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A Bell & Howell Sportster VI cine camera, in leather carry case.

A group of camera equipment, comprising Karl Zeiss Jena Zoom II lens, f+70-210mm, an Olympus AM10 camera, a Miranda 28mm lens, flash, Bell & Howell Viceroy cine camera, and a Voigtlander camera with a 1:4,5/80 lens. (a quantity)

A selection of 17th Century and later indentures, comprising: a Charles I example on vellum, dated May 1625, lacking seal, indistinctly signed (possibly Tho. Howell), 30cm x 16cm, framed and glazed; an Interregnum example on vellum, dated 20th January 1652, lacking seal, indistinctly signed, 48cm x 29cm, framed and glazed; a Charles II example on vellum, dated 1678, suspending a single wax seal, indistinctly signed, 55cm x 26cm, framed and glazed; another Charles II example on vellum dated 6th December 1680, inscription to reverse in reference to 'Thomas Brooke Clerke' and 'Joan Waltham', crest intact, indistinctly signed, 33cm x 28.5cm, framed and glazed; and an example in Latin, indistinctly signed, 28.5cm x 38cm, frame and glazed (5) (at fault)

ANGLEPOISE TYPE 75 DESK LAMPS BY MARGARET HOWELL, a pair, 55cm H (adjustable). (2)

A mixed lot including a 1960s GB Bell & Howell Motion Picture camera, model 624EE Autoset, and a macrame style Norwegian lady's top, bearing label Snaefell, large, made in Norway (shoulders: 20cm x length: 48cm) (2)

A 'Boulle' striking mantle clock, retailed by Howell & James, London, circa 1890, twin barrel movement striking on a gong, 31cm high Condition report: Metal surfaces are discoloured, green tortoiseshell veneers are dry and flaking in parts, the wooden surfaces with small scratches and the ebonised surfaces are rubbed in parts, back door edges next to latch, with small chips, 12'o clock dial cartouche with a small crack, movement slightly discoloured with pendulum.

Two boxes of mainly cine cameras including Cinerex Super-8 sound, Bell & Howell, Gevaert, etc. Also Polaroid Polatonic 1 1000SE and Spirit 600 cameras

A pair of Mirador binoculars; Bell & Howell 8mm cine camera; Wharfdale speakers; Akai AC - A100L stereo; a Eumig cine camera; etc

Howell & James LTD To The Queen London Carriage Clock

A Group of 8mm Cine Projectors, a Videotronic Super 8, an Elmo AP-8, a Bell & Howell 1623X, a Gaff 1188 Super 8, a Tower Super 8 Autozoom, a Prinz Caberet 2000 and a Silma Compact 8, all with lenses, all untested, A/F

Two 16mm Sound Projectors, a Bell & Howell TQ III Specialist, with 2" f/1.2 lens and a Singer Instaload 16, with 2" f/1.4 lens, both untested, A/F

Five Bell & Howell Filmosound 16mm Projectors, 1950s models, comprising a 601, a 621, a 631, a 636 and an 8399, all have 2in f/1.6 lenses except 621 that has a 35mm f/1.6, no transformers, together with two loudspeakers in enclosures, untested, A/F

A Group of Bell & Howell 8mm cine Projectors three Bell & Howell Auto Load's, two Movie Masters, a model 652 and 652H, all with lenses, all with outer shell, all untested, F-G

A Group of Bell & Howell 8mm cine Projectors a Bell & Howell Lumina II, a Filmo Master 400, two model 606's, three model 606H's and a model 613, all with lenses, all untested, F-G

Four 8mm Cine Projectors, a Bauer Pantalux 8, with 20mm f/1.5 lens, in Bauer carry case, F-G, a Gaf 1200 Super 8 Zoom, F-G, a Bell & Howell 8mm Super 8, A/F and a Cinerex SU-200, A/F

Five 1960s 16mm Sound Projectors, comprising two Singer Graflex 16's with 2in f/1.6 lenses, a Singer Graflex Insta-Load 16 with a 2in f/1.4 lens, a Rank Aldis Automatic made by Bauer with 50mm f/1.6 lens, a GB Bell & Howell 601 with 2in f/1.6 lens and three Bell & Howell speakers, untested, A/F

Five Early 16mm Sound Projectors, a BTH 301 with Dallmeyer 2in f/1.5 lens, a Victor Model 40, a Carpenter HWS with Dallmeyer Max Lite f/2 lens and speaker, a Bell & Howell Filmosound 38 without amplifier, untested, A/F

A Box of Bell & Howell Cine Cameras, including a Bell & Howell 240, 442, 2144 XL, two 16mm's, a Sportster V, Autoload, 200 EE and other examples, A/F

A Large Box of Cine Cameras, manufacturers include, Bauer, Kodak, Eumig, Bell & Howell, Elmo and other examples, a quantity, mostly all with lenses, A/F

A Bell & Howell Filmo 70 DA 16mm Cine Camera, drive not running, body G, with Gorlitz 7.5cm f/2.8 & Serital 1" f/1.9 lenses, elements P-F, fungus

Three 16mm Sound Projectors, comprising a Hokushin SC10 with a Canon P16 50mm f/1.4 lens, G, a Hokushin SC104A with a Canon P16 50mm f/1.6 lens F-G, a Hokushin speaker and a Bell & Howell Specialist TQ2 1655 with a 2in f/1.2 lens F-G, untested

Five United States Vintage 16mm Projectors, comprising three Bell & Howell Filmo 57's, an Ampro KD and a Keystone A81, untested, A/F

Bell & Howell and Other Cine Projector lenses, including Bell & Howell 25mm f/1.6, 35-65mm f/1.6 (2), 16mm 4 inch f/1.6, 32mm f/1.4 lenses, F-G, Dallmeyer f/1½, Max Lite f/2½ lenses, P, and other lenses

A Group of Cine Camera Lenses, including a Kodak Anastigmat 102mm f/2.7, barrel G, elements F, Som Berthiot Cinor 100mm f/3.5, 50mm f/3.5 lenses and other lenses by Bell & Howell, Paillard Bolex

Four Bell & Howell Filmosound 16mm Projectors, comprising a 655 with a Super D Proval 2in f/1.4 lens, two 652's, one with a 2in f/1.4 lens, one without and an 8D 652 with lens and missing cover, untested, A/F

A Bell & Howell RM 850 Slide Projector, in carry case, with carousel, G, untested

A Group of Projection Lenses, including an Old Delft 105mm f/1.6 lens, Taylor Hobson 4" f/ 2.2 & 2" f/2 lenses, three Bell & Howell Super Proval 2 inch f/1.4 lenses, two Bell & Howell 2 inch f/1.2 lenses, a Dallmeyer Max-Lite 2½ inch lens, and others, with some 35mm film strips and 9.5mm cine film

Five Bell & Howell Sound Projectors, a 16mm 1592, with 2" f/1.2 lens, an 8mm Filmosonic DCR, with 15-25mm f/1.4 lens, in makers box, a Filmosound 428, with 16.5-30mm f/1.3 lens, in makers box, an unboxed Filmosonic 600ZR, with 20-232mm f/1.5 lens and a 1462, with 16.5-30mm f/1.3 lens, all untested, F

Four Bell & Howell 8mm Projectors,, a Filmosonic, a 356 Autoload Super 8, in makers box, a 1462Z and a Dual Autoload, all with lenses, all untested, A/F

Five Bell & Howell Filmosound 16mm Projectors, 1960s model, comprising two 642's both with Super D Proval 2in f/1.4 lenses, a 666A without lens, a 655 without cover, with Super D Proval 2in f/1.4 lens and a 658 with Taylor Hobson Supertal 2in f/1.6 lens, untested, A/F

Bell and Howell cinecam, to include Nikon Superzoom 8 etc

An early 20th century mahogany arched case mantel clock, by Howell & James Ltd. with fluted pilasters and glazed front and sides, the base with calendar from 1924 to 1969 (some dates added later), the gilt dial with French twin train movement striking on a gong, 42 cm high

Bird & Bull Press.- Heaney (Howell J.) & Henry Morris. Thirty Years of Bird & Bull: A Bibliography 1958-1988, number 15 of 300 copies, 1988 § Berger (Sidney E.) & Henry Morris. Forty-Four Years of Bird & Bull...1958-2002, number 129 of 150 copies, 2002, specimens, plates and illustrations, some colour, some tipped in, original morocco-backed patterned-paper boards or cloth, uncut, each with additional folder of material, the first with prospectus, together in original cloth drop-back box with morocco labels, spine of the second slightly faded, Newtown, Pa., Bird & Bull Press; and another from the press, 4to (3)

A vintage cased Elmo slide projector - sold with a vintage Bell and Howell Sportster VI cased cine camera

A 19th century porcelain ormolu and glass jewelled lyre clock garnitureHowell & James Ltd, To the Queen, 5,7,9 Regent Street, LondonThe lyre shaped case surmounted by a sunburst medallion and floral festoon over boldly cast and crisply finished rope twists and foliage on a concave socle applied with beading and a swagged garland on toupie feet, the dial and movement in the centre with a grid iron pendulum and a glass jewelled bezel attached to the pendulum (some stones lacking), the 4 inch signed white enamel Arabic dial with gilt fancy hands, decorated with floral swagged garlands to the inner circle, the circular movement stamped Paris 513, striking the hours and half hours on a bell, striking but not currently ticking. The clock is accompanied by a pair of floral and foliate inspired candelabra on an urn stem decorated with glass jewel banding, swagged garlands and centaur masks on stepped plinth base on toupie feet. The candelabra: 47cms high. 49cms (19ins) high (3)Footnotes:Howell James & Co. was a firm of jewellers and silversmiths based in London's Regent Street for almost a century, from 1819 to 1911. The firm exhibited at the Great Exhibition in London in 1851 and at the 1862 International Exhibition. In 1884 it became a Limited Company.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A unique and previously unrecorded mid 19th century engraved and gilt brass-mounted, coromandel calendar timepiece with long duration movement and thermometerRetailed by Howell James and Co, supplied by Thomas Cole, London. The French movement by Achille Brocot, No. 2803The case:veneered in richly grained coromandel, with darker sections used on the plinth mouldings and frames for the side panels, surmounted by a crisply engraved gilt-brass cupola on a plinth set at a 45 degree angle and decorated all over with engraved palmettes and interlocking latticework, on a beaded base, over curved shoulders to the canted corners, each corner set with a male or female term figure, the men with winged helmets, (representing Mercury), the women holding their own hair, (possibly representing Opportunity?), the stepped moulded base with heavy gilt brass band, (the original adjustable bun feet lacking, and now sold with replacement scroll feet, removed for the purposes of illustration, but accompanying the lot), the two arched glazed sides mounted with remarkable cut and engraved brass panels displaying a central urn of flowers within an exotic niche with anthemion border and quatrefoil arch framing a pair of crossed palm trees.The dial:the arched silvered dial measuring 12.5cms x 27cms (5ins x 10.5ins) with typical finely cut and finished blued steel hands reading against a Roman chapter ring with minute track framing an engraved centre of quartered anthemions, the mid section of the dial plate engraved with a repeat shaded quatrefoil pattern centred by the polished steel winding square shrouded by a shaped gilt brass escutcheon, over a curved glass mercury thermometer with lettered scale (FREEZG. - TEMPE. - SUMR. - BLOOD.- FEVER.) and the manual calendar table of engraved panels numbered 1-31, reading against a manually rotated day-of-the-week drum, flanked by engraved tendrils. The movement:The French long-duration movement by Achille Brocot, using his special jewelled deadbeat escapement behind the dial and driven by five spring barrels to give extended duration, the 12.5 inch long pendulum suspended from the original gilt brass pendulum block mounted on the underside of the cupola section, the brass base panel below mounted with the original sprung pendulum lock, in typical Cole fashion. 63cms (25ins) on the scroll feet. 57.5cms (22.5ins) high without the scroll feet. Footnotes:The two Cole brothers, James Ferguson (1798- 1880) and his younger brother Thomas (1800-1864) made an indelible mark on English horology in the 19th century. J.F.Cole has been dubbed 'The English Breguet' because of the exceptional watches and travelling clocks he produced. Thomas was awarded a medal for 'excellence of taste and design' in the 1862 London Exhibition, and the leader of the jury, Charles Frodsham wrote 'nothing could exceed the beauty of design and good taste of the varied models and general excellence of workmanship.' As well as signing his own name, Thomas was happy to supply various high class retailers.Most of Thomas's output was concentrated on his strut timepieces, usually less than 6 or 7 inches in height and occasionally incorporating manual calendar mechanisms. He also produced a range of 'novelty' timepieces in various forms such as cheval mirrors, mortars, bonbon dishes, candlesticks, inkstands and urns. Larger tripod clocks were also part of his stock. Mantel clocks - as opposed to strut, novelty or tripod clocks - account for a tiny percentage of his output. Hawkins in 'Thomas Cole & Victorian Clockmaking' Sydney, 1975, pp95-101 describes just three. Two of these are in gilt brass, and one is in coromandel. The latter example is illustrated in colour on the front cover of the book. Another coromandel example was sold in these rooms on 8th July 2015, lot 109, for a hammer price of £50,000. The current lot is now the third such clock to come to light; each is unique, suggesting that they were only made in exceptional circumstances, possibly for one of the international exhibitions at which Cole exhibited, 1851 Crystal Palace, 1855 Paris and 1862 London. The three known coromandel examples in summary:Hawkins front cover: Un-numbered, month duration movement, wound below VI. Dial divided into quarters, no seconds indication, but with power reserve hand, manual calendar table and vertical thermometer. Lattice-work engraved mask. Four applied winged figures. Glazed sides with pierced and engraved gilt mask. Hawkins suggests possibly made for the 1862 London Exhibition. Bonhams July 2015: Numbered 1594, retailed by Thomas Boxell, Brighton. Long duration movement wound below VI. Dial divided into quarters, subsidiary seconds dial, but no further features or side panels. Two applied winged figures.The current lot: Un-numbered, retailed by Howell James & Co. Replacement long duration movement. Dial divided into quarters, no seconds indication, but with manual calendar table and curved thermometer. Lattice-work engraved mask. Four applied figures. Glazed sides with pierced and engraved gilt mask. The figures of this clock allude to trade and enterprise - perfect symbols for international exhibitions of the mid 19th century. The figure of Mercury is instantly recognizable by his winged hat, or petasus. One of the twelve Greek gods of Olympus, he also appears in Roman art and was revered by them as the god of Commerce, hence the purse he points to in his raised left hand. In allegorical terms, he personifies Eloquence and Reason - none of this would have been lost on Cole's highly educated, and by definition, commercially successful, clientele.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A late 19th century/early 20th century French lacquered brass carriage clock with eight day movement striking on a gong, the enamelled dial with Roman hour numerals and inscribed 'Howell & James London', the corniche case with swing handle and bevelled glass panels, on bracket feet, height 17.5cm, together with a brass cased carriage timepiece, height 16cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

* Classical Records. Collection of 23 classical box sets by popular composers and artists on record labels such as EMI / HMV, Decca and several others, examples include Schubert "Winterreisse" (Winter Journey) with Peter Pears and Benjamin Britten (2-LP Decca SET 270-1 Stereo ED2 Wbg), "The Age of Bel Canto" featuring Joan Sutherland, Marilyn Horne and Richard Conrad with the London Symphony Orchestra and the New Symphony Orchestra of London conducted by Richard Bonynge (2-LP Decca SET 268-9 Stereo ED1 Wbg), Benjamin Britten "War Requiem" featuring Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau (Baritone), Peter Pears (Tenor), Galina Vishnevskaya (Soprano) and Benjamin Britten conducting the London Symphony Orchestra and Melos Ensemble (2-LP Decca SET 252-3 Stereo ED4), Francis Poulenc "Dialogues Des Carmelites" with Denise Duval (Soprano), Rene Bianco (Baritone), Louis Rialland (Tenor) and L'Orchestre du Theatre National de L'Opera conducted by Pierre Dervaux (3-LP HMV FALP 523-525 Stereo, French 1st S/C label), Benjamin Britten "Death in Venice" featuring Peter Pears, John Shirley-Quirk and the English Chamber Orchestra and Members of the English Opera Group conducted by Steuard Bedford (3-LP Decca SET 581-3 Stereo ED4), Bach "St. John Passion" with Peter Pears, Gwynne Howell, John Shirley-Quirk and the English Chamber Orchestra conducted by Benjamin Britten (3-LP Decca SET 531-3 Stereo ED4), Benjamin Britten "The Prince of the Pagodas" with the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House (Covent Garden) conducted by the composer (2-LP Decca Ace of Diamonds GOS 558-9 Stereo, TAS-listed)Qty: (23)

A LEATHER CASED BELL AND HOWELL AUTOSET 2 CAMERA

Autograph album. An extensive collection of signatures of  composers and virtuosos in 'The Shakespeare & Music Birthday Book' of a Miss Evelyn Hill, almost all obtained in London pre World War One, the musicians (and  several eminent in other fields) including Sir Edwin Elgar, Felix Weingartner, Alexander Tcherepnin, Fritz Kreisler, Jascha Heifetz, Benno Moiseiwitsch, Max Reger, Henry Scott Tuke (the artist, 5 May 1911), Ignancy Jan Paderewski, Jan Kubelik, Beatrice Harraden (Suffragette), Karel Moravec, Beatrice Langley Taylor, Anton Maaskoff, Daisy Kennedy, Robert Pollak, Frederick Lamond, Henriette Schmidt, James Levey, Albert Sammons, Hugo Kortschak, Luigi Gasparini, Anna Hegner, Sigmund Beel, Adolfo Betti, Wilhelm Backhaus, Louis Ruyssen, Maurice Dambois, Frederic Fradkin, Harold Grimson, Karel Prochazka, Charles Hardwick-Evans, May Mukle, Louis Wolff, Bernhard Carrodus, Enrico Mainardi, Eaton Faning, Emile Sauret, Cleveland String Quartet Ohio USA 1924: Arthur Beckwith, Ralph Silverman, Carlton Codey and Victor de Gomez, Achille Simonetti, Arnold Howell, Guilhermina Suggia, Serge Kousseritzky, Patience Lucas, Naum Kranz, Max Gabriel Pirani, Imre Hartmann, Paul Kochanski, Robert Coverley, George Roth, Nadia Boulanger, Kathleen Parlow, Fernand Pollain, Eugenie Stoltz, Joseph Hollman, Dan Boyes, Gervase Elwes, Felix Salmond, Gerald Walenn, Maurice Moscovitch (actor), Alfred Bankes, Beatrice Harrison, Ambrose Gauntlett, Alexandre Barjansky, Edward Heron-Allen (polymath and arabist) Huberman, Lennert von Zweygberg, Fernandez Arbos, Lionel Tertis, Alexandre Bayansky, Sasha Culbertson, Sigmund Fuermann, Paul Grummer, Ferencz Hegedus, Jeno Hubay, Walter Hatton, Serge Koussevitzky, Louis Pecskai, Kathleen Parlow, Achille Rivarde, Otakar Sevick Amos, Arnold Spiegler, Arnold Trowell, Franz von Vecsey, Brody Weinmann, Herbert Walenn, Efrem Zimbalist, Eugenie Stoltz, Maurice Sons, Enrique Fernandez Arbos, Friedrich Buxbaum, Theodor Otscharkoff, Joseph Ludwig, Manx Locvensohn, Herbert Geloso, Vasily Safonov, Edgardo Guerra, Emile de Vlieger, Mark Hambourg, Sascha Lasserson and Arnold Foldesy, 124 in all of which 46 with AMQS and/or date [1909-1923] under the signer's birth date on leaves (17.5 x 13c), pictorial wrapper, worn

Pentax ME Super and Praktica LTL3 35mm cameras, various lenses to include Karl Zeiss, Pentacon, Bell & Howell, Sirius, Hanimex Pro550 flash and other items of photography.

David Howell RSWA (B.1939) watercolour, depicting the city of Venice, signed (lower left), 51cm x 61cm, framed and glazed

A set of Hanimex 7 x 5 binoculars; others Sportmatic; Bushnell; a Bell & Howell 624 EE Autoset 16mm hand-wind cine camera; etc

C. W. Radclyffe "Memorials of Shrewsbury School" drawn and lithographed by C. W. Radclyffe, published Sandford & Howell, Shrewsbury January 25th 1844

JAMES HOWELL: EPISTOLAE HO-ELIANAE FAMILIAR LETTERS DOMESTIC AND FORREN..., London for Humphrey Moseley, 1655, 3rd edition with a 4th vol of new letters never published before 'A new volume - a 3rd volume - a 4th volume of familiar letters' with separate title pages and pagination, lacks frontis, later half calf marbled boards, morocco gilt spine label

JAMES HOWELL: EPISTOLAE HO-ELIANAE FAMILIAR LETTERS DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN DIVIDED INTO FOUR BOOKS PARTLY HISTORICAL POLITICAL PHILOSOPHICAL UPON EMERGENT OCCASIONS, London, printed for R Ware et al, 11th edition, very much corrected, modern half calf marbled boards, new end papers

Turkish Crimea 1855, Sardinian issue ((\\) 2317. Serjt. Heny. Howell. 46th. Regt. (//)) contemporarily engraved naming, pierced with small ring and straight bar suspension, with remnants of top silver brooch bar, minor edge bruising, nearly very fine £80-£100 --- Henry Howell was born in Westbury-on-Severn, Gloucestershire, in 1827 and attested for the 46th Regiment of Foot at Gloucester on 6 November 1846. He was promoted Corporal on 17 July 1852, and Sergeant on 31 October 1854. He served with the Regiment in the Crimea as part of the Advance Party (entitled to the Crimea Medal with clasps for Alma and Sebastopol), and saw further service in the Ionian Islands and in India. He was discharged on 12 May 1868, after 21 years and 184 days’ service. Sold with copied discharge papers.

A box of various camera equipment including a Sem twin lens camera, Bell & Howell Sportster IV cine camera, a Kodak Brownie No. 2C folding autographic camera, Shinon 75-150 MM F3.9 MCL zoom lens, Shinon CE-4 camera, Optomax tele-auto 1:6.3 lens, a Sanyo mini electronic calculator ICC-82D (boxed with instruction manual) etc plus a wooden framed mirror and two pairs of black leather hunting boots

A collection of various mid 20th Century photographic equipment to include Miranda camera, Olympus Pen EE3 camera, various accessories, etc CONDITION REPORTS The Miranda appears in basically sound condition though with wear and tear conducive with age and use. The two lenses same. Boxes for lenses in poor condition. The Leitz lens again appears in good condition. The Omnica case with wear and tear conducive with age, the Canon bag much the same. The Olympus Pen EE3 camera again appears basically sound though with wear and tear conducive with age throughout and some oxidization and surface grime. Sakar fish eye lens appears in good condition, box though with wear and tear to the edges particularly. Bell & Howell cine camera - whilst basically sound has much wear and tear and surface scratching conducive with age and use and appears to have surface dirt - see images for further detail

Cricket. Hampshire Cricket 2010 autographs. Set on A4 sheet signed by their names. Signatures include Giles White, James Adams, Danny Briggs, Sean Ervine, Neil McKenzie, James Vince, Kabir Ali, Michael Carberry, David Griffiths, Nic Pothas, Chris Wood, Dimitri Mascarenhas, David Balcombe, Daniel Christian, Benny Howell, Abdul Razzaq, Michael Bates, Dominic Cork, Simon Jones, Jon Ayling, Liam Dawson, Michael Lumb and James Tomlinson. also included is a letter stating Kevin Pietersen signature is unobtainable. Good condition Est.

A VINTAGE BELL AND HOWELL 16MM PROJECTOR- VALVE AND AMPLIFIER

Eleven boxes of mixed electricals, mostly camera, film and HiFi equipment including cameras, camcorders, tripods, an Akai CD player, Marantz amplifier, Bell & Howell cine projector, VHS players, photo printers, editing equipment etc.

Two vintage cine cameras to include Bell & Howell and Meopta. Not available for in-house P&P, contact Paul O'Hea at Mailboxes on 01925 659133

A selection of camera equipment and related items, including a Sightseer and a Bell & Howell Co. lens, some in the original boxes

ONE BOX AND LOOSE PHOTOGRAPHIC AND PROJECTION EQUIPMENT, to include a Canon EOS 500 35mm SLR with Canon 35-80mm f4-5.6 zoom lens, an AGFA Silette Pronto camera in leather case, Yashica Super 40K camera, Bell & Howell One Nine 8mm camera with leather case, Yashica 8P-C and Brownie 8 film projectors (the latter with original box) (sd) (1 BOX + LOOSE)

Telstar10 x50 binoculars, Bell & Howell camcorder and a Cowley automatic level

VISION AND THE SCARLET WITCH #1 - (1985 - MARVEL) - GRADED 9.6 by CGC - Origin retold - Steve Englehart story + Richard Howell cover + Richard Howell and Andy Mushynsky interior art - Flat/Unfolded - CGC 9.6 WHITE Pages - Presented Slabbed & Sealed

VISION AND THE SCARLET WITCH #11 - (1986 - MARVEL) - GRADED 9.6 by CGC - Spider-Man, Doctor Strange, Toad appearances - Steve Englehart story + Tom Morgan and Mark McKenna cover + Richard Howell and Frank Springer interior art - Flat/Unfolded - CGC 9.6 WHITE Pages - Presented Slabbed & Sealed

VISION AND THE SCARLET WITCH #12 - (1986 - MARVEL) - GRADED 8.5 by CGC - Scarlet Witch gives 'birth' to Tommy & Billy Maximoff (Wiccan & Speed)- Steve Englehart story + TRichard Howell and Joe Sinnott cover + Richard Howell and Frank Springer interior art - Flat/Unfolded - CGC 8.5 WHITE Pages - Presented Slabbed & Sealed

A Victorian Brass Strut-Clock, Retailed by Howell, James and Co, London and Paris with openwork sides, in fitted caseCondition report: The movement is working when winding the clock. No key present.