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Los 68
Barwell Fragment 910g, 12 x 8 x 6cm Barwell (Leicestershire, England, UK) L6 (stone) - fell 24th December 1965 Affectionately known as the `Christmas Meteorite`, the Barwell meteorite fell to Earth on the small English town of Barwell at 4:20pm on Christmas Eve 1965. The huge aerial explosion and sonic boom shook the town and scared residents. Some fragments bounced off a car, one broke a house window and ended up in a plant pot (the owner unwittingly threw it away!). A larger piece put a sizeable crater (impact pit) in a resident`s driveway. Another fragment penetrated a garage roof, pierced the bonnet of the parked car, and wedged itself alongside the engine block. Christmas carollers later reported that they had walked over fragments of the meteorite without recognising their significance. Many pieces of the freshly fallen Barwell chondrite (together totalling the approximate size of a Christmas turkey!) were quickly recovered after they fell, meaning that most specimens have a very fresh and light coloured matrix with little staining. Not only is this one of the few, very rare, English witnessed falls, but is one of the small percentages of meteorites, which actually hit something man-made - a property that`s cherished by meteorite collectors. This sizeable specimen of Barwell is one of the largest ever released to the private collecting market by a museum. Provenance: University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
Los 69
Barwell Polished fragment 11.7g, 2 x 2.2 x 1.6cm Barwell (Leicestershire, England, UK) L6 (stone) - fell 24th December 1965 Affectionately known as the `Christmas Meteorite`, the Barwell meteorite fell to Earth on the small English town of Barwell at 4:20pm on Christmas Eve 1965. The huge aerial explosion and sonic boom shook the town and scared residents. Some fragments bounced off a car, one broke a house window and ended up in a plant pot (the owner unwittingly threw it away!). A larger piece put a sizeable crater (impact pit) in a resident`s driveway. Another fragment penetrated a garage roof, pierced the bonnet of the parked car, and wedged itself alongside the engine block. Christmas carollers later reported that they had walked over fragments of the meteorite without recognising their significance. Many pieces of the freshly fallen Barwell chondrite (together totalling the approximate size of a Christmas turkey!) were quickly recovered after they fell, meaning that most specimens have a very fresh and light coloured matrix with little staining. Not only is this one of the few, very rare, English witnessed falls, but is one of the small percentages of meteorites, which actually hit something man-made - a property that`s cherished by meteorite collectors. This sizeable specimen of Barwell is one of the largest ever released to the private collecting market by a museum. Provenance: University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
Los 1128
A late 19th/early 20th Century Silver Gilt Ladies Evening Compendium, of hinged rectangular form, with engine turned and engraved covers, with initialled central cartouche and set with a brick link chain suspension, fitted with a pencil to the hinge, to a fitted interior set with a bevelled mirror, to an aide memoir verso and cigarette compartment, and a further fitted compartment for full and half sovereigns, and void compartment with sprung clasp, all compartments numbered 277 and marked Sterling, height 3 ½"
Los 1176
A Mixed Lot comprising: a Silver Cigarette Case of hinged square form, with all-over engine-turned decoration to a vacant cartouche, and frosted gilt interior; together with a base metal and enamelled Cigarette Case, decorated with birds, trees and flowers, in a geometric design, and verso with an Islamic building, various dates and makes (2)
Los 1204
A mixed lot comprising: A Silver strap work frame Cup Holder, together with a further electroplated Condiment Coaster, cased pair of Silver backed Hair Brushes, each of rectangular form with canted corners, all over engine turned decoration to initialled cartouches, and two Ebony backed Hand Mirrors, various dates and makers (5)
Los 553
A small quantity of Hornby 00 Gauge Railway Accessories, comprising of trakmat accessories pack, engine shed, signal box and railway cottages; with further two accessories packs both containing country station and railway cottages, together with a small bag containing a quantity of track; and a small quantity of Hornby Train Set Owners Manuals; and eight lengths of longer track
Los 792
A collection of Trix model rail including boxed Britannia engine and tender, a boxed Main Line 4-6-0 Class V loco and tender, 237, a S.R. 0-6-0 tank loco, a Vanguard warship class loco, a 2-4-2 tank engine, two other engines, seven Pullman carriages, eight wagons, a boxed whistling signal box with light, a boxed indicating check switch set, boxed remote control home and distance signals, three boxed yard lamps, two other signals and track
Los 315
A George III silver parcel gilt oblong snuff box, maker`s mark `... T` (rubbed), London 1812, engine turned overall, the cover with an oak leaf border, the later applied gold oval reserve engraved with a crest, the interior gilt, 8cm (3.25in) wide, 130g (4 oz) Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports
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