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Lot 3770
Rock & Pop music, a quantity of original U.K. LP records 1960s / 1970s, including The Who, Rolling Stones, The Beatles, Capt. Beefheart, etc, Queen 'The Complete Works' fourteen LP Box Set and insert, plus some CD's, also an original 'Dansette' record player (qty) CONDITION REPORT Queen 'The Complete Works' - some creasing to box and small scuff to edge corners. Most of the sleeves are in average condition with rubbing to corners and edges. The box is not numbered. The records are of mixed condition, some have significant marks and some are in good condition
Lot 83
Seven LP records titles include Hair Polydor Stereo 1968 no.583043A, The Beatles Yellow Submarine EMI Stereo 1969 no OCS-7070, A Hard Days Night Emi Stereo 1964 no.PCS-3058, Lennon - Shaved Fish Emi Stereo no.PCS-7173, John Lennon Walls and Bridges Emi 1974 no.PCTC 253, McArtney II Emi Stereo no.PCTC258 and The Who’s Tommy Polydor Stereo 1969 no.613013
Lot 372
MCCARTNEY PAUL: (1942- ) British Musician, a member of The Beatles. Vintage blue ink signature and inscription, 'To Elizabeth from Paul McCartney', on a small piece. Some light creasing and two tape stains to the upper and lower edges, only just affecting the first letter of the inscription and final letter of the signature. About G
Lot 71
Vintage Retro : An assortment of rare & collectable 1960's folk records , to include EPs by Pete Seeger , Joan Baez , Peter Paul & Mary , Gilbert Becaud and The Karolyi Szenassi Gypsy Ensemble , together with ' Music from The Sting ' , a double A - side of Beatles covers ( ' Help! ' and ' A Hard Day's Night ' ) by Peter Sellers and an unusual symphonic transposition of Beatles songs entitled ' Eine Kliene Beatle Music . ' Together with a further assortment of LPs, to include Ella Fitzgerald ( 3 ) , The Everly Brothers and eight film soundtracks .
Lot 1021
A group of records comprising Cliff Richards The Young Ones, 40 Golden Greats, The shadows and Silver, The Beatles albums including With the Beatles, The Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl, The Beatles 1962-1966, Help, Beatles for Sale, Elvis Presleys albums GI Blues, In the Movies, 40 Greatest Hits, together with Star Wars A Stereo Odyssey.
Lot 1021
A group of records comprising Cliff Richards The Young Ones, 40 Golden Greats, The shadows and Silver, The Beatles albums including With the Beatles, The Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl, The Beatles 1962-1966, Help, Beatles for Sale, Elvis Presleys albums GI Blues, In the Movies, 40 Greatest Hits, together with Star Wars A Stereo Odyssey.
Lot 1022
A collection of Stan Kenton memorabilia, comprising a 1956 signed souvenir programme, a Capitol Records album of twelve 33RPM records with original photographs, four 45RPM singles in sleeves including Cilla Black and The Beatles, and a collection of twenty seven 1940's -1950's concert programmes.
Lot 347
Quantity of guitar reference books including Ray Minchinnett & Bob Young - Story of the Fender Stratocaster, Classic Guitars of the `50s, Classic Guitars of the `60s, vintage guitar manufacturer catalogues including Gibson and Fender, also various `fanzines` relating to The Beatles, Rolling Stones, The Shadows etc
Lot 66
Fender Telecaster electric guitar, made in USA, circa 1963, ser. no. L21297, blonde finish, wear to the finish, metal parts, frets and fretboard which is to be expected for the age (see images for guidance), electrics appear to be in working order, bridge plate cover included, condition: good for age *This guitar appeared in an Antiques Road Show article in the TV Times 26 February 2011 edition, which explains the history of the guitar. It states that it was played by George Harrison on The Beatles 1964 tour with `The Rustiks`. It was purchased by the current owner in 1964 for £110
Lot 416
ASSORTED TOYS including four plastic figures of The Beatles, with nodding heads, the bases marked `Made in China`; a Carraro Giocattoli `Intercom House Phone`, boxed; two Britains Ancient Siege Machines, each boxed (boxes worn); a quantity of Matchbox `Models of Yesteryear`; a small Lone Star Treble-O model railway collection; and other items.
Lot 416
ASSORTED TOYS including four plastic figures of The Beatles, with nodding heads, the bases marked `Made in China`; a Carraro Giocattoli `Intercom House Phone`, boxed; two Britains Ancient Siege Machines, each boxed (boxes worn); a quantity of Matchbox `Models of Yesteryear`; a small Lone Star Treble-O model railway collection; and other items.
Lot 3588
A collection of Corgi vehicles, including a No. 37003 The Queen Mother`s Century 1900-2000 state landau, a No. 36709 train, a No. 29103 Guy Invincible platform lorry `Eddie Stobart`, a Heavy Haulage No. 17903 Scammell `Wynns`, a No. 05403 The Beatles Yellow Submarine and figures, two EFE buses, etc, all boxed.
Lot 41
THE BEATLES - White Album (PMC 7067/8) - a low numbered (under 10,000) top opening UK mono white album with the number being 0009689. The album comes with all four portrait prints and the poster but is missing record one. Condition of the sleeve is a nice EX, with only record two being present & in VG condition.
![Millie The Model 135 (Marvel 1966). Homage the The Beatles and The Kinks on cover. CGC grade 9.6 [nm+] (Top CGC census grade](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/37230/2916850/222-2014111215173_468x382.jpg)
Lot 100
BEATLES WHITE ALBUM - No.0000007. A superb copy and one of the true holy grails of record collecting, a white album numbered under 10, with the first ten having allegedly been distributed through John Lennon. This copy comes with two stereo records & two black inners but no inserts. YEX 709-1 (4 OM)/YEX 710-1 (4 MT)/YEX 711-1 (3 GRG)/YEX 712-2 (1 GGA). Condition of the vinyl is EX+ on record one & EX on record two. The sleeve is in a wonderful EX+ condition, still bright & white with few signs of ever being handled with generally sharp top edges, a very clearly stamped number and any wear being very slight & minimal & mostly to the rear edge of the spine. A number 5 has been sold previously but this sleeve is in arguably better condition and lucky number "7".
Lot 21
THE BEATLES - Sgt Peppers (PMC 7027) a great copy of the mispressing that omits "A Day in The Life" from the label. XEX 637-1 (6 MMO)/XEX 638-1 (7 MAT). Comes with both a plain white & 'Fool' inner with cut out sheet housed in a fully laminated gatefold sleeve with internal flipbacks. Both vinyl & sleeve are in EX condition.
Lot 26
THE BEATLES - A nice condition set of 2 x 7" original red label Parlophone singles to include Love Me Do (45-R 4949) without 'Made in Great Britain' credit, 7XCE 17144-1N (PZT1 GA)/7XCE 17145-1N (PZT1 GG) and Please Please Me (45-R 4983) without 'Made in Great Britain' credit, 7XCE 17217-1N (MPT1 L)/7XCE 17218-1N (MPT2 L). Condition of the vinyl is generally EX.
Lot 27
THE BEATLES - Please Please Me (PCS 3042) a lovely copy of the third stereo pressing without either 'Sold in the UK' or 'Recording First Published' text but with the addition of '33 1/3' next to the matrix number on the label, this copy having a 1G mother & stamper on side two. YEX 94-1 (1 M)/YEX 95-1 (1 G). Housed in a front laminated Ernest J. Day flipback sleeve with large 'Stereo' & 'Angus McBean' credit far right with the 'P' of 'Photo' starting under the 'S' of 'Songs'. Condition of both the vinyl & sleeve is EX.
Lot 32
THE BEATLES - I Feel Fine/She's a Woman USA Capitol two sided 8" acetate with typed information, side one: Master No X45085, date 10/5/64 (altered with pen), time 2:19, Side two: X45086, date 10/5/64 (altered with pen), time 2:57. This recording includes a different mix on both sides to the standard release. Condition is between VG+ & EX.
Lot 39
THE BEATLES/PAUL McCARTNEY - Come and Get It UK one sided Apple acetate. The printed details have been changed by hand on the label, it originally read "Come and Get It" The Beatles, it was changed to "Come and Get It" A Beatle. The label has come loose from the acetate & it also comes with a scrap of paper from Apple Corps Ltd. Condition of the acetate is VG due to a small area of lacquer loss. This is the only known pressing on vinyl of Paul singing this track which was given to Badfinger to record.
Lot 41
THE BEATLES - White Album (PMC 7067/8) - a low numbered (under 10,000) top opening UK mono white album with the number being 0009689. The album comes with all four portrait prints and the poster but is missing record one. Condition of the sleeve is a nice EX, with only record two being present & in VG condition.
Lot 8
THE BEATLES - Yellow Submarine (PMC 7070) UK mono original on the dark green Apple label with 'Sold in the UK' text, housed in a front laminated flipback sleeve with red lines above & below sleeve notes. XEX 715-1 (2 RA)/XEX 716-1 (unreadable over 3 RD). The vinyl would be in stunning EX+ condition but for one half a centimetre nick on side one, the sleeve is a superb EX+.
Lot 91
BEATLES - Please Please Me (PMC 1202) black & gold label mono original with Dick James credits housed in an Ernest J. Day sleeve with the correctly placed Angus McBean credit. Both labels are in a wonderful EX+ condition with few signs of play or wear. XEX 421-1N (1 GR)/XEX 422-1N (1 GD). Condition of the vinyl on side one would be a strong EX but for one hairline & an area of discolouration while side two is in EX+ condition, the sleeve would be very close to EX+ but for a sticker on the rear with a sticker tear beneath.
Lot 99
BEATLES OUR FIRST FOUR (no cat no) Original UK promotional 4 x 7" pack with all four singles presented here in their original folders with the mounts for the records still all firmly in place and presented in the original oversized card box. Condition of the vinyl is generally EX+, the folders are generally EX to EX+ & the card box is in a strong VG+ condition with some light edge rubbing along with the securing flap having been glued back into place.
Lot 8
THE BEATLES - Yellow Submarine (PMC 7070) UK mono original on the dark green Apple label with 'Sold in the UK' text, housed in a front laminated flipback sleeve with red lines above & below sleeve notes. XEX 715-1 (2 RA)/XEX 716-1 (unreadable over 3 RD). The vinyl would be in stunning EX+ condition but for one half a centimetre nick on side one, the sleeve is a superb EX+.
Lot 21
THE BEATLES - Sgt Peppers (PMC 7027) a great copy of the mispressing that omits "A Day in The Life" from the label. XEX 637-1 (6 MMO)/XEX 638-1 (7 MAT). Comes with both a plain white & 'Fool' inner with cut out sheet housed in a fully laminated gatefold sleeve with internal flipbacks. Both vinyl & sleeve are in EX condition.
Lot 26
THE BEATLES - A nice condition set of 2 x 7" original red label Parlophone singles to include Love Me Do (45-R 4949) without 'Made in Great Britain' credit, 7XCE 17144-1N (PZT1 GA)/7XCE 17145-1N (PZT1 GG) and Please Please Me (45-R 4983) without 'Made in Great Britain' credit, 7XCE 17217-1N (MPT1 L)/7XCE 17218-1N (MPT2 L). Condition of the vinyl is generally EX.
Lot 27
THE BEATLES - Please Please Me (PCS 3042) a lovely copy of the third stereo pressing without either 'Sold in the UK' or 'Recording First Published' text but with the addition of '33 1/3' next to the matrix number on the label, this copy having a 1G mother & stamper on side two. YEX 94-1 (1 M)/YEX 95-1 (1 G). Housed in a front laminated Ernest J. Day flipback sleeve with large 'Stereo' & 'Angus McBean' credit far right with the 'P' of 'Photo' starting under the 'S' of 'Songs'. Condition of both the vinyl & sleeve is EX.
Lot 32
THE BEATLES - I Feel Fine/She's a Woman USA Capitol two sided 8" acetate with typed information, side one: Master No X45085, date 10/5/64 (altered with pen), time 2:19, Side two: X45086, date 10/5/64 (altered with pen), time 2:57. This recording includes a different mix on both sides to the standard release. Condition is between VG+ & EX.
Lot 39
THE BEATLES/PAUL McCARTNEY - Come and Get It UK one sided Apple acetate. The printed details have been changed by hand on the label, it originally read "Come and Get It" The Beatles, it was changed to "Come and Get It" A Beatle. The label has come loose from the acetate & it also comes with a scrap of paper from Apple Corps Ltd. Condition of the acetate is VG due to a small area of lacquer loss. This is the only known pressing on vinyl of Paul singing this track which was given to Badfinger to record.
Lot 41
THE BEATLES - White Album (PMC 7067/8) - a low numbered (under 10,000) top opening UK mono white album with the number being 0009689. The album comes with all four portrait prints and the poster but is missing record one. Condition of the sleeve is a nice EX, with only record two being present & in VG condition.
Lot 91
BEATLES - Please Please Me (PMC 1202) black & gold label mono original with Dick James credits housed in an Ernest J. Day sleeve with the correctly placed Angus McBean credit. Both labels are in a wonderful EX+ condition with few signs of play or wear. XEX 421-1N (1 GR)/XEX 422-1N (1 GD). Condition of the vinyl on side one would be a strong EX but for one hairline & an area of discolouration while side two is in EX+ condition, the sleeve would be very close to EX+ but for a sticker on the rear with a sticker tear beneath.
Lot 99
BEATLES OUR FIRST FOUR (no cat no) Original UK promotional 4 x 7" pack with all four singles presented here in their original folders with the mounts for the records still all firmly in place and presented in the original oversized card box. Condition of the vinyl is generally EX+, the folders are generally EX to EX+ & the card box is in a strong VG+ condition with some light edge rubbing along with the securing flap having been glued back into place.
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