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Five 1:18 vehicles comprising Austin Powers x 2, Ghostbusters, Godfather and Fast and Furious, boxed (5)

ERTL 1.18 scale Austin Healey 3000 Mark 2 and Mauto 1.24 scale two car set, Jaguar XJ220 and XK8.

Britains set 1433, Army Caterpillar Tender in original tray only of box and set 2174, Austin Champ and Battalion Anti-Tank Gun, dark green finish (VG, driver missing, tray G) 1958 (3)

Britains set 1877, Beetle Lorry with driver (steering wheel missing) and set 2102, Austin Champ, matt green finish (G) 1960 (1)

Britains set 9760, Austin Champ matt green finish in original thin card box with sets 1263, small R.A. Gun, 1725 4.5inch Howitzer and 2026 25pdr Gun (VG, box G) 1961-1963 (1)

WINIFRED AUSTIN, Pied Wagtail, initialled and dated 1912, pencil and pastel, 27cm x 19cm and two other pictures (3)

Clifford Hall (1904-1973)drawing and two etchings,'Austin, Sloan & Coco', 15 x 11in. and two etchings of women, largest 13.75 x 11.5in.all unframed.

Derek Hyatt (1931-)oil on board,'Yellow Hayfield', Exhibited: Austin Desmond Fine Art, London, 'Meetings on the Moor (1979-1989)'14 x 17in.

A Corgi 440 Ford Consol Cortina Super estate car, a Corgi 474 musical Walls Ice Cream van, a Corgi 247 Mercedes Benz 600 Pullman, a Corgi 236 Austin A60 deluxe saloon and a Corgi 251 Hillman Imp, (5 items all boxed)

BINDING:1. Carlyle, T: French Revolution, Collected Works. In three volumes. C&H, 1870. Full leather prize binding. Little scuffed; o/w VG;2. Disraeli, I: Commentaries on the Life and Reign of Charles the First, King of England. Five volumes. Colburn, 1828-1931. Half leather; little scuffed; o/w G+;3. Plus twenty-six leather bound volumes. Some incomplete sets, etc.;4. Plus two volumes of Jane Austin. In cloth (36)

A Boxed Austin Rover Scalextric Championship Set and Formula One GP 8 Set (Both Incomplete).

Tottenham Signed Kids Football Shirts: Three small Spurs shirts two with one autograph and one with 14 autographs from the era with Sheringham Allen Austin and Walker. Please note multi signed shirt has the words Ossie Ardiles written on it and is not an autograph. (3)

A Lansdowne LDM9 1953 Austin A40 Somerset - green VG-E in G-VG box

A Lansdowne LDM52 1956 Austin A90 -beige VG-E in G-VG box

A Lansdowne LDM40 1960 Austin Gypsy - grey VG-E in G-VG box

A Lansdowne LDM82 1957 Austin A55 Cambridge Mark I - grey VG-E in G-VG box

A Lansdowne LDM44x 1948 Austin A90 Atlantic Convertible WMTC 2005 - cream/red VG-E in G-VG box

A Lansdowne LDM18 1955 Austin A30 Countryman Estate - grey VG-E in G-VG box

A Lansdowne LDM1a 1958 Austin Healey Sprite Mark I Top Down - pale blue VG-E in G-VG box

A Lansdowne LDM100 1969 Austin A60 Suntor Campervan -white VG-E in G-VG box

A Kenna Models Austin A70 Hereford Woody - cream VG-E in G-VG box

A Kenna Models Austin A70 Hereford Saloon - maroon/silver VG-E in G-VG box

A Tri-Ang Spot-On number 211 Austin 7 - G in a G box

A group of Matchbox 1-75 series comprising a number 6 Euclid Dump Truck, a number 24 Hydraulic Excavator and a Number 29 Austin Cambridge - VG in G-VG boxes (3)

A group of Matchbox 1-75 series comprising a number 23 Bluebird Dauphine Caravan, a number 29 Austin Cambridge and a number 70 Ford Thames Estate Car - VG in G-VG boxes (3)

*@Austin (Robert Sargent, 1895-1973). Woman Praying, 1928, copper engraving, signed and dated in pencil, and numbered 25 from the published edition of 75, as issued by the XXI Gallery, some light paper toning and pale spotting, plate size 202 x 156 mm, framed and glazed Dodgson 76. Ashmolean Museum, Robert Austin (1980) 22. (1)

*@Austin (Robert Sargent, 1895-1973). Woman tethering a goat, 1928-29, engraving on laid paper, from the published edition of 75, signed and dated 1929, numbered 27/75, plate size 140 x 125 mm (5.5 x 5 ins), sheet size 305 x 217 mm (12 x 8.5 ins) Dodgson 81 ix/ix. (1)

CLARE AUSTIN; two glass rings; red, ring size Q; yellow green and gold, ring size P (2). Provenance: Purchased from The Craft Centre and Design Gallery, Leeds, 2008. CONDITION REPORT: Yellow ring has a fracture in the glass, otherwise appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.

Austin Powers Elizabeth Hurley signed Sexy pose from film. Excellent.

Benham Austin 7 60th Anniversary FDC dated 13th October 1982. Carried by Austin 7 from Longbridge to Birmingham. Good condition

- Period modified with blown 1275cc engine and PEMA bonnet etc - Featured in Fast Car and Austin-Healey Owners' Club magazines - Shorrocks / Allard badging, Les Leston wheel, fresh MOT certificate First registered by Glamorganshire County Council on 22nd April 1960, `650 FTX' began life as a standard `Frogeye'. Reworked into its current guise by the decade's end, the two-seater appeared in contemporaneous issues of Fast Car and the Austin-Healey Owners' Club magazines. Exchanging its original 948cc engine for a supercharged 1275cc unit, `650 FTX' also gained a PEMA fibreglass bonnet, eight-gauge dashboard, rear wheelarch extensions and widened steel wheels. Laid-up from 1987-2009, it underwent various floor and wheelarch repairs plus general recommissioning before returning to the road. Sparingly used since entering the current ownership three years ago, the `Baby Healey' has only recently returned from France and is expected to possess a fresh MOT certificate by the time of sale. Pleasingly retaining much of its period paintwork plus a Les Leston wood-rim steering wheel and Shorrock / Allard badging etc, this appealing Supercharged Sprite is accompanied by numerous old bills, tax discs and even fuel ration books from the 3-day week!

- Subject to an extensive ground up restoration - Aluminium wings, doors, boot and bonnet - Quaife limited slip diff, fast road cam and rear disc brakes The most eye-catching of MKI Austin-Healey 3000s, '893 YUY' was the subject of a total nut and bolt restoration between 2008 and 2013. A righthand drive home market example, it was supplied new by Voss Motors of Liverpool on April 18, 1961. Now offered in almost equivalent condition, it is finished in Ecurie Ecosse Blue complemented by a Blue leather interior, carpets and tonneau (a hood and sidescreens are included in the sale). The chassis has been completely refurbished and equipped with new inner and outer sills and adjustable front damper mountings. The major body panels were replaced with new aluminium ones and all brightwork reconditioned or renewed. The reworked cylinder head features hardened valve seats and bronze guides. The block has been re-bored; the crankshaft reground and balanced; and Denis Welch oil pump and timing chain, Piper fast road camshaft and alloy sump installed. Triple HD8 SU carburettors feed an early Works-type inlet manifold, while the boot now houses a new 80-litre alloy fuel tank and Facet pump. The engine exhausts through a Denis Welch manifold, silencer and 2-inch rear-exit pipes. The modified cooling system includes an updated radiator core, alloy expansion tank and five bladed harmonically balanced cooling fan. The overdrive gearbox has been refurbished and equipped with straight cut gears, and now drives through a Quaife limited slip differential. Type 16 brake calipers have been fitted to the front, while discs have replaced drums at the rear and Aeroquip hoses been installed all round. The reconditioned suspension includes poly bushes all round and BJ8 (stronger) front stub axles. Unsurprisingly, the vendor currently considers the bodywork, paintwork, interior trim, engine and transmission to all be in 'excellent' order. This unique 'Big' Healey comes complete with a collection of invoices, litre of body colour, standard differential, Heritage Certificate and Letter of Authenticity from the Austin-Healey Club.

Donald Healey's eponymous company built a prototype two-seater sports car for display at the 1952 London Motor Show. It was based on Austin A90 Atlantic mechanicals and sported a sleek body designed by Gerry Coker and built by Tickford. It was dubbed the 'Healey Hundred' (a moniker chosen to reflect the car's ability to reach 100mph), and Healey planned to build production versions at his factory in Warwick. As things transpired, the prototype impressed the public and so excited Austin's Managing Director, Leonard Lord, that he agreed to build the car in volume at Longbridge. The newcomer was renamed the Austin Healey 100. The rest is history. The production bodyshells were made by Jensen and then transported to Longbridge where the cars were assembled alongside the A90. The early cars (code named BN1 and BN2) were equipped with the same four-cylinder 90bhp 2,660cc engine as the A90. They had 11" drum brakes all round. The front suspension was independent by coil springs while the rear featured a traditional live axle supported by semi-elliptic leaf springs. The steering was by cam and lever. The home market BN1 on offer is a 1954 example that features smart Spruce Green bodywork complemented by Black interior trim and rides on silver-painted wire wheels. This particular 'Big' Healey has had four keepers to date and is the subject of an older restoration. The engine has been upgraded to 'M' specification ('M' spec. carburettors, cold air box, lightened fly wheel, uprated anti-roll bar, etc.) and the original gearbox replaced by the more desirable four-speed plus overdrive BN2 unit. 'OWD 726' has recently been treated to a full service by a marque specialist, and is described by the vendor as being 'well sorted' with 'excellent' bodywork and paintwork, and 'good' interior trim, engine and transmission. It is being sold complete with lead free conversion, Heritage Certificate, FIVA identity card and MOT until September 2016.

CALVERT (FREDERICK) PICTURESQUE VIEWS AND DESCRIPTIONS OF CITIES TOWNS CASTLES AND MANSIONS..... IN STAFFORDSHIRE AND SHROPSHIRE....ENGRAVED ON STEEL BY MR T RADCLYFFE plates and vignette title, half dark green morocco gilt, teg, Birmingham 1830, uniform with Picturesque Views.... in Shropshire, Birmingham 1831 § William Westall Great Britain Illustrated a Series of Original Views from Drawings by William Westall ARA.... with descriptions by Thomas Moule § Thomas Allom The Counties of Chester Derby Leicester Lincoln and Rutland illustrated from Original Drawings by Thomas Allom, c1830, - Devonshire & Cornwall Illustrated from Original Drawings by Thomas Allom, W H Bartlett etc, 1832 and S Austin [et al] Lancashire Illustrated from Original Drawings by S Austin, J Harwood and G & C Pyne, 1831 (6)

Etching of naked woman standing in water beside trees surrounded by mountain in the manner of Frederick Carter/ Austin Osman Spare and a large original woodblock carved with numerous human faces appearing from within flames

Rickey Austin Original signed print of "Tat" the bear and original 36cm "Tat" soft toy Bear

A BOXED DINKY SUPERTOYS THORNYCROFT 'MIGHTY ANTAR' TANK TRANSPORTER, No.660, with an unboxed Centurion Tank, No.651 (metal rollers) 1 Ton cargo truck, No.641 and Austin Champ, No.674 (s.d.), blue striped box damaged (4)

THREE BOXED DINKY TOYS CARS, Austin Seven Countryman, No.199, Morris Mini-Traveller No.197 and Morris 1100, No.140, minor wear to boxes (3)

THREE BOXED CORGI TOYS CARS, Austin Seven, No.255, mid blue body with red interior, Morris Mini-Minor, No.226 and Hillman Imp, No.251, complete with luggage, all three with Model Club leaflet (3)

A BOXED CORGI TOYS AEC ROUTEMASTER BUS, No.468, 1st casting, Corgi Toys advertising, with a boxed Silver Jubilee AEC Routemaster Bus, No.471 (see more London adverts) 2nd casting and a boxed Austin FX4 Taxi, No.418, earlier version without driver, No.418 and No.468 have Model Club leaflets, minor damage to No.471 box (3)

A QUANTITY OF UNBOXED AND ASSORTED PLAYWORN DIECAST VEHICLES, to include Dinky Toys Ferrari Racing Car, No.234, two tone versions of Dinky Hillman Minx, No.154 and Austin Somerset, No.161, a number of early Corgi Toys car and R.A.F. models etc

A QUANTITY OF UNBOXED AND ASSORTED PLAYWORN DINKY TOYS, majority are British and American vehicles from the 1950's and 1960's to include, Guy Van 'Ever Ready', No.918, 2nd type cab, grooved hubs, Austin A105, No.176, De Soto Fireflite, turquoise body, No.192, Ford Anglia, No.155 etc

Bill Austin. Sopwith camel in flight (France 1918) watercolour, signed, 12cm x 27cm.

Literary ephemera. Few verses and leaflets, including Tennyson poem and 'Welcome', another for private circulation by Austin Dobson, 'The Lapse' poem (3 copies), two ltd edition works by Maurice Baring, another Rampant Lions Press 'The Engagement' signed by Bryan Guinness

An AA badge no.4C90865 and a quantity of car badges, including Morris, Triumph, Austin etc.

*Austin Cooper (1890-1964)'APOLAUSTIC 55', 1963Signed l.r., mixed media and collage18.5 x 25cmProvenance: With Gimpel Fils Gallery, London.Exhibited: Art Gallery of South Western Manitoba, Canada, 'Austin Cooper:Imponderable Joys', 1963, cat no. 51.*Artist's Resale Right may apply to this lot.

An original service chart for an Austin seven.

Sailing Ship in the North Bay Scarborough, watercolour signed and dated by Austin Smith 1920, 25cm x 36cm

DINKY TOYS, A COLLECTION OF FAIR VEHICLES INC :BEDFORD REFUSE LORRY, BOAC BUS 283, LUXURY COACH, OBSERVATION COACH, 470 AUSTIN VAN, MASSEY HARRIS TRACTOR, 555 FIRE ENGINE.

DINKY CARS VANGUARD HILMAN MINX, FORD SEDAN, WOLSEY SIX-EIGHT AUSTIN TAXI, 107 SUNBEAM, 157 JAGUAR, EARLY RACING CAR NO CHASSIS, 23K TALBOT

DINKY TOYS 7 U/B MODELS, AUSTIN LORRY, PETROL TANKERS ( RED & GREEN WITH 'PETROL', AUSTIN VAN 470, AMBULANCE, TROJAN CHIVERS, 30V NCB ELECTRIC FLOAT

VANGUARDS, 10 BOXED OF THEAMATIC POLICE COLLECTION : VA05207 FORD, 07601 LAND ROVER KENT, 11014 MORRIS MINOR DOG VAN, 04104 CORTINA THAMES VALLEY, 45001 ALLEGRO MET POLICE, 06501 ROVER MET, 08601 JAGUAR THAMES VALLEY, 0004403 AUSTIN , 27007 ROVER, 46000

VANGUARDS, COLLECTION OF 10 BOXED MODELS, VA105 CORTINA, 55000CONSUL, 8410 JAGUAR, 4603 ZEPHYR, 53002 TRIUMPH, 5503 CONSUL, 6503 ROVER, 6801 HILLMAN, 44001 AUSTIN, 00120 ANGLIA

10 VANGUARDS, BOXED 5203 GRANADA, 06401 VELOX, 06805 MINX, 8903 AUSTIN, 14014 MINI, 04101 LOTUS, 0604 ZEPHYR, 06302 MARINA, 04405 AUSTIN, 06602 TRANSIT

A collection of Diecast models including ten Dinky vehicles including Armored car, Porche 356A, Cunningham C-5R, Sunbeam Rapier, Austin Healey, A.C ACEA, two Low Loader Trucks, Police Box and Telephone box with assortment of other Diecast and Tin plate models Condition report: Varying condition throughout lot from good used to restoration pieces

A 1930's photo album / portfolio pertaining to Porthcawl Recreations Coney Beach Porthcawl, consisting of many photos of holidaying workers, Lord Austin, BBC Staff, Refuges from Spain, many hand painted sketches etc please see images

Books, Automobile,a small selection of books and leaflets relating to cars, to include owners handbooks Austin A30 'Seve', Marina & Ital, Austin Allegro, Singer Vogue, promotional leaflets, workshop manual and The Cassell Book of the New Ford Anglia from 1959, (parcel)(gen gd)

The Six Million Dollar Man Bionic Man, by Dennis Fisher, Steve Austin, including engine, figure is near mint, rubber sleeve on arm is slightly perished, complete with box, some age wear, plus boxed back pack radio, boxed critical assignment arms, boxed critical assignment legs  all in near mint condition and Bionic Transport and Repair Station, in near mint unused condition, in fair box, one end flap detached (5 items) 

Corgi Toys 236 Austin A60 De Luxe Saloon ‘Corgi’ Motor School Car light blue body,red interior, spun wheel hubs, in mint condition, with a excellent blue/yellow box, 85c in pencil on one picture side, complete with Corgi club highway code leaflet

Scarce Corgi Toys 300 Austin Healey Sports Car, cream body, red seats, scarce shaped spun wheel hubs, in mint condition, complete with plain blue/yellow box, model number and description stamped to end flaps, in excellent condition, with Corgi club leaflet, a superb example!