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A 1950S DECCA STEREOGRAM in walnut case, with semi-bow front tambour doors to the centre flanked by honeycomb speaker grills to either side, the interior fitted with a Monarch turntable and medium wave/longwave radio on splayed legs

Abercromby, K.C.B., Sir Ralph, 2nd Baron Dunfermline 73 autograph letters signed from Sir Ralph Abercromby, K.C.B., and his wife Mary, to James Abercromby, 1st Lord Dunfermline and his wife, at Colinton House, Edinburgh, discussing international politics and daily life, many with envelopes, all from The Hague, 1857 . Note: Sir Ralph Abercromby, K.C.B., 2nd Baron Dunfermline (1803-68) was Minister plenipotentiary and envoy extraordinary to Sardinia 1840-51, when he was transferred to The Hague. His father, James Abercromby, 1st Lord Dunfermline was Speaker of the House of Commons 1835-39 and M.P. for Edinburgh 1832-39 when he was raised to the peerage.

A Dinky Toys No. 34c Loud Speaker Van, finished in blue, and two No. 280 vans, one finished in blue, the other finished in red. (See illustration)

HMV MAHOGANY-CASED TABLE-TOP GRAMOPHONE, c.1910, fitted with a pair of speaker doors, complete with winder. 36cm by 52cm by 42cm

Lieut C P Hawkes, exh 1912- "Lord Ribbersdale, an unfailing supporter of The Bar Races and a much appreciated after-dinner speaker at The Pegasus Club Annual Dinner"; caricature, pen and ink and gouache, en grisaille, signed, bears inscription on the reverse, 36.2x21.3cm: George Sheringham RDS 1884-1937- "The Lord of Burleigh, Ballet Costume design", 'Costume for William Chappell', pen and ink and watercolour, signed with initials, inscribed and bears inscriptions on the reverse, 30x17cm: Circle of Paul Hogarth RA ROI RE 1917-2001- Caricature of a gentleman in profile; gouache, inscribed and dated 1937 on the reverse, 33.2x23cm: After Augustus Edwin John NEA RA RP- Standing female nude; reproduction print: Nash, Paul- "Ariel Flowers", publ. Counterpoint Publications, Oxford, 1947, numbered 664/1000., (5), (unframed)

Cast-iron money banks: City Bank 105mm, Stump Speaker 240mm, Magician Bank 175mm, two others, overall P

Rendell (Ruth). A Guilty Thing Surprised, 1970; One Across, Two Down, 1971; A Judgement in Stone, 1977; The Lake of Darkness, 1980; The Speaker of Mandarin, 1983, all 1st eds., pub. Hutchinson, owner name to first two vols., all orig. cloth in d.j.s, first two with rubbing to edges, 8vo, together with seven others by Rendell. (12)

*Lord Justices. Manuscript warrant signed by the Lords Justices, Whitehall, 7th July 1696, to the Commissioners of the Treasury, Order for Payment Unto Paul Foley, Speaker of the House of Commons, the sum of four hundred and fifty-five pounds for 91 days on the usual allowance of five pounds per diem as Speaker, signed by Charles Sackville, sixth Earl of Dorset (Poet and Dramatist), Thomas Tenison, Archbishop of Canterbury, John Lord Somers, Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Pembroke, the Duke of Shrewsbury, Sir Stephen Fox, and others, minor fraying and browning, integral blank with contemporary docket, old tape repairs to folds along inner blanks and final page, one page, folio, taped guard to paper folder. Enys Collection, lot 124. (1)

A violin, the one-piece back 35.5cm long, labelled 'Anno 1733 Caslo Bergonzi / Fece in Cremona', cased; a violin, the two-piece back 36cm long, cased; two bows; and a B.B.C. table-top horn speaker, (5).

19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL, a busy street with speaker orating from a balcony to a throng of people including musicians, soldiers, banner holders and general public, indistinctly signed, oil on canvas, 17" x 21". (see illustration)

A Stuart Working Display Model of an Early Beam-Type Steam Engine, used to generate D.C. electricity for street lighting, with a flat leather belt drive to the generator. Model is housed on a wooden floor standing display case with speaker and push button operation and under a perspex cover, labelled "Mechanical Marvels Exhibition", height 115 cm, width 61cm, with key

1920S HMV OAK-CASED TABLE-TOP GRAMOPHONE, fitted with a pair of speaker doors, complete with winder.

A Phillips 2514 radio and speaker and two other radios

A double sided enamelled advertising sign for Claritone Loud Speaker Depot, Ashley Radio, by Chromo of Wolverhampton, height, 61cm.

The Macallan Speaker Martin's-10 year-old Label and carton both signed "Michael Martin, Speaker" The Macallan-10 year-old In original carton accompanied by pewter stopper "Spanish Oak Sherry Cask" Distilled and bottled by The Macallan Distillers Ltd., Craigellachie. 75 cl. Single malt, 40% volume 2 bottles

Speaker Martin's Macallan-10 year-old Distilled and bottled by The Macallan Distillers Ltd., Easter Elchies, Craigellachie. 70 cl. Label signed "Tony Blair". In original carton. Single malt, 40% volume 1 bottle

Speaker Martin's Macallan-10 year-old Distilled and bottled by The Macallan Distillers Ltd., Easter Elchies, Craigellachie. 70 cl. Label signed "Very Best Wishes, Michael Martin, Speaker". In original carton, similarly signed. Single malt, 40% volume Scottish Parliament Speyside Malt-10 year-old Selected for and exclusively sold by The Scottish Parliament. Bottled by Inverarity Vaults Ltd., Edinburgh. Label signed "David McLetchie". 40% volume 2 bottles

Dinky die-cast vehicles, two Daimler ambulance's No. 30h, Loud Speaker van No. 34c (blue), Studebaker tanker No. 30p (green), Bedford Ovaltine van No. 481, Army one tonne cargo truck No. 641 and a taxi (red and black).

An early 20th century line inlaid mahogany bijouterie table, on square tapered legs, 74cm high, 61cm wide together with an Art Deco MHV mahogany speaker, 35cm high (2)

An 'Amplion' loud speaker with outswept wooden amplifying horn.

Irish Surplus Revenue Dispute 1753, gold medal 44mm Extremely fine, pierced on edge. Henry Boyle, Earl of Shannon (1682-1764), Speaker in the Irish Parliament (depicted on the medal); opposed a government proposal for appropriating a surplus in the Irish exchequer.

Pair of mahogany corner speaker cupboards and a matching display cabinet

*Nightingale (Florence, 1820-1910). Autograph letter signed ‘Florence Nightingale', 10 South Street, Park Lane, W., 27th November 1882, to Rt. Hon. G[eorge] Shaw Lefevre MP, on letterhead stationery, in full, ‘It is truly kind of you to think of me for the opening of the Law Courts on December 4th. And I cannot resist such kindness. It is indeed "a very great historical event" - too great not to inspire any body with vigour & spirit to be present who is so favoured by you. And if you will be so very good as to send me "a ticket" for myself "and a gentleman" you shall see that ‘Tho' my legs be cuttit off - I'll fight upon my stumps'', 2 pp., 8vo. George Lefevre was an nephew of Charles Shaw Lefevre, Speaker of the House of Commons and a friend of the Nightingales when Florence was young. At the time this letter was written, George Lefevre was the First Commissioner of Works and Public Buildings. Florence was very busy with her work in India during this year but suffered from reoccurring ill health and was particularly ill during November 1882. The "gentleman" in question may have been Sir Harry Verney (her brother in law) as a letter held at Claydon House to Verney, dated 30th November 1882, tells Verney that George Lefevre has sent two tickets for the Law Courts Opening. (Information supplied by the Florence Nightingale Museum.). The quote at the end of the letter refers to the legend of the Maiden Lilliard, a 16th-century Scottish Warrior who continued to slay her English enemies even after her legs were chopped off at the Battle of Ancrum Moor in 1545. On her tomb is inscribed "Fair maiden Lilliard lies under this stane, Little was her stature but great was her fame, Upon the English louns she laid many thumps, And when her legs were cuttet off she fought upon her stumps." (1)

Cobbett (William). A Grammar of the English Language, in a Series of Letters. Intended for the Use of Schools and of Young Persons in General; but more Especially the Use of Soldiers, Sailors, Apprentices, and Plough-Boys, London, 1826, orig. linen-backed boards, inner joint cracked, 12mo, together with Enfield (William), The Speaker: Or, Miscellaneous Pieces, Selected from the best English Writers... with a view to Facilitate the Improvement of Youth in Reading and Speaking, new ed., corrected and enlarged, 1792, 4 pp. publishers ads. at rear, contemp. sheep, broken on spine, 12mo, plus Burn (John), A Practical Grammar of the English Language, 8th ed., Glasgow, 1802, contemp. tree sheep gilt, a little rubbed and scuffed, 12mo, and The Young Ladies' Assistant in Writing French Letters... , 6th ed., revised and corrected, 1828, contemp. speckled sheep, some wear, 12mo, and others similar, including English and foreign language grammars, dictionaries, etc., mostly 19th-century (approx. 85)

A professional Punch & Judy stall complete with ten traditional carved and painted wood puppets, a Coomber public address system, complete with two speaker cabinets; and accessories.

A modern personalized Sanyo Micro Component system, including CD drawer, tuner, and tape deck with two speakers Syd has personalized it by painting a green circle to the top of the unit and each speaker, as well as a green mark to the front of each speaker

A pair of homemade speaker cases, the plywood carcasses fitted with Pioneer car speakers, Syd painted the speakers in shades of green, blue, red, white and black and fitted a light switch to the back of one Removed from the back bedroom upstairs, he replaced these with a smaller homemade pair of speakers

A pair of homemade and painted speaker cases, of plywood and chipboard construction painted in dark green and red with yellow interiors Despite having no workings inside, the speakers were sat either side of a Bush Signature HiFi system, which is included as part of this lot

wILLIAMS, William (Speaker of the House of Commons). Votes of the House of Commons, London; Assigns of John Bill, Thomas Newcomb and Henry Hills 1680, small folio, modern cloth with a few pages in facsimile; CARRUTHERS, S.W. Three Centuries of the Westminster Shorter Catechism, 1957, inscribed by the author to first leaf, edges slightly discoloured; Pollard & Redgrave. Short-Title Catalogue of Books Prints. 1475-1640, London 1926 (worn); PLOMER, H.R. et al. Dictionary of the Printers and BooksellersÉ 1557-1775, one vol. edition 1977; 2 others (6)

KB Brown Bakerlite portable Radio with foldaway speaker, 7 ¼”

An HMV Gramophone, in an oak case, with a diaphragm speaker

A Pilot Radio medium and short wave receiver model X-65-B in walnut case with recessed front flanked by reeded sides, shaped fret speaker cover above central tuning dial, 18 1/2" high, 14" wide

A Pilot "Little Maestro" Mark 1 medium and longwave receiver c.1939 with walnut and crossbanded case, oblong recessed dial to front, 11 3/4" wide, and an extension speaker (no maker), in walnut case with sunburst fret front, 13 1/2" high, 12" wide (2)

A Bush type D.A.C. 90A long and medium wave band receiver with brown bakelite case, recessed dial and central circular speaker, 12" wide, (no lead), and a Pye three wave band receiver serial no.437053, in brown bakelite case with cream front and lower dial, 12" wide (2)

A BTH Type C horn speaker in japanned tin with brown bakelite base, 23" high, an S.G. Brown Ltd Type H4 horn speaker, 10 1/2" high, and two others 22" and 23" high (4)

A Cambridge Electrometer valve pH meter, with ebonite top, bakelite knobs, and polished mahogany box case, 14" wide, a Windsor Universal Meter Model 88A in beech wood carrying case, 11 1/2" wide, a Pilot Little Maestro Model T65/3 five valve two waveband receiver in brown bakelite case, with grey front, 11 1/4" wide, and a high impedence speaker unit in walnut case, 12" wide (4)

An Osram "Four" New Music Magnet receiver in polished mahogany box case with hinged top and japanned metal front, 18" wide, and an extension speaker in plywood case with two colour sunburst fret front, 12 3/4" wide (2)

A Majestic Model 49-C Superheterodyne two band receiver in Art Deco style walnut case with ebonised panels and chromium plated speaker fret, 8 1/4" wide, 12" high

A Pilot Blue Peter five valve four wave band receiver (released in 1949) in polished walnut and crossbanded case, the stepped front with speaker grill above glass dial, 19 1/2" wide

A Red Star three valve (valves not present) two wave band receiver, in oak, birch, ply and japanned tin case, 16" wide, and a Philips Type 531A-15 four valve three band receiver in shaped walnut case with fabric speaker cover over glass dial, 18 1/2" wide (2)

An Army Remote Control Unit "F" No.2, in green painted metal case with webbing strap, 10" wide, a U.S. Army Radio Receiver R106/HRO in black japanned metal case, 17" wide, and ten extra cartridges, a Wavemeter Type W1191 in grey metal case 12 1/2" wide, and a Bell & Howell extension speaker in painted wood case, 16 1/2" wide (4)

A Mitshibushi Apricot MS 540 Computer with pendium processor, keyboard, screen, speaker and HP Deskjet 660C colour printer

A cast metal Royal Naval ship's crest wall plaque "SPEAKER" decorated in polychrome, height 23cm. (H.M.S. Speaker an Escort Carrier of 13,000 tons built in 1943 as the U.S.S. Delgada and loaned to the Royal Navy on "Lend-Lease.")

Six brass servants bell with brass sprung mounts; together with a mahogany cased pair of wall mounting Bakelite telephones with speaker to moulded boxes above bells and twin mounts; and a collection of nineteenth century door keys. (A lot)

Barrie. J.M. Autograph letter signed to "Messrs Hodder & Stoughton" "It is unfortunate about The Scotsman - you see what they did. I wd suggest that you advertise specially there & subjoin some extracts I have selected. Ever yours J.M. Barrie. The Daily Chronicle which devotes a leading article to the book says - "The readers of Margaret Ogilvy will close the volume with the conviction that neither in history nor in literature has the mother of a man of genius ever been made so real so tender & beautiful as this..." The Speaker. "One of the most exquisite books that English letters has produced in our time. Margaret Ogilvy takes her place among the treasures of literature". British Weekly. "It stands unmatched in literature as an idyll of the divinest of human feelings - a mother's love". Daily News. "This beautiful book". Independent. "A delicate pathetic & heartfelt tribute of filial love" 3 pages on one folded leaf Garrick Club headed paper dated 8 Dec. 96 some dust-soiling Note: J.M. Barrie's mother Margaret Ogilvy had ten children J.M. being the ninth. When his brother David his mother's favourite died his mother fell into depression and Barrie tried to win her affection by dressing up in his dead brother's clothes. The obsessive relationship that grew between mother and son was to mark the whole of his life. After her death Barrie published in 1896 an adoring biography of his mother entitled simply "Margaret Ogilvy". In this poignant letter to his British publishers Barrie quotes no doubt with quiet satisfaction from the enthusiastic reviews the book had received.

A wooden cased telephone exchange, a pair of Fonader telephone amplifiers and speaker, and an E.M.I. Minifone in case. a/f

Three amplifiers to include Pioneer and Denon, plus two Denon tape decks together with a speaker, (6).

11 Dinky Assorted Vehicles And Two Other In Incl. Dodge Tipper, Observation Coach, Leyland Royal Tiger, Daimler Ambulance, Fire Truck, Loud Speaker Van, Austin Taxi, Triumph, London Bus, Bedford Flatbed, Jeep And Corgi Service Ramp

HAZLITT, WILLIAM. Table-Talk..., Second Edition, 2 vols., 1824; The Plain Speaker, 2 vols., 1826; Literary Remains. With A Notice of His Life..., 2 vols., 1836. Engraved portrait frontispiece. 8vo., cont. polished calf gilt (old rebacks). (6)

A collection of Corgi Classics 'Pinder - Jean Richard' circus models, comprising No.71202, Renault Tanker; No.70201, Berliet GLR8 Cannon Lorry; No.72004, Bernard Type 110 Pantechnicon; No.35202, Daimler Bus; No.73401, Berliet GLR8 Box Van and Trailer; No.16801, Scammell Highwayman Generator Lorry and two Cage Trailers; No.74301, Citroen Type 55 Dropside Lorry and Trailer; No.55401, Diamond T980 and Box Trailer; and No.07201, Land Rover Loud Speaker, generally mint or near mint, all boxed; and two unboxed models, (11).

A horn speaker, the brown painted swan neck horn on tripod feet, the collar cast 'Burndept / 120 ohms', horn diameter 36.5cm, overall height 66cm; and an aluminium gramophone horn, (2).

A collection of radio equipment, including a Drake Model R-4B Receiver; a Drake Model MS-4 Speaker; a Drake MN7 Matching Network; an Icom IC-245E 2M FM Transceiver; a Taylor Model 67A Signal Generator and a Yaesu FRG-7000 Communications Receiver. Best Bid

[Hazlitt, William] The Plain Speaker, Opinions on Books, Men and Things, two volumes first edition, London 1826. Later half calf, 8vo plus Shorthouse, John Henry. John Inglesant A Romance, two volumes, first edition, London 1881, half calf, 8vo plus other works (7)

Rendell (Ruth). Some Lie and Some Die, 1973; Shake Hands for Ever, 1975; A Sleeping Life, 1978; Put On by Cunning, 1981, The Speaker of Mandarin, 1983, all 1st eds., pub. Hutchinson, fifth vol. signed by the author on title, all orig. cloth in sl. rubbed d.j.s with occasional edge wear, 8vo, together with four other 1st eds. by Rendell (9)

A small collection of Dinky Toys vans and commercial vehicles, comprising Trojan Chivers, Loud Speaker Van, two 280 Delivery Vans, 30 Series Breakdown Lorry, Daimler ambulance, Aveling Barford Diesel Roller and a Land Rover (playwear).

* An Elf-Lite Ex-1500 Eiki Xenon 16mm sound projector with power supply, together with an Ilford Elmo 16mm sound projector, plus a Bell & Howell speaker and a box of assorted editing equipment (-)

Knight (Charles, pub.) The Pictorial Gallery of Arts, Series 1 & 2, (Useful Arts & fine arts), 1847, chromo frontis. to each, one chromo plt. and numerous wood eng. illusts., orig. gilt dec. cloth, spine worn & frayed, folio, together with, Cooper (C.P., ed.), Proceedings of His Majesty's Commissioners on the Public Records of the Kingdom, June, 1832-August, 1833, edited by C.P. Cooper, 1833, fourteen hand-col. plans (6 folding, inc. some of the Tower of London), upper pastedown with bookplate of William Court Gully, Speaker of the House of Commons, later half morocco, slightly rubbed & scuffed, folio, plus other misc., inc. antiquarian vols. (a carton)

Waring (J.B.) Art Treasures of the United Kingdom, from Art Treasures Exhibition, Manchester, 1858, chromo. title and numerous chromo. plts. by F. Bedford, some pages detached where gutta-percha perished, silk endpapers, a.e.g., orig. pubs. calf with elaborate gilt strapwork decoration, minor wear to extrems., thick folio The cover design for this work was prepared by Messrs. Leighton & Hodge, and is a near facsimile of a design by Gascon. Bookplate of William Court Gully, Speaker of the House of Commons. (1)

Gibbon (John) Introductio ad Latinam Blasoniam. An Essay to a More Correct Blason in Latine than Formerly hath been used. Collected out of Approved Modern Authors..., 1682, imprimatur leaf present, numerous woodcut armorials to text, worm hole throughout volume, some dust soiling, contemp. sheep, old crude reback, boards worn, 8vo, together with [Collins, Arthur], The Peerage of England, or, An Historical and Genealogical Account of the Present Nobility..., 1709, eng. frontis., contemp. specked calf, gilt dec. spine, some slight wear, 8vo, with Heylyn (Peter), A Help to English History; Containing a Succession of all the Kings of England..., by Peter Heylyn, 1773, half-title, eng. title, numerous plts. of armorials (many hand-col.), one plt. with repaired closed tear, sewing broken and text block split, contemp. calf, spine broken and split, 8vo, (signature of Wm. Woods, Bluemantle; with his bookplate as Garter), plus four other 18th c. heraldry related, two with the bookplate of William Court Gully, Speaker of the House of Commons (8)

St. Leger (Barry) Stories from Froissart, 3 vols., 1832, contemp. half vellum, gilt dec. spines with contrasting morocco labels, 8vo, (bookplate of William Court Gully, Speaker of the House of Commons), together with, Rutt (John Towill), Diary of Thomas Burton, Esq. Member in the Parliaments of Oliver and Richard Cromwell, from 1656 to 1659: Now First Published from the Original Autograp Manuscript..., 4 vols., 1828, eng. frontis. to vol 1, 2 & 3, occ. scattered spotting, contemp. diced calf, contrasting morocco labels, spines rubbed, 8vo, with, Knight (Charles), The Popular History of England..., 6 vols., 1856-60, numerous eng. plts., occ. spotting, contemp. half calf gilt, 8vo, plus thirteen others similar Many volumes with the bookplate of William Court Gully, Speaker of the House of Commons. (26)