoughts were far from his homeland. Foujita would soon cut all ties with his father, and his beloved wife Tomiko, and he would begin in earnest his life as one of the most successful painters of the années folles.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ARAR Goods subject to Artists Resale Right Additional Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Rare late 16th Century Italian Albarello, produced in Faenza, the tapered cylindrical body painted in polychrome, decorated with a scroll to the front, baring the inscription "Melissa", a herbal remedy popular in late medieval and Renaissance Italy, the maiolica body further bedecked with verdure and foliage, 17cm high and 12.5cm diameter
Rare 17th Century model of the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, Jerusalem, in olivewood, intricately inlaid with mother-of-pearl, bone and ebony with rosettes, lozenges and stellar motifs, with removable sections, the main dome lifting to reveal the interior, the central tower surrounded by four panels inscribed in Latin with the four points of the compass, in front of the main entrance an inlaid design of the Jerusalem cross, 42.5cm long x 37cm diameter Provenance: By family descent Footnote The Church of the Holy Sepulcher was built over the tomb of Christ. These models were made Franciscan monks in Jerusalem's cloisters. An almost identical example listed in an inventory of 1674 can be found in the National Museum, Copenhagen (Sultan, Shah and Great Mughal, Copenhagen, 1996, no. 317, p. 344). A model of the actual sepulcher, published by John Tradescant (Musaeum Tradescantianum or A Collection of rarities preserved at South London neer London, London, 1956) is now in the Ashmolean Museum Oxford
Rare early George III decorated glass scent/perfume bottle, in the manner of James Giles, circa 1770, the gold cap above the faceted purple glass decorated with gilding to the raised lattice design, housed within the shagreen case with three hook clasps and hinged side, the bottle 8.5cm high The cap to the bottle with a lifted top section, rubbing to some of the gilding, the glass and case in good order for the age
18th Century Naïve oil on board, with figures walking along a path by a house and trees. a gentleman on horse back by another figure with a speech bubble saying "Rare Old Port, Strawberries & Cream Ladies, the reverse of the picture signed and titled The Country Fete, Evesham, Kent 20th August 1791, J Goidrey 65cm x 30.5cm
WILLIAM LITHGOW: THE TOTALL DISCOURSE OF THE RARE ADVENTURES AND PIENEFULL PEREGRINATIONS OF LONG NINETEENE YEARES TRAVAYLES FROM SCOTLAND TO THE MOST FAMOUS KINGDOMES IN EUROPE, ASIA AND AFFRICA, Glasgow, James Maclehose, 1906 (100), numbered and signed by publisher, hand made paper uncut, original vellum backed cloth gilt, top edges gilt, vgc
RARE LATE SEVENTEETH - EARLY EIGHTEENTH CENTURY MORALIZING PUZZLE.The item consists of ten hand col manuscript sheets all bar one, divided in two as to be changeable. Composed by Eliz Rowe. Each sheet depicting figures, scrolling and stumpwork, foliage, geometric borders.Condition report: The Elija Rowe panel measures 24 x 12cm, please see images for condition. It is much used.As can be seen in the photos, there are two double full-sized panels. There are splits along the folds of these double panels. One double panel still has two 'half' panels stitched along the bottom. This stitching is very frayed and is only holding the panel in a few places. The edges of all panels are knocked and nibbled. Tears have been historically repaired with brown paper - this can be seen in the photos. The damage and repairs are indicative of it being much loved and viewed, but it has no major losses and the colours are bright and there is little fading to the text.
MEDALS (x 5) Comprising; a Distinguished Flying Cross group of 5 medals in a blue case. The lot contains a DFC with the rare second issue bar awarded in 1944 to Plt Officer A.W. Moore of No.12 Squadron (DFC medal engraved on reverse 'Plt Officer A W Moore No 12 Squadron RAF 1944'. All other medals have also been subsequently engraved with A.W.Moore's details), together with an Air Crew Europe Star with 'France & Germany' bar, a 1939-45 star, defence medal & war medal.Flying officer Moore was born on 3rd February 1914 in Hungerford, Berkshire to Gertrude May Moore and William Butler Moore, a farmer. He attended Newbury Grammar School and farmed at Kirby Farm, Inkpen, Berkshire. On the 18th April 1938 he married Joan Elizabeth Spratt at the Church of St. Michael, Inkpen, Berkshire giving his occupation as farmer.He volunteered for air crew in the R.A.F. Reserve in 1941 and on the 1st January 1944 he served as a Flight Sergeant/Pilot Officer (probation). On the 29th July 1944 he was commissioned Flying officer and was released from the R.A.F. with the rank of Flight Lieutenant in July 1946.Flying Officer Moore was first awarded the D.F.C. for his action as pilot of a Lancaster Bomber during the famous Nuremburg Raid of March 30/31st 1944- it was the worst night of the war as the R.A.F. suffered its heaviest loss with 96 out of 799 bombers lost. 'On the outward he was attacked by enemy fighters four times' with a severely crippled aircraft he continued on to the target area.The 2nd award of the D.F.C. was awarded in October 1944; the citation states, 'since the award of the D.F.C. this officer has displayed continued gallantry during a large number of operational missions. His fine qualities as Captain of the aircraft have not only welded his into a most efficient fighting unit but have contributed very largely to the successes won by his squadron. He has operated against many of the major targets in Germany.D.F.C. L.G. 02.05.1944Second Award Bar L.G.13.10.1944Sold with copied recommendation and reports, pages from newspapers, L.G. pages and various other researches.
A rare Third Reich STAR GLOBE from German U-boat U-570, formerly on loan to Portsmouth Museum. German naval markings and held within original cage. Globe with lacquered card gores by Ernst Schotte & Co, Berlin. The black brass frame bears the stamp Nautische Werksatten GMBH Kiel 3063 and a Kriegsmarine eagle insignia with 'N 269'.These were used for navigation by German U-Boats generally reducing the time on the surface and thus making the submarine less vulnerable to detection and enemy attacks. 'Graf' or HMS Graph as she was named after she was captured was a German Type VIIC U-boat that the British Royal Navy captured during World War II. Commissioned as U-570 in Nazi Germany's Kriegsmarine in mid-1941, she was attacked and captured on her first patrol. She was decommissioned from active service in February 1944 and was to be scrapped in the Clyde but she ran aground off the west coast of Islay and was abandoned. Other surviving relics from the boat include her typewriter, held by the museum at Bletchley Park.Provenance: From the collection of Lt.Cdr E.D.Norman who took command of U-570 in October 1941, after it had surrendered to an RAF Hudson aircraft south of Iceland in August, it was then renamed HMS Graph. U-570's cryptographic material had been ditched and many instruments smashed, but in a year's trials under Norman, Graph gave the Allies, priceless information about the construction, performance and weaponry of the standard Type VII U-boat. See earlier lot 275 for further details of Lt.Cdr E.D.Norman's career.
Rare 19th Century Rhino horn walking stick with metal tip end, of circular tapering section, length 91cm, weight 252.2g approx. This item is subject to Cities Regulations, buyers outside the EU are recommended not to bid on this item as an export licence is unlikely to be granted unless the hammer price reaches 100 dollars per gram in weight.
French 19th Century Rare and Early Terracotta Caricature Sculpture - Human Being with Monkey Features, Titled ' The Chastity of Joseph ' Taken From The Bible Story of Joseph and Potiphars Wife. Signed L. Desbords and Titled Le-Chaste Joseph. Height 5 Inches - 12.5 cms & Width 6 Inches - 15 cms. From a Gentleman's Private Collection.
Early Victorian Period Rare and Superb Sterling Silver Pear Cased Verge Driven Pocket Watch. Movement Signed George Ralph of Sandwich, Watch No 31193, Verge Movement. Hallmark for Birmingham 1841, Watch Case Maker Joseph Harris. Wonderful Ornate Gilt and Porcelain Dial, The Outer Chapter Ring with Words Reads - Keep Me Clean and Use Me Well and I to You The Truth Will Tell ' The Dial, Cases and Movement Excellent In All Aspects.
Edwardian Period 1902 - 1910 Novelty and Rare Sterling Silver and Wooden Money Box In The Form of a Dogs Kennel with Chained Pug Dog with Glaring Glass Eyes, Looking Intently. Hallmark Birmingham 1911, Makers Mark C & N. Excellent Condition In All Aspects. 3.5/8 Inches - 8.75 cms High & 5 Inches - 12.5 cms Wide.
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