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1927 Cotton 350cc OHV works racing motorcycle DF 2694, recently discovered in a local house clearance. With four boxes of parts including number plates, racing numbers, gearbox, carburettor etc. Engine number matches with registration records held at Gloucester but frame number as yet not found on the bike. It was first registered to Cotton themselves, possibly a works TT or similar motorbike. The last recorded keeper (as shown in records held by Gloucester records office) is Mr H.L.Martyn of Ewlyn Road Cheltenham, the very address the motorbike was discovered at.
Los 636
Section of the German Ju-88 Bomber which Crashed on the Isle of Wight on 29th May 1941, the crumpled metal section taken from the fuselage retains much of the original paint finish. The reverse has the support struts still in place. Accompanying the section is a typed statement from the current vendor giving the history of the item, which was given to him by a former member of the Isle of Wight Rifles, Wilf Kelleway, who was stationed on the island as part of a coastal artillery brigade, “One night in May 1941 Wilf happened to be driving an Army truck on the road from Freshwater, on his way towards Newport, and was approaching the road junction at Chessell when an aircraft crashed onto Wellow Down, just to the south of the road. He immediately made his way to the site and was the first to arrive. As soon as he got there it was clear there could be no survivors. Wilf took this piece of the fuselage and a control column as souvenirs; not wanting to get into trouble for taking them, nor get involved with any other authorities that would certainly shortly arrive, he then made a quick exit. As he drove away he remembered passing other vehicles that were headed to the scene.” Wilf left the items with his parents for safe keeping and was soon posted away from the Island, on his return “he was a little irritated to find that in the meantime his mother had given away the aircraft’s control column to a local lad, but he still had the section of fuselage”. The section roughly measures 52cms x 29cms. 19 German aircraft are noted as coming down on the Isle of Wight during WW2. The aircraft that crashed on Wellow Down (noted variously as neighbouring Chessell and Afton Downs in various reference books) is identified as a Junkers Ju88 A-5 of Staffel 3, Kunstenfliegergruppe 606, code number 7T+JH (works number 8240). The aircraft was based at Lannion, France. On 29th May 1941 it was returning from a bombing raid on the Liverpool area when it was intercepted and attacked by a Beaufighter. Badly damaged the Ju88 descended to low level over the Isle of Wight, apparently flying on one engine and obviously in difficulty, it crashed into an old chalk pit, killing all four crew members.
Los 131
Four Stratton circular compacts, including a 1950s engine turned 'Queen' compact with gold tone edging and a central marcasite dome, 8.5 cm diameter; an example with engraved floral decoration, 8 cm diameter, in original carton and box; one with floral enamel lid, 8 cm diameter; and one other, pattern no.764125 (4)
Los 134
A 1920s Evans compact, the oval guilloche lid with an engine turned sunburst design covered in light blue enamel with a rose to the centre, the underside made of gold tone mesh, 7 cm diameter; together with a vintage Evans square compact finished in textured gold tone star burst design with a raised rectangular rhinestone centre, 8 cm diameter, in original box; and a gold tone rectangular compact in a mesh case, 7 cm diameter (3)
Los 137
A selection of vintage Kigu compacts, including a heart shaped 'Cherie' example with engine turned decoration and detailing of birds, with original box and pouch; a 'Bouquet' design, 5.5 cm diameter, with original box, pouch and label; a square textured compact from the 'Compacts of Character range, 6 cm diameter, with original box, pouch and instructions; and four circular examples, one with embroidery to the lid (7)
Los 373
3 boxed Matchbox buses together with a boxed Matchbox locomotive engine. Comprising: 47 Planner Locomotive, 17 The Londoner Bus with Berger paints advertising, 1952-1977 Silver Jubilee Bus and a new 17 The Londoner bus with Uniflo Motor Oil advertising. All boxes and vehicles are in original good to excellent condition.
Los 397
Unboxed Taylor & Barrett pre war Turntable ladder fire engine together with Fire Escape & 3 firemen. Turntable fire engine has 3 section extendable ladder which elevates and extends but does not revolve. White rubber tyres are fatigues, head-rest gantry and steering wheel assembly missing. Still a good example of this rare toy with some chipping to pain
Los 298
A collection of jewellery and costume jewellery, to include a pair of silver single stone amber cabochon studs, a pair of silver garnet cabochon drop earrings, a silver pencil, with twist mechanism and engine turned decoration, a silver thimble, a pair of silver twisted hoop earrings, a silver belcher link chain with coin pendant, a gold heart and bead bar brooch, marked 9ct 1.04g, a gentlemen's gold plated Tourist mechanical watch head with Arabic numerals and subsidiary dial, a gentlemen's gold Accurist Antimagnetic mechanical watch head, 19.40g, together with two other watch heads, costume bead necklaces, a single row amethyst and quartz necklace with matching earrings, and a simulated pearl necklace
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