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HORNBY 0 GAUGE BOXED ROLLING STOCK : NO 50 TANK WAGON, SHELL IN GREEN BOX, LMS HOPPER, MO PULLMAN M1 TENDER

OLD RUPERT BEAR BOUNCY RUBBER HOPPER

Easy Rider (1969) US One sheet film poster, starring Peter Fonda & Dennis Hopper, style C, Columbia, folded, 27 x 41 inches Stain to upper right yellow area (visible on image), otherwise very good condition.

Eleven Hornby "OO" Gauge Rolling Stock, #R238 Merry-Go-Round Hopper Wagons '3511540':- All Boxed

Ten Boxed Hornby "OO" Gauge #R6106 ECC International Hopper Wagons '375007'.

Ten Boxed Wrenn Railways ""OO"" Gauge #W4644 Hopper Wagons 'B414029'.

Fourteen Lima 'OO' Gauge #305612 7 Plank Open Wagons 'Glasshoughton Coke Graded Nuts', together with Lima 'OO' Gauge #305638W Hopper Wagon 'Tilcon', all boxed.

Eight Boxed Lima 'OO' Gauge #305638W Hopper Wagons, in Tilcon livery 'PR14099'.

Six Hornby "OO" Gauge Rolling Stock #R249 MGR Hopper Wagons, Speedlink Livery '352556':- All Boxed

Eight Boxed Hornby "OO" Gauge #R033 MGR Hopper Wagons '350897'.

Two Boxed Bachmann Branch-Line 'OO' Gauge Locomotives, #31-853, Gresley J39 Class 0-6-0 Locomotive and Six Wheeled Tender, R/No. 1996, LNER plain black, #31-607, Gresley VI/3 Class 2-6-2T Locomotive, R/No. 67684, Doncaster green, British Railways (Hopper type bunker).

Six Boxed "OO" Scale Lineside Buildings and Structures, by Hornby 'Skaledale' Bachmann 'Scenecraft' including Hornby #R9732 Rail Over River Bridge, Hornby #R9644 Terrace Townhouse (unpainted), Bachmann 'Scenecraft' #44-192 Platform Buffet, Hornby #R8711 Cement Hopper.

Victorian drain hopper & a Belfast sink

An Elswick Hopper blue painted lady's bicycle with basket to the front

A collection of 9x Hornby 00 gauge railway trainset rolling stock to include; R.156 Class 08 Diesel Shunter, weathered R.238 Merry Go Round Hopper Wagon, weathered R.249 Hopper Wagon, Intercity Brake Coach, weathered R.344 Track Cleaning Car & others. All within their original boxes. 

Triang Railways Canadian HO Trains, No TS.901 Cross Canada Diesel Freight Set, consists of Diesel A unit, hopper car, box car and caboose, oval track, in excellent condition, box lid fair plus Lima (Italy) Train set 6307A LMS 0-6-0 Locomotive and tender, with six rolling stock wagons, in excellent condition, box is fair (2 items)

Quantity of H0/ 00 Gauge Hornby Locomotives, Rolling stock and Accessories including boxed RS.3 set, with 4-6-2 Britannia Locomotive and tender, 3x Pullman coaches, missing track, R3M set DMU power car and dummy car, missing track, R.752 Battle Space Turbo car, R.567 Battle Space Radar Tracking Command Car, R55 B-B Diesel loco T.C. series, R58 B-B Diesel B unit T.C. series, R.32 T.C. tender, R115 Caboose TC-series, R125 Observation coach, R25 Vista Dome coach, R126 Stock Car IT.C series, R.19 Tarpaulin load wagon, R.015 Yeoman hopper wagon, R.112 goods wagon, R.129 Refrigerator Car, R158 Diesel trail car, R.210 Shell fuel tanker, R223 S.R. Suburban composite coach, R.334 Diesel railcar centre unit, R.61 Signal box (Plymouth)R 96 straight track, R104 half curved track, R 109 half curve track, R481 straight track, 2x 482 Quarter straights track, R.43H 2 hand signals, R.410 Track underlay, R146 Modern Engine shed, 9x boxed points, seven unboxed coaches, rolling stock and 12 catalogues, all in good to excellent condition, boxes are poor to excellent (57 items)

Hayracks, cast-iron hopper, etc.

A 19th century dated lead hopper, of rectangular shape, with initials IP and date 1836, 42 cm wide X 50 cm with brackets (now rusty)

Two boxes of mixed 00 gauge display locomotives and boxed and loose 00 gauge railways to include a set of five Bachmann Buxton Lime Industry bogie hopper wagons

Calvin (John) Sermons upon the Epistle of Sainct Paule to the Galathians, [translated by A. Golding], first edition, title within woodcut border, title soiled, 2I1 small tear in lower margin, 2R4 corner torn away not affecting text, browned, 17 century ink inscription of Thomas Edwards on title, 19th century bookplate of Hopper, Hermitage, Co. Durham on front pastedown, contemporary blind-stamped calf over wooden boards, brass corner and centre plates, remains of brass clasps, re-backed in modern calf, [STC 4449], sm. 4to. by Lucas Haryson and G. Bishop, 1574. ⁂ Perhaps Thomas Edwards (c. 1599-1648), Church of England clergyman and religious controversialist.

Hopper, Edward; Gail Levin: A Catalogue Raisonne; Four volume set including CD-Rom. NY, Whitney Museum of American Art, 1996. Original covers and slipcase; VG.

ELSWICK HOPPER BICYCLE - original and early gents "Hopper" in black with Sturmey Archer gears.

Matchbox Lesney diecast models; Major Pack M-4 Fruehauf Hopper Train, K-18 Articulated Horse Van, both boxed, along with a selection of other Matchbox and Dinky playworn model cars and vehicles.

HO American Railways goods rolling stock by Rivarossi, AHM, Life-Like and others including box vans, hopper wagons and logging trucks, boxed, G (Est. plus 18% premium inc. VAT)

Hornby Dublo goods rolling stock including Esso, Power, Caustic Soda tank wagons, box vans with N.E. and L.M.S. cattle wagons, coal trucks including hopper wagon, F-G (Est. plus 18% premium inc. VAT)

Trackside accessories including station buildings, signal box, loading hopper and seven Super Quick card kits, some items boxed, P-G (Est. plus 18% premium inc. VAT)

Cast iron drain hopper, pump spout, surveyors chain measure

A well engineered model of a live steam grass hopper beam engine, having single lagged vertical cylinder with outside steam chest. Central mounted water pump run from the beam. The model finished in polished metal-work and set on wooden block plinth. 24cm x 16cm.

A stainless steel ice hopper

A copper weathervane in the form of a cockerel, 55cm tall, and a Victorian cast iron hopper 43cm high

Constance B Nash (British 1921-2015)/The Obsolete Coal Hopper/signed and dated '64/oil on canvas board, 76.5cm x 56cm/Provenance: United Society of Artists

ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of vintage signed 12 x 14½ and 8 x10 photographs and some smaller by various stage and screen actors and actresses, mostly British, including Claire Trevor, Joan Fontaine, Alfred Marks, Chili Bouchier, Patricia Laffan, Anton Diffring, Jane Fonda, Gracie Fields, Lana Morris, May Robson, Neta Underwood,John Slater, Dora Bryan, Joan Miller, Patricia Dainton, Victoria Hopper, G. H. Elliott, Alfred Drayton, Paul Massie, Jean Simmons (partially faded signature) etc. Most are signed in bold blue and black fountain pen inks to clear areas of the image, some with inscriptions. G to VG, 22

TENNIS: An exceptional autograph album containing over 120 signatures by various tennis players, each of the pages multiple signed in bold, dark fountain pen inks (most to the rectos only), including Agnes Morton (Wimbledon Singles finalist 1908 & 1909, Wimbledon Doubles Champion, 1914), Wilberforce Eaves (Wimbledon Singles finalist 1895, 1896 & 1897, Olympic Bronze medallist, 1908), Norman Brookes (Wimbledon Champion 1907 & 1914), Leslie Godfree (Wimbledon Doubles Champion 1923), Walter Cecil Crawley, Ruth Winch (Olympic Bronze medallist, 1908), Violet Pinckney, Charlotte Cooper Sterry (Wimbledon Champion 1895, 1896, 1898, 1901 & 1908, Olympic Gold medallist, 1900), Dora Boothby (Wimbledon Champion 1909, Olympic Silver medallist, 1908), Albert Prebble, Ernest Crawley, Blanche Hillyard (Wimbledon Champion 1886, 1889, 1894, 1897, 1899 & 1900), Arthur Gore (Wimbledon Champion 1901, 1908 & 1909, Olympic Gold medallist, 1908), Reginald Doherty (Wimbledon Champion 1897, 1898, 1899 & 1900 Olympic Gold medallist 1900 & 1908), Laurence Doherty (Wimbledon Champion 1902, 1903, 1904, 1905 & 1906, Olympic Gold medallist 1900), Herbert Roper Barrett (Wimbledon Singles finalist 1908, 1909 & 1911, Olympic Gold medallist 1908), Frank Riseley (Wimbledon Singles finalist 1903, 1904 & 1906, Wimbledon Doubles Champion 1902 & 1906), George Hillyard (Secretary of the All England Club 1907-25, Olympic Gold medallist, 1908), Toupie Lowther, George Ball Greene, Anthony Wilding (Wimbledon Champion 1910, 1911, 1912 & 1913, Olympic Bronze medallist, 1912), Theodore Mavrogordato (Wimbledon Doubles finalist 1914), James Cecil Parke (Wimbledon Mixed Doubles finalist 1913 & Doubles finalist 1920, Olympic Silver medallist 1908), Mabel Parton (Olympic Bronze medallist 1912), Bertha Holder, O. C. Johnson, J. D. Sturton, May Sutton (Wimbledon Champion 1905 & 1907), Kenneth Powell (Wimbledon Doubles finalist 1910), Alfred Beamish (Olympic Bronze medallist 1912), Gwendoline Eastlake-Smith (Olympic Gold medallist 1908), Winifred Longhurst, Edith Longhurst, E. R. Allen & C. G. Allen (identical twins), Charles P. Dixon (Wimbledon Singles finalist 1901 & 1911, Wimbledon Doubles Champion 1912 & 1913, Olympic Bronze medallist 1908 and Gold, Silver & Bronze medallist 1912), Maude Garfit, Elizabeth Ryan (Wimbledon Singles finalist 1921 & 1930, Wimbledon Doubles Champion 1914, 1919, 1920, 1921, 1922, 1923, 1925, 1926, 1927, 1930, 1933 & 1934, Wimbledon Mixed Doubles Champion 1919, 1921, 1923, 1927, 1928, 1930 & 1932), Kathleen Aitchison, Edith Boucher (Wimbledon Singles finalist 1911 and Doubles finalist 1914, Olympic Gold medallist 1912), Alice Greene (Olympic Silver medallist 1908), Jessie Coles, George A. Thomas (tennis, badminton & chess player, British Chess Champion 1923 & 1934), Dorothea Lambert Chambers (Wimbledon Champion 1903, 1904, 1906, 1910, 1911, 1913 & 1914, Olympic Gold medallist 1908), Robert Lambert Chambers, Constance Luard (Wimbledon Singles finalist 1905 & 1907), Winifred McNair (Wimbledon Singles finalist 1913 & Doubles Champion 1913, Olympic Gold medallist 1920), Helen Aitchison (Wimbledon Doubles Champion 1909, Olympic Silver medallist 1912), Charles Orpen Tuckey (husband of Agnes Tuckey), Major Ritchie (Wimbledon Singles finalist 1902, 1903, 1904 & 1909, Wimbledon Doubles Champion 1908 & 1910, Olympic Gold, Silver & Bronze medallist 1908), Frank Widdas, Percy Widdas, P. H. Stevens (inventor of tennis ball testing equipment used at Wimbledon in the 1920s), Ethel Larcombe (Wimbledon Champion 1912), Dudley Larcombe (Secretary of the All England Club 1925-39), Dora Armstrong, Vera Spofforth, Harry Scrivener, Frank Burrow (Wimbledon Referee), Alfred Dunlop, Rodney Heath (Wimbledon Doubles finalist 1919), Horace Rice, R. Norris Williams (Wimbledon Doubles Champion 1920, a survivor of the RMS Titanic disaster), Reginald Reid, Charles Frederick Scroope, Simon Frederick Scroope, Alex Drew, Leopold Maxse, Norman Kidson, James Sherrard, Albert E. L. Slazenger (co-founder of the British sporting goods manufacturer Slazenger, providers of tennis balls to the Wimbledon Tennis Championship tournaments since 1902) etc. The latter part of the album contains signatures of a few entertainers and other individuals including Nita Croft, John Stuart, Zena Dare, Victoria Hopper, Henry Hall, Derek Oldham, Anne Shelton etc. A truly remarkable collection of signatures including many Wimbledon champions, finalists and Olympic medallists. Binding very slightly loose, about VG The album bears the ownership signature and address of Jessie Green of Kenilworth Road in The Park, Nottingham, and it is likely that the signatures were obtained in person by her at various tournaments in Nottingham and Leicester. Indeed, George Hillyard and his wife Blanche Bingley, both of whose signatures appear in the album, proved a large factor in drawing many of the best English and foreign players to the Midlands at the time. The Wimbledon referee Frank Burrow was to write ‘the fine entry which Nottingham invariably received was largely due to the fact that the Hillyards always had a house-party for the meeting and brought lots of good players with them over from Thorpe Satchville’.

A box of miscellaneous old tools including a garden line, a metal cutter, a cast iron hopper, two metal containers etc.

Victoria Hopper signed vintage photo. Canadian born British stage and film actress and singer. Good Condition. All signed items come with our certificate of authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, EU from £4.95, Overseas from £6.95

Victoria Hopper signature piece. Canadian born British stage and film actress and singer. Good Condition. All signed items come with our certificate of authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, EU from £4.95, Overseas from £6.95

The Mermaid Theatre Review 1959, together with twelve facsimile letters of congratulation from various actors and actresses including Noel Coward, John Gielgud, Peter Sellers, Diana Dors, Burl Ives, Harry Secombe etc, and ten photographs bearing signatures including Doris Hare, Christine Silver, Diana Wyngard, Victoria Hopper etc

APPROX 75 UNBOXED ITEMS OF 'OO' SCALE GOODS ROLLING STOCK, various makers and including N.B.C. coal wagons, three silver hopper wagons etc.....

HORNBY RAILWAYS BOXED 'OO' SCALE BR -COCO DIESEL ELECTRIC CLASS 58 FREIGHT LOCOMOTIVE No. 58001 and TWO OTHER BOXED FREIGHT LOCOMOTIVES, ditto boxed DIESEL RAIL CAR POWER COACH AND TRAILER COACH SET No. No. R157 box poor and a BOXED SET OF THRE EWS MGR HOPPER WAGONS (5)

MATCHBOX MAJOR BOXED "FREEHAUF HOPPER TRAIN" No M4 almost mint, box with scuffed edges together with TWO MATCHBOX SUPERFAST BOXED items viz No 63 Freeway Gas Tanker and No 52 Police Launch, both mint boxes good and a MINT BOXED MATCHBOX DISESEL SHUNTER NO 75 box good (4)

5 BOXED HORNBY 0 GAUGE - M1 TENDER, GAS CYLINDER WAGON, MO PETROL TANK WAGON, FLAT TRUCK AND HOPPER WAGON

Selection of black and white photographic postcards including 'Forge Valley Scarborough', 'Constructing Marine Drive Scarborough' 'Mail Driver Terrington' Scarborough North Bay, 'Hopper & Mason Staff Scarborough'

Northumberland - Alder Family of Horncliffe, Berwick - Letters. 1832-1835. Bundle of letters from the Alder family of Horncliffe & with letters written by Robert Hopper Williamson, Recorder of Newcastle; letters written from Bristol regarding the Harfield Court Estate with details of the Estate, Berwick, Newcastle, Alnwick, London, Portabello, Edinburgh, addressed to Robert Thorp, Attorney of Alnwick, many with postmarks. (Approx. 60).

A pair of Hopper style plaster figures modelled as Diana and companion, white and turquoise, incised to the base 'March 6 - 1807 H. Hopper London' (converted to electricity), (75cm high) on later square form columns (a.f), (177cm overall), (2).

A cast iron drain hopper and two hay racks

A collection of Hornby series O gauge model railway manufacturered by Meccano Ltd, Liverpool, and including a no.2 special locomotive and tender TE511, railway station no.2 A852 Windsor, a guardsman RS663, Pullman coach no.1, no.1 passenger coach C553, guardsman, No.1 luggage van RS666, guardsman, no.1 rotary tipping wagon RS678, no.0 wagon, no.1 timber wagon, no. side tipping wagon, cement wagon RS660, trolley wagon with two cable drums, hopper wagon RS665, refrigerator van, no.1 milk traffic van, flat truck with container RS713, break van RS655, all boxed, and unboxed a LNER 4993 tank locomotive, another locomotive in need of repair, four passenger coaches, ten miscellaneous wagons, various rails, points and crossover points, two signals.

Clifford Series 3052 hydraulic tower wagon, Palitoy 29 Fiat 1000 Lusso Berlina and twelve Matchbox models including M-4 Fruehauf Hopper Train, K-5 Racing Transporter, K-6 Allis-Chalmers Earth Remover, etc., each boxed.

Circa. 1900 lead rained hopper, H59cm

Boxed Triang OO gauge R161 Operating Hopper Car Set

Five Hornby "OO" Gauge Sea Cow Hopper Wagons, (weathered), #R6288B Departmental YG-B, #R6286E EWS YGB, #R6287B Mainline YGB, #R6286B EWS YGB, #R6287F Trans Rail YGB. All Boxed.

Nine Cased American Outline "N" Gauge Goods Wagons, by Fleischmann and Model Power, all different including Santa Fe crane with work car, box cars, centre flow hopper, tankers and caboose, together with a boxed green max "N" Gauge power unit and a Kato carriage.

Eleven Matchbox Diecast Vehicles Circa 1960's-1970's, including "Matchbox" Car Transporter Accessory Pack No. 2, Sankey 50 Ton Tank Transporter, Major Pack No. M4 Fruehauf Hopper, #K-18 Dodge Tractor and Articulated Horse Van, all loose and playworn.

Fourteen Boxed "OO" Gauge Railway Rolling Stock by Hornby, Mainline, Airfix, including guards van, car transporter, hopper, plank wagons. Not always in correct box.

Eleven Tri-ang "OO" Gauge Rolling Stock Goods Wagons, including #R.82 Hopper Unloader Bridge, #R.344 Track Cleaning Car, with fluid, #R.110 Bogie Bolster Wagon, #R112 Goods Truck with Drop Doors, #R127 C Crane Truck, predominantly boxed.

Nine Mainline "OO" Gauge Railway Goods Wagons and Tankers, rolling stock included #37-136 Tank Wagon 'United Molasses', #37401 G.W.R Matchbox and Container, #37407 Hopper Wagon 'Hoare Bros'. All boxed but not always in correct box.

00 gauge railway locomotives by Bachmann, no.31-612 V3 Tank 67682 BR lined black crest, Hopper bunker, Westinghouse pump weathered, no.32-879 Fairburn 2-6-4 tank 42267 BR lined black crest, both boxed (2).

Matchbox Lesney diecast models; Major Pack M-4 Fruehauf Hopper Train, K-18 Articulated Horse Van, both boxed, along with a selection of other Matchbox and Dinky playworn model cars and vehicles.

G Gauge. An L.G.B. 2010 'No 1' Locomotive in black together with 3063 Passenger Car and a 46690 Rhb Hopper Wagon, all boxed and appear overall G/G+, the 3063 model having a few marks and other signs of wear. (3)

OO gauge, 46 x rolling stock, mostly by Dapol but includes some Hornby, including tankers, hopper wagons, cement wagons, etc. Overall appear VG-E, boxed.