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Preisdatenbank abonnierenAntique travel alarm clock by Zenith, Swiss movement, "working" order, square dial, approx. 40mm, gold coloured seconds alarm finger, black Arabic numerals & fingers, brass coloured case with striped engine turned pattern, in original dark blue leatherette fitted case with double opening front & brass fastener
Hornby Dublo locomotive & tender, `LT25` 00 gauge, `L.M.R. 8F 2-8-0 Freight` (fitted with suppressor), boxed, green locomotive, `G.W.R` & `8751` on side, boxed, green locomotive & tender, `Albert Hall` & `4983` on side of engine, `Great Western` on tender, boxed & a black un-named locomotive, `47606` on side, no box, all locomotives & tenders in good condition, all boxes well worn (4)
Gent`s antique silver pocket watch, key wind, not working, white dial, approx. 42mm, seconds dial & black Roman numerals, some slight damage to dial, no seconds finger & the hour hand is missing, back case with light engine turned pattern & garter shield cartouche to centre, h/m Birmingham 1890
Gent`s antique silver pocket watch, comprising key wind fusee movement, "working" order, may need some attention, movement stamped `No.816`, white enamelled dial, approx. 45mm, black Roman numerals, rose gold coloured fingers, domed glass, silver case with engine turned pattern & shield shaped cartouche to centre, h/m London 1874, complete with fancy link watch chain, approx. 12", fitted with T-bar & swivel fastener, swivel fastener requires fitting to chain, stamped & h/m
Various gent`s dress pocket watches, all top wind jewelled movements, all "working" order, comprising `Sekonda` demi-hunter in white metal, complete with chain, `Sekonda` slim style with gold coloured face, yellow metal, complete with chain, `H.Samuel` hunter with engine turned pattern to case with small shield shaped cartouche to front, all in yellow metal, `Mortima` hunter with relief pattern of a steam train to both sides, all in yellow metal, complete with chain & a `Glycine` demi-hunter, ornate rim to front case, engine turned pattern to back, all in yellow metal, complete with chain, in un-used or barely used condition (5)
Gent`s dress pocket watches, all top wind jewelled movements, comprising `Ravisa`, white metal case with engine turned pattern to both sides, small shield shaped cartouche to front, boxed, `Rapport`, skeleton movement visible from both sides, plain polished yellow metal finish, complete with chain & in original fitted box & a `Sekonda` skeleton movement visible from both sides, yellow metal case with ornate pattern & shield shaped cartouche to front, matt finished back, complete with chain & in fitted original box (3)
Gent`s pocket watch by `Sterling, Illinois Watch Co`, top wind, jewelled movement, "working" order, movement stamped `double roller` & `4748389`, silver coloured dial, approx. 36mm, seconds dial & black Arabic numerals, white metal case, stamped 14ct gold filled, ornate pattern around edge of front case, back case with ornate engine turned pattern With monogrammed shield shaped cartouche to centre
Misc. silver items, comprising small sweetmeats dish by `E.J. Houlston`, approx. 85mm diameter, ornate pierced pattern, h/m Birmingham 1942, a pair of sugar tongs by `Henry Clifford Davies`, approx. 110mm, ornate relief pattern to sides, h/m Birmingham 1955 & napkin rings (2), one oval, the other round, both with engine turned patterns, one with monogrammed cartouche, both with Birmingham h/m 1947 & 1958 (3.06oz) (4)
A late Victorian zoetrope, the tin card drum painted black and white, on a beechwood base, with thirty-four coloured picture strips, including 'You're gettin' very bald sir!', 'Engine and feline', 37cm high Zoetropes were devices that produced the illusion of motion from a rapid succession of static pictures. Otherwise known as 'wheels of life', they astounded people at the time, by providing the earliest moving images.
A motorcycle, adapted from a BSA A7 as a Super Rocket, registration number OFO 517, mileage 11,024 CONDITION REPORT: Engine number: DAIOR 6876. Gear box: STD 67-3345 BSA. Number on headstock is: FA7.5404. We have many invoices for the parts, but no log book or history from the deceased estate. No documents.
Hornby O Gauge 1960s Locomotives Rolling stock and Accessories: 0 Gauge, Type 40 BR black 0-4-0T and Hopper wagon (boxed) and flat truck and BR green Type 20 0-4-0 Loco and tender and three wagons, Signal, Cable Drum, Buffers (2), Turntable and Level Crossing with a quantity of clockwork track, F-G (qty) also included Tri-ang 00 Gauge 0-4-0 Clockwork engine (spring broken), track and Crescent signal
Large Scale metal Trucks by Tri-ang and United Japan and Plastic Fire Engine by Tomy and Circus Train: Tomyline battery operated No 71 Skyscraper Fire Truck and Nasta Hong Kong battery operated Happy The Circus Train, in original boxes, unboxed Tri-ang Hi-ways Lorry with white cab and blue back, United Breakdown Truck with crane, red cab, yellow and white body, F-VG, boxes F-G, Crane lacks some detail, Tomy box poor (4)
Matchbox 1:75 Series MOY and Kingsize and Husky vehicles 1960s-1970s:: MOY, Y-2 1912 Renault and Y-15 Rolls Royce, in original window and scenic boxes, Matchbox 1:75 including Car Transporter, No 30 Crane, No 23 Caravan, No 9 Fire Engine, Garages (2) and others (18), Husky including Shell BP tanker, Thames Van, VW1300, Volvo Tractor and others (7), Kingsize Dart Dump Truck , P-VG, generally playworn with some damage, boxes VG (30+
Triang / Hornby 00 Gauge Locomotives, Rolling stock and Accessories: including R59 2-6-2 Tank Locomotive, R55 B-B Diesel Unit, R115 Caboose, R111 Hopper car, R80 Station, R76 Engine shed, R75 Water tower, track and other items, G-VG in P-G boxes, unboxed Bridge, Transformer, other items, P-G, boxed Hornby Railways R401 high speed train pack, Boxed Taylo Windmill, G in G box (Qty)
Atlass, Corgi EFE and others Buses Trams Trolley Buses Coaches and other vehicles: including Atlas Great British Buses Collection (27),EFE (5), Corgi Orginal Omnibus (2,one twin pack), Oxford Diecast cars (3) and Atlas Fire Engine (1), in original boxes, unboxed buses (3) and two del Prado Trains of the World, in original boxes, E-M, boxes G-VG (43)
1: 12 and 1:16 Scale Steam Traction Engine Kits by EMA and Bandai: EMA 1:12 Showmans Road Locomotive including tubing A.B.S sheet and moulded components (lacks instructions) and Bandai 1:16 Steam Traction Engine Garrett 1919 with instructions, in original boxes, not checked however both appear unmade and complete, boxes G (2)
Meccano a Steam Engine and Accessories with Mamod tools: Meccano Stationary Steam Engine , in original box with Mamod polishing benches (2), Meccano 6v electric and two clockwork motors and quantity of parts from No 2 Set, Meccano 0-1, 2 and 4/5/6 Intructions, generally G-VG, 4/5/6 instructions poor, box G (qty)
Corgi Commercial and emergency vehicles Road Service of Ireland, working features and other items: including TY82801 Range Rover Garda, TY86301 Volvo Fire Engine, TY82303 RouteMaster Dublin open Top, TY84101 Plaxton Paramount Bus Eireann,66402 Mobile Crane K.S. Plant, 59574 Volvo Rigid Truck Targer worldwide and others, NM-M in NM boxes (25)
Tri-ang Hornby and other makers 00 Gauge Stations and Buildings and other Lineside Accessories: including 1980`s Hornby Station, Canopy and platforms, 1950`s-60`s Wood and Card Engine Shed, Signal Box , Stations and other buildings by Wardie and other makers, various items of track, parts of Tri-ang bridge, F-G, some buildings lack chimneys, some with damage (qty)
Dinky and other makers small scale Aircraft: Dinky 715 Bristol Helicopter (2, one lacks rotors), Meteor (4), Shooting Star (3), 735 Gloster Javelin (2), Twin Engine Fighter, Hawker Hunter, Seaplane and 734 Supermarine Swift (2), Tempest (2), Viking,Meadium Bomber, Long Range Bomber, lead Hurricane and Spitfire and cap-bomb, F-G, some repainted, several with paint loss (24)
Plastic Vehicles Ships and Railway Kits by Various Makers: Revell 1:700 USS Wasp Class Carrier, Guided Missile Destroyer Rommel, Dragon USS Cochrane, Imai Danmark, Monogram MG TC 1949 AND Hudson Steam Locomotive (part complete -snap together kit) Airfix, B-Type Bus, 1930 Bentley and 1911 Rolls, Matchbox MG TC Sports and USAirfix snapfix Firebird Sportwagon, Heller N Gauge Roundhouse Engine shed, VG-E, boxes G, some a little grubby (12)
A Victorian silver snuff box, Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham the rectangular body with engine turned decoration and vacant cartouche, reeded edges, cover with floral thumbpiece, 8cm wide, 98g; and an early Victorian silver vinaigrette, Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham, 1839, the rectangular body with engine turned decoration and a cartouche, the grill pierced and flat-chased with a flower and leaves, gilt interior, with monogram, 17g 0 2
Historical Documents1852 (21 Dec.) illustrated letter signed "Robt Hawthorne" to William Johnstone, Engineer of Glasgow & South Western Railway, arranging a meeting and includes, "... I have to leave by the mail train at 4.15p.m. for Newcastle". The letter bearing 1841 1d. tied by numeral and showing Newcastle-on-Tyne, Edinburgh and Glasgow c.d.s. Central filing crease, nevertheless, a delightful locomotive letterhead. Photo Robert Hawthorne first began business at Forth Bank Works in 1817, building marine and stationary steam engines. In 1820, his brother joined him and the firm became R and W Hawthorn. After attending the Rainhill Trials in 1829, they became interested in locomotives, and sold their first engine, a 2-2-2 named Modling, to a railway in Vienna.There followed a number of orders for the Stockton and Darlington Railway. They continued to build engines, possibly under sub-contract, among them, three for the Birmingham and Derby Junction Railway. In 1846 they bought the Leith Engine Works, in Leith, Scotland, for the assembly of locomotives prepared in Newcastle. These works were sold to another company also called Hawthorns and Company, which produced some four hundred locomotives on its own account until 1872.In 1850 the company built their first tank locomotive which was supplied to the York, Newcastle and Berwick Railway. In the 1850s, they also built six locomotives for the East Kent Railway. In 1859 they built an engine for the Cape Town Wellington Railway in South Africa. Later nicknamed 'Blackie', this engine is still on show at Cape Town stationSubject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
A laminated wooden aircraft propeller with brass edges and set with modern clock to centre, the propellor stamped DRG 3600/2 Lycoming 290-3 engine RH.D 6.5ft ? probably ex Auster, Piper or similar, together with a qty of paperwork including certificates for maintenance courses on aircraft engines
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