Aside from the starting price, there's not a lot wrong with this superb Fiat 500L, which dates from 1970.
It's had the works. According to the seller, you're talking a fully restored vehicle that's been upgraded to a 650cc engine/gearbox, as well as having new electrics, chrome, rubbers, sunroof, wheels, tyres…pretty much everything that can be replaced (without losing the spirit of the original).
Described as a 'very rare and sought-after model', the Hornyphon SA 865 is certainly an eye-catching portable record player.
Not unlike the Philips players we've featured in the past, this one has a lucite smokey-grey lid with integrated speaker, integrated handle and the option to use with battery of mains. When it comes to our vinyl, it's good for 33, 5 and 78-speed records.
If, like us, you happen to be a fan of Deiter Rams' designs, you might well fancy making a bid on the Braun Atelier-1 audio system.
It's a classic late 1950s audio system, designed by Dieter Rams and Hans Gugelot and offering stylish looks as well as a four-speed record player and three-band radio in a case that mixes cream white metal with ash-veneer wooden sides.
It's described as being in 'very good', but does need a new needle to work. If that is good enough for you, it's available on a 'Buy It Now' for 399 Euros. The seller also has some matching speakers on offer too. Check them out here.
I don't know the designer or the designer, but this desk lamp from the 1970s on eBay is quite an interesting little thing.
A desk lamp that screams the era, it stands just under 9 inches tall, with a globe shade made of chrome lacquered white on the inside, while the stem and base are made of a piece of transparent perspex with circular cutouts on each side. There are cut outs at the side, so you can adjust the light.
Described as being 'in good condition and in full working order', the price right now is just 99 pence, which is a bargain any day of the week.
If you want to make driving fun again, you might want to invest some of your savings in this 1960s Austin Mini Moke convertible.
It's actually dated to 1966 – and you could probably imagine it taking someone for a whirl round Carnaby Street in its heyday. According to the seller, the Moke has been in 'many film shoots' and 'some James Bond films' and is sold in 'original' condition – although I'm not sure the paint job is original.
The 848cc engine apparently 'starts and runs fine' and there's 11 months of MOT left on it. Of course, it's tax free. Check out lots more snaps of it online, with the price on a 'Buy It Now' for £6,995.
An interesting set of lots by the same seller, a selection of Otl Aicher-designed Munich 1972 Olympic posters.
20 of these were designed for the Munich Olympics, each depicting a different sports taking place at the games, sized around A1 (33 x 23.5 inches) and becoming increasingly collectible.
This particular seller has around five designs available, described as being in original and mint condition. The one above is obviously the equestrian one, but chech seller's other items for rest. All are at 'Buy It Now' for £60.
