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MACALLAN-10 YEAR-OLD SPEAKER MARTIN`S Distilled and bottled by Macallan Distillers Ltd. Bottled to mark Michael Martin becomming elected to the post of `Speaker of the House of Commons` on 23 October 2000. In original box. Single malt whisky, 70cl, 40% volume.

Autograph – Suffragettes – Margaret Mackworth signature on a correspondence card together with similar signatures of Katharine Elliot first peeress to speak in the House of Lords and Helene Hayman first woman speaker of the House of Lords. Margaret Mackworth was a leading suffragette friend of the Pankhursts and jailed for bombing a postbox. She was also a survivor of the Lusitania disaster

An Art Deco circular speaker, no. 164310, 48cm (19") high and an Indigraf valve radio

Sel. brass & pewter inc. napkin rings, dressing mirror, opera glasses, wooden speaker etc.

18 Dinky Toys. Trojan van ‘Dunlop’, Stream lined Fire Engine, Guy ‘Slumberland’ lorry, Luxury Coach, Daimler Ambulance, Bedford Tipper, Austin taxi, Rover 75, Loud Speaker van, Dodge stake truck, B.E.V. Electric cart, Jaguar SS, M.G. Record car, Riley, Triumph, Vanguard etc. QGC-some wear/chipping.

10 Dinky Toys. 2 half cab coaches, observation coach, Streamlined bus (open rear window example). Streamlined fire engine, 2 Ambulances, Taxi, loud speaker van and a Royal mail van. QGC-GC some chipping.

9 Dinky Toys. 2 34 series Royal Mail vans, one with open rear windows. Taxi, Frazer Nash, Loud Speaker van. Plus 4 36 series, Rover, 2-seater Salmson, Bentley and Humber. QGC-GC some wear, chipping and 2 repainted.

5 Dinky Toys. 2 N.C.B. Electric Vans in light grey/blue and cream/red, both with N.C.B. to front. Plus a Daimler Ambulance in cream, Loud Speaker van in dark blue with mid blue wheel hubs (not silver). Also a Delivery van in red. GC-VGC minor wear/chipping.

An Oak cased mantle Clock converted to battery and an old Oak cased Speaker

Speaker

`Playback` an illustrated memoir with forewords by Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, written by George Martin, this edition is limited to 2000 copies, each signed by Sir George Martin CBE and individually numbered, this copy is no.169, printed by Genesis Publications Ltd, 2002, this copy with numerous photographic illustrations bound in black leather with a chromium plated plate on the front with the books title and author in silver letters to the spine, all contained in a Solander box with speaker illustrations inlaid to the cover,titles in chromium plate, enclosed in the box is an unopened six CD compilation box set with original cellophane cover, the whole enclosed in the original cardboard packaging that the book came in. This is a virtually mint edition of this unusual book. (illustrated)

HI-FI: Pair of Eltax Silverstone 220 floor standing speaker. 200 watt in very good condition

Dinky loud speaker van No 492, boxed

An Emol globe radio the metal globe inset with speaker, on tube pedestal stand signed to the dial 108cm. high

A pair of 20th century mahogany speaker cabinets, raised on bracket feet, togther with a 20th century mahogany side cabinet, (3)

David Low 1891-1963- "The I.L.P. are having another Fancy-Dress Ball..."; original artwork for a political cartoon, pen and brush and black ink with touches of coloured crayon, signed and titled, 27.5x41cm: Sidney Strube 1891-1956- "His Desert Flower. Mr Ramsay MacDonald is Spending a Holiday in the Sahara Desert"; pen and black ink with touches of coloured crayon, signed and titled, 34.8x49.5cm: together with one other cartoon by the same hand, in pen and black ink with touches of blue crayon, titled "The Labour Harem-Scarem. Enter The New Favourite", signed, 30.5x47cm: Arthur Wynell Lloyd b.1883- "The Naval Equilibrist. Mr Alexander holds the balance between Commander Kenworthy and Mr Churchill"; original artwork for illustration for Punch magazine, July 30th 1930, signed with monogram, titled and inscribed, 23x28.5cm: together with three other cartoons by the same hand titled: "The Sister Services", from Punch March 8th 1922, signed with monogram, signed, 22x26cm "By Jingo XXX!" Lord Stobolgi (Lab) Beats the Big Drum", from Punch Nov 10th 1937, signed with monogram, 23x14cm "Getting His Hands In. The `Bullfinch Bruiser` practices for `another place`", for Punch, February 21st 1934, signed with monogram, 14x22.5cm: British School, circa 1930/1940- "Catching the Speaker`s Eye"; pen and brush and black ink, inscribed extensively in pencil, 26.5x39cm: British School circa 1930/1940- "I am an Indian Merchant. The Rajah of Hull, Commander Kenworthy"; pen and black ink, bears pencil inscription, 16.5x13cm: together with two reproduction prints, one after David Low and the other after Sidney Strube, (11)

10 Dinky vehicles. NCB Electric Float in light grey and blue ‘Express Dairy’ livery. B.E.V. Truck in light blue, Land Rover and trailer in orange, L.R. with dark blue interior. 2 Jeeps, red with light blue hubs and green with maroon wheel hubs. Daimler Ambulance, 2 Loud Speaker vans in grey and dark blue and a similar delivery van in dark blue. QGC-some chipping.

3 Dinky vehicles. Loud Speaker van (34c) in fawn with black loud speaker to roof and black wheel hubs. Frazer Nash-BMW (38a) in mid blue with grey seats and black wheel hubs. Plus a Triumph 1800 (40b) in mid blue with mid blue wheel hubs. QGC-VGC chipping mainly to Triumph. Plate. 2

An Amplion Art Deco cone speaker

An HMV twin speaker radio

COMPTON SPENCER: (1673-1743) British Prime Minister 1742-43. Fine D.S., Wilmington P, as Lord President of the Council, one page, folio, Council Chamber at Kensington, 15th June 1739. The manuscript Privy Council document is addressed to George, Earl of Cholmondeley, Lord Lieutenant of the County of Chester, and states that His Majesty`s Service requires `a speedy supply of Able Seamen and Seafaring Men for Compleating the number of those who are wanting to man His Majesty`s Fleet`, urging Cholmondeley to carry out a diligent search within Chester `for all stragling Seamen and to secure all such as may be found fit…..and you are to transmitt to the Office of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty lists of the names of such Seafaring men.` In concluding the document states that there is no doubt of `Your Lordship`s zeal and vigour in the performance of this service`. Signed by Wilmington with a good, bold signature at the foot and countersigned by other members of the Privy Council including John Potter (c.1674-1747) Archbishop of Canterbury, signed `Jo. Cant`, James Hamilton, 7th Earl of Abercorn (1686-1744), Benjamin Mildmay, Earl FitzWalter (1672-1756), Arthur Onslow (1691-1768) English Politician, Speaker of the House of Commons 1728-61 and Treasurer of the Navy 1734-42 and Charles Wager (1666-1743) British Admiral, First Lord of the Admiralty 1733-42. With integral address leaf and seal intact. Some very light, extremely minor age wear, VG George Cholmondeley, Viscount Malpas (1724-1764) British Soldier and Politcian. Grandson of Robert Walpole.

EDEN ANTHONY: (1897-1977) British Prime Minister 1955-57. Interesting, early A.L.S., R Anthony Eden, two pages, 8vo, London, 12th May 1924, to the Speaker (John Henry Whitley, 1866-1935), on the blind embossed stationery of the House of Commons. Eden politely asks Whitley if he may participate for a few minutes in the next days debate on New Import duties and continues to explain, `My reasons for troubling you are that my constituency is very closely affected by the fate of these duties. More than any constituency in the country perhaps (except its neighbours Coventry) it is deeply interested in the future of the motor trade. Not only are there several factories in the constituency but a large number of my constituents from Warwick & Leamington & Kenilworth go daily to work in Coventry. In consequence I have received a great number of representations about these duties and I have promised to do what I can to represent their views on a matter which so vitally affects them.` A good letter with a scarce, early form of Eden`s signature. About EX Eden was elected as a Conservative Member of Parliament for Warwick & Leamington in the December 1923 General Election.

Collection of football dinner menus – some signed: to incl 1971 Footballer of the Year presentation dinner menu, signed by the guest speaker PM Harold Wilson; plus 6x others incl Liverpool County FA Centenary banquet, c/w guest list and table plan; the FA dinner in honour of Sir Bert Millichip and the Shropshire FA Centenary banquet. ().

A 1950`s HMV speaker

A 19th Century Academy mahogany cased floor standing gramophone, fret speaker enclosed by a pair cock beaded doors on claw and ball feet, 57cm wide

A "Tyrela" wind-up gramophone in mahogany cabinet, the rising lid opening to reveal a turntable, above a pair of doors opening to reveal speaker, on square tapering supports to spade feet

A small collection of Dinky Toys vehicles, comprising a No. 34c speaker van, finished in blue, a No. 35a saloon car, a No. 36g Taxi and a No. 280 delivery van, finished in red.

A Fellophone Little Giant valve amplifier and receiver, in bound wooden box, serial no. of receiver 3871 and amplifier 1278, with Fellows coil, Ideal Blue Spot Multidyne coil, Wild Waves coil, and three valves contained in mahogany box, complete with Fellows Volutone trumpet speaker, indistinct serial no. possibly 3939

MACALLAN SPEAKER MARTIN`S-10 YEAR-OLD Distilled and bottled by Macallan Distillers Ltd. Bottled to mark Michael Martin becomming elected to the post of `Speaker of the House of Commons` on 23 October 2000. In original box. Both bottle and box are signed by Michael Martin and dated 10th June 2009. Single malt whisky, 70cl, 40% volume.

An early 20th Century tabletop gramophone, `The Ideal`, by Pathé, the oak base with integral concave speaker front, together with two Pathé Multitone reproducer heads and three Pathé records (faults).

Masefield (John). Victorious Troy or the Hurrying Angel, 1st U.S. ed., 1935, some light toning, original cloth, spine faded and rubbed, 8vo, inscribed by the author: “For Dulcie Bowie, the very lovely speaker, from John Masefield, Feb. 1936”, plus two loose autographed letters to the same, one regarding attending a Recitation and events, the other about a speaking engagement, “but who will want to hear me when all you nightingales will be singing”, with two others by John Masefield: The Bird of Dawning, with Illustrations by Claude Muncaster, 1933, limited edition, 125/300 signed by author and artist, 8vo and The Taking of the Gry, 1934, 80/175 signed by the author (5)

MENUS Sixteen items all signed, 14 Menus and 2 programmes , mainly for Dinners organised by the Anglo-American Sporting Club / National Sporting Club / World Sporting Club etc, amongst the signatures are a mixture of Sporting and Show Business celebrities including David Jacobs, Sean Connery, David Whitfield, Stanley Baker, athletes Ann Ford, Bernie Ford, Bruce Tulloh, boxers Dick Richardson, Jack Gardner, and Joe Erskine, Peter Osgood, Josh Gifford, Joe Mercer, bookmaker William Hill, Charlie Chester, Johnny Speight, Joe Davis, Jack Petersen, House of Commons Speaker George Thomas, Billy Walker, Martin Peters, Jimmy Greaves, Colin Milburn, Neil Durden-Smith, Judith Chalmers, Bob Miller ( and most of the Millermen), Pat Rice and Liam Brady. Items are generally good, some menus have a punch-hole. Generally good

A large early 20th century oak urn form resonator speaker, with metal mask ring handles and bronze effect collared base, with flared trumpet form aperture, the electrical movement marked S & G Brown Ltd, London and serial no.5481, S & G Brown are known for making scientific instruments for the admiralty in the second world war years, height 106.5cm (illustrated)

A Royal Doulton Andia "Parrot" speaker case C1930,multicoloured glazed version with integral earthenware base ,39cm high. ** See Johnathan Hill,Radio,Radio,fig 873,pg 210

A Carlton Ware porcelain crested model of a floorstanding cabinet gramophone a similar example,a speaker horn and a collection of eight table top crested are gramophones (11)

An HMV mahogany cased floorstanding cabinet gramophone,N2 sound box,the deck with needle wells and stamped 1681 below a turn table,over speaker doors and storage record base compartment on carved cabriole legs,54cm wide

An HMV model 162 floorstanding oak cased gramophone,plated internal needle wells,No 4 sound box enclosed by speaker and record cabinet doors ,on square tapering legs,47cm wide

An HMV Gramophone Co table top oak cased model,exhibition sound box,front opening speaker doors,40cm wide

An oak cased hornless table top Zonophone with sound box,fixed speaker front,36cm wide

A Columbia N120A mahogany cased table top gramophone,N0 9 sound box,adjustable speaker doors

UNUSUAL SCOTTISH GEORGE III MAHOGANY SPEAKER`S CHAIR CIRCA 1800 the fluted and medallion carved top rail with a central foliate and thistle carved panel, with reeded frame and conforming square tapered legs, the inset folding sloped lectern flanked by small galleried shelves on reeded square uprights above a shaped solid floor rest, raised on square legs terminating in brass castors

A Hartke Systems 350 Watt Amplifier, model HA3500, with separate Ampeg speaker

A McMichael Leather Cased Portable Valve Radio `The Super Range Portable Four`, with wood effect and aluminium interior, bakelite speaker built into the lid, in a brown stitched leather case

The Who A 1960s 'Vox Beatle Super Stack', comprising - a Vox Beatle amplifier, model V1143, serial number 1290020 and a Vox Beatle Speaker Cabinet, model V4141, serial number 195274, the cabinet stencilled on the back in white block lettering THE WHO -- used by The Who on their US tour, 1967, overall measurements - 29½x57in. (75x145cm.) (2) View on Christie's.com

The Who/John Entwistle Two sets of 2x12 Ashdown engineering speaker cabinets, upside down Ashdown logos to front, two flight cases; used by John Entwistle during live performances with The Who and the John Entwistle Band, 2000; accompanied by a copy of a letter concerning the provenance, Cabinet -- 14x20x30in. (36x51x76cm.), flight case -- 33x33x32in. (84x84x81cm.) (2) View on Christie's.com

The Who/John Entwistle Two 1x15 Ashdown Engineering speaker cabinets, upside down Ashdown logos to front, two flight cases each with THE WHO stencilled in white on the top; used by John Entwistle during live performances with The Who and the John Entwistle Band, 2000; accompanied by a copy of a letter concerning the provenance, flight case -- 33x33x32in. (84x84x81cm.) View on Christie's.com

A collection of letter franks and signatures of noted local individuals, including Claude E. Benson (author Crag & Hounds), 1st Baron Howard (1863-1939) of Penrith Ambassador and writer, interesting sequence of three letters to Sir James McLeod and a letter from his widow, Charlotte Howard of Greystoke Castle, Penrith, to the artist W.M. Egley introducing him to a Commission 17th May 1835, H.E. Kier a letter directing copies of "East Anglican`s" to named addresses including The Lord Chancellor Lord Broom at Penrith 1832, 5th Earl of Lonsdale (1857-1944) two notes from this Sporting Peer, James William Lowther 1st Viscount Ullswater (1855-1949), Cannon H.D. Rawnsley (1851-1920) author and poet, James W. Lowther 1st Viscount Ullswater (1855-1949) Speaker House of Commons, Zoe to Gladys re forthcoming fete from Eden Hall, Penrith.

Rare 1935/36 New Zealand v England rugby tour dinner menu signed by Prince Obolenksy: held after the match at Twickenham on 4th Jan at The Hotel Metropole London in Honour of the New Zealand Team -profusely signed in pencil by members of each team and guests to the front and back cover, and to the inside -to incl Prince Obolenksy ( twice, once on the cover and again on the inside) both Captains B C Gadney(Eng) and J E Manchester (NZ) plus 1906 Springbok Paul Roos(Guest Speaker) plus Peter Cranmer, P Candler, C Stoop, and many more. Prince Obolenksy scored 2 tries (one quite remarkable from his own 25yd line) on his debut in a 13 -0 victory over the All Blacks -helping England to their first ever victory over New Zealand

A large stained beech speaker cabinet circa 1940

An oak sideboard fitted with two central drawers, cupboard to left and concealed garsophone speaker in the right cupboard and with lift up lid revealing a fitted 78 rpm record player

SHAW GEORGE BERNARD: (1856-1950) Irish Playwright, Nobel Prize Winner for Literature, 1925. Interesting A.L.S, G. Bernard Shaw, one page, 4to, Whitehall Court, London, 18th January 1939, to W. A. Bedford, written in shorthand. Shaw announces `All my works are written in Pitman as far as first drafts are concerned` and continues `But you will look in vain in my shorthand for grammalogues and logorams, and contractions and word groups which make verbatim reporting possible. I have long since discarded most of them as unnecessary for my work, and very baffling to the typist who has to transcribe it. Of course I retain the ticks and dots that stand arbitrarily for the articles, prepositions, and conjuctions, with some of the words that occur most frequently; but for the rest, when there is no speaker to pace me, and my speed can be no greater than at which I can compose, I find it far easier, and consequently shorter, to spell the word fully than to recollect or invent a contraction for it.` Shaw further writes `You must also allow for the fact that I learned shorthand sixty years ago. During that time it has been necessary to make changes to prevent the textbooks from falling out of copyright into the public domain. I have not followed these changes. I place the short vowels in the old way, and have some other obsolete tricks that baffle the up-to-date typist.` and in concluding adds `I have done a good deal of my writing in the train, and I have found Pitman, because the characters are not written, but drawn, resists the joggling of the carriage much better than longhand, which is often hopelessly illegible under such circumstances.` A letter of good content, accompanied by a complete transcript. VG

A Roberts valve radio, with built in speaker, 32cm.

An early 20th Century Selecta gramophone, in mahogany cabinet, with speaker cupboard, 50cm.

Vintage wireless. An amplion loud speaker by alfred graham & co. For marconi`s wireless telegraph co. Ltd type ar19 2000 ohms serial no. C12213 of laminated oak and painted metal

Wilde (Oscar) A House of Pomegranates first edition [one of 1000 copies] 4 plates by Charles H.Shannon woodcut title decorations and patterned endpapers by Charles Ricketts ink contemporary signature at head of title original cloth comprising green spine and off-white covers decorated in red & gilt spine lettered in gilt uncut a little rubbed and browned spine slightly stained [Mason 347] small 4to 1891. ***”Mr. Shannon is the drawer of dreams and Mr. Ricketts is the subtle and fantastic decorator.” Oscar Wilde in letter to The Speaker December 5 1891 in defense & praise of this publication. This is one of Ricketts & Shannon`s early collaborations before they went on to form the Vale Press in 1896.

Ireland -- Londonderry -- Walker, George A true account of the siege of London-Derry. Third edition, corrected. London: R. Clavel and R. Simpson, 1689. 4to, nineteenth century half calf, [Wing W354], lacking license leaf and 3 maps, slightly spotted; King, William An answer to the considerations which obliged Peter Manby, late Dean of London-Derry in Ireland (as he pretends) to embrace, what he calls the Catholick religion. London: R. Taylor, 1687. 4to, license leaf and final leaf repaired in margins, modern boards, [Wing K523]; Foster, John Speech of the Right Honorable John Foster, speaker of the House of Commons of Ireland. Dublin: J. Moore, 1800. 8vo, folding table, wrappers (3)

A Wells clockwork tinplate police patrol car in black with blue and silver lining, loud speaker to roof, driver and two observers

Triang Minic and other tinplate clockwork Vehicles - Minic items comprise (1) Vauxhall Police Car (lacks speaker) - blue, (2) Traction Engine - green with grey plastic rollers. Also included is (3) Dux or similar German clockwork Car - maroon, (4) Japanese tinplate Vintage Car - red, lacks on headlamp - Fair. Also included is (5) Triang Minic Military Jeep - green, with US markings, (6) Triang Minic electric Railway - scarce example with pressed steel base, fitted for battery operation with removable plastic cover simulating tunnels, lacks rolling stock otherwise Good, 60cm long in the remains of a Poor illustrated box. (6)

A large early 20th century aluminium horn loud speaker with volume control slider to base together with another smaller by Lissenola.

Dinky Toys - Sixteen unboxed post-war models including:- Bedford Refuse Tipper, two Royal Mail vans, three Petrol Tankers in red and green, Loud Speaker van and NCB Electric van.