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An early 20th century gilt metal and enamel Radio City Music Hall ushers hat pin badge.

A carboy and box of kitchenware, radio etc

A vintage Bush radio

A vintage Murphy radio

A vintage style bush radio

A boxed radio controlled Harley Davidson motorcycle (missing charger) (AF)

A collection of vintage transistor radios including 1950's along with miniature portable TV Radio

Actor, Anna May Wong vintage signature piece professionally double mounted and framed approx. 19x13. This beautiful piece features a colour photograph of the iconic star and a signed page, all professionally double mounted and well presented in a gold/ wood effect frame. Wong Liu-tsong (January 3, 1905 - February 3, 1961), known professionally as Anna May Wong, was an American actress, considered to be the first Chinese American Hollywood movie star, as well as the first Chinese American actress to gain international recognition. Her varied career spanned silent film, sound film, television, stage, and radio. As one of the first women depicted on the reverse of the quarter in the 2022-2025 American Women quarters series, she will also be the first Asian American to appear on US currency. Good condition Est.

Tony Hancock signed 11x8 magazine black and white photo. Anthony John Hancock (12 May 1924 - 25 June 1968) was an English comedian and actor. High-profile during the 1950s and early 1960s, he had a major success with his BBC series Hancock's Half Hour, first broadcast on radio from 1954, then on television from 1956, in which he soon formed a strong professional and personal bond with comic actor Sid James. Although Hancock's decision to cease working with James, when it became known in early 1960, disappointed many at the time, his last BBC series in 1961 contains some of his best-remembered work (including The Blood Donor and The Radio Ham). After breaking with his scriptwriters Ray Galton and Alan Simpson later that year, his career declined. Good condition Est.

Steve Jones signed Sex Pistols 10x8 black and white photo. Stephen Philip Jones (born 3 September 1955) is an English rock guitarist and radio DJ. He was a guitarist with the Sex Pistols. Following the split of the Sex Pistols, he formed the Professionals with former bandmate Paul Cook. He has also released two solo albums, and worked with the likes of Johnny Thunders, Iggy Pop, Bob Dylan and Thin Lizzy. In 1995, he formed the short-lived supergroup Neurotic Outsiders with members of Guns N' Roses and Duran Duran. Jones was ranked #97 in Rolling Stone's list of the 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time, which was published in 2015. Good condition Est.

Bing Crosby signed 5x4 album page dated 29. 7. 61. Harry Lillis Crosby Jr. (May 3, 1903 - October 14, 1977), known professionally as Bing Crosby, was an American singer and actor. The first multimedia star, he was one of the most popular and influential musical artists of the 20th century worldwide. He was a leader in record sales, radio ratings, and motion picture grosses from 1926 to 1977. He made over 70 feature films and recorded more than 1, 600 songs. Good condition Est.

A Panasonic radio etc

A Dewalt radio, planer and skil saw

ARDATH, cinema, complete (3), Who is This?, Film Stage & Radio Stars (extra-large & standard), VG to EX, 125

CARRERAS, Turf slides, part sets, inc. Film Stars, Celebrities of British History, Dog Breeds, British Aircraft, British Locomotives, Zoo Animals, Radio Celebrities etc., duplication (some heavy), some rough trim, FR to VG, 1200*

MAGAZINES, selection, 1939-1994, inc. Mad (14), Krazy Comics (4), Starsky and Hutch (14), Boys Own Paper (1), Radio Times (16), Tv Times (14) etc., G to EX, 78*

WWII Ross Bino prism OS 735 GA No 5 Mk IV x 7 binoculars Reg nos 69787, pair of Russian 8x30 cased binoculars along with four crystal radio headsetsLocation: LWF

A Philips 4308 Fidelity radio, reel to reel tape recorder, circa 1968Location:

A 1960s Japanese plush dog transistor radio

A Bush Bakelite radio

Cigarette Cards 2 Full Sets of 50 plus 3 Part Sets Full Sets are Birds and Their Young and R.A.F. Badges both are John Player and Sons, Part Sets are Motor Cars 40 mixed, Dogs 20 mixed, Film. Stage and Radio Stars 5 mixed, good condition. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £9.99

The Beach Boys - Twenty-six albums including Pet Sounds, That's Why God Made The Radio, LA, Wild Honey, Surfin' USA, Live In Japan '66 etc, all new and sealed

The Beach Boys - Twenty five albums including In Concert, Live In Japan '66, That's Why God Made The Radio, Surfin' USA (picture disc), Live At Fillmore East, Surfin' Safari and Pacific Ocean Blue, all new and sealed

[Signed] Edith Sitwell Music and Ceremonies published Vanguard Press 1963 SIGNED PRESENTATION COPY in decorated boards & dust wrapper and several loose autographs including Valerie Singleton (OBE television & radio presenter) William George Simmonds (Arts & Crafts movement) etc  

A large radio controlled plastic and aluminium model sailing yacht, H. 107cm. L. 60cm.

A large radio controlled plastic model fishing boat, L. 102cm.

An Ares Recon FPV drone, and an Eclipse Competition 7QPCM radio controlled system, boxed. (2)

A Prinz Sound retro radio, in white space dome case, 34cm high.

Brown, George Mackay (1921-1996) Collection of autograph manuscripts poems, stories and articles, comprising: 1) [Two acrostic birthday poems for Stella Cartwright, George Mackay Brown's lover and muse], May 1978 and May 1980, each on a single sheet of handmade paper, poem for 1980 retaining original envelope; 2) 'Birthday Poem for Judith', 2 October 1979, acrostic poem for Judith Dixon, written on reverse of Decca Records royalty statement addressed to the author, signed 'G M B'; 3) 'Christmas Card Poem for Gordon Wright', 30 August - 2 September 1979, 3 ff., attached by paperclip, each containing separate draft of the same poem, signed 'G M B'; 4) 'Nora's Birthday', 3 December 1979, poem, on one side of single foolscap leaf headed 'Nora Kennedy, Jewellery and Enameling, 18 Dundas Street, Stromness, Orkney'; 5)'The Very Old Ugly Woman and the Mirror She Lost - A Cave Story, for Judy', 29 September 1977, written on both sides of an envelope addressed to Brown in Stromness, signed 'G M B', annotated at foot by the author, 'Copied into Judy Dixons birthday copy Pictures in the Cave'; 6) 'Groomi the Giant in Stromness, for David Dixon', 24 April 1977, written on reverse of Decca Records royalty statement addressed to the author, unsigned; 7) 'Vasty the Whale, Christmas story for David Dixon, 15 December 1977, single bifolium, written on two sides, unsigned; 8) 'The Rackwick Giant and the Midges. (A birthday story for Alan Grant), 17 November 1977, 4 ff., rectos only, stapled, signed 'G M B'; 9) 'Why the North Ronaldsay Sheep Eat Seaweed. (A Fairy Tale). Christmas Story for Judy Dixon', 16 December 1977, 7 ff., rectos only, stapled, signed 'G M B'; 10) 'St Magnus Festival', 22 June 1988, 3 ff., rectos only, stapled, signed 'George Mackay Brown', headed "Radio Times"; 11) 'Introduction: The Tryst on Egilsay (Celtic Cross Press: publ. 16 April 1989)', 5 ff., rectos only, stapled, evidently a fair copy, an earlier draft (6 pp.,), also autograph, attached by paperclip; 12) 'Foreword: Selected Stories (Vanguard Press, USA)', 9 July 1986, 5 ff., rectos only, stapled, signed 'G M B'; most items (excluding the poems for Stella) in draft, with associated autograph corrections (1 folder)Note: The relationship between George Mackay Brown and Stella Cartwright (1937-1985), who was also seriously involved with several other key figures in the Scottish Renaissance, was revealed only in a 2006 biography of the poet by Maggie Fergusson. The pair met in Edinburgh in 1957 and were briefly engaged; they corresponded until her death. David Dixon was Brown's nephew and the dedicatee of his Selected Poems (1992).

MacDiarmid, Hugh [Christopher Murray Grieve, 1892-1978] Collection of autograph manuscripts all written on rectos only unless stated, mainly on foolscap sheets, secured with paperclips, and comprising: [Autobiographical reflections], begins 'From my earliest childhood I was sure I was going to be a poet', mentions Chaucer, Charles Doughty, Robert Burns, 4 ff.; [Reflections on haggis and Burns Night], 5 ff., apparently incomplete at end ('What is a haggis? It is not a wild animal hunted in the Scottish mountains ... It is, in fact, an excellent dish, but it looks barbarous, and that is probably the secret of its function ... The annual Burns Supper is a peculiarly Scottish phenomenon which has nothing to do with love of poetry ...'); [Reflections on Robert Burns and the 'Burns cult', possibly a Burns Supper speech], c.1960, 3 pp., rectos and versos, annotations in another hand; [Speech in Scots, on an unidentified occasion, possibly held in MacDiarmid's honour], c.1950, begins 'Sae faur as the feck o' my feelins are concerned ... I feel like the Yankee millionaire risen frae the gutter', 12 ff; [A critique of the Tory party with reference to Karl Popper], c.1970?, 4 ff., newspaper cutting referring to Ted Heath's Vietnam policy taped to final leaf; [Short piece on Scottish poetry], ('Attention has been concentrated on the rebirth of poetry in Lallans, and it is not sufficiently realised that along this there has been a notable development of poetry in Gaelic ...', 2 ff.; 'Mackintosh Memorial Trust. Statement regarding the future of the Cranston Tearoom in Ingram Street' ('Glasgow City Council has a worse record and reputation in regard to cultural matters than any other corporation in the United Kingdom'), 4 ff.; 'Address by Hugh McDiarmid [sic], President of the Dunedin Society, at the Annual General Meeting, 5/8/47', 21 ff., in pencil; [Speech to the 1320 Club], 5 pp., rectos and versos, with MacDiarmid's autograph corrections; 'Hugh MacDiarmid on BBC TV and Radio from Scotland', begins 'In my preview of BBC TV and Radio from Scotland in the Radio Times on 18th September I commented on the upsurge of a new creative spirit in Scottish arts ...', 4 ff.; (1 folder)Note: Many if not all of these pieces appear to be unpublished.

7 boxes of mixed household items including cutlery, radio, books, jigsaw puzzles etc

4 boxes of LPs, CDs and a digital radio/CD player

Toys and Juvenalia - a Steiff teddy bear in suitcase; a Starsky & Hutch Shoot-Out Target Set; a 1980's Grandstand Invader From Space electronic game, boxed; a Hornby Railways Pick-up Goods Set; a radio controlled car, Porsche 928; etc

A QUANTITY OF VINTAGE RADIO VALVES, RADIO COMPONENTS ETC.

TWO RADIO, TWO EXERCISE MACHINES AND A SMALL CASE

{Weltron-Radio} Modell 2001. Kugelförmiges Gehäuse mit Griff. 1970-er Jahre. H 34 cm

CHANDLER RAYMOND: (1888-1959) American-British novelist and screenwriter, a founder of the hard-boiled school of detective fiction. D.S., Raymond Chandler, one page, 4to, Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood, California, 10th January 1952, on the printed stationery of Columbia Broadcasting System Inc. The carbon typed document is in the form of a letter to Chandler and refers to a previous agreement made in May 1951 allowing CBS the sole and exclusive license to use the name 'Philip Marlowe' in connection with radio and television broadcasts, further stating, in part, 'It is hereby mutually agreed that said agreement shall be, and is, terminated forthwith. Accordingly, we shall have no right from and after this date to use the title and name “Philip Marlowe” and/or the character known as “Philip Marlow” unless we subsequently acquire such right pursuant to another agreement or agreements. You understand and agree that the termination of said agreement does not affect CBS' ownership of the scripts which it caused to be written based upon the property licensed…..' Signed by Chandler at the foot to indicate his acceptance of the contents and countersigned by Harry Ackerman (1912-1991) American producer who served as the CBS-TV west coast programme vice president from 1948-58. A couple of small staple holes to the upper left corner, one extremely small tear to the right edge and some very light, minor age wear, VG Philip Marlowe, the fictional character created by Raymond Chandler, exemplified the hardboiled crime fiction genre and first appeared in The Big Sleep (1939). Marlowe was perhaps most famously portrayed on screen by actor Humphrey Bogart in the film noir The Big Sleep (1946).  A CBS radio series The Adventures of Philip Marlowe ran from 1948-51 with Gerald Mohr in the title role.

MARCONI GUGLIELMO: (1874-1937) Italian Inventor who developed a radio telegraph system. Nobel Prize winner for Physics, 1909. A fine T.L.S., `Guglielmo Marconi´, one page, 4to, Rome, 10th February 1932, on the Reale Accademia d´Italia printed stationery, to Grande Amiraglio Paolo Thaon di Revel, in Italian. Marconi thanks his correspondent for his letter and which relates to the request presented to the Royal Academy by Captain Antonio Calegari and explains that the matter will be seen by a committee which he will make sure will be informed of the Admiral letter `Mi consta che la domanda stessa e stata inserita negli elenchi che verranno presto sottoposti all´esame di una apposite Commissione alla quale non manchero di trasmettere la segnalazione fatta dall E.V.´ Paper with watermark. With blank integral leaf. VG Paolo Thaon (1859-1948) Marquess of Revel and 1st Duke of the Sea. Italian Admiral during World War one and Politician.

LODGE OLIVER: (1851-1940) British physicist, a pioneer in the science and technology that led to the development of radio. A fine and well-executed pencil drawing of Lodge by the artist S. N. Swamy, drawn on a 7 x 9 sheet of art paper, the image depicting Lodge in a profile head and shoulders pose. Signed ('Swamy') in pencil by the artist and also signed in fountain pen ink by Lodge, adding the date, March 1939, in his hand. Accompanied by a T.L.S., Oliver Lodge, one page, 8vo, Normanton House, Lake, near Salisbury, 24th March 1939, to S. N. Swamy, thanking him for the copies of his sketches of Albert Einstein and George Bernard Shaw, which he is pleased to have, and adding that he has signed Swamy's sketches, which he returns. Also including a fountain pen ink signature ('Oliver Lodge') on an oblong 12mo card. Some light overall age wear and minor foxing to the sketch, and the card with heavier staining, slightly affecting the signature. G to about VG, 3 S. N. Swamy (1911-1983) Indian artist, remembered for his portraits of Western personalities, perhaps the most well-known being that of Albert Einstein. Swamy's work is represented in the collection of the British Library.

PIERCE JOHN R.: (1910-2002) American engineer and author of science fiction who worked extensively in the fields of radio communication, microwave technology and computer music. Pierce coined the term transistor. A good T.L.S., J. R. Pierce, one page, 4to, Murray Hill, New Jersey, 31st January 1956, to Henri Corbiere, on the printed stationery of Bell Telephone Laboratories. Pierce responds to his correspondent's enquiries in four numbered paragraphs, in part, 'I became known in science entirely through my work at the Bell Telephone Laboratories. This has been my only source of income. I was educated largely at the expense of my parents, although I received some university support during my graduate years. I think that my work leading to the “Pierce gun” is most widely known. I have also become known through my work on traveling-wave tubes. I do not consider any of my work a masterpiece. Rather, I believe that I have done a good deal of analytical work in the field of high frequency vacuum tubes which has been in the forefront of contemporary work……Jacques-Louis David….is perhaps not one of the great geniuses of painting but his pictures are always professionally expert. If I can approach such expertness in my field of engineering, I feel I will have accomplished enough'. A letter of interesting content. VG

TERMAN FREDERICK: (1900-1982) American professor and academic administrator, widely credited (along with William Shockley) as being the father of Silicon Valley. T.L.S., F E Terman, one page, 4to, California, 13th January 1948, to Henri Corbiere, on the printed stationery of the School of Engineering at Stanford University. Terman responds to his correspondent's enquiries and states, in part, 'My entrance into scientific work was relatively easy because, during my last years of work for the Doctor's Degree at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology under Dr. Bush, I was offered, and accepted, an instructorship at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. However, I never served under this appointment since I spent most of the next year in bed……What difficulties there were revolved around the fact that, for a number of years, it was necessary to conserve strength and limit my activities as a result of this illness…..from about 1930 on, a substantial portion of my total income has been derived from sources other than the university, although largely based upon scientific work, such as writing of books……I consider that the most important work I have done is incorporated in the two books Radio Engineering and Radio Engineers' Handbook. In addition…..I organised and directed the Radio Research Laboratory, Harvard University, during the war which developed the countermeasures that were used by the United States Armed Forces against enemy radar. This was one of the largest war research activities in electronics'. A letter of good content. One very light, minor stain to the lower edge, only very slightly touching the signature, otherwise VG

LINDBERGH CHARLES: (1902-1974) American Aviator who made the first solo non-stop flight across the Atlantic from Paris to New York in the Spirit of St. Louis, May 1927. T.L.S., Charles A. Lindbergh, one page, 4to, Scotts Cove, Darien, Connecticut, 14th June 1967, to Colonel Louis Castex. Lindbergh states that he had departed the United States in April for a trip to Europe and continues to explain 'At that time I expected to return the first week in May. When I was in Amsterdam at the end of April, a phone call with New York resulted in my going directly to Viet Nam from Europe, and remaining in south east Asia throughout the month of May. During this time I was travelling almost constantly and without much pre-arranged schedule. For two weeks in Indonesia I was out of even radio communication. I made no attempt to have mail forwarded after I left the United States', giving this as the reason that he has only just read his correspondent's considerate letter and apologising for the late reply and for not having been able to accept an invitation. Some light staining and minor age toning to two edges, not affecting the text or signature. About VG Louis Castex (1896-1968) French aviation pioneer who served in World War I and later became director of Air France's transatlantic service, at the same time befriending Antoine de Saint-Exupery.

MONTGOMERY B. L.: (1887-1976) British Field Marshal of World War II. Small group of three A.Ls.S., Montgomery of Alamein, one with his rank as Field Marshal added beneath, five pages (total), 8vo and small 4to, Westminster Gardens and Whitehall, London, 6th January - 19th March 1948, all to Paul Loosli, the president of the Gstaad Ski Club and director of tourism in Gstaad, two on the printed stationery of the Chief of the Imperial General Staff at the War Office. Montgomery writes concerning his travel plans and other matters, in part, 'It is with very great regret that I must tell you that I will not be able to visit Gstaad this year. As you know we have in England certain restrictions on foreign travel and currency and that will prevent me journeying to Switzerland. I am very sorry, especially as I will not now be able to present my cup for Ski Jumping on 22 February. I would be grateful if you will make it generally known that, because of the restrictions in force in England, I will not be able to pay my usual visit…..I suggest you should get an announcement put in the Press and also put out on the Swiss Radio' (6th January 1948), 'I fear I am terribly busy just at present and will not be able to see you for more than a very few minutes. If you come to the War Office at 9.30 A.M. on Friday next, 19 March, I could have a few words with you' (16th March 1948), 'I have a young friend in Switzerland and he often writes to me. His name is Lucien TRUEB and he stayed with me in Gstaad in February last year. I expect you remember him. When you get back to Switzerland will you telephone to him and tell him that you saw me in London, and give him my best regards' (19th March 1948). Each of the letters are accompanied by the original envelopes hand addressed by Montgomery. A few minor paperclip rust stains, otherwise VG, 3 Lucien Trueb (1934-   ) Swiss science writer who, as a twelve year old boy in 1946, met Montgomery in Switzerland and went on to maintain a close relationship with the Field Marshal.

MOUNTBATTEN LOUIS: (1900-1979) British Admiral of World War II, later serving as the last Viceroy of India of British India (1947) and as the first Governor-General of the Dominion of India (1947-48). T.L.S., Mountbatten of Burma, with holograph salutation and subscription, one page, small 4to, Broadlands, Romsey, Hampshire, 3rd March 1966, to Michael Harrison. Mountbatten thanks his correspondent for their letter and adds that [Graham] Clifford has informed him that they had met 'and had been most stimulated by your conversation', also remarking that Clifford is currently on a world tour on behalf of the Institution of Electronic and Radio Engineers and also the National Electronic Research Council and that 'I shall be meeting him in Canada in April when we shall have a chance of talking over your letter'. Mountbatten further writes 'I see from your letter that you wrote the English version of the pamphlet you enclosed. I am astonished to note that no effort has been made to translate your English into French, for the French version appears to be entirely different in layout and phrases. I also regret to see that no attempt has been made to produce the diagrammatic figures with French titling in the French text. In fact anybody who understands both languages would be thoroughly lost trying to compare one version with the other. I wonder what the explanation is.' Accompanied by the original envelope. VG Michael Harrison (1907-1991) Maurice Desmond Rohan. English detective fiction and fantasy author, a noted Sherlock Holmes scholar.

MEMPHIS BELLE: A multiple signed 10 x 8 photograph by various World War II crew members of the Memphis Belle Boeing B-17F Flying Fortress aircraft comprising Robert Morgan (pilot), James Verinis (co-pilot), Harold Loch (top turret gunner), Robert Hanson (radio operator), John Quinlan (tail gunner) and Casmer ‘Tony’ Nastal (right waist gunner), the image depicting the crew standing together in full-length poses alongside the Memphis Belle at Bassingbourn on 17th May 1943, having been the first of the American heavy bombers to complete 25 missions. Signed by each in black and blue inks to clear areas of the image. Together with six signed magazine photographs of various sizes (7.5 x 10.5 and smaller) by crew members of the Memphis Belle, most multiple signed, including Robert Morgan, James Verinis, Harold Loch, Robert Hanson, John Quinlan and Casmer ‘Tony’ Nastal. Most of the images are related to the Memphis Belle and one depicts Morgan alongside Dauntless Dotty. Generally VG, 7

BERGER GOTTLOB: (1896-1975) German SS Obergruppenfuhrer und General der Waffen-SS, Chief of the SS Main Office responsible for Schutzstaffel (SS) recruiting during World War II. Signed 4 x 3photograph, the vintage image depicting Berger standing outdoors in a half-length pose, wearing his uniform, engaged in conversation with two other gentlemen, one Haj Amin-al Husseini, the Mufti of Jerusalem, with his back to the camera. Signed (‘Berger’) by Berger in blue ink to the image, adding an abbreviated form of his rank above his signature. Further annotated in his hand to the verso, in German, indicating that the photograph was taken in connection with the SS Handschar. About EX Haj Amin-al Husseini (1897-1974) Palestinian Arab nationalist and Muslim leader in Mandatory Palestine, Grand Mufti of Jerusalem 1921-48. During World War II he collaborated with both Italy and Germany by making propagandist radio broadcasts and by helping the Nazis recruit Bosnian Muslims for the Waffen-SS. The 13th Waffen Mountain Division of the SS Handschar was a mountain infantry division of the Waffen-SS that served alongside the Wehrmacht during World War II. It was the first non-Germanic Waffen-SS division, and its formation marked the expansion of the Waffen-SS into a multi-ethnic military force.

BALDWIN STANLEY: (1867-1947) British Prime Minister 1923-24, 1924-29 and 1935-37. A good signed sepia 8 x 6.5 photograph showing Baldwin seated in a half length pose behind a desk, talking into a large microphone, presumably as he makes a radio broadcast. Signed ('Baldwin of Bewdley') in dark fountain pen ink to a clear area at the base of the image. Rare in this form. Some surface and corner creasing, about VG

GOON SHOW THE: Individual vintage blue ink signatures by the comedy actors and stars of the British radio comedy programme The Goon Show, Peter Sellers and Spike Milligan, on a slim oblong 8vo piece (the verso of a portion of a script), also bearing the blue ink signature of the BBC radio announcer Wallace Greenslade, remembered as the straight man on The Goon Show. Neatly mounted to two adjoining pages removed from an autograph album. Together with a vintage pencil signature of Harry Secombe, also a star of The Goon Show, on a piece neatly laid down to a page removed from an autograph album. Some light foxing and minor age wear, only very slightly affecting the signatures, G, 2

TURINA JOAQUIN: (1882-1949) Spanish Composer. A.M.Q.S., `Joaquin Turina´, one page, oblong 12mo (manuscript paper), n.p. (Madrid?), December 1931. In dark ink Turina has penned a four bar quotation on two staves, which he identifies as being from his suite op.62, `Radio Madrid´, also adding a dynamic `Lentamente´. Together with an A.L.S., `Joaquin Turina´, one page, oblong 8vo, Madrid, 20th December 1927, to Mr. Dandelot, in French. Turina reminds his correspondent of the promise of a concert including his works, and states `Last month of July I had the opportunity to talk to you regarding a concert in Paris (may be also in Brussels) playing my works. You did ask me some time to think about it. But as I will probably be next week in Paris, I write to you these lines to recall your promise...´ VG, 2 Arthur Dandelot (1864-1943) French Musical Critic. Founder of Bureau de Concerts Dandelot, one of the first artist´s agents companies of this kind.

A Ferranti radio together with two gilt framed mirrors

A box of electricals, Roberts radio, Kodak camera, Polaroid camera etc

A box of Panasonic radio, Sony mini disc player and discs, foot massager, dominoes, two vintage wood working planes etc boxed Neostar hot water dispenser

A tray of vintage telephone hand sets, Roberts radio, etc and a black Bakelite telephone

A Collaro Elizabethan de Luxe Tape Transcriptor, a Hacker Harrier transistor radio, a small quantity of tools and miscellaneous items.

A cast-iron fender with a brass tubular rail, 47” wide; a pair of firedogs; a fire companion set; & a retro-style radio.

An Ekco valve radio (model A110); & a Murphy valve radio, each in a wooden case.

Roy Wood / Wizzard / The Move Memorabilia, four items relating to The Move and Wizzard comprising a recording contract for Wizzard with the BBC for the Radio 1 Club Special in 1974 (very good condition), a hand made gig poster for Roy Woods Wizard (sic) at Maidstone Tech 5th July 1973 together with Bedlam and Bees Make Honey (15"x 20" approx - folded with a few small tears to the edges), Wizzard Brew 1973 EMI-Harvest LP promo poster (20"x 30" - folded and in very good condition) and a sheet of The Move official stationary in very good condition

GPO / Bush Record Players, a GPO retro record player, CD, radio with USB and SD card slot together with a Bush record player with radio RPA1, both in good condition, untested

Grundig Portable Radio, a Grundig Satellit 1400SL professional Radio, good condition, untested

Reel to Reel Tapes, sixteen brand new sealed Radio Shack Concert reel to reel tapes 1800 feet 1.0 mil 7" reel (549m/23um/18cm)