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Two Early And Rare Valve Car Radio Receivers - an Ekco, with power pack; US-made with chrome front, with power pack; and a JVC first generation SFP3 video camera (3) £70 - 90
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Collection Of First-Generation Novelty Transistor Radios: including a Maxim combination tv and radio football; Radioshack 'RADIO' in white; Lucozade can; Heinz Baked Beans can; Coke can; Coke bottle; Battery Vidor; car tyre; jukebox; Mr Noisy; Space radio, Tunebear; Sinclair World's Smallest Radio in carton, and other similar items (qty) £60 - 80
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Philips 1410 Radio; two band Ultra in cream bakelite; three-band Ferguson with magic eye; Philips 363; Philips 131U; Ferguson 621U; early Ferranti transistor BT1037; Philips 581A; Grundig 2010; and a Grundig 997 (10) £80 - 120
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KB Three-Band Radio in black case; Stella ST234A; Erres all-transistor early model; Murphy 192; Marconi T89DA; Stella ST106A; Philco A3606; and a smart mains/batt PYE in blue cloth case (8) £60 - 80
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An Ultra Coronation-Twin Radio; and two good Ultra type T401's - first in all-cream case, the second in brown and cream two-tone case (3) £60 - 80
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Late Valve Mains Radios - Philips 200U-15; Ekco A455; Minuet; RGD 37FM; KB RB10; another Minuet; and a portable Stella in two-tone case (7) £60 - 80
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First-Generation Transistor Portable Radios - Bush TR82 in red and cream; another Bush TR82 in beige and peach; Perdio Continental; Holiday deluxe with combination tape recorder playback feature; an Ultra trans 6; PYE trans 4; small Marconiphone; Dansette RT111X; Philips in cream; and a Bush TR102 (10) £70 - 90
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Murphy A100 'The Handbag' Radio in dark maroon bakelite case; Decca portable; Bush VHF80C; Stella ST110U; Little Maestro 10 in green; Masterradio Sandown Sapphire; and three variants of the Bush two-band portable with swing handles (9)The Murphy A100 'Handbag', so-called as it really looks as such, is one of the cleverest valve sets ever made, with its size and chassis design, control positioning and general aesthetic being the result of one of the best well-thought out designs both inside and out. £70 - 90
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A Good And Rare Bush DAC90A Radio in cream bakelite case with gold and green dial; together with another good Bush DAC90A in brown bakelite case with matching gold and green dial (2) £80 - 120
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Bush DAC10 Radio in brown and cream bakelite case; Radialva super AS50; two band Alba; Ferranti 5700; Bush VHF90; and a Graetz type 250 radio-alarm (6) £60 - 90
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Twenty-One Assorted Transistor Portable Radios bridging the late 1950s to late 1960s; two with alarm clock feature, various makers, colour combinations and features (21) £60 - 80
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Selection Of Eight Valve And Transistor Semi-Portable Radios with various colour combinations and makers, including the favoured HMV 1375 finished in red (8) £50 - 70
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A Good Collection Of Popular And Successful First-Generation And Second-Generation Transistor Radios including Roberts R200 in beige; various makers, colour combinations (qty) £100 - 150
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A Selection Of Twenty-One Third-Generation Transistor radios bridging the mid-1970s to early 2000s, various makers and colour combinations (21) £50 - 70
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A Good Selection Of Transistor Radios bridging the mid-1960s to the late 1970s including Regentone, Roberts, Perodio, Sobell, Defiant, and other successful makers (19) £60 - 80
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PYE type P4 Radio; HMV Louvered dial set; Ultra FM82; Raymond 3-band; Ferranti A1016; German Loewe-Opta with push button control and magic eye; Grundig 2005W; PYE Fenman I with magic eye; and a late Cossor Melody Maker in wooden case (9) £60 - 80
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A Very Good GEC BC4750 Radio with all-wood case, shaped arced sides with louvred bars and brown Bakelite knobs; together with a Sobell type 516 (2) £60 - 90
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Murphy Type SAD94L Radio with ribbed vertical bar brown bakelite case; and an unusual Victory 3-band receiver with sweep arc tuning in wooden case (2) £80 - 120
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Mullard Three-Band Receiver in brown case; HMV louvered grille set; Murphy A122 baffle-front receiver; Strad 521; PYE Cambridge three-band; Telefunken Andante multiband with magic eye; unusual Philips Star-Front with four section compass-point tuning dials and magic eye; German small 4 band set with magic eye; and a Nordmende Elektra in lacquered case (9) £70 - 100
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HMV 530 Radio; Ekco U143; three-band Philips with magic eye; Philips Stereogram; PYE with multi shortwave band tuning; Philips BA 2542; and a Mullard MAS 183 (7) £60 - 80
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A Selection Of Wireless Extension Speakers: HMV; Buffelette; an empty brown bakelite Amplion case with quartered fret design; and two others including a slight sloped profile (5) £60 - 80
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B4G37U Philips Radio; Loewe Opta Foacett; Philips main/batt portable in mustard yellow and green; small PYE circular dial two-band receiver; US Delco shortwave set with two-tone wood case; KB Nocturne; Stella BA1156; a nice Telefunken two band set in single-mould bakelite case and dial, slide wave-change control (8) £70 - 100
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Stella ST239U Radio; one of the last Philips valve sets to be made with three bands with red and gold dial; a PYE R3L; Regentone R10; Murphy U502; and a well-designed portable Eveready on-off switch handled blue cloth covered receiver (6) £60 - 90
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Philips B4X47A Radio; Perido two-band in two-tone wooden case; Alba three-band in wooden case; Ferranti U1040; large German Kananle with magic eye; Vidor in two-tone green cloth covered case; and a Siemens Klangmeister III (7) £60 - 90
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Grundig Super BU-T Radio; Defiant MSH555; PYE multiband set in black and white bakelite case; Ferguson Thorn rounded profile cased set; Philips B3G85U; Philips BEG63A; Philips 1510; and a late Cossor Melody Maker 524 in mottled brown bakelite case (8) £70 - 100
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Record Players - a Portadene portable in red and cream dotted case; PYE Black Box in plain wooden case; PE record player and radio combination with scroll bar tuning, four speed deck in teak case and clear lid; Westminster Wireless floor console with Callaro deck to sliding base; HMV table record player and radio combination with Callaro deck; and a HMV compound reel-to-reel tape recorder with red/grey case, magic eye level (6)The PYE 'Black Box' was the first genuine Hi-Fi ever made, designed in 1949 and released in 1950. Although the standard model was this plain case, for quite a bit more, the customer could have a Japanned black lacquered version. £80 - 120SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS, CAMERAS & TOOLSGENERAL INSTRUMENTS
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Freiberger Prazisions Mechanik (GDR) Sextant (cased) together with a pair of Dividers (2) £60 - 80
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No.150 Candlestick Telephones (i) With GPO No.1A Bell box, stamped verso with Broad Arrow, telephone has Earls Colne telephone number and is possibly from the wartime USAAF airbase (ii) With Bell box stamped verso 41FHR56/1 (both G) (2) £80 - 120
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Stanley (Great Turnstile, London) Fuller Calculator with mahogany ends, in original box with brass stand and manufacturers label inside lid (G) £80 - 120
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Short & Mason (London) Barograph with eight vacuum sections, brass frame, ink bottle and drawer for additional charts, in mahogany case with bevelled glass £200 - 300
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T B Winter & Sons (Newcastle) Surveyor's Level with tripod mount, in original case £50 - 70
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T. Cooke (York) Brass Level, 7", 18cm barrel and spirit level in top, in mahogany case with makers paper label in lid £40 - 60
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Telephones (i) Kjobenhavns Telefon Aktieselskab KTAS/D30 with brass casing and Bakelite handpiece (ii) Wall mounted with brass fitting including a lift off earpiece numbers H60/1 (both G) (2) £80 - 120
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Brass Travelling Microscope with 5" barrel, in parts that can be assembled and screwed into mahogany case (appears to be incomplete) £40 - 60
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W Watson Prepared Microscope Slides in 22 drawer mahogany cabinet, most drawers contain 18 slides one empty, slides have makers label and hand written identification label, with glazed door with plaque 'W Watson & Sons 313 High Holborn'; together with a W Watson Stereo Microscope black lacquered finish in mahogany case (2) £400 - 600
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BC Ltd Three Draw Telescope with non-reflective coating, stamped with makers mark and Broadarrow and 'Tel Sct Rect MkIIs', in leather case £50 - 60
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Brass Military Single Draw Telescope with 2" objective lens, barrel length 35", with unusual mounts and pinhole to lens cover, marked '*-0-* 1942' and with Broadarrow £60 - 80
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Carl Zeiss (West Germany) 7x50B Binoculars no.855705, with leather case in original box £150 - 200
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Dollond (London) Five Draw Telescope with 2 3/4" objective lens and 49" barrel, wooden barrel cover, on small brass tripod £80 - 120
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Nairne & Blunt No.20 Single Draw Telescope with 2" objective lens, wood covered 28" barrel with two eyepiece tubes, on table brass tripod, with original instruction sheet, in mahogany case £400 - 600
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Various Binoculars And Cameras including Traveler 7x50 Waterproof, Super Zenith 7x50, Kershaw 6x30 The Portland and two other pairs of binoculars; together with two cameras £70 - 100
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Assorted Flat Weights including various George IV examples most unmarked for weight; Bronze William IV 2lbs; Beardmore 'The Worshipful Company Of Founders' and a pair of A K & Sons 8oz and 1lb cast iron examples £70 - 100
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Avery Shop Calculating Scale to 3lb, together with two American scales: one beam on unequal-arm (3) £60 - 90
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Bell Weights nickel silver: 7lb, 4lb, 2lb and 1lb largest weigh unstamped other bearing various marks '42 - 50, crown with D24 and assorted letters; brass: 4lb, 2lb and 1lb no markings (7) £70 - 100
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Borough Of Kidderminster Working Standard Milk Measures quart, pint and half pint by A Gallenkamp & Co. in mahogany case with brass plaque; Set of Four pipettes 8 Fl Dr to 10 Minims in mahogany case; ST & Co 1/2 Gill Measure and 1 Gill (both cased) (4) £80 - 120
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Banjo 5-String Reproduction Gibson Mastertone 11" head, decorative headstock with 'Gibson' inlayed and inlay to fingerboard, walnut resonator has double concentric purfling and cream binding to match neck bindings, 24 tension lugs, metal tone ring with 20 holes, with replica Mastertone Guarantee decal on inside, Shubb 5th string adjustable capo, Stamped 9411-1, (cased) £700 - 1000
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Conical Set Of Stacked Flats Weights from 4lb to 1/2oz (9 weights); together with assorted other flat weights: 2lb '1826'; Nicholls 8oz, 4oz and 2oz '1826'; part set with no marked weights (6 in total) and a few others £100 - 150
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County Of Durham Trading Standards Brass Metric Liquid Measures By W & J Avery (Birmingham) consisting of 2 Litres, 1 Litre, 0.5 Litre, 0.25 Litre, 0.1 Litre, 0.05 Litre, 0.02 Litre, 0.01 Litre, 0.005 Litre, 0.002 Litre and 0.001 Litre; all at 62 degrees Fahrenheit and with numerous stamps including GvR and 1930 with portcullis and each numbered 2523; with makers name engraved around base nad 'County of Durham' stamped to top, in fitted case £400 - 600
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Flat Weights a collection of assorted loose examples and part sets (in two boxes) £80 - 120
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Fluid Measures (i) Three conical flasks 1 Quart, 1 Pint and Half Pint one dated 1951 one 1961 (ii) Kent County Council Local Standard 10 fl. oz 1956 (iii) County of Kien Standard Pipettes 1895 by De Grave (all in mahogany cases) (3) £80 - 120
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