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Specialist Auction Sale Lynden House, New Mills, Ledbury Herefordshire HR8 2DJ Specialist Auction Sale Lynden House, New Mills, Ledbury Herefordshire HR8 2DJ Tuesday 14th July 2020 Sale starts at 10 a.m. Sale of records, stamps, postcards, cigarette and trade cards, vintage clothing, textiles, luggage and books Auctioneer: Chris Maulkin FNAEA Please adhere to our social distancing guidelines at all times. Buyers Premium 18% Catalogue Price (15%+ VAT) £1.00 Card payments can be accepted by debit card ONLY, there is no charge We are UNABLE to accept credit card payment Sale Room Tel No. 07968 694746 There will only be limited access to the sale room on sale day, strictly by prior arrangement. Please book your place with either Rupert or Chris The sale will be broadcast live and a live internet facility will be available via www.easyliveauction.com PLEASE NOTE All auction business is governed by the conditions of business, a copy of which are available upon request. 1. Whilst we endeavour to provide accurate descriptions all statements contained in the Catalogue are made without responsibility on the part of the Vendors or the Auctioneers. 2. Lots may carry abbreviations such as a/f (as found, considerable damage), the absence of such a note does not imply that the lot is without defect. 3. The lots will be sold as they stand at the time of the sale with all their qualities and defects - irrespective of their description in the catalogue. 4. Any measurements and weights are approximate. Please note all weights given are in avoirdupois ounces unless stated otherwise. 5. All statements contained in the Catalogue as to the authenticity, attribution, genuineness, origin, authorship, date, age, period, condition or quality of any lot are statements of opinion and are not to be taken as, or as implying, statements or representations of fact. 6. Intending purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to all such matters and as to the physical description of any lot. Any commission bids are accepted on the understanding and assumption that the purchaser has inspected the lot and is fully satisfied with it. 7. No person in the employment of the Auctioneers has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty in relation of any lot. 8. The Auctioneer reserves the right to fix a reserve and accept bids up to such a reserve on behalf of the vendor. All lots sold without reserve are sold at the auctioneer's discretion. ALL GOODS SOLD AS SEEN Bidding increments £0 - £100 £5 increments £100 - £200 £10 increments £200 - £500 £20, £50, £80 etc £500 - £1000 £50 increments £1000 - £2000 £100 increments £2000 - £10,000 £200, £500, £800 etc £10,000 - £20,000 £1000 increments £20,000 - £50,000 £2000, £5000, £8000 £50,000+ £5000 increments John Goodwin – Sale Catalogue Lot DESCRIPTION 15 APPROX. 160 LPS INCLUDING JAZZ CLASSIC 1 CLASSICAL RECORD LP 33 RPM JANOS STARKER ROCK AND POP TOGETHER WITH A FEW BOX DVORAK STEREOPHONIC RECORD SAX 2263 50 100 SETS 20 40 2 BEATLES RECORDS HARD DAY’S NIGHT PMC 16 MIXED CLASSICS AND ROCK AND POP LPS 1230 SIMILAR WITH PARLOPHONE LIST YELLOW APPROX. 100 TITLES TOGETHER WITH 17 SUBMARINE PCS 7070 LENNON IMAGINE PAS SINGLES 20 40 10004 WITH POSTER AND POSTCARD LENNON 17 COLLECTION OF LP RECORDS PREDOMINANTLY WITH PIG, HARRISON ALL THINGS MUST PASS CLASSIC INCLUDING GILBERT AND SULLIVAN APPLE STCH 639 40 60 LIGHT OPERA SOME ROCK AND POP INCLUDING 3 RED RECORD BOX INCLUDING ROCK AND POP 27 BEATLES APPROX. 44 LPS 20 40 LPS BEATLES PCS 7067 BEATLES 62-66 PCSP 717 20 RECORDS, A VERY GOOD COLLECTION OF SHAVED FISH LENNON PCS 7173 X 2 BEATLES 67- MOSTLY 12 INCH SINGLES ASSORTED TITLES & 70 PCSP 718 PLEASE PLEASE ME PCM 1202 LET IT ARTISTS APPROX. 60 RECORDS : HIP HOP, BE PCS 7096 SERGEANT PEPPER PCS 7027 TRANCE, TECHNO, DANCE MUSIC, DISCO, FUNK, BEATLES PCM 1206 HELP PMC 1255 HENDRIX SOLE, ETC. 120 180 FACE RECORD RED HOUSE BEACH BOYS T 2198 21 RECORDS, A VERY GOOD COLLECTION OF TROGS POL 003 DILLON 62193 STONES TXS 101 MOSTLY 12 INCH SINGLES ASSORTED TITLES & PCS 7016 A 66115 LED ZEPPELIN III K50002 ATL ARTISTS APPROX. 60 RECORDS : HIP HOP, 50002 AND K40037 MANFRED MAN CLP 1731 TRANCE, TECHNO, DANCE MUSIC, DISCO, FUNK, STONES CUN 39111 40 60 SOLE, ETC. 100 180 4 RED BOX MOSTLY CLASSICAL APPROX. 35 LPS 22 RECORDS, A VERY GOOD COLLECTION OF INCLUDING ACL 33 SXL 6573 ASD 2358 LXT 2506 MOSTLY 12 INCH SINGLES ASSORTED TITLES & ABR 4021 33 SX 1154 XID 5111 ACL 162 ACL 15 ARTISTS APPROX. 60 RECORDS : HIP HOP, ELGAR DPA 537/8 ESD 7068 LP 45022 DILLON TRANCE, TECHNO, DANCE MUSIC, DISCO, FUNK, THOMAS STRAUSS T20 DVORAK SXL 6291 CLP SOLE, ETC. 100 180 1115 33 SX 1013 30 50 23 RECORDS, A VERY GOOD COLLECTION OF 5 BLACK BOX OF 33 LPS MIXED MAINLY JAZZ MOSTLY 12 INCH SINGLES ASSORTED TITLES & AND CLASSICAL WITH 41 RECORDS INCLUDING ARTISTS APPROX. 60 RECORDS : HIP HOP, BILLIE HOLIDAY 2304104 MFP 5231 JOSH WHITE TRANCE, TECHNO, DANCE MUSIC, DISCO, FUNK, BESSIE SMITH DAVIS-DIG ROLLINGS CLIFFORD SOLE, ETC. 100 180 BROWN CHARLIE PARKER YARD BIRD ALL 798 AJS 4 BECHET BILL HAYLEY MCF 2555 CAPTAIN 24 RECORDS, A VERY GOOD COLLECTION OF TENNILLE PALMER SNEAKING SALLY AND FATS MOSTLY 12 INCH SINGLES ASSORTED TITLES & WALLER RD 27047 30 50 ARTISTS APPROX. 60 RECORDS : HIP HOP, TRANCE, TECHNO, DANCE MUSIC, DISCO, FUNK, 6 CRATE OF APPROX. 100 33 LPS MIXED MOSTLY SOLE, ETC. 100 180 CLASSICAL INCLUDING KEMPE ASD 264 ASD 2635 ACL 34 ASD 655 30 50 25 RECORDS, A VERY GOOD COLLECTION OF MOSTLY 12 INCH SINGLES ASSORTED TITLES & 7 BOX OF SINGLES EPS AND LPS APPROX. 30 ARTISTS APPROX. 60 RECORDS : HIP HOP, POPULAR AND PUNK INCLUDING BEATLES TRANCE, TECHNO, DANCE MUSIC, DISCO, FUNK, PLEASE PLEASE ME FACE RECORD RP 4983A BAY SOLE, ETC. 100 180 CITY ROLLERS BELLS 244 GENESIS CDS 4010 KISS BOWIE NL 83643 BLONDIE SUPER TRAMP 26 RECORDS, A VERY GOOD COLLECTION OF TOGETHER WITH APPROX. 70 SINGLES OF ROCK MOSTLY 12 INCH SINGLES ASSORTED TITLES & AND POP INCLUDING ELVIS THUNDERBIRDS ARTISTS APPROX. 60 RECORDS : HIP HOP, AND A SIGNED SING LOFTY BY DON ESTELLE TRANCE, TECHNO, DANCE MUSIC, DISCO, FUNK, AND WINDSOR DAVIS BOTH COVER SIGNED 30 50 SOLE, ETC. 100 180 8 BOXED OF MIXED LPS MAINLY CLASSICAL 27 RECORDS, A VERY GOOD COLLECTION OF APPROX. 120 (N) 30 50 MOSTLY 12 INCH SINGLES ASSORTED TITLES & ARTISTS APPROX. 60 RECORDS : HIP HOP, 9 2 VINTAGE RECORD BOXES 10 30 TRANCE, TECHNO, DANCE MUSIC, DISCO, FUNK, 10 2 AVANT GUARD BOX SETS VOLUMES 1 AND 2 SOLE, ETC. 100 180 STEREO 643541/46 AND 104 988/93 50 100 28 RECORDS, A VERY GOOD COLLECTION OF 11 BEETHOVEN BOX SETS DEUTSCHE MOSTLY 12 INCH SINGLES ASSORTED TITLES & GRAMMOPHON FROM ABOUT 1970 (200TH ARTISTS APPROX. 60 RECORDS : HIP HOP, ANNIVERSARY OF HIS BIRTH) IN VERY GOOD TRANCE, TECHNO, DANCE MUSIC, DISCO, FUNK, CONDITION COMPLETE PIANO SONARTERS SOLE, ETC. 100 180 KEMPFF 11 RECORDS STRING QUARTETS 3 29 RECORDS, A VERY GOOD COLLECTION OF EARLY 3 MIDDLE AND 4 LATE ERA MISSA MOSTLY 12 INCH SINGLES ASSORTED TITLES & SOLEMNIS 2 RECORDS CONCERTOS 6 RECORDS ARTISTS APPROX. 60 RECORDS : HIP HOP, MUSIC FOR THE STAGE 3 RECORDS AND FIDELIO TRANCE, TECHNO, DANCE MUSIC, DISCO, FUNK, 3 RECORDS 30 50 SOLE, ETC. 100 180 12 LARGE COLLECTION OF MIXED RECORDS 30 RECORDS, A VERY GOOD COLLECTION OF COUNTRY ROCK AND POP CLASSICAL SOME MOSTLY 12 INCH SINGLES ASSORTED TITLES & STEREO BOX SETS COMIC INCLUDING BLASTER ARTISTS APPROX. 60 RECORDS : HIP HOP, BATES AND CLASSICAL BOX SETS INCLUDING TRANCE, TECHNO, DANCE MUSIC, DISCO, FUNK, CHOPIN TCHAIKOVSKY MOZART AND SOLE, ETC. 100 180 SCHUBERT 20 40 31 RECORDS, A VERY GOOD COLLECTION OF 13 MIXED CLASSICAL RECORDS 33 RPM LPS WITH A MOSTLY 12 INCH SINGLES ASSORTED TITLES & FEW JAZZ AND BOX SETS APPROX. 120 IN TOTAL 30 50 ARTISTS APPROX. 60 RECORDS : HIP HOP, 14 2 CASES OF MIXED EASY LISTENING SELECTION TRANCE, TECHNO, DANCE MUSIC, DISCO, FUNK, OF RECORDS APPROX. 80 INCLUDING THE SOLE, ETC. 100 180 MINSTRELS CLP 1460 20 40 Estimates do not include buyers premium 18% inc VAT Tuesday 14 th July 2020 John Goodwin – Sale Catalogue 32 RECORDS, A VERY GOOD COLLECTION OF 46 RECORDS, A VERY GOOD COLLECTION OF MOSTLY 12 INCH SINGLES ASSORTED TITLES & MOSTLY 12 INCH SINGLES ASSORTED TITLES & ARTISTS APPROX. 60 RECORDS : HIP HOP, ARTISTS APPROX. 60 RECORDS : HIP HOP, TRANCE, TECHNO, DANCE MUSIC, DISCO, FUNK, TRANCE, TECHNO, DANCE MUSIC, DISCO, FUNK, SOLE, ETC. 100 180 SOLE, ETC. 100 180 33 RECORDS, A VERY GOOD COLLECTION OF 47 RECORDS, A SMALLER LOT ON 17 VERY GOOD MOSTLY 12 INCH SINGLES ASSORTED TITLES & RECORDS MOSTLY 12 INCH SINGLES ASSORTED ARTISTS APPROX. 60 RECORDS : HIP HOP, TITLES & ARTISTS : HIP HOP, TRANCE, TECHNO, TRANCE, TECHNO, DANCE MUSIC, DISCO, FUNK, DANCE MUSIC, DISCO, FUNK, SOLE, ETC. 40 60 SOLE, ETC. 100 180 65 COLLECTION OF LPS AND RECORDS, ROCK AND 34 RECORDS, A VERY GOOD COLLECTION OF POP, MANY BEATLES INCLUDE LENNON SHADE MOSTLY 12 INCH SINGLES ASSORTED TITLES & FISH, BLONDIE EAT TO THE BEAT, IMAGINE, ARTISTS APPROX. 60 RECORDS : HIP HOP, CLASSICAL INCLUDING BACH, HAYDN TRANCE, TECHNO, DANCE MUSIC, DISCO, FUNK, QUADROPHENIA SOUNDTRACK FROM THE WHO SOLE, ETC. 100 180 FILM PETER GABRIEL ETC. 10 30 35 RECORDS, A VERY GOOD COLLECTION OF 66 2 CASES OF RECORDS A PREDOMINANTLY MOSTLY 12 INCH SINGLES ASSORTED TITLES & CLASSICAL SELECTION INCLUDING CORTOT ARTISTS APPROX. 60 RECORDS : HIP HOP, CLOSE CHOPIN SH.326 SH.327 PRINZ ACE OF TRANCE, TECHNO, DANCE MUSIC, DISCO, FUNK, DIAMONDS STT155 10 30 SOLE, ETC.
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