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Lot 102: A Collection of Sega Mega Drive II Video Game Hardware and Automotive Books

This auction ended on October 14, 2026.

Start price: £5

Estimated price: £5 - £10

Buyer's Premium: 20%

Sold for: £26

A collection of vintage gaming equipment and automotive literature. The lot features a Sega Mega Drive II 16-bit home video game console constructed from black plastic with red sliding power and reset buttons. The console is marked with the Sega logo and the text 16-BIT and MEGA DRIVE II. Included with the console are two black plastic handheld controllers, one of which bears the text LMP MASTER. The set also includes an RF connection cable and a black four-way power extension lead marked J Elektro.

Accompanying the electronics is a group of workshop manuals and books. The five Haynes workshop manuals include titles for Suzuki GT250 X7, GT200 X5 & SB200 (No. 469), Ford Fiesta ’83 to ’89 (No. 1030), Kawasaki ZX900, 1000 & 1100 Liquid-Cooled Fours (No. 1681), Honda CB100N & CB125N (No. 569), and Kawasaki EX500 (GPZ500S) Twins (No. 2052). Additional titles include Exploring Green Roads & Lanes of Great Britain by Ian Thompson and Ultimate Motorcycle Book by Hugo Wilson. An audio cassette titled AA Rider Club Performance Bikes is also present. The lot is completed by a Mercedes-Benz style travel bag in black synthetic fabric with red webbing straps, featuring white embroidered text reading Mercedes-Benz beneath the brand’s three-pointed star logo. A side strap carries a white tag with a J and the Mercedes-Benz name. The bag includes two front buckled pockets and a detachable shoulder strap. An adhesive label reading 482613 is applied to the console casing.


Condition report:

The Sega console and controllers show significant surface dust and grime accumulation throughout (photos 1 and 4). The controller cables are tangled and the functional condition of all electronic components is untested. The automotive manuals and books exhibit shelf wear, with visible foxing to the page edges and moisture-related warping and staining to the cover of the Ford Fiesta manual (photo 2). The Mercedes-Benz style bag shows signs of use with surface dust and creasing to the fabric, though the metal hardware and straps remain intact (photo 3).