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Vinyl - Led Zeppelin – Led Zeppelin II LP on Atlantic Records 588198. UK 1969 2nd pressing with Lemon Song credit and Thankyou misprint A2 / B2 matrices, lighter brown gatefold sleeve. VG / VG++

Vinyl - Over 70 Northern Soul / Soul / Funk 7” singles on Atlantic Records and Stax Records to include: Barbara Lewis, King Floyd, Mel Torme, Rufus Thomas, Sam & Dave, Percy Sledge, Aretha Franklin, Eddie Floyd, Williams Bell, Booker T. & The M.G.’s, Arthur Conley, Solomon Burke, Otis Redding, Eddie Harris, Major Harris, The Soul Clan, Albert King, Ben E. King and others. Condition varies

Vinyl - Led Zeppelin self titled LP on Atlantic Records 588171, UK pressing, plum labels, A1/B1 matrices, grey strip on front of sleeve. Vg+ overall (small sticker on top right of sleeve).

Vinyl - Led Zeppelin self titled LP on Atlantic Records - 588171. Original UK 1st pressing, turquoise sleeve lettering, Superhype Music credit and uncorrected matrix numbers. Sleeve VG- (bends and folds), Vinyl G

Vinyl - 4 original UK 1st pressing reggae albums to include: The Ethiopians – Reggae Power (Trojan Records – TTL 10, 1969) VG+, Owen Gray – Reggae With Soul (Trojan Records - TTL 24 1969) EX-, Byron Lee And The Dragonaires – Reggae Blast Off (Trojan Records -TBL 110 1970) VG+ / VG++, Byron Lee – Jump Up (Atlantic Records - 587018, 1966 mono plum labels) EX / VG+

A collection of approximately thirty-five British rock records including The Rolling Stones 'Love You Live', Rod Stewart 'Atlantic Crossing', '24 Carat Purple', The Rolling Stones 'Sticky Fingers' with zip outer sleeve (af), 'Sing it again Rod', Fleetwood Mac 'Greatest Hits', Jimi Hendrix 'The Singles Album', Genesis, seven Led Zeppelin albums including 'Presence', 'In Through the Out Door' etc, and an empty Andy Warhol sleeve.

A COLLECTION OF MEDALS FROM WWI, WWII, ODD FELLOWS AND A SPECIAL CONSTABULARY MEDAL, the WWI pair of medals are named to 176167 Gunner A.E. Barsted R.A., the three Odd Fellows medals were all awarded to Mr. Barsted and he became the Grand Master of his Friendly Society and these are all hallmarked silver, the WWII medals and Special Constabulary medal were awarded to Albert Ernest Goodhead who served in the Royal Navy, the medals that are mounted for wearing include a 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star, Africa Star with North Africa 1942-43 bar, Burma Star with Pacific bar and 1939-45 War medal, the Special Constabulary medal was awarded for service between 1950 to 1968, these medals also have his original Royal Navy service records, also included are two photograph albums with individual photos and postcards and a folder with various submarine records in it

LED ZEPPELIN - LP PACK (INC REISSUE RARITIES). A fine selection of 5 LPs by Led Zeppelin, including a modern reissue rarity. Titles include Physical Graffiti (SS 2-200, 2005 200g pressing on Classic Records Ex/ Ex+. Sleeve Ex), II (588198, UK plum/ red Atlantic labels. Lemon Song/ Livin' Lovin' Maid labels. Record Ex/ sleeve VG+), IV (x2) inc (2401012, plum/ red UK Atlantic. Side 1 G, has heavy/ feelable scratches. Side 2 VG/ sleeve VG+) & (K50008, Limited Edition coloured vinyl. Ex/ VG+) and III (ATL 50 002, Ex+/ Ex).

* Royal Air Force. A comprehensive collection of WWII RAF memorabilia belonging to Navigator Evan Albert Rutland, 53 Squadron, who served in Liberators on Coastal Command, Iceland including WWII Medals, comprising 1939-1945 Star, Atlantic Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, Defence and War Medals, extremely fine, with Normandy 1944 Veterans Medal, with Normany' clasp, numbered '16525' in Royal Mint case of issue, Battle for Britain Veterans Medal, with Royal and Air Force and Police Forces clasps, in original case of issue with packaging, various cloth badges including four Observer wings (two padded), two Navigators wings, two officer's cap badge including one by J.R. Gaunt & Sons Ltd, The King's Badge For Loyal Service, boxed, B Type flying helmet (No 4), brown leather with tailors label for Wareings (Northampton) Ltd St. James' St Northampton, No 4 71/2 - 7 3/4, dated 1939, with zip-up ear cups (lacking pullers), chamois lining, faintly inscribed 'Rutland', with bakelite loom and Air Ministry earphones numbered 10A/7063, a pair of Mk IV flying goggles, brass metal frame with hinged in the centre, split hinged lenses, velvet and brown leather nose pad, cord loops and brown leather head-strap stamped AM Mk VIB, a WWII Irvin flying jacket, brown leather with fleece lining, WWII brown leather Irvin flying jacket, sheep fleece lined with 'AM' zips (all functional), belt and suspension loop to the collar, length 57 cm, inner arm length 50 cmOriginal documents and ephemera including Flying Logbook, commencing 8 August 1942, final entry 30 October 1943 (there are later entries for 1946 and 1974), RAF Sight Logbook, first entry 29 March 1943, final entry 25 March 1946, Navigator's Logbook, 53 and 63 Squadron badges, photograph albums with captioned snapshot size photographs, pocket notebooks, navigational instruments including a Navigational Computor Mk III D, with green canvas bag stamped G&S Ltd, 1943 AM, framed photographs including "B" Flight, 53 Squadron, RAF 1943, a Baltimore under repair on Malta and other related items, contained in an old suitcase with luggage label, a full list of the items offered here is available on request QTY: (1)NOTE:The logbook records Rutland at No 47 Air School, Queenstown, South Africa from 8 August 1942 to 10 January 1943, he moved to No 75 O.T.U., Gianaclis, Egypt from 15 June 1943 to 20 August 1943. He joined No 69 Squadron at Luqa, Malta on 28 December 1943, and in January 1944 flew 2 sorties in Baltimore. He served with No 53 Squadron, St. Eval, Reykjavik from 19 May 1944 to 17 April 1945 flying 48 Sorties in coastal command, the logbook records him crashing on landing in Reykjavik on 29 May 1945 (Liberator), the squadron moved to several locations including St Davids, Merryfield and Gransden Lodge his last entry with the squadron was 1 March 1946, he moved to No 220 Squadron based in Waterbeach his final entry here was on 12 March. Rutland served in 20 different types of aircraft including Oxford, Anson, Blenheim, Baltimore, Liberator, Dakota and Beaufighter. The lot includes handwritten operational orders for his time in Iceland where he is noted for serving in Liberators.53 Squadron was based in Iceland from September 1944 and remained there until the end of WWII. When it came back to the UK to RAF St Davids joining RAF Transport Command to carry troops to India. The squadron was disbanded at RAF Gransden Lodge on 15 June 1946.

Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin IV, Atlantic Records 2401012, Gatefold Sleeve with Inner, Plum labels with 'Led Zeppelin' in the top half of the label, 'Misty Mountain Hop' correctly titled, A//3 and B//3 matrices, 'PORKY' and 'PECKO DUCK' etched in runoffs.

Led Zeppelin - Houses of the Holy, LP, Atlantic Records K50014, and Led Zeppelin II Atlantic Records 588 198 (sleeve separated along bottom edge, 2).

Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin I, LP, Atlantic Records 588 171, orange lettering, bearing four signatures in biro to reverse. CONDITION REPORT: The signatures are all in the same blue biro, the pen looks to have been running out at the time as they are all quite faint. There is sadly no provenance to confirm the signatures as genuine, the LP was found in a house clearance.

ROCK AND POP CD COLLECTION - a large collection of approximately 300 Rock and Pop CDs. Collection to include: Led Zeppelin - Mothership - Atlantic/Swan Song (R2 313148), Cupid's Inspiration - Yesterday Has Gone - Keyhole Records (KR 422/0276515234227), The Small Faces - All Or Nothing - Weton-Wesgram (GB250), Amy Winehouse, Elvis Presley, Roy Orbison, Rod Stewart, Nirvana, Dusty Springfield, Pink Floyd, The Jam, Manic Street Preachers, Elton John, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks, The Beach Boys, Don McClean and more. Collection generally in Ex+ condition

ROCK - LP COLLECTION. A collection of approx 48 x LPs. Artists/ Titles include Led Zeppelin - III (2401002, plum/ red Atlantic, 'Peter Grant', G+/G+), The Beatles - Meet The Beatles, The Rolling Stones - After-Math (LK 4786), The Pretty Things - The Pretty Things, Pink Floyd - Piper At The Gates Of Dawn, The Who, Third Ear Band, Space Ritual, Queen, Jefferson Airplane, Steppenwolf, Deep Purple, Genesis, Dr. John and Paul McCartney. The condition is generally VG to Ex. Please note some records/ sleeves grade below VG.

50S TO 80S ROCK AND POP LP COLLECTION - a collection to include 230 LPs including a full set of History Of Rock. Collection to include: Wilson Pickett - Hey Jude - Atlantic (588170), The Rolling Stones - Aftermath - Decca (SKL 4786) - Emotional Rescue - Rolling Stones Records (CUN39111) - Love You Live, Bob Dylan - Bringing It All Back Home, Jimmy Ruffin - The Jimmy Ruffin Way, The Walker Brothers, Ringo Starr, John Lennon Dire Straits, Toto, Simon And Garfunkel, Phil Collins, Roxy Music, The Royal Guardsmen, Gary Puckett And The Union Gap and more. The collection is generally in VG+ to Ex+ condition.

STORMZY - Stormzy's Framed Autographed Glastonbury Set List - Stormzy's original set list from his headline set at the infamous Glastonbury Festival. Stromzy performed on the Pyramid Stage on Friday, 28th June 2019, and was the first black British rapper to headline the event. After the performance, this set list was gifted to an employee at Atlantic Records, the UK label the rapper was signed with at the time.The set list comprises 19 songs, including "Shut Up", "Vossi Bop", and "Crown", and notes in red indicating when special guest performers joined him on stage. The list is autographed in black ink by Stormzy, and it comes in a black-painted wooden frame. The lot is accompanied by a letter of authenticity from the previous owner. Dimensions (framed): 40 cm x 31 cm x 1.5 cm (15.75" x 12.25" x 0.5")The autographs in this lot have been professionally authenticated by expert Garry King; see notice in the Buyer's Guide.Estimate: £2,000 - 4,000 † ΔBidding for this lot will end on Friday, November 15th. The auction will begin at 3:00 PM GMT and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Thursday, November 14th, Saturday, November 16th or Sunday, November 17th.

Vinyl - Jazz - Dorothy Ashby – The Fantastic Jazz Harp Of Dorothy Ashby LP on Atlantic Records ATL 5047. Original Uk 1966 1st pressing purple labels. Sleeve VG (2 centimetres tear at opening), Vinyl VG / VG+ (non feelable marks and scuffs).

Vinyl - Led Zeppelin II LP on Atlantic Records 588198. Plum labels, copyright control credit. Vg

Vinyl - Lemonheads – It's A Shame About Ray LP on Atlantic Records - 7567-82397-1, Original UK / EU 1992 1st pressing with printed inner. EX- (slight rub on top edge) / EX- (light sleeve scuffs)

Vinyl - Led Zeppelin II LP on Atlantic Records 588198. UK 1969 2nd pressing with Lemon Song credit and Thankyou misprint A2 / B5 matrices, lighter brown gatefold sleeve. VG / VG++

Vinyl - 6 albums, one 12” and 5 x 10" by The Lemonheads spanning their career to include: Hate Your Friends (Taang! Records – TAANG! 15, US yellow labels, orange lettering), Creator (TAANG! 23, US blue labels, blue lettering), Lick (World Service – SERV 007, UK), Lovey (Atlantic – 7567-82137-1, EU), It's A Shame About Ray (Atlantic – 7567-82460-1, EU), Come On Feel The Lemonheads (Atlantic – 7567-82537-1, EU), Patience And Prudence (12”), Confetti (10”), Mrs. Robinson (10”), It’s A Shame About Ray (10”), It’s About Time (10”), Into Your Arms (10”). Condition at least VG+ overall

Vinyl - Led Zeppelin III LP on Atlantic Records 2401 002. Plum labels, no Peter Grant credit, 2401.002 on label. Sleeve Vg+ with working wheel, vinyl Vg- with mark across side one track 5

Vinyl - Northern Soul - Margie Joseph – I Can't Move No Mountains on Atlantic Records 45-3269. Original USA 1st 1975 1st pressing. EX+

Vinyl - Led Zeppelin II LP on Atlantic Records 588198. UK 3rd issue, plum labels, A//6 / B//4 matrices, A3 appears as "The Lemon Song" on sleeve, but as "Killing Floor" on label. Side B on tracks B1 and B4: John-Paul Jones is credited by his real name Baldwin. EX- / EX

SOUL - LP COLLECTION. Sweet grooves with 20 x (largely) LPs here. To include Aretha Franklin (x7) inc. Soul '69 (US plum Atlantic stereo), Aretha Arrives (Sundazed Records RE), Live At Filmore West and Who's Ommin' Who?, Wilson Pickett - Don't Knock My Love and Groove City, The McCoys, George McRae - Rock Your Baby, Percy Sledge (x5) inc. The Percy Sledge Way (plum US Atlantic stereo 'black fan') and The Golden Voice Of Soul and The Platters (x3). Condition is generally VG+ to Ex+/archive.

ELVIS PRESLEY - 7"/10" BOX SET (CONTEMPORARY PRESSINGS). Excellent collection of 1 x 10" box set and 15 x 7" from Elvis. Titles include 18 UK #1s (18 x 10" set, 82876666561, all complete), Rock & Roll, Sings The Hits Of Sun/Atlantic/Specialty Records, Sings The Hits Of Doo Wop, If I Can Dream, Little Mama, Milkcow Blues Boogie (Sun RE) and I Want You With Me. Condition is almost entirely Ex+/as new.

The Richard Larn Archive Shipping History Files. Ten files A remarkable collection of ten meticulously organized files containing decades of research. Each file is filled with carefully photocopied articles, reports, appendices, and more—painstakingly collected and catalogued for Richard Larn's works. This comprehensive archive represents years of dedicated effort, making it an invaluable resource for researchers, historians, or collectors.A partial account of each folder;Shipping File No.1- Forty five resources listed and indexed, including Elder Dempster fleet History 1852-1985- fleet listed; Sea Breezes extracts; Rochester Sailing Barges by B. Childs; History of the cost of living - prices comparisons- 1790 to 1914; New Zealand Shipping Co. Haws, D. Waitara -wrecks; Nelson- his church- our heritage- All Saints Church- Norfolk; The Atlantic Ferry, Maginnis- wecks in UK in last 70 years; Alderney Wrecks- wreck list, &c. &c.Shipping File No.2- Not indexed but includes A German Naval History; Victor Young. Merchant Ships of World War II; Norman Friedman. Postwar British Mine Countermeasures- and National Strategy; Margate Surf-Boat Service Launches 1857 to 1940; Lancaster Maritime Museum - Marine Site/Wreck File; Volumes and Pages in Sea Breezes 1919-1960; James E. Cowden. The Price of Peace Elder Dempster 1939-1945, &c. &c.Shipping File No.3- Fity resources listed and indexed including Lincolnshire Coast Shipwreck Association- 1827 to 1864 - wrecks; 1st Report of Select committee Shipwrecks- 1843- wreck lists; Report on Steam Vessel Accidents- 1839 - wreck lists; Janes Fighting Ships- WWI- 'Q' Ships- list of numbers/details; Lloyd's Weekley Casualty Lists, &c. &c.Shipping File No.4- Thirty six resources listed and indexed including Shipwrecks- in the Pentland Firth, Scotland, Bremmer's List 1840-1985; Empress of Balmoral- wreck- Lundy- Sketch of wreck condition; North America- historical research addresses; Hydrographic Department- Wrecks Section- booklets and information; List of Wrecks on the coast of Portugal- 1987- list and photographs; Vesuvius, HMS. torpedo training ship, lost N.Cornwall- wreck, &c. &c.Shipping History File No.5- Seventy nine resources listed and indexed including Swedish ancestry sources; Steam Vessel accidents & incidents; Copious Lloyds Register including Records relating to shipwrecks, Record of medals, Edward Lloyd and his coffee shop, Titanic &c. &c.; HMS Pandora- lost and found- article, &c. &c.Shipping History File No.6; Not indexed but includes Admiralty- Historical Information 1914-18 War Histories; Walter Pollock. Small Vessels, 1946; David Burrell. Furness Withy. The centenary history of Furness, Withy and Company, Ltd 1891-1991; E. f. Knight and E.G. Fuller. The Union-Castle and the War 1916-1919; Melancholy Loss of the Whale-fishing Ship Oscar, of Aberdeen, On Thursday, April 1, 1813; Sunderland Public Libraries Index to Shipwrecks 1850-1859, &c. &c.Shipping History File No.7- Not indexed but includes N.R.P. Bonsor. North Atlantic Seaway; Ian Whittaker. Wrecks of 55N 04W, &c. &c.Shipping History File No.8- Not indexed but includes Salvesen of Leith by Wray Vamplew; Lloyd's Weekley Casultie Reports; List of Submarines Sunk; Reports of Inquiries into Wreks 1876-1879; J. E. B. Belt and H. S. Appleyard. A History of Franck C. Strick and his many shipping enterprises; Roy. Anderson. White Star, &c. &c.Shipping History File No. 9- Not indexed but includes First Report from the Select Committee on Shipwrecks Together with the Minutes of Evidence; Report on Steam-Vessel Accidents; Report from Select Committee on Shipwrecks of Timber Ships; Rev. Andrew W. Huckett. The Chants; Kathleen Fidler and Ian Morrison. Wrecks, Wreckers and Resuers; Marine Casualties Southwest Atlantic & Southwest Indian Ocean 1965-1981, &c. &c.Shipping History File No.10- Not indexed but includes the world's Largest Coastwise Liner Fleet by Ernest R. Reader; Duncan Haws. Merchant Fleets - Elders & Fyffes and Geest; J. A, MacRae & C. V. Waine. The Steam Collier Fleets; Robert Wall. Bristol Channel - Pleasure Steamers; D. Hollet. Fast Passage to Australia, &c. &c.

Three 12" vinyl records by Led Zeppelin on UK Atlantic plum labels, comprising 'II' 3rd pressing 'Killing Floor' variant', 'III' 1st pressing with working wheel cover and 'IV' 1st pressing (2nd variant) with original inner sleeve - condition: generally very good, records showing light wear and scratches and sleeves showing some general wear, some pen to 'III' sleeve and labels.

Salmon Clubs.- Canada.- Tabusintac Club, decorative initial in red, illustrations, original pictorial wrappers, [Boston], [privately printed by the] Atlantic Printing Company, [c.1920] § Log of the Eagle Salmon Club 'The First Five Years', ink inscriptions, original printed wrappers, housed within morocco-backed drop-back box, [privately printed], [c.1963], [together Wood BSS 158 & 146]; and 4 others relating to the Eagle and Tobique Salmon Clubs, v.s. (6) *** A small group of records and accounts of the Tabusintac, Eagle and Tobique Salmon Clubs, in New Brunswick and Newfoundland, Canada. 

SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL INTEREST: A SIGNED CUBAN CIGAR BOX the lid affixed with an oil painting by George Horace Davis (1881-1963) titled 'The "Atlantic Charter" Voyage. August 1941', signed lower left, the ship depicted is the HMS Prince of Wales, 12cm square, beneath the oil the box bears the signature of Sir Winton Churchill (1874-1965), dated 1942, a guarantee is affixed to the underside of the lid, the box overall measures 12.5cm high x 17.5cm wide x 18cm deepNote: A small number of these cigar boxes appear to have been produced, variously painted by Davis and all signed by Churchill. Some boxes appear to have been gifted and others sold by auction at Christie's, to raise funds for the Red Cross. An Australian newspaper, The Barrier Miner, dated December 3rd 1942, records one box in the Red Cross sale reaching £318. The Christie's Red Cross sales contained numerous donations from political figures and royalty with the money raised to support the war effort. A British Pathé newsreel, available on YouTube, records the significance of the gifts and the success of the sales. The Atlantic Charter voyage was the long and daring journey taken by Churchill to meet with the American President Franklin D. Roosevelt aboard anchored ships in Placentia Bay, Newfoundland. The meeting led to the Atlantic Charter, a declaration outlining the joint war aims of the United States and the United Kingdom. Churchill travelled across the Atlantic on board HMS Prince of Wales, which was sadly destroyed in action shortly afterwards. 

λ&nbspOLIVER MESSEL (BRITISH 1904-1978) STUDY OF MICA ERTEGUN Oil on canvas, laid to board 74 x 61cm (29 x 24 in.) Unframed Provenance: Direct from the artist By descent to Thomas Messel, the artist's nephewMica Ertegun was a Romanian-American philanthropist and, like Messel, an accomplished interior designer, co-founding the extant firm MAC II in 1967. She donated widely to cultural causes, including humanities teaching at the University of Oxford, restoration efforts in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, New York. In 1993, Ertegun was inducted into the Interior Design Hall of Fame; in 2011, Ertegun was appointed CBE by Queen Elizabeth II. In the 1970s, Ertegun visited Messel in Barbados, where she sat for this portrait (see University of Bristol Theatre Collection OHM/2/5/8). It is a testament to Messel's taste that Ahmet Ertegun, Mica's husband and the co-founder of Atlantic Records, chose the Oliver Messel Suite at the Dorchester Hotel as his London base (Robert Greenfield, The Last Sultan: The Life and Times of Ahmet Ertegun (2012), p. 208).

Northern Soul - A good collection of 1960s and early 1970s US Soul singles to include Ceasar Valentino - 'Back In the Game Again / What It Is' (Moonlite Sounds 102), Mel Williams - 'That Don't Make Me Mad / Never Loved A Woman' (Soul Time Records 713), Mary Lou - 'My Baby For You / Everybody's Got A Home But Me' (Magic Eye Records 1101), Jimmy Norman - 'Dotted Line / You Crack Me Up' (Polo Records 211), These Gents - 'Yesterday Standing By' (Western World Music WW 55101), The Flame 'N' King /The Flame 'N' King Band - 'The Love Man / Fast Steppin' (HSP Records G-101), The Daylighters - 'For My Baby / Sweeter' (Tip Top 2010), Tony McKay - 'Detroit / Nobody's Perfect' (Claridge Records CR-307, promo), Jimmy St. Clair - 'Louisiana Preacher Man / All Men Seek For Thee' (Advana Records ARS-10013), Boby Franklin & Friends - 'This Is the Place' (Lakeside LS-3102), The Time Keepers - '3 Minutes Heavy' (Generation 111, promo), Alexander Patton -'Make The Best Of What You Got / I Know It Was Wrong' (Duo Disc 113, promo), John Ladrew - 'What's The Matter With Me / You're Just What I Need' (Roulette R-4688, promo), Carl Underwood with Zeke Strong Band - 'That's What They Said / Don't Ever Stop' (Progress Records 320), The Falstaffers - 'For Guys Who Like It' (Falstaff Brewing N-OM-7342), Frankie & Johnny - 'Sweet Thang' (International Artists IA-112), Garret Coope - 'Say That You Love Me / On the Inside' (Equator GC-101), The Ambassadors - 'Power Of Love / I Wonder Why' (Reel Records R-117, promo), Johnny Gillam and Everything Nice - 'Tell Your Friend (It's Over) /Peace On Earth' (Cancer Records No.2372), Jr. Walker & The All Stars - 'Shoot Your Shot / Ain't That The Truth' (Soul S-35036, promo), The Maskman And The Agents - 'There'll Be Some Agents / Never Would Have Made It' (Dynamo Records D-118), James Crawford - 'If You Don't Work You Can't Eat / Stop And Think It Over' (Mercury 72441), Little Milton - 'Man Loves Two / Believe In Me' (Checker 1149), Joey Gilmore & Blues - 'It's My Own Fault / Got It Together' (Lauderdale Intl'l Music, Inc. LIM 002), Flaming Embers / Al Kent - 'Bless You (My Love) / Bless You (My Love) instrumental' (Ric-Tic Records RT 140), Charles Gray - 'I'm Gonna Be A Winner / Here I Go Again' (Mercury 72608), Al Kent - 'Where Do I Go From Here / You've Got To Pay The Price' (Rict-Tic Records RT 127), The Magic Tones - 'Together We shall Overcome / Fun To Be Young' (MAH's Records 1037), Edwin Starr - 'War / He Who Picks A Rose' (Gordy G 7101), The Norvelles - 'Without You / Why Do You Want To Make Me Sad' (Penny Record Co. P-107), Googie Rene Combo - 'Chica-Boo / Mercy, Mercy (Too Much For The Soul' (Class C-1518), The Vogues - 'That's The Tune / Midnight Dreams' (Co & Ce Records B-242), Nate Nelson - 'Once Again / Tell Me Why' (Prigan Records 2001), Face Of The Earth - 'Sign Of The Times / So the Saying Goes' (Sonday SND-6002, promo), The New Formula - 'My Baby's Coming Home / Burning In The Background Of My Mind' (Roulette R-7023), Alex Brown - 'I'm In Love / What Would You Do Without Someone To Love' (Tangerine Records TRC-101), The Ballards - 'God Bless Our Love / My Baby Knows How To Love Her Man' (Venture Records VE 615), Rocki Lane And The Gross Group - 'Happy Hairy Hippy Harry Claus / Santa Soul' (Epic 5-10556, promo), Bettye Swann - 'Fall In Love With Me / Lonelvy Love' (Money Records 129), Archie Bell & The Drells - '"There's Gonna Be A" Showdown / Go For What You Know' (Atlantic AT 2583X), Richard Berry - 'Trackin' Machine / Doin' It' (Jonco Records JC-51), Sugar And Sweet - 'Stop Crying / The Only One' (S.S.J. Records 1002), The Dells - 'Wear It On Our Face / Please Don't Change Me now' (Cadet 5599), The Marvelettes - 'You're The One / Paper Boy' (Tamla T-54072) and Al Wilson - 'Who Could Be Lovin' You / When You Love, You're Loved Too' (Soul City SCR 759) (46, vinyl G-EX, mostly VG+)

R&B / Blues / Rock & Roll / Doo Wop / Soul - A good collection of LPs and compilations to include Chuck Higgins - 'Motorhead Chuck' (LP 003), Billy The Kid Emerson - 'Little Fine Healthy Thing' (CR 30187), Wynonie Harris - 'Good Rockin' Blues' (GD5040X(2)), The Coasters - 'Hungry' (JOYS 189), 'Coast Along' (Atlantic 588 134), 'The Early Years' (K30031), 'What Is The Secret Of Your Success' (R&B-102), 'The Coasters On Broadway' (London SHZ 8460), Professor Longhair -'Rock 'N' Roll Gumbo' (XBLY 80 606), Joe Turner -'Rock & Roll' (Japanese reissue, P-4586A), Al Downing - 'Big Al Downing And His Friends' (CL 1007), Ray Charles - 'Focus On Ray Charles' (FOS U 1/2), Chuck Willis - 'His Greatest Recordings' (SD 33-373), Bill Black's Combo - 'Bill Black Is Back' (NAB 2007) and 'Movin' (HL 12005), The Drifters - 'I'll Take You Where The Music's Playing' (Atlantic 587061), and 'The Drifters Golden Hits' (K40018), Sam Cooke - 'When I Fall In Love' (NUTM 23), 'The Late And Great Sam Cooke' (INTS 1080), and 'The Best Of Sam Cooke Volume 2' (LSP-3373), Sam & Dave - 'The Best Of Sam & Dave' (K 20073), Clyde McPhatter - 'A Tribute To Clyde McPhatter' (K30033), Chuck Higgins / Roy Milton - 'Rock 'N' Roll Versus Rhythm And Blues' (Dooto Records DL 223), Brook Benton - 'Brook Benton's Hot Millions Of The 50's & 60's' (6336 268), Frankie Lymon - 'Why Do Fools Fall In Love?' (NSPL 28251), The Laddins - 'Radio WWRL's Bobby Jay Presents The Laddins' (Relic 5018), The Cadillacs - 'Cruisin' With The Cadillacs 'N Cats Like That' (HHP-5009) and 'Please, Mr Johnson's (H-801), and compilations comprising 'Sun Sound Special: Shoobie Oobie' (CR 30148), 'Street Corner Memories Volume 1' (CH 205), 'Doo Wop' (SNTF5016), 'Joe Niagara- The Rockin' Bird' (LP-121), 'New Orleans Home Of The Blues Vol.2' (LP-0004), 'New York Rhythm 'N Blues' (PY 1817), 'Chess Golden Decade Volume 1- The Early Fifties' (6445 150), 'Chess Golden Decade Volume 5 1959-1961' (6445 201), 'Chess Golden Decade Volume 6 1961-1962' (6445 202), 'The Chess Story' (VSOP LP 130), 'Sound Of The City- New Orleans, Where Rock 'N' Roll Began' (UAS 29215), 'The Best Vocal Groups' (Dooto Records DL-204), 'Hit Vocal Groups' (AULP-501), 'The Best Vocal Groups In Rock 'N' Roll' (DL 224), 'The Great Jay Miller Studio Band (1961-1963)' (FLY 608), 'Rock Me all Night Long (Unissued 1950's R&B From Louisiana)' (FLY 606), 'Tag Along' (FLY LP 516), 'Rooster Crowed For A Day' (FLY LP 518), 'Louisiana Swamp Pop' (FLY LP 532), 'Rockin' Fever' (FLY LP 540), 'Bayou Beat' (FLY LP 581), 'Groove Jumping! (14 Classic Rockin' R&B Tracks From RCA's Groove label)' (Detour Records 33-003), 'Rhythm & Blues All Stars' (GGL 0293) and 'The Johnny Otis Show Live At Monterey!' (S64442) (52, vinyl and sleeves VG-EX)

Blues - A collection of assorted Blues LPs to include John Lee Hooker - 'Live At Soledad Prison' (ABCX 761), 'This Is Hip' (CRB 1004), 'Moanin The Blues' (CRB 1029), 'Johnny Lee' (GBS 3130), and 'Everybody Rockin' (CRB 1014), Howlin' Wolf - 'Ridin' In The Moonlight' (Ace CH52), 'Going Back Home' (SC003), 'Howlin Wolf' (Chess Masters CXMD 4007), Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup - 'That's Alright Mama' (DJSLM 2025) and 'Star Bootlegger' (Krazy Kat 7402), Slim Harpo - 'Blues Hangover' (FLY LP 520), 'Shake Your Hips' (FLY LP 593), and 'He Knew The Blues' (SNTF769), Hound Dog Taylor and The Houserockers - 'Natural Boogie' (Alligator Records AL 4704), 'Hound Dog Taylor And The Houserockers' (Sonet STY.28095) and Genuine Houserocking Music' (Sonet SNTF 879), Lazy Lester - 'They Call Me Lazy' (FLY LP 526) and 'Rides Again' (BLUH 002), Jimmy Reed -'Upside Your Head' (CRB 1003), Muddy Waters - 'Muddy Waters' (SMR 850), Snooky Pryor, J.B Hutton And His Hawks, Willy Nix & His Combo - 'Combination Boogie' (CRB 1042) and compilations comprising 'The Blues Came Down From Memphis' (Charly Records CR30125), 'Sultans Of The Slide Guitar (Rare & Unreleased Recordings From 1949-1969)' (Blues Ball 2003), 'New York City Blues' (Magpie Records PY 1818), 'Walking By Myself' (Pye International NPL 28041), 'Roots Of The Blues' (Atlantic Southern Folk Heritage Series 1348), 'The Blues Roll On' (Atlantic Southern Folk Heritage Series 1352) and 'Baton Rouge Blues' (Flyright Records FLY 607) (29, condition varies but vinyl and sleeves generally VG-VG+)

Registration No: URK 397 Chassis No: BN1223802 MOT: ExemptUnderstood to have been despatched directly to Donald Healey Garages in 1955 before receiving a full conversion to M-specificationBelieved to have been raced in the US and at the Nassau Speed week before being repatriated to the UK as early as 1958Retaining its original M-specification engine plus a BN2 four-speed gearbox with overdriveMille Miglia eligibleDonald Healey's eponymous company built a prototype two-seater sports car for display at the 1952 London Motor Show. It was based on Austin A90 Atlantic mechanicals and sported a notably sleek body designed by Gerry Coker and built by Tickford. It was dubbed the 'Healey Hundred' (a moniker chosen to reflect the car's ability to reach the magic 100mph), and, subject to a suitably encouraging response, Healey planned to build production versions in-house at his factory in Warwick. As things transpired, not only did the Ice Blue prototype more than impress the public, but it also excited Austin's Managing Director, Leonard Lord, so much that he struck a deal to build the car in volume at Longbridge. The newcomer was renamed the Austin-Healey 100/4. The rest, as they say, is history.The 100/4's chassis was a departure from the company's previous backbone designs and comprised a pair of three-inch square box-section side members running the length of the car, some 17 inches apart. These were braced by parallel and cruciform cross-members to which the steel floor pressings were attached. After the first 25 cars had been constructed at Healey's own premises in Warwick, the production of the mainstream bodyshells was turned over to Jensen. Once complete, the shells were transported to Longbridge, where the Healeys were assembled alongside the A90.As part of his tireless publicity campaign to promote the newly introduced Austin-Healey 100/4 BN1, Donald Healey entered a team of four pre-production cars for the 1953 Le Mans 24-hour race. Running with standard windscreens, interiors and even bumpers, two of this mildly tweaked quartet survived to finish 12th and 14th overall (an amazing result for such comparatively inexpensive cars in near showroom condition). Eager to capitalise on this success (and also to comply with the event's homologation requirements) Healey persuaded BMC to list a 'Le Mans kit' (twin 1.75 inch SU carburettors, high-lift camshaft, revised distributor advance curve and stronger valve springs etc) in its parts catalogue for 1954. Known officially as part P-280, it was available to fit on new or old models alike, and by dealers or private individuals. A handful of BN1 100s were to be delivered from Longbridge directly to the Donald Healey Motor Co. to be fitted with the 'Le Mans Modification Kit' when new; but upon launch of the BN2 it was to be adopted by BMC themselves for the 100M version and subsequently introduced at the 1955 London Motor Show. The upgrade has remained a popular modification package ever since and continues to be reproduced today.According to the accompanying Heritage Certificate, chassis BN1/223802 was built on 8th February 1955 in right-hand drive configuration for the Australian market. It is said to have all the hallmarks of a car that was uprated to ‘Le Mans’ specification at Donald Healey’s Warwick factory rather than being modified (either in period or more modern times) by a dealer or private individual. The requisite ‘telltales’ apparently being: a bend in the shroud bracket to clear the cool air box, aluminium louvred bonnet (crafted by Jensen cars) and hand etched numbering to the uprated SU carburettors etc. Seemingly shipped to the Bahamas when new (rather than Sydney), the 100 is further understood to have participated in that year’s Nassau Speed Week. Sadly, there are no reliable records to confirm its participation. The Big Healey is understood to have had a damaged rear end and have been repainted British Racing Green over Yellow when it was found by Dr Pryor whilst holidaying in the Bahamas during 1957. The vendor believes there is a chance that BN1/223802 was diverted to Nassau at the behest of Sir Sydney and Lady Greta Oakes who were prominent members of the Caribbean racing scene at the time and friends with Donald Healey.Repatriated by Dr Pryor in 1958 and issued with the Croydon registration number ‘URK 397’, he took the two-seater off the road following an accident in which his daughter was injured but retained possession until 1971. First owned by the vendor from 1980-1985 during which time he had it restored and repainted in its original Ice Blue over Old English White colours, the 100 later passed to Tony Elshof who previously served as the Austin-Healey Club’s Competitions Secretary and amassed a collection of significant examples of the marque. Changing hands several times thereafter, including a sojourn in France, ‘URK 397’ was reacquired by the seller during 2018. Entrusted to Rose’s Garage and Bushell’s Vehicle Restorations for servicing and maintenance since then, the Big Healey is deemed to be in ‘very good overall’ mechanical condition. Running and driving well during our recent photography session, the improved BN2 four-speed manual gearbox and gearlever-operated overdrive were both a boon. Although no longer concours, the two-seater remains presentable. Potentially eligible for such prestigious events as the Mille Miglia Storica, ‘URK 397’ is offered for sale with extensive history file, spare wheel, hood, tonneau cover and spare parts (the original, very rare distributor vacuum unit and the original cylinder head). It will also be accompanied by the V5C Registration Document.i For more information, please contact: Lucas Gomersall lucas.gomersall@handh.co.uk 07484 082430

An inter-War S.G.M. group of three awarded to Assistant Steward G. S. Bruce, S.S. Aztec, Mercantile Marine, for his gallantry in rescuing the crew of the schooner Ria in the North Atlantic Ocean, 16 November 1931 Sea Gallantry Medal, G.V.R., bronze (George Scott Bruce “Ria”. 16th. November 1931.); Liverpool Shipwreck and Humane Society, Marine Medal, 3rd type, bronze (To George S. Bruce. For Gallant Service. 16/11/31.) with integral top riband bar; Shipwrecked Fishermen and Mariners Royal Benevolent Society, silver (G. Bruce S.S. “Aztec” - Schr. “Ria” November. 16. 1931.) with ‘double dolphin’ riband bar and top silver riband buckle, about extremely fine (3) £500-£700 --- S.G.M. London Gazette 30 June 1933: George Scott Bruce, Assistant Steward, S.S. Aztec (in a joint citation with seven others): ‘In recognition of their services to the Newfoundland schooner Ria on the 16th November 1931. The men mentioned manned a lifeboat from the S.S. Aztec, and were successful in taking off the shipwrecked crew of six hands from the schooner, in adverse weather conditions.’ The Board of Trade records state: ‘On the night of 16 November 1931, the Newfoundland schooner Ria, of St. John’s, was in distress in the North Atlantic Ocean. For several days the vessel had encountered stormy weather, which had carried away the sails, and, by 16 November, the Ria was leaking badly. Her signals of distress were observed about 9.30 p.m. by the S.S. Aztec, of Bristol, which altered course towards her. A rough sea, with a high confused swell, was running and the wind was blowing at gale force; and in view of the unfavourable conditions, the Master of the schooner did not expect a rescue to be attempted before daylight. The Aztec, however, at once took up a position to windward in order to launch a lifeboat. Difficulty was experienced and several oars were lost or broken sending away a lifeboat. Further difficulty was encountered in getting the boat alongside the Ria, but the distressed crew of six hands was eventually taken off and transferred to the Aztec.’ The Shipwrecked Fishermen and Marines Royal Benevolent Society Records state: ‘The S. S. Aztec (Captain E. H. Brice) left Avonmouth on 9 November 1931. Heavy weather was experienced on 16 November. At 9:30 p.m. in latitude 35.58N and longitude 38.10W, a vessel burning distress signals was observed. Course was altered to investigate and at 10:00 p.m. the vessel was stopped alongside the three-masted schooner Ria, bound from Cadiz to Groundbank, Newfoundland, with a cargo of salt, that had been drifting derelict for seventeen days, having lost all sails and suffered considerable damage, and also leaking badly. Food and water was almost exhausted, and the crew had suffered considerable hardship.
At 10:00 p.m. a boat manned by a volunteer group of eight was launched Some difficulty was encountered when the boat arrived alongside the schooner, owing to the vessel being unmanageable in a strong northerly wind, rough sea, and high confused swell. The crew, consisting of six, including the Master, were eventually taken off, having set fire to the derelict to prevent her becoming a danger to navigation. At 11:45 p.m. the boat returned to the ship and was hoisted. The Schooner was well afire before leaving.’ George Scott Bruce served as an Assistant Steward in the S.S. Aztec, but died in Bristol Royal Infirmary after suffering major injuries after falling 50 feet into the hold of the S.S. Patuce in Avonmouth Docks just days before he was due to travel to London to be presented with his Sea Gallantry Medal by H.M. King George V. He is buried in Arno’s Vale Cemetery, Bristol. His Sea Gallantry Medal was subsequently presented to his father at Dundee on 24 March 1934.

'90S TO '10S ALT ROCK, HEAVY ROCK AND METAL LP COLLECTION - a collection of 4 '90s and '00s Alt Rock, Heavy Rock and Metal LPs. Collection to include: Stone Temple Pilots - Tiny Music... Songs From The Vatican Gift Shop - original pressing - Atlantic (82871-1), Them Crooked Vultures - original pressing - RCA (88697 61936 1), Coheed And Cambria - The Afterman: Descension - original turquoise vinyl (includes CD) - Everything Evil Records (HHI011V), Killswitch Engage - As Daylight Dies - original pressing - Roadrunner/Cargo (RRCAR 8058-1). Collection generally in Ex+ condition.

US NORTHERN SOUL REISSUE 7" COLLECTION - a collection of 15 US Northern Soul 7" reissues. Collection to include: Ruby - Feminine Ingenuity c/w Deceived - Token Records (GT-100), Pointer Sisters - Send Him Back c/w Destination No More Heartaches - Atlantic (45-2983), Driza Bome - Pressure (single-sided promo) - Fourth & Broadway (BRW 15), Gwen Owens - Just Say You're Wanted (And Needed) c/w Still True To You, Eddie Parker - I'm Gone c/w Crying Clown, Tony & Tyrone - Please Operator c/w Apple Of My Eye, The Del-LarksJohn & The Weirdest, Joe Matthews, Brooks Brothers, Sam Williams, Wombat, Eddie Parker, The Carlos, Jim Gilstrap. The collection is generally VG to Ex+.

FOLK AND POP; a group of records comprising Shirley Collins 'Adieu to Old England' on Topic blue label, The Springfields 'Kinda Folksy', Mose Allison 'Mose Alive!' on red plum Atlantic, Jethro Tull 'Minstrel in the Gallery' on green Chrysalis, Christopher Neil 'Where I Belong', and eight albums by Elton John including 'Tumbleweed Connection', 'Caribou', 'Greatest Hits', 'Honky Chateau', 'Mad Man Across the Water', 'Greatest Hits Volume 2', 'Goodbye Yellow Brick Road' and 'A Single Man' (13).Condition Report: Some of the sleeves are heavily scraped on the edges.

A Q- Ship Casualty Group awarded to Stoker 1st Class David Arthur Collingham. H.M.S. Bergamot, Killed in Action when Bergamot was sunk by U-84 on the 13th of August 1917 comprising 1914-1920 British War and Victory Medals, (K.28401 D.A. Collingham. Sto. 1. R.N.), toned fine (2)HMS Bergamot was an Anchusa-class sloop of the Royal Navy, which had a short career during World War I. Built by Armstrong Whitworth, the ship was laid down on 1 January 1917, launched on 5 May, and commissioned on 14 July.Four weeks later, on 13 August 1917, under the command of Lieut-Commander Percy T. Perkins, she was sunk in the Atlantic 70 nautical miles north-west of the harbour of Killybegs by the German submarine U-84, commanded by Walter Rohr.U-84s War Diary describes how he sighted a lone merchant ship, with no defensive armament (an unusual sight by 1917). Bergamot evidently sighted the U-boat's periscope, as she began to zig-zag at high speed. U-84 fired one torpedo – which hit on the port side – and Bergamot broke in half and sank in four minutes. Surfacing, U-84 sighted an unusually large number of crew (70) and pieces of wood floating. The U-boat's log identifies the possibility of Bergamot being a "trap ship". One of the indicators being the narrow beam in relation to the length of the ship, a sure sign of a warship.The torpedo struck her on the port side at 13 minutes to 9, entering the auxiliary engine room and destroying the dynamo and the bulkhead separating the auxiliary engine room from the main engine room. All the lights went out. Bergamot launched a "panic party" in lifeboat no.1, containing 31 men, but the ship lurched to port, both the bow and stern rising out of the water, and she sank too quickly for the ruse to be successful.U-84 approached Lifeboat no. 2 and asked where the captain was. They were told, "In the other boat, Sir" although actually he was on a small raft being towed by no.2 at the time. U-84 had both her deck guns trained on the lifeboat, but they believed the story and headed for lifeboat no. 1, now about two miles away. There, they went close alongside and hauled the ship's steward aboard, probably because he was the only one with a collar and tie on, and looked like an officer. Luckily, he stuck to the cover story, although questioned severely by Rohr as to "where bound, what cargo?" and was told to go back to his lifeboat, after having been given a glass of port wine and a cigarette, and after also transferring a wounded man that the submarine had picked up to the boat. With a cheery, "See you after the war!" the submarine disappeared into the night mists.At the moment of the explosion, Bergamot's first officer, Lieutenant Frederick W. Siddall, and her probationer surgeon, Robert S. Smith were both in her wardroom. The explosion jammed both of the watertight doors leading into this compartment, and Siddall was rendered unconscious. Smith piled the wrecked wardroom furniture up in order to reach the skylight in the roof, and then dragged the unconscious Siddall up and out of the compartment. Having reached the main deck, Smith worked on both Siddall and a wounded petty officer, who was lying on the deck with a broken leg and arm. By this time the ship was clearly sinking so Smith inflated his casualties life vests and lowered them both into the water.As Bergamot sank one of her depth charges exploded, badly wounding Siddall and again rendering him unconscious. Smith towed both his casualties to lifeboat no.2, which had left the sinking ship, containing 47 survivors, and then worked on Siddall for 25 minutes, administering artificial respiration, until he again recovered consciousness. Smith then treated the other injured survivors in no.2 over the 48 hours that the lifeboats were adrift until they were picked up. For these lifesaving actions, Surgeon Robert Sydney Steele Cathcart Smith was awarded the Albert Medal.The lifeboats became separated through the first night. Lifeboat no.2 set course for Loch Swilly, about 100 miles away, They sailed and rowed for three days before being picked up by the Admiralty trawler Lord Lister. Lifeboat no.1 reached the rocky shores of County Donegal where they were taken ashore by the coastguard.David Arthur Collingham was born on the 19th of March 1884 in Lincolnshire he joined the Royal Navy on the 21st of October 1915 stating that he  was an Iron Founder.  He joined Bergamot on the 14th of July 1917 and was Killed in Action on the 13th of August the same year.  He was the son of Hannah Collingham of 32 Old Bargate, St Botolph’s, Lincoln, he is commemorated on the Plymouth Naval Memorial on Panel 22.Sold with an excellent file of 9 original pieces of Paperwork including the Original Royal Navy Telegram to Hannah Collingham stating:-“I regret to have to inform you that information had been received by this Department to the effect H.M.S. Bergamot was sunk by an enemy submarine on the 13th instant, and that David Arthur Collingham, Stoker 1st Class, Official No. K.28401, who according to the latest records at the Admiralty was serving aboard, was not amongst survivors who have been landed.  It is reported, however, that one or two Officers or men were recovered from the water by the enemy submarine.  In these circumstances it is regretted that your son must for the present be regarded as “Missing”An original photograph of David in uniform, Commonwealth war Graves details, Copy Service Papers, Copy Medal Roll confirming a his Pair, Copy Pension Records.

Eight records by British Electronic Funk/Jazz DJ 'Quantic' and Alice Russell, on the Tru Thoughts label: Atlantic Oscillations (sealed); Mishaps Happening; Theme From Selva (sealed); Stampede; To Dust 10"; Under The Munka Moon; and others. (8)

An official RIAA presentation gold disc award, given to Atlantic Records to recognise sales of $1m + of The Young Rascals - The Young Rascals. Frame measures 55 x 45cm.

CLASSIC ROCK & PROG - LP COLLECTION. A quality collection of around 85 rock LPs. Artists/ titles include Pink Fairies - Never Never Land (2383 045, UK press with printed inner/ printed PVC sleeve. Record VG/ sleeve VG+), The Clash - London Calling (CLASH 3, records VG/ sleeve VG+), Led Zeppelin inc Physical Graffiti (SSK 89400.A1/ B5/ C1/ D1 matrix. No WB logo on label rim text. Records VG+, would benefit from a clean. Sleeve VG+), Led Zeppelin (588 171, plum/ red Atlantic. Record G+/ sleeve VG), Houses Of The Holy, The Song Remains The Same. Sex Pistols inc Never Mind The Bollocks, The Great Rock N Roll Swindle. Traffic inc John Barleycorn Must Die, Best Of Traffic, The Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys. Velvet Underground, Rod Stewart, George Harrison, John Lennon, Janis Joplin, Big Brother & The Holding Company, Steppenwolf, The Incredible String Band, Fotheringay. Condition is generally VG to Ex, odd one may drop below.

An Atlantic Records promotional poster for the band Iron Butterfly, 101 x 75cm, together with various other music related posters to include Peter Gabriel 3hr Open Air Concert, Eric Clapton and His Band x2, Aha 1988 World Tour, Jimmy Page and Robert Plant 1995 World Tour (Cornwall Colesium), Dire Straits (Punchestown Racecourse 1983), Alice Cooper Live in Koln and Chicken Shack Water Gardens Weston-Supre-Mare. (various sizes all rolled) (9)

Led Zeppelin, The Song Remains The Same, Swan Song SSK 89402A1 gold disc with presentation plaque below "Presented to Atlantic Records to recognise the sale, in the United Kingdom, of more than £250,000 worth of the Swan Song long playing record album "The Song Remains The Same" 1976", framed, 51.5 x 31.5cm.Glass is a little loose in the frame at bottom left corner and needs cleaning.No hanging wire.Swan Song stamp on bottom left of black plaque is slightly faded

Liverpool Shipwreck and Humane Society, Marine Medal, 2nd type oval medal with ‘Liver Bird’ suspension, reverse inscribed ‘John Park A.B., S.S. Batavia, 16 Dec. 1872’, additionally inscribed on the edge, ‘For great courage & humanity in going in the boat in a heavy gale & rescuing 9 of the crew of the Charles Ward abandoned 20. Nov. 1872’, edge bruises, otherwise good very fine £500-£700 --- The Liverpool Shipwreck and Humane Society records state:
‘For a most gallant and seaman-like rescue of nine survivors of the crew of the “Charles Ward” which was dismasted and about to be torn to pieces by the fearful violence of the winds and waves in the Atlantic on the 20th November 1872. The weather was so bad that they could not hoist up the lifeboat after the rescue and it had to be abandoned.’ John Park was serving as Able Seaman aboard the Cunard liner S.S. Batavia on her last voyage to Boston when she was alerted to the plight of the Charles Ward, of Newcastle, which was foundering a mid-Atlantic gale. The Liverpool Albion of 14 December 1872 describes the scene: ‘At 4 p.m. a dismasted vessel was sighted. A furious squall had just broken upon us, and the sea was running mountains high, to use the popular expression. Nevertheless, Capt. Moreland immediately bore up to the wreck, which was making signals of distress, ordered out a life boat and called out for volunteers. To a landsman it seemed like deliberate suicide to go out in such a storm, but our third and fourth officers and eight men answered the call with a promptness that compelled a cheer. The wreck, a barque, was in a pitiful condition. Her main-mast was naked; her mizzen-mast and her bowsprit were gone, and her foremast was but a stump wreathed and cumbered with a ruin of sails and cordage... We could see nine men clinging to the main rigging.’ The rescue was effected over an hour, one man at a time, using a line and buoy in treacherous seas. Once aboard the Batavia it was noted: ‘They had been in the main rigging some thirty-one hours, without food or water, and were so frozen and exhausted that they could hardly speak and the minds of several were wandering’. The Charles Ward sank the following morning; for their bravery, the crew of the lifeboat received silver medals and Captain Moreland was recognised with the award of the gold medal.

LED ZEPPELIN / ROBERT PLANT, Ten LP Records comprising Led Zeppelin II, Atlantic K40037, Led Zeppelin III, Atlantic K50002 (no inner sleeve) Led Zeppelin IV, Atlantic 50008, Houses Of The Holy, Atlantic K50014, Physical Graffiti, Swansong SSK 89400, The Song Remains The Same, Swansong SSK 89402, Presence, Swansong 59402, In Through The Out Door with torn brown paper outer, Swansong SSK59410, Coda, Swansong A0051 and Robert Plant, The Principal Of Moments, 79-0101-1

Ringo Starr Ringo's Rotogravure (1976), Signed Original LP, Atlantic Records, Cat# SD 18193.The Rob 'Bluebird' Ruggeri Collection, obtained personally at a meeting at Rome airport.

AC/DC - BOX SETS. A lovely collection of 2 x box sets by AC/DC. Titles are AC/DC 2 (ACDC 2, complete set, Ex+ records/ Ex/ Ex+ sleeves, Ex box) and AC/DC (3 Record Set, Atlantic 60149, complete set, includes 7", Ex/ Ex+ records/ Ex+ box).

Rolex Prima a lady's 9k gold wristwatch the engine-turned square dial having black Arabic numerals, blued steel hands and signed Rolex, the movement signed Rolex Prima, For All Climates, with the case stamped within Rolex, 7 World's Records, Gold Medal, Geneve, Swiss and marked .375, 9 for 9k gold and R.W.C. Ltd, for the Rolex Watch Company, the rear numbered 32360, 595, diameter 25mm, weight TBA.Erwal, a 9k gold lady's wristwatch, the silvered dial with black Arabic numerals, blued-steel spade hands, a square subsidiary seconds dial and signed Erwal, Antimagnetic, Swiss Made, the case stamped within .375 for 9k gold, and B.W.C. Ltd for the British Watch Company, with the rear numbered 34, 31991, diameter 24mm, total weight c. 27.45gms.Atlantic Worldmaster, a stainless-steel wristwatch, the dial with raised Roman & baton numerals, a sweep seconds hand and logo, the case embossed to the rear with the Atlantic logo and signed Original Atlantic', diameter 38mm.

Rock Music Industry Photographs - A Collection of black and white photographs, depicting Ann Ivil, press and publicity officer, and late record company executive, together with musicians and record company executives such as Elton John, Mick Jagger, Alan Price, Brian Auger, MIke Puttenham (see Genesis Publication p. 62 see Anne with the Chairman of Atlantic Records) Eric Clapton, Bill Wyman, Mungo Jerry, Alan Freeman (producer) Norman Vaughan, Michael Lang (promoter) George Gomeliski, Julie Driscoll, Chris Curtis (The Searchers) Frank and June Barcelona, Nick Kent (journalist) and many more. sizes vary largest 12 x 10 inches. (21)Condition Report: Some creasing some edge tearing to some

Vinyl Records – 45rpm Singles - Genesis – Watcher Of The Skies – CAR 103 A, DJ copy not for sale; Genesis – Go West Young Man (In The Motherlode) – Atlantic 3511; Genesis - I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe) – CB 224; Genesis - Keep It Dark – CHB 391; Jethro Tull – A Song For Jeffrey – WIP-6043; Jethro Tull – A Passion Play (Edit #8) / A Passion Play (Edit #9); Jethro Tull – Minstrel In The Gallery; Jethro Tull – Witch's Promise / Teacher; Barclay James Harvest – Hymn 2058 904; Rick Wakeman – Catherine – AMS 7061; Stevie Nicks – Sometimes It's A Bitch – EM 203; Emmerson Lake and Palmer; etc (14)

LED ZEPPELIN - LP PACK (INC CD BOX SET). A super selection of 8 LPs/ CD box set by Led Zeppelin. Titles include III (2401002, UK plum/ red Atlantic. A5/ B5 matrix. Record VG+/ sleeve VG+), S/T (588171, UK plum/ red. A1/ B4. VG+/ Ex, orange lettered sleeve), Physical Graffiti (K89400, Alsdorf matrix, records Ex/ sleeve Ex), Led Zeppelin (7567 82144-2, 4x CD box set with booklet), II (K40037, green/ orange labels. VG+/ VG+), Coda (A0051, VG+/ VG+. Record would benefit from a clean), IV (K50008, German reissue press. VG+/ VG+) & Houses Of The Holy (K50014, VG+/ VG+).

A&M - LP COLLECTION. A collection of approx 75 x LPs. Artists/ Titles include Jerry Knight - Love's On Our Side, Dickies - The Incredible Shrinking Dickies, Various Artists - Propaganda, John Cale - Honi Soit, The Boys From Brazil, The Tubes, Herb Alpert & Hughh Masekela - Main Event Live, Nils Lofgren - Nils, Booker T Jones, Les McCann, The Reds - Victims, Johnny Guitar Watson, Split Enz, Atlantic Starr and Live Wire - No Fright. The records are generally VG+ to Ex+. Please note that all sleeves will contain archival stickers from the BBC. The majority of these stickers are 'on top' of the plastic with some 'underneath' (i.e. on the sleeve itself). Some sleeves have been 'laminated' either by way of 'punching' the plastic wallet to two parts of the sleeve or by fully wrapping the plastic to the sleeve - generally G to VG.

2 vintage records:  One for Crosby, Stills & Nash with songs like Marrakesh Express, Lady Of The Island, and more. The other record is Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young: Deja Vu with sons like Carry On, Our House, Teach Your Children, Woodstock and more. Each includes original sleeves. Artist: Crosby, Stills, Nash & YoungDimensions: 12.5"W x 12.5"H x 0.5"DManufacturer: Atlantic Recording CorporationCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.

Six signed 12" vinyl records - mixed genres:Simon and Garfunkle, Greatest Hits, signed by bothJohnny Mathis, 99 Miles from LAMarlene Dietrich, The Legendary, Lovely MarleneBilly Connolly, Atlantic BridgeEnglebert Humperdinck, His Greatest Hits, signed and dedicatedLuciano Pavarotti, The Pavarotti Collection, double albumYul Brynner signed sleeve cover for The King and I soundtrackQty: 6

THREE GOLD AND SILVER DISC AWARDS FOR ROBERT PLANT, BAD COMPANY AND JIMMY PAGE (4)Modern A gold disc for ‘Dangerous Age’, 1989, and for ‘Coverdale Page’ 1993, as well as a silver disc for ‘Walking Into Clarksdale’, 1998, all framed with the largest 42.5cm x 53cm; Together with a Tiffany 40th Anniversary Of Atlantic Records commemorative desk clock, 1988, 6cm diam.

The Rolling Stones - 2 LP records; Steel Wheels Live Atlantic City New Jersey - Sealed 2020 EU pressing 4xLP on orange and blue translucent vinyls and Sweet Summer Sun (Hyde Park Live) - Sealed 2013 UK & EU pressing 3xLP + DVD

The Rolling Stones - 3 LP records and 1x7" single; Bridges To Buenos Aires - Sealed 2019 EU pressing 3xLP blue vinyl, A Bigger Bang (Live on Copacabana Beach) - Sealed 2021 pressing 3xLP coloured vinyls, Steel Wheels Live Atlantic City New Jersey - 2020 EU pressing 4xLP and Undercover Of The Night - 7" single 33RPM 1983 promo

The Great War D.S.O. group of nine awarded to Captain P. W. S. King, Royal Navy, who commanded H.M.S. Liberty at the battle of Jutland and was decorated for ramming and sinking the UC-46 in February 1917 Distinguished Service Order, G.V.R., silver-gilt and enamel, with integral top riband bar; 1914-15 Star (Lt. Commr. P. W. S. King, R.N.); British War and Victory Medals, with M.I.D. oak leaves (Lieut. Commr. P. W. S. King. R.N.); 1939-45 Star; Atlantic Star; Defence and War Medals 1939-45, with M.I.D. oak leaf; Russia, Empire, Order of St Anne, 3rd Class breast badge with swords, gold and enamels by Edouard, one sword blade lacking, mounted as worn, generally good very fine (9) £3,000-£4,000 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK --- --- D.S.O. London Gazette 23 March 1917. M.I.D. London Gazette 15 September 1916 (Jutland) and 4 October 1940. Order of St Anne, 3rd Class with swords London Gazette 5 June 1917. Conferred by the Russian Government for distinguished service rendered in the Battle of Jutland. Philip Wilfred Sidney King was born at Penge on 19 March 1881, and entered the training ship Britannia in May 1899, being appointed Midshipman in October 1900. He was promoted to Lieutenant in June 1906 and to Lieutenant-Commander in June 1914, whilst commanding H.M.S. Flying Fish. He took command of H.M.S. Liberty in October 1915, in which ship he fought at the battle of Jutland as part of Admiral Tyrwhitt’s Harwich Force, attached to the Battle Cruiser Fleet (Mentioned in Despatches). In the early hours of February 8th, 1917, H.M. Destroyer Liberty was patrolling in the Dover defile when, at just after 3 a.m., a large submarine was seen to break surface and lying almost at right angles to Liberty, slightly off the destroyer’s starboard bow but right in the centre of the moon’s rays. Straight for the conning-tower under the full moon the Liberty steered at full speed, firing one shot. Unfortunately this shot fell wide, and the flash from the gun blinded those on the bridge. Lieut.-Commander King therefore determined not to waste time but ram the German. Travelling at a speed of 24 knots, the destroyer hit the enemy a magnificent blow only two feet forward of the conning-tower. Despite the great speed and weight of the destroyer hitting a mere 420 German tons, the latter’s dull weight momentarily stopped the destroyer dead. Not put off by that, Lieut.-Commander King began dropping depth charges, which of course exploded to some purpose, and the fate of UC-46 was rapidly settled. It was discovered that the destroyer was beginning to leak quickly but it was later established beyond all doubt that she must have cut through the submarine to a depth of at least four feet. King was awarded the D.S.O. for his neat performance. King was placed on the Retired List at his own request on 17 July 1930, with the rank of Captain. During the Second World War, he was appointed Deputy Sea Transport Officer at Falmouth and was mentioned in despatches in October 1940 ‘for good services over a period.’ Sold with original D.S.O. Warrant, two M.I.D. Certificates, dated 15th September 1916 and 4 October 1940, three photographs and a Lt-Cmdrs epaulette; together with copies of his service record, confirmation of the Russian Award from Admiralty records, and the official action reports for the sinking of the UC-46 (Oberlt. Fritz Moecke) which include a photograph of the considerable damage caused to the hull of H.M.S. Liberty.