Here is the list of prices that items we featured in this blog went for in the auction this year. If an item isn't listed it either didn't reach it's reserve or we are unable to to give out the information for various reasons.
13 - Peter Blake signed exhibition leaflet £22
19 - The Beatles Authorised Biography 1968 signed by author Hunter Davies £46
20 - Imagine card signed by Yoko Ono with mailing envelope £46
29 - March 1970 NEMS Record catalogue signed by Joey Molland of Badfinger £15
30 - March 1960 NEMS Record catalogue signed by Allan Williams £25
31 - Sean Ono Lennon signature on black and white photograph of John Lennon £45
32 - George Martin signature on Chrysalis Records compliment slip £65
62 - Beatles photograph signed on the reverse by Ringo Starr and Paul McCartney £360
85 - Ringo Starr signature on black and white Beatles photo £130
109 - NEMS Letter Headed Notepaper dated 1st August 1962 enquiring about booking for The Beatles sign by Brian Epstein £2,300
110 - NEMS Letter Headed Notepaper dated January 1963 enquiring about booking Beatles £160
111 - NEMS Letter Headed Notepaper dated 9th February 1963 informing that The Beatles fee is £150, signed by Brian Epstein £1,850
115 - Original section of Cavern Club stage £2,600
150 - Hand made sign requesting “Paul on Sunday Sing For Rita Hot Lips A Taste of Honey” this was read out by Paul at The Cavern Club and is signed on the reverse by Paul McCarntey £1,350
155 - The Beatles Pop Prom programme, Royal Albert Hall 15th September 1963 £420
156 - The Beatles Pop Prom Royal Albert Hall ticket stub 15th September 1963 £160
199 - Help postcard signed of the reverse by Victor Spinetti and Leo McKern with an original Help paperback book £50
215 - John Lennon and George Harrison signatures, framed and mounted £1,100
216 - Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr signatures, framed and mounted £400
224 - Complete set of 1967 Beatles signatures obtained during the filming of Magical Mystery Tour £4,500
225 - Paul McCartney signed Beatles Monthly Magazine centre page. £260
226 - Postcard from Ringo and Barbara handwritten by Barbara to Ringo's parents. £180
229 - Please Please Me original UK red label issue, single signed by Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr £2,900
232 - An original Quarry Bank High School For Boy, Calderstones, Liverpool May 1957 photograph featuring John Lennon £450
233 - The Casbah Coffee Club Membership card dated 19-11-61 to 19-11-62 £1,950
238 - Letter from the IFA requesting clearance for use of photographs. John Lennon has written reply on bottom of letter £1,350
239 - Original 7th August 1953 photograph of Paul McCartney at a children’s party in Childwall Liverpool £1,350
284 - Cynthia Lennon signed copy of A Twist Of Lennon paperback 1978 £60
291 - A Walrus Costume worn by Mark McGann from Lennon Musical Play 1981 £60
296 - 1958 Payment book for Epstein’s Ltd Walton Road Liverpool £30
306 - Klaus Voormann signed invitation to opening of exhibition at The Mathew Street Gallery 2000 £25
308 - John Lennon signed and inscribed card Love John Lennon and annotated with Lennon's caricature portraits of his and Yoko's smiling Faces £1,500
309 - The Beatles autographs in biro on reverse of paper envelope £1,700
316 - 1948/49 School photograph from St Silas School, Liverpool featuring Ringo Starr £450
318 - Original 1952 16th Allerton Group St Aiden Troop Boy Scouts photograph £400.
And a few other highlights from this year's auction (that didn't get a mention on this blog) include -
34 - One page handwritten letter by John Lennon’s Aunt Mimi dated 10th October 1966 £150
35 - One page handwritten letter by John Lennon’s Aunt Mimi dated 3rd May 1968 £140
118 - 8th September 1962 Heswall Jazz Club handbill and ticket for Gerry and the Pacemakers £70
119 - 1st September 1962 Heswall Jazz Club handbill and ticket for Billy J Kramer with the Coasters £100
180 - The Beatles Juke Box Jury Ticket Liverpool Empire 7th December 1963 £360
If you have items you would like us to consider placing in next year's auction, or you are just curious about the value of a Beatles item you have please take a look at our previous blog entry here.
Thursday, 8 October 2009
Saturday, 3 October 2009
Valuations and items for 2010.
Hopefully we will soon be able to publish a list with some of the prices from the 2009 auction. Please keep calling back to check, once all the paperwork is done we will be able to let you know what prices items went for.
In the meantime, we have started to consider items for the auction in 2010.
All our valuations are FREE.
There are various ways we can assess your items.
You can bring them into the shop for us to look at. It is best to call in advance to be certain someone will be available to look at your items. If you just call in on the off the chance then please try not to make it a Friday as the person you will need to see isn't usually available that day. The shop is open every day of the week however so there's plenty of other opportunities.
You can also email the shop sending as much detail about your items as possible, preferably with photographs. The same applies if you contact us via the post. Scans or good quality photocopies of the items are useful.
We will not assess any autographed items without seeing them, whether in person or via a good, clear photograph, scan or laser photocopy.
If contacting us via post please enclose a stamped addressed envelope for a reply.
All our contact details are available through the "Contact Us" link on the sidebar on the right hand side of this page.
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In the meantime, we have started to consider items for the auction in 2010.
All our valuations are FREE.
There are various ways we can assess your items.
You can bring them into the shop for us to look at. It is best to call in advance to be certain someone will be available to look at your items. If you just call in on the off the chance then please try not to make it a Friday as the person you will need to see isn't usually available that day. The shop is open every day of the week however so there's plenty of other opportunities.
You can also email the shop sending as much detail about your items as possible, preferably with photographs. The same applies if you contact us via the post. Scans or good quality photocopies of the items are useful.
We will not assess any autographed items without seeing them, whether in person or via a good, clear photograph, scan or laser photocopy.
If contacting us via post please enclose a stamped addressed envelope for a reply.
All our contact details are available through the "Contact Us" link on the sidebar on the right hand side of this page.
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Sunday, 23 August 2009
Be Prepared - for another McCartney pic!
Our absolutely final lot for this year's auction is a photograph of Paul McCartney as a boy scout in 1952 when he was a member of the 16th Allerton Group St Aiden Troop.
The full photograph carries an estimate of £400-£500
Quick reminder that the viewing day is Friday at the Paul McCartney Auditorium at LIPA from 11am to 4pm, and the auction begins Saturday morning at 10am. (There is no time to view any lots on the morning of the sale.)
An pdated pdf file of the catalogue is now available - follow the link on the top right below "catalogues now available" and follow the old link on that post that will take you to the new version of the file.
Please note the following corrections to the previous versions
Lot 307 The Beatles Now magazine Seventeen Issues (17) Estimate £15-£20
Lot 313 Original Photograph date should read September 1950
as well as the additional lots on the end.
Please see the FAQ and Buyer Notes (links in side bar) for details how to attend the auction to bid on this item, or for the details on absentee bids.
We have now stopped taking items in to the Auction. However if you have something you would like us to look at please use the contact details link on the sidebar.
Press enquiries should be made through the same contact link.
Better images of items can be made available to the press upon request.
The full photograph carries an estimate of £400-£500
Quick reminder that the viewing day is Friday at the Paul McCartney Auditorium at LIPA from 11am to 4pm, and the auction begins Saturday morning at 10am. (There is no time to view any lots on the morning of the sale.)
An pdated pdf file of the catalogue is now available - follow the link on the top right below "catalogues now available" and follow the old link on that post that will take you to the new version of the file.
Please note the following corrections to the previous versions
Lot 307 The Beatles Now magazine Seventeen Issues (17) Estimate £15-£20
Lot 313 Original Photograph date should read September 1950
as well as the additional lots on the end.
Please see the FAQ and Buyer Notes (links in side bar) for details how to attend the auction to bid on this item, or for the details on absentee bids.
We have now stopped taking items in to the Auction. However if you have something you would like us to look at please use the contact details link on the sidebar.
Press enquiries should be made through the same contact link.
Better images of items can be made available to the press upon request.
Thursday, 20 August 2009
Early McCartney Signature.
Even at an early age Paul was preparing for fame, signing for his school mates!
This is possibly one of the earliest Paul McCartney autographs ever.
In 1953 as his class left Joseph Williams school he signed the back of a class photograph for a school mate.
This will be the final item offered for sale in the Liverpool Beatles Auction and carries an estimate of £5000-£6000
Please see the FAQ and Buyer Notes (links in side bar) for details how to attend the auction to bid on this item, or for the details on absentee bids.
We have now stopped taking items in to the Auction. However if you have something you would like us to look at please use the contact details link on the sidebar.
Press enquiries should be made through the same contact link.
Better images of items can be made available to the press upon request.
This is possibly one of the earliest Paul McCartney autographs ever.
In 1953 as his class left Joseph Williams school he signed the back of a class photograph for a school mate.
This will be the final item offered for sale in the Liverpool Beatles Auction and carries an estimate of £5000-£6000
Please see the FAQ and Buyer Notes (links in side bar) for details how to attend the auction to bid on this item, or for the details on absentee bids.
We have now stopped taking items in to the Auction. However if you have something you would like us to look at please use the contact details link on the sidebar.
Press enquiries should be made through the same contact link.
Better images of items can be made available to the press upon request.
Wednesday, 19 August 2009
Lots for LIPA.
The two lots below are being sold in the Liverpool Beatles Auction on behalf of Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts
227 A pair of custom Shimano STX Bikes presented to Paul & Linda McCartney by Grundig in 1993. The Shimano STX series mountain bikes feature custom designs to reflect Paul & Linda’s personalities and interests and were decorated by Norbert Cames a highly respected airbrush artist. The individual artwork on each
bike was inspired by the couples shared love of the environment and music. Paul McCartney’s bike features guitar strings and dolphins, and Linda’s featuring keyboards and birds. Both bikes were ridden by Paul and Linda and while in a perfect working condition have been used. £5500-£6500
228 Limited edition lithograph of George Martin’s score for The Beatles song Yesterday printed complete with mistakes and tea stains. The lithograph was framed and mounted by Lord Lindley and is numbered and hand signed by Paul McCartney and George Martin £5500-£6500
Please see the FAQ and Buyer Notes (links in side bar) for details how to attend the auction to bid on this item, or for the details on absentee bids.
We have now stopped taking items in to the Auction. However if you have something you would like us to look at please use the contact details link on the sidebar.
Press enquiries should be made through the same contact link.
Better images of items can be made available to the press upon request.
227 A pair of custom Shimano STX Bikes presented to Paul & Linda McCartney by Grundig in 1993. The Shimano STX series mountain bikes feature custom designs to reflect Paul & Linda’s personalities and interests and were decorated by Norbert Cames a highly respected airbrush artist. The individual artwork on each
bike was inspired by the couples shared love of the environment and music. Paul McCartney’s bike features guitar strings and dolphins, and Linda’s featuring keyboards and birds. Both bikes were ridden by Paul and Linda and while in a perfect working condition have been used. £5500-£6500
228 Limited edition lithograph of George Martin’s score for The Beatles song Yesterday printed complete with mistakes and tea stains. The lithograph was framed and mounted by Lord Lindley and is numbered and hand signed by Paul McCartney and George Martin £5500-£6500
Please see the FAQ and Buyer Notes (links in side bar) for details how to attend the auction to bid on this item, or for the details on absentee bids.
We have now stopped taking items in to the Auction. However if you have something you would like us to look at please use the contact details link on the sidebar.
Press enquiries should be made through the same contact link.
Better images of items can be made available to the press upon request.
Ringo School Photograph.
Hot on the heels of the rare school photographs of Paul McCartney we are able to go back further in time to 1948/49 for a school photograph from St Silas C of E school featuring an eight year old Richard Starkey aka Ringo Starr.
Ringo was ill a lot as a child and therefore missed a lot of school making a photograph featuring him with his classmates even more of a rarity.
The photograph is Lot 316 and carries an estimate of £600-£700
Please see the FAQ and Buyer Notes (links in side bar) for details how to attend the auction to bid on this item, or for the details on absentee bids.
We have now stopped taking items in to the Auction. However if you have something you would like us to look at please use the contact details link on the sidebar.
Press enquiries should be made through the same contact link.
Better images of items can be made available to the press upon request.
Ringo was ill a lot as a child and therefore missed a lot of school making a photograph featuring him with his classmates even more of a rarity.
The photograph is Lot 316 and carries an estimate of £600-£700
Please see the FAQ and Buyer Notes (links in side bar) for details how to attend the auction to bid on this item, or for the details on absentee bids.
We have now stopped taking items in to the Auction. However if you have something you would like us to look at please use the contact details link on the sidebar.
Press enquiries should be made through the same contact link.
Better images of items can be made available to the press upon request.
Sunday, 16 August 2009
Catalogue and Viewing Day.
The auction catalogues are now available.
You can call into the shop for a copy at £4.00 each or email auction@thebeatleshop.co.uk for mail order details.
To view an online pdf version of the catalogue click here - or right click and save it to your computer. (Note: The pdf version of the catalogue does not allow you entry to the auction, entry to the auction is via the purchase of a printed catalogue. A catalogue allows to people into the auction. Also please be sure to check the FAQ and Buyer's Notes through the links on the right if you are going to bid on any items.)
If you have booked a Beatle Week package with Cavern City Tours please be sure to swap your voucher for your catalogue. You can do this at the shop at any time over the event (even after the auction is over) There should also be someone at the Adelphi when you collect your tickets with catalogues ready to collect your vouchers and, of course you can exchange them at the auction venue on both the viewing day and the day of the auction.
Viewing day is Friday 28th August from 11am to 4pm at the Paul McCartney Auditorium at LIPA where the auction will be held the next morning (Saturday 29th). Please note, items will NOT be available for viewing on the Saturday before the auction commences as everything will be laid out ready for the event to begin.
Sunday, 9 August 2009
All I have is a photograph...
I'm sure we've all got dusty albums somewhere with school photographs in them. Rows upon rows of uniformed school chums all sent to school as smart as possible that day ready for the annual picture to be taken.
But what if you went to school with a Beatle? That would mean that in amongst those rows of school chums would be youthful versions of musicians that would go on to change the face of popular music world wide!
In this year's auction we have three school photographs.
First of all we have a long panoramic photograph from Quarry Bank School which features a rebellious John Lennon with his rock and roll quiff. (see detail of photograph below) It dates from 1957 and carries an estimate of £500-£600.
The two other school photographs both feature Paul McCartney at Joseph Williams School in Belle Vale, Liverpool.
The first one that arrived in the shop dates from 1953 when Paul would have been eleven. After the local Liverpool papers published a report on the item and the birthday party photographs listed below another Joseph Williams school photograph was brought in to us, this time dating from 1952. This find has been causing a buzz out in the Beatle collectors world as this is the first time to our knowledge that one has turned up for sale.
Both of the McCartney school photographs carry estimates of £1200-£1500 each.
As well as a school photograph from 1953 a young girl was lucky enough to have had Paul McCartney attend her birthday party that year as well. Offered in the auction are two photographs from the party showing an eleven year old Paul posing with the other party guests. These images are previously unpublished and are sold with copyright. They are estimated at £250-£300 each.
Less than a decade later in December 1961 both of these young school boys were Beatles and posing for their first photo session with Albert Marrion arranged by their new manager Brian Epstein. There are eight photographs from this session for sale in the auction carrying estimates of £45-£65 each.
Please see the FAQ and Buyer Notes (links in side bar) for details how to attend the auction to bid on this item, or for the details on absentee bids.
We have now stopped taking items in to the Auction. However if you have something you would like us to look at please use the contact details link on the sidebar.
Press enquiries should be made through the same contact link.
Better images of items can be made available to the press upon request.
But what if you went to school with a Beatle? That would mean that in amongst those rows of school chums would be youthful versions of musicians that would go on to change the face of popular music world wide!
In this year's auction we have three school photographs.
First of all we have a long panoramic photograph from Quarry Bank School which features a rebellious John Lennon with his rock and roll quiff. (see detail of photograph below) It dates from 1957 and carries an estimate of £500-£600.
The two other school photographs both feature Paul McCartney at Joseph Williams School in Belle Vale, Liverpool.
The first one that arrived in the shop dates from 1953 when Paul would have been eleven. After the local Liverpool papers published a report on the item and the birthday party photographs listed below another Joseph Williams school photograph was brought in to us, this time dating from 1952. This find has been causing a buzz out in the Beatle collectors world as this is the first time to our knowledge that one has turned up for sale.
Both of the McCartney school photographs carry estimates of £1200-£1500 each.
As well as a school photograph from 1953 a young girl was lucky enough to have had Paul McCartney attend her birthday party that year as well. Offered in the auction are two photographs from the party showing an eleven year old Paul posing with the other party guests. These images are previously unpublished and are sold with copyright. They are estimated at £250-£300 each.
Less than a decade later in December 1961 both of these young school boys were Beatles and posing for their first photo session with Albert Marrion arranged by their new manager Brian Epstein. There are eight photographs from this session for sale in the auction carrying estimates of £45-£65 each.
Please see the FAQ and Buyer Notes (links in side bar) for details how to attend the auction to bid on this item, or for the details on absentee bids.
We have now stopped taking items in to the Auction. However if you have something you would like us to look at please use the contact details link on the sidebar.
Press enquiries should be made through the same contact link.
Better images of items can be made available to the press upon request.
Beatles Signatures
Here's a quick list of some of the Beatles autographs in this year's auction.
Lot 61 - George Harrison postcard by Starpic, signed on the reverse Estimate £500-£600
Lot 85 - Ringo Starr signature on black and white Beatles photo. Estimate £130-£150
Lot 215 - John Lennon and George Harrison signatures. Estimate £900-£1200
Lot 216 - Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr signatures. Estimate £400-£500
Lot 224 - Complete set of 1967 Beatles signatures obtained during the filming of Magical Mystery Tour at RAF West Malling. Signatures are in pencil on the back page of a 1967 diary. Estimate £1750-£2000
Lot 225 - Paul McCartney signed Beatles Monthly Magazine centre page. Obtained at the filming of Take It Away video. Estimate £275-£350
Lot 308 - John Lennon signed and inscribed card Love John Lennon and annotated with Lennon's caricature portraits of his and Yoko's smiling Faces Estimate £1200-£130
Lot 309 - The Beatles autographs in biro on reverse of paper envelope Estimate £1800-£2000
The auction includes other signed items some of which have been highlighted in this blog previously. (Use the archive links at the side to find past posts.). A full list of items in the auction will be available to download soon, and printed catalogues will be available. Details coming shortly.
Please see the FAQ and Buyer Notes (links in side bar) for details how to attend the auction to bid on this item, or for the details on absentee bids.
We have now stopped taking items in to the Auction. However if you have something you would like us to look at please use the contact details link on the sidebar.
Press enquiries should be made through the same contact link.
Better images of items can be made available to the press upon request.
Lot 61 - George Harrison postcard by Starpic, signed on the reverse Estimate £500-£600
Lot 85 - Ringo Starr signature on black and white Beatles photo. Estimate £130-£150
Lot 215 - John Lennon and George Harrison signatures. Estimate £900-£1200
Lot 216 - Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr signatures. Estimate £400-£500
Lot 224 - Complete set of 1967 Beatles signatures obtained during the filming of Magical Mystery Tour at RAF West Malling. Signatures are in pencil on the back page of a 1967 diary. Estimate £1750-£2000
Lot 225 - Paul McCartney signed Beatles Monthly Magazine centre page. Obtained at the filming of Take It Away video. Estimate £275-£350
Lot 308 - John Lennon signed and inscribed card Love John Lennon and annotated with Lennon's caricature portraits of his and Yoko's smiling Faces Estimate £1200-£130
Lot 309 - The Beatles autographs in biro on reverse of paper envelope Estimate £1800-£2000
The auction includes other signed items some of which have been highlighted in this blog previously. (Use the archive links at the side to find past posts.). A full list of items in the auction will be available to download soon, and printed catalogues will be available. Details coming shortly.
Please see the FAQ and Buyer Notes (links in side bar) for details how to attend the auction to bid on this item, or for the details on absentee bids.
We have now stopped taking items in to the Auction. However if you have something you would like us to look at please use the contact details link on the sidebar.
Press enquiries should be made through the same contact link.
Better images of items can be made available to the press upon request.
With A Little Help From Their Friends
There are many people with close links to the Beatles, via family, marriage, friendship or other associations.
Here are just a few samples of items in the auction featuring signatures by various famous names associated closely with the band.
Lot 13 - Peter Blake signed exhibition leaflet – Peter Blake designed the world famous Sgt Pepper album cover. Estimate £15-£20
Lot 19 - The Beatles Authorised Biography 1968 signed by author Hunter Davies. Until the Beatles Anthology book was released this was the only fully authorised biography of the band. Estimate £60-£70
Lot 20 - Imagine card signed by Yoko Ono. Estimate £30-£40
Lot 29 - 1970 NEMS Record catalogue signed by Joey Molland of Badfinger. Badfinger famously recorded on Apple Records. Estimate £20-£30
Lot 30 - 1960 NEMS Record catalogue signed by Allan Williams – Beatles first manager. Estimate £20-£30
Lot 31 - Sean Ono Lennon signature on black and white photograph of John Lennon. John's youngest son signed on a photograph of his dad. Estimate £20-£30
Lot 32 - George Martin signature on Chrysalis Records compliment slip – George Martin produced the Beatles records. Estimate £50-£60
Lots 42, 43 and 255- Three photographs of Tony Sheridan, signed by Tony Sheridan and Astrid Kirchherr. - The Beatles backed Tony Sheridan in Hamburg and Astrid took some of the earliest photographs of the band during their time in Germany. Estimate £120-£150 each
Lot 63 - Original 60s magazine signed on inside by Pete Best – the original Beatles drummer. Estimate £30-£40
Lot 199 - Help postcard signed of the reverse by Victor Spinetti and Leo McKern – bothh actors appeared in the 1965 movie with the Beatles. Estimate £30-£40
Lot 284 - Cynthia Lennon signed copy of A Twist Of Lennon paperback – John's first wife. Estimate £60-£70
Lot 306 - Klaus Voormann signed invitation to opening of exhibition at The Mathew Street Gallery 2000. Klaus designed the Revolver album cover and played bass with the Plastic Ono Band as well as on several solo recordings. Estimate £15-£20
The auction includes other signed items. A full list of items in the auction will be available to download soon, and printed catalogues will be available. Details coming shortly.
Please see the FAQ and Buyer Notes (links in side bar) for details how to attend the auction to bid on this item, or for the details on absentee bids.
We have now stopped taking items in to the Auction. However if you have something you would like us to look at please use the contact details link on the sidebar.
Press enquiries should be made through the same contact link.
Better images of items can be made available to the press upon request.
Here are just a few samples of items in the auction featuring signatures by various famous names associated closely with the band.
Lot 13 - Peter Blake signed exhibition leaflet – Peter Blake designed the world famous Sgt Pepper album cover. Estimate £15-£20
Lot 19 - The Beatles Authorised Biography 1968 signed by author Hunter Davies. Until the Beatles Anthology book was released this was the only fully authorised biography of the band. Estimate £60-£70
Lot 20 - Imagine card signed by Yoko Ono. Estimate £30-£40
Lot 29 - 1970 NEMS Record catalogue signed by Joey Molland of Badfinger. Badfinger famously recorded on Apple Records. Estimate £20-£30
Lot 30 - 1960 NEMS Record catalogue signed by Allan Williams – Beatles first manager. Estimate £20-£30
Lot 31 - Sean Ono Lennon signature on black and white photograph of John Lennon. John's youngest son signed on a photograph of his dad. Estimate £20-£30
Lot 32 - George Martin signature on Chrysalis Records compliment slip – George Martin produced the Beatles records. Estimate £50-£60
Lots 42, 43 and 255- Three photographs of Tony Sheridan, signed by Tony Sheridan and Astrid Kirchherr. - The Beatles backed Tony Sheridan in Hamburg and Astrid took some of the earliest photographs of the band during their time in Germany. Estimate £120-£150 each
Lot 63 - Original 60s magazine signed on inside by Pete Best – the original Beatles drummer. Estimate £30-£40
Lot 199 - Help postcard signed of the reverse by Victor Spinetti and Leo McKern – bothh actors appeared in the 1965 movie with the Beatles. Estimate £30-£40
Lot 284 - Cynthia Lennon signed copy of A Twist Of Lennon paperback – John's first wife. Estimate £60-£70
Lot 306 - Klaus Voormann signed invitation to opening of exhibition at The Mathew Street Gallery 2000. Klaus designed the Revolver album cover and played bass with the Plastic Ono Band as well as on several solo recordings. Estimate £15-£20
The auction includes other signed items. A full list of items in the auction will be available to download soon, and printed catalogues will be available. Details coming shortly.
Please see the FAQ and Buyer Notes (links in side bar) for details how to attend the auction to bid on this item, or for the details on absentee bids.
We have now stopped taking items in to the Auction. However if you have something you would like us to look at please use the contact details link on the sidebar.
Press enquiries should be made through the same contact link.
Better images of items can be made available to the press upon request.
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