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Los 95
An 1856/58 pattern Enfield sword bayonet, with Manchester Regiment / Grenadier Guards interest. Chequered leather grips, with steel cross guard, quillon and muzzle ring. Recurved Yataghan blade with single fuller to both sides. Single edged, with false edge approximately 12cm from the tip. War Department stamped, with issue dates of 11/75 and ?/93. The steel backpiece is marked G.G which would indicate that it was originally issued to the Grenadier Guards. The pommel is further marked ‘V MAN.B.CO’ indicating that it was later issued to the Volunteer B Company of the Manchester Regiment (the Manchester Regiment was formed in 1881 as part of the Childers Reforms). Approximately 71.5cm length, blade length 58cm. Condition: good. Leather grips intact, with light service wear. Some darkening and mottling to the steel parts, and evidence of sharpening to the blade. Working spring clip for attaching to a rifle.
Los 87
A Spanish M1941 Mauser Bolo bayonet, complete with adapter for the M1943 Mauser. Standard chequered grips secured by 2 screws. Darkened steel pommel and cross guard. Single edged blade with fuller to both sides. Marked ‘Toledo FN’ to the ricasso. Serial number 7406 to the other side of the ricasso. Complete with black painted metal scabbard. Approximately 41cm length when in scabbard (including adapter). Blade length 24.8cm. Condition: generally very good. Normal service and age related wear. Some very light surface marks and paint lift in places. Blade is clean and bright.
Los 208
A Scarce 1932 first edition book of Das Braune Heer, by Heinrich Hoffman, plus 16 loose postcard style publicity ‘Sammelwerk Nr.15’ images from pre-war Germany, depicting rallies and parades etc. Hard cover with half binding, 96 pages with numerous photographs depicting the early days of the NSDAP movement, including rallies, parades and training exercises. One of only 30,000 published first editions. Page 44 has the image of Ernst Rohm, who after the ‘Night of the long knives’ had his image replaced in later editions of the book. He also appears on page 70 in a group shot. Approximately 18.8cm x 25.3cm. Condition: missing its original paper slip outer cover. Some soiling / foxing to a number of the pages, plus a little crumpling to the bottom of some of the pages. The book’s internal pages would appear to be complete. The loose images have some normal light surface wear from handling, with some having some light creasing to the edges.
Los 220
A selection of WW2 / Post War British Army Webbing equipment and accessories To include: a 1937 pattern webbing holster for a service revolver, dated 1942 with the makers mark of M.E.& Co. Plus, a 1937 pattern (1942 dated inside, with the shoulder straps being dated 1955) Light Fighting Order small webbing pack, complete with 2 mess tins (both dated 1945), a water bottle (dated 1965), and a knife, fork and spoon set. Also, 4 1937 pattern MK VII water bottles, with 2 having their webbing cradles, with both cradles appearing to be dated 1953. Condition: normal service wear and light soiling to the webbing pieces. The metal accessories inside the pack show normal service, but are complete. The felt covering to the water bottles are complete, but a couple show some moth nips and holes to the fabric.
Los 274
A rare WW2 era ‘Enicar Sport’ Air Ministry instrument / aerial camera watch. Stainless steel case with off white dial and luminescent hands, and sweep second hand. Marked ‘A.M 14.A/1102’ to the reverse. Fitted with a ‘Bonclip’ stainless steel link bracelet strap. Notes: the A.M 14 A mark refers to a Gun or Missile camera attached to the undercarriage of an aircraft, likely an F46 Torpedo Camera. The watch would have been held within a frame on the camera, and by means of a mirror and lens, it was able to appear in the corner of reconnaissance images as a way of recording the time. The watch was never designed to have a strap fitted, although the traditional lugs are in place, and there has been a later stainless steel strap fitted. The watch is dated 1945 to the edge of the case, behind one of the lugs. Approximately 3.5cm width including the crown. Condition: generally good. Some light service wear to the case and glass front. When wound, the watch appears to work as it should, but this is by no means a guarantee. The strap is of later date, and is in usable condition. Note: regarding watches/pocket watches please note movements untested, functionality untested, for more information request a condition report with specific questions or please view in person
Los 272
A WW2 era Omega G.S.T.P military pocket watch. White dial with Arabic numerals, luminescent cathedral hands, plus luminescent 12, 3, and 9. Subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock position. Nickel case with broad arrow mark to rear cover, and GSTP mark. Serial number F027685 to back case, with the movement marked 10015407. Condition: light service wear to casing. Dial in clean condition, but luminescent paint rubbed to number 12, and 9, plus the paint to number 3 is completely missing. When wound, the watch would appear to run correctly, but this is by no means a guarantee. Note: regarding watches/pocket watches please note movements untested, functionality untested, for more information request a condition report with specific questions or please view in person
Los 325
A William IV era Policeman’s Truncheon, circa 1830-1837. Of simple construction with a ring turned handle of waisted form, and an ebonised shaft with painted ‘IV. W.R’ near the tip. Overall length approximately 46.cm. Condition: generally very good. Good colour and patina, with most of original paint still present. Normal light surface marks from age and use.
Los 76
A vintage ‘Siebe Gorman’ style divers knife. The piece is seemingly unmarked, but conforms to known styles used by Siebe Gorman. Black ebonite handle with small brass pommel, brass collar and cross guard. Steel double edged blade of flattened diamond section, with one edge being finely serrated. Brass sheath with flared throat area, and drainage hole to the chape area. Rectangular slot with webbing loop attached, plus two added brass ‘clip’ modifications added to the sheath by the original user (soldered in place). There is also a further ring attachment to the brass collar area. Approximately 33.5cm length of knife, blade length 19.3cm. Length in sheath 35.3cm. Condition: generally good. Some mark and pitting to the blade from service wear. Some light service wear to the sheath and handle, but both are intact.
Los 188
Mid 19th Century leather bound three draw telescope, and associated leather case, by A Ross of London, the telescope being inscribed to Col The Honourable GT Devereux Royal Horse Artillery, the leather is also embossed with Viscount Valentina, Hon George Talbot Devereux, 14th Viscount Hereford, in 1847 he married Flora Mary Annesley (Nee McDonald), former daughter in law to Arthur Annesley, 10th Viscount Valentia, its assumed that perhaps the item was gifted to Devereux by his stepson, Arthur 11th Viscount Valentia, George Devereux was known to have served in the Royal Horse Artillery during the South African Campaign of 1853 and was mentioned in dispatches, George later attained the rank of Major General good condition, normal light service wear, commensurate with age, the optics are reasonably clear, with only minor misting
Los 31
A selection of WW2 British medals, plus various other medals. To include: Atlantic star, 2 x 1939-45 stars, Pacific Star, Burma star, Italy star, 2 x France & Germany stars, 3 x 1939-45 war medals (one minus ribbon),2 x Defence medals, and Air Crew Europe star (this is likely a reproduction). Plus, a boxed silver grade Jerusalem Pilgrims Cross, an Army Temperance Medal (minus ribbon), and an Army Temperance Medal miniature medal to commemorate Queen Victoria’s diamond jubilee. 17 items. Condition: generally good to all the items. Some of the medals have replacement ribbons. Signs of light wear and polishing to some of the medals. The Pilgrims cross medal has wear to the hinge of the box.
Los 120
A British 19th century 1827 pattern Royal Navy Officers Sword. Brass fold down guard, with fouled anchor and Queen’s crown inset into the guard. Brass backpiece and pommel, the latter being shaped as a lions head, the mane forming the pattern on the backpiece. Fish skin grip with twisted wire binding, and original sword knot attached to the guard. Steel single edged blade, with flat spine, single fuller, and etched decoration to both sides. Complete with original leather and brass scabbard. Approximately 91cm in scabbard. Condition: generally good condition to the sword, with the scabbard having faults. General light service wear to the brass guard and grip. Much wear to the surface of the sword knot, with the bullion parts having been worn away. The blade has a normal service wear, with darkening to the steel, and wear to the etched decoration. The leather to the scabbard is heavily worn, with the bottom section being detached but present (and the remains of an old repair).
Los 306
An early 19th century, late George III era Constable’s truncheon. Of simple form, with a turned hardwood body, ebonised ground, and further painted details at the wider end. Gilt painted crown with G III R above, and the year of 1808 below the crown. Approximately 49.5cm length. Condition: generally good. Some darkening / yellowing to the painted decoration, but this would appear to be mostly intact. Wear commensurate with use to the grip area and wider end. Small fracture to the wood on the wider end near the tip, likely from an old impact. Light surface indentations to most areas of the piece.
Los 242
A rare WWII Grana ‘Dirty Dozen’ Military wristwatch. Undoubtedly the Holy Grail for WW2 wristwatch collectors, this Grana example is one of only 1000-1500 made during the late WW2 era. 12 manufacturers were contracted to make British military watches (hence the Dirty Dozen moniker), and Grana made by far the fewest. Marked with a broad arrow to the back cover, and the letter W.W.W, which stands for ‘Watches,Wrist, Waterproof’. The serial number M18694 is marked below the WWW, indicating a 1945 manufacturer date. The case is of stainless steel, with a black dial with subsidiary dial, sword style hands, and a screw on back cover. Luminescent numerals and hands. The black dial has undergone an interesting modification during the post war era, with the military broad arrow having been (almost invisibly) painted out. Information supplied by the vendor suggests that his father had this minor alteration made in order for it to not be obviously of military origin. The removal of this painted modification may be possible. The watch is currently fitted with a later, likely 1960’s stainless steel expanding bracelet strap by Fixo-Flex. The watch measures 3.8cm wide, not including the crown. Condition: cosmetically very good. Normal light signs of service wear, with fine scratches to the glass and stainless steel casing. The movement would appear to work when wound, with both the minute and second hands operating as they should. Note: regarding watches/pocket watches please note movements untested, functionality untested, for more information request a condition report with specific questions or please view in person
Los 309
A selection of mid 20th century Staffordshire County Police memorabilia. To include: a felt covered helmet, with a Staffordshire County Police Badge affixed to the front, chrome rosette to the crown and leather chin strap. Plus, a woollen Police cape, with lion mask clasp and chain, and chrome collar number of 229 fixed to both sides of the collar. Also, 2 turned wooden truncheons, a hardened rubber baton, one plastic tub, containing a number of police tunic buttons, numbers and collar badges, a Police Long Service & Good Conduct Medal named to Constable Trevor G Felthouse (with case of issue), a large Mag-Lite torch, and a souvenir London Policeman bottle opener. 9 items. Condition: some wear and tear, from age and use. The helmet is structurally sound, but has some moth tracking to the crown area. The cape would appear to be in good order, with light surface wear. Both truncheons and the baton show light surface wear, as does the tunic buttons, and bottle opener. The long service medal appears to be unused, and is in excellent condition. The Mag-Lite has surface wear to the painted finish, and the cover to the battery compartment is seized in place (it’s unknown if replacement batteries would make the torch operational).
Los 221
A WW2 era Timor military wristwatch, broad arrow marked to the case cover, plus A.T.P (Army Trade Pattern), and the serial number 137359. Off white dial with black numerals and luminescent hour marks. Subsidiary second hand dial. Fitted with with what is likely a later leather strap. Notes: At the beginning of WW2 the British Government needed to source wristwatches for its troops. Many watches were acquired using different brands, but all came under the umbrella term of ‘Army Trade Pattern’. The A.T.P watches were the precursor to the so called ‘Dirty Dozen’ watches, which Timor in part also produced. Condition: generally solid, with service wear. The glass front shows scratches and light scuffs from wear, plus the chromed finish has worn to the high points, revealing the brass base metal. The leather strap has wear, with the retaining loop having partly broken away. When wound, the watch appears to work, with the second hand moving smoothly, but this is by no means guaranteed. The movement would also appear to work silently.
Los 268
A WW2 era Waltham Premier Military Pocket Watch. Open faced pocket watch, with a signed black dial with lume Arabic indices and outer chapter ring, subsidiary dial, chrome plated case approx 52mm, keyless wind, case back and movement both marked 30895714 (winds but not working). Notes: the movement number would indicate a production date of circa May 1942. Plus, a WW2 era military chrome cased Lemonia stop watch, marked to reverse broad arrow PATT.3 31628 (not working). Approximately 5.5cm width. Condition: wear and tear to the cases of both, the Waltham has a little loss to the number 10 on the dial. The Lemania has a little light scratching to the glass Both pieces are non working Note: regarding watches/pocket watches please note movements untested, functionality untested, for more information request a condition report with specific questions or please view in person
Los 302
A Victorian mid 19th century brass tipstaff. Cylindrical brass tube form with screw off Queens Crown end cap, and a fixed turned brass knop to the other end. No apparent makers marks or inscriptions. Approximately 16.8cm length. Condition: generally very good. Some light contact marks to the tubular body commensurate with age and use. The Crown end cap screws on and off as it should. Good all round colour and patina to the item.
Los 275
An Admiralty HS4 Fleet Air Arm instrument panel watch by Golay & Sons Ltd. Off white dial with Roman numerals, marked Golay & Sons London and the number 630. Rotating black bezel with degree markings. Plated alloy case, with HS4 mark and broad arrow to the screw off cover. Movement also marked ‘630’ and ‘Swiss Made’. Complete with a Poljot type 3 part mahogany box (replacement hook fasteners). Condition: generally good. Some normal service wear to the case, and a little light scratching to the glass front. When wound, the watch appears to run as it should, but this is by no means a guarantee. The top lid of the wooden case would seem not to close properly. Note: regarding watches/pocket watches please note movements untested, functionality untested, for more information request a condition report with specific questions or please view in person
Los 308
A 19th century Special Constables Victorian tipstaff. Of turned hardwood form, with an ebonised ground, with red and gilt painted highlights. Further decorated to the body with a painted ‘VR’, a Queen’s crown, and the letters ‘SC’ for a Special Constable. Original drilled hole to the handle for attaching a leather wrist strap. Approximately 38.cm length. Plus, another smaller sized and plainer 19th century tipstaff. Turned hardwood with a ebonised and deep red painted finish. The wide end appears to have steel metal core to add extra weight. Approximately 33cm length. 2 items. Condition: generally solid, with service wear to each. Some loss to the ebonised finish on the Special Constable’s tipstaff, plus some light wear to the other painted areas. The smaller example has more extensive service wear, with loss of paint to the end, plus chipping and indentations to the wider end. The metal core would appear to be original to the piece, and is solidly set within the head of the tipstaff.
Los 123
A WW2 era RAF issued folding machete, issued as part of the survival kit for the Beadon Flying Suit. Broad arrow marked and dated 1945, with the makers mark for Joseph Westby, Sheffield. Composite plastic grips secured with 5 rivets, and complete with its scarce original slide on blade cover. Approximately 40cm length with blade open. Plus, a WW2 issued ARP Wardens home front helmet. With black painted shell, and white letter W to the front and back, rexine style liner and webbing chinstrap. Condition: solid construction, with service wear and surface wear to each. The machete folding blade mechanism works as it should, but is very stiff when moved. Some paint loss to the blade guard, plus light corrosion. The exposed area of the blade has surface corrosion and light surface scratching - the cross guard is in a similar condition. The helmet has normal paint loss, and light surface corrosion in places. Both the liner and chin strap appear to be complete, with both having normal service wear.
Los 103
A 19th century cavalry sabre, likely French in origin. Brass 3 bar guard, with brass quillon, backpiece, and lions head pommel. Leather bound grip with twisted wire bindings, plus navette shaped langets to both sides. Curved single edged blade with false edge towards the tip, a flat spine, and shallow single fuller. Approximately 100cm total length - blade length 86cm. Condition: generally good, with some service wear. Some light knock and darkening to the brass on the hilt. Leather bound handle and wire binding intact. Steel blade has darkened and has a mottled appearance in places. Several nicks to the blade, with a noticeable one near the ricasso. There is some play to the guard where it meets the pommel. Scabbard absent.
Los 346
2 x 19th century Continental souvenir memorial handkerchiefs. One featuring the Italian General, Giuseppe Garibaldi (1807-1882), and the other featuring the French Republican politician, Leon Gambetta (1838-1882). Both items will date from 1882/83 and would have been commemorative pieces for these popular 19th century figures. The Garibaldi piece uses a circa 1860 portrait as the central design, with a simple black border. Approximately 52cm x 51.5cm. Condition: some age related wear to the cotton. Very small tear to the fabric in the top left corner. The second example illustrates the State Funeral of Gambetta from January 1883. Printed in black ink on off white cotton, with a grey/brown border. Approximately 49cm x 48cm. Condition: generally good. Some very light age related wear, and some old pin holes to the top edge where it has been previously tacked to a wall.
Los 97
A U.S. WW2 era M1 bayonet and scabbard for the Garand rifle. Formerly the M1905 bayonet made by Springfield, the blades were shortened to 10 inches from 16 inches during WW2. This was carried out by UFH (United Fork & Hoe), and their details are stamped to the ricasso. Black finely ribbed plastic grips with darkened steel pommel. Steel cross guard and muzzle ring, along with darkened steel blade. Single edged blade with single fuller to each side, which extends almost the entire length of the blade. Green resin scabbard with metal throat and belt clip (this stamped US). Approximately 39.8cm length in scabbard, blade length 25cm. Condition: very good. Some light service wear overall, and a couple of small chips to the edge of the scabbard.
Los 298
A selection of WW2 and Post War berets and Officers caps. To include: a green wool beret, badged for the Civil Defence Corps, and marked to the inside for the ‘WVS Civil Defence’ by J.Compton & Sons. A black wool beret, badged with a General Staff bullion badge. Marked to the inside ‘British Fez Co Limited 1955’. Plus, 2 officers peaked caps, both with burgundy headbands, and bullion decoration to the peaks (evidence of badges having once being fitted). 4 items. Condition: generally good. Some light service wear to each, with the green Civil Defence Corps beret having a little white mildew spotting.
Los 269
A WW2 era “Dirty Dozen’ military wristwatch, by Longines. An original piece, but in need of some TLC. Stainless steel case, with black dial and luminescent cathedral hands. Subsidiary dial at the 6 o’clock position. Back cover marked 23088, 2246, a broad arrow, and ‘WWW’ which stands for ‘Watch, Wrist, Waterproof’. Plus a serial number of ‘F5970’. Notes: the largest watch of the Dirty Dozen series, measuring 38cm across. It’s believed that around 8000 were produced by Longines. One of the lug carries an identical number of 2246, which would indicate that the case cover has always been with the main body of the case. Condition: generally in need of refurbishment. The casing is structurally sound, with only light cosmetic wear. The crown is missing, thus preventing it from being wound. The second hand on on the subsidiary dial is missing, and it is missing a strap. It’s unknown if the mechanism works. A good project to undertake, which when completed would make a fine watch.
Los 263
A scarce WW2 era Admiralty 301 Pattern Helvetia wristwatch. An odd looking watch, which at first glance appears to to be a converted pocket watch, but would seemingly have been made with strap lugs attached, and with crown positioned at ‘3 o’clock’. White dial with subsidiary, spade hands, and Roman numerals. Nickel case with crown and suspension loop to the right side. 2 wide strap lugs at the 12 and 6 position. Large broad arrow mark to the back cover, plus ‘Pattern 301’ and the serial number ‘4018116’. A search of the serial number would suggest that the watch was made in 1940. Notes: period images would suggest that the watch was designed to be worn over a uniform, and its large size would make the dial easily readable while at sea. Research suggests that watches such as this one could have been used for Torpedo timing control. The watch is fitted with relatively modern brown strap. Approximately 4.9cm wide across the face, 6.6cm including the crown and suspension loop. Condition: generally very good. Some light service wear in places, and a couple of minuscule dents to the back of the case. Dial in good clean condition. When wound, the watch would appear to operate normally, but this is by no means a guarantee. The strap is in good useable condition. Note: regarding watches/pocket watches please note movements untested, functionality untested, for more information request a condition report with specific questions or please view in person
Los 1
Full size late 19th century Sudan / Boer War medal group, plus matching miniature medal group. Awarded to Major, later Lt Col T. Archer of the RAMC. As is normal for officers of the era, the Queens Sudan Medal’s naming is hand engraved (with rank being Major) as is the QSA and KSA medal (with rank as Lt Col). The Khedives Sudan Medal is unnamed as issued. The full size medals are complete with replacement ribbons. Accompanying the full sized medals are a group of fine quality period miniatures, with these being mounted on a pin back bar for wear. Lt Col Archer’s medals and clasps are confirmed, with his Sudan medal being awarded for the Khartoum Expedition in 1898. His address on the Queen’s Sudan Medal roll is simply listed as ‘Manchester’. The QSA roll states that he was invalided to Cape Town, South Africa in April 1900. Please note: we also have Lt Col Archer’s son’s WW1 RAMC medals, and his Grandson’s RAMC medals consigned for the same auction. Condition: very good. Some light contact wear in places, and normal age related toning. The miniatures hang on their original ribbons, with the silver also having toned.
Los 227
Waltham Vanguard Royal Navy inter war period issued deck watch. Circa 1927 manufacture date. White dial with Arabic numerals, and subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock position. Marked ‘Waltham USA Vanguard 23 Jewels 6614’ plus a broad arrow mark. Nickel case with screw off back, with this also being broad arrow marked and having the code ‘H.S.3’ which would indicate that it is a deck watch. Movement marked with serial number 26223723. Dennison mark to the inside of the back cover. Condition: generally good. Clean dial with minuscule hairline between the 11 and 12 (about 3mm length). A little rubbing to the manufacturer details and broad arrow to the face. Case in clean condition and just light service wear. Both the glass and back cover unscrew without issue. When wound, the watch would appear to run correctly, but this is by no means a guarantee. Note: regarding watches/pocket watches please note movements untested, functionality untested, for more information request a condition report with specific questions or please view in person
Los 94
A 1796 pattern Light Cavalry Sabre, drastically shortened to a fighting knife. Usual steel cross guard, with shield shaped langets, backpiece, and knuckle bow. Ridged handle (now missing its wire binding). Single edged steel blade with shallow fuller to both sides, and flat spine. No apparent makers marks, but the spine has an engraved name of what appears to be ‘G.Gilpin’. Approximately 43.5cm length. Condition: fair. Large chunk of the handle near the pommel is absent, plus the wire binding to the grip is missing. The blade and handle has darkened and there is some mottling and pitting in places.
Los 14
Collection of WW1 & WW2 medals. First World War Medals include 1914-15 star to 7523 Pte T. Davies of the Shropshire Light Infantry, 1914-18 War Medal to 108343 GNR S. Smith of the Royal Artillery, Victory Medal to 103608 Pte E. Smith of the Notts & Derby Regiment another Victory Medal to 18897 Pte A. Inder of the Wiltshire Regiment with a framed set of five WW2 stars Burma, 2 x Italy, North Africa and 1939-45 star.
Los 270
Tray of miscellaneous gauges 1 & 0 items: Skytrex 0-gauge coal wagon ‘H.C.Bull’ (NM); 0-gauge Lionel lifting bridge, some patches of light corrosion but in good working order (G); Highfield models 0-gauge LNER/NER br/3rd bogie coach kit, body only without bogies, with instructions. Non-original box, contents not checked; Hornby tender LNER green (F); gauge 1 possibly repro B/Lowke animal loading pen (E); two gauge 1 animal buildings – pig sty & stable – probably home-made
Los 532
Collection of Hornby-Dublo items: D1 Through station with ramps, plain edges, a few chips (VG) (BP); 5091 single track tunnel with smoke effect on portals (E) (BP); three electrical items not tested, caveat emptor – D1 controller, transformer & H&M Powerpack. D1 signal cabin & D1 level crossing, both (VG-E) (BVG); footbridge (G); four Super Detail 2-rail wagons: UG Sand; Saxa Salt; Shell Lub Oil tank all (E) (BG); with BR maroon horse box missing one upper door, with horse; 5045 colour light single home signal (E) (BNM); ED2 electric double arm semaphore signal (E) (BE), one buffer, two each green & red Dublo switches
Los 552
Eight Hornby steam outline locos: R2674 LMS 0-6-0 3F 7413 (M) (BM); R2672 Caledonian 0-4-0 No.272 (M)(BM); R2026 GWR 0-4-2 1458 (NM) (BE); R068 PO NCB 0-4-0 (M) (E); R057 Caledonian 0-4-0 (E) (BVG); R256 0-4-0 light freight (VG) (BG); R162 0-4-0 Dunraven (G) (BF); BR 0-6-0 Jinty (G) in incorrect box
Los 317
Shoebox containing mainly continental items: Marklin warning bell, green (E); three more, makers unidentified, one marked ‘German’, one mechanism requires repair. All bells manual not automatic. Single barrier crossing with barrier pole & hut, vendor suggests by Lehmann (G); French type single signal (E); unidentified traffic light, electric (G); Astra 2-colour signal (E)
Los 198
1937-41 E420, Hornby 20v AC electric 4-4-0 loco & 6-wheeled tender ‘Eton’ Southern, ‘900’ on small cab-side plates, one broken. ‘Southern 900’ on tender. Wheels appear solid, collector spoons not overworn. Some retouching to L/h cab-side, with very light creasing to each cab-side. Cab roof has some marks. A few chips to centre splashers lining. Both tender sides show some crazing and ‘scratches’ in the paintwork.
Los 105
A Caldercraft kit built 1:48 scale model of a Tyne-tug, comprising of GRP hull with wooden, balsa wood, and metal superstructure, built to a good standard and supplied with Futaba Attack 2DR radio control unit and battery, with two removable superstructure sections to access rudder servo battery and other fixtures and fittings, additional detail has been added to include a light function, constructed by Percy L. Hart of Willingham, Cambridgeshire, length 29", max width approx 9", height to include stand 16"
Los 327
1936-41 Hornby 0-gauge E320 20v AC 4-4-2 electric loco & tender LNER darker green 4472 ‘Flying Scotsman.’ Shadowed 4472 on cab-sides, black smokebox, 4 boiler bands, outline rear splasher lining, black/gold nameplate. Wheels appear sound but in need of cleaning. A few marks and one small indentation on cab roof. Light corrosion to handrails. (VG). Tender (G-VG).
Los 326
1936-41 Hornby 0-gauge 3C 4-4-2 clockwork loco & tender LMS 6100 ‘Royal Scot.’ Shadowed 6100 on cab-sides, black smokebox & deflectors, 4 boiler bands, outline rear splasher lining, lined LMS No.2 Special tender. Some light crazing to one side of loco, marks to cab roof and a few elsewhere. Wheels appear sound. Pony wheels are replacements (VG-E). Tender lightly creased at front L/h side, some chips & scratches. All tender wheels are incorrect – should be spoked, those on this tender are a mixture of styles and diameters! (F-G)
Los 288
Six Hornby 0-gauge bogie goods wagons: 1933-4 No.2 cattle truck LMS green base, bogies & roof, large gold ‘LMS’ on grey body (G); No.2 luggage van NE black base, light grey body, smaller gold ‘NE’ repainted white roof, normal body pressing (VG); 1935-9 Trolley wagon, red base, green bolsters, black bogies (G-VG); 1936-41 one each of the three No.2 High Capacity wagons – LMS coal, faded one side (F); NE brick (P) & GW loco (F-G).
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