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Reg Dwight/Elton John A rare acetate of Elton John's first release under his real name, Reg Dwight, the double-sided 7"" mono acetate by Bluesology, 1965, with blue and silver Jackson Recording Studios, Rickmansworth, Herts label, the A-side and B-side with typescript details ""Come Back Baby"", Bluesology and ""Corina Corina"", Bluesology, the acetate in common mount with a copy of the released version of the single Come Back, Baby/Times Are Getting Tougher Than Tough, Fontana, 1965, 45rpm; and three black and white photographs of Bluesology in rehearsal at a hall in North Harrow in 1965 [printed later], two of Reg Dwight singing and playing the piano and one of all five band members, each -- 4x3in. (10.2x7.7cm.) or 3x4in. (7.7x10.2xcm.), framed; accompanied by a letter concerning the provenance from Bluesology bass guitarist, Geoff Dyson (2).
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Psychedelia Three posters comprising: Jimi Hendrix Experience, Fillmore Auditorium, 20th-26th June, OA103, by Hapshash And The Coloured Coat; A Magical Mystery Tour, The Incredible String Band, Fairport Convention, Bonzo Dog Doodah Band, Pretty Things and others, 24-25th August, 1968, art by Hapshash And The Coloured Coat using the artwork for the rare First International Pop Festival, Palazzo Dello SPort, Italy poster; and Leap Year, 1968, OA307, all -- 30x20in. (76.2x50.8cm.) (3)
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The Beatles A typescript Golden Ball Celebrity Guest List, 18th February, 1965, signed on the verso in pencil by John Lennon, George Harrison, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr -- 13x8in. 33x20.3cm.). This autographed guest list is extremely interesting as it appears to document a previously unknown performance by The Beatles in February, 1965. Further research with the Daily Mirror archive has revealed that the Golden Ball was organised by the newspaper to celebrate reaching record sales of five million copies per day. The ball was held on Thursday 18th February, 1965 at the Royal Albert Hall, London and tickets went on sale for 25 shillings. The vendor worked for the Daily Mirror in the Publicity Department at the time, and recalls that the Beatles arrived at the Royal Albert Hall to perform a couple of songs on stage with various other artists, and were invited by the Directors of the paper to have a drink in a private room following their performance, which is when she acquired their autographs. The photograph illustrated [not included in this sale] is one of a set of rare and unseen photographs of The Beatles recently uncovered by Mirrorpix.com, and shows The Beatles on stage at the Royal Albert Hall for The Daily Mirror's Golden Ball. To see more photographs from this event, go to www.mirrorpix.com.
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The Beatles A rare black and white photograph of The Beatles taken by J. Thorburn Young, circa October, 1964, signed on the front in black ballpoint pen by all four members of the group -- 8 1/2x6 1/2in. (21.6x15.8cm.). This photograph was probably taken at the ABC Cinema in Edinburgh when the Beatles played there on Monday, 19th October, 1964. According to the original vendor, J. Thorburn Young, he obtained the signatures at the Four Seasons Hotel, St. Fillian, Perthshire - it is possible that the Beatles stayed at the hotel either the night before, or the night of the concert at Caird Hall, Dundee, 20th October, 1964.
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The Beatles A rare illustrated colour programme and corresponding ticket for the Royal World Premi 1/2re of A Hard Day's Night, London Pavilion, Piccadilly Circus, London, Monday, 6th July, 1964; accompanied by a typescript letter on Variety Club Of Gt. Britain headed stationery to Charles Berman at United Artists, dated 5th May, 1964, ...enclosing three tickets at 1/21 each... these are the first Premiere tickets to be sent out!..., 1p.; and a typescript letter on United Artists Corporation Ltd. headed stationery from Charles Berman, dated 6th May, 1964 ...herewith three precious 1/21 tickets for the Beatles film A Hard Day's Night, and let me tell you that these are the first tickets to go out as everything seems to have been sold twice over already..., 1p., with corresponding compliments slip and envelope; and two black and white stills from the film, largest -- 7 1/2x9 1/2in. (19.7x24cm.) (8)
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The Beatles A rare souvenir concert programme Royal Command Performance in the presence of Her Majesty The Queen Mother, Prince Of Wales Theatre, London, Monday, 4th November, 1963, signed inside in blue ballpoint pen next to the group's photograph by John Lennon, George Harrison, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, additionally signed on separate pages by Hattie Jacques, Teddy Green and the Clark Brothers. These signatures were obtained by the vendor's uncle, Richard Dory, who was Manager of the Prince Of Wales Theatre at the time of the Royal Command Performance.
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The Beatles A rare early concert handbill The Beatles, Billy J. Kramer with The Dakotas and others, Odeon, Llandudno, Monday, 12th August, 1963 -- 10 1/2x5 1/2in. (26x14.6cm.), in common mount with a corresponding ticket stub and three black and white publicity photographs of the Beatles, overall measurements -- 13 1/2x23 1/2in. (34.9x60.3cm.) framed
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The Beatles A rare concert flyer Britain's Greatest Recording and T.V. Stars, The Beatles..., Grosvenor Rooms, Norwich, Friday, 17th May, 1963, signed on the verso in blue ink by John Lennon, George Harrison and Paul McCartney and in blue ballpoint pen by Ringo Starr -- 8x5in. (20.3x12.6cm.). According to the vendor, these signatures were obtained at this concert in Norwich on 17th May, 1963.
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John Lennon A rare black and white snap-shot of John Lennon on stage at the Cavern Club circa 1962, signed and inscribed on the verso in blue ink These are from the album of my dear old Auntie - she doesn't know - but I couldn't find any others, love again, John xxx -- 3 1/2x3 1/2in. (8.9x8.9cm.), in common mount with a colour machine-print photograph of Lennon circa 1968, overall measurements -- 21 1/2x14 1/2in. (54.5x36.8cm.) framed
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The Beatles A rare early concert ticket A Dance will be held at the Village Hall, Irby...Friday, 7th September, 1962, The Beatles and the Courting Group... -- 3x4 1/2in. (7.6x11.4cm.); accompanied by a typescript letter from Brian Epstein to Mrs Newton on NEMS ENTERPRISES LTD headed stationery, signed, dated 30th July, 1962, confirming ...a booking for THE BEATLES at the 'Village Hall' at Newton Dancing School, Irby on Friday September 7th...at a fee of 1/235 and that playing time will be one hour... 1p.; a NEMS ENTERPRISES LTD compliments slip; and related material (a lot).
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John Lennon A rare early Star Club black and white publicity postcard, 1962, signed and inscribed on the verso in blue ballpoint pen Would you call me at 10-15 if I'm not up please, John -- 4 1/2x5 1/2in. (10.8x14.6cm.). According to the vendor, this card was given to her by John Lennon's maternal aunt, Elizabeth Sutherland, who lived in Edinburgh at the time.
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The Beatles A very rare, early set of autographs, 23rd May, 1960, on five pages from an autograph book signed and inscribed during the Beatles' first ever tour of Scotland, one page signed in blue ballpoint pen by Paul McCartney and George Harrison with their then stage names Paul Ramon and Carl Harrison and by John Lennon as Johnny Lennon, the page additionally inscribed in McCartney's hand The Beatles, another page signed and inscribed in blue ballpoint pen love Stuart xx [Sutcliffe], additional pages signed and inscribed Thomas Moore, Drums; love Johnny Gentle; and With best wishes, Margie xxxx, all -- 2x3in. (5x7.6cm.).
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John Lennon A rare autograph manuscript Daily Howl page; and a scarce watercolour, pen and ink cartoon sketch, circa 1957, the page from Lennon's unpublished comic strip the Daily Howl, the top section titled Readers Letters, the lower section titled Weather Report, annotated with an illustration in coloured crayon and black ink of a weather chart showing the UK, the humorous text and illustration headed Price = 1 body (dead) DAILY HOWL, on a page of lined paper taken from an exercise book -- 9x7in. (22.9x17.8cm.); and John Lennon Dad's just not awake until he's had his Shwedded Feet This is not Robert Mitchum watercolour, pen and ink sketch, circa 1957, 8x6 1/2in. (20.3x16.5cm.), on a page of drawing paper glued to the verso of the Daily Howl page.
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WILLIAM HAYESTWO BASSO RELIEVO PICTURES, 18TH CENTURY The Crowned African Crane; and The Numidian Crane (2)both 64cm x 38cm Other versions of these pictures may be found in the collection of Lord Montagu of Beaulieu (signed, inscribed and dated 1787).cf. W Hayes and family, Portraits of Rare and Curious Birds, with their descriptions from the Menagerie of Osterly Park, vol. I (1794), plates 4 and 3 respectively. The images are both reversed. The Crowned African Crane was differently represented by Edwards. George Edwards Natural History of Uncommon Birds, vol. IV (1752), no. 192.The Numidian crane was represented (quite differently) by Edwards as the Demoiselle of Numidia. George Edwards Natural History of Uncommon Birds, vol. III (1751), no. 134. Dixon did not use any of the illustrations from vol. III of Edwards work.
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A large quantity of documents, letters, photographs, newspaper cuttings, plans, account books, etc., relating to the history and management of the Gibside Estate near Rowlands Gill, Tyne & Wear, c.1700-1985, including Gibside Hall & Chapel and nearby Hollinside Manor House; also a rare copy of the catalogue relating to the auction in 1976 of major portions of the estate by direction of the executors of the 16th Earl of Strathmore & Kinghorne.
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A rare Caughley coffee cup, with notched loop handle, painted in underglaze blue with the 'Rock and Willow' pattern, in Chinese style, the interior with a diaper band, 2 1/2" high (6.5cm) blue painted S mark, circa 1775 See The Caughley Bicentenary Loan Exhibition, 1999, no. 60, for a saucer in this uncommon early pattern
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A rare Liverpool helmet shaped cream jug, the 'C' scroll handle with serpent head upper terminal, painted in famille rose palette with figures in gardens, alternating with iron red diaper bands, panelled with black and iron red flowers and leaves, beneath a gadrooned rim, on round foot, 3 3/4" high (9.5cm) Philip Christian & Company, circa 1770 See Bernard Watney, Liverpool Porcelain, figure 137, for a blue printed Christian's jug of this form
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A rare creamware jelly comb, of tapering canted rectangular form, finely painted in coloured enamels with an English three masted vessel in full sail, the other three sides with military trophies, the pierced canted rectangular base with green line rim, 10 1/4" long (26cm), incised 3, circa 1785, possibly Neale (footrim crack)
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A rare New Hall oval sauce tureen, cover, fixed stand and ladle, with two 'S' scroll handles and scroll knop, bat printed in black with a country house, on a flowerhead moulded ground, within gilt line borders, 7 1/4" wide overall (18.5cm) circa 1820 See David Holgate, New Hall, colour plate S for another tureen and cover of this form, but with polychrome decoration
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A very rare New Hall facetted flared round sucrier and domed cover, decorated in gilt with stiff leaf and 'C' scroll bands, the top of the cover with a gilt leaf, 4" high (10cm) circa 1785-87 This is New Hall pattern number 81 See D. Holgate, New Hall, figure 53, for a plain round sucrier and cover of this, although no facetted example appears to be recorded there
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A rare Caughley round salad bowl, with shaped rim, moulded with radiating scallop shells and printed in underglaze blue to the interior and exterior with the Fisherman or Pleasure Boat pattern, beneath a blue line border, 10" diameter (25.5cm) impressed Salopian mark, circa 1780 It is most uncommon to find this pattern and its subsidiary prints on a bowl of this form
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A LARGE ARTIFICIAL STONE FOUNTAIN BY AUSTIN & SEELEY, CIRCA 1835 Modelled with a merman blowing a conch, seated above the shell basin, supported to the underside by three adorsed dolphins, signed in relief on the rocky outcrop below the Merman AUSTIN & SEELEY, with further indistinct inscription and date 183* 104in. (264cm.) high, 60in. (152.3cm.) wide An article by J.C.Loudon on Austin & Seeley's fountains illustrates this model, this appears to confirm the indistinct dating of the present piece to the mid 1830's. The remains of a fountain by the firm with similar dolphin base stands in the Swiss Garden, Biggleswade, Bedfordshire (see Davis, page 204). The fountain also appears on the cover of the SPECIMEN BOOK OF AUSTIN & SEELEY'S ARTIFICIAL STONE MANUFACTORY, a catalogue of 1844. A line drawing on page 18 of the catalogue lists it: Entwined Dolphin Fountain with Shell and Triton. The fountain was also available with a plain tazza above the dolphins. It is rare to find a signed piece by the company.
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