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Liverpool Interest - Two black and white original amateur photographs of the Cavern Club (exterior), another of a young Jimmy Saville; Port At War, a booklet pub. 1946 by Mersey Docks & Harbour Board, The Port of Liverpool, a plan of the Docks, Old Liverpool, a booklet c1889, a series of prints of Liverpool Cathedral views from the Building News c1886, another of New Offices James Street c1874, a souvenir radio programme cover, a centenary edition of the Liverpool Echo, 1901.

A Rees Mace bakelite valve radio.

A modern table lamp, a Bush radio, an anaroid barometer and an alarm clock (electrical items PAT tested) (4) Bid Online at www.theauctioncentre.co.uk

A model Porsche car and a radio controlled Knight Rider car.

A 1958 cased EKCO Transistor Radio (BT P333), one of the first British made Transistor Radios.

A 1/10th scale RTR Nitro Dodge Viper Racing Car, complete with electric start roto start/radio control, fuel accessories, charger. Used once.

A selection of Sepia Albums, a Scrap Book of Cards and Telegrams, a Birthday Book, old Radio Times, etc.

A Philips S32A Radio/Record Player.

Three copies of Radio Fun Annual - 1946,1950 and 1959

A 1953 Radio Times Coronation issue and another

A vintage HMV record player / radio in a mahogany case bears ivorine panel to back, reference to the instrument "Model number 1604 & serial number 6/1014949" together with a ivorine licence plate label

"An Amplion laminated oak and metal loud speaker together with a wooden cased radio receiver with applied Blackburn Corporation Transport Ltd badge, w36cm (2) "Condition: Appears good

A VINTAGE RADIO MODEL NUMBER 65A TOGETHER WITH ANOTHER VINTAGE PYE RADIO CIRCA 1940`S.

A Box: assorted Ephemera relating to Radio Broadcaster Roy Plomley OBE (1914-1985), including sigd and annot script for “Hooray for our Side” + annot script for “Devil’s Highway” + sigd (x2) and annot scrip for “The Shiny Surface” + f/g photograph approximately 7 ½” x 5 ½”, the whole 13” x 10”

A Vintage Bush Radio

Revenues: 1970-80 Radio Licence stamps, various values 1r -15r, all cancelled on receipts (35 receipts, 105 stamps)

A mid 20th century wireless in bakelite case by Radio Rentals`

A vintage Roberts Radio and a pair of vintage jugs

An Oregon scientific Walkie-Talkie two way radio with charging dock and instruction manual

CLAIR RENE: (1898-1981) French Film Director. Good A.L.S., Rene Clair, one page, 4to, Paris, 10th July 1947, to the Editor of Enfin, on the printed stationery of RKO Radio Films, in French. Clair states that a recent article in Enfn entitled The Work of Rene Clair stated that `Rene Clair is the son of a famous manufacturer of….toilet paper`, the director continuing to correct the Editor, `The fact is not true, my father was neither famous or a paper manufacturer. But had he been I still do not quite see how this detail….would be relevant in an article that pretends to talk about my work.` In concluding Clair remarks `This is why I ask you, Sir, to convey to the journalist who wrote those lines the expression of the disgust that his particular form of journalism evokes in me.` VG

HANCOCK TONY: (1924-1968) British Television & Radio Comedian. Vintage signed postcard photograph of Hancock seated in a half length pose with his arms folded. Signed in bold blue fountain pen ink with his name alone to the lower white border. VG

TELEVISION: Selection of signed postcard photographs, some colour, by various television and radio presenters, some actors and other personalities including David Frost, David Attenborough, Gaby Roslin, Zoe Ball, John Bly, Anna Walker, Fern Britton, Stephen Tompkinson, Sylvia Peters, Peter Haigh, Frank Muir, Katie Boyle, Mrs. Mills, Noelle Middleton, Angela Rippon, Joseph Brady, Geoffrey Hayes, Tony Hart, Janet Street Porter, Celia Stebbing, Ronald Fletcher, Peter West, Michaela Strachan, Gyles Brandreth, Miriam Stoppard, Gloria Hunniford & Kenny Everett, Angela Bruce, Debbie Rix, Sheridan Morley, Richard Dimbleby, Derek Nimmo etc. Some vintage. Generally VG, 67

BRITISH TELEVISION: Selection of signed postcard photographs and larger, most colour, by various British television (and some radio) actors, actresses, soap stars, presenters and other personalities including Patsy Palmer, Louise Jameson, Anneka Rice, Fern Britton, Michaela Strachan, Isla St Clair, Deborah McAndrew, Tricia Penrose, Bruce Forsyth & Rosemarie Ford, David Dimbleby, Robert Robinson, Ted Rogers, Barry Norman, Michael Cashman, Bill Treacher, David Jacobs, Jimmy Young, John McArdle, Sid Owen, Michael French, Linda Lusardi, Anton Du Beke & Erin Boag, Angela Rippon, Adele Silva, Rolf Harris, Wendy Richard, Denise Black, Nick Berry, Melvyn Bragg, Anne Charleston, Steven Pinder, Elizabeth Bradley, Leslie Crowther, Nicholas Parsons, Thelma Barlow, Abi Titmuss, Craig Revel Horwood, Alan Titchmarsh, Hugh Manning etc. VG to EX, 81

BRITISH TELEVISION: Selection of signed postcard photographs and larger, mostly colour, by various British television (and some radio) actors, actresses, soap stars, presenters and other personalities including Catherine Tate (from Doctor Who), Gillian Taylforth, Anna Brecon, Thelma Barlow, Sophie Lawrence, Kim Medcalf, Ruby Wax, Valerie Singleton, Lorraine Chase, Nigel Havers, Claire King, June Brown, John Altman, Ronald Magill, Barbara Windsor, Claire Sweeney, Michaela Strachan, Roy Barraclough, Sheridan Morley, Anita Dobson, Russell Grant, Ray Alan, Larry Grayson, Derek Nimmo, Paul O`Grady, Larry Lamb, Humphrey Lyttelton, Gerald Harper, Richard Baker, Clive Mantle, Hugh Manning, Chris Chittell, Jeff Hordley, Peter Baldwin, Richard Whiteley, Ainsley Harriott, Anna Wing etc. VG to EX, 80

A PASTEL WITH THE TITLE "RADIO GA GA" BEARING THE SIGNATURE NAT CROSBY, 53 X 73 CM

Three original 1950`s Wild West movie posters: Roy Rogers `Don`t Fence Me In` re-release (Republic Picture); Allan `Rocky` Lane `El Paso Stampede` (Republic Picture); Tim Holt in `Target` (RKO Radio Pictures), all approx. 105cm x 70cm. Together with three reproduction Roy Rogers movie prints: `Heart of the Golden West` signed `Roy Rogers` 130/450; `Heart of the Golden West` signed and no.504/2000; `Roy Rogers Collection Republic Home Video`. All in plastic frames. (6)

Quantity of Denys Fisher The Six Million Dollar Man items: Bionic Transport and Repair Station; Jaime Sommers The Bionic Woman with Mission Purse; Critical Assignment Arms; Critical Assignment Legs; Six Million Dollar Man`s Boss Oscar Goldman with Exploding Briefcase; Six Million Dollar Man`s Enemy Maskatron with accessories; Kenner Bionic Mission Vehicle with accessories; Back Pack Radio; Six Million Dollar Man. All boxed except Six Million Dollar Man, and appear overall G. (9)

Palitoy second type Action Man, and good quantity of original clothing and accessories (unboxed, conditions vary, mostly F). Together with Palitoy 34155 Field Radio Pack (G) with instructions in F/P original box, Cherilea Toys tank (length 49cm/19" approx), Geyper Man Red Indian Accessory pack (VG, boxed), reproduction Action Man sailor box.

Quantity of boxed Matchbox diecast models: includes `Circus Comes to Town` set (E, boxed); BBC Radio Times `Thunderbirds` Commemorative Set (E, boxed); K-29 (VG in G box), K-8 (G in F/P box); KRW-15; Great Beers, Fire Engines, etc. Conditions vary F to E, boxed. (19).

Toyrific TY4075 Tiger Racing Team Radio Control Twin Pack, contains two 1:24 scale R/C trucks (VG in G box). Together with New-Ray battery-powered N-scale diecast TGV Sud-Est Train set, contains battery-powered TGV train and plastic track, etc. (G in F box). (2).

"Collection of Wills and Players cigarette cards, mostly loose, some complete sets including Household Tips; Garden Hints; Fire Fighting Appliances; The Sea Shore; and albums of radio celebrities, second series and Association Footballers 1935-1936 and others"

A CORNER DISPLAY CABINET enclosed by single panel door, the glass with bevelled edge plates on cabriole supports, together with a yew wood radiogram (now empty), a Philco walnut radio cabinet (empty) and an Edwardian walnut nursing chair

A Pye Fen Mann II walnut valve radio, 58cm.

A rare original passenger list for a flight on the Hindenburg. `Passengers Hindenburg- From Lakehurst, New Jersey, USA. To Frankfurt O.M., Germany, on the Airship June 23, 1936. On the inside facing page the following- `The Zeppelin Airship Hindenburg of the `Deutsche Zeppelin-Reederie` (German Transport Company). Eastbound crossing from Lakehurst, New Jersey to Frankfort on Main, Germany June 23 1936. Staff Dr. Hugo Eckener (commander), Watch Officers Capt. M. Pruss Capt. A. Sammt, Mr. H. Bauer. Chief Engineer Mr. R. Sauter. Radio Officer. Mr. W. Speck. Mail and Sanitary Officer Mr. K. Schonherr. Chef Steward Mr. H. Kubis. Chef Mr. X Maier. Inside is the list of 56 passengers, including Lord Donegall, Rear Admiral John W. Greenslade U.S.N. Professor Robert A. Mac Lean, Captain Schultz-Heyn, etc. Printed on cream card with black lettering. GC for age, some wear to edges, illustrated on Plate 15.

Group of Four to William Rose Gent, Chief Engineer and casualty of the R101 comprising: Air Force Medal, George V issue (impressed 206345 Flt Sgt Gent, W.R., RAF); British Empire Medal for Meritorious Service, George V civil type (engraved Chief Engineer William Rose Gent HMA R33), British War and Victory medals (206345 F. Sgt W.R. Gent, RAF). GVF, mounted court style (the Victory medal now with a dull tone) Note: AFM London Gazette 23.8.1919 ‘His Majesty the King has been graciously pleased to confer the undermentioned rewards in recognition of distinguished services rendered to Aviation, in the successful voyages of Airship R34 from the United Kingdom to the United States of America and back. Outward Journey: Left East Fortune 1.42am 2 July 1919 and arrived at Hazlehurst Field, Long Island at 1.54 pm (GMT) 6 July 1919 (Duration 108 hours 12 minutes). Homeward journey: Left Long Island 3.54am (GMT) 10 July 1919 and arrived at Pulham, Norfolk at 6.57am 13 July 1919 (Duration 75 hours 3 minutes)’. R34 had an eventful trip to the US. Damage to propellers on landing from a trial flight had caused her to be ‘laid up’ and during this period Alcock and Brown took the historic ‘First to Cross the Atlantic’ by air honour. On her journey to America R34 run into two electrical storms on the final part of her outward trip and was buffeted by strong winds. On the morning of 5 July her commander, Major G H Scott (who was also to lose his life on R101) sent a radio message stating that her fuel was running low. Following this another message was sent from the airship asking if US Naval ships could stand by if required. Thankfully the situation improved and R34 made a successful landing with but 90 minutes of fuel left. On her return trip R34 was diverted by the Air Ministry to Pulham, Norfolk due to bad weather. British Empire Medal London Gazette 19 May 1925. ‘The King has been graciously pleased to approve the award of the Medal of the Civil Division of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire to the under mentioned in recognition of conspicuous devotion to duty in circumstances of exceptional difficulty and danger on board H.M. Airship R33 on the occasion of the breaking away of the Airship from the mooring mast at Pulham on the 16 April 1925...’ On this occasion strong and gusty winds on the night of 16/17 April 1925 caused the R33 to break away from her mooring mast puncturing one of her gasbags. She was driven across the North Sea and urgent wireless messages were sent to various authorities. Naval ship HMS Godetia was sent from Lowestoft to track the airship and effect a rescue in the event of her ditching into the North Sea and the local lifeboat was also called out but had to return to station after being nearly swamped in the worsening weather. After several hours the R33 was got back under control by her crew of 20 who formed the ‘Anchor Watch’. Gent held the position of Chief Engineer during the ill-fated trip on R101. He had been a long-time friend of Harry Leech and during the flight they both went to the aft engine car to check an oil gauge which was not giving pressure readings. Whilst in the car they looked out over the channel and were surprised at how low they were flying. At about 1.00 am after correcting the fault they were joined in the smoking room by Irwin who thanked them for their efforts. Irwin then left and Leech suggested Gent should retire for the night. At 53 William Gent had been the oldest crew member aboard, his body was identified on its return to London, illustrated on Plate 19.

A concertina folder containing 10 photographic postcards of ‘LZ-127 Graf Zeppelin’ series 11 showing accommodation, including the lounge, kitchen, radio room and control room; A similar folder- series 111 showing views of the Zeppelin in its hanger, on the ground and in the air; Plus a set of 12 small photographs, 6.5cmx9cm of the Graf Zeppelin, in their card folder. GC (3)

A concertina folder containing 10 photographic postcards of ‘LZ-127 Graf Zeppelin’. Showing it under construction, the airship sheds at Friedrichshafen, plan of the accommodation and portrait of Graf Zeppelin; A similar set showing accommodation, including the lounge, kitchen, radio room and control room, some duplicates from the first set; And a set of 12 small photographs, 6.5x9cm, of the Graf Zeppelin in their card folder. GC, illustrated on Plate 1.

Six early 20th century radios, including makers Murphy, Ekco, Ferranti, and a quantity of radio valves

Three radio controlled speed boats

A Bachmann`s Radio Control Big Hauler train set, comprising 4-6-0 locomotive and tender `Santa Fe`, wagon, lumber wagon, brake van, track and accessories, boxed.

"The Radio Times." large quantity Dec 1940-Dec 1979. (1940`s few in number). 8 BOXES.

15 Solido US Army vehicles including Jeep and trailer, Leroi GMC bowser, half-track brigade command troop carrier, Packard HQ car, Dodge WC54 ambulance, half-track radio, Mercedes Unimog ambulance, Kaiser Jeep covered wagon, Cadillac staff car. All window-boxed, minor/some wear, vehicles VGC.

A Columbia radio gramophone, the hinged top enclosing turntable and tuning dial, with speaker below on a square legs, 60cm wide

A box of various vintage computer games including Grandstand Cave Man, Tomy Cave Man, various Nintendo Game & Watch Commerce Conflict Bar Code Battler, Systema Space Invaders, Grandstand C4, Grandstand Munch Man x 2, Radio Shack Computerised Arcades, etc.

Vintage His Master Voice, radio, together with ekco vintage radio & enamel wash bowl (3)

*CARRY HAUSER (1895-1985) `The Parting` signed with initials and dated 65 (lower left) oil on canvas board 24 x 19 1/2in (60.9 x 49.5cm) Provenance: Believed to have been purchased by Margit Szekely in Vienna, circa 1965/1970. Thence by family descent Margit Szekely was a noted concert pianist, artist and radio broadcaster in Vienna. She was a life long friend of Carry Hausser , having mingled in the same professional circles both between the Wars and later.

An Air Ministry issued RAF Leather Pilots Helmet, reference number 22C/452 size 4, 7 1/2 to 7 3/4, with integral Air Ministry radio receivers, the inside of the Helmet Pilots name Ray Trevor written in pen, complete with matching Air Ministry oxygen mask with integral radio transmitter, a boxed set of Pilots goggles MK V111, pair of leather War Department Gauntlet Gloves dated 1937, size 8, contract no.16236, a RAF cap with badge and a Mae West vest and a tin of anti-dimming mk 6v1 eye piece cleaner (illustrated)

Portraits de Serge Lifar, lot de plus de 100 photographies représentant S.Lifar à diverses époques de sa vie comprenant entre autres une radio cranienne de 1934, S.Lifar posant devant son portrait en Icare, au Lido, au retour de la pêche ou devant le masque de Toutankhamon au Musée du Caire. Tampons de l’Académie Nationale ou de l’Université de la danse au dos de certaines photographies. Plusieurs photographies également annotées ou signées par S.Lifar. Photographies: T.Piaz, S.Lido, Studio Harcourt, A.Garimond, Studio Lipnitzki, E.Marcovitch, R. Le Duc Dimensions: de 5,5x4 à 30x23 cm

Radio controlled pond yacht - Fairwind, with stand and control unit (3)

A Star Wars Landspeeder, glow fuel powered R/6 vehicle by Cox, No.9430, with radio controls (1998), boxed, G

1976 Ford Transit 130 LWB Van-Ex Metropolitan Police Reg. No.: OYN 950R Chassis no. BD05RC62836 Engine No.: BD05RC62836 The original range of Ford transit vans were introduced in 1965 and dominated the mid range market from the start. The legacy is such that the transit is still made today. They had a variety of uses and these included the police force. This control van was one of six used by the metropolitan police. It was confirmed by a current serving officer that it was used to rescue police officers at Broadwater farm riots in 1985. Photographic and film evidence has been found to show that vans from the fleet were used at Operation Nimrod (Iranian Embassy) in 1980 and at the Clapham rail disaster in 1988. They were also used at many other demonstrations/crowd control events in London. These vans would be positioned where the officer in charge had full view of the location and would use the all round visability provided by the van to evaluate the situation and send radio messages to other police groups. The van is fitted with loudspeakers for direct instructions/crowd control. In certain situations it would be used as the main communication van/mobile police station. It is essentially the fore-runner of the CCTV vans you see around today. This van is believed to be one of only two survivors and was purchased by the present owners in 2008 after the Metropolitan Police museum was disbanded. It has not run for a number of years following a period in the museum. Click Here to view this item on www.i-bidder.com

Three Nottingham Lace Place Mats and a Leather Cased Travelling Alarm Clock Radio by Estyma Empire

A Bush Radio.

Bang & Olufsen BeoSound 9000 radio and CD player on a stand and a Pair of Bang & Olufsen BeoLab 8000 loudspeakers

A Blaupunkt radio cassette player, would suit a classic car with a portable aerial and speakers. Supplied with operating instructions and steering lock and key.

A quantity of buttons, wooden box, modern jewellery box, various date stamps and a Shearer jumbo transistor radio

A Roberts red radio, portable record player and an empty hoover box.

A Tens digital pain reliever, doctor`s ear examiner instrument, two table stamps, Sony radio and other miscellaneous items.

A Bush retro style radio

A DX Regional 2 valve set valve radio in case, with Bakelite dials, 32cm wide and 18 cm high.