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A Dunlop Sports Tyres Bicycle embossed advertisement, 9 x 10".

A Dunlop Carrier Cycle Tyres shelf strip, in excellent condition.

Two Dunlop Sport Disk 27 Gents mountain bikes

A vintage early 20th century childs tricycle - trike in red and white two tone colourway, dunlop saddle and rubber hard wheels. Measures 67cms high.

Books - RAF, The Fleet Air arm, booklet; another; The Dunlop Book, Motorist's Guide (3)

Pro-Action Dunlop golf trolley, golf bag, golf balls, tees, clubs etc

Two Moko Lesney Matchbox series Diecast model cars, Dunlop van No 25 and 27. Very good condition with boxes. (Dunlop van has box No 27 - not the correct box)

Hoskyn (E.L.). Stories of Old..., containing twelve full-page illustrations in colour by L.Tennant, published Adam and Charles Black, 1912, twelve (complete as list), colour printed allegorical maps by Lillian Tennant, each showing a historical or mythological character set within a map of the country of the story's origin, one map (Wales) detached, some staining and finger soiling throughout, pencil annotations to front endpaper and front pastedown, hinges and joints weak, publisher's decorative boards with colour printed panel to upper cover, upper siding cracked, 4to, together with, Sayer (J. P.),12 original lithographic prints comprising the first twelve up to October 1947 of the series of Picture Maps of London, published George Newnes, 1947, colour printed pictorial maps and aerial prospects of parts of London, including two loosely inserted duplicate maps (Mayfair and Kensington Gardens), publisher's printed paper wrappers, oblong 8vo, with five 'Dunlop Pictorial Maps' of England and Scotland, each map 220 x 205 mm with descriptive text, plus A Coronation Picture Book, published by Dunlop, circa 1953, 'The Pageant of the Highways', oblong 8vo (8)

*Badge Designs. A group of approximately 400 watercolours of British badge designs, late 1970s and early 1980s, watercolour on paper, paper sizes mostly approximately 7 x 5.5 cm, mounted on card with paper overlay and manuscript identification, includes designs for St Dunstan's Amateur Radio Society, Somerset Vintage Farming Society, Oxford Cornish Association, Old Basing Archers, Dunlop Motor Club Birmingham, Dudsbury Car Club, Devon & Exmoor Sheepdog Society, Dorset Printing Industries Association, Jenson Owners' Club, Melksham Twinning Association, Mid-Somerset Ladies' Licensed Victuallers Auxiliary, Bristol Dockers Lifesaving Club, Oriental Tabby Cat Club, South Wales Canine Training Society, Southampton Motor Club, Shakespeare Motorcycle Club, ACCO Foot Care Assistant, Frome & District Goatkeepers' Club, etc. (approx. 400)

12 unboxed vintage Dinky vehicles together with a Vilmer (Denmark) lorry. To include #232 Alfa-Romeo racing car, #290 Double Decker Bus (Dunlop), and #152 Austin Devon. 7 with old overpainting.

A MacGregor golf bag containing sixteen driver and wedge golf clubs by Wilson, Dunlop, Petron, Ben Hogan etc

Twelve Dinky Toys diecast model vehicles and accessories including Shell van, Express Dairy milk float, Royal Mail van, ambulances, wheelbarrows, MG Midget, Dunlop Tyres on stand etc

A PAIR OF OLD PALL MALL FLINT CIGARETTE LIGHTERS; a gentleman's Dunlop wrist-watch; a silver cased pocket watch, as is; another gentleman's wristwatch with date; a jet black glass bead necklace; a jet bead necklace with silver pendant with carnelian inset, and an old toggle. (8)

A Dunlop golf bag containing a part set of Dunlop golf clubs

*Dunlop Tyres. A rare and very original advertisement for Dunlop Pneumatic Tyres. A silver embossed black card with red detail. Offered in its original frame, with intaglio wording at the top and base, 'Dunlop Tyres - First in 1888 Foremost Ever Since'. The total height and width is 17 x 14-inches (43 x 35cm). Some moulding loss to the frame, otherwise in good condition (1)

*Dunlop Shelf Hangers. A set of 13 point of sale, transfer-printed, advertising signs, variously titled Flexible Saddles, Repair Outfits, Carrier Straps, Mudguard Flaps, etcetera. Also, a similar, but slightly different and larger, set of 10 shelf hangers, these entitled Pedal Rubbers, Waterproof Saddles, Vulcafix, Motor Cycle Belts, etcetera. In excellent, unused condition (23)

*Tudor Bros Advertising Poster. A combination poster, also advertising 'World's Champion Bicycle Polo Players & Knockabout Trick Cyclists', the image depicts an arena and nine cyclists in various trick positions, with the wording 'We Ride Torpedo Cycles Fitted with Dunlop Tyres' against a gilt background. In good condition save for folds and three small stains on the printed border. Framed and glazed, 18 x 22-inches (1)

A SET OF GOLF CLUBS AND BAG, comprising nine Wilson Ultra MBT Irons; a Wilson Ultra 3wood and 5wood; A Dunlop DDH Lob Wedge; A Wilson 206 Putter , (13).

A Dunlop Stockist aluminium sign

* ALISON DUNLOP RSW,DANCERoil on canvas, signed120cm x 120cmFramedNote: This painting was exhibited at The Royal Scottish Academy (see artist's website)Note 2: Born in Canada in 1958, Alison began her studies there before continuing in France and Britain. In 1982, she came to Scotland to undertake postgraduate studies at Edinburgh College of Art, and has made Scotland her home. In 1989 Alison was elected a member of the Royal Scottish Society of Painters in Watercolour and is a past Vice-President of the Society. She also served as President of Visual Arts Scotland for three years in the 1990s and has been made an honorary life member. She is a founding Director of The Exhibiting Societies of Scottish Artists (ESSA) and a founding member of the Edinburgh College of Art Alumni Association. She was Honorary Arts Convenor of the Scottish Arts Club, Edinburgh from 2001-2004. Twice the recipient of the Elizabeth T Greenshields Foundation Scholarship, she has been short listed several times for the Noble Grossart Painting Prize and received the Alexander Graham Munro Award from the RSW in 1997 and the John Gray Prize in 2007. Her oils and watercolours are widely held in both public and private collections throughout the UK and Canada, and have been featured in exhibitions at the following galleries: LONDON GALLERIES: Panter and Hall, Mayfair; Tracey McNee Fine Art; Thompson's Gallery; The Piccadilly Gallery; The Thackeray Gallery and also at The Bruton Gallery, Bath. SCOTTISH GALLERIES: Randolph Gallery, Edinburgh; The Open Eye Gallery, Edinburgh; The Scottish Gallery, Edinburgh; The Stenton Gallery; Tracey McNee Fine Art, Glasgow. CANADIAN GALLERIES: Galerie Rochon, Toronto. OPEN EXHIBITIONS: The Royal Scottish Academy; The Royal Scottish Society of Painters in Watercolour; The Royal Glasgow Institute of Fine Arts; Visual Arts Scotland.

* ALISON DUNLOP RSW,TWISTERoil on canvas, signed75cm x 75cmFramed

* ALISON DUNLOP RSW,PENDULUM IIoil on canvas, signed75cm x 75cmFramed

* ALISON DUNLOP RSW,REPT IIoil on canvas, signed80cm x 60cmFramed

1960 BSA Gold Star 500 cc. Registration number 772 XUJ (Non transferrable). Frame number CB32 10031. Engine number DBD34 GS 5614. The BSA Goldstar got its name from the Gold Star pin that was awarded to Wal Handley for lapping Brooklands at over 100 mph in 1937. Recording a fastest lap at 107.5mph on a BSA Empire Star the Gold Star marque was launched to celebrate this achievement.The following year saw the first of the production Gold Stars, the M24, complete with the trademark alloy barrel and cylinder head. The engines were built from individually selected parts and bench tested, a practice that was to remain throughout its life. Gold stars could be ordered in the following trim configurations: Clubman's, Scrambles, Tourer, Trials, and ISDT.BSA models continued to develop during the post-war era. In 1948 BSA launched the ZB32 Gold Star in at a price of £211. Both the 350 and 500 models had brake upgrades in 1950, with larger front brakes fitted. The 500 model had a new head design in 1952, the Bert Hopwood design. 1953 saw the introduction of the BB series (BB32 - 350cc / BB34 - 500cc) with a new duplex cradle frame and swinging arm rear suspension, along with engine improvements and modifications. Both the BB and CB models were discontinued after 1955, being replaced by the "DB" series in the Autumn. According to the numbers on this machine the frame was dispatched from the factory with engine number 3468 to Waters Collins of West Australia on the 16th September 1960, the engine (5614) was in frame 9953 dispatched from the factory to H.F. Temple of Oxford on the 17th August 1960. Interestingly this engine number is out of sync with others of the period; originally it had been due to go to a Mr F.C.A. Ugon of Uruguay but presumably it was not paid for and remained at the factory for a period before being fitted to the new frame 9953 and delivered to Temples (by now the frames had changed and the old one was not current). Offered in Clubman trim, has the RR T2 gearbox, Amal TT carburetor, VAPE ZZJ 01 power dynamo with Dunlop rear rim and Akront front with a Grimeca 4LS brake. Little is known of its history, DVLA first registered it in 1981 (incorrectly dating it as 1955), probably the year it was restored and the registration number allocated to it and it then passed through nine keepers before being purchased by the last owner in 2008. He rarely used it, preferring to admire it in his sitting room and it has come onto the open market due to his passing away. Sold with the V5C it will require gentle recommissioning before use. Please note there is no oil in the engine. With thanks to Goldie "Guru" Bob Gratton for examining the bike and confirming the frame/engine histories.

Eleven assorted gutty and vintage golf balls, to include 'The Challenger', Spalding, Campbell 1, US Tru Blue 3 etc, in a Dunlop 65 box (12)

Three vintage golf balls, signed by John Panton, Bobby Locke and Fred Daly, comprising of two Dunlop 65 balls and a Bing Crosby 1 ball, together with a 'Power Golf' book by Ben Hogan (4)

TWO LANDSCAPE OILS BY DUNLOP

A BAG OF ASSORTED GOLF CLUBS TO INCLUDE DUNLOP ETC

A Dunlop Stockist aluminium sign

SET OF BEN HOGAN GOLF CLUBS comprising a 1, 3,and 5 wood, putter, sand iron, equalizer pitching wedge, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 irons, contained in a Dunlop branded golf bag

A clockwork tin-plate toy car, wheels marked Dunlop Cord, length 34cm

Paddington Bear in red coat and blue Dunlop Wellington boots, 50cm high; together with two modern Steiff bears, with dust bags and certificates - 'Bertie' and 'Steiff Golden Jubilee Bear'

CHARLES DUNLOP TRACY An early 20th century seascape study, believed entitled "Moonlight upon the sea", originally exhibited at St. Ives, Cornwall (where mentioned in a critical review), Oil on canvas, signed, see details verso, 49cm x 75cm in origin al, but later refinished, Whistler glazed frame

Four letter openers with assorted advertising including M. Adler of Coventry, The World's Largest Cycle and Motor Manufacturer and Merchant, BP and Dunlop.

A Dunlop Stock circular double sided enamel sign, 18" diameter.

A Dunlop Tyres two piece tin advertising sign, 59 1/2 x 11 1/2".

A Dunlop Stock Tyres rectangular enamel sign by Imperial Enamel, 12 x 60".

A Dunlop London No. 2 motor tyre repair outfit tin.

A French Dunlop rectangular enamel sign cut in half with seven cartoon characters rolling on tyres, circa 1950s, 57 1/2 x 18" overall.

Two early Dunlop repair outfits with central figure of F.B. Dunlop; also a small Dunlop self adhesive patch strip tin for cycle tyre repairs.

A Dunlop Stock circular double sided enamel sign, 24" diameter.

A pair of Dunlop shelf strips advertising 'mudguard flaps' and 'rubber solution'.

A Dunlop Stock circular double sided enamel sign, in near mint condition, 18" diameter.

A Dunlop 'The First Tyre in The World' rectangular enamel sign, 30 x 20".

A Dunlop 'detachable rim' - conversion of existing wheels sales brochure for November 1909.

Three Dunlop shelf strips advertising 'rubber solution', 'handlebar grips' and 'tyre accessories'.

A Dunlop Champion Cycle Tyres shelf strip, in good condition.

A Dunlop Tyre and Wheel Balance pictorial showcard, 8 3/4 x 10 1/2".

A Dunlop Clipper Carrier cardboard advertisement, 25 x 25".

A Dunlop Road Race (HP) Cycle Tyres shelf strip in excellent condition.

An unusual Dunlop Cambridge circular cardboard advertising sign, 23 3/4" diameter.

A Dunlop Champion Cycle Tyres shelf strip, another for Michelin Tyres and a third advertising Sturmey Archer.

A Dunlop Stock circular double sided enamel sign with good gloss, 18" diameter.

IAN DUNLOP The Lizard Oil on paper monotype Signed Further signed and inscribed to the back 36 x 40cm

[§] JESSIE I. DUNLOP (1902-1970) A CELTIC FANTASY, CIRCA 1920 oil on canvas, and THREE COMPANION CELTIC REVIVAL PAINTINGS BY THE SAME HAND, each signed to the lower edge JESSIE I. DUNLOP, the bespoke frames in the Glasgow Style, painted wood and gesso (4) 75.5cm x 50cm Note: Born in Paisley in 1902, Jessie Dunlop studied at Glasgow School of Art and became a painter in oil of portraits and figure groups, which she exhibited mainly at Paisley Art Institute, but also at the Aberdeen Artists Society and the Royal Scottish Academy (RSA). Whilst her portrait studies tend to be naturalistic, her figure compositions are Symbolist in approach and may be compared to the work of John Duncan and the artists of the Celtic Revival. The distinctive frames were made especially for this set of paintings.

DUNLOP PURPLE MOUNTAIN BIKE

Three polo mallets, by J. Salter & Son, Aldershot; a walking cane; wooden tennis racquets by Dunlop and others.

A Mizono golf bag and a part set of irons, Dunlop driver, Adams golf hybrid drivers, Ping putter etc

Dinky, 1950's issues, 480 Bedford C A van "Kodak", 261 P O telephone van, 451 Trojan "Dunlop" van, 430 Commer breakdown van, and Dublo/Dinky Landrover, all play worn, (5).

Scalextric Race + Accessories set, two control towers, control tower and cross-walk kit, grand stand and spectators, pit stop building and pit garage, all boxed and an unboxed "Dunlop" bridge, (8).