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Pye Monarch record player in chinoiserie decorated case

A reproduction Crosley radio record player

A box of sundry items to include a collection of various roller skates, trophy cups, canteen of cutlery, toy lion and an Alba CD player, together with a collection of "Books of Knowledge" and a record player

A portable Dansette record player, together with various records including The Wurzels, Max Bygraves, Elvis Presley, Englebert Humperdink, etc

A Callaro portable record player, a Vidor portable radio, another record player, several records and radio valves etc.

A reproduction record/radio/CD/cassette player

A Fidelity portable record player and various LP records.

A 1908 London Olympic Games gold prize winner’s medal awarded for rugby to an unknown Australian player, in 15ct. gold by Vaughton of Birmingham, designed by Bertram Mackennal, the obverse with two maidens crowning a victorious athlete, the reverse with St George, patron Saint of England, slaying the dragon, the rim inscribed WINNER, RUGBY FOOTBALL The recipient of this medal is unknown. It was one of the touring Wallabies team to the UK in 1908-09 who provided the only opposition to Great Britain in the entry for the Olympic rugby competition. The Great Britain team was effectively the Cornwall county rugby team. For the record, the Australian team who beat Great Britain convincingly 32-3 comprised Phil Carmichael, Charles Russell, Daniel Carroll, John Hickey, Frank Smith, Christopher McKivatt, Arthur McCabe, Thomas Griffen, Jumbo Barnett, Patrick McCue, Sydney Middleton, Tom Richards, Malcolm McArthur, Charles McMurtie & Robert Craig. The match report in the Daily Telegraph read as follows: ‘It will be remembered that less than a month ago there was a match played between Australia and Cornwall at Camborne and although the Australians also won on that occasion, the beaten side then played on the whole, a very good game. Yesterday the champion England county was practically at full strength, but from start to finish they were outplayed. The methods by which this victory was gained were even more creditable to the winners than the completeness of the victory itself and it is only fair to the Australians to speak of their play in terms of unqualified praise. The ground was very slippery and very heavy and as a result of several hours of continuous rain the ball was very greasy. The excellence of the play of the Australian backs therefore surprised the spectators. They gave a display of football which would have done credit to a Welsh international side, at its best. They scored eight tries and so good was the play leading up to each of them that it would be hard to say which was the best.’ Rugby Union was contested at the Olympic Games of 1900, 1908, 1920 & 1924. In fact, the 1900 rugby final in Paris drew the biggest crowd for any event during the Games, 6,000 spectators witnessed the home team beat Great Britain 27-8 in the final. The difficulty was getting enough teams to enter for it to have any competitive meaning, in both 1908 and 1920 only two teams took part. After a period of 85 years in 2009, rugby was voted back into the Olympic programme and will commence again, albeit in its sevens format, at the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro.

Collection of vintage radiograms/ record player to include Dansette Fergusan and Cosser

A selection of assorted games, a battery operated record player by Marx Toys.

A Hilco record player.

A record player, a bamboo plantstand, a commode, a Lloyd Loom linen basket and four firescreens

Black box record player, made by Pye, and two boxes of records, (3)

A mid 20th century portable stereophonic record player: The Dansette Trent (appears in excellent order).

An early 20th century green cased His Masters Voice portable wind-up record player.

An early 20th century blue cased His Masters Voice portable wind-up record player.

A Dynatron Hi-Fi system with Garard record player in a burr walnut cabinet, together with two speakers.

A 1960`s Pye stereo record player.

A Dansette record player and another together with a quantity of 8 tracks etc / stereo equipment

A mahogany record player

Vintage bagatelle board, a Singer sewing machine, in a walnut case and a Schneider Dansette portable record player.

A Roberts R9927 portable radio and a Crosley pre-war style CD and record player

Toys-Childrens games, comprising Spirograph, Risk, Tell Me and reflectograph; Lego set, boxed; petite type writer and Tri-ang record player boxed (7)

A 1960`s Pye Type 1005 stereo record player-in near mint condition, c/w original instruction book and on stand

A HMV table top record player and records, 40 by 40 by 34cm high.

A CD/record player combined, a large quantity of DVD`s, CD`s, and LP records

Schaub Supraport Portable Wire Recording Machine, c. 1950 Manufactured by "Schaub-Lorenz", Germany, a combination of wire recording machine, record player, radio and amplifier, with microphone in suitcase. The original price was about 1,750.- DM in the 1950s. Schaub Supraport-Koffergerät, um 1950 Hersteller: "Schaub-Lorenz", Kombination aus Drahttonbandgerät, Plattenspieler, Radio und Verstärker, mit Mikrophon im Koffer. Der Originalpreis dieses Gerätes betrug in den 50er-Jahren 1.750,- DM. Condition: (2-3/-) Starting Price: €140

Gramophone with "Nora" Amplifier, c. 1930 Gramophone, radio receiver and amplifier in one case, record player for 78 rpm shellac discs, spring motor, Nora model K3WVb, 220 V long and short wave receiver, for external loudspeakers. Grammophon mit "Nora" Kraftverstärker, um 1930 Grammophon und Rundfunkempfänger mit Verstärker in einem Gehäuse, Schallplattenspieler für 78er Schellackplatten, Federwerkantrieb, Nora Modell K3WVb, Radio mit Verstärker (LW und MW), 220 V, für externe Lautsprecher. Condition: (2/-) Starting Price: €160

Choo-Choo Phonograph, c. 1935 American record player, manufactured by "Mid-America Mfg. Co., St. Louis" (labeled on the station sign), with steam locomotive as the tone arm, water tower as volume control and the lake as loudspeaker. 110 V. Not mentioned in any major literature. With 10 discs.Please Watch & Listen on: Youtube.com/AuctionTeamBreker "Choo-Choo Phonograph", um 1935 Wunderschön erdachter Plattenspieler in Form einer Spielzeug-Eisenbahnanlage. Der Tonarm - als stilisierte Lokomotive mit Tender - kommt aus einem Tunnel und ruht auf einem Gleis. Der kleine Wasserturm dient als An- und Ausschalter sowie Lautstärkeregler. Der Teich schließlich verbirgt den Lautsprecher. Das Ortsschild trägt die Modellbezeichnung und den Herstellerhinweis: "Mid-America Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. Pat. Pending". Als Röhrengerät braucht es eine Vorwärmzeit (110 V). Spielt hervorragend! Da weder in der Literatur noch in amerikanischen Expertenkreisen bekannt, handelt es sich offensichtlich um einen Prototyp oder Messemodell, denn bisher ist weltweit kein weitere Exemplar bekannt. Ein tolles Sammlungsstück und ein spektakuläres Exponat. Mit 10 Platten.Please Watch & Listen on: Youtube.com/AuctionTeamBreker Condition: (3/-) Starting Price: €180

A Garrard Dynatron record player housed in wooden case, together with a mid 20th century metal framed dolls push chair

Collection of Auction Catalogues and Reference Books: Mainly Football related to include catalogues from Mullocks, Christie`s, Sotheby`s and books Manchester Utd Pictorial history and club Record Football League and the Men who made it, Almanack 1966, World Cup Who`s Who 1950 -2002, Manchester Utd Player by Player, Football Players Records 1946 – 84 (10 books) 2 boxes

A Dansette record player, and collection of LP`s

A gramophone record player, with brass horn, and a composition model of the HMV dog.

A novelty miniature musical trinket box in the form of a retro record player

Four boxes of sundry items to include Bunnykins, Burleighware "Balmoral" part dinner service, two oak framed mirrors, various table lamps, etc, together with a Jones sewing machine, portable record player and various records, etc

A 1920`s record player and a wireless relay set

Early three inch portable wind up record player (complete)

A 20th century oak record player table, a pair of beechwood chairs, an umbrella stand, a fire screen, horse picture and mirror (6)

A 1960`s Dansette Conquest record player with auto change deck (with original tally on handle)

Mid Century Phonola Stereophonic record player, the self contained unit having hinged speakers centering the turntable, and rising on tapered aluminum legs, 25" x 25" x 25" (closed)Provenance: Property from a regular contributor to Chrome Connection Magazine Start Price $50

(lot of 2) Mid Century electronics group, consisting of a General Electric portable television 8.5"h x 9.5"w x 13.5"d, together with a Truetone portable record player, 10"h x 12"w x 9"d Start Price $20

Three pieces of Bang & Olufsen 1970s music equipment - a Beolit 600 radio; a Beogram 1100 record player; and a Beomaster 901 amplifier and tuner. (3),70,90

A Vintage 1960`s BSR record player with detachable speaker, white and black polka dot decoration, and quantity of 45rpm and LP records.

**Being sold on behalf of charity**An `Elizabethan` portable record player, red case

A Bush SRP51 Record Player

A Philips S32A Radio/Record Player.

A Pye Black Box Record Player.

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

A Linn Sondek LP12 record player with tonearm, parabolic 700 cartridge and a pair of Tannoy speakers

Early Columbia portable record player, with records, in a black carrying case

A Fidelity Record Player.

A Praktica LTL SLR camera, a portable mini disc record recorder player, a digital camera, polaroid camera and various other cameras and a set of binoculars

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

A bakelite La Voix De Son Maitre record player, type 351 model 46, together with a small bakelite speaker.

Collection of West Bromwich Albion “Tony “Bomber” Brown football photographs and cuttings (13) – to incl Hat trick v Manchester Utd ’71, 208th Goal v Chelsea and record 209th goal v Leeds ’78 plus goals against Villa, Forest, etc plus his player profile club record etc – all ex “The Albion Collection” – matching frames – various sizes

Philips four-speed portable electric record player

A Collection of Vintage/Retro Coat Hooks 1950/60s, together with a Portable Record Player View on staceyauction.com

An `Argosy` Record Player

A `Dynatron` Record Player and a case containing a quantity of 78 records.

A vintage Columbia portable record player (ILLUSTRATED)