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A box containing a quantity of various automobile lamps and parts to include a Joseph Lucas of Birmingham Calcia Club example, etc

A late 19th century oil painting on canvas by Henry Frederick Lucas Lucas, study of a soldier from the 17th Lancers Regiment, on a brown horse and in a mountainous setting, inscribed bottom left - 17th Lancers, Sketch by H F Lucas Lucas and dated 1897, also inscribed verso - Trooper 17th Lancers, Sketched by H F Lucas Lucas, Rugby May 1987, 47 x 35 cm approx in beaded gilt frame

A interesting collection of 19th century and later stoneware and glass bottles, together with two pieces of stone 'excavated in 1965 by the Manshead Archeological Society of Dunstable', reputedly from the Dominican Priory. Condition Report: Marriott & Co., Foleshill, Coventry. Lawrance & Sons, Yarmouth Beccles, Ipswich W & S Lucas Ltd, Hitchin.

PENNY FARTHING LUCAS BIKE LAMP a Lucas's Patent No 2493 'King of the Road' Penny Farthing bike lamp, with some damages. 22cms high

CAR LIGHTS: A good pair of vintage Lucas classic car spotlights / front mounted lights. Both SLR576, complete with brackets. Along with an early pair of car indicators.

FIGHTER PILOT PROFILE COLLECTION: A fabulous presentation album based on the RAF Fighter Pilots during WWII. Entire album of fact sheets and medal details etc - each card being hand signed in pencil by the relevant pilot; All hand signed, apart from Douglas Bader which is printed. Issued by the Douglas Bader Foundation. Signatures include; Rod Smith, Duncan Smith, John Cunningham, John Waddy, Denys Gillam, Pete Brothers, Don Kingaby, Brian Kingcome, Johnnie Johnson, Alan Deere, Alan Smith, HM Stephen, Bob-Stanford Tuck, Chris Foxley-Norris, Dutch Hugo, Laddie Lucas, Bobby Ospring, Denis Crowley - Milling, David Scott-Malden, Nip Heppell, Peter Townsend, Paddy Barthopp, Frank Carey, Sandy Johnstone, Jamie Jameson, Hugh Dindas. Great collection.

A BUCKINGHAMSHIRE YEOMANRY QSA WITH THREE BARS. A Queens South Africa Medal with bars Cape Colony-South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902. Named to 25246 Cpl E Smeeton 38th Coy Imp Yeo. (High Wycombe) Part of the 10th Battalion Imperial Yeomanry, the Bucks Yeomanry sent two contingents of 120 men at a time. A L/Cpl E Smeaton is listed as being accidentally wounded in the action at Wonderfontein 11th June 1901. On this day the Company had Pte Lucas KIA, L Sjt Gillham Wounded (Since Died). Privates Povey & Britwell slightly wounded, also Pte Healy injured.

An unusual relic, part of a Tabella found at Blythburgh Priory Suffolk, by the artist John Seymour Lucas and documentation

2 Railway lamps and a cycles lamp. 2 hand held railway lamps, one a ‘Welch Patent’ British Railways Eastern Region square sectioned unpainted steel and copper lamp. With four round clear glass windows, hinged opening door for access to wick with wick adjuster to one corner. Copper topped with hinged opening vent, connected via chain to a hinged handle. The base serves as an oil sump and is equipped with a screw filler. Plus, another later BR style round black painted hand held guard’s lamp, with red, green and clear aspect lenses. Also a Lucas bicycle lamp. An example painted in black with adjustable fitting bracket to rear, clear round lens to front with rectangular green lenses to sides. QGC-GC for age some age wear/patina overall. Plate 3

Dinky Toys A.E.C. Fuel Tanker (945). A scarce promotional example in Lucas Oil green livery, tractor unit with black interior and chassis. In original blister style box, minor wear. Vehicle Mint. Plate 8

A 1930's Rolls Royce bulb kit by Joseph Lucas Ltd (No 12C)

An Eccles type miners safety lamp and an early Lucas cycle lamp.

Two Lucas King of the Road lamps, a/f

Italian School (17th century) Standing classical figure with cupid and cherubs, brown pen and ink, together with a further Continental ink drawing of the deposition from the cross, a reverse engraving after Lucas van Leyden of a young man holding a skull, (Bartsch 174), a further reversed copy engraving by the same artist of Saint Jerome in the Desert, (Bartsch 113), a tondo engraving of a fisherman, and a further etching after G A Sirani ''Bacchanale d' Enfants'' , 7.5cm by 8cm, 8.5cm by 16.5cm respectively and various other sizes (6 unframed)

F Lucas-Brewer Watercolour drawing "Robin's Farm, Heston" showing Osterley church F L Brewer Watercolour drawing Alpine landscape with trees and Haystacks in field with gate in foreground Unattributed Watercolour drawing Continental hillside houses, indistinctly signed (4)

David Lucas Pencil and watercolour St Paul's from the Thames, signed and dated 1937 lower right, 24cm x 32cm

LUCAS FILM LTD & TM X 9 BOXED STAR WARS MODELS, UNCHECKED

1921 Lucas Electrical Equipment for Motor Cars. A rare 44 pp. illustrated catalogue covering lighting and starting sets, with full details and specifications of early vintage electrical accessories, the cover a little faded and edges creased, but editorial very sound (1)

1931 Lucas Motor-Cyclealities. Covering the full range of accessories available, dated November 1930, 60 pp. in a landscape style, well-illustrated, cover soiled but content very good (1)

*Two Lucas, Series 630 Lamps. Manufactured between 1910 and 1930, these are combination rear and number plate oil-powered lamps, both lamps are labelled 634, and will make one good, useable example, AF (2)

Lucas Motoralities. Five Lucas brochures, including a copy of the rare 80-page vertical format catalogue for Season 1913, unfortunately in very worn and stained covers and with a fair amount of staining internally, but nevertheless valuable for its well-illustrated and detailed information about the Company's motor lamps, dynamos, horns, pumps, oilers, lubricators, etc., plus, a good copy of the 1928 catalogue, and three early Running Instruction booklets for Electric Lighting and Starting Equipment (soiled and worn), Lucas 'Magdyno' Lighting and Ignition Set for Motor-Cycles; and Lucas Magnetos, also, a petit booklet (4 pages plus covers), dated September 1925, for Langol Motor Oils, staples rusty, but the last three items otherwise generally sound (6)

*A circa 1882 Joseph Lucas & Son 'Hub Lamp', in good, original condition, albeit with some surface rusting, the lamp retains its original oil reservoir, wick holder and threaded filling cap, this third model 'Divided Style' lamp is the first to have a near-side sliding window for lighting, threaded centralising antennae and hub tightening bolts, all of the glasses are in good fettle (1)

*Signa Reflector by Lucas, unused old stock, with its original delivery box, also, a Starlite battery rear lamp with its delivery box, together with a P & H 'Redbeam' reflector box only (3)

An 1911 Lucas Ltd., illustrated catalogue, issued in November 1910, the contents include lamps, tools, bells, pumps, oilers, etc., paper loss to the front fore-edge (1)

An 1907 Lucas Ltd., illustrated catalogue, issued in November 1906, bound in a figured card cover, 46 pp. and includes lamps, tools, bells, pumps, oilers, etc. (1)

An 1900 Lucas Ltd., illustrated wholesale catalogue, issued in December 1899, bound in a green buckram book, and includes lamps, tools, bells, pumps, oilers, etc., gilt tooling to the cover, the first two pages are copies, but fundamentally sound (1)

An 1897 Lucas & Son fully illustrated wholesale catalogue, issued in December 1896, two catalogues in a red buckram bound book: 'Cyclalities', to include lamps, tools, bells, pumps, oilers, etc., together with a Lucas catalogue of 'Cycle Parts', fixtures and fittings, to include logs, chain, chain wheels, gear cases, handlebars grips and the like, also bound-in is a 'Lowest Fixed Retail Price' booklet, gilt tooling to the cover and a little soiled, but fundamentally sound (1)

*A 'Lustra' acetylene-gas-powered bicycle lamp by Joseph Lucas, in good condition with its original nickel-plating, dated 1922, and with all component parts, including its burner (1)

*An 'Aceta' acetylene-gas-powered bicycle lamp by Joseph Lucas, in very good condition with its original nickel-plating, dated 1922, it comes with all component parts insitu (1)

*A 'Colonia' acetylene-gas-powered bicycle lamp by Joseph Lucas, dated 1917, in excellent original condition, it comes with all components, to include damper plates, burner, and water control valve (1)

*A 'Silver King' oil-powered bicycle lamp by Joseph Lucas, dating from the 1920s, the lamp has been correctly re-plated in self-levelling nickel-plate, and is complete with all components insitu (1)

Cycle Tyres. A section of catalogues for Dunlop, Constrictor, Dayton Cycles, Hutchinson Tyres, Palmer Tyres, Kynoch Cycles, Sturmey Archer, Avon, and Lucas publications, fair condition (a quantity)

*A J Lucas Ltd., 'Favorite' rear rack for a bicycle, circa 1910, together with another similar period rack, both with mounting brackets (2)

*A Lucas Type 312L combination Stop, Tail and Reversing lamp, with correct glasses and electrical fittings, black enamel finish and attached to an East Sussex armorial plate, AF (1)

*A Joseph Lucas 'Calcia Cadet' acetylene gas lamp, dated 1931, retaining its original nickel-plating and fittings (1)

*Four small acetylene gas lamps, two versions of Lucas' 'Calcia Cadet' and two H. Miller & Co. lamps dating from the 1930s, various conditions (4)

*Three Joseph Lucas manufactured oil-powered lamps, and another by Powell and Hanmer, all of steel construction (4)

*Three acetylene gas lamps by Lucas, a 'Calcia Major', and two versions of the pre-WWI 'Aceta Major', also, a Powell and Hanmer 'Revenge', various conditions (4)

*A Joseph Lucas 'Calcia Major' acetylene gas lamp dated 1929, retaining its original black enamel finish, together with a circa 1910 H. Miller & Co., 'Regalite' acetylene gas lamp (2)

*A circa 1914 'Warna' oil-powered rear lamp and three other Lucas-manufactured front oil lamps, all of steel construction (4)

*A matched pair of Joseph Lucas 'Silver King' oil-powered lamps, each dating from the late 1930s, both in apparently working condition, also a rare circa 1905 'King of the Road' oil lamp created in the style of the more common 'Silver King', but of cheaper steel construction (3)

*Three acetylene gas lamps, one each by Powell and Hanmer and Lucas, together with a 1930s GPO red-enamelled lamp by Miller, each looking serviceable (3)

*A Lucas '260N' acetylene gas lamp dated 1920, and a pre-WWI Acetyphote acetylene gas lamp in need of refurbishment, together with a pair of Joseph Lucas 'Calcia Club' acetylene gas lamps, one dated 1925, the other 1933, both retaining their original nickel-plating (4)

*A Lucas Candle-Powered 'Candle' Lamp, dating circa 1908, a third pattern lamp in excellent, almost unused, condition, with its original nickel-plating and fittings (1)

*An Oil-Powered Hub Lamp. A facsimile lamp manufactured to a particularly high standard about thirty years ago, made in the Lucas 'Divided Style' of circa 1884 with a single sprung clip at the base, but with the earlier pick-wick wick holder, and no slot for a winding mechanism, incorporated are two red side glasses, a circular rear glass, and a bevelled edge 3-inch front glass, all in perfect condition, in full working order, it is finished in a matt black enamel, and an out-of-period oval badge is fitted to the front (1)

*'Silver King'. Five examples of the Joseph Lucas-manufactured lamps, various conditions, various periods (5)

*'The Planet'. A circa 1892 oil-powered safety bicycle lamp by J. Lucas & Sons, with circular red side glasses and a bevelled edge front glass, all in good condition and painted a matt black finish (1)

*Two Candle-Powered Bicycle Lamps, one being a third pattern Lucas example of circa 1905, the other a Powell and Hanmer 'Aerolite' of 1910 (2)

*Three bicycle reflectors, a Lucas version, an R. H. Lea and a Victoria (3)

*Three bicycle mascots, three collapsing telescopic drinking cups, a Lucas No 4 brass oiler and a long trumpet bulb horn (8)

*A Lucas Type 96 Inspection lamp, the electric cable retained on reel in the body of the lamp, also another electric-powered hand-held inspection lamp, AF (2)

*Circa 1898 Quadrant Tricycle. Finished in green enamel and complemented with good nickel-plating, this machine is in campaigning condition, drive to the rear wheels is by a combination differential and contracting band brake differential, to 26-inch wheels, the inch-pitch block chain like the chain wheel is in good condition with the nickel-plated handlebars possessing celluloid grips and a fitted Lucas LSD bell, other features include foot rests fitted to the front forks, new tyres, leather saddle and correct rear luggage support (1)

*A circa 1898 Gormully & Jeffery Mfg. Co., gentleman's 'American Rambler' bicycle, possessing a 24-inch frame, 28-inch wheels, a large inch pitch 'cupped' chain wheel, American back-pedalling rear hub brake, up-turned 18-inch handlebars with patented cork grips and a Lucas roller bell, the delightfully decorative and linear lugs are peculiar to this maker, it comes with a leather saddle and saddle bag. A good refurbishment project (1)

*A circa 1923 Centaur Cross-Frame 'Model 11', gentleman's roadster, with a 23-inch black enamel frame and nickel-plated parts, this is an older restoration and features a single speed chain set with a 'High' 7-inch crank, rat trap pedals, 28-inch Westwood rims and tyres, down-turned 20-inch handlebars with stem fitted short brake levers operating stirrup brakes to both wheels, a Brooks B66 leather saddle and a Lucas bell are fitted, the steering lock is broken (1)

*A circa 1904 'Columbia' Shaft Drive gentleman's 'Model 66' light roadster by The Pope Mfg., Co., having a 23-inch sprung frame with a coil spring housing just below the saddle, with fulcrums at the bottom bracket and rear fork stays, the shaft drive mechanism in good original condition, and retains its oil reservoir threaded cap, 7-inch cranks with rat trap pedals, a three-speed hub gear with a Sturmey Archer thumb control on the 20-inch handlebars, (no cable fitted) and centre-pull cantilever brake on the front Endrick rim. The original front mudguard is insitu and this rare bicycle comes with a snub-nose leather saddle and Lucas bell. A good refurbishment project See also lot 530. (1)

*A 1921 Raleigh 'Special' Model B Roadster. With a 24-inch frame numbered 633919, a nicely restored bicycle with box lining and correct style decals, black enamelled chain-case and handlebars, with latter with roller brake levers operating period stirrup brakes on 28-inch Westwood rims, also fitted is a period rear rack, a Lucas bell, a Brooks (OO) badged leather saddle a 1908 period Lucas 'Holophote' and a Powell and Hanmer rear oil-powered lamps. A K-type gear hub and brass pump and block rubber pedals complete the ensemble. In fine, rideable condition (1)

*A circa 1931 Raleigh Record. A forerunner of the Record Ace, a lower frame model with a number of 16761, having a black enamel finish and decals, the 22-inch frame includes a chain wheel dated 'S' (1931), driving a double fixed hub, Endrick rims with wingnuts back and front, a Bowden cable operated contracting brake to the front wheel, North Road handlebars mounted on a single tube extension, Raleigh pneumatic pump, rat-trap pedals with toe clips and a Lucas 'Calcia Cadet' acetylene gas lamp fitted to the nearside fork with a bell and a B17 saddle (1)

*A circa 1910 Rudge Whitworth Lady's Roadster. Comprising a swan neck loop frame of 23-inches the bicycle features up-turned silver enamelled handlebars with inverted brake levers and a Lucas bell fitted, a tall steering head, centre pull stirrup brakes, Brooks B52 leather saddle, period mudguards, Westwood rims with 28-inch tyres, pump and adjustable single piece cranks and chain set with rubber block pedals. The machine is painted dark green and comes with a steering lock, a rear reflector and a Lucas 'Aceta' acetylene gas lamp of the correct period (1)

A Motoring Book Collection comprising various titles, Annual automobile Review 1953/54 and a French edition for 1954/55, Mascot Catalogues by Robert Ames, Encyclopaedia of the Motor Car edited by Nick Georgano, The Bugatti Book by Eaglesfield, Lucas the First Hundred Years by Nockolds, various juvenile books with picture covers and ten different Shire motoring albums, and other titles (a quantity)

*A Lucas 17c spare bulb-holder. A brass cylinder with caps at both ends, with its firewall mounting clip, also a Lucas No 20 oiler, a flexible petrol pourer with threaded cap to fit a two-gallon petrol can, and a universal volt meter (4)