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Lot 548
A pair cased pocket watch, with Arabic numerals, the movement signed Jon Georg Schlecker, Neustadt, No 333 Condition report Report by MW The tortoiseshell outer case has a large crack where the button is to open the case which stretches into the centre of the case. When the case is closed, there is a slight warping and the case doesn't shut flush. The watch dial has some discolouration, staining and nibbles to the enamel around the outside edge. The movement works but there is no guarantee implied or given. The hinge has been repaired at some point, the case has general wear and shallow dents, marks and bangs commensurate with age. The outer case is approx. 52 cm diameter.
Lot 64
A Group of Medals, to Second Lieut H.J.W. Collins R.S.C., of the Air Transport Auxilliary Corp., (Gloucester regiment), R.A.F. including war medal, victory medals, 1939 - 45 Star, Burma Star and War Medal together with miniatures, silver and enamel Air Transport Auxiliary lapel badge, A.T.A. gilt cap badge, pilots bullion qualification wing and single R.F.C. button. Single Victory medal to 2nd Lieut E. Stanley Collins, Worcestershire Regiment. The medals together with three black and white photos dd 1942 and 1945 depicting Nr 16 Ferry Pilots Pool, Kirkbride, Cumberland February 1942, some signed by those in the photograph, A.T.A. Certificate of Service and Commendation for Exceptional Airmanship. "On the 10/2/44 under the most adverse circumstances caused by technical failure, he landed his aircraft undamaged". Army form R.A.F.,Z.3., together with a heart rending letter written by his mother on August 7th, 1917 giving sad family news "It is with a very sad heart that I am writing this to you, my very own darling Laddy - I have only one left now, but I want you to Be Brave and bear the sad news which I have to tell you". Hand written get well letter from The Field dated 24/8/1916 from the commanding officer wishing Collins well after a battle field injury and also, card from Worcestershire Regiment "In Loving Memory of E Stanley Collins, 2nd Lieut killed in action in France in July 1917 aged 29".
Lot 82
Touring, F1 FIA Sports Cars, Kyosho BMW 320 WTCC 1:18 Scale, Kyosho M3 BMW Touring car SPA 1992, McLaren F1 BMW Le Mans 1996, UT Models, Brawn F1 Jenson Button 2009 Championship car on metal plinth, in plain dealer box, all 1:18 scale 5 BMW and McLaren cars 1:43 scale, all VG original boxes VG (qty)
Lot 42
An early Victorian rosewood ladies travelling box, the hinged cover with mother of pearl inlaid cartouche opens to reveal a fabric back mirror and a stationery pouch, removable tray with three silver lidded glass boxes and a pair of similar glass jars and lift out manicure pad with space beneath, five silver lidded glass jars to rear, push button frieze drawer with necessaire compartments, blue velour and silk linings to interior, 30cm long by 17.5cm high by 23cm deep
Lot 142
Citroen 2CV 1988 - This 1988 2 CV is consigned uder the description of a “Rolling Restoration”. It has no mot and is sold not fit for road use. Having said that, we drove it to our storage area a distance of some 10 miles and mechanically it is very good and drives better, according to our member of staff, than “any other 2CV he had driven!”. Engine pulls well and starts on the button, gearchange and clutch are good, it brakes in a straight line, all the electrics appear to work. Interior is useable as is but will need attention and cleaning. The roof material is split but apparently still water tight. Body work is sound but does have many marks scratches etc but no rot. Chassis will need attention to the rear rails and the hinge on the boot lid has rusted. These little bit of Galic Charm are getting very hard to find now in the price range this car reserve is set at, they are either fully restored and priced as such or completely past restoring. A rare oportunity to have one you can do the bare minimum to and use while you improve it.
Lot 151
DNA “3 sixty” Ferrari Replica 2004 - “Is it real Mister (or missus)? “ That is a question you will have to get used to hearing if you are the lucky new owner of this Lot. This beautifully built and presented DNA 3 sixty Ferrari Replica really does tick all the boxes. Superb dimensions, superior build quality, a lovely Ferrari interior complete with push button start on the steering wheel and a stainless steel exhaust specially made for this car so it sounds as well as it looks. To complete the transformation, it’s fitted with a set of replica Ferrari wheels of the correct dimensions. DNA the manufacturers of the kit are known worldwide to make some of the best replicas on the market and as they no longer make this kit, good used examples are very hard to find and as such very sought after. This particular car was built using a 2004 Toyota MR2 1.8 VVTi which gives excellent performance while delivering Japanese reliability so you get the best of both worlds Prancing Horse looks Toyota mechanicals. The vendor tells us that while in his keep it has never been used in inclement weather, always been kept inside under a cover and wanted for nothing and is described as “very good” in all aspects. O and if you did not notice its “Ferrari Rosso Corsa Red”. Reserve is set at roughly 50% of what it would cost to build, that’s if you could buy the kit new, which you cant.
Lot 172
A Chinese white metal part dressing table set including a hand mirror, hair brush, clothes brush, hair comb, shoe horn, button hook, spoon and a silver caddy spoon CONDITION REPORT: Surface scratches, on all piecesHand mirror - has been soldered on the handle and around the mirror, minor dents, Hair brush - minor dents and a creaseClothes brush, minor dents, Comb is split, minor dents missing pin
Lot 74
A Victorian corkscrew; 19th century folding button hooks (2); others (3); an early 20th century clay pipe, the bowl moulded as Lord Kitchener, c.1915; another clay pipe; an olive wood turned jar and cover; George II-style brass candlesticks; an early 20th century silver and mother-of-pearl folding fruit knife; flatware; etc
Lot 777
A 1970's teak framed armchair, upholstered in red button back draylon, on cylindrical legs. The upholstery in this lot does not comply with the 1988 (Fire & Fire Furnishing) Regulations, unless sold to a known exporter or upholsterer it will be cut from the frame before leaving the premises.
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