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A 35mm Film Reel Entitled 'University Hospital Nottingham 30-8-96 590 Hoddle, George' The film appears to be a motion picture, 4 perf horizontal, detailing surgery, possibly via an Xray series of images or video, in metal can, G-VG condition, on core, George Hoddle appears to be the patient, details to outer can approx 200ft?, also with a BBC film strip entitled 'BBC Radio Vision - Vincent Van Gough', short length, not motion picture, also with a can labelled 'Lith Film' with dark bag inside containing unknow film,

A pair of dumbbells, various electronics, to include SBS radio, screwdriver set, ornaments, DVD/CD writer, etc. (3 boxes)

3 VARIOUS WOODEN INLAID BOXES PHILLIPS BAKELITE VINTAGE RADIO, MAHOGANY FRAMED BAROMETER WITH PRESENTATION PLAQUE DATED 1930, FRAMED ETCHING & FRAMED OIL ON BOARD, BOX WITH VARIOUS BRASS WARE ETC 

BANG & OLUFSEN BEOVOX 1600 SPEAKERS, BANG & OLUFSEN BEOGRAM 1000 TURNTABLE, BEOMASTER 900 RADIO 

SONY 32" LED SMART TV WITH REMOTE CONTROL, TOSHIBA LED 26 " TV, SONY RADIO CASSETTE PLAYER & ROBERTSON RADIO 

*DIABLO (aka Bob Cosford) 'Buy Me And Stop One - Drone Attack', signed limited edition of 75, blind stamped and with certificate of authenticity, giclee print on 301gsm German etching paper, the image 42cm x 59.5cm, Framed dimensions: 63.5cm x 78cmProvenance: The Bob Cosford Collection of Contemporary and Street Art.Note: DIABLO is one of four pseudonyms used by the Artist Bob Cosford to develop new areas of work, particularly in the field of urban, street art, tattoo design, alt and outsider art. 'Buy Me And Stop One' art uses unique socio-political narratives and ironic references to mainstream entertainment all based around an ice cream van. 'Buy Me And Stop One' also references the easy days of condom advertising. Bob Cosford is an artist who for many years worked as a creative director for film and television companies, developing branding for the likes of the BBC, ITV, Disney and UEFA. One of Cosford's most notable productions was the famous 'comic book' opening sequence of the BBC children's television series 'Grange Hill', described by a Radio Times article as being a "Pop Art masterpiece"

*DIABLO (aka Bob Cosford) 'Buy Me And Stop One - Riot', signed limited edition of 75, blind stamped and with certificate of authenticity, giclee print on 301gsm German etching paper, the image 52cm x 69.5cm,Framed dimensions: 63.5cm x 78cmProvenance: The Bob Cosford Collection of Contemporary and Street Art.Note: DIABLO is one of four pseudonyms used by the Artist Bob Cosford to develop new areas of work, particularly in the field of urban, street art, tattoo design, alt and outsider art. 'Buy Me And Stop One' art uses unique socio-political narratives and ironic references to mainstream entertainment all based around an ice cream van. 'Buy Me And Stop One' also references the easy days of condom advertising. Bob Cosford is an artist who for many years worked as a creative director for film and television companies, developing branding for the likes of the BBC, ITV, Disney and UEFA. One of Cosford's most notable productions was the famous 'comic book' opening sequence of the BBC children's television series 'Grange Hill', described by a Radio Times article as being a "Pop Art masterpiece"

FUTURA (LEONARD HIILTON MCGURR) (FKA FUTURA 2000) (b. 1955) 'The 4 Elements', 2019, a complete set of 4 screen prints in colours on 300gsm Somerset Satin archival paper, all signed and numbered 37/100 in pencil to the margin, published by Urban Spree,sheets: 50 x 50cm each,Framed dimensions: 53cm x 53cm each (4)Note: Futura (American, b.1955), the pseudonym of Lenny McGurr, is a Graffiti Artist best known for his Abstract approach to Street Art. Born in New York, he began painting on the subway system as a teenager in the early 1970s, and over the course of his career was associated with the groups 3YB, CIA, FBI, Interpol, and KGB. While other Graffiti artists of the 1970s and 1980s focused on lettering, Futura 2000 was unique in his Abstract style. In the 1980s, he began to work on canvas, and exhibited along with American artists Keith Haring (1958–1990), Jean-Michel Basquiat (1960–1988), and Kenny Scharf (b.1958).In 1981, he painted the backdrops for The Clash’s European tour and designed the sleeve for their This Is Radio Clash single, and in 1982, hand wrote the sleeve notes and lyrics sheet for their Combat Rock album. He continued to tour with the band and spray paint backdrops during the performances. More recently, Futura has transitioned into working as a graphic and commercial artist. He has worked with companies such as Nike, Recon, and Medicom Toy, and designs clothing for his label Futura Laboratories. His work has been exhibited at MoMA PS1 in New York, the Grotinger Museum in the Netherlands, and the Gallery Du Jour in Paris. He lives and works in New York.

§ Trekkie Parsons (1902-1995) Portrait of Jill Balcon signed with initials and dated 1954 (lower left) ink 23 x 22.5cm Provenance: The collection of Quentin Stevenson The present work depicts Jill Balcon, a British actress known for her work in film, television, radio and on stage. In 1951, Balcon became the second wife of Cecil Day-Lewis. The pair had two children together, including three-time Academy Award-winner, Sir Daniel Day-Lewis.In 1993, Jill Balcon and Quentin Stevenson starred in Wittgenstein, directed by Derek Jarman.

A 1930s Gecophone valve radio with brass and bakelite mounts

A Bang and Olufsen Beomaster 1000 radio/tuner with speakers

A Marconi T11DA radio in bakelite case

A selection of various radio equipment including Advanced Electronics signal generator E2, Marconi telephone control, various boxed radio valves etc

An early BBC Gecophone radio/gramophone loud speaker horn with circular base 29" high

An old brass and painted aluminium gramophone/radio loud speaker horn by Charles Cory and Son New York on mahogany circular base 23½" high

A small painted aluminium gramophone/radio loud speaker horn, 7½" high

An old BTH aluminium radio/gramophone speaker horn and stand 23½" high

A vintage Ekco type U49 valve radio in bakelite case

An early Gecophone BC2935 valve radio receiver in mahogany case

An old valve radio in oak rectangular case

An old painted aluminium gramophone/radio loud speaker horn by the Sterling Telephone Electric Co. 20½" high

A Crosley 'Oracle' radio clock, c.1930, the walnut case with an Arabic numeral clock dial over a radio, with an arched speaker grille, labelled 'The Oracle, You're there with a Crosley',34cm wide26cm deep155cm highCondition ReportThis item has failed a PAT test and will need rewiring. There is some general surface wear and marks to the case throughout, noticebly a ring shaped mark to the top commensurate with use. Please see additional images.

Vinyl / Autographs - David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust The Motion Picture. Original UK double album signed on the front by Mick Ronson (Guitar) and Trevor Bolder (Bass), in VG+ / EX condition, Consigned by a former radio music producer in whose presence the album was signed by the artists.

Pedigree vintage Tommy Gunn uniforms & equipment including Paratrooper kit, Operations Map, Radio, Boots & Gaters, Trench Spade, Kit Bag, Helmet, First Aid Bag only, Mines, webbing & Weapons (1 box)The items in this auction are located offsite and as such, we have limited access to provide postage quotes. Therefore, we are only able to offer a discretionary post and packing service on small, singular items. Due to the fragility of lots in this auction, we would strongly advise using a professional packing service in most instances.Badge is missing from red beret

A Hime & Addison of Manchester gramophone, a box of various 78s to include Bill Haley etc, a record case of various 78s, a Bush "Antique Radio", an Imperial "The Good Companion" manual typewriter, a Philips portable record player and a pair of Carl Zeiss 6 x 24 Telex binoculars

FRANCE, Télégraphie sans Fil, 1927, a bronze Art Déco medal by P.-M. Dammann, standing figure of Iris with signs of the Zodiac behind, rev. globe encircled by an antenna emitting radio waves, tsf around tablet below, 68mm (CGMP p.116; Jones, Art of the Medal, 423; cf. DNW 132, 1683). One of the classic Art Déco medallic images, very fine £140-£180

A Roberts Stream 63I clock radio

Pavilion monitor, pair of candelabras, radio etc

Box containing Roberts radio, binoculars, Mitchell reel etc

A Bang & Olufsen radio and cassette player and two speakers.

An RCA AR88 radio receiver and accompanying speaker, together with six spares valves, a Datong model D70 morse tutor and a quantity of books relating to radio communication, morse code etc.

A 1980s Samsung PD-45L portable double cassette radio boombox with detachable speakers

A group of four vintage portable novelty radios to include National Panasonic R-70 Panapet 'ball and chain' radio, Sanyo 1711 dice radio, Ferguson 3102 clock radio and Sony TR-1823 (4)

Hi-fi - A mixed group of hi-fi separates to include JDM TA-1060 mixing amplifier, Adastra 952.978 AM/FM radio tuner (x2), Pulse PLS00558 mixer amplifier and AV:link 4 way speaker selector switch (5)

A Philips 310A-15 Bakelite cased valve radio

A Philips (Holland) model 2511 valve radio in "Arbolite" case, manufactured 1928-1931

A Marconi T36AB briefcase style portable radio, c.1954

A Ferranti 145 valve radio in brown Bakelite Art Deco case, c.1945

A Radio Acoustic Products (R.A.P.) Ltd. model 646 valve radio in Art Deco wooden case with Bakelite knobs, c.1946

A Kolster Brandes (KB) FB10 cream Bakelite 'toaster' valve radio, c.1950

A 1940s Philco A530 valve radio in black Bakelite case

A retro Bush TR82/97 radio

A collection of boxed ITT CV38 EF37A radio valves / tubes (32)

Two vintage Roberts portable radios to include R200 transistor and R55 valve radio (2)

An HMV model 681 portable valve radio

Three boxes of assorted loose radio valves / tubes

A 1960s Bush VTR 103 transistor radio with VHF coverage

A 1940s Roberts P4D portable valve radio

A collection of 6v and 12v metal radio valves (28)

A vintage Grundig model 2068 wooden cased valve radio

A Hallicrafters SX-18 Sky Challenger II valve radio receiver, c.1938

A vintage Pullman wooden cased valve radio with brown Bakelite knobs and cream Bakelite speaker frets

A Pye model S valve radio in Art Deco rising sun walnut case with Bakelite knobs, c.1932, 54cm tall. This design was first introduced in the late 1920s but lost favour in 1941 when Japan entered World War Two, due to it's similarity to the Japanese 'Rising Sun' flag. An attempt to reintroduce the design post-WW2 led to such an outcry that it was dropped for good

A large collection of boxed radio valves / tubes including STC CV2174 and CV245, GEC CV1343, some war department examples etc. (approx. 175)

A vintage Ever Ready model N briefcase style portable radio

A Sobell 439 fluted brown Bakelite valve radio, c.1949

A Murphy 192 valve radio in cream and brown Bakelite case, c.1953

A 1930s Cossor Silvertone valve radio in decorative fret cut oak case

An Ekco AD38 valve radio in Art Deco Bakelite case, c.1937, for restoration

A Decca TPW 70 wall mounting radio, c.1961