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GROUP OF VINTAGE CAMERAS AND BINOCULARS includes Olympus, further accessories, and Hitachi transistor radio

SMITHS SECTRIC WALL CLOCK MID-20TH CENTURY radio controlled electric movement, the white dial set with arabic numerals in brown bakelite surroundNote: As per the label on the back, formerly of Brown Street, Armadale, Police Station.29.5cm diameter

VINTAGE RUSSIAN RADIO ALONG WITH TWO WATCHES AND A PAIR OF FOOTBALL BOOTS the radio by Cokoa with original box, two Timex digital watches with original boxes, and a pair of Powerpoint boots with original boxQty: 4

Travel case, containing various magazines, Radio Times, comics, etc, pair of vases, Continental sewing tables, Crown Devon, Poole cat plates, etc. (a quantity)

*ANTIQUE RADIO / LOCATED AT VICTORIA ANTIQUES, WADEBRIDGE, PL27 7DD

*1950S MUSICAL CIGARETTE BOX/TABLE LIGHTER MODELLED AS A RADIO; STEREOSCOPIC VIEWER; SMALL BAKELITE GOLF DESK LIGHT / LOCATED AT VICTORIA ANTIQUES, WADEBRIDGE, PL27 7DD

*ANTIQUE E. MARCONI RADIO / LOCATED AT VICTORIA ANTIQUES, WADEBRIDGE, PL27 7DD

Joan Eardley RSA (British, 1921-1963)Two Girls pastel on glasspaper27.6 x 23.1cm (10 7/8 x 9 1/8in).Studio inventory number ED 4 Executed in 1962Footnotes:ProvenanceWith Aitken Dott & Son, Edinburgh, 1964.Private collection, UK (acquired from the above for £45, 1964); thence by descent to the present owner.ExhibitedEdinburgh, Aitken Dott & Son, Festival Exhibition, 1964, cat. no. 73.This is likely to be two of the twelve Samson children. The family lived in Rottenrow where tenements were marked for demolition. Their faces and features held idiosyncrasies; squints, buck teeth, missing teeth, fiery red hair, all of which captivated Eardley. Drawn by the warmth of the stove and the promise of thruppence, the children had the run of her studio.In a recent interview, Pat and Ann recalled their childhood and friendship with Eardley.'We were like urchins...running about the streets, snottery-nosed, manky. It was pure poverty. We had nothing. It was 'first up, best dressed' – whether it was boys' or lassies' clothes, we just wore them.''I had a face round like a turnip, carrot-red hair and violent squints. I had two bad squints in my eyes and sometimes I think that's what attracted Joan. The squints and the colour of the hair.' (Ann and Pat Samson interview for The Girls in the Pictures: Joan Eardley and the Samson Children, A Falling Tree production for BBC Radio 4, first aired 11 April 2023)This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ARAR Goods subject to Artists Resale Right Additional Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Various Electronic Equipment Taylor Model 31a Oscilloscope, Heathkit R-C Bridge Model C-34, REME (Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers) Oscilloscope Test No.1 CT212; a radio receiver and headphones

Various Radio Receivers And Other Items including Yaesu FRG-7700 Communications Receiver, Grundig Satellit 1400 Professional, Ferrograph reel to reel tape recorder, Acorn Atom computer, Fabulous Fred electronic game, a Sharp Pocket Computer and a typewriter

Toys - a Dan Dare electronic Radio Station; Tri-ang tin plate Fire Services Engine; similar Wagon; diecast vehicles, Corgi, Benbros, Lesney etc, playworn qty

A Technics stacking separates stereo music centre, SL-J110R turntable, ST-X301L radio, SU-Z101 amplifier etc (4)

AN IMPORTANT BRITISH EMPIRE MEDAL GROUP TO STAFF SERGEANT D NORTH 22ND SAS, who was one of the founder members of the newly reformed Regiment in the post war years.British Empire Medal, correctly engraved 2549285 S/SGT Dennis North R Sigs; WW2 War Medal; GSM 1918 to 62, clasps Malaya and Arabian Peninsula, correctly impressed 2549285Sigmn D North R SIGS; GSM 1962 (CSM), clasps  Dhofar and Borneo, correctly impressed 2549285 SGT D North R SIGS Condition GVF Swing mounted as worn.Dhofar and Borneo Dennis North was born in Northeast England. He joined the British Army in the post-war years serving with the Royal Signals. In 1950 he joined the Special Air Service, and over the next twenty years, served with 22 SAS, 264 (SAS Signals) Squadron and after leaving the regular forces, 23 SAS. Staff Sergeant North was awarded the British Empire Medal in the 1971 New Years Honours List with the following citation: 'Ssgt North joined the SAS Regiment in 1950 as one of the founder members of the newly formed Regiment. Since this time until 1967, he has served continuously, except for a two-year break, on active service in Malaya, Oman, Borneo and South Arabia. On these operations, Ssgt North was initially a patrol signaller but, over the years, eventually became the NCO in charge of Sabre Squadron Signal Troop. As the senior signals, NCO North was always the first member of the Royal Signals to arrive in the theatre and was responsible for setting up and implementing the SAS communications network: this very often meant liaison with senior Royal Signals Officers. At the height of the Borneo Campaign, he was responsible for communications with over twenty independent patrols deeply situated in mountainous jungle terrain. His calmness and control, particularly when dealing with critical situations affecting small patrols, sometimes in isolation hundreds of miles away, never wavered, and he was a constant source of inspiration and reassurance to the signallers in the field. There were occasions involving medical evacuation, and post and pre-contact reports with the enemy when North, by sheer technical ability and an outstanding operating capability, kept communications working to the patrol, often to a signaller who was under extreme physical and mental pressure. In 1963 he voluntarily extended his operational tour in Borneo to organise a communication and training centre for Border Scouts. In 1967 the signal Troop of 22 SAS regiment was re-designated, an independent Signal Squadron, during this period Ssgt North was responsible for setting up and opening the Squadron account. The size of the task can be measured by the fact that there were over 500 radio sets involved, which is considerably more than most signal regiments. Due to the non-availability of a QM for the Signal Squadron, Ssgt North, until May 1969, acted as, and did the additional work of the QM. This resulted in considerable out-of-hours workload and never once did North fail to respond to and overcome this additional task. The fact that the store's accounts of the signal squadron are at present are in such a good state can be directly traced to the sound base laid by North. Ssgt North is the only Royal Signals founder member of the Regiment still serving on a regular engagement. For twenty years, North has given outstanding loyal service to the SAS. His service in the SAS through the ranks, from a patrol signaller to his present appointment, has been an example to all those who have served with him. Ssgt North is best known by Sabre Squadron personnel for his reputation as being the best patrol or base signaller that has served in the SAS during the post-war era. In addition to his outstanding field signal work Ssgt North has shown in the last four years that he has the capability to carry out the administrative job of QM. His complete disregard for personal advancement and his selfless dedication and professionalism is far beyond that expected of his rank and appointment'. The medal group is sold with Norths' personal photograph album of his time in the SAS and extensive documentation and letters of congratulations on his award of the BEM.

DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS GROUP TO PILOT OFFICER GEORGE HIGHTON 192 SQUADRON GVI Cased Distinguished Flying Cross; 1939 to 45 Star; Aircrew Europe Star; Defence Medal; War Medal; Condition NEF (large rings on stars, potentially slightly later issues); sold with miniature medals; two logbooks covering his full service; together with a photograph of the recipient and photo of him at the US mess in Rheims after the German surrender. Higton is in the background looking at General Eisenhower and Marshal of the Royal Air Force Arthur William Tedder. George Highton was commissioned as Pilot Officer in the Royal Airforce on the 14th of December 1943. He had completed his pilot training at RCAF Penhold, in Alberta, Canada, which explains him being issued with a Canadian Logbook. He was posted to 192 Squadron, which operated Wellington Bombers and Mosquitos. The role of 192 Squadron was to track and monitor enemy radar systems and record radio traffic; operations were often carried out by single aircraft. During bombing raids, 192 Squadron provided aircraft to fly ahead of the primary bomber wave, to circle the target and block enemy radar and radio. P/O Highton flew Wellington Bombers and took part in 35 Operations; his log book shows he carried out Special Operations to the Dutch and French Coasts and down to the Bay of Biscay. Other operations were conducted over the English Channel and one Op to Heligoland. He was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, gazetted on the 15th of September 1944, for his service with 192 Squadron. He had 210.40 hours of flying time on the 35 Operations. After his tour of operations, he spent a period as an instructor and was later posted to Bomber Command HQ in High Wycombe. He was promoted to Flight Lieutenant on the 16th of November 1945. George's son David, remembers; 'My father's role was to fly people and despatches etc, between Bomber Command HQ and the Supreme HQ Allied Forces in Europe though I do remember him saying he flew some racehorses back to England one time!. There he flew some VIPs around, including Richard Dimbleby.' George left the Royal Air Force in 1946.

* Lloyd (Harold, 1893-1971). Typed Letter Signed, 'Harold', 24 June 1949, to Phil Max in Los Angeles, thanking him for the surprise gift of the book 'The Principles of Stereoscopy' by H.C. McKay which he received on his return from New York, 'I have skimmed through the book and it looks as though it will be a gold mine of information. I shall take it east with me and will get a real chance to digest the contents on route', one page on letterhead with gilt-embossed name motif upper left, 4to, together with the original envelope postmarked on the same dateQTY: (2)NOTE:By 1949 Harold Lloyd's film-making career was largely over, though he continued to work in TV and radio. However, he had always had an interest in photography, including 3-D photography and colour film experiments. He became known for his nude photographs of models, and even took photographs of Marilyn Monroe in a bathing suit.

A vintage retro 1960s Pye portable plastic radio. Teal plastic casing, with off-white speaker section and red tuning knob to the front. Untested. Measures approx: 17cm. AF. 

Journey lot of 3 great rock albumsDeparture Mint VinylEvolution Near Mint Vinyl Raised on Radio Near Mint Vinylplease see the images for sleeve conditionsDomestic and international(some restrictions) postage is available for this lot, please contact us first.

Plustron portable TV, vintage Grundig radio (no plug) and Matsui boombox, all from a house clearance 

A collection of assorted collectors teddy bears & battery operated soft toys. To include 4 Giorgio Beverly Hills 12" Collectors bears, Coca Cola plush gorilla and a 2001 Wellmark Radio Teddy.

GEC BAKELITE CASED RADIO

A pottery jardiniere on stand, a repro 1930's radio and decorative items

A boxed Uniden BC200XLT portable scanner, another, a Walkie-Talkie, a Sony ICF-SW7600, Bush Radio etc

An oval inlaid mahogany tray; an oak chiming mantle clock, a 1960's Hacker transistor radio

A Brexton fully filled picnic case; a Cathay stereo cassette; a Toshiba stereo cassette, a Hacko Transistor radio 

John Lennon Framed Evening Chronicle Front Page from Tuesday 9th December 1990 published the day after Lennon was shot., frame measures approximately 14" x 23" (36cm x 60cm) and Radio Caroline Poster, circa 1980s, frame measures approximately 18" x 24.5" (36cm x 62cm) - both overall Very Good. (2)

Ekco radio model U143, Copper cauldron with lid, mantel clock, posser and an oak box on feet.

Royal Doulton Series Ware, Piquot Service, Murphy 192 radio, assorted china and glassware, cameras, collectables, etc.

A box containing electricals including DAB radio, boxed Sony wireless headphones, torches, tablet, smart dock, CD player.

A Rolls-Caydon 1930s portable radio in skin, possibly snake, case.

A bakelite Bush radio type DAC90A.

A 1980s Japanese Kyosho Assault 1/10 scale nitro radio-controlled buggy kit, assembled, with Acoms radio controller.

Hornby - RC Toy - A collection of OO gauge railway items and radio control off road car. Includes a boxed Class 3F locomotive # R251, an unboxed 0-6-0 tank engine, 2 x coaches, a wagon and other items. The R/C car measures 40 cm x 27. The items show signs of age and use and appear in Fair condition overall. (This does not constitute a guarantee)

A collection of assorted radio valves including boxed Mallard examples.

A box containing two Xbox 360s; a Panasonic radio etc

A box containing a vintage radio and various Bakelite items etc.

A vintage radio - sold as collector's item

A VHS player together with a Radio Master turntable

A Roberts radio

An Epson printer scanner; a Samsung fax machine; digital photo frame; Sony VHS player and a Roberts radio etc

A vintage Bush Radio, three stoneware items and a transfer printed jug

A SELECTION OF AUDIO EQUIPMENT to include a Bose sounddock 10 with no power cable or remote, Goodmans GDSB04BT60 soundbar with no power cable, Goodmans micro1700SW subwoofer and an Azatom homehub Bluetooth alarm clock radio/ I-pod/I-phone decking station (all UNTESTED)

TWO BOXES AND LOOSE TOYS AND GAMES, to include a boxed Bladez Toyz Plc Salvation Max radio controlled helicopter, two wooden chess sets, games including The Smurfs Car Game, Pepys Round Up, jigsaws and The Beano card game, etc (2 boxes + loose) (sd, pieces unchecked, electronics untested)

THREE BOXES AND LOOSE PHOTOGRAPHIC AND ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, to include a vintage Phillips radio, cased cameras including a cased Praktica MTL 50 fitted with a Pentagon f1.8 50mm lens, a Pentagon f2.8 135mm lens, etc (3 boxes + loose) (sd, untested)

A SELECTION OF AUDIO EQUIPMENT to include a Technosonic MTPH02 radio turntable and Philips FP260 along with a Trust 1000P soundforce pc speakers, Logitech LS11 pc speakers and a HP Q6387A printer (all UNTESTED)

An Art Deco style brown Bakelite Westminster radio, 37cm wide

Sanyo Transworld model 18H815 radio

Vier Dinky Toys, Bimbo Fernseh-radio en behendigheids spel Triumph, Ford Zephyr, Vangaurd en farm trailer. (bespeeld) [zkj]

3 X Boxed Radio Controlled Vehicles including F1 Alfa Romeo. A Leopard Tank and a Porsche.(3).

An Art Deco Pye radio set.

Vintage Pye portable transistor radio, a Lancel Paris travelling clock, an Asus EEE PC1005HA laptop, a quantity of cameras to include a Fujifilm Fine Pix S1 Pro digital camera, a Konica Minolta Dynax 7D digital camera, a JVC Super VHS ET digital camcorder, a Polaroid Instant camera, a Sony Handicam digital DVD read/write camcorder, an Alcatel One Touch watch and further assorted cameras and accessories (3 boxes) 

A mixed collection of items to include Olympus Trip , Kodak Advantix film camera's, Jessops Zoom Binoculars, Remington FM radio etc

Dolls house, Mamite Money Box, Bush Radio and assorted bygones

An Airfix boxed control unit together with a radio control 1/18 scale model of an F-104C Star Fighter

A collection of vintage Radio Fun annuals and Film Fun annuals.

One box of mixed Star Trek related collectables to include a Wesco FM Auto Scan, USS Enterprise radio

A 1950s walnut cased mantel clock, having a silvered dial with Arabic numerals, the eight-day movement striking on a gong, w.23cm; together with a Murphy bakelite cased radio, w.35cm (2)

Various books on art, exhibition catalogues, five volumes of 'Ordnance Gazetteer of Scotland' 1882, dec. gilt cloth 4to, red vinyl records by The Shadows, two-box CD edition of 'This Sceptred Isle' (BBC Radio History series), etc.

Radioempfänger Radiola 24, um 1925RCA Victor Co. Inc., New York. Tragbares Gerät mit aufsteckbarer Antenne, 6 Röhren, nur Mittelwelle, Batteriebetrieb, in Koffer mit Segeltuchbezug. Start Price: EUR 240 Zustand: (3+/-)Radiola 24 Radio Receiver, c. 1925RCA Victor Co. Inc., New York. Portable set with attachable antenna, 6 tubes, medium wave only, battery-operated, in case with canvas cover. Start Price: EUR 240 Condition: (3+/-)

Sammlung Radiolautsprecher1) Philips Modell 2006, Eindhoven, um 1930, Bakelit, Ø 40 cm, magnetisches System. - 2) Conus 1257, Tefag, Telephon Aktiengesellschaft vorm. J. Berliner, um 1928, 2000 Ohm, Ø 35 cm. - 3) Saba Dino PG, um 1931, Schwer & Söhne, Bakelitgehäuse. - 4) Grawor-Violon, 1927, Grass & Worff, Konus-Lautsprecher in Holzgehäuse. - 5) Saba DWP31, um 1932, Schwer & Söhne, Bakelitgehäuse. - 6) AEG Cantola, um 1930, mit vierpoligem Magnetsystem. - 7) Lenzola 13, um 1929, Lenzen & Röttges, schneckenförmiger Trichter in Metallgehäuse. - 8) Siemens 080, um 1932, Siemens & Halske, magnetisches System, Holzgehäuse. - 9) Siemens Protos Rfl3, um 1928, Siemens & Halske, Eichenholz-Gehäuse, Falzmembrane, Spitzname "Popophon". - 10) Mende Dynamo DW, um 1929, Radio H. Mende & Co., 110-220 Volt Wechselstrom, Holzgehäuse. - Und: 11) 2 weitere Lautsprecher. Start Price: EUR 240 Zustand: (3/-)Collection of Radio Loudspeakers1) Philips model 2006, Eindhoven, c. 1930, bakelite, Ø 15 ¾ in., magnetic system. - 2) Conus 1257, Tefag, Telephon Aktiengesellschaft (formerly J. Berliner), c. 1928, 2000 ohms, Ø 13 ¾ in. - 3) Saba Dino PG, c. 1931, Schwer & Söhne, bakelite case. - 4) Grawor-Violon, 1927, Grass & Worff, cone loudspeaker, in wood case. - 5) Saba DWP31, c. 1932, Schwer & Söhne, bakelite case. - 6) AEG Cantola, c. 1930, with four-pole magnet system. - 7) Lenzola 13, c. 1929, Lenzen & Röttges, snail-shaped horn in metal case. - 8) Siemens 080, c. 1932, Siemens & Halske, magnetic system, wood case. - 9) Siemens Protos Rfl3, c. 1928, Siemens & Halske, oak case, pleated diaphragm, dubbed the "Popophon". - 10) Mende Dynamo DW, c. 1929, Radio H. Mende & Co., 110-220 volts AC, wood case. - And: 11) 2 other loudspeakers. Start Price: EUR 240 Condition: (3/-)

Scott Allwave 12 DeLuxe Chrome Chassis, um 1932Scott Radio Labs., Chicago. Serien-Nr. F-184, amerikanischer Rundfunkempfänger, Einbaugerät, 12 Röhren inklusive einer Wunderlich-Röhre, Kurzwelle und Mittelwelle, 110-120 Volt Wechselstrom, verchromtes Chassis, Holzfront, mit dazu passendem Netzteil (ebenso verchromt) und Lautsprecher. Start Price: EUR 350 Zustand: (2-3/-)Scott Allwave 12 DeLuxe Chrome Chassis Radio Receiver, c. 1932Scott Radio Labs., Chicago. No. F-184, American radio receiver, built-in unit, 12 tubes including one Wunderlich tube, short wave and medium wave, 110-120 volts AC, chrome chassis, wood front, with matching power supply (also chrome) and speaker. Start Price: EUR 350 Condition: (2-3/-)