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Collectable Radios and Associated Equipment Thursday 31st October 1996
Conditions of Sale for Buyers The highest bidder shall be the purchaser, subIect to the auctioneer having the right to refuse the bid of any person . Should any dispute arise as to the b1dd1ngs the lot 1n dispute will be immediately put up for sale again at the preceding bidding , or the auctioneer may declare the purchaser , which declaration shall be conclusive. 2
No person shall advance less at a bid than the sum nominated by the auctioneer and no bid may be retracted
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All lots are sold subIect to the right of the seller or his agent to bid or else to impose a reserve
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The purchaser shall complete a b1dd1ng card before the sale giving name and address . Immediately after the sale the purchaser shall pay 10% of the purchase price In part payment and shall pay the balance w1th1n ten days of the date of the sale unless prior credit arrangements have been made
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The purchaser shall pay to Peter Webb Galleries L1m1ted (Webb 's) a premium of 10% of the hammer price together with G.S T on such premium at the current rate
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All lots are sold as shown and with all errors to description . faults and 1mperfect1ons whether v1s1ble or not. Neither Webb 's or its vendor are responsible for errors of description or for the genuineness or authent1c1ty of any lot or for any fault or defect In It and make no warranty whatever . Buyers proceed upon their own Judgement.
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Webb's act as agents . They have full d1scretIon to conduct all aspects of the sale and to withdraw any lot from the sale without QIVlng any reason
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Each lot 1s at the risk of the purchaser from the fall of the hammer and Is to be taken away at the purchaser's expense 1mmed1ately after the sale. If this 1s not done Webb 's will not be responsible 1f the lot 1s lost. stolen , damaged or destroyed .
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No goods are to be removed while selling Is In progress Receipted Invo1ces must be produced prior to delivery of any lot. The auctioneers reserve the right to request 1dent1ficat1on 1n the case of any purchaser not known to Webb's who pays by cheque Credit cards will not be accepted as means of payment
1() No person purchasing any item which falls w1th1n the provIsIons of the Ant1qu1t1es Act 1975 or the Arms Act 1958 shall be entitled to take possession of the item unless and until such person has produced to Webb 's a licence under the appropriate Act. 11 If a purchaser falls either to pay for or take away any lot Webb 's shall without further notice to the purchaser, at its absolute discretion and without preIud1ce to any other rights or remedies it may have, be entitled to exercise one or more of the following rI his or remedies :
(a) To issue proceedings against the purchaser for damages for breacn of contract (b) To rescind the sale of that or any other lot sold to the pu rchase r at the same or any other auction . (c) To resell the lot by public or private sale Any deficiency resulting from such resale . after giving credit to the purchaser for any part payment , together with all costs incurred In connection with the lot shall be paid to Webb 's by the purchaser. Any surplus over the proceeds of.sale shall belong to the seller and in this cond1t1on the expression "proceeds of sale" shall have the same meaning In relation to a sale by private treaty as 11 has In relation to a sale by auction . (d) To store the lot whether at Webb 's own premises or elsewhere at the sole expense of the purchaser and to release the lot only alter the purchase price has been paid 1n full plus the accrued cost of removal . storage. insurance and all other costs connected to the lot. (e) To charge interest.on the purchase pnce at a rate two percent above Webb 's bankers · then current rate for commercial overdraft fac1l1t1es . to the extent that the pnce or any part of it remains unpaid for more than seven days from the date of the sale (f) To retain possession of that or any other lot purchased by the purchaser at that or any other auction and to release the same only alter payment of all money due . (g) To apply the proceeds of sale of any lot then or subsequently due to the purchaser towards settlement of money due to Webb 's or its vendor Webb's shall be entitled to a possessory lien on any property of the purchaser for any purpose while any money remains unpaid under this contract. (h) To apply any payment made by the purchaser to Webb 's towards any money owing to Webb 's In respect of anything whatsoever IrrespectIve of any d1rect1ve given In respect of, or restriction placed upon, such payment by the purchaser whether expressed or implied . INSTRUCTIONS TO BID AT SALES Absentee bids These are accepted by Webb 's and carried out free of charge . Lots will be bought as favourably as Is allowed by the b1dd1ng .in the saleroom and any reserve imposed . "Buy" (unlimited) bidding d1rect1ons will not be accepted Webb's requi re confirmation In writing or by fax of bidding directions pnor to the sale Telephone bids Webb's will use its best endeavours to take telephone bids from buyers who have made proper arrangements pnor to the sale . Because this method cannot be entirely free from the nsk of communication cutoll Webb's cannot be responsible for losses ar1sIng from missed bids .
VENDORS are requested to read and are bound of the Cond1t1ons of Sale printed upon the reve rse side of Webb 's Contract to Sell. CATALOGUES can be obtained on annual subscription or from our saleroom . PRESALE ESTIMATES are intended as a guide only and can be subIect to revision nearer to the time of a sale . Webb 's staff are available during pre-sale v1ewIng times and by appointment to assist prospective bidders with estimates and any aspect of the auction procedure . CREDIT on purchases of $7000 or more can In some cases be arranged . Please consult with our Manager .
Sale 840
Collectable Radios and Associated Equipment THURSDAY 31st OCTOBER 1996 at 5pm
VIEWING: The catalogue may be viewed at the following times:
Friday 25th October 9am to 5pm No viewing Monday (Labour Day) Tuesday 29th 9am to 5pm Wednesday 30th October 9am to 5pm Thursday 31st 9am to 1pm (restricted viewing thereafter)
SPECIAL CONDITIONS APPYING TO THIS SALE Many of the radios in this catalogue have been restored or overhauled and are in working order, however please note that as many of the pieces are old, or their history is unknown, Webb's offers no guarantee whatsoever as to mechanical or electrical condition etc. It shall be assumed that buyers have inspected the lots prior to the sale and that they are happy with them in all respects. An item described as rare or any statement as to condition is purely a subjective opinion of Webb's. Dates mentioned in the catalogue are approximations and not difinative statements of fact.
BUYER'S PREMIUM APPLYING TO THIS SALE Buyers shall pay to Webb's a buyer's premium of ten per cent of the hammer price plus G.S.T on the premium. This sale is subject to the conditions of business printed inside the front cover.
INQUIRIES FOR THIS SALE James Parkinson (09) 524 6804
Peter Webb Galleries Limited Estate & Fine Art Auctioneers & Valuers MAANZ
18 Manukau Road, Epsom, Auckland, New Zealand, PO Box 99251 Telephone (09) 524 6804. Facsimile (09) 524 7048
1 Kodel Radio Model Cll, 1924
$50-80
2 Dial Kitset Radio
$50-80
21 $200-300
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Aristocrat Radio, 1933
Steinite Radio, USA made, 1929
Troubador Radio, 5H, 1934
$130-200
23 $65-90
Skyscraper Radio, BPS,
$80-130
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Philco Brown Bakelite Radio. 1955
Stella Radio, Model S2, 1936
$75-125
$300-400
25 Montgomery Ward Radio, USA made, 1938
$60-90
$100-175
26 Earla Radio, USA made, 1946
$40-80
27 STC Radio, Australian made. 1937
$60-90
5 Zenith Radio, 1936 6
Stewart Warner Radio, R119. 1933 7
Radiolette, AW A. black & green case, 1937 $1000-1500 8
$90-150
28 H.M.V. Radio, 122, 1934
$250-350
Lucille Radio, American made,
$60-90
29 Sheffield Radio, NZ made, 1936
$80-120
10 CQ Radio, New Zealand made, 1956
$50-80
30 World Radio, mottled celluloid cover, 1936 $90-140
Audiola Radio, 1932 9
11 EKCO Radio, SW86, 1937
31 $100-175
12 Theatrette Radio, English made, 1937
$60-90
32 $75-125
STC Radio, Model 44-106, 1932
$90-140
33 La Gloria Radio, maroon plastic radio, 1955
13 Pilot Radio, 41B. 1936
Kriesler Radio, military model, 1942
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$350-450
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Grey Philco Plastic Radio, 1955
$40-70
Murphy Bakelite Case Radio,
15 White Philco Plastic Radio, 1955
$30-50
35 Zenith Radio, Model 65322, 1939
16 Radion Parliament Radio, 1933
$65-100
36 Radion Radio, Little Aristocrat model, 1934
17 Skyscraper XB Radio, 1933
$90-150
37 Oxford Radio, NZ made, 1938
$75-100
18 Lewis Eady Radio, NZ made. 1934
$50-80
38 Zenith Radio, 5R312A. 1939
$75-100
19 Rogers Radio, Canadian Made, 1936
$90-150
39 Mission Bell Radio, USA made, 1936
$70-100
20 Philco AC DC 3595 Radio, 1935
$75-125
40 Stewart Warner Radio, USA made, 1936
$70-100
$600-900
$120-200
41 Golden Knight Radio, GK made, 1933 42 Neeco Radio, AC-DC, 1936
$120-200
61 Fairbanks Morse Radio, USA made, 1936 $120-200 62 Austin Radio, NZ made, 1938
$90-140
43 Kolster-Brandes Radio, English made, 1936 $70-110
63 Arc Dial Radio, made unknown. 1933
$100-200
44 Wooden Speaker, 1930
$70-100
64 Temple Radio, model 477, 1933
$100-200
45 Airzone Radio, Australian made, 1934
$200-300
65 Oxford Radio, NZ made , 1935
$90-140
66 Fisher Radio, NZ made, 1935
$90-140
$65-90
46 Philco Pink Plastic Radio, 47 RCA Radio, Model 125, 1935
$200-300
67 Ariel Radio, NZ made, 1933
$80-120
48 Pilot Radio, 143B. 1935
$120-200
68 Companion Radio, NZ made, 1935
$120-200
49 Ariel Radio, 165, 1934
$90-130
69 Audiola Radio, USA made.
$80-120
Radion Radio, NZ made, 1933
$125-175
70 Philco Radio, 97E. 1933
$130-200
51 Courtney Battery Radio, 1933
$120-200
52 Gulbransen Radio, USA made. 1936
$100-175
National Radio, NZ made. 1935
$120-200
53 Phillips Hamtin Radio, 1931
$200-300
73 Radiola Radio, Australian made, 1932
$130-200
54 Zenith Radio, Model N690693, 1936
$350-500
74 Ultimate Arc Dial Radio, 1933
$150-200
Golden Knight Radio, twin peephole, 1933 $120-200
75 Crusader Radio, NZ made, 1934
$65-100
56 Briton Radio, Selector model. 1933
$120-200
76 Phillips Brown Plastic Radio
57 Airmaster Radio, NZ made, 1933
$80-120
77 Stannage Radio, Australian made. 1938
$350-500
58 Briton Radio, NZ made, 1934
$100-150
78 Zenith Console Radio, 1937
$750-1000
59 Philco Radio, model 16, 1933
$200-300
79 Troubador Console Radio, 1933
$150-250
60 HMV Radio, model 141, 1934
$180-220
80 Majestic Console Radio, 1931
$750-1000
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Phillips Radio, red/brown mottled case 72
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81 Skyscraper Console Radio, 1932
$150-250
101 Howard Radio, USA made, 1938
$80-120
82 Midwest Console Radio, 16/35, 1935
$550-700
102 Ambassador Radio, NZ made, 1932
$200-300
83 Gulbransen Console Radio, 1934
$200-300
103 Bellbird Radio, NZ made, 1936
$80-120
84 Crosley Radio, Model Buddy Boy, 1931 $1000-1500
104 Telerad Radio, NZ made. 1938
$80-120
85 Red Bell Colt Radio, rare, 1955
$250-350
105 Philco Blue Plastic Cased Radio, 1950
$50-80
86 Brown Bell Colt Radio, 1955
$30-50
106 Philco Brown Plastic Radio, 1950
$40-70
107 Philco Green Plastic Radio, 1950
$60-90
$40-50
87 Ultimate Brown Plastic Radio 88 Wurlitzer Cathedral Radio, 1932
$950-1400
108 Majestic Grey Plastic Radio, 1950
89 Rangatira Cathedral Radio, 1932
$500-800
109 Radiola Maroon Plastic Radio, 1954
90 Grey Plastic Bell Colt Radio
110 Sanderson NZ Made Radio, 1936
$110-175
91 Wooden Cased Bell Colt Radio
111 Lumphon Radio, German made, 1931
$80-120
92 Gulbransen Radio, wooden cased. 1948
112 Braithwaite Radio, NZ made
93 Philco Portable Radio. 1948
113 HMV Little Nipper Radio, 1952
94 Columbus Radio, Model 75L, 1940
$50-80
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114 Philco White Plastic Radio, 1952
Philco Radio, Model 80, 1932
$400-500
115 Klipper White Plastic Radio
96 Stewart Warner Radio, magic dial, 1936
$80-130
116 Ultimate Grey Plastic Radio
97 Columbus Console Radio, 1941
$250-300
117 Cadet White Plastic Radio
98 Ariel Mantle Radio, 1936
$60-90
118 Ultimate Signet Radio, with handle
99 Phillips Radio, Model QP. 1928
$450-550
119 Cadet White Plastic Radio
100 Ultimate Twin Peephole Radio, 1933
$80-120
120 Regent Brown Plastic Radio
121 Ultimate Signet White Cased Radio 122 1920's Speaker
141 Bosch Radio, Model 305 in fitted case. USA made, $275-350 142 RCA Wooden Upright Table Radio, USA made, $150-250 143 Philco Brown Bakelite Radio, Model 502, NZ made, $50-80 144 Stewart Warner Radio, Model R119. 1933 $150-200
123 Skyscraper Radio, NZ made. 1933
$50-80
124 Skyscraper Radio, NZ made, 1933
$50-80
125 Erla Cathedral Radio, 81P, 1931
$700-900
145 Philco Cathedral Radio, 1934,
126 Philco Cathedral Radio, 90E.
$800-950
146 Crosley 2 Valve Battery Radio, Model 51A. 1924
$350-450
127 Stewart Warner Upright Radio, 116. 1933 $280-350
147 Edison Bell Radio
128 Cathedral Radio, 1931
148 AWA Radiolette, Model 32. white marbled case $1000-1400 149 Brandes Iron Speaker
$300-400
129 Model Mantle Radio, 438, NZ made. 1937 Sl00-150 130 Zenith Upright Radio, 807, USA made, 1933 $380-420 131 Kriesler Radio, AW, Bakelite case. Australian made $200-250 132 RCA Upright Radio, 122, 1934 $280-340
152 RCA Speaker, lOOA,
133 Philco Cathedral Radio, 84E. 1934
153 Brown Hom Speaker, H4
$400-500
134 Philco Grey Plastic Radio, Alabama model. NZ made. 1952 $50-80 135 Columbus Table Radio, 54DW, NZ made, $250-350
150 Marconiphon Iron Speaker, 1929 151 Phillips Radio, 2515. 1929
$100-150
154 Baldwin Folded Hom Speaker 155 Atwater Kent Cathedral Radio 156 Automatic Telephone Manufacturing Reflex Hom Speaker
136 RCA Cathedral Radio, 4T, 1934, USA made.
$400-500 137 Grova Mantle Radio, SBS, 1939
$70-100
157 Selectra Radio, AES
138 Columbus Red Bakelite Radio, D6.
$40-60
157a Airways Console Radio, fully restored
139 Columbus Cream Plastic Radio, 515.
$50-80
157b Gulbransen Console Twin Speaker Radio, fully restored $300-400
140 Majestic 181 Combination Console Radio, 1934, fully restored $500-700
158 Columbus Radiogram
$200-300
159 Two Mantle Radios, National and Stuart
179 STC Model 447
160 Courier Console and one other
180 Philco Model 730, c1949
161 I-IMV Speaker
181 Ultimate Hanging Horror model RBP, c1952 $70-110
162 Golden Knight, Phillips metal case and De Forest radio
182 EKCO model A145
$250-350
$40-80
183 Mullard model 511, c1950
163 Console Ariel
184 Two Ultimate radios
164 Phillips Radiogram 165 Columbus Mantle Radio and o ne other 166 K W Victor Transceiver. two piece 167 Two Gulbransen Radios 168 Three assorted plastic radios
185 World 5 Valve radio, c1935
$40-80
186 Murphy 8 Band model BS, c1951
$80-120
187 Gulbransen upright model 7L
$120-200
188 EKCO 3 Band model SW86. c1936
$70-110
189 Mantle radio
169 Ultimate plastic radio
190 Gulbransen Console model A14
170 Three assorted plastic radios
191 An RF signal generator
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$200-300
$50-80
Five assorted radios 192 Trio Communications Receiver 9R/59D
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$120-150
Two radio cases 193 Extension speaker with volume control
173 Box lot of dial glasses 174 Phillips Theatrette Model V7A
194 Phillips radio $150-200
175 Ultimate Model VL
$150-200
176 Crusader Model ST
$150-200
177 Sromboy Carlson Model 564 178 Radion Model SAV
195 Phillips Cartomatic Valve Tester with manuals $100-150 196 Ultimate model RBG, c1951 197 I-IMV 4 Band Radio, English made
$80-120
198 Pilot, USA, model 193B
$80-120
$250-350
$150-200
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199 Columbus model 75, c1940
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$80-120
200 Pilot, USA, model X41
220 EKCO SW86
201 Philco model 735
221 EKCO English portable
202 AKRAD AJadin bed lamp-radio
222 Philco portable
203 Clipper 5 Valve
223 Pacemaker portable
$50-80
204 Philco and assorted car radios
224 Ariel portable, c1951
$50-80
225 Antone portable MkII, c1950
$70-110
226 Vidor attache case portable
$40-80
227 PYE attache case portable
$50-80
228 Kolster/Brandes 2 Band, English make
$80-120
229 National model PC, c1954
$100-150
205 Skyscraper model RC, c1947
$40-80
A577-030 206 Ultimate Skyscraper model RU 207 Oscilloscope 208 Murphy model M66, c1959 A577-033 209 Ultimate model BYU, c1937
$120-180
230 Columbus model 27
232 Box of valves
212 Skyscraper with rare dial
$100-150
233 Box of valves
213 Ultimate model LR, c1935
$80-120
234 Box of miniature valves
214 Ultimate model RB, metal cabinet
$50-80
235 Box of valves
215 A cathode ray tube, VCR97
$40-80
236 Box of transmitting valves
216 Box of headphones
218 Battery eliminator
$60-90
231 Box of valves
211 Lamphouse Kitset
217 Phillips battery eliminator
$50-80
$70-110
210 Murphy radio
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219 Assorted batteries
237 University analogue multi-meter $120-150
238 AKRAD Regent AC accumulator, c1947
$40-80
239 Mullard model 420A
259 Victorola Console phonograph, c1900
240 Phillips model B2
260 Phillips Cosole model 66D
241 PYE 5 Band
261 Louis Eady c1950
242 Stereo amplifier
262 Philco theatre type console c1930, fully restored $300-500 263 Columbus model 27
243 Rogers amp and pre-amp 244 Ultimate model RAB
264 Ultimate Magic-Eye mantle radio, model BCV $250-350 265 Ultimate Magic-Eye upright mantle radio. model BCV $250-350 266 Ultimate upright mantle, model CLU $250-350
245 Columbus model 535 and one other 246 Bell Modere and one other 247 Columbus model 26N
$100-140
248 Courtenay model 66
$100-140
249 Ariel 2 Band
$60-100
250 Gulbransen model 628
253 Columbus model 032M 254 Radion 5 valve upright mantle radio
267 Gulbransen upright mantle radio, model 7G $400-600 268 Bosch model 584, upright mantle $400-600 269 Ultimate upright mantle raio, model 6DLW $400-600
251 Phillips 5 valve 252 Skyscraper model FJ7
$600-800
270 Columbus Magic-Eye, model 92
$100-175
271 Columbus Magic-Eye, model 75
$300-500
$50-80
272
$40-70
Courtenay Push Button mantle radio, model 60 $200-300 273 Skyscraper, model BXS $100-200
$250-400
255 Cromwell upright mantle radio, model 6LS $250-400
274 Columbus model 66W
$150-200
275 Columbus model 66A
$100-150
256 Phillips Theatrette model V7 A
$50-80
257 Phillips Theatrette
276 Phillips Magic-Eye
$40-80
258 Phillips Theatrette model V7 A
277 Zenith model 65256 upright mantle, fully restored. c1937 $500-800
$60-80 278 Rad iola console model 45E/C79
$500-700
279 Skyscraper Radio-Record Player, Magic-eye console, model RO $400-500 280 Skyscraper Magic-Eye 281 Murphy model TA196M
284 Ultimate wooden cabinet
286 Laglona Bakelite radio 287 Laglona Bakelite Radio 288 Clipper table radio 289 PYE table radio
295 Ultimate Louis Eady model RJ 296 Atwater-Kent model 255, c1936 297 Rolls Radio c1950 298 Paramount radio
301 Philco cathedral model 90, c1931
$600-900
302 HMV radio, c1947
$80-120
303 Cromwell Dual-Wave c1939
$125-150
304 Blaupunkt Radiogram c1950
$200-275
$50-80
306 Courier console radio, rare, c1931
$650-800
307 Sheffield console radio, cl934
$350-400
308 Ultimate Bakelite radio
$50-80
309 Philco Bakelite radio
$50-80
310 Aster FEV cream plastic case
$40-60
311 Aster FEV red plastic case
$60-90
$125 -150
$40-60 312 Five boxes valves
292 No Lot
294 HMV Little Nippper, c1949
$80-110
305 HMV model 484P
285 EKCO Bakelite
293 Krisler, c1954
300 Philco radio
$150-200
283 Pacific model 619
291 Philotone Extension Speaker, cracked
$50-70
$120-160
282 Columbus Radio and Bakelite Clock-Radio $80-120
290 Phillips Phillette model 540, c1947
299 Ultimate entension speaker, c1954
313 Gulbransen c1947
$60-80
314 Pacemaker battery model
$30-50
315 Pacemaker battery model
$70-100
$180-220
$80-120
$40-70 316 PYE wall radio
$220-300 317 Atwater-Kent P717X
$100-150
318 Phillips 771A, original condition
$100-150
319 Philco model 620F
$100-150
320 Stuart-Warner R119
$100-150
321 RCA Cathedral radio, model R28P
$200-300
322 Rayco Phone Console radio
$200-300
323 Goede & Co radio
324 General Electric radio and speaker 325 Ultimate Bakelite radio
326 HMV wooden case radio 327 Philco white plastic case radio
328 Green Bell Colt radio
$50-80
329 White plastic cased radio 330 Green Pacemaker radio
$125-175
LATE ENTRIES 331 An Edison oak cased Aruberola
$800-1100
332 A rare Art Deco 'Sparton' radio with blue mirror glass $2800-3200 case, in working order. 333 National transistor radio, model BM400, circa 1955 $100-150
Guide for Prosp ective Buyers
Buying at Auction If you have not bought with us before please read the following notes and the Conditions of Business at the beginning of the relevan t catalogue. The contact names printed in our catalog ues will be of assistance, and the staff at the receptio n counter and in the saleroo m will be pleased to answer any questions you may have. Buyer's Premium A buyer's premiu m of 10% plus GST of 12.5% on the premiu m will be charged in additio n to the hamme r price i.e. 11.25% Bidding Registr ation - to bid at the auction you will need a bidding number . Fill in the form at the registra tion desk. Proof of identity will be required. This bidding card can be used to indicat e to the auction eer that you are bidding during the sale. When you successfully purcha se a lot the auction eer will ask you for your number, and this will show on your invoice. Return your bidding number to the registration desk when you leave. Please bid clearly, using your bidding number, and promptly. Bids are usually advanced at modest increm ents. However, we remind you that the auctioneer does have absolute discretion as to the way the bids are increased. If the auction eer misses your bid or you have any doubts about the price or the buyer, you must dispute the bids immediately by calling out to him. No bids can be changed after the event or when the sale is over. Absentee Bidding In writing: use the Bidding Slip in the catalogue or available at reception. Make sure your form is filled in correctly and enter the highest price you are prepare d to· pay. Remem ber that the buyer's premium of 10% will be added to this amount. By telepho ne in the saleroom: a membe r of Webb's staff will telepho ne you just before your lot is due to be sold. Teleph one bids are only accepted on goods expected to realise more than $500. Please note: Webb's offers this service free of charge as a convenience to clients who are unable to attend the sale, and although we will make every effort, Webb's will not be responsile for error or failure to execute bids.
Webb's Bidding Slip
for absentee bidders on lots, in the sale on: October 31st 1996, 5pm Please bid on my behalf at the above sale for the following lots up to prices recorded below. These bids are to be executed as cheaply as is permitted by other bids, or reserves it any. I agree to comply with the Conditions of Sale as printed in the catalogue. I understand that in the case of a successful bid a buyers premium of ten percent will be added to the hammer price and that G.S.T is charged on the premium. (eg If I made a successful bid of$ 1000 on an item a ten percent buyers premium equalling$ 100 would be payable and G.S.T on the premium making a total of $1112.50.) On major lots customers may prefer to bid by telephone. Please enquire regarding this service which Webb's carry out at no charge. DESCRIPTION
LOT NO:
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR PAYMENT. I agree to pay immediately on receipt of notice from Webb's of my successful bid. Payment will be by cash, cheque or bank transfer. I will arrange for collection of my purchases or I agree to pay for packing and freight costs incurred by Webb 's in having any purchases forwarded to me.
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ADDRESS PHONE NUMBER _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ FAX NUMBER SIGNED Webb's will do it's upmost to carry out bidding instructions for absentee bidders. It will not be responsible however, if circumstances prevent it doing so. ARRANGEMENTS FOR PAYMENT In order to avoid delay in clearing purchases Buyers who are unknown to us are advised to make arrangements for payment before the sale or for references to be supplied. If such arrangements are not made cheques will be cleared before purchases are delivered.
Webbs Managing Director: Peter Webb General Manager: Ann Webb
DEPARTMENTS Administration Financial Manager: Trish Shann Assistant: Shelley Lack Assistant: Lynn Power Reception Manager: Angela Woodyear-Smith
Paintings & Works of Art Manager: Peter Webb Assistant: Sophie Coupland
Decorative Arts, Antiques & Collectables Manager: Ross Millar Assistant: James Parkinson
Jewellery & Watches Consultant: Christopher Devereaux
Estate Clearances & Collectables Manager: James Hogan Assistant: John Waymouth Assistant: Troy Stephenson
Valuations Written Valuations for Insurance, Family Division and other purposes are carried out by all departments for reasonable fees. Verbal estimates of value are free.
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