OZZY OSBOURNE Rock Memorabilia Up For Auction

December 3, 2008

UK's Express & Star reports that Barry Spencer Scrannage, a drummer who worked alongside Ozzy Osbourne after he left BLACK SABBATH, is selling off exclusive Ozzy recordings and other rock memorabilia at an auction on Saturday.

The items on sale in Stourbridge include the iconic crucifix used for lighting for SABBATH tours in the 1970s. There are also programs, posters and photos up for grabs, as well as two exclusive tape recordings. One of the tapes features recordings of Ozzy and his first wife Thelma made at his Birmingham home in 1979 where Scrannage lived with the veteran rocker. The other features John Bonham.

The memorabilia will be sold by Fieldings Auctioneers, based in Mill Race Lane, Stourbridge, as part of their Christmas Sale on Saturday.

Scrannage has made the heart wrenching decision to part with some of his most treasured memorabilia following his 50th birthday.

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