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Click here to subscribeA lady's 18ct yellow gold Rolex wristwatch, circa 1962, the rectangular watch with engine turned detail, enclosing a rectangular face with gilt dial and batons, manual wind, reverse stamped '1545087', with an attached 9ct yellow gold bark effect finish strap, total weight 22.3gms, within original Rolex box
A lady's Rolex wristwatch, circa 1935, manual wind, the stainless steel circular case with silvered dial, black Arabic numerals, blue steel hands and subsidiary seconds dial, dial marked ROLEX and 'P.Orr & Sons Ltd', case numbered '023345 2343', with circular strap lugs and double cord strap (detached) and within fitted P. Orr & Sons Ltd, Madras & Rangoon case, dial 17mm diameter, case 21mm diameter (excluding winding button)
Victorian Belgian 'British Bull Dog' Revolver (Obsolete Calibre) 19th century AD. A 5-shot, double-action solid frame revolver chambered for the obsolete .44 calibre bulldog cartridge; hinged loading gate to right with swing-out manual cartridge ejector rod housed through cylinder pin; the frame heavily engraved with foliage and inscribed 'BRITISH BULL DOG' in two lines to top strap with sighting groove; the cylinder with Liege proofmarks to faces, the 50mm barrel rifled with fixed foresight; the bird's-head butt fitted with chequered wood grip scales (retaining screw a replacement); the metal parts with some traces of original nickel plating. 482 grams, 15cm long overall (5 3/4"). Property of an Essex collector. See Layman, George, The British Bulldog Revolver, for much information on the general type; see Hogg, Ian V., Revolvers 1870-1940, number 117 (for the original Webley revolver.) No Firearms Certificate is required for this antique revolver; which is essentially a Belgian copy of the well-known Webley 'British Bulldog' revolver; the Bulldog revolvers, although accurate only at close range with their short barrels, were popular everywhere for their reliability and power as well as being considerably cheaper than other types; they were also popular with police forces. Good condition; action in working order, slight surface pitting.
International Watch Co. An 18ct gold wristwatch, case no.1275940, silvered dial with raised gilt baton numerals, subsidiary seconds, signed International Watch Co, Schaffhausen, signed Cal.88, manual wind movement, in a circular IWC Probus case with curved lugs, on later leather strap, Import marked London 1956, c.1952, 36mm diameter.
A 1970s Omega Flightmaster chronograph gentleman’s wristwatch, case no. 145.036, Grey Exotic dial with luminous markers, three subsiduary dials and blue GMT jet hand, inner rotating 60 minute bezel, manual wind movement, Tonneau shaped case, with Flightmaster marked to cover, Omega crown and enamelled pushers, on a stainless steel Omega bracelet, no.1162, sold with a red Omega box and instruction leaflet, appears to run (3)
An early 20th century clockwork rowing boat toy, comprising metal hulled (zinc?) painted boat with clockwork motor wound via a shaft on the fore deck with manual brake, this activates the boy doll figure to row the boat. The boy doll is integral with the oars and has a bisque head and contemporary clothing and straw hat, rear of boys head impressed mark Schoenan & Hoffmeister. The girl figure has a composition face and a fine miniature straw hat (needs cleaning) and may represent the boys mother. The mechanism is working and has an old key. The boat has a multiple position rudder and appears to be intended for pond use. Good for age despite of paint flaking from hull Condition Report / Extra Information 49cm the rudder 43cm to hull
A box of 35mm cameras and other items to include Kodak DX3600 (2); Olympus Trip 35; various instruction manuals, Pentax - M Zoom 1;4.5 80mm-200mm lens; Nikon EM with Makinon 1:2.8 lens, manual and carry case; Pentax Z-10 with 1:3.5~4.7 lens; a boxed Suwanica Mk VI Electro cine camera with manual; and a Canon AS-6 Underwater 35mm Film camera.
1911 Royal Army Medical Corps Training Manual, with slight wear to the spine. Accompanied by War Office Manual on Map Reading 1929, 1952 War Office standing orders, 1941 Urdu companion, WW1 letter written on the back of battalion orders for 1st Leeds West Yorkshire regiment dated 1915, postcards issued to Japanese soldiers in WW2, plus other items. (12 items)
A 1969 Opal Commodore Coupe, 2.5litre, left-hand drive, metallic blue, vinyl roof, leather interior, manual transmission, registration WVB 27G, date of first registration 1/7/69, car had been garaged and SORN for many years, engine probably seized, restoration project or spares. View by appointment only.
Forberg, Charles. Manual of Classical Erotology (De figuris Veneris), 2 volumes, number 67 of 100 copies only, half-titles, contemporary crimson half morocco gilt, top edge gilt, bookplate of Charles Reginald Dawes, 8vo, Manchester, Privately Printed for Viscount Julian Smithson M.A. and friends, 1884
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