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Dinky Trio of Diecast Car Issues comprising Austin Atlantic, Hillman Minx and Triumph. Generally G. (3)

Corgi No. 201 Austin Cambridge Saloon with blue body, silver trim and flat spun hubs. Lovely example is NM in Superb E Box.

Dinky Trio of Diecast Car Issues comprising Austin Taxi, Ford Escort and Renault Dauphine Mini Cab. Generally F to G. (3)

Dinky No. 112 Austin Healey Sprite with red body and cream interior. G to VG in G Box.

Dickens (Charles) The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby, 38 etchings only (of 39) by Phiz, occasional spotting, 1839; The Life and Adventures of Martin Chuzzlewit, engraved additional title, frontispiece and 37 plates only (of 38), occasional spotting, 1844, first editions, bookplates, uniformly bound in contemporary half-calf, a little rubbed § Dumas (Alex.), Arnould, Fournier ..., Crimes Célèbres, 8 vol. in 4, plates, occasional spotting, ex-library with occasional blind-stamp, contemporary half-calf, a little rubbed, Paris, 1844-47 § Dobson (Austin) Eighteenth-Century Vignettes, number 221 of 250 copies signed by the author, portrait frontispiece and 6 plates, cracked hinges, ex-library with label to front pastedown and ink-stamp to title verso, original half vellum, paper label to upper cover, rubbed and worn, 1892; and 14 others, 8vo (22)

Collection of approximately twelve vintage Dinky die-cast model cars to include; 133 Cunningham, 109 Austin Healy, 108 MG Midget, 236 Cooper Bristol, 23K Talbot Lago, 23J H.W.M., 23F Alfa Romeo etc, also to include; metal road signs

A small group of model vehicles including boxed Dinky 674 'Austin Champ', Matchbox Lesney examples and Models of Yesteryear, etc.

A 1950s Austin pedal car, painstakingly restored with correct parts, triple chrome plating in Sheffield, length 154cm, width 70cm.Additional InformationSome rust and deterioration, please judge from illustrations and request additional if necessary.

ROYAL WORCESTER; a fruit painted cup and saucer by Austin, puce printed marks to the reverse, diameter of saucer 14.5cm, also a Royal Worcester coffee by Ricketts (af), (3).Additional InformationMinor rubbing to the gilding on the cup and saucer with surface scratches to the central gilt section of the saucer, the coffee pot has been badly broken, it is cracked from the rim to the handle, the handle itself is cracked, rubbing to the gilding, the cover has light rubbing to the gilding.

AUSTIN, HARWOOD & PYNE.  Lancashire Illustrated from Original Drawings. Half page eng. plates. Quarto. Morocco gilt, some rubbing & wear, some internal browning & spotting. 1831.

AUSTIN, HARWOOD & PYNE.  Lancashire Illustrated from Original Drawings. Half page eng. plates. Quarto. Red morocco gilt, some rubbing & wear, foxing & spotting. 1831.

British Army Territorial Efficiency Medal (George VI) named to 804501 Bombardier J E Austin, Royal Artillery

Three vintage cast metal company signs ( The English Electric Co ) ( Austin Lite ) ( The Mirrlees Watson Co LTD ) CONDITION REPORT: P&P = £20.00+VAT to a UK address.

Austin Nichols Wild Turkey Bourbon 40% (1970's bottling)

Five diecast model vehicles comprising two 1:50 scale NZG Bauwagen Construction Site Vans 505 and three Corgi vehicles Collector Club Model 2004 Land Rover Defender Yorkshire Rider CC07713, 21st Collector Club Thornycroft Box Van CC09001 and Austin Cooper Mini-Acropolis Rally 2003 CC82225, all in original boxes. 

Three various model vehicles and vehicle sets comprising Corgi Fawlty Towers Austin 1300 Estate & Basil Fawlty 00802, Dinky Action Kit Routemaster Bus 1017 and Matchbox 1:25 scale Mercedes-Benz 300SL kit, all in original boxes. 

Lansdowne Models diecast model 1953 Austin Somerset Convertible, LDM9A, in original box. 

Lansdowne Models diecast model 11952 Austin A40 Sports, LDM22, in original box. 

Twenty Corgi Toys diecast model car including Monte Carlo Rally Hillman Imp, Corgi Motor School Austin A60, Rover 2000 TC, Volvo P1800, Studebaker Golden Hawk etc. 

Six Corgi Toys diecast model vehicles comprising Commer 5 Ton Lorry with cab, grey bed and Corgi Cargoes Planks 1485, Ford Thunderbird with pink body and black roof, Jaguar 24 Litre with white body, Vauxhall Velox with red body and silver bonnet stripes, Austin Healey with red body, silver grill and bumpers and cream seats and Rover 2000 Monte Carlo Rally with maroon body, white roof, red interior and racing number 136 

Eleven Corgi and Dinky Toys diecast model vehicles including Austin Taxi, Morris 1100, Riley etc. 

Sixteen Dinky Toys and Dinky Supertoys diecast model commercial and agricultural vehicles including Car Carrier 984, Leyland Octopus, Austin, Dodge, Guy Flatbed etc. 

Twenty-six Dinky Toys diecast model cars including, Aston Martin, Sunbeam Alpine, Triumph TR2, MG Midget, Austin Atlantic etc. 

Twenty-three Dinky Toys diecast model cars including Chrysler, Vauxhall, Daimler, Vanguard, Austin Somerset etc. 

Twelve Dinky Toys diecast model vehicles including ambulances, Dunlop Trojan van, N.C.B Electric Van, Vanguard, Austin A30 etc 

Nine Dinky Toys diecast model cars including Austin Taxi, Hillman Minx, Hudson Sedan, Austin Atlantic etc

Dinky Toys diecast model Austin-Healey '100' Sports with yellow body, blue interior and hubs, white driver and racing number 21, 109, in original box. 

Dinky Toys diecast model Austin A30 Saloon with brown body, 160, in original box. 

Dinky Toys diecast model Austin Taxi with green and yellow body and yellow hubs, 254, in original box. 

Dinky Toys diecast model Austin Van Nestlé with red body, yellow hubs and gold decals, 471, in original box. 

Corgi Toys diecast model Austin Seven with red body and lemon interior, 225, in original box. 

Corgi Toys diecast model Austin Taxi with black body and cream interior, 418, in original box. 

Seven Tri-ang Spot-On 1:42 scale diecast model cars comprising Sunbeam Alpine, MG Midget Mk II, MG 1100, Ford Anglia, Hillman Minx 1600, Jensen and Austin A40. 

A collection of Dublo Dinky Toys small diecast vehicles to include 062 Singer Roadster, 067 Austin Taxi, 069 Massey Harris Ferguson Tractor, 071 Volkswagen Delivery Van with Windows and 076 Lansing Bagnall Tractor and Trailer, all in original boxes (5).

An Austin patinated sculpture of a lady and a dog, height 19.5"

Die-Cast Vehicles - 1950's Dinky Toys - including Trojan 15cwt Esso van, another, Chivers Jellies; Daimler Ambulance; Austin Devon, red and green/grey (2), a Dodge tipper truck, Ford Sedan, Supertoys Coles mobile crane, etc, others, later, Matchbox, etc, all play worn

Boxes and Objects - a set of postal scales and weights; a leather collar box and collars, Moss Bros and Austin Reed; a silver Royal Navy lapel pin; a quantity of pipes, pipe rack; etc

Die-cast Vehicles - Dinky Supertoys 955 fire engine; 30H Daimler ambulance; 133 Ford Cortina; Corgi Toys James Bond Aston Martin DB5, gold; 216 Austin A40; Jeep FC 150; Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (2), play worn (8)

Federico Garcia/ Terry Frost Prospectus for the publication of Lorca Poems (Poem V The Moon Rising) published by Austin/Desmond Contemporary Books 1989

Cowboy/Western Fiction. A carton. Includes; Locke, Charles O. - Road to Socorro (1st, 1958); Austin, G. - The Secret Brand (1st, 1953). Remainder are paperback novels. (quantity)

Literature. The novels of Jane Austen. Five volumes. London: Macmillan: 1895-1898. Illustrated by C. E. Brock & H. Thomson. Introduction by Austin Dobson. Publisher's bindings: Four in the maroon cloth gilt, Northanger Abbey/Persuasion in a variant pale red cloth with printed decoration. VG copies. (5)Condition report - Each volume having former ownder inscirption

An Austin A7 Water inlet and set of brake shoes

An Austin A7 Steering Column, steering wheel and steering box

An Austin A7 torque tube, Differential and crown wheel

An Austin A7 starter

An Austin A7 gearstick

An Austin A7 gearbox

An Austin A7 cylinder block

Original vintage Brands Hatch Motorcycle Racing poster for the Fred Mockford Trophy Meeting held on Brands Hatch circuit on Sunday, September 28, 1958, with star entries from Derek Minter, Bob Anderson, world champion John Surtees and many more. John Surtees, CBE (11 February 1934 – 10 March 2017) was an English Grand Prix motorcycle road racer and Formula One driver. He was a four-time 500cc motorcycle World Champion – winning that title in 1956, 1958, 1959 and 1960 – the Formula One World Champion in 1964, and remains the only person to have won World Championships on both two and four wheels. He founded the Surtees Racing Organisation team that competed as a constructor in Formula One, Formula 2 and Formula 5000 from 1970 to 1978. He was also the ambassador of the Racing Steps Foundation. In 1926 motorcycle enthusiasts led by Fred Mockford and Cecil Smith, formed a group called London Motor Sports Ltd, and having identified Crystal Palace Park as a racing venue, were eventually allowed to run a meeting on May 21st 1927 over a 1 mile course of the parks paths. Over 10,000 people turned up to the meeting each paying 1 shilling plus 2d tax (approx. 6p). Following an incident during the meeting, several spectators were injured by a sidecar and questions were asked in Parliament about the incident. By the second meeting £500 had been invested in crash barriers, widening and general improvement of the circuit. Some 16,000 attended this meeting and the scene was set for racing to rival cricket, football, and greyhound racing at the venue. Towards the end of 1927, Lionel Wills (of WD&HO Wills Tobacco) approached Mockford and Smith with a suggestion to try the new Australian sport of speedway at Crystal Palace to supplement the path racing. The football stadium, home of Corinthians football club, was refurbished to provide an oval track at a cost of £5000, and some 30,000 people turned up for the first meeting and within a year some 70 tracks had sprung up throughout the country. In 1929 a league was formed and The Glaziers finished 4th, with Stamford Bridge being champions. By 1934, crowds were falling and having been refused floodlights for evening meetings, Mockford and Smith moved the team to New Cross, and the track fell into disrepair. Speedway was revived in 1937 for the new second division, but they could not recapture the glory days of the Glaziers, or match the 71,311 attendance of the 1930 Easter Monday meeting, and as the war loomed in 1939, speedway came to an end. Rumours in 1935 told of a Donnington for London, but it wasn't until December 1936 that work actually began on a new 2 mile circuit, laid with the new "Panamac" non-skid surface, only 3 days after the disaster which saw the Crystal Palace burn down overnight. The circuit was duly completed in only 5 months, despite being constructed in one of the wettest winters on record this century. The circuit was duly described as "resembling a miniature Nurburgring" by The Motorcycle magazine. The first meeting held at the circuit was on April 24th 1937 and 20 cars were entered in the Coronation Trophy, including the ERA of Raymond Mays plus MGs, Maseratis, Rileys, and Fraser Nash. 3 weeks later motorcycles converged on the Palace, with the first race won by the Norton of Maurice Cann. Cycle racing also arrived in June 1937 with a 100 kilometre International Cup race for professional cyclists including top riders from the continent. On July 17th the London Grand Prix was held and Prince Birabongse appeared in his Romulus ERA R2B eventually winning with a lap record in his heat of 56.47 mph. During the meeting of October 9th, the BBC televised the first ever live motorsport at the International Imperial Trophy meeting which Bira duly won along with a prize fund of £150. At the same meeting Richard Seaman demonstrated the awesome 645 bhp Grand Prix Mercedes Benz W125. Motor racing had arrived and flourished, but with the onset of the war in 1939, the final race was run on 26th August 1939 and was won by Bert Hadley in an Austin. The outright record for the circuit was finally held by Raymond Mays ERA at 60.97 mph. Good condition, folded as issued, minor tears and creases in margins. Country: UK, year of printing: 1958, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 75.5x51

Austin Cooper (1890-1964), Untitled, collage, inscribed on reverse, 36cm x 48cm.

A Corgi Toys 1966 Mont Carlo Autographed B.M.C. Mini-Cooper 'S', 321, boxed, and a 1966 R.A.C. International Rally B.M.C. Mini-Cooper 'S', in an altered 225 Austin Seven box

A pair of watercolours ''Bridlington'' and ''Off Flamborough'' by Austin Smith

AN 'AUSTIN' SERVICE ILLUMINATED LIGHT BOX SIGN

FDC collection of 20 Benham silk covers dating 1982-85 covers include 300th Anniversary of Handels Birthday, Austin 7 60th Anniversary, British River Fishes, Commonwealth Day, Humber Bridge, The Royal Green Jackets, Chipperfield's Circus, London Economic Summit 1984 and The Centenary of the Greenwich Meridian. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £9.99. collection ofs and heavy items will be charged at cost typically UK £10 Europe up to 2kg £16.99, ROW up to 2kg £22.99.

The Laws, Rules & Orders, To be observed by the Union Society Now Held at the Bell Inn, Hertford, Hertford: Printed by Stephen Austin, 1785. A very scarce publication, which includes a list of members from its first institution to 2 March 1785. Full contemporary calf, engraved pictorial title page, some dampstaining/discolouration

Dennis Bardens (1911-2004), occult writer and founder of BBC Panorama, friend of Austin Osman Spare. Archive of material to include: typewritten drafts of Witchcraft in Britain and Do Ghosts Exist?; paperwork and scanned documents relating to the Savage Club; By-Laws of the Savage Club (1962); several copies of the newspaper Psychic News, 1960s; a copy of Everyman, Vol.3, No.61, March 27 1930; 18th-century copper-engraving of Morris Dancers; scanned copy of a letter from Austin Osman Spare to Dennis Bardens; printed designs for Tarot cards designed by Spare

A Louis Surber model of al Renault AE500 Williams Renault F1 Team articulated truck; Vanguards Ford Popular Van, an Austin Sales & Service Vans of the 1950's and a AA Morris Minor Van; a Lledo Show 2003 Exclusive model of a chrome Austin Healey 3000 MKII 1 of 500;Lledo boxed sets including Dandy, Beano, Henry Ford Commemorative Edition, Kelloggs Toasted Corn Flakes, Frosties & Rice Krispies, Paynes Toffets & Poppets, An Post Collection 2474/2600; a Collectors Guild Bullnose Morris with cert. & Queen Mary coin; etc. (all boxed)

A pair of retro Rayban sunglasses, a classic Austin Princess car badge, a fisherman's pewter hip flask and other items

λTerry Frost (British 1915-2003) Lorca The complete portfolio, 1989 Comprising: 11 etchings printed in colours, some with hand-colouring, with 11 poems by Federico García Lorca, each print signed in pencil and numbered 43/75, also signed and numbered on the frontispiece, held in original Solander box Overall 61.5 x 42cm (24 x 16½ in.) (11) Provenance: Austin Desmond Fine Art, London Acquired from the above by the present owner Sir Terry Frost has become renowned for his geometric abstractions and patterns of interlined shapes based on the observation of nature. In 1941, Frost met painter Adrian Heath in a prisoner of war camp. His relationship with Heath prospered and it was he who encouraged Frost to go to St Ives and paint. On his return, Frost moved to St Ives alongside studying at Camberwell School of Art between 1947-50. This portfolio of etchings was made to accompany an anthology of poems by Spanish poet Federico García Lorca(1898-1936). Frost described Lorca's poetry as 'simple', 'direct' and 'full of colour'. λ Indicates that this lot may be subject to Droit de Suite royalty charges. Please see our Terms & Conditions for more information.

Corgi Toys Gift Set 11 comprising Austin London Taxi, London Transport Routemaster Bus, Morris Mini-Minor and Policeman.