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Lot 53
George V silver engine turned screw lid glass scent bottle by Asprey, London 1914 (lid misshapen) together with matching toilet jar and jar lid; together with one other silver lid glass scent bottle, another silver screw lid scent bottle, a silver collar cut glass scent bottle, 2 silver lid cut glass pepper shakers and a mustard pot (8).
Lot 338
A collection of WWI First World War ephemera relating to Reginald Alfred Roger Cheesman to include; Certificate of Service Of In The Royal Navy with list of ships he had worked on (Victory, Cochrane and more.), Higher Educational Certificate for Engine Room Artificer, Certificate For Wounds And Hurts, Certificate Test For Rank Of Warrant Officer and much more set with a period leather carry case.
Lot 400
A vintage 1950's Hirondelle ' Type D ' 125cc motorcycle. Fitted with a (presumed) 125cc ' Ydral ' S Series engine. Red painted, with original leather saddle. Presumed original number plate present to verso which reads ' 919 AE73 '. The bike comes non-running, with nothing connected up and very much 'for display purposes'. Later painted in red and silver. No V5C or any other paperwork present. Originality and provenance unknown, and buyer discretion is advised. NATIONWIDE DELIVERY AVAILABLE: Please click on the 'shipping' tab next to the description and view rates for 'Furniture Delivery'.
Lot 48
A WWI First World War interest later-issue brass bell inscribed for ' MS Bremen 1911 '. Mounted on a wooden plaque, with an anchor bracket. Measures approx; 36cm tall.The MS Bremen was a ship owned by North German Lloyd Steamship Co. The initial “MS” indicates it was a motor ship and had an internal combustion engine. It was launched in 1896 and made trips from Bremen, Germany, to New York and from Bremen to Australia beginning in 1897. Her last trip to Australia was in 1911. After World War I, the ship belonged to a British company. It was sold again and renamed twice before being scrapped in 1929.
Lot 94
A fine Gentleman's 18ct Gold Pasha de Cartier BRACELET Watch CIRCA late 1990s, REF 2392, ENGINE TURNED SILVER DIAL, APPLIED ARABIC NUMERALS, SWORD HANDS, DATE APERTURE. Cartier box. *Weight gross 156g.Movement: 27J, automatic, cal 191.Case: Diameter approx 39mm, rotating bezel, sapphire cabochon crown with protective locking mechanism, exhibition back, signed.Bracelet: Integrated 18ct gold, signed Cartier, Swiss 18ct marks. Length: 18, 20cmThe Pasha watch was released in 1943, just one year after Louis Cartier's death, and was an innovative water-resistant watch. This Pasha model no.2392 is the desirable mid-sized 38mm model. The sapphire crown is housed in a protective locking mechanism which is attached to the case by a small chain to prevent loss.
Lot 199
* Propeller. A WWI laminated mahogany two blade propeller from a De Havilland 2 by The Integral Propeller Co Limited, with decal on each blade, with various impressed stamps including war department arrow within S S, serial no. 18351, 'A.I.D. 125', stencilled in black 'A.M.C. 10932', the boss stamped 'I.R.C.', 'D2.50', 'P 2.40', 'HP 100 Mono', 'D.G. .0?'., 'B 1.366', 250cm long, a fine propeller which at some time has been cut in half, however it has been professionally repaired with a substantial brass plate on the boss, sold with a custom made wall bracket for display plus a history of the aircraft, framed and glazed (Qty: 1)There were 450 De Havilland 2 which served with the British Expeditionary Forces over the Western Front during WWI. The propeller was used to 'push' the aircraft rather than pull it, and this was one of the last examples of push propellers. The engine had to be hand 'cranked' to start and many inexperienced ground crews lost their lives starting the engine in this fashion due to the endorsed space in which they operated with the tail boom surrounding them.
Lot 204
* Raid Rubin. A Continental silver cigarette box commemorating the 'Raid Rubin' which was carried out by Ken Waller and Belgian Captain Teddy Franchomme from 20 to 22 December 1934, the lid engraved with a flight path and engraved Teddy M Franchomme with the date 20-28 Decembre 1934, ceder lined, the base stamped 'Simonet 900 Bruxelles', 4cm high x 14.5cm wide x 8.5cm deep (Qty: 1)The Raid Rubin was carried out by Ken Waller and Belgian aviator Captain Teddy Franchomme aboard the twin-engine aircraft Reine Astrid, a Havilland Comet 400 C.V. lent by Bernard Rubin, from Brussels in Belgium to Leopoldville in the Belgian Congo, via Oran and Niamey, from 20 to 22 December 1934, returning by the same route 26 to 28 December.
Lot 223
* Sopwith Camel Car Mascot. A rare WWI period car mascot by Rogers, Bros, Farnham, modelled as a Sopwith Camel, silver plated bronze and well detailed with single machine gun, rotating propeller and cowled rotary engine, with makers details to the underside of the wing, numbered '558', 12.5cm nose to tail x 17cm wingspan, presented on an ebonised stand (Qty: 1)
Lot 251
* Dinky Supertoys. A collection of Dinky model vehicles, comprising Coventry Climax Fork Lift Truck (401), Fire Engine with Extending Ladder (955), Euclid Rear Dump Truck (965), Coles Mobile Crane (971), 20-Ton Lorry-Mounted Crane "Coles" (972), all boxed together with a pair of 1920s brown bear skin and leather motoring gloves (Qty: 6)
Lot 65
A selection of flatware including: two pairs of silver child's pushers, a christening spoon, two spoons and pickle fork - various dates & makers; an engine turned pencil holder stamped Sterling silver together with a collection of silver-plated pickle forks, serving fork and spoons, some with mother-of-pearl and horn handles (1 bag)
Lot 4452A
A good collection of over 100 vintage paper and brass shotgun cartridges (all inert) housed in a wooden display case 61cm x 34cm with perspex lid. 12 bore, 410, 16 bore, 20 bore, pinfire 16 bore, etc. Makers include Eley, Purdey, Rossons, AEC, Hull Cartridge Co, FN, Kynoch, Darlows, William Powell, Remington, etc. Included are some WW2 WD broad arrow marked cartridges for Trap shooting training for Air Gunners, Marshall Diesel engine starter Cartridge, WW2 Rifled slug cartridge, WD Eley tracer "Rocket", etc.
Lot 188
A collection of silver including: a dual cigar holder with gilt interior, Birmingham, 1897; five various engine turned cigarette cases - various makers and dates including - Chester, 1921 & 23, London 1921; Birmingham 1919, one stamped 0.925 with import marks together with a cylindrical scent bottle, profusely chased, H&T, Birmingham, 1903 and a silver-plate glasses case, the silver 516 gms/16.59 ozt approx (7)
Lot 511
Cobb (M.H.) . The Railways of Great Britain, a historical atlas, 2 volumes, reprint 2005, Ian Allan, includes a facsimile of Bradshaw's Railway Map, 1907, uniform original green boards in slipcase, 4to, together with, Whitehouse (P.B. [editor]) , The Last Parade, an authorised tribute to British steam preservation, 1st limited edition 1037/3000, 1977, numerous colour and black & white illustrations, original cloth in slipcase, oblong 4to, and, Hawkins (Chris & Reeve, George) , An Illustrated history of Great Western Railway engine sheds, London division, 1987, Didcot, numerous black & white illustrations, original cloth in dust jacket, covers lightly rubbed to head & foot, large 4to, plus other modern railway & locomotive reference, including publications by OPC, Sutton, Ian Allan, mostly original cloth in dust jackets, some paperbacks, G/VG (Qty: 3 cartons)
Lot 597
A VINTAGE BEDFORD 6 CYLINDER LORRY HORSE BOX 'GRB 382' CIRCA 1940, chassis number MLZ 3677, engine number KM4675 and KMO 16938/SE, timber horse box built by Curtis, gross weight 5.6 tons Condition Report:Mechanically, we have been advised the engine is missing a water pump and other work will be required to get it up and running. Believed to be last running around 2000. No log book but some documentation available
Lot 428
Louis Philippe ormolu mantel clock, the 3.5 inch engine turned silvered dial with Roman numerals within a foliate cast raised border, the eight day movement striking on a bell (now absent) and stamped 'HAWLEY A PARIS', within a plain arched case with leaf cast border and on a plain plinth, 27cm high 8.5cm deep, 15cm wide
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