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Article: A piece of rock history...with a [pounds sterling]3,000 price tag!
- Article from:
- Yorkshire Evening Post (Leeds, England)
- Article date:
- January 15, 2008
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A LITTLE piece of Leeds rock 'n' roll history was expected to fetch big money at an entertainment memorabilia sale today
The item going under the hammer was a poster advertising a Rolling Stones concert at the city's Queens Hall in July 1964.
Measuring 30 by 40 inches, its no-frills blue-on-white design is a world away from the striking colours and logos normally associated with the Swinging Sixties.
But that didn't stop London auction house Bonhams slapping an estimated price tag of [pounds sterling]3,000 on it ahead of today's memorabilia sale.
Simon Warner, a senior teaching fellow in popular music at the University of Leeds, said ...
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