Sell or Auction Your Rolling Stones Signed 1964 Decca Promo Card for up to Over $3,000 or More at Nate D. Sanders Auctions
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Sell Your Rolling Stones Signed 1964 Decca Promo Card
Below is a recent realized price for a Rolling Stones signed 1964 promo card for Decca Records. We at Nate D. Sanders Auctions can obtain up to this amount or more for you:
Rolling Stones Signed 1964 Decca Promo Card. Sold for Over $3,000.
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The Rolling Stones’ “Tongue and Lips” Original Artwork by Logo Creator John Pasche — Large Piece Measures 31.5″ Square
Original artwork of the famous “Tongue and Lips” logo of the Rolling Stones, hand-drawn and hand-painted by John Pasche, who designed the logo in 1970 as a young art student, not realizing he would be creating one of the most iconic, instantly recognizable pop artworks of the modern era. Rendered in gouache and pencil on heavy weight 300 g/m art paper, Pasche signs in pencil at lower right. Measures 31.5″. Fine condition. Sold for $19,448.
Original artwork of the famous ”Tongue and Lips” logo of the Rolling Stones, hand-drawn and hand-painted by John Pasche, who designed the logo in 1970 as a young art student, not realizing he would be creating one of the most iconic, instantly recognizable pop artworks of the modern era. Rendered in gouache and pencil on heavy weight 300 g/m art paper, Pasche signs in pencil at lower right. Paper measures 31.5”. Near fine condition. Sold for $10,000.
Original artwork of the famous ”Tongue and Lips” logo of the Rolling Stones, hand-drawn and hand-painted by John Pasche, who designed the logo in 1970 as a young art student, not realizing he would be creating one of the most iconic, instantly recognizable pop artworks of the modern era. Rendered in gouache and pencil on heavy weight 300 g/m art paper, Pasche signs in pencil at lower right. Paper measures 31.5”. Fine condition. Sold for $10,000.
Rolling Stones Signed Limited Edition Poster for the Licks World Tour — With Epperson COA
Rare limited edition Licks 2002-03 tour poster signed by the Rolling Stones. Limited edition is number 240/1,000, signed by Keith Richards, Mick Jagger, Charlie Watts, Ronnie Wood, and artist Jeff Koons. Vivid, colorful poster with metallic stamping measures 39.5″ x 19″. Near fine condition. With Roger Epperson COA. Sold for $5,914.
Original Rolling Stones Poster, Owned by Ian Stewart
Rare original Rolling Stones poster – once owned by Stones’ co-founder Ian Stewart, for their concert scheduled 22 September 1973 at Cardiff and Pembroke Castles in Wales, cancelled by the Welsh authorities so as not to corrupt local youth. As a result of the cancellation, nearly all the posters were destroyed, making it one of the most collectible Stones posters. In addition to using the traditional four-color process to print the poster, designer Kate Burness used silver as a fifth color for lettering and the border, to stunning effect, with reprints lacking the silver finish, and also measuring smaller than the 20″ x 30″ first printing as found here. Poster originates from the collection of early Stones’ member Ian Stewart, accompanied by an autograph note signed by Stewart on The Mobile Studio Limited stationery. Light creasing, mostly confined to margins; overall very good plus condition, displaying beautifully with bright colors. Sold for $4,207.
Rolling Stones Signed Limited Edition Poster for the Licks World Tour — With Epperson COA
Rare limited edition Licks 2002-03 tour poster signed by the Rolling Stones. Limited edition is number 213/1,000, signed by Keith Richards, Mick Jagger, Charlie Watts, Ronnie Wood, and artist Jeff Koons. Vivid, colorful poster with metallic stamping measures 39.5” x 19”. Near fine condition. With Roger Epperson COA. Sold for $3,125.
Keith Richards Autograph Letter Signed From 1965 — ”…It is difficult to catch what Mick sings…”
Keith Richards autograph letter signed to a fan in 1965, with original envelope hand-addressed by Richards as well. Written in red pen, letter reads in full: ”Dear Linda, Thank you for your nice letter. Hope you enjoyed the show at the Palladium, and I hope we played some of your favorite numbers. Actually it’s not ‘next stop Arizona, it’s Flagstaff, Arizona, don’t forget Winona etc. It is difficult to catch what Mick sings. One fan wrote and asked me ‘What language Mick sings ‘You can’t catch Me! I must rush. See you around. Love / Keith Richards”. The song Richards refers to is ”Route 66”, which the band covered on their 1964 debut album. Comes with original envelope postmarked ”RUMFORD & DAGENHAM ESSEX / 10:00 AM / 8 SEP 1965”. Front of envelope has an Easton Ltd. rubber stamp which refers to one of their early managers, Eric Easton, who would soon be fired. Letter measures 5” x 8”, envelope measures 6” x 3.5”. Letter has address crossed out; good condition. Folds to letter, otherwise near fine. Sold for $2,188.
The Rolling Stones Signed Limited Edition Artwork for ”Bridges to Babylon” — Measures 22.5” x 26”
The Rolling Stones signed lithographic artwork for their album ”Bridges to Babylon”. Limited edition art is #75 of 125, made by Stefan Sagmeister. Artwork is signed by Keith Richards, Mick Jagger, Ronnie Wood and Charlie Watts, also dated 1998 by Richards and Watts. With the Rolling Stones logo at lower right. Lithograph measures 22.5” x 26”, framed in blue to 25.5” x 29”. Near fine condition. Sold for $1,875.
Mick Jagger Autograph Letter Signed From 1965 — With Hand-Addressed Envelope by Mick
Mick Jagger autograph letter signed ”Mick xx” from 1965. Written in blue pen, letter reads in full: ”Dear Linda, Thanks a lot for your letter. I’m sorry I haven’t time to write very much, in a hurry, must go now, Mick xx”. Comes with original envelope postmarked from ”LONDON” on 2 April 1965. The Rolling Stones would release their smash hit, ”(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction” just two months later on 6 June 1965. Letter measures 4.9” x 7.25”, envelope measures 5.9” x 3.5”. Envelope is torn from opening. Letter has folds and minor creasing. Both are in very good condition. Sold for $1,250.
Mick Jagger Autograph Letter Signed — ”…I hope he has a lovely day + does not get pajamas!…”
Rolling Stones front man, Sir Mick Jagger autograph letter signed. Jagger inscribes a charming note regarding the 100th birthday of the receiver’s grandfather, ”Dear Matthew, How kind of you to write about your grandfather. I hope he has a lovely day + does not get pajamas! Mick J.” Folded letter measures 8.5” x 11”. Near fine condition. Sold for $686.
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