Freddie Mercury: A World of His Own | At Home

A French gilt and black japanned occasional table, late 19th century

A French gilt and black japanned occasional table, late 19th century in Louis XV style, the arc-en-arbalète sliding top with three-quarter pierced brass gallery, over a frieze drawer with two rosewood and tulipwood parquetry-lidded compartments and a hidden central well with later sliding lid, on cabriole legs with gilt-brass paw sabots 76 by 66.5 by 42cm., 29⅞ by 26⅛ by 16½in.

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a french gilt and black japanned occasional table, late 19th century

Six various decanters and stoppers, 19th century

Six various decanters and stoppers, 19th century comprising: -a Baccarat lozenge section decanter and stopper, -another of tear-drop shape, -a late Victorian engraved ovoid decanter with fretwork, scroll and beading, -three various ship's decanters, -and another together with a set of eight Royal Brierley cut and engraved wine glasses, 20th century, engraved with foliate sprays and on baluster stems Glasses, height: 16.2cm., 6⅜in.

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a collection of glass decanters, 19th century and a set of six wine glasses

Freddie Mercury: A World of His Own | Crazy Little Things 2

Freddie Mercury’s sportswear A group of mixed branded sportswear, majority 1980s, seven shirts and two pairs of sweatpants, comprising: a yellow cotton vest with black trim, with red, white and blue embroidered ‘Fila’ logo to front, label removed (circa 1970s); a white t-shirt printed on the front ‘U.S. TEAM’ (the E and the A in the style of the American flag), with Japanese lettering to the back, label removed; a white T-shirt with pale blue embroidered ‘Adidas’ logo, similarly labelled; a polo shirt of cream, blue, red and yellow broad stripes, with ‘Lacoste’ logo to front, labelled ‘Chemise Lacoste’; a polo shirt of thin green, blue and white stripes with ‘Dunlop’ logo to front, labelled ‘Dunlop Sportswear’; a white T-shirt, the front printed ‘Champion Products U.S.A.’, similarly labelled; and a white T-shirt embroidered in blue ‘World Athletic PAW…’, labelled ‘Asics’; and two black tracksuit bottoms, one ‘Puma’ printed in white, green red and yellow ‘XTG Cross Group Training’, labelled ‘Puma’, the other ‘Adidas’ with gold embroidered logo, labelled ‘adidas’ (qty 9)

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freddie mercury's sportswear, 1970s - 1980s

Freddie Mercury: A World of His Own | The Evening Sale

A Fabergé jewelled gold-mounted agate vesta case, Moscow, circa 1890

A Fabergé jewelled gold-mounted agate vesta case, Moscow, circa 1890 rectangular with curved edges, in the manner of a Japanese inro, the apricot-coloured agate body overlaid with a cagework of swirling iris leaves and flowers studded with diamonds, chased laurel border, rose-cut diamond thumb-piece, the base grooved for striking, struck KF in Cyrillic, 56 standard height 5.2cm., 2 in.

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a jewelled gold-mounted agate vesta case, moscow, circa 1890

A French gilt-bronze mounted kingwood, bois satiné and fruitwood marquetry table by Henry Dasson, 1891

A French gilt-bronze mounted kingwood, bois satiné and fruitwood marquetry table by Henry Dasson, 1891 in Louis XV style, the shaped top inlaid with fine foliate marquetry, above a frieze drawer, on cabriole legs joined with a conforming undertier, with foliate chutes and sabots, the moulded brass edge to top signed Henry Dasson et Cie, 1891, rail to underside of frieze drawer also stamped Henry Dasson et Cie, 1891, underside bearing fragment of depository label 79.5 by 52 by 36cm., 31¼ by 20½ by 14¼in.

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a french gilt-bronze mounted kingwood, bois satiné and fruitwood marquetry table by henry dasson, 1891

Freddie Mercury: A World of His Own | Crazy Little Things 1

A silk rug, Chinese, 20th century the beige field with five dragons, fret border, 4ft 3½in by 1ft 11½in, 130cm by 60cm

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a silk rug, chinese, 20th century

Freddie Mercury: A World of His Own | In Love with Japan

A pair of hibachi [braziers] Edo period, 19th century of typical form on four feet pierced with inome-bori [boar's eye openings], decorated in gold hiramaki-e on a black lacquer ground, with aoi mon [leaves of wild ginger crests], the copper-gilt fittings chased and engraved with foliate scrolls, copper-gilt liners each 53.5 x 53.5 cm., 21 x 21 in.

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a pair of hibachi [braziers] | edo period, 19th century

Queen – Freddie Mercury’s in-house Canadian sales award for The Game

Queen – Freddie Mercury’s in-house Canadian sales award for The Game A Canadian in-house silver or platinum [100,000] sales award presented to Freddie Mercury for the album The Game Framed: 51 by 41.5 cm., 20 by 19¼in. SPECIAL NOTICE This lot is being sold for private use only. No right to reproduce or otherwise commercially exploit the copyright or other intellectual property in the lots is included with the sale of lot. Queen Productions Limited and Queen Music Limited and other rights holders reserve all their rights.

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queen – freddie mercury's in-house canadian sales award for the game

Utagawa Kunisada (1786-1865) Two woodblock prints of Genji Edo period, 19th century two woodblock prints: Chapter 12: Suma and Chapter 9: Aoi, from the series The False Murasaki's Rustic Genji (Nise Murasaki inaka Genji), each signed Kochoro Kunisada ga (Pictured by Kochoro Kunisada), censor's seal kiwame (approved), published by Tsuruya Kiemon (Senkakudo), 1830s, both framed each 36.7 x 26 cm., 14½ x 10¼ in. (the prints) each 59 x 45.5 cm., 23¼ x 17½ in. (the frames)

View 1 of Lot 1019: Utagawa Kunisada (1786-1865) | Two woodblock prints of Genji | Edo period, 19th century

utagawa kunisada (1786-1865) | two woodblock prints of genji | edo period, 19th century

Freddie Mercury: A World of His Own | On Stage

Freddie Mercury's 'Who Wants To Live Forever' video-worn dinner suit, 1986

Freddie Mercury's 'Who Wants To Live Forever' video-worn dinner suit, 1986 A bespoke two-piece black wool dinner suit, the single-breasted jacket with pointed lapels of black moiré satin, the single button fastening and cuff buttons similarly covered, lined in black ‘silk’, labelled ‘David Chambers, London’, the corresponding trousers with pleated front, the broad waistband with concealed hook and eye fastening, unlabelled; with turquoise moiré double-breasted waistcoat with pointed lapels, lined in turquoise silk, unlabelled; an ivory cotton self-patterned formal shirt, with pleated front, wing collar and single cuff, labelled ‘JUN Men’ and a white satin self-tied bow tie, unlabelled (qty 5) An identical dinner suit, waistcoat and bow tie were worn for the ‘Who Wants To Live Forever’ video, filmed at Tobacco Wharf in London’s East End on 16 September 1986. Directed by David Mallet, the video featured the National Philharmonic Orchestra and forty choirboys against a backdrop of hundreds of candles. The single, from the album A Kind Of Magic, was used for the soundtrack to the film Highlander, and an alternate version of the video features clips from the Tobacco Wharf footage cut with scenes Freddie and Queen shot with the film’s star, Christopher Lambert. Freddie also wore this ensemble a year later when performing ‘Barcelona’ with Montserrat Caballé at Ku nightclub, Ibiza during the festival held to celebrate Spain holding the 1992 Summer Olympics. See lot 59, Polaroid no. 160 for Freddie wearing this suit, waistcoat and bow tie at Garden Lodge with Jim Hutton. LITERATURE Freddy Mercury, The Great Pretender, A Life In Pictures, Welbeck, 2020, p. 124 (illus.) Queen, The Complete Illustrated Lyrics, Backbeat Books, 2012, p. 368 (illus.) The Definitive Biography Of Freddie Mercury – Bohemian Rhapsody, Lesley-Ann Jones, Hodder & Stoughton, Paperback Edition, 2012, illus. between pp. 136 & 137. SPECIAL NOTICE No right to reproduce or commercially exploit the copyright or other intellectual property or image rights in any lot is included with the sale of the lot (including but not limited to song lyrics, sketches, drawings and garment designs). Queen Productions Limited, Queen Music Limited and other rights holders reserve all their rights. No right to exhibit in public or reproduce this lot is included with the sale of this lot without the prior written consent of Queen Productions Limited, who shall act in good faith to consider any such requests.

View 1 of Lot 252: Freddie Mercury's 'Who Wants To Live Forever' video-worn dinner suit, 1986

freddie mercury's 'who wants to live forever' video-worn dinner suit, 1986

Freddie Mercury’s leisure wear Five leisure garments comprising: a v-necked blouson jacket emerald of green textured cotton with batwing sleeves, the front with white felt badge ‘Rafting School’, with white and green knitted collar, cuffs, pockets and hem, labelled ‘Ciao’; a white t-shirt with black trim to neck and sleeves, labelled ‘Sportswear’, the label additionally inscribed in an unknown hand in black felt pen ‘M A S’; a plain white t-shirt labelled ‘St. Michael’; a pale blue and white striped t-shirt, similarly labelled; and a bright green and black striped t-shirt, labelled ‘GAP’ (qty 5) Plain white t-shirts with a coloured trim to the neck and arms was a very popular style of t-shirt with Freddie; there are several other examples in this auction with different coloured trim and lot 59 shows Freddie wearing an identical black trim example to that included in this lot, in the same lot we can see Freddie wearing a red trim example included in lot 226 with the biker jacket seen in the photograph. See also Lots 2231, 2233, 2262 and 2165 for other examples.

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freddie mercury's leisure wear – 1980s

Freddie Mercury’s sportswear A group of nine mixed sports t-shirts and vests, comprising: a white t-shirt printed in blue ‘Machineline Superstar’, labelled ‘Superstar’ and another similar ‘Superstar’ t-shirt; four ‘Adidas’ tops including three white t-shirts, one with red trim and logo, one with blue ‘Techno’ logo and one printed with a cartoon sprinter, all slightly different and a primrose yellow polo shirt, all labelled ‘adidas’; a white t-shirt printed in blue ‘MIC MUNCHEN e.v.’, label removed; a white t-shirt printed in grey and black ‘Champion Products’, similarly labelled; and a white t-shirt printed in black and blue with the ‘Kappa Sport’ logo, similarly labelled (qty 9)

View 1 of Lot 2249: Freddie Mercury's sportswear, 1980s

freddie mercury's sportswear, 1980s

A Berlin (K.P.M.) gold-ground plate, circa 1820

A Berlin (K.P.M.) gold-ground plate, circa 1820 painted with fruiting vines, figs, peaches and plums, within a border tooled overlapping square panels, sceptre mark in underglaze blue with cancellation mark, painter's mark in red and orange, Pressnummer 22, incised ||| to footrim Diameter: 24.2cm., 9½in.

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a berlin (k.p.m.) gold-ground plate, circa 1820

Queen – Freddie Mercury’s BPI sales award For Queen II, 1974

Queen – Freddie Mercury’s BPI sales award For Queen II, 1974 A BPI certified gold sales award presented to Freddie Mercury for the album Queen II Framed: 51.5 by 41cm., 20¼ by 16in. SPECIAL NOTICE This lot is being sold for private use only. No right to reproduce or otherwise commercially exploit the copyright or other intellectual property in the lots is included with the sale of lot. Queen Productions Limited and Queen Music Limited and other rights holders reserve all their rights.

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queen – freddie mercury's bpi sales award for 'queen ii'

A French gilt-bronze mounted mahogany occasional table, late 19th/early 20th century

A French gilt-bronze mounted mahogany occasional table, late 19th/early 20th century in Louis XV style, the shaped grey and violet fior di pesco marble top on cabriole legs headed with female terms on foliate sabots 77 by 58 by 58cm., 30¼ by 22¾ by 22¾in.

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a french gilt-bronze mounted mahogany occasional table, late 19th/early 20th century

Freddie Mercury’s Mr Bad Guy press call worn shirt with black bomber jacket, vest and trousers

Freddie Mercury’s Mr Bad Guy press call worn shirt with black bomber jacket, vest and trousers A checked cotton shirt, black, red, blue and yellow, left breast pocket fastening with white imitation mother-of-pearl buttons, labelled ‘Shirt Works’; a reversible padded bomber jacket, one side black satin, the other yellow fluorescent nylon, with black knitted collar, hem and cuffs, the left arm of the black side with zipped pocket, unlabelled; a plain white cotton vest, labelled ‘St. Michael’; and a pair of burgundy cotton jean-style trousers, labelled ‘Antony Price’ – the shirt included in this lot is identical to that worn by Freddie at the press conference for his first solo album Mr Bad Guy, 1985. See lot 60 for Freddie wearing an identical black bomber jacket in the 1970s, with a star motif t-shirt similar to that in lot 208. For an orange version of this jacket, see lot 2183. (qty 4) SPECIAL NOTICE This lot is being sold for private use only. No right to reproduce or otherwise commercially exploit the copyright or other intellectual property in the lots is included with the sale of lot. Queen Productions Limited and Queen Music Limited and other rights holders reserve all their rights.

View 1 of Lot 2195: Freddie Mercury's Mr Bad Guy press call worn shirt with black bomber jacket, vest and trousers, late 1970s - mid-1980s

freddie mercury's mr bad guy press call worn shirt with black bomber jacket, vest and trousers, late 1970s - mid-1980s

A Biedermeier style satinbirch and rosewood sofa

A Biedermeier style satinbirch and rosewood sofa the scrolled arm supports above an ebonised panel with a parquetry fan motif, the apron with a cross-banded rosewood border on outsplayed legs, the pink silk upholstery printed with 'snakeskin' floral patterns together with a pair of maple tub chairs, with similar upholstery The settee: 89 by 249.5 by 62.5cm., 35 by 98¼ by 24⅝in.

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a biedermeier style satinbirch and rosewood sofa and maple armchairs

A Mingei style part celadon glazed ashtray, 20th century

A Mingei style part celadon glazed ashtray, 20th century in a square wooden holder height overall 15cm., 5⅞in.

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a mingei style part celadon glazed ashtray, 20th century

A Victorian maple and tulipwood-banded kneehole desk, circa 1890

A Victorian maple and tulipwood-banded kneehole desk, circa 1890 the top with a later green and silver-tooled leather writing surface, the frieze drawers above two pedestals of three graduated columns and one recessed cupboard with a panel door enclosing one shelf 75.5 by 122.5 by 60.5cm., 29¾ by 48¼ by 23¾in.

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a victorian maple and tulipwood-banded kneehole desk, circa 1890

A Lalique ‘Nymphale’ vase, 20th century

A Lalique ‘Nymphale’ vase, 20th century deep red/brown, moulded with butterflies height: 22cm., 8⅝in.

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a lalique ‘nymphale’ vase, 20th century

A red and gilt japanned mantel timepiece, Mappin & Webb, London, circa 1925

A red and gilt japanned mantel timepiece, Mappin & Webb, London, circa 1925 3¼-inch gilt dial signed Mappin & Webb, London W, the French movement with lever platform escapement, the arched case decorated with chinoiseries 17.5 by 29cm., 7 by 11½in.

View 1 of Lot 1558: A red and gilt japanned mantel timepiece, Mappin & Webb, London, circa 1925

a red and gilt japanned mantel timepiece, mappin & webb, london, circa 1925

A Cizhou-type seated figure of a boy, 20th century

A Cizhou-type seated figure of a boy, 20th century the buff body with dark brown decoration height 22.4cm., 8¾in.

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a cizhou-type seated figure of a boy, 20th century

A kogo [incense box] Edo period, 19th century in the form of two aoi [wild ginger leaves] with flush-fitting cover, decorated in gold, silver, black and red hiramaki-e, takamaki-e, kimpun, keuchi and hirame, with one aoi depicting a villa veranda beside a tree and sedge grass fence, the other with the details of its leaves well rendered, the exterior with butterflies among foliate sprays and abstract ground, nashiji interiors 12 cm., 4¾ in. wide

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a kogo [incense box] | edo period, 19th century

Torii Kotondo (1900-1977) Snow (Yuki) Showa period, 20th century woodblock print, signed Kotondo ga (Pictured by Kotondo), sealed Kotondo, title embossed in bottom margin, published by Sakai and Kawaguchi, dated Showa yonen jugatsu (October 1929), the reverse with limited edition paper label Gaikoku yuki nihyaku mai kagiri zeppan, dai nanaju go, Torii Kotondo [for foreign export, limited eiditon of 200, number 70, by Torii Kotondo] Vertical dai-oban: 46.5 x 30 cm., 18¼ x 11¾ in.

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torii kotondo (1900-1977) | snow (yuki) | showa period, 20th century

Freddie Mercury’s green and blue checked shirt

Freddie Mercury’s green and blue checked shirt A brushed cotton shirt of large navy blue and emerald green check, the two breast pockets and cuffs with imitation horn button fastening, the front fastening with later white plastic buttons and one original button, single box pleat to back, labelled ‘Stanbury / The Classically British Traditionalist’ (1) See lot 60 for Freddie wearing an identical shirt on the sofa in the living room at Garden Lodge.

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freddie mercury's green and blue checked shirt, mid-1980s

A Ghom carpet, central Persia, mid-20th century

A Ghom carpet, central Persia, mid-20th century approximately 373 by 276cm., 12ft.3in. by 9ft.1in.

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a ghom carpet, central persia

Joan Miró 1893 - 1983 Le Matador (Dupin 510) signed in pencil, numbered 30/75 etching, aquatint and drypoint printed in colours with carborundum on Arches wove paper Executed in 1969; this impression is number 30 from the edition of 75, printed by Morsang, published by Maeght, Paris. plate: 106.5 by 73.5 cm., 41⅞ by 29 in. sheet (visible): 138.9 by 94 cm., 54⅝ by 37 in.

le matador (dupin 510)

Two silk obi [sash] and another sash Showa - Heisei period, 20th century the sashes all in plain silk weave, decorated in stencil dye (kata-yuzen) and gold embroidery, variously depicting floral and geometric design, red-capped cranes and ho-o bird roundels

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two silk obi [sash] and another sash | showa - heisei period, 20th century

Freddie Mercury—personal library Books relating to music, 8 volumes comprising: Rick Taylor. The Alarm, 1986 Koh Hasebe. Rock Shots, 1984, inscribed to Freddie by the photographer Bernie Taupin. The One Who Writes the Words to Elton John, 1976 Gershwin on Broadway, 1987 Montreux Jazz, 1976 Dave Marsh. Elvis, 1982 Priscilla Beaulie Presley. Elvis and Me, 1985 Jim Miller (ed.). The Rolling Stone, illustrated history of Rock and Roll, 1976

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freddie mercury—personal library | books relating to music, 8 volumes

Queen A group of early set lists and related documents, comprising: i-ii) Freddie Mercury, two autograph manuscript early set lists, respectively listing 10 and 12 songs, one with a sketch of the band's name in pencil, 2 pages, text on rectos only, very early 1970s iii) Freddie Mercury, autograph manuscript set list with 12 songs from the Sheer Heart Attack Tour, on headed stationery of the St Moritz hotel, New York, probably 16 February 1975 iv) Note listing band members' equipment required for touring in their Ford Transit van, 1 page, early 1970s v) Freddie Mercury, autograph memoranda of costs and issues relating to an early tour date ("Posters and handouts for Window Display"), probably relating to their concert in Lancaster, 16 November 1973 This fascinating small group of documents provides an exceptional insight into the early years of the band. The group includes a document listing the equipment needed for touring by each band member, excluding Freddie. This document brings to life their early gigs, with Brian, for example (who is helpfully identified as playing "Lead guitar"), taking three Vox AC 30 amps, a "Gibson SG special, second hand", along with cases and stands. There are also two very early set lists that includes Queen songs that never made it onto record such as 'Hangman' and 'Lover' as well as several songs covered by Queen in their early years, which Freddie also wrote into his lyric notebook (lot 104). SPECIAL NOTICE No right to reproduce or commercially exploit the copyright or other intellectual property or image rights in any lot is included with the sale of the lot (including but not limited to song lyrics, sketches, drawings and garment designs). Queen Productions Limited, Queen Music Limited and other rights holders reserve all their rights. No right to exhibit in public or reproduce this lot is included with the sale of this lot without the prior written consent of Queen Productions Limited, who shall act in good faith to consider any such requests.

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queen | early set lists and related documents, early 1970s

Freddie Mercury Autograph manuscript working lyrics to 'Love of My Life', with three pages of draft lyrics in pencil, including a near-complete version of the first two verses and two pages of fragmentary drafts (also including lines for 'Seaside Rendezvous'), and one page of vocal harmonies in blue ballpoint, all extensively revised, in total 4 pages, text on rectos only, on Midland Airways stationery with 1974 calendar (205 x 290mm), [1974-75] "...I write songs that a lot of people have written before. It's all to do with love and emotion. I'm just a true romantic and I think everybody's written songs in that field, I just write it in my own way so they carry a different texture of whatever..." (Freddie Mercury: A Life, in his own Words) The tender simplicity of 'Love of My Life' gives it a sensitive beauty quite different from the bombastic sound usually associated with early Queen. As Freddie accepts in the quote above, there is nothing original in writing about heart break, but the lyrics show his facility at writing songs of emotional truth and directness as well as baroque complexity and waspish camp. There is no need for the song to have been based on a specific relationship but this song has often been associated with Mary Austin - who was undoubtedly the great love of Freddie's life. John Reid, who was Queen's manager by the time this song was written, has said in interviews that Freddie told him that the song was written for his lover David Minns. In truth, however, the song's theme of wounded betrayal - "Love of my life, you've hurt me/ You've broken my heart / And now you leave me" - is not a neat fit with Freddie's treatment by either of these lovers. 'Love of my Life' was written and recorded for A Night at the Opera (1975). It proved to be exceptionally well suited to live performance and a live version of the song was released as a single in 1979. It was a particular favourite in South America: the single remained in the charts in Argentina and Brazil for a year, and when the band toured South America in 1981 they found themselves playing to tens of thousands of fans fervently singing along to every word of the song. SPECIAL NOTICE No right to reproduce or commercially exploit the copyright or other intellectual property or image rights in any lot is included with the sale of the lot (including but not limited to song lyrics, sketches, drawings and garment designs). Queen Productions Limited, Queen Music Limited and other rights holders reserve all their rights. No right to exhibit in public or reproduce this lot is included with the sale of this lot without the prior written consent of Queen Productions Limited, who shall act in good faith to consider any such requests.

View 1 of Lot 145: Freddie Mercury | Autograph draft lyrics to 'Love of My Life', c.1974-75

freddie mercury | autograph draft lyrics to 'love of my life', c.1974-75

Queen – Freddie Mercury’s BPI sales award for ‘Somebody To Love’

Queen – Freddie Mercury’s BPI sales award for ‘Somebody To Love’ A BPI certified silver sales award presented to Freddie Mercury for the single ‘Somebody To Love’ (1976) Framed: 36 by 26cm., 14 by 10¼in. SPECIAL NOTICE This lot is being sold for private use only. No right to reproduce or otherwise commercially exploit the copyright or other intellectual property in the lots is included with the sale of lot. Queen Productions Limited and Queen Music Limited and other rights holders reserve all their rights.

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