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Silver GPO 9401 radio cassette recorder with AM/FM radio, boxed and in working order. Not available for in-house P&P.

Boxed Bush portable cassette recorder/player and an electronic dictionary. Not available for in-house P&P.

CAR DVR MIRROR RECORDER

The Libertines / Carl Barât: a Yamaha APXT-1 acoustic electric guitar owned and played by Carl Barât and stolen by Pete Doherty,made between 1994-1996,serial no. 90122835, in oriental blue burst finish, maple neck with Indian rosewood fretboard and bridge, with plastic dot inlays, accompanied by an 8in x 10in photograph of Carl playing the guitar, and a letter concerning the provenanceFootnotes:Provenance:This guitar was given to Carl Barât by Greenday's Danny Goffey. It was then stolen by Pete Doherty while the rest of The Libertines were touring Japan without him in 2003. Doherty broke into Carl and Lucie Barat's [Carl's sister] flat that they shared in Harley Street, London. Along with the guitar Pete stole a laptop, video recorder, CD player, mouth organ and books. Doherty was later prosecuted for burglary. The guitar was later returned in a police evidence bag.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

ANTHONY LEE (FL.1735-1767) AFTER THOMAS POOLEY A Full Length Portrait of John Bysse, Lord Chief Baron of the Irish Exchequer Oil on canvas, 200 x 125cm Provenance: Collection of the Peck Family, Prehen House, Derry John Bysse was a well-educated and well-connected lawyer who became the Lord Chief Baron of the Irish Exchequer under Charles II. Bysse's father passed away when he was a child, and guardianship was granted to Sir Francis Annesley, Lord Mountnorris until he became of age and inherited his father's estate. As part of the estate, Bysse inherited a considerable amount of land including Preston's Inns in Dublin where he resided and where Dublin City Hall stands today. Educated at Trinity College Dublin he was admitted as a member of King's Inns in 1632. He became an eminent lawyer and ran a large legal practice while holding a number of distinguished positions throughout his career including Recorder of Dublin (a position he held for 25 years), Justice of Assize in Muster and Ulster (respectively); and like his father and grandfather before him, Bysse was an official of the Exchequer. He was also a member of parliament, elected to the House of Common in 1634 as MP for Charlemount and re-elected in 1640 as MP for Dublin city. Henry Cromwell (son of Oliver) assisted him in fending off attempts to exclude him from gaining a parliamentary position from Dublin. Henry Cromwell also recommended Bysse for the position of Puisne Judge in 1695. At the Restoration in 1660 Bysse was appointed Chief Baron of the Exchequer. With the support of his friend, the Duke of Ormond, who saved him from dismissal on more than one occasion, he retained this position for the remainder of his life. He is depicted in the official Baron of the Exchequer robes in this portrait.

A box containing various mixed items to include three bagpipe attachments, a recorder etc

A Subbuteo Continental Club Edition part set, Match Score Recorder Set Z and Continental Floodlighting Set C101, all boxed

A Sinclair ZX Spectrum + Personel Computer with a Ingersoll Computer Program Data Recorder, Joystick and many games including Hungry Horace, Camelot Warriors, Bruce Lee, Double Dragon etc

Montega Geneve Automatic ChronographLightly worn Montega Geneve Automatic Chronograph men's wristwatch. This model features a triple register, date, signed "Montega Geneve", "Certified Chronometer", " Swiss Made", with original Montega glass. Tachymetric scale, a small seconds, 30-minute recorder and 12-hour recorder, along with a central chronograph hand and date between 4 and 5 o'clock. Comes with a blue leather strap, in a blue leather box. Price new CHF 3900. 45 mm diameter.

A late 19th Century ships log chromatograph recorder by Andrew Wilson of Glasgow

An Edison Fireside Phonograph in domed oak case (part of tin horn missing) along with an Edison Recorder, reproducer etc. ( in office)

Boxed QED T260 Tuner: Yamaha K220 Cassette recorder & loose Rotel RD885 cassette(3)

A mixed collection of items to include: Drathgtlos Security System, Brass Adjustable Vents, Video Journey recorder etc

A mahogany cased brass barograph, with chart drawer, quantity of graphs and blue recorder ink.

A SONY WALKMAN RADIO CASSETTE PLAYER A SAISHO TR50 VOICE ACTIVATED CASSETTE RECORDER A MODEL AEROPLANE MODERN CARRIAGE CLOCK ETC

A PHILIPS CD PLAYER AND A PHILIPS RADIO CASSETTE RECORDER

A Ferrograph recorder

TOSHIBA DVD RECORDER & BOXED CLASSICAL MUSIC

PORTABLE STEREO CD/RADIO/CASSETTE RECORDER

Sony Digimatic retro alarm clock radio and a Sony/ radio tape recorder

Akai Crossfield X Solid State M-10 tape-to-tape recorder / player

Vintage Revox reel to reel tape recorder, probably model no G36, likely unused, with some tapes 

A Yamaha PSR200 keyboard with stand together with an Aulos No. 533EE base recorder, boxed

A tray of belt buckles, Corgi truck, boxed Hornby OO Gauge LNER industrial engine, wooden recorder

A Sanyo stereophonic reel to reel tape recorder together with a boxed Monty electronic scrabble

A hardwood cased Time Recorder, the dial signed National Time Recorder Co. Ltd, Mary Cray, Kent, height 70cm

A Campbell Stokes type Sunshine recorder, Casella, London, No. 10834, height 25cm.

A Binatone cassette recorder; a Praktica camera; Ingersol pocket watch, various pens etc.

A group of assorted cameras, to include a Minolta SR-7, three Nikon Coolpix, Praktica Sport, etc, plus two portable radios and a tape recorder. - Condition Report

ZENIT EM VINTAGE CAMERA, with carry case, along with a Hitachi video camera/recorder, a Sharp Viewcam and a Bell & Howell One Nine (4)

An early 20th Century Gledhill Brook Ltd, Laboratory time recorder, no. 51945, Movement no. 21059 "Empire" fusee and barrel with maintaining power and semi-deadbeat anchor escapement, beat adjustment to crutch. The pendulum suspended remotely upon an iron frame, tubular brass cased lead bob and crank key, 78cm high

Subbuteo Table Soccer Interest, to include cloth pitches, C115 match score recorder, stands, a quantity of loose players (assorted teams), World Cup goals, together with a small quantity of Subbuteo Table Rugby items, playworn.

A Pentax Efina T; together with a Samsung Voice Yepp VY-H200 digital voice recorder; a Roadpilot microgo GPS speed warning system; and an I mobile bluetooth media player, each item boxed and unused with paperwork

An oak cased British Time Recorder Co. Ltd workclock 39in tall with pendulum

A FIDELITY REEL TO REEL TAPE RECORDER TOGETHER WITH FIDELITY TRANSISTOR RADIO

A METAL SERVIS RECORDER WITH OPENING MECHANISM AND PATENT STAMP

Vintage Airfix motor racing set in original box 21/32 scale production cars with ackermann stearing, together with various Playcraft accessories, tyres, lap recorder etc. together with some vintage lego, building toys in original boxes.(B.P. 21% + VAT)

Sharp RD-429H cassette tape recorder boxed. P&P Group 2 (£18+VAT for the first lot and £3+VAT for subsequent lots)

Silver, radio cassette recorder with AM/FM Radio, boxed. GPO9401. In working order. Not available for in-house P&P.

Two cassette players/recorder, GPO boxed with power supplies and manuals. Not available for in-house P&P.

Cream GPO Ambassador Briefcase 3 speed Record Player USB recorder; built in twin stereo speakers; Bluetooth transmitter; built in rechargeable battery - up to 2.5 hours playback; output: RCA connectors; USB port ? for record & playback. Includes power supply and USB stick. In working order. P&P Group 2 (£18+VAT for the first lot and £3+VAT for subsequent lots)

Mattel Tarzan figurine, H: 30 cm, with moving arms, voice recorder and playback. P&P Group 2 (£18+VAT for the first lot and £3+VAT for subsequent lots)

PANASONIC DMR-EX769 DVD RECORDER WITH REMOTE (NEEDS ATTENTION)

PHILIPS VHS VIDEO RECORDER WITH REMOTE (NEEDS ATTENTION AND NEEDS PLUG)

PHILPS RADIO CASSETTE RECORDER

BOXED SONY BETAMAX VIDEOCASSETTE RECORDER SL-C6UB MARK II

Assorted sundries, to include various ceramics, glass, metalwares, table globe, sewing machine, Sony recorder etc (mixed parcel)

A personal stereo speaker system; together with a Bush portable cassette recorder

A REFLECTOGRAPH MODEL RR102 'HOME MODEL' REEL TO REEL TAPE RECORDER, manufactured by Rudman Darlington of Wendsfield

A sunshine recorder and a pair of marble candlesticks

West Ham Calendar + Memorabilia Collection: Possible complete run of calendars from mid 80s to mid 2000s. Other items include Newham Recorder 1969 calendar poster and more. Excellent with instructions to sell.

A Grundig reel to reel tape recorder with spares and accessories including microphone

A Sony mini disk recorder deck MDS JE510 No handset

A reel to reel four track tape recorder by Philips

ETHEL MAGAFAN (AMERICAN 1916 -1993), SILENT PEAKS woodcut, signed, titled, dated 1981 and numbered 20/100 in pencil 33cm x 45cm Mounted, framed and under glass. Note: Ethel Magafan and her twin sister Jenne Magafan were born in Chicago, Illinois in 1916.. At Broadmoor Art Academy (later renamed the Colorado Springs Fine Art Center) the pair met Frank Mechau, who hired both as assistants, allowing them to continue learning at the school from 1936-1938. Mechau, as well as fellow teachers Boardman Robinson and Pepino Mangravite, would have a great influence on both of the budding artists. From 1937 to 1943, Ethel was commissioned to paint her first of seven government sponsored murals, the first located in the US Post Office in Auburn, Nebraska. This commission made Ethel, age 26, the youngest artist in America to receive such an honour. Other New Deal Works Progress Administration (WPA) murals included the US Senate Chamber, the Recorder Deeds Building, and the Social Security Building in Washington D.C.. After government sponsorship for public murals began to dwindle in the 1940s, Ethel refocused her career on easel painting and successfully earned her first solo exhibition in 1940 at The Gallery of Contemporary Art in New York. Ethel collaborated with her sister to create seven joint exhibitions during the course of their careers. Choosing this noncompetitive route strengthened the pair’s bond, yet allowed them to maintain their own artistic styles. The sisters resided in California for nearly five years until, in 1945, the twins permanently relocated to Woodstock, New York after hearing great things from friends about the art colony. After settling, Ethel developed an increasing focus within her work, particularly for horses and abstract landscapes. She met fellow artist Bruce Currie at an artist’s party and the two were married in 1946. Both sisters won Fulbright Scholarships and Tiffany Foundation Awards which allowed Ethel to travel to Greece and Jenne to Italy. Less than a week after their return to the United States in 1952 Jenne died of cerebral hemorrhage at the age of 36. Ethel stated that the loss of her sister was “a tragedy from which I have never fully recovered”. Ethel was elected an Academician of the National Academy of Design in 1968. Following this achievement, she taught art throughout the 1970’s at both the University of Georgia and Syracuse University. Her stature within the art world was solidified in 1971 when the United States Department of Interior requested that Ethel tour and draw sketches throughout the Western U.S. These sketches were later exhibited at the National Gallery in Washington and then sent on a national tour by the Smithsonian Institution. She painted her last mural, “Grant in the Wilderness,” in 1979 at the Fredericksburg National Military Park in Virginia. From 1962 to her death in 1993, she had 19 solo gallery shows.

THOR # 132 (1966 - MARVEL - Cents Copy with Pence Stamp) - First appearance of Ego the Living Planet (featured in the recent Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 movie) & First appearance of the Recorder - Jack Kirby cover and interior art - Flat/Unfolded - a photographic condition report is available on request

THOR # 147 & 155 (Group of 2) - (1967/68 - MARVEL - Cents Copy with Pence Stamp) - Ringmaster and the Circus of Crime, Mangog, Recorder appearances + "Origins of the Inhumans" backup story - Jack Kirby cover and interior art - Flat/Unfolded - a photographic condition report is available on request

A vintage night watchman's 'The National Time Recorder Co., Ltd., London timekeepers clock.

Slingsby (Sir Henry) A Father's Legacy. Sir Henry Slingsbey's Instructions to his Sonnes. Written a little before his Death, first edition, lacking initial blank, title with typographical border, woodcut initial, lightly browned, old calf ruled in blind, rubbed at corners, rebacked, new endpapers, [Wing S3995], 12mo, by J.Grismond, 1658.⁂ Rare, with only 3 copies listed by ESTC: British Library in the UK, and the William Andrews Clark Memorial Library, California, and University of Cincinnati. A second edition was published in York in 1706 and is equally rare with only 2 copies on ESTC (BL and Harvard University).Slingsby was an ardent Royalist and recorder of Yorkshire and north country life who was executed on Tower Hill for treason on 8th June 1658; the work is dated 4th June 1658 at end. His diary was first published in edited form by Sir Walter Scott in 1806.

A late 19th Century ships log chromatograph recorder by Andrew Wilson of Glasgow