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A Bio Centre 3500 record player and two P45 speakers.

A cased 1930`s tabletop wind-up record player and an assortment of cased 78`s in five boxes.

A Natural Tone wind-up record player with cupboards beneath.

A 1950`s plastic radio in the form of a record player, a Pifco massager in box and various Scalextric handles.

A golden melody cased wind up record player View on staceyauction.com

A Fidelity Record Player.

A 1950`s Pye record player having Garrard deck, model black box

Six boxes of assorted toys to include Mettoy Junior Typewriters, mangles, sewing machines, Fisher Price record player, cash register etc

Two boxes of various Beatles ephemera to include an "Imagine" white painted metal piano table lighter and ashtray, an Invictor Plastics set of five plastic jewellery brooches as guitars, a wall clock "Strawberry Fields Forever", a Sgt. Pepper`s Lonely Hearts Club Band watch, wooden guitar shaped box, boxed, two Beatles clocks, a Fab Four battery operated clock, a plastic apple easel mirror, various John Lennon style round rimmed glasses, a black plastic vintage style telephone bearing central badge "Albert Dock The Beatles Story Liverpool", an Abbey Road in plastic guitar shaped case, a "Beatles For Sale" watch in black plastic guitar shaped box, a set of The Swingers party cake decorations and candle holders with original casing, a bag of Emirober Beatlemania plastic figures with Paul Macartney tag, another set with John Lennon tag, a set of four coal cast bronze figures of The Beatles, a Dora John Lennon guitar lighter, various keyrings, a Ludwig drum kit lighter, a "Peace" light ornament and a box for a "Yeah Yeah Yeah" CD player as a vintage record player (contents missing)

Decca vintage record player.

A GEC bakelite cased radio, and a portable record player

Sundry ephemera and bygones including postcards, pamphlets, booklets and a Plus-a-gram record player.

A Dansette Viva record player.

A Boots model portable record player, a Philips disk jockey music record player, a wind up desktop gramophone and three cases of 78 records.

A music centre, amplifier, cassette deck, record player, speakers, record cabinet and contents, video player

A Bing pigmyphone record player in a painted tin case, stamped with makers mark and made in Germany, 15cm wide.

"Mikky Phone miniature fold-up record player, 14.7cm w, and a Ensign Mickey Mouse box camera, Kershaw King Penguin camera and opera glasses (4)"

Bert Sproston. Leeds United, Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester City & England 1933-1950. England International cap awarded to Sproston for his international appearance for England versus Wales, played at Ninian Park, Cardiff on the 22nd October 1938. The red international cap with wired England rose emblem to front and to peak ‘1937-38’. Sold in its original box with tissue, compliment slip from Stanley Rous of the Football Association, Wales v England players folding itinerary card for the match, listing the players, accommodation etc. The cap in very good condition was previously sold by Phillips, one of a number of Sproston’s caps sold (copy of original sale details enclosed) Bert Sproston was a right back who made eleven International appearances for England during his playing career. He was a Tottenham Hotspur player when he won this cap. Having been a record signing for Spurs from Leeds United in June 1938 for a fee of £9,500, he only stayed with Spurs for five months, having failed to settle in London. He moved to Manchester City for £10,000 in November 1938 Wales won the match 4-2

A Technics hi-fi system comprising tape deck, CD player, record player, integrated amplifier, two speakers.

A portable wind-up 78 record player, Mayfair de Luxe model, 1920`s

A Pye "Black Box" mahogany cased record player with Garrard deck

A Garrard RC120 MKII HMV cased record player

A PYE STEREOPHONIC PROJECTION TYPE 1005 RECORD PLAYER ON A STAND WITH ORIGINAL OPERATING HANDBOOK

A circa 1940`s Collaro cased record player, a bag of 78 and other rpm records and four trunks and suitcases including a pig skin case.

A novelty record player and seven radios (8)

A parcel of prints (Aircraft etc) and a `Fidelity` record player

A bakelite radio and a Deccalian record player.

A set of Bisley index drawers and a record player, an exercise bike and a work bench

Ferranti record player & a child`s electric phonograph

An Underwood portable typewriter, cased, a reel to reel tape recorder and a record player.

Bush Record Player type SRP41 serial no. 747 Monarch with output to tape recorder, 2 tone grey

Dinatron Cordova Garrard 2025TC Record Player

A cased wooden Westminster radio record player and a quantity of 78`s.

Plus-a-gram record player & 78`s.

"HMV record player in black case, 42x 29cm"

A box containing assorted items to include cutlery, attaché case, aluminium canisters, together with a capo-di-monte jardiniere and a Hacker Grenadier record player, etc

An early 20th century blue cased Polydor Electrix portable record player.

An early 20th century tinplate toy wind-up record player, the case decorated with young children playing instruments together with another decorated with young cherubs playing instruments.

A Phillips `Disk Jockey` record player.

Welsh Sporting Interest - A late 19th Century silver plated comport with embossed decoration and swing handle, bearing engraved presentation script `Won by Paolo Radmilovic at Cardiff United Sports held at Sophia Gardens Park, 9th June 1894 at the age of 8 Years & 3 Months`, 28.5cm diameter. Paolo `Raddy` Radmilovic (1886-1968) grew up to be one of Wales most famous sporting sons. He was a waterpolo player and swimmer who won four gold medals across three successive Olympic Games, a British record until broken by Sir Steve Redgrave. In 1928 he became the first person to compete for Britain at five Olympic Games, a record that would remain until 1976

A Wondergram bakelite battery operated record player

Radio "Telefunken Super 654 WSK", c. 1935 7-valve receiver, type "Bayreuth", short-, medium- and long-wave, record player (78 rpm). - A rare musical cabinet! Telefunken Super Radio Phono Schrank 654 WSK, 1935 Das Spitzenmodell von TFK, Typ "Bayreuth", 7-Röhren-Empfänger für K-, M- und L-Wellen, Plattenspieler für 78 U/min mit magnetischem Tonabnehmer. - Seltener Musikschrank. Ein begehrtes Sammlungsstück. Condition: (3/-) Starting Price €120

A Bush 1950`s/1960`s table top Record Player

A 1960`s `Ear` radio / record player (sold as collector`s item only); a Minox B camera and viewer

A bakelite cased Columbian record player and a boxed decorative Morphy Richards hairdryer.

A Damsette 1950`s record player and an assortment of records.

An oak cased gramophone record player, with brass horn.

A Royal Imperial gramophone record player, in mahogany cabinet, 43cm.

A Columbia portable gramophone Grafonda record player, with wind handle.

His Masters Voice vintage record player, light fittings, woollen rug, jardiniere and CD rack.

A Dansette Record Player.

FLORENCE VALTER. Signed watercolour on paper, garden scene with three puppies listening to a wind up record player. 8" 12"

An early HMV electric table record player, in black rexine case with carrying handle, 17 1/2" x 12"

AN OLD GERMAN TIN PLATE CHILD`S RECORD PLAYER, the embossed tin body decorated with circus scenes, with winding key and speed selector to the side, 8" across

A Wondergram record player, boxed

A Dansette Conquest electric Record Player

ALAN SHEARER NEWCASTLE UNITED AUTOGRAPHED 2003 JERSEY On 30 July 1996, for a world transfer record-breaking £15 million, Shearer joined his hometown club Newcastle United. Shearer made his league debut away at Everton, on 17 August 1996 and maintained his form during the rest of the season, finishing as Premier League top-scorer for the third consecutive season with 25 goals in 31 Premier League games, as well as winning another PFA Player of the Year accolade. In ten years at the Club, he made 303 appearances scoring 148 goals.

RUUD VAN NISTELROOY MANCHESTER UNITED AUTOGRAPHED JERSEY Van Nistelrooy signed a five-year contract with Manchester United in 2001. He downplayed United`s £19 million investment to reporters, saying "The price is not heavy for me-it lifts me up because it means United have big confidence in me." During his first season , Van Nistelrooy scored 23 goals in 32 league games. He broke the record he shared with Mark Stein, Alan Shearer and Thierry Henry, by scoring in eight consecutive league games. He also scored 10 Champions League goals, and was named the PFA Players` Player of the Year. In 2006, Van Nistelrooy left Manchester United for Real Madrid after being purchased for €24 million.

Pye sapele cased record player, with a Monarch turn-table.

A polished encased Pye black box record player