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Lot 573
A LYONS TEA ENAMEL ADVERTISING SIGN, white lettering with orange border on blue background with white and orange border, approximately 45cm high x 150cm wide, extensive damage especially to bottom edge, enamel loss, wear and rusting to edges, with an Exide Drydex Radio Batteries tin advertising sign, rear marked 'This plate is the Property of Exide Drydex Batteries', white lettering on green and yellow background, approximately 43cm high x 62cm wide, some minor damage, paint loss and wear, with an Atcost Limited enamel advertising sign, yellow lettering on black background with yellow edging, approximately 30cm high x 76cm wide, extensive enamel loss around letter A, together with other rusting, holes, damage and wear (3)
Lot 413
An Art Deco Ecko Type AD75 bakelite radio with circular brown bakelite case, quilted fabric speaker grille, 14¼in. (36.2cm.) high. *Condition: Not tested. Complete with original mains lead nut plug not fitted. Also complete with wite aerial with socket fitting. Case very good, with no damage. A few very minor scratches. Two worn areas to speaker grille fabric - the larger to lower right hand side. Celluloid tuning dial inset is warped but otherwise good. Backboard is missing two fixing screws and has a burnt hole to lower left - no burn damage visible inside the radio to electronics so possibly the result of an old fault which has been repaired. Electronics very dirty and dusty.
Lot 523
Corgi Classics boxed Commercial and Public Service Vehicles. Including: 97195 Howell's Bedford Pantechnicon, 97828 Rochdale Daimler Fleetline Bus, 97126 National Coal Board Bedford O Van, 98475 Fire Marshall VW Van (3x), 96895 Birmingham City Transport Morris J Van (2x), 96904 RAC Radio Rescue Bedford (3x sun damage to boxes), Q949/22 Bedford Type OB Coach plus similar police, ambulance AA etc.. Stock bought from a closing-down shop - all boxed & in original condition except noted. (21)
Lot 1073
A Sir Cedric Hardwicke costume from The Hunchback of Notre DameRKO Radio Pictures, 1939. Designed by Walter Plunkett. Brown velvet full-length long-sleeved cloak with an additional burgundy and tan flocked undercloak sewn in, bearing an interior 'Western Costume Co.' label inscribed, 'Sir Cedric Hardwicke / 2[?]047' in black ink, with 'Harwick [sic]' written in black ink and a 'Western Costume Co.' stamp on the interior. This luxurious costume is evidence of RKO's sparing no expense for the sumptuous production based on the novel by Victor Hugo. Directed by William Dieterle and co-starring Charles Laughton and Maureen O'Hara, Hardwicke plays the wicked Frollo whose judgmental superiority and hypocrisy wreak havoc on Quasimodo and Esmeralda. Hardwicke wears the costume throughout much of the film, and his naturally regal bearing, the imposing design of this costume, and his superior performance make him the perfect villain of this piece; he ultimately meets his demise in this costume when he is thrown off the top of Notre Dame Cathedral by Quasimodo in the climactic end of the film. Accompanied by a DVD of the film.
Lot 1099
A Christmas CarolMGM, 1938. U.S. one sheet poster, style C, linen-backed. The venerable Reginald Owen plays the part of Ebenezer Scrooge in this version of Charles Dickens' timeless classic. Lionel Barrymore, who had played the part of Scrooge annually on radio, was originally cast as the old miser when the arthritis that left him wheelchair-bound prevented him from taking the part. It was at his urging that Reginald Owen ultimately played what many consider his best role. 29.25 x 43 in.
Lot 1224
A Norma Shearer and Louella Parsons group of photosComprising an oversized silver gelatin matte photograph with 'Kindly Credit / Hurrell / MGM' on the reverse, signed and inscribed by Shearer to Parson's husband, Dr. Harry Martin: 'To the 'Doctor' - / With real affection / Norma Shearer.' Accompanied by two oversized photos of Shearer and Parsons having tea in Parsons' garden, both with 'Clarence Sinclair Bull' stamps on the reverse. Like most of the stars during the Golden Age of Hollywood, Shearer did her part to keep the powerful columnist happy including allowing Louella visits to the set of her films, posing for publicity photos, appearing on her radio program, and keeping her in the know regarding her life and career. Provenance: originally from the estate of Louella Parsons. 11 x 14 in.
Lot 603
"Ballad of Easter Week" Behan (Brendan) Typescript (c.1951) by Brendan Behan of the republican ballad Who Fears to Speak of Easter Week, in eight verses,with corrections in Behan's hand. Attached to the two page typescript is a single page typed note from Behan to "Frank" (Francis McManus, novelist and broadcaster) regarding a proposed recording of the ballad for the popular 1950's Radio Éireann series The Ballad Makers' Saturday Night. Behan was a contributor of scripts and ballads to the show, including this incendiary version of the ballad commemorating the 1916 Rising which - as the note to McManus makes clear - Behan was keen to sing on air, as a typescript, w.a.f. (2) ... With mausers bold and hearts of gold, and the Countess dressed in green, and high above the GPO, the rebel flag was seen ... (1)Provenance: Collection of Micheál Ó hAodha.
![Rare Unpublished LettersBy Flann O'Brien[O'Nolan (Brian)]: An important Archive of eight typed and ALs letters by Brian O'Nol](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/abbd3060-317d-4691-bb31-ab0900d4900c/08b9df77-9afc-4e78-a840-ab1000ae9184/468x382.jpg)
Lot 604
Rare Unpublished LettersBy Flann O'Brien[O'Nolan (Brian)]: An important Archive of eight typed and ALs letters by Brian O'Nolan (Flann O'Brien/Myles na gCopaleen) and one letter by his wife Evelyn O'Nolan. The letters date from the period November 1956 to July 1960.This previously unpublished correspondence with producers Micheál Ó hAodha and James Plunkett (author of Strumpet City) deals with O'Nolan's broadcast work on Radio Éireann including his scripts Thirst, Flight and Cruiskeen Lawn and an adaptation of his novel At Swim Two Birds. The letters contain a lively mixture of O'Nolan's inventive ideas for various radio plays and panel-shows, plus more mundane matters related to payment for his broadcast work. Of particular note are three letters (March 1959 to March 1960), which outline O'Nolan's observations on the misuse and misunderstanding of words and the potential he sees for a radio show based on this concept. O'Nolan gives the word ULLAGE as an example which he says is mistakenly taken to refer to public house slops. In a letter dated 4 March, 1959, O'Nolan says;"My idea is to assemble a panel of three smart alecs and put questions like that to them ... the general plan - though never to be stated - is to show that important people are extremely ignorant, even illiterate. It is very cruel, but might make good entertainment."The correspondence also provides some insights into O'Nolan's domestic life at a time when he had retired from the Civil Service and was keen to generate other income from his writing. In one letter (26 March,1960), O'Nolan credits moving house from Belmont Avenue, Donnybrook to Stillorgan, Co. Dublin as the inspiration for a 30 minute playlet he has written (titled Moving Out?). The letter ( 22 November,1956) from his wife Evelyn, refers to an illness which required a hospital stay for O'Nolan.An Archive which highlights Brian O'Nolan's unbridled genius and his ambition to see his work broadcast in Ireland and abroad. The eight letters by O'Nolan all carry his strong and distinctive signature in ink, as typescript, w.a.f. (9). Provenance: Collection of Micheál Ó hAodha
Lot 101
Important and Very Rare "Top Secret" Orders for Operation "Neptune" The Naval Side of the D-Day Landings and Other Items, namely " G Communication Orders for Operation Neptune", Top Secret and issued 20th May 1944. Considerable detail listing all Naval Headquarters and where located ie HMS Scylla, together with wireless Organization and a critical and highly secret matter across all units, Frequency Allocation and Call Signs, authentication etc., Another very interesting section concerns the use of Radio Aids to Navigation etc. c.120pp., tables, charts. Together with a large Top Secret Chart trace, headed "Swept Channels and Routeing Situation P.M.D Day. ", Shows in effect routes (numbered) from Channel into each landing Beach. Also six Top Secret photograph/ charts "Bigot" showing on 4th June planned landings and routes and German dispositions etc, also stamped Top Secret on reverse of each photograph. Together with Special Orders relating to the surrender of German Naval Forces, 14pp., including annexe (probably an under copy of the Original), and seven page Surrender document (German Forces 7th May 1945 at Rheims) possibly issued to most senior Staff. All in very good condition.
![*Vintage Collectable 1949 Zippo Lighter Engraved FTR (Federal Telephone & Radio) [LQD106]](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/b9cf0058-5bd8-4c27-aaab-ab0b00a7f643/fe94e4aa-2702-49aa-bfa6-ab1a01165c0d/468x382.jpg)
Lot 275
A quantity of 8mm cine cameras to include Yashica Electro 8 LD-6, Sankyo sound XL-60 S, Agfa Movexoom 10 sound, Fujica Single B P2, Sekonic Simplomat zoom 8, Eumig C10 zoom, Plusmatic super 8, Bell & Howell autoload optonic eye with additional Fujinon tele converter lens 1:1.8 2 x, along with a Kodak tele-instamatic 330 camera and a Kodak EK160 instant camera and two instruction booklets for the Yashica Electro 8 LD-6 [10]Along with a boxed Morphy Richards noiseless hair dryer, woodworking tools, Ajax pocket radio, Meltex vintage toilet roll holder in box.
Lot 174
EARLY 20TH CENTURY SHEET MUSIC, MAINLY 1920S DANCE BANDS to include Herman Darewski & His Famous Melody Band at the Winter Gardens, Blackpool, Geraldo Bright at The Majestic Hotel St. Annes-on-Sea, The Savoy Orpheans, Sid Firman & His Radio Dance Band etc. together with "Smoke Clouds" written by Davy Burnaby, Ernest C. Rolls & Herman Darewski, sung by Jennie Benson (19)
Lot 82
FILM FUN' AND 'RADIO FUN' ANNUALS TOGETHER WITH OTHER FILM / CINEMA ANNUALS to include 'Radio Fun' 1940, 1948, 1949, 1950 (Wilfred Pickles), 1951 (x2), 1952, 1953, 1954 (x2), 1955, 1957 (x2), Film Fun 1939, 1948 (x2), 1949, 1950, 1951, 1953 (x2), 1958, Picture Show Annual 1952, Film-Lovers' Annual 1934?, Film Parade, Boy's Cinema Annual 1941 and Inside Filmland Life With The Stars, (27)
Lot 853
THREE RADIOS comprising an Ever Ready Model C All-Dry Portable Octal Valve Radio, with a cream plastic and painted plywood case (not tested); a Pye flip-front radio, with a black bakelite case and chrome brackets (not currently working); and a Telefunken-Super 2B54GWK radio, with a dark brown bakelite case (not currently working).
Lot 859
FOUR RADIOS comprising a Roberts Type CR Portable Radio, with a crimson cloth-covered case (working); Ever Ready Sky Queen Portable Radio, with a red cloth covered case (not tested); Roberts Transistor Model R200 radio, with a crimson cloth covered case (not tested); and a Roberts Transistor Model 303 radio, with a polished wood case (not tested).
Lot 892
A MODEL TUG BOAT 'LADY JAN', OF HULL the superstructure removable for motorized operation, with a part-plank effect deck and detailed fittings, the glass reinforced plastic hull painted black over red and fitted with an electric motor, complete with display stand and a Futaba radio control unit, 102cm long.
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