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Lot 336
Two 00 Gauge Display Cabinets, double length wooden cabinet with five movable shelves on each side with track, length 48'', height 18'', depth 3.5'', other, single display cabinet, painted black with wood door frame, five glass shelves with track, length 22'', height 20'', depth 3.5'', both G-VG (2)
Lot 533
An unusual and possibly prototype Märklin 00 Gauge Mitropa 343.1-type variant hand-lettered bogie (four-axle) Coach, handpainted in red with grey roof, hand-lettered and lined in gold in style of transfers, but without eagle symbol and reference numbers, closed coach ends without wiring openings, variant of blued-steel KK1 coupling with flat underside to claw, bogie side frames apparently unrelated to any production models, with soldered-on springs and leaf springs rather than embossed, soldered tabs to fix couplings, slotted heads to bogie retaining bolts and roof door gutters soldered on, not embossed, similar to 341.1 roof detail, G, some corrosion to couplings, paint blob to one side; this coach is part of a large collection principally formed in the 1950s and 1960s, and if it is not a prototype model constructed by Märklin, it is an extremely well made copy in the style of Märklin; the hand-lettering is similar to the work carried out at the factory in 1945-1946 when hand-lettering was used to replace transfers, but the other details suggest that it could have been made at an earlier date as a prototype in around 1935
Lot 633
A pair of Hornby 0 Gauge No 2 Pullman Cars, an early example in green and ivory with large Pullman coats of arms, opening doors and thin axles, VG, all four door handles missing, in original box, box F, one end of lid missing, together with a later example in brown/cream, also with large Pullman crests, G, couplers re-fitted with Meccano bolts, glazings slightly distorted (2)
Lot 637
Hornby 0 Gauge boxed illuminated Buffer Stops and other Accessories, four No 1E buffer stops, all blue, VG, boxes F-VG, two very early buffer stops in green with unpainted sleepers, one transferred 'Meccano Ltd', the other 'Hornby Series', two No 2 Hydraulic buffers in blue/gold, three No 2A buffers in blue/red in uncommonly complete condition, with only very slight indications of 'fatigue' to main castings, two No 1 water tanks, a No 2 turntable in red with green trim, No 1 T/t's in red/green and green/red, and a Platelayer's hut on green base with fixed door, all G-E, boxes F-VG, some with dealer labels applied (17)
Lot 640
Hornby 0 Gauge boxed Platform/Lineside Accessories, complete Railway Accessories sets No 7 and Dinky No 13 (Hall's Distemper advert), both sets VG, boxes VG, a boxed platelayer's hut with lined fixed door, 2 boxes of six post-war (buff) station hoardings, also VG, together with an assortment of loose platform accessories including 6 churns, 2 seats, 3 machines, 2-and 4-wheel trolleys, Fire cabin, mostly G-VG and P letter box (5 boxed sets and 15 loose parts)
Lot 675
Unboxed Hornby 0 Gauge Station and Lineside Accessories, including platelayer's hut with fixed door, watchman's hut with 2 braziers, shovel and poker, 8 lineside warning signs and one 'Grantham' station sign, 3 pre-war hoardings in blue, (fading to adverts), tin letter box, platform ticket machine, 10 milk churns (surface rusty) and 6 assorted pieces of luggage, mostly G, playworn (qty)
Lot 676
Unboxed Hornby 0 Gauge Station and Lineside Accessories, including platelayer's hut with opening door, 2 watchman's huts with 3 braziers, 1 shovel and poker, tin letter box, platform ticket machine, 6 milk churns with 4-wheel trolley, 2 tin trunks and a non-Hornby lead vending machine, mostly G, playworn (qty)
Lot 726
A rake of six Finescale 0 Gauge Kit-built GWR Coaches to finish, believed from CCW or similar kits, neatly made up and painted in GW brown/cream, all with white-metal bogies and finescale plastic wheels, all appear fitted with interior lighting and seats, comprising three 1st/3rd composites, one all-3rd and two brake/3rds, none with numbers applied, all lack door handles and some other detail fittings, otherwise all G (6)
Lot 744
A Finescale 0 Gauge Kit-built LMS Stanier 4-6-2 'Coronation' Locomotive and Tender, from a David Andrews kit with cast resin streamlined body, neatly constructed and finished in LMS wartime plain black with shaded yellow lettering as No. 6240 'City of Coventry' with etched nameplates, G, some repaired damages around cab, a few small chips to paintwork especially left side of tender, cab door fittings both detached, included in bag (3 inc bag)
Lot 747
A Finescale 0 Gauge LNER A4 class Locomotive 'Capercaillie' and Tender from DJH kit, the nickel-silver loco body (with double chimney) and brass non-corridor tender well-made and beautifully painted by Larry Goddard (dated Jan '98) in LNER garter blue as no 4901, with original DJH kit ref K307B instructions dated 31/7/96 and LE numbered 22, VG, driver's seat and two cab door flaps detached but included, small scratches to paint work to right side of chimney and right side valance just behind buffer, very faint 'spotting' to paintwork from slightly damp storage, unboxed (4 inc paperwork and bag of loose parts)
Lot 799
Märklin 0 Gauge four-wheeled MR/LMS Freight Stock, two Gamages-stamped MR open wagons, both no 7802, one F with creasing, the other G, two Midland single-end brake vans M.7805, F-G, one roof retouched, the other repainted and with other small mods, MR refrigerator van no 7803, P-F, a factory-updated LMS open wagon (presumably over 'MR', P-F, solebar cover plates and one buffer missing, some denting and couplers re-mounted, one upside-down), and an embossed LMS cattle wagon in enamelled/stencilled finish, open door to one side only, G, damages to couplers and wheels surface rusty 95)
Lot 801
Märklin 0 Gauge four-wheeled NE Freight Stock, including 3 factory-overpainted GNR examples, open wagon 2881, brown van 2882 and refrigerator van 2883, all G, 2881 missing both couplers, 2883 missing one solebar cover plate, together with a continental-style embossed NE open wagon with single side doors, G, one door handle missing (4)
Lot 807
Three vintage Märklin 0 Gauge Midland Railway clerestory-roof Coaches, one in original but un-labelled box, a 1st/3rd composite No 2875, with small brass door handles, together with two more unboxed both with large cast door handles (three missing from one coach), all in MR crimson slightly faded to a pinkish shade, all G, one coupler missing, general 'stickiness' to undersides/bogies, box P-F (3)
Lot 808
Five vintage Märklin 0 Gauge LMS (Ex-Midland Railway) clerestory-roof Coaches, all in original Gamages box bases, comprising four 1st/3rd composites No 2875, all with small brass door handles, together with full brake No 2876, all in MR crimson slightly faded to a pinkish shade, with factory-overpainted LMS lettering applied, all F-G some with rust spots especially to roofs, general 'stickiness' to some undersides/bogies, boxes P, very 'dried-out' (5)
Lot 816
A Semi-Finescale 0 Gauge 3-rail SR 4-SUB Electric Multiple Unit possibly by Bond's or similar, with four approx 18" long wooden coaches in SR green as unit 4127, comprising powered motor coach 10994, 3rd class 11497 and 11727, and driving trailer 10993, all G-VG, some old damage to sides from adjacent door handles, the motor coach fitted with substantial Bond's power bogie on a sprung ball-mounting (easily detached) with 3rd-rail skate to the non-powered bogie, intermediate coupling/buffing gear intended to run as a unit, slight surface rusting to some steel wheels (4)
Lot 917
A Bing for Bassett-Lowke Gauge 1 clockwork LSWR 'M7' class 0-4-4 Tank Locomotive, in LSWR brown-edged green livery as no 109 with 2-speed mechanism and sprung buffers, G-VG, mech tested okay, some carefully-matched retouching to paintwork on raised edges e.g. footplate edges, dome, coal rails, with repainted buffer beams and some smaller retouches elsewhere, small dent to smokebox door and wear to 'Lowke' transfer to rear of bunker
Lot 920
A restored Bing for Bassett-Lowke Gauge 1 clockwork GCR 'Sir Alexander' class 4-4-0 Locomotive and Tender, in lined Great Central green livery as no 1014 'Sir Alexander', with 2-speed mechanism and fixed buffers, as restored VG, mech operates in both speeds forwards but disinclined to reverse, paintwork appears largely original including tender and name/number transfers, with considerable large-section craquelure neatly overvarnished and sealed, some sections of footplate retouched and buffer beams repainted, small crease to left-side footplate above front bogie wheels, smokebox door handle and front lamps missing, buffers may be replacements, complete with a good-quality brass key to fit (3 inc key)
Lot 921
A fine Bing Gauge 1 Station Building, height over flagpole 13", base approx 9" square, embossed merely 'Germany' to base but bearing many Bing features, including the embossed walls with inset door and window fittings, embossed roof panels and typical fencing to front, frosted glass to canopy, telegraph and flag poles to roof, the colouring being white upper storey brickwork, pink below with a maroon 'skirt' (possibly added), the roof in graduated blue finish, front windows with attached serving ledges, base in dark grey with some retouching, G, most paintwork appears original but with moderate playwear/scratching
Lot 929
A Bing Gauge 1 clockwork MR 2-4-0 Locomotive and Tender, in lithographed Midland crimson as No. 2631, with nickelled dome and GBN intertwined motif to smokebox door (actually fitted incorrectly at 90 degrees, but appears original/undisturbed), with 4-wheeled MR tender, both G-VG, mech tested okay, small damages to footplate especially around keyhole, some light corrosion to tender (2)
Lot 941
An Assortment of Gauge 1 Lineside Accessories by German makers, mostly Märklin or Bing, including a canopied station platform with railing and spiky bench, with matched opposite platform in pink, a Märklin adjustable-gauge (0 or 1) operating barrier crossing (one barrier mounting detached), four assorted telegraph poles in orange with red bases, a very thin tin embossed house with opening door and window shutters of unknown origin, a fine streetlamp (lacks light fitting), a double yard lamp (possibly Bub), and a stamped 'Passengers Must Not Cross The Line' sign with cast base in the Bing style, varying F-VG (qty as described)
Lot 943
Three vintage Märklin Gauge 1 Continental Coaches, one 'Kaiserwagen' in original finish of lined blue and cream, with gold crowns to side panels and painted blinds to vestibule windows, with detailed interior including kitchen and stove, sitting room and dining area, F, some interior possibly retouched, general rusting/flaking to exterior, together with a three-door coach with saloon and dining area, and a 4-compartment sleeping car with toilet to one end, both P, both over-painted in brown, with door handles and other parts missing or damaged, paint flaky, one axle-set replaced on sleeping car
Lot 1000
A Finescale Gauge 1 German Deutsche Reichsbahn 'Rheingold' Baggage Car by J&M Models, in the delightful purple livery as Koln-allocated car 90 201, with etched number and DR plaques and flexible-axle bogies, VG-E, one small door latch detached but in box, box G, lacks label, old tape marks and other minor damages
Lot 1106
An uncommon Bing Gauge 2 (54mm) LNWR 1st class Bogie Coach, suitable for the above locomotive, in LNWR brown and ivory with brass handrails and door handles, opening roof to reveal seats and luggage racks, early couplers and bogies with cast iron wheels, G-VG, original paintwork to sides has been lightly over-varnished to protect
Lot 454
Regency mahogany longcase clock, domed hood with brass spheres, cavetto moulded cornice, above canted corners, twelve-inch circular silvered dial with Roman numerals, signed Lee, Cheltenham, the trunk with a long arched door, stepped plinth base, eight day movement striking on a bell, height 209cm, with winder.
Lot 61
George I bracket clock, the dial marked 'Edward Cockey, Warminster', circa 1720-1740, the mahogany arched top case with moulded pediment, glazed door enclosing strike/silent dial, the brass dial with moulded foliate and masked spandrels, chapter ring with Roman numerals and marked 'Edward Cockey, War Minster', subsidiary dates aperture and seconds aperture, the dial approx. 17.5cm wide
Lot 1242
A French brass carriage clock, with gilt ground porcelain panels, c1900, the enamel dial with engraved mask and Breguet hands, the panels to the sides painted with figures in 16th c dress, gong striking movement retaining the original platform lever escapement, in anglaise case with brass door, repeat button in the top, 13cm h Glass undamaged, escapement original and in working order, running when wound and striking, enamel dial in good condition, no rust on hands, one or two scratches to one of the porcelain plaques
Lot 1418
An American wall clock, late 19th c, the rectangular mahogany veneered case enclosing rectangular glazed door, the bottom section applied printed roundel of bird amidst flowers, gilt, red and green scrolling foliate frame beneath with clear circular lenticle, black printed cream tin dial with Roman numerals, twin winding holes and foliate scroll spandrels, the interior with papered back inscribed E Pluribus Unum, weight driven movement striking on a coil, 67cm h Faults to veneer, some worm, dial with wear, crazing, scratches, abrasions and other wear
Lot 1450
A Beck Model 47 'Crushing' microscope, No 30963, with adjustable round stage, substage condenser and plano concave mirror, various objectives and eyepieces and separate case of accessories, in fitted mahogany case Instrument in apparently very good condition. Door and side of case somewhat scratched
Lot 1462
A late Victorian walnut cased wheel barometer with thermometer, with ivorine dial and thermometer register, inscribed Thomas Wallis & Co Ltd Holborn Circus London, 84cm h and a late Victorian Vienna style wall clock, with cream papered dial with Arabic numerals inscribed R L Cousins, Taunton, arched glazed door, visible pendulum, flanked by pair of turned split pillars, 54cm h Barometer - fair condition, staining to dial and register. Clock - extensive faults
Lot 58
A 20th Century Queen Anne style walnut bureau bookcase, the arched cornice above a pair of astragal glazed door enclosing three adjustable shelves above a base section with fall front enclosing an arrangement of drawers and pigeonholes above an arrangement of one short over three long graduated drawers raised on shaped bracket feet, 200 x 76 x 49cms.
Lot 59
A 20th Century mahogany three door wardrobe, the caddy top above three panelled cupboard drawers enclosing drawers and pigeon holes and hanging spaces raised on bracket feet, 207 x 154 x 49cms together with a matching dressing table with arched mirror plates above a dresser base with two short over two long drawers raised on square sectioned legs, 158 x 114 x 50cms.
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