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Click here to subscribeVarious Triang 'sets' and plastic buildings. Completeness not verified. 2x R606 Central Station; R81 Station set. R76 Engine Shop, R71 Footbridge; R323 Operating Royal Mail Coach set, R171 TC level crossing electrically operated, R463 small radius curved platform unit, R62 waiting room, 2 x R72 Gate Keeper's Hut, R505 Water Tower, R348 Giraffe Car set, R345 Side Tipping Car set. Overall appears (G). All items boxed (BF-G)
A circa 1940s scratch built model of a Witham BN41 tug comprising of red and black hull with stained decking with removable superstructure to reveal a paraffin powered pull-cord engine, sold with a quantity of various black and white photographs and a Hobbies Exhibition Model Engineering Certificate of Merit dated 1951, interesting early example
A mid 20th century wooden scratch built model of a Goodall model boat finished in green, white, and cream with stained deck, complete with removable structure to reveal a paraffin powered in line launch engine, interesting example with wooden display plinthCondition report: Length 74cm, height to top of body 23cm, height to tip of mast 32cm, max depth 13cm.Requires a complete clean and recondition.Beam 29 x 4.5”.
One box containing a quantity of various mixed scale diecast and kit built fire engines and fire service vehicles, to include a kit built Norfolk Fire Service HCB-Angus Dodge fire truck, a kit built model of a Bedford Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service fire engine, together with other various examples
One tray containing a collection of mixed scale fire engine and fire service vehicles, mixed brands and manufactures to include a Code 3 Collectables limited edition model of a Chicago Fire Department engine 102 with display plinth, a Conrad model No. 5508 Emergency 1 fire service vehicle, and others
An Art Deco EPNS Desk Stand, with calendar to centre; Together with An Engine Turned Pen, stamped "925", a modern two pen set, a fountain pen with "14 Car" nib and a pair of hallmarked silver gent's cufflinks, the oval panels with applied crest detail and initialled, on chain connections, in an associated Asprey case, etc.
VNP 158 - Austin A35 Saloon - first registered Aug 1958 and sold by Bowman & Acock Ltd of Malvern. Original 948cc engine, red interior and all period features in full working order. Purchased by the current vendor c2018, this Austin has undergone a complete nut-and-bolt restoration including a full engine rebuilt and full respray in Old English White. The car can be described an a truly excellent example, lovingly and respectfully restored and cared for by its current owner. Full working order, the Austin is said to have wanted for nothing. To aid modern driving the vendor has fitted a brake servo, sympathetically placed out of sight in the engine bay. The car starts first time and runs smoothly. Tax and MOT exempt. A truly remarkable example of a classic Austin A35 Saloon. An album of photographs from the restoration accompanies the car, along with a large folder of old receipts, MOTs and other such paperwork. Perhaps most impressively the car retains its original bill of sale from 1958. A real head-turning classic car. VIEWING: Can be arranged at the saleroom by appointment ONLY, subject to the vendor's availability. Early booking is recommended. Disclaimer: as a second-hand vehicle, East Bristol Auctions does not guarantee the working order, safety nor roadworthiness of any vehicle. Buyers are reminded of the fact that all vehicles remain sold completely 'as is', irrespective of any description, and are actively encouraged to make such checks themselves.
A group of silver to include: Samson Mordan engine turned retractable pencil holder, stamped Samson Mordan together with Victorian shaped oval plain snuff box, Birmingham, 1893; Edwardian envelope shaped stamp holder, Birmingham, 1904 and Victorian 1896 LV silver crown (worn) (4) approx 2.49 ozt
A silver engine-turned cigarette case, London 1947, P & B Ld., length approx 11.5cm x 8.5cm, weight approx 182.6gms, a silver engine turned cigarette holder with black mouthpiece, total gross weight approx 7.3gms and two silver plated Dunhill lighters, engine-turned one casedCondition report: good- some minor wear and tear commensurate with age
A Hallmarked Silver Cased Openface Pocketwatch, the dial with black Roman numerals and seconds subsidiary dial, the movement signed "Am. Watch Co Waltham Mass" and numbered "8451221", within engine turned case with vacant cartouche, Birmingham 1898; Together with A Curb Link Albert Chain, suspending T-bar and hallmarked silver medallion pendant ""Works Shield" "F.E.Wood 1925".
J. G. Graves; An Openface Pocketwatch, the signed dial with black Roman numerals and seconds subsidiary dial (lacking hand / no glass), within engine turned case, stamped "0.935", later inscribed "John Jones 25 Jubilee Road" (damages); Together with A Vintage Gun Metal Cased Openface Stopwatch, a rectangular dial gent's wristwatch; and a wristwatch head (no strap). (4)
J. G. Graves Sheffield; A Hallmarked Silver Cased Openface Pocketwatch, the signed dial with black Roman numerals and seconds subsidiary dial, the movement stamped "J. G. Graves Sheffield", within engine turned case with vacant cartouche, Birmingham 1901; Together with Another Hallmarked Silver Cased Openface Pocketwatch, within engine turned case. (2)
A 9ct HALLMARKED GOLD COMPACT, ENGINE TURNED DECORATED OUTER CASE, WITH PLAIN POLISHED FINISH TO INNER CASE, AND MIRROR TO REVERSE OF LID. THE LID ENGRAVED WITH MONOGRAM FOR THE COUNTESS OF MANSFIELD, DOROTHEA HELENA (NEE CARNEGIE) BENEATH CORONET. THE PUSH BUTTON CLOSING CLASP INSET WITH FIVE PRINCESS CUT SAPPHIRES. DATED 1963, LONDON. MAKERS MARK KW. DIAMETER 7.7cms. GROSS WEIGHT 89.2grms.
Nash (Paul). Six leaves of proof illustrations for Seven Pillars of Wisdom, by T.E. Lawrence, circa 1923-26, 5 colour lithograph proof illustrations, and one monochrome wood engraving on wove paper, one (Rocky Landscape) with pencil annotations by Paul Nash giving corrections for printing, sheet size 252 x 190 mm, a few light marks, loosely contained in old plain cream paper envelope, marked in pencil 'Paul Nash Corrections of proofs 7 Pillars of Wisdom', torn with consequent fraying, and some light soilingQty: (1)NOTEST.E. Lawrence selected some of the best artists of the day to produce illustrations for his Seven Pillars of Wisdom, which was first published in a subscriber's edition in 1926. Paul Nash delivered his illustrations to Lawrence in early January of 1924, and on 13th January Lawrence wrote to the artist 'They've come and I like the two pale ones of Jidda and the sandstone hills are gorgeous, and the palm grove is as a palm grove should be and the courtyard of the little palace at Azrak is the courtyard. Even the puff-puff gladdens me, though I did blow it up the poor thing. The waterfall is magnificent.' The present group includes 3 copies of Rocky Landscape (one of which is annotated in pencil by the artist), 2 copies of Mountains, and one sheet containing 2 printings on a single sheet of the railway engine Dhat el Haj.
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