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Click here to subscribeVinyl - Collection of 14 LPs to include The Beatles White Album no 42605 (no inserts), The Who Sell Out (Track 612002), The Rolling Stones Let It Bleed (stickered sleeve no poster), Pink Floyd Dark Side of The Moon etc all in a vintage box, sleeves and vinyl vary considerably and inspection recommended
Vinyl - Rock & Pop - A collection of 11 LP's to include The Beatles x 5 (Sgt Peppers, The White Album, Revolver, Rubber Soul, Rock N Roll Music Vol 1), The Rolling Stones (Aftermath), Santana x2 (Self Titled & Abraxas), John Mayall x 2, Cream (Disraeli Gears Reaction ), along with a Beatles Magical Mystery Tour EP, and a small quantity of 45's featuring the Beatles, Rolling Stones etc, some without sleeves. Condition varies throughout.
Vinyl - The Beatles - White Album (Apple PCS 7067/68) number 0000432 - This a rare low-numbered stereo example, top loader, complete with four photographs, poster, and black inners. Photographs have slight buffering to corners. Poster shows wear at folds. Black inners have a few tears. The white outer sleeve has no notable issues. Sleeve & vinyl at least Vg
Vinyl - Four The Beatles LPs to include Rubber Soul PMC 1267 early G&L sleeve, Help (PMC 1255), Sgt Pepper (PMC 7027) with insert and red/white inner and The White Album with side opener with no number but with poster and photographs, sleeves vg overall with Rubber Soul showing some creasing, vinyl vg+
Vinyl - Collection of 14 The Beatles and band members LPs to include Revolver, Abbey Road, Sgt Pepper, early copies with no inserts, White Album, With The Beatles, early copy, sleeve poor, All Things Must Pass UK copy plus John Lennon Shaved Fish, Double Fantasy and more, sleeves & vinyl vg+ unless where stated
Vinyl - The Beatles - LP, Rubber Soul (Parlophone PMCJ 1267) South African pressing, front laminated flip back sleeve, matrixes of XEX 579-1 and XEX 580-1, could be 'loud cut' version (not test played). Sleeve G, tears and creased, laminate damage to rear. Vinyl VG- mark across track 5, side 2
Vinyl & Music Autographs - The Who - Three 45's to include Anyway Anyhow Anywhere / Daddy Rolling Stone (Brunswick 05935) signed in biro on the sleeve to one side by Keith Moon, and on the reverse by Roger Daltrey, Pete Townsend and John Entwistle. Sleeve is tatty with tears and sellotape, vinyl is Vg. Along with I've Been Away / Happy Jack (Reaction 591010) in union jack paper sleeve and I Can See For Miles / Someone's Coming (Polydor 604011) in paper sleeve, 'Gaby' written to label. From the private collection of Gabriela McGee who first met the band in 1964 when they were 'The High Numbers' supporting The Beatles in Blackpool and went on to become a close friend of Roger Daltrey throughout the early years of The Who.
Vinyl & Music Autographs - The Who LP & Single fully signed by the whole band Roger Daltrey, Keith Moon, Pete Townsend and John Entwistle to include - My Generation LP (LAT 8616) signed to front and rear sleeve by all four members of the band by their pictures. Signatures to front significantly faded, signatures to rear are in clear biro. Outer sleeve tatty, inner sleeve creased and slight tears, vinyl has one notable mark on side 2 but otherwise Vg. My Generation / Shout And Shimmy 45 (Brunswick 05944) signed on Brunswick sleeve in biro by all four members of the band. Sleeve is in good condition with some discoulouring to edges and corners and slight tears along opening. Vinyl is in Vg condition. From the private collection of Gabriela McGee who first met the band in 1964 when they were 'The High Numbers' supporting The Beatles in Blackpool and went on to become a close friend of Roger Daltrey throughout the early years of The Who.
Vinyl & Music Autographs - The Who - Two LP's to include A Quick One (Reaction 593002) signed to front and rear of sleeve by Roger Daltrey, Pete Townsend & John Entwistle, sleeve has significant creasing with laminate lifting as well as tape repairs, inner Union Jack sleeve is Gd with some creasing, vinyl has notable marks on side 1 and 'Gaby' & 'Gabs' written in pen. Along with The Who Sells Out (Polydoor 612002). From the private collection of Gabriela McGee who first met the band in 1964 when they were 'The High Numbers' supporting The Beatles in Blackpool and went on to become a close friend of Roger Daltrey throughout the early years of The Who.
Vinyl & Music Autographs - The Who - Four 45's to include Bald Headed Woman / I Can't Explain (Brunswick 05926) signed in biro to the sleeve (tatty) by Keith Moon, Roger Daltrey, Pete Townsend and John Entwistle, vinyl has 'Gaby' written on label, Waltz For A Pig / Substitute (Reaction 591001) signed in biro on the sleeve (tatty with significant rips and tears) by all four members (three to one side and one to reverse) vinyl is Gd with tear to label and 'Gaby' written in pen on one side. I'm Free / Tommy Can You Hear Me (Polydor 59317) vinyl Vg, sleeve poor, and Pinball Wizard / Dogs Part Two (Polydor 604027) plain sleeve, vinyl Gd with 'Gaby' in pen to the label. From the private collection of Gabriela McGee who first met the band in 1964 when they were 'The High Numbers' supporting The Beatles in Blackpool and went on to become a close friend of Roger Daltrey throughout the early years of The Who
Vinyl & Music Autographs - The Who - Four 45's to include In The City / I'm A Boy (Reaction 591004) signed by Roger Daltrey, Keith Moon, Pete Townsend and John Entwistle in biro to sleeve with additional signatures on reverse, sleeve has tears and repairs vinyl is Gd with 'Gaby' in biro to one side and the Who 'arrow' added, also included are Pictures Of Lily / Doctor Doctor (Polydor 59074), Dogs / Call Me Lightning (Polydor 604023), Magic Bus / Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde (Polydor 604024) vinyl generally at least Gd overall with some pen writing to labels. From the private collection of Gabriela McGee who first met the band in 1964 when they were 'The High Numbers' supporting The Beatles in Blackpool and went on to become a close friend of Roger Daltrey throughout the early years of The Who.
Music Autographs - The Who - a candid photograph of drummer Keith Moon, signed in biro pen to the front, taken in Charing Cross on 13th May 1966. From the private collection of Gabriela McGee who first met the band in 1964 when they were 'The High Numbers' supporting The Beatles in Blackpool and went on to become a close friend of Roger Daltrey throughout the early years of The Who. Sold with full copyright release.
Music autographs & memorabilia - The Who - A collection five candid photographs of the band, crew and friends to include John Entwistle with friend Jane signed to rear taken on 13th May 1966 in Charing Cross, Roger Daltrey & Gaby in Charing Cross May 1966 & Heathrow Airport 1967, Gordon & Neville (Road Managers) May 1966, John Entwistle and friend Jane outside of Johns house in Acton, October 1966 signed to rear in biro pen by John Entwistle. All photos show signs of age and sellotape marks but are very good overall. From the private collection of Gabriela McGee who first met the band in 1964 when they were 'The High Numbers' supporting The Beatles in Blackpool and went on to become a close friend of Roger Daltrey throughout the early years of The Who. Sold with full copyright release
Music autographs & memorabilia - The Who - A collection of four candid photographs of the band and friends to include John Entwistle & Gaby taken outside of John's home in Acton in October 1966 signed to the rear in biro pen by John Entwistle, Pete Townshend & Anne taken at Heathrow airport in October 1967, Roger Daltrey with friends Gaby, Julie and Jane taken at Heathrow Airport in June 1966 when the band had just returned from their first tour of the USA, Cyrano(?) a friend of the band taken at Heathrow airport April 1967 when the band had just returned from their second tour of the USA. All photos show signs of age and sellotape marks but are very good overall. From the private collection of Gabriela McGee who first met the band in 1964 when they were 'The High Numbers' supporting The Beatles in Blackpool and went on to become a close friend of Roger Daltrey throughout the early years of The Who. Sold with full copyright release
Music autographs & memorabilia - The Who - A collection of four candid photographs to include Roger Daltrey taken in Charing Cross on May 13th 1966 signed in biro pen by Roger across the image, John Entwistle outside of his house in Acton in October 1966, signed to rear by John in biro pen, along with two photos of John Entwistle's Volvo that he was particularly proud of and wanted the photographer (Gaby) to capture taken in May 1966. All photos show signs of age and sellotape marks but are very good overall. From the private collection of Gabriela McGee who first met the band in 1964 when they were 'The High Numbers' supporting The Beatles in Blackpool and went on to become a close friend of Roger Daltrey throughout the early years of The Who. Sold with full copyright release.
Music autographs & memorabilia - The Who - A collection of four candid photographs to include Keith Moon & John Entwistle with friend Julie taken in Charing Cross on 13th May 1966 signed to the front in biro pen by both Keith and John, Roger Daltrey taken in Charing Cross on May 13th 1966 signed to front in biro pen by Roger, John Entwistle taken in Charing Cross on 13th May 1966 signed to rear by John, Pete Townshend taken at Heathrow airport October 1967. All photos show signs of wear and sellotape marks but are very good overall. From the private collection of Gabriela McGee who first met the band in 1964 when they were 'The High Numbers' supporting The Beatles in Blackpool and went on to become a close friend of Roger Daltrey throughout the early years of The Who. Sold with full copyright release.
Music autographs and memorabilia - The Who - A collection of four candid photographs to include Roger Daltrey taken in Wembley in August 1966 signed to the front in biro pen by Roger, John Entwistle taken in front of Johns house in Acton in October 1966 signed to rear by John, Road Manager Neville taken in Charing Cross 13th May 1966 signed to the rear "To Gaby from Neville", and a shot of The Who's plane on the tarmac after arriving back at Heathrow airport in pril 1967 after their second tour of America. All photos show signs of wear and sellotape marks but are very good overall. From the private collection of Gabriela McGee who first met the band in 1964 when they were 'The High Numbers' supporting The Beatles in Blackpool and went on to become a close friend of Roger Daltrey throughout the early years of The Who. Sold with full copyright release.
Vinyl - Collection of 12 The Beatles LPs to include Abbey Road MFS original master recording, Beatles 62-66 / 67-70 EU Box Set, Hard Days Night and Help, early copies, Sgt Pepper later re-release plus others sleeves and vinyl vary considerably, inspection recommended, with a vintage record box included
Vinyl - The Beatles Please Please Me (PMC1202) Black & Gold label with Dick James music credit, first press vinyl has no marks, initials or names to label and whilst clearly well played had no significant marks, sleeve is very poor and almost in two halves with tape repairs Angus McBean credit ',issing' yellow inner rather than Emitex
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