PREVIEW Toys, live steam, classic cars & motoring, vinyl records, musical instruments, pictures & paintings, books, ephemera & stamps

The Beatles Please Please Me black and gold label mono UK first pressing PMC1202. The deadwax is stamped XEX 421-1N side 1 and XEX 422-1N on side ...

The Beatles Please Please Me black and gold label stereo UK first pressing PCS3042 with 1G/1R stamper codes indicating that this is one of the fir...

'Fells Australian Wines' green enamel advertising sign with 'Koala Medal Burgundy Highly Recommended' and with koala and cub pictorial trademark m...

'Fells Australian Wines' red enamel advertising sign with 'Koala Medal Burgundy Highly Recommended' and with koala and cub pictorial trademark mot...

'Fells Australian Wines' blue enamel advertising sign with 'Koala Medal Burgundy Highly Recommended' and koala and cub pictorial trademark motif, ...

Damien Hirst autograph with pencil drawing of a shark with dedication 'To Dave', framed and glazed, 8.5 x 28cm Provenance: Circa 2012 the vendor '...

Southworth live steam model twin cylinder duplex water pump, built by the award winning late Harry Clyne, overall length 19.5cm, with drawings and...

Stuart Turner No 9 live steam single cylinder mill engine, with flyball governor and boiler feed pump, overall length 28cm

Live steam twin cylinder South American model paddle steamer engine, built by the award winning late Harry Clyne. On wooden base with single stern...

Exhibition standard model of a 19th century live steam model paddle steamer engine as fitted to HMS Gorgon in 1837, built by the award winning lat...

Gauge 1 Patriot live steam 4-6-0 locomotive number 45502 Royal Naval Division, in British Railways green livery, the twin cylinders having slip ec...

Prize winning exhibition standard 3½ inch gauge model Caledonian Railway breakdown crane and match truck, built by the award winning late Harry Cl...

Prize winning exhibition standard 3½ inch gauge model Highland Railway flat wagon, built by the award winning late Harry Clyne, with channels hold...

Prize winning exhibition standard 3½ inch gauge Callendar Coal Company, Falkirk open model railway goods wagon. built by the award winning late Ha...

Prize winning exhibition standard 3½ inch gauge North British loco coal model railway wagon, built by the award winning late Harry Clyne. Of plank...

Prize winning exhibition standard 3½ inch gauge Shell BP model railway tanker wagon, built by the award winning late Harry Clyne, with riveted tan...

Prize winning exhibition standard 3½ inch gauge model Highland Railway horsebox, built by the award winning late Harry Clyne. With opening doors i...

Prize winning exhibition standard 3½ inch gauge model Caledonian Railway covered goods van, built by the award winning late Harry Clyne. Of planke...

Prize winning exhibition standard 3½ inch gauge model Caledonian Railway covered brake van, built by the award winning late Harry Clyne. With spru...

Prize winning exhibition standard 3½ inch gauge model Highland Railway open third class passenger wagon, built by the award winning late Harry Cly...

Prize winning exhibition standard 3½ inch gauge Highland Railway second class passenger carriage, built by the award winning late Harry Clyne, wit...

Prize winning exhibition standard 3½ inch gauge Highland Railway composite first and second class passenger carriage, built by the award winning l...

Prize winning exhibition standard 3½ inch gauge model Highland Railway first class passenger carriage, built by the award winning late Harry Clyne...

Prize winning exhibition standard 3½ inch gauge model Highland Railway brake van, built by the award winning late Harry Clyne. With opening double...

Prize winning exhibition standard 3½ inch gauge private passenger model railway coach, built by the award winning late Harry Clyne. With six openi...

Prize winning exhibition standard 3½ inch gauge Caledonian Railway live steam 0-6-0 model railway tank locomotive to the Rob Roy design, built by ...

Prize winning exhibition standard 3½ inch gauge Highland Railway live steam 2-4-0 model railway locomotive Raigmore, as modified in 1869, built by...

Prize winning exhibition standard 3½ inch gauge Highland Railway live steam 2-2-2 model railway locomotive Raigmore, built by the award winning la...

Prize winning exhibition standard 3½ inch gauge Black 5 live steam model railway locomotive number 45395, built by the award winning late Harry Cl...

The Harry Clyne collection. Lots are marked where relevant as having been built by Harry Clyne, multiple award winning model engineer. Originally ...

Exhibition winning standard 5 inch gauge live steam 19th century style model railway locomotive, built by the award winning late Harry Clyne. A re...

Exhibition standard 5 inch gauge Great Western Railway 2-6-2 large prairie live steam tank locomotive number 6100. With superheated silver soldere...

John Adams of Poole exhibition standard 5 inch gauge Britannia class 4-6-2 live steam locomotive and tender, 70012 John O' Gaunt, the outside cyli...

Exhibition standard 7¼ inch gauge 1.5 inch to the foot live steam 4-6-0 British Railways, ex GWR tender locomotive King Edward I No 6024 to the Tr...

Maxitrak 1 inch scale Burrell live steam traction engine, with gas fired silver soldered boiler, single cylinder with Stephenson''s link reversing...

Tasker Little Giant 4 inch scale live steam model traction engine or road locomotive, built by the award winning late Harry Clyne. With Cheddar pr...

Daredevil #1 by Marvel Comics (1964), origin and 1st appearance of Daredevil (Matt Murdock), Bill Everett / Jack Kirby art.

The Amazing Spider-Man #13 by Marvel Comics (1964), origin and 1st appearance of Mysterio (Quentin Beck), Steve Ditko cover art.

The Amazing Spider-Man #9 by Marvel Comics (1964), origin and 1st appearance of Electro (Max Dillon), Steve Ditko cover art.

The Amazing Spider-Man #3 by Marvel Comics (1963), origin and 1st appearance of Doctor Octopus (Otto Octavius), Steve Ditko cover art.

The Amazing Spider-Man #14 by Marvel Comics (1964), 1st appearance of The Green Goblin (Norman Osborn), Steve Ditko cover art.