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Lot 265
Cigarette Cards, Mixture, in original albums, Will's Radio Celebrities, The Reign of King George V, Our King & Queen, Wild Flowers (x2), and Players The Kings and Queens of England, together with sets in original Will's Cigarette Packets to name Railway Equipment (x2), Life in the Royal Navy and Garden Flowers (gen gd)
Lot 51
Cigarette Cards, Mixture, a collection of original albums containing sets and part sets by Player's to include The Coronation of HM King George VI, Military Uniforms of the British Army Overseas, Hints on Association Football, Film Stars, Cycling, British Freshwater Fishes, International Air Liners, National Flags & Arms and by Wills' Birds & Their Young, Radio Celebrities (x2) and 2nd Series, Our King & Queen, Reign of King George VI (x2), Dogs, Railway Engines (x2) and Safety First, (albums fair, foxing, cards gen fair/gd)
Lot 664
Heaney (Seamus) Manuscript - Celtic Art: An Introduction, Ian Finaly, Faber 7.50 Single foolscap page, a hand written critique by Heaney of the above volume. Also part of a typed critique by Heaney of another book, 2pp; and 2 postcards from Seamus Heaney to Kieran Sheeedy, one from America re documentary on John Field, Composer, and another concerning documentary about the troubled first production of O'Casey's play 'the Plough and the Stars' in 1926. Also included is a Proof Copy of Patrick Piggott's book The Life and Music of John Field, 1782 - 1837, As a lot, w.a.f.Provenance: Mr. Kieran Sheedy. In the early 1970's Seamus Heaney presented an R.T.E. radio book programme 'Imprint' which was produced by K. Sheedy. They also broadcast a few radio documentaries, together, including one on composer John Field. To the Present Vendor. Unusual lot. (1)
Lot 85
DIE HARD (1988) - John McClane's (Bruce Willis) Radio John McClane's (Bruce Willis) radio from John McTiernan’s action-thriller Die Hard. McClane used his radio throughout the Nakatomi Plaza siege to infuriate Hans Gruber (Alan Rickman) and maintain contact with LAPD cop Al Powell (Reginald Vel Johnson). The piece is a real Kenwood TH-21BT walkie talkie, made with a plastic body, buttons and screw-on aerial. The radio’s detachable battery is still present, and a hand-cut white label with the Kenwood logo and a distinctive black line along the bottom – only seen on McClane’s radio – runs across the back. The piece has numerous scratches on the plastic body and along the aerial from use, and is supplied with a letter of authenticity from the film’s assistant property master. Dimensions: 3.5 cm x 6.5 cm x 18.5 cm (1 ½" x 2 ¾" x 7 ¼") As this item contains electronic components, every effort has been made to describe them accurately, however no guarantee or warranty is made as to functionality, lifespan or safety of those components. It is entirely incumbent on the new owner to satisfy themselves as to their safe use and maintenance. VAT Status - Margin
Lot 78
* EDWARD GAGE MBE RSW PSSA (1925 - 2000) FESTIVAL HANGOVER watercolour on paper, signed and dated '83 56cm x 75.5cm Mounted, framed and under glass. Note: Teddy Gage held the post of art master at Fettes College, Edinburgh. He at once found that he had a real love and gift for teaching, and spent 17 happy and successful years with the school. One former pupil has described how, as soon as he entered the art room, he was no longer a schoolboy subject to school masters, but one grown-up in full communication with another. His enthusiasm and inspiration have been spoken to by all who were taught by him, either at Fettes or at Napier College, where he was a senior lecturer from 1968 to 1986. Teddy also designed stage sets and did a great deal of illustration work, especially for the BBC in the Radio Times. Painting was, however, his continuing main love. He produced a steady flow of pictures, and had ten one-man exhibitions between 1964 and 1986, besides contributing paintings to group exhibitions in Edinburgh, London and elsewhere. Examples of his work can be seen in many public collections throughout Scotland and England. From 1960 to 1964, he was president of the Society of Scottish Artists. From 1966 till 1995, Teddy Gage was the art critic of The Scotsman, reviewing every exhibition of note in Edinburgh. He also found time to gather material for a book on contemporary Scottish painting, which was published in 1977, entitled The Eye in the Wind. Please see lots 92 & 114.
Lot 29
A retro silver 1980's Akai separates entertainment unit set within a teak and smoked glass cabinet having jack point for head phones built in to the out side of the unit, Akai separates to include AP-B110 turntable, AM-U110 amp, AT-K110L radio receiver and cs-F110 tape desk, with a pair of Akai speakers. 96cm high x 50cm wide x 44cm deep
Lot 197
Two boxes of various LP records including Bob Marley and the Wailers "Natty Dread", XTC "English Settlement", Nilsson "Son of Schmilsson", Rush "A Farewell to Kings" and "Exit.....Stage Left", Jethro Tull "The Broadsword and the Beast", Bob Dylan "Desire", Cat Stevens "Teaser and the Firecat", Graham Parker and the Rumour "The (Black) Pink Parker (Full radio only edition)", Nine Below Zero "Third Degree", Wizzard "Brew", Yes "Time and Word" together with 3 boxes of various 45rpm singles
Lot 9
South Street Kids Radio by Joy Pirkle. Sponsored by South Street Kids Group. Artist, Joy Pirkle, met with South Street Kids Group on two occasions for a two hour workshop, exploring themes and formulating designs through the sessions. The pig includes portraits of some of the youngsters who attend the group and the pig is also sporting a pair of earphones in reference to their radio station.
Lot 3617
WW2 husband and wife Para/WAAF lot: British Airborne Signals and WAAF Veterans items to include: WW2 RAF Association wooden tray; WW2 embroidered Sweetheart Royal Corps of Signals throw; sixteen enamel membership badges, Para, Signals, WAAF, civil etc; six pairs of cuff links, Para, Signals; 1st Parachute Battl Veterans tie; two ladies' A/B headscarves; WW2 WAAF Corporals Brassard; reunion china and glassware and EPNS tankard. WAAF reunion mirror compact; transcript of a script from a radio play from Feb 1944; guide to leaving the RAF May 1945; Lancing Bagnall Pegasus mascot; presentation glass bowl to the couple with Parachute Signals badge, engraved along with a message of thanks from the 1st A/B Div Signals OCA
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