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Pair of Linn Isobarik Speakers,Finished in Black Ash, serial no: 006236, with original Linn black steel tubular floor stands, with speaker cables, speaker dimensions h70cm x w38cm x d42cm Condition: not tested, tweeters pushed in, velcro tape pealing, front foam cover missing, foam top perished
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The dedicatee's copy.-May (Thomas Erskine) The Law, Privileges, Proceedings and Usage of Parliament, edited by Sir Charles Gordon, presentation copy from the editor to the Rt. Hon. George Thomas, 1st Viscount Tonypandy and with an A.L.s from the editor congratulating Thomas on his elevation to the peerage on House of Commons paper, original cloth, dust-jacket, little faded and stained and with a short tear to upper panel, thick 8vo, Butterworths, 1983.⁂ George Thomas, 1st Viscount Tonypandy (1909-1997), British Labour politician who served as Speaker of the House of Commons from 1976 to 1983. The inscription reads 'To the Right Honorable Viscount Tonypandy (to whom, in his previous incarnation, this edition was dedicated) this volume is respectfully inscribed by the Editor Charles Gordon'. From the A.L.s.: 'I write to express my pleasure that The Queen has chosen to interpret the wishes of This House in such an unusual and distinctive way. It is high time that it was recognised that the Speakership is a cut above all the other great Offices of State...'.
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Dean Gaisford's 'Magnum Opus' With Important Correspondence etc., included Gaisford (Dean Thomas)ÿEtymologicon Magnum, seu verius Lexicon saipissime vocabulorum origines indagans ex pluribus lexicis scholiastis et grammaticis anonymi cuisdam opera concinnatum. Lg. thick folio Oxford (e Typographeo Academico) 1848. Frontis fac-simile, engd. vignette on title, strongly bound cont. hf. calf, raised bands. With the Den's bookplate. The Etymologicum Magnum, compiled in Constantinople c 1150, is the largest Byzantine lexicon, collating and expanding the works of many previous scholars.ÿ It was first printed at Venice in 1499.ÿ Gaisford?s work, the fruit of much careful scholarship, remains the most recent complete edition. ÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿ This copy has tipped in at back: table giving details of print run and costs, also a review and an obituary of Gaisford. Pasted at front: 1. 10 Dec. 1847.ÿ Note from B.P. Symons, Vice-Chancellor of Oxford, offering Gaisford on behalf of the delegates of the OUP an honorarium of œ1000. 2. Draft reply from Gaisford declining the offer, suggesting he might be given 20 free copies instead, and commenting on the proposed price of the book. 3. 16 Dec. 1847.ÿ Note from Symons agreeing his proposal. 4. 15 June 1855 Note from Symons expressing the delegates? gratitude for Gaisford?s work (he had died on 2 June). Enclosures: ú Letter to Gaisford dated 22 March 1817 from Edward Everett, the 23-year-old Professor Greek at Harvard who was then studying at G”ttingen, discussing German projects to publish a text of the Etymologicum, and reporting in detail on the experiments of Carl Friedrich Sicker to unroll some of the papyri discovered at Herculaneum (he destroyed several in the process).ÿ Everett (1794-1865) continued his brilliant and multi-faceted career as politician, pastor, educator, diplomat and orator.ÿ Today he is best remembered as the featured speaker at the dedication of the military cemetery at Gettysburg in 1863; his learned oration, lasting over two hours, has been somewhat overshadowed by Lincoln?s 271-word address that succeeded it. ú M/ss of a long (11 pp, folio) discourse on Gaisford?s Etymologicum, published in the G”ttingen Literary Advertiser, 6 Nov. 1848. ú Draft petition of Gaisford to the Council of State of the Duke of Brunswick, 23 July 1846, requesting the transmission to England of the MS at Wolfenb?ttel of the Etymologicon Gudianum, on the grounds that the edition published at Leipzig is defective and he would like to consult the original as part of his research for a new edition of the Etymologicon Magnum. úÿ ?The advantages of a liberal education.?ÿ MS page of verses ?by Thomas Gaisford A.D. 179-.? ú Draft letter from Gaisford, 24 Oct [1843] wishing to purchase a copy of the Lexicon Etymologicum, listed in the catalogue of the Royal Library at Naples. ú Letter to Thomas Gaisford (junior) from Paul Butler of Down Ampney, Cricklade, 8 Aug 1872, enclosing preceding item (?) ú Draft proposal by Gaisford for a second edition of his Suidae Lexicon (2 vols, 1834).
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A collection of amateur 'ham' radio equipment, comprising: a Yaesu FTDX 3000 transceiver, an ATU 897 Plus LDG, an SP8 External Speaker, a PSU 30 amplifier, a CBL 1000 1.7mhz-30mhz antenna, a Tripple Mag Mount 259, a Single Mag Mount 259, a Yaesu G450 Rotator and Cable, an SRCx65 Multiband Wire Antenna, 1.5 inch 10 foot and 4 foot poles, an N7700R 2/70 mobile antenna, a Pro Antenna and a Screwdriver Antenna, all untested (Qty)
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Punk Fanzines / Photos, Six Punk Fanzines: Skum number 1 and 2 (1977 - "first reprints"), Speaker numbers 5, 6, plus another and Molotov Comics number 6, all complete and in very good condition - sold together with four B&W photos of the Scottish punk band 'The Jolt', who frequently opened for the Jam comprising two live and two publicity shots - Sold without copyright
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Kreisel Sound System, a six piece Kreisel system comprising of MX-700 MkIII, Centre speaker KK-Q125 Quattro s/n Q000BL121018, side speakers KK-Q125TFX - left surround s/n Q004BL121069, right surround s/n Q005BL12069, left centre & right centre KKQ125RCGBP & KKQ125LCGBP s/n Q001BL121121 & Q002BL121121, very good condition with two pairs of stands 100cm & 60cm high) power cable and speaker cables
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Pioneer / Rotel / Hitachi Units, Pioneer record deck PL-150, Pioneer Cassette deck CT-F2121, Rotel Tuner RT-320, Hitachi CD player DA-800, pair of Hitachi 50 watt used bookshelf speakers (made in Denmark) plus a Korting amplifier A500 and a Cambridge TV speaker TV2, sound but used condition, untested
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Pat Boone signed 10x8 colour photo. Patrick Charles Eugene Boone born June 1, 1934, is an American singer, composer, actor, writer, television personality, motivational speaker, and spokesman. He was a successful pop singer in the United States during the 1950s and early 1960s. He sold more than 45 million records, had 38 Top 40 hits, and appeared in more than 12 Hollywood films. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
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CANADA – GEORGE IIIManuscript declaration headed 'The Humble Address of the Lieutenant Governor, Council and House of Assembly of Your Majesty's Province of Nova Scotia' to 'The Kings Most Excellent Majesty', congratulating him on the birth of '...the Prince Royal and Heir Apparent to Your Majesty's Dominions... an event so important and interesting to the liberties of mankind...', signed by Jonathan Belcher (Lieutenant Governor), John Collier (Speaker for the Council) and William Nesbitt (Speaker for the Assembly), dated and amended in another hand, docketed on verso, one page on a bifolium, some creases, small tears, dust staining and other marks, particularly on verso where folded and exposed, folio (312 x 202mm.), Halifax, 28 April 1763Footnotes:'AN EVENT SO IMPORTANT AND INTERESTING TO THE LIBERTIES OF MANKIND': Congratulations from the British colony of Nova Scotia on the birth of the future George IV. Within the space of a few months, George III had not only gained an heir to the throne but had also gained French colonial possessions in North America through the Treaty of Paris of February 1763, which formally ended the conflict between the two countries. Later in the year the Royal Proclamation forbade all settlement westwards, something which would lead to significant disputes between Britain and the colonies and thereby sowing the seeds of the American Revolution. The 'Prince Royal' was born on 12 August 1762 so it had taken some time for the news to reach Nova Scotia and for the legislature to issue their congratulations, just four months before the birth of the King's second son, Frederick Duke of York, in August 1763. Nova Scotia retained it's loyalty to the crown throughout the revolution and became a haven for loyalist settlers. The document is signed from the recently-created capital Halifax by the Lieutenant Governor Jonathan Belcher (1710-1776), son of the eponymous Governor of New Hampshire, Massachusetts and New Jersey. The first formally-trained law officer in Nova Scotia, he established the Supreme Court, promoted an English-style legal system and is credited with having drafted the laws passed by Nova Scotia's first and subsequent legislators. Belcher held the post of Governor from November 1761 until September 1763. 'Modern-day Nova Scotia owes much to this competent, proficient 'Chief of the North,' the founder of its legal system and father of its tradition of representative government' (belcherfoundation.org).This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
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A pair of Meridian M6 Digital Signal Processing loudspeakers, circa 2011, serial no. M6 300755B, h.91cm.Condition report: Please note that these speakers have not been PAT tested and the buyer would need to do so before use.The speaker is not dented, but is marked and would need some attention as it will not come off with a damp cloth.
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18th and early 19th century books - 'Compendium of the Travels of Mr Hanway' Sir John Mandeville and Mr Lionel Wafer and a description of Greenland published Dublin MDCCLVII, 'The Speaker of Miscellaneous Pieces, selected from the Best English Writers', printed by J Gold 1807 and 'The Romance of the Forest Vol II' published Dublin 1800
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Rendell (Ruth). A Guilty Thing Surprised, 1970; Put on by Cunning, 1981; The Speaker of Mandarin, 1983; The Veiled One, 1988, 1st editions, presentation inscription to The Speaker of Mandarin, original cloth (small bump at foot of Guilty Thing), dust jackets, Mandarin spine slightly faded, Guilty Thing a little rubbed at foot of front panel, with 6 others by Rendell including Simisola, 1994, and The Babes in the Wood, 4th impression, 2002, both signed by the authorQty: (10)
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CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER A Battersea oval enamel plaque, c.1753-56, printed in pale manganese with a half-length portrait of a Chancellor of the Exchequer in full wig, lace cravat and elaborate embroidered jacket, the plaque 8.5cm high, in a modern frame. The identity of the subject is discussed by Bernard Watney, 'The Chancellor on a Battersea Enamel', ECC Trans Vol 7, pt 1 (1968). W B Honey suggested that the print was the work of two hands, the head by Ravenet and the costume by Hancock. See The Connoisseur, Vol LXXIV, 1932. Watney concluded that the subject was perhaps Henry Pelham after an engraving by John Hinton; however, more recent suggestion has been made that the likeness more closely resembles Henry Boyle, 1st Earl of Shannon and Speaker of the Irish House of Commons from 1733 to 1753, as depicted in a mezzotint engraved by John Brooks and sold by Thomas Jefferys and William Herbert. Provenance: sold (as Henry Pelham) Phillips, 6th June 2001, lot 210.
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APRIL 1831 REFORM A rare pearlware mug, c.1831, printed in puce to two sides with a figural cartoon titled 'A Thundering Castigation from the Woolsack', flanking a crown and baton resting on a tasselled cushion, 9.5cm. This cartoon derives from the satire of the same title published by John Fairburn on 12th April 1813, which depicts the mace-wielding speaker addressing dissenters of reform.
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A carnival model organ and drum automaton, fitted with electric light bulbs and painted in bright enamel colours, with tin roof. Height 102 cm, width 107 cm, depth 50 cm. CONDITION REPORT: When the item is plugged in the majority of the lights do light up. The electric motor also runs and this operates the two drums and the drummer. We have not had any sound out of the organ but we do not really know how this operates. The speaker at the rear of the cabinet does have wiring to it and there is a Jack plug on the end of this wiring. Perhaps the sound would have been from a recording rather than through the actual organ itself. We think that this is probably the case.
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