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A Collection of Rolling Stones Memorabilia, collected by the vendor in the mid-1960s, including three albums; The Rolling Stones, signed and inscribed by Brian Jones and Keith Richards, The Rolling Stones No 2, signed by Keith Richards, Charlie Watts and Mick Jagger, and a group of ten black and white photographs taken with the vendor's camera, including the band in Manchester with images of them in the back of an Austin Princess, and others, in a Boots Photographic Processing wallet inscribed Photos of Stones taken Sept 29 1966

A Dinky Toys Bedford Tipper, Moto cart, Commer, Austin, NCB electric van, 27F a Leyland royal tiger, 2 long wagons a Hindell smart elecs a Fordson, 2 trailers and mail van

Royal Worcester Coffee Service in Case consisting of 6 cups & saucers & 6 silver gilt spoons, each cup hand decorated with berries & fruits by individual artists inc. F Harper, R Austin, H Powell, H Price, etc. (1 cup AF)

Boxed Diecast Dinky Toys, cars & sports cars, models inc. standard Vanguard Saloon, Ford Fordor Sedan, Austin Atlantic Convertible, Austin Devon Saloon, Hilman Minx Saloon, Triumph TR2, Sunbeam Alpine Sports x 2, Astin Martin DB3, Bristol 450 & Mercedes Benz

Diecast Dinky Toys 697-25-Pounder Gun Unit, 660 Tank Transporter, Austin Champ, 3 Ton Army Wagon, Army Water Tanker & Military Ambulance (boxed)

Austin Healey Sprite, 1300cc, c.1971 J plate, red, brand new hood, running order, to April 2007, MOT and tax, 83/84,000 miles

Motor Trade Price Guides. A group of pre-and post-war motor trade price guide publications, with rare early examples from 1930s, and others from 1950s-1960s including The Motor, The Autocar , and Glasss Guide etc., (approx. 26), together with a group of motor trade and manufacturers decorative headed letters & correspondence to dealers & agents, including Austin, Citroen, Chrysler, Daimler-Benz, Michelin, Rolls-Royce, Wolseley and others (approx. 20)

* Miscellaneous. A quantity of Edwardian and pre-WWII photographs, various marques including Rolls-Royce (two with Bernard Shaw) Daimler, Citroen, Morris, Alfa Romeo, Invicta, Bentley, Triumph Dolomite, Chenard-Walcker, Austin, Trojan etc, and including Modern Boy comic with report of the Ards Tourist Trophy race dated 17th August 1929 (approx. 25)

Austin - Britains Dependable Car. A 1934 sales catalogue, publication No. 1171, 32 pp., marbled-paper covers, illustrating and describing with prices the full range of 7 h.p., 10 h.p., 11.9 h.p., 12 h.p., 13.9 h.p., 15.9 h.p., 16 h.p., 18 h.p., and 20 h.p. cars, illustrations include the 7 h.p. Speedy and Nippy, the 10-Apr Colwyn, the 6-cylinder Newbury and 20 h.p. Ranelagh, together with a 1936 catalogue-publication No. 1297, 32 pp. with illustrated marbled covers and another Austin catalogue c. 1935 with details of the Gordon Imperial 20 h.p. 6-cylinder model, and others (covers lacking), each catalogue hole-punched for filing -3

Austin. Three sales catalogues, comprising a fine colour illustrated catalogue, with sepia simulated leatherette covers, embossed with company logo and cord bound, c. 1934, 36 pp., green pages black/blue print with colour artwork of the Longbridge Works and following models, Ranelagh, Whitehall, Carlton, Westminster, Berkeley, Harrow, Open Road tourer, Ascot, Harley, Eton, the Ten-Four Saloon, Two-Seater, Cabriolet and Tourer with the Seven range including a tipped-in leaflet for the 65 Sports with prices list, together with two other catalogues showing the varied styles of Austin carriage work -3

Commercial vehicles. A collection of sales catalogues, brochures and instruction books, c. 1934-1950, types include Austin delivery Vans based on the 7 h.p., 10 h.p., 12 h.p., and Light 12-6, 24 pp., with colour artwork illusts., together with a Morris-Commercial sales catalogue c. 1935, with colour and b&w illusts., a Fordson 2-ton truck 22 pp. brochure (covers lacking), and other similar literature for E.R.F., Bedford and Chevrolet -9

Hackenbroch, Y., Chelsea and Other English Porcelain, Thames & Hudson 1957; Austin, J.C., Chelsea Porcelain at Williamsburg, C W Foundation 1977; Legge, M., Flowers & Fables, NGV 1984; Adams,E., Chelsea Porcelain, Barrie & Jenkins 1987; Freeman,G., Bow Porcelain, Faber 1981; Mew E., Battersea Enamels 1750-1756, Medici Society 1926; Hughes T.& B., English Painted Enamels, Spring Books 1951 (8)

* WWII - Wartime Thrift. A group of WWII period posters extolling the virtues of re-cycling, thrift and austerity, including Bernard Leahy 'Book For the Forces', Tom Purvis 'Buy British', Austin Cooper 'Buy British' (Empire Marketing Board), Gilbert Bayes 'Auxiliary Fire Service' (Keep the Homes from Fires Burning), 'More Salvage', 'Bones for Salvage Means More munitions', 'Go Warily in the Dark' (Blackout), 'Battle Honours', 'County Regiments', Medals & Honours' etc, mostly HMSO and others, c.1940s, various sizes, some handbills and duplicates (approx. 15)

Cicero (Marcus Tullius). Cato Maior or The Book of Old Age, first written by M. T. Cicero and now excelently Englished by William Austin of Lincolnes Inne Esqre. With annotations upon the names of the men and places, 1st ed., printed for William Leake, 1648, addn. eng. title by J. Goddard, woodcut initials, pubs. ad. to verso of final leaf, contents clean and fresh, early 19th c. half calf, rubbed and some wear, upper joint cracked, 12mo Ex libris Charles Shoppee, with his bookplates to front pastedown, autograph signature to front blank and small blindstamp coat of arms to front blank and head of engraved title. Wing C4288. (1)

Adamson (Joy). The Peoples of Kenya, 1st ed., 1967, col. plts., num. b & w illusts. from photos, map endpapers, orig. dec. cloth in slightly frayed d.j., together with Roberts (Austin), The Mammals of South Africa, 1st ed., SA, 1951, num. col. and b & w illusts., orig. cloth in frayed d.j., plus Goodall (Jane), The Chimpanzees of Gombe. Patterns of Behaviour, 1st ed., Belknap Press of Harvard University, 1986, num. col. and b & w illusts. from photos, orig. cloth in d.j. (minor dampstain to upper corner of front cover), all 4to, with others related, inc. evolution, mostly recent hardback publications, many in d.j.s, G/VG (3 shelves)

Hagen (Toni, and Others). Mount Everest, Formation, Population and Exploration of the Everest Region, trans. E. Noel Bowman, 1st English ed., Oxford University Press, 1963, b&w plates and illusts., orig. cloth in d.j., together with Mason (Kenneth), Abode of Snow, A History of Himalayan Exploration and Mountaineering, 1st ed., 1955, b&w plts. after photos, orig. cloth in d.j., plus Bauer (Paul), Himalayan Campaign, The German Attack on Kangchenjunga, The Second Highest Mountain in the World, trans. Sumner Austin, Oxford, 1937, b&w plts. after photos., orig. cloth in sl. frayed d.j., and others on mountaineering, similar, including South Col by Wilfrid Noyce, 1954, The Story of Everest 1921-1952, by W. H. Murray, 1953, Because It Is There, by George Lowe, 1959, Approach to the Hills, by C. F. Meade, 1940, The Mountain World, 1953, 1954, 1955 & 1956/57, etc., mostly in d.j.s, 8vo (20)

Italian School 20th century- Harbour scene; gouache and watercolour, inscribed 'Carella' and signed with initials 'MLRC', 35x52cm: Poucette, French b.1935- Portrait of pierrots; watercolour, pen and ink and acrylic, a pair, both signed, 43.5x18cm: Leslie Austin 19/20th century- 'We are Seven'; etching, signed and titled in pencil: Edward Sherry 19/20th century- Houses of Parliament; etching, signed in pencil, (5)

Austin Smith (early 20th century): Sailing Boat entering Scarborough Harbour watercolour signed 12cm x 35cm.

Austin Smith (early 20th century): North and South Bays Scarborough, pair watercolours signed and dated 1920, 24cm x 36cm.

frank Murray (English, 19th Century) Hogarths House, Chiswick signed lower left Frank Murray April 1882 monochrome watercolour and wash 20 x 23cm; and another similar pen and ink drawing by C Graham (American), for Harpers Magazine August 1888, illustrated in Austin Dobsons Hogarth (1891) p.196, 32 x 26cm

charles Chaplin (British, 1907-1987) Night signed lower right Charles Chaplin 1946 etching 29 x 40cm exhibited: royal Academy, 1946 (letter refers); and the Lane, Mundon signed lower right C H A Chaplin 1931 etching 17 x 21cm; and r B Allen (British, 20th Century) Rickmansworth, 1947 signed lower right R B Allen etching 18 x 23cm (3) charles Chaplin (1907 - 1987) was an English artist, engraver, and printmaker. You teach me a little about engraving and I will teach you a little about art was the remarkable offer made by Robert Austin to his new student, Charles Chaplin. Austin, an eminent engraver himself, had become Chaplins tutor at the Royal College of Art in September 1947. Chaplin, a mature student, was a printers commercial engraver; he was also an amateur artist whose prints had already received some recognition and had been hung at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibitions. He had, however, had little formal education or art training. Austins encouragement was a major influence on Chaplins subsequent career as an artist. The years before the Second World War cover Chaplins birth into a large working-class family, his early love of drawing, the accident which left him with only one eye, and his apprenticeship in a large printing works. After the war, he enrolled as a Saturday student at the Royal College of Art and, thereafter, his style developed significantly. Following his retirement from the printing industry, his prolific output continued unabated, encouraged by new contacts in Sweden and Canada. A shy man who loved the countryside and recorded its trees, lakes, its farmyard, his family life is revealed in the detail of his work. his favourite technique was line engraving on copper, although he used several techniques during his career

dOBSON, Austin, Edwin A. Abbey and Alfred Parsons. The Quiet Life, 1890, embossed leather gilt (a little chipped), with loosely inserted 2pp autograph letter signed from Abbey to Dobson (worm damage to centre crease); Old Songs, 1889, illustrated, morocco gilt (2)

dOBSON, Austin, (Poet and essayist). First state proof etching by William Strang of Christ comforting three figures, inscribed by the artist below to Dobson, 24 x 18.5cm (rather spotted); A pen and ink design for a bookplate by Hugh Thomson for Robert Baker, 19 x 16cm; and BEERBOHM, Sir Max. The Poets Corner, Heinemann 1904, folio, with 20 coloured litho caricature plates (covers rather soiled, spine damaged) (3)

rowfant Club (Cleveland), Austin, Alban and Christopher Dobson, a Collection of Associated publications, ephemera and correspondence to include The Code of Regulations of the Rowfant Club, 1892, number 189 of 250, inscribed from Paul Lemperly with typed letter signed; BIRRELL, Right Hon Augustine. Frederick Locker-Lampson A Character Sketch, London 1920, with 2pp autograph letter signed to Dobson, four other loose letters of Dobson and Birrell, inscribed to Austin Dobson on first free end paper; WOOD, M.E. Laurence and Eleanor Hutton, New York 1905, number 97 of 152 with 4pp autograph letter signed to Dobson and other ephemera; LUCAS, E.V. An Austin Dobson Letter Book, 1935, with autograph letter signed and various others; another copy with autograph letter signed; PEARSON, John C. The Rowfant Candlesticks, 1959, illustrated, cloth backed boards in slipcase; CLARK, Arthur H. A Bibliography of the Publications of the Rowfant Club, 1925, number 128 of 140, in slipcase; A Rowfant Club miniature book A Show of Miniature Books together with various club yearbooks etc (a box)

sEAGO, Edward. A Canvas to Cover, first edition 1947 in dust jacket with autograph letter signed by Seago to Alban Dobson; HUDSON, Derek. Arthur Rackham His Life and Work, 1960, mounted plates; HIND, Arthur. Great Engravers-William Hogarth, 1913 with autograph letter signed to Alban Dobson tipped in; EARLAND, Ada, John Opie and His Circle, 1911, with autograph letter signed to Mrs Austin Dobson and two copy letters of Opie to Archdeacon Owen (4)

Three re-painted Dinky Austin Vans, No 470, Rediffusion, Mackintosh’s Toffee and Yorkshire Evening Post

A Box: Four Matchbox 1-75 series Nos 19, 41, 64 and 75 + Corgi Citroen C5, Matchbox Y-2, Y-3 + A Corgi Limited Edition Royal Mail Ford Van + A Royal Mail Austin A40 Van, all boxed

Cigarette cards, inc. Wills, Players, Senior Service, Raydex, Churchman & others, trade cards inc. Dandy, Tom Thumb, Mobil, Austin Rover & others, mainly part sets & odds, plus two packets of photocards & Carreras playing cards (approx. 75), mixed condition, some soiled (approx. 3,500 cards)

WILLIAM FREDERICK AUSTIN, SIGNED WATERCOLOUR, Norfolk river landscape with figure in rowing boat with wherry by a cottage, 9" x 16"

WILLIAM FREDERICK AUSTIN, SIGNED PAIR OF WATERCOLOURS, 'Pulls Ferry, Norwich' and 'Cow Tower, Norwich', 9" x 17", (2)

E AUSTIN, SIGNED AND DATED 1899, OIL, Children at rivers edge at a weir, mountain background, 29" x 49"

Carove, A Story Without An End, Trans. Sarah Austin, cloth, 1868

Austin Powers: Seven McFarlane Toys figures including Dr. Evil and Fat Man in original packaging (7)

Scalextric: green C/74 Austin Healey (lacks rear bumper and rear wheels), blue C/56 Lister Jaguar, red C/81 Cooper Formula One, white C/75 Mercedes-Benz 190 SL (front bumper incomplete) in original boxes, two hand-throttle controller, fencing, track, chicane and piers, overall G, boxes F

Dinky Military: five 674 Austin Champs, five 688 Field Artillery Tractor (one with plastic hubs and three with windows), four 687 Trailers (one with plastic hubs), four 686 25-Pounder Field Guns, three 692 5.5 Medium Guns and six 693 Howitzers, P-G, some over-painting (27)

Dinky Military: two Light Dragons, two Ammunition Trailers, two 18-Pounder Guns, three 161 Anti-Aircraft Guns, two 151b Transport Wagons, Austin 7 Car (copy), Cooker Trailer and Water Tank Trailer, P-F, some over-painting and restoration (14)

Dinky: tan 152 Austin Devon with suede-green hubs, G-VG, some minute chipping

Dinky Dublo: 069 Massey-Harris-Ferguson Tractor, 076 Lansing-Bagnall Tractor with Trailer in original boxes, grey 066 Bedford Flat Truck and green 064 Austin Lorry, G-E, boxes G-VG (4)

Dinky: light blue 199 Austin Se7en Countryman with red interior in original box, E, box overall G, one side creased

Dinky: cream 176 Austin A 105 Saloon with dark blue panel line in box with incorrect grey end spot, E, box F, two tabs taped

Dinky: 471 Austin Nestle’s Van with yellow hubs in original box, E, box F, lacks one tab and one end flap taped

Dinky Military US issues: 640 Bedford Military Truck, 625 Austin Covered Wagon and 624 Daimler Military Ambulance F-G, two with non-standard later applied transfers (3)

Dinky Military: seventeen 1950’s issues including Centurion Tank, three Austin Champs, Reconnaissance Car, Ambulance and armoured cars, Hillman Minx, suede green Austin Devon and (over-painted) Standard Vanguard, F-VG (20)

Corgi: Corgi Club 2001 Collector Model green Austin A 35 Southdown Van in original box with two hand-finished pre-production samples with headlamp and wheel rim differences, E (3)

Corgi: 418 Austin London Taxi with spun-alloy hubs in original box, E, box G-VG

Corgi Collector Club Models: 67102 London Transport Ford Escort Van in original white box, rare black 1999 Guinness Austin A35 Van; un-decorated Austin London Taxi, E (3)

Corgi Collector Club models: 1992 Volkswagen Van, 1994 Morris Mini Van and 1999 Austin A 35 Guinness Van in original packaging, E, boxes VG, VW Van with inner packaging only (3)

Corgi: three Golden Oldies Commercials with three certificates and two catalogues, Vanguards Ford Anglia, four silver box Collectors Classics, 57701 Porsche 944 Police, D773 Austin Healey 3000 and Matchbox Direct Line Red Phone in original boxes, E, boxes G-E (11)

Britains: 2102 Austin Champ, various field guns, tanks, Beetle Lorry, guns by other makers, two kit-built Scammell Tractors and Jeep P-G (24)

A Dinky Supertoys 20 ton lorry, mounted crane, model no. 972, Dinky toys Austin Atlantic and two Dinky trailers.

Austin Osman Spare 1888-1956- Serpent figures; pencil, 25.5x20cm

Carroll (L) Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, illustrated by Arthur Rackham, with a poem by Austin Dobson, published by William Heinemann & Co, No 853 of a limited edition of 1130 copies (this copy is inscribed and dated Christmas 1907)

152 Austin Devon, green/pink, 109 Austin Healey, 108 MG Midget, P (3)

161 Austin Somerset Saloon, red, boxed G

109 Austin Healey 100 (yellow and blue), 153 Standard Vanguard, mid-blue, and nine Waterline model warships, P-F (11)

415 Mechanical Horse and Wagon (blue/cream), 414 Dodge Rear Tipping Wagon (orange/green), 705 Viking Airliner, 470 Austin A40 van "Shell-BP", 162 Ford Zephyr (cream/green), 152 Austin Devon (suede green), 140a Austin Atlantic (light blue/red), 171 Hudson Sedan (red/turquoise), P (8)

Austin J-40 tin plate pedal car, 150cm long

A Tri-ang 1/24th scale battery-operated plastic Jaguar saloon pale blue fair condition (not tested) unboxed; a Tri-ang 1/24th scale battery-operated plastic Austin-Healey cream modified and partially repainted unboxed; a Tri-ang pressed steel crane; and assorted other toys (box).Best Bid

A Dinky No.661 Scammell Recovery Tractor excellent condition boxed (box lid with puncture puncture marks); a Dinky No.651 Centurion Tank good condition boxed (box lid torn and lacking one end panel); a Dinky No.643 Austin Army Water Tanker excellent condition boxed (box poor); a Dinky No.641 Humber 1-Ton Cargo Truck very good condition unboxed; a Dinky No.673 Scout Car good-fair condition unboxed; and a Dinky No.674 Austin Champ good-fair condition unboxed.

A Dublo Dinky No.068 Morris Royal Mail Van very near mint boxed; a Dublo Dinky No.067 Austin Taxi very near mint boxed; a Dublo Dinky No.067 Austin Taxi excellent condition boxed; and a Dublo Dinky No.076 Lansing Bagnall Tractor & Trailer generally very good condition boxed (4).