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A Jaeger dashboard clock, with Roman numerals, 3½ inch diameter, restored by George Filbey Gauges, a Smith's swing out dashboard clock, 3.5 inch diameter and another, a Lucas Type GA4 four cylinder magneto, 30585C, with ignition leads, and assorted motoring volumes, comprising Clark (CS) The Lanchester Legacy 1895-1931, Schlegelmilch (Rainer W) Lehbrink (Hartmut) Aston Martin, Gardiner (Gordon) and Morris (Alistair) Automobilia, and The Price Guide and Identification of Automobilia and Bellu (Serge) Louis Vuitton The Art of The Automobile

HERBERT J BUTLER: MOTOR BODY WORK, THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF PRIVATE, COMMERCIAL AND PASSENGER TYPES, London, W R Howell & Co, 1924, 1st edition, original cloth gilt, worn and soiled + CHARLES JARROTT: TEN YEARS OF MOTORS AND MOTOR RACING, London, Grant Richards, 1906, 1st edition, original pictorial cloth gilt worn + HAROLD NOCKOLDS: THE MAGIC OF THE NAME, [The story of the Rolls-Royce engine] [1938], 1st edition, original cloth, dust-wrapper (worn), + VICTOR PAGE: THE MODERN GASOLINE AUTOMOBILE, Technological Institute of Great Britain, nd, circa 1920s, 2 volumes, original cloth gilt worn (5)

Car mascots to comprise: Seven Fifty Motor Club, two British Automobile Racing Club, Redex Car Club and three RAC badges

A VINTAGE 1930S/40S AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION CHROME BADGE

AA BADGE: A rare early polished metal AA Automobile Association member's badge, with wings atop. The makers marks to the reverse. With ashtray fitted to underside. 10cm tall.

BARC: An original vintage British Automobile Racing Club enamel car badge, with original grip bar to reverse.

Collection of 11 Siku commercial and emergency services vehicles, some with damaged boxes and windows, examples to include No.3710 Automobile club testing vehicle, No.2189 Fire Engine, No.2213 Marine Rescue Van, and others

A collection of four early 20th century and later Royal Automobile Club 'RAC' car badges, to include one Associate example with central blue enamel lozenge.

A group of five vintage AA (Automobile Association) car badges

EIGHT FRAMED SETS OF REPRODUCTION AUTOMOBILE related cigarette, tea and trade cards

A brass fender with pierced scrolling decoration, width 133.5cm, a pair of wooden studded bellows, an octagonal brass sundial, and a cylindrical copper Wafax hot water bottle, probably for an automobile (4).

ASSORTED COLLECTABLES comprising a German scout knife, by Carl Schleiper of Solingen, in its alloy scabbard; five spirit levels; a urinometer, cased; and a compensatable automobile compass, boxed.

Four various car badges including an RAC bonnet badge with wing mount, an ACP enamel car badge and two others together with a 1908 Automobile Association handbook.

A 1949 bronze medallion awarded by the Committee of The Fetes Des Arts Des Sports Nice; a 1949 automobile medal depicting a female figure holding a basket of fruit to front, in original card box.

A South Dene's Motor Club enamelled badge, together with a British Automobile Racing Club badge and an early German ADAC car badge Condition report: Some enamel loss to German badge

Ephemera, P. Jones Collection, Poster stamps/Cinderella issues, a fine collection mounted on album pages & in stock book sleeves, early 1900's onwards, various subjects inc. Automobile & Motorcycle Exhibitions, Flying League of America, blind embossed labels, Dublin Horse Show, Esperanto events, Philatelic Congress of GB 1933, Victoria & Melbourne Centenary 1934/5 etc, plus some uncut sheets proof sheets (Greater London Fund for the Blind) (vg)

An Abros automobile timepiece, 2.25in.enamelled dial with subsidiary seconds, together with a bronze statuette, Spinario, on green marble plinth, 7in., wall-mounting electric bell, etc.

A car badge, Royal East African Automobile Association

Assorted motoring volumes, comprising Clark (CS) The Lanchester Legacy 1895-1931, Schlegelmilch (Rainer W) Lehbrink (Hartmut) Aston Martin, Gardiner (Gordon) and Morris (Alistair) Automobilia, and The Price Guide and Identification of Automobilia and Bellu (Serge) Louis Vuitton The Art of The Automobile (5)

Automobile Year Annual: a complete run of annuals from 1953/54-1993/94 and 1997/98-2014/15 (62 volumes) with dust jackets where appropriate See illustration

A run of Automobile Quarterly (1962-2003), complete apart from volume 4 issue 42, comprising 173 hard bound volumes with index, containing copious colour photographs and reference material on numerous marques and models (173) See illustration

Four badge bar badges, comprising Cardiff Aeroplane Club, depicting a Gipsy Moth biplane, registration number G-ABRO, and a Welsh dragon motif to centre, a London Motor Club, British Automobile Racing Club (BARC), and British Medical Association (BMA) (4)

A Royal Automobile Club Associate badge (1908/1912), brass with central enamel Union Jack (some damage), No B11575, assorted brass petrol cans and rally plaques (box)

A 25th Anniversary Monte Carlo competitors badge The circular from badge with scalloped edge and central map depiction of Europe, text 'XXV. Rallye Automobile Monte Carlo 1911-1955, Concurrent', 10.5cm high. Competitor is the vendor's father Reginald Holt

A collection of books on vintage cars and motor racing To include A Record Motor Racing 1894 - 1908 by Gerald Rose, published by Motor Racing Publications 1949, The Motorists Weekend Book published by B T Batsford Limited 1960, The Motor Vehicle by K Newton & W Steeds, published for Automobile Engineer by Iliffe & Sons Limited 1950, Vintage Motorcar by Cecil Colutton & John Standford, published by B T Batsford 1954, The Sports Car It's Design and Performance by Colin Campbell, published by Chapman & Hall Limited, London 1954, Rallying to Monte Carlo by Mike Couper with a foreword by Raymond Baxter, published by Dan Allan Limited, London 1956 and Tuning for Speed, How to Increase the Performance of a Standard Motorcycle Engine, published for the English Universities Press Limited 1948. (7)

Automobile Motoring Interest - The 1985 Pirelli calender signed and photographed by Norman Parkinson, including clothes by fourteen leading British designers of the 1980's including Bruce Oldfield, Jasper Conran, Zandra Rhodes and Manolo Blahnik, numered 18869, 42 x 60cm

Two car horns and Swiss made automobile clock

A small collection of vintage automobile radiator badges to include several AA examples, Malayan Society for The Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, The Morgan Three Wheeler Club, etc

FRANK REYNOLDS (1876-1953) 'Conscription up to Date', signed and indistinctly inscribed, with caricature sketch, 34 x 26cm; and an unframed French ink sketch painted two figures in automobile, indistinctly signed ?Schranz (2)

CHESHIRE AUTOMOBILE CLUB SIGN - a vintage cast iron sign c1920 reading, 'Cheshire Automobile Club Caution School'. Measuring 91x31cm and weighs 20.8kg.

AUTOMOBILE POSTERS - a collection of 10 automobile posters to include 3 original posters (1991 Campeonato Internacional F-3000 60x50cm, Iveco International Truck Technology - 100x70cm and a drag racing poster from Santa Pod Raceway 1992 - 101x147cm) and the remaining 7 featuring Michael Turner's artistic depiction of the American Grand Prix with short descriptions for the years 1969 and 1972-1977 (all measure 51x71cm bar 1974 - 71x51cm).

Motoring, a vintage automobile dashboard clock, with black 8cm dial, chrome bezel and Arabic numerals, with custom made oak case for conversion to mantle clock. Missing retaining screws to movement case AF

Motor Racing, vintage motor racing books including"V.16 The story of the BRM Engine" ( with acetate cut out engine pages), Racing a sports car, formula 2, Model Car manual, Car Racing 1952/1953, together with Practical Automobile engineering, British motor cars, "The Motor "year books 1953/1954/1955 , service booklets manuals and more.(2)

Motoring-BARC, a interesting collection of 8 vintage, hand built, mobile telephones from the Gurston Down Circuit, speed hillclimb. The phones in built wooden boxes have the marshall named position location on the circuit and each has a BARC ( British Automobile Racing Club) South Western Centre water side transfer to the outside of the box. A interesting piece of Racing history, before the digital age when the valve reigned supreme.

A complete Adventure Football Stamp Album together with ' TOuring ' The famous automobile game, Fairy Tale Families No 285 Piatnik Vienna, bus tickets unclipped and a vintage kaleidoscope

H&H are indebted to the vendor for the following description: Introduced in 1936, the Peugeot 302 / 402 series were stylistically indebted to Chrysler's Airflow Sedan which had debuted a few years earlier. However, whilst the American public failed to warm to the Chrysler, the Peugeot duo were far better received in Europe and indeed influenced the offerings of BMW and Fiat amongst others. The chassis and engine of the 302 also formed the basis for the very successful Peugeot Darl 'Mat coupes examples of which contested the 1937 Le Mans 24-hours. This particular example was restored some 16 years ago in France by a Rhone-based retired aircraft engineer who retained its factory-fitted engine and preserved its incredibly original interior (carpets, mats, seats, panels and period accessories). Delivered to Lyons in 1937, the 302 is accompanied by a UK V5C Registration Document, copy French registration document, original handbook, recent invoices and Peugeot Lettre D 'Attestation confirming its date of manufacture. The following work has been carried out over the Winter of 2015/16: overhauled carburetor, new battery / tray, new brake shoes, conversion to Ducellier two-brush dynamo / regulator and refurbished fuel pump. The car is easy to start and runs very well on the road in modern traffic. It is probably the most original 302 for sale at present, benefitting from charming mellow appearance with restored mechanicals. It has been used regularly over the last few years. In 2015 it successfully completed the Fougeres Rally in Normandy, a trip to the Goodwood Revival followed by the Automobile 'Oily Rag' run on Rutland Water last September with constant oil pressure and a reasonable cruising speed. It is on the button, has effective brakes and steering. It is rarer than its competitor the Citroen Traction, and is a charming quirky example of French aerodynamic styling from the mid 1930's.

The Circle of 19th Century Motorists was founded in 1911 and at one time its membership reached 220. The restriction on membership was limited to anybody that had owned or driven a motorcar prior to the Thousand Mile Trial of 1900 - the club therefore had a finite lifespan and the last recorded reunion was in 1943. Heavily linked to the Royal Automobile Club, a plaque hangs at the Pall Mall clubhouse, listing all of the former presidents and Chairmen.The lot comprises -1. A sterling Silver cigarette case, dating from 1930 celebrating '30 years on the Road' - with enamelled 'winged wheel' badge to hinging lid.2. An enamelled official's lapel badge on original 'Gordon Bennett' lucky horseshoe chain.3. A buttonhole badge, dated 1911 and issued to founding members of the club. Unrepeatable, early motoring ephemera.

A magnificent Edwardian Rolls-Royce Spirit of Ecstasy mascot for the 40/50HP six cylinder Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost automobile, this being the rarest type, produced for only 6 months back in 1911, having various correct period dating features including the hollow under base area & most importantly the words 'Rolls-Royce Limited 6th FEBRUARY 1911' around the base area, as opposed to all other Ghost mascots which read 'Rolls-Royce Ltd FEB 1911'. This rare mascot features the signature of Charles Sykes across the top of the base area and no under-wing markings, which is correct on all pre-World War One examples. A stunning and impressive item of the very finest detail, deep original pre-war nickel-silver plated finish on bronze base metal, mounting stud and fittings, mounted to a display base.

An impressive and extremely scarce Minerva Goddess mascot for the eight cylinder AL-series Minerva cars of the late 1920s and early 1930s period, designed by the Flemish sculptor Pierre de Soete; (the AL being Minerva's finest automobile), the mascot signed P. de Soete to the side and numbered to the opposite side, exceptional attention to detail and finish, complete with the original fitted Minerva AL-series "MM" (Minerva Motors) scripted radiator cap, plated finish.

A group of fifteen cased and boxed Oxford die cast vehicles to include 10 Oxford Automobile Company vehicles, 4 Oxford Commercial vehicles and an Oxford Haulage vehicles (15)

A box containing various automobile items, a Haynes Jeep Cherokee repair manual

Royal Devon Yeomanry Artillery Regimental Automobile Motor Car Grill Badge. A scarce original early Elizabeth II period motor car badge, chromium plated Queen’s Crowned laurel wreath and badge mounted to an enamelled disc, these being the colours of the Regiment, maker’s details “J.R. Gaunt Made in England.” Contained in original box.

Sussex Yeomanry Regimental Automobile Motor Car Grill Badge. A scarce original early Elizabeth II period motor car badge, chromium plated Queen’s Crowned laurel wreath and badge mounted to an enamelled disc, these being the colours of the Regiment, maker’s details “J.R. Gaunt London “made in England”. Minor wear.

British Army Regimental Automobile Motor Car Grill Badge. A scarce original early Elizabeth II period motor car badge, chromium plated Queen’s Crowned laurel wreath and badge mounted to an enamelled disc, these being the colours of the Regiment, maker’s details “J.R. Gaunt London made in England”. Chrome plated finish worn to base metal. PLEASE NOTE THIS BADGE HAS DAMAGE TO THE ENAMEL AND BASIC RESTORATION.

Royal West African Frontier Force Regimental Automobile Motor Car Grill Badge. A scarce original George VI period motor car badge, chromium plated King’s Crowned laurel wreath and badge mounted to an enamelled disc, these being the colours of the Regiment, maker’s details “J.R. Gaunt London. Minor wear.

Royal Ulster Rifles Regimental Automobile Motor Car Grill Badge. A scarce original George VI period motor car badge, chromium plated King’s Crowned laurel wreath and badge mounted to an enamelled disc, these being the colours of the Regiment, maker’s details “J.R. Gaunt London”. Chrome plated finish worn to base metal.

Cinque Ports 5th Bn Sussex Regiment, Regimental Automobile Motor Car Grill Badge. A scarce original early Elizabeth II period motor car badge, chromium plated Queen’s Crowned laurel wreath and badge mounted to an enamelled disc, these being the colours of the Regiment, maker’s details “J.R. Gaunt London “made in England”. Minor wear.

Artist Rifles (21 Special Air Service) Regiment Regimental Automobile Motor Car Grill Badge. A scarce original George VI period motor car badge, chromium plated Queen’s Crowned laurel wreath and badge mounted to an enamelled disc, these being the colours of the Regiment, maker’s details “J.R. Gaunt London”. Contained in original box.

A Royal Automobile Club full members badge, number D3172, early 20th century, silver plated and enamel, by Elkington & Co, hollow cast with enamelled Union Jack, Rd number 51335, unmounted, with original nut, 15.5cm.

An early 20th Century mahogany framed display case mounted with two copper hunting horns, a nickel plated horn and a brass horn together with four whips and a driving cane with internal label 'This whip was used by postilion that drove King George when he went to Brighton and the case labelled 'This collection was originally the property of Lord Lonsdale of Lowther castle', 39cm x 130cm Lord Lonsdale was known as the yellow Earl and a founder member of the automobile association. A keen sportsman and huntsman and after the first world war became more involved with racehorses, he left Lowther Castle in 1935 and the contents were sold by auction in 1947.

Goodyear Motorcycle and Car Club 1954 badge, RAC badge and AA badge, Royal Automobile Club Official Programme of the Standard Car Race 1912 together with assorted postcards, vehicle coupons etc.

Colour prints - A view of Dunstanburgh Castle, by B. Wisniewski; together with a Buick automobile advertisement. (2)

Trent Motor Traction Co TIMETABLE BOOKLET dated May 1948, with fold-out map, United Automobile Services TIMETABLE BOOKLET dated June 1936, with fold-out map, repaired cover, West Yorkshire Road Car Co & Keighley-West Yorkshire Services TIMETABLE BOOKLET dated October 1935 (includes loose fold-out map) and West Yorkshire Road Car Co WW2 TIMETABLE BOOKLET dated August 1944 (includes fold-out map). Used condition, corroded staples. [4]

Automobile Interest - A Jaegar Paris 8 jours car clock, mounted in oak in a Napoleon's hat from case on a lucite plinth base, 29cm max

Black & Decker mini vacuum, Crown electric fan, vintage piano stool suitable for non domestic use, automobile, aeroplane & train leaflets and framed pictures, etc.

20th century automobile fuel cans to include a Shell example with brass BP cap, a cased Brexton picnic hamper, vintage vehicle registration plates, radiator badges to include examples by the AA, RAC, etc

A miscellaneous collection to include a contemporary (late 20th century) Zoeotrope by Van Cort, USA containing a quantity of coloured picture cards together with a novelty decanter in the form of a Jaguar automobile radiator grill with international and grand prix badges and Jaguar finial cap, a quantity of early 20th century photographs to include series of Jersey, Loch Lomond, middle Eastern cities, etc together with miniature volumes of Shakespeare, Tennyson, Keats, Wordsworth, other publications, two Ashley ceramic sauce boats, a cut glass cheese dome and cover, etc

An early 20th century vintage brass automobile horn of sprung form, 44 cm long approx

A small miscellaneous collection to include a wall hanging assembly of labelled antique barbed wire, a desk top metal model of a second world war fighter plane, a good quality cast metal finial/hood ornament in the form of a seated eagle, a Bentley automobile badge, a Service Institute manual, a Triumph motor manual, 20th century motoring goggles, etc

A 20th century "centurion helmet" with further automobile helmet, goggles, leather cap, etc, 20th century automobile effects