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An early 20th Century German boxed 'Little Bandmaster' miniature harmonica terminating in pendant loop, length 4cm.

A selection of M. Hohner harmonica's made in Germany, boxed. A chromonica 270, a 64 chromonica octaves professional, a Larry Adler professional 12 cromatica and a boxed parrot harmonica, made in China.

A ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN FIGURE "June" modelled as a boy playing the harmonica, with his dog, 6 3/4" high, black mark No.3456

A Box of small Musical Instruments including Xylophone, Harmonica, Recorders, etc

A Hohner Echo-Luxe harmonica, boxed, an Empress Harp harmonica, boxed, a Swan fountain pen, another pen and other collectors' items.

Four Pocket Watches, Chains, a Harmonica in an oak box.

An early 20th Century cased Hohner 64 Chromonica four octave harmonica, length 7.

A Royal Worcester figure June, seated boy playing a harmonica, modelled by F.G.Doughty, black circle mark, 6.5 high.

Bob Dylan - Ten black and white images by Graham Spencer, sold with full copyright Ten incredibly rare original negatives with corresponding contact sheet of previously unseen and unpublished photographs taken on the day Dylan infamously switched from folk to electric backstage at Manchester in 1965. Shots feature Dylan drinking a cup of tea, choosing A Harmonica, signing an autograph and smoking. Sold with copyright. Negatives measure 2.5 x 2.5 inch. £500-600US$900.00-1,080.00

John Lennon owned and played Hohner 64 Chromonica Harmonica, 1970 A 64 Chromonica 4 Chromatic Octaves Professional Model harmonica made by M. Hohner Germany, owned and played by John Lennon when he appeared on Joe Franklin show on the New Jersey station WOR in 1970. The harmonica was given to the host after Franklin asked Lennon for a memento of his appearance. Significantly Lennon used this same harmonica on Franklin's show when performing the song Memory Lane. The Harmonica comes in its original manufacturer's box. The harmonica is accompanied by two letters of authenticity. The first on Joe Franklin Productions headed paper explains the full story behind Lennon's appearance and giving of the gift. The letter has also been notarised by a representative of the State of New York. The second letter is from a Richard Ornstein, the producer of the Joe Franklin, confirming that he witnessed Lennon giving the Harmonica as a gift.£1,000-1,500US$1,800.00-2,700.00

A CAPO DI MONTE FIGURE showing a Harmonica player, 9" high

Chromatic Harmonica, by M Hohner, 'The Super Chromonica' N0. 260 1/2, complete with original box

A Pelham Puppet 'Clown', boxed, two teddy bears, a piano harmonica, a jig-saw, a child's Singer sewing machine and three Dinky Toys vehicles (playwear).

An early 20th Century Horner accordion with gilt foliate scrolls to a black ground, together with a similar harmonica. (2).

Roy Rogers Stickers, Collectors Cards, trading cards, chocolate, key rings, wallet, harmonica etc

Robert O. Lenkiewicz (1941-2002) “Busker”, Edward Pike playing guitar and harmonica Vagrancy Project signed, inscribed and dated 1971 on the reverse oil on canvas130 x 62cm., with painted overlap and in a glazed frame. * The present work is a fragment from a huge painting entitled “The Apotheosis of Albert Fisher” executed circa 1970 in the artist studio hostel called Jacob”s Ladder. ** Albert Edward Ernest Fisher, “The Bishop”, was asked by Lenkiewicz to open the Vagrancy Exhibition. Lenkiewicz called him an extraordinary and tragic figure who was alcoholic and slept rough most of the time. He would tearfully recite the poetry he learned by rote at school and could quote large sections of The Ancient Mariner; “The Albatross sleeps on the wing, I sleep on the wing!”. The original painting, now lost, showed The Bishop rising into the air with the local policeman and dozens of figures beneath.

Viceroy Popular model accordian, a harmonica by Hohner and various coins including a Victorian crown 1890

A rare 10 shot 9mm pinfire first type Jarre’s patent self cocking harmonica pistol, 9¾” overall, barrel 4½” engraved at breech in gothic script “Jon Jarre a Paris” and stamped with trade mark, the barrel and sliding breech bar numbered 228, the latter also bearing impressed trade mark, plain walnut grips. Good Working Order and Condition (the metalwork cleaned, some light pitting) Plate 31

An early to mid 20th century busker's kit, comprising drum, various drum sticks, bells, harmonica holder and other items in fibre box with leather straps

Hohner 64 Chromonica in a birdseye maple effect box, another and a Hohner Chrometta 14 Harmonica, boxed, (3).

Marilyn Monroe, two photographic nude studies on tin panel, (2), Beach Boys, signed card, ticket and photograph, framed as one, Springstein, harmonica and plectrum, framed, and three others.

A Hohner "Super Chromonica" chromatic harmonica, in original case; with a Hohner "Trumpet Call" harmonica; and a Koch chromatic harmonica, (3).

A Hohner "Chromonica" Chromatic Harmonica, boxed; a Hohner "Echo" Super Vamper Harmonica, boxed; a pair of opera glasses, the lens surrounds marked 'Le Jockey Club, Paris', with leather covered crocodile skin effect barrels, cased; a No.1A Pocket Kodak camera and tripod; a pair of wooden shoes trees; siz shot glasses; a large box plane by W. Greenslade of Bristol; and a small quantity of Matchbox 1-75 series Superfast vehicles and boxes, (box).

A Hohner Super Harmonica, in original case.

A Rollmonica Player Harmonica pre 1930 model, in coloured bakelite; with three rolls including Turkey in the Straw

AN M HORNER SUPER CHROMONICA HARMONICA, in original box.

1940/50 Hohner Bass HarmonicaHohner Cromatica harmonica featuring full bass range. Tortoise shell styled body finished in chrome. Made in Germany, stamped Hohner and numbered 265. Complete with original case.

A Royal Worcester figure of 'June', by Freda Doughty, modelled as a young boy seated with a dog whilst playing the harmonica, printed and painted marks, 17cm high

A metal moneybox with patent date for August 2nd 1892, a metal presentation ink stand relating to the Mayoress of Grimsby, dated November 7th 1912, together with a Hohner boxed harmonica. [3]

a french jarre patent ten-barrel pinfire 'harmonica' pistol, no.36, circa 1873 with multigroove rifled barrel-group sliding on a horizonal ratchet and fitted with pivoted loading-bar, self-cocking action signed 'Jarre SGDG' in small letters stamped on the right-hand side, ebony grips, and original clearing-rod; and a French six-shot pinfire pocket revolver, St. Etienne proof, circa 1860-70, with take-down barrel inscribed by the retailer 'P. Boitard, Fi.d' Armes Bte. St. Etienne', double-action frame with loading-gate and folding trigger, clearing rod, ebony grips carved in relief, and retaining almost all of its original nickel-plated finish (2) 19.2 by 12.5cm., 7.5 by 4.875in

Chinese 'Hero' Harmonica, complete with box

Two Royal Worcester figures, modelled by F.G. Doughty, 'Bubbles' young girl holding a bubble aloft, Factory mark and painted signature, 17cm high and 'June' young boy playing harmonica with dog at his side, Factory mark, 17c high (2).

A LACQUERED WORK BOX, with mother of pearl, an harmonica, an ivory tusk carved with elephants, a pair of binoculars, a crumb scoop and an auto bridge set

*A Hohner "64 Chromonica" harmonica in original simulated burr wood effect box, used but in good condition.