[yagosaga]

Hi Steve, hi Darryl,

yes, the bakelite Bushs were exorbitant high:

Lot No: 630W A Bush type TV22 television, 1949-50,
Sold for £1,680 inclusive of Buyer's Premium

Lot 601 W A Bush table model television, type TV62, 1956,
Sold for £720 inclusive of Buyer's Premium

Lot 613 W A Bush type TV32 table model television. 1953,
Sold for £600 inclusive of Buyer's Premium

But compare these with this one:

Lot 638 W A Bush type TV12B table model television, 1949,
Sold for £60 inclusive of Buyer's Premium

Some other remarkable lots:

Lot 649 W A John Logie Baird Ltd 'Lyric' television and wireless console, 1946,
Sold for £19,200 inclusive of Buyer's Premium

Lot 589 W A Sony Trinitron type KV-1330UB table model colour television, the first transistor colour television by Sony, 1968,
Sold for £1,140 inclusive of Buyer's Premium

An important CBS experimental field-sequential colour television prototype, with six field sequential colour wheels, circa 1950, 7
Sold for £3,000 inclusive of Buyer's Premium

BTW: the total sum of all lots of the Michael Bennett-Levy Early Technology Sale is £676,304.

Kind regards,
Eckhard