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goldenfleece
27-10-2005, 09:00
A friend in Chapeltown is thinking of auctioning off their collection of Sheffield'artefacts'......mementos from Sheffields glorious past. The collection includes stuff obtained since the late 60's, mostly relating to old buildings in town....nothing of intrinsic value as such, just for collectors....the guy was a bit of a building site and skip 'scavenger'...for example,m this is just a handful of stuff I am interested in.......

PENTHOUSE NIGHTCLUB/REBELS
*Roll of genuine 1969 linoleum in custom orange pattern, as chosen by Peter Stringfellow himself when he opened the club in 1969.
*Penthouse original posters from 1969 to 1974
*Various Club 'membership cards' and other related paperwork
2 Bar stools (broken legs)
1 wooden bench seat as used in Rebels
Set of pool balls as used in Rebels 1982-
Flyers and posters Rebels 1982-1984
sections of old Penthouse wooden stage
door handle from old box office


GAUMONT CINEMA:
Section of foyer carpet
4 auditorium wall light fitting (with bulb!)
1 roll of unprinted tickets for 'circle' seats
VArious wall lamp shades
One illuminated wall clock (orange)

ABC CINEMA
Various light fittings and brackets, booking office glass panel, booking office ticket issue machine top, sections of auditorium carpeting and wallpaper, bar table mats and monogrammed items from old restaurant that used to be where the bar was, etc.

CLASSIC CINEMA
More light fittings, brackets and other assorted small items taken from site at time of demolition

pfn1
14-11-2005, 13:13
Hi Golden Fleece,

Just saw this posting. You obviously have an interest in certain types of club memorabilia. If you and are your friend have any posters, club membership cards, photos and similar material from old clubs or groups in Sheffield, copies of these could be of
great interest and use to myself and a friend for possible incusion in a book we are hoping to put together on local music/club memorabilia.

Please let me know.

I remember seeing 'The War Game' and 'Easy Rider' at the Classic Cinema. It used to be called be the Cartoon Cinema I think.

Regards
Paul Norton

goldenfleece
14-11-2005, 15:09
Love anything connected with old Sheffield 'entertainment' scene...most of this stuff has been sold now to someone who PM'd me a week or so ago......a few other bits have surfaced though but of interest only to dedicated 'anorak' collectors.....and I have no idea if they are authentic or not, but he claims to have a painted sign from the original MOJO club......