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Lot 410
A TRAY OF VINTAGE SLR AND OTHER CAMERA EQUIPMENT, including a Minolta SR-7 fitted with a Rokkor 55mm f1.8 lens, a Minolta XD-5 fitted with a 35-70mm f3.5 zoom lens, a Voigtlander Vito CL with a 50mm f2.8 lens, a Minolta 75-150mm f4 lens, a Palinar 35mm f2.8 lens, a Panagor 135mm f2.8 lens and three cases
Lot 2229
From the Estate of Hannah Hauxwell (1926-2018) Memorial Panel and Family Bibles and Other Items, including a large framed photograph of Hannah Hauxwell signed by Mustafa Hammuri the camera man who filmed her for the Yorkshire TV programmes; a cross-stitch memorial panel worked on cut paper in 'Remembrance of Richard Tallentire who died October 3, 1897, aged 58 years' unframed, 36cm by 28cm; four family bibles including two tan leather volumes 1 & 2 inscribed with Hannah's name, The Imperial Illustrated Bible with black leather binding and gilt tooled decoration, another in black leather inscribed with the handwritten names of the members of the Bayles family from 1826 at Baldersdale; green cotton mounted parasol, two others in black silk with silver collars to the handles, turned cane handled parasol with plated mount
Lot 194
An aircraft camera - Type G45B, Ref No 14A (Air Ministry Issue) - The G45 gun camera was used throughout WWII by British fighter units and armament schools from 1939 onwards (including by the RNZAF). It was designed and manufactured by the Williamson company of London and Reading. It used 16mm orthochromatic film supplied in 25ft lengths with a frame speed of 16, 18 or 20 per second, the G45 was fitted as standard on Fighter Command aircraft (Spitfire and Hurricanes). It was controlled by an electrical switch operated by the gun-firing pneumatic system. On this camera, the side panel states G45 was used by Air Ministry for all aircraft photographic equipment
Lot 109
A Dinky Super Toys BBC TV extending mast vehicle with windows (969) boxed, a Dinky Super Toys BBC TV roving eye vehicle (968) boxed, a BBC Super Toys mobile control room (967) boxed, a 968 TV roaving eye unboxed / damaged together with a small collection of various other die cast vehicles and a Kodak Six / 20 Popular Brownie camera CONDITION REPORTS The BBC roving eye vehicle has surface scratches, accretions,. some fading and possible discolouration to the transfer stickers, some scratches and small areas of loss to the paint. There are small splits to a couple of the rubber wheels, the plastic aerial is slightly bent towards the top. The BBC mobile control room van has light surface scratches, some minor scuffs to the paint, accretions and a build up of dirt in areas. Some of the transfers are slightly faded and discoloured. The BBC extending mast vehicle has light surface scratches and some minor scuffs to the paint, accretions, dust and dirt in areas. The metal of the extending mast has areas of rust and tarnishing but the mechanism does work. All pieces have general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. See photos for details.
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