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A 1 1/2" brass shoulder plane with rosewood(?) infill by K Dean, and another similar by V Austin (2)

Six Dinky Toys diecast model army vehicles - "5.5 Medium Gun" (No. 692), "Military Ambulance" (No. 626), "Austin Champ" (No. 674), "Armoured Car" (No. 670), "Armoured Personnel Carrier" (No. 676), and "Armoured Command Vehicle" (No. 677), with original boxes for same

Alex Austin THE CARD SHARKS Oil on canvas, 12" x 18", signed, in a good gilt plaster frame.

A pair of Worcester baluster Vases painted with roses and signed R Austin, date code for 1912, 5 1/2" (14cms) high, (covers missing, one cracked) and another Worcester vase painted with roses by M Hunt, 4" (10cms) high, (cover missing).

Dinky Bedford 10cwt Van 'Ovaltine' no. 481, Trojan 15 CWT Van 'Chivers', Austin Van 'Nestles' no. 471, Trojan 15 CWT Van 'Esso', Royal Mail Van no. 260, all boxed (boxes poor) (5)

Dinky military vehicles including Ambulance no. 626, Armoured Personnel Carrier no. 676, 3-Ton Army Wagon no. 621, Armoured Command Vehicle no. 677, Austin Champ no. 674, all boxed (boxes poor) (5)

Dinky Austin Taxi no. 254, boxed

Dinky Austin Para-Moke no. 601, complete with leaflet, boxed

Dinky Dublo Austin Taxi no. 067, Bedford Articulated Flat Truck no. 072, both boxed (2)

Dinky Austin Champ no. 674, boxed

Dinky selection of early unboxed models, including Austin Somerset no. 40 J, Hudson Sedan, Austin Devon, Jaguar no. 157, Morris Oxford, Simca 9 Aronde no. 24 U, Hillman Minx, Rover 75, Triumph (9)

Dinky Austin Healey '100' Sports no. 109, boxed

Dinky selection of early unboxed saloon cars, including Oldsmobile, Studebaker, Chrysler, Vanguard (2), Ford Sedan, Riley, Austin Devon (2) (9 in total)

Dinky selection of early unboxed lorries, including Dodge, Bedford, Austin, Liverpool, Fordson, etc (11)

Jeans, Sir James "The Universe Around Us", 1933, "The Stars and their Courses", 1931, and "The Mysterious Universe", 1930 and various handbooks for the Austin 7 and other volumes (1 box)

Eleven Boxed Matchbox 1-75 Series Vehicles - No.10 Pipe Truck, No.23 Trailer Caravan, No.29 Austin Cambridge, No.30 8-Wheel Crane, No.35 Smow Trac, No.37 Cattle Truck, No.41 Ford GT, No.65 Claas Combine, No.66 Greyhound Bus, No.69 Tractor Shovel, No.70 Grit Spreader

Five Corgi Saloon Cars - Vauxhall Velox in orange, Austin Cambridge in orange, Rover 90 in grey, Morris Cowley in green, Riley Pathfinder in red

Seven Boxed Dinky Military Vehicles - Tank Transporter No.660, Centurion Tank No.651, Recovery Tractor No.661, 10 Ton Army Truck No.622, Armoured Command Vehicle No.677, Army Covered Wagon No.623 & Austin Champ No.674

Eight Boxed Dinky Vehicles - Bristol 450 Coupe No.163, Austin Devon Saloon No.152, Jaguar XK120 Coupe No.480, Standard Vanguard Saloon No.153, Bedford Kodak Van No.480, Austin Shell Van No.470, Austin Atlantic Convertible and Studebaker Land Cruiser No.172 (playworn condition)

Fifteen books of cars - Floyd Cymers Historical Scrapbook, Motor Manual, The Austin Seven Book, Small Car Handbook and others

Eight Corgi toys models including Moorhouses Jams 449, Bedford Utilicon Ambulance, Plymouth Sports Suburban 219, Austin Seven, Studebaker Golden Hawk 2115, Austin A4 0216, Austin London taxi cab 418 and Massey Ferguson tractor, also a Budgie toys Volkswagen pick up truck, all in used condition (9)

Sixteen Dinky toys including Esso pump 781, Dodge truck, Bedford tipper, Leyland Royal Tiger 282, Saloon 344, Royal Mail van 260, Austin van "Shell" 470, Bedford garbage pick up, Speed of the Wind 23E, Jaguar 157, telephone service van No 261 etc

Corgi Donnington MGF 95100, Burago Mercedes-Benz 300SL touring 1957 3343, Corgi Scammel container truck C1246, Matchbox, Dinky Collection 1953 Austin A40 DY-15B and 1950 Ford V8 pilot DY5-B, all boxed (5)

Three white metal models by various manufacturers, a Gemini Model Reproduction JMR003, a Wolsley 1300 Mark II - this model a review sample in black tulip, a Spacroft models No.45 - a standard Vanguard Phase III in green and cream - the model complete with certificates and separate wing mirrors, a Lansdowne model LDM52, a 1962 Austin A90 in Phoenix beige - the model with separate flying 'A' mascot

Two white metal models: a Crossways model number CM22, an Austin 7 Ruby mark III in maroon and black, a Top Marque 1928 Morris Minor in blue and black - the casting by Top Marques built by J&M classics (3)

A group of unboxed Corgi and Dinky models to include original Chipperfield Circus vehicles, a booking office, two animal trainers, a Land Rover trailer and elephant cage, a mobile crane, other vehicles include a James Bond Aston Martin, an Austin Learners car, a Dinky Ford Cortina, a late issue Commer break-down truck, a Corgi Bermuda Taxi, a Citroen DS19, Corvette Stingray, Jaguar E-Type and others

A group of six Matchbox Series models, three Models of Yesteryear, first series models to include: a Yesteryear Y1 Allchin Traction Engine in unmarked D1 type box, a Y9 Showman's Engine in bright red with plated roof and canopy supports in D1 unmarked type box, and a Y11 Aveling and Porter steamroller in similar box. A number 2 Accessory Pack, a Bedford car transporter, the model in blue with metal wheels and crimped axles, a Moko Lesney number 36 'Austin Cambridge' in blue with metal wheels and a number 60 'Morris pickup truck', the model with grey plastic wheels on pinched axles

Hoffmann (c1985) A Model H117 upright piano in a walnut satin case together with a green upholstered John Austin duet stool.

A ROYAL WORCESTER GLOBULAR VASE painted by R Austin, signed, with full blown pink cabbage roses in four panels of lightly moulded and bronzed and gilt strapwork, 15cm h, printed marks, early 20th c Typical slight wear to gilding but undamaged, no restoration

A 75 PIECE US WWII EQUIPMENT GROUPING. Comprising a liner made by Westinghouse, a liner made by CAPAC with Marine Corp anchor & globe device and plastic interior strapping, a `43 dated Meese mountain pack, a `42 dated Crawford-Austin—Waco TX M-28 pack, and three officer’s musette bags, Kadin 44, Hamlin 42 and BBS 43. 4 canteen cups, 6 mess kits including an ACM 42, a Leyse 44, a Knapp-Monarch 41 and an MA Co 43, a `43 dated Vollrath canteen with cup and `41 dated Baier-Lockwood cover, a metallic belt link ammo bag and an officer’s canvas map case cover, an M1VA1 Army Diaphragm Gas Mask with filter hose and khaki carrier, eight mismatched canvas leggings, a rubberized jungle food bag, a folding jungle medical kit w/out contents, one OD #3 and two OD#7 pistol belts, eight belts/straps, two with open-faced square buckle latches, an unissued backboard with original instructions in red cellophane wrapper, an OD wool pullover toque, a `42 dated Hinson 30 cal ammo belt and a brown helmet net with drawstring. Together with a foot locker and a collection of US WWI—Vietnam era Army canvas items including ten duffle bags, two rubberized waterproof tarps, A CS—18 folding OD#7 cases, an either pre-WWII or BSA pup tent, and two oil cloth WWI shelter halves with tent stakes.

William Frederick Austin, British 1833-1899- View of Norwich; watercolour, signed, in a glazed decorative parcel gilt and ebonised moulding frame, 39x81cm

Sir Terry Frost RA, British 1915-2003- "Eleven Poems by Federico Garcia Lorca, 1989, (Lorca Suite)" (Kemp 98-108), publ. Austin/Desmond Contemporary Books, London; etchings with aquatint printed in colours, on Somerset Satin wove paper, some with hand colouring, eleven plus one portfolio title page, ea. signed and numbered 17/75 in pencil, in matching white box style frames, 56.5x38.5cm (sheets), (12), (may be subject to Droit de Suite)

Lifeboat interest - Royal National Lifeboat Institution Medal Sir William Hillary, bronze (Thomas Edward Rimmer, Voted 18th January 1940) with uniface ‘double-dolphin’ suspension, mounted as worn, in case of issue. Rimmer is listed as the Mechanic, on the Blackpool motor Lifeboat Sarah Ann Austin, involved in rescuing the remaining sailors from the wreck of the Pilot Boat Charles Livinstone of Liverpool, wrecked on the Ainsdale beach between Southport and Formby. Few edge nicks, GVF (1)

A pair of Dixon Austin & Co. Sunderland Wall Plaques inscribed "Prepare to Meet Thy God" and "Thou God Seest Me" in yellow and black borders. 7" (18cms) diameter.

A small collection of post-war Dinky Toys cars, comprising a No. 30d Vauxhall, a No. 30b Rolls Royce, a No. 30c Daimler, two No. 30f ambulances and two Austin taxis (paint chips, discolouration and faults).

A small collection of Dinky Toys saloon cars, comprising a No. 36f British Salmson, a No. 36d Rover, two No. 30b Rolls Royce, a Vanguard, a Riley, an Austin Devon, a Ford Sedan and a Chrysler (paint chips and playwear).

A small collection of Dinky Toys, comprising a No. 415 mechanical horse and open wagon, a No. 422 Fordson Thames flat truck, a No. 421 electric articulated lorry, a No. 429 trailer, a No. 423 army covered wagon, a No. 670 armoured car and a No. 754 pavement set, all boxed (some paint chips, boxes creased, torn and scuffed, some missing end flaps or tabs), together with an Austin wagon and a Dodge chassis (playwear and faults).

A small collection of Dinky Toys and Supertoys army vehicles and field guns, comprising a No. 621 army wagon, a No. 626 military ambulance, a No. 643 water tanker, a No. 651 Centurion tank, a No. 670 armoured car, a No. 673 armoured car, a No. 674 Austin Champ, a No. 676 personnel carrier, a No. 686 25 pounder gun, a No. 692 5-5 medium gun, a No. 716 S-51 helicopter, a No. 735 Gloster Javelin and a No. 736 Hawker Hunter, all boxed (some playwear, boxes creased and scuffed, some end flaps or tabs detached), together with a No. 621 army wagon and a No. 641 cargo truck (some playwear and rusting).

A small collection of Corgi Toys cars, comprising a No. 151A Lotus Le Man racing car (lacking decals), a No. 153A Bluebird record car, a No. 227 Morris Mini Cooper, a No. 236 Austin A60 motor school car, a No. 241 Ghia L-6-4, a No. 251 Hillman Imp, a No. 252 Rover 2000, a No. 310 Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray and a No. 416S RAC radio rescue Land Rover, all boxed (some minor paint chips and rubbing, boxes creased and scuffed).

A collection of Dinky Toys cars, sports cars and taxis, including two No. 157 Jaguars, a No. 109 Austin Healey, American cars, Austin taxis and three caravans (playwear, faults and repainting).

A Royal Worcester spherical vase painted with roses by R. Austin, 16.5 cm, date cypher 1909, patt. no. 1257

Robert Sargent Austin R.A. (1895-1973), Hunter in a stable, signed and dated 1/33, crayon, 26.5 x 29cm.; 10.5 x 11.5in. * He studied at Leicester School of Art and at Royal College of Art, 1914-16 and 1919-22. Showed with the Royal Watercolour Society of which he was a member and president; Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers of which he was a member and president; and the Royal Academy to which he was elected in 1949. An exhibition of Austin`s prints and drawings was held at Ashmolean Museum, Oxford and Leicester Museum and Art Gallery in 1980. Artists` Resale Right ("droit de suite") may apply to this lot.

A box of unboxed Britains, Dinky Toys and Corgi military vehicles including Commer Ambulance, Austin Champ, Scout Car S5 Mediium Field Gun

A boxed Dinky Toys No 160 Austin A30 turquoise Saloon

A boxed Dinky Toys No 109 cream Austin Healey Sports

A Dinky Meccano MG Midget with driver (108), Aston Martin (110), Cunningham C-CR, MG in red, Austin Healey (109) Triumph TR2, Sunbeam Alpine, another in crimson, Bristol 450. Silver streamlined (12)

A Dinky Meccano Vauxhall Cresta, ford Zephyr, Austin Devon, Triumph Herald, Riley, Morris Oxford, Rover 75, Ford Sedan, Alvis and others. Varied condition (17)

A British Railways Express Horse Box. Dinky-Supertoys. Meccano Ltd, Euclid rear dump truck, Lyons Swiss Rolls. Guy, BP Austin, Dinky old London Taxi, Royal Mail van, BOAC coach, Slumberland Spring Interior Mattresses van, Leyland Octopus, Dodge lorry, G.R. Royal Mail van, Goods Yard Crane, Portland Cement lorry and others

Six various boxed Vangaurd police cars including Austin A60 and Rover 2000

Six various boxed Vanguard police cars including Vauxhall Velox PA and Austin A40

A Austin car mascot.

A late Victorian pierced brass triptych photograph frame by T.K. Austin & Co., Dublin, 25cm high.

A gentleman`s top hat by Austin Reed Limited, Regents Street (with original box)

*Robert Austin (1895-1973), `EARLY SPRING` Etching, signed and dated l.r. and inscribed with title l.l., dated 1922 in pencil in margin 19 x 20cm

327-339. DAVID CARR (1915-1968) The painter and collector, David Carr, has been described as ‘a lost genius in the canon of Post-War British Artists, a pioneering creator who succeeded in his quest to paint man’s epic struggle for individual identity’. He was born to a wealthy family in London in 1915 who owned the biscuit manufacturing business of the same name. He was educated at Uppingham and began his working career at the family firm where his father was chairman, but he hated the commercial world and left to read History at Oxford. In the 1950s, Carr began a remarkable series of works depicting man’s relationship with machines and industrial production, exploring the blurred line between the repetitive movements of working men and the machines they tended. These visionary works, in a Post-Cubist style, are Carr’s lasting legacy and convey his idiosyncratic view of mid-20th Century Britain. In 1968, the Bertha Shayer Gallery in New York staged an exhibition of his paintings, but it was not until 1987, nineteen years after Carr’s premature death from cancer, that he came to real prominence in London. This was when the Mayor Gallery held a retrospective of the work of the man that Bryan Robertson called ‘...of special importance to British Art of this period’. A further retrospective exhibition was held in London in 1997 at the Austin Desmond Gallery. *David Carr (1915-1968), MONOCHROME ABSTRACT FORMS two, 91.5 x 71.5cm, unframed; and an oil on board 75.5 x 58cm, framed (3)

A WWI medal group awarded to K15458 Stoker C E Roberts of the Royal Navy, comprising 1914/15 Star (together with matching miniature), British War medal and War for Civilisation medal, also a George V Services Rendered Badge, no. RN43822, a Battle of Jutland Memorial medal dated May 31st 1916, together with original boxes of issue, a further WWI medal group awarded to 59946 Corporal E C Austin of The Royal Engineers comprising British War medal and War for Civilisation medal and a British War medal awarded to N30545 L Williams ACT.ERA.4R.M

Austin Moseley (b.1930) - 'Short Cut', oil on board, initialled, 69.5x90cm (illustrated)

Derek Austin (20th century) - 'Albert Square, Manchester', oil on board, signed, 23x30cm

A grey top hat by Austin Reed Ltd Regent Street in leatherette carrying box, a pair of binoculars in leather case, a ladies parasol and a hat.

A quantity of various makes including Corgi: 1902 State Landau, VW Motor School Car, Dolphinarium, Disneyland Bus; Corgi miniatures: Triumph TR7, Rover 3500, Austin Metro; Crescent: Royal State Coach; Matchbox: QEII Silver Jubilee Coat of Arms figurine, 2 x Silver Jubilee Bus, 3 x The Londoner bus (2 versions); Britains: Worzel Gummidge. Together with a few other items, some featuring TV figures. Some boxed, minor/some wear to some; items mostly GC to VGC, a few need cleaning. (c40)