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Hornby Lima Hornby Dublo and other Locomotive coaches wagons in 00 gauge (41), Lima BR blue class 50 Diesel Locomotive 50020 'Revenge', BR sector grey class 37 Locomotive without motor 37059 'Port of Tilbury', Hornby R268 Driving Van Trailer Intercity livery with similar Mark 3 coach, Hornby assorted goods wagons (6), Tri-ang Bogie utility van damaged, Clerestory coach, Track cleaning van, Horseboxes (2), Dublo 3-rail Guards van damaged, 2-rail assorted wagons (7) including Traffic Services and ICI bogie tank, Lowmac with Budgie Toys lorry load, rake of six wheel Milk tanks 'U D' (7), custom Car Carriers made from Dublo coach chassis each carrying three early Matchbox 1-75 diecast cars (4), Lima hopper wagon, Trix open minerals (2), Kit built CCT van, Loco body shells (2), Electroten tanker and Jouef Wine wagon, P-G, (41)

Hornby-Dublo 00 gauge 3-rail Diesel Locomotives and freight wagons (27), L30 green Class 20 Bo-Bo Diesel Locomotive D8000, 3231 green Class 08 Diesel Shunter D3763, Class 55 Deltic Diesel loco heavily repainted (base of box only), 3400 TPO Post Office coach lacks track/building, all in original boxes, unboxed 2 and 3 rail freight wagons including late issue Hopper wagon (17), empty box for 3233 Co-Bo Diesel with repair label, Grafar 00 wagons (5), P-G, boxes P-F (27)

Resin and Plastic Civil Aircraft Display Models, all unboxed, resin Skymarks DHC-6 1:50 scale Flybe on stand 32 cm long wingspan 40cm, Herpa plastic Korean Air B-777-200 1:200 scale in 2002 World Cup livery on stand (some discolouration), unbranded plastic KLM Embrauer 190 City Hopper on stand, DASH 8 Series 100 1:100 scale plastic AMX JA81AM on stand 9some discolouration), DHC-8-Q400 plastic Flybe aircraft with stand (some discolouration) and Herpa plastic D-ABUE minus stand in Condor livery, F-VG, (6)

Matchbox - A collection including a boxed GMC Fruehauf Hopper Train # M-4, a boxed Massey Ferguson 780 Combine Harvester # M-5, an empty Bedford truck box and other items. The Combine is Near Mint in a Good box, the other items are Fair to Good. (This does not constitute a guarantee) [ba]

Hornby - Bachmann - Lima - Mainline - Dapol - Nine boxed OO gauge wagons. Lot includes Lima 50T Stone hopper wagon 'Tarmac'; Mainline #37408 Hopper Wagon 'Cadbury Bournville'; Bachmann #33-025 Copal Traders Classics (Wales ) and similar. Items appear to be in Mint condition in window boxes ranging Fair - Good with age and storage imperfections. All items are unchecked for completeness. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (K)

Hornby - 11 boxed items of Hornby OO gauge rolling stock. Lot includes R6862 4 Plank Wagon 'Arnold's Sands'; R6106 ECC Hopper Wagon '375007'; R124 Car Transporter with three cars and similar. Items appear Mint in Fair - Good boxes with age and storage wear. All items are unchecked for completeness. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (K)

A Queen Elizabeth II limited edition commemorative silver dish, of dished circular form with textured rim enclosing the dished interior with engraved inscription to mark the silver wedding anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II and The Duke Of Edinburgh 20th November 1972, all centred by a raised Crown, marks for London 1972, maker S J Rose & Son, 209grams,marked No51 to base and sold with certificate and fitted case, retailed by A.E Hopper & Sons, Darlington

Blandine Anderson 20th century, sculpture of a hare seated on a plinth with verse, 'A wee brown cow, with a pair of leather horns, hopper of ditches, a cropper of corn' = Hare, approx 27 cms h. This lot includes two ceramic French pugs by Miranda C. Smith, approx 6.2 cms. (3)

Galvanised Animal Trough, 92cm long together with a Galvanised Bucket, Funnel and Hopper plus approximately Ten Terracotta Garden Pots

Twenty three boxed OO gauge Hornby goods wagons to include Hopper and Container Wagons, 3 unboxed wagons (one with damaged wheels). Boxed models in at good though dusty condition, boxes good.

Playmobil G Gauge vintage 4053 construction flatbed with 2 rail powered crane unit (no figures included) all good condition, plus rag hopper truck, no boxes

Matchbox King Size group (1) K4 GMC Fruehauf Hopper Train - maroon tractor unit, gloss black base, green windows, silver trim, metallic silver trailers - very clean just usual loose tyres due to shrinkage, inner card tray is Excellent, outer window box is Fair to Good complete but with some grubby marks, (2) K10 Aveling and Barford Tractor Shovel - turquoise body, red plastic hubs - unboxed, (3) K1 Weatherill Hydraulic Shovel - yellow body, silver grille, black metal hubs with grey tyres - unboxed - Excellent to Excellent Plus. (3)

Matchbox Regular Wheels group of Major Pack & Catalogues to include (1) M1 BP Petrol Autotanker in rare late issue Type E3 box; (2) M2 Bedford TK Articulated Truck and Trailer "Lep International Transport" decals; (3) M4 GMC Fruehauf Hopper Train - Fair to Good Plus in Poor to Fair Type E1 and Type E3 boxes; along with 4 x 1960's Catalogues - Poor to Good with much ink graffiti. (7)

Cast iron downpipes, drain covers, rain hopper etc

Approximately Thirty Items of "OO" Gauge/4mm Unboxed Rolling Stock, private owner ore wagons and box vans, hopper, track cleaner, etc by Hornby, Peco, Tri-ang, overall condition fair to good.

A Bachmann #00647 'HO' Gauge Santa Fe Flyer Train Set, to include FT diesel, loco red and silver, open quad hopper, Gondola, off central caboose, track, controller, all untested, boxed.

OO scale Accurascale 2604 GBRF2, HYA Bogie Hopper wagon, twin pack, G.B.R.F coal, in excellent to near mint condition. UK P&P Group 1 (£16+VAT for the first lot and £2+VAT for subsequent lots)

A large collection of unboxed, used 00 gauge model locomotives, coaches and rolling stock, along with four boxed DeAgostini 1/220 diecast metal z scale Minitrains. Collection includes: one Atlas Editions boxed Minitrains 1/220 Tee Edelweiss; one Atlas Editions boxed Minitrains 1/220 Flying Scotsman; one Atlas Editions boxed Minitrains 1/220 Golden Arrow; one Atlas Editions boxed Minitrains 1/220 Mallard; Hornby Solway Firth 70043 with tender; Tri-ang Princess Victoria 46205 with tender; Mainline 3210 with tender; two Hornby Intercity coaches (item ref. R439-0020, one with grey roof, one with black roof); two Hornby Intercity Swallow 82205 driving van trailers;  a Tri-ang coach 34002 and a Tri-and coach W34302 (both item ref. R28/220); a Tri-ang coach W15771 and a Tri-ang coach 24010 (both item ref. R29/221); a Hornby coach 3 LMS 2257; an Electrotren Transfesa wagon (item ref. 83 80 285 1 103-1); a Tri-ang Pullman Jane dining car (item ref. R228); a Tri-ang Pullman Anne dining car (item ref. R228); a Hornby GWR Third Class restaurant car 9578; a Tri-ang Royal Mail coach M30224 (item ref. R23); a Lima BP Offshore Services Aberdeen S42746 double bogie van; an Electrotren Transfesa container wagon;  a Lima Texaco Milford Haven J62417 bogie tank wagon; a Hornby Permanent Way Dept. TR 9372 track cleaning car (no felt pads); a Hornby Baxters closed van; a Hornby Bannockburn wagon (item ref. R009 020); a Hornby SC mineral wagon (item ref. R564 040); a Hornby BRT 7799 bulk grain hopper wagon; a Hornby Tidmouth Milk tanker;  a Lima Black & White Scotch Whisky bulk grain Procor wagon; a Tri-ang green open wagon W1005 (item ref. R10/13); a Lima Austin Rover 12-ton open wagon; a Trackmaster brown open wagon;   a Tri-ang British Railways tender (R33); and a Tri-ang brake van W6297 (item ref. R124).  

Cast iron rain hopper

A painted cast iron rain hopper, dated 1873. 40x36x28cm.

Bachmann Branchline OO gauge rolling stock, including 33 - 050B five plank wagon Pounsbury of Bristol, 33-551 46 ton GLW hopper wagon HEA Railfreight, etc, boxed. (8)

Three First World War Royal Air Force medal pairs of British War Medal and Victory Medal, awarded to "47556 1.A.M R.G. CLIPSTONE RAF"; "106687 A. SGT. A.C. HOPPER RAF" and "96306. 2. A.M. D. MCCALMAN RAF"Sold together with photocopies of service records.

The Royal Navy Court Martial Reports of Captain Anthony James Pye Molloy (1754 – 1814) A collection of original handwritten manuscripts that offer captivating first-hand accounts of Captain Molloy and twelve selected crew members. These documents were presented as evidence during the court martial in 1795, in response to charges of misconduct levied against Molloy during the 'Glorious First of June' conflict with the French in 1794. As commander of the leading warship HMS Caesar, Molloy was accused of disobeying orders and failing to give his "utmost endeavours to pass through the enemy’s line," which led to condemnation from Lord Howe and other ship captains. To clear his name, Molloy requested a court-martial, which was conducted in May 1795 with the Admiralty's agreement. The court-martial was conducted over sixteen days and after final deliberation, the members concluded that the charges against Captain Molloy had been proven. However, they also noted that Molloy's personal courage had been unimpeachable in previous actions. Despite this, the court ultimately adjudged him to be dismissed from the command of His Majesty’s ship Caesar. Despite the praise for his bravery, the court martial's findings effectively ended Molloy’s career in the Royal Navy, and he never held another command. The testimonials, written in a clerk’s hand, comprise Captain Molloy (8 pages), Lieutenant Ebdon (2 pages), Lieutenant Bennett (4 pages), Lieutenant Dickson (4 pages), Lieutenant Dickinson (4 pages), Lieutenant Hodder (2 pages), Lieutenant Jones (3 pages), Lieutenant Whitty (3 pages), Lieutenant Cleverly (4 pages), Thomas Hopper (4 pages), Captain Driffield, Captain of the Marines (2 pages), Ship’s Master Mr. Luckey (4 pages), and Ship’s Carpenter Mr. Holmes (1 page). Excerpts from Captain Molloy’s account include: (after describing the already perilous condition of the ship due to damage following two hours of conflict on the 29th/30th May) At Dawn of Day on the 1st of June we saw the enemies fleet in line upon our lee beam at about 4 leagues distance … In running down the three van ships of the enemy opened their fire upon us and cut us very much. The Officers upon that sent to me repeatedly for permission to fire which I refused telling them that she was not yet near enough when she was properly placed I would let them know and they might then fire away as fast as they would. We continued bearing down upon them for a full quarter of an hour we hauld up, and we then tried our broadside into the 2nd ship of the line, back’d the maintopsail, and shot up abreast of the van ship with which we began a brisk and heavy fire which was at first as briskly returned after having been for some time engaged I could not see our opponent for smoak, I ordered the firing to cease, and when it cleared up I found that both the van ships had their jibs up and had edg’d away and considerably increased their distance from us. Our mizen mast was at this time shot through in two places the mizen yard shot away and the cross jack and mizen topsail yards and the quarter masters at the wheel immediately called out to me that some accident had happened to the rudder for that the wheel was immoveable. I went myself to the wheel with the Master and tried to move it, but could not, it was at this moment the Marine Officers and people stationed on the poop to observe signals call’d out to me that our signal was flying on board the Bellorophon to come to close action. I immediately said, I am sorry for it, but cannot help it answer the signal, which it was, but was not haul’d down. … In less than 20 minutes the van ship bore round up before the wind extremely shatter’d in her hull and starboard quarter, we then rak’d her, and bore up after her, by which means our broadsides was presented to the head of the 2nd ship and we gave her our fire, right into the bows and she bore away also as much as shatter’d in her hull as the other. In wearing round we fired a broadside at the 3rd ship when her foremast went, and at the near broadside her main and mizzen masts went also. The Leviathan then came close down to the demasted ship and lay close under the stern firing broadsides into her but the ship would not strike. I attempted to haul to the wind after the two van ships who had haul’d close up on the starboard lack with a great deal of sail lost, but having no after sail whatever to set and not being able to set the mainsail the stay having again been shot away together with the spring stray, and most of the main shroudes, I found it impossible. In this action we had 15 men kill’d and 61 wounded, 8 guns disabled and two bower anchors five large shot in the main mast the maintops and main*** very badly wounded. The mizen topsail yard and cross jack yards shot in two, mainstay springstay and almost all the fore and main rigging together with the running rigging and every sail that was bent was cut to pieces. Our main topmast shott off in the head and most of the booms cut to pieces and yet it has been cruelly and malignly said that the Caesar was not in action and that the loss she sustained in men was solely owing to her guns having burst Whereas one gun only did burst And that was before splintered by the enemies shot and two men only were killed by it, Vig’t George Chambers and John Morrison. I am censur’d in Lowe Howes Supplemental Letter for not having kept to the wind on the 29th of May. I fully admit I did not, and for the best of all reasons, I could not, having not only been disabled in a smart action we had been in for two hours and upwards prior to the signals being made to tack and pass through the enemies line but from the leaky state of the ship, was absolutely in distress yet we kept up a very heavy in that condition as we passed along the line. No idea is given to the public or impressions made on these minds that the Caesar had been engaged when the signal was made to pass through the Enemys line which vey signal gives the Captain to whom it is addressed a discretionary power of acting and the Conduct of the leading ship is by no means a guide for others, as the orders specifically say that ships are not to be misled by the Leader, for in the event of their not keeping their station either from inability or neglect, the others are to proceed to execute the specified movement. Several crew members appear to be in strong support of Molloy's leadership - e.g. Thomas Hopper, who begins his deposition with 'To the truth of this I can swear, but not to particular words to any time, as I never took any remarks - for Heaven knows I never expected to have any occasion for it.' Provenance:Provenance: Originally purchased as part of an archive from Booths Solicitors, London.Footnote:[i] Stevenson, William (1817). Lives of the British Admirals: Containing an Accurate Naval History, From the Earliest Periods. The Naval History Continued to the Year 1779. London: C. J. Barrington, p. 342. [ii] Chester Chronicle, 22 May 1795, Friday, p. 2Condition:Reports all fragmenting at the left-hand edges, with losses and small tears - but the pages are all still secured together at the top-hand left corners and the interiors of the documents are in a good, clear condition and still very legible with wide margins around the interior text. The exterior fronts of all testimonies are inscribed with the witness's name and position, further titled 'Report of the Caesar' and named to Booth solicitors on the lower right-hand front corners.

An assortment of Tri-ang OO gauge model railway train accessories. Including track, a R.161 Operating Hopper Car set, power unit controller, etc, the majority in the original boxes

Britains 9525 Mercedes Trac 1500 Tractor - lime green, black, with figure driver (box comes with detachable header); 9527 Fiat Half-Track Tractor - brown, black, cream with figure driver; 9529 Massey Ferguson 595 Double Rear Wheeled Tractor - red, grey and 9597 Mercedes Trac 1500 Tractor with Detachable Tipping Hopper - white, brown, black with figure driver - conditions appear to be generally Near Mint to Mint (require very light attention in cleaning) in generally Good Plus (some slight crushing to cellophane) to Excellent rainbow window boxes. (4)

Hornby - Minitrix - Kibri - A mixed collection of model railway items in N gauge and O gauge. Lot includes an unboxed N gauge 0-6-0 steam locomotive; boxed N gauge Minitrix Hopper wagon; a Hornby boxed o gauge no.1 Petrol Tank Wagon 'National Benzole' and similar. Items all have play and age wear appearing to range Fair - Good. Boxes appear Poor - Fair Plus. All items are unchecked for completeness. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (K)

Hornby - A boxed Hornby O gauge clockwork #50 steam locomotive (reversing) and boxed tender, with a boxed group of freight rolling stock and accessories, including #42213 No.1 Tank Wagon 'Shell Lubricating Oil'; #42180 Hopper Wagon; #42213 No.1 Tank Wagon Manchester Oil Refinery' and similar. The locomotive with Op.No.60199 is with key and works when tested and appears to be in Very Good condition. Other items range between Fair Plus - Very Good Fair - Good boxes with age and storage imperfections. All items are unchecked for completeness. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (K)

Dennis Hopper was an American actor, filmmaker, and artist, known for his work in the film industry. While he was primarily recognized for his acting career, Hopper was also a talented photographer. He captured images throughout his life, particularly during the 1960s and 1970s, which reflected the cultural and social changes happening in America during that time.Hopper's photography often focused on subjects related to counterculture, street life, and the world of entertainment. He documented iconic figures such as Andy Warhol, Martin Luther King Jr., and Mick Jagger, among others. His photographic style was characterized by its rawness and candid nature, capturing unguarded moments and intimate portraits.Hopper's photography gained recognition in the art world, and his work has been exhibited in galleries and museums internationally. He published a book of his photographs titled "Out of the Sixties" in 1986, which showcased his unique perspective and his ability to capture the spirit of the era.It's important to note that Dennis Hopper was primarily known as an actor and filmmaker, but his photography remains a significant aspect of his artistic legacy. Measures 13.15 x 9.75Verso is blank.Mounted to archival quality paper.

Dennis Hopper was an American actor, filmmaker, and artist, known for his work in the film industry. While he was primarily recognized for his acting career, Hopper was also a talented photographer. He captured images throughout his life, particularly during the 1960s and 1970s, which reflected the cultural and social changes happening in America during that time.Hopper's photography often focused on subjects related to counterculture, street life, and the world of entertainment. He documented iconic figures such as Andy Warhol, Martin Luther King Jr., and Mick Jagger, among others. His photographic style was characterized by its rawness and candid nature, capturing unguarded moments and intimate portraits.Hopper's photography gained recognition in the art world, and his work has been exhibited in galleries and museums internationally. He published a book of his photographs titled "Out of the Sixties" in 1986, which showcased his unique perspective and his ability to capture the spirit of the era.It's important to note that Dennis Hopper was primarily known as an actor and filmmaker, but his photography remains a significant aspect of his artistic legacy. Measures 13.15 x 9.75 Verso is blank.Mounted to archival quality paper.

Dennis Hopper was an American actor, filmmaker, and artist, known for his work in the film industry. While he was primarily recognized for his acting career, Hopper was also a talented photographer. He captured images throughout his life, particularly during the 1960s and 1970s, which reflected the cultural and social changes happening in America during that time.Hopper's photography often focused on subjects related to counterculture, street life, and the world of entertainment. He documented iconic figures such as Andy Warhol, Martin Luther King Jr., and Mick Jagger, among others. His photographic style was characterized by its rawness and candid nature, capturing unguarded moments and intimate portraits.Hopper's photography gained recognition in the art world, and his work has been exhibited in galleries and museums internationally. He published a book of his photographs titled "Out of the Sixties" in 1986, which showcased his unique perspective and his ability to capture the spirit of the era.It's important to note that Dennis Hopper was primarily known as an actor and filmmaker, but his photography remains a significant aspect of his artistic legacy. Measures 13.15 x 9.75 Verso is blank.Mounted to archival quality paper.

Dennis Hopper was an American actor, filmmaker, and artist, known for his work in the film industry. While he was primarily recognized for his acting career, Hopper was also a talented photographer. He captured images throughout his life, particularly during the 1960s and 1970s, which reflected the cultural and social changes happening in America during that time.Hopper's photography often focused on subjects related to counterculture, street life, and the world of entertainment. He documented iconic figures such as Andy Warhol, Martin Luther King Jr., and Mick Jagger, among others. His photographic style was characterized by its rawness and candid nature, capturing unguarded moments and intimate portraits.Hopper's photography gained recognition in the art world, and his work has been exhibited in galleries and museums internationally. He published a book of his photographs titled "Out of the Sixties" in 1986, which showcased his unique perspective and his ability to capture the spirit of the era.It's important to note that Dennis Hopper was primarily known as an actor and filmmaker, but his photography remains a significant aspect of his artistic legacy. Measures 13.15 x 9.75 Verso is blank.Mounted to archival quality paper.

Dennis Hopper was an American actor, filmmaker, and artist, known for his work in the film industry. While he was primarily recognized for his acting career, Hopper was also a talented photographer. He captured images throughout his life, particularly during the 1960s and 1970s, which reflected the cultural and social changes happening in America during that time.Hopper's photography often focused on subjects related to counterculture, street life, and the world of entertainment. He documented iconic figures such as Andy Warhol, Martin Luther King Jr., and Mick Jagger, among others. His photographic style was characterized by its rawness and candid nature, capturing unguarded moments and intimate portraits.Hopper's photography gained recognition in the art world, and his work has been exhibited in galleries and museums internationally. He published a book of his photographs titled "Out of the Sixties" in 1986, which showcased his unique perspective and his ability to capture the spirit of the era.It's important to note that Dennis Hopper was primarily known as an actor and filmmaker, but his photography remains a significant aspect of his artistic legacy. Measures 13.15 x 9.75 Verso is blank.Mounted to archival quality paper.

An Edwardian mahogany purdonium, with carved lower rim, two brass handles to the sides, fall front, a/f missing metal hopper, 42 by 38 by 57.5cm high.

LGB Lehmann Gross Bahn 'The Big Train' (Ernst Paul Lehmann Patent, made in Germany), G gauge model railways 4x 42413 hopper wagon Schotterwerk Silberhutte, red, each boxed. (4)

LGB Lehmann Gross Bahn 'The Big Train' (Gebr Marklin of Germany), G gauge model railways 49690-01 RhB hopper car Selbstentladewagen Fac 8707 brown and 49690-02 RhB hopper car Selbstentladewagen Xac 9435 yellow, both boxed. (2)

LGB Lehmann Gross Bahn 'The Big Train' (Ernst Paul Lehmann Patent, made in Germany), G gauge model railways 3x 41614 RhB hopper car Fau 8767, yellow, and 41810 (made in China) freight boxcar Gb 5805 brown, each boxed.

LGB Lehmann Gross Bahn 'The Big Train' (Gebr Marklin of Germany), G gauge model railways 2x 40895 Container Transport Car with Waste Removal Hopper Rhb Y11569, both boxed. (2)

LGB Lehmann Gross Bahn 'The Big Train' (Ernest Paul Lehmann, made in Germany), G gauge model railways 30730 DR passenger coach 900-454 KB red and cream, 42610 DR low-sided gondola wagon set 99-03-95 green and 99-33-52 brown, 42413 hopper wagon Schotterwerk Silberhutte red and 45254 RhB cement silo car Uce 8028 silver, each boxed. (4)

Twenty one Hornby Dublo pressflo closed bulk Hopper wagons and Prestwin chemical wagons

Fifteen Hornby Dublo fuel tankers and five Hopper wagons

Fifteen Hornby Dublo Hopper wagons

Fourteen Hornby Dublo Hopper wagons

Ten Roco 00/H0 gauge boxed hopper wagons

Twenty 00 gauge , Hornby Hopper mineral wagons

Eighteen N gauge, rolling stock tankers, open wagons, car transporter, hopper etc

Eighteen Hornby Dublo Hopper wagons

A collection of Triang 00 gauge boxed railway coaches, wagons, Royal Mail coach set, operating hopper car set, level crossing etc

Collection of Charlie bears: (1) Winco Hopper grasshopper, CB 195216, 2019, LE 5/600, from The Tale of The Ants & the Grasshopper, blue and green plush and sateen wings, swing label certificate, 18"/46cm; (2), (3) & (4) Trick and Treat Halloween pumpkin characters, CB175190 and CB175191, orange plush, both with swing labels, 9"/23cm; (5) Caspian crocodile, CBPC14CRO, green plush, swing labels; all have carry bags, Near Mint; (5).

Acorn Electron 1982 console with Decca CR 1200 Radio Cassette Recorder, user guides and games including Boxer, Chess, Hopper, Arcadians and Business Games (all untested)

Bachmann - Lima - Model Power - 12 boxed items of HO gauge rolling stock (mainly US related). Lot includes Bachmann #73100 51' Grain Car 'Santa Fe'; Model Power 55' cylindrical hopper Alberta Heritage Fund; Bachmann #43-1006-F4 42' Open Quad Offset Hopper 'Southern' and similar. Items appear to be in Good - Excellent condition overall housed in Poor - Good dusty boxes with age and storage wear. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (SK)

Bachmann - Lima - Model Power - Tyco - 12 boxed items of HO gauge rolling stock (mainly US related). Lot includes Bachmann #43-1001-38 42' 3 Dome Tank Car 'Exxon'; Tyco Stock Car 'Durango'; Bachmann 43-1006-K5 42' Open Quad Offset Hopper 'Napierville'; and similar. Items appear to be in Good - Excellent condition overall housed in Poor - Good dusty boxes with age and storage wear. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (SK)

Britains - Corgi - Conrad - Gama - Siku - A gathering of 10 unboxed diecast Mercedes Benz / 'Unimog' vehicles in various scales. Lot includes Britains MB Trac 1500 Tipping Hopper; Gama Tipping Unimog with tanker trailer; Conrad #5016 MB Trac 1500 and similar. Models show some signs of play and age wear generally appearing Good - Very Good and are unchecked for completeness. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (SK)

A roof hopper, a wooden wheel set with teeth and a galvanised lidded pot (3)

Pair of Hardwear thigh waders, size 8; another pair, size 10; pair of knee waders, size 10; pair of liners, and a Wave Hopper life jacket, etc., (as new). (a lot)

Lehmann-Gross-Bahn (LGB) G Scale Model Railway issues comprising five items of unboxed rolling stock as shown, note One Hopper wagon has steps loose. Plus Bachmann Thomas the Tank Engine Emily's 6 Wheel Coach. Excellent in box.

Model Railway comprising Bachmann no.31-850 J39 1974 L.N.E.R Lined Black, 31-600 V3 7684 Green (Hopper Type Bunker), 31-603 V1 466 Lined in Black. All look to be without fault in original boxes. Storage wear to boxes.

A signed Carlisle United AFC Wembley 1995 football shirt, signatures include Joe Joyce, Tony Hopper, Rod Thomas, Dean Walling, Paul Murray, Tony Craig, Richard Prokas, etc, size 34/36", 86/91 cm

A collection of metal garden ornaments including a vintage hopper, jug pot,etc

Bachmann Railway 00 Scale Model of a V3 Tank 67666 BR hopper type with late crest. See photos.

Thirteen Dapol OO gauge wagons. Including a B745 British Railways Fruit D wagon, a B643 12t Hopper, etc. in the original boxes