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All Neil.
I agree that it’s a full Neil set. It’s actually being offered by Maxwells Auctions.
I thought this was a Neil set too.
Neil Aspinall strikes again!
I saw this in a print advertisement before the sale went live and emailed them to let them know. They sent me an email back saying they were 'selling with the provenance given'. Shame.
I sent them an email as well. I haven’t heard back from them yet. When and if they reply I think I’ll let them know that the quality of an auction house is often decided by how they respond to wrongly attributed items. Sellers will always have a story and most can’t be taken for face value.
I haven't messaged this auction house. But I have done with other places. It seems the 'we have to believe the back story' provenance is being used quite a lot for places not doing their diligence.
I tried to watch the auction today and it appears the item was withdrawn.
It was withdrawn from the original sale and put back into an auction today. Description was a bit misleading, saying it’s attributed to Neil, but then the story of the vendor getting the autographs.
I was surprised to see bids up to £620 before the lot was up. Insane! The auctioneer made some speech before hand about how it was ‘still from the period’. It ultimately sold for that £620, so £806 including fees.
That’s a lot, but not CRAZY high.
Thanks for the update. I wasn't aware it had gone back up for sale.
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