(Code: 4253) | |   UK 1st pressing of the Beatles debut album Please Please Me (MONO PMC 1202) Released on March 22 1963 this is the holy grail among vinyl collectors due to its extremely short run.
The black and gold label was discontinued by Parlophone only a few weeks after the albums release making it incredibly rare.
The runout groove shows stamped XEX 421 1N number which denotes the very first master cut of side 1 and the stamped XEX422 1N for side 2 confirms very first master cut for side 2.
Front cover sleeve in good condition with some wear. However there is a small split to bottom right corner.Bottom right corner has 'Photo Angus McBean' which also confirms absolute first pressing and top right corner has 'mono' font used exclusively on early 1963 first pressings.The rear sleeve at top left has a split .
Rear of sleeve has the Emitex Roundel logo in bottom right corner. The text format and font and liner notes align with the March 1963 1st print run. Paper inner sleeve is the important EMI/Parlophone sleeve that was introduced by EMI at the start of 1963 and only used for a brief period. Overall condition is good with the vinyl record having some surface marks but plays well with no jumps.
A very rare record indeed.
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(Code: 1138) | |   1930's alcohol fired live steam locomotive.
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(Code: 1207) | |   Austrian spelter figure.
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(Code: 2095) | |   Marble base. Seven inches high. Spelter figure construction . |
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(Code: 591) | |   Signed by Lorenzo |
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(Code: 2575) | |   Art Deco 1930's Monkey Cigarette dispenser and striker
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(Code: 2725) | |   Unsigned Lorenzo. |
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(Code: 2728) | |   Spelter construction. Small crack to leg. |
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(Code: 1156) | |   Spelter construction. |
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(Code: 1492) | |   Spelter construction. |
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(Code: 1707) | |   German prisoner of war made ship in bottle. Label reads "Happendon January1st 1947 To kindly remembrance of your new German friends Willie + Johnny +Alli". Complete with modern custom made box. Happendon POW Camp was located at Douglas, Lanarkshire, Scotland and held both German and Italian prisoners. |
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(Code: 1824) | |   Austrian spelter figure on marble base. |
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(Code: 1851) | |   1930's spelter figure made in Austria . Some chipping to paintwork on rear of figure. |
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(Code: 252) | |   Brass telescope wit wooden grip. Improved telescope is engraved around the brass body and additional engraving on the first draw reads ' Day or Night Greater Magnification Power'. 34.5 inches when fully extended. |
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(Code: 2551) | |   Spelter figure made in the 1930's. Some wear around the edges of the base.
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(Code: 2588) | |   Art deco chrome yacht from 1930s.
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(Code: 2683) | |  
Spelter construction.
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(Code: 2762) | |   Complete with functioning leather pocket. Stamped real leather made in Scotland.
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(Code: 718) | |   Vintage Large Austrian Cold Painted Spelter Pheasant Table Lighter Match Striker.
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(Code: 2576) | |   Sterling silver stamped with maker Queenie. CAN NOT BE SHIPPED OVERSEAS |
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(Code: 405) | |   Birmingham 1930 Silver hallmark. The Classic Lighter Company. CAN NOT BE SHIPPED OVERSEAS
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(Code: 2817) | |   Stamped Sterling. Maker stamped Elisorn to base. CAN NOT BE SHIPPED OVERSEAS
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(Code: 2522) | |   Stamped Sterling silver. Maker stamped Ronson.CAN NOT BE SHIPPED OVERSEAS |
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(Code: 4283) | |   Brass Binnacle with enclosed working compass set in liquid on gimbaled support for stable balance with movement of ship. Kerosene lamp for illumination to side with a brass hinged door. Dated 43 on compass. Sestrel made marine compasses throughout WW2 .
Height 28cm
Diameter at base 20cm
4kg weight
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(Code: 286) | |   Made by Swank in the 1950's.
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(Code: 2792) | |   For an English region. Cap in good condition. With embroidered badge. Patent leather chinstrap with King's Crown buttons. Interior brown leather sweatband with owner's initials in gilt capital letters. Interior lining has Appointment to Her Majesty The Queen and maker stamp Herbert Johnson New Bond St London |
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(Code: 4261) | |   1940's Helmet with ''103 PCT 14 ''stamp for Police Precinct based in Queen's New York. Maker stamp label to centre of helmet for ''B.F. McDONALD CO, LOS ANGELES '' Owner's name in pencil ''Lt M. E. NEILLY'' . Original white paint throughout helmet has yellowed with green Police Dept shield badge to front with PD in white letters to centre . Liner and chinstrap complete. Liner shows cracking and wear to brown leather |
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(Code: 1558) | |   Merlin piston turned into ashtray. |
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(Code: 1766) | |   Manufactured by Hillier Engineering Co Ltd Rochdale England in the 1930's. This is a very rare Art Deco automatic table lighter made from Lucite and metal. It comes complete with steel wand and fuel filler. The bottom of the lighter has all the manufacturers details and storage for the fuel filler. Excellent condition.
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(Code: 1857) | |   This torch was extensively used by Royal Navy personnel, mining crews, and Royal Air Force (RAF) ground crews for high-stakes, hazardous tasks like nighttime aircraft refuelling.
Complete with War Department stamp.Not tested.
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(Code: 1916) | |   Made from Horn. Wooden base, Brass lighter. |
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(Code: 630) | |   Good condition. SHOP COLLECTION ONLY.
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(Code: 1872) | |   1960's lighter / ashtray. Lighter is in the mouth piece of the phone. Dial shaped ashtray and bracket to hang the mouth piece on are missing.
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(Code: 1877) | |   Wind up music bow made in Japan in the 1960's. Music plays when the receiver is lifted and the lighter is located in the ear piece of the telephone receiver.
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(Code: 534) | |   1901-02 Hallmark. Chip and crack to the number nine.
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(Code: 1708) | |   Art Deco Muhlex Chrome lighter. |
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(Code: 2270) | |   Bronze medal in presentation case
V.G.C.
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(Code: 1275) | |   1950's era. One side screw to handle is missing. Label and green paint nearly all present.12 inches high. Rare. |
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(Code: 1764) | |   Seven inches high. Maker to reverse. Alabaster construction.
V.G.C.
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(Code: 2149) | |   51 Cards of various locations in UK. Mixture of different Makers. Most cards have details however some blank.
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(Code: 2069) | |   Bimetal badge with lugs. Top lug missing. |
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(Code: 1211) | |   WW1 Commemorative Glazed bust approx 3 inches tall.City Of Canterbury crest to front and Kitchener details to reverse .Base stamped 'GRATTON CHINA B.A.J. & SONS ENGLAND' and 'MADE FOR S.A. GRINDER ST GEORGES ST CANTERBURY.' Very good condition.
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(Code: 2869) | |   Arcadian China Stoke On Trent. Approximateey 5'' tall. Sheffield crest to front and Arcadian stamps to base. Very good condition.
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(Code: 1624) | |   Glass is missing and lid closure has detached. Large hand has also detached but present.
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(Code: 1658) | |   1913-1953 version. Good condition with some of the silver frosting remaining.
V.G.C.
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(Code: 2259) | |   Black bakelite with coin inserts to centre. One side features Washington other side date and American Eagle
V.G.C.
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(Code: 653) | |   Mid Victorian era print by Charles Furne of Paris. With original black wooden framing and glass with original backing and hanging rope. He was one of Napoleon's most loyal Marshal's and Napoleon made him the Duke of Taranto. Marshal Etienne MacDonald's grandfather had fought at Culloden and afterwards fled to France. His family were Jacobite's and his father was a close friend of Flora MacDonald the Jacobite Heroine.
Some light staining to print. 11 inches x 8 inches .COLLECTION ONLY DUE TO GLASS FRAME.
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(Code: 2790) | |   RAC diamond badge produced between 1946 and 1954. Good condition.
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(Code: 1201) | |   Resin with stainless steel insert |
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(Code: 1356) | |   Vintage WWII era.Has a metal profile of the Ibis bird.
G.C.
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