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Los 147
A collection of thirteen unboxed die-cast vehicles, to include: a Corgi Batmobile, a Dinky Ford Mustang (no.161), a Corgi James Bond Aston Martin DB5 with working ejector seat and figures, a Matchbox series Merryweather Fire Engine No. 15, a Corgi Ford Zephyr Motorway Patrol Car, a Corgi Man from Uncle Oldsmobile Super 88, a Corgi Mercedes Benz 600 Pullman, a Corgi Major Toys Ecurie Ecosse Racing Car Transporter, together with three Corgi racing cars and other items.
Los 375
Lettice Curtis, Lovely colour postcard of a Spitfire LF MK VB of 316 Squadron, signed on the front (and the back!) by Lettice Curtis, the famous female aviator. She famously ferried Spitfires to frontline squadrons during WWII and was the first woman pilot to deliver a Lancaster, and the first woman pilot to be trained on four engine bombers. An amazing woman. Good condition
Los 8
A late 19th century 18ct gold Swiss open faced fob watch, with decorated white enamel dial, black Roman numerals, and spade hands, the outer case foliate engraved overall, and stamped ‘18k’ and Helvetia hallmark, bar cylinder movement, the case 35mm diameter; together with two other open faced fob watches, and a lady’s Swiss silver wristwatch, import marked London 1913, the cases 34mm, 34mm and 28mm diameter (4) MOVEMENTS: first: key wound bar cylinder movement, with domed three arm brass balance, functioning at time of cataloguing (sluggish); second keyless wound, with straight line club tooth lever movement, bimetallic split balance and overcoil balance spring, functioning nicely at time of cataloguing; third keyless wound, straight line club tooth lever, bimetallic compensated balance, not functioning; the wristwatch, bar cylinder movement, functioning at time of cataloguing CASES: first, four piece engraved on case back, vacant cartouche to the centre, engraving crisp, hinge slightly misaligned; second, four piece, engraved as the first, case not hallmarked, in good overall condition; third, four piece, .935 Swiss silver standard, case back engine turned and with monogram to the centre, bezel badly dented; wristwatch, three piece, tarnished, but good overall condition DIALS: first, no condition issues apparent; second, likewise; third, signed N.W & Co, badly chipped at 10 and between 4 and 5; wristwatch with hairline fractures across the dial
Los 15
A Swiss silver coloured pocket watch, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, outer seconds dial, blued steel hands, and subsidiary seconds dial, with stem wound 15 jewel Swiss lever movement, the case 52mm diameter MOVEMENT: straight line club tooth lever movement with bimetallic partial-split compensating balance, flat balance spring, regulator index on the balance cock. Movement not functioning. CASE: four piece case decorated overall with cast bands and engine turning, thin gauge and badly dented on the reverse. Additional loose disc to place within the bezel. DIAL: hairline crack across the dial between 10 and 4, and chipped around the cannon pinion.
Los 24
An Edwardian silver open faced pocket watch, the white enamel dial erroneously signed ‘John Forrest London Chronometer Maker to the Admirality’, fir-tree motif, black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, English full plate 7 jewel lever movement, going barrel, the case hallmarked Birmingham 1902, 52mm diameter MOVEMENT: top plate signed ‘John Forrest London’ no 561592, bimetallic split balance, blued steel spring, engraved triangular balance cock, Bosley type regulator, movement not running on winding CASE : fully hallmarked, back engine turned with vacant cartouche to the centre, good gauge, grubby, missing crystal DIAL: missing hands, two minor hairline fractures at the edge of the dial. Needs cleaning
Los 60
An 18ct gold full hunter pocket watch signed E.J Dent, the signed white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, blued steel spade hands, and subsidiary seconds dial at 9 o’clock, push piece to set, the 15 jewel three quarter plate lever movement signed ‘E.J.Dent Watchmaker to the Queen/ 61 Strand, London’, with Nicole patent keyless winding, no. 10888, the engine turned case hallmarked London 1860, 50mm diameter MOVEMENT: functioning at time of cataloguing CASE: three piece, fully hallmarked, maker AN in rectangular cartouche, engraved with initials case front, light bruising, no issues with glass DIAL: light hairline fractures around 9, missing seconds hand
Los 36
An early Victorian 18ct gold open faced pocket watch, the gilt dial foilate engraved to the centre, black Roman numerals, Breguet hands, and subsidiary seconds dial, three quarter plate lever fusee movement no.14464, the case hallmarked London 1848, 38mm diameter MOVEMENT: three arm domed gold balance, oversprung, spring anchored by steel arm extending from top plate, pointed tooth escape wheel, tangential pallets, regulator index on balance cock, movement functioning at time of cataloguing, although sluggish CASE: fully hallmarked, very slight dent to the case back, engine turning crisp, very minor chips to crystal edge DIAL: paint work on numerals a little faded
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