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French Motor Racing. An excellent selection of fourteen mainly large format hardback volumes in their DJs and with French text, including: Les Grand Prix Automobiles de Lyon, by Eric Favre, 1st ed, 2014; Albi et ses Grands Prix 1928-1960, by Bernard Pelissier, 1st ed, 1990, glossy pictorial board covers; Vitesse Illimitee: Histoire du Record Absolu de Vitesse de 18989 a nos Jours, by William Huon, 1995; Francorchamps 1948-1960, by Jean-Paul Delsaux, not dated, dual French/English text, glossy pictorial board covers; Fiat en Grand Prix 1920-1930, by Sebastien Fauresfustel de Coulanges, 1st ed, 2009; Circuit de Reims, by Partrick Sinibaldi, 1st ed, 2006; three volumes by Maurice Louche, all 1st eds in their DJs: Mont Ventoux 75 ans de sports mecaniques 1902 - 1976, 1984; Le Tour de France Automobile 1899-1986 50 Editions, 1987; and Les 'Grand Prix de Provence et de Marseille' - 1924-1937 Miramas-Istres, 1946-1952 Marseilles, 1998. Plus five other volumes (14)

The Rolls-Royce Twenty by J. Fasal, 1979 1st ed with a very good DJ, the book almost as new, with a cellophane cover to the DJ. Also, Lost Causes of Motoring volumes 1 and 2, W. O. Bentley and the DFP, W.O. Bentley The Cars in my Life, In First Gear, the French Automobile Industry to 1914, 1976 1st ed, and other good titles. All in fair condition (11)

The Beaulieu Encyclopaedia of the Automobile. Published in three volumes as a second edition in 2001 by The Stationery Office, London. These books were claimed to be 'The most comprehensive book ever written about the world of cars and set to become a must-have for anyone with a love of motoring'. Editor in Chief Nick Georgano, Foreword by Lord Montagu of Beaulieu, each volume 11 x 8 3/4 inches, profusely illustrated in colour and black-and-white, over 1800 pages in total, and about 1.5 million words of text, giving a detailed background on every make and marque of car ever built. Each with a DJ having a little creasing and rubbing, but no splits, otherwise in generally very good condition (3)

*Sport Automobile et Velocipedique de Monaco. A circular badge with a two-colour enamel centre, the mounting pegs have been removed. The lot also includes an Ecurie Belgique badge, and three other badges, the latter in poor condition The club was originally created for cyclists in 1890 as the Sport Velocip‚dique de Monaco, but by 1908 the club was renamed Sport Automobile et Velocipedique de Monaco, as per this (probably) pre-WWI badge. (5)

*Kunglica Automobile Klubben. A Swedish car club badge with an enamelled centre. Also, an East Africa Automobile Association badge, an Oxford 'Ixion' Motor Club badge, an Automobile Club of Portugal badge, and an Ayto Kjiyg Auto Klub badge. All in fair condition (5)

*Automobile Club d'Alsace. A large, grille-mounted full membership badge, dating circa 1920, being the rare first version, having a wheel device with the aforementioned wording highlighted in dark blue enamel and a red enamelled depiction of the region's shield centre. In sound condition, a little rubbing to the surface (1)

*'Bloques' by Georges Meunier (1869-1942), a limited edition signed print depicting a veteran car stranded in the middle of a field surrounded by a huge flock of sheep, the driver and his two passengers gesticulating wildly while a group of farm-workers look on. Issued in 1905 in a limited edition of 100 copies, this example numbered 60, and signed by the artist in pencil in the bottom margin on the right-hand side. The red print in the bottom margin reads: Ed. Sagot - Editeur -Paris, Imp. Chaix, Paris, Tous droits reserves. Printed artist's signature and the date '05' in the bottom right-hand corner of the image. Very good colour, as illustrated in The Motor Car in Art by Zolomij, Automobile Quarterly Pub, 1990. Print size, including the margins, 36 x 53cm, mounted, framed and glazed (1)

Car badge - Midland Automobile Club badge, enamelled in three colours ++very good condition

1950s automobile ephemera. To include Austin A40 and Austin A30 Seven advertising brochures, Motor Show catalogue, 1954 Ford advertising paper, 1958 AA handbook, and leaflets for car parts 1950s.

A set of 6 1920's Automobile Engineering books and a set of 3 Laxton Millwright and maintenance engineer books

Smiths dashboard clock, vintage rearview mirror with inset clock. Vintage automobile club for Ipswich and East Suffolk and a Royal Air Force car badge

PARTNER BROTHERS NEW YORK CIRCA 1930'S "TOURING) AUTOMOBILE CARD GAME in pictorial box with instructions and sales pamphlet (box complete but edges torn) and a SELECTION OF MID 20TH CENTURY AND LATER BOXED BRIDGE AND OTHER PLAYING CARDS makers include "Society" "Goodall and Son Ltd" - Camden Town, Wadding tons, Fournier, "Kem" plastic playing cards, approximately 22 boxed sets in total and SUNDRY BRIDGE SCORE CARDS and PENCILS VARIOUS

The Yorkshire Automobile Club Saltburn Speed Trials silver Medallion 'June 16th 1923 Committee Race 2nd- C P Hare 46.22 MPH DIMENSIONS Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Jensen 'The Chassis Data' by Richard Calver, together with the Jensen Interceptors III handbook and two Oxford Automobile Model Jensen Cars (4)

Royal Irish Automobile Club printer's blocks and badge. Two copper printing plates, large and small each with the badge of the club and a white metal car badge. (3)

Automobile Club Torino. Giovanni Battista Carpanetto Litografia, 1907. Lit. Doyen di L. Simondetti, Torino, cm 148x110. Qualità: A-. Telato.. Automobile Club Torino. Giovanni Battista Carpanetto Lithograph, 1907. Lit. Doyen di L. Simondetti, Torino, 58,27x43,31 in. Condition: A-. Backed on linen.  € 1500

A lady's First World War period Woman's Transport Service, 'First Aid Nursing Yeomanry' (FANY) overcoat, Navy with red stringing, red-cross and automobile insignia, mounted by ten plated front buttons and two lapel buttons.Provenance: from the collection of Y6028M Mrs Catherine N.B. Washington, Heads Nook, Carlisle.

A 1954 Mercury (Ford) American automobile hood ornament.

Bartholomew's 1/4in. Automobile Maps Of Great Britain, 1-23 (sheets 7 & 16 missing) cased.

VON RINTELEN FRANZ: (1878-1949) German Naval Intelligence officer in the United States during World War I. A.L.S., Rintelen, two pages, 8vo, London, 11th March (1937), to Miss. Eileen M. Cond, on the printed stationery of The Royal Automobile Club. Von Rintelen thanks his correspondent for their letter and states that he was glad to know she enjoyed Dark Invader, further commenting 'as regards the filming - well, we must show particular patience these days with the whole of the British film industry'. Together with a dark fountain pen ink signature ('Von Rintelen') and inscription, dated March 1937 in his hand, on an 8vo sheet of printed stationery from The Royal Automobile Club in London. VG, 2

AN RAC RALLY EASTBOURNE 1933 TROPHY, stamped BIRMINGHAM MEDAL CO., 12.5ins high, and ANOTHER TROPHY ROYAL AUTOMOBILE CLUB RALLY, HASTINGS 1933.

Advertising Poster - Nesselsdorfer Wagenbau-Fabriks Gessellschaft - Horse Carts Wall Chart. Tatra is a Czech manufacturer producing vehicles in Kopřivnice. It is owned by the Tatra Truck company, based in Ostrava, and is the second oldest company in the world producing cars with an unbroken history, after Peugeot. The company was founded in 1850 as Ignatz Schustala & Comp., later renamed Nesselsdorfer Wagenbau-Fabriksgesellschaft when it became a wagon and carriage manufacturer. In 1897, Tatra produced the first motor car in central Europe, the Präsident automobile. In 1921, it changed its name to Kopřivnická vozovka a.s., and in 1919 changed from the Nesselsdorfer marque to the Tatra badge, named after the nearby Tatra Mountains on the Polish-Czechoslovak border at the time (now this range is on the Polish-Slovak border). During World War II Tatra was instrumental in the production of trucks and tank engines for the German war effort. Production of passenger cars ceased in 1999, but the company still produces a range of primarily all-wheel-drive trucks, from 4×4 to 18x18. The brand is also known as a result of Czech truck racer Karel Loprais: in 1988–2001 he won the off-road race Dakar Rally six times with a Tatra 815.Country: Austria. Year: 1900s. Artist: Unknown. Size (cm): 64.5x80 (Horizontal). Good condition, folded as issued, scratches in bottom margin.

Original vintage sport poster in German for the 17th International ADAC Eifelrennen Championship Race for Cars and Motorbikes on 23 May 1954 at Nurburgring in the Eifel mountain region in Germany, organised by the ADAC Automobile Club. Small double sided poster featuring a dynamic image of a speeding motorbike numbered 12 racing by in the foreground with a red sports car numbered 2 racing in the background, the text above and below in stylised yellow, red and black letters; the full information text is given on the other side, including ticket prices. Artwork by van Husen Koln. The ADAC (Allgemeiner Deutscher Automobil-Club) is a German motor/automobile club, founded in 1903. Printed by Bastian, Winningen. Excellent condition. Germany,1954. Designer: Van Husen. Size (cm):20.5x14.5

An early 20th century Lucas brass automobile lamp, circa 1915, inscribed Lucas King of the Road and numbered 742, 34cm tall, together with a brass horn

Prize from the Automobile Federation 1949 (2); Swimming Competition in France 1967; Horse Riding 1967; Horse Riding Championship Iasi ND (2); Rugby 1959; Sports Festival 1964; Alpinism Federation ND; Water Polo ND; Athletism Federation; Box Federation; Archery, Fighting (2), Athletics; Hunting; Voluntary Association to Support Homeland Defense; Horse Riding; 30 Years of Activity in the Baia Mare Factory. XF - UNC

A Chrome Royal Automobile Club Associate Plaque, 'Doncaster and District Automobile Club' around central enamelled roundel.

Leonardo Hildalgo, Ecuadorian/American (20th Century) "Supercar Weekend 2009" Pop Art Pietra Dura Marble Panel Signed Lower Right. Depicts an assortment of natural stones inlaid into a formation of a automobile created for Supercar Weekend 2009. Has a wooden backing for stability. Natural wear or inclusions to marble. Measures 47" H x 47-1/4" W. Shipping: Third party (estimate $800-$1200)

Three die-cast vehicles, a Corgi working conveyor number 64, a Clifford series automobile convertible and a Clifford Toys Landrover with horse trailer and pony (AF)

A LARGE QUANTITY OF ASSORTED PICTURES AND PRINTS TO INCLUDE AUTOMOBILE AND AVIATION INTEREST

Advertising Games - Boots See How They Won the Game of Health; others Gibbs Ivory Castle; C.W.S Co-opit; Frys Desert Island; Frys Fairground; EN-AR-CO Automobile game (6)

A PAIR OF ROYAL AUTOMOBILE CLUB ASSOCIATE CAR BADGES WITH ENAMEL CENTRE AND A CHROMIUMPLATED JAGUAR CAR MASCOT ON WOOD PLINTH

A 9ct gold medallion commemorating Blackpool Automobile Races - 1906

A selection of Automobile and workshop manuals

FOUR VINTAGE CAR BADGES including a Royal Automobile Club numbered MCD4030 to the reverse; a pierced AA badge numbered 186752; a further pierced AA badge numbered 71662H; a Queen Elizabeth II commemorative badge, all with Sotheby's auction labels and a ROSPA Advanced Drivers Association car mascot (5)

A REVERSE PRINTED GLASS CLOCK depicting an automobile steering wheel and having Arabic numerals 29cm x 28cm

Seventeen Batman Automobile models, boxed, E, published by Eaglemoss Collections, with corresponding magazines in file (Est. plus 18% premium inc. VAT)

Diecast - a collection of approximately 51 diecast model motor vehicles by Oxford Automobile Co. scale 1:76, all in transparent display cases, all appear mint

Oxford Commercials - A collection of 14 die cast models motor vehicles, all N gauge from the Oxford Commercials and Oxford Automobile Company Collection, all boxed and with transparent display case with outer covers.

Oxford Automobile Co - a collection of eight diecast model motor vehicles from the Oxford Automobile Co, 1:43 scale in mint condition in transparent presentation case, all with outer packaging in excellent plus condition

Oxford Commercials - a collection of approximately twenty diecast model motor vehicles 1:76 scale from the Oxford Commercials and Oxford Automobile Collection, all vehicles appear mint in transparent cases with predominantly outer packaging

Oxford Automobile Co - five diecast model motor vehicles scale 1:43 from the Oxford Automobile Co Collection, all cars in mint condition with transparent case in good plus plus outer packaging

Oxford Automobile Co - a collection of eight diecast model motor vehicles from the Oxford Automobile Co Collection, 1:43 scale, all vehicles mint in excellent plus plus box

Oxford Commercials - a collection of fifteen diecast model motor vehicles by Oxford Commercials and Oxford Automobile Co 1:76 scale, N gauge, mint and all in original transparent display cases with original outer packaging, also included in the lot is a Corgi Trackside 1:76 scale Ford Transit

Oxford Commercials - a collection of approximately twenty diecast model motor vehicles by Oxford Commercials and Oxford Automobile Co 1:7 scale, N gauge all mint in transparent cases with original outer packaging

Oxford Commercials - a collection of approximately twenty 1:7 scale N gauge Oxford Commercials diecast model motor vehicles and Oxford Automobile Co model vehicles, all mint in their transparent cases with outer original packaging

Oxford - a collection of approximately twenty Oxford Automobile and Omnibus Collection diecast model motor vehicles scale 1:76, N gauge all mint in original transparent display cases, all with outer original packaging

Automobile interest: A Lotus Elan Workshop Maual; a Jaguar "E" Type 1960s Sale Brochure together with a Jaguar Cars Ltd Apreil 1963 Price List of all models; a 1986 brochure for VW Polo; Peugeot 104 "The Year of the 104" 7" promotional vinyl record; a 1960s vintage AA pack, driving licenses and Motoring and Hiking Map;a 1937 International Driving Permit; Motor Fuel Ration Book; The Wolseley Fifteen Hundred Driver's Handbook (Fourth edition) and a 1968 "Cumfydrive car accessories" promotional handbook

C.A. Vandervell & Co. (Acton Vale, London) Electric CAV Headlight Model G for automobile / truck. Lacks lens, in need of restoration. Diameter 26cm (inc. casing).

A pair of Imperial Motor Industries Ltd. (London) automobile side lamps with clear lens and small red rear lens. Height 19cm, lens diameter 7cm. Both lenses cracked. Mounted on display plinth.

Two electric automobile spotlights: Stadium (England) Auto Spoolyte, height 21.5cm, lens diameter 11cm; C.A.V. brass light, height 20cm, lens diameter 11cm. Both with bulbs and mounted on wooden bases.

Five automobile lamps by Powell & Hanmer and others, in need of restoration.

Three automobile lamps for spares/ repair. Lack burners etc.

Two Joseph Lucas Ltd. (Birmingham) King's Own No. F146 automobile side lamps with clear glass lens and small red rear lens. Height 22cm, front lens diameter 8cm. Mounted on a display plinth.

Two Stadium (British-Made) brass automobile lamps, with clear glass lens and small red rear lens. Height 30cm, front lens diameter 9.5cm. Mounted on display plinth.

Clayton-Wright Bros. (Birmingham) Dekla automobile lamp with brass parts, clear glass lens, small red rear lens, side fitting and handle. Height 29.5cm, lens diameter 9.5cm. Mounted on display plinth.

Powell & Hanmer Ltd. (Birmingham) automobile lamp with bronze parts, clear lens, side fitting and handle. Height 34cm, lens diameter 12.5cm (lens cracked). Mounted on display plinth.

Brown Brothers Ltd. (London) DUCO brass nearside automobile lamp, with burner, clear lens and small red lens to rear. Height 31cm, front lens diameter 12cm. Mounted on display plinth.

Joseph Lucas Ltd. (Birmingham) King of The Road No.535 brass automobile lamp with clear front lens and smaller red lens to side. Height 27cm, front lens diameter 8.3cm. Mounted on display plinth.

Powell & Hanmer Ltd. (Birmingham) automobile lamp with clear glass lens, side fitting and handle. Height 33cm, lens diameter 12.5cm. Mounted on display plinth.

Joseph Lucas Ltd. (Birmingham) King Of The Road No.740 brass automobile lamp with glass lens, diameter 11.5cm. Height 36cm. Mounted on display plinth.