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Lot 465
SIX BOXES AND LOOSE VINTAGE ELECTRICAL PARTS AND ACCESSORIES ETC, to include a box of assorted electronic valves, approximately fifty are boxed and appear to be unused, boxed Lustraphone microphone, spray gun and compressor, Bing Britain hand operated 35mm projector, Prestacon accessories, vintage cine camera parts and stands etc
Lot 492
VINTAGE CINE EQUIPMENT ETC, to include a Bell & Howell 16mm TQ1 Filmosound projector, GB Equipments L516 16mm projector, two Sekonic 80P projectors, Bolex 18-9 Duo 8/S8 projector, Bauer T60 Stereosound S8 projector, Goodmans Audios 60 speaker, Boxed Polaroid SX70 model 2 camera and film etc, older models may be incomplete
Lot 519
A COLLECTION OF VINTAGE AUDIO-VISUAL EQUIPMENT, to include a Simplex-Ampro Premier 20 16mm cine projector, a Meopta Almo 2055 film mounter, an N M Sound Equipment projector by N Marshall, Notts, and a Goodmans Industries Ltd speaker, all cased (4) (Condition Report: AF, pieces and parts unchecked and untested, would benefit from a clean)
Lot 536
A COLLECTION OF EARLY TO MID 20TH CENTURY FILM PROJECTORS, comprising an Aldis 303 slide projector, an Aldis Universal projector No.2149, a Boots Dualmat II Editor, a Baby Pathé power supply, a Specto Ltd projector type DE No.10620, a Specto Ltd. projector type P.C serial No. 37384, both have brown leather cases, a Swiss made Paillard Bolex M8 projector, serial No.335882 with case (Qty) (Condition report: all have original flex, some plugs broken or Bakelite, untested, will need attention)
Lot 1553
Box of Cameras & Accessories, including tripods, a screen 'blue wrapping', a light exposure meter, a microphone, a small tripod and attachment, Kodak Cine Camera & Film, Perkeo S250 Projector, Kodak Projector & tapes, Zeiss Projector & extras, Weston Master Exposure Meter, microphone boxed, slide box, etc.
Lot 49
* Kent Inn Licence. A Crown licence (letters patent) to keep an inn, 26 January 1619, manuscript vellum deed, The Crown to William Mills of Temple Ewell in Kent, innkeeper, his son John Mills and grandson John Mills and the survivor of them to keep an inn or common hostelry at his present dwelling house in Temple Ewell, at a rent of 10s 0d, ‘and to continue for a sign there the sign of the George’, by warrant of the commissioners, Yonge and Pye, endorsed: entered by Henry Cooke, deputy registrar, 25 April 1620, 19 x 39.5 cm, together with another Kent vellum deed:Exemplification of common recovery with double voucher, 21 May 1610, Robert Ladde v John Johnson, gentleman and Jeremy Gaye, 5 messuages, 1 dovehouse, 8 gardens, 220 acres of land and 20 acres of pasture in St Laurence and St Peter Thanet, Kent, first vouchee: Robert Spraclynge, esquire; second vouchee: Edward Howse, Court of common pleas, Easter term 1610 rotulet 26, witness: Edward Coke [chief justice of Common Pleas]; authorized by [Thomas] Waller [third protonotary of the court of common pleas], 31 x 61 cm, lacking sealQTY: (2)NOTE:‘In 1616 Sir Giles Mompesson (1583/4-1651x63), speculator and projector, promoted the creation of a special commission for the purpose of granting licences to keepers of inns, whereby the pockets of the special commissioners and the king’s impoverished exchequer might both benefit. The scheme began in March 1617, fees which the commissioners were allowed to charge for the grants being practically left to their discretion, although it was stipulated that four-fifths of the sums received were to be paid into the exchequer. To increase his dignity in his new office, Mompesson was knighted by James I at Newmarket on 18 November 1616. Mompesson performed his duties with reckless audacity...' (ODNB)For two volumes of Mompesson’s accounts for money derived from innkeepers’ licences, 1617-1620, see British Library Add Mss 74241-2; for a bundle of papers and accounts relating to wine licences, including a list of innkeepers licensed in the various counties of England and Wales, yearly rents paid for the licence, grants of farms of wine licences, compositions and fines for selling without licence, declared accounts of the receivers of rents, etc, chiefly 1614-1627, see TNA E 163/17/22.
Lot 256
A Selection of Various Lenses, Cameras and Accessories including a Minolta MD Zoom f/3.5 50-135mm lens, a Minolta MD Zoom f/3.5-4.5 28-85mm lens, an E.Ludwig Meritar f/2.9 50mm lens for Exakta, a Fujifilm Finepix F455 compact digital camera with two batteries, charger, docking station, paperwork and box, untested, a Nikon F Bellows III with box and instructions, a Canon IXUS APS film camera with box and instructions, a Minolta Mini-35 slide projector with case, two Hoya close up lenses, two Minolta filters for CLE camera and two lenses, possibly for microscope
Lot 1062
A vintage Johnson Optiscope Model 12 lantern slide projector, complete with lens, with a very large quantity of glass slides, including churches, abbeys, castles, tombs, and domestic, including Wales, Yorkshire, Norman, Middle Ages, interior and miscellaneous.The slides were taken during the 1940s and 50s by Sidney Aston Jeavons, FSA, author of reference books on various subjects including church plate, medieval painted glass and woodwork etc.
Lot 529
TWO BOXES OF CAMERAS, BINOCULARS, PROJECTORS AND RADIOS, to include a Roberts radio model R606-MB, a boxed Gnome 'Supreme Auto 300' projector with five boxed circular slide magazines (22 slides at one showing), a boxed Hanimex 'Loadmatic 820' dual eight projector, a Sencor compact cassette recorder, with shoulder strap carry case, a Ricoh FF-3 AF Super camera, a West German made King Regula 'Sprinty BC' camera, a Panorama 'Wide Pic' camera, a pair of cased Pathescope field binoculars 16x50 No. 16381, a boxed ITT 'Magicflash' telephoto camera, a pair of Tasco Voyager pocket binoculars, boxed film slides, etc. (s.d) (2 boxes + loose)
Lot 196
1982 Porsche 911 Targa Resto-mod Transmission: manualMileage:352Starting life as a 3.0 litre 911 SC Targa, this Porsche has been extensively restored and reimagined by specialists Classic Car Revivals. The body was stripped back to bare metal, with all corrosion dealt with accordingly, and refinished in the stunning, glassy Merlin Purple metallic paintwork you see today. The five-speed gearbox and engine have been subject to a full rebuild and detail, which sees the car uprated from a 3.0 to a 3.2 litre short stroke engine which is completed with a bespoke stainless exhaust system and modern electronic fuel injection system with a billet individual throttle body set up and Link ECU. The suspension and braking system have also been fully rebuilt and detailed with uprated Powerflex bushes and Bilstein shock absorbers, coupled with custom built Billet six-pot and four-pot brakes. Fitted with a custom set of 17" wheels, detailed in satin white and polished aluminium and shod with a set of Michelin tyres. Under bonnet has received the same treatment with custom panelling in leather. The Targa roof has also been disassembled, detailed and restored with new rubbers throughout. Other desirable modifications include the genuine Hella projector LED headlights, Billet wing mirrors and the centre fill fuel tank adding to the Resto-mod style. The interior is in superb order and includes a set of Recaro wing back seats in custom houndstooth woven leather, supplied and fitted by a reputable Porsche interior trimmer. Also fitted is a beautiful Momo steering wheel to match the purple theme throughout, along with a Porsche Classic Communication Management System which has Apple Car play, Bluetooth and DAB radio.Having covered a mere 352 miles since its restoration, this 911 is in excellent condition throughout and is offered with a photographic record of the extensive restoration, various bills and invoices, and the V5C registration document. With its exceptional attention to detail and offering a punchy 274bhp this is the best Resto-mod example we have seen to date and one which is ready to be enjoyed immediately.
Lot 233
1976 Mercedes-Benz 409 Fire Truck Camper Transmission: manualMileage:25000This fabulous bespoke 1976 Fire truck, now converted into a camper, is a super ECO model fitted with an LPG fuel system and solar panels which enables you to be completely off grid. Purchased from the German fire service in 2020 having covered very few miles, the truck has spent its life stored inside a fire station and therefore has remained in great condition. Unsurprisingly, it had been well maintained and was undersealed from new; the vendor even obtained the Mercedes service documents.Before the conversion began, all service work was completed with new filters, gearbox oil change, axle oil, brake fluid and antifreeze replaced, the fuel tank was cleaned, all brakes stripped and cleaned with Mercedes parts used and we are informed no expense was spared.The conversion retained the division from the back cab from the front so keeping full privacy when you sleep, with fantastic views when both shutters are opened. A full double bed on a platform is in the rear private section, with a projector screen so you can watch movies in bed. In the front cab there is a sofa which pulls out into a double bed creating the 'four berth' should it be required. The bodywork has benefitted from a complete respray inside and out and the vendor states that the engine starts every time and is incredibly reliable which is something you should expect from what was originally an emergency response vehicle!There is a touch screen pioneer sound system and sub-woofer with USB chargers and 13amp plugs combined with the solar panels, mains battery charger and 220 amp leisure battery with a ABSO split charge relay and 1500w inverter. There is also a 240v mains hook up, 240 isolator and fuse board. Outside under the Fiamma F45 awning there is an LED light and inside 12v dimmer lights. There is no indoor kitchen because the vendor preferred to cook outside with the full awning and fold up kitchen, but ultimately with the power options available, an induction cooker could be easily adapted to the front cabin should you wish. This petrol engine truck has a five-speed manual gearbox, which we are informed does 25/30 mpg with a switchable LPG tank so you can reduce the fuel bills on any long journey. Classified as an Historic vehicle, therefore no road tax or MoT test certificate are required. Used regularly throughout the pandemic with regular trips to Cornwall ever since, this is a great off-grid camper. It will sit comfortably at 50/60mph and spend all weekend as the coolest in the campsite! It is all about the experience and the fun of driving a fire engine. Weighing just 3.5 tonne it can also be driven on a regular license.Guide Price £12,000-£20,000
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