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A 1950`s Austin A40 Cigarette Case and a Ray Mays Autograph in pencil

A Morris 850cc A series display Engine in perspex case on stand, 1961-66, presently wired for electical power, built by an apprentice at Longbridge, Birmingham, used as a car showroom exhibit in the 1970`s in an Austin Rover Dealership

An Austin J40 Pedal Car, Dunlop tyres, working lights and horn, with J40 Club books and badge

Walter H Austin, `Pears and cherries`, watercolour, signed and dated 1922, also the companion `Apples and plums`, - a pair (2) NOTE: Walter Austin was employed by Royal Worcester Porcelain Factory as a fruit painter

Britains Lilliput World 00 and H0 (Tr `00` Scale Models) series by W. Horton Toys and Games Ltd: LV615 Saracen Armoured Personnel Carrier and LV 609 Austin Champ with removable hood, G-E, LV 609 some minor chipping and lacks spare wheel (2) * reference: Britains Trade Catalogue 1960 page 39

Britains Lilliput World 00 and H0 series by W. Horton Toys and Games Ltd: three Austin 3-Ton Army Trucks - matt green LV 607 Covered Wagon with spare wheel, matt green LV 620 with spare wheel (US Army roundel embellishment to cab roof) and gloss dark green LV 620, G (3) * reference: Britains Trade Catalogue 1960 page 39

Rackham (Arthur, illust.). Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll, With a Proem by Austin Dobson, [1907], thirteen tipped-in col. plates, occ. light offsetting, endpapers browned as usual, t.e.g., orig. gilt dec. cloth, spine slightly darkened, 4to. Limited edition, 947/1130 copies. (1)

Kenna models, Austin Dorset and Hereford Saloon

ONE AND A PAIR OF WATERCOLOURS BY THE ROYAL WORCESTER PAINTERS REGINALD HARRY AUSTIN (1890-1955) AND HIS BROTHER WALTER HAROLD AUSTIN (1891-1971) of three young thrushes on apple blossom and still lifes of flowers, all signed, 19.5 x 24.5cm and 26 x 33.5cm. ++ All in fine fresh condition. The colours unfaded

Austin J40 Pedal Car finished in pink

A collection of William Hogarth photogravures by Austin Dobson, contained in a red cloth portfolio.

Seven boxed Dinky items, comprising boxed 780 petrol pump set, also 781, 131 Cadillac Tourer, 677 armoured command vehicle, 190 caravan, 471 Austin van Nestle`s and 173 Nash Rambler, also a small quantity of loose vehicles, trailers etc.

Five boxed Dinky military vehicles, comprising 626 military ambulance, 643 army water tanker, 670 armoured car, 674 Austin Champ and 676 armoured personnel carrier, also a boxed set of army personnel no.603 and four loose military vehicles etc.

Austin Smith (Early 20th Century) A Pair, Off Whitby and Yorkshire Coast signed, dated 1913, watercolour, 13cm x 22cm

Dinky Toys commercial vehicles, 443 Tanker `National Benzole` in original box, good - excellent; box good and unboxed Bedford van `Ovaltine`, Trojan vans `Cydrax` and `Brooke Bond Tea` and Austin van `Raleigh Cycles` - fair - good, some tyres missing

Dinky Toys, Big Bedford Van, `Heinz` Baked Beans, together with others, No. 157 Jaguar XK 120, Austin van `Shell` Trojan van `Esso`, 40A Riley and four others, unboxed, generally fair SEE FRONT COVER

Three Austin Drake Galleries and similar Dolls, Penny Playdoll, Baby Emily and baby

AUSTIN SMITH (BRITISH, early 20th CENTURY), FISHING BOATS OFF WHITBY, A PAIR OF WATERCOLOURS, each signed, one dated 1923, on board. 14.5cm by 23cm

COLLECTION OF DINKY TOYS various models including Bedford bin wagon, red petrol tanker, Triumph saloon, observation coach, Austin taxi, a boxed Coles mobile crane number 571, Massey Harris tractor etc. some repainted and in varied condition (22)

COLLECTION OF DINKY DIE CAST TOYS various models including Morris Oxford saloon, Ford Sedan, Austin goods vehicle, Riley, four miniature aeroplanes-various models, etc. (25+)

DINKY 470 Shell/BP Austin van (good plus) and 308 Austin lorry (very good repaint - missing hilt).

SOMERVILLE 1/43 scale models - No. 129A dark green Riley Kestrel (missing rear bumper otherwise mint boxed), No. 131 dark green Austin 10 `Cambridge` (part to front and rear bumper detached - pieces in box otherwise near mint boxed) and a No. 127 grey 1988 Saab 9000 CD (missing tyre and damage to rear number plate transfer otherwise excellent).

Extremely rare signed tennis dinner menu dated 12/7/1930 following the International Tennis Challenge Match (now known as the Davis Cup) between England and Australia - signed in pen and pencil by John Oliff (GB), Stan Youdale, Jack Crawford, J Willard, and Harry Hopman - (all Aus) plus Fred Perry, H.W. Austin (both GB) and E.G. Moon (Aus) - with GB qualifying for the final Challenge round in 1931- one horizontal crease fold otherwise (G).

1981 Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships 16mm Original Celluloid Film (58mins) A production of Trans World International, brought to you with the compliments of Black and White Scotch Whiskey from the famous house of Buchanan. Commentator - Dan Maskell, Introduction and Observations - James Hunt, supplied with a DVD copy. Note: This film is produced in a very compelling documentary style frequently employing unusual but beguiling camera angles. A very sympathetic sound track weaves in and out of the storyline especially where used in conjunction with clever close-up, slow motion sequences. The film begins with Fred Perry & Argentinean Enrique Morea (official of ITF) in discussion (seated on terrace overlooking the courts) at Wimbledon Championships 1981. There are short all0action clips of Borg (going for his 6th title), McEnroe, Mandlikova, Austin, Navratilova, Evert-Lloyd, scenes of the Old Court No.1, Connors, Amritraj, McEnroe, Gerulaitis, Shriver & Sue Barker, The late James Hunt sits among the crowded tea gardens drinking champagne, and remarks: "...for only the second time in the history of Wimbledon we have no seeded British Player". He then takes an informed look at the first week`s events. Virginia Wade (20th consecutive appearances) is defeated by Ann Hobbs in the 2nd Round. - John Lloyd loss to Louis Clerc, - Hunt: "British Tennis has a lot to think about" - Kathy Rinialdi (14 years and 91 days) becomes the youngest ever player at Senior Wimbledon. -And a woman umpires on the Centre Court for the first time. McEnroe has an argument with the umpire whilst playing Tom Gullikson. His comment to Referee Fred Howles (Umpire) becomes a part of Wimbledon history: "This guys an incompetent fool!" "He`s the pits of the world!" James Hunt interjects with informed observational comments throughout. "Only four Men`s Seeds have made it through the first week" - "On evidence of the quarter-finals, Tennis on this surface is glorious to behold". We then see Chris Lloyd, Mandlikova, Navratilova and 18-year-old Tracy Austin playing Pam Shiver with coach Don Candy watching attentively. More action follows including - Borg v Connors, McEnroe v Frawley, Lloyd v Shriver, Mandlikova v Navratilova. Before we see the 2 finals we are taken back to Perry and Morea who have discussion about the semi-finals and the big names who have gone out - Lendl, Vilas, Jaegar, etc. Friday 2nd July is Ladies` day - Princess Diana is shown (3 ? weeks before the royal wedding) in the Royal Box are The Duchess of Kent, Mrs. Thatcher (PM) and Duke & Duchess of Gloucester. Hunt remarks: "...and in the crowd unless my eyes deceive me a squad o young ladies from the St. Trinians". There follows extensive coverage of the two finals, with |Hunt offering constructive commentary here and there. A prelude to the men`s final shows both of the finalists walking inside the men`s changing rooms, McEnroe with Flemming, and then Borg shakes hands with James Hunt. An excellent time capsule never seen on TV!

6x Trim Wimbledon Tennis Players Postcards c.1930: Y Petra (F88), FA Parker (F59), Miss Helen Wills (A78), HW Austin (X109), Miss H Jacobs (F22) and Miss J Jedrzejowska (F73) - two with trim embossed stamp marks - all unused (VG).

A Royal Worcester porcelain plate painted by Harry Stinton, with highland cattle on the banks of a loch in an apple green and gilt border with reservoirs of painted flowers by W N Austin, 23cm diameter.

AUSTIN SMITH (fl.1919-1928), North Bay and South Bay, Scarborough, watercolour and pencil with scratching out, a pair, signed and dated 1923, 5" x 6 3/4", gilt frames

A silver plated radiator cap and advertising figure for DUNLOP 31 golf balls, modelled with gentleman and his golf clubs atop a Dunlop golf ball and another car mascot, probably an Austin with registration stamp, the first 11 cm high, (2).

ROYAL WORCESTER CABINET CUP AND SAUCER OF PEACOCK BY P. AUSTIN; ALSO WORCESTER GILDED BANANA LEAF CREAM JUG AND THREE OTHER WORCESTER PIECES

A small collection of Dinky Toys cars and commercial vehicles, including a No. 281 telephone service van, a No. 260 Royal Mail van, a No. 231 Maserati and an Austin Devon (11) (playwear).

A small collection of post-war Dinky Toys, comprising a 29 series double deck bus, a 36 series Salmson two-seater, a 28 series Alvis, a 39 series Chrysler, a 40 series Morris Oxford, a Hillman Minx, a Standard Vanguard, a 30 series Austin Wagon, a trailer, a delivery van, a loudspeaker van (some playwear), and two other vehicles (repainted).

A Dinky Toys No. 139 Hudson Sedan, finished in cream and burgundy, a Hudson Commodore Sedan yellow shop box, a Ford Sedan, finished in green, a 40 series Austin Devon Triumph 1800, finished in blue, a Morris Oxford, finished in fawn, and a 27 series estate car (some minor paint chips or scratches), together with a catalogue.

A Dinky Toys No. 152 Austin Devon, finished in cerise and green (some playwear and scratches).

A small collection of Dinky Toys, including a No. 234 Ferrari, a No. 621 3-Ton Army Wagon and a No. 170 Austin van (8) (playwear).

A small collection of Dinky Toys cars, including a Triumph, an Austin Devon, a Lagonda, three taxis and an estate car (11) (playwear), and a 27F Estate Car shop box.

A small collection of Dinky Toys commercial vehicles, comprising a No. 412 Austin wagon, a No. 252 Bedford refuse lorry, a fire engine, four other vehicles and a trolley.

A small collection of Dublo Dinky Toys, comprising a No. 061 Ford Prefect, a No. 063 Commer Van, a No. 064 Austin Lorry, a No. 066 Bedford Flat Truck and a No. 070 AEC Mercury tanker `Shell/BP`, all boxed (boxes lightly creased or scuffed), and a Lesney refuse collector.

A Corgi Toys No. 209 Riley Pathfinder police car, boxed (some rust spots to base plate, box lightly creased and scuffed), an Austin Cambridge and a BMC Mini Cooper (playwear).

A small collection of Matchbox Series 1-75 vehicles, including a No. 4 Triumph Motorcycle and Sidecar, boxed (box creased, scuffed and one end flap detached), a No. 36 Austin A30 and a No. 39 Ford Zodiac Convertible (17) (playwear and faults).

A Tri-ang Scalextric Austin Healey 3000, race No. 2, finished in green, and a Mercedes, race No. 8, finished in white.

A Dinky Toys No. 260 Royal Mail Van and a No. 472 Austin Van `Raleigh Cycles`, both boxed (boxes lightly creased or scuffed).

3 x Unboxed Scalextric including Mercedes 190 SL and 2 x Austin Healey. Fair to Good unboxed.

3 x Unboxed 1960s Race Tuned Scalextric including Mercedes 190SL, Austin Healey and Porsche Spyder. Poor to Fair unboxed.

8 x Black Box Scalextric Cars including 3 x Austin Metro, 2 x Ford Escort XR3i and Ford Fiesta XR2i. Very Good to Excellent in Very Good boxes.

6 x Scalextric including 2 x Austin Maestro, Saudi Leyland F1 and Brabham F1. Mint in Good to Excellent boxes.

7 x Dinky Military Vehicles including Half Track M3, Armoured Personnel Carrier, Austin Champ and Humber 1 Ton Cargo. Repainted unboxed 3 with Reproduction boxes.

Dinky No. 161 Austin Somerset Saloon. Light Blue with Mid Blue hubs. Excellent in Fair tape repaired dual numbered box.

Dinky No. 109 Austin Para Moke. Green with Grey roof and spun hubs. Excellent in Good box complete with parachute.

Unboxed Dinky No. 40d Austin Devon large baseplate lettering. Suede Green with Suede Green hubs. Near Mint unboxed.

Dinky No. 176 Austin A105 Saloon. Grey with Red flash and hubs. Near Mint in Fair tape repaired box with repro end flap.

A Royal Worcester Blush Oval 2-Handled Bowl on turned stem having round sweeping base, signed E. Austin having multicoloured rose and leaf decoration, 15.5cm wide, 16cm high

Austin Osman Spare. Self portrait. graphite on wove paper 610 x 410mm. signed in pencil framed and glazed.

Five car brochures, Austin 7, The Standard, two Riley, and an Austin 1931 (5)

Joseph Austin Benwell (British, 1830-1890), A Mule Cart in the Alps, signed lower left "J A Benwell", watercolour, 46 x 35cm (17.94 x 13.65in).

Edwardian Worcester porcelain jardinière with painted roses on blushed ivory and gilt ground - signed W H Austin, 19cm diameter, 17cm high

Gentleman`s grey top hat by Austin Reed in leather travelling case

DIE-CAST TOYS. CORGI TOYS CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG AND CORGI TOYS AUSTIN SEVEN NO.225 THE SECOND BOXED

Motoring/Motorcycling - selection inc. Motorcycle lamps, a selection of motor car manuals & handbooks (20) inc. MG Midget, Austin A70 & A90, Riley Two-Point-Six, Oxford Taxicab etc, 4 car badges plus a few photographs etc and a suitcase of magazines & cuttings (qty)

AUSTIN SMITH, Sea Cliff, Watercolour, signed, 31.5cm x 15cm

Austen (Jane) Northanger Abbey 4 vol. first edition lacks half-titles supplied in good facsimiles vol. IV lacks p7 &8 blanks at end some foxing and browning later endpapers later half calf gilt spines rubbed lacks leather labels misspelt “Austin” on spines g.e. by Bayntun [Gilson A9] 12mo John Murray 1818.