1970 Yamaha AS1 CReg. no. XOR 151JFrame no. AS1-030446Engine no. AS1-301186The AS1 was Yamaha’s first 125cc twin cylinder sporting model and shocked many young riders as it was easily as fast as many British 250cc motorbikes. With its super-efficient engine, 5-speed transmission, light and agile handling, good looks and model variations such as standard or high level exhaust systems and even a race kit was available. This was clearly a bike for all types of motorcyclist. These small engined Japanese motorcycles have become very collectable over the last few years. This AS1 has recently had some work done on the engine and it is said to be in good running order.Comes with – a current V5C.
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Circa 1932 Excelsior C5 250cc Trials BikeReg. no. VG 4921Frame no. C5/102Engine no. BYP 1424Excelsior were making an extensive range of motorcycles between the first and second world wars, and many of the smaller models used the popular Villiers 2-stroke engines like this C5. This Villiers twin port engine is a XIV A model and was 249cc with a bore and stroke of 63 x 80 and was claimed to be able to reach a speed of 60mph with good torque at low speeds. The ‘BYP’ prefix engines were air-cooled and used petrol-oil mix, had detachable heads and production ran from 1934 to 1940.Comes with - a duplicate of its original logbook.Note: The logbook engine number is BY298, so it appears that an engine change has taken place sometime in its past. The wheel stand is not included in the sale.
H Samuel of Manchester, gents silver cased open faced pocket watch with The Climax Trip Action Patent keywind movement, white enamel dial (minutes hand loose), and subsidiary seconds dial, engine turned cover, dia. 53mm, and on silver curb link watch chain, with AlbertPlease see extra images
B.M.W. EMPLOYEE'S LETTER FROM DACHAU Intriguing letter from an individual associated with B.M.W., sent to a woman at a R.A.D. camp by a man at Dachau using a B.M.W. Allach Aircraft Motor factory envelope. The letter, not translated, is 2pp. 4to., sent from Munchen-Allach on Mar. 7, 1944. The blue B.M.W. transmittal envelope bears a return address at bottom at Dachau. Very good. Fully half the labor at the B.M.W. aircraft engine plant consisted of slave labor.
JAMES MCCUDDEN (1895 - 1918) English flying ace of World War I and among the most highly decorated airmen in British military history. On July 9, 1918, McCudden was killed in a flying accident when his aircraft crashed following an engine failure. At his death he had achieved 57 aerial victories. Just under two-thirds of his victims can be identified by name since a substantial proportion of his 'kills' were made over Allied-held territory. A DOUBLE VICTORY COMBAT REPORT Very rare and fine content war-date D.S. 'J.B. McCudden', 1p. 4to., [France], Jan. 30, 1918, a report from a 'Special Mission' in which McCudden achieved two 'kills'. In part: '...over Anneux...[I] fired a short burst from both guns at 50 yards range, when pieces that looked like three ply fell off E.A., who turned over to the left and went down in a vertical dive emitting smoke, absolutely out of control. Flew on behind a Pfalz who did not see me, fired a short burst from both guns, when E.A. went down in a spiral dive and I last saw him still out of control...' Nicely signed in ink, also signed by a squadron captain. Trimmed at margins, else very good. These would be McCudden's 45th and 46th kills, less than a month before his death.
A SMALL QUANTITY OF SILVER ITEMS including a silver cigarette case by Mappin and Webb, London, 1937, of rectangular form with engine turning and gilt interior, 13.5cm long x 8.5cm wide, together with a silver condiment pot by Nathan & Hayes (George Nathan & Ridley Hayes), Chester, 1904, retaining its original blue glass liner, 5cm high, total weight 266gProperty of a European collector
A 19th century open face fob watch, the white dial with black Roman numerals, to a key wind movement, the engine-turned case stamped '18K' and signed AC, numbered 420, inscribed 'Found in Kertch by T.H.F.E. 1856', case diameter 3.05cmThe inscription may relate to the city of Kerch, where British forces were stationed during the Crimean War. Surface wear, dust and spotting to dial. Scuffs, scratches, nicks and chips to glass and throughout case, commensurate for age and use. Patchy rubbing to engine turned decoration and marks. Working order of the movement has not been tested and cannot be guaranteed. The dust cover is not marked. Metal standard is untested. Gross weight approx. 21gm.
An open face fob watch, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals and blued steel hands, to a key wind movement and engine-turned case, the dust cover signed Dent, Strand, London, stamped '18K' and 'DT', numbered 1072, (later glass), case diameter 3.75cmMultiple hairline fractures to dial between 4 and 5, 10 and 11. Further smaller hairline fractures to edge of dial. General signs of wear, scuffs, scratches and nicks throughout. Dents and impressions to case and dust cover, larger circular dent to centre of case back and linear dent to dust cover. Some heavy scratches and scuffs to dust cover. Case back and cover have slight gapping when closed. The glass has surface wear and is later replaced. The movement currently runs when wound but is untested for working order, which cannot be guaranteed. Inner dust cover is not marked and is untested for metal standard. Marks have patchy light wear. Metal standard is untested. Gross weight approx. 34.7gm.
A George IV silver vinaigrette, of rectangular form, with engine turned decoration and pierced hinged gilt grille, by Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1828, 3.8cm wide, together with a late 19th century French silver inlaid mother o'pearl aide memoire, and a 19th century mother o'pearl card case. (3)
A George V silver rectangular playing card box, with divided interior, by Marks & Cohen, Birmingham 1910, 8cm wide, and a silver dressing set, with engine turned decoration comprising hand mirror, hairbrush, two clothes brushes, and five various silver topped glass jars, London 1934, in fitted case.
A George V silver rectangular castle top cigarette box, the top engraved with a view of Edinburgh Castle, within engine turned border, and presentation inscription regarding the launch of H.M.S. Mastiff 1938, by Padgett & Braham Ltd, London 1936, 18cm wide, and two further silver rectangular cigarette boxes, one with tortoiseshell inset lid. (3)
A sovereign pendant on chain, the Victoria sovereign dated 1886, in a later 9ct gold pendant mount decorated with flowerheads and scrolls, suspended from a curb-link chain, together with an open face fob watch, the dial with black Roman numerals and scrolled hands, the engine-turned case with engraved borders and Swiss squirrel gold mark, accompanied by a detachable gilt metal fitting, pendant length 3.95cm, watch case diameter 2.75cm (2)Approximate gross weights only: pendant on chain 16gm, watch 16.8gm.

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