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Lot 145
A 1973 Jaguar XJ6 Series II, registration number DBY 772M, chassis number 2N1905BW, engine number 7L74112S, Greensand. This well presented Jaguar was originally supplied by Henlys Ltd, Hendon, London to its first owner Mr L L Lee and was registered with Mr Lee’s personal registration number LLL 1. The Jaguar cost Mr Lee £3,843.50 which included the fitting of optional extras of electric windows £51.50, underbody protection £23.10 and front and rear mud flaps £14.86. Mr Lee was the owner of A P T Controls Ltd the manufacturer of a traffic control light system who would own the Jaguar until 1997. The car changed hands and the private plate was retained and the Jaguar was registered DBY 772M. There is an extensive history file accompanying the XJ6, with the original Henly’s bill of sale, MOT’s from September 1977 to March 2007 (which confirms the mileage at just over 110,700 miles), receipts, the original owners wallet with the Passport to Service, previous tax discs and spare keys. DBY 772M is still finished in its original colour scheme, with an olive green leather interior. V5C, MOT and tax exempt See illustration
Lot 131
A 1990 Bentley Turbo R, registration number *G684 YYT* BUT, chassis number SCBZB04AXLCH31673, Cobalt blue. With 400 bhp and a 0-60 time of around 6 seconds the Turbo R has more in common with a high performance sports car than a luxury saloon. Produced between 1985 and 1992 the R stood for road holding and featured revised suspension and wider types on alloy wheels. The interior remained a place of bespoke leather and walnut opulence with all the creature comforts one could ask for. This fine example has covered only 46000 miles from new with a full service history by Rolls-Royce/Bentley and marque specialists with the last service being carried out at 45313 miles. The Bentley was originally supplied by Stratstone’s, Wilmslow to its first owner who sold it through Jack Barclay Mayfair London to our vendor who has owned it ever since as his company and private car (registered twice in his name). The Bentley is currently registered with our vendor’s personal number plate but the transfer has been started with DVLA and the original registration should have been reissued by the time of the auction. The Turbo R is finished in Cobalt blue with a contrasting cream and dark blue piped leather interior which features a blue leather dashboard top roll and lambswool over rugs. Having been meticulously maintained (new tyres just fitted) this Bentley Turbo R is a cut above the norm and should not be confused with your average example. The Bentley will be offered with the service history and owner’s handbooks. V5C to follow, MOT to August 2019 See illustrations
Lot 148
A 1967 Daimler V8 250 saloon, registration number XNK 854F, chassis number P1K1322BW, engine number 7K1350, Bermuda blue. When Jaguar acquired Daimler they inherited the recently designed Hemi V8 by Edward Turner. Jaguar took the opportunity to create an upmarket version of their Mk II instilling the V8 into the unitary construction body shell of the Mk II making it the first Daimler not to incorporate a separate chassis. With performance and economy both better than the entry level 2.4 litre but not encroaching on the performance of the larger engined 3.4 or 3.8 variants it filled the luxury compact saloon slot nicely. This example finished in rare Bermuda blue has received quite a lot of restoration work during the ownerships of its previous two custodians prior to our vendor acquiring it last year. There are photographs on file of the Daimler receiving body repairs prior to a bare metal respray. There are further receipts for an automatic gearbox overhaul, a new petrol tank and carpets, carburettor service and a recent full service amongst others. The Daimler is now only being offered for auction due to our vendor’s ill health and will be accompanied to auction with a large history file. V5C, MOT and tax exempt See illustrations
Lot 128
A 1995 Rover 100 Kensington, registration number M356 MHO, red. This smartly presented limited edition Kensington was originally supplied by FJ Chalke, Mere, Wiltshire. It has 31 stamps in the service book and would make a perfect starter classic or economical first car. V5C, MOT to October 2019 See illustrationThis manual car had 37356 miles recorded at its last MOT inspection in October.
Lot 41
A 1976 Kawasaki Z900, registration number LBP 652P, green/gold/black. The big Zs first broke cover in 1972 with the launch of the ground breaking Z1. Featuring a 900cc DOHC inline four engine, they were endowed with scintillating performance with a top speed approaching 130 mph. For 1976 the large Kawasaki saw some mild revisions which included twin front disc brakes and 26mm carburettors and was renamed Z900. From the first year of production this well presented example comes direct from long term enthusiast ownership. Displaying a believed low mileage of just under 29000 miles on the odometer this iconic 1970s superbike will be offered for sale with a history file. Few bikes have had such an impact on the motorcycle world as Kawasaki’s big Zs, and today all versions of this landmark model are highly sort after. V5C, MOT to March 2019 See illustration
Lot 20
EXTRA LOT: A 1975 Triumph T160 Trident, registration number LFM 738N, frame number T160BK02036, red/white. Triumph's handsome 750 triple was a short lived model being only available for one year. They featured electric start, a first for Triumph, and were marketed to take on the large Japanese sports machines, which ultimately they failed to achieve. This smart example was imported from America and registered in 2018. V5C, MOT and tax exempt See illustration
Lot 14
A 1987 Yamaha Passola SA50E, registration number D879 MYB, frame number 2T4 278068, engine number 2T4 278068, red. This Passola was supplied by Hillman's Motorcycles, Weston-super-Mare, to its first owner, a lady from Cheddar, who kept the moped until 2013. Having covered just over 1400 miles from new, it has been in storage since its last MOT expired in October 2015. Now requiring re-commissioning, the Yamaha is offered with its original Terms & Conditions of Warranty and Service Log. V5, V5C, no MOT
Lot 89
EXTRA LOT: A 2005 Honda C50 Super Dream, registration number DS55 LJZ, frame number AA011504104, engine number AA01E 1304132, blue. This well presented C50 was originally manufactured in 2005. The Honda will be offered for auction with a letter from Honda confirming the build date, NOVA paperwork, its first MOT which expired in 2018 and DVLA correspondence. V5C, no MOT See illustration
Lot 65
A 1940 James Autocycle 98cc, registration number DUY 594, black/bronze. The autocycle came into being just before WWII with James being one of the first companies to feature them in their range of machines. After the war they sold in great numbers to commuters and people looking for a frugal and reliable form of transport. This very early and now quite rare James is offered for sale direct from a private collection. We are advised that the James is in running order but will require some light recommissioning. ***V5 (not V5C)***, MOT and tax exempt See illustration
Lot 2132
Four Circa 1980s Droopy & Browns York by Angela Holmes Dresses, comprising a coral coloured linen full length dress with scoop neck, three quarter length sleeves with fold back cuffs, full panelled skirt and matching wide belt (size 14); an evening two piece comprising a strapless dress with long gathered skirt in a printed sweet pea design on a navy cotton, matching bolero jacket with gathered half sleeves and cuffs (size 14); black wool floral self patterned full length dress with long sleeves, shawl neck style collar with buttons to the reverse, full gathered skirt, (size ??); black velvet evening dress with long sleeves and shaped cuffs, deep v to the back of the bodice, red silk two tier skirt (size 14) (4). Good condition to the first three dresses and slight wear to the black and red evening dress.
Lot 273
Quantity of Great British and World stamps in albums and loose including; Queen Victoria stamps on covers, Rhodes Centenary cover, two Stanley Gibbons 'The Royal Wedding H.R.H Prince Charles & Lady Diana Spencer' albums with varying stages of completion, FDCs, 'The Shire Horse Society Centenary 1878-1978 Medallic First Day Cover', various albums containing mostly used stamps etc
Lot 1489
Three various boxed resin and white metal land speed record car kits, to include a John Shinton Models Mickey Thompson's 1968 Autolight Special, a Pandora Models No. PAN14, and a 1980 ARVW diesel record car, together with a Replicast Record models powered SLR First Jet car, all in original boxes, and appear as issued
Lot 3176
Bing (GBN) First Series clockwork ocean liner 'Britannia' 21.5 inches long, 1902-1909, hand enamelled tinplate, fine detail includes 2 funnels forward, one with male winding arbor (key supplied), 2 masts forward (one detached), both masts with Union flag atop. Fine painted abstract figurehead painting on both sides of bow. Anchor winch (anchors missing) and companion way hatch on fore deck. Forward wheelhouse and passenger cabin with ladder to upper deck, 2 sets of davits (one detached), one lifeboat, other missing, ventilation shafts, Poop deck at stern with ladder to upper deck with hand wheel for rudder and on/off lever for CW motor, jack staff (detached) flying white ensign 'Britannia' transfers below poop deck on port and starboard. Fine double handrail with cast stanchions all around deck and atop cabins, (rudder has been inverted by previous owner). One pair of shrouds for the foremast present but detached. wheeled cradle missing, but has original 'orange box' wood carry case with original paper labels on end, labels for Schlitten No. 3 (trolley) for 'Britannia' and for GBN oval Lady and Lion stature logo, Caveat emptor - deck and cabins appear repainted. Hull? A steam propelled version of this ship appears on page 51 of 'Mr Gamage's Great Toy Bazaar 1902-1906' also see page 75 'The Allure of Toy Ships' by Richard T Claus for a similar larger model
Lot 1306
A Britains No. 67 First Issue Madras Native Infantry, circa 1900 examples with very early oval bases, sold in original replacement Infantry in Steel Helmets No. 1794 box (VG,BG) Blowholes present to all turbans.Hollowcast figures.All arms appear original, although one may have been touched-in.
Lot 542
A First Footman livery uniform, comprising tail coat, waist coat and trousers, the trousers with written label 'Lonsdale 1st Footman' and with buttons for T. W. Cook & Co, the waistcoat and tailcoat with buttons depicting a dragon below a crown, jacket 108cm long CONDITION REPORT: The trousers have some light marks, some small moth surface damage and some fraying to the bottom edge. The jacket is lightly grubby throughout with an open seam at the back and some dirt marks / blemishes internally. The waistcoat is lightly faded to the backing and has some moth damage to the one side.
Lot 459
Eleven Royal Doulton Bunnykins, comprising; Boy Skater in blue DB187 1998, limited edition of 958 of 2500, produced exclusively for Colonial House of Collectibles, Boy skater DB152 1995, Girl Skater DB153 1995, Billie and Buntie Sleighride DB4 1972, Paper Boy DB77 1989, Cowboy Bunny DB201 1999, limited edition no 2370 of 2500, Mystic Bunnykins DB197 1999 (millennium backstamp), Sundial Bunny DB213 2000 first in the 'Time' series, Fortune Teller DB218 2000, Sands of Time DB229, Indian Bunnykins DB202 1999 limited edition number 2274 of 2500, nine boxed (11) CONDITION REPORT: All appear in rather good condition.
Lot 75
A silver hip flask, Edward Osborn Marples, Chester 1901, half leather clad with removable silver cup base, engraved with crest titled 'Ulster Reform Club, 15th Jan 1932', with a silver stirrup cup, and a silver flask lid (3) CONDITION REPORT: Skin appears to be quite worn to corners and sides, cover un-engraved, marks rubbed to the neck, bayonet top with two dents. Cork interior still present. Marks to the base cup slightly rubbed but still legible, initialled monogram verso. Some surface scratching and wear throughout. No visible fractures to the glass. Other cup bears identical engraving to the first, additional cap has a few dents.
Lot 922
Three WWI medals, including a George V Royal Navy Reserve Long Service and Good Conduct Medal to 233966 PO.B. 8967 P. Fowler P.O. R.F.R., with related diary kept in a Measurement Book, H.M.S. Queen Elizabeth, first entry dated Dec 23rd 1914, with other later photographs and H.M.S. London booklet 1947-1949 and three un-named WWII medals
Lot 1005
Books: 9 volumes - Silk Assoc of GB & Ireland Catalogue of First Exhibition 1890; Huetson (T.L.) Lace & Bobbins; Morgan (Roberta) Alencon Lace; Earnshaw (Pat) Embroidered Machine Limerick & Worldwide; Toomer (Heather) Lace - Guide to Identification; Palmer (Pam) Tatting; Lace - Bookking International; Wild (J.P.) Textiles in Archaeology; Fischbach (Friedrich) Historic Textile Patterns
Lot 1006
A large quantity of fans, dating from the late 19th century to the early 20th century, some with bone montures, to include a large fan with cream gauze mounted on bone, the leaf bordered and inserted with cream machine lace, the design reminiscent of Belgian lace, and painted with extravagant white lilies and other pink flowers; a very large carved and pierced bone fan mounted with cream silk, painted with bold red poppies, blue cornflowers and white daisies (found on French fans in the wartime period), the gorge well carved with a rose and foliage; and sixteen further fans mainly mounted on bone (18)Most defective, the first 2 are in reasonable order.
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