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Lot 267
A scarce post 1902 khaki Lancer style plastron fronted tunic of the Sussex Yeomanry, blue plastron, facing and piping, gilt Sussex Yeomanry collar badges, GS buttons, plaited blue cord shoulder straps with bullion crowns, label at back of collar marked "Hobson & Sons 1.1. and 5 Lexington St, London W", named to Major Hon. C. Brand, complete with blue and yellow striped girdle with brass olivets. VGC Note:Major the Hon Charles Brand was a son of Viscount Hampden (one time speaker of the House of Commons). He spent approx 15 months in the Hampshire Carabiniers prior to becoming 2nd Lieut in the Sussex Yeomanry when the unit was raised in August 1901, 2 months later being promoted to Major. He commanded B Squadron of the Sussex Yeomanry which covered the Brighton, Lewes and Burgess Hill troops. He died aged 57 in 1912 at his residence near Lewes from Pneumonia. £300-400
Lot 6
5 inch gauge Santa Fe 997 EMD SD60 style Diesel Locomotive in Good condition From the Rob Denton collection (Reading) Dual Battery operated model of a North American style locomotive, finished in Orange and Silver livery with Yellow lining with Number 997 and Santa Fe branding. 1.4m in length. Two large motors fitted to each bogie. Steel chassis with metal body shell. Two 12v batteries, Sound unit, Speaker, Dual Air-horn and lights. Very Good paintwork, few scratches where top cover secures to body. Label within suggests built circa 1995 to the designs of Frederick.F.Few a notable British model engineer, known for his contributions to the field of small-scale engineering and model-making. Subsequent information suggests the loco was also built by 'Freddie Few' as a back-up loco for St.Albans Model Engineering group. (not verified) Dimensions: Length 1440mm, Width 240mm, Height 410mm Door to door delivery available at a rate of £1/mile from Horsham, West Sussex or collection. The display stand is not included. A video is available. Viewing at Horsham, West Sussex by appointment. Footnote: Rob Denton was a member of the Reading Society of Model Engineers, regularly showing his large scale locomotives across the country to the delight of young and old. Rob had an eye for detail which was reflected in the detailing of his models. - Condition Report - Good
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Lot 103
Pamphlets.- Brewers.- [England's Well-wisher]. A Letter directed to the Honourable Robert Harley, Esq., speaker to the honourable House of Commons, relating to the great abuses of the nation, 4pp., trimmed at head with loss of pagination to first f., short marginal tear to second f., lightly browned, disbound, no printer, [3rd May, 1701] § Some queries which deserve no consideration, answer'd paragraph by paragraph, only to satisfie the ridiculous enquiries of the trifling p-----r that made 'em publick, drop-head title, lightly browned throughout, loose, disbound, no printer, [c.1701]; and 5 other 18th century pamphlets, including the union between England & Scotland, small 4to (7)
Lot 310
Crime fiction Collection of mystery and detective novels with the dust jackets, 1930s-40s all 8vo, original cloth, with the dust jackets, references to Hubin, Crime Fiction II (1994) in square brackets. Titles include: Grayson, Rupert. Gun Cotton - Adventurer. London: Grayson & Grayson, 1933. First edition, inscribed by the author ‘With best wishes to Mr and Mrs Jenkins from Rupert Grayson, September 1933’ on front free endpaper, dust jacket with loss to spine and various repairs verso [p. 346]; Idem. Ace High. London: Grayson & Grayson, 1937. First edition, losses to jacket [p. 346]; Ashe, Gordon [pseudonym of John Creasey]. The Speaker. London: John Long Limited, 1939. First edition (apparently the author's first novel at least under this name), spotting to edges of textblock, jacket bright [p. 33]; Vickers, Roy. The Man in the Red Mask. London: George Newnes, Limited, [1935]. Presumed first edition (published as part of Newnes's 'Half-Crown Novels' series with jacket priced 2/6, but no other iteration of jacket traced), jacket bright [p. 824]; Blane, Fergus. Money-Lender in Gloves. London: George Newnes, Limited, c.1939. First edition, apparently a later issue with jacket priced at 3/6, gift inscription dated 1941 to front pastedown, closed tears to rear panel of jacket [p. 78: the only novel recorded under this author]; Ferguson, W. B. M. London Lamb. London: John Long Limited, c.1939. First edition, later issue jacket with 4/ overprice sticker [p. 280]; Mills, Woosnam. Biting Fortune. London: Thomas Nelson and Sons Ltd, 1939. First edition, 8/3 overprice sticker to jacket front flap; Lindsay, David. The Man Nobody Knew. London: John Hamilton Limited, [1938]. First edition, loss to dust jacket [p. 504]; and 15 others, all in the dust jackets (23) The Golden Age of Detective and Adventure Fiction: Selections from the Stock of Obelist Books, Glasgow.
Lot 698
An early 20th Century Siebe Gorman & C, Divers Helmet, 12 bolt construction, with Makers Plaque to the front, tinned finish with heavy brass guards, serial 19183 to the inside collar, complete with microphone and speaker insidegenerally good condition, no obvious signs of signficiant damage or repair, please see additional images, unable to see serial number on anything apart from the stated place, we have not taken apart as we do not want to damage it in any way
Lot 47
RARE 'MIKIPHONE' PORTABLE POCKET PHONOGRAPH & BINOCULARS, 1920s Mikiphone pocket phonograph in nickel plated cylinder case (lacks speaker back), with Kershaw leather cased extra-wide angle binoculars, various pairs of field glasses, &Voigtländer bellows camera (8)Provenance: deceased estate CardiffComments: Mikiphone in working condition (see additional images)
Lot 223
Tannoy Hi-Fi – Type LSU/LF/12.F - a pair of teak-cased floor-standing loudspeakers. Each speaker of slender form with teak cases and mesh fronts. Each with Audio Metric low frequency units. Please see 'Important Sale Information / T&C' regarding electrical items.Each measures approx. 83cm x 43cm x 18cm.
Lot 216
Sony Hi-Fi - Model HCD-SBT-100B - a Compact Disc (CD) music player and matching speakers. Silver and black finish with mesh covered speakers. Speaker models SS-CHX50. With controller. Please see 'Important Sale Information / T&C' regarding electrical items.Measures approx. 11cm x 29cm x 21cm.
Lot 184
Technics Hi-Fi – Model SB-DV290D – speaker system. The set comprises a pair of front speakers (SB-DV290), pair of surround speakers (SB-PS95) and a center speaker (SB-PC95). All appearing as new in original box and being sealed. Please see 'Important Sale Information / T&C' regarding electrical items.Box measures approx. 48cm x 76cm x 32cm.
Lot 108
A Classic Wurlitzer Model 1800 Jukebox 1955-58, Ser. No. 230399, with 104 selections within horizontal record carousel, below vertical turntable behind shaped front and selection button panel, twin speaker grilles in chrome, cream finished body - 54in. (137cm) high, 32in. (81cm) wide, 27in. (68cm) deepOne of the most recognisable and best loved models from the golden age of jukeboxes, made at a time when the 45 single recorded format was taking the world by storm. As with most Wurlitzer models from this period, the records, turntable and selection workings are all visible. The advanced valve amplifier design for treble/bass separation in this model and others by Wurlitzer still gives them the edge - in addition to the stunning cabinet design features.Fully restored and has a sticker from 'Jukeboxes Unlimited!' Langton Leicestershire'; no records included in the lot; has been used in the UK by the vendor; We have tested the jukebox and have been able to get it to play on insertion of a coin but not on every occssion, it also seems there is a issue with playing a disc in A8. Otherwise in Excellent restored condition, largely with original wireing and parts.
Lot 92
A Philips Type 634A Wireless Receiver - 'The Ovaltinie Set' 1933-4, 'Superinductance' TRF set, with circular with bakelite circular speaker trim panel, 'Stars and Stripes' logo below arc tuning scale, in arched walnut veneered cabinet, made famous in the 1980s in its' appearance in a bedtime drink advert.
Lot 72
Bachmann Branchline OO Plus Oxford Rail - 31-638 Class 64xx 6419 BR Green Late Crest, According to paperwork supplied, this comes with an aftermarket Zimo MX648 Decoder with Microcube speaker programmed with YouChoos DCC Sound. Also included in Oxford Rail OR76DG002XS Dean Goods in BR Black '2409'. Conditions: Generally Excellent to Excellent Plus in Excellent Plus boxes.
Lot 50
Two pairs of Bang & Olufsen BeoLab 4000 speakers, two are gold-finished and two blue-finished, approx 32 cms h, Bang & Olufsen BeoLab subwoofer type no. 6862, and a Bang & Olufsen Passive Amplifier Type 1743 approx 30 h x 15.5 cms, together with two black speaker stands and two boxes of cables. This lot concludes with a six-plug Esopower surge-proof extension lead. Condition ReportPlease note that the cables are in a jumble and will need organizing.
Lot 684
Rivarossi unboxed American HO Gauge various Railroads Twin Diesel A & B Units (12) Krauss-Maffei ML 400, Southern Pacific dark grey and red Ref 2147 and 2151, Rio Grande yellow and grey Ref 825 B Unit with speaker, Fairbanks -Morse C-Liner, Wabash blue and white Ref 007, New Haven orange, black and white No 430 Ref 809, Early EMD E-8 or similar short version Santa Fe silver and red Ref 124 and 807, generally VG (12)
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