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Preisdatenbank abonnierenHornby Railways Thomas The Tank Engine/Thomas & Friends Model Railway. Including Thomas The Tank Engine, RN1. A 2-6-0 James The Red Engine, RN5. Sodor Mail Wagon, 2x Utility Wagon, James Brake Coach, 3x Milk tank Wagons, 2x Cattle Wagons, 3x SODOR Fuel Wagons, 2x TAR Wagons, 3x Closed Vans and a Brake Van. All boxed, minor wear. Contents VGC-Mint. (20) £80-120
Hornby Railways Thomas The Tank Engine/Thomas & Friends Model Railway. Including - a Co-Co 'Diesel' locomotive D261. Thomas The Tank, RN1. Sodor Mail Van, Utility Wagon, 6x SODOR Fuel Wagons, 3x Milk tank Wagons, 2x Closed Vans, 3x Open Wagons, Cattle Wagon and a Brake Van. All boxed, minor wear. Contents VGC-Mint. (20). £80-120
Hornby Railways Thomas The Tank Engine/Thomas & Friends Model Railway. Including 4-2-2 Emily. Thomas The Tank, RN1. Sodor Mail Van, 6x SODOR Fuel Wagons, 3x Milk tank Wagons, Sodor Mail Van, 2x TAR Wagons, 3x Open Wagons, 2x Closed Vans and a brake van. All boxed, minor wear. Contents VGC-Mint. (20) £80-120
Hornby Railways Thomas The Tank Engine/Thomas & Friends Model Railway. Including 4-6-2 Gordon RN4 and a 4-2-2 Emily. Plus 4x Old Slow Coach. James Composite Coach. Sodor Mail Van, 5x SODOR Fuel Wagons, 3x Milk tank Wagons, 3x Open Wagons, Lime Wagon, Cattle Wagon and Brake Van. All boxed, minor wear. Contents VGC-Mint. (20) £80-120
Hornby Railways Thomas The Tank Engine/Thomas & Friends Model Railway. Including a set - Percy Shunter Electric Train Set, Percy RN6 with 5 freight wagons and track. Plus a Thomas The Tank, RN1. 2x Spencer's coaches - composite and brake. Plus a Utility Wagon, Annie and Clarabel coaches. 4x SODOR Fuel Wagons. 5x Open Wagons. Milk tank Wagon, Closed Van, Cattle Wagon and a Brake Van. All boxed, minor wear. Contents VGC-Mint. (20) £80-120
Hornby Railways Thomas & Friends/Thomas The Tank Engine. A clockwork Percy Train set, including Percy and 3 wagons, with key but no track. Plus a Percy locomotive, Troublesome Trucks and an Open Wagon. Plus a number of Line Side Accessories- Great Waterton - Station, Foot Bridge, Platform Pack,3x Dryaw Platform Ramps and 1x Dryaw Platform Rear with Steps. Plus Butchers, Stanley's Shed, 2x Signal Box, variations. Maithwaite Station House, Ed's Garage and Ben's Books. All boxed, minor wear. Contents VGC-Mint. (19). £100-150
Hornby Railways Thomas The Tank Engine/Thomas & Friends Model Railway. Percy The Shunter Electric Train Set. Comprising Percy saddle tank engine and 5 assorted wagons, oval of track and power connecting clip. Plus a 4-6-0 Henry The Green Engine, 2x Express Brake coach, Utility Wagon, Sodor Mail wagon, James Brake Coach, 2x SODOR Fuel Tanker, Troublesome Trucks (pair), 2x Close Vans. Tank Wagon, MILK, 2x Cattle Wagons, Open Wagon and a Brake Van. All boxed, minor/some wear, (set as new). Contents VGC-Mint. (17) £80-130
Hornby Skaledale etc. Workshop, Dent Snow Huts, Skaledale East Station, Country Dutch Barn, Country Garage, Fish & Chip Shop, Village Post Office, Village General Store. 2x Masons Arms Pub. Industrial Building, Off-License. 2x LMS Lamp Hut, Country Cottage. Plus earlier Kits - 2x GWR Footbridge. Country Church, Goods Shed and Engine Shed. All boxed, minor wear to some. Contents VGC-Mint, Kits unmade. (20) £80-120
30 unmade plastic kits. Airfix OO scale 4x locomotive kits- 2x Evening Star, BR Mogul and Harrow. 2x 1:32 1910 B Type Bus. 1:72 RAF Rescue Launch. Plus 2x OO brake vans. 6x Ratio - 3x Platform Canopy, 2x Station Building and a GWR Signal Box. 5x 1:72 Keil Kraft/Amerang - 2x Green Line T Type Motor Coach. 2x Fowler - Showmans Traction Engine and Ploughing Engine. Plus an Aveling & Porter Road Roller. 2x Hasegawa 1:72 Panzer Panther G Tanks. 2x ESCI 1:72 Russian Tank T34/76 and military Diorama Accessories. 3x Hornby Railways- Country Church Kit, Booking Hall and a GWR Footbridge. Also 3x 1:76 Diorama Buildings- Public House and 2x Terrace Houses. All boxed/packeted, minor wear/a few damaged. Contents believed to be complete. £60-90
35+ diecast vehicles by Matchbox, EFE, Dinky, Bburago, Maisto, etc. Including; 20-ton Lorry-Mounted Crane. Matchbox Convoy Fire Engine. Bburago 1:18 Dodge Viper. McLaren F1 Roadcar. (K-17) Container Truck. (K-106) Aircraft Transporter. EFE Fisherman's Friend. Greenline bus, Pickfords Truck. Blue Circle flatbed, etc. All boxed, together with 3 unboxed Matchbox. Contents VGC-Mint. £60-80
A quantity of various makes. 2 boxed Britains field guns; an 18" Heavy Howitzer and an American Civil War Field Piece. Both boxed with inner packaging. Together with a Corgi Pony Club Land Rover, Horse Box & horse. A Corgi Mangusta De Tomaso. A Dinky Mercedes-Benz 230SL. 7x Matchbox; London bus, Foden concrete truck, Jumbo crane, Case tractor, Horse box, Mobile crane and Fowler Showman's Engine. Plus 17x Matchbox aircraft. GC-VGC. (31 items). £70-90
4 Franklin Mint scale models. A 1:24 scale 1907 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost in silver. A 1:32 1922 Ahrens-Fox Fire Engine R-K-4 Pumper. A 1:24 scale The Gary Cooper Duesenberg J in yellow and mint green with green interior. A 1:24 scale Jaguar SS100 in cream with brown interior. 3 boxed with paperwork, some wear/marking to boxes. Vehicles GC-VGC, minor parts detached and minor restoration needed. £60-80
14x 1970s Matchbox Super Kings vehicles. K-38, Dodge Ambulance. K-39, Snorkel Fire Engine. K-40, Delivery Truck & Ford Lift. K-41, JCB Bagger. K-42, Traxcavator Road Ripper. K-67, Dodge Monaco Fire Chief. 2x K-69 Caravan Touring Set. K-70, Porsche Turbo. K-74, Volvo Estate. 2x K-75, Airport Fire Tender. K-77, Highway Rescue. K-78, Plymouth GF Police. All boxed, some wear/damage. Contents VGC-Mint. £60-80
12x 1970s Matchbox Super Kings vehicles. K-11, DAF Car Transporter. K-11, Pick-Up Truck. K-12, Hercules Mobile Crane. Scammell Mobile Crane. K-13, DAF Building Transporter. K-13, Aircraft Transporter. K-14, Scammell Freightliner. K-15, The Londoner Bus. K-15, The Londoner Silver Jubilee Bus. K-15, Merryweather Fire Engine. K-16, Petrol Tanker. K-16, Dodge Tractor with Twin Tippers. All boxed, some wear/damage. Contents VGC-Mint. £60-80
10 Dinky Toys. A London Transport Red Arrow Single Decker Bus (283). Example in bright red with pale blue interior, boxed with instructions. Plus 2x Muir-Hill 2/WL Loader (437), one red and one yellow, red example in a worn box. Also a Bedford Fire Engine(259) with a repro box. Leyland Atlantean bus with BP adverts. Fordson flat bed lorry, Dodge tipping lorry, repainted. A Dublo Dinky Bedford flatbed lorry. Plus 2x French Dinky- Berliet lorry with container load and a Balayeuse LMV road sweeper. GC-VGC some chipping/wear. £70-90
Eight Royal Doulton small and miniature character jugs, comprising Postman, D6801, Policeman, D6852, Fireman, D6839, Engine Driver, D6823 (small, 'Journey through Britain' series), Lord Nelson & Lady Hamilton, D7092 (small, double) and Scaramouche, D6564, Captain Hook, D6605 and Town Crier, D6544 (miniature)
A Chad Valley tinplate racing car and a collection of other tinplate clockwork models, comprising three British-made cars, a 'Charlie Weaver Bartender', Japanese models including a fire engine, motorcycles, cars, chicken, robot owl, ducks, jumping frogs (one Chinese), cat, mice and a squirrel (22, some faults), together with a Dinky Trojan 'Chivers' van, a Dinky Castrol truck and a Matchbox Series London Bus, no. 56
WW1 Royal Navy ‘submariners’ medal group to Petty Officer Minter, who served in the Royal Navy as both a Boy sailor & Torpedo specialist on submarines during the First World War. 1914/15 Star, impressed named J.14969, W. W. MINTER, A.B., R.N. War Medal & Victory Medal, impressed named J.14969 W. W. MINTER. L.S. R.N. Royal Navy L.S. & G.C., G.V.R., 2nd issue, fixed suspension, impressed named J14969 W. W. MINTER. P.O. H.M.S. ENTERPRISE. B.W.M. shows surface scratches to face from star. Medals court mounted for display & come with full service summary & research paperwork. Rare to find WW1 submariner medal groups. Walter William Minter was born in Greenwich on 28 May 1895 and joined the Royal Navy as a Boy 2nd Class on 11 November 1911. He was advanced Ordinary Seaman on 28 May 1913, and Able Seaman on 25 April 1914. Qualifying as a Seaman Torpedoman, and later as a Leading Torpedo Operator, he served during the Great War in H.M. Submarine B11 (of Commander Norman Douglas Holbrook V.C. fame) from 1 January to 29 October 1916. On 17 January 1916, the submarine managed to capture the crew of an Austrian flying boat after the aircraft had suffered engine failure while returning from a bombing raid. On 17 March, it was narrowly missed by a torpedo but was unable to locate the attacker. He later served H.M. Submarine E41 from 1 October 1918 to 2 February 1919. He was advanced to Leading Seaman on 1 July 1917, and Petty Officer on 1 September 1920. He served in H.M.S. Enterprise from 7 April 1926 to 31 January 1929, and was awarded his Long Service and Good Conduct Medal on 30 August 1928. He was invalided out of the service on 18 November 1931 with ‘chronic supp. otitis media bilateral’, which probably led to a degree of permanent deafness. He attempted to re-join the Royal Navy for service in the Second World War, and despite at least four applications between the outbreak of War and 1943 he was not accepted, presumably due to his deafness.
George V – coinage head, impressed named M.22618 V.C,A. HARPER. E.R.A. 2, H.M.S. VICTORY. Couple of small edge knocks, generally very good. Comes with full service records & research. Victor Charles Anthony Harper was born in Portsmouth, Hampshire 16/7/1900, enlisting from school on his 18th birthday. Served the last 4 months of the war on training ship Fisgard, earning a single BWM. Continued to serve on various ships/establishments for the next 23 years, earning his LS&GC medal in September 1933. He was serving as Chief Engine Room Artificer aboard H.M.S. Puckeridge, when he and 17 others were killed as a result of a ‘German Air Attack’.13/12/1941, whilst in passage, H.M.S. Puckeridge was in action with enemy aircraft off the Pembrokeshire Coast. She was hit on the quarterdeck by a bomb which caused an explosion in the 4” magazine. 18 ratings were killed and 20 wounded in the after messdeck. Y mounting was wrecked and lost overboard. Damage control measures were taken to deal with fires and flooding and the ship settled by the stern with the quarterdeck awash. After propulsion was restored, she made towards Milford Haven using engines for steering. She was taken in tow to HM Dockyard, Pembroke Dock by tug where casualties that could be found were removed for burial.
An important aviation group of medals and service log book and associated paperwork awarded to Albert Hart Crowe, comprising of Distinguished Flying Cross dated 1943 with Bar, 1953 Air Force Cross, 39 - 45 Star, Aircrew Europe Star with France and Germany clasp, Africa Star, Italy Star, War and Defence medals with full service pilots flying logbook service number 569307, first dated entry 30th June 1941. Albert Crowe trained as a pilot in June and July of 1941, later becoming flight lieutenant. Crowe was predominantly a Lancaster bomber pilot during WWII in 106 squadron. His pilots logbook includes multiple signatures from Guy Gibson and other Dambuster pilots including Hopgood etc including written comments from Guy Gibson "completed his first operational tour with extremely successful results, an excellent show - Guy Gibson W/C". Various photographs, paperwork and citations including confirmed target destroyed, caricatures, pay slips etc. During WWII Crowe completed 51 sorties and completed a total of 305 hours 55 minutes operational hours bombing various targets including Italy and Germany, including a bombing raid on Dusseldorf where Crowe was engaged by an enemy fighter and successfully managed to manoeuvre the plane to enable his gunners to shoot it down. Daylight bombing raids, bombing raids at 4000 feet, and details of Crowe's successful landing of Lancaster after taking off an engine catching fire at night with a full bomb load are also recorded. He successfully managed to land the plane with no casualties lost or any major damage. At the completion of WWII Crowe entered the Empire Flying School and became a test pilot for early jet planes where he received the Air Force Cross, which included flying jets into thunder storms to assess damage caused. The log book lists a vast array of aircraft flown and his exceptional skills as a pilot. Crowe later moved to the United States of America where he lectured and published a book 'Aircraft Engines and Systems' (copy included) and died in America on the 16th October, 1997. The lot includes commission certificates, full service log book, photographs, medal recommendations, copies of newspaper cuttings, paperwork from the Ministry of Defence relating to Albert Crowe's service history, a copy of one of his reports from Guy Gibson, includes "This officer has taken part in a total of 34 sorties on enemy territory. Apart from the many industrial areas he has attacked he has flown on mining sorties raiding from the Baltic to Southern France, all have been successful. His two most outstanding sorties were a daylight raid on Le Creusot when he kept formation with his squadron commander in the most adverse weather conditions, and the daylight raid on Milan where he bombed from 6000 feet. Pilot Officer Crowe has pressed home his attacks in the face of heavy opposition and throughout his operational tour has shown qualities of a splendid courage and determination." "I consider that S/LDR Crowe's fine operational record and his courage, skill and determination fully merit the reward of a Bar to the Distinguished Flying Cross." "On one occasion when detailed to bomb Dusseldorf his aircraft was attacked by an enemy fighter but his skillful airmanship and crew cooperation he enabled his gunners to engage the enemy aircraft which was claimed as destroyed. On another occasion when taking off to attack Hamburg an engine cut out and caught fire. This officers coolness and fine airmanship resulted in his effecting a safe landing in the dark on three engines with a full bomb load. In recognition of his skilful handling of a grave situation he was on this occasion credited with sortie completed."
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