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Los 342
BRITAINS & others - a good selection of painted lead farm animals, figures and accessories including pigs, sheep, cattle, horses, hens, geese, rabbits, cats, sheep dogs, hay rick, corn stook, bee hive, dovecote, blacksmith and anvil, farmer on yellow tractor, fencing and others (a lot) ++some damage but generally good condition
Los 690
A box containing an assortment of vintage die cast model vehicles to include numerous examples by Dinky, the Dinky Armoured Command Vehicle 677, Shado 2, AEC Monarch 166, Field Marshall Tractor 301, etc, various other military, industrial and civilian vehicles together with a Corgi Lunar Bug in the Corgi Comics Range, etc
Los 177
Selection of diecast models: boxed Moko Farmette #1 Log Wagon and two Horses; boxed Moko Farmette Treasure Chest #11 Water Wagon; boxed Moko Farmette #2 Farm Wagon and Two Horses; boxed Benbros TV Series Gypsy Caravan; Master Model Wee World Tractor with Roller; six unboxed models including two Schuco Piccolo. P-VG. (11)
Los 819
The DOWNS SCHOOL (Seaford, East Sussex) - Visitors Book (Nov. 1929 - Dec 1942), gilt-ruled & lettered cloth (with hand embroidered loose cover), oblong 4to.; some 41 leaves used & containing approx. 80 signatures / inscriptions. * founded (as a girls boarding school) in 1901, evacuated to Cornwall ('for the duration') in 1940, and closed 1964 (?). The visitors, many from the musical world, included Rachmaninoff, Stravinsky, Artur Schnabel, Myra Hess & Arthur Rubenstein. of especial interest is that of Lt. Col.Victor Haddick (undated, but 1929/30) who had led the Tractor Party ( a main responsibility being the developing of John Noel's film reels) in the ill- fated & controversial 1924 British Everest Expedition; comprising 8 lines of verse headed ' Lines to Mallory & Irvine (killed on Everest 1924) - Not theirs to tell the glory that they saw / The lightening swords, the crushing thunder bars / Nor tempest rage, nor summits shining peace / Under the stars . . . '; and surmounted by the blue Everest Label - apparently put on all mail carried by runners from the mountain, prior to being stamped at an Indian post office. Illustrated
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