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A quantity of tinplate toys including Karman Ghia Volkswagen in metallic red/white, friction powered; Touring caravan in blue/white/red; Jaguar car in red and yellow; Porsche car in blue and yellow; Mechanical walking car, clockwork; Volkswagen Beetle in Deutsche Bundespost livery; also a small number of plastic vehicles including Skoda 1000MB in red, made by KDN in Czechoslovakia. A few are boxed. FC to GC together with a small quantity of various clockwork and tinplate novelty toys by German and Japanese makers: elephants, carts, monkeys, walking bear, playful poodle, polar bear, by unidentified makers, plus a Gama tank, Mettoy Super Skyliner air liner and a few Britains plastic animals, zoo fencing, metal and plastic. QGC to VGC some age wear to boxes, some wear to items and action AF
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Islamic Coins Umayyad Copper Token issued by al-Hajjaj b. Yusuf to the value of six mithqals obv: bism allah a / mr al-amir al-hajja / j bin yusuf / bi‘l-wafa hadha / mizan sitta rev two rows of three dots waf across centre 2.38g (unrecorded but see Walker for a coin weight in the British Museum with similar obverse legends but reverse bism allah / ‘adl between the two lines of three dots weight 25.14g). Virtually extremely fine and of the highest rarity. This remarkable piece forms part of the currency reform introduced by ‘Abd al-Malik b. Marwan and al-Hajjaj b. Yusuf in the middle of the 70s h. The British Museum specimen appears to be an actual coin weight for six mithqals the six dots on the reverse being placed there for the benefit of the illiterate. This piece however is a token to be exchanged for a measure of six whether of mithqals or dirhams is unclear but certainly well known to the original holders. It appears likely that these pieces were used in conjunction with one another the British Museum weight to receive metal from the public and the token to be given to a recipient to redeem for coin at an issuing office. The inscriptions bear this out. On the obverse both read “In the name of God the Amir al-Hajjaj bin Yusuf ordered honesty this is the measure of six”. The reverse of the weight reads “in the name of God just (weight) and the reverse of the token “redemption’ or “payment in full.” The token was engraved by hand as only a small number would have been needed to facilitate the transactions of the mint in receiving old and issuing new coin to the public.
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A Chad Valley Kiwi bird advertising shoe polish with cloth label "I am Kiwi like my polish I always make friends", height 20cm, a large Chad Valley Kiwi, height 30cm, a small brown plush teddy bear with articulated limbs, height 30cm, a brown plush dog with articulated limbs, height 22cm and a Chad Valley penguin, height 20cm (af) (5)
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INDIAN HUNTING DIARY. Manuscript. Compiled by Alfred Woodhouse, Airlie Estate, Kotergherry, Madras, 1875-77. 28pp., containing accounts of hunting bison, bear an ibex, and including the death of William Butcher, one of Woodhouse's companions, from a shooting accident. 4to., cont. reversed calf with red morocco gilt label (upper joint cracked). With newspaper clippings.
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Various toys: Triang mangle, Japanese battery operated drumming bear, clockwork fabric and composition bear 150 mm, (one arm detached), Sooty glove-puppet, clocth Mickey, Noddy and Golly, Japanese lithographed MO-Spring top, three drums, xylophone, piano, two cranes, ironing board, clothes dryer, two pairs of leather boots, violin, push-along terrier on wheels, sewing machine, steel-frame luggage trolley 760 mm, small suitcase with clothing 310 mm long, a large wooden pull-along cart with two interior seats, 1210 mm long ( inclusive of handle), table games and other small items including miniature dolls
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An Early 19th Century Steiff Blonde Plush Teddy Bear, having pointed snout, humped back and long fore limbs, trade mark button to left ear, boot-button eyes, buff felt paw-pads under old cotton pad repairs, four stitched claws to each paw, circa 1910, 28cm (some stuffing lost, growler inoperative)
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A rare Victorian Bear in a Ravine pot-lid, transfer printed on light blue and inscribed WHITTAKER & CO'S GENUINE BEAR'S GREASE 69 HATTON GARDEN LONDON, 7.5cm diam Ball No 14. ++ The surface undamaged, the side chipped in two places and with a vertical crack just encroaching into the W of Whittaker
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A collection of modern teddy bears, including a Hermann fawn mohair 'Lord Nelson Commemorative Bear, 1805-2005', limited edition 183/2005, 40cm high; a Hermann pale gold mohair 'Queen Mary II Celebration Bear', limited edition 204/950, 37cm high; a Hermann white mohair 'Princess Diana, Queen of Hearts' bear, limited edition 447/2450; a Merrythought pale gold plush 'Coronation Bear 1953-2003', limited edition of 1953, 36cm high; a Glendaveny Teddies fawn plush 'Balmoral' bear, 31cm high; and others, including some contained in a glazed wall cabinet.
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an English gold mohair teddy bear, circa 1930s, with black-stitched nose and mouth detail, on a jointed body with buff cloth pads and black claws, 49cm high (lacking eyes); and a small gold plush teddy bear, with glass eyes and black stitched nose and mouth detail, on a jointed body, 19cm high, (2).
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