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Click here to subscribeCOLLECTION OF GREAT BRITAIN FIRST DAY COVERS and stamped addressed envelopes, 1940's - 1980's, includes a 'Concorde Inaugural Transatlantic Flight London - New York 22 November 1977' signed by Concorde Captain Brian Walpole, a few French examples noted as well as Books of Stamps, viewing required, 4 albums
Nice small collection of PFA Player of the year Menu's. In the early years these were normal type menu's and in recent times they are very large brochures. Includes 1974 - First ever awards, 1977, 1978, 1980, 1982, 1981, 1984, 1985, 1988, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2013, 2014 & 2015. Majority in good condition.
A 1989 MG Maestro 2.0 EFI, registration number G559 FOJ, black. This MG is a rare survivor being one of less than 50 still registered on British roads. A well presented example which has only had two owners from new and displays a genuine 51,250 miles on the odometer. The MG is finished in gleaming black with a contrasting grey cloth interior and is said by the vendor to drive excellently. From information taken from the history file it can be seen that the Maestro was first registered to Rover Group as a company car on 24th August 1989 before being sold to Mrs Margaret Anne Castle on 15th December 1989 through Ken Hastings Motor Services, Rayleigh, Essex for £7,500. This incredibly original MG Maestro comes to auction with a large history file containing a run of MOTs verifying the mileage, maintenance receipts, a photocopy of the original V5, SORNs and sundry paperwork ***but no original bill of sale.*** V5C, MOT to March 2017 See illustration Please note that there is a £60+VAT minimum premium on this lot
A 1971 Mini Cooper S Mk III, registration number XLV 106J, chassis number XAD1 308242A, engine number 12H397F 909, Glacier white. Direct from the executors of the Keith Nash estate deceased. The Mk III Cooper S was manufactured for a very short period between March 1970 and June 1971, with a relatively small number of 1,570 being made. This in effect makes it a limited edition run, and in the process making it one of the rarest Mini Cooper variants. The outward appearance of the Cooper S was virtually indistinguishable from a humble Mini 1000. This made the car a quintessential Q-car which did not go unnoticed. The Liverpool Constabulary ordered 27 Glacier white examples to add to their fleet and this is one of them, and was first registered to the Chief Constable of Liverpool and West Mercia Constabulary on the 11 September 1971. The Mini has come from a long term ownership and has formed part of a West Country collection for a number of years. The Cooper was used to attend many local classic car events. Due to the worsening health of Mr Nash, the Cooper had not been used for some time and kept in store so now will require some re-commissioning before going back into regular use. The Mini is offered for sale with DVLA history and some spares including various sets of wheels. V5C, no MOT See front cover and other illustrations Please note that there is a £60+VAT minimum premium on this lot
A 1977 MG B roadster, registration number NDR 88S, Brooklands green. This MG B was originally supplied by Wadham Stringer, Tavistock Road, Plymouth to its first owner a Mr C Fletcher. In the current ownership the MG has been the subject of a full body and mechanical rebuild by Wincanton Motorsport at a cost of over £10,000. During the restoration the decision was taken to convert the roadster to full chrome bumper specification, with lowered suspension ride height, chrome bumpers front and rear and chrome radiator grille. There is a vast history file accompanying the car with receipts for the restoration, historical receipts, past MOTs, the original Passport to Service, Supercover dealer supplied wallet and sundry paperwork, ****but no photographs of the restoration in various stage or V5.*** V5C, MOT to January 2017 See illustrations Please note that there is a £60+VAT minimum premium on this lot
A 1991 Rolls-Royce Silver Spirit II, registration number J215 XEP, red. The Silver Spirit II was launched at the 1989 Frankfurt Motor Show. It featured some improvements over the older model including automatic rider control, a system which adjusted the dampers on four wheels in real time, the dashboard was uprated with additional bull's eye ventilation outlets and it was the first car to adopt ABS braking and fuel injection as standard. This particular model, an early fuel injection example, was originally supplied by Jack Barclay London in November 1991. The Rolls-Royce has covered a believed 141,000 miles from new and has had four previous owners, the last of whom used it daily to commute to London. The car is finished in metallic red with a contrasting magnolia leather interior with maroon piping and carpets. The top roll is maroon which matches the carpets. The vendor describes the body work and interior as requiring some cosmetic attention when inspected closely, although both the bright work and exterior trim are in good order. The Rolls-Royce and offers tremendous value luxury motoring at the guide price. ***No history file.*** V5C, MOT to August 2016 See illustration Please note that there is a £60+VAT minimum premium on this lot
A 1975 BMW 320 automatic, registration number OBA 73P, chassis number 4260050, blue. This BMW 320 is believed to be the oldest known right hand drive survivor, leaving the Bavarian factory's production line in November 1975, arriving at the Bridgwater BMW dealership where it was registered to its first owner in January 1976 and had the registration number CYB 1J. The second owner purchased the car in 1978 and the current vendor acquired it in 1997. At this point the vendor resprayed the boot and carried out local repairs to the B pillars with subsequent localised paint repairs. A new rear bumper section was fitted and the wheels were refurbished. All other areas remained untouched and there were just 66,000 miles on the clock. The odometre has since increased to 69,000 miles. Since the initial refurbishment no further remedial work has been necessary apart from regular servicing and replacement of consumables. This extremely original BMW still retains its original tool kit and Blaupunkt radio. Now registered OBA 73P, it is finished in blue with a contrasting blue cloth and vinyl interior. The history file contains the owner's handbook, a radio manual, a four page article featuring this car in Total BMW (September 2003) and some service history. For the BMW collector, this must be a wonderful opportunity to purchase a 3 Series with ***some (not continuous)*** history and the added appeal of being believed to be the oldest known surviving right hand drive example. V5C, MOT to August 2016 See illustration Please note that there is a £60+VAT minimum premium on this lot
A 1991 Subaru SVX, registration number J200 SVX, red. This rare import was manufactured in 1991 and registered in 2003 in the UK. It featured the 3.3 litre Boxer flat six engine which produced 231 bhp and a top speed of 154 mph when new. From the first year of production it has the very distinctive and appropriate registration number J200 SVX and is offered for auction with an accompanying history file. V5C, MOT to February 2017 See illustration Please note that there is a £60+VAT minimum premium on this lot
Collection of 13 Reference Books pertaining to Pewter and a booklet on pewter by Charles Hull: The books entitled 'Pewter Plate'; A historical & descriptive handbook by H.J.L.J Massé, second edition 1910. 'The Pewter Collector'; a guide to English pewter with some reference to foreign work by H.J.L.J Massé, published 1921. 'Old Pewter' by Malcolm Bell. 'Causeries on English Pewter' by Antonio de Navarro. First Edition of 'Chats on Old Pewter' by H.J.L.J Massé, 1911. 'Chats on Old Pewter' by H.J.L.J Massé, edited and revised by Ronald F. Michaelis. 'Pewter Collecting for Amateurs' by Kenneth Ullyet. 'Pewter' by John Bedford. 'Antiques and their values: Pewter' compiled by Tony Curtis. 'The Arthus Negus Guide to British Pewter, Copper and Brass' by Peter Hornsby, and 'Old Domestic Base-Metal Candlesticks by Ronald F. Michaelis.
Fitzherbert (Cuthbert), The Prince and the Pedlar, signed, first edition, with personal letter to Sam Brown, with slip case; and Balfour-Browne (V.R.), The Stalking Letters and Sketches, limited edition, 553 of 950, published by Anthony Atha 1978, with personal letter from Cuthbert Fitzherbert, and slip case. (2)
A Primrose League banner for the Hornby Habitation No 1976, finely silk embroidered with a PL within a bow tied primrose wreath with coronet above and motto below, against a foliate purple ground, 119cm long The Primrose League was established in 1884 by Lord Randolph Churchill and Sir Henry Drummond Wolff with a view to obtain support for Conservative principles, promotion of the British Empire and allegiance to the Sovereign. The formation of the League followed the death of Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli in 1881 and whose favourite flower were primroses. At its height the League had over 150,000 Knights and Dames, up to 2,000,000 associate members and over 2500 habitations. It was also the first political organisation to provide women with the same rights as men.
GRUBB (D), THE WATCHMAN, first edition, un-clipped d.j, Cape, 1962; WHITE (T. H), THE GOSHAWK, first edition, un-clipped d.j, Cape, 1951; FARSON (N), TRANSGRESSOR IN THE TROPICS, first edition, Gollancz, 1937; BLISH (J), THE DAY AFTER JUDGEMENT, Doubleday, 1971; WILLIAMS (A), THE TALE OF THE LAZY DOG, signed and dedicated by the author, Blond, 1970, and five other books (Qty)
WHITE (R), THE COMPLETE WORKS OF WILLIAM SHAKSPEARE, six vols, pictorial blue covers; WILSON (H), WITH FLAG TO PRETORIA, 2 vols; AFRICA AND ITS EXPLORATION AS TOLD BY ITS EXPLORERS, six vols, Sampson Low; REPINTON (COL), THE FIRST WORLD WAR 1914-1918; CONAN-DOYLE (A), THE BRITISH CAMPAIGN IN FRANCE AND BELGIUM, vols 2-5, ENCYLOPAEDIA OF SPORT, 2 vols; GORMLEY (A), FIELD FOR THE BRITISH ISLES, signed by the author, 1994 etc (Qty)
Punk Memorabilia - An extremely interesting collection to include books on the Clash. the Sex Pistols, Debbie Harry and the Punk Scene. A number of VHS tapes on Blondie. PIL, the Great Rock ' n ' Roll Swindle, Ska and the Specials. 3 punk related 'Mojo ' magazines plus a number of promotion leaflets relating to punk tours visiting Bristol. Overall condition first class
Vinyl - The Beatles - A collection of 3 early lp's, With The Beatles (PMC 1206) The Parlophone Co Ltd recording first published 448.7N / 447.7N, A Hard Days Night (PMC 1230) The Parlophone Co Ltd Sold In UK MT tax code, damage to label both sides, name tag removal? Some marks to vinyl, looks well played. Sgt Pepper (PMC 7027) The Gramophone Co Ltd KT tax code Sold In The UK, red/white inner completely intact, some slight marks to vinyl, insert completely intact, sleeve one of the nicest seen. Ex
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