A guitar belonging to Noel Gallagher sold for £12,000 at auction, and the instrument was an Epiphone model manufactured in 1997. Additionally, a Kangol rain jacket, which was made for the band's touring staff, realised £2,000 at the sale.
The sale also saw a collection of 11 framed platinum discs from the Oasis album What's the Story Morning Glory fetch £2,000. These eleven platinum discs represented United Kingdom sales exceeding 3.3 million copies.
A rare original concert ticket for The Rain achieved a price of £2,400. Furthermore, an early Oasis demo tape sold for £3,600.
A grouping of early Oasis photographs sold for £5,400. Another item sold was a pair of leather shoes belonging to Noel Gallagher, which fetched £1,200.
Littleton Auctions in Worcestershire postponed the sale of a set of unheard Oasis recordings, known as The Desk Tapes, after the band filed an injunction last week. The auction house, Littleton Auctions, consequently postponed the sale of the recordings until the legal dispute concluded.
A baby grand piano featured in the artwork for the Supersonic single was valued between £100,000 and £150,000 but did not sell.
