Enamel signs, Toys and Collectors

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Lot 17

An Ogden's Coolie Cut Plug narrow enamel sign, 12 x 60".

17An Ogden's Coolie Cut Plug narrow enamel sign, 12 x 60".
Chippenham Auction Rooms

An Ogden's Coolie Cut Plug narrow enamel sign, 12 x 60".

Lot 457

An Avon Brilliant Polish part pictorial tin fingerplate, 3 x 8".

457An Avon Brilliant Polish part pictorial tin fingerplate, 3 x 8".
Chippenham Auction Rooms

An Avon Brilliant Polish part pictorial tin fingerplate, 3 x 8".

Lot 483

A small yellow and black enamel sign - "Employees' Cycles and Vehicles", 8 x 5".

483A small yellow and black enamel sign - "Employees' Cycles and Vehicles", 8 x 5".
Chippenham Auction Rooms

A small yellow and black enamel sign - "Employees' Cycles and Vehicles", 8 x 5".

Lot 902

A piece of parachute collected in 1944 by Albert Housdon of Biggleswade who was one of the first

902A piece of parachute collected in 1944 by Albert Housdon of Biggleswade who was one of the first
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A piece of parachute collected in 1944 by Albert Housdon of Biggleswade who was one of the first airborne seaborne party coming up the corridor wi...

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