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Jig-Saw Puzzles: selection by various publishers including A.V.N. Jones, E.S.A., Arrow, Good Companion, Richards Art. Co. Ltd (for Cadbury's), Hayter and childrens jig-saw puzzles of fables and Rupert Bear; Tops and Tails and playing cards, unchecked, boxes P-E

*Five Neolithic arrow heads and three Roman coins

Robin Hood HN 3720 (Arrow Detached) And Pied Piper HN 3721 (2)

A Seraband runner, the yellow field decorated throughout with flower motifs, within a brown border decorated with geometric arrow shapes in polychrome, multiple guard stripes, 90cm x 340cm

A mid 20th Century nickel plated keyless open face military Pocket Watch, Damas, the 15 jewel Swiss movement, to a black Arabic dial with luminous quarters, subsidiary seconds and infilled hands, in a polished case with snap-on back, marked with a broad arrow, below G S/T P over XX187690, width 2”; Together with a silver curb link Watch Chain, with ‘T’ bar and swivel and South African coin fob, length 11 ½”, (2)

A mixed Lot comprising: 3 20th Century open face keyless Pocket Watches; Together with a Swiss silver cased open face mid size Pocket Watch and a 20th Century nickel cased open face keyless Pocket Watch, with black dial, (A/F), in a polished nickel case with snap-on back cover, marked A over broad arrow, (5)

Two Boxed Bachmann "OO" Gauge Locomotives-Gordon Highlander No.6106 and Green Arrow No.60800; two boxed Hornby "OO" gauge locomotives-Silver Fox No.60017 and City of Bristol No.46237; other trains and accessories.

Stevenson, R.L The Black Arrow. London: Cassel & Co, 1888. First edition, 8vo, original red and black cloth, sunned [fading continues onto upper board], some foxing to title, [Prideaux 26]; Ibid The Master of Ballantrae. London, 1889. First published edition, 8vo, original decorative red and black cloth, faded backstrip, ring stain on upper board, head of backstrip chipped, some rust marks to first few leaves, [Prideaux 27] and 8 later works by Stevenson (10)

A FINE J. PURDEY & SONS .500 / .465 NITRO EXPRESS ROTARY-UNDERLEVER SELF-OPENING SIDELOCK NON-EJECTOR DOUBLE RIFLE, serial no. 18179, 26in. nitro Whitworth-steel chopperlump barrels with matt sight-rib, silver-inlaid open sights and ramp-mounted bead foresight with serial numbered protector hood, rib engraved 'J. PURDEY & SONS. AUDLEY HOUSE. SOUTH AUDLEY STREET. LONDON. MADE OF SIR JOSEPH WHITWORTH'S FLUID PRESSED STEEL', sprung Jones patent rotary-underlever, bolstered treble-grip action with side-clips, bolted automatic safety, arrow cocking-indicators, profusely engraved with best bold stylised acanthus scrollwork, retaining much original colour-hardening and finish, 14 7/8in. highly-figured pistolgrip stock with cheekpiece, sling swivels, 7/8in. rubber recoil pad, engraved and colour-hardened pistolgrip-cap (case label informing that spare foresight will be found under cap), weight 11lb. 4oz., in its brass-cornered oak and leather case. The makers have kindly confirmed that the rifle was completed on November 20th 1908 for the Earl of Landisborough. The rifle also comes with a letter of provenance from the current owner stating that the rifle was obtained by his Uncle from the Blixen-Finecke family (he was a good friend of Gustaf Blixen-Finecke) and that the rifle had been used by Baron Bror von Blixen-Finecke, Swedish born Baron, writer and Big Game Hunter, husband to Karen Blixen (pen name Isak Dineson). The rifle was the subject of an article in the Spring 1997 issue of The Double Gun Journal, pp126-135

J. PURDEY & SONS - A PAIR OF 12-BORE SINGLE TRIGGER SELF-OPENING SIDELOCK EJECTORS, serial no. 17801 / 2, 30in. nitro chopperlump barrels, No.1 replacements by the makers in 1988, No.2 wall thicknesses below recommended minimum, 2 1/2in. chambers, bored approx. 1/4 and 1/2 choke (No.1) and imp cyl and 1/4 choke (No.2), non-selective single triggers, arrow cocking-indicators, automatic safeties, best bouquet and scroll engraving, retaining very slight traces of original colour-hardening, 14 5/8in. highly-figured Prince of Wales grip stocks including 3/4in. wooden extensions, slight setting cracks to the rear of the lockplates, gun No.1 with repaired crack to left underhorn, weight 7lb. (No.1), and 6lb. 10oz. (No.2), in their brass-cornered oak and leather double guncase with some accessories

J. PURDEY & SONS 12-BORE SELF-OPENING SIDELOCK EJECTOR, serial no. 18508, 28in. nitro replacement chopperlump barrels (unsigned, in 1986), 2 3/4in. chambers, bored approx. imp cyl and 1/2 choke, removable striker discs, arrow cocking-indicators, best bouquet and scroll engraving, retaining virtually full renewed colour-hardening and finish, 16in. highly-figured replacement stock, weight 7lb. 3oz., in a brass-cornered oak and leather Purdey case

Rolex, Oysterdate, a mid size stainless steel wristwatch, circa 1951, no.816752, ref;6066, silvered dial with raised arrow-head numerals and Arabic quarters, luminous hands, and date aperture, Oyster two piece screw case, on an associated black leather strap, 17 jewel movement, cal.740, no.63781, with superbalance, adjusted to 2 positions, case dial and movement signed

[America]. The Universe Display'd; or, a Survey of the Wonderful Works of Creation, 1777,. contains 16 engraved plates relating to the Americas including 'The Marriage Ceremony of Canada', 'The Manner of Making a Divorce, by the People of Canada', 'Virginian Conjurer/Priest of Virginia', 'The Virginians rejoicing round a Fire', 'The Mercury of the Mexicans calld' Quetzalcouatl', 'Ceremony of Marriage amongst the Mexicans' ,Mexican Lords with a Slave going before them with a Bow and Arrow', 'The Peruvians Light their Sacred Fire', 'View of Potosi', etc., a few leaves marked, one leaf toen with loss, contemp. calf-backed boards, upper cover detached, 8vo Sold as a collection of plates. (1)

A pair of 19th century Paris ice pails, covers and liners. each with a scroll handle to the cover, decorated with stylised flower sprigs on a white ground, with gilt highlights, underglaze blue crossed arrow mark, 20cm diameter, 21cm high (one riveted); and another pair, similar, taller, with red painted crown over A mark, 21.5cm diameter, 25.5cm high (4) . Provenance: The property of Lord Biddulph.

An early Regency period mahogany sofa table. the moulded edge top over a pair of drawers on standard ends with swept legs terminating in cast lion's paw brass castors, the whole inlaid with boxwood and ebony stringing and arrow detail to the legs 155cm wide, 74cm high, 79cm deep

A 19th Century stained and carved 9 1/4in. knitting stick, carved an arrow piercing a heart, a diamond, heart and ropetwist panels, carved signature of J. Craighead.

An early Qing silver inlaid bronze arrow vase, the tubular handles and neck of the bottle shape geometrically inlaid, the globular body with flowers below a leiwen band on the shoulders, shi sou mark, 14cm high

A Wrenn No.W2265A, S.R. Bullied Pacific 4-6-2 tender locomotive 'Fighter Pilot', 21C155, lined green 'Goldern Arrow' livery, boxed.

a French platinum surete pin, designed as an arrow, set throughout with rose cut diamonds and baguette cut onyx length 6cm

An early 20th Century nickel cased open face keyless Stop Watch, the Swiss movement to an enamel dial with scale of 0 – 60, and subsidiary for half-hour, with blued steel hands, in a hinged and polished case, the back cover marked with a broad arrow Carley & Clemence Ltd, Mark II, No 5022 1916, width 2 ¼”

An early 20th Century nickel cased open face keyless, Pocket Watch, the Swiss 15-jewel movement, with Geneva striped decoration, to an Arabic enamel dial with subsidiary seconds and blued steel hands, in a polished case, with screw down back, marked with a broad arrow over C – 2325, together with a short steel Watch Chain, width 2”

A mixed Lot comprising: Two open face keyless Pocket Watches, the first unsigned, with 15 jewel movement to an Arabic enamel dial, with luminous markers, in a polished nickel case, with snap on back, marked with a broad arrow, over GS TP over M 82 9, the second Leonidas, the jewelled movement to a silvered Arabic dial with luminous markers and hands, with subsidiary seconds, in a polished case, with snap on back and marked with a broad arrow over GSTP, over T30065, over XX (2)

A mid 20th Century stainless steel centre seconds, Military Wrist Watch, Jaeger – le Coultre, the jewelled movement, to a signed black dial, with Arabic numerals and luminous quarters and hands, signed over a broad arrow, with sweep centre seconds, in a polished steel case, with bevelled bezel, and screw down cover, marked with a further broad arrow, over 6B/346, over 3154/48, over B/97, and fitted with a sprung link bracelet, width 1 ½” (ILLUSTRATED INSIDE COVER)

A mixed Lot comprising: A Military issue Wrist Watch, marked to the case with a broad arrow, over ATP, over P2864, together with two various Ladies Wrist Watches and two further base metal, keyless, Pocket Watches, (5).

A First World War issue leather cased, Prismatic Compass, Verners pattern, VIII, of typical patinated brass construction, with rotating disc and folding eye piece, and marked to the back with a broad arrow, over FL, over no 113037, over 1918, fitted in stitched leather case, dated 1916

A mid 20th Century military issue three draw Telescope, BC Ltd & Co, TEL, SCT,REGT MK2S “15924” OS126GA and a broad arrow, of anodized brass form, with leather covers and stitched leather outer carry case, length compressed 10 ½”

A late 19th Century patinated Spelter and green onyx Clock Garniture, the clock case surmounted by cupid firing an arrow, to a shaped base with applied scrolling foliate mounts, and further scrolling feet, to a cast brass bezel enclosing a 3” Arabic enamelled dial with blued steel fleur de lys hands, and side pieces depicting scantily clad maidens, on similar scrolling foliate bases, to a circular brass movement, with anchor escapement and strike on a blued steel coiled gong, height 15”

A spelter clock garniture, the clock with a gladiator surmount with panthers to the base, flanked by gladiators, one with a spear and shield, the other a bow and arrow.

Lowestoft bowl circa 1770 painted with flora issuing from rockwork, with floral loop and arrow border, 15cm diameter

Lowestoft coffee cup circa 1770 painted with oriental figures with underglaze blue flower and arrow type border to interior, (hairline crack) 5.5cm high

* A fine late 19th-century electrum Hydrographic Office Station Pointer, signed on the circle frame Worthington London, and further engraved H.O.[up arrow]6. the circle, with two verniers divided 0+-180+ (x2), with fine adjustment screws and clamps, each radius bar with pop marks for the associated extension rod with location screw, in mahogany case 22 in (56.5 cm) long, the lid with trade label for: Henry Porter Apprentice & Successor to the late W. Cary, recording adjustment to the instrument on 2nd April 1891 -1

Cycling. Raleigh Cycles sales catalogue, c. 1939, 32 pp. within embossed blue simulated leather-cloth covers, fully illustrated and with colour fold-out centre artwork of the Model 41 Golden Arrow, together with two B.S.A. Cycling Annuals of the same period -3

An Edwardian enamel pendant, circa 1910, the red guilloche enamel heart struck through with an arrow, the arrow removable to reveal a propelling pencil, in a Bentley & Co fitted heart shaped case

Tudor, Oyster, a gentleman’s gold-plated wristwatch, circa 1945, no.51660 978, silvered dial with raised gilt Arabic quarters and arrow-head numerals, Oyster two piece screw case, the movement not examined

Third Reich items, comprising Iron Cross, 2nd Class, Winter Campaign Medal, Wound Badge, Mother's Cross, arrow badge, marked 'Fur Leistungen Inderch', rev. marked 'B', 'RZM' in circle and 'M1/35', triangular and circular enamelled party badges, brass buckle, various other insignia, some with broken fittings (6) and cloth pennant, some wear and marks to Iron Cross, otherwise mainly good condition (15)

A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH ORMOLU CLOCK GARNITURE, the circular case surmounted by a cherub with bow and quiver, the torch and arrow trophy base with scrolled brackets to either side, circular-enamel dial supporting a twin train French bell strike movement, 17 ins high and a pair of twin branch three-light CANDELABRA, supported by cherubs, each 20 1/2 ins high. (3).

Various characters: Kit-fix Stick-a-Pic Thunderbirds Gummed Papercraft game, Arrow the New Avengers Jig-Saw Puzzle, Burke’s Law Jig-Saw, Mary Poppins Jig-Saw, Six Million Dollar Man Jig-Saw, Merit Huckleberry Hound Cartoon Kit and Flintstones Talc with Soap in original boxes (7)

A group of Coalport and sundry teaware including a Coalport tea cup and saucer, Bute shape with enamelled flowers and gilding, circa 1810, together with a bowl and saucer with blue arrow-head border.

A lady's gold cased Omega wristwatch, the dial with Arabic and arrow shaped numerals, on a black cord strap, the case back presentation inscribed and a circular gold pendant medallion, with a presentation inscription.

An Edward VII Table Lighter, the heart shaped reservoir with embossed cherub faces, surmounted by a wick and pierced by an arrow, flanked by cast and applied winged figures, to a spreading circular base, (loaded), height 4 ½”, London 1905, Makers mark W C

A pair of mid 20th Century leather cased Binoculars, Barr & Stroud, Glasgow & London, 7x, of typical form and bearing the government broad arrow, A P No 1900A, of typical construction in a stitched leather case, length 9 ½”,

A set of eight white glazed pottery candle holders/centrepieces, comprising a pair of semi-circular pieces, two arrow head shaped pieces, and four rectangular pieces, each holding a "Greens Patent Artic Candle lamp, Patented USA September 96", complete with red silk shades with glass bead tassles

A late Regency Scottish mahogany bow fronted chest, the plain top above a dot and arrow inlaid frieze over two short and three long graduated drawers with brass circular handles with embossed back plates, the shaped apron to bracket feet, 105.25 cm wide

A North Wales/Cheshire high dresser early 19th century the cavetto cornice over a scroll cut wavy frieze above three open shelves with boarded back flanked by mahogany veneered and line moulded front corner side supports the base with three short frieze drawers over three short central false drawer fronts flanked by two single panel cabinet doors all fitted with brass knob handles also decorated with arrow and dot inlay between the frieze drawers and lower drawer fronts and cabinets on shaped bracket feet with two panel ends and stile end back supports 60.5" wide 80" high 18.5" deep

A War Department Wall Clock, in mahogany case, the white painted dial with Roman numerals and marked W.D. with broad arrow symbol, 46 cm

HO gauge - A Rivarossi Norfolk & Western 2-8-8-2 tender locomotive 2197 black livery boxed (box worn); and two Bachmann Norfolk & Western 'Powhatan Arrow' coaches boxed (boxes worn) (3).

An early 20th Century lacquered and patinated brass prismatic Compass, Verners pattern, V11, Ed Koehn, Geneva, Switzerland, No 20201 1915, over a Government Broad Arrow, of typical hinged form, with mother of pearl mounted scale; Together with a stitched leather outer case, marked J A P 4th Ches, length 3”

A gentleman's gold cased automatic wristwatch, the jewelled movement detailed Richard Watch Inc, the screw of case back detailed within Ernest Borel & Co SA, Swiss made, the silvered dial with gilt Arabic and arrow shaped numerals and with centre seconds.

19th century Chinese pale glazed Celadon arrow vase, with octagonal body and two handles, 18cm high

18th century Chinese Guan type arrow vase, of flattened Hu form with twin handles, thick extensively crackled pale glaze, 17cm high

A Spode Caramanian series soup plate printed in blue with a view of the city of Corinth within Indian sporting animals series border, impressed upper case mark, 10” diameter, repaired; another side plate printed with the necropolis of Cacamo, animal border, impressed lower case mark, 8.5” diameter; a Greek series side plate, printed with central figures and a chariot within a border of urns and figural panels, blue printed circle and arrow mark. (3) S/D.

A small collection of prehistoric stone items including Acheulean hand axes, Neolithic scrapers, lance heads and arrow heads (7)

An 18ct. gold, arrow and horse shoe bar brooch, together with a bracelet.

A Hardy Palakona 9ft 6ins split cane spinning rod in a Hardy canvas bag, a Hardy two piece 7ft 6ins spinning rod in a canvas bag, a Sealy three piece 9ft 6ins fly rod and a Sealy Black Arrow two piece 7ft 6ins spinning rod and another (damaged), (parcel of five) 40-70

English School, a portrait of Cupid firing an arrow, watercolour, 27 x 14 cm, a pencil drawing of a gazelle, a landscape of a farmyard, oil on board (3)

A Victorian rose diamond and turquoise set brooch, designed as an arrow, mounted with rose diamonds and an oval motif set with turquoise, with a safety chain, cased. Illustrated

Small Bag buttons Naval, Royal Marines, also to Isle of Man Steam Packet Co and others, a 1st World War Billy Tin, two brass Dettonators for shells marked No 9 in Broad Arrow R I, I C, RL7-39, 314 W, 10-39, Both discharged, Also bottom of a 20lb shell marked ST, GFSP392 Dez 1917, SP1917 now on ash tray trench Art Work marked Souvenier Alexander Charleroi Hollins, Belgium, also marked with leaves flowers and an Iron Cross

A Remington Bayonet dated 1913 716 broad arrow, crown B3A crown 6A X markings, in leather scabbard

Three British Bayonets, one marked 'Crown G.R.I. Mark II S R.F.' 12in Blade. Another 42 Fuf and 3076 in steel scabbard with leather Froy. 11in blade. The other Sanderson Sheffield 4.00 broad arrow crown B. 85 X in leather steel tipped scabbard 12in blade

A Webley 'Diana' Air Pistol Model 5 D.R.P. with arrow logo