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A Pioneer surround sound system with a speaker

Crime Fiction & Mystery, 24 titles, including Ellery Queen: 'There Was an Old Woman', Boston, Little, Brown & Co, 1943, 2nd printing, original cloth, dust wrapper (by Pauline Jackson, $2.00 price intact); Rex Stout, 3 Nero Wolfe detective novels, all US 1st editions, all published New York, The Viking Press, all original cloth, all in dust wrappers: 'The Silent Speaker', 1946, 'Prisoner's Base', 1952, 'And Four to Go', 1958; Christopher Bush, 10 titles, mainly Ludovic Travers novels, including 'The Case of the Heavenly Twin', London, Macdonald, 1963, 1st edition, original cloth, dust wrapper, 'The Case of the Jumbo Sandwich', L, Macdonald, 1965, 1st edition, orig. cloth, d/w, 'The Case of the Housekeeper's Hair', L, Macdonald, 1948, 1st edition, original cloth, plus six US first editions, all published New York, Macmillan, all original cloth, dust wrappers, including 'The Case of the Curious Client', 1948, etc, plus 1 other; plus 2 Georges Simenon Maigret novels, both UK 1st editions in dust wrappers, 2 Stephen Ransome detective novels, both UK 1st editions in dust wrappers, plus others Margery Allingham, Sue Grafton, Anthony Gilbert etc (24)

* De Havilland. Art deco Celestion extension speaker believed to be from the De Havilland factory at Broughton, Flintshire, the elaborate walnut case with pierced grille and trade label to the top and back, 35 x 36 cm, together with a French military aircraft water canister circa 1930s, the metal tank with cream finish and brass tap to the top, the base with aluminium unscrewable cap with instructions for use, 42 cm highQTY: (2)

Boxed Bayan Audio Bayan 3XL speaker dock for ipod and iphone from a house clearance 

the black bodies with cherry fronts, each speaker 17cm wide, 30cm high, 23cm deep.

finished in black, manufactured under license from the British Broadcasting Corporation, serial numbers 011092 and 011093, 19cm wide, 30.5cm high, 16cm deep.Speakers produce sound when tested at time of cataloguing but functionality is not guaranteed, Spendor tag is missing from the front of one of the speaker grilles, the same grille has some small surface dents and blemishes, some surface scratches and marks to cases

the speaker raised on four turned tapering legs 39cm wide, 28cm deep, 70.5cm high.

with brown grilles, each speaker 34.5cm wide, 60cm high, 29cm deep.

* Trotsky (Leon, 1879-1940), Russian revolutionary, Soviet politician, journalist, and political theorist. Typed Letter Signed, ‘L. Trotsky’, 8 November 1933, to Comrade [John] Paton, in English, asking for information and advice ‘regarding the German comrade, Maria Reese …In its time she went over from the socialist party to the communist and played a considerable role in the revolutionary movement as member of the Reichstag and as outstanding mass speaker. She has just broken with the Comintern and gave publicity to this fact in our German paper, “Unser Wort”’, saying that she now needs to make decisions about her future, that she knows English, has some journalistic experience and that ‘her main strength lies in mass agitation, especially among women’, and wondering if she might be able to work in England, signed in blue ink, (‘L’ not fully inked), minor creases, 1 page, 4to, pinned to a carbon copy of Paton’s reply, 20 November 1933, in which he explains that he does know of Maria Reese but that coming to England will be very difficult and finding paid work even harder, and though he [and the Independent Labour Party] would be very happy to meet her if she did come to England, before concluding that ‘England is one of the most illiberal countries in the world now with regard to its treatment of the foreigner who is poor’, yellow paper, light creasing, 2 pages, 4toQTY: (2)NOTE:Provenance: The Autograph Collection of Peter Bland (1928-2003).John Paton (1886-1976) was General Secretary of the Independent Labour Party 1927–1933, and a Labour MP from 1945 to 1964. Paton had visited Trotsky in France earlier in 1933.Maria Reese (1889-1958) was a German teacher who became a writer and journalist. She was also politically active, and sat as a member of the national parliament between 1928 and 1933.For most of her time in the Reichstag she was a Communist member. However, in 1933, after spending time in Moscow she became appalled by the careerist functionaries surrounding Stalin. She managed to escape from the Soviet Union and pursued a complicated political trajectory which included a period working for the Nazi government in the Anti-Comintern department of the Propaganda Ministry. Trotsky published a supportive article about Reese’s letter and her views in an article titled ‘Maria Reese and the Comintern’ in The Militant, 25 November 1933, p. 3.

* Stanley (Henry Morton, 1841-1904), Welsh-American explorer, journalist, author and politician. Autograph Letter Signed, 'Henry M. Stanley', 2 Richmond Terrace, Whitehall, SW, 22 February 1900, to Edward Gully, requesting two orders for the Members Gallery for the following Monday, two for Tuesday and one for Thursday, asking them to be sent to him at his house, 'as I am still unable from illness to go to the House', 1 page on personal stationery with integral blank leaf, a few minor marks, 8voQTY: (1)NOTE:Edward Gulley was Secretary to the Speaker of the House of Commons.

Twelve inch speaker by QTX. Not available for in-house P&P

Wharfdale Pro N8042 powered speaker monitor. Not available for in-house P&P

54" Samsung UHD flat screen TV - Samsung DVD/Blue ray player, Samsung sound bar with remote speaker (Complete with remote controls, leads and instruction's together with 100 Gb external hard drive)

A Bang & Olufsen Beosound 1 curved speaker on speaker stand, with lead.

Grenadier Record Player / Amplifier Speaker, Grenadier Record Player GP-45 s/n 803 with Garrard Deck 2025TC used condition with missing clasp and little rust together with a Grenadier Stereo Amplifier / Speaker SA-45 s/n 01887 used condition with some marks to case - untested

Vintage speakers and amps including a Pan P.A 25 amp circa 1940Condition Report: New photo of rear added however we are unable to take inner photos with out breaking the integrity of the speaker ,

Dinky - A collection of vehicles including Packard # 39a, Buick # 39d, Speaker Van # 34c, Rolls Royce # 30b, Jeep # 153a and others. All show signs of age and use and some have damage / parts missing, they appear Fair overall. (This does not constitute a guarantee) [ba]

A Sony XG300 portable blue-tooth speaker

A Doctor Who Tardis speaker system

A JBL Extreme portable blue-tooth speaker

A box containing headphones, a Stealth VR headset etc and a pair of auto speaker stands

An Ultimate Ears Megablast portable blue-tooth speaker

A Bob Marley portable blue-tooth speaker

A Tanglewood Shark electric guitar, 3/4 scale with built in speaker contained in carry case. [W]

Phillips, Silver Crest, Boots - A vintage wooden speaker. Boxed Silver Crest Bluetooth HG01335B speaker. A vintage Phillips EG414A radio. A boxed Boots Comet 126X camera with instructions. Grundig, Other. Also includes ainclude a Grundig Music Boy Deluxe 206 portable radio, comes with instructions. A vintage military bag with buttons. 8 x Orbit Books including Book One Planes, Book One Ships, Book One Cars, and similar. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (M)

When filming completed for the first Alex Rider series for Amazon, author, Anthony Horowitz was presented with a special Alex Rider gift. Beautifully presented in a themed presentation box, a stylish Herschel backpack, a table tennis set including net, bats and balls, a wireless stereo speaker and an Amazon Firestick and remote. Anthony has generously donated this one-off prize to Home-Start in Suffolk’s Moonlight Ball auction, and he has included a set of signed Alex Rider novels in the package too! Kindly donated by Anthony Horowitz CBE  

In superbly original condition, just 25,000 miles, with full service history and from 32-years ownership.   In 1986, the original Sierra Cosworth was a new kind of performance car - a blue-collar hero able to humble true sports cars. In 1988, Ford introduced the Sierra Sapphire RS Cosworth, a more ‘discreet’ version, built using the four-door Sapphire bodyshell, first with the same rear-wheel drive layout as the three-door original, and then later with four-wheel drive; but even with a more restrained exterior, a plush velour interior and an executive four-door shell, the Sapphire was far from dull. The early rear-wheel drive cars had 204bhp from the YBB engine (205 block), a T5 gearbox, 7" x 15" lattice alloy wheels, front and rear spoilers, side skirts and Recaro seats. The rear-wheel drive cars could hit 60mph in 6.1 seconds. Despite the extra power and potential for greater traction, the later 4x4 Sapphire was slower to 60mph, reaching the speed in 6.6 secs. Approximately 13,140 2WD Sapphire examples were produced during 1988-1989; all were assembled in Ghenk, Belgium, with UK-built Ford-Cosworth engines.The car presented here is a 1989 Ford Sierra Sapphire RS Cosworth (2WD) and is in super original, unmolested condition. First registered on 18th August 1989, this superb example has covered just over 25,000 miles within the same family since it was just two years old. Due to the owner's poor health, this Sapphire remained unused and garaged for over 20 years. A combination of diligent ownership, minimal use (due to circumstance) and sheer preservation, now means this ‘Fast Ford’ is in collector-quality condition.We are informed that this exceptional car still retains its original factory-fitted panels, factory-etched glass and its original paint throughout. The interior is described as showing virtually no wear on the switchgear or surfaces. Likewise, all the dials and switchgear are said to function correctly, there are no cracks or UV damage to the dashboard and the original Recaro seats remain in beautiful condition. The boot contains its original Dunlop Sport spare wheel and factory-fitted jack whilst the parcel shelf is straight and free from any aftermarket speaker holes. The original electronic sound system, ECU2 (including power amplifier) are also still in situ, whilst the factory-fitted 15" wheels are shod with period Pirelli P600 tyres. The brakes have been fully recommissioned, benefiting from new rear calipers, brake fluid and discs/pads.The accompanying service history file includes the original Ford service book, owner’s handbook, radio operation manual, numerous invoices, two Ford keys, old tax discs and MOT history certificates.If you are looking for an unmolested, original RS Cosworth, this is probably one of the worthiest candidates currently available. The lighter and rarer version of the Sapphire, this example is one for the Ford connoisseur and is offered at an attractive price guide, offering the new owner membership of the exclusive club of RS ownership.Specification Make: FORD Model: SIERRA SAPPHIRE RS COSWORTH 2WD Year: 1989 Chassis Number: WF0FXXGBBFJS34294 Registration Number: G399 MGH Transmission: Manual Engine Number: JS34294 Drive Side: Right-hand Drive Odometer Reading: 25115 Miles Make: RHDClick here for more details and images

Large selection of speaker stands

Stagg GA-20DR Speaker

Bose Bluetooth Speaker with cable

Guitar accessories, to include three Truetone 1 Spot Combo Packs, three Fender California Series speaker cables, including 25ft example, Stagg speaker cables, other cables, mainly Fender, two Fender guitar straps and two sets of amp wheels

Hiwatt Maxwatt G200R HD guitar transistor amplifier, serial no 07026450, together with a large speaker, speaker H70cm, W66cm

Collier-Marr Hanging Handset/Speaker, a circa 1940's telephone operators black bakelite hands free speaker, an Art Deco style AGFA Balinar Camera and leather case, etc:- One Tray

Collection of Star Wars related items and collectibles to include Kellogg's cereal giveaway model figure busts, 6x limited edition Steelbook DVD's (all unopened/factory sealed), a set of Millennium Falcon Corellian Freighter blueprints (unopened/sealed), Phantom Menace posters, an incomplete Darth Vader helmet, a life size cardboard cut-out R2-D2, battery operated Yoda (A/F, speaker not working) etc. Qty

A Bose Acoustimass 3 Series III speaker system.

A PEAVEY BANDIT 112 AMP / SPEAKER

A Dinky diecast Loudspeaker Van. No. 492, blue body with silver speaker, in original box, box has writing on on side.

A Halo Master Chief Bluetooth Speaker. In the shape of his helmet, green complete with stand, in original box.

SX Model GA1065 speaker/ amplifier

Panasonic CD stereo system with speakers, speaker and Sunbuck Model AS60BU media player

A 1920's S. G. Brown Ltd. radio speaker of horn form

A Bose and Technics surround sound comprising a Bose Acoustimass 15 sub woofer home theatre speaker system, a Technics AV Control Stereo Receiver SA-DX940 with remote and cables, 5 small Bose surround sound speakers and 2 Bose surround sound speaker stands. Location:A2M

Fender DeLuxe Amp valve amplifier, serial number A03511, black covering, beige speaker grill, two normal input sockets, two vibrato, 8 dials, valve order sticker to inside of cabinet 'Model Deluxe-Amp AB763' and '0F' (1965) stamped on sticker; rear of amp with three switches, ground on/off and standby '1amp 117volts, 60 cycles', extension speaker and tremolo pedal sockets (pedal included), replacement speaker labelled 'Scumback 65 Watt 8ohm 11/14/11'

Fender Princeton Amp valve amplifier, brown covering with brown cloth grill, serial number P00209; inside of cabinet with remains of valve order sticker 'Princeton Model 6G2', possibly had replacement speaker Weber Classic Made in USA Kokomo Ind; 30W 8ohms; two instrument input jacks, four dials; rear has on/off switch, ground switch (0.7 amp 117 Volts 60 Cycles), extension speaker socket and tremolo pedal socket (pedal included) transformer code 125P1A 606123

An Ericsson Clarion speaker horn, a Revophone crystal set and a Magneto electric shock machine

Vintage Amplion dragonfly loud speaker. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

A pre WW2 ‘Great Escape’ interest swagger stick, once the property of Pilot Officer Marcel Zillessen (1917-1999). The swagger stick is of usual form, with a lacquered malacca body, brass ferrule, and a nickel pommel. The pommel has badge of the Gresham School OTC (Officer Training Corps), and has the name ‘Zillessen’ scratched into both the metal of the pommel, and to the wood. There is also the word ‘Gresham’ and ‘Holt’, the latter being the location of the Gresham School in Norfolk. Notes: Marcel Zillessen was born in Northampton in 1917, to a German father and Irish mother. He attended the Gresham’s School between 1930 and 1933, joining the Officer Training Corps between the ages of 13 and 16. It’s unknown what rank the young Zillessen held during his time in the OTC, but this swagger stick is a memento of his time there. Marcel spent some time studying at university in Berlin, and was a fluent German speaker, a skill that was to pay dividends during his time spent as a POW. In 1943, While piloting a Hurricane in North Africa, Marcel was shot down, and eventually taken to the Luftwaffe run Prisoner of War camp, Stalag Luft III, which held allied Air Force personnel. Zillessen’s fluency in German help to gain him favours from his guard captors, who were to provide him with pens, paper and ink that were later used to forge travel documents. Marcel was instrumental in planning the escape from the camp, using the tunnels known as ‘Tom, Dick, and Harry’, and it’s well documented that he was to be the last man out from the Harry tunnel. Ultimately, the plot was foiled, and Marcel fled back to his barrack hut when the tunnels were discovered. Being the last man in line to leave may have ultimately saved his life, as 73 of the escapees were captured within 3 days, with 50 being executed on the direct orders of Hitler. Marcel’s character was portrayed in the Great Escape movie by James Garner (playing Bob Hendley ‘the scrounger’), although it’s thought that Garner’s character may have been an amalgamation of several different men from the camp. It’s thought that the swagger stick was acquired by a school friend, and fellow OTC member of Zillessen, who himself later went on to work at Bletchley Park during WW2. Approximately 70.3cm length. Condition: generally good. No major dents or splits to pommel, just normal light wear from use. The malacca body is free from any major issues, with just light wear and contact marks commensurate with use. Brass ferrule intact and in good used condition.

An early to mid 20thC Celestion mahogany speaker, with a pierced front on ogee bracket feet, 52cm high, 51cm wide.

A Behringer “Eurolive F1220A” active 125-watt Monitor Speaker System with 12” woofer 1” compression driver & feedback filter, working order.

BOSE SPEAKER DOCK. Bose sounddock portable iPod dock. Includes audio input and DC power input. Working order but no power supply or remote control. BUYER COLLECTS.

Fender - A Fender Mustang 1 V2 combo guitar amp amplifier. Having an eight inch Fender special design speaker, with programmable knobs and a single channel input. In a black colourway.

Sony - A mid 20th century circa. 1972 Sony HP-239A HI-FI stereo music system. The system having a tape deck, record player as well as FM/AM radio receiver. Alongside a pair of Sony SS-210 speakers and mid 20th century speaker stands.

A FAUX RATTAN WEAVE GARDEN TABLE (8)With inset glass top, 170cm long; 100cm wide; 74cm high, with six matching armchairs, 60cm wide; 87cm high, and a matching solar powered parasol with LED lights and Bluetooth speaker, 236cm high

Home theatre speaker system appears to be unused

A Logitech Squeezebox music system, a Bluetooth speaker, a pair of headphones, an Echo Show etc.

ONE BOX OF CAMERA EQUIPMENT, to include a Canon 50mm f1.4 standard lens, a boxed Viltrox Canon camera mount adaptor, Viltrox extension tube set 12mm, 20mm and 36mm, an Optron 500mm f8 telephoto lens with a T2 mount, Panasonic Lumix micro 4/3 100-300 mm zoom lens, a broken Kenko 1.4 x  converter and a boxed Zamkol wireless stereo speaker - no power cable. There are no Olympus branded lenses or converters in this lot.

Radio Telefunken "Großer Katzenkopf" Modell 340 WL, 1932Sehr gesuchtes und seltenes Gerät in Kathedralenform, 5 Röhren, Netzanschluß, Wechselstromspeisung/110-240 Volt, Langwelle und Mittelwelle (LW + MW), hochwertiger Magnetsystem-Lautsprecher, Holzgehäuse, Stoff erneuert, Lautsprecher teilweise nach­lackiert, Original-Rückwand. Start Price: EUR 350 Zustand: (3-4/-)Telefunken 340 WL (Large "Cat's Head") Radio, 1932Cathedral-type five-tube mains receiver, alternating-current supply (AC)/110-240 volts, broadcast (MW) and long wave, high-quality magnetic loudspeaker, wood case, fabric replaced, speaker partially re-varnished, original rear panel. Start Price: EUR 350 Condition: (3-4/-)

Radioempfänger Atwater Kent Modell 10, 1924Modell "Breadboard", 3 Kreise, MW, 3 verstellbare Kondensatoren Typ F, Verstärker Typ TA mit 3 Röhren, Batteriebetrieb, für externen Lautsprecher, Gesamtbreite 74 cm, sehr guter Zustand. Start Price: EUR 450 Zustand: (2/-)Atwater Kent Model 10 Receiving Set, 1924Breadboard model, 3 circuits, MW, 3 type-F variable condensers, type-TA amplifier with 3 tubes, battery-operated, for external speaker, width 29 in., very good condition. Start Price: EUR 450 Condition: (2/-)

Filmprojektor Siemens 2000, um 1960Siemens, Berlin. 16mm-Filmprojektor für bis zu 600m-Spulen (2 Stück vorhanden). Lichtquelle: Niedervoltlampe 375 Watt, Vor- und Rückprojektion und Umspulen möglich, Bilder pro Sekunde regulierbar, Verstärker integriert im Projektorsockel. Wiedergabe von Licht- und Magnettonaufnahmen, Verstärker-Eingang für Magnettonaufnahmen, Plattenspieler und Mikrophone vorhanden, mit separatem Lautsprecher. Das Gerät wurde durch unseren Experten geprüft und ist betriebsbereit. - Dabei: Transporthaube. Start Price: EUR 80 Zustand: (2-/2-)Siemens 2000 Film Projector, c. 1960Siemens, Berlin. 16 mm, for up to 600m spools (two spools included), low-voltage 375-watt illumination, forward and rear projection and rewinding possible, frames per second adjustable, amplifier integrated in the projector base, playback of light and magnetic sound recordings, amplifier input for magnetic sound recordings, record player and microphones present, with separate speaker. - In addition: Transport hood. - Note: The device has been tested and is suitable for use. Start Price: EUR 80 Condition: (2-/2-)

A collection of bakelite/early plastic items, mostly Art Deco style, including a speaker (h- 19cm), two lidded containers, a sandwich plate, two toast racks, 1911 Scottish Widows Fund etc...