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Lot 218: A Collection of Vintage Electronics and Assorted Cables including Goodmans and Panasonic Examples

This auction ended on October 14, 2026.

Start price: £5

Estimated price: £5 - £10

Buyer's Premium: 20%

Sold for: £6

A collection of vintage electronics and assorted cables featuring a portable integrated entertainment unit and a micro television. The lot includes a black plastic Goodmans Quadro 904/2 unit featuring a dual cassette deck, radio tuner, and a small monochrome television screen. The unit is marked to the rear with a black adhesive label reading Goodmans QUADRO 904/2, AC Mains: 240V ~ 50Hz, and Manufactured in KOREA. Also included is a Panasonic TR-5030G portable monochrome television in a two-tone silver and black plastic cabinet. A rear label reads Panasonic MODEL NO. TR-5030G, DC 9V 5W, Made in Japan, Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. and a circular sticker bears the British Electrotechnical Approvals Board mark to B.S. 415. The lot further comprises two blue Potterton printed circuit boards marked 407685 ISS3 and 407686, and a quantity of assorted cables including power leads, coaxial cables, and AV wires, alongside several remote controls and a PIL isolating transformer model PBA-4007.


Condition report:

The Goodmans unit shows heavy surface dust and cobwebs (photo 2). The clear plastic fascia is cracked and shows adhesive residue (photo 2), and the telescopic aerial is bent. The Panasonic television has a large diagonal scratch or crack across the screen panel (photo 8) and significant surface grime and white speckled residue to the casing (photo 7). The telescopic aerial shows signs of stiffness and corrosion (photo 9). Circuit boards appear to be used or old stock (photo 4). Assorted cables are tangled and show varying degrees of surface wear and dust (photo 6). The working status of all electronic components is unknown.