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Lot 469
Collection of boxed and unboxed tin plate, diecast and plastic models to include Empire Made Toys Battery operated and Radio Controlled Vanwall Racing Car, 1/24 scale Merit Lago-Talbot Superkit plastic model kit, Telsalda Friction Powered Lotus F1 Racer, Vanwall racing car diecast model in green, Schuco Examico 4001 and tin plate telephone van
Lot 1541
Two boxed French Dinky military diecast models to include 800 Renault Sinpar 4 x 4 in military green with military green concave hubs with black interior, 2 x figures and radio box in black with green-grey plastic canopy roof, complete with net, aerial contained within plastic bag and a full and complete decal sheet and 815 Renault Sinpar 4 x 4 Gendarmerie Militaire in military green with concave hubs, 2 x figures and radio box in white and aerial in plastic bag, all diecast ex with no signs of paint chips or marks, boxes vg overall with some light signs of storage related wear to include creasing to one end of box and one end flap starting to show fairly heavy wear on model 800 box
Lot 247
Lodge, Oliver, Electrons, Prize Binding, Lodge, Oliver, Electrons, or the Nature and Properties of Negative Electricity, published London George Bell & Sons, 1907, full red leather prize binding gilt edging and seal for Nottingham High School' with gilt design and text to spine, Sir Oliver Joseph Lodge, FRS (12 June 1851 – 22 August 1940), stood as a prominent British physicist and author, leaving a lasting impact on the realm of radio development. Acknowledged for holding pivotal patents in the field, Lodge made significant contributions independent of Hertz's proof in identifying electromagnetic radiation. His noteworthy 1894 Royal Institution lectures, titled "The Work of Hertz and Some of His Successors," showcased an early radio wave detector known as the "coherer." In recognition of his contributions, Lodge was granted the "syntonic" (or tuning) patent by the United States Patent Office in 1898. Beyond his achievements in radio, Lodge served as the Principal of the University of Birmingham from 1900 to 1920, playing a crucial role in the academic landscape. Notably, Lodge's interests extended beyond the realms of physics. He was recognized for his Spiritualist beliefs and engaged in pseudoscientific exploration of life after death. This facet of his work is evident in numerous books he authored, with the best-selling "Raymond; or, Life and Death" (1916) standing out. In this work, Lodge delved into what he believed were detailed messages from his deceased adult son, who lost his life in World War I, received through a medium. Lodge's multidimensional contributions have left an indelible mark on both the scientific and spiritual spheres.
Lot 3337
A miniature Minetta camera, brown leather case; a Casio TV-600 miniature pocket TV, LCD colour, boxed; a Sinclair Micromatic World's Smallest Radio, boxed; a novelty Carling Black Label can camera; a BT 50p phonecard, sealed; a pair of National Trust folding binoculars; a Wiking - Modelle VW 1300, boxed; etc
Lot 83
Television - a selection of vintage c1960s / 1970s Radio Times and TV Times magazines. Cover features include: Softly Softly, It's A Knock-out!, Newsroom, The Informer, Seven Deadly Sins, The Forsyth Saga, Kenneth More and others. Each containing listings and articles from the day - including sitcom interest, Doctor Who, etc.
Lot 200
Diana, Princess Of Wales (1961-1997) - an early work contract for Diana Spencer - signed and largely completed in her hand, and dated May 22nd, 1979. The contract for 'Solve Your Problem Ltd,' of 25a Kensington Church Street, London. Filled out by the then seventeen-year-old Diana Spencer in black ink, she notes her address as 69 Cadogan Place, SW1, with telephone number, religion and date of birth noted. Perhaps of most interest is that Diana has incorrectly noted her date of birth as 'July 1st 1960' when infact she was born July 1st 1961 (she was seventeen years and ten months old at the time of signing, but the incorrect date made her appear eighteen years and ten months old). The vendor having always been told that this was thought to be deliberate, Diana making herself appear older in order to get a job quicker, or receive more pay. Diana lists her previous employer (Doctors ANG Duckworth-Chad of Norfolk). The form is further annotated in blue ink by an official representative (most likely Mary Cook who owned Solve Your Problem Ltd), including the comment of 'nearly 18' alongside Diana's incorrect date of birth - presumably when they discovered the incorrect date, a list of Diana's skills 'Daily m/help wanted, Babies upwards - under 10, cook - basic, h/work, animals, clean, and (in pencil) 'ballet dancer'. To the lower part of the form is written 'lovely girl - send anywhere,' in the same hand. The bottom of the form has further additions showing Diana's first two official posts with the company. Accompanied by a similar contract dated 5th December 1979 for Miss Carolyn Pride (later Bartholomew), Diana's close friend and housemate. The address noted as 60 Colherne Court, Old Compton, SW5 - the address in which Pride was now living with Diana. Diana and Carolyn lived together at Colherne Court until Diana's engagement to Prince Charles in 1981. A blue plaque exists on the building today. This contract is filled out in red ink by Pride, with similar amendments in blue ink by Mary Cook. A later newspaper clipping 'Royal Wedding 29.7.81' has been affixed to the lower corner. Provenance (from the vendor): Mary Cook was an old friend of my husband's. She was once a Portuguese Countess and a concert pianist of some renown. She worked for the Nuffield Centre and introduced many unknowns to the world of TV and radio, people like Max Bygraves, Tony Hancock, Peter Sellers and other ENSA notables who became household names. She knew everybody who was anybody in London, and when she left her husband 'Foxy' (Count Saul Seruya), she returned to London and needed to work. She set up a very high-class employment agency called ‘Solve Your Problem Ltd' in Kensington. Because Cook knew Lady Fermoy she had an ‘in’ with the palaces and provided a lot of vetted staff for them - I think that’s how Diana was tipped off by her grandmother to use Mary in finding a job. I worked for Solve Your Problem Ltd, and Mary, to cover someone’s holiday leave one summer and she gave me the job application form as a thank-you. Mary died in 2006 and a copy of her Thanksgiving Service Programme is included in the sale. For more information on Mary Cook, please see: www.independent.ie/news/mary-cook/26411557.html
Lot 394
CHURCHMAN: The Houses of Parliament & Their Story, 1931, Full Set of 25; CLEVEDON CONFECTIONERY: British Aircraft, 1958, N° 25 only; CARRERAS (Turf): British Aircraft, circa 1953, part set: 7/50; CARRERAS (Turf): Highwaymen, 1924, three cards; BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO : Aeroplanes, gilt edge, ciren 1926, part set - 9/50; GODFREY PHILLIPS: In The Public Eye, 1935, Full Set of 54; GALLAHER: Plants of Commercial Value, 1917, set of 100, but lacking N. 74; HIGNETT: Turnpikes, 1927, Full Set of 25; R.J. HILL (Spinett): Our Empire, 1929, Full Set of 30; R.J. HILL (Spinett): Famous Places From Dickens Classics, 1926, Full Set of 50; JUNIOR SERVICE SWEET CIGARETTES: "Aeroplane" photographs, circa 1950's, N°7 only; LAMBERT & BUTLER: Aeroplane Markings, 1937, Full Set of 50; LAMBERT & BUTLER: History of Aviation, 1932, Full Set of 25; LAMBERT & BUTLER: Aviation, 1915, Full Set of 25; LAMBERT & BUTLER: Empire Air Routes, 1936, Full Set of 50; LLOYDS (Bondman Cigarettes): Old English Inns, 1923, Full Set of 25; LYONS TEA: Australia 1948, part set: 19/48; R.J. LEA (Chairman Juniors): Radio Stars, 1935, Full Set of 54; STEPHEN MITCHELL: Wonderful Century 1837-1937, Full Set of 50; STEPHEN MITCHELL: A Gallery of 1935, 1936, Full Set of 50; STEPHEN MITCHELL: Our Empire, 1937, Full Set of 50; PLAYERS: Counties & Their Industries, 1914 (numbered), Full Set of 25; PLAYERS: Ditto part set, un-numbered: 24/25; WILLS: Famous Inventions, 1915, Full Set of 50.
Lot 381
COHEN, WEENEN & Co.: Star Artistes, series No 4, circa 1905, four cards; COHEN, WEENEN & Co.: Wonders of the World, 1923, one card: The Radfflesia Arnoldi; ANGLO-AMERICAN CHEWING GUM: Underwater Adventure, 1966, Full set of 40; FRANKLYN, DAVEY & Co.: Children of All Nations, 1934, part set 40/50; R.J. LEA (CHAIRMAN): Wonders of the World, 1938, Full set of 48; GODFREY PHILLIPS: Shots From the Films, 1934, part set 38/48; GALLAHER (PARK DRIVE): Stars of Screen & Stage, 1935, Full set of 48; GALLAHER (PARK DRIVE): Champions of Screen & Stage, 1935, Full set of 48; GALLAHER (PARK DRIVE): Famous Film Scenes, 1935, part set 43/48; GALLAHER (PARK DRIVE): Shots From Famous Films, 1936, part set 40/48; ARDATH: Film, Stage, & Radio Stars, 1935, part set 12/50; GODFREY PHILLIPS: Red Indians, 1927, Full set of 25; STEPHEN MITCHELL: Money, circa 1913, set of 25, but lacking No 25; UNITED SERVICES: Bathing Belles, 1939, part set 30/50; STOGL PUBLICITY SERIES: Stars of Today, circa 1930, one: D. Fairbanks, M. Pickford & C. Chaplin; CARRERAS: Christie Comedy Girls, 1928, No 10 only; PLAYERS: Those Pearls of Heaven, 1914, Full set of 25; PLAYERS: Wonders of the World, 1913, set of 25, but lacking No 25; ROTHMANS: Prominent Screen Favourites, 1934, Full set of 24; PLAYERS: Past & Present, 1916, Full set of 25; GALLAHER: Film Episodes, 1936, part set 44/48; STANDARD CIGARETTES: Film Star series, 1933, No 71 only; WILLS (THE FLAG CIGARETTES): one: D. Fairbanks, M. Pickford & C. Chaplin; WILLS: Wonders of the Past, 1926, Full set of 50; WILLS: Romance of the Heavens, 1928, set of 50 but lacking No 20; WILLS: Time & Money in Different Countries, 1906, Full set of 50; FRY’S COCOA: Time & Money in Different Countries, 1908, Nos 24 & 46 only; KELLOGS: Famous Firsts, 1963, Full set of 12; OGDENS: Children of All Nations (cut-out), 1923, Full set of 50; BROWNES TEA: Wonders of the World, 1970, Nos 1 to 25 inclusive; BASSETTS: Pop Stars, 1974, Full set of 25.
Lot 486
Doctor Who - an assorted collection of boxed action figures, playsets and other items. Including: Dalek Invasion Mini Figurines Multi-Pack, Eaglemoss ' Special 25 ' Reaper, Dalek Collector's Set #2, an Eleventh Doctor Vinyl Collectors Figurine, a large scale Radio Controlled K9 figure (complete), and a box of Dr Who building blocks / figures. Mixture of boxed / sealed / unboxed.
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