The below Stereoview Photograph Cards have all been sold, but see below for more stereoview photographs on offer.

Three stereoview photographs of Buxten, the Waterfall near the lovers leap, Ashford Dale, Waterfall and second rustic bridge on the Serpentine Walks and view in the serpentine walks – the cards are numbered 159, 161 and 165, they are on yellow card, the surface slightly soiled but does not detract from the photo.

One of Kelso Bridge on the Tweed looking down the river, has no. 61 on the back and HB.

One pretty odd one for a subject, it looks under a bridge the river is full of rubbish, it’s near Chorley Lancashire.

One of someone looking across the Rothay with a stately home and Wansfell in the distance, right photo has a small tear at the top, no. 63 on the back HB.

One of the entrance to Raglan castle with two children and a gent under the arch, right hand card has some paper stuck on the bottom, could be removed.

Two of Goodrich castle, these old cards show the castle in a bit of a state, one has a wheelbarrow, the other two one reading the other sewing, no.s 18 and 19, HB.

One sepia coloured of dungeon Ghyll lake district by Ogle edge photographers, no.22, HB.

One of what looks like the cross of Maudach Ireland.

One of the Bridge and Castle Heidelberg, Rhineland.

Burghley ParkStamford, This is a prize winners photograph published by W. Woodward Photographic Chemist Nottingham dated 1859, presented by G. Shadbolt.

Three semi religious cards, one called ‘to late’ the other ‘Devotion’ the girl with the long hair sits next to a skull, she’s pretty cute to say the least. Photo called A study for – -”Some bonny English Rose”

One early but sepia coloured card of Perspective view of the cortile Chartreuse, Pavia. Nice condition.

Stereoview of “The Bridges from Conway Castle, North Wales.

Finally one called Good for a cold, looks good to me!

That’s it some really unusual subjects, all the stereoview photograph cards are in reasonable condition, some have surface stains but nothing that detracts from the photo.

I’m not really looking to sell these stereoview photographs yet but if someone wants to make a sensible offer I will then consider selling.

This amazing black bakelite telephone has been sold but see below for more great examples on offer.

I’ve listed on eBay something a bit different than the usual collectible items, it’s an old antique 1930/40s bakelite  telephone. The bakelite telephone is black with the old braided cord, made by G.E.C. in bakelite and the model number is 312L
It’s in amazingly good condition considering it’s had so much usage as can be seen by the smoothness of the dial, and also it was in a call exchange. The black bakelite material is pretty strong but I expect would crack with sufficient inpact, this one is good, no damage, no cracks, and the colour is fine.

The bakelite telephone has been tampered with as someone has attempted to convert to todays systems, but it does not work and I’m not going to try and make it work, would rather leave that to someone who is into these vintage telephones.  The internal working looks clean and all present including a wiring diagram, it also has a double bell.
I’ve listed on eBay starting at  1p, already bid on but it has a few days to go, if interested click on the description on in the right hand column to take you to the listing in eBay and then bid away.

Take a look at these other vintage bakelite telephones listed on eBay above,  some not as good as mine but good restoration projects