Estimated Value: £500 Number: 14 Photographer: Harold Chapman

Scenes from the King's Road

Estimated Value: £500 Number: 30 Photographer: Harold Chapman

Chelsea Pensioners. The picture of the bearded Chelsea Pensioner rushing across the zebra crossing clutching an attaché case, was the favourite picture of Anne Anable's of the Cleveland Plain Dealer that I had taken of the King's Road, and was pinned up in her office of the newspaper in Cleveland, USA

Estimated Value: £500 Number: 1 Photographer: Harold Chapman

I knew fashion model Kelly from the catwalks in Paris. One Saturday afternoon, I saw her rushing to catch a Mercedes taxi. This picture was used many years later in a Mercedes advertisement.

Estimated Value: £500 Number: 31 Photographer: Harold Chapman

Chelsea Pensioners. The picture of the bearded Chelsea Pensioner rushing across the zebra crossing clutching an attaché case, was the favourite picture of Anne Anable's of the Cleveland Plain Dealer that I had taken of the King's Road, and was pinned up in her office of the newspaper in Cleveland, USA

Estimated Value: £500 Number: 18 Photographer: Harold Chapman

Scenes from the King's Road

Estimated Value: £500 Number: 12 Photographer: Harold Chapman

Model dressed in fashion designer Tommy Roberts' "Mr Freedom" outfits. Some years later, on visiting a viticulteur’s house in St-Guiraud in the Midi, France, much to my amazement I saw a copy of the print pinned up on the wall. On staring at it, Madame Incarnacion Sauvagnac insisted that this was "the other Mrs Chapman".

Estimated Value: £500 Number: 24 Photographer: Harold Chapman

Man passing Sketchley's the dry cleaners "Miniskirts cleaned 2d an inch". Pictures from this series have been widely published in books and magazines.

Estimated Value: £500 Number: 5 Photographer: Harold Chapman

Granny Takes a Trip

Estimated Value: £500 Number: 23 Photographer: Harold Chapman

City Girl underwear

Estimated Value: £500 Number: 7 Photographer: Harold Chapman

I was Lord Kitchener's Thing

Estimated Value: £500 Number: 27 Photographer: Harold Chapman

Scenes from the King's Road

Estimated Value: £500 Number: 22 Photographer: Harold Chapman

People in the King's Road

Estimated Value: £500 Number: 20 Photographer: Harold Chapman

People in the King's Road

Estimated Value: £500 Number: 17 Photographer: Harold Chapman

Scenes from the King's Road

Estimated Value: £500 Number: 15 Photographer: Harold Chapman

Scenes from the King's Road

Estimated Value: £500 Number: 9 Photographer: Harold Chapman

I was Lord Kitchener's Thing

Estimated Value: £500 Number: 26 Photographer: Harold Chapman

Scenes from the King's Road

Estimated Value: £500 Number: 4 Photographer: Harold Chapman

'Granny takes a trip'-photographs showing the evolution of the boutique.

Estimated Value: £500 Number: 19 Photographer: Harold Chapman

Girl in a short fur coat with a large dog on the ice and slush. Shortly after taking this picture, I had a rendez-vous with Anne Anable of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, in the King's Road. She found me standing up to my ankles in a pool of melted slush in the gutter. I had become so interested in taking the pictures that 1 hadn't noticed that my shoes and socks were totally soaked and ruined. She insisted that I go to the nearest shoe shop to buy a new pair of shoes and also a new pair of socks before we both carried on working.

Estimated Value: £500 Number: 28 Photographer: Harold Chapman

Scenes from the King's Road

Estimated Value: £500 Number: 10 Photographer: Harold Chapman

Faades. While photographing a man just looking into the window of "Just Looking", a male voice whispered in my ear, Give us a kiss. Startled, I turned round and it was the journalist John Robelis whom I used to work with for a time at the "Fleet Street News Service", which had an office in Bell Lane off Fleet Street.

Estimated Value: £500 Number: 13 Photographer: Harold Chapman

Scenes from the King's Road

Estimated Value: £500 Number: 2 Photographer: Harold Chapman

Granny takes a trip'-photographs showing the evolution of the boutique.

Estimated Value: £500 Number: 6 Photographer: Harold Chapman

'Granny takes a trip'-photographs showing the evolution of the boutique.

Estimated Value: £500 Number: 25 Photographer: Harold Chapman

Man in psychedelic mini dress and sandals crossing the road behind a bus advertising "Henlys for the outstanding Jaguar 420".

Estimated Value: £500 Number: 21 Photographer: Harold Chapman

People in the King's Road

Estimated Value: £500 Number: 11 Photographer: Harold Chapman

Facades. While photographing a man just looking into the window of "Just Looking", a male voice whispered in my ear, "Give us a kiss." Startled, I turned round and it was the journalist John Robelis whom I used to work with for a time at the "Fleet Street News Service", which had an office in Bell Lane off Fleet Street.

Estimated Value: £500 Number: 29 Photographer: Harold Chapman

In side Antiquarius, the so-called antique market. When working the King's Road, I used to drop in to Antiquarius where Cyclops Lester had an antique book stall. He used to live in the Beat Hotel, rue Git-le-Cceur, Paris.

Estimated Value: £500 Number: 8 Photographer: Harold Chapman

I was Lord Kitchener's Thing

Estimated Value: £300

Estimated Value: £300

Estimated Value: £300

6314 Rick Griffin: Winged Eyeball 1988 airbrushed stencil with painted detail, numbered 9/35, signed, framed image 19 x 14in Estimated Value: £2,480

6263 Rick Griffin: What a Long Strange Trip it’s Been-The Best of the Grateful Dead Concept album cover art, comprising airbrushed stencil of a skull, framed, and pencil on tracing paper study of bones, together with a promo copy of the double vinyl album Warner Bros 2W 3091, first image 18.5 x 19.75 in Estimated Value: £745

6270 Rick Griffin: Aerosmith & Skid Row 'Pump' World Tour, 1990 original mixed media production artwork for the tour poster, signed, framed 16 x20.5 in, together with a study; and a poster proof signed by the artist Estimated Value £3,110

6263 Rick Griffin: What a Long Strange Trip it’s Been-The Best of the Grateful Dead Concept album cover art, comprising airbrushed stencil of a skull, framed, and pencil on tracing paper study of bones, together with a promo copy of the double vinyl album Warner Bros 2W 3091, first image 18.5 x 19.75 in Estimated Value: £745

6270 Rick Griffin: Aerosmith & Skid Row 'Pump' World Tour, 1990 original mixed media production artwork for the tour poster, signed, framed 16 x20.5 in, together with a study; and a poster proof signed by the artist Estimated Value £3,110

6259 Rick Griffin: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame poster lettering artwork, pencil on tracing paper, framed 18 x 21 in Estimated Value: £745

6263 Rick Griffin: What a Long Strange Trip it’s Been-The Best of the Grateful Dead Concept album cover art, comprising airbrushed stencil of a skull, framed, and pencil on tracing paper study of bones, together with a promo copy of the double vinyl album Warner Bros 2W 3091, first image 18.5 x 19.75 in Estimated Value: £745

6281 Rick Griffin: Grateful Dead in Egypt pencil and marker pen (?) on tracing paper, framed 17 x 22.75 in Estimated Value: £1,550

6255 Gary Grimshaw: Miles Davis at the Pease Auditorium, Eastern Michigan University original mixed media poster artwork, framed, with separate film overlays 15.5 x 20.5 in Estimated Value: £310

6262 Rick Griffin: Mickey Mouse Wants You pencil on tracing paper drawing for Walt Disney Company, with ornate framing by Alton Kelley, 13.25 x 16.25 in (31 x 34 in incl. frame) Estimated Value: £15,550

6269 Rick Griffin: Madonna pencil, pen and ink, signed with original framing by Alton Kelley, image 12.5 x 16.75 (inc. frame 26.5 x 30.75) Estimated Value: £18,660

Randy Tuten: The Doors-Madison Square Garden commemorative poster artwork for the 30th anniversary on the 1969 concert, comprising mixed media approved colour composition, together with mixed media concept layout, each signed and framed, the larger 15 x 23 in Estimated Value £965

Randy Tuten: The Doors-Madison Square Garden commemorative poster artwork for the 30th anniversary on the 1969 concert, comprising mixed media approved colour composition, together with mixed media concept layout, each signed and framed, the larger 15 x 23 in Estimated Value £965