Top of the auction pops is a set of limited edition Queen CDs, including a Barcelona LP cover signed by 
the band’s late frontman Freddie Mercury, which is expected to fetch £100 - £150.  Also from the 1970s 
era is a set of six signed David Bowie singles carrying an estimate of £60 - £80.

For Cliff Richard fans there is a signed black and white photographic portrait of the singer estimated at 
£30 - £50.  And for followers of hard rock, a signed colour print of legendary Led Zeppelin guitarist 
Jimmy Page can be theirs at £40 -£60.

Stephen Whittaker, managing partner of Fellows & Sons, said: “There is currently massive interest in 
music memorabilia and with estimates starting from as little as £30, collectors can obtain some rare and 
highly desirable items at affordable prices.

“This particular collection includes everything from Whitney Houston to Prince and Tina Turner to 
Metallica, so there’s plenty to choose from and to suit all music tastes.

“We believe the Freddie Mercury items will generate a great deal of interest and with the recent Led 
Zeppelin reunion show in London, the Jimmy Page print is bound to be popular with fans of the band.”

Lots from other artists include Johnny Mathis, Bev Bevan of Birmingham’s own Electric Light Orchestra, 
Eric Clapton and the Yardbirds.

 
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NOTES TO EDITORS
·         Pictures are available on request
·         Fellows & Sons is one of the UK’s oldest auctioneers, and is based in the Jewellery Quarter of
 Birmingham, UK. It was established in 1876 and remains a family business. It is rapidly 
becoming known as one of the UK’s most technologically advanced auctioneers, using the latest 
digital marketing techniques and internet bidding technology to open up real life auctions to 
buyers across the world.