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WWII – French Resistance rare leaflet issued by the French Resistance in 1942 urging people to listen to Radio Free France and urging the French to remember the 150th anniversary of the commencement of the French Revolution in 1792

A mixed lot to include cabinet maker`s planes, valve radio, tinted glassware, wall mirror and three ceramic relief pictures etc.

An Ekco A22 circular radio, 1945, in a brown bakelite case on splay feet, 37cm (14.5") high

An Ekco AD75 circular radio in a brown bakelite case on splay feet, 36cm (14") high

An Ekco RS 3 radio in an Art Deco bakelite case, circa 1931, 45cm (17.75") high

A Bush DAC90 radio in a brown rectangular case, 24cm (9.5") high

An Art Deco circular speaker, no. 164310, 48cm (19") high and an Indigraf valve radio

A 1950`s Philips walnut cased radio/record player, 15¼" wide, 12½" high, 11½" deep. Best Bid

Four various radio control units including 2 by Futaba, all in original boxes and a video on electric flight and radio control maintenance (as viewed)

A Taiyo radio control scale model of a "Typhoon Hovercraft" and a G-Con "Sky Surfer" radio controlled gyroscope (as viewed)

A Kyosho radio controlled electrically powered scale model of a Harley Davidson FLH-80 motorcycle

An Einco 1:12 scale radio controlled model of a 1931 Mercedes open tourer in original presentation box

A c.1930`s Bush bakelite valve radio Type DAC10

Stackable Pioneer stereo turntable, cassette deck & radio

An early 20th century Sky Casket Ever Ready leather covered portable radio.

Kolster Brandes Ltd mains radio, ivory coloured case, an oak biscuit barrel with plated mounts, part dressing set, alabaster faced mantel clock, binoculars, cutlery, etc., (a box).

A Roberts radio R606-MB, Sanyo tape recorder and a Sanyo radio

An Oak Tray, two pairs of Wooden Candle Sticks, a Bush Radio and a small Wooden Metal bound Box

A Pye 1960`s radio

Two old Locks with Keys, a Tachometer by Shaffer & Budenburg Ltd, Manchester, a book `Radio for Boys` etc

"Ekco Type U159 Harrods table radio in a cream Bakelite case, 29cm w, and an Elpico G255S tape recorder in a cream case, no 31715"

* Grumman ‘Avenger’ and ‘Hellcat’. A good collection of manufacturer’s, U.S. Marine Corps., Air Ministry, U.S. Navy and other agency photographs of these aircraft with many compiled from private albums, including a fine air-to-air portrait of ‘Hellcat’ F (N) 16 another of 7-6 both marked to verso File Print T.E.Doll, others of carrier operations, the ‘Avenger’ air-borne in formation, wings folding on a carrier deck, ‘Avenger’ code 95 wearing 53 mission markings, various technical views of cockpit and radio station instrument panels, ‘Hellcats’ lining up for a carrier take-off and others similar, some with attached notes, together with a collection of private images relating to the P-47 ‘Thunderbolt’, approx. 50 images contained in a folder (1)

* WWI Propeller-Blade Souvenir. A laminated hardwood propeller-blade, c. 1918, well-patinated and polished formerly used as a decorative coat-hanger, length 42in (107cm), together with WWII Aviation Instruments & memorabilia. A group of mid 20th c. Navigation Accessories, 1940s-1960s, including AM Cockpit Lamp Mk.IA Ref. No. 5C/446, dash-panel compass No. 9030/KH1/54, Turn-and-Bank indicator, Dead-Reckoning Computer Mk.4B ref. No. 6B/2835, Navigational computer Mk.III H ref. No. 6B/250, Glider Kneeboard GB3, Douglas Combined Protractor, Pye Radio Intercom Set, an ammunition cartridge canister and related sundries, etc. (-)

* Fokker EV (DVIII) Parasol Monoplane 157/18. An exceptionally fine flying scale model built by C. J. Redshaw, the scale wooden air frame constructed as per the original aircraft, the two main spars of jelulong wood webbed with balsa and ply at the centre section, the fuselage and wings covered in fine fabric and very thin marine ply, detail includes dummy riveting, cockpit detail with control column, gimbal mounted compass, magneto isolation switch, rudder bar, seat and other controls, the twin dummy Spandau machine guns with ammunition belts and bullet counters, the engine cowling enclosing a dummy Le Rhône J type rotary engine with laminated brasswood and mahogany 27.5in (69.8cm) diameter propeller, the engine bay designed to accept a Lazer 300 V engine, on strutt and wire braced undercarriage with wing-section fairing and rubber tyred main wheels with discs and sprung tail skid, finished in olive-green and lozenge camouflage with national markings of the 1918 period, fitted with a Futaba 6E6S 2.4 Giga Hertz radio system less transmitter, 89.5in (227.4cm) wingspan, together with some spares, all working drawings, documentation, patterns and moulds (1)

Of aviation interest: a British type R1155A Lancaster Bomber radio receiver, with Air Ministry plate bearing serial number 43974; together with a small collection of headsets and other radio equipment.

GEC BC5246 radio

Bush bakelite radio

Rutherford (Ernest). Radio-Activity, 1st ed., Cambridge University Press, 1904, single plate, wood engraved diagrams to text, orig. green cloth gilt, a little fraying at extrems., 8vo. Ex Marconi Research Library copy with catalogue number to spine, labels to upper pastedown and library stamp to front endpaper and title. (1)

A Land Rover Experience radio controlled Defender, new and boxed, supplied with full size model

A Tamiya 1/10 scale radio controlled off-road high performance racer, `The Frog`, circa 1983, boxed; complete with Acoms AP-227 Mk III control hand-set, battery-charger and other items.

A Kenmac novelty crystal radio set, circa 1925, in the form of a book, the dark green rexine covered case with gilt-blocked title `The Listener by E.R. Fone`, complete with instruction card, boxed.

A collection of Admiralty books comprising `A Sailors Odyssey, The Autobiography Of Admiral Of The Fleet Viscount Cunningham`, printed by Hutchinson & Co, `Tables of Computed Altitude Azimuth` volume four dated 1951, `The Weather Map An Introduction To Modern Meteorology` printed 1939, `Astronomical Navigation Tables` volume L, `Astronomical Navigation Tables` volume K, `Lloyds Nautical Yearbook` 1978 and 1979 (2), `Admiralty Manual of Navigation` volume one dated 1922, `Manual of Seamanship` volume one dated 1937, `Admiralty Navigation Manual` volume one dated 1938, `Admiralty Manual of Seamanship` volume two dated 1967, `Marine Radio Manual` by Danielson Mayoh dated 1966, `Modern Harbours Conservancy and Operations` by Shankland dated 1926, `Admiralty Weather Manual` dated 1938, `Norreys Nautical Tables` dated 1981, `Munroes Seamanship Primer`, containing the collision regulations dated 1976, `Handy Guide to Stowage` by W Flere dated 1970, `Phillips Falcon Atlas of the World` dated 1962 and `Coastal and Deep Sea Navigation for Yachtsmen` by C A Lund dated 1941 (20)

Frankie Dettori`s `Magnificent Seven` goggles worn at Ascot 28th September 1996, later signed & dated by Frankie Dettori 13.11.96 for a BBC Radio 5 Live competition where they were won by the present vendor; complete with signed compliments slip signed by Dettori and inscribed "7" and the original BBC compliments slip and padded envelope in which the goggles were posted to the winner

A Pye vintage record player, `The Black Box` within chinoisserie case, together with a reproduction phonograph style radio/CD player in wooden case (2)

Quantity Kensitas silks, flowers, flags and others and an album of radio celebrities cigarette cards

Radio controlled electric powered plywood model of an RAF rescue launch, No:441, with detailing to include search light, life belts, etc, 110cm long

Large plywood model of the Service Launch Odin, radio electric controlled, electric powered, fully detailed, to include deck crane and pallets, 116cm long

YEATS, W.B. `The Collected Plays`, Macmillan, 1934, cl. bd. spine faded. Tog.with MACNEICE, Louis, `The Dark Tower and other radio scripts`, Faber, 1947. Plus LEE, Laurie, `The Voyage of Magellan`, Lehman, 1958. Ill. Edward Burra, Plus other drama. 15

A 1930`s rectangular walnut cased mains radio with chrome trim and 4 Bakelite knobs

MEMORABILIA: The Who. 2 reel to reel tapes, Radio London`s interview with Pete Townshend on The Who`s Tenth Anniversary. Total running time 61.5 minutes in original boxes

VINYL RECORDS: Isle Of Dream Concert 1989 - Westwood One Radio Networks. Nine album box set, including artist Aeorosmith, Gun`s N` Roses, Robert Plant etc. Contents near mint

"SAN PAUL" - A SCRATCH BUILT RADIO CONTROLLED BOAT, having blue, green and red hull, the upper deck painted cream, with masts and rigging, with oil burner smoking funnel and controller

Nicholson (Norman poet 1914-87) Correspondence to Sylvia Lubelsky later Elvey c. 170 pieces A.Ls.s. a few T.Ls.s. some A.Pcs.s. and signed Christmas Cards many with envelopes numerous pp. a variety of places including Ringwood Hampshire Ruthin North Wales most Millom Cumbria v.s. v.d. 1930s - 80s a large series of warm and affectionate letters including family and general news and much on his enjoyment of music “A thousand kisses for photo`s & letter. I am delighted with the pictures. They are remarkably good. The one of your right profile is an amazingly good photograph. There is something astonishingly alive about it as though you were just about to break into a smile... One day Sadie Mother & I went to Lakeside by train sailed up Windermere Lake took a bus to Coniston & train home. I was repeated sick throughout the journey. The sale on the... lake was pleasantly breezy & there are one or two fine views of Wansfell Helvellyn Kirkstone...” and his work “I thought that you would like to know that the LP record is out. ARGO RG 452. I share it with four others but they`ve allowed me nearly twenty minutes on the one side which is really very generous indeed. The rest of that side is taken up by Stevie Smith whom I can`t stand! But the other side contains 10 minutes of WR Rogers who comes over very strongly as a personality though I think the poems are rather gimmicky; 15 mins of Vernon Watkins a fine poet but rather too impersonally bardic as a reader to suit my taste” and on receiving his OBE “This week has been very busy. I did a radio interview on Monday at Whitehaven; worked all day on Wed. for Granada TV... there have been many callers and visitors since the local press has made a lot of fuss about the OBE - far more than they did about the Queen`s Medal though the Medal seems to me to be a more important award. Thanks for you [sic] mention of Financial Times. I went to the Bank and the Manager gave me his copy. As you say a terrible photo but a nice review. I haven`t seen any other... except the local papers which praise the book to the skies but don`t really know what they are talking about!” autograph manuscript copies of some of his poems including: “Rising Fire”; “Francesca”; “Ode (Written for the Wedding Day of the Beautiful Princess Marina & our beloved Prince George)”; “An Interior”; “Andahte (Bach`s D minor Concerto for 2 violins)” etc. folds some browned; signed presentation copies of Nicholson`s books including: Man and Literature 1944; The Fire of the Lord 1944; Five Rivers 1944; Rock Face 1948 all but the first first editions dust-jackets with tears; and 4 others 3 by or about Nicholson v.s. v.d. *** A detailed insight into the life and work of a twentieth century Lakeside poet. (c. 170)

Fisher (John) Cardini the Suave Deceiver number 2 of 100 copies signed by the author editor and Lance Burton author of the foreword numerous illustrations original imitation morocco dust jacket in fitted case two DVD`s and two flick books loosely inserted folio The Miracle Factory 2007. *** Included with this copy is a suitcase with United States Customs declaration label with Cardini`s name and address and signature. Cardini sent the case with a transistor radio and other contents to Billy and June McComb in 1957. A maunuscript list of props is pasted to the top along with painted initials R.C.P. These are the initials of his real name Richard Valentine Pitchford with C for Cardini substituted for the middle V.(2)

Cigarette cards: Modern album containing 15 sets inc. Phillip`s Red Indians, Lambert & Butler Pirates & Highwaymen, Player`s Tennis, Film Stars (1st & 2nd series), Will`s Cinema Stars (1st & 2nd series), Radio Celebrities (2nd series) etc (gen gd)

Cinema/Radio: A scrap book containing a collection of 32 postcards and photos/cuttings of cinema & radio celebrities, several with original signatures inc. Will Hay, Arthur Askey, Tommy Handley, Max Miller etc sold with a few loose photos, cuttings etc (fair/gd, scrapbook items all laid down, single-sided)

Football: World Cup 1966, the Radio Times Special World Cup Issue covering the period 9th July to 15th July 1966, FIFA and the FA World Cup Bulletin no. 2, September 1964, and the Evening Standard World Cup Special Brochure 1966 edited by Bernard Joy (gd) (3)

12", USA, unofficial issues, `RCA VICTOR` BKL 60, Good Rockin` Tonight etc, probably Brasilian and in Portuguese on sleeve, m-/m; Live Archive Productions, (Spain), EPE 1013, Kickin` back 1974, m/m; Live Productions, LVLP 1897-98, double, Las Vegas to Niagara falls, m/m; Geneva Records, 2LP-2001, double, America`s own, m-/m; RMS, Rock my Soul, blue vinyl, m-/m; Schonbrunn Record co, (Made in Singapore), HCV 542, The Southern Gentleman, m/m; PVI, Presleymania, Vol 1, (1979), ex/m; Laurel, 06184 LPM, Radio Recorders Revisited, m-/m; Superstar Record Inc, no.10, Elvis vs The Beatles, m/m; Amiga, MKS 102, 68 Comeback, ex+/m [10]

12", USA, unofficial issues, Songs Hollywood Forget (1979), ex/m; Pink and Black, LPM 1500, Shock Rattle n Roll, m-/m; Elvis Rocks and the Girls Roll, m/m; Laurel (Canada), Rock n Roll Tapes, million Dollar Quartet, m/m; Laurel 8665, Hawaii USA, m/m; AST 500, Baby I don`t Care, blue vinyl, insert, m/m; Moon 101, Radio Thrills, m-/m; Audifon (Germany), AFNS 66173, Leavin` it up to you, ex/m-; Frank Sinatra Show, no.0381, m/m; Live Archives (Spain), EPE 1013, Kickin` Back, m/m [10]

7", USA, unofficial issues, G8 MW 8705, Custom Made record, m; Spanish EP, Vol 1, m/m; SP 1-28, Radio Special, m/m; Soundtrack, Jailhouse Rock, m; Let`s have a party, unp; Spoken Word Records, The truth about me, unp; R.S. Productions, blue vinyl, Bridge over troubled (trouble on label) Water, m-/m; Geneva, Make the World go Away, m-/m-; Vegas records, Never been to Spain, unp; other [10]

An Etronic model EPZ 4213 portable valve radio, 1951, in a cream and black Bakelite case with top handle over the register, 28cm high. This lot is being sold as a decorative item only and not for use. Should the purchaser wish to use this item he should satisfy himself as to its functioning by seeking the services of a qualified professional

An RCA Victor model 66X8 valve radio, 1946, in a marbled red (burgundy) Catalin case, so called tuna-boat model, 23cm high. This lot is being sold as a decorative item only and not for use. Should the purchaser wish to use this item he should satisfy himself as to its functioning by seeking the services of a qualified professional

Barbara Worth (1925-2010), ten sculptures. This collection of the work of the late Barbara Worth has been consigned for sale by her executors following her death in January 2010. It comprises 10 pieces in various styles from different stages of her career, supported by her own notes of exhibitions, lists of sculpture, photographs, press cuttings, letters and other information about her career. She was born as Barbara Wigglesworth in London in 1925 and never married, adopting the professional name of Barbara Worth. After the War she worked as a Youth Leader until taking up a place at London University and obtained a Diploma in Social Studies 1948-1952. She went to Canada 1953 -57 travelling and working in TV and Radio as well as in the Probation Service in Vancouver. She travelled extensively around the world before returning to the UK in 1958. Then she pursued her artistic training at the City & Guilds School (1958-9, Sculpture and Modelling); Hammersmith College of Art (1959-62, Sculpture and Modelling); Chelsea School of Art (1960-62, Drawing), before returning to Canada in 1962. More courses followed at the University of British Columbia (1963-4 Bachelor of Education) and Seattle University (1964, Summer School in Bronze Casting). She was sculpting and exhibiting in Canada in this period, mainly in Vancouver. She returned to London in 1964 where she remained for the rest of her life, combining increasing success with her sculpture, exhibiting at some well know galleries alongside Moore and Epstein, and taking a wide variety of jobs to support her artistic career through the 1960s - 1980s. In later life she turned increasingly to painting in watercolour and pastels, drawing inspiration from her passion for music which was reflected in her earlier abstract sculptures, and busts and drawings of well known orchestral conductors. There are a number of lists typed by the artist of her work and places exhibited, with photographs taken at the time of some of them. There is also some copy correspondence about specific commissions. The pieces offered here are: Chinese Man, on a wood base, 35cm high overall (1963?). The Parting,on a wood base, 33.5cm high overall (exhibited 49th annual exhibition of Northwest artists, Seattle, 1963). Abstract bronze, on marble base, 22.5cm long overall (1960s?). Winged Victory, bronze, 25.5cm high, and a plaster copy 1960s? Eskimo Hunter, on a wood base, 35cm high overall (1967?). Head of Girl (1970s?). Plaque of Debbie (1972?). Bronze bust of an unidentified Norwegian man, on wood base, 37cm high overall (1970s). Bust of Rudolph Kempe, on wood base, 42.5cm high overall (1974). Barbara Worth exhibited only two works with the Society of Women Artists both in 1978, no. 543 Prof. Denis Gabor, bronze (£750) and no. 544, Aram Khatchaturian, bronze (£1000)

A Ferranti Model 145 `Jelly Mould` Brown Bakelite Valve Radio, circa 1945, with gilt metal front grille and four bakelite dials, back cover, 47cm by 33cm

A Pye Model MM Walnut Cased Valve Radio Receiver, circa 1931, with sunburst design to fascia, two dials to side, back cover, revolving disc to base and original cord cable, 47cm by 41.5cm; A Small Walnut Cased Pilot Valve Radio, with gilt fascia, slatted front panel, three bakelite dials; A Walnut Cased Fullotone Valve Radio, with gilt metal grille and four bakelite dials (3)

An Ivalek Deluxe crystal radio in original box, an Internet transistor radio and a Takt portable gramophone

A Canon Sure Shot compact 35mm Camera with case, a Kodak Disk 2000 Camera with case and a Zeon Tech hand held Radio.

A vintage Decca 74 Radio in working order.

A Vintage Roberts Radio

Magneta (BVA) Limited electric master clock, the 7.5" cream dial signed Magneta Electric, fitted with one second, thirty second and one minute contacts, within an oak glazed case, 63" high, incorporating a battery compartment **This clock bears a plaque for the D.S.I.R. Radio Research Station**