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A collection of tinplate and clock work toys by manufacturers such as METTOY and other pre-war examples. Together with vintage die cast toys by Dinky, Lone Star, Crescent Toys, (8)

Lesney Large Massey Ferguson Tractor (G-F, lacks exhausts) cast iron Buckeye Ditcher, Mettoy tractor trailer and harrow, Lone Star Universal Carrier, Dinky three piece LNER train. various lead figures and a few others (generally F)

The important Great War D.S.O., D.S.C. group of seven awarded to Lieutenant-Colonel Frank Summers, Royal Marine Brigade, Royal Naval Air Service, and Tank Corps (Heavy Branch M.G.C.), who led the first tanks to be used in War on the Somme 1916 Distinguished Service Order, G.V.R., silver-gilt and enamel, with integral top riband bar; Distinguished Service Cross, G.V.R., the reverse hallmarked London 1915 and engraved ‘Captain F. Summers D.S.C.’; British South Africa Company Medal 1890-97, reverse Matabeleland 1893, no clasp (Troopr. F. Summers, Victoria Column.); Queen’s South Africa 1899-1902, 2 clasps, Cape Colony, Wittebergen (Lieut. F. Summers. 53 Co. Impl. Yeo.); 1914 Star, with clasp (Temp. Lieut. F. Summers, R.M. Brigade); British War and Victory Medals, with M.I.D. oak leaves (Lt. Col. F. Summers.) mounted as worn, light contact marks to the earlier medals, otherwise very fine and better (7) £5,000-£7,000 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK --- --- D.S.O. London Gazette 1 January 1917: ‘Temporary Major, Machine Gun Corps.’ D.S.C. London Gazette 1 January 1916: ‘Temporary Captain, Royal Marines. For services with the Royal Naval Division Motor Transport Company in France.’ M.I.D. London Gazette 1 January 1916 and 4 January 1917. Frank Summers served as a Trooper in the B.S.A. Company’s Police during the Matabele Rebellion of 1893, and also acted as a Correspondent for Reuters whilst attached to the Victoria Column. He served during the Boer War as a Lieutenant in the Royal East Kent Yeomanry and was mentioned in despatches. In 1914 Summers volunteered himself and his motor car for service with the Royal Naval Division in Belgium and France, there being a chronic shortage of transport at this time. He was Adjutant of the Royal Marine Motor Transport Company which was formed in September 1914 and disbanded in August 1915. They were employed in transporting troops in every direction as the great move to cover the Channel ports was taking place, and they were very active during the 1st and 2nd battles of Ypres, at Aubers Ridge and at Festubert. Two of its officers were decorated, Captain H. M. Leaf, R.M., with the D.S.O., and Captain Frank Summers with the D.S.C. After serving in France, Summers went to the Dardanelles with the Royal Naval Air Service, probably in armoured cars. His Royal Marine commission was terminated on 27 March 1916, when he transferred to the Army as a Major in the Heavy Branch of the Machine Gun Corps, cover name for the first tank unit, and which later became known as the Tank Corps. He trained and led the original “D” Company of tanks in the attack on Flers-Courcelette on the Somme, 15 September 1916, the first ‘official’ occasion on which tanks were used in the War. However, one of Summers’ “D” Tanks had carried out a lone reconnaissance on the day before, so there can be no doubt that it was one of his tanks that was the first ever to go into action. On 19 November he was in command of three tank companies in the attack on Cambrai. Although the award of his D.S.O. in January 1917 does not carry a citation, there can be little doubt that it was made in recognition of his services on the Somme. He was promoted to Lieutenant-Colonel in the Tank Corps in November 1916 and commanded the 6th Tank Battalion from January to December 1917. Later in the War he served with the British Military Mission in Washington and lecturing at the War College on tank tactics. Whilst in Washington he met with the young Dwight D. Eisenhower, also a tank specialist and destined to become 34th President of the U.S.A.

The outstanding Second War North Russian Convoy ‘PQ 17’ D.S.O. and Lloyd’s Bravery Medal group of eight awarded to Captain Augustus Banning, Merchant Navy, Master of the Rescue Ship Rathlin which, during the course of the War, escorted 60 convoys and rescued over 600 survivors Distinguished Service Order, G.VI.R., silver-gilt and enamel, reverse officially dated 1942, with integral top riband bar; British War and Victory Medals (Lieut. A. Banning. R.N.R.); Mercantile Marine War Medal (Augustus Banning); 1939-45 Star; Atlantic Star; War Medal 1939-45; Lloyd’s War Medal for Bravery at Sea (Captain Augustus Banning, S.S. “Rathlin” 27th June 1942) mounted for wear, extremely fine (8) £3,600-£4,400 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK --- --- D.S.O. London Gazette 29 September 1942: ‘For services during North Russian Convoy PQ17 in July 1942.’ Lloyd’s Medal for Bravery at Sea Lloyd’s List & Shipping Gazette 31 August 1943: ‘Captain Augustus Banning, Master, R.S. Rathlin, and Captain Owen Charles Morris, Master, R.S. Zamalek. These two vessels were in a North Russian convoy. Throughout numerous attacks by enemy aircraft with bombs and torpedoes the fortitude, courage and seamanship of these Masters were of the highest order, and it was due to them that both ships were brought safely through. The guns were used to such good purpose that three of the enemy were destroyed, and between them the two ships rescued over 200 survivors from other vessels.’ In the opening years of the 1939-45 war thousands of merchant seamen lost their lives through enemy action. Hospital ships could not accompany convoys as such ships had to be lighted at night, and would have betrayed the convoy positions. The solution was Rescue Ships, Merchant Navy vessels of about 1,500 gross tons, mostly from coastal trade. Their low freeboard enabled them to get men more easily over the side. They could steam at 11 or 12 knots and so work astern of a convoy and regain station afterwards. These small ships were commanded and manned by Merchant Navy personnel; each carried a naval medical officer and a sickberth attendant, and was fitted with a hospital and operating theatre. The life-saving equipment included rescue boats, Carley floats, float nets, scrambling nets, booms grab hooks and hoists. Twenty-nine Rescue Ships were commissioned during the war. Nothing deterred them from their hazardous duty; U-boat packs, enemy aircraft and surface ships, or the worst gales, ice and snow storms of the North Atlantic and the ‘Murmansk Run’. Six of them were lost or sunk. They escorted 757 convoys and rescued 4,194. Of the many awards to the brave men of the Rescue Ships, there were only two D.S.O.’s - those awarded to Captains Banning and Morris, both for the infamous North Russian convoy PQ17. It was to convoy PQ17, a designation that was to become world famous, that the first Rescue Ships were allocated. They were the Rathlin (Capt. A. Banning), Zaafaran (Capt. C. K. McGowan), and Zamalek (Capt. O. C. Morris), and the inclusion of three such ships in one convoy was evidence of the Admiralty’s concern for the safety of the personnel of the 35 merchant ships which it was intended should sail in it. Augustus Banning, born at Lockerbie, Dumfriesshire, was a Lowlander, and being of medium build and height was known to his friends as ‘Wee Banning’. Besides being a fine seaman, he was an authority on the life and works of Robert Burns. He had been for many years with the Clyde Shipping Company, and had gained his Extra Master’s Certificate. He was in command of the company’s ship Beachy when she was bombed and sunk on 11th January 1941. He was rescued by a trawler, and could only be given first-aid for a broken leg, so he suffered thereafter from a limp. On 1st July the convoy was sighted by a German reconnaissance aircraft and over the next two days the convoy was subjected to sporadic, but unsuccessful, attacks. On the 4th July a lone Heinkel torpedo bomber dived out of the clouds and torpedoed the U.S. ship Christopher Newport. The Zamalek was quickly on the scene and rescued 47 members of her crew of fifty, three men being killed when the torpedoes hit. All day long aircraft circled the convoy, keeping the defenders on the alert, and in the evening they struck. Doctor Wilkins was standing on the deck of the Rathlin at the time. ‘At about 1800 hours the circling German planes were suddenly joined by between thirty and forty Heinkel torpedo bombers which approached at tremendous speed a few feet above the sea on the starboard quarter. All our guns went into action and a terrific barrage was put up by the convoy, which forced the aircraft to turn to port, but did not prevent them from firing their torpedoes into the heart of the convoy. The leader pressed home the attack in a very gallant manner, passing straight down the lines of the convoy and being shot down in flames. Two torpedoes passed ahead of us, one actually under our bows, and three astern.’ Despite the determined way in which the attack was delivered, only three ships were hit. These were the British Navarino, the American William Hooper, and the Russian tanker Azerbaijan. The Zaafaran picked up thirty survivors from the Navarino, while the Rathlin recovered forty-four from the William Hooper and nineteen from the Navarino. Eleven more of the William Hooper’s crew were rescued by the Zamalek. Without the presence of the Rescue Ships there can be no doubt that all of these men would have perished in the freezing Arctic seas. It was late that evening, just as the three Rescue Ships were rejoining the convoy on completion of their work, when a signal was received from the Admiralty ordering the convoy to scatter. The receipt of the order came as a terrible shock to the morale of the crews of the merchantmen, and especially to those in the Rescue Ships loaded with survivors. They saw the cruisers and destroyer section of their escort disappearing at high speed over the western horizon without being aware of the reasons which had prompted such drastic action. Chief among these, it later transpired, was the presence in the area of the German battleship Turpitz. Without their Royal Navy escort the convoy had no option but to scatter and throw themselves at the mercy of marauding U-boats, as well as attacks from the surface and the air. Thus, PQ17 which on the evening of 4th July had been a coherent body of ships steaming eastward in orderly array, became thirty independent vessels engaged in what was to prove a hopeless and costly sauve qui peut. In accordance with the instructions laid down for such an emergency, the Rathlin headed north towards the ice-barrier at her best speed, while the other ships of the convoy followed the divergent courses laid down for them, before resuming the course which would take them to Archangel. On the 6th July Rathlin encountered the United States freighter Bellingham, and the two proceeded in company, many times having to alter course to avoid running into ice. The following day the two ships encountered large formations of ice barring their path to the southward, and they were obliged to take a course which inevitably took them back into the danger area. All day long distress signals from ships and boats’ radio sets were intercepted, many from vessels sunk several hundred miles from the nearest land. It was not long before the Rathlin and her big escort were sighted by a patrolling Focke-Wolf Condor, and it attempted to bomb them. ‘The pilot must have felt sure he could deal with us himself’...

Lone Star - RARE Model of 'Dick Turpin', in ULTRA-RARE Display Box. Some paint loss and could benefit from some light cleaning but otherwise condition generally appears Good Plus overall, contained in a generally Good original display box. See photo. 

Britains, Herald, Timpo, Lone Star & Others - A Group of Lead & Plastic Figures & Accessories. Comprising various 'Cowboys & Indians' / 'Wild West' ranges. Conditions generally appear Fair to Good overall. See photo. 

Matchbox - Lone Star - Corgi - Husky - A collection of cars including Husky James Bond Aston Martin, Impy Merryweather Fire Engine, Volkswagen Caravette, Land Rover Safari and others. They show signs of age and use, some have damage / parts missing, they appear Fair to Good condition overall. (This does not constitute a guarantee) [ba-2]

Britains Deetail - Lone Star - Herald - Timpo - A loose group of plastic toy soldiers from various manufacturers covering several subjects. Lot includes Britains Deetail Napoleonic French Infantryman; Britains Deetail Foreign Legion Officer; Timpo Arab; Lone Star Knight and similar. Figures all have play and age wear with conditions appear to range Poor - Fair Plus some with broken parts. All items are unchecked for completeness. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (K)

Collection of vintage western annuals, comics & lone star western annual

A collection of vintage die cast model vehicles to include Hot Wheels Redline Hot Heap 1967 Matel Inc 'Hong Kong', Dinky Toys Mini Moke and Bell Helicopter together with two other Lone Star Dune Buggy's. (5)

Model rail; Marklin, Fleischmann, Trix, Lone Star, two kiosks and a locomotive, etc.

Playworn diecast, to include Corgi Land Rover 109, a Lone Star Product Bren Gun carrier, Action Man, plastic donkey figure, etc. (1 box)

Cresent, Lone Star & Similar a unboxed & boxed group of Die-Cast Gun & Cap Guns. Includes "Matt Helm Secret Agent" with others. Although unchecked for completeness condition appears generally Poor to Fair, rust and age some within Poor to Fair boxes, could benefit from further clean. See Photo.

Lone Star Diecast Models, including Flyers C.14 Zodiac Estate, C.22 Rolls Royce Silver Cloud, C.21 Fiat 2300.S, Major Series No.1258 Farm King Tractor & Trailer (3), all differ slightly, Tuf-Tots 616 Milk Truck and others, in original boxes, E, boxes P-VG (12)

A lot of plastic figures and accessories and vehicles by various makers including Airfix and Britains comprising Herald 1973 and 1974 catalogues, both G, Britains stage coach and chuck wagon, Lone Star divers, soldiers by Timpo, Cherilea, knights, lone Star, animals, farm workers, etc, almost a banana box full,

Carts with donkeys and children by various makers including Britains and Charbens comprising DCMT / Lone Star playground side with child, Charbens Coster carts (2), with donkeys (3), baskets (4), and vegetables (4), Charbens (2) and Taylor & Barrett Governess carts with pony, seated children (9, but 4 are recent copies), generally G, 1 donkey P, (29),

MIXED BOOKS - TEXAS INTERIORS AND ARCHITECTURE Comprising; Great Houses of Texas, Lisa Germany, Abrams, 1996 Hill Country Houses, Cyndy Severson, Monacelli Press, 2009 Dallas Modern, Dallas Architecture Forum, Visual Profile Books, 2014 Texas Modern: Redefining Houses in the Lone Star State, Helen Thompson, Images Publishing, 2016 Contemporary Texas Architecture, E. Ashley Rooney, Schiffer Publishing, 2014 (5) Condition: For a condition report or further images please email hello@hotlotz.com at least 48 hours prior to the closing date of the auction. This is an auction of preowned and antique items. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and you should expect general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. We strongly advise you to examine items before you bid. Condition reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are our general assessment of damage and restoration. Whilst care is taken in their drafting, they are for guidance only. We will not be held responsible for oversights concerning damage or restoration.

Lone Star Man From U.N.C.L.E gun with holster and a quantity of vintage jigsaw puzzles to include Doctor Who (7), Planet of the Apes (3), Space 1999 (2), UFO, The Monkees , Four Feather Falls, The Magic Roundabout, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (2), Dads Army (3) and BatmanCondition Report: Gun is worn with paint missing, all puzzles boxed except Batman

Group of Matchbox Superfast, Spot-On, Maisto, Lone Star and other models - Including (1) Silver Wraith Rolls Royce; (2) Matchbox 1982, SS100 Jaguar plus others similar (see photo) - Fair to Good unboxed. (42)

Five Original Civil Aircraft by Lone Star, including Boeing 707, all fair/good.

TWO TRAYS OF BOXED DIECAST VEHICLES, to include Corgi models, Lonestar models and others, some models included are as follows a Lone Star Farm King Tractor and Trailer numbered 1258, a Corgi 'We're on the Move' set numbered C82,a Britains Land Rover Defender 90 numbered 9507, a Corgi Transport of the 30's Thornycroft Bus and Ford Model T van, a Corgi Classics British Rail Scammell Scarab numbered 15003, a Corgi Classics BRS Diammond T Wrecker numbered 55604, a Corgi Classics AEC 508 Forward Control 5ton Cabover and others, all models appear to be in good conditions however contents has not been checked for their completion, housed inside their plastic casing and outer cardboard boxes, outer boxes are in mostly good condition some with light wear to sharp edges and corners and some dents to some of the boxes and previous price labels

A QUANTITY OF UNBOXED AND ASSORTED PLAYWORN DIECAST AND PLASTIC VEHICLES, to include a quantity of Mattel Zowees, Corgi James Bond Aston Martin DB5, No.270, working features, tyre slashers and revolving numberplates (wear to decals), missing baddie figures and rear suspension not working on one side, Corgi Juniors Superstock Car, No.75, Matchbox, Lone Star, Majorette, including Amphibie, Solido etc., a boxed Crescent Toys Jubilee State Coach, model still sealed in original polythene and with cardboard shipping box, a vintage German made FWF (Friedrich Frobel Werdau) wooden and metal tipper truck, missing tipping body but otherwise complete and in fair condition (3 boxes)

A QUANTITY OF UNBOXED AND ASSORTED N GAUGE MODEL RAILWAY ITEMS, to include Minitrix class 27 locomotive No.D5379, B.R. green livery (2901), repainted Lima Diesel Shunter (211), assorted passenger (L.M.S. and B.R. eras) and freight rolling stock by Peco, Lima, Minitrix and Graham Farish, lineside/scenic accessories etc., all appear complete and in fairly good condition, with a small quantity of Lone Star OOO N gauge push along locomotives, rolling stock and track, all in playworn condition

A SELECTION OF MILITARY TOYS, to include a boxed camouflaged battery operated Cap Firing Tank by Marx, numbered 8194, model in a good condition with stickers and figure present, model untested, with the canon in the box along with a caution slip, includes an empty cap packet, box worn with pen marks and discolouration, the second a boxed Imai Plastic model Tank series no.1 1:15 scale motorized German Tank IV-F2, numbered 4101, model built but looks to missing some parts, in an AF condition, top figure broken, model fitted with electrical components untested, empty sprues and bags in the box and a set of wheels, the third an unboxed Minic Limited remote controlled tank, numbered M302, green model with stickers attached, untested and missing parts, a unboxed Minic Limited Field Artillery Gun, numbered M301, metal parts rusted but components move, lastly at the base and wheels to an unboxed Lone Star Product Modern Army Series Large Mobile Fighting Unit vehicle, model with rust and losses

A QUANTITY OF UNBOXED AND ASSORTED PLAYWORN DIECAST VEHICLES, to include Corgi Toys Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Car, No.266, complete with all four figures, detachable front & rear wings (some yellow paint loss), side wings work intermittently (lever very stiff to operate), missing one rear light lens, one headlamp slightly bent, some paint loss, Batmobile, No.267, version with both figures, gold cast hubs, pulsating flame exhaust, towing hook, bat logos to doors, working features, missing rockets and aerial, crack to windscreen, The Man from U.N.C.L.E Oldsmobile 88 'Thrushbuster', No.497, metallic purple body with cars spotlights, working feature, James Bond Aston Martin, No.270, working features except roof and rear suspension, but complete with bandit figure, tyre slashers and revolving number plates (decals damaged), Renault 16 Film Unit, Gift Set, No.13 with cameraman and cyclist figures, Citroen 'Le Dandy', No.259, missing spotlights, Bedford TK articulated Chipperfields Circus Horse Transporter, No.1130, with all six horses, Dinky Toys Captain Scarlet Maximum Security Vehicle, No.105, with crate, Ford Cortina, No.133, pale lime body, red interior, Morris Mini Traveller, No.197, green body, yellow interior, Ford Transit Police Accident Unit, No.287, with two signs, four cones, driver, aerial and radar gun, A.E.C. articulated Esso Petrol Tanker, No.945, version with 'Put a Tiger in Your Tank' decal to rear, complete with both hoses and all tank lids, Matchbox etc., with a small quantity of boxed diecast vehicles, to include Dinky Toys Sea King Helicopter, No.724, not tested, battery box clean, working winch, complete with Apollo Space Capsule and instruction leaflet, box complete with pictorial inner which has some creasing, outer box damaged, Dinky playworn Lone Star Impy Flyer, Triang Mini Hi-Way, Lledo etc., most boxes damaged (2 boxes)

A QUANTITY OF UNBOXED AND ASSORTED PLAYWORN DIECAST VEHICLES, to include Dinky Supertoys Foden FG Flat Truck with Chains, No.905, Ford Cortina, No.133, Corgi Major Toys Bedford S type Tractor Unit with Carrimore Low Loader, No.1101, version with red cab and blue trailer, Matchbox, Budgie, Lone Star, Britains etc. (2 boxes)

A MAMOD T.E.1a TRACTION ENGINE (BOXED) a boxed toy string 'telephone' boxed 'Penfold' golf balls, Lone Star and similar plastic figures, and other toys and cigarette cards

Lone Star The Man From Uncle toy pistol set, generally good plus (some Sellotape and Dyno labels applied) in good plus black attaché-style box with plastic handle and good fair inner tray (ink marking and pitting), with Mauser, silencer, scope sight and stock extension. Contents unchecked for completeness or correctness and untested. Viewing recommended.

Diecast 1950s onwards unboxed collection, range of Corgi, Dinky, Matchbox, Budgie, Lone Star, etc. generally excellent in excellent to good. Contents unchecked for completeness or correctness and viewing recommended. Qty approx. 50+ (3B)

Lone Star - DCMT - A vintage Lone Star 73 Marksman Rifle 100 shot cap repeater. It measures 85 cm long and comes with a home made wooden display stand. It appears in Good condition but the scope is missing. (This does not constitute a guarantee) [ba]

John Ayrey - Richmond Toys - Lone Star - Others - A mixed assortment of over 30 diecast busses trams and similar items in various sizes to include Y10 Special edition 1931 A&C Trolleybus "Diddler", 1808 Royal Wedding 1981, Birkenhead Hong Kong Tram no.69 (with card) and similar items. Items appear mostly to be in very good-excellent condition in mostly very good boxes; some storage wear to the boxes. (This does not constitute a guarantee) RG

Dinky - Matchbox - Lone Star - Others - A mixed assortment of 20 diecast busses trams and similar items in various sizes to include DY-S 10 1950 Mercedes-Benz Diesel Omnibus Type 0-3500, Y15-D 1920 Preston Type Tram and G-1 40th Anniversary Collection set of 5 Matchbox Models. Items appear mostly to be in very good-excellent condition in boxes varying from good-excellent. Contents not checked for completeness. (This does not constitute a guarantee) RG

Dinky Toys - Matchbox - Corgi - EFE - Lone Star - Others - An unboxed group of playworn diecast model vehicles in several scales. Lot includes Dinky Toys Messerschmitt Bf109E; EFE Plaxton Panorama Coach 'Bristol Greyhound'; Corgi Open Top Routemaster Bus 'Old Holborn' and similar. All items have play and age wear with conditions generally Poor - Fair Plus. All items are unchecked for completeness. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (K)

Zebra Toys - Lone Star - Diecast - A pair of Boxed Diecast Routmaster Busses to include Zebra #30 and Lone Star #1259. Items appear to be in good-very good condition with some signs of use. Items comes in a fair-good boxes. One has some damage to its end flap. (This does not constitute a guarantee) RG

A collection of vintage toy guns, including Lone Star Cheyenne, Sleuth and Dragnet. CANNOT POST.

Collection of plastic toy soldiers, knights etc, including Crescent Toys and Lone Star examples, together with plastic farm animals, Corgi diecast cars, etc

Vinyl - 74 Rock & Metal LPs and 8 12" singles to include Motorhead (2 LPs 1 12"), Ozzy Osbourne x 3, Deep Purple x 6, Rose Tattoo, Thin Lizzy x 5, UFO x 6, Whitesnake x 5, Marillion (2 LPs and 5 12"), Rainbow, Scorpions x 6, Triumph, Van Halen, Bon Jovi (gold stamp promo), 38 Special, Vandenberg, Y&T (1 LP and 1 12"), ZZ Top x 4, Airrace, Coney Hatch x 2 (one gold stamp promo), Blackfoot, Gillan x 3, Grand Prix, Night Ranger x 2, The Michael Schenker Group x 3, Robert Plant x 2, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Jethro Tull, Lone Star, Blue Oyser Cult x 2, Boston x 2, Palace (2 x 12"), at least vg overall with many Vg+ examples

Lone Star Military lorry With Radar Scanner  - Green, silver trim and searchlight with correct figure   - Excellent plus in a Good Plus red and white carded picture box bright example that displays well 

Lone Star Flyers Group To Include (1) Ford Corsair, (2) 21 Fiat 2300 S Coupe, (small crack on window) (3) 23 Alfa Romeo Giuila, (4) 27 ford Taunus - Conditions are Excellent to Mint in Good (slightly grubby) boxes with outer plain transit cartons and Matchbox Superfast 29 Racing Mini - Excellent in a poor box (5) 

Lone Star Military Bren Gun Carrier with Field Gun- Green with black solid wheels - Good Plus to Excellent in a Good (slightly grubby) red and white carded picture box 

Lone Star Military Armoured Car With Field Gun - Green with black solid wheels - Good Plus in a Good (slightly grubby) red and white carded picture box 

Lone Star Military Armoured car - Green with black solid wheels with tow hook - Good Plus in a Good red and white carded picture box 

Quantity Of American Armoured Formation Badges embroidery include 2nd Armoured ... 3rd Armoured ... 21st Armoured ... 30th Armoured ... 49th Armoured ... 4/35 Armoured ... 3rd RCN Armoured ... 1/110 Armoured ... 112th Armoured Cavalry.  Titles include Lone Star ... 4th Recon Sq. 5th Cav. ... Old Ironsides.  86 items. INVOICE PAYABLE ON PRESENTATION BY BANK TRANSFER

Vintage Toys, play worn Diecast military vehicles, Crescent toy company , lone star, Dinky, trucks , artillery, armoured cars, along with plastic soldiers and a matchbox jet

Lone Star James Bond 007 Toy Cap Pistol with Silencer. Displays good, in working order, with fair repaired original box.

1940's and 1950's children's annuals and books, diecast cars, inc. Matchbox and Lone Star - other toys etc.

Lone Star Man From U.N.C.L.E vintage Die-cast 1965 Cap Gun Lone Star Man From U.N.C.L.E vintage Die-cast 1965 Cap Gun, Good (some paint chips), upon Good backing card.

Lone Star Man From U.N.C.L.E vintage 1965 Die-cast Cap Gun & Sweet Cigarette Packet Lone Star Man From U.N.C.L.E vintage Die-cast 1965 Cap Gun, Excellent. Cadet Sweets Sweet Cigarette Packet, empty, Near Mint. (2)

Lone Star James Bond 007 100 Shot Repeater Cap Pistol with Silencer Lone Star James Bond 007 100 Shot Repeater Cap Pistol with Silencer, Near Mint complete, within Good Plus box, includes one roll of caps.

2 Tonka tin crane trucks, tractor with trailer, Tri-Ang crane truck and Lone-Star crane truck

A large quantity of Matchbox, Corgi, Lone Star and other diecast cars and other vehicles, play-worn

WWI Australian group of three, 1914-1915 Star, War and Victory, named 125 Dvr. E. A. Blaby, 13 L.H. Rgt. A.I.F., together with two ribbon bars and a 13 A.L.H. cap badge.Eric Alfred Blaby was born in Charlton Victoria Australia in 1895, he was one of seven brothers to Alfred and Crystal Blaby.He was a private in the 13th Australian Light Horse Regiment and enlisted on 7th November 1914. After training at the Broadmeadows training camp north of Melbourne, he embarked from Melbourne on HMAT Persic on 28th May 1915. He arrived in Egypt on 25th June. Then was deployed on 11th September 1915 on defensive duties around the Lone Pine trenches in Gallipoli. He left for Egypt again and in December 1915 and was deployed on the defence of the Suez canal, then redeployed in July 1916 when he arrived in France.On the Western Front he was mainly involved in transporting supplies and reconnaissance. He took part in the repelling of the German St Michael offensive in March 1918. He returned from the war to Australia on 4th July 1919. At 5’5” tall he was quite an athlete. He won a swimming race across Melbourne Bay and was a Melbourne amateur golf champion with a handicap of 2.

Large quantity of play worn diecast featuring Matchbox, Corgi, Lone Star, Crescent Toys, Polistil, Lintoy, etc (2 boxes)

Three boxed diecast models to include boxed Dinky 176 NSU Ro 80 in burgundy, cased Dinky 187 De Tomaso Mangusta in orange and white, boxed 21 Lone Star Flyers Fiat 2300S Coupe, together with a quantity of 13 x diecast models to include Corgi Lincoln Continental, Corgi Batmobile, Solido Jaguar E-Type, etc

Small quantity of 11 Mid 20th C onwards diecast models to include Dinky Triumph 2000, Dinky 199 Austin Seven Countryman, Corgi Chrysler Imperial, Corgi Ford Zephyr, Dinky 189 Triumph Herald, etc, all diecast showing some signs of play wear, but mainly gd overall, together with two cap guns to include 1 x Lone Star and 1 x Crescent Toy example

57 Mid 20th C onwards Military diecast models featuring Matchbox Superkings, Dinky, Matchbox Seakings, Britains, Corgi, Lone Star, etc, diecast play worn (2 boxes)

Three boxed diecast models to include Corgi 152S BRM Formula 1 Grand Prix Racing Car (Missing figure), Lone Star No. 1259 Routemaster Bus and Dinky 23K Talbot-Lago Racing Car in blue (Contained within reproduction box and showing signs of reconditioning), all diecast vg overall unless stated with a couple of signs of paint chipping and boxes gd-vg overall

Boxed Schuco 4001 Examico tin plate model in dark red and complete and a boxed Lone Star Smith & Wesson 45 diecast metal gun (2)

Quantity of plastic figures to include examples from Crescent Toys, Lone Star, etc, featuring mainly Wild West and soldier figures, vg overall

Three Toy Guns featuring Crescent and Lone Star including Rustler Toy Gun, Gambler and Luger, play worn