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Rundfunkempfänger Sonora Excellence 211, um 1951 Sonora-Radio, Paris, Frankreich, 5 Röhren (komplett), Bakelitgehäuse, Original-Rückwand, Kurzwelle, Langwelle und Mittelwelle, Netzbetrieb, mit eingebautem Lautsprecher, in gutem Zustand. Start Price: EUR 220 Sonora Excellence 211 Radio Receiver, c. 1951 Sonora-Radio, Paris, France, five tubes (complete), bakelite case, original back panel, short wave, long wave and medium wave, mains-operated, integrated speaker, in good condition. Start Price: EUR 220

3 frühe Fernsehempfänger 1) 14TX112/A, um 1955, Philips, Niederlande, 22 Röhren, 36cm-Bildröhre, 110, 127 und 220 Volt Wechselstrom, Holzgehäuse, komplett mit Röhren und Rückwand. - 2) TV22, um 1950, Bush Radio, London, 16 Röhren, 23cm-Bildröhre, Allstromgerät, 200-250 Volt, Bakelitgehäuse in gutem Zustand, innen etwas rostig, ohne Röhren und Rückwand. - Und: 3) RT3646S, um 1954, Philips Frankreich, 36cm-Bildröhre, Bakelitgehäuse, komplett mit Röhren und Rückwand. Start Price: EUR 180 Three Early Television Receivers 1) 14TX112/A, c. 1955, Philips, Netherlands, 22 tubes, 14-inch picture tube, 110, 127 and 220 volts alternating current, wood case, complete with tubes and back panel. - 2) TV22, c. 1950, Bush Radio, London, 16 tubes, 9-inch picture tube, all-current set, 200-250 volts, bakelite case in good condition, some rusting inside, without tubes and back panel. - And: 3) RT3646S, c. 1954, Philips France, 14-inch picture tube, bakelite case, complete with tubes and back panel. Start Price: EUR 180

Radio Telefunken 343 WL, um 1932 Telefunken Deutschland (TFK). 5 Röhren, Langwelle und Mittelwelle, 110-230 Volt Wechselstrom, eingebauter dynamischer Lautsprecher, komplett mit Röhren und Rückwand, Bakelitgehäuse in gutem Zustand. Start Price: EUR 280 Telefunken 343 WL Radio, c. 1932 Telefunken Germany (TFK). Five tubes, long wave and medium wave, 110-230 volts AC, built-in dynamic loudspeaker, complete with tubes and back panel, bakelite case in good condition. Start Price: EUR 280

Radio Telefunken Admiral 346 WL, um 1933 Telefunken Deutschland (TFK). 5 Röhren, Langwelle und Mittelwelle, 110-240 Volt Wechselstrom, eingebauter dynamischer Lautsprecher, Bakelitgehäuse in sehr gutem Zustand, komplett mit Röhren und Rückwand. Start Price: EUR 240 Telefunken Admiral 346 WL Radio, c. 1933 Telefunken Germany (TFK). Five tubes, long wave and medium wave, 110-240 volts AC, built-in dynamic loudspeaker, bakelite case in very good condition, complete with tubes and back panel. Start Price: EUR 240

4 kleine Bakelit- oder Catalin-Radios 1) Inconnu, um 1950, Novera, Belgien, 4 Röhren, 3 Wellenbereiche, Allstromgerät 110, 130, 140, 220 und 240 Volt, dynamischer Lautsprecher, komplett mit Röhren und Rückwand. - 2) Super-Groom, um 1940, Radialva, Véchambre Frères, Frankreich, 5 Röhren, 3 Wellenbereiche, Allstromgerät, 100-125 Volt, dynamischer Lautsprecher, komplett mit Röhren und Rückwand. - 3) Talisman 308 U, um 1955, Tesla, Prag, 4 Röhren, 3 Wellenbereiche, Allstromgerät 110/220 Volt, eingebauter dynamischer Lautsprecher, komplett mit Röhren und Rückwand. - Und: 4) Fada Bullet Radio, Modell 845, um 1947, Fada Radio & Electric Co., Long Island (NY), USA, 6 Röhren, nur Mittelwelle, 115 Volt, eingebauter dynamischer Lautsprecher, komplett mit Röhren und Rückwand. Start Price: EUR 180 Four Small Bakelite or Catalin Radios 1) Inconnu, c. 1950, Novera, Belgium, four tubes, three wavebands, all-current 110, 130, 140, 220 and 240 volts, dynamic loudspeaker, complete with tubes and back panel. - 2) Super-Groom, c. 1940, Radialva, Véchambre Frères, France, five tubes, three wavebands, all-current, 100-125 volts, dynamic loudspeaker, complete with tubes and rear panel. - 3) Talisman 308 U, c. 1955, Tesla, Prague, four tubes, three wavebands, all-current 110/220 volts, built-in dynamic speaker, complete with tubes and rear panel. - And: 4) Fada Bullet Radio, model 845, c. 1947, Fada Radio & Electric Co., Long Island (NY), USA, six tubes, medium wave only, 115 volts, built-in dynamic speaker, complete with tubes and back panel. Start Price: EUR 180

Radio Telefunken 343 WL, um 1932 Telefunken Deutschland (TFK). 5 Röhren, Langwelle und Mittelwelle, 110-230 Volt Wechselstrom, eingebauter dynamischer Lautsprecher, komplett mit Röhren und Rückwand, Stoff vor Lautsprecher gerissen, Bakelitgehäuse in gutem Zustand. - Dabei: Leeres Gehäuse Telefunken 650 WL, Front mit Katzenkopf (nicht dazugehörend). Start Price: EUR 240 Telefunken 343 WL Radio, c. 1932 Telefunken Germany (TFK). Five tubes, long wave and medium wave, 110-230 volts AC, built-in dynamic loudspeaker, complete with tubes and back panel, fabric in front of loudspeaker torn, bakelite case in good condition. - In addition: Empty Telefunken 650 WL case, front with associated cat’s head. Start Price: EUR 240

Radio Telefunken 651 WL, um 1932 Telefunken Deutschland (TFK). 6 Röhren, Langwelle und Mittelwelle, 110-240 Volt Wechselstrom, eingebauter dynamischer Lautsprecher, Holzgehäuse in Kathedralen Form, komplett mit Röhren und Rückwand. Start Price: EUR 350 Telefunken 651 WL Radio, c. 1932 Telefunken Germany (TFK). Six tubes, long wave and medium wave, 110-240 volts AC, built-in dynamic loudspeaker, cathedral-shaped wood case, complete with tubes and back panel. Start Price: EUR 350

3 Radioempfänger 1) Echophone Modell 60 Super-Heterodyne, um 1931, USA, 7 Röhren, nur Mittelwelle, 110-130 Volt Wechselstrom, dynamischer Lautsprecher, Chassis und weitere Metallteile innen neu lackiert, Holzgehäuse in Kathedralenform, komplett mit Röhren. - 2) Apex Electric, Pool, Chicago, Modell 24, um 1931, 4 Röhren, nur Mittelwelle, 115 Volt Wechselstrom, dynamischer Lautsprecher, Holzgehäuse in Kathedralenform, Höhe 37 cm, komplett mit Röhren. - Und: 3) Modell People's Set 444, um 1936, Philco Radio of GB, 4 Röhren, Langwelle und Mittelwelle, Netzbetrieb, eingebauter Lautsprecher, Bakelitgehäuse, komplett mit Röhren und Rückwand. Start Price: EUR 350 Three Radio Receivers 1) Echophone model 60 Super-Heterodyne, c. 1931, USA, seven tubes, medium wave only, 110-130 volts AC, dynamic loudspeaker, chassis and other inner metal parts newly painted, cathedral-shaped wood case, complete with tubes. - 2) Apex Electric, Pool, Chicago, model 24, c. 1931, four tubes, medium wave only, 115 volts AC, dynamic speaker, cathedral-shaped wood case, height 14 ½ in., complete with tubes. - And: 3) Model People's Set 444, c. 1936, Philco Radio of GB, four tubes, long wave and medium wave, mains operation, built-in loudspeaker, bakelite case, complete with tubes and back panel. Start Price: EUR 350

Radio Siemens & Halske Typ Rfe 19a, um 1928 Siemens & Halske, Berlin. 4-Röhren-Empfänger (eine Röhre fehlt), Langwelle und Mittelwelle, Batteriebetrieb, für Kopfhörer oder Niederfrequenz-Verstärker, ohne Bodenplatte, Eichengehäuse mit Ebonitplatte vor den Reglern. Start Price: EUR 450 Siemens & Halske Type Rfe 19a Radio, c. 1928 Siemens & Halske, Berlin. Four-tube receiver (one tube missing), long wave and medium wave, battery-operated, for headphones or low-frequency amplifier, missing base panel, oak case with sloping black ebonite control panel. Start Price: EUR 450

4 Radio-Trichterlautsprecher 1) Ribet & Desjardins, um 1922, Paris, Ø 28,5 cm. - 2) S.G. Brown Ltd., um 1925, London, 2000 Ohm, Mahagonisockel, Metalltrichter, Ø 30,5 cm, Gesamt­höhe 52 cm. - 3) CEMA Modell Standard Tripod, um 1926, Knoll & Marié, Paris, Metalltrichter, Ø 25,5 cm. - Und: 4) Modell Tefag 1278, um 1928, Telephon-Fabrik, AG vorm. J. Berliner, mit liegendem Trichter, Ø 29 cm. Start Price: EUR 280 Four Radio Horn-Type Loudspeakers 1) Ribet & Desjardins, c. 1922, Paris, Ø 11 ¼ in. - 2) S.G. Brown Ltd., c. 1925, London, 2000 ohms, mahogany base, metal horn, Ø 12 in., total height 20 ½ in. - 3) CEMA model Standard Tripod, c. 1926, Knoll & Marié, Paris, metal horn, Ø 10 in. - And: 4) Model Tefag 1278, c. 1928, Telephon-Fabrik, AG vorm. J. Berliner, with horizontal horn, Ø 11 2/5 in. Start Price: EUR 280

3 deutsche Radioempfänger, um 1932 1) Tefag Modell 315 W, Telephon-Fabrik AG vorm. J. Berliner, 4 Röhren, Langwelle und Mittelwelle, Wechselstromspeisung 110, 125, 150 oder 220 Volt, elektrodynamischer Lautsprecher, Holzgehäuse, komplett mit Röhren und Rückwand. - 2) AEG Supergeador WL, AEG-Radios Allgemeine Elektricitäts-Gesellschaft, Berlin; 6 Röhren, Langwelle und Mittelwelle, 100-260 Volt Wechselstrom, elektrodynamischer Lautsprecher, Holzgehäuse in Kathedralenform, komplett mit Röhren und Rückwand. - Und: 3) Telefunken 231 WL, Telefunken Deutschland (TFK), 4 Röhren, Langwelle und Mittelwelle, 110-240 Volt Wechselstrom, eingebauter dynamischer Lautsprecher, komplett mit Röhren und Rückwand, Bakelitgehäuse in gutem Zustand. Start Price: EUR 350 Three German Radio Receivers, c. 1932 1) Tefag model 315 W, Telephon-Fabrik AG vorm. J. Berliner, four tubes, long wave and medium wave, alternating current supply 110, 125, 150 or 220 volts, electrodynamic loudspeaker, wood case, complete with tubes and back panel. - 2) AEG Supergeador WL, AEG-Radios Allgemeine Elektricitäts-Gesellschaft, Berlin; six tubes, long wave and medium wave, 100-260 volts AC, electrodynamic loudspeaker, catheral-shaped wood case, complete with tubes and back panel. - And: 3) Telefunken 231 WL, Telefunken Germany (TFK), four tubes, long wave and medium wave, 110-240 volts AC, built-in dynamic loudspeaker, complete with tubes and back panel, bakelite case in good condition. Start Price: EUR 350

8 kleine Radioempfänger in Kunststoffgehäusen 1) Talisman 308U, Tesla, Tschechoslowakei, um 1955, grünes Bakelitgehäuse. - 2) General Electric 913D, USA, um 1956, Uhrenradio, pinkfarbenes Thermoplastgehäuse. - 3) Coronado 636, Gamble-Skogmo, USA, um 1948, 5 Stationstasten, beiges Bakelitgehäuse. - 4) Modell B2F80A, Philips Frankreich, um 1959, beiges Thermoplastgehäuse. - 5) Emerson 520, Emerson Radio & Phonograph Corp., New York, um 1946, braun-beiges Gehäuse. - 6) Ducretet Thomson Modell L2523, Frankreich, um 1955, beiges Thermoplastgehäuse. - 7) Philips AM 503, Hotelradio, beiges Gehäuse. - Und: 8) Fada Modell 605, USA, um 1947, dunkelrotes Thermoplastgehäuse. Start Price: EUR 180 Eight Small Radio Receivers in Plastic Cases 1) Talisman 308U, Tesla, Czechoslovakia, c. 1955, green bakelite case. - 2) General Electric 913D, USA, c. 1956, clock radio, pink thermoplastic case. - 3) Coronado 636, Gamble-Skogmo, USA, c. 1948, five station buttons, beige bakelite case. - 4) Model B2F80A, Philips France, c. 1959, beige thermoplastic case. - 5) Emerson 520, Emerson Radio & Phonograph Corp., New York, c. 1946, brown/beige case. - 6) Ducretet Thomson model L2523, France, c. 1955, beige thermoplastic case. - 7) Philips AM 503, hotel radio, beige case. - And: 8) Fada Model 605, USA, c. 1947, dark-red thermoplastic case. Start Price: EUR 180

4 Radioempfänger mit Bakelitgehäusen 1) Hera 641A, um 1950, SBR Société Belge Radio-Electrique, Brüssel; 5 Röhren, 3 Wellenbereiche, 110, 130 und 225 Volt Wechselstrom, dynamischer Lautsprecher, komplett mit Röhren und Rückwand. - 2) R34, um 1934, Sonora-Radio; Paris; 4 Röhren, Langwelle und Mittelwelle, 110 Volt Wechselstrom, dynamischer Lautsprecher, ohne Rückwand, mit Röhren. - 3) BX373A, um 1948, Philips, Belgien, 4 Röhren, 3 Wellenbereiche, 110, 125, 145, 200, 220 und 245 Volt Wechselstrom, dynamischer Lautsprecher, komplett mit Röhren und Rückwand. - Und: 4) G353, um 1937, Pilot Electric Mfg. Co., USA; 5 Röhren, Langwelle und Mittelwelle, Allstromgerät 115 Volt, dynamischer Lautsprecher, komplett mit Röhren und Rückwand. - Alle Bakelitgehäuse in gutem Zustand. Start Price: EUR 240 Four Radio Receivers with Bakelite Cases 1) Hera 641A, c. 1950, SBR Société Belge Radio-Electrique, Brussels; five tubes, three wavebands, 110, 130 and 225 volts AC, dynamic loudspeaker, complete with tubes and back panel. - 2) R34, c. 1934, Sonora-Radio; Paris; four tubes, long wave and medium wave, 110 volts AC, dynamic loudspeaker, without back panel, with tubes. - 3) BX373A, c. 1948, Philips, Belgium, four tubes, three wavebands, 110, 125, 145, 200, 220 and 245 volts AC, dynamic speaker, complete with tubes and back panel. - And: 4) G353, c. 1937, Pilot Electric Mfg. Co., USA; five tubes, long wave and medium wave, all current 115 volts, dynamic speaker, complete with tubes and back panel. - All bakelite cases in good condition. Start Price: EUR 240

Rundfunkempfänger Blaupunkt Ideal VIII, um 1930 Berlin, 3 Röhren (komplett), Bakelitgehäuse, Original-Rückwand, Langwelle und Mittelwelle, Batteriebetrieb, für externen Lautsprecher. - Ein seltenes Radio in gutem Zustand. Start Price: EUR 280 Blaupunkt Ideal VIII Radio Receiver, c. 1930 Berlin, three tubes (complete), bakelite case, original back panel, long wave and medium wave, battery-operated, for external speaker. - A rare radio in good condition. Start Price: EUR 280

A large collection of assorted Field eletrical equipment to include Control Radio sets, Charging Units, etc. #1162

A Crystal Radio set

A quantity of Rolls-Royce and Bentley parts including a radio.

A Steepletone Collectors Edition Radio, 31cm high

A Roberts Revival radio in red

LOT OF POSTCARDS AND CIGARETTE CARDS,the postcards including the Empire Exhibition Glasgow 1938, Exposition Internationale Antwerpen 1930, Paris 1937, also travel and film posters, the cigarette cards including Film Stars, Empire Exhibition 1938, Radio Celebrities and Wild Flowers

Verardo - A 20th Century Italian retro vintage faux suede and mirrored glass Super King size bed headboard featuring a cushioned central headrest measures 6ft long flanked by a pair of drawered bedside cabinets with radio and cassette played in built and large mirror to verso. Complete with sides and footboard. Measures approx 294cm.

Two retro 20th Century Weltron 8 track Retro tape and radio music players, in cream and mustard yellow plastic with spherical body and carry handle atop. Measures 33 cm high.

A Roberts R900 radio.

A Saisho CTR7 TV/Clock radio.

A 1960's Portadyne Radiogram, radio bezel A/F

A boxed Midland Ready Rescue emergency CB radio.

A Dewalt worksite radio

A boxed reproduction Bush TR82/97 radio.

A Truvoice vintage radio. A/F

A vintage Westminster radio A/F COLLECT ONLY

A boxed Taiyo Tyco R/C radio control fireball pick up truck.

A murphy valve radio receiver type BA.228 A/F

AUTOGRAPHS, an autograph album featuring a number of signatures from music and radio celebrities in the 1970's notably LED ZEPPELIN, Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, John Paul Jones and John Bonham. Other featured 'celebrities' include David Cassidy, DJ's Tony Blackburn, Peter Powell, David Hamilton and Rosko, pop singers Les Gray (Mud) and Hurrican Smith and actor Tom Baker

A vintage Prinzsound R999 eight band solid state 26 AC/DC transistor radio

A bag containing a vintage Sakura car radio and a Radiomobile AKD760 radio cassette player with accessories

A box containing a quantity of collectable items including turntable radio, Roberts RB15 3 band portable receiver, a quantity of advertising tins including Devonshire Dairies Ltd. Torquay, etc.

A RADIO SHACK ROAD PHANTOM ELECTRICALLY POWERED MODEL RACING CAR

A SONY VIDEO 8 CCD-SP5E CAMERA RECORDER, PENTAX AND MAMIYA C3 CAMERAS, FIVE PAIRS OF BINOCULARS AND A ROBERTS RADIO

A MAHOGANY SIDE CABINET CONVERTED FROM A RADIO GRAM.

Cast iron based oil lamp, brassware, vintage radio & Remington typewriter

A Bang & Olufsen BeoCenter 2 stereo CD/radio.

Actor, Lizabeth Scott signed 10x8 black and white photograph. Scott (born Emma Matzo; September 29, 1921 - January 31, 2015) was an American actress and a model for the Walter Thornton Modeling Agency, known for her smoky voice and being the most beautiful face of film noir during the 1940s and 1950 After understudying the role of Sabina in the original Broadway and Boston stage productions of The Skin of Our Teeth, she emerged in such films as The Strange Love of Martha Ivers (1946), Dead Reckoning (1947), Desert Fury (1947), and Too Late for Tears (1949). Of her 22 films, she was the leading lady in all but one. In addition to stage and radio, she appeared on television from the late 1940s to early 1970s. Good condition Est.

Actor, Patricia Neal signed 10x8 colour photograph. Neal, January 20, 1926 - August 8, 2010) was an American actress of stage and screen. A major star of the 1950s and 60s, she was the recipient of an Academy Award, a Golden Globe Award, and two British Academy Film Awards, and was nominated for three Primetime Emmy Awards. Her most popular film roles were World War II widow Helen Benson in The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951), radio journalist Marcia Jeffries in A Face in the Crowd (1957), wealthy matron Emily Eustace Failenson in Breakfast at Tiffany's (1961), and the worn out housekeeper Alma Brown in Hud (1963). Good condition Est.

Music, Myleene Klass signed 12x8 colour photograph. Klass (born 6 April 1978) is a British singer, presenter, musician, model and businesswoman. She was a member of the pop group Hear'Say, and later released two solo classical crossover albums in 2003 and 2007. More recently, Klass has been a television and radio presenter. She has hosted television series including Popstar to Operastar (2010-2011) and BBQ Champ (2015) on ITV and The One Show (2007) on BBC One. She was briefly a regular panellist on the ITV lunchtime chat show Loose Women in 2014. Good condition Est.

FAWCETT (MILLICENT GARRETT)Political Economy for Beginners, FIRST EDITION, half-title, occasional soiling, pencil scribblings and erasures on front endpapers, publisher's blind-stamped cloth ('Macmillan's School Class Books'), rubbed, recased, small 8vo, Macmillan, 1870Footnotes:Scarce first edition of Millicent Fawcett's immensely successful work on political economy, published the year before she helped found Newnham College for women at Cambridge in 1871. In 2018 Fawcett came top in a BBC Radio 4 poll for the most influential woman of the past 100 years; she also became the first woman to be commemorated with a statue in Parliament Square, at the unveiling of which Theresa May acknowledged: 'I would not be standing here today as Prime Minister, no female MPs would have taken their seats in Parliament, none of us would have the rights we now enjoy, were it not for one truly great woman: Dame Millicent Garret [sic] Fawcett'.Provenance: John Skelton Downes (awarded matriculation prize, Amersham Hall School, 1873), several ownership signatures and scribbles.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: •• Zero rated for VAT, no VAT will be added to the Hammer Price or the Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

MELLY (GEORGE), JAZZ AND EROTIC DRAWINGSTypescripts for the running order of two episodes of radio programmes 'Jazz Club... Late Jazz.. Introduced by George Melly', EXTENSIVELY ANNOTATED AND DECORATED WITH EROTIC DRAWINGS, together 15 leaves, printed recto and verso, extensive notes added by Melly, in blue or black biro, with the text of his contributions to the programme, amendments to running order, etc., and 18 LARGE CARICATURE DRAWINGS, all but 2 of pseudo-Surrealist erotic (or 'dirty') subject matter, one a portrait of Tommy Whittle and his saxophone, stapled at upper left corner, a few leaves loose, a few small marginal tears, folio (320 x 200mm.), Feb-May 1963 (2)Footnotes:'Jazz Club' radio scripts enlivened with erotically charged sketches by George Melly (1926-2007), a stalwart of the British jazz scene from the 1950s onwards, but equally a champion of Surrealism, bi-sexuality, libertarianism, and 'good times'. Melly introduced the pioneering late night live jazz programme on the BBC, with these two scripts introducing Bob Wallis and his Storyville Jazzmen, and The Tommy Whittle Quartet. Presumably inspired by his interest in Surrealist spontaneity Melly's rapid sketches - taking in a cast of sailors, prisoners, royalty, etc. - are prompted by the titles of the jazz tunes in the programme; 'Everybody Loves Saturday Night' (group sex), 'Duke's in Bed' (involving a figure in a crown), 'We'll be together again' (under the table activity during a prison visit), 'Combined Effort' (group sex), 'So Do It' (a sailor and an eager man), 'Someday Somehow' (a nude Vanessa Redgrave and excitable Bernard Levin), etc.Provenance: George Melly; family descent.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Electronics to include a Panasonic Blue-Ray disc player, a Sony stereo tuner ST-SE500, a Toshiba DVD player HDMI together with a Toshiba remote and a vintage Roberts radio RCS80Location: stairs

The Second World War D.S.O., D.F.C. and bar, D.F.M., Battle of Britain group of seven to Wing Commander W.J. 'Sticks' Gregory, Royal Air Force, Air Interception Radar Operator to the WW2 Night Fighter ace Wing Commander J.R.D.'Bob' Braham,Distinguished Service Order, G.VI.R., dated 1945, in silver-gilt and enamel; Distinguished Flying Cross, G.VI.R., dated 1942, with second award bar, dated 1943; Distinguished Flying Medal, G.VI.R. (75103 F/Sgt W.J.Gregory R.A.F.); 1939-1945 Star with Battle of Britain bar; Atlantic Star with Air Crew Europe bar; War Medal; Air Efficiency Award, G.VI.R. (Flt.Lt W.J.Gregory. RAFVR.). Both bars are later tailor's copies, otherwise very fine to good very fine. (Lot)Footnotes:D.S.O. London Gazette 17.7.1945.Since being recommended for a bar to the Distinguished Flying Cross, this officer has taken part in many operational missions over enemy territory, in the course of which he participated in the destruction of eight enemy aircraft. In June 1943, whist supporting an attack on Cologne, his aircraft was damaged, the port engine being set on fire by enemy fighters. By his skill as a Navigator, Squadron Leader Gregory enabled his pilot to avoid the attacks of the enemy aircraft and assisted him during the return flight. On another occasion, he and his pilot engaged two enemy fighters in a combat which lasted 25 minutes, destroying one of the enemy. In May 1944 Squadron Leader Gregory assisted his pilot to destroy a Focke Wulf 190 while returning from a sortie against Aalborg. Shortly afterwards, the aircraft was severely damaged by a Messerchmitt 109. With their petrol draining rapidly from the damaged tanks, they attempted to fly the aircraft to base, but were forced down on the North Sea and were picked up after 30 minutes by a Naval vessel. For the past seven months, this officer has fulfilled his duties of Station Navigation Officer, in which capacity his experience and advice have been most valuable.D.F.C. London Gazette 4.8.1942.This officer has taken part in the destruction of six enemy aircraft at night. He has shown great skill and devotion to duty.Bar to the D.F.C. London Gazette 16.7.1943.As observer, this officer has completed much operational flying and, by his outstanding ability, has proved himself to be a most valuable member of aircraft crew. By his personal example, tuition and zeal, Flight Lieutenant Gregory has contributed materially to the high standard of efficiency of the observers of his squadron. Since being awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross he has taken part in many sorties and has contributed to the destruction of at least 4 enemy aircraft.D.F.M. London Gazette 17.10.1941.In August 1940, Flight Sergeant Gregory whilst flying in a Blenheim with the late Pilot Officer Rhodes on a night patrol, intercepted a Heinkel 111 which Rhodes over-shot and Gregory, with great coolness, gave the enemy aircraft a long burst from the beam gun with a single Vickers gas-operated gun, destroying the enemy aircraft. Again, in July, 1941, by quick and accurate work on the A.I., he enabled Flt.Lt.J.R.D.Braham, D.F.C., to destroy a Junkers 88 at 6,000 feet in the Thames Estuary and again on 12th September, 1941, although his pilot was apparently overtaking an enemy aircraft very rapidly, by clear and precise instructions, he enabled his pilot to destroy yet another enemy aircraft. Flight Sergeant Gregory has been in the Squadron since 19th May 1940, during which time he has always shown great keenness to contact the enemy and has been an inspiration to the other operators. I therefore most strongly recommend him for the award of the Distinguished Flying Medal.Air Efficiency Award London Gazette 21.3.1946.The lot additionally comprises: The framed warrant for the Distinguished Service Order; two RAF log books one of which is his official one whilst the second is a mirror of the first but with further information and 'extra flights' throughout his flying career; Warrant for promotion to Flight Lieutenant dated 16th February 1949; Caterpillar club badge engraved on reverse (Sgt W.J.Gregory); Caterpillar Club badge engraved on reverse (Sgt W.Gregory Pres by Irvin Co); Silk handkerchief; Caterpillar club membership card; Goldfish club membership card; Bullet marked cigarette case engraved internally (W.J.G.) this was one of his father's most treasured possessions where fighting over Dunkirk this case no doubt saved his life (newspaper article states); two silver plated dishes given to him by the Officers and NCO's of 29 Squadron on the occasion of his marriage; R.A.F. shields for 29, 141 and 926 Squadrons; a photograph frame made from the tip of a pre WW2 aeroplane with photograph of him in uniform; a letter relating to his visit to Buckingham Palace dated 20th November 1942; a letter relating to his D.S.O. dated 19th September 1946; A signed Guildhall reception booklet dated 22nd July 1980 with signatures including Bob Stanford-Tuck, James 'Ginger' Lacey, John Cunningham; An R.A.F. Museum Battle of Britain commemorative plate, a Bristol Beaufighter plate; a framed cartoon entitled 'Caterpillar'; a framed cartoon entitled 'Gay Paree'; an E.II.R. period Officer's cap; a telegram dated 19th July 1945 congratulating him on his D.S.O.; two RAF ties; a signed unframed print entitled 'Moment in Time'; a photograph album with mainly wedding photographs; a signed first day cover; 30 assorted photographs during his career; a copy of Royal Air Force Review December 1947 where he is pictured outside Buckingham Palace collecting a medal; a copy of Fly Past from November 1995; a copy of You magazine from 1990; seven assorted newspapers; a copy of the Telegraph dated 9th October 2001 which includes his obituary; 2x WW2 newspaper cuttings and 1 x Post WW2 newspaper cutting all relating to him.Wing Commander William James Gregory was born at Hartlepool on the 23rd November 1913, he was the son of a builder and was educated at the Lister Sealy School. Prior to WW2 he worked as a plasterer with the family business, and was additionally the drummer in the Debroy Somers Band earning the nickname 'Sticks' which stuck with him throughout his lifetime.He joined the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve on 1st April 1939 as an Airman u/t Observer and trained at No.32 EFTS at Greatham, County Durham.Gregory was called up on the 1st September 1939 and was posted to Prestwick in November where he begins flying, training in both Map Reading and Navigation at No.1 A.O.N.S.. In April 1940 he transfers to No.9 Observer's course at R.A.F. Penrhos, a month later he is posted to 29 Squadron flying on board Blenheims where he has a night Convoy Patrol on the 22nd May. He is then posted to 29 Squadron on the 25th May 1940 based at Debden as a Wireless Operator/Air Gunner, then to become Observer/Radio Operator and finally Radar Operator.He teams up with Braham for the first time on the 12th July 1940 for an 'X' raid (Crashed), a further 'X' raid with P/O R.A.Rhodes on the 6th August and on the 8th again with Rhodes his log book notes Hostile Raid (Crashed). He further carries out a number of 'X' raids and patrols with Rhodes and other pilots in August where on the 18th they shoot down an He.111 into The Wash, his first kill. For September 1940 he is involved with various patrols but no serious action. For October he only flies on the 10th as Anti-Aircraft cooperation and Patrol. In November he carries out a total of five Hostile Patrols being shot at by our own Ack Ack on the 20th, with a further two patrols for December. His entries for January 1941 record five flights but interestingly his log book is signed by Guy Gibson who was Commanding B Flight, he additionally signs it on behalf of the Wing Commander Commanding 29 Squadron. In February he carries out five Hostile Patrols, one with Braham, as well as a Flare T... For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Quantity of Militaria, First World War to the1950's, including an army officer's No.2 dress tunic and trousers, a battledress jacket, shirt, tie and webbing belt to a Lieutenant Royal Signals, various berets and caps, webbing belts, canteens, webbing satchels, a radio transmitter etc, in two boxes.

An Air Ministry Camera Type G45 by Williamson Mfg. Co. Ltd., stamped with broad arrow and with a spare film magazine; an Air Ministry Twin Handled Camera by Williamson Mfg. Co. Ltd, circa 1940's; a Swan Generating Set, used by the RAF for charging aircraft radio batteries, circa 1950's; a Second World War RAF Air Tank for a Lancaster Bomber, in galvanised steel, used for opening the bomb bay doors; two Military Field Telephone Sets MKII F, in green painted wood cases (7)

A Sony reel to reel tape recorder with a portable radio and a vintage radio.

A vintage Philips turntable and radio receiver (one speaker) and a quantity of mixed records.

An outstanding Second War ‘1945’ D.F.C. and Second Award Bar, ‘1943’ D.F.M. group of seven awarded to Wing Commander S. A. R. Taylor, Royal Air Force, who flew in at least 79 operational sorties, with 106, 83 and 7 Squadrons - of which 68 were with the Path Finder Force, all as a Lancaster Visual Bomb Aimer of a Marker Crew Distinguished Flying Cross, G.VI.R., reverse officially dated ‘1945’, with Second Award Bar, reverse officially dated ‘1945’; Distinguished Flying Medal, G.VI.R. (1391937 F/Sgt. S. A. R. Taylor. R.A.F.); 1939-45 Star; Air Crew Europe Star, 1 clasp, France and Germany; Defence and War Medals 1939-45; General Service 1962-2007, 1 clasp, Radfan (Sqn. Ldr. S. A. R. Taylor R.A.F.) mounted as originally worn, very fine (7) £6,000-£8,000 --- 1 of only approximately 20 D.F.C. and Second Award Bar, D.F.M. combinations awarded for the Second World War. D.F.C. London Gazette 23 March 1945. The original Recommendation states: ‘This officer is on his third operational tour, having completed 60 sorties - 49 of which have been in a Marker Crew, being safely concluded in the Path Finder Force. Flight Lieutenant Taylor’s keenness and coolness in facing the enemy has set a high standard of morale in the crew with which he operates, and has helped to a considerable extent in making the crew such a successful one. Never at a loss to overcome difficulties, his steadfastness; determination to give of his best at all times is highly commendable. He possesses courage of a high degree, cheerfulness under all circumstances, and these exceptional qualities have set a high example to the Squadron.’ D.F.C. Second Award Bar London Gazette 16 November 1945. The original Recommendation states: ‘This Officer has now completed 79 operational sorties, of which 68 have been with the Path Finder Force, all as Visual Bomb Aimer of a Marker Crew. Of a very cheerful disposition, Flight Lieutenant Taylor has always displayed courage, skill and efficiency and great determination in action, often under the most trying and hazardous conditions. His strong devotion to duty and untiring efforts to give of his best have inspired the utmost confidence amongst the rest of his crew.’ D.F.M. London Gazette 10 December 1943. The official Press Release states: ‘Flight Sergeant Taylor is a Bomb Aimer of a crew which has acquired a fine reputation on many operational missions. He has completed sorties over many heavily defended targets, always displaying outstanding determination and coolness. During a recent attack on Hanover, five runs were made over the target area before Flight Sergeant Taylor was satisfied that he had identified the target. Recently while engaged in operations against Mannheim and Kassel, he again made several runs in the face of heavy opposition to ensure accuracy of aim. His behaviour has been exemplary at all times.’ Stanley Alfred Robert Taylor was born in March 1922, and educated at Battersea Grammar School. He joined the Royal Air Force in 1941, and carried out initial training as a navigator/bomb aimer, including at No. 42 A.S., Port Elizabeth; No. 26 O.T.U., North Luffenham and No. 1660 Conversion Unit, Swinderby. Taylor flew a Nickel raid, whilst stationed at the latter, 20 December 1942. He was posted for further operational flying to 106 Squadron (Lancasters) at Syerston in January 1943, and flew in at least 10 operational sorties with them, including: Frisians; Berlin (3); Hamburg; Essen (2); St. Nazaire; Duisburg and Kiel. Taylor transferred, with his pilot Sergeant D. N. Britton, to 83 Squadron (Lancasters) as part of the Pathfinder Force at Wyton in April 1943. He flew in at least 36 operational sorties with the Squadron between April 1943 - April 1944, including: Stettin; Duisburg; Essen; Dortmund; Munster; Cologne; Monchanin; Krefeld; Mulheim; Wuppertal; Turin; Hamburg (2); Turin-Genoa; Nuremburg; Milan; Berlin (4); Mannheim; Munich (2); Hanover; Darmstadt; Hanover; Kassel; Modane; Mannheim; Texel (2); Leipzig; Stuttgart (3) and Frankfurt. After a rest, Taylor returned to Pathfinder Force and was posted to 7 Squadron (Lancasters) at Oakington in October 1944. Taylor flew in at least 32 operational sorties with the Squadron, including: Dusiburg (2); Wilhelmshaven; Stuttgart (2); Essen; Oberhausen; Gelsenkirchen; Dortmund; Wanne-Eickel; Freuberg; Karlsruhe; Osnabruck; Ulm; Koblenz; Ludwigshaven; Hanau; Leuna; Zeitz; Chemnitz (2); Dessau; Dortmund; Homberg; Hagen; Rheine; Hildesheim; Hamburg; Nordhausen; Harburg; Bayreuth and Bremen. After the war, Taylor’s subsequent postings included as part of the B.A.F.O. at R.A.F. Lubeck, Esche, and Wunsdorf. He was posted to A.H.Q. Hong Kong in September 1949, after which he spent several years posted at R.A.F. Technical College and at Air Electronics School, Hullavington. Taylor was appointed a Member of the Royal Aeronautical Society in 1959, and a Member of the Institution of Electronic and Radio Engineers in 1960, becoming a Chartered Engineer in 1967. He served at H.Q.M.E.C., Aden, May 1964 - April 1966, advanced to Wing Commander and filled a number of engineering and communication roles including a posting on attachment to the Kenyan Armed Forces, 1968-1971. He retired in 1978, and moved to Brisbane, Australia. Sold with the following original related items and documents: 7 related miniature awards, mounted as originally worn; Royal Air Force Flying Log Book for Navigators Air Bombers Air Gunners Flight Engineers (20 February 1952 - 9 January 1981) including civilian entries, inside cover annotated ‘Certified that Volume I of Log Book was lost at No. 7 Sqdn, R.A.F. Oakington in June, 1945 as a result of a sudden posting at the end of the war’; Path Finder Force Badge Award Certificate, dated 7 April 1944, glazed and framed, with Path Finder Force Badge and Observer’s Brevet; D.F.C. Royal Mint case of issue; named Buckingham Palace enclosure for the award of the Bar to his D.F.C.; Second War Campaign Medal enclosure; a photograph of 7 Squadron, R.A.F. Oakington, April 1945, individually named, framed and glazed; 2 photographs of recipient in uniform from later life, and one group photograph including him which is glazed and framed; and a signed farewell card from R.A.F. Langenhagen.

A Nikko radio controlled Street Mayhem Tuner Honda Civic, Type EP-3, 1:14 scale, together with a Marks & Spencer Outdoor R/C plane. (2)

A Product Enterprise Ltd radio controlled Dr Who Classic Dalek, with radio command, boxed.

Radio controlled vehicles, comprising a Tyco RC Sea Arrow, RC Helicopter, and a Heliway RC Helicopter. (3)

Radio controlled vehicles, comprising RC Ferrari Testarossa, radio controlled robot, and a Corgi Super Electronics Ferrari F40. (3)

A Fairey Huntsman 31 radio controlled boat, 1:16 scale, with action radio control gear and two Grouper motors, 87cm wide..

A group of toys, including a Radcon Porsche 930 turbo radio controlled car, Record Breakers World of Speed Tri-Power Tomcat series, Lego, die cast vehicles, etc. (1 box)

Action Man by Palitoy, including a Royal Marine expiration team Action Man, a German paratrooper, radio operator, etc. (5)