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Bang & Olufsen Turntable and Speaker System

A quantity of dressed dolls, radio and a mauve speaker

A Samsung Blu-Ray dvd player, a Samsung speaker and an LG speaker

AN IPOD NANO ON SONY DOCKING STATION/SPEAKER

Pye Silver Machine Record Player & Speaker

A Carlsbro speaker together with a pair of Fenwick speakers

A VINTAGE 1920S WOODEN RADIO SPEAKER

A VINTAGE BAKELITE SPEAKER

A pair of JVC digital performance SP-X440 speakers, further speaker, a Sony spontaneous twin drive/super legato linear amplifier

A Mitsubishi X7 hi-fi system with accompanying speaker model SS-7G

A vintage Murphy model 146 floorstanding mains radio, the shaped and canted walnut case with central speaker, together with a further matching example (2)

Washburn 150watt PA4-200 mixer / amplifier together with a pair of speaker cabinets

A vintage Vox speaker cabinet, possibly T60

A vintage Vox speaker cabinet, possibly T100

A collection of 3x early vintage Dinky Toys diecast models. Comprising: 30f Ambulance (with open rear windows), 36B Bentley (missing grille), 492 Loud Speaker Van. All various condition, largely fair to good+. 

Unused Retail Stock - four Ecotronic Eco radios contained in original boxes, two 4 Gamers No Spaces home entertainment centres contained in original boxes and two Pod Sound wireless speaker sets [2]

LINN SONDEK LP12 RECORD PLAYER, along with a pair of Linn Kan speakers, in walnut, a Naim Nait amplifier, speaker stands and record table, with receipt of purchase dating 1985, and user manuals

Rudy Giuliani signed 10 x 8 colour photo. American politician, attorney, businessman, and public speaker who served as the 107th Mayor of New York City from 1994 to 2001. He currently acts as an attorney to President Donald Trump. Good Condition. All signed pieces come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.99.

 [CARY ROBERT]: (1898-1979) British Politician, Parliamentary Private Secretary to the Secretary of State for India and Burma 1942-45 and later to the Lord Privy Seal and Leader of the House of Commons 1951-55. An interesting archive of A.Ls.S. and T.Ls.S. written to Cary from the 1940s onwards by various British politicians and some other famous individuals, including Edward Heath, Winston S. Churchill (grandson of the Prime Minister), Clementine Churchill (torn in two at the centre, not affecting the signature), Christopher Soames, Randolph Churchill (referring to subscribers to the Duff Cooper Fund, 1955) Emanuel Shinwell (in part ‘Thanks for your comments on my reference to Monty; I am furious about the snide remarks by some people. They can say what they like, I knew him for a human being’, April 1976), John Stonehouse, Bernard Weatherill, Leo Amery (3; in part, ‘We must only hope that it will not be many weeks before our victorious army will have disposed of all the doodlebug launching sites. The news certainly is wonderful and the landslide is moving with increasing velocity every day. The interesting question now is whether Japan will follow suit or will offer a prolonged resistance alone’, August 1944, ‘For the last couple of years I have begun to do what Winston has done for the last forty years, put in an hour or so in or on my bed after lunch. Also take to breakfast in bed’ May 1954), Roy Jenkins (regarding income tax and interest on bank overdrafts, 1969), Willie Whitelaw (to Lady Cary on the health of her husband, 1969), Horace King, Selwyn Lloyd, Michael Heseltine (in part, ‘Anxiety, as you rightly say, has become the national characteristic for too many people’, 1976) etc., also including a small selection of autograph letters and notes in the hand of Cary, some typescripts and various printed ephemera etc. relating to his career, including an A.L.S., Robert, three pages, 8vo, Westminster, 18th December n.y., to fellow politician Patrick Buchan Hepburn, referring to Winston Churchill, in part, ‘I ran into the P.M. who was clucking about like a worried hen trying to get a question put down….He wanted a peg on which to hang a suitable answer to the speech of Marshal Zhukov. The Table had refused already a question sent over by hand. There was something slightly Grockish in our most ancient Parliamentarian being refused (as if he were a new Member on his first day) his first question – which was declared completely out of order…..The P.M. & myself…..went to his room…..& ways were examined to make a question possible which would go down in my name….A messenger arrived saying the Mr. Speaker wished to see me…..Shakes remained quite adamant, & said that Winston’s proposed action would only provoke a lot of boisterous & unwanted supplementaries……The Prime Minister’s proper course was to issue from No. 10 a statement of contradiction of the Marshal….’, memorial service programmes for Sir Harold Bowden, Viscount Crookshank etc., General Election pamphlets etc., a letter addressed to all Members of Parliament on the conduct of Lord Beaverbrook in authorising his newspapers to publish adverse comments on members of the British Royal family, manuscript copy of a speech regarding a proposal to televise proceedings in the House of Commons and stating that he wished a visual record had been made of various historic moments in the House including the abdication debate of 1937, the declaration of war in 1939 and ‘Sir Winston Churchill coming to that box & delivering his immortal speech “I have nothing to offer but blood, tears & sweat”’, menu for Cary’s 70th Birthday Dinner at the House of Commons on 27th May 1968 etc. Some light overall age wear, generally G to about VG, 125 

A SOUND PLUS 'TR AMP' - 5T80 PA / SPEAKER SYSTEM, WORKING ORDER WITH CABLES AND MICROPHONE

Marshall Cab speaker , 4x12 1960 lead reflex 75cm high

A CARLSBRO B SERIES FOUR SPEAKER AMP

SAMSUNG SOUND BAR AND SPEAKER PLUS REMOTE

A TECHNICS CD STERO SYSTEM WITH A SPEAKER AND IPOD DOCKING STATION

GPO handset, the brown bakelite handle stamped GPO No.36 and the speaker Patent No. 18944 - 1906

Pair of wrought iron speaker brakets

Carlsboro Amplifier & Speaker, Carlsbro Sherwood Classic amplifier/speaker combo 100w brown with cover together with a home made speaker cabinet containing 12" Axiom Goodman dual cone 30 watts, both untested

Amplifier/Speaker, Session Sessionette - 75 model SG-75 serial No; 23C347 good condition untested

Vox Amplifier/Speaker, Vox Venue 50 Combo serial no: A15042 plus a Kustom 12 guage Combo Serial No: 0646-001252 good condition untested

Record Decks, Quanta 600 deck, a Ministry of Sound professional DJ turntable TT1000, an Amstrad receiver model Ex333 and speaker stands untested

This lot comprises six covers without content but of great interest: 1908 Envelope from the Prime Minister (Herbert Asquith); 1979 Envelope from the First Lord of the Treasury who is by convention the Prime Minister (Margaret Thatcher); 1953 Envelope from H.M Swan Keeper; 1977 Envelope with the Queen's monogram posted in Kings Lynn Norfolk; 1981 Envelope also with the Queen's monogram from the Royal Almonry (bishop or high cleric) Buckingham Palace; 1968 Envelope from the House of Commons Speaker (Horace King).

A rare vintage retro 20th Century Wharfedale unit 5 speaker kit being unmade and in the original polystyrene box.

PANASONIC SA-PM07 TWIN SPEAKER CD HIFI SYSTEM WITH REMOTE CONTROL

Boxed Hitachi Speaker System - SS6033G

Boxed Pioneer CS-161 Speaker System

Tamashi CD Player, Record Player and Speaker

Pre-war hotel electric room bell with speaker

Technics Stereo with Speaker

A Kef speaker together with JVC compact component system and surround speakers with remote control

A crate containing Canon printer, Sky box, PC tower, Kenwood speaker system etc

An Edwardian Radio, in wooden case with speaker by Pye of Cambridge; together with another wooden Radio. (2)

Doulton & Co speaker cover of a parrot on rock in blue glazed colours, made for Artandia Ltd, height 38cm (parrots head and one foot re glued)

An HMV Art Deco Electric Heater, modelled as an Odeon style speaker.

A SOUND PLUS 'TR AMP' - 5T80 PA / SPEAKER SYSTEM, WORKING ORDER WITH CABLES AND MICROPHONE

* Bell & Howell 16mm cine projectors. Bell & Howell Filmo Showmaster 16mm cine film projector with Exessalite 2 inch f/1.6 lens, Serial Number 588019, 115V, mains transformer, original box and User Manual included, untested but in good cosmetic condition, together with Bell & Howell 16mm sound projector, Model 640 SX with separate Bell & Howell 631 speaker and G.B. cast-iron projector stand with 4 legs stored underneath, mains transformer, some paint has peeled from the case, untested, Bell & Howell 16mm Filmotion viewer with instructions, untested, Zeiss Ikon Moviscop 16mm viewer with instructions , untested, Aldis slide projector with 150mm f/3.2 lens with instructions, untested , Leitz Pradolux 24 slide projector with Elmaron 85mm f/2.8 lens with instructions, mains cable, original box and some Nebro slide holders, untested, Sanyo MR-212 portable reel-to-reel tape recorder , original box and instructions, untested, plus Siemens and Ensign film splicers, Zeiss Ikon and Sportico film winding tools, various attachments and other miscellaneous projection accessories. (Qty: 5 cartons)This photographic equipment was all the working property of the legendary adventurer, photographer and mariner Alan Villiers, and is consigned to auction by his family.Born in Melbourne, Australia, Villiers first went to sea at age 15 and sailed on board traditionally rigged vessels, including the full-rigged ship Joseph Conrad. He commanded square-rigged ships for films, including Moby Dick and Billy Budd. He also commanded the Mayflower II in 1957 on its voyage from the United Kingdom to the United States.He wrote 44 books, and served as the Chairman (1960-1970) andPresident (1970-74) of the Society for Nautical Research, a Trustee of the National Maritime Museum, and Governor of the Cutty Sark Preservation Society. He was awarded the British Distinguished Service Cross as a Commander in the Royal Naval Reserve during the Second World War. Villiers also trained as a pilot, 1937-38, and sailed with Arab dhows in the Persian Gulf, 1938-39.He settled in England and when he died on 3 March 1982 at Oxford he was survived by his wife and three children.

A CARLSBRO B SERIES FOUR SPEAKER AMP

A pair of vintage 20th Century retro industrial office bakelite ring dial telephones having ring dial fronts with speaker mouthpieces a top and pull out trays.

A vintage mid 20th Century two tone portable reel to reel player by Revox, built in speaker lift off hinged front and carry handle to the side.

A vintage retro mid 20th Century 1950's HMV His Master's Voice tiger oak cased record player having the original Garrard 209 deck and stylus along with the rarely seen matching amplifier speaker. Both having original grille fronts.

A maintenance panel from an Arro Shackelton MR3 XF 707, a yellow painted metal and glass runway lamp and an Eagle Products loud speaker model HDB - 8/8

* Vanity Fair Lawyers. A collection of 29 caricatures, mostly late 19th and early 20th century, lithographs, two proofs before letters, some spotting, dust and finger soiling, some pencil marginalia, several duplicates, including one example published in 'The World', each approximately 350 x 210 mmThe prints comprise Vicar General, Powers (2 copies), A Lawyer on the Bench (2 copies), Pridham (2 copies), So voluble an advocate should become a successful Parliamentarian (2 copies), The Right Hon. James Hannen, His Honour Judge Bacon, A popular magistrate, He can marshal evidence, The new judge, A blunt Lord Justice, Guileless, A judicial Churchman, For the Times, The Speaker, Sir John Coleridge serves under him, Le Reyne le veult, Bargrave, The claimant's friend, Divorce, Matrimonial causes, Smith's Leading cases, Steady-going, George and The Hon. Mr. Justice Scrutton (published in The World).(Qty: 29)

* Williams (Charles). A collection of twenty caricatures, early 19th century, etched and engraved caricatures, all with contemporary hand colouring, each approximately 250 x 400 mm, various conditionIncludes:- A Trip to Coventry an old dance to a new figure, A Portugal Catch for three voices, Perusing the State Papers or sounding the opinions of John Bull, Fair weather - March Winds - Foul Weather, Term below - or - the road to retribution, A naval enquiry with a Naughtical explanation, The casting vote or the independent speaker, John Bull contemplating a statue of Portland Stone, Skating Dandies shewing off, Symptons of Marching - quick time, The triumph of Independence over mystical influence and corruption, Nap nearly Nab'd or a retreating jump just in time, Dramatic actions illustrated or Hamlet's advice to players..., Dismal Dandies - or General Mourning & Crape, English curiosity or a short answer for John Bull, Dos a Dos or Rumptiddity ido, General Rays or John Bull enjoying the sunshine, Dramatic Effect or the death of Genl. Duroc, An heir at law!!, [and] A thousand warm receptions in the North.(Qty: 20)

A KENWOOD SURROUND SOUND RECEIVER, A SONY TAPE DECK AND AN HITACHI TWO WAY SPEAKER SYSTEM

A Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin speaker dock

Samsung speaker system

A Bakelite Rees Maze loud speaker

A boxed Celestion Shield speaker together with a Bose Acoustimass 3 speaker

Goodmans stereo system with single speaker and a Sharp hifi system with twin speakers E/T

A Roland Bolt 60 hybrid tube vintage guitar amplifier with original Roland speaker driver. Serial number 126415.

EARLY 20thC ROYAL LOUD SPEAKER  MADE BY ADLER MFG NEW YORK EST[£50-£90]