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Deram Label; three 1967 UK demo singles The Quik - Love Is A Beautiful Thing DM 121, The Gibsons - The Magic Book DM 119 & Warm Sounds - Birds & Bees DM 120 all VG+ condition

MAGIC & MYSTERY, ETC.: 1. Bertram, Charles: Isn't It Wonderful? A History Of Magic And Mystery. Swan Sonnenschein. 1896, 1st edn. Inscribed by the author to A. Bailey and dated 26/02. With frontis plate and numerous illustrations. Original pictorial cloth, gilt. CONDITION: Hinges cracked and covers almost detached; the odd small stain; 2. Henry, E R: Classification and Uses of Finger Prints. 1901, 2nd Edn.; 3. Anderson, Richard: Lightning Conductors History, Nature and Mode of Application. 1885, 3rd edn. (3)

A Magic Lantern `Q` Bell electric fittings in walnut case

A small collection of Magic Lantern slides and mounts

A box of Magic Lantern Condensers

A quantity of Magic Lantern Slides including Aviation interest

A quantity of Magic Lantern Slides including `Stanley in Africa` and `Dr Livingstone`

A large collection of Magic Lantern Slides to conclude Royal Naval interest and similar subjects

A collection of 19th century coloured magic lantern slides to include a night with baby and Lady Jane Grey

A collection of 19th century coloured Magic Lantern slides to include photographer`s shots, left alone, and others similar

A collection of Magic Lantern slides to include a photo of Captain Scott and his crew on the Terra Nova and an image of that ship, a small collection of steam trains and cricket slides

A collection of coloured Magic Lantern slides to include "The House that Jack Built" and others similar

A collection of Magic Lantern slides to include fairytale with "smoke lines and horses square" with others similar

Three sets of 19th century coloured Magic Lantern slides, "the Calculating Cobbler", "Tom Thumb" and "Swiss Family Robinson"

Two sets of Magic Lantern slides "Overland to India" and "The Land of the Pigtail-China"

A collection of 19th century Magic Lantern slides in wooden frames depicting Botanical views stamped "copper plate slider" Botanical, Carpenter and Westley, 24 Regent Street London (6) plate sliders

A collection of 19th century coloured Magic Lantern slides contained in wooden sliders to include views of Egypt, Jordan and the Middle East (six plate sliders)

A collection of coloured Magic Lantern slides to include sailors, fire on boat and others similar

A large collection of Magic Lantern slides depicting European cities

Magic lantern slides and books

Box of old toys inc Magic Roundabout kaleidoscope, Subbuteo parts, Airfix etc

ROLLS-ROYCE lot de 6 livres: chez Dalton Watson : Rolls Royce in American, éd. 1975; Those elegant Rolls Royce, rééd. 1973; Rolls Royce The elegance continues, éd. 1973; Coachwork on Rolls Royce 1906-1939, éd. 1975; chez Aracdia, Rolls Royce the Living Legend, éd. 1958; The Magic of the Name par Harold Nockolds, rééd. 1957

Portmeirion Magic City dinnerwares

Selection of assorted Meccano parts, mostly yellow/blue. Includes a selection of gears, two boxed Magic Clockwork Motors etc.

Ernst Plank (Germany) Magic Lantern Projector: tinplate casing, brass lens to front with adjustable focus, opening door to side, `clawed` feet, oil lamp with glass funnel. Overall height 20cm. Together with twelve coloured glass slides. In G/VG condition and contained in VG wooden box with instructions to inside of lid.

Ernst Plank (Germany) Magic Lantern Projector: tinplate casing, brass lens with adjustable focus, opening door to side, `clawed` feet. Overall height 18cm. Together with eleven coloured glass slides (and one half of a broken slide). In G condition (missing oil burner) and contained in wooden box with instructions to inside of lid.

Ernst Plank (Germany) Standard Magic Lantern Projector: tinplate casing, lens with adjustable focus, chimney, opening door to side. Overall height 30cm. G/VG with seven slides, lacks burner, contained in P wooden box with instructions inside lid.

Two Magic Lantern Projectors: one with chimney, adjustable lens, handle to rear, opening door to side, overall height 30cm (G, appears repainted); the other is a smaller model with simple lens, and ridged chimney, height 24cm (F). Both missing oil burners. Together with a box of twelve British glass slides, featuring numbered colour pictures with key (appear VG); 9 x loose slides (F); two projector-style hand-held toys (G); a Bing glass slide (G); box for an Ernst Plank Magic Lantern (cracked lid).

Children`s carousel TV characters amusement machine, in large perspex dome. Figures include Magic Roundabout, Basil brush etc. Height 140cm, diameter 70cm.

Magic Shunting Train, by British manufacturer: tinplate railway layout with detailed tinprinted Goods Depot scene. Length 48cm. Together with tinplate clockwork steam locomotive and four-wheeled van. Appears VG, missing key, in G/VG box.

A magic lantern with lens

Corgi No.852 The Magic Roundabout Carousel: Multi-coloured clockwork carousel with 4 figures, overall Good Plus to Excellent. In original box

10 Boxed Attakus The Settler`s Rise of the Empire figures: 5 Inch figures made from resin all limited edition together with large quantity of Nestle Magic Ball 101 Dalmatians and Hunchback of Notre Dame (2 Boxes)

Collection of 1977 Charlie`s Angels Dolls: Having all 3 Charlie`s Angles un-boxed together with Pallitoy Black Magic Costume and Underwater Intrigue Outfit Set both un-opened in original packaging (5)

Selection of Books: Covering Black magic, Supernatural, Superstitions, Occult, Ghosts and Legends (5) 1 Box All in clean condition

Collection of Photographic Light Meters: To include 3x Weston Masters, Stitz, Lens Hoods together with a Magic Lantern Lens (1 Box)

A collection of unboxed Corgi vehicles including `Le Great Marvo`, `Cannons`, `Miss Piggy`, `Magic Roundabout` etc

A boxed set of Mickey Mouse Magic Lantern slides etc

A late Victorian mahogany and brass magic lantern

A late Victorian mahogany and brass magic lantern

A quantity of miscellaneous items, including a Royal Doulton Anne of Cleves character jug, metal wares, miniature magic lantern slides, etc (part lot behind cabinet)

Three Swarovski Collectors Society Magic of Dance series annual limited edition figures, comprising `Isadora`, 2002, designed by Adi Stocker, `Antonio`, 2003, designed by Martin Zendron, and `Anna`, 2004, designed by Anton Hirzinger, with a plaque and stand, all boxed with certificates.

A late 19th Century tin cased magic lantern and a collection of various slides, including Alice in Wonderland, boxed sets and topographical.

Approximately 46 black and white magic lantern slides - a North Cumbrian Village, in box

VICTORIAN MAHOGANY AND BRASS BIUNIAL MAGIC LANTERN, the two projector lenses with rack and pinion focussing the tall body fitted to receive two light sources/lamps (absent) with side opening vented doors, original black metal chimney on mahogany base with moulded edge, 25 1/2" (64.8cm) high overall

GOOD W. WATSON & SONS, LONDON, LATE 19th CENTURY MAHOGANY AND LACQUERED BRASS MAGIC LANTERN, the front brass plate inscribed W. Watson & Sons, 313 High Holborn, London, No 1379, having 8" lens with rack and pinion focussing and fitted with mahogany sliding plate holder, the body hinged to allow adjustment of inclination, having side and rear opening door to access the now electrified light source, blued metal chimney, 18 3/4" (47.6cm) long lens closed down

FINE QUALITY LATE 19th CENTURY LACQUERED BRASS 11" MAGIC LANTERN LENS INSCRIBED `TRIPLE RACK TELESCOPIC OPTICAL LANTERN OBJECTIVE PATENT No 14809 with three rack and pinion adjustments, swivelling brass plate lens cover

19th CENTURY LACQUERED BRASS SLIDE PROJECTOR/MAGIC LANTERN WITH HORIZONTALLY MOUNTED CYLINDRICAL BODY on cast iron and brass stand with pivoting mount, having simple rack and pinion focussing, the body widening to the rear and possibly later adapted to take screw in electric light source, 16 1/2" (42cm) long lens closed down 13" (33cm) high

19th CENTURY BLACK JAPANNED TINPLATE AND BRASS MAGIC LANTERN having gas powered light source, brass lens with rack and pinion focussing, metal body and base with embossed brass label `W C Hughes - Optician, Brewster House, 82 Mortimer Road, London, 16" (40.7cm) long with lens closed down

19th CENTURY BLUED METAL AND BRASS MAGIC LANTERN having brass main tube with screw adjustment, the objective lens with rack and pinion focussing and swivel lens protector plate, the body with vented side opening doors, early electric light source, 21" (53.3cm) long with lens closed down

19th CENTURY BLUED METAL AND BRASS MAGIC LANTERN, the brass main tube with simple slide in and out adjustment, the objective lens with rack and pinion focussing, the body with brass plate, Patent No 245 and having spirit fired light source with four adjustable burners, extending square chimney, 16 1/4" (41.3cm) long with lens closed down, together with VERY SIMILAR BUT SMALLER MAGIC LANTERN, (incomplete) (2)

LARGE COLOURED GLASS MAGIC LANTERN SLIDE four images of comical events with musicians, 12" (30.5cm) x 4" (10.2cm) paper border, THREE OTHER SLIDES EACH IN WOOD FRAME, one having sliding action, SET OF 18 MICKEY MOUSE SMALL BLACK AND WHITE LANTERN SLIDES each with four images in series of Mickey Mouse `Birthday Party` and `Delivery Boy` and EIGHT COLOURED DITTO BY ENSIGN LTD. `Santa`s Workshop (some damage) together with SUNDRY PHOTOGRAPHIC PLATES etc, etc

NINETEENTH CENTURY LACQUERED BRASS AND MAHOGANY MAGIC LANTERN, having original lime-light gas powered illumination including a box of `Mabor Indestructible` Lines` the mahogany body with side opening ventilated panel doors, brass objective lens with rack and pinion focusing, the rear aperture with black plush cloth curtain on rail, 24" wide approx, TOGETHER WITH A NINETEENTH CENTURY LACQUERED BRASS 7" ENLARGING OBJECTIVE with rack and pinion focusing and a VERY LARGE SELECTION OF GLASS LANTERN SLIDES, housed in THREE MAHOGANY SIX DRAWER CABINETS, many of the slides in sets to include comic `Adventures of a cyclist` 12 slides showing cyclists on penny farthings, Old Mother Hubbard, `Polar Expedition` 12 colour slides etc. as per vendors inventory showing in excess of 860 slides

IN EXCESS OF 250 MAGIC LANTERN SLIDES, housed in a storage box, includes hand coloured botanical and Dick Whittington, Views of European cities, American lectured coloured including views of New York etc. as per vendors listing

LARGE SELECTION OF LENSES VARIOUS to include camera, microscope and magic lantern lenses some larger examples 4 3/4" x 4 1/4" (12 x 10.7cm) also includes Maddox Cheiroscope by C.W. Dixey & Son Ltd London, pair Russian binoculars in case, pair opera glasses etc.

Two Magic Roundabout `Robert Harrop` musical figures, together with Bramley Hedge Royal Doulton plates and other figures (parcel)

A wooden box containing Magic Lantern Slides

A Victorian Magic Lantern and brass and tin plate in a tin carrying case, 45 by 14 by 23cm.

Militaria: a quantity of WWII Third Reich magic lantern slides, Schul Kernreihe Nr 3/1938, to include Hitler, Rallies, propaganda images, an ebonised case of topographical slides of Egypt and seven Victoria printed slides of children at play.

Ø AN EXCEPTIONALLY FINE AND LARGE NARWHAL (MONODON MONOCEROS) TUSK, PRESENTED TO CORNELIUS FUDGE, 1881, of typical barley-twist form, polished overall and of mellow butterscotch hue -- 98¾in. (251cm.) high, mounted on a later recessed slate base through felt-lined lignum vitæ spool bearing Government marks and with silvered plaque engraved PRESENTED TO CORNELIUS FUDGE, MASTER AT ARMS / BY HIS MESSMATES, AS A MARK OF RESPECT & ESTEEM / ON HIS LEAVING H.M.S. "LONDON" AT ZANZIBAR / TO RETIRE FROM THE SERVICE. SEPTEMBER, 1881, overall height including base 101¾in. (258.5cm.), This Officer joined the Marines in 1873 and served mainly aboard the Duke of Wellington with shorter stretches aboard Sultan and Thunderer. He joined the London on 1st September 1880 and left almost exactly a year later on 7th September 1881 to serve one last year aboard the Duke of Wellington before retiring on 13th January 1882. In modern times his name has become more famously associated with the Harry Potter stories in which the Minister for Magic has the same name - although probably a coincidence, it is pleasing to note that in former times narwhal tusks were believed to retain magical powers associated with unicorns.