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Queen - my entire Collection...

Want to share my Queen collection with you.

I finally was able to get hold on a fully signed NEWS OF THE WORLD Album - received it today. It comes directly out from the collection of "Bernd" in Hannover. The autographs were obtained in person May 5, 1982 after the Show in Hannover at the INTERCONTI Hotel....

for all items here - click Image for supersize Version :-)

this one is a signed JAZZ Album also from the "Bernd" collection in Hannover. It was signed after the Queen concert Sept 22, 1984. But at this day Freddy was injured on stage at the encore and brought to Hospital so only 3 signatures have been collected:

and heres a Made In Heaven Lyrics book - in LP cover size signed by Brian May, Roger Taylor, Montserrat Cabale and Jim Beach Nov 25, 1996 in Montreux - the day when the Freddy Statue has been unvailed....

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Permalink Reply by Fran on June 12, 2015 at 2:36pm

You won't sell it easily asking $1800 . Maybe for $1000...

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Permalink Reply by Mark Roberts on June 12, 2015 at 1:56pm

Very very cool… I would love to have a Queen signed album in my collection!

Mark

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Permalink Reply by Innuendo on June 12, 2015 at 8:36pm

1800 is considered overpriced by quite a bit. That item is beautiful and genuine, but outside of an auction house, you won't get it sold at that price. If you're dead set on that price, you can take a gamble and try it through an action house. Then you'd have whatever price they take from fees. I have a few friends that would take it off your hands. But I doubt you'd get 1800 out them. 1500 is still high, but you might even get that

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Permalink Reply by Innuendo on June 12, 2015 at 8:46pm

If I were you, I'd hold on to it for a few more years until Brian and Roger retire. You'll get that 1800 no problem at that point. It's a great piece. I'm holding on to my fully signed items until they retire.