BROOKLIN MODELS; three BRK 16 Dodge Vans in gold, white and yellow liveries with 'Speelgoed Otten', 'San Francisco Bay Brooklin Club 1989' and 'Weber's 68th Year' decals respectively, also BRK 31 1953 Pontiac Sedan delivery van in light blue livery with 'Trans-Canada Airlines' decal (CTCS '89 1 of 500, lacking box), 1/43 scale, all BRK 16 boxed (4). CONDITION REPORT: Provenance: The Ed Clark Collection. Pontiac lacking box as stated, three boxes worn, the white van with several black marks to the roof and further rubbing and discolouration to the chrome finish of front grill and bumpers, also small chip to paintwork just above the rear door, gold model with very small loss to paintwork to the inset black tile of the roof, yellow model with one black mark to the roof, all with loose front bumpers and slightly loose rear bumpers, Pontiac model ok.
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DURHAM CLASSICS; three 1934 Chrysler Airflow two door coupés in green, burgundy and white liveries, the first and last with 'America's New Champion Closed Stock Car' and 'Official Car Chief Steward [...] 22nd Indianapolis 500 Mile Race' decals respectively, 1/43 scale, all boxed (3). CONDITION REPORT: Provenance: The Ed Clark Collection. Boxes lightly worn, models appear ok.
DURHAM CLASSICS; three 1938 Lincoln Zephyr two door coupés in blue, black and red liveries, the first and last limited editions of 200 with plaques to bases, 1/43 scale, all boxed (3). CONDITION REPORT: Provenance: The Ed Clark Collection. Boxes lightly worn, models appear ok, although the windows of the blue example have been discoloured to a yellow.
DURHAM CLASSICS; two 1939 Ford Panel Delivery Vans in blue and red liveries with 'Fourth Annual Toronto Toy Show' and 'The Toronto Telegram' decals respectively, a 1938 Lincoln Zephyr two door coupé in cream and a 1958 Ford F100 Half Ton Pickup in silver/blue livery with 'Autophile Car Books and Models' livery limited edition no. 71/100 with certificate, 1/43 scale, all boxed (4). CONDITION REPORT: Provenance: The Ed Clark Collection. Boxes lightly worn, the blue Ford with a creased-like finish to the roof probably present from manufacture and a build up of surface dirt, other models appear ok.
DURHAM CLASSICS; two 1934 Chrysler Airflow two door coupés in red and silver liveries with 'Airflow Club of America' and 'Canadian Automotive Museum 100 Years' decals respectively, the first limited edition of 250 with plaque to base and certificate, also a 1953 Ford F100 Half Ton pickup in green livery with '5th Annual Toronto Toy Show' decal, limited edition of 200 with stamp to base, 1/43 scale, all boxed (3). CONDITION REPORT: Provenance: The Ed Clark Collection. Boxes lightly worn, models appear ok.
DURHAM CLASSICS; two 1938 Lincoln Zephyr two door coupés in cream and green liveries, the second limited edition of 200 with plaque to base and certificate, also a 1953 Ford F100 Half Ton Pickup in blue livery with 'Bickells Farm Brooklin Ont.' decal, 1/43 scale, all boxed (3). CONDITION REPORT: Provenance: The Ed Clark Collection. Boxes lightly worn, models appear ok.
BROOKLIN MODELS; three BRK 23 1956 Ford Fairlane two door Victorias in white/blue, green/white and white/green liveries (the latter a colour trial), 1/43 scale, all boxed (3). CONDITION REPORT: Provenance: The Ed Clark Collection. Boxes worn, one box not branded, the chromed front bumper of the green/white model slightly loose, the white/green model has a number of minor chips to the paintwork, one fairly noticeable chip to the left rear of the roof. The white/blue example further marked to base F/WY 16 and M.C.
BROOKLIN MODELS; three BRK 9 1940 Ford Sedan delivery vans in blue, green and white liveries with 'B.F. Goodrich', 'City of Toronto Works Department' and 'Mobiloil' decals respectively, 1/43 scale, all boxed (3). CONDITION REPORT: Boxes worn, Mobiloil example box branded and written in biro 'We only did 26 of these for George's dad', slight glue residue to the decal one side of the blue example, the Mobiloil example with a few hairline cracks to the decal to the rear door and some surface dirt.
BACHMANN BRANCH-LINE; twenty items of 00 gauge rolling stock including 33-033 'Coal Traders Classics' (Yorkshire) set of three, 33-350A 20 ton brake van fitted BR brown, 33-327 Conflat with AF container door to door (blue) BR, 38-041 31 ton OBA open wagon 'Railfreight', 37-327B 90 ton bogie hopper wagon JGA 'Buxton Line', etc, all boxed, possibly some multiples (20). CONDITION REPORT: Boxes worn.
BACHMANN BRANCH-LINE; twenty items of 00 gauge rolling stock including 33-525 'Tank Traffic Classics' (Shell-Mex & BP) set of three, 33-751C 16 ton steel mineral wagon BR grey, 37-426 16 ton slope side pressed side door mineral wagon brown, 37-575 45 ton TTA tank wagon 'BP' green, etc, all boxed, possibly some multiples (20). CONDITION REPORT: Boxes worn.
BACHMANN BRANCH-LINE; twenty items of 00 gauge rolling stock including 36-165 Plasser Tamper machine (motorised), 37-625 102 ton Thrall BYA steel coil carrier EWS, 37-726 12 ton ventilated van BR brown, 38-085 34 ton limpet ZKA open baluster wagon departmental (Dutch), 37-576 45 ton TTA tank wagon 'Esso' grey, 38-031 100 ton HHA bogie hopper wagon 'Freightliner Heavy Haul' hinged end door, etc, all boxed, possibly some multiples (20). CONDITION REPORT: Boxes variously worn or lightly worn.
BACHMANN BRANCH-LINE; twenty items of 00 gauge rolling stock including 39-201 BR MkI full brake super BG Royal Mail, 38-031 100 ton HHA bogie hopper wagon 'Freightliner Heavy Haul' hinged end door, 38-210 JJA MkII auto-ballaster generator unit railtrack, 37-625 102 ton Thrall BYA steel coil carrier EWS, 38-050 MTA open box wagon EWS, 36-165 Plasser Tamper machine (motorised), 33-751C 16 ton steel mineral wagon BR grey, etc, all boxed, possibly some multiples (20). CONDITION REPORT: Boxes variously worn or lightly worn.
BACHMANN BRANCH-LINE; twenty items of 00 gauge rolling stock including 39-421 TPO sorting van with nets Royal Mail red, 38-245 MOA low-sided bogie box wagon EWS, 34-654 63ft Thompson BG full brake maroon, 37-850 105 ton HTA Thrall bulk coal hopper wagon EWS, 37-575 45 ton TTA tank wagon 'BP' green, 38-126 35 ton sliding door box van VBA Bauxite, etc, all boxed, possibly some multiples (20). CONDITION REPORT: Boxes variously worn or lightly worn.
BACHMANN BRANCH-LINE; twenty items of 00 gauge rolling stock including 38-085 34 ton limpet ZKA open ballast wagon departmental (Dutch), 38-245 MOA low-sided bogie box wagon EWS, 37-850 104 ton HTA Thrall bulk coal hopper wagon EWS, 38-031 100 ton HHA bogie hopper wagon 'Freightliner Heavy Haul' hinged end door, 34-654 63ft Thompson BG full brake maroon, 33-751C 126 ton steel mineral wagon BR grey, etc, all boxed, possibly some multiples (20). CONDITION REPORT: Boxes variously worn or lightly worn.
BACHMANN BRANCH-LINE; twenty items of 00 gauge rolling stock including 34-576 63ft Bulleid open second crimson/cream, 38-120 35 ton sliding door box van VAA C/W Railfreight red/grey, 38-245 MOA low-sided bogie box wagon EWS, 37-625 102 ton Thrall BYA steel coil carrier EWS, 38-222 100 ton tea bogie tank wagon crude oil 'Amoco' black, 39-026 BR mkI corridor SK maroon, 39-465 LMS 60ft porthole coach corridor composite BR crimson & cream, etc, all boxed, possibly some multiples (20). CONDITION REPORT: Boxes variously worn or lightly worn.
BACHMANN BRANCH-LINE; twenty items of 00 gauge rolling stock including 34-251 57ft corridor first/third crimson LMS, 34-427 63' Thompson composite brake post war brown LMER, 38-222 100 ton TEA bogie tank wagon crude oil (Amoco) black, 39-310 BR mkI SP Pullman parlour second (with lighting), 38-030 100 ton HHA bogie hopper wagon 'Freightliner Heavy Haul' sliding end door, 37-726 12 ton ventilated van BR brown, etc, all boxed, possibly some multiples (20). CONDITION REPORT: Boxes variously worn or lightly worn.
BACHMANN BRANCH-LINE; a group of 00 gauge rolling stock including 37-305 Intermodal bogie wagon C/W 45ft container 'DHL' (x2), 37-304 Intermodal bogie wagon C/W 45ft container 'Malcolm Logistics' (x2), 38-250 IPA twin double deck car transporter STVA red, 38-030 100 ton HHA bogie hopper wagon 'Freightliner Heavy Haul' sliding end door, 33-277 46 ton GLW VGA sliding wall van 'Transrail', 37-316 Intermodal flats (pair) without container (weathered), etc, all boxed. CONDITION REPORT: Boxes variously worn or lightly worn.
BACHMANN BRANCH-LINE; a group of 00 gauge rolling stock including 37-315 Intermodal flats (pair) without container, 38-250 IPA twin double deck car transporter STVA red, 38-031 100 ton HHA bogie hopper wagon 'Freightliner Heavy Haul' hinged end door, 37-310 Intermodal bogie wagon with two 20ft ISO containers 'Hamburg Sud', 37-311 Intermodal bogie wagon with two 20ft ISO containers 'P&O', 38-222 100 ton TEA bogie tank wagon crude oil 'Amoco' black, 39-126 BR MkI composite CK maroon, etc, all boxed, possibly some multiples. CONDITION REPORT: Boxes variously worn or lightly worn.
BROOKLIN MODELS; three BRK 7 1934 Chrysler Air Flow four door sedans in blue, cream and red liveries, the latter an SFBBC edition of 300 with 'San Francisco Fire Department Engine Co. 4' decal, 1/43 scale, all boxed (3). CONDITION REPORT: Provenance: The Ed Clark Collection. Boxes worn, blue model with small loss to paintwork on the inset black textured panel to the roof, the red model with loss to paintwork rear left corner of the body work, the grill of the cream example set at a very slight angle, small losses to paint work on both sides of the model to the sections of the body work and encasing the wheels, the rear wheels do not roll smoothly and will need attention, the body sits lower to the rear end so obviously there is some damage that has effected the suspension so the car does not roll, the red and blue models with loose front and rear bumpers.
Jewish girl in the Weimar Republic.- Leinkranz (Eugenie) Diary, manuscript in German, 66pp. excluding blanks, slightly browned, original blind-stamped rexine, clasp, 8vo, Berlin, 8th January 1927 - 19th July 1931.⁂ The diary of a young Jewish girl growing up in Berlin in the troubled years of the Weimar Republic. Describes a row with the next door neighbour, school and apprenticeship in a central Berlin textile shop.
THATCHER MARGARET: (1925-2013) British Prime Minister 1979-90. Signed book `Margaret Thatcher´, being a 6.5 x 9.5 hardback edition of Thatcher The Downing Street Years, published by HarperCollins Publishers, New York. Signed in bold blue ink by Thatcher to a card showing a sketch of Downing Street entrance door, affixed to the front free endpaper. The 915 pages book contains over 80 images showing Thatcher over her Prime Minister era. Bound in blue with gilt title to the spine. Dust jacket is still present and in very fine condition. EX £80-100
HUMPERDINCK ENGELBERT: (1854 - 1921) German Composer. An excellent, vintage colour picture postcard, depicting Hansel and Gretel at the confectionary house, the witch at the door. Signed ('EH') in black fountain pen ink to a clear area at the foot of the picture. To the left his signature, Humperdinck has added an autograph musical quotation of two bars from his composition 'Hansel and Gretel', together with a short inscription. An annotation in French is written to clear area that borders the image, in the hand of another. To the verso, the same hand has addressed the card to 'Mademoiselle L. Breval'. With an unfranked postage stamp. VG £200-300 Lucienne Breval (1869-1935) Swiss Opera Singer. Breval spent most of her career performing with the Opéra National de Paris where she became a greatly admired interpreter of French grand opera roles and Wagner heroines.
Late 18th/early 19th Century Austrian white metal pair-cased pocket watch, Johann Georg Hirsch, Graz, No.205, with convex white Roman dial, the chain-fusee movement with engraved balance cock, inscribed as above, and with four pentagonal pillars to the movement, 6.5cm inner case diameter, the outer case with lacquered rear door simulating tortoiseshell, 8.5cm overall diameter, 11.5cm high inclusive of swing handle Condition: The dial with crack running from V to VII, the back-wound movement with cylinder escapement is ticking bit fully tested or warranted, the inner case with wear to rear door, to post and to handle, the outer case with minor flaking to the lacquer work, the metal work to front a little dull - **General condition consistent with age
19th Century oak and mahogany-cased painted dial 30-hour longcase clock, Thomas Gatward, Saffron Walden circa 1830, the 12-inch break-arch Roman dial with subsidiary seconds beneath XII, floral spandrels and an arch painted with a couple seated beside a river, the case with swan-neck pediment over turned columns, crossbanded trunk door between canted corners and conforming base, 204cm high Condition: Dial has significant crazing throughout and some fading to Roman numerals, movement appears complete but is sold as seen, front corners of seatboard are canted unlike the upstands, suggesting a marriage of dial to case. Case of good colour but front panel to base is loose and clock is lacking feet. One section of crossbanding replaced. We do not guarantee the movement or accuracy of clocks - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information
George III silver pair-cased pocket watch, S. William, Aberdeen, No. 645 the white convex dial with Roman hours and Arabic minutes, chain fusee movement with pierced and engraved balance cock, inscribed as above, the case hallmarked London, 1811, sponsor IR, 4.9oz approx gross Condition: General minor losses and dirt to the edge of the enamel dial, movement is ticking but has not been fully tested is not warranted, inner case has minor bruising to rear door around numerals 4 and 8, outer case appears sound - **General condition consistent with age
Late 17th Century-style oak table cabinet of inverted breakfront form with geometric moulded door enclosing a shelf, over frieze drawer on moulded base and block feet, 44.5cm x 26cm x 59cm high Condition: Block feet are probable additions, grain splitting across roof but otherwise good colour and condition - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information
Turkish Interest - Antique Ottoman Empire white metal full hunter-cased pocket watch, Billodes, retailed by K.Serkisoff & Co, Constantinople, the white dial with Turkish hours and Arabic minutes framing floral spray and retailers name over subsidiary at 6, the back-wound movement numbered 2631869 over 3329 in an 800 standard white metal case, 3.3oz approx Condition: Dial has several edge chips but all are outside outer gilt ring, faint hair crack from centre down left side of subsidiary dial towards equivalent numeral 7, plus two further very faint hairlines towards inscription, the back-wound movement is ticking but not fully tested or warranted, the outer case has some signs of wear including to engraving of front door which is slightly 'sprung on its hinge' and has some superficial bruising - **General condition consistent with age
19th Century burr walnut cabinet on chest, in the early 18th Century taste, the crossgrain-moulded cornice over cushion-moulded frieze drawer and a pair of well-figured cabinet doors enclosing ten drawers each with moulded glass knob handles flanking central cupboard in turn enclosing three further drawers, the lower stage of two short and two long drawers also with glass knob handles and brass escutcheons, on plinth base, 113cm x 52cm x 163cm high Condition: Section of cross grain moulding missing over hand door, plus a small section missing to left hand front corner of same, bother cupboard doors have extensive dark vertical cracking to veneer, further veneer losses to base of upper section and to plinth base of lower section, the whole is fitted with Victorian glass knob handles (including internal cupboards) and the linings suggest a Victorian date as opposed to an 18th Century one - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information
19th Century French burr walnut mantel clock, the white Roman dial with Breguet moon hands, the single-train timepiece movement with vertically mounted lever platform escapement, the figured case with gilt brass swing handle, glazed front panel and plinth base, 17cm high inclusive of folding handle Condition: Some yellow staining to dial mainly between XII and VI. Movement is ticking but not guaranteed. Case has been varnished at some stage and would benefit from light refurbishment. Veneer split to right edge of roof, minor losses to plinth, and depletion around rear door latch. We do not guarantee the movement or accuracy of clocks - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information
Edward VII silver half hunter-cased pocket watch, Cooke & Kelvey, Calcutta, the white Roman dial with subsidiary seconds at VI, the top-wound movement inscribed 'Cooke & Kelvey's £5 Watch', No.575101, case hallmarked Birmingham 1905/6, sponsors mark of WE, front cover with blue enamel Roman chapter ring, 3.4oz approx gross Condition: Dial in vgc, the top-wound movement is ticking but not fully tested or warranted, the outer case has very minor bruising to rear door, otherwise sound - **General condition consistent with age
Late Victorian 18ct gold half hunter-cased pocket watch, T.R.Russell, 18 Church Street, Liverpool No.393197, the white Roman dial with subsidiary seconds at VI, named as above, with numbered top-wound movement, case hallmarked Chester 1886, sponsors mark of T.R.Russell, front cover with blue enamel Roman numerals, 114g approx gross Condition: Dial has minor scratch/crack through the centre pint of hands to top of subsidiary dial over 60, top-wound movement is ticking but not fully tested or warranted, outer case in good order with engraved monogram to rear door - **General condition consistent with age
Early 20th Century ivory-cased miniature carriage clock, having a 3cm white Roman dial with Breguet moon hands, the back-wound single train timepiece movement with lever platform escapement, stamped Made In France 2203, the oblong case on bun feet, 10cm high inclusive of plated handle Condition: Dial with very minor flake chip between 12 and 1. The back-wound movement with original lever platform escapement is currently ticking but not guaranteed. The ivory case has minor hair cracking over dial, to rear of left side panel beside hinge, to rear of right side panel beside opening of door, and to top of rear door, plus to back edge of roof. We do not guarantee the movement or accuracy of clocks - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information
Military Interest - Early 20th Century GS/TP open face pocket watch, the white Arabic dial with subsidiary seconds at 6, luminous baton hands, movement stamped Enicar 2144, with top-wound movement, the plated brass case back with broad arrow Ordnance mark and GS/TP (General Service Trade Patent) xx P8522, together with another similar watch, silvered Arabic dial, No.3245884, the screw-on case back stamped AM 6E/50 12421/41 (2) Condition: First watch has very light staining to centre of dial, the top-wound movement is ticking but fully tested or warranted, case with screw-on rear door with partially erased and slightly worn inscription, the case generally a little dull. The second watch with dial cracking around 11, plus wear to minute hand, the top-wound movement ticking but not fully tested or warranted, the case with push-on rear cover, the plating worn through to the bare brass - **General condition consistent with age
Late 19th Century French 'Vernis Martin' bombe vitrine, the humped cornice with central gilt metal foliate scroll mount over a pair of shaped long doors with glazed upper section and portrait panels of couples beneath, enclosing a silk backed interior with glass shelves between shaped glazed sides and further panels on cabriole front legs with gilt sabots, 107cm x 49cm x 202cm high Condition: Some fading to gilding of cresting, old veneer crack to top of left hand door, flaking and marks to all four decorated panels, plus minor horizontal splits to those to the sides requiring some restoration, one rear leg mount (sabot) detached but present, glazing intact - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information
Open faced fob watch, stamped '18k', the enamel dial with black Arabic numerals, hands and subsidiary seconds dial, the four piece hinged case with gold cuvette, housing a keyless wound movement, 3.3cm diameter, approx 29g inclusive of the movement Condition: Dial has crack from 8 to edge of subsidiary dial, the top-wound movement is ticking but not fully tested or warranted, the outer case in vgc but lacking glazing to front door - **General condition consistent with age
George V silver cased carriage or desk timepiece, having a 3.5cm white Roman dial, the back-wound movement with lever platform escapement stamped Made in France, the engine-turned case with hinged rear door on four bun feet, sponsors mark of Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1916, 10cm high inclusive of swing handle Condition: Crack across dial from X to III. The back wound movement with lever platform escapement is ticking but not guaranteed. Case generally sound with very slight dint to rear door otherwise sound. We do not guarantee the movement or accuracy of clocks - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information
George III mahogany-cased brass dial 8-day longcase clock, Thomas Morgan, Aldford, the 12-inch break-arch brass dial having a silvered chapter ring with Roman hours and Arabic minutes framing subsidiary seconds dial beneath XII, vacant calendar aperture at VI, within urn spandrels, the arch with engraved boss and sea serpents, the movement rack-striking on a bell, the case with swan neck pediment over verre eglomise panels and Corinthian columns, the long shape arched trunk door between matching quadrant columns, 211cm high Condition: Dial has extensive tarnishing to chapter ring and centre which have green tinge, further tarnishing to boss and to left edge of dial plate, the movement appears contemporary and complete but is sold as seen, the calendar ring is present but has slipped so does not appear in the window to dial front, the case has replacement finials and is missing the backing to the verre eglomise panels of the hood, minor joint gap to hood arch, crack to lower right corner of hood door, trunk has slight warping plus a loss to upper left corner of door and the base is missing its plinth and feet - We do not guarantee the movement or accuracy of clocks - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information
Scarce Percussion Door Stop Alarm Gunone piece, cast bronze barrel and frame. Barrel with rear central percussion nipple. Simple steel percussion hammer with top mounted hook trigger. Lower steel plate with steel fixing pins. IllustratedThe alarm would be placed on the floor close to the bottom edge of a closed door. If the door is pushed, it would release the trigger to set off the alarm. #<$$
A late 17th century mahogany longcase clock by Christopher Gould, London ( Fecit Londini ). The canopy has straight stepped pediment and engaged pilasters framing a square brass dial with brass spandrels. The silvered chapter ring has both Roman and Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture. With pierced fretwork hands. The long door with serpentine arched top leads down to short box base. Eight-day, two-train movement, striking on a single bell. 193 x 43 cm. The dial is 26 x 26 cm. For a condition report please visit our website www. peterwilson.co.uk
Alan Davie (British, 1920-2014), Alan Davie Drawings - Wolf at the Door, Penzance, 18th June - 2nd August '94 exhibition poster, signed and dated '94, numbered 4/75 in pencil, screenprint, unframed, 65.5 x 50.5cm, 25.75 x 20in. Artists’ Resale Right (“droit de suite”) may apply to this lot. For a condition report please visit our website www. peterwilson.co.uk
An RAF operations room wall clock** made by F.W Elliott Ltd, England (stamped to backplate). The pale cream dial has twenty-four hour Roman numerals, RAF 'King's Crown' warrant officers insignia to top centre and red, blue and yellow sector markings. With blued steel spade hands. The mahogany case has brass bevel framing glass door. Eight-day, single train movement. 45 cm diameter. **These sector clocks were widely used during World War II to help track the movements of enemy aircraft. The position of the aircraft was recorded in conjunction with the coloured triangle segment beneath the minute hand at the time of sighting. This information was then fed back to HQ where corresponding coloured counters were then placed on a large table map of Britain overlaid with the national grid system and moved across the map by magnets, thus representing an air-raid. This enabled quicker responses to identify possible targets and launch counter-attacks. For a condition report please visit our website www. peterwilson.co.uk
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