All original in very good condition, no dents, some slight surface scratches to the silver plate. Unsure of its age, 2007 is a guess. This is being sold on behalf of Lasse Lindgren, who inherited it from Ernie Garside, manager of Maynard Ferguson in the 70’s.

Price=£750.

In almost as new condition.

Price = £245.

In almost as new condition, still has the protective plastic film on the pickups and scratchplate. All working as it should. Gloss finish in walnut.

Price=£325.

All original, in very good condition for its age, a few nicks in the tolex. It has castors fitted. All working as it should, has had a recent service with new valves.

Price = £295.

In very good condition considering its age. All working as it should.

This is quite a rare amp. 100 watt with a 12″ speaker. All 4 knobs are stacked, giving a huge variety of tonal options. It also has an extension speaker out, and a headphone socket.

Price = £450.

5 bass, 6 tenor and 3 alto. In good playable condition.

All primed ready for painting in the colour scheme of your choice.

Price = £1,300.

Stamped ‘OSCAR ADLER & Co MARKNEUKIRCHEN’ – with underneath ‘SOLE AGENTS for GREAT BRITAIN – JOSEPH HIGHAM MANCHESTER’. The serial number is 1206.

Circa 1920, it is in good, playable condition. Plays A=440. There is some repair work to the wing joint.

Commission sale. Price = £1,550.

Stamped ‘E JEHRING LEIPZIG’. It also has various other stamps.

Circa 1895, it is in good, playable condition. Plays A=440.There is an alteration/modification to the long joint, and some of the keywork. The crook is not original. The case appears to be original.

Commission sale. Price = £800.

Stamped ‘EXCELSIOR SONOROUS CLASS – HAWKES & SON MAKERS LONDON 15068 LP’.

Circa 1920, it is in good playable conditon. Plays in A440. Some minor repairs.

Commission sale. Price = £700.

A thing of beauty.

All original, in very good condition for a soon to be vintage guitar.

From the Gibson ‘historic collection’, serial number 7 952X.

A few minor scratches, dings etc.

Some oxidisation/wear to the gold plating.

Excellent finish, no lacquer checking!

Also, a truly superb ebony fingerboard, with perfect fretwork.

Plenty of room at the bridge for action/intonation adjustment.

Grover tuners, Rotosound 10’s.

Comes with its original case.

Price = £4,500.

In good playing condition.

Serial # 001, which suggests it’s the first one made!

It is large bore, and has an extra stamp, which I have not seen on other Liberator trumpets.

It has a small, very well done repair to one of the sections where it joins the 3rd valve.

Jack Bell and Maynard Ferguson formed a company (Ferguson Bell Ltd) to make trumpets and mouthpieces.

Jack Bell lived, and also worked, as a taxi driver in Bradford.

In the early 70’s, Maynard Ferguson had strong connections with the north of England. His manager, Ernie Garside, lived in Manchester.

Hence, I have had 3 of their trumpets, and numerous mouthpieces.

Price = £1500.

In good playable condition, some wear/scratches to the silver plating.

This is a rare opportunity to own/play a trumpet made in the best period of the Kanstul factory, it has a ‘Najoom’ leadpipe.

Model 462, serial number 53xx.

This is being sold on behalf of Lasse Lindgren, who inherited it from Ernie Garside, manager of Maynard Ferguson in the 70’s.

Price = £1.500.

In very good condition, dating from the early 1990’s?

Model JFH-846, serial number B51xx. Comes with its original case.

Price = £495.

This is being sold on behalf of Lasse Lindgren, who inherited it from Ernie Garside, manager of Maynard Ferguson in the 70’s.

In very good condition, dating from the early 1990’s?

Model T-3465, serial number 108xxx. It is large bore, made in the Kenosha WI factory by Leblanc. Comes with its original case.

This is being sold on behalf of Lasse Lindgren, who inherited it from Ernie Garside, manager of Maynard Ferguson in the 70’s.

Price = £2,500.

There are also available 3 Kanstul made trumpets, a Besson International, and a Jupiter Flugelhorn.

29″ x 12″ with plastic heads. In overall good condition, some old sticker residue. Price = £110.

Various types. Phone for availability. Strong construction with neck support. Price = £5.

In good playing condition. Some dents, scrapes etc reflecting its age, 1921. All slides/valves moving freely.

Stamped ‘Imperial Model – SOLBRON – CLASS A – Compensating Pistons – BOOSEY & Co – MAKERS – LONDON – 114194 – BRITISH THROUGHOUT’.

Comes with a new, padded material case. Price = £495.

Fitted with Wilkinson humbucker pick ups. Comes with a hard case. Price = £325.

Cosmic (Latin Percussion) congas in very good condition. With ‘basket’ stands. 12″ & 11″. Price = £195.

In good condition. 13″ & 12″. They come with heavy duty steel cradles.

Price = £175.

A very rare to find Requinto size guitar which is tuned a 4th up from standard, 1st string is A. In very good condition, no dints or bad scratches. It must be at least 25 years old.

Solid indian rosewood back and sides, solid spruce top. This is top quality.

The label states, – ‘ARIA – CONCERT GUITAR – SUPERVISED BY SHIRO ARAI – model AC70 A – MADE IN SPAIN’.

Comes with a quality fitted hard case.

Price = £495.

In good condition, all working as it should.

Price = £350.

In very good, all original condition.

Price = £495.

In very good condition, complete with its footswitch.

Price = £125.

In good, all original condition. All working as it should.

Price = £350.

Probably from the 1960’s.

No dents, bends, cracks or warping, but with a severe keyhole. It has smooth edges.

Weight = 1970g.

Price = £275.

In ‘C’ system, 4 voice, musette tuned, 120 bass. 7 treble couplers, 1 bass coupler. In good playing condition, with recent leather straps in very good condition.

Good tuning, all reeds sounding as they should, with  good compression. Some wear to some of the treble buttons ( the previous owner didn’t cut their nails!). There is a scrape to the bellows at the back, not severe.

Overall, an honest, great playing, great sounding accordion.

Price = £650.

Ibanez (active) – £145.

In overall good condition, all original apart from two tuning pegs, replaced with period Kumalae pegs, which are slightly different. There is a shrinkage crack to the top, which is repaired and stable. It starts to the far left of the bridge, and runs down to the bottom edge. It can clearly be seen in photos 13, 14 and 15. All Koa construction. The style E is the highest model that was made by Jonah Kumalae, with a different peghead to all other styles. Inside on the back, written in pencil, it has ‘e – 233’.

Comes with a period case, which is functional, but missing its handle.

P.O.A.

This harpsichord is for spares or repair. Some notes do not sound, there are a few broken strings. Price = £395.

‘B’ grade, some scratches and/or marks.

Shown in the photo with a full size cello, extends to accommodate a full size double bass.

Price = £39.

Truly remarkable condition for its age, one repair to the rear bottom keyguard (resoldered). Serial number = 98044. The body is frosted silver with silver plated keys and name badge, the inside of the bell is gold plated. It is all original, including its mother of pearl keys and rollers. The case is also original, and although with plenty of wear to the outside, is still fully functional.

This has been clearly well maintained, all corking is present, all the pads are clean and it plays very well.

Price = £495.