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Lot 114
BRM RACING FOR BRITAIN BY IAN WAGSTAFF AND DOUG NYE According to the publisher, Porter Press: "Tells the story of patriotic racing driver Raymond Mays’ ambitious plan during the late 1940s to harness the power of the British automotive industry and create a new Formula 1 car with which to break the domination of teams from continental Europe. Having founded ERA before the Second World War, Mays introduced for this latest project another set of initials that would pass into motor racing folklore: BRM – British Racing Motors. After a troubled start with the spectacular V16, BRM’s fortunes started to turn around, and in 1959 Jo Bonnier scored its first World Championship Grand Prix victory at Zandvoort. The team’s crowning glory came in 1962, when Graham Hill became the first British driver to win the World Championship in a British car. That famous success helped to lay the foundations for the UK’s multi-billion-pound motorsport industry. Written by respected author Ian Wagstaff and renowned BRM authority Doug Nye, admirably supported by editors Gavin Green and James Page, this new book from Porter Press International has been produced with the Owen family, which supported BRM from day one. It tells the full story of the team, from the difficult early days with the V16 to the glory years of the 1960s and its V12 finale in the 1970s. In-depth history of BRM’s Formula 1 team, including its 17 Grand Prix victories and drivers such as Stirling Moss, Juan Manuel Fangio, Graham Hill and Jackie Stewart. Full story of BRM’s World Championship-winning year in 1962, when Graham Hill pipped Jim Clark to the title. A chapter devoted to BRM’s sports cars, including the famous Rover-BRM gas turbine racer and the Can-Am machinery. More than 430 images, including a wealth of previously unseen material from the official BRM archive, plus archive photographs from the world’s leading image libraries. Forewords by Sir Jackie Stewart, Damon Hill and the Owen family." Specification: ISBN: 978-1-913089-23-8 300 x 300mm 304 pages Jacketed Hardback Over 430 images Authors: Ian Wagstaff, Doug Nye Editors: James Page and Gavin Green New, signed unopened copy, numbered 242 of 1500.
Lot 119
CARRERA RS BY GRUBER AND KONRADSHEIM - FIRST EDITION (1607/3000) From the publishers: "The Carrera RS Book covers a lot of ground. The authors trace the "Carrera legend" back to its beginnings, describe all the earlier Carrera models, and provide a brief introduction to the development of the 911 as a sports car. The chapters on the developmental background of the Carrera RS, on its technical specifications, and a detailed review of its standard and special-order equipment can be considered to be the heart of the book. A further section covers the technical aspects and the racing history of the competition model RSR. It took three years of research activities to finish up this book and Porsche opened its extensive archives and provided access to relevant internal communications. The script is supplemented with comprehensive photographs, most of them appearing in print for the first time. The work is concluded with a complete list of each 1,580 Carreras built, with their individual production data including the original colour, equipment and specially ordered extras. Thus, it is the ideal reference work for aficionados, collectors and restorers. The 256 page book had been published in an English and German version. Both editions were numbered and limited to 3,000 copies each." Bound in red linen with a green linen slipcase, this collectible book quickly sold out when new, and is now rarely available. The book is in excellent condition with onlyy slight sun fade on the spine. The slip case is also in good order, with slight fading and a small amount of marking near the spine. Numbered 1607 of 3000.
Lot 194
FERRARI TESTA-ROSSA BY JOEL FINN, ALSO MASERATI GHIBLI, MODERN FERRARI BROCHURES 1979 First Edition of the authoritative work on the original Ferrari Testa-Rossa. Contains period images, history of the car's competition career, and specification for individual chassis. Hard-bound with dust cover, and in good condition. Also included are tww period factory brochures for the the late 1960s Maserati Ghibli and Ghibli Spyder models, and brochures for the 1990s Ferrari 348 and 456 GTA models.
Lot 201
FIVE LE-MANS THEMED REFERENCE BOOKS Eternal Le Mans (Le Mans Forever) by Washington Photo. Chosen from the 80,000+ photo archives of Washington Photo, 195 of the best photos, showing a unique view of the early 24 Hours of Le Mans the people, public, cars and drivers. 169 pages, hardback, in French and English. Les 24 Heures Du Mans 1981, C Moity & J. M. Teissedre. The official Les 24 Heures Du Mans 1981 / Le Mans 24 Hours yearbook covering the 1981 season. In French. Les 24 Heures Du Mans 1982. Original edition in French, covering the first year of Group C and the famous Porsche 1-2-3 win. Les 24 Heures Du Mans 1923 - 1982 by Automobile Club De L'ouest. A history of the famous 24-hour race, complete with illustrations. 304 pages, in English and French text. Includes "1923-2013 - 90 Ans De Passion." All books are hard covered, three with dust covers.
Lot 211
A COLLECTION OF PORSCHE BRANDED AND INSPIRED BOOKS Ferdinand Porsche and the Legacy of Genius - Laurence Meredith Passion 911 by Porsche The 911 Idea by Porsche (2 copies) The Boxster by Porsche Porsche 917, 935, 956, 962 by Brooklands Books Porsche Cars 1968 - 1972 by Brooklands Books Porsche Cars 1964 - 1968 by Brooklands Books Porsche Cars 1972 - 1975 by Brooklands Books Road & Track on Porsche 1972 - 1975 Porsche in Motorsport - the first 50 years by Peter Morgan Porsche - The Legend by Johnathan Wood The Porsche 911 by Chris Harvey The Porsche 911 and Derivatives by Michael Cotton Into the Red by Mark Hales and Nick Mason Also included are over 20 copies of the club magazine Porsche Post, and an unopened copy of the 2005 Porsche Calendar entitled Windtunnel.
Lot 212
CARRERA RS BY GRUBER AND KONRADSHEIM - 2015 EDITION (1815/3000) The 2015 edition of the Carrera RS book gained 178 pages over the first edition of 1992, explained by new insights and a vast amount new photographic material. The book describes the origin of the "Carrera legend", documenting Carrera types, followed by the development and technical specifications of the Carrera RS, and its motorsport career in RSR form. Taking 3 year to compile, with assistance from the Porsche factory, the book lists all 1,580 Carrera RS built, with production details on colours, equipment and interior. Numbered 1815/3000, clothbound in yellow with a brown cloth slip case.
Lot 223
1:18 2005 RENAULT F1 BY AUTOART A limited edition in celebration of Renault's success in Formula One during the 2005 season. Renault won both the Drivers' and Constructors' Championships in 2005, the first titles for any car racing with a French licence since the Matra MS80's triumph in the 1969 season. The company also secured the first championship titles for a Formula One car racing with a Renault engine since the Williams FW19 in 1997. Mounted on a plinth, with perspex cover and all original packaging. Unopened and as new.
Lot 227
ZENVO MEDIA PACK Zenvo Automotive is a Danish sports car manufacturer founded by Troels Vollertsen, the name 'Zenvo' derived from a combination of the last four and first two letters in his last name. This media pack was presented to commemorate 10 years of Zenzo. Each media pack is signed by Troels Vollertsen, and comprises a bound company brochure and brochure for the TS1-GT, and presented in a branded box measuring 26cm x 31cm wide.
Lot 236
THE BENTLEY BROOKLANDS BY TONY DRON AND SIMON DE BURTON (2010) The story of how this remarkable car was conceived, designed and produced. With evocative images by leading photographers. First unveiled at the Geneva Salon of 2007, the Bentley Brooklands combines exquisite craftmanship luxury with nerve-tingling performance. The Bentley Brooklands is a fascinating insight into the car's design and manufacture, and a first-hand account of how it performs on the open road. The book also follows the Brooklands as it is driven from London to the south of France to commemorate the famous 'Blue Train' race of 1930 between a Bentley Speed Six and the Calais - Mediterranean Express. Cloth edition of this 2010 edition with illustrations in black/white and colour. Hardbacked with slipcase.
Lot 42
TWO 1950S ALVIS BROCHURES FOR THE THREE LITRE MODEL The first for the 1955 Alvis Three Litre by Graber - four-page in full colour, 21 x 27cm w), acquired at the Earl's Court Motor Show of 1955. The second, distributed by Fergus Motors Inc. of New York City, a 12 page black/white and colour brochure with red tints, on paper/card. 21 x 29cm w.
Lot 102
A Gabrielle Design Paddington Bear, with orange and black plastic eyes, wearing a red felt duffle coat with blue felt hat and black wellington boots, with original 'Please look after this bear' luggage label --19in. (48cm.) high), Dean's Rag Book Knockabout bear, with rag book, three teddy bear signs including a Startrite first steps, and two others (fading to jacket and hat of Paddington, some small stains to Rupert hand puppet)
Lot 2145
EFE (Exclusive First Editions) a group of (1/76th scale) Buses to include 16004 Leyland "Devon General"; 20104 Bedford "Grey Cars"; 16304 Bristol "Western National" plus others - conditions appear to be generally Near Mint to Mint in generally Good Plus to Near Mint window boxes - see photo. (17)
Lot 2146
EFE (Exclusive First Editions) a group of (1/76th scale) Buses to include 16203 Bristol "Royal Blue"; 16101 Leyland "Wigan Corporation"; 25804 Daimler "Western National" plus others - conditions appear to be generally Near Mint to Mint in generally Good (a few are slightly discoloured) to Near Mint window boxes. (17)
Lot 2148
EFE (Exclusive First Editions) a group of (1/76th scale) to include 4 x Gift Sets "Tate & Lyle"; "The Rank Hovis Story" plus others, lot also includes some early Double Decker Bus issues including 10101 "Duracell"; 10112 "Vernons" plus others - conditions appear to be generally Near Mint to Mint in generally Good Plus to Mint window and carded boxes - see photo. (11)
Lot 2413
OO Gauge group of unmade white metal & brass Steam Loco Kits. (1) Craftsman Models LK2 Midland Railway 0-4-0 Class 1P Tank with Belpaire Firebox; (2) LK3 Midland Railway Johnston 0-4-0 Tank; (3) South Eastern Finecast Southern Railway 2-6-0 Class N Mogul - all unchecked for completeness but all complete with instructions and appear as issued with items either in manufacturers packets or tissue wrapped; (4) Nu-cast LNER 2-6-0 Class K2 - unchecked for completeness but at first glance does appear predominately complete and with instructions - Excellent to Mint in Good to Excellent boxes. (5) Wills Finecast chassis kit only for Southern Railway Class E1 Tank - assumed Mint in factory sealed clear plastic bag. (5)
Lot 2417
Phoenix Coaches (Southern Railways Group) OO Gauge unmade BR Southern Region 4-COR EMU metal kit - although unchecked as components are unboxed at first glance this does appear predominately if not totally complete including coach bodies & roof, cab fronts & coach ends, motor bogie & underframe parts (please note power bogie not included with kit), also includes general assembly instructions & GA Plan View Drawings. Also included are a number of further components include 2 x motor coaches missing underframe parts & power bogie parts but otherwise again predominately complete along with further pair of 4-COR cab fronts, 4-SUB cab fronts and 2-HAL cab fronts - appear Excellent to Mint. (qty)
Lot 2432
Hornby Dublo 2-rail Rolling Stock. Boxed items include 4082 BR (SR) Suburban Brake/2nd Coach (rusting around window frames on one side of body), 4052 BR maroon 1st/2nd Class Coach; 12 x various Wagons (some duplication) including 4323 Utility Van, 4677 Mobil Tanker (part repainted) etc a couple of which are heavily play worn - condition varies from Fair to Good Plus in Poor & incomplete to Good Plus boxes. Unboxed items include BR (SR) EMU Non-Powered Motor Coach, 2nd Class Suburban & Brake/2nd Suburban Coaches the first 2 with rusting around windows, brown/cream Brake/2nd Superdetail Coach repainted Passenger Fruit Van, 2 other wagons and 10 x BR Lowfit Wagons which are a combination of Triang Hornby chassis & Bachmann or similar body - Fair to Good. (31)
Lot 2511
Oxford Diecast large group of 1/43rd scale Land Rovers both short wheelbase 80" & long wheelbase 109" Vans, Pick-up Trucks both with & without canvas tilt etc. Individual models include Chipperfields Circus Parade Vehicle, Midland Red, Royal Mail, Gwynedd Health Authority, various civilian models etc, along with First Overland Gift Set containing pair of Far Eastern Expedition Land Rover 88 Hardtop - all generally Near Mint to Mint in Good to Excellent Plus boxes apart from Bertram Mills Circus which has paint loss to roof and only Good. (43)
Lot 1193
A full set of 12 boxed Royal Albert 'Flower of the Month' cup & saucer sets each with a flower display posy ornament. Together with a set of 12 side plates and a milk jug and sugar bowl for September - Michaelmas Daisy. All first condition with no chips, cracks or signs of damage except: August - base broken on cup, March - one petal chipped on flower posy, October - flower posy has some petal and leaf damage (pieces are present).
Lot 1303
A vintage novelty 'Doctors First Aid Bag' liqueur decanter and glass set in faux leather carry case. An amber glass square shaped decanter, stamped 'Japan' to underside, with 4 matching liqueur glasses, in a mustard coloured corduroy lined faux leather satchel style case. Approx. 15cm tall x 25cm long.
Lot 482
Superb The London Mint ' Your Country Needs You ' Posters of the First World War Ingot Set Together with a Collection of Postcards and Certificates of Authenticity, Complete In In Its Original Folder. The Collection Includes ( 8 ) Limited Edition Bronze Ingots Layered In Either Silver or Gold Plate, All With Different Scenes of that Era, Also Included In The Set Is - The Official Imperial War Museums Solid Gold Centenary Ingot, 24ct Proof Coin, Weight 2,5 grams. Great Set All In Limited Editions - Please Confirm with Photo. From a Gentleman's Own Private Estate.
Lot 512
Dresden Superb Quality Pair of Large and Impressive Hand Painted Mask Handled Lidded Vases, in a classic Regency design, the superb forms decorated in blue enamels on a white ground and embellished with gold highlights; each vase standing on a square base with splayed, shaped top covers; Dresden marks to undersides, each vase standing 16 inches (40cms) high; both of first quality and in mint condition
Lot 918
James Hargreaves Morton (British 1881-1918) An Impressionist View Of Porthminster Beach - St. Ives - With Sailing Boats Beyond And The Artists Four Sisters On The Beach In pastels. Image size 13" x 20" (33 cm x 50 cm), framed size 20" x 28" (50 cm x 70 cm). Signed lower left in pencil "Morton" and housed in original gilt frame. First exhibited at the Walker Gallery Liverpool in 1913. Artists handwritten exhibition label verso with the title - original price and home address (30 Sudell Road - Darwen) - plus gallery label for Richard Haworth of Blackburn. Tragically killed in action - just 5 days before the end of the First World War - James Hargreaves Morton was named by Lancashire Life Magazine as one of the twenty most important Lancashire artists of all time. In excellent condition all round.
Lot 1368
Stamps - Extensive Scandanavian Collection On Leaves Mint Or Used - With ''470'' Stamps From Early Issues To 1930's Of Denmark Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland, Excluding Greenland Which Starts From First Set 1938 Values Mint Only x5. With Some Sets And Part Sets, Main Value In Early Issues And Mint With High Cat, Over £2,000+, A Neat Clean Collection.
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