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British Railways Signal Box Registers, qty 11 from Longbridge East Signal Box. The first register starts 15th March 1958 to 9th July 1958. The second starts 9th July 1958 to 18th November 1958. Subsequent registers are dated 1961, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967 1968 and 1970. Interestingly, one signalman noted some steam loco numbers in 1964 such as 90204, 42922, 48763, 92025, 90486, 42707, 44092 etc. Two registers are missing covers, the rest are sound. A wonderful record of Austin Works movements.

Alloy Key Token OLD HILL JC - HALESOWEN. Ex GWR section opened on 1st March 1878 and closed to passengers (Austin factory workers) on 29th August 1958. Closed completely on 1st October 1969.

A quantity of Dinky and other toys incl: Massey Harris Tractor, 4 wheeled wagon brass diver, low loader, Articulated trailer with winch, E.R.F. tipper lorry, Dublo toys, Austin lorry, a Hornby red flat truck in `00` gauge, a `Bends` sign etc.

Four maintenance Manuals, Matchless, Austin A50 and A55, Vauxhall and Raleigh

Five Boxed Dinky Two-Tone Cars:- Triumph Herald No.189, in green and white; Vauxhall Cresta No.164, in grey and green; Austin A105 No.176, in cream and blue; Nash Rambler No.173, in turquoise and cerise, Studebaker President No.179, in yellow and blue

A CHRISTMAS 1963 AUSTIN MAXI SHOWROOM PRESENTATION DISPLAY with brightly coloured genies and other images

A 1949 PATHFINDER PEDAL CAR modelled on the famous supercharged twin cam Austin 7 racing car from the 1930`s, 63" long

A DISMANTLED FAIRGROUND CAR RIDE using a collection of Austin J40 pedal cars, finished in red, yellow and green. Together with a quantity of motors, boards and other fittings, understood to be complete. See illustration (HP)

1952 AUSTIN CHAMP QUARTER TON 4X4Registration Number: EHV 786DChassis Number: 10502Engine Number: 62225Built by the Austin Motor Company, the Austin Champ was produced solely for the British Army and was unavailable to the civilian market. Light and durable, it was an all-terrain vehicle, and could be driven in six foot six inches of water! The Champ was powered by the Rolls-Royce four cylinder, 2 ¼ litre engine, producing 75bhp and giving a top speed of 60mph. We understand that this example is furnished with radio communication equipment, shovels, ropes and jerry cans etc… It is thought to have been decommissioned in 1966 and was a battalion commander`s vehicle. The Champ became part of the Patrick Collection from 1985 until 2004. Supplied with the vehicle is the V5C registration certificate, various MOT test certificates and servicing data etc…Careful recommissioning may be appropriate following museum storage. See illustration (HP)

1926 PEUGEOT TYPE 172 QUADRILETTE 719CC TWO SEATER VOITURETTERegistration Number: UnregisteredChassis Number: X3060Engine Number: 4739 Peugeot`s attractive Quadrilette, an Edwardian cyclecar manufactured through the 1920`s, catered for a market in France in exactly the same way that the Austin 7 did in Britain. The earlier models were driven by a three speed gearbox and powered by a 668cc, four cylinder side valve engine which produced just 6.2hp.This example, a compact left hand drive two seater, is finished in red with black wings and has brass fittings, including the radiator surround, headlamp rims and windscreen frame. The interior has black pleated upholstery and cocoa matting. The motor car has a 51x88mm bore and stroke engine, which was introduced for the 172 in 1926. It is also equipped with a Zenith carburettor and 19" wire wheels.Documentation included in the file should assist in obtaining a suitable replacement registration number. The Voiturette has been the subject of an older restoration, and carries the restorer`s plate: Jean Messain Ets. Sabattier of Montereau. Careful recommissioning may be appropriate following museum storage. See illustration

Booksellers kiosks, signals, quantity of track, transformers and a box of Meccano Dublo Dinky trackside vehicles including Austin Taxi, Dublo Volkswagon, etc

A Corgi Jaguar Mark X saloon, Dinky Meccano Ford Mustang 161, Austin A105 176, Massey Ferguson tractor 180 special, Budgi Fresh Fruit Dairy, Corgi MGA, etc. Quantity

[TOWNSEND, Richard Edward Austin.] Visions of the Western Railways dedicated to Sir Charles Lemon… printed for private circulation. London: Samuel Bagster, 1838. 8vo (250 x 155mm.) Original cloth (spine worn). Note: inscribed `with the authors compliments` to front-free endpaper.

Triang Jumbo Series large Austin Lorry with wood load - c.1968, metallic maroon diecast cab and chassis, green plastic body, some small cracks to the green plastic body, but includes original load of wooden planks - Excellent bright example in a Good window box, 27cm long.

Triang Jumbo Series Austin Esso Tanker - scarce example is white, with red hubs, still includes catwalk and access ladders, lacks one clear plastic headlamp lens otherwise Excellent Plus bright example, 27cm long.

Triang Jumbo Series Austin Tipper - mid blue diecast cab and chassis, red plastic tipping body with tailgate, one of the rivets to the baseplate is loose but otherwise still an Excellent example for display in a Good open sided display box.

Mini Models Austin Devon and other vehicles (1) Mini Models aluminium clockwork Austin Devon - grey, some wear to edges and roof - Fair, 16cm (2) tinplate Car probably of Indian manufacture, made up from recycled biscuit tins with evidence of this to the printing on the underside, resembling the Rolls Royce, rubber tyres, 13cm - Good Plus, (3) unconfirmed British made pressed steel Racing Car with clockwork motor, powder blue - Good, 33cm and CKO Single Decker Bus 1/43rd scale - Excellent including illustrated box. (4)

Matchbox Models of Yesteryear No.YY65 Pre-production Austin Van - a group of 4, (1) "Peace on Earth 1995" - blue, black chassis, "Happy Holiday 1995" - white, black chassis, "1 Auto One" - white, blue, red black chassis and "75 Years of the Austin Seven" - red, black chassis. (4)

Bandai and Imai (Japan) Military model kit group - No.4254-600 PZKW IV Heuschrecke German Army Tank "Grasshopper", No.8361 British 3-ton Austin K5 with 4 soldiers, Imai No.4303 13-ton Tractor M-5 and others - overall Near Mint/Mint in Good Plus to Excellent Plus boxes. (13)

TV and Space related Model kit group - including Airfix Wallace & Gromitt Anti Pesto Van x 3, Imai B-1343-300 M. Lover MAAIE ARII (Reko) No.AR308-300 Macross Cruiser Fortress and others including Airfix James Bond, Revell Austin Powers Shaguar, The Lost World, Baywatch etc - overall models are Near Mint/Mint in Good to Near Mint boxes. (22)

Corgi No.224 Bentley Continental Sports Saloon - green, red interior, spun hubs with grey tyres - Excellent in Good blue and yellow carded box and No.225 Austin Seven Mini - red, lemon interior, flat spun hubs - Good (sunfaded) in Fair blue and yellow carded box. (2)

Dinky No.106 Austin Atlantic Convertible - light blue, silver detail, red interior, ridged hubs, cream steering wheel - Excellent Plus in Poor card box.

Dinky No.106 Austin Atlantic Convertible - black, red interior, ridged hubs, cream steering wheel, white tyres - Near Mint in Good Plus correct colour spot card box.

Dinky No.106 Austin Atlantic Convertible - pale blue, dark blue interior, cream ridged hubs - Excellent in Good Plus correct colour spot card box.

Dinky No.109 Austin Healey "100" Sports Car - cream, red interior, ridged hubs, white driver, racing number 23 - Excellent Plus in Good box.

Dinky No.152 Austin Devon Saloon - sage green, fawn hubs, 1st type baseplate - slight pitting to axle ends and baseplate otherwise Excellent Plus in Fair correct colour spot card box.

Dinky No.161 Austin Somerset Saloon - two tone, cream upper body, ridged hubs, black lower body - Excellent to Excellent Plus in Poor card box.

Dinky No.161 Austin Somerset Saloon - light blue, mid blue ridged hubs - Excellent Plus in Fair to Good correct colour spot card box.

Dinky No.176 Austin A105 Saloon - light grey, red body stripe, ridged hubs - Excellent Plus to Near Mint in Fair to Good card box.

Dinky No.176 Austin A105 Saloon - grey, red body stripe and roof, spun hubs, white tyres - Mint in Good correct issue card box, black pen to one end flap.

Dinky No.176 Austin A105 Saloon - cream body, ridged hubs, mid blue roof and body panel, white tyres - Near Mint in Fair to Good late issue yellow box.

Dinky No.176 Austin and No.199 Austin 7 - No.176 Austin A105 Saloon, cream body, ridged hubs, dark blue side panels - some minor paint touch-ins, also No.199 Austin 7 Countryman, light blue, red interior, spun hubs, minor paint touch-ins - overall Good Plus in Poor boxes. (2)

Dinky No.254 Austin Taxi - deep yellow/green, yellow hubs, black interior/base - Excellent Plus to Near Mint in Good card box.

Dinky No.470 Austin Van "Shell" - mid green front, red rear, ridged hubs, "Shell & BP" to sides and rear - Excellent in Good Plus to Excellent card box.

Dinky No.471, No.472 Austin Van pair - No.471 red, gold print to sides, yellow ridged hubs, No.472 green, yellow ridged hubs, gold text to sides - overall both Excellent to Excellent Plus in Poor to Good card boxes. (2)

Dinky Austin Atlantic Car pair - (1) pink, dark cream interior, ridged hubs, (2) mid blue body, red interior, cream ridged hubs - Good to Good Plus. (2)

Dinky No.152 Austin Devon - two tone, mid blue upper body and ridged hubs, deep yellow body - Excellent.

Dinky Austin Car pair - (1) No.161 Austin Somerset - red lower body, ridged hubs, yellow upper body, (2) No.152 Austin Devon - lime green over pink, cream ridged hubs - overall both Good to Good Plus. (2)

Dinky Saloon Car group - including Austin Devon, sage green, fawn hubs, Austin Somerset, dark red, Morris Oxford, fawn, Vanguard, mid blue, cream hubs - overall Good Plus to Excellent. (4)

Dinky Saloon Car group - including Austin Devon, dark maroon, No.164 Vauxhall Cresta, cream/maroon, another grey/green, Hillman Minx, pale green - overall Good Plus to Excellent. (4)

Corgi No.300 Austin Healey Sports Car - cream, red seats, spun hubs - Near Mint to Mint in Good Plus to Excellent blue and yellow card box.

Dinky Pre-war No.35D Austin 7 Open Tourer - brown body, wire screen, solid white rubber tyres - little fatigue - Good.

Dinky 35 Series Car group - 2 x 35D Austin 7, yellow, 35C MG Sports Car, red, another green, 35A Saloon, grey, 2 x 35B Racer, silver - overall Fair to Good Plus. (7)

A GEORGIAN STYLE COMPOSITE STONE SUN DIAL SUPPORT of turned form by Austin & Sealey with bronze sun dial plate and gnomon, signed Webster & Son, London, circa 1870, 49" high overall.

Corgi 3106 Gift Set with Fiat X1/9, Austin Mini Metro, Triumph TR7, Renault 5 Turbo and Rover 3500. Mint with good box, perspex loose but undamaged.

Dinky Toys: 291 Atlantean City Bus, 286 Ford Transit Fire Appliance and 601 Austin Para-Moke. All very good with fair boxes. (3)

Corgi Toys 233 Heinkel Economy Car, fair, good box; Spot-On Austin Seven, playworn, unboxed; Corgi C330\9 Mini, boxed; Corgi Special Edition Mini Metro, boxed; 2 unboxed playworn Corgi Minis. (6)

Dinky Toys - Twenty unboxed post-war models including 40G Morris Oxford, 40D Austin Devon, 40B Triumph 1800, 23E Speed of The Wind, 23C Mercedes Benz Racing Car. Conditions vary from restoration jobs to Very Good.

Corgi Toys - Gold plated 1937 Rolls Royce Sedance De Ville and gold plated Anniversary Austin Mini. Both Mint and boxed with certificates.

Dinky Toys - twelve unboxed cars including 176 Austin A105 with blue stripe, 169 Studebaker Golden Hawk in peach and red, 160 Austin A30 with solid wheels. Fair to Good.

Corgi Toys - ten unboxed models including two Commer 5-Ton Lorries and two trailers, Austin Cambridge in silver and turquoise, 1137 Articulated Trailer. Fair to Good.

Wodehouse (P.G.) The Pothunters first edition first issue signed by the author on front free endpaper 10 plates by R.Noel Pocock without advertisements as issued original blue cloth with silver lettering and loving cup illustrations rubbed at edges with some minor marking spine slightly discoloured [McIlvaine A1; Jasen 1] 8vo Adam & Charles Black 1902. ***The true first issue of the author`s first book set at the fictional public school of St. Austin`s; an excellent copy signed thus.

Motor Racing publications. A group of early post-war motor racing books 1939-1947, MRP “Scrapbooks” including No1 (Klementaski), No.2 (Grands Prix 1939), No.3 (Story of ERA), No.5(Bentley at Le Mans), No.6 Motor Racing 1946), No.7 (French Grand Prix 1906-1914), No.8 (Austin Racing History) and “Motor Racing 1947” (BRDC Yearbook), spiral-bound with soft covers fully illustrated (7)

Austin (Mary). California, the Land of the Sun, 1st ed., 1914, thirty-two col. plts. by Sutton Palmer (as list), folding map at rear, t.e.g., orig. dec. cloth gilt, 4to, together with Koebel (W. H.), South America, 1st ed., [1913], seventy-five col. plts. by A. S. Forrest (as list), folding map at rear, orig. dec. cloth, 4to, plus Campbell (Wilfred), Canada, 1st ed., 1907, seventy-seven col. plts. by T. Mower Martin (as list), folding map at rear, orig. dec. cloth gilt, spine faded, 4to, plus six others similar, comprising, Australia, by Frank Fox, 1st ed., 1910; New Zealand, by Hon. William Pember Reeves, 1st ed., 1908; The Savage South Seas, by E. Way Elkington, 1st ed., 1907; Japan, by Dorothy Menpes, reprint, 1905; The Flowers and Gardens of Japan, by Florence du Cane, 1st ed., 1908 (2 copies) (9)

Dobson (Austin). The Ballad of Beau Brocade and other poems of the XVIIIth Century, illust. Hugh Thomson, 1903, hand-coloured illusts. throughout, pubs. ad. leaf at rear, orig. paper title label bound in at rear, a.e.g., contemp. dark blue crushed half morocco gilt, small 8vo, limited ed. 1/250, together with Thurston (John, illus.), The Vicar of Wakefield, A Tale, and the Deserted Village, by Oliver Goldsmith, pub. William Tegg, 1863, thirty-two b&w wood eng. illusts. by John Thurston, a.e.g., later polished full calf gilt (by Morrell), 12mo. (2)

William Frederick Austin, views of Norwich, four watercolours, signed, 26cm x 43cm

An original 16mm film “Lawn Tennis and How to Play It”- Bunny Austin circa 1935, duration 11 minutes, in a can; this film has been copied to DVD and is available as part of the lot (2). A production by Gaumont British Instructional showing for 11 minutes. The sound film has commentary by Colonel R.H.Brand (a member of the BBC, but a tennis tournament player and umpire)and is directed by John Betts. Featuring the play of H.W. “Bunny” Austin throughout the film begins with Austin (in shorts) and I. H. Wheatcroft walking out of the players entrance of the All England Club Wimbledon, to survey the weather conditions. Much of the film is recorded at the All England Club (on court number 3), but we also see Austin in splendid action at an unidentified tournament (Possibly Queen’s Club). He demonstrates, the service, forehand and backhand in slow-motion, as well as the volley and the smash. There is lots of slow-motion action and it proves a great retrospective opportunity to study Austin’s style and form nearly 80 years ago. Near the end of the film we see Austin beating Shields at Wimbledon in the 1934 Davis Cup.

A COLLECTION OF BRITAINS, DINKY, CORGI AND OTHER TOYS, MOST BOXED INCLUDING BRITAINS EXAMPLES OF AUSTIN CHAMP 9760, LANDROVER 9777, MULEDOZER 95351, 4.7 NAVAL GUN 9730, BAT GUN 9720 AND 18 INCH HEAVY HOWITZER 9740

A Royal Worcester painted miniature cup and saucer Signed W.M. Austin decorated with roses, gilt border, printed puce mark, date code 1912, cup 3.5cm high, saucer 9.5cm high; a Royal Doulton miniature flambé vase of baluster form, indistinct printed marks, 5cm high; a Royal Doulton figure titled `The Mask Seller`, pattern HN2103, 21cm high; a Royal Doulton figure titled `Isadora`, modelled by Peter A. Gee, pattern HN2938, 19cm high; and a Belleek white glazed figural jug, printed green mark, 11.5cm high (6)

Austin, A B: An Angler`s Anthology, 1930. First edition. 24 full page plates by Norman Wilkinson