121 |
Broadcast and special recordings: Twelve 16-inch, 33 1/3 rpm Voice of the Army, Armed Forces Radio Service, Veterans Administration, NBC Radio Recording, G.E. Excursions in Science, U.S. Navy Recruiting Sercvice and American Legion records; twenty-three various British private recordings, test pressings and transcription records; and a tin of blank acetate discs |
Nil |
|
30 |
122 |
Radio 8-inch records: 332, dance, band and music hall, by Sid Phillips, Alfredo, Plaza Band, Blue Jays, Radio Rhythm Boys, Randolph Sutton, Florrie Forde and others (3 racks) |
Nil |
|
55 |
123 |
Dominion and other records: seventy-three Dominion, by Jay Wilbur/Deauville Dance Orchestra, Jack Walker, Elsie Carllisle, Bob Haring, O'Dea & O'Donovan, Handley, Midnight Serenaders, Lily Long, Hemsley and others; and sixty jazz and swing records, various makes, by Lombardo, Lang, Calloway, Banks, Condon, Armstrong, Nichols, Spike Jones, Dorsey, Hines, Venuti, Ellington, Goofus Five, Lyman and others (133, 2 racks) |
Nil |
|
75 |
124 |
The ITMA Royal Performance, 1942: an album for six 12-inch discs, sides 15-26, of the ITMA special performance for the birthday of H.R.H. Princess Elizabeth on April 21st 1942 at Windsor Castle, signed inside the front cover by Their Majesties and by T.R.H. Elizabeth and Margaret, the cover entitled WINDSOR CASTLE 21 APRIL 1942, the records all badly warped and all but one broken, with a letter from the BBC to Sydney Keith ('Sam Scram' in ITMA) pasted inside and later correspondence indicating that 24 such sets were made. A full account of the Windsor performance is given in Ted Kavanagh's biography of Tommy Handley (1949). The show lasted for two hours, and included contributions from Robb Wilton, Jack Warner, Very Lynn, Kenway & Young and Max Geldray, in addition to the ITMA session (extended to 40 minutes from the usual 30). This may account for the sides of the ITMA records starting at 15 (they are arranged non-sequentially, for use with an auto--changer or twin turntables.) As many of the broken records have sections missing, there is no prospect of restoring them. |
Nil |
|
110 |
125 |
78rpm records: Christmas Greetings from John Dewar & Sons Ltd' pictorial flexi-disc, 1930s, with 78rpm records including Tauber, Dawson, Lauder, McCormack, Caruso and Baillie |
Nil |
|
|
126 |
78rpm records: Cinch - Arizona Jack/Ragtime Goblin Man, Bob Cannon/Popsy Wopsy, Billy Williams/Toddling Along, Ariel Grand/Ariel Military Band/Epier's Whiskers, Winner - Ted Yorke/Florrie the Flapper, Broughton & Kirkby/If you were the only girl, and others (52) |
Nil |
|
12 |
127 |
78 rpm jazz reissues and revivals, British labels, pressed circa 1950: Vocalion, including Kid Ory, Jelly Roll Morton and Johnny Dodds (18), Brunswick, including Muggsy Spanier, Pinetop Smith, King Oliver, Louis Armstrong and Eddie Condon (43) Parlophone, Jazz Classics and other series, including Bessie Smith, Bix Beiderbecke, Fletcher Henderson and Louis Armstrong (16) and HMV, various issues, including Piano Red, ODJB and Jelly Roll Morton (13) (90) |
Nil |
|
60 |
128 |
Parlophone 78rpm Super Rhythm Style Series, British issue, mid-1930s to early 1950s: including Luis Russell, Eddie Condon, Frankie Trumbauer, Louis Armstrong, Bix Beiderbecke and Humphrey Lyttleton (66), with Melodisc, 1947 onwards, including Chicago Bill, Bunk Johnson and West Indian and Creole artists (25) (91) |
Nil |
|
70 |
129 |
Columbia 78rpm US and British issues and reissues, pressed 1940s, including Swing Music Series, Kid Ory, Will Bradley, Louis Armstrong, Bessie Smith, Johnny Dodds and New Orleans Wanderers (13); with 1940s/1950s issues, various labels, Vogue, London, Nixa, Esquire, including Big Bill Broonzy, Josh White, Fats Waller and Les Paul (103) (116) |
Nil |
|
|
130 |
HMV 78rpm Swing Music Series, 1940s: inlcuding Jack Teagarden, Sidney Bechet, Jelly Roll Morton, Muggsy Spanier, Benny Goodman, Johnny Dodds and Duke Ellington (61) |
Nil |
|
55 |
131 |
Specialist US and British jazz labels and King Jazz, issued circa 1950, including Jazz Collector, Jazz Man, Tempo, AFCDJ, Jazz Selection, French Special Record, Blue Note, including James Taylor's State Street Boys, Kid Ory, King Olive and Louis Armstrong, with Odeon and US Columbia (33) and Mezz Mezzrow's own-label King Jazz, all Mezzrow-Bechet Quintet (11) (44) |
Nil |
|
140 |
132 |
An ST100 kit-built 2-valve and crystal receiver with sloping panel and two loading coils; two home-built crystal sets; an Ekco H.T. unit; another kit-built receiver with three valve sockets; and a quantity of tuning coils, condensers and other parts |
Nil |
|
130 |
133 |
Two coils in a glazed oak case, said to come from the 2LO transmitter, Brooks Park; a BTH speaker horn; a heavy brass speaker base, Pat. 215416/23; a Burndept Ethovox horn; and part of another |
Nil |
|
70 |
134 |
A Philips bakelite cone speaker |
Nil |
|
22 |
135 |
An Ekco B85 bakelite receiver with circular speaker fret and dial panel (lacking 2 knobs) |
Nil |
|
40 |
136 |
Three wall-mounted telephones, one with handset; and a telephonist's mouthpiece/receiver |
Nil |
|
90 |
137 |
An Amplion 'Concert' Dragon wood horn speaker, type AR 23, -- 19 in. diam |
Nil |
|
170 |
138 |
A Gecophone No. 1 crystal set with bridging piece, two loading coils and loose instructions in lid, in mahogany case with transfer; and a pair of headphones |
Nil |
|
80 |
139 |
A section of 12-core submarine cable by The Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Compy. Limited - 3 in. long |
Nil |
|
10 |
140 |
Wireless-related souvenir china: Two Heathcote Wireless Series plates; Carlton 'Listening in' (Guildford); a receiver with speaker; and four horn speakers (8) |
Nil |
|
45 |
141 |
Wireless magazines and leaflets: a large collection, 1923 - c. 2000, in 4 cartons |
Nil |
|
45 |
142 |
A Fellows Wireless catalogue, 1923-4; and seven components catalogues from Hobdays, Brown Bros. and East London Rubber Co, 1925-32 (8) |
Nil |
|
150 |
143 |
Wireless and television books: BBC Handbook / Yearbook, 1928 (tooled red leather binding), 1929 (2 copies), 193? and 1939; and twenty-six radio collecting books and leaflets, in a carton |
Nil |
|
40 |
144 |
Radio literature: Lodge, O: Signalling through Space without Wires, 3rd edition, n.d. (c. 1901); Moseley & Chapple: Television Today and Tomorrow , 1930; and six other books on telegraphy, film, radio and television (8) |
Nil |
|
20 |
145 |
Vinyl Records Jazz, mainstream approx. 90 albums including Roy Aldridge, Wilbur De Paris, Pee Wee Russell, Earl Hines, Sarah Vaughn etc. Various years & conditions |
Nil |
|
45 |
146 |
Vinyl Records The Beatles, Let It Be - Apple PSX 1 UK 1970 box set. Sleeve EX- with red apple logo, vinyl EX- few light hairlines. Original inner tray showing some signs of age, outer sleeve VG+ no rips or tears with some minor creasing & edge wear. Book Ex no loose pages |
Nil |
|
130 |
147 |
Vinyl Records Approx 50 singles & Ep's including Roy Harper, The Rare Breed, The Deputies, Jimmy Powell & The Dimensions on the Strike label, The Folks Brothers on Blue Beat, Steve Derbyshire on the Oak label etc. Various years & conditions |
Nil |
|
110 |
148 |
Vinyl Records The Beatles, four albums, four Ep's & five singles all original UK pressing. Including With The Beatles, Help, Long Tall Sally, The Beatles Hit's etc. Various years & conditions |
Nil |
|
35 |
149 |
Vinyl Records Rock, 8 albums including Cream x2, The Who, Kraftwerk, Queen x2 & CCS x2 etc. Various years & conditions |
Nil |
|
50 |
150 |
Vinyl Records The Rolling Stones, their first two UK albums. Decca LK 4605 UK 1964 mono, unboxed logo VG+/VG+ small name written to A side label. And Decca LK 4661 UK 1964/5 mono, unboxed logo VG |
Nil |
|
70 |
