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Lot 1537
JOHN ROBERTSON OF RANGERS F.C., HIS SCOTTISH FOOTBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP GOLD MEDAL, 1912/13 the obverse with central enamel Lion Rampant motif and inscription SCOTTISH FOOTBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP RANGERS F.C. 1912-13, the reverse inscribed J. ROBERTSON, in fifteen carat gold, in fitted branded and inscribed box of issueNote: A bittersweet medal, this was awarded to a player once descibed as 'a really classy half-back and an exceedingly capable player'. Robertson spent only one season with Rangers, during which time he helped them to this league championship. He also played his part in guiding Rangers to the Glasgow Cup final vs. Celtic. Rangers would ultimately lose the tie, though, more importantly, during the match Robertson would suffer a critical spinal injury, this leaving him crippled for the remainder of his life. He would ultimately die in 1937 after suffering from a cerebral heamorrhage. 41mm including suspension Qty: approx. 13.1g
Lot 6
S.L. BENFICA, EUROPEAN CUP 2ND ROUND JERSEY NOVEMBER 1969 vs. Celtic F.C., REDON ACRYLFASER label, stitched crests, and number 14, long sleevedNote: Believed worn by Artur Jorge. Swapped with Bertie Auld; The Bertie Auld Collection.Artur Jorge Braga Melo Teixeira, commonly known as Artur Jorge, was a Portuguese football manager and former player who enjoyed a hugely successful playing and managerial career.As a player, Jorge started his professional journey at Académica de Coimbra and later moved to Benfica, where he achieved considerable success, winning four Portuguese league championships, two Taça de Portugal cups, and two silver boots as leading goalscorer. However, due to a serious leg injury, he was forced to end his playing career at Belenenses during the 1977-78 season.On the international stage he played 16 times for Portugal and was a member of the squad that reached the Brazil Independence Cup final in 1972.After his playing days, Jorge embarked on a prestigious managerial career that saw him work with various clubs, including FC Porto, Paris Saint-Germain, Benfica, Académica de Coimbra, CSKA Moscow, and more. He also had international coaching stints, managing the Portugal national team during different seasons and leading the Switzerland national team at UEFA Euro 1996.During his time at Porto in the 1980s he won three national champion titles and two Taça de Portugal titles, although his greatest success was a triumphant 2-1 win over Bayern Munich in the 1987 European Cup Final. The win would cement his position as a legend of the game, with fans christening him "Rei Artur" ("King Arthur").On November 12, 1969, Celtic hosted Benfica in a thrilling European Cup First Leg match at Kerrydale Street. Despite a weekend defeat, Celtic prepared diligently, with Bobby Lennox ruled out due to an ankle injury. Stein opted for experience in the lineup, recalling veteran players including Bertie Auld.Celtic displayed dominance throughout, with John Hughes scoring a goal wrongly disallowed. The legendary Eusebio was overshadowed as Celtic tore Benfica apart, securing a convincing 3-0 victory. As a sub for Benfica, Artur Jorge showcased his skills.Celtic eventually won the tie on a coin toss after losing the second leg 3-0, making it 3-3 on aggregate.Years later, in 1997, there were strong speculations that Artur Jorge would become the manager of Celtic. A respected journalist at the time even announced that Jorge was the new Celtic manager, however, this speculation turned out to be inaccurate, with Wim Jansen eventually appointed to the position.Although the managerial opportunity with Celtic did not materialise, Jorge’s overall footballing contributions as a player and manager place him as one of the greats of the game.
Lot 8
LEEDS UNITED F.C., EUROPEAN CUP SEMI-FINAL JERSEY APRIL 1970 vs. Celtic F.C., UMBRO label, stitched crest, and number 4 verso, long sleevedNote: Believed worn by Billy Bremner during the 2nd leg tie at Hampden, 15th April 1970. Swapped with Bertie Auld; The Bertie Auld Collection."No manager could wish for a greater leader or a greater player. If I was in the trenches at the front line, the man I would want on my right side is Billy Bremner.” Don RevieBorn in Stirling in 1942, midfield firebrand, Billy Bremner, was the driving force behind Leeds United's most successful years under manager Don Revie in the 1960s and early 1970s.Despite being rejected by Arsenal and Chelsea for his height, Bremner signed for Leeds at just 17 and proved his worth by helping the club secure promotion to the top-flight in 1964. He became team captain in 1966, holding the role until his departure from the club.Wearing his distinctive No 4 jersey, Bremner won a haul of trophies at Leeds including the First Division (1968–69 and 1973–74), Second Division (1963–64), Inter-Cities Fairs Cup (1968 and 1971), FA Cup (1972), League Cup (1968) and FA Charity Shield (1969).Although he marked out for his passionate nature and tough tackling, which occasionally got him into trouble, Bremner was a skilled player with the ability to score crucial goals. In his 772 appearances he found the back of the net 115 times with countless assists to boot.He was named as the FWA Footballer of the Year in 1970 and has since been voted Leeds United's greatest player of all time, with a statue erected outside the south-east corner of their Elland Road stadium.Internationally, Bremner played a significant role in Scotland's rise during the 1970s, playing a key role in the side’s 1974 World Cup campaign and garnering praise from none other than Brazilian legend, Pele.Despite his legendary status, the European Cup eluded Bremner, with one of the bitterest defeats coming in the ‘Battle of Britain’ – the momentous European Cup semi-final clash against Celtic in 1970.In the second leg, Leeds faced an uphill battle after losing the first match 1-0 at Elland Road. Despite Bremner's powerful strike that levelled the tie on aggregate, Celtic emerged victorious, with second-half goals from John Hughes and Bobby Murdoch giving them an unassailable 3-1 advantage. The historic victory assured Celtic qualified for the European Cup final, facing Feyenoord in Milan.The game at Hampden Park drew a European record crowd of 136,505, mainly Celtic fans. The game was ranked as one of Celtic's greatest victories ever, with Jimmy Johnstone's performance earning him praise as a legend throughout Europe.Billy Bremner's illustrious career and Leeds United's memorable European Cup battle against Celtic remain significant chapters in football history, leaving a lasting impact on the sport and the fans who witnessed these momentous events. Condition generally good. There are some pulled threads below the collar which has created two ladders. Some loose threads around the number. Some minor bobbling. Some dirt marks and minor discolour, likely from having been worn. This iconic shirt is the one Bertie Auld swapped following the match, and there are a number of photographs of him holding it aloft whilst celebrating on the pitch. Additional images now available.
Lot 5
A.C. MILAN, EUROPEAN CUP QUARTER-FINAL JERSEY 1969 vs. Celtic F.C., Vittore Gianni label, stitched Scudetto, and number 13 verso, long sleevedNote: Believed Giorgio Rognoni's from the 2nd leg tie at Parkhead, 12th March 1969. Swapped with Bertie Auld; The Bertie Auld Collection.Giorgio Rognoni was an Italian midfielder who played for a string of clubs during a career that stretched two decades. He would begin with local team Modena in 1964, before playing in the Serie A with A.C. Milan, Foggia, Cesena, and Pistoiese.It was during his time with the ‘Rossoneri’ he would see most success, representing them between 1967 and 1971. Whilst not a regular starter, he would tally 54 league appearances, featuring in campaigns that saw them lift the Scudetto (1967/68), the UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup (1967/68), the European Cup (1968/69), and the Intercontinental Cup (1969).This shirt comes from the team’s 1969 European Cup run. Worn during the quarter-final victory over Jock Stein’s Celtic.After seeing off Malmö in the first round, Milan got a rare bye into the quarters. This was due to the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia and subsequent fall out between Eastern and Western bloc teams.The games vs. Celtic weren’t as straightforward. Indeed, manager Nereo Rocco went as far as to proclaim that, if they saw off the Bhoys, victory in the competition would be a formality. The 1st leg was played in Milan, with heavy snowfall making for treacherous playing conditions. Whilst Celtic had built their reputation on playing attacking football and Italian teams on defence, the roles were reversed. Celtic ground out a 0-0 draw, glad to bring the game back to Parkhead.Before that 2nd leg, Celtic were dealt a loss when Bobby Lennox was ruled out through an ankle injury. This would prove the first in a series of misfortunes, from a denied penalty claim to a missed Willie Wallace sitter, and most importantly, a rare Billy McNeill error which allowed Pierino Prati to score. This goal proved the difference, the support realising it wasn’t to be their year in Europe, Milan progressing to the semis.Rocco’s prophesy would eventually ring true, his team going on to defeat Manchester United 2-1 on aggregate, before taking the game to Rinus Michels’ Ajax to win the club’s second ever European Cup.Rognoni, like Bertie Auld, was a used sub on the night of the Parkhead match. After going on to represent three further teams, his life was cruelly cut short at the age of 39. Dear Luca, Many thanks for getting in touch. The basis of our description took a couple of things into consideration, including notes from the family. We were unable to say with certainty and hence the description using the word 'believed'. This said, it is an A.C. Milan shirt from the 1969 quarter finals vs Celtic and is presented with impeccable provenance being from the collection of Celtic Legend Bertie Auld. We actually sold one of these shirts, from the collection of Auld's teamate Stevie Chalmers, a few years back (link below): https://www.mctears.co.uk/auction/lot/lot-1904---ac-milan---matchworn-jersey-from-the-european-cup-quarter-final-1969/?lot=157747&so=4&st=a.c.%20milan&sto=0&au=&ef=&et=&ic=False&sd=1&pp=96&pn=1&g=1 Whilst we won't modify the description, having only used the term believed, it is entirely possible Nello Santin. If I can help in any other way, please do let me know. All the best, James Bruce
Lot 7
GIANCARLO DE SISTI OF A.C.F. FIORENTINA, EUROPEAN CUP QUARTER-FINAL JERSEY MARCH 1970 vs. Celtic F.C., stitched Scudetto over crest, and number 10 verso, long sleevedNote: Believed from the 1st leg at Celtic Park on 4th March 1970. Swapped with Bertie Auld; The Bertie Auld Collection.Giancarlo de Sisti, fondly known as Picchio, had a remarkable football career, leaving a lasting impact at both club and international levels. Born in Rome, he made his debut in Serie A with A.S. Roma in 1961, going on to play for the Club until 1965, and then again from 1974-79.Despite his achievements at Roma, De Sisti's most successful period came with ACF Fiorentina (1965-74), where he won a league title in 1969, and featured in both legs of the European Cup Quarter Final against Celtic in 1970.Internationally, De Sisti represented the Italy national football team with distinction, earning 29 caps and scoring 4 goals between 1967 and 1972. He played a crucial role in Italy's triumph at the UEFA Euro 1968, which included a memorable 2-0 final replay victory over Yugoslavia on home soil. Additionally, he was part of the Italian squad that finished as runners-up at the 1970 FIFA World Cup in Mexico.Known for his exceptional playmaking abilities, De Sisti was regarded as one of Italy's greatest ever playmakers, possessing excellent vision, passing accuracy, and composure under pressure.On March 4, 1970, De Sisti showcased his talents in an enthralling European Cup first-leg match between Celtic and Fiorentina at Parkhead, Glasgow. The game was eagerly anticipated, attracting a record-breaking European crowd of 77,240 spectators.The match held special significance for Celtic midfielder Bertie Auld, who had one of his finest moments as a Celt. Auld was informed that he would be playing just 40 minutes before kick-off, as the team lineup was kept under wraps until the last moment by Celtic manager, Jock Stein.Stein made some tactical changes, bringing back Bobby Murdoch, John Hughes, and Bertie Auld into the starting eleven. Fortunately, Celtic's Tommy Gemmell, who had a recent injury concern, was declared fit to play.Fiorentina, on the other hand, faced a significant setback as their star striker Chiarugi was dropped from the squad following a weekend loss to Torino. Jock Stein had closely monitored Fiorentina's form, having travelled back to Glasgow with the Italian team after watching their match in Italy.Despite Fiorentina offering their players a financial incentive of £1,500 per man to secure a victory against Celtic, it was the Glasgow club who dominated proceedings on the pitch. The home side put on a remarkable performance, with Bertie Auld opening the scoring in an impressive 3-0 victory. Despite losing the away tie, in which De Sisti set up the only goal of the game, Celtic triumphed 3-1 on aggregate to progress to the semi-finals.The match will forever be etched in the memories of both Celtic and Fiorentina fans as a thrilling European Cup clash filled with drama and excitement. It highlighted the importance of tactical decisions, the impact of passionate home support, and the determination of players striving for European glory.
Lot 302
A Gentleman's silk Banyan dressing gown Possibly 18th centuryHand stitched, full length and generous sleeved, with saffron yellow lining, pleats emitting from the waist at the back, with yellow lined pockets concealed within the pleats.Length 140cmThe condition is generally very good. Virtually no degredation of the fabric, no moth damage. No mustiness or unpleasant smells. Some very tiny holes shown with pen in photos. Light water staining on some areas of the lining. One internal seam on one shoulder has come unstitched for 3cm. There is evidence of historical stitching on two points of the back at waist level which was probably a belt or tie.Approx measurements: Length of sleeve, cuff unturned: 76cmAcross chest flat 50cm. Waist measured flat, total measurement from side to side: 117cm.
Lot 213
R.M.S QUEEN MARY INTERESTincluding a 'Souvenir Brochure and Photographic Review commemorating the Launch of the Cunarder 534' (rare publication produced prior to the name “Queen Mary” being announced as the name of the ship); 'RMS Queen Mary Transatlantic Masterpiece' by Janette McCutcheon; Cunard R.M.S Queen Mary menus - Luncheon, April 13, 1952; Farewell Dinner, August 1950; and Luncheon, September 6, 1954; a butterfly wing silver mounted commemorative brooch; a Queen Mary tie clip; postcards; together with a selection of photographic prints of various other ships
Lot 371
* AUGUSTUS EDWIN JOHN RA (WELSH 1878 - 1961), PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN IN A BOW TIE oil on canvas, signedframedimage size 45cm x 35cm, overall size 66cm x 56cm Note: Augustus Edwin John OM RA was a Welsh painter, draughtsman, and etcher. For a time he was considered the most important artist at work in Britain: Virginia Woolf remarked that by 1908 the era of John Singer Sargent and Charles Wellington Furse "was over. The age of Augustus John was dawning."
Lot 1088
WW2 German State Service Flag (Reichsdienstflagge), fine example of double sided red cotton flag with central swastika and eagle and swastika to the top corner. Complete with its enforced taped edge with rope tie. Ink stamping to the edge ‘R.Dienstflg – 100x170’ and then manufacturers stamp. Remains in very good overall condition.
Lot 540
A mixed collection of coins and banknotes to include 1921 'Morgan Dollar', Maria Theresa Thaler, Victorian and later threepence, pre-decimal coinage and commemorative Crowns, together with mixed banknotes to include British Armed Forces, Tunisia, Bank of Scotland, USA, Zhongguo Remin Yinhang, and others together with tie clips, Location:
Lot 526
A GE-TYPE VASE, FANGHU, FIRST HALF OF THE 18TH CENTURYChina, 1700-1750. Of rectangular section, the pear-shaped body rising from a short slightly spreading foot to a gently waisted neck, the sides flanked by a pair of lug handles, covered overall with a grayish-blue glaze suffused with a matrix of dark gray, gold, and transparent crackle. The thick and vitreous nature of the glaze is typical for the first half of the 18th century. The broad rectangular foot is unglazed, thus revealing the dark brown ware.Provenance: French trade.Condition: Excellent condition with minor old wear and firing irregularities including pitting and distinct glaze recesses near the rim to the interior and exterior.Weight: 820.8 gDimensions: Height 20 cm The crackles on this vase are known as jinsi tiexian (gold thread and iron wire) and were deliberately induced during the cooling process and later highlighted by staining. The glaze and black dressing are conscious imitations of Song-dynasty Ge ware.Literature: See Catalogue of the International Exhibition of Chinese Art, 1935-6, no. 876, in the collection of Sir Percival David. For related Yongzheng examples, see Catalog of the Special Exhibition of K'ang-hsi, Yung-cheng and Ch'ien-lung Porcelain Ware from the Ch'ing Dynasty in the National Palace Museum, no. 63; Lam, Ethereal Elegance: Porcelain Vases of the Imperial Qing, The Huaihaitang Collection, no. 39, pp. 160-1; and Tie, The Complete Collection of Porcelain of Jiangxi Province: Porcelain of the Qing Dynasty (I), p. 113. Note also the Catalogue of a Special Exhibition of Ch'ing Dynasty Monochrome Porcelains in the National Palace Museum, no. 80, for a Guan-glazed example; and Xu, Treasures in the Royalty: The Official Kiln Porcelain of the Qing Dynasty, p. 205, for a rust-glazed version.Auction result comparison: Type: Closely relatedAuction: Christie's Paris, 13 December 2017, lot 69Price: EUR 25,000 or approx. EUR 29,000 adjusted for inflation at the time of writingDescription: A Ge-type vase, Fanghu, Qing dynasty, first quarter of the 18th centuryExpert remark: Compare the related form and closely related glaze, with similar two-tone crackle, and size (19 cm). Note the everted rim and the slightly more spreading foot. 十八世紀上半葉仿哥窯貫耳壺中國，1700-1750年。器規整而不厚重，圓口，直頸，肩上飾貫耳，腹部下垂圓腹，高圈足微外撇。通體施繪仿哥釉，釉面細膩，開片，鐵足。 來源：法國古玩交易。 品相：狀況良好，有輕微磨損和燒製不規則，包括邊緣附近的凹坑和明顯的内外釉面凹陷。 重量：820.8 克 尺寸：高 20 厘米文獻：見圖錄《International Exhibition of Chinese Art》，1935-6年，編號876，收藏於Sir Percival David。一件相近的雍正方壺，見《清康雍乾名瓷》，故宮博物院，編號63。Lam，《Ethereal Elegance: Porcelain Vases of the Imperial Qing，The Huaihaitang Collection》，編號39，頁160-1。Tie，《The Complete Collection of Porcelain of Jiangxi Province: Porcelain of the Qing Dynasty (I)》，頁113。請注意一件官窯方壺，《清康雍乾名瓷》，編號80。一件銹釉方壺，Xu，《Treasures in the Royalty: The Official Kiln Porcelain of the Qing Dynasty》，頁205。 拍賣結果比較： 形制：非常相近 拍賣：巴黎佳士得，2017年12月13日，lot 69 價格：EUR 25,000（相當於今日EUR 29,000） 描述：清十八世紀初仿哥釉貫耳壺 專家評論：比較相近的外形和非常相近釉面，有兩種不同顏色的裂紋，以及尺寸(19厘米)。請注意緣口外翻和足部外撇。
Lot 840
Regimental Prize Medals (15), Grenadier Guards (4); Scots Guards; Welsh Guards (2); Guards Depot (4), Household Division; Brigade of Guards (3); Regimental Tie stick pins (2), Scots Guards; Irish Guards, silver, some with enamelling, some missing suspension rings, generally very fine (17) £40-£50
Lot 9
A pair of Sandersons Mogul in pink cotton lined curtains with fixed triple pencil pleat headings 205 cm drop x 275 cm wide at bottom and 135 cm wide at top together with a pair of Silver Studios Collection Bird's Empire in beige, pinks and blues cotton type inter lined curtains with taped pencil pleat headings 220 cm drop x 270 cm wide at bottom, a pair of Laura Ashley cotton cream with yellow poppies lined curtains with taped pencil pleat headings 100 cm drop x 130 wide at bottom and a single door curtain with matching pelmet and tie back by Hill & Knowles "Pemfwood 2" collection "Holmstall" in cream and blue, lined curtain with taped pencil pleat headings 215 cm drop x 265 cm wide at bottom together with a quantity of John Lewis curtain pole brackets, curtain pole rings, door knobs etc and a pair of tassel tie backs CONDITION REPORTS Sandersons curtains: Fair - some stains and fading to the face and linings Bird's Empire curtains: Poor - some holes, staining, sun fading to the edges etcLaura Ashley curtains: Good - some small marksHill & Knowles door curtain: Fair - some sun fading to edge, lines, some marks, generally requires a good clean
Lot 6
One pair of damask type burgundy ground foliate decorated interlined curtains with taped pencil pleat headings 237 cm drop x 258 cm wide at bottom with matching pelmet and tie backs CONDITION REPORTS Fair, small tear on hem and some marks at bottom of face. Linings marked, some sun fading on edge and one rip
Lot 321
A collection of Hasbro and Kenner Star Wars collectibles, all boxed, including: Dark Horse Comics Star Wars: Shadow of the Empire, with Prince Xizor and Darth Vader figures; Episode I Electronic CommTalk Reader; Luke Skywalker X-Wing; Yoda; TIE Fighter Pilot; Lando Calrissian; and others. (13)
Lot 433
DAVID HAY 12 x 8 photo: Col, depicting Celtic midfielder DAVID HAY in full length action during a 2-1 victory over Rangers in a League Cup tie at Ibrox in 1973, signed in black marker. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10.
Lot 255
Six items of Beatles collectables to inc: 1964 NEMS licensed 'Tie Tack Pin' on original card display, a 'Design by Aki' , an original Beatle brooch badge pin on original card display, a full set of six NEMS licensed pin badges (faces and guitar) with an additional guitar pin, a mini metal bound photobook, NEMS licensed 'Yeh Yeh Yeh' pendant.
Lot 1205
A Victorian cast iron Oak Tree pattern garden seat, probably Coalbrookdale, third quarter 19th century; the openwork backrest and seat composed of branches and leaves with acorns, the ends with 'serpent and grapes' cast supports; 87cm high, 131cm wideNote: The design of the bench is very similar to a pattern by J.Haywood for the Phoenix Foundry at Derby, but in that the rustic timber casting is at the ends too. The 'serpent and grapes' cast supports tie in with the Coalbrookdale bench of that name patented in 1844, so their use here is a continuation of that motif. Cf. Christie's South Kensington, The Country Seat, 22nd June 2000, lot 112 for a pair of identical examples.Comparative Literature: Georg Himmelheber, Cast Iron Furniture, Philip Wilson, distributed by Antique Collectors' Club Ltd., 1996, plate 106
Lot 324
Steiff Teddy Bears - a collection of three assorted soft toy teddy bears, to include a German Steiff made example to include; an original Steiff made 1920 classic-serie replica soft toy teddy bear 000850 with growler. Light brown mohair with stitched nose, fully jointed limbs and button tag to the ear. With Original tags, a classic grey bear called 'Ashton' with green bow tie by RUSS and a vintage limited edition boxed 'Paddington Bear' by Rainbow Designs. Largest Steiff example measures 30cm (sitting down).
Lot 364
A quantity of eighty vintage metal pin badges related to Bowling associations to include; Bristol Tramways Bowls Sports Association, Wiltshire Masonic Bowling Association, Hertfordshire Masonic Bowling Association, The London Masonic Bowlers Association, London Bowling Secretaries Association, Hertfordshire Masonic Sports Association, Province of Essex Bowlers Association, Teignmouth Bowling Club, Dorset County League Champions, City Of London Bowling Club, Civil Service Bowling Association, Brixham St Mary's Park Bowling Club, Eastern Valley Bowling Cub, London County Council Staff Bowling Association, Devon CBA - other bowls clubs to include Edinburgh & Leith, Derbyshire, Metropolitan Police Bowling Association, Southall & District Bowling Association, Richmond & Barnes District Bowling league, Gloucestershire Bowling Association, Cambridgeshire, Tottenham & District, Letchworth, Selbourne, Ashcombe, Hawkenbury, Wimbledon, Portsmouth, Derbyshire, Worthing, Southbourne, Torbay, Boston, Hartlepool, Richmond Park, Watford, Wokingham, Folkestone, Leicestershire, Isle of Wight, Bellingham, Sussex, Perthshire, Crouch Hill, Clarence - Weston super Mare, Eastbourne, North Kent, Hampshire, Dunbarton & Dunbartonshire, Sphinx Bowls Club - Coventry, Surrey, New Forest, Westmon & District and Bournemouth amongst many others. Includes 2 x tie pins labelled Travellers & Surrey Bowling Clubs.
Lot 428
A collection of vintage 20th century 45 RPM singles vinyl records, CD's and Books. To include; Mick Rock / David Bowie Starman - The Photography of Mick Rock Box Set with Red Vinyl Edition Starman Single and booklet in collectors tin, Life on Tour with Bowie - A Genius Remembered book by Sean Mayes. CD's to include Heathen, Aladdin Sane, Seven Years in Tibet, Tellin Lies, The Buddha of Suburbia, The Hearts Filthy Lesson, Thursday's Child, Everyone Says Hi, Hallo Spaceboy, Fame 90, Dead Man Walking, Black Tie White Noise, Little Wonder. DVD's to include The Man Who Fell to Earth, Best of Bowie, Labyrinth, In The 70's and In his Own Words.
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