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* Aircraft Interiors - Technical and Production Details. An interesting collection of photographs, much uncommon material from Piaggio, Saunders-Roe, Handley-Page, Nord, Vickers and other manufacturers', with cockpit, undercarriage, radio, engine, fuselage and other details; some images by C.E. May & Son, many with J. H. Stevens stamps on reverse, contained in a modern ring binder, approx. 100 images, some duplicates. (1)
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* Bristol Type 167 Mark II 'Brabazon'. The original tender design study, marked 'Secret' copy No. 21 dated 21.10.47 in blue Bristol folio with details of Proteus-coupled engine installation, a Ministry of Civil Aviation folder inscribed Brabazon I Picketing Arrangements, dated 28-10-46, with many hand-written notes, letters to R. H. Walmsley, A. E. Woodward-Nutt and others, Brabazon notes and press cuttings, undercarriage details and similar materials, together with a Project Y folio relating to the construction of a Bristol Centaurus engined Lockheed Constellation. (a lot)
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* Sopwith one-and-half Strutter / B2 No. 316. An extremely fine and detailed flying scale model, the doped fabric covered wooden airframe with flying and control wires, four ailerons, elevators and rudder, the pilots cockpit with well detailed instrumentation and armament, the rear observer's/gunner's station with model Lewis gun, a scarf ring, map pockets, windshield and seat, the engine-turned aluminium engine cowling with spring-loaded access doors enclosing a well modelled dummy 9-cylinder rotary engine coupled to a two bladed wood propeller, with bungee-sprung main undercarriage, the two wheels with dummy canvas wheel-spoke shield discs, on hard rubber tyres, painted in the markings of Escadrille Sop226 of 1917, 91 in (231 cm) wingspan. (1)
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* Nieuport 17. A fine flying scale model of Nieuport 17 N 1895, with fabric and dummy engine-turned aluminium covered airframe, ailerons, elevators, rudder, control wires, bracing wires and vee-struts, the red painted cowling enclosing a glow plug engine with 24' (61 cm) dia. propeller, finished in silver with French national markings, 90' (128 cm) wingspan. (1)
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* Fairey Swordfish. A fine and well constructed flying scale model of Fairey Swordfish K5949, the doped fabric covered wood airframe with ailerons, elevatiors and rudder, flying and control wires, dummy radial engine with propeller, instrument panel, rear cockpit machine gun, the underside of the fuselage mounted with an underslung torpedo, rubber tyred fully sprung main wheels and tail wheel interconnected to the rudder, the wing correctly folding for carrier hanger storage, 75.5 in (192 cm) wingspan Note: This model represents an aircraft as flown from H.M.S. Illustrious, c. 1935. (1)
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* Pitts Special-type N61G. A flying scale model, (less engine and propeller) of this aerobatic aircraft, the wood frame covered with painted and doped fabric, wood inter-plane struts, rubber tyred undercarriage with wheel spats, movable control surfaces, with pilot and cockpit detail, 58 in (147.3 cm) wing span. (1)
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* R100 - Unique Relics. The original Forward and Aft aluminium framed engine telegraphs, inscribed A. Robinson & Co. Ltd., Manufacturer, Bootle, Liverpool, annotated with engine r.p.m. data with instructions and geared bell-crank mechanism, bell, cable drum and mounting plates, the glazed covers within aluminium frames, 9 7/8' (25.2 cm) dia.; a bulkhead overhead lamp socket; a fragment of framework fabric and a length of control wire; together with associated correspondence from Elton, Levy & Co.. (-)
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Vaughan (A.). A Pictorial Record of Great Western Architecture, 1st ed., 1977, num. b & w illusts. after photos., orig. cloth in d.j., covered in protective non-adhesive clear plastic (fastened with sellotape), 4to, together with Anderson (V.R. and Fox, G.K.), A Pictorial Record of L.M.S. Architecture, 1st ed., 1981, num. b & w illusts. after photos., orig. cloth in d.j., 4to, VG, plus Hawkins (Chris & Reeve, George), LMS Engine Sheds, their History and Development, 4 vols., 1st eds. (except first vol. reprinted), 1981-87, num. b & w illusts. after photos., all orig. cloth gilt in d.j.s., 4to, VG, and others on railway architecture, railway sheds, and stations, etc., all modern pubs., mostly orig. cloth in d.j.s., 4to/8vo. (40)
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Rolls-Royce. Silver Wraith, October 1952, advertising booklet, containing 8pp. of text, 4pp. illusts. of the engine, and 5 (of 6) loose col. plts. of different types of Silver Wraith saloon and limousine, contained in pocket at rear, orig. printed wrappers, slim 4to, together with The Silver Cloud, c.1960, 36pp advertising brochure, col. illusts., spirally-bound in orig. mock maroon leather, some marks, slim oblong folio. (2)
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Awdry, W., & C. Reginald Dalby (illustrator), Gordon the Big Engine, Leicester, Edmund Ward, 1953, Oblong 8vo (110 x 140mm.), full-page colour illustrations, original cloth gilt, rubbed De Fonblanque, Ethel Maud, Poems, London, May be obtained at Blton's Library, Knightsbridge, [n.d.], 8vo (190 x 125mm.), title vignette, inner stitching loose, original cloth gilt, rubbed With seven other Awdry works, two later edition Beatrix Potter's, and a sixth edition of 'The Complete Poems of Rupert Brooke' (London, 1934)
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Bowen (Ele). Rambles in the Path of the Steam-Horse. An Off-hand Olla Podrida, Embracing a General Historical and Descriptive View of the Scenery..., Prominent Features of the Travelled Route from Baltimore to Harper's Ferry, Cumberland, Wheeling, Cincinnati, and Louisville, pub. Philadelphia, 1855, numerous wood eng. illusts., some marginal notes to few pages, former owners' ink stamp and ink signature to title, a.e.g., contemp. morocco with insert dec. gilt panel to upper & lower boards, recent reback, board edges rubbed, 8vo, together with Lardner (Dionysius), Steam and its Uses; including the Steam Engine, the Locomotive, and Steam Navigation..., from "The Museum of Science and Art", 1856, wood eng. illusts. & diags., pubs. ads. at front & rear, orig. cloth gilt, rubbed, slim 8vo (2)
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Three fish spice containers Continental, circa 1900, with articulated bodies and hinged heads, largest 21cm, 8in long; miniature four piece tea and coffee set on tray, Birmingham, 1971; vinaigrette, Joseph Willmore, Birmingham, 1820, engine turned and initialled W; etui, unmarked, circa 1760, chased with rococo decoration, incomplete fittings; group of modelled exotic insect and animal ornaments; ten various boxes, scent bottle and memo pad holder, Continental, late 19th and 20th century
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A Faberge Gold and Cloisonne Enamel Miniature Photograph Frame Victor Aarne, scratched inventory number 3372, Moscow,1899-1908, The shaped triangular frame decorated with red enamel over engine turning, and applied with miniature swags, the circular aperture surrounded with seed pearls, the pierced strutt in silver, the mother-of-pearl back replaced. 5.2cm., 2.25in. high
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Phillips (Bill) Five gouache paintings for the Teddy Bear comic, including three large designs depicting a father and child bear taking a Christmas tree home on a sledge, a bear in a railway engine pedal car, and a couple of bears in an open sports car, the first and the two smaller designs framed and glazed, v.s. (5).
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A SILVER CASED POCKET WATCH the full plate movement having a cylinder escapement, the white enamel dial with black Roman hour numerals, a subsidiary seconds dial and blued steel 'fleur-de-lys' hands, the case with engine turned decoration to the back and a ribbed band to the outer rim and stamped to both the case and inner cuvette with the serial number '1115', an import mark and the silver mark '800M' within an oval, diameter 4.5cm.
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STICKLAND, LONDON AN 18CT GOLD POCKET WATCH the white enamel dial having Black Roman numerals with blued steel spade hands, the chain fusee movement with a lever escapement, finely turned pillars and an engraved back cock with the inner cuvette signed 'Stickland, Gracechurch St., London No 927', the case having engine turned decoration to the back and sides and hallmarked inside for 18ct gold, London, 1848, diameter 4cm. * William Stickland is recorded as working in Gracechurch Street, London Circa 1851.
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World War One Service, World War Two, Naval Part Group of Three, 1939-45, Atlantic, War, compliments slip, in box addressed N.A.RICHARDSON, PLYMOUTH, gEF, with paperwork and including Certificate of Engine Room Artficers to Norman John Thomas Richardson, Discharge Notice. Richardson volunteered on 28th June 1915 and served from 8th August 1917 to 1945
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Colburn, Zerah. Locomotive Engineering, and The Mechanism of Railways: A Treatise on the Principles and Construction of the Locomotive Engine, Railway Carriages, and Railway Plant, With Examples. Illustrated by Sixty-four Large Engravings and Two Hundred and Forty Woodcuts. 2 volumes, folio, 1871. Some spotting. Contents of both volumes loose in the original dampstained cloth bindings. Sold as seen W. A. F. Not subject to return.
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A Victorian foliate embossed silver pepper mill, John Heath and John Middleton, London, date letter indistinct, 19th century, a plain silver mustard pot with blue glass liner and pierced thumb piece, Birmingham 1922, a silver pepperette with pierced sides and blue glass liner, Birmingham 1903, a George III silver sifting spoon, John Wren, London 1799, an engine turned silver napkin ring, Birmingham 1916, and a pair of silver bottle tops, (7)
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