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Los 1031
A large quantity of ‘OO’ gauge railway. Including Hornby-Dublo 3-rail – Goods Depot moulded kit. Platform extensions. Breakdown crane. Island platform. Footbridge. Level crossing. Signals: junction and single arm, home and distant, electric and manual. Many electric and manual points. Isolating rails. A large number of buffer stops. Switches D1 & G3 etc. Turntable. Engine shed and Main station, both plastic. Plus a quantity of curved and straight track. Together with a quantity of Wrenn track, points, cross-overs etc. Also a smaller quantity of Trix Twin track. Also a few instruction books and rail layout booklet and a few other items. Many items boxed, minor/some wear. Viewing recommended. GC-VGC.
Los 1047
A quantity of Hornby Dublo railway. 2 BR Castle class 4-6-0 tender locomotives: Bristol Castle, RN 7013. The second example with name and numbers removed. BR Standard 2-6-4T locomotive, RN 80054. 2 BR N2 class 0-6-2T locomotives, RN 69567 and 69550. 2 TPO Mail Van sets. Breakdown crane. 9 freight wagons. 2 girder bridges. Engine shed kit (made up). 5 level crossings. 4 buffer stops. 7 signals, all electric operation. 2 signals, manual. Plus a few other items and a large quantity of 3-rail curved and straight track. Some items boxed, GC-VGC.
Los 1190
A rare Bowman Hobbies Steamboat streamlined racer ‘Seahawk’. Of wooden construction with ‘Seahawk’ to front sides of hull, tinplate ventilated front cowling sitting in front of a single cylinder Bowman steam engine within an open cockpit. To the rear of the engine is a wooden removable cover with the Bowman company logo printed to top. The hull and cowling are all painted in cream. GC. The paint has flaked to the tinplate cowling. Minor wear overall. Contained in its original wooden box. See illustration.
Los 1191
A rare Carrette overtype stationary steam plant. A fine example of this seldom seen engine. The boiler measures 23.5cm with a 9cm diameter. Water gauge and tap to burner end, slide out 4 wick burner tray with authentic riveted ‘door’ to outside. Single piston, whistle, safety valve, cam, rods, flywheel, governor and removable chimney fitted with spark arrester all mounted to top of boiler. Fitted to a tinplate frame and supporting pillar, both fixed to a cast metal base 26x13cm, painted in maroon with red line detailing and light olive green centre panel. VGC for age. Little evidence of use. Age patina overall. See illustration.
Los 1192
A small basic Victorian single cylinder horizontal steam engine. Brass cylinder 3.7cm, 3cm stroke, rod 6.5cm, 4 spoked flywheel 7cm. Fitted to a brass plinth, all fixed to a wooden base 18.5x10.5cm. QGC for age Some wear overall. Together with a small assortment of brass, copper and wooden parts to go towards producing a Trevithick marine steam engine. Horizontal engine illustrated.
Los 1193
A twin cylinder 10cc four stroke engine, ‘The Seagull’. By E.T. Westbury. Overall length 14cm in unpainted alloy with steel parts. Separate cylinders each fitted with spark plugs to top and exhausts to top and bottom, throttle lever, fitted with a heavy steel flywheel 6.5cm. Mounted on a simple alloy open frame. Complete with detailed schematic drawings and related paperwork. VGC See illustration.
Los 1194
A modern interpretation of an early 20thc ‘flame licker’ engine. A small horizontal single cylinder engine, overall length 15cm, with green painted steel frame, fitted with bellows style heat chamber to flame end of cylinder. Twin drilled 5.5cm diameter steel flywheels painted in red to centres. Mounted on a rectangular wooden plinth 18x7.5cm. Mint. Looks to be unused. See illustration.
Los 1195
A recently produced steam powered vacuum engine. A small horizontal single cylinder engine, overall length 15cm, with red painted steel frame and twin 6 spoked flywheels, fitted with bellows style heat chamber with brass and copper feed taps/tubing to head. Mounted on a rectangular wooden plinth18x12cm. VGC-Mint See illustration.
Los 1196
A rare and unusual model of a hot air engine by A.E. Robinson of Bridgewater Street Manchester. The steel, brass and alloy model has a height to the top of the single flywheel of 18.5cm. The steel flywheel itself is 6 spoked and weighted and has a diameter of 11.5cm. The horizontal Single cylinder has a 4cm bore, quite large for such a small model. The workings are mounted above a cylindrical base with a brass ‘hot cap’ under, plus 3 integral feet that can be bolted down for stability when running. The whole is painted in maroon with some brass and steel edges/parts left bare. Affixed to the base is a brass stamped out label ‘size B4, Engine No.72’ with the makers name and Manchester address. VGC Together with drawings. See illustration.
Los 1197
A fine 1:12 scale model of a James Coombes vertical single cylinder ‘Table Engine’. This working example is based on a design that was used in the Coalpitheath Colliery near Bristol up until the colliery closed in 1950. A powerful looking single cylinder machine of steel and brass construction, mounted to a substantial steel base (10 x 9.5cm) with table legs style supports connected to a ‘table top’ to support the mechanicals. The model has an overall height of 36cm to top of cylinder frame. Fitted with a large 6 spoked 18cm flywheel with power take off hub to outer edge of cam. Framework and centre to flywheel painted in maroon. Bolted to a hardboard rectangular ‘brick’ style base 38 x 18.5cm. VGC. Together with drawings. See illustration.
Los 1198
A substantial scale model of a single cylinder horizontal hot air engine. Steel and alloy cylinder and frame with machined parts in steel and brass. Overall length 36cm. Air cooled cylinder via 6 flutes, substantial weighted single billet machined flywheel 15.5cm, brass oil container to top of cylinder, bore 4cm, with approximately a 7cm stroke. Majority painted in dark green with outer of flywheel, chimney, etc unpainted. VGC See illustration.
Los 1199
A small horizontal single cylinder ‘Mill’ style steam engine. A miniature example of an engine as used in factories in the north of England during the mid 19thC. Measuring 20cm with a 10cm 6 spoked brass fly wheel in very dark green and a 3 aperture 7.5cm power take-off wheel. Mounted on a rectangular wooden plinth, 21x7cm. QGC- some age patina and light rusting. Flywheel loose. See illustration.
Los 1200
A scale model of a vertical single cylinder stationary steam engine as made by Otto Deutz. This model represents the type D2 as produced from 1895. It is designed to run at 150rpm on ‘clean propane’. Painted in maroon, with brass fittings including 4 glazed oil lubrication reservoirs. The engine is fitted with a 6 spoke 20cm flywheel and has a bore diameter of 2.5cm, separate chimney in matt black, 21cm. The engine has an overall height of 26cm to the top of the flywheel. Complete and ready to run. Mounted on a wooden plinth 20x31cm. VGC Complete with paperwork and CD. See illustration.
Los 1201
A superb ¼ size model of a Wyvern single cylinder horizontal gas engine. Designed by Edgar Westbury, to be a model of a typical small power internal combustion engine of the early 20thc. ½ or 1 horse power engines of this design often powered workshops of model engineers before the coming of mains electricity. This example is fitted with a dual fuel carburettor for running on petrol or gas. A powerful looking engine with twin 6 spoked 16.5cm red painted flywheels, 3cm bore, 3 brass oil reservoirs, dark green main body with brass and steel fittings. Mounted on a black painted heavy cast support, with separate cylindrical container and chimney. All mounted on a wooden display plinth. 45x28cm. VGC See illustration.
Los 1202
A vertical single cylinder Ryder-Ericsson Engineering Co hot air engine. Overall height to top of stroke 47.5cm with a cylinder diameter 5.5cm, Beam style connecting rod 20.5cm, 6 spoked flywheel 22cm, with brass taps and valves. Mounted on a rectangular table top style base. Painted overall in green. Firebox with hinged door in matt black. Clear plastic hoses to rectangular water expansion tank. The whole is mounted to a red oxide tile style base 45.5X23cm. VGC light cleaning required. See illustration.
Los 1204
‘The Hook Norton Brewery Pumping Set’. Comprising 3 individual steam power plants, fed by a large vertical cylindrical boiler 32cm. Fitted with pressure gauge with separate doors to fire box and grate, with safety valve to top. Also fitted with connecting hoses with taps to two of the three power units. Together with a small Stuart No.8 horizontal single cylinder engine, fitted with a 9cm 6 spoked fly wheel. Also A small single cylinder ‘table leg’ style pump engine with a 5.5cm flywheel and wooden lagged cylinder. Plus a substantial vertical twin cylinder pumping engine fitted with large cog wheel, 12cm, within lattice safety frame. 6 spoked flywheel 8cm, twin pistons to cam. All mounted on a substantial A frame support. Height to top of cog wheel 25cm. All mounted on a steel chequer plate base 51x38.5cm. Also to base is a 4 wheeled push along coal wagon on rails. GC one part of the hose from the boiler to No.8 is damaged and requires repair. Complete with paperwork and Brewery information booklet. See illustration.
Los 1205
A live steam horizontal engine by the R.L.E. Alyn Foundry Wrexham. The R.L.E. is a 1 1/4" Bore 2" Stroke hit & miss governed water hopper cooled O/C engine. It is designed run on both gas and petrol. This example has been finished in maroon with some parts left unpainted. Fitted with two large 6 spoked wheels, 16cm with water tank and fuel tank. with brass glazed oil reservoir to top of cylinder. Overall length approx 40cm. Height to top of flywheels 18cm. Mounted on two heavy wooden skids each 45.5cm in length. VGC minor cleaning required. Complete with paperwork. See illustration.
Los 1206
An impressive model live steam beam pumping engine as used at Crofton in Wiltshire. A 1:20 working scale model. 68cm high, to top of red painted beam, beam measures 36cm. Mounted within a wooden framework the engine is fully fitted with valve operating gear, lower and upper valve chests, parallel motion and plug rods, condenser and air pump, etc. Cylinder height 17.5cm with a diameter of 7cm. VGC Complete with drawings. See illustration. Note: The original engine was built by Harvey & Co of Hayle Cornwall in 1846. Rebuilt with its present 42" bore cylinder in 1904. Also this engine pumped water to the summit of the Kennet & Avon Canal until 1958.
Los 1207
A superb 1/8th scale model by Stuart Turner of a H.A. Taylor major beam engine as used by a factory based in Bermondsey London in the 1860’s. This large powerful non-condensing heavy duty model has a beam of 38cm, tapered thick central beam support column, 6cm at base to 5.5cm at top, 6 spoked flywheel 35cm, with smaller 15cm power take off wheel. Cylinder 12.5cm with a 10cm stroke. Fitted with Safety valve, pressure valve, pump, speed governor, all of steel and brass construction, is painted in maroon overall. Fixed to a baseplate 50.5x15cm. Atop a brick style raised plinth 60.5 x20x13cm. VGC light cleaning required. Complete with drawings and paperwork. Note: Similar powerful engines of this style were used by water authorities throughout the UK during the second part of the 19th.C See illustration/front cover.
Los 1213
A good quantity of various makes including 13 Corgi/Dinky/Matchbox Royal Wedding/Silver Jubilee London buses OO scale, 19 boxed Matchbox Silver Jubilee buses N scale, 17 bubble wrapped Matchbox Silver Jubilee buses N scale, Aviva Snoopy car with lights, Harvard Rolls Royce radio, 18 Matchbox Yesteryear (e.g. 1920 Rolls Royce Fire Engine), 2 x 1927 Talbot van Lipton’s Tea, 1928 Mercedes SS Coupe, 1934 Riley MPH, 1938 Lagonda Drophead Coupe). Also c20 mainly Corgi, Solido catalogues. Most items boxed, minor wear to a few, contents mostly VGC to mint. (80+ etc catalogues).
Los 1215
A quantity of tin-plate items for restoration. Most bearing the legend ‘Made in England’, most made by Mettoy some clockwork. Including High-wing monoplane, Two forward control tipper lorries, 6-wheeled ‘Refreshments’ lorry, Fire engine. Citroen saloon car, Breakdown Service lorry. Sports car. Fighter aircraft. Together with two x ‘Overhead Railway’. SEL stationary steam engine. Two ‘Lynx’ all-steel model construction sets. 6 KAY Midge mechanical vehicles – saloon car, ambulances, railway engine etc. Also two Griffon Tempest aeroplane kits and a few other items. Together with a small quantity of spare parts. FC-GC. Viewing recommended.
Los 1221
A small quantity of various makes including Corgi: Vintage Glory Fowler B6 Titan Eastnor Steam Haulage Co, Vintage Glory Fowler B6 Crane Engine Wolverhampton Wanderer, Jaguar XJS The Saint; Schuco: Old Timer Ford Coupe T 1917; Schylling (China): tinplate Bugatti T-35 Racer; Wooster: 2 x BA BAC Concorde in plastic, scale c1:275; Matchbox Yesteryear: 1927 Talbot Rose’s Lime Juice; 1918 Atkinson D Steam Wagon (Code 3). Also an interesting mock-up of a Ford Cosworth DFV 100 Grand Prix V8 engine in plastic display box on a wooden base, scale c1:18. All boxed, minor/some wear, items mostly VGC. (c20)
Los 1236
A 1960’s MoBo Toys/Tri-ang child’s pedal car in the style of a period F.1 Ferrari. Of plastic monocoque construction with metal steering and connecting rods to pedals, black plastic steering wheel, moulded black pvc seat, dummy V8 engine with trumpets and twin exhausts. Finished in red with yellow nose, yellow wheels with black tyres. RN7. GC for age, some marking from use, slightly faded to top surface.
Los 1266
4 Corgi and Dinky vehicles Corgi: Lotus Elan in red and white with cream interior and opening bonnet, detailed engine; Chrysler Imperial in maroon with pale green interior, opening boot, bonnet and doors, plated fittings, complete with golf trolley. Dinky: SAAB 96 LHD in metallic maroon, white interior, with opening doors, plated metalwork; Atlantean bus, National with Bovril and Schweppes advertising, in white. Imperial boxed, some discolouration, other boxes repro or unrelated, vehicles GC to VGC.
Los 1282
2 Corgi Toys. Mini-Cooper Magnifique in metallic green with cream interior, featuring opening bonnet, doors and boot, sunshine roof, detailed engine, plated trim, jewelled headlights. Plus a Mini Marcos in metallic maroon with white interior, featuring take-off wheels, golden jacks, opening doors, collector leaflet. Window boxed, minor wear, vehicles near mint. See illustration.
Los 1311
15 Dinky Toys, some repainted/for restoration including Guy 4-ton Lorry green, Dodge Tipper, 2 x Austin Taxi, Austin Covered Wagon maroon, Fordson Thames Flat Truck, BEV Truck, Bedford Refuse Wagon, Streamlined Fire Engine. FC to GC, some tyres and parts missing, some repainted and/or for restoration.
Los 1312
14 Dinky Toys. Petrol Pump Station ‘Esso’ (781). Packard Convertible (132) in light green. Volkswagen (181) in blue. Massey-Harris Tractor (300) in red. Hay rake (27k) in red. Bristol 173 helicopter (715) in turquoise. Westland-Sikorsky S.51 helicopter (716) in red. Supermarine Swift (734). Hawker Hunter (736). Caravan (190) in yellow/cream. Trailer (Large) (428) in grey. Bedford Articulated lorry (521) in yellow. Rover 75 (140b) in maroon. AA Motorcycle Patrol (270). Together with a Dinky loading ramp for Pullmore car transporter (994) and a Chad Valley Fire Engine (231). Plus 2 Dinky Toy catalogues for 1954 and 1956. Some boxed or in the remains of boxes. QGC-VGC/Mint.
Los 1351
A scarce Dinky AC Aceca Coupe Early c1958 version of model 167, in chestnut brown and cream with ridged hub wheels in slightly darker cream, and black tyres. Boxed , minor wear, vehicle VGC for age but some chipping. Also empty boxes for Dinky Simca 1000 and Matchbox Volkswagen New Model, both minor wear, and a boxed (some wear) Matchbox Yesteryear Fowler Big Lion Showman Engine, GC.
Los 1535
An interesting WWI Zeppelin relic, comprising an aluminium alloy engine crankcase webb and upper half of a main bearing, with contemporary brass plaque attached engraved “Great European War 1914-1919/ Piece of German Zeppelin/ Brought down by/ Lieut Leefe Robinson/ at Cuffley, Herts, Sunday Sept 3rd 1916”, together with 2 contemporary souvenir postcards, one showing Lieut Leefe Robinson, the other being an artists impression of the Zeppelin coming down in flames. GC Plate 6
Los 158
A silver cigarette box, by Harman Brothers, Birmingham, c.1951, of canted rectangular form and engine turned decoration, width 17 cm; a pair of Edwardian silver posy vases, London, c.1904, of flaring and faceted form, raised upon circular foot, bearing maker`s marks `W & Co`, height 18 cm, (3).
Los 163
A pair of silver ashtrays by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths & Co Ltd, London, c.1914, of octagonal form and engine turned decoration, width 10 cm; a white metal cigarette case, late 19th/ early 20th century, of rectangular form and chased foliate decoration, width 8.5 cm; two white metal Dutch style ashtrays, of various forms and decorated with figures, largest 12 cm wide, (5), (approx gross weight 5 ozs).
Los 176
A silver and enamel top glass scent bottle, London, c.1913, of rectangular form, the blue engine turned enamel top leading to body decorated with stylised flowers and foliage, height 8 cm; an Art Deco silver and enamel top glass scent bottle, Birmingham, c.1936, of rectangular form, height 15 cm; with a further quantity of miscellaneous silver top glass bottles, jars and pots, of various forms, sizes and decoration, (7).
Los 217
Good quantity of Live Steam related reference books, catalogues and parts lists, includes `Steam and the Steam Engine`, J.Sewell & D.K.Clark (Crosby Lockwood and Son, fourth edition, 1892), `Stuart Models, 1972` catalogue, and `Elementary Manual on Steam and the Steam Engine`, Andrew Jamieson (Charles Griffin & Co., 1894). (45+)
Los 371
Four locomotive paper-weights: Basset-Lowke `Caerphilly Castle` No.4075, length 17.5cm; American Locomotive Company for NY Central Lines, The `Hudson Type` Locomotive, length 24cm; Legends of Steam LNER `4472`, length 15.5cm; one other, LMS Streamline Engine `Coronation`, length 14cm (crack to metal base). Conditions G-E.
Los 625
Mixed lot: Budgie 224 Railway Engine (VG in VG box); Budgie 100 Hansom Cab (G/VG in G box); playworn Britains Shell petrol pump (in incorrect Morris and Stone Esso box); Lone Star Commercials 42 Tilcon Half Cab (G in P box); Majorette 322 Semi Surbaisse (G in G box); TM (Japan) Locomotive (G, one wheel broken off loco, in G box); Tomica L11 locomotive (G in G box); Ideal Garage and Service Station, with road roller, bench, signs and light attached to folded illustrated backing card (G/F with some paint loss). Together with three Aveling-Barford Road Roller die-casts: 2 x Modern Product, one playworn in F box missing two end flaps, the other G/VG in G/VG box; Budgie 701, VG with driver in VG box. (11)
Los 652
13x Matchbox diecast models in picture boxes: consists of 4x 18 Hondarora; 56 Mercedes 450 (model F discoloured base); 40 Guildsman (model F chipped windscreen); 72 Hovercraft (P box with tape and detached end flap); 24 Team Matchbox (model F bent front axle); 29 Tractor Shovel; 43 Dragon Wheels; Rolametrics 57 Wild Life Truck; 2x 33 Police Motorcyclist. Overall G in F/G boxes. Together with Models of Yesteryear Y-1 Tractor Engine and Y-14 Duke of Connaught (both dusty in F/G boxes).
Los 657
Eleven Lesney Matchbox 1-75 Superfast models: 26 Site Dumper; 2 x 58 Faun Dump Truck; 61 Wreck Truck; 13 Snorkel Fire Engine; 73 Model A Ford; 47 Pannier Locomotive; 32 Field Gun; 40 Horsebox; 74 Cougar Villager (damage to box end flap); 68 Chevrolet Van (box end flap missing). Overall VG in VG boxes.
Los 660
Ten Lesney Matchbox 1-75 Superfast models: 13 Snorkel Fire Engine; 54 Mobile Home; 42 Mercedes Container Truck; 62 Chevrolet Corvette; 58 Faun Dump Truck; 30 Swamp Rat; 8 Rover 3500; 25 Flat Car/Container; 74 Cougar Villager (F box); 73 Model A Ford (part of box end flap missing). Overall VG in VG boxes.
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