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Various Baskets, portable Typewriter and another.

Singer folding sewing machine & typewriter 10

A 'Junior' metal toy typewriter.

A five branch ceiling light plus a sewing machine and a typewriter

A pair of field glasses and a typewriter.

A quantity of 1940/1950s building bricks, part of an earlier building set and a 'Playcraft' toy typewriter

A Corona ''Special'' portable typewriter.

An Imperial portable typewriter.

A Remington portable typewriter.

A material and plastic toy, including a lady secretary sitting at a table beside a typewriter holding a notepad; together with another depicting a teenager on the telephone.

Three children's metal toys, circa 1950s/60s: 'Mettoy Supertype' green typewriter; and two shop tills, 'St. Michael', grey and red (three)

A Frodo Model 3 typewriter; and three aluminium tins of fishing flies, (4).

Mettoy: B3000 battery-operated Music Maker record player and Petite Storyteller Fifty-four character keyboard Typewriter in original boxes, unused, boxes E (2)

Mettype Portable Tin Plate Typewriter with original cardboard case, (case distressed).

A quantity of 1930's bakelite radios together with a Columbia gramaphone, & a Remington typewriter.

A cased Imperial typewriter and a cased Coronet typewriter.

An old Imperial typewriter in gilt metal case, and a slide viewer and slides.

Multo Addo early twentieth century calculator by Bulmers; and Blick Ninety circa 1920 typewriter in case (two)

An Olivetti `Valentine' red plastic portable typewriter, designed by Ettore Sottass (1969) in red case (owned by a former managing director of British Olivetti Limited) and a collection of advertising posters, including one for the Valentine in blue folder

A silver curb link bracelet, on a heart shaped padlock clasp, with nine charms as fitted, including: a typewriter, a fish and a scooter.

A Mignon black enamel typewriter for the AEG-DW factory, model 4, with curvilinear touch pads, drum lettering and dual coloured ribbons, cased.

Miscellanea. A 'Hammond' typewriter, with oak case 14 in (35.5 cm) wide, a B.T.H. loudspeaker trumpet, a collection of radio and crystal accessories, various mahogany and brass camera fixtures and other items (a lot)

A Moya Visible No. 2 typewriter, manufactured by the Moya Typewriter Co., Leicester, England, in a black metal and brass case, c.1905.

The foremans "job sheet" typewriter, (made by Imperial).

An Early 20th Century German Childs Tinplate Sewing Machine with gilt decoration in original box; a Mettoy Mettype Junior working toy typewriter, boxed.(2)

An Underwood portable typewriter; a Corona portable typewriter; an Imperial portable typewriter; and three other typewriters, cased, (6).

An early typewriter by the Hammond Co. of New York, with a semi-circular pre-'querty' keyboard; in remains of original plywood case.

Mettoy factory drawings for the chassis and rear axle plate for model No.1119 Corgimatics Mercedes Load Lugger dated June 1982 and 21/09/82 also Midland Design Associates Ltd for Byron Jardine Ltd drawing dated 08/05/70 for what appears to be an outer plastic typewriter carry case possibly for use with the Mettoy petite typewriter range? (3)

Charms: windmill, postbox, boot, typewriter, all 9ct h/m & wine bucket, tests 9ct (8.9g) (5)

A Mettype Junior tinplate childs typewriter

A rare Index Typewriter, manufactured by the Yu Ess Typewriter Company, New York, in black enamel, 1918. Originally made to capture the Jewish American market, less than 2000 were produced. Similar in construction to the European Mignon machine.

An early 20th Century pine case American Blickensderfer Number 5 typewriter.

A small portable Gundka typewriter model No 16221, together with a 19th Century painted pine rectangular bell box with black and gilt glass. (2).

Son A1 Toys, Taiwan, battery operated F-14 Tomcat jet fighter, mechanism unchecked, model in near mint condition in original box with a Petite plastic typewriter (NM,BNM&G)

* Tolkien (J. R. R., 1892-1973). Autograph Letter Signed ('J.R.R. Tolkien'), c/o George Allen & Unwin Ltd, 8th November 1971, to Miss Morley, thanking her for her (unsolicited) letter of introduction offering her services as a secretary with a knowledge of Finland and the Finnish language, regretting that he has no need of such services now but would have done earlier in his career, continuing that he now has a secretary at Allen & Unwin, and rarely has to give any personal answers, 'My "work" now is confirmed to writing, under contract, I cannot be assisted in that, since I cannot dictate it, nor indeed compose any matter of the sort without a pen in hand. My first (written) drafts are usually beyond a secretary's (and sometimes of my own) power of accurate of decipherment, and I always use a typewriter myself for their revision', mentioning his advancing age and his wife's failing health, then wondering how she had heard of his private address, 'It was in order to have one that I with regret left Oxford, to escape from an intolerable persecution and invasion of my time and privacy (even at night). I should be grateful if you would treat your knowledge as confidential, and if possible ask your informant to do so in future. This may seem absurd, but no one who has experienced the ruthlessness of the press and certain kinds of "fan" would think so', the final paragraph concluding with his envy of her knowledge of Finland and its languages and recommending that she travels there, 'though that is not advice based on wisdom or economics', 2. pp., large 8vo (1)

CARIBONUM LIMITED (pub.) CHARLES FREDERICK CLARK. A BRIEF BIOGRAPHY OF A GREAT CHARACTER. Printed by the Baynard Press and the Chiswick Press for Caribonum Limited, London n.d. Homage to the life of C.F. Clark 1876 - 1945 who was evidently an inspirational leading figure at the Caribonum Factory of Leyton, London, which became one of the leading producers of carbon paper and typewriter ribbons under Clark's stewardship. The biography is illustrated with b/w photos and has been sumptuously bound in full crushed tan morocco, housed in silk-lined clamshell box.

A Corona folding typewriter, manufactured in Groton, New York.

An early 20th century Mignon typewriter

A Remington portable typewriter model S, cased.

A Salter's Standard No.7 typewriter with qwerty keyboard in black painted tin case

An Edwardian sun observer with glass plate in frame dated 1917, the turned handle with brass mount; together with a cased Royal portable typewriter. (2).

A 'Multo' comptometer, shaded green, in wooden carrying case; an 'Eriden' and a 'Monroe' comptometers; a later comptometer; a 'Holen' calculator and an 'Oliver Co' typewriter, (6).

Mettoy, Great Britain, Mettype Junior child's typewriter, instructions printed on rear, needs cleaning (G)

An old cased Imperial model B typewriter.

An early 20th century typewriter, manufactured by 'Royal Bar lock', 23cm high.

A 9ct gold bracelet, with mostly 9ct gold charms as fitted, including: kettle, typewriter, guitar, windmill and others, on a heart shaped padlock clasp.

A Coronet fold-over typewriter, cased.

Goodman (W.L.). The History of Woodworking Tools, reprinted, 1978, b & w illusts., orig. cloth in d.j., together with Beeching (Wilfrid A.), Century of the Typewriter, 1st ed., 1974, num. b & w illusts., orig. cloth in d.j., plus Blakemore (Kenneth), Snuff Boxes, 1st ed., 1976, num. col. and b & w illusts., orig. cloth in d.j., and other various art and antiques reference, mostly G/VG (20)

Blickensderfer Aluminium feather weight Typewriter, circa 1907, complete with fitted wooden case

A painted toy wooden boat in which sit four painted articulated wooden sailors, together with a toy typewriter.

A Blickensderfer no 5 typewriter in an oak case.

* An early 20th c. Vedes child's typewriter, with manual letter and numeral selection, roller, carriage return bell and other refinements, in original unrestored condition, with red enamelled cover, 9 in (23 cm) wide. (1)

A childs Mettoy Elegant tin plate typewriter

A keyboard typewriter, 'Blickensderfer No.5, made in U.S.A.', c.1890s, mounted on an oak base, width 31cm, depth 23; with leather carrying case.

A tinplate Mettype junior typewriter in original box.

A cased Corona vintage typewriter

A Valentine Olivetti typewriter by Ettore Sottsass, in bright red ABS plastic, together with a white serving trolley by Kartell (Italy) and four adjustable standard lamps.

A Swedish 'Original-Odhner' adding machine by Amtiebolaget, Gˆteborg, M 602n, No 101567, nickel mounted japanned metal case, supplied by Taylor's Typewriter Co Ltd, 74 Chancery Lane, London, 9.5in wide.

A VINTAGE PORTABLE TYPEWRITER, THE "HOMEBLICK", with label 9 & 10 Cheapside, London, Made in U.S.A., in wooden case with hide strap handle, 32cm, (12.75in) long

An unmarked 2in. typewriter; a 3in. valise; a 3.5in. bull dog; a 4in. cat; a 2.75in. artillery shell; and a 3.5in. sea shell. (6)