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A 1980s Sony TCS-300 Stereo Cassette-Corder, Walkman style - portable stereo tape cassette recorder with built-in speaker, headphone and microphone sockets and instruction booklet. (not tested)

Three Winston Churchill ceramic Toby Jugs, all by Kevin Francis, to include: Tantum Mirabile Est. limited edition of 5000, this No. 1820, The Great Statesman and D Day Landings, limited edition of 750, this No. 305. (3) (B.P. 21% + VAT) The Great Statesman - the top has been off the microphone but is present.

Signed photograph by R&B legend and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Martha Reeves, lead singer of Martha and the Vandellas. The bold blue autograph includes her name, the group’s name, and the year "2007." Featuring a black and white close-up of a microphone, this striking piece comes with a Certificate of Authenticity (COA). Measures 8.75"L x 11"H. A must-have for Motown and music memorabilia collectors.Issued: 20th century Dimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.

Collectables to include a boxed Brownie Reflex camera, a Vintage Grundig microphone, three 'Squirrel' confections vintage tins and other itemsLocation: G2If there is no condition report shown, please request

Musical Instruments - a Finlayson acoustic guitar, ivorine tuning pegs, hard case; a Sound Lab condenser microphone (2)

Musical Instruments - a Raven Roadie 50 bass guitar amplifier; a Laney Hardcore Max amplifier; an acoustic guitar hardcase; other cases, leads, stands, etc; a Realistic Shure highball microphone

AN ASSORTMENT OF VARIOUS SPEAKER AND MICROPHONE TRIPOD STANDS

Vox Valvetronix AD50 VT electric guitar amplifier with effects foot pedal, together with a microphone stand, music stand, Hohner harmonica in original box and guitar case

A Neumann U47 fet vintage microphone. No: 3350, made in Germany.

A Shure - 5575LE limited edition 75th anniversary 55 vocal microphone. In original

Original 1960's microphone stand, 51" high (purported to have been used by the Beatles) with Reslo microphone in box

A rare The Putney VCS3 EMS Electronic Music Studios (London Ltd) Analogue Modular Synthesizer early 1970s, serial number 1003, no leads, manuals or accessories are present. . Please note, due the awkward size / shape and value of this item, we are unable to arrange postage. You are welcome to collect in person or arrange your own courier. This item has been well looked after and has its original cover, but is untested. this item is compatible with the EMS Synthi DK.1 also offered in this sale. Viewing is recommended. The EMS Synthi VCS3 Mk2 modular synthesizer, in original wooden case with two panels providing controls for: two voltage controlled oscillators (VCOs), a low frequency oscillator (LFO), voltage controlled low pass/band pass voltage controlled filter (VCF), trapezoid envelope generator, noise source, ring modulator, voltage controlled spring reverb, 16 x 16 patch board matrix and 18 resistive connecting pins, joystick providing X, Y modulation control, reverse with power connector, headphone output, oscilloscope output, stereo output, two voltage control outputs, keyboard connector, two line level inputs and two microphone level inputs, trigger input, accompanied by a EMS manual and plug, approx 17in wide x 20in high (43cm x 51cm) Footnotes Electronic Music Studios, Ltd, better known as EMS was formed in 1969 by Peter Zinovieff, Tristram Cary and David Cockerell, mainly as a way to fund Zinovieff's experimental music studio. The Cockerell-designed VCS3 'Putney' (after the location of the studio) was the first commercial product. It was an attempt, at a time when the current offerings from early synthesizer companies such as Moog and Buchla were large modular systems that covered walls, to provide a compact (considered portable at the time) version of an electronic studio, hence the name VCS (Voltage Controlled Studio). The VCS3 was also modular, but utilized an ingenious patch matrix that alleviated the need for patch cables to connect the separate modules. The synthesizer soon found its way on to the soundtracks of popular television programs like Doctor Who and onto a number of popular albums of the day. It was prominently featured on tracks by Pink Floyd (such as the Dark Side of the Moon's 'On the Run,') The Who (the 'Won't Get Fooled Again' intro includes Lowrey organ processed through a VCS3), Roxy Music where it was played by original member Brian Eno who also used it on his solo albums, Led Zeppelin (played by John Paul Jones on 'Four Sticks,') Hawkwind, King Crimson, Jean Michel Jarre, Tangerine Dream, etc. The VCS3 Mk2, known as the 'Synthi' remedied some of the issues of the earlier iteration especially regarding the oscillator instabilities and issues with the power supply and added envelope triggering on external audio through the input channel. It's uncertain how many VCS3s were built, but some estimates put the number at 800. Doubtlessly, many of those had been discarded with the change of fashion that came with widely available digital synthesis and MIDI in the 1980s. This is a rare opportunity to purchase one of the legendary British synthesizers from the golden age of synthesizers. Loss of some of the silvered caps.

Sony MX650 Six Channel Microphone Mixer

Star Wars - A collection of Star Wars characters to include vintage Hong Kong 1970 - 1980 models. Rebo band members - Max Rebo with a piano/keyboard, Sy Snootles & Droopy McCool both without Microphone or instrument. 4-LOM, FX-7, Walrus Man and Power Droid (Deep V) all without accessories. Also included are some more recent Hasbro Star Wars figures. All figures are in played with condition with the older versions showing more signs of wear. (This does not constitute a guarantee) [L]

A Peavey PVi4B PA Mixer Amplifier with Pair of Speakers on Stands, Skytronic UHF Wireless Microphone Set and Guitar Cables

Laney Theatre PA 700 mixer/amp, along with a pair of Marshall 6115H speakers and an MXL 990 condenser microphone

A quantity of cameras, lenses and photography equipment, including Canon BM70 AF514XL-S video camera, with built-in microphone, Olympus Trip 35, Diana F+, with built-in flash, digital Canon camera, Kodak Advantix 2000 Auto, etc.

A Kenwood MC-80 desk top microphone

Hi-fi - A Mashi MS-400 professional power amplifier and DK-10 speaker, AVCrowns HG-990 wireless microphone system and and InAndOn karaoke machine (4)

ONE BOX AND LOOSE ELECTRICAL ITEMS, to include a Bose 'Soundlink Mini' an Amazon 'Echo' 1st/2nd generation, an Amazon 'Echo' 2nd generation smart speaker, a 'Gadget' digital microscope, a boxed LG mouse scanner LSM-100, a boxed Ashton vocal microphone, all untested, etc. (s.d/a.f) (1 box + loose)

A Reslo RV Ribbon Microphone, circa 1960 Vintage Microphones. Together with an Argonne M131 bullet mic and stand, made in Japan, a Piezo Electronic Geloso 1100, made in Italy, both from the 1960s and with their original stands, and a 1950s Lustraphone / Grundig VR53 ribbon microphone with its original stand. (4)All are untested.

Shell mix BP lamp oil canister can together with a camping gas cooker, vintage tobacco tins, cigarette cases, cigarette lighters, oxygen gas mask, Tannoy microphone, Bardic Ltd lamp, Will's Woodbines vintage advertising sign, militaria items, Vevers plumbers cast metal sign, etc

A Satrawal stage microphone, on stand, together with an Acoustic Solution JE21 amplifier, 28cm wide (2)

Rode NT1-A Studio Condenser Microphone with shock mount and detachable pop filter, 48v phantom power, in original box.

A Carl Meyer violin, labelled 'Carl Meyer, Voigtlandisches Fabrikat, imported by Ball, Beavon & Co, London', of light caramel colour, the two piece back measuring 358mm, a microphone/pichup has been added along with a jack input and a volume controlCondition ReportRepairs to sides, with glue residue to back and sides.

An AKG SR40 mini pro wireless receiver and a Behringer XM8500 microphone (2).

Vintage boxed Acoustical crystal microphone

Boss Acoustic Singer Live LT 60 watt amplifier, together with a Shure SM57 Dynamic microphone, in case with instructions

Selection Of Field Telephones And Headsets including 2 x daylight signalling lamps in hinged transit boxes ... Tin box containing Morse key ... 3 x various headphone sets ... 3 x various microphone units.   Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

Selection Of Various Aviation Items including 4 x post war, lifejacket lamps ... Pair of MKVIII goggles (post war) ... Throat microphone and wiring ... "A.M." wiring plug.   Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

AN ASSORTMENT OF ITEMS TO INCLUDE A SONY WALKMAN AND A MICROPHONE ETC

Envio cassette converter, TC777 USB condenser microphone, Nozatec telephone and a Sat-Nav. Not available for in-house P&P

Bang & Olufsen - A vintage mid 20th century Bang & Olufsen Beocord 2000 De Luxe tape recorder and Stereo Microphone BM-5. The microphone in original box.

Mattel My Favourite Barbie 50th Anniversary 1959 reproduction doll and Solo in the Spotlight outfit set, N4974, 2008, Near Mint to Mint (base of microphone stand has broken out of ties), NRFB, within Good Plus to Excellent packaging  (surface and edge wear and tear / sticker residue / creases).

Military Equipment: A mixed selection to include officers brass pocket compass, WW2 throat microphone, stap, belt and Thopson machine gun wood hand grip. 5 items

Collection of assorted Guitar pedals to include Sustain, Dynamic Microphone DX 75 etc.

A vintage Densei Condenser Microphone, model ECM - 77, a boxed Ferrograph De-Fluxer and a 1960s Philips microphone, model number 3782/03

A quantity of music stage equipment to include a Peavey XR400B four channel amplifier/mixer, a pair of Kustom KSC10 monitor speakers, a boxed Boss DR-550 Dr. Rhythm synthesizer, various pedals, microphone stands, guitar stands and a quantity of cables, etc.

This vintage vinyl LP, The War of the Worlds: Invasion from Mars, was produced as an educational aid for drama students and released by Audio Rarities (LPA 2355). The record features a dramatic adaptation inspired by Orson Welles’ legendary 1938 radio broadcast, which famously caused public panic. The cover design showcases a striking retro-futuristic illustration of a Martian invasion, complete with UFOs, radio waves, and a vintage microphone. The 33 1/3 RPM long-play record is housed in its original 12.5"L x 12.5"H sleeve, with production and direction credited to Bill Forest. A must-have for collectors of classic radio drama, vintage sci-fi memorabilia, and historical recordings.Issued: 20th century Dimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.

This vintage black and white photograph features a young Shirley Temple, one of Hollywood’s most iconic child stars. Signed in bold blue ink, the autograph is prominently displayed on the upper right of the image. The framed photograph measures 10.5"L x 1"W x 9.5"H and showcases Temple in a charming pose with a microphone, capturing her early career in entertainment. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity (COA) from Pieces of Time, ensuring the authenticity of the signature. A must-have for classic film collectors and Shirley Temple enthusiasts.Dimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.

to include a Canon G12 digital camera, untested, no battery, a Fujifilm shoe mount microphone, a Zorki 1e camera, body G, shutter working, with an Industar-22 lens, with case, a Nikon FE camera body, body F, shutter needs attention, a Canon Demi compact camera, body P, dirty inside, not working, a Dallmeyer 6 inch lens, barrel F, optics P with haze, a Helios 44-M lens, optics F-G, and two sets of Nikon compact binoculars.

A WWII Second World War RAF Royal Air Force Type C pilots flying helmet. Brown leather chamois-lined hood with rubber ear-pieces and three metal pop fasteners to the left side of the face. Fitted with microphone jack plug.

Patti LaBelle signed 8x10 glossy photograph, featuring the legendary singer performing live with a microphone in hand, framed in a sleek black display. The bold autograph is prominently placed on the lower portion of the image. This hand-signed collectible comes with verification details from AACS Autographs, a UACC Registered Dealer, ensuring authenticity. A fantastic piece for collectors of music memorabilia and Patti LaBelle enthusiasts.Dimensions: 9.5"L x 11.5"HCondition: Age related wear.

This original 1964 vinyl LP by Frank Sinatra, Softly, As I Leave You, was released on Reprise Records (F-1013) and features a selection of classic ballads, including Emily, Here's to the Losers, and Dear Heart. The cover displays a moody portrait of Sinatra, with track details printed at the top. The back cover includes liner notes and a striking black-and-white image of Sinatra standing at a microphone. The record label features Sinatra’s portrait and the yellow and blue Reprise design. A must-have for collectors of Sinatra memorabilia, vintage jazz, and classic vocal recordings. Cover sleeve measures 12.5"L x 12.5"H.Issued: 20th century Dimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.

An original Vitavox B50 microphone similar to those used at Apple Studios. In original box with a original information booklet. Also with a British Council of Dentistry 'Apple Club' magazine.The Vitavox B.50 was a popular 'Talkback' mic choice at Abbey Road and The Beatles were pictured using them.

A 1950's Reslo cast iron based and chrome microphone stand

A collection of music equipment to include a Zoom RHYTHM TRAK RT-123 drum machine, boxed, with accessories, together with a Dod TEC Series Multi Effect Processor, boxed, Marshall 'The Guv'nor' guitar pedal, various other guitar pedals, microphone, instrument stands, etc

MONTBLANC, GREAT CHARACTERS, THE BEATLES, 1969 A LIMITED EDITION FOUNTAIN PEN, NO. 1145/1969, 2017 Cap and Barrel: White lacquer cap and barrel, the microphone inspired cap with white metal moustache clip, the Beatles on the zebra crossing, the Beatles facsimile signatures Nib and Filling System: Two tone gold coloured nib stamped 18K and Au750, piston filling system, uninked Accessories: Original Montblanc The Beatles box, The Beatles booklet, CD, outer card packaging and white card sleeve, together with a bottle of Montblanc The Beatles Psychedelic Purple ink Condition Report: The pen is uninked, unused and as new. The underside of the clip is stamped 'Made In Germany Metal'. The pen is engraved with the limited edition number 1145/1969. The ink bottle is unused. No apparent damage to the packaging, which is almost mint, apart from a small 9mm tear on one corner of the printed card box.Condition Report Disclaimer

A boxed Tascam US-4x4 USB Audio/MIDI interface; together with a CAD M179 microphone. (2)

Eurotec performer CDA-715 with integral Cd player and matching speakers including a cased Trantec systems microphone and another boxed Grampion DP4 dynamic microphone

American Film Awards, five American Awards comprising a 1967 San Francisco Film Festival (large statue on plinth 36cm), Television Academy award - The Hollywood Chapter June 1967, USA Festival Association (35cm high), Screen Directors Guild Award ( 11cm diameter), California Radio & TV News award Commentary 'Mexican Prisoner Exchange' KNXT (33cm high microphone on wood base) and Academy of Television Arts & Science (The Morning Show Chicago Viewers 1964-65) all sound condition

Cadenza Microphone, Cadenza Ribbon Microphone cased with lead and small stand very good condition untested

TWO BOXES AND LOOSE ASSORTED AUDIO VISUAL EQUIPMENT to include a Prinz Magnon Super IQ projector, a Chinon Sound 7500 8mm projector, a Praktica PL Noval camera, a pair of Chinon binoculars, a boxed Prinz Supa Lite 1000, a boxed Paterson Majorview 35mm, a vintage Magnon microphone, a quantity of assorted battery charging units, a Sony Handycam Video8 (2 boxes and loose) (s.d/untested)

A Snowball ICE USB Microphone, as new with foam studio reflection screen, tripod and drawstring bag.

Viners Canteen of Various Cutlery, Escalado with metal horses, Old Country Roses cake forks and slice, microphone, Japanese multimeter.nothing on the microphones but 'Japan 12-41628' on each stand

HARRY DEBBIE: (1945- ) American singer and songwriter, lead vocalist of the rock band Blondie. Signed 10 x 8 photograph of Harry in a head and shoulders pose singing into a microphone. Signed in black ink to the image, her surname running across a darker area. EX

BUSH KATE: (1958- ) English singer and songwriter. Signed colour 8 x 10 photograph of Bush in a head and shoulders pose singing into a microphone and clapping her raised hands. Signed in bold black ink to a lighter area of the image. EX

FORMAN MILOS: (1932-2018) Czech-American film director, Academy Award winner. Signed 8 x 10 photograph of Forman in a head and shoulders pose with a microphone before him. Signed in black ink to the head of the image and also dated 10th March 1996 in his hand. EX

GAGARIN YURI: (1934-1968) Soviet cosmonaut, the first human to journey into outer space, travelling on Vostok 1, 12th April 1961. Vintage signed 7 x 9.5 photograph of Gagarin standing in a half-length pose, wearing his colonel´s uniform and medals, as he speaks before an audience at a rally. Two officials can be seen seated each side of the cosmonaut, whilst another man holds a microphone close to him, and a fourth man holds a cine-camera in the background. Signed by Gagarin in blue ink with his name alone to the base of the image. Some surface creasing and minor age wear and a couple of small tears and an area of paper loss to the white borders, G

PHOENIX JOAQUIN: (1974- ) American actor, Academy Award winner for Best Actor in 2019 for his role as Arthur Fleck/Joker in Joker. Signed colour 8 x 10 photograph of the actor in a head and shoulders pose smoking a cigarette and holding his guitar, and with a microphone in the foreground, in costume as Johnny Cash from the American biographical drama film Walk the Line (2005). Signed by the actor in blue ink and with a typically hurried signature to the base of the image. It was for his performance in this role that Phoenix was nominated for a Best Actor Academy Award. EX