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Click here to subscribeA Collection of Vintage Cameras and Film Equipment comprising of: Agfamatic 50, Kodak Instamatic 133, Kodak 177X, Christen, R. Angenieux Paris, Nikai PDS 35mm System, Eastman Kodak Baby Brownie, Kodak Instamatic 130, Hanimex 35 se, Roniflex X 3000, Boots Disc 415, Kodak M4 Instamatic Movie camera, Halina, Kodak Instamatic M55 - L Movie Projector and Medis Germany range finder. Untested, but appear to be in good condition.
Various Cameras, including Ensign Klito, Voigtlander Bessa, Bell & Howell Sportster cine, Finepix A405 (boxed), Canon PowerShot S500 (boxed) and others; Prinz Galaxy f6.3400mm and Hunter f5.6 100-200mm lenses; and a few other items; Baby PB-Ex Projector (in plain card box)Eumig Projektor P8 (boxed), Autoload Super 8 (boxed) and various Pathe film reels (four boxes)
Advertising & Lightbulbs - F & P color click lock transparency holders, 6x6, qty boxed; Ferraniacolor invertible photographic film rolls, others Dufay, Kodak etc; assorted shape and sizes, lightbulbs inc Opal, fluorescent tubes, Osram, Phillips, Sylvania blue top projector lamps, Thorn, Aramee, Maxim etc, mostly boxed; Mullard Master Valve TDD2A 7/6 etc
Timothy "Tim" Noble (British, b. 1966) and Susan "Sue" Webster (British, 1967). Scrap metal sculpture titled "Metal Fucking Rats with Heart Shaped Tail," 2007. Welded steel and light projector. When light is directed on the sculpture, a shadow of two amorous rats with their tails forming a heart can be viewed.The duo referred to as Tim Noble and Sue Webster are most often associated with the post-YBA generation of artists. Working with odds and ends to create sculpture installations, their work can be divided into two categories: light and shadow. The pair met in college while studying at Nottingham Trent University and became close friends due to their shared interests in music. After moving around for several years, they both moved to London while Noble started his MA in sculpture at the Royal College of Art.In 1996 they held their first exhibition called "British Rubbish" at the Independent Art Space. The success of this exhibition led to a multitude of follow-up exhibitions including their most well-known work, "Dirty White Trash (with Gulls)," which was created from six months' worth of garbage. When the light was shown on the heap the artists, Noble and Webster, could be seen sitting back-to-back.Their works have been included in exhibits around the world including shows at the Royal Academy London, the British Museum in London, and galleries in Berlin, Seoul, New York, Athens, Boston, and Moscow. Their artwork is held in the collections of the Arken Museum of Modern Art in Denmark, the National Portrait Gallery in London, and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York.Since the late 1980's, Tim Noble and Sue Webster have been known for their shadow sculptures built using household objects, garbage, taxidermy, and scrap metal - like the sculpture offered here. Under directed light, these works cast recognizable shadows, sometimes self-portraits. Merging together form and anti-form, high culture and anti-culture, their anti-monuments explore human psychology and how and why we attach meaning to images.Height: 23 in x width: 25 in x depth: 7 in.Condition: The scultpure appears to be in excellent condition. Due to the nature of the sculpture, it is difficult to determine if there are any losses, bends, or breaks. The metal is patinated and has oxidized, though this may be original to the production of the sculpture as it was created from scrap metal. The projector runs and works but has not been tested for prolonged use.
Audio equipment, comprising a Pye Rambler 12 Screen, projector screen, Bush radio, Elizabethan radio, Grundig car radio, Ferrograph Aiwa LX-100 LX-100 and LX-101. (AF) (a quantity)WARNING! This lot contains untested or unsafe electrical items. It is supplied for scrap or re-conditioning only. TRADE ONLY
A mixed lot, to include a Kodak cine-camera and boxed Kodaslide projector, vintage cameras and accessories, British largely pre-decimal coinage, an album of HMV Nursery Records, "Tested Recipes" cookery book etc. To be sold on behalf of Chest, Heart and Stroke Scotland. Condition Report:Available upon request
A QUANTITY OF ASSORTED TOYS AND GAMES ETC., to include boxed 1960's Coronation Street jigsaw, Waddington's Moon Probe jigsaw, assorted games, puzzles, card games, Chad Valley 'Give-a-Show' Projector, Viewmasters and reels, Movieviewer with Disney cassette, Pyramid Super 8 film splicer, small quantity of diecast, Bencini Comet and other cameras, quantity of children's comics and books, Sindy and dolls house furniture, Pedigree Rupert Bear, assorted soft toys, Pokémon Tazo (many still sealed in original packaging), contents of games etc not checked for completeness (7 boxes)
THREE BOXES OF MISCELLANEOUS SUNDRIES, to include a vintage Mexican Folk Art papier mâché villager, a Cloisonné owl figure, a Kindle model No. EY21, a Dora Liberto 820 mini DBM-1500B mobile phone, a Samsung GT-S5360, Nokia RM-217 model 6300, Nokia 3109c, Nokia 300, s boxed Swift Zoom eyepiece H10X - 20X, an Aaxa Technologies P4-X projector, a carved wooden Tiki mask with paua shell eyes, three folding wooden easels, box of brass ornaments, approximately fifty tape cassettes, a Tevion cassette player, an Omega personal stereo cassette player, etc. (s.d) (three boxes + loose)
ONE BOX OF FRAMED PRINTS, VINTAGE MOVIE CAMERAS AND PROJECTORS, to include a large gilt framed water colour 88cm x 74cm, a box of framed prints and photos, a boxed Johnson Luxor Popular projection screen, a wicker picnic hamper containing a Boots Th125S projector, a Kodak Brownie 8 movie projector model A15G, a Kodak six-20 Brownie camera, a Kodak Automatic 8 movie camera, a Kodak Australasia Starlet camera, a Kodak M14 Instamatic movie camera, a Minolta AF3 camera, a Kodak Instamatic 25 camera, etc. (1 box + loose)
A BOX OF CAMERAS AND CAMERA EQUIPMENT, to include a Nikon F-601 fitted with a 4-5.6 55-200mm lens, a Tamron f3.8-5.6 28-200mm lens, a Sigmar f4-5.6 70-300mm zoom lens, a Sigmar f2.8 90mm macro lens, a Pentax SP1000 fitted with an f3.5-4.5 28-70mm zoom lens, a Carl Zeiss Jena f3.5 135mm lens and a Soligor f2.8 55mm lens, both with Pentax fittings, a Vivitar Tele Converter, together with a cased Epson laptop projector (1 box) (sd)
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