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Lot 528
A SHEFFIELD PLATE PAP BOAT, C1790 the interior gilt, 10.5cm l Illustrated: Crosskey, op cit, fig 481. In the accompanying text Mr Crosskey draws attention to the fact that Sheffield Plate pap boats are "extremely rare and were produced in very small numbers." ++Localised wear and light scratches but undamaged and no repairs
Lot 1317
A RARE WILLIAM IV PAINTED WOOD BALUSTER TRUNCHEON, DATED 1837 painted in polychrome with crown, royal arms of the United Kingdom and to the reverse three panels inscribed ROBERT MAY 1837 CALSTOCK CORNWALL, finely patinated handle, 28cm ++Much flaking of the decoration, scratches and wear, the handle terminal chipped
Lot 1323
A RARE GEORGE III PAINTED PADOUK SQUARE HEADED TRUNCHEON, DATED 1805 with turned vase shaped finial and double baluster handle, the head painted with the 1801-16 royal arms of the United Kingdom, of Plymouth and emblem of the Hospital of the Poor's Portion, the fourth face, with cipher and the date 1805 in an oval of pearls, 52cm Another example of the same form and decoration but of lighter wood and dated 1837 is in Plymouth Museum. See Mitton, p49. ++Old chip on one angle of the head, minor knocks and scratches, decoration mostly complete although the pigments rather darkened with age
Lot 561
TWO SHEFFIELD PLATE WINE COASTERS, ONE WITH RARE ORIGINAL JAPANNED BASE AND A BEAKER, C1780 the beaker engraved A grateful Token to a real Friend 1779 G J, beaker 8.5cm h ++Wirework coaster slightly damaged. Wear to beaker, japanned coaster with light wear and retaining approx 50% of the original polychrome decoration
Lot 29
Bill (John). The Abridgment of Camden's Britannia with the Maps of the severall Shires of England and Wales, 1626, decorative title page with early 19th century manuscript marginalia, dedcation to the King, 'To the reader', 'A Delineation of the Univerall Notions of Geographie', a secondary half title, a table of the Spanish Armada, 'Especiall Notes', list of religous houses and index of the counties all present, general map of England & Wales and fifty (of fifty-one) uncoloured engraved maps, lacking Lincolnshire, small ink library stamp (Selbourne Library) to verso of title and below the map of Flintshire, a few text headlines shaved, slight text showthrough, slight staining, later endpapers, 20th century calf gilt with red morocco gilt label to upper board, small oblong 4to Rare. It is believed that only two hundred copies of this atlas were ever published. Chubb XLI. (1)
Lot 94
England & Wales. Greenough (George Bellas), Geological Map of England and Wales, Reduced by Permission from the Map in 6 Sheets Published by the Geological Society, published J.Gardner, 1826. engraved map with contemporary hand colouring, sectionalised and laid on linen, inset list of geological group, slight toning, 675 x 540 mm, contained in contemporary slipcase The first reduced reprint of Greenough's large geological map of 1819. There are at least three other issues of this map: there is an extremely rare earlier issue with the same imprint as the present lot, but dated 1st June and two others with the same date as the present lot but carrying the names of either C. Smith, 172 Strand, or G.F. Cruchley, 81 Fleet St., on printed slips pasted over the Gardner imprint. The printed label on the slipcase on this example has the legend 'Sold by C.Smith'. (1)
Lot 463
Peacham (Henry). The Valley of Varietie: Or, Discourse Fitting for the Times, Containing very Learned and Rare Passages out of Antiquity, Philosophy and History. Collected for the use of all ingenious spirits, and true lovers of Learning, 1st edition, 1638, lacking engraved frontispiece by Hollar (supplied in loose photocopy), and front blank, title within woodcut typographical border, woodcut initials, occasional light water stains, later diced calf, rebacked with original spine relaid, 12mo Grolier, Wither to Prior, 658; STC 19518. (1)
Lot 282
Varley (John). A Treatise on Zodiacal Physiognomy; illustrated by Engravings of Heads and Features; and accompanied by Tables of the Time of Rising of the Twelve Signs of the Zodiac; and Containing Also New and Astrological Explanations of Some Remarkable Portions of Ancient Mythological History, 1st edition, published by the author... and sold by Longman and Co., 1828, six (of seven) plates engraved by John Linnel, lacking Blake's figure of the constellation Cancer (as British Library copy), but with both Blake's engravings 'Ghost of a Flea', diagrammatical plate trimmed and re-guarded, title-page with closed tears in fore-margin and laid down, I2 with repaired closed tear in blank fore-margin, generally dusty and some staining, page block becoming loose in near contemporary half cloth over marbled boards, soiled and worn, 8vo in 4s Bentley, Blake Books, 501. Rare first and only edition of this curious Blake item. Gilchrist, in his 'Life of Blake' published in 1863, referred to the volume as 'that singular and now very scarce book'. William Blake painted a miniature in tempera of his vision of the ghost of a flea (1819-20, Tate, London). John Varley records how Blake came to depict the strange apparition (pp.54/55): 'This spirit visited his imagination in such a figure as he never anticipated in an insect. As I was anxious to make the most correct investigation in my power, of the truth of these visions, on hearing of this spiritual apparition of a Flea, I asked him if he could draw for me the resemblance of what he saw: he instantly said, "I see him now before me." I therefore gave him paper and a pencil, with which he drew the portrait... I felt convinced by his mode of proceeding, that he had a real image before him, for he left off, and began on another part of the paper, to make a separate drawing of the mouth of the Flea, which the spirit having opened, he was prevented from proceeding with the first sketch, till he had closed it. During the time occupied in completing the drawing, the Flea told him that all fleas were inhabited by the souls of such men, as were by nature blood-thirsty to excess...' (1)
Lot 275
Solis (Giulio Cesare ). Discorso di cosmografia, doue si h… piena notitia di tutte le prouincie, citt…, castella popoli, monti, mari, fiumi, & laghi di tutto il mundo. Et tutto quel che Šoccorso dalla natiuit… di Christo onsino all'hora presente. Insieme co'l dominio, potenza, cerimonie, & legge de Turchi..., 1st edition, Padova: Lorenzo Pasquati, 1602, title within ornamental woodcut border and with large printer's device, slight dust-soiling and some heavy old dampstaining throughout, small vertical wormhole slits touching some letters in final line and catchwords of final seven leaves without loss of sense, lacks final leaf Q4 (?blank), modern cloth with typed title label to spine, small 4to Collation: A-Q4[-Q4]. Rare. (1)
Lot 473
Scarron (Paul). Scarron's Comical Romance: Or, a Facetious History of a Company of Strowling Stage-Players. Interwoven with Divers Choice Novewls, Rare Adventures and Amorous Intrigues. Written in French..., 2nd edition in English, 1676, copper-engraved frontispiece, small inkstamp at foot of title, leaves S1-4 with marginal wormtrack, small burnhole to X3, Ff2 with marginal repair, some scattered spotting, contemporary sheep, rebacked, a little rubbed with small chip to lower cover, folio Wing S831. (1)
Lot 31
Chatelain (Jean Baptiste Claude). [Fifty Views of Villages &c. Drawn by the celebrated M. Chatelaine, from the most agreeable Prospects near London], published Robert Sayer, circa 1775, lacking title, fifty uncoloured engraved views, a few leaves trimmed within lower platemark, stab sewn to inner margin, contemporary blue paper wrappers, neatly rebacked paper spine, binding measures 95 x 160 mm Rare. The work consists of small views of churches and villages that surrounded early Georgian London; these include, among others, Chelsea, Battersea, Highgate, Hampstead, Barnes, Kew, and St Pancras. The views were the work of the topographical draughtsman Jean Chatelain (1710-1758), and engraved by James Roberts (1725-1799), most probably Henry's brother. The set was first published by Henry Roberts in around 1750 under the title: 'Fifty small original, and elegant views of the most splendid churches, villages, rural prospects. and masterly pieces of architecture, adjacent to London'. The present example can be dated to around 1775 as eight of the views bear the imprint of Robert Sayer. Sayer and his business partner John Bennett had acquired the plates sometime before 1775, as they appear in their sales catalogue of that year under the title: 'Fifty Views of Villages, &c. from the most agreeable Prospects near London,drawn by the celebrated M. Chatelain, may be had in the following Numbers, for the Amusement of Youth in drawing after Nature. Priced 6d. each'. The catalogue divides the views into eight numbered sections: the first three containing views of villages to the south and west; numbers 4 and 5 villages to the west and north; 6 and 7 north and east; and 8 the south; with the view at the beginning of each section bearing the imprint of Robert Sayer. We are only able to trace four complete examples, which bear the Sayer imprint: The New York Historical Society; the Folger Shakespeare Library; and the Yale Institute of British Art. The present example, without the title page - which would appear to never have been bound in with the present set -conforms to the example in the British Library; both the Folger, and N.Y.H.S. example bear a printed title page; with the Yale example bearing a title in manuscript. Collation:- 1. The South East View of Chelsea Church (imprint of R. Sayer - Fleet Street). 2. The North East View of Chelsea Hospital. 3. The North View of Battersea. 4. The South West View of Battersea Church. 5. The East View of Wandsworth. 6. The South West View of Wandsworth Church. 7. The South View of Chiswick. (imprint of R. Sayer - near Serjeants Inn Fleet Street). 8. A View of Fulham-Bridge and Putney. 9. A View of St. Pauls Chappel Hammersmith. 10. A View of Fulham Church from the Bridge. 11. The North View of Chiswick Church. 12. The South View of Barnes. 13. The West View of Barnes Church. (imprint - R. Sayer - Fleet Street). 14. The North View of Row Hampton. 15. The East View of Mortlake. 16. The North View of Mortlake Church. 17. The East View of Kew and Strand Green. 18. The South West View of Isleworth Church. 19. A View of Ealing. (imprint - R. Sayer - Fleet Street). 20. A View of the Village of Oackington. 21. The View of Kingsbury. 22. The South View of Willsden. 23. The South West View of Willsden Church. 24. The South View of Kensington. 25. The North West View of Paddington Church. (imprint of R. Sayer - near Serjeants Inn Fleet Street). 26. A View of Paddington Church from the Green. 27. The South East View of Kensington Church. 28. A View of St Mary le Bone Church. 29. The South East View of Pancrass Church. 30. The South West View of Pamcras Church and the Wells. 31. The South East View of Hampstead Church. (imprint - R. Sayer - Fleet Street). 32. The South View of the Spaniards near Hampstead. 33. The South East View of Highgate Chappel. 34. The South West View of Highgate Chappel. 35. The North West View of Hornsey Church. 36. The North View of Islington. 37. A View of St Mary's Church Islington. (imprint - R. Sayer - Fleet Street). 38. The South East View of Cambray House. 39. The South West View of Newington Church. 40. The North West View of Newington. 41. The South East View of Tottenham Church. 42. The North West View of Tottenham Church. 43. The South East View of Camberwel Church. (imprint of R. Sayer - near Serjeants Inn Fleet Street. 44. The North West View of Hackney Church. 45. The South West View of Hummerton Church. 46. The South East View of Brook House. 47. The North East View of Newington Church. 48. The South West View of Newington Church. 49. The South East View of Hackney Church. 50. The North East View of Camberwel Church. (1)
Lot 403
Charles I. Eikon Basilike, The Pourtraicture of His Sacred Majestie in his Solitudes and Sufferings, together with his Private Prayers, used in the Time of his Restraint, and delivered to D. Juxon, Bishop of London, immediately before his Death, 1649, royal coat-of-arms printed to leaf before engraved portrait frontispiece of Charles I, folding engraved plate and single-page portrait plate of the Prince, red-ruled throughout, occasional light fraying & toning to margins, some dampstaining at head of leaves at rear of volume, later marbled endpapers, all edges gilt, contemporary morocco with initials `CR' and crown gilt stamped to upper and lower covers, rebacked and hole to leather on rear cover patch repaired, 8vo, together with The Royal Martyr: or, the Life and Death of King Charles I, 3rd edition, London: Printed by J.M. for R. Royston, 1684, engraved portrait frontispiece, ink signature scrubbed out with consequent small hole and skinning to paper, blank leaf at rear with 18th century full-page manuscript note "A rare receipt to make a Presbyterian in 3 days", one blank flyleaf from front & rear discarded, all edges gilt, contemporary gilt panelled and decorated maroon morocco, 8vo (2)
Lot 415
Crashaw (Richard). Carmen Deo Nostro, Te Decet Hymnus, Sacred Poems, Collected, Corrected, Augmented, Most humbly Presented to my Lady the Countsse [sic] of Denbigh by her most deuoted Seruant R.C. [i.e. Richard Crashaw], 1st edition, Paris: Peter Targa, 1652, eleven (of 12) engraved illustrations (illustration 10 'Virgin & Infant' on leaf K4 is a variant as in Bodleian copy), pages 83-86 provided in facsimile (leaves L2 & L3, with illustration 11 'the Weeper'), title with manuscript inscriptions "Bib: Comm: Coll: Ang: Aude" and "J. Church, Dec. 17, 1748", numerous other inscription and annotations throughout, gutter margins strengthened and excised upper blank margin of a2 repaired, front pastedown with circular red morocco book label of Chauncy Brewster Tinker, Professor & Keeper of Rare Books at Yale, all edges gilt, modern antique style gilt decorated crimson morocco, 8vo Wing C6830; ESTC R208867; Grolier, Wither to Prior 235. In some copies a variation occurs in the plate on Sig. K4 recto (No. 10). Instead of the plate engraved by Nessager representing the Virgin holding the infant Christ in her arms, while two angels are holding a crown surmounted with the dove over her head, there is substituted a plate [as here] representing the Virgin, with crossed arms, bending over an elaborately embroidered couch, on which the Infant Christ is lying. The collection is a selection from "Steps to the Temple", 1646 and 1648, with a few new poems added. It contains thirty-nine separate pieces, of which the following appear here for the first time: "Crashawe, the anagrame. He was Car", "An epigram upon the pictures in the following poems", by Thomas Car, dedication to the Countess of Denbigh, "New Year's day", "The office of the holy cross", "O Gloriosa Domina", "St. Mary Magdalene, or, the Weeper". (Grolier). (1)
Lot 518
Hipkins (A.J.). Musical Instruments. Historic, Rare and Unique..., illustrated by a series of fifty plates in colour drawn by William Gibb, published Adam and Charles Black, Edinburgh, 1888, additional half title, fifty (complete) chromolithographic plates, occasional spotting, book plate of Herbert Standen to front pastedown, book plate from Exeter City Library to front endpaper, top edge gilt, contemporary half morocco gilt, folio Limited edition 1040. (1)
Lot 274
Scott (Michael). Phisionomia Magistri Michaelis Scoti. Si prudentiam. Si cautellam. Si sanitatem. Si fiduciam, [Paris: Geoffroy Enguilbert and Jean de Marnef, 1509?], 48 leaves, black letter, printer's woodcut device on title, large woodcut on verso of title, repeated on final leaf, a little old light dampstaining and soiling, old ink note and (trimmed) marginal inscription to leaf [d7], marbled edges, nineteenth-century boards, some wear, small 8vo (120 x 82mm) An extremely rare edition of this popular work on physiognomy and psychology. Sometimes entitled 'De secretis naturae' this was the only printed work of Michael Scott, court astrologer to Frederick II. (1)
Lot 349
A rare British 1858 Navy Cutlass Bayonet, the 68cm single edge broad steel blade double edged for the last 19cm, stamped with a visored helmet to the ricasso, the bowl hilt with two piece chequered leather grip scales. CONDITION REPORT: Typical aged rust pitting to surface, commensurate with age, lacking scabbard
Lot 52
A 1934 BSA TW34-10 Special Sports, registration number GL 1362, red over cream. This VMCC eligible three wheeler has been restored from a basket case by a garage proprietor, and has been used to attend local classic car events, including Classics at Powderham Castle. The BSA is equipped with a 1075cc water cooled side valve engine, three speed gearbox, double transverse IFS and full electrics, including electric start. Now attractively finished in two tone red over cream with a red interior and black double duck hood, this rare and surprisingly quick three wheeler is offered for auction direct from a private collection with an accompanying history file. V5C, MOT and tax exempt See illustrations
Lot 45
A 1994 Renault Clio 16V Williams No 168, registration number L882 LMO, Sports blue metallic. The second of two Clio Williams from a private West Country collection. 168 has covered a believed 135,000 miles from new and benefits from a recent cambelt change (2015), refurbished wheels and new tyres. One of only a believed 82 licensed for the road, this rare and desirable hot hatch is offered for auction with a history file. V5C, no MOT See illustration
Lot 1
A 1961 BMW Isetta 300 restoration project, registration number 742 UPA, chassis number 327310, engine number 327210, blue. From a deceased estate, this rare right hand drive Isetta was one of the Italian designed microcars built under licence in the United Kingdom. It was first registered on 18th April 1961 and finished in pale blue. Over the years it has been resprayed in various colours with a yellow hue the apparent most recent. The Isetta has been stripped for a rebuild but unfortunately has not been completed due to the restorers untimely demise. The Isetta appears complete in all major respects, but it is advised that any purchaser satisfies themselves to this effect. The charming bubble car will be offered for auction with an original maintenance manual. RF60, no MOT, tax exempt See illustration
Lot 57
A 1985 Peugeot 205 GTi 1.6, registration number B30 XWL, black. Launched in 1983, Peugeot's 205 GTi has become one of, if not the definitive 80s hot hatchback. What Car declared it car of the year in 1983 and Car Magazine declared it the car of the decade in 1990. This exceedingly original, low mileage and unmolested example was originally supplied by Bristol Street Motors (Bambury) Ltd to Mrs S Rogers from St Albans, Hertfordshire for £6,320 (original receipt on file). The Peugeot is finished in possibly the best colour combination of black with a half black and grey cloth interior with contrasting red carpets. With all matching numbers, the 205 comes to auction with a detailed history file outlining expenditure and its time on the Isle of Man with it's second owner, sales brochures, original bill of sale, expired MOTs and receipts. This wonderful original GTi has been in its third and current ownership since 2013, forming part of a private collection. The car is now regretfully for sale due to the vendor's impending emigration to New Zealand. With only 30,000 miles on the clock and a detailed history this extremely original GTi must now offer a rare opportunity to purchase an iconic hot hatch and what is now one of the hottest rising value cars in today's market. V5C, no MOT See illustrations
Lot 54
A 1972 Alfa Romeo 1300 GT Junior (105 Series), registration number JDS 969K, yellow. First registered in March 1972, this example is a rare, original right hand drive car. It has spent all of its life in a dry, hot climate until being repatriated to these shores a few years ago. Unfortunately the paint had suffered from fade due to the hot climate, and the body was completely stripped to parts, including engine and gearbox and then the car was fully repainted to a high standard in its original colour. The vendor describes the 1300cc twin cam engine as free revving and having very lively performance, together with a five speed gearbox. The Alfa is offered for auction with a history file including the original handbook and service book. V5C, MOT to January 2017 See illustrations
Lot 21
A 1984 Rover SDI 3500 Vanden Plas, registration number B90 BOX, Aporto red. With 45,000 miles from new, this now rare and very original Rover has been in dry storage for large periods of time. It has recently been recommissioned and MOTd. There are spot marks on the roof lining and general age related storage marking on the seats and carpets which should respond to cleaning. The original paintwork has faded in various places (especially the bonnet). The bodywork would appear generally sound commensurate with the low mileage. The Rover SDI Vanden Plas and Vitesse models have become very collectable in today's classic car market and this original low mileage example offers a sound car to use and improve. The Rover is offered for auction with a comprehensive history file. V5C, MOT to July 2017 See illustration
Lot 33
A 1973 Audi 80GL coupé, registration number TLB 818M, Zwei Schicht Turkish metallic. With 38,000 miles from new, this ultra rare, very original and low mileage example of Audi's B1 Series coupé is a must for any Audi collector. Having had only two owners from new it has a good service history, with an original service book and sales invoice. The vendor informs us that the Audi has recently been serviced and MOTd and the MOT inspector was most impressed with the condition of the car's structure. The Audi comes direct from a private collection and would be a worthy addition for any Audi collectors collection. V5C, MOT to June 2017 See illustrations
Lot 41
A 1928 Swift P-Type 10hp four seat tourer, registration number MP 2536, chassis number 32021, engine number 5021, red over black. According to the Swift register, only 212 Swift motorcars of all types are thought to survive worldwide. This rare 10hp tourer was previously owned by Mr R Y Canning for over 30 years before being purchased by the vendor, a family friend, direct from the deceased estate. She is finished in red over black with a brown leather interior and matching weather gear. During the current ownership the Swift has been used to attend local classic car shows and carry the bride and groom at a family wedding. The accompanying history file contains photographs, expired MOTs, Swift Owner's Club ephemera, newspaper articles, copies of sales brochures and SORNs. This very original and charming tourer now offers an opportunity to purchase a very rare car which comes to the open market for the first time in over 30 years. V5C, MOT and tax exempt See illustrations
Lot 20
A 1960 Austin Se7en Mini Countryman De-Luxe, registration number 4507 MH, chassis number A-A W7/38706, engine number 8AM U H/45721, body number 267, Tartan red. This extremely rare Mini has a build date of 16th June 1960, a full three months before the official launch date. It was despatched on 25th July to Cars Mart Ltd, Welsh Harp, London. The Mini is well known to the Owner's Club and is believed to be the second oldest known survivor. 4507 MH is a matching numbers car which has covered only a believed 78,000 miles from new. The vendor has recently restored the Mini but has retained as much originality as possible, as can be seen by the original windscreen wiper motor and correct brake and clutch Servo cylinders in the engine bay. The interior still retains its original red and grey brocade upholstered seats and internal fuel tank. The body has been rebuilt and resprayed in the original colour by Cotswold Classic Car Restoration (receipt on file for £7,200) and the woodwork has been repaired and revarnished. The finished car now presents extremely well with just the right amount of patina. This early countryman is offered for auction with an accompanying file and offers an excellent opportunity to purchase an extremely rare Mini. V5C, no MOT See back cover and other illustrations
Lot 525
BLUES - Lovely collection of 53 x LPs with some great comps here! Artists/titles include Albert King -Live Wire / Blues Power (STX 4128), Big Maceo - S/T, Brealine - Let Them Eat Cake, Buster Brown, 'Rare Blues' comps Vol. 4 and 5 (Historical Records), John Gill's Original Sunset Five - Down Home Blues, Jimmy Witherspoon inc. A Blue Point Of View (Verve), Jean Kittrell With The Boll Weevils, Roosevelt Sykes (x2) inc. The Honeydripper (Queen Disc) and Victoria Spivey (x2) - The Victoria Spivey Recorded Legacy Of The Blues and S/T (XTRA 1022). Condition is generally VG+ to Ex+.
Lot 32
PARLOPHONE 60s DEMOS - Another rare pack of 60s Beat/Mod 7" releases that were owned by Brian Epstein. Titles are The Image - I Can't Stop Myself (R 5442, super Ex+), Cliff Bennett & The Rebel Rouser - Three Rooms With Running Water (R 5259, a solid Ex), Kenny And The Wranglers - Doobie Doo (R 5275, ace Ex+ copy), Winston G. - Please Don't Say (R 5266, Ex with a light mark on the flip) and The Roulettes - The Long Cigarette (R 5382, Ex copy). All are housed in original company sleeves.
Lot 378
SOLO FEMALE (60s) - Another fantastic collection of 23 x LPs from the best female singers from this super creative period! Artists/titles include Julie Rogers (x8) inc. The Sound Of. . . , Contrasts and My Name Is Julie, Patti Page (x5) inc. The West Side (MG 36136 US original stereo and mono MG 36116), Helen Shapiro (x6) inc. Helen Hits Out! (rare stereo black/blue Columbia scx 3533, VG+/Ex), Helen In Nashville (33sx 1561 mono black/blue Columbia original) and Helen's Sixteen (33SX 1494) and Susan Maughan inc. I Wanna Be Bobby's Girl But. . . (632 300 BL) and Sentimental Susan (632 330 BL/BL7637, a nice Ex copy). Condition is generally VG to Ex.
Lot 323
RICKY NELSON - OVERSEAS EPs - Lovely collection of 14 x EPs with rare French, Spanish, German and US issues. Titles/pressings include Travelin Man/Hello, Mary Lou (French 27729 and US 5741), Teenage Idol (French 27742), Summertime (27739 French), Young Emotions (27. 720 French), Vol. 3 and 5 (Spanish 27 711 EPH/27 729 EPH), Restless Kid (27 704 EPH Spanish and 27. 704 French) and Don't Leave Me (27 713 French). Condition is generally VG to Ex.
Lot 24
PRINCE 12" - Great collection of 34 x 12" releases. Titles include Sexy Dancer (rare original UK issue, K 17590 T with original company cover), Girls & Boys (w/limited edition poster), Anotherloverholenyohead (Extended Version) (still sealed), Alphabet St. , Glam Slam, The Scandalous Sex Suite, The Future, 1999, Little Red Corvette (Dance Mix), Pop Life, Kiss and Mountains. Condition is generally Ex to Ex+.
Lot 116
US FOLK ROCK - Super pack of 11 x LPs with sought after selections from The Band. Titles include Music From The Big Pink (rare UK Capitol pressing - T 2955 in VG+/Ex condition), 'Live In Concert' (unusual test pressing? one white label LP and another LP with black label/white text with the matrix LS-1), Bob Dylan - Nashville Skyline (S 63601 UK '33 1/3' orange CBS label in Ex+/Ex condition), Neil Young - Comes A Time and Stephen Stills (x5) inc. Down The Road, S/T and Throughfare Gap. Condition is generally VG to Ex.
Lot 132
IAN CARR - BELLADONNA - A rare Canadian 'Demonstrator' copy issued on the Vertigo swirl label (6360-076). The labels have 'Demonstrator Not For Sale) in blue text. The record is in VG+ condition with a couple of quite light surface marks. The foldout gatefold sleeve is in Ex condition with some minor shelfwear.
Lot 839
JIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE - rare programme signed on the inside page by the Jimi Hendrix Experience and Noel Redding's band Fat Mattress. All have signed in blue ballpoint. Signatures to include Jimi Hendrix, Noel Redding and Mitch Miller of Hendrix Experience and Eric Dillon, Jimmy Leverton and Neil Landon of Fat Mattress. Programme has been folded and has stains although signatures are still nice and clear. Authenticated by Roger Epperson for entry to this sale.
Lot 332
SUN RECORDS - BARBARA PITTMAN - I NEED A MAN - A rare rockabilly classic here, this the original 10" 78 RPM issue on Sun (253). The record is in VG condition with only one or two light markings, but some residue onto both sides. This should not cause severe interference with playback. MATRIX: U-204/50 (inverted M2100 on a side).
Lot 424
UK PSYCH (REISSUES)/OVERSEAS - Great opportunity to pick up these 6 x must have LPs. Titles are Blossom Toes - If Only For A Moment (SBR2LP5036), Pussy - Pussy Plays (limited edition pink vinyl), Rare Bird (x2) - S/T (Absinthe ARLP 503) and As Your Mind Flies By (US original ABCS-716, Ex+/Ex) and Ramases (x2) - Glass Top Coffin (original spaceship Vertigo label 6360 115 - Ex/Ex die cut sleeve in great shape) and Space Hymns (Tapestry TPT 261). Condition is generally Ex to Ex+
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