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Diecast - Somerville white metal models - Fordson 5cwt van, Castrol Oil, Model Auto, plus Austin FX 4 Taxi - all boxed (3)

Dinky - selection of military models - including Austin Champ no. 674, Scout Car no. 673 (x 2), Armored Command Vehicle no. 677, Army Covered Wagon no. 623, 5.5 Medium Gun no. 692 - all boxed (boxes in poor condition), plus two unboxed models (qty)

Diecast - Somerville white metal models - Austin Allegro, Volvo PV 444A, Saab 92, Saab 92 'Rally' - all boxed (4)

Gentlemen's vintage clothing - including Aquascutum grey wool suit, 44 long jacket, 38R trousers, summer striped blazer - Samuel Windsor size 44 large, quality grey wool suit similar size, Austin Reed dinner suit, two pairs Italian wool and cashmere trousers, Daks Navy blazer size 44, Daks brown check blazer size 44 (qty)

Books: Daniel Defoe - Moll Flanders, illustrated by John Austin, published Bodley Head, 1929, together with ten further similar Bodley Head publications, illustrated by Frank C. Pape and others

Diecast boxed selection - including Corgi no. 406, 419, 67 Ford 4000 Tractor, Solido Dodge no. 391, Dinky Military Vehicles 670 and 674 - all boxed, plus Dinky 674 Austin Champ (reproduction box)

Austin Smith, late 19th / early 20th Century oil on canvas, study of a whaling vessel with various rowing boats and crew coming ashore, signed, gilt framed, 22ins x 35ins (with all over paint loss)

Mid 20th Century Dinky die-cast metal Austin taxi, together with a quantity of railway engines and carriages

A collection of twelve assorted woodworking planes, to include named Austin examples, in varying sizes and two part sets of brass graduated oz scales

Dinky - #109 Austin Healey 100 Sports Car in near mint condition with figure in excellent box with some imperfections. Estimate £60 - £80

Dinky - ten unboxed playworn diecast vehicles includes a Vanguard, an Austin Devon and a Lincoln Zephyr (10) Est £40 - £60

Dinky - three diecast vehicles in original vehicles comprising #342 Austin Mini Moke, #601 Austin Para-Moke and #680 Ferret Armoured Car, items nm to m in e to nm boxes (3). Estimate £40 - £60

Dinky - two diecast vehicles in boxes comprising #40J Austin Somerset, appears to be in good condition with some paint chips and #255 Mersey Tunnel Police Van, appears to be in near mint condition, boxes vg to e (2). Estimate £40 - £60

Dinky - three diecast vehicles in original boxes comprising #061 Ford Prefect, #064 Austin Lorry and #674 Austin Champ, models appear to be in near mint condition in vg to e boxes (3). Estimate £60 - £80

Dinky - Two diecast model motor vehicles by Dinky Toys comprising # 470 Austin Van 'Shell' in red and green with red hubs and 'Shell' and 'BP' decals, model appears G in G original yellow box and # 480 Bedford 10 cwt Van 'Kodak' yellow body with red hubs, 'Kodak' decals (unboxed) model appears G (2). Est £ £50 - £70

A collection of diecast vehicles including Dinky Austin van, Dinky 301 tractor etc

Seven boxed Dinky toys, box condition poor including Austin Van, Hudson Commodore, Royal Mail van and a Dinky Super toys 513 Guy flat truck together with a plastic Rolls Royce and Matchbox Ford Capri

LOT OF LOOSE DINKY AND CORGI MODEL VEHICLES, including a Corgi Ford Thames Airborne Caravan, a Corgi Austin Mini-Van , a Corgi Ford Escort 55, a Dinky Bedford Van, a Corgi Ford Zephyr, a Corgi Wall's ice cream van and a Dinky Mercedes Benz (41)

PLD WORKSHOP MANUALS, BMC, COMMERCIALS, SAAB, AUSTIN 1100 ETC

9 VANGUARD TWIN PACKS, 2 AUSTIN COLLECTION MODELS : AU2002 & AU 3002

MOTORING EPHEMERA INC. JAGUAR CARS BROCHURE COVENTRY COLOUR SCHEME BOOKLET, DAIMLER STRAIGHT EIGHT & 27 BROCHURES, AUSTIN A90 & AUSTIN LOADSTAR

BURIKI TINPLATE AUSTIN HEALEY ORANGE & WHITE NO 8 FRICTION CAR

TEN CORGI CLASSICS COMMERCIAL VEHICLES including a No.CC10, Austin 4-Wheel Dray 'Gaymers Cider'; No.97319, E.R.F. Cylindrical Tanker 'Bass'; and No.29401, Guy Invincible 8-Wheel Dropside 'Dawsons Fargo', each mint or near mint and boxed.

SIX MATCHBOX 1-75 SERIES MILITARY MODELS comprising a No.M3 Personnel Carrier, green, black plastic wheels and rollers, excellent condition (lacking tracks), boxed, the box fair; No.62, A.E.C. General Service Lorry, green, black plastic wheels, excellent condition, boxed, the box generally good; No.63, Ford Service Ambulance, green, black plastic wheels, near mint, boxed, the box good; No.67, saladin Armoured Car, green, black plastic wheels, near mint, boxed, the box good; No.68, Austin MkII Radio Truck, green, black plastic wheels, near mint, boxed, the box worn (snagged and creased area to one side); and No.71, Austin 200 Gallon Water Truck, green, black plastic wheels, near mint, boxed, the box generally good.

A 1970s reproduction Wakefield Castrol Austin enamel sign, 14 1/4 x 19 1/2".

A selection of various vintage car badges comprising "Austin A40"; "Wolseley"; "Armstrong Siddeley"; "Morris *"; "Singer Vogue"; "Vogue", and "Wolseley", all mounted on a wooden board.

Four chrome vintage car badges comprising "Austin"; "Cambridge"; "Hillman", and "Minx", (4).

1 BOX OF DINKY DIE CAST CARS ETC, INC CLASSICS SUCH AS AUSTIN,MOST NOT BOXED

ASSORTED MILITARY MODELS comprising a 1/48 scale Hart Models No.HT13, Austin K6 Breakdown Gantry 'Royal Navy', boxed; 1/50 scale Corgi Unsung Heroes No.50202, M35 A1 'Deuce and a Half' 2.5-Ton Truck 'U.S. Army', boxed; and two 1/48 scale Corgi Aviation Archive bi-planes, each boxed, (4).

A selection of assorted bochures including a Pre-war Austin brochure, Alvis Leonides, Morgan three wheeler etc.

Two Austin Healey brochures for the 100 Six 3000 Mk.1.

An Austin Healey 100-6 badge bar with two Lucas lamps and two badges attached.

A Smiths 0-80mph speedometer, by repute to suit Austin A35 and new old stock.

An Austin Healey 3000 adjustable steering column for BJ7 and BJ8.

An Austin Healey complete carburettor installation for 3000 Series BJ7 and BJ8 comprising a pair of SUHD8 carburettors on manifold.

An Austin 7 Ulster scuttle mounted petrol tank with brass cap.

An Austin 7 cylinder block, stripped and cleaned for restoration.

A pair of Austin Healey 100-6 front shock absorbers for reconditioning.

Diarists - Association Copy, Wheatley (Henry B.), Samuel Pepys and the World He Lived In, Bickers and Son, London 1880, contemporary half-calf and foliate buckram boards, gilt lettered spine, Plain Armorial bookplate to pastedown: Patricia Cottenham [Patricia Pepys (née Burke), Countess of Cottenham, (d. 1962), wife of the 4th Earl], 12mo; The Diary of Samuel Pepys, nine volumes: 1660 - November 1668, Cassell & Company, Limited, London 1886 - 1888, pictorial cloth, prefixed with adverts, 18mo, (9); The Diary of John Evelyn, with an Introduction and Notes by Austin Dobson, three-volume set, Macmillan and Co., Limited, London 1906, full-page engraved and b/w plates, contemporary red cloth, 8vo, (3); Evelyn (John, of Wootton Esq), The Life of Mrs. Godolphin, Now firft (sic) publifhed (sic) and Edited by Samuel Lord Bifhop (sic) of Oxford, Chancellor of the Moft (sic) Noble Order of the Garter, William Pickering, London 1848, original publisher's cloth, fragmentary printed paper title label to spine, 12mo; [14]

A pair of late 19thC Royal Worcester vases, decorated by Reginald Austin, c.1899, each handpainted with roses, signed R Austin, with compressed trumpet stems, bulbous bodies and circular feet, green printed marks, 19cm H. (2, AF)

Mother of pearl stud and cufflink set, in original Austin Reed box

Vintage clothing packaging including Corset Emporium, Montpellier, Cheltenham and a vintage Austin Reed black tie in original packaging 

A Dinky Toys originally boxed diecast vehicle 471 Austin Van "Nestle's" (box worn)

Two originally boxed Dinky Toys diecast vehicles 674 Austin Champ (one with original driver, one without), (boxes worn)

British Red Cross: WWII Defence Medal to Edna M Austin B R C S, cap badge and certificate

Toys and Juvenalia - a Dinky Supertoys Fire Engine 955; a Dinky Toys Daimler ambulance; another, Austin Seven Countryman 199; a Chad Valley Wee-kin Baby Toy set of six stacking tins; a Chad Valley tin spinning top, etc

Alexander Danel (b.1940) two limited pressed paper relief sculptures for Austin Paper, 'Dancer', signed, titled, and numbered in pencil and stamped (lower edge), no. 25/1000, 74 cm x 49 cm; 'Sophisticated Lady V', signed, titled, and numbered in pencil and stamped (lower edge), no. 187/1000, 48 cm x 73 cm, both framed (2)

1930 Austin Seven AE Tourer,Registration Number: GH1327Chassis Number: 112945Car Number: B1 - 5818Engine Number: M113554Austin’s diminutive ‘Seven’ was available to the public from January 1923 and remained in production until 1939. Simple, well-built and economical, it was easily maintained by the home mechanic and brought motoring to the masses. It was certainly a little bit more civilised than a motorcycle combination.This tourer is in wonderful unrestored condition, and while the term ‘barn-find’ has become painfully overused, the French term ‘dans son jus’ would appear to be perfectly descriptive of it.Believed to be an AE Tourer from 1930, it features chrome radiator cowl, coil ignition, the speedometer towards the centre of the dash, scuttle ventilators and curved wings with mounted Lucas ‘King of the Road’ headlights. Not presently running and of unknown condition mechanically it has clearly had some works undertaken perhaps many decades ago and the body now bears very little paint. The interior seems quite complete and a small plate stating ‘Nicht Hinauslehnen! warns passengers not to lean out of the car. Intriguingly, the inside of the passenger door carries a large sign ‘Would patients for X-ray please wait here’! A tax disc with the car expired in September 1964 and may indicate when it was last on the road and a Pitman handbook and fuel dipstick are also present.Please note: this lot has a reduced buyer's premium of 15% plus VAT

Dinky - Four boxed military models comprising of 1966-76 Austin Paramoke (601), Khaki, grey top, ( no parachute), vehicle very good, bubble packed box taped, good; 1974-80 Striker Anti-Tank (691), plastic tracks (no missiles), tank good, bubble packed box good, taped; Shado 2 Mobile (353) vehicle very good, box good, missing end flap; 1969-80 Junkers Ju87B Stuka (721), plane very good, bubble packed box good, taped. (4)

A QUANTITY OF BOXED DINKY TOYS MILITARY VEHICLES, Army 1-Ton Cargo Truck, No.641, Daimler Scout Car, No.673 (repaint), Austin Champ, No.674, version with cast driver and seat holes, 25-Pounder Field Gun, No.686, 5.5 Medium Gun, No.692 and 7.2 Howitzer, No.693, appears complete and in lightly playworn condition, first five in damaged yellow boxes, No.693 in yellow box with very minor damage and wear (6)

A QUANTITY OF UNBOXED AND ASSORTED PLAYWORN DIECAST VEHICLES, to include Dinky Toys Volkswagen Beetle, No.181, lime green body, mid green hubs, Corgi Toys Austin Healey 100.4, No.300, cream with red interior and MGA No.302, red with cream seats (both missing windscreen and steering wheel), Corgi Major Toys Ford H Series Holmes Wrecker, No.1142 (missing hooks, chains and other items), Budgie, Britains, Matchbox, etc

A QUANTITY OF UNBOXED AND ASSORTED PLAYWORN DIECAST VEHICLES, to include Dinky Toys Austin Somerset in red with yellow roof, No.156 and a quantity of other Dinky and Corgi cars from the 1950's and 1960's including several racing cars

AN UNBOXED CORGI TOYS COMMER VAN 'HAMMONDS', No.462, Limited promotional issue, lightly playworn condition, few minor paint chips, some fading to Hammonds labels, rear door glazing loose, minor marking and wear, would benefit from a clean, with a Hong Kong plastic friction drive Austin 1800, appears complete, no splits or cracks to body, silver has worn off trim, working friction motor, base marked Hong Kong 313, length approximately 20cm (2)

A BOXED SCALEXTRIC AUSTIN HEALEY 3000, No.C74, British racing green body with racing number 8 to each door and bonnet, appears complete except that part of rear bumper has broken off (present in box), with a boxed Scalextric Mercedes-Benz 190SL, No.C75, blue body with racing number 10 to each door and bonnet, appears complete but could do with a clean, boxes both complete with inner packing but have some damage, marking and wear, no instructions, with a boxed Scalextric Cooper racing car, No.C66, blue body with racing No.2, appears complete contained in a Lotus box (C63) missing interior and instructions (3)

A Royal Worcester blush ware tapering ewer with bound branch formed handle. With gilt edging and painted with roses, signed Austin. Printed puce mark, shape number 1047, date code for 1910, 20.5cm.Condition report intended as a guide only.No chips, cracks or repair. 

Large Austin Sculpture figure of a cowboy Height 95 cm

Austin Allegro vintage car steering wheel

Frederick Judd Waugh (New Jersey, Massachusetts, 1861 - 1940) "Northwest Mountains". Signed lower right. Oil on Board. Alexander Gallery Label verso. He was a member of the Royal Academy, Bristol, England; Associate (1909) and Academician (1922) of the National Academy of Design; Salmagundi Club; Lotos Club; National Arts Club; fellow, Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art; Boston Art Club; Connecticut Academy of Fine Arts; Washington Art Club; North Shore Art Association (1924); American Federation of Art; and more. Awards include medals at the National Academy (1910, 1929, 1935); Buenos Aires Exposition (1919, gold); Boston Art Club; Art Institute of Chicago (1912); Conn. Academy of F.A. (1915); Pan-Pacific Exposition (1915); Philadelphia Art Club (1924, gold); Carnegie Institute; and Buck Hill Falls Art Association (1935). His work is represented at: the Metropolitan Museum of Art; Art Institute of Chicago; National Gallery of Art, Wash., D.C.; Brooklyn Institute Museum; Terra Museum of Art; Montclair Art Museum; Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool; Durban Art Gallery, South Africa; Dallas Art Association; Austin Art League; City Art Museum of St. Louis; Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art; Currier Gallery, Manchester, NH; the Edwin A. Ulrich Museum, Hyde Park, NY and more. Sight Size: 5.5 x 8.5 in. Overall Size: 11.5 x 14.5 in. (JMT3296)

1976 Austin Allegro Vanden Plas, 1485 cc. Registration number PYB 99P. Chassis number VF4SJ 255200A. Engine number 43048. Produced between 1974 and 1979, the Vanden Plas 1500 and 1750 models were upmarket versions of the Austin Allegro which had first appeared in 1973. Allegros manufactured at the British Leyland factory in Longbridge, Birmingham, were sent to the Vanden Plas factory in Kingsbury, North London, to be fitted with a luxurious interior featuring leather seats, wall to wall carpeting, a walnut dashboard and walnut picnic tables. They also featured a new bonnet panel allowing for a prominent chrome grille. As with the Allegro, the body shell was suspended using the new Hydragas suspension system (derived from the previous Hydrolastic system used on the 1100/1300) which endowed the car with an outstanding ride. BL's marketing men went to great lengths to distinguish the Vanden Plas models from the rest of the Allegro range, never badging or referring to them as Allegros. "Luxurious yet unostentatious, powerful yet economical, the Vanden Plas 1500 is truly a car for the discriminating motorist," claimed the sales brochure. "A car you can take anywhere - to a point-to-point or to the Hilton - its simple elegance puts cars twice its size to shame and its delightful practicality means it can happily go where the monsters fear to tread. Totally international in concept, it is equally at home in Rome or Paris or Vienna - yet its distinctive air of good breeding is unmistakably British." PYB, in Sandglow with a tan interior was first registered to Mr Sidney Pritchard of Lee on Solent on the 18th May 1976; he paid Wadham Stringer of Taunton £2,709.52 for it, part exchanging his 1972 Vanden Plas 1300; extras were Cadulac corrosion protection and front mud flaps. It was serviced by them every six months seventeen times until at 42,839 miles in April 1983 when Fine Cars took over the servicing, at 46,889, 56,806, 79,611, 83,974, 86,334 and 87,870 miles in 1995. During this time it had two visits to the body shop for repairs to the front nearside wing. It then began to change hands and 2013 it was in Pontefract with John Meads, and then Alan Garbett of the same town before it went south to Jamie Cornwall for his partner Kirsty Dave of Callington in 2016 when the mileage was 90,549. Our vendor bought it from them in August 2017. He has replaced the gearbox with a reconditioned unit from the Owners Club, taken the engine out, detailing it and the engine bay and rebuilt the front suspension and brakes, dealing with the MOT advisories of 2016, along with a general tidy up. It is now being sold as he has a new project and the car is surplus to requirements. Rarely do we see a car with such a comprehensive service history, all of the service details, most of the MOT's, most of the tax discs, the original invoice and order form. The photographs are testament to Mr Pritchard's carefully and cosseting ownership. Sold with the V5C and a large history folder.

Three chrome car bonnet mascots, Wolseley, Austin and Mercedes Benz, all mounted on plinths (3).