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*Vanguards. A collection of eleven 1:43rd scale private cars, including Austin A35, Morris Minor Traveller, Triumph Herald, and Rover P4, together with twelve 1:64th scale commercial vehicles including a two-model 'Boots' delivery truck set, Courier Bedford and Ford vehicles in various liveries (21)

*Burago, Revell, Britains, Solido and Auto-Art. 1:18th/1:24th and other scale models, including Steve McQueen Collection Jaguar XKSS, Jaguar 'E'-Type 1000 Migilia, Williams FW16, 1961 Austin Healey 3000 MkII and others (8)

*Motoring badges, etc. A group of pre- and post-war motoring badges etc, including Morgan +4 radiator badge, Cheshire County St. Christopher, Pre-War Austin Club, British Women Pilots Association, Traditional Car Club, and two Rally Award badges, together with two pairs of RAF Mk VIII-pattern goggles, and a quantity of Rally Plaques and Motoring Event decorative awards including trophy cups and mementos, mostly 1960s-1970s, including a further quantity applied to shield-shaped mahogany display shield, and sundry decorative items (a lot)

*Motoring Accessories. A quantity of Smiths and Jaeger motoring dashboard car clocks, all c. 1920s, various types and conditions, together with a vintage Austin ignition and lighting control switch-panel, and miscellaneous motoring accessories, c. 1910, including aluminium and brass filler caps, a pair of chrome-plated boot-fitting luggage carriers, throttle-control levers, etc., and an early industrial electrical voltage control panel on wood mounting board by Garnett-Tucker & Co. (a lot)

HENRY WARD RANGER (American 1858-1916)LandscapeOil on board12in. x 16in.Signed lower left and stamped lower rightOne of the prominent figures in American art of the late 19th and early 20th centuries Henry Ward Ranger is considered a leader of the Tonalist movement and of the artist colony in Old Lyme Connecticut. He studied art at Syracuse University and in Paris where he was influenced by Barbizon School pictures. In fact the Old Lyme Colony has been called "an American version of Barbizon". Ranger also maintained a studio in New York where he was a member of the National Academy of Design. This painting dates to the late 1890s a significant period in Ranger's career as he had already established himself in New York galleries. Around this time his paintings were gradually becoming more luminous and lighter in color indicating the influence of George Inness.Provenance: Sold to benefit of the Ranger Fund by the National Academy of Design New York early 1900sAmerican History Club Austin TXdonated in memory of J.B. Wharey to Texas Fine Arts Association Austin TX 1944acquired by Frank O. Pearson c. 1970sPrivate collectionRainone Galleries Arlington TXacquired from the above by the present ownerReference: Carol Lowrey "Henry Ward Ranger" in The Poetic Vision: American Tonalism (Spanierman Gallery New York 2005) p. 162

RAY SWANSON (American 1937-2004)The Milk Can 1968Acrylic on board15in. x 22in.Signed and dated lower rightOn the reverse (inscribed upper right): The Milk Can / Ray SwansonA Southwestern artist based in Arizona Ray Swanson is best known for his portraits western and Indian genre scenes. Named Arizona Artist of the Year in 1979 he was a member and president of the Cowboy Artists of America and also a signature member of the American Watercolor Society. Upon his recent death in 2004 Swanson was described as a skilled and beloved artist whose paintings were filled with "dramatic light and jewel-like colors" conveying "a deep spiritual interpretation of ordinary lives."Provenance: Private Collection Austin TXWilliam E. Johnson Fine Art Dallas TXacquired from the above by the present ownerReference: Dolores Tropiano Obituary of Ray Swanson The Arizona Republic 24 December 2004

Austin (R) Catalogue of the Gloucestershire Collection, 1928, Rahtz, Watts et al St Mary's Church, Deerhurst, Gloucestershire, and various others, mostly topographical

Robert Sargent Austin ARA RE (1895-1973) Peach the Artists Daughter signed lower right Austin 35 and inscribed lower left Peach July 2nd 1935. charcoal 30 x 38cm Provenance: The Royal Exchange Art Gallery 14 Royal Exchange London EC3

Dobson Austin. (editor) Eighteenth Century Essays limited large paper edition 33/50 signed ‘Ballantyne Manson & Coy’ Kegan Paul Trench 7 co. London 1882. Full dark green morocco by Bickers frontispiece octavo; Hare Augustus J.C. The Gurneys of Earlham two volumes Allen London 1895. Half vellum frontispieces plate and text illustrations octavo; and assorted other bindings

An early 20th century novelty silver cigarette lighter modelled as an Austin car grill, c1914, cased, 2ins

Royal Worcester vase, rose decoration, signed Austin No 294, with gilt rim af

Austin (S., Harwood, J., & Pyne, G. & C.). Lancashire Illustrated, from Original Drawings, 1831, additional engraved title, 104 engraved views on 52 pages, all complete as list, contemp. calf, upper cover missing and lower cover detached, 4to (1)

WILLIAM FREDERICK AUSTIN, SIGNED, WATERCOLOUR, ‘On the Yare’, 12” x 20”

WILLIAM FREDERICK AUSTIN, SIGNED AND DATED 1870, WATERCOLOUR, extensive view at Beccles, Suffolk, 17” x 36”, A/F

WILLIAM FREDERICK AUSTIN, MONOGRAMMED, WATERCOLOUR, a Norfolk landscape with figure, horse and cart passing a pond, 11” x 19”

William Frederick Austin, 1833-1899- Pastoral river landscape; pen and ink and watercolour, 25x42.5cm: together with four other similar watercolour studies by the same hand, three signed, (5)

A black silk Top Hat by Austin Reed Ltd, contained in maker's cardboard box

Dinky Military: 641 1-Ton Cargo Truck, 673 Scout Car and 674 Austin Champ in original boxes, VG-E, boxes P-G (3)

Lesney Matchbox Cars; two 41 (large) D-Type Jaguars with spoked wheels and competition numbers Ò5 and Ò41, two Austin Cambridges, two Cadillac Sixty Specials, Ford Anglia, one red and one green Ferrari Berlinettas, Ford Anglia, Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud and Ford Fairlane Police Car G-E (11)

Corgi: gold 261 James Bond Aston Martin, metallic green MGA, Jaguar E-Type, red Austin Se7en, pale blue Buick Riviera, Renault Floride, Austin Taxi; Tekno pale metallic blue Mercedes-Benz 300 SL; Dinky metallic red 110 Aston Martin DB5 G-VG (9)

Triang Minic: red and cream clockwork Double-Deck Bus with Ovaltine and Bovril advertisements; Mettoy green diecast clockwork Racer with tinplate wheels; clockwork The Loop-o-Loop aeroplane; Dinky London Austin Taxi F-VG (4)

Scalextric: Lister Jaguar, 3.4-D Type Jaguar, two Vanwalls, Cooper, two Lotus, Cooper-Austin, hand-throttle controllers and track, overall P-F, some damaged, some traces of dampness

1989 Austin Mini Moke Registration Number: G950APL Chassis Number: TW7XKFP328S781709 Engine Number: 99HB83P106208 The Mini Moke was designed by Sir Alec Issigonis at the same time as the Mini Saloon.

Charlesworth & Austin type - British Royal Family - Queen Victoria on her Coronation aged 19 (gd)

Samuel Austin OWS (1796-1834) Ludlow’-Figures with a team of horses on a track with distant view of the town beyond’, watercolour, signed, 16.5" x 25"

A 1949 Austin Pathfinder racing pedal car with red painted tinplate body, bonnet straps, radiator grill and badge above, perspex windscreen, plastic steering wheel, dashboard instruments, leatherette padded seat, handbrake, rubber shod metal wheels, 62 long

A boxed Corgi Toys Austin Mini van number 450, together with a boxed Hillman Imp number 251. (2).

A metal clockwork firing Tank, an Astra Searchlight and a Dinky Austin Champ.

Dinky Austin Healey Sprite, No. 112, boxed

Dinky Austin Seven Countryman, No. 199, boxed

Two Trade boxed Austin covered wagon (6) No. 30s & Observation coach (6) No. 29f

Dinky Toys Austin Healey Sprite, No. 112, boxed

Dinky Toys Austin Champ, No. 674, boxed

A Box of Plastic Animals, Indians, Cowboys etc., red plastic LHD Austin Healey Car.

Dinky Toys Austin Devon 40d in maroon, 470 Austin Shell Van in red and green, Hillman Minx 40f grey and black roof ('51-'54), 414 Dodge Rear Tipping Wagon in blue and grey back (4).

Matchbox 1-75 - Army Major M3, General Lorry MB62 Service Ambulance MB63 Radio Truck MB68 Saracen MB54 Ferret Scout Car MB61 Saladin MB67 Scammell Breakdown MB64 Austin Water Truck MB71 M3 Personnel MB49 Saracen MB54 Dukw MB55 (12).

Matchbox 1-75 - MB22 Rolls Royce MB44 Ford Prefect MB30(a) Wolseley MB57(a) (Silver) V. Victor MB45(a) (Yellow) Citroen D.S.19 MB66 Austin A50 36(a) Ford Station Wagon MB31 (Black base no hook) Hillman Minx 43(a) Blue and Grey Thames Estate MB70 Berkeley Caravan MB23(a).

Dinky Toys including Austin Atlantic, Hillman Minx etc.

Dinky Toys, Vauxhall Cresta, excellent Austin Taxi, good Triumph 1800 saloon, good

Dinky Austin Van

Diecast vehicles including Dublo Ford Prefect, Dinky Austin A105, others commercial and private vehicles

Corgi including No 236 Motor School Austin A60, No 234 Ford Consul Classic, No 228 Volvo P`800, No 226 Morris Mini (boxed) (4)

A Quantity of Assorted Corgi Toys Models, including Whizzwheels 30's TS9 F1 racing car 150, Whizzwheels TS9b Team Surtees F1 racing car, in Italian finish 153, an Austin Metro 275, a Ford Escort 334, and others (box)

Assorted Corgi and Other Die Cast Models, including Mercedes Benz 300Sl Roadster, chrome body with red hardtop, an Austin A60, and others (qty)

An Austin 7 20 Inch Spoke Wheel, and another similar (2)

A Dinky Toys Ferrari 312P 204, metallic red body with race number 60, on speed wheels, in a pictorial box, and an Austin Mini Moke 342, metallic green body with grey canopy, in pictorial box (2)

Austin Smith (early 20th century): The North and South Bays, Scarborough, pair, watercolours, signed and dated 1920, 18cm x 53cm (2)

Austin (Thomas, ed.). Two Fifteenth-Century Cookery-Books, pub. for The Early English Text Society by OUP, 1964, orig. cloth gilt, 8vo, together with Stone (Reynolds, illust.), A Butler's Recipe Book, 1719, ed. Philip James Introduction by Ambrose Heath, pub. CUP, 1935, numerous wood engs. to letterpress, orig. cloth-backed printed boards, in chipped and faded d.j., small 8vo, plus Frere (Catherine Frances, ed.), A Proper Newe Booke of Cokerye, with Notes, Introduction and Glossary; together with some Account of Domestic Life, Cookery and Feasts in Tudor Days, and of the first owners of the Book, Matthew Parker, Archbishop of Canterbury, and Margaret Parker his Wife, pub. W. Heffer, Cambridge, 1913, port. frontis., orig. gilt dec. cloth, 8vo, plus six other facsimile works similar (9)

19th Century coromandel writing slope with brass mounts, fitted interior with inset brass plaque Austin & Co, Dublin, 36cm wide

Three Dinky vehicles; Austin-Healey ‘100’ sports, no. 103; Mercedes Benz racing car, no. 237 and a Vanwall racing car, no. 239, all boxed.

ALEXANDER STRAHAN BUCHANAN, "An attempt to realise a true likeness of Jane Austin" from ....... by Cassandra - descriptions and known characteristics, watercolour, 10 1/2" x 7 1/2", unframed.

SPARE (Austin Osman), A Book of Automatic Writing, folio., illus., LIMITED EDN., 107/1000 copies, boards, CATALPA PRESS, 1972

A Royal Worcester bud vase with slender tapering fluted neck raised over a globular body painted with roses and signed W. Austin. Printed mark 1907 8".

A Royal Worcester tea cup and saucer richly painted fruit by Reginald Austin and Albert Shuck, the exteriors gilt

A chrome car radiator grille from an Austin 125, circa 1950, measures approximately 84 x 59cm.

A chrome car radiator grill from a 1940's/1950's Austin 12, slatted front and with an applied enamelled winged badge, 80 x 40cm.

A 1940's owners handbook for the 'Austin Eight', publication No 1905.

A Royal Worcester slender oviform vase painted with pink roses by Austin, 17cm high, green printed marks, shpe F106/H, date code for 1909

Two similar Liverpool delft polychrome plates, painted with a man in a boat before a lakeside house set in grounds, painted in shades of manganese, ochre and green, 22cm diameter, circa 1760 (some small rim chips). See John C. Austin, British Delft at Williamsburg, (1994), p.170 No. 297.

A pair of English delft blue and white plates, probably Bristol, painted with stylised flowers within a stiff-leaf border, 23cm diameter, mid 18th century (minor rim chips). Cf. John C. Austin, British Delft at Williamsburg (19940, p.151, no. 222 for a reasonably similar design. (see illustration on website).