| PROP NAME | DESCRIPTION | CONDITION |
|---|---|---|
Marconiphone AG14 |
Circa 1940's - Radiogram in older stand-up style. With record deck in
brown and cream. It's age is illustrated by the fact that it does not have a
speed control for 45 or 33rpm records.
Ideal placement would be in a Radio repair shop in the mid 1970's. |
Poor |
Ferguson 400 |
Circa early 1950's - Radiogram in wider style. With record deck in
brown and cream with velvet covered turntable and early autochanger
arrangement.
Ideal placement would be in a middle class home of a family in the early 1960's |
Good |
Cossor 522 |
Circa mid 1950's - Radiogram in wider style. With later Garrard record
deck in brown and cream and autochanger arrangement approaching what was
considered normal.
Ideal placement would be in a middle class home of a family in the late 1950's |
Very Good |
Philco Record Player 52 |
Circa late 1950's. With BSR Monarch Mk I autochanger record deck in
brown and gold. This unit is finished in two tone brown and beige vinyl with
gold volume and tone knobs.
Ideal placement would be in a middle class home of a senior citizen in the mid 1970's. |
Average |
BSR
Monarch Mk1 Autochanger |
Circa Late 1950's Part of a kit that could be purchased, to 'Build
your own Radiogram'. This type of BSR autochanger record decks were fitted to
many Radiograms in the late 1950's, such as Regentone, Cossor and others. This
example is finished in cream and gold with a brown rubber mat and comes
complete with a Cossor VHF tuner in kit form.
Ideal placement would be in a middle class home of an electronics enthusiast as a kit, or in radiogram requiring close-up shots in the late 1950's |
Concours |
PYE
'Black Box' |
Circa late 1950's - One of the first stereo record players, it had two
speakers in the cabinet, one on each side. It also had a BSR Monarch Mk I
autochanger record deck in cream, rebadged as PYE.
Ideal placement would be in a lower class home of a senior citizen in the mid 1970's |
Poor |
| Barkrole | Circa early 1960's, this Dansette Major clone has a BSR Monarch Mk I
autochanger record deck
Ideal placement would be blaring out The Twist in a house party of 1961. |
Average |
| Invicta | Circa early 1960's, another Dansette Major clone but this time it has a BSR Monarch Mk II autochanger record deck . | Average |
EAR
1960 |
Circa 1960 - Has a cream Collaro record deck and red rubber mat,
cabinet finish is with grey and red textile, with cream knobs .
IIdeal placement would be in a bedroom of a teenager in the early 1960's playing jazz 78's. |
Good |
Bush SRP31 |
Circa mid 1960's - At this time Bush had a highly
fashionable design team and it showed with this unit. The record deck was a
specially modified Mk3 BSR monarch in metallic blue with the 'shark nose' arm.
Ideal placement would be in the middle of a party in 1967 playing Rolling Stones singles. |
Average |
Decca Compact 4 |
Circa late 1960's - Early 'music centre' Has a black
BSR autochanger record deck, with cassette deck and three band radio. Finished
in wood and brushed metal. Comes complete with original instruction
manual.
Ideal placement would be in the lounge of a middle age couple in 1971 or a prize in a TV game show. |
Very Good |
|
Bang & Olufsen BeoCentre 2000  |
Circa mid 1980's - One of the entry range B &O
'music centres' with a classical 'minimalist' design. It is finished in
rosewood veneer and brushed metal and comes complete with original instruction
manual.
Ideal placement would be in an open plan warehouse converted studio flat of a 'Yuppie' in around 1986. |
Very Good |
Sanyo GTX 8000
|
Circa late 1978 - music centre. Has a black belt drive
record deck, with cassette deck and three band radio. Finished in wood and
brushed metal. Comes complete with smoked glass effect plastic lid (not shown)
and period 'wood effect' formica-style chipboard cabinet.
Ideal placement would be in the lounge of an average household in the early 1980's |
Very Good |