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Lot 328
ROLLING STONES THE: An autograph album containing a page signed by The Rolling Stones individually, Mick Jagger, Brian Jones, Keith Richards, Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts. A tape stain to the right edge just affects the signatures of Jones and Wyman. The album also includes over 30 other signatures of pop singers including a second page individually signed by Keith Richards, Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts, Dave Berry (2), Eden Kane, Johnny Kidd (2) etc. Front cover loose and some pages loose, FR to about G
Lot 329
JAGGER MICK: (1943- ) English Rock Musician, lead singer of The Rolling Stones. Two identical sheets of printed oblong 8vo stationery from the University of London Institute of Education, St. Mary`s College, Twickenham, Middlesex, each signed twice by Jagger with his name alone in bold blue ink. VG, 2 Mick Jagger`s father, Joe Jagger, was a lecturer at St. Mary`s College and his funeral was held at the University College`s chapel.
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Lot 330
[ROLLING STONES THE]: A scarce original unsigned colour 25 x 12 slick for the British 1968 Beggar`s Banquet album cover, designed by Mick Jagger and with a graffiti theme. This design was not accepted by the band`s record label, Decca, and after a two month period of wrangling between the Rolling Stones and the record company, the band conceded ground and the album was released with it`s more familiar invitation design. This original slick was previously the property of the music critic Ralph Gleason. Accompanied by a letter of provenance and copies of letters to Gleason. Some light folds and minor creasing and age wear to the edges. About VG
Lot 170A
Records - Rock, Pop and other. Approximately ninety-six 33 r.p.m. long-playing records, including The Beatles, `Please Please Me`, mono (Parlophone PMC1202); `With the Beatles`, mono (Parlophone PMC1206); `A Hard Day`s Night`, mono (Parlophone PMC1230); `Beatles for Sale`, mono (Parlophone PMC1240); `Rubber Soul`, mono (Parlophone PMC1267); and `Revolver`, mono (Parlophone PMC7009); also The Rolling Stones, `After-Math`, mono (Decca LK4786); and others; together with a quantity of 45 r.p.m. single records.
Lot 1104
Music memorabilia: Selection of 1960s Tour programmes inc. `All Stars 64` inc. Rolling Stones, Jet Harris etc, `The Big Star Show of 1962` (plus flyer, pieces missing from two corners) inc. Billy Fury, Shane Fenton etc, another for `The Searchers, Dusty Springfield, Big Dee Irwin` with Special Guest Bobby Vee (with inserts), two Gene Pitney programmes, guests inc. Lulu, Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mich & Tich etc, `The Dave Clark Five Show` inc. The Kinks, The Hollies etc plus others (gen gd) (14 items)
Lot 6
Various Artists A collection of original concert programmes, some with corresponding ticket stubs, 1960's, artists include: The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Walker Brothers, Roy Orbison, Beach Boys, Simon & Garfunkel, Gerry & The Pacemakers and Cliff Richard, amongst others View on Christie's.com
Lot 114
The Rolling Stones A souvenir concert programme for the Rolling Stones in concert with The Ronettes and Freddie and The Dreamers, January 1964; The band's biography page signed in blue ballpoint pen by Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Brian Jones, Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts; the program is additionally signed by members of The Ronettes and bears a printed signature of Freddie Garity View on Christie's.com
Lot 118
The Rolling Stones A original programme Big Beat '65 The Rolling Stones Roy Orbison, New Zealand, 1965 signed and annotated in blue ballpoint pen on the front cover Love Keith Richard, additionally signed by Brian Jones, Billy Wyman, Mick Jagger, Roy Orbison and three others [unknown] View on Christie's.com
Lot 123
The Rolling Stones A fan club publicity card signed and dedicated in blue ballpoint Love Keith Richard and signed by Charlie Watts, Brian Jones, Mick Jagger and Bill Wyman to the reverse -- 5½x4¾in. (14x12cm.); and a clipped piece of lined paper signed by members of the Hollies (2) View on Christie's.com
Lot 125
The Rolling Stones Two art boards for the preliminary design of the inner sleeve artwork for the Rolling Stones' controversial 1978 album Some Girls, each consisting of a layout of cropped black and white photographic celebrity portraits mounted on card, a sheet of clear acetate overlay with superimposed cut-out photographic portraits of the band members and a sheet of tracing paper inscribed with the outlines of faces corresponding to the cutouts and celebrity portraits underneath, both -- 20x15in. (50.8x38cm.); accompanied by two corresponding black and white photographic proofs of the preliminary artwork depicting a montage of photographs of celebrities, some of whose faces have superimposed with portraits of members of the Rolling Stones, the imagery includes several shots withdrawn from the albums final artwork, including: Marilyn Monroe, Judy Garland, Raquel Welch and Lucille Ball, both -- 18x12in. (45.7x30.5cm.) View on Christie's.com
Lot 126
The Rolling Stones A black leather tour jacket with embroidered Stones 94/95 Voodoo Lounge logo on left arm, signed in silver mark pen on the back by Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, Mick Jagger and Ronnie Wood, accompanied by documents concerning the jacket's authenticity (2) View on Christie's.com
Lot 489
ROLLING STONES THE: A good set of individual blue ink signatures by the original five members of the English rock band, Mick Jagger, Brian Jones (in fountain pen ink), Bill Wyman, Keith Richards and Charlie Watts, on a page contained in an autograph album. The album also featuring signatures of other popular singers including Cliff Richard, Hank Marvin, Dusty Springfield, Joe Brown, Johnny Kidd, The Crystals (all four members individually) etc. A few pages loose, otherwise VG The vendor believes that the signatures were obtained by a cinema projectionist who worked at the Gaumont-Odeon Cinema in Winchcombe Street, Cheltenham.
Lot 191
An autograph book circa 1962 containing the autographs of The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Mojos, Paul Jones (Manfred Mann) and several other unidentified artists, this book was given to the vendor by her grandmother in 1964, this person worked at the Globe Theatre in Stockton on Tees where the autographs were obtained. We are informed that the signatures of the Beatles were obtained the night President Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas. It should be noted that the autographs of The Rolling Stones are on the reverse side of The Beatles signatures, ie on a single page
Lot 540
* Football. A group of 126 original b&w medium-format negatives relating to the 1966 World Cup by photo journalist Ian Wright of the Northern Echo, included in sixteen orig. negative packets with orig. ink captions including ten photos of Jack and Bobby Charlton returning to Ashington (six crowd scenes, one of Jack and Bobby at a window, one with their mum and two with the mayor drinking champagne and cutting a cake), two modern 10 x 8 inch prints and a contact sheet supplied (see illustration in catalogue), the other packets including Hungarian team training in Sunderland (9), civic reception for World Cup officials in Middlesbrough (2), Roke Park getting ready for the World Cup (4), measuring grass for Korean’s football pitch (5), North Koreans at Mayor’s Parlour (5), Ayresome Park development (4), Koreans training at Ayresome (2), Chile v North Korea at Middlesbrough (14), North Korea v Russia at Middlesbrough (19), Italy arriving at Newcastle Airport (2), Chile arrives at Newcastle (4), Russia arrives (5), Russians in training at Ayresome (13), and the North Korean World Cup Squad arrive (15), plus three modern contact sheets and a modern print from these negatives, plus a small quantity of Middlesbrough, Newcastle and Sunderland football team photo negatives from the 1960s. Ian Wright began working as a dark room boy at “The Northern Echo” at the age of 16, where Harold Evans was to become editor. Eventually he was given photography assignments, including covering emerging pop music groups for a new supplement to the paper called “The Teenage Special”. Throughout the 1960s Ian photographed such emerging icons as The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendricks, Roy Oribson, et al. He followed Harold Evans to “The Sunday Times” in London and worked internationally thereafter. Last year he published “On the Brink of Fame, Pop Stars in the Swinging 60s” containing many of his historic and iconic photographs. He currently resides in Las Vegas with his wife and travels worldwide giving lectures about his career. He maintains a keen interest in cricket and President of the Las Vegas Cricket Club. Copyright for all the negatives included with this lot is transferred to the successful buyer. (approx. 170)
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