Various cymbals, sticks, bass skins etc, which all can be traced back to Simon Kirk and Bad Company. For more details of equipment that we have please email your requests. [All the other drum equipment is now sold]

Stunning copy of this tour programme from Paul McCartney and Wings 1975 tour. The 6 page fold-out programme is in NM- condition.

Black/White & Grey concert poster for a gig at Loughborough University on the Friday 21st November 1969. With Zoot Money and Hard Meat as the support arts, excellent and stunning poster, great iconic looking poster. Framed [silver coloured metal frame] and glazed ready to hang. The poster does have'Don Not Remove'written in two places, otherwise in EX+ condition. Size 19" x 30" mounted in frame

James Brown , plus Lyn Collins. Programme is in excellent condition, no creases or rips.

Original concert poster for the Friday 8th August 1969 at the Town Hall, Torquay, Devon. Mounted ready for framing, mount size 580mm x 840mm

Eric Clapton'One More Time'Tour itinerary and access all areas pass, for the The Blues Eric Clapton & his Band, One More Time, Royal Albert Hall 1993 20th February - 7th March. The itinerary and pass was those of EC's management company's assistant. Full Provenance, itinerary has the full 15 pages with no rips or pages missing.

B&W German concert poster, late 70's, for the forth coming gig by The Diesel Band, which featured Bernie Marsdon [ex-UFO], Charlie McCracken [ex-Rory Gallaher Band], Ray Minhinnitt [ex-Frankie Miller Band] and John Coghlan [Status Quo] Size 34" x 24" mounted in frame, ready to hang.

Tour used drum stick, with Terry’s name printed on them. Length 395mm, no makers name on drumstick, great condition, but some drum wear and has been cut for extra grip.

Tour used drum stick, has been. Length 405mm, Remo master Touch 2B model drumstick, great condition, but some drum wear.

Tour used drum stick, with Ric’s name printed on them. He would have used these in the 70's. Length 410mm, no makers name on the drumstick, great condition.

A drum stick from The Style Council's drummer Steve White, the 'Shaw' stick is unused, and has the bands name [THE STYLE COUNCIL] printed on it. The drum stick has come directly from Steve.

Tour used drum stick, with Kenny’s name printed on it. He would have used these in the early 80's, more than likely on the '82 tour. Length 410mm, Shaw model '1A' drum stick, great condition.

The Eagles' guitarist Joe Walsh did a small house gig in Londons Oxford Street in HMV a few years back, these are the B&W Promo photo and his guitar pick used at that gig. The B&W photo is 200mm x 250mm [8" x 10"] and the pick is a Jim Dunlop, both in excellent condition.

Great film poster for the film 'Stardust' from the mid 70's, starring David Essex, Adam Faith and Larry Hagman. The poster is in excellent condition and with no rips or tears.

The Congress Theatre, Eastbourne. Sunday 13th September 1964, EX+ condition. [stub only]

A very nice flyer/ handbill from 1962, featuring Wee Willie Harris, the flyer measures about 200mm x 130mm in size.

A original flyer/ handbill from the Colston Hall, Bristol, England, dated Tuesday 23rd March 1965. This was the first Tamla-Motown UK tour and headlined by The Supremes, and supporyed by Martha & The Vandellas, Stevie Wonder, Smokey Robinson & The Miracles, Earl Van Dyke Six, plus special guest Georgie Fame & The Blue Flames. The tour was a flop, in some Theatres only a handful of ticket were sold, in one case only 16 people attended a show. Georgie Fame was drafted in to help push the tour and sell tickets and give a 'name' to a almost unknown named tour, seems very strange now. The flyer measures about 135mm x 230mm [5 1/4" x 9"] in size, does have a couple of light creases and a hole, middle top, and the booking slip has been carefully cut off the bottom, and the bottom right hand corner has been torn off, [see photo] but the over all condition is very good for this very  rare 45+ year old flyer.

The Four Tops, plus Thelma Houston. Programme is in excellent condition, no creases or rips.

Great copy of this 1963 tour programme, in EX+ condition, no rips or tears, date & town written on front, otherwise in EX condition.

Original flyer/ hand bill for the first record release from The Gamblers [pre- Billy Fury's Backing Band]. Issued on or around 15th November 1963 in the Newcastle area. Condition is fair, has been folded and creased and a little tatty around the edges, size 122mm x 190mm

Genesis concert pass/ ticket for Knebworth 2nd August 1992 concert, Grandstand pass, condition EX+

Gerry Marsden's [Gerry and The Pacemakers] stage worn and used leather guitar strap from the early sixties, and it is also signed by Gerry [etched into the leather with a pen ]. This white leather stage used guitar strap of Gerry's was given to one of the support bands guitarists as a sorveinir of the show from about 1964 in South West of England, upon which, he asked Gerry to sign it, which he did, using a pen Gerry heavily etched his name in to the leather strap. Over all condition of the white leather is excellent, but it is showing a few signs of age, and the length is about 114cm [44 inchs] long, this is a very rare concert used item from the hey day of the Merseybeat era of the 60's.

Great 60's tour programme featuring Herman Hermits, Dave Berry, Pinkertons Assorted Colours, The Mindbenders, David & Jonathan, plus others, the programme is in EX+ condition.

Stage worn top from the early to mid 70's. This fabulous top was worn by one of the Jackson 5 when performing with the rest of the group on stage. With the International Costume Co. Hollywood, Calif. label still on the inside collar and with Tito's name written in the tag. This bright green, front lace up top is of a medium size, it's in a bright green colour and studded with diamante' jewels.

Crew only tour shirt, these short sleeve Hawaiian style shirts were used and given to the crew members only on the Michael Jackson World Tour 1988, This is an unworn, medium size shirt, very colourful and with the words 'You rock, we Roll' printed on it.

Stage worn top from the early to mid 70's. This fabulous top was worn by one of the Jackson 5 when performing with the rest of the group on stage. With the International Costume Co. Hollywood, Calif. label, still on the inside collar but group members name has faded away . This 'cowboy' style top is very small [could well have been Micheal's], it's in a turquoise with pink strip sleeves and cream tassels, studded with diamante' jewels.

This programme is from The Jam and dates back to 1982 the'A Solid Bond In Your Heart'82'tour. The programme is a 18 page B&W glossy programme and is in EX+ condition.

Original gig poster from 11th/ 12th August 1979, Knebworth, no rips or tears. But does have a lot of creases all around the edges and some across the poster where it has been rolled and lightly folded, otherwise VG+. Size of poster is 620mm x 430mm.

Original 1969 concert poster for The Move, supported by The Gods, Edgar Broughton Band, Element of Time, Old Joe, Principal Edwards Magic Theatre and The Looking Glass, compare was John Peel. All staged at the County Ground Stadium, Exeter, Devon on Friday 15th August 1969,'Exeter Pop & Blues Festival'. The poster is in excellent condition, a light fold down the middle, but still a very nice piece. Size is about 1,000mm x 760mm

Original 1968 concert poster featuring two concerts, the first by The Move on Tuesday 13th August, suuported by a 'Kinky Fashion Show' by Jailbird Boutique. The second concert is by The Nice on Saturday 17th August, supported by The Biltz and The Mood. Both shows were held at Middle Earth, Town Hall, Torquay, Devon. The poster is in near mint condition, has always been rolled, at present it has been mounted ready for framing and is housed in a clear protective wrap, which can be removed, it's just for protection, has the poor qty photo. The mount size is about 580 mm x 840 mm.

Odeon Theatre, Leeds. 12th May 1964, EX+ condition. [ticket stub only]

De Montfort Hall, Leicester. 2nd April 1967, NM condition. [ticket stub only]

The second all Elvis souvenir photo album was sold at concerts in late 1956 and early 1957. The one that we have for sale dates from the 2nd April 1957 and was purchased at he Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, Canada, [as inscribed very neatly on the inside cover]. This show was one of only three that Elvis preformed out side of the US in his entire career, and all three were in Canada in the 50's. It is said that Col. Parker sold these photo albums during the show by himself. It features two great colour pictures of Elvis on the front and back covers and 13 B&W photos in side. Most of the photos come from Elvis' first movie 'Love Me Tender'. Also included is a brief bio with vital statistic, the magazine measure 215mm [8 1/4"]  x 275mm [11"]. It was printed by the Marshall & Bruce Co. in Nashville, Tenn. and has copyright by Elvis Presley Enterprises. A very rare item, and over 54 years old, and still in tact and complete, in EX+ condition.

Original concert poster for the Stones European Tour of 1972, general issue. Mounted, size 670mm x 920mm

The Rolling Stones - Keith Richards, personally worn and owned by Keith, a colourful cotton braid. It was given by Keith personally to the previous vendor, when she had a chance meeting with Keith outside his house ‘Redlands’ in West Whittering, West Sussex in 1996.  Keith has been seen wearing these types of braids for many years, and as seen in the attached photos you can see Keith wearing very similar styles to this one. These, or any other personal items of Keith’s very rarely come on to the open market. This item came to us mounted with a magazine picture and framed, along with a collection of vinyl records, which we purchased from the previous vendor in 2013, we have re-mounted and re-framed this item. The braid measures about 29.5cm [over all] x 1.5cm [at the widest part], and is made of cotton.

Apollo Victoria, London. Sunday 12th April 1981, EX+ condition. [stub only]

A pair of Sex Pistols Tour passes, one for UK Tour, Anarchy In The UK Tour [Roadie] and the other for the US Tour, Anarchy In The US Tour [Personnel], [I don't believe these to be genuine], conditions EX+

Bass Drum skin, this is an original 22" bass drum skin from the band 'Shed Seven'. It is totally original and genuine and has come from one of the bands roadies. It has split from the top of the skin down to the top of the 'O' open hole. But please remember this skin has been around a lot and has been used at many gigs and photo sessions etc.

Spooky Tooth concert poster with Frumpy Gravinkel as the support band. This original German colour poster dates from Sunday 26th November 1970 and is in EX condition with no rips or tears, but does have four pin holes, one in each corner, one or two of the holes are a bit torn. Has been folded in half at some stage, so there is a crease though the middle running left to right, but now and has been stored rolled. The poster measures about 590mm x 840mm, idea for framing.

Status Quo concert poster/flyer, for the Volkshaus in Zurich on Saturday 2nd August 1973. The poster is complete and with out any rips or tears, but does have a crease 40mm from the top, left to right about, over all size is about 160mm x 335mm. On the reverse side, they is an advert for the release of their 'Piledriver' album It has been signed by Rick Parfitt, Francis Rossi & Alan Lancaster. This poster, along with some other concert items belonged and came from Quo's founder member and bass player Alan Lancaster. This item will come with a 'copy' of a letter that Alan signed giving it a full provenance.

Original concert poster for the Friday 10th December 1972 at The Marquee, Town Hall, Torquay, Devon. Centre crease, otherwise EX condition. Mounted ready for framing, mount size 580mm x 730mm.

This is the leopard skin style top hat that Lord Sutch would wear at his political rallies and public events. The hat is in excellent condition, and still has the round label stuck to the front saying'Vote Lord Sutch'

A very rare and original unused concert poster from the 1960's for The Symbols, great colourful images, in EX+ condition, does have a light fold across the middle. The size of the poster is about 510mm x 900mm, and is ready for mounting and framing. Please note that the attached image of the concert poster is one taken of the poster in a clear polythene protective covering, which can be removed.

Wembley Arena. Saturday 29th December 1984, NM condition. [Complete ticket]

An original and unused concert poster from the late 1960's featuring The Vibrations. In EX+ condition, size is about 510mm x 760mm and is ready for mounting and framing. Please note that the attached image of the concert poster is one taken of the poster in a clear polythene protective covering, which can be removed.

Flight Case, black in colour, with The Who & the number'33' stencilled on the box. Kenny Jones used this flight box on tours with The Who, to house drums and other drum equipment. I believe it was certainly used on the 1982 tour, can be vilified.

A set of four unused door signs, to indicate who was to use certain rooms/ areas and who had excess in to them. From the Who’s 1982 UK tour, wording on signs; Private, Crew, Tune-up, and Office. Sizes of each card are 11" x 8.5"

Original Frank Zappa and The Mothers concert poster from Frankfurt, Germany, dated 28th November 1971, These posters were sent over from Germany to advertise the ill fated '71 Rainbow Theatre concert, when Frank was thrown from the stage. Because the show sold out well in advance the poster was never used. Size about 600mm x 840mm, in EX condition, has been machine folded, now kept rolled, slight tear in fold at the top and bottom middle, but only about 15mm. Very rare poster.