Who Halfin Ross (4 results)

First edition, first printing, number 972 of 1,500 copies signed by Halfin, together with a CD "Live at Leeds" inside a pocket on the front pastedown. Quarto. Original quarter black leather with brown paper covered boards, spine lettered in gilt, front cover lettered in red. Housed in the original illustrated slipcase. Photographs by George Bodner, Jim Cummins, Ian Dickinson, Carl L. Dunn, Robert Ellis, Harry Goodwin, Ross Halfin, Laurens van Houten, Jim Marshall, Paul Natkin, Terry O'Neill, Gilbert Nencioli, Barry Plummer, Ron Pownall, Chuck Pulin, Micheal Putland, Jean-Louis Rancurel, Christian Rose, Chris Walter, Barrie Wentzell, Michael Zagaris and Neil Zlozower. Fine in fine slipcase.

First edition, first printing. Signed by the author. Limited edition. Publisher's original quarter black leather with brown paper covered boards, lettering to front cover in red, lettering in gilt to the spine. Illustrated throughout with photographs by George Bodner, Jim Cummins, Ian Dickinson, Carl L. Dunn, Robert Ellis, Harry Goodwin, Ross Halfin, Laurens van Houten, Jim Marshall, Paul Natkin, Terry O'Neill, Gilbert Nencioli, Barry Plummer, Ron Pownall, Chuck Pulin, Micheal Putland, Jean-Louis Rancurel, Christian Rose, Chris Walter, Barrie Wentzell, Michael Zagaris and Neil Zlozower. Foreword by Pete Townsend. Texts by Glyn Johns, Ross Halfin, Matt Kent. Issued with a 'Live At Leeds' compact disc, in the original sleeve and tucked into a pocket inside the front cover. Housed in the original illustrated slipcase. Issued in a limited edition of 1,500 copies of which this is hand numbered 723 and signed by Ross Halfin. This example, formally in the collection of a music executive, has the addition of five original photographs (taken by the previous owner) of The Who in concert, backstage, and Keith Moon at a bar. Also included is a 'Maximum Who' postcard featuring a 1966 photograph by Colin Jones, signed by the acclaimed photographer in black ink, and the publisher's prospectus for this title. A fabulous book offered here with some unique additional material. Further details and images for any of the items listed are available on request. Lucius Books welcomes direct contact with our customers.

First edition, first printing. No. 100 of 250 deluxe copies signed by Pete Townsend and Halfin, together with a CD "Live at Leeds" inside a pocket on the front pastedown. Quarto. Original full red leather, lettering to front cover and spine gilt. Housed in an illustrated slipcase. With the original packing box. Photographs compiled by Halfin include George Bodner, Jim Cummins, Ian Dickinson, Carl L. Dunn, Robert Ellis, Harry Goodwin, Ross Halfin, Laurens van Houten, Jim Marshall, Paul Natkin, Terry O'Neill, Gilbert Nencioli, Barry Plummer, Ron Pownall, Chuck Pulin, Micheal Putland, Jean-Louis Rancurel, Christian Rose, Chris Walter, Barrie Wentzell, Michael Zagaris and Neil Zlozower. Fine in fine slipcase.

[Rock Music] LIMITED EDITION, DELUXE ISSUE SIGNED BY PETE TOWNSHEND and photographer Ross Halfin No 90 of only 250 copies, fully bound in leather and additionally signed by the legendary Who songwriter. Includes a Gold CD of THE WHO LIVE AT LEEDS pressed specially for this edition. Folio, bound in full red hide with gilt titles and all edges gilt (regular copies were quarter-bound in black leather). With 180 pages containing of over 400 images printed on acid-free 200gsm matt art paper, housed in a stylish and protective illustrated slipcase featuring a collage of images. A superb production with a tiny limitation and scarce autograph, this edition is extremely scarce and desirable; one of the publisher's 'Hall of Fame' titles. A fine copy (trivial wear). The first of two 'Who' titles from Genesis, the pioneers of high quality art-rock publications; 'Maximum Who' followed in 2002. 'The Who Live' is fully subscribed and listed in the publisher's 'Hall of Fame'. This remarkable limited edition book charts the band's performances from the early days in the 'Sixties through to Pete Townshend's recent Lifehouse shows at Sadler's Wells in London, with emphasis on the legendary tours of the Seventies when the band were labelled the greatest live rock'n'roll band in the world. Accompanying the photographs are observations by Glyn Johns, Ross Halfin, Matt Kent, as well as the featured photographers.