Checking if any interest rare 707 model mint condition made in England here’s the info: comes with the grill & stands

Released in the mid-1980s as part of Mission’s iconic British speaker lineup (alongside the smaller 700 Leading Edge and the larger 737 Renaissance), the Mission 707 was designed as a high-efficiency 25-liter standmount/bookshelf speaker. It aimed to offer dynamic digital-ready performance, high sensitivity (92 dB), and extended bass without needing high-wattage amplification. Design & Key Engineering Features Inverted Driver Geometry (IDG): Like many signature Mission designs, the 707 places the tweeter below the woofer. This equalizes the physical path length from the acoustic centers of both drivers to the listener's ears, improving time alignment, acoustic phase linearity, and vertical soundstage cohesion. Injection-Moulded Baffle Board: The front baffle is precision injection-molded using a mineral-filled polypropylene compound designed to maximize cabinet rigidity and minimize unwanted midrange enclosure colorations. Visco-Elastically Damped Cabinet: Constructed using a multi-fold technique with internal acoustic foam blocks to absorb standing waves inside the 25-liter enclosure. Drivers & Crossover: Woofer: 210mm (8-inch) Plastiflex-reinforced cone fitted with a progressive suspension for low distortion and high power handling. Tweeter: 19mm polymer dome cooled with ferrofluid for thermal stability and smooth high-frequency extension. Crossover: Uses low-saturation inductors and electrolytic capacitors with minimal phase-shift topology. Sound Signature Midrange & Vocals: Known for the classic "British monitor" sound—open, articulate, and neutral through the midband, making vocal tracks sound clear and forward. Efficiency & Dynamics: At 92 dB @ 1W/1m, it is unusually efficient for a medium-sized vintage sealed/ported hybrid box. It pairs exceptionally well with low-to-modest power vintage solid-state amplifiers (20W–50W) or tube gear. Bass Response: Fast, punchy, and controlled bass due to the 8-inch driver and 25L volume, though it favors speed and agility over massive sub-bass rumble.