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Preisdatenbank abonnierenThird quarter of 20th century 9ct gold centre seconds wrist watch, Rekord, 022-18, the Swiss 16-jewel movement to a signed and silvered circular dial with outside minute track, Arabic evens and further dagger markers and hands with a red sweep centre seconds in a polished case with snap on bezel and back, London 1959, maker's mark LA, 222, 008, and fitted with a sprung link bracelet, width 3.2cm
Modern automatic centre seconds calendar wrist watch, Seiko Presage, 6R15D, the 23-jewel automatic movement to a navy blue circular dial with printed Roman numerals with outside minute track and white finished spade hands with chrome sweep centre seconds and date aperture at 3 in a polished and brushed steel case with exhibition back and large signed winding crown fitted with a navy blue stitched leather strap with deployant clasp, together with its original fitted box of issue, width without crown 4.1cm
Robert Harrop Camberwick Green collectable figures including CGS06 Miss Lovelace and Mrs Cobbit in the Hat Shop "Morning Tea", CGCS05 Roger Valley "Seasonal Sweep", CGCS03 Paddy and Mary Murphy "Windy Wonderland", CG28 Mrs Lovelace, CG48 Dutch Organ Dancers, CG29 Windy Miller on his Tricycle, CG93 Dr Mopp "Thrushes in the Trees", CGYP05 Jonathan Bell and his Cow and CGFG01 Brackett "Time Flies By", each boxed, some limited edition, (9)
Robert Harrop Camberwick Green collectable figures including CG58 Fred (Assistant Telephone Engineer), CG55 Mr Crockett (Car Mechanic), CG24 Nibs Minton (Apprentice), CG82 Mr Robinson (Window Cleaner), CG53 Harry Farthing (Sculptor), CG30 Harry Farthing (Potter), CG52 The Artist, CG66 Horace (Bricklayer), CGY04 Nick Fisher (Bill Poster), CG67 Cyril (Bricklayer), CG33 Roger Varley (Chimney Sweep) and CG80 Mr Gubbins (Dustman), each boxed, (12)
A presentation cased Rolled gold cased Swiss made Pocket Watch/stop Watch, serial no. 636920 having a nicely engineered jewelled movement including a plated marked ''Spare parts in here'', the white face having Roman numerals and Arabic second markers and with sweep second hand and subsidiary dials indicating seconds and 30 minute counter. (suspense loop absent) but in running order, 2'' diameter
A brass cased radio room bulkhead clock by Mercer:, the single barrel movement numbered 010064 to backplate, white enamel dial signed as per title with Arabic numerals and red outer seconds, black hands and red seconds sweep , with quartered section at the 3 and 9 o'clock positions, label to back of case 'British Holly Radio Room', 20cm diameter.
An interesting collection of Obituaries of prominent airmen. With many photographs. 1. Squadron Leader Cecil Arthur Lewis MC. WWI Ace of 56 Squadron with 8 victories. Famous author of 'Sagittarius Rising.' 2. Air Commodore Sir Frank Whittle Famous inventor of the jet engine, Obituaries plus illustrated article 'Great Britons.', 3. Air Vice Marshal Leonard Pankhurst CB CBE. 4. Air Marshal Sir Peter Horsley KCB CBE LVO AFC Mosquito pilot shot down attacking V-I sites. Post-war investigated UFO'S and believed an attempt was made on his life. 5. Air Marshal Sir Gerald Gibb KBE MC** WI RFC pilot triple MC winner. Served as deputy to Sir Keith Park in NO.11 Group during the Battle of Britain. 6. Air Marshal Sir Arthur McDonald KCB AFC Pioneered system of locating and intercepting enemy aircraft which proved vital in the Battle of Britain. 7. Air Marshal Sir Gareth Clayton KCB DFC* WWII Blenheim pilot.8. Air Chief Marshal Sir Theodore McEvoy KCB CB Outstanding fighter leader badly wounded in 1941 returning from a sweep over France. 9. Air Chief Marshal Sir Hugh Constantine KBE CB leader of No. 5 Group Bomber Command WWII. 10. Squadron Leader Bernard Citroen son of famous French car manufacturing family of iconic car used by the dreaded Gestapo and French Milice. He escaped to Britain and flew with the Free French. 11. Celebrated Aviation artist Frank Wootten OBE 12. Daily Mail Friday 17 Feb 2012 feature on the forgotten RAF hero's 8 day war in May 1940 who destroyed 7 enemy aircraft during the German Blitzkrieg of France before being shot down and killed. 13. Major General Charles W. Sweeney USAF Captain of the B-29 bomber that dropped the A-bomb on Nagasaki. 14. Lieutenant Colonel Robert E. Cole USAF bomber pilot and last survivor of the 1942 Doolittle Raid.' 15. Gordon Cooper Pioneering astronaut of 'Project Mercury.' He was featured in the film The Right Stuff.' 16. Published Guinness advert celebrating the RAF. . Good Condition. All signed pieces come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99.
A Ralph Wood type late 18th century pearl ware figure of a chimney sweep, height 18cm. Provenance: from a private collection in Worcestershire. Additional InformationRestoration to the raised section before his feet, possible restoration to the upper section of the tree stump, but overall general surface wear. There is a crack running through his right ankle.
Original vintage propaganda poster published to warn against the risk of pools gambling and betting: A Fool and his money - Mug's Game'. A betting pool, sports lottery, sweep, or office pool if done at work, is a form of gambling, specifically a variant of parimutuel betting influenced by lotteries, where gamblers pay a fixed price into a pool (from which taxes and a house "take" or "vig" are removed), and then make a selection on an outcome, usually related to sport. In an informal game, the vig is usually quite small or non-existent. The pool is evenly divided between those that have made the correct selection. There are no odds involved; each winner's payoff depends simply on the number of gamblers and the number of winners. (True parimutuel betting, which was historically referred to as pool betting, involves both odds calculations and variable wager amounts.) Betting pools are not connected merely to sports, as there are topics such as deaths and births which people can bet on. Death pools usually involve well-known individuals, such as celebrities and sports figures, which the participants predict will die within a certain period of time, with more points being assigned to individuals who are under the age of 80 years or appear to be in generally good health. On the other hand, birth pools involve individuals picking specific dates in which someone, who can be either a celebrity or friend, gives birth. Good condition, small tears and paper losses in margins. Country: UK, year of printing: 1940s, designer: Mays, size (cm): 49x37
Gents Omega Wristwatch, the silvered metallic dial marked "Omega Geneve, with sweep seconds hand & date box at the three position, the movement is marked "Omega Watch Co Swiss 17 Jewels" and is cal.613 & has serial number 32716289, with Gold plated bezel and stainless Steel strap, approx 36mm diameter not counting the winding crown
Vintage Gents Military style Jaeger Le Coultre Wristwatch with toned Enamel dial, luminous painted numerals and hands, with sweep seconds hand, approx 33mm diameter, not counting the winding crown, marked "Jaeger Le Coultre" with nut type screw back, numerous scratches to case back and lacking strap, case back numbered 596199 and unopened
Vintage Gents Stainless Steel Favre Leuba Datic Wristwatch, the silvered metallic dial marked "Favre Leuba Geneve Datic" with sweep seconds hand and date box at the three position, the movement is Automatic & marked "Favre Leuba 21 Jewels Swiss" cal.104 with serial number 020123, approx 34mm diameter not counting the winding crown and comes with a stainless Steel strap
Vintage Gents Orator 17 Jewel Chronograph Wristwatch, with two button register, the silvered dial having two sub dials, blued hands & sweep seconds hand, marked "Orastor 17 Rubis Antimagnetic", approx 36mm diameter, not counting the winding crown, with stainless Steel case back, the Chronograph movement marked "Orator Watch Co Swiss 17 Jewels" & comes with later replacement Leather strap
Gents Stainless Steel Omega Wristwatch, the silvered dial marked "Omega Geneve" with sweep seconds hand and date box at the three position, the movement is marked "Omega Watch Co Swiss 17 Jewels" Cal.613 and is numbered 28382565, approx 36mm diameter not counting the winding crown with Leather strap and Omega logo marked Buckle
Gents Stainless Steel Bulova Snorkel Automatic Divers Wristwatch, with black dial, sweep seconds hand and date box at the three position, marked "Bulova Snorkel Automatic Waterproof 666 Feet", with rotating bezel, movement marked "Bulova watch Co Swiss 23 Jewels" cal.11BLACD and approx 36mm diameter not counting the winding crown with replacement Leather strap
Lip - An open faced pocket watch / chronograph / tachymeter, according to the inscription on the reverse, from Les 24 Heures Du Mans, circa 1950, the signed white dial, 45mm diameter, with black Arabic numerals, blued hands, subsidiary seconds register and chemin de fer chapter ring, the chronograph / tachymeter with centre sweep, subsidiary minutes register at 12 o'clock and four additional outer timing rings, unsigned mechanical crown wind movement with inner push button stopwatch control, the reverse plain and engraved 'Les 24 Heures Du Mans 1950 No 32' Other Notes: Automobiles Gordini (a division of Renault sport) entered a work's team of 6 cars in the 1950 Le Mans 24 hour endurance race, including one car driven by 5 times Formula One world champion Juan Manuel Fangio (no. 33), a record which stood for 47 years until beaten by Michael Schumacher. Fangio was considered one of the best racing drivers of all time. This stopwatch, however, was apparenty allocated to no. 32, a Simca Gordini T15S coupé driven by Fangio's teammates Frenchmen Maurice Trintgnat and Robert Manzon. Both Formula One drivers of the era, Trintgnat won Le Mans in 1954, and the Monaco Grands Prix in 1955 and 1958 during his 14 year racing career. Manzon was the new boy, and this race was his first at senior level, however he achieved overall 3rd place in the Formula One series that year and completed 29 F1 races in his short 6 year career. He died in 2015, the last surviving entrant of the 1950 F1 season. No. 32 retired after completing 34 laps due to a faulty radiator, and by the end of the 24 hours, all 6 cars in team Gordini had retired with mechanical issues. 1950 was an important year in motor racing history; what is now known as Formula 1 was launched that year with the first world championship race held at Silverstone.
Cartier - A gentleman's stainless steel 'Roadster' chronograph wristwatch, the signed tonneau shaped black dial with luminous Roman numerals and hands, centre sweep chronograph counter, three subsidiary registers and date window at 3 o'clock, the thirty seven jewel mechanical automatic ETA movement calibre 2894 - 2 , V8DJ4, movement 8510, with quickset date, case number 910595MX, diameter 43mm, to a signed steel bracelet with deployant clasp One of the most iconic men's watches from the Maison, the Roadster made its debut in 2001 and is Cartier's elegant take on the world of cars. As its name suggests, its design is heavily influenced by the sports cars of the 1950s and 1960s. An unusual feature is the lens above the date window. Its unique shape recalls a curved car windshield. Carrying on the automobile inspiration is the winding crown. Some say the crown mimics the look of a car radiator while others claim it's a tribute to wheels. The dials of the early models were clearly influenced by the speedometer of the Porsche 356 Speedster. Cartier later changed the dials to be more in line with their other watches, including a return to the use of their signature Roman numerals as in this example. Although the Roadster is no longer in production, given its bold design and instantly recognisable silhouette they are still an extremely sought after and classic timepiece.
Gentlemen’s Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust stainless steel wristwatch, model 16030, serial number 8547241, circa 1985, the circular white enamel dial with black enamel Roman numerals, minute markers to the outer chapter ring, centre sweep seconds and date aperture at 3 o’clock, in stainless steel Oyster case with milled coin edge bezel on stainless steel Jubilee bracelet with deployment clasp. Case 36mm diameter. The watch is accompanied by the original Rolex guarantee dated 7.3.1985, purchased from Mappin & Webb, 170 Regent Street, London, with original purchase receipt, original tags and boxes, wallet with calendar and instruction booklet, extra links and Rolex service papers.Condition report: An extremely clean example for of this model. The watch was purchased new by the vendor from Mappin & Webb on the 7th March 1985. It has been extremely well looked after and has had three services by Rolex on 07/02/96, 15/07/99 and 07/11/03, two till receipts for service/repairs dated 15/02/93 and 23/07/99. Probably now due a service. The watch has light surface scratches commensurate with wear. The watch has its original tags, original green Rolex box and Rolex Oyster cardboard box, Rolex wallet with instruction booklet and calendar for 1985-1986 and extra links. The boxes are also in excellent condition.
Gentlemen’s Rolex Submariner vintage stainless steel wristwatch, model 5513/0, serial number 6057058, circa 1983. The black dial with sweep seconds hand and rotating bezel on stainless steel Oyster bracelet. Case 40mm diameter. With original Rolex guarantee dated 1.7.83 purchased from Alexanders Ltd of Guildford Surrey, Rolex Oyster booklet, Rolex International Service Guarantee dated 22.06.2007, spare/original Oyster bracelet and extra links, Rolex box and outer box.Condition report: The watch is currently running and is believed to be keeping good time. The watch was last serviced by E.J.Markham of Colchester in 2014, previously serviced by Rolex on 22.6.2007 when it had a complete overhaul, with receipts for both services. The watch is believed to have only had one previous owner, the vendor purchased the watch in December 1997 from the original owner who purchased the watch when it was new in 1983. The watch has been worn every day by the vendor and therefore the condition is commensurate with daily wear, the bezel is scratched and is lacking the luminous dot, the glass is very scratched. The case and bracelet similarly scratched. Clasp works well. The bracelet was replaced by Rolex when it was serviced in 2007 and is also accompanied by the original bracelet and extra links. Any other replacement parts are unknown. The green Rolex box, wallet and Your Rolex Oyster booklet are all in good condition commensurate with age. The outer Rolex cardboard box might not have belonged to the watch as it has a different model number on the label. The serial number on the watch corresponds with the paperwork and would appear to be a very honest watch with all the supporting items described.
Ladies' Rolex Oyster Perpetual vintage stainless steel wristwatch, model 6723, serial number 3332755, circa 1974. The circular white enamel dial with black enamel Roman numerals and applied steel dot hour markers, centre sweep seconds in stainless steel Oyster case with milled coin edge bezel and stainless steel Oyster bracelet with original green leather Rolex box. Case 25mm diameter.
1970s Gentlemen’s Omega 9ct gold wristwatch with manual-wind movement, the circular gold dial with date aperture, centre sweep seconds and baton hour markers in circular 9ct gold case, 34mm diameter, presentation inscription to reverse, on a 9ct gold bracelet in original red Omega box with original guarantee dated 9th May 1979Condition report: The watch is currently running although we cannot guarantee the accuracy of its timekeeping. Good condition commensurate with age. Gross weight approximately 49.2 grams
Gentlemen’s Omega Constellation Chronometer Automatic wristwatch, the circular gold dial with date aperture, centre sweep seconds, applied gold baton hour markers and hands, circular gold bezel with black enamel Roman numerals in stainless steel case on bi-metal bracelet with deployment clasp. Case numbered 60244037. Case diameter 36mm.
1960s / 1970s gentlemen’s Omega Automatic Genève Dynamic stainless steel wristwatch, the circular blue and brushed steel dial with day and date aperture, blue centre sweep seconds hand, in an oval stainless steel case with brushed finish on an Omega stainless steel bracelet with deployment clasp. Case approximately 42mm wide.
1950s Gentlemen’s Longines wristwatch, the circular dial with applied gold Arabic numerals, gold hands and centre sweep seconds in 10K gold filled case with recessed winding crown, 34mm diameter, on brown leather strapCondition report: Good condition commensurate with age. The watch is currently running although we cannot guarantee the accuracy of its timekeeping. The is a small dent to the bezel near 4 o’clock, scratches and surface wear commensurate with age. Dial in good condition. Any service history, repairs or replacement parts are unknown. No box or papers
Late 20th century Swiss centre seconds watch, Omega, "Ladymatic" cal 671, 22570314, the 24-jewel automatic movement adjusted to 2 positions to a signed and silvered circular dial with gilt and black applied baton markers and dagger hands with sweep centre seconds in a polished circular case with bevelled bezel, signed winding crown and screw down back and with fitted black leather strap, width excluding crown 22mm, weight approx 18gms all in
A late 20th century 18K centre seconds calendar wrist watch, Rolex, Oyster Perpetual, "Datejust", 69178, R295709, the movement (unseen) to a signed gilt dial with further gilt Roman numerals and outside minute track, baton hands with sweep centre seconds and date aperture at 3, in a brushed and polished case with knurled, bevelled bezel with screw down "Oyster" crown and back, with fitted "Jubilee" bracelet with deployant clasp bearing Swiss duty marks, 750, 8571, together with a red leather covered Rolex fitted box, width without crown 26mm
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