Syd Barrett in his brief prime as singer with Pink Floyd.
An unusual line in rock memorabilia is now up for grabs at Cheffins auction house: the contents of the late Syd Barrett's house.
But then, Syd was anything but usual. Alongside the standard Ikea Billy shelves, much of the furniture is hand-painted, or "customised" as Cheffins describes it.
Intriguingly, there are ring-binders full of notes on subjects as diverse as "English cathedrals" (he was the most English of rock singers); "radio amplification" (a continued interest in working with sound); and "hieroglyphics and the alphabet" (not sure what to make of this).
Syd's book collection is are also for sale - including a Harry Potter novel.
And there's some of Syd's artwork (some of it quite good - after all, he did attend Camberwell School of Art). It was widely reported that he destroyed much of this, but now you can own a "pie chart showing the solstice", or some of Syd's bleak landscapes.
You can even buy a hand-painted bike. You can ride it if you like.
