Brian Jones
Brian Jones
Reference number:
11841Description:
An original 1963 lined note-book page, clearly signed & dedicated (To Pamela) in ballpoint by Brian Jones
Certification:
One of a small collection of autographs obtained by Pamela in Bournemouth and at the Ready Steady Go Studios in 1963-4. AFTAL Dealer No13 and UACC RD Memorabilia UK COA
Size: |
13x8cm Sized Page |
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Condition: |
Average. View Image |
About
About Brian Jones
BRIAN JONES d1969. The founder of The Rolling Stones. A talented musician and multi-instrumentalist with his main instruments being guitar, harmonica and keyboards. His innovative use of traditional folk instruments including the Sitar and Marimba became integral to the ever changing sound of the group. Although he was originally the leader of the group, his fellow band members Mick Jagger and Keith Richards soon overshadowed him, especially after they became a successful song-writing team. He developed a serious drug problem over the years, he became unreliable and his role in the band steadily diminished. He was asked to leave the group in June 1969 and guitarist Mick Taylor took his place. Brian Jones died aged just 27 less than a month later (July 3rd 1969) by drowning in the swimming pool at his home on Cotchford Farm Hartfield East Sussex. Bill Wyman said of his band-mate ; "He formed the band. He chose the members. He named the band. He chose the music we played. He got us gigs. ... Very influential, very important and then slowly lost it – highly intelligent – and just kind of wasted it and blew it all away."
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Brian Jones & Bill Wyman
Reference number:
10761Description:
A good original circa 1964 autograph book page, clearly signed in ballpoints by both Brian Jones and Bill Wyman
On the reverse of the page are the autographs of Kinks group members Dave Davies and Mick Avory
Certification:
From the 1960s autograph book collection of P Bush of Walworth London containing many notables of the period. AFTAL Dealer No13 and UACC RD Memorabilia UK COA
Size: |
13x10cm Sized Autograph Book Page |
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Condition: |
Good. View Images |
Brian Jones
Reference number:
10654Description:
An original 1964 cutting on card, clearly signed in ballpoint by Brian Jones
INCLUDED original Rolling Stones ticket stub for the Palace Manchester on Sunday May 3rd 1964 (See Image)
Certification:
From the 1963-64 autograph book of Margaret Berry of Stockport containing many music notables of the period. See original ticket stub included for the Palace Manchester on Sunday May 3rd 1964. The autograph was obtained in Manchester the following morning along with Keith Richards (See our Code No 10655). AFTAL Dealer No13 and UACC RD Memorabilia UK COA
Size: |
7x7cm Sized Cutting 5x4cm Sized Ticket Stub |
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Condition: |
Fair. View Images. Minor skipping / ink loss on signature |
Brian Jones
Reference number:
10562Description:
A very good original circa 1964 autograph book page, clearly signed in blue ink by Brian Jones.
NB There is a display mount we can supply with this autograph if required (See Image 2). The autograph is currently removed from it. No additional cost other than an increased postal charge if you wish us to include the mount
Certification:
Chaucer. AFTAL Dealer No13 and UACC RD Memorabilia UK COA
Size: |
13x8cm Sized Autograph Book Page 27x17in >> Acid Free Mount >> Unframed |
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Condition: |
Good. View Images |
Brian Jones
Reference number:
9714Description:
A good original vintage 1964 pocket diary page, clearly signed in pencil by Brian Jones
Certification:
From the autograph book of CT of Folkstone. The autograph was obtained at the Rolling Stones concert at the Odeon Folkestone on May 17th 1964. The Stones were supported that evening by the Applejacks and Heinz Burt. AFTAL Dealer No13 and UACC RD Memorabilia UK COA
Size: |
10x6cm Sized Diary Page
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Condition: |
Good. View Image |
Brian Jones
Reference number:
9556Description:
An original 1964 autograph book page, clearly signed and dedicated (To Fredericka, Lots of Love) in ballpoint by Brian Jones.
Certification:
From the 1960s autograph book of Freddie L containing many music & entertainment notables of the period which she collected in and around London herself. Freddie recalled that she met Brian Jones in Pont Street, Knightsbridge London in 1964 when he came out of a flat along with the Searchers. AFTAL Dealer No13 and UACC RD Memorabilia UK COA
Size: |
13x8cm Sized Autograph Book Page |
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Condition: |
Average. View Image. Age rusting and a bit tatty around the pages but signature is a good clear dedicated example. |
Brian Jones
Reference number:
9395Description:
A good original circa 1963 card laid down onto an autograph book page, clearly signed in ballpoint by Brian Jones.
ALSO glued onto the same page is a lovely original cutting from a newspaper. It is the advert placed by Brian Jones looking for members to join / help form the group that ultimately became the Rolling Stones.
Certification:
AFTAL Dealer No13 and UACC RD Memorabilia UK COA
Size: |
14x10cm Sized Overall Page |
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Condition: |
Good. View Images. |
Brian Jones
Reference number:
9339Description:
An original 1963 cutting from a programme or handbill, laid down onto an autograph book page, clearly signed in ballpoint by Brian Jones.
Certification:
From the early 1960s autograph book of Catherine Guest of Kingston containing many music notables of the period including the Rolling Stones. Many of the autographs are annotated with dates & places and some are dedicated to her. She met members of the Rolling Stones individually on various occasions. This Brian Jones autograph was obtained at the Hammersmith Odeon on November 3rd 1963 which was the final date of the Rolling Stones Autumn tour supporting headliners the Everly Brothers and Bo Diddley. AFTAL Dealer No13 and UACC RD Memorabilia UK COA.
Size: |
12x8cm Sized Autograph Book Page
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Condition: |
Fair. View Image. The sellotape used for originally affixing the cut page has been removed and the page has then been re-affixed to avoid further acid staing. |
Brian Jones
Reference number:
8741Description:
A very good rare original 1964 autograph book page, clearly signed in ink by Brian Jones (Love from the Rolling Stones).
Premium and one of the best examples we have ever seen on an autograph book page.
Certification:
From a wonderful 1962-66 autograph book collected by Midlands teenager Glenis J containing many music notables of the period. She had a friend who worked at the Granada Kettering & the De Montfort Hall Leicester at the time who gave her access to the venues. The Rolling Stones played the Granada Kettering on 9th January 1964, during their first headlining UK Tour (supported by the Ronettes), so can therefore confirm this to be the likely date and place of signing. AFTAL Dealer No13 and UACC RD Memorabilia UK COA.
Size: |
13x10cm Sized Autograph Book Page. |
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Condition: |
Very Good. View Image. |
Brian Jones
Reference number:
8140Description:
An original 1964 autograph book page, clearly signed in ballpoint by Brian Jones.
Certification:
Collectors notation is Doncaster 24th September 1964. The seller also included a copy of her concert ticket from attending the Rolling Stones show at The Gaumont Doncaster on this date. Julie Grant autograph on the reverse of this page. AFTAL Dealer No13 and UACC RD Memorabilia UK COA.
Size: |
11x7cm Sized Autograph Book Page. |
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Condition: |
Good. View Image. |
Brian Jones
Reference number:
8419Description:
A very good original vintage 1963 autograph book page, clearly signed in ballpoint by Brian Jones.
Certification:
Collectors notation is 19th November 1963. The Stones appeared at the Gaumont State Kilburn London on this date so we would assume this to be the place of signing. AFTAL Dealer No13 and UACC RD Memorabilia UK COA.
Size: |
14x10cm Sized Autograph Book Page |
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Condition: |
Good. View Image. We would rate as 8/10. |
Brian Jones
Reference number:
8295Description:
A very good original 1966 double sided handwritten signed letter on writing paper in ballpoint by Brian Jones.
"Dear Shandi, Thank you for your letter. Nice to hear from you again. Yes of course I'd love to meet you and have a good old chat, about everything. I always love meeting you all. I agree with you abour R and B. You have to understand it before you can like. You can hope to like it if you don't understand it. These people who say it's aload of rubbih make me sick. Let's face it, if we all liked the same style of music the Pop World would be dead.I am glad you like the new EP. Which is your favourite numbers ? I must rush off again. Brian Jones xx".
Includes the original addressed mailing envelope (postmarked London 28th April 1966) also handwritten by Brian Jones.
Certification:
One of a collection of seven personal fan letters written to Ruth (Shandi) Barnett by Brian Jones whilst she was at boarding school in Suffolk UK between 1965-1967. Mailing envelopes included. AFTAL Dealer No13 and UACC RD Memorabilia UK COA.
Size: |
18x14cm Sized Letter 14x10cm Sized Envelope |
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Condition: |
Very Good. Two minor folds. View Images. We would rate as 8.5/10 |
Brian Jones
Reference number:
8294Description:
A very good original 1965 single sided handwritten signed letter on writing paper in ballpoint by Brian Jones.
"Dear Shandi, Thank you nuts for your letters. Please forgive me for not answering before,but I have been so busy lately. Actually I like the name Shandie. I wouldn't say it sounded like a cheap lipstick. Mind you I'm not up on the names of lipsticks. Nothing has been said whether fans will be allowed on the set, but there's no harm trying-eh ! I must rush Shandie, Brian Jones xx"
Includes the original addressed mailing envelope (postmarked London 23rd July 1965) likely handwritten by a secretary.
Suitable for mounting and display.
Certification:
One of a collection of seven personal fan letters written to Ruth (Shandi) Barnett by Brian Jones whilst she was at boarding school in Suffolk UK between 1965-1967. Mailing envelopes included. AFTAL Dealer No13 and UACC RD Memorabilia UK COA.
Size: |
20x13cm Sized Letter 14x10cm Sized Envelope. |
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Condition: |
Very Good. Two minor folds. View Images. We would rate as 8.5/10 |
Brian Jones
Reference number:
8293Description:
A very good original 1966 single sided handwritten signed letter on exercise book lined paper in ballpoint by Brian Jones.
"Dear Shandi, Thank you nuts for your nice letter (you know about the "nuts"bit). I'm very sorry I haven't written to you since April, but I just don't seem to have had much spare time these days, what with touring, films, breaking my bones. I'm sorry you could not get to see us on the last tour. Anyway thanks for all your loyalty toward us. I must rush again. Brian Jones xx"
Includes the original addressed mailing envelope (postmarked London 7th December 1966) also handwritten by Brian Jones.
Suitable for mounting and display.
Certification:
One of a collection of seven personal fan letters written to Ruth (Shandi) Barnett by Brian Jones whilst she was at boarding school in Suffolk UK between 1965-1967. Mailing envelopes included. AFTAL Dealer No13 and UACC RD Memorabilia UK COA.
Size: |
20x15cm Sized Letter 14x9cm Sized Envelope |
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Condition: |
Very Good. Two minor folds. View Images. We would rate as 8.5/10 |
Brian Jones
Reference number:
8124Description:
An original March 1964 autograph book page, clearly signed in pencil by Brian Jones PLUS a desirable original Kodak photograph (taken at the time of signing).
PLUS ; Four autograph book pages, clearly signed in ballpoints by singers Eden Kane / Mike Sarne (with Kodak photos (taken at the time of signing) / John Leyton and by tour compere Al Paige.
PLUS ; An original letter (dated 30th April 1964) in response to a letter from Christine asking if she could meet Mike Sarne in Nottingham during his tour with The Rolling Stones.
Certification:
From the early 1960s music collection of Christine Poxon of Nottingham. She met & interviewed pop-stars of the period for her college magazine when they appeared at various Nottingham concert halls. Various letters and original Kodak photos support this provenance, including this Mike Sarne letter which was seemingly lost and not replied to / received until seven weeks later AND the included photographs.of the artists themselves and Christine with them. The Rolling Stones played two shows at the Nottingham Albert Hall on 2nd March 1964 during their All Stars UK Tour supported by John Leyton / Mike Sarne and Eden Kane. She interviewed Brian Jones who signed her autograph book and then posed for her camera as shown by the Kodak image (included). AFTAL Dealer No13 and UACC RD Memorabilia UK COA.
Size: |
Autograph Book Pages 12x10cm Size each Kodak images 9x9cm Size Letter 20x13cm Size |
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Condition: |
Brian Jones autograph page has a little age foxing, but signature is clean and clear. Kodak image of him is in fair condition (we would rate as 5/10). Other pages and images all fair-good. Letter is good (we would rate as 8/10) |
Brian Jones
Reference number:
7777Description:
A very good (circa 1965) autograph book page, clearly signed in ballpoint by Brian Jones (adding The Rolling Stones).
Certification:
From a London area autograph book containing many notable music and entertainment autographs of the 1960s. IAA. AFTAL Dealer No13 and UACC RD Memorabilia UK.
Brian Jones
Reference number:
7924Description:
An extremely rare original single-sided 1966 handwritten letter in ballpoint pen to a fan, clearly signed at the conclusion ; "I must rush dear honestly Brian Jones xxxx".
"Dear Susan. Thank you nuts for your nice letter. (I don't mean you are nuts its just an expression I use). Please forgive me for not answering your other letters, but I just haven't had any time for answering fan mail for sometime. Im glad you were able to get to see us at Bradford and im glad you managed to get your book signed ...."
Certification:
From a wonderful music autograph collection obtained by Susan B in and around the Leeds area during 1965-1967 (mostly at The Queens Hall Leeds). Many are dedicated to her with annotated places and dates. There is a post-mark attached to the rear of this letter dated May 12th 1966 ; we would assume this to be the date this letter was posted. The Rolling Stones were in the UK during most of April and May after finishing their European Tour on 5th April. They appeared on Top of The Pops on April 14th and their fourth UK album (Aftermath) was released. Between April 15-30th the group members had time off and Brian Jones spent time in Dublin with his girlfriend Anita Pallenberg. It is likely therefore that this letter was written during this break in schedule. Paint it Black was released on May 7th. AFTAL Dealer No13 and UACC RD Memorabilia UK COA.
Condition: |
We would rate as 6/10. No rips or tears. Twice folded. Sellotape staining. Tape has dried out and been removed. Priced as seen relative to condition, |
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Brian Jones
Reference number:
7945Description:
An extremely rare original single-sided 1966 handwritten letter in red ballpoint pen to a fan, clearly signed at the conclusion ; "I must rush Susan honestly Brian Jones xx".
"Dear Susan. Thank you nuts for your lovely letter. (I don't mean you are nuts, its just an expression I use!). Please forgive me for not answering letters before, but I've been so busy!. No I don't intend to get married just yet. Reporters are always pestoring us about this. I know it must be very annoying to you to keep hearing about it, but there's nothing we can do when the reporters have got hold of a story such as that. I must rush Susan honestly. Brian Jones xx".
INCLUDES the original mailing envelope also hand-written by Brian Jones and postmarked London 18th March 1966.
Certification:
From a wonderful music autograph collection obtained by Susan B in and around the Leeds area during 1965-1967 (mostly at The Queens Hall Leeds). Many are dedicated to her with annotated places and dates. The collection included five 1966 handwritten letters to her by group members of the Rolling Stones. On the original mailing envelope (included), it is postmarked London 18th March 1966. The Rolling Stones were in the UK much of January and early February 1966 before going on their 2nd Australasian tour. It is likely therefore that this letter was written during those months and posted later. AFTAL Dealer No13 and UACC RD Memorabilia UK COA.
Brian Jones
Reference number:
6935ADescription:
A rare original (circa 1964) autograph book page, clearly signed in black ballpoint by Brian Jones (adding To Maureen Love xx).
Certification:
One of a circa 1960s music collection collected by Maureen Clegg in her teenage autograph book mostly at The Gaumont Doncaster. British broadcaster Peter Snow autograph on the reverse of the page. AFTAL Dealer No13 and UACC RD Memorabilia UK COA.
Brian Jones
Reference number:
7782Description:
An original (circa mid-1960s) autograph book page, clearly signed in ballpoint by Brian Jones.
Certification:
From a London area autograph book containing many notables of the 1960s. Collectors notations indicating that the majority of signatures were obtained at The Savoy Hotel and London Palladium. There is a Michael McStay (actor) autograph on the same page and Dads Army actor Clive Dunn on the reverse of this page. AFTAL Dealer No13 and UACC RD Memorabilia UK COA.
Brian Jones
Reference number:
7119Description:
A rare (circa 1964) cut page laid down onto an autograph book page, clearly signed in blue ballpoint by Brian Jones.
Certification:
From the autograph book of PM. She recalls that she obtained this autograph at The Granada Bedford on Wednesday 15th January 1964 when the Rolling Stones appeared at the venue supported by The Ronettes and The Cheynes. Includes a copy of a typed letter from her further detailing the history. AFTAL Dealer No13 and UACC RD Memorabilia UK COA.
Condition: |
Sellotape covering part of the page has dried out and been removed, leaving just the stain as seen over the page. The price (around a third of normal) on this item is relative to its condition as shown and described. |
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Brian Jones
Reference number:
7925Description:
An original (circa 1966) newsprint photograph, clearly signed in ballpoint by Brian Jones.
Certification:
From a wonderful music autograph collection obtained by Susan B in and around the Leeds area during 1965-1967 (mostly at The Queens Hall Leeds). Many are dedicated to her with annotated places and dates. Susan corresponded and received letters from members of The Rolling Stones in 1966. (See code number 7924). The Queen's Hall Leeds was originally a tram shed that played host to a varied collection of events until it was demolished in 1989. The massive site (at the junction of Sovereign Street and Swinegate) is nowadays a car park. AFTAL Dealer No13 and UACC RD Memorabilia UK COA.
Condition: |
Fair. We would rate as 7/10. No tears or creases. Sellotape staining on edges. Tape has dried out and been removed. Priced relative to condition as shown and described. |
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