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Lot 1240
1939 Riley Twelve four seater drophead coupé Registration No BFN 559 with four cylinder 12 horse power engine with manual gearbox. This rare and charming pre-war car was purchased new by Mrs Ethel Jones of The Manor House, St Stephens, Canterbury from West End Garage, Boughton and was kept in her family`s ownership until about ten years ago. It is described as in good useable condition with black paintwork and canvas hood with stylish chromed pram irons, louvred bonnet and beige leather interior with fawn carpets. It is sold with a large history file including original log book, its original guarantee, sales brochure, handbook and petrol consumption certificate and receipts for restoration and maintenance. It has a current MOT and tax
Lot 373
Reynolds.Display of Herauldry facsimile of 1739 edition coats-of-arms annotations in pencil original roan-backed boards uncut [J.C.Hotten] [c.1860] § Beatson (R.) A Political Index to the Histories of Great Britain and Ireland 3 parts in 1 some ink annotations browned modern half morocco Edinburgh for the Author 1786 § Sims (R.) A Manual of the Genealogist Topographer... second edition ink signature across title 1861 § Shirley (E.P.) The Noble and Gentle Men of England second edition 1860 some spotting the last two original cloth rebacked all rubbed; and 2 others heraldry & genealogy 8vo & 4to(6)
Lot 496
Kemp (Dixon). Yacht Designing: A Treatise on the Practical Application of the Scientific Principles upon which is Based the Art of designing Yachts, 1876, half-title with ownership signature at head, numerous b & w plans (many folding), two advert leaves at rear, orig. cloth gilt, joints and extrems. frayed and worn, loss at foot of spine, folio, together with Yacht Architecture: A Treatise on the Laws which Govern the Resistance of Bodies moving in Water; Propulsion by Steam and Sail; Yacht Designing: and Yacht Building, 3rd ed., 1897, numerous col. and b & w plans (many folding), some fraying to edges, hinges worn and weak, orig. cloth, rubbed to extrems., thick 8vo, with Manual of Yacht & Boat Sailing, plate vol. only, 8th ed., [1895], lacks title-page, numerous b & w folding plans, some fraying to edges, orig. cloth gilt, rubbed and slightly worn, folio (3)
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Lot 877
ROOSEVELT THEODORE: (1858-1919) American President 1901-1909. T.L.S., Theodore Roosevelt, one page, 4to, Madison Avenue, New York, 15th July 1918, to Major General David C. Shanks, on the printed stationery of The Kansas City Star. Roosevelt thanks Shanks for having sent him a manual which he will look through with great interest. In a postscript he politely declines an invitation, ‘I am not able to accept one in fifty of the invitations sent me, and I cannot go twice to the same place.’ VG
Lot 205
A COLLECTION OF ASSORTED BOOKS & OTHER EPHEMERA, some relating to Aston Martin including Aston Martin owners club news sheets, Auto book workshop manual for Aston Martin 1921 - 58, The Aston Martin Register, Inman Hunter Aston Martin,a pictorial review, Geoff Courtney The Power Behind Aston Martin, Dougy Gershon Aston Martin 1963-72, The Aston Martin Road Tests & Contemporary Articles, two volumes, The Le Mans 24hour Race 1949-1973, various bound Aston Martin magazines, framed photograph Bugatti type 57SC, Jaguar portfolio etc. (one box).
Lot 272
A 1990 VAUXHALL SENATOR 4 DOOR SALOON, registration number , 3 litre 24 valve manual capable and well built saloon. This example to a high specification including full leather. Two owners only from new, the last for 15 years. Shows 106,000 miles and declared "very good" having been garaged throughout its life. V5C. Carmarthenshire vendor.
Lot 275
A 1955 ROVER "90" SALOON, registration number RNY 313, 2638cc six cylinder manual. A totally genuine one family owner, car originally purchased by a Glamorganshire Garage proprietor and retained by his family to date. An expensive and high quality car in its day this example has been maintained in dry storage recently and is declared to require only "light re-commissioning". Traditionally grey coachwork with red leather upholstery.
Lot 281
A 1965 VOLVO 122 "AMAZON" 4 DOOR SALOON, registration number DYY 612C, manual. Genuine looking and very clean example of a type popular with rallyists, considerable expenditure in the last 20 years. Originally from West of England recently owned locally and little used in the past two years or so. A car that speaks for itself and is described as "extremely good", well maintained and clean appearing rust free underneath and mechanically "A1, the engine running smooth and sweetly". MOT. V5C. Carmarthenshire estate sale.
Lot 282
A 1986 RENAULT 5 GTL 2 DOOR HATCHBACH, registration number D34 LTH 1.4 litre manual. Close to mint example of this popular runabout which has had two local owners and is very low milage. Recent MOT showed no advisories rust or play in bushes and the little car is said to drive very well indeed. Ideal first car, collector or daily budget drive. MOT March 2011. Llanboidy/St Clears vendor.
Lot 306
A 1974 TRIUMPH TR6 SPORTS LHD, registration number MCY 84M. 2498cc. Manual. Chassis number CF20588U. Re-imported from California in 1990 and running on twin carburetors this solid motorcar has had some improvements including a rebuilt engine ((unleaded, 2002), coil over shock absorbers, stainless steel exhaust and reconditioned gearbox. Described by the vendor as "a car to drive" rather than a show winner it no doubt offers good value in the British sports car market. V5. Carmarthen vendor (since 1999).
Lot 520A
E C TALBOT-BOOTH, 4 ttls: SHIPS AND THE SEA, 1942, 7th edn, obl, orig cl soiled; ALL THE WORLD’S FIGHTING FLEETS, [1942], 4th edn, obl, orig cl; WHAT SHIP IS THAT?, [1943], 1st edn, orig cl; HIS MAJESTY’S MERCHANT NAVY, [1943], 2nd edn, obl, orig cl soiled, inner jnts split + MANUAL OF SEAMANSHIP, HMSO 1917, vol 2, orig cl soiled (5)
Lot 606
MORDECAI CUBITT COOKE: RUST SMUT MILDEW AND MOULD AN INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF MICROSCOPIC FUNGI, ill J E Sowerby, 1870, 2nd edn, 16 plts as list, orig blind stpd cl gt + WILLIAM PHILLIPS: A MANUAL OF THE BRITISH DISCOMYCETES WITH DESCRIPTIONS OF ALL THE SPECIES OF FUNGI HITHERTO FOUND IN BRITAIN INCLUDED IN THE FAMILY AND ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE GENERA, 1893, 2nd edn, 12 litho plts, some annots, orig cl worn, inner jnts weak + CARLETON REA: BRITISH BASIDIOMYCETAE A HANDBOOK TO THE LARGER BRITISH FUNGI, Cambridge 1922, 1st edn, some annots, ffep and hf ttl loose, orig cl worn and soiled, inner jnts split + WORTHINGTON GEORGE SMITH: SYNOPSIS OF THE BRITISH BASIDIOMYCETES, 1908, 1st edn, lacks ffep, orig cl gt worn + GEORGE MASSEE: EUROPEAN FUNGUS FLORA AGARICACEAE, 1902, 1st edn, orig cl (5)
Lot 646
THOMAS H MACBRIDE AND G W MARTIN: THE MYXOMYCETES A DESCRIPTIVE LIST OF THE KNOWN SPECIES WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THOSE OCCURRING IN NORTH AMERICA, NY, 1934, 1st edn, some annots + JOSEPH CHARLES ARTHUR: MANUAL OF THE RUST IN UNITED STATES AND CANADA, Indiana 1934, 1st edn, orig cl + G R BISBY, A H R BULLER AND J DEARNESS: THE FUNGI OF MANITOBA, 1929, sigd and inscribed by G R Bisby + C G LLOYD: MYCOLOGICAL NOTES, Cincinnati, 1922-24, vol 7, nos 66-72, 4to, orig wraps, (10)
Lot 726
SAMUEL PECKWORTH WOODWARD: A MANUAL OF THE MOLLUSCA, Ed Ralph Tate, 1875, 3rd edn, orig pict cl gt worn + WILLIAM LAUDER LINDSAY: A POPULAR HISTORY OF BRITISH LICHENS, 1856, 1st edn, 22 col’d plts, frontis loose, 16 mo, orig blind stpd cl gt, worn and soiled, splits at spine + CHARLES FREDERICK HOLDER: LIVING LIGHTS A POPULAR ACCOUNT OF PHOSPHORESCENT ANIMALS AND VEGETABLES, 1887, 1st edn, orig pict cl gt, inner jnts split + one other (4)
Lot 595
A Nikon EM camera with Nikon 50mm 1.8 lens and Bell & Howell 3.8/70-150mm macro lens, and other accessories in carrying case; a Minolta X-700 camera with MD zoom 35-70mm 3.5 lens fitted, a Super Paragon Auto Zoom 3.8-4.8/70-200mm lens; an Auto Teleconverter MC 2X for MD; an Owner`s Manual and other accessories in carrying bag
Lot 1086
(TONNA) CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH. A SERIES OF TRACTS ONCE BOUND BUT NOW WITH ONE LOOSE BOARD "THE GOLDEN IMAGE" - DUBLIN 1831 BEARING THE AUTHOR`S SIGNATURE. "QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ON THE PROPHECIES" - LONDON 1831. "THE SNAKE" DUBLIN 1832 BEARING SIGNATURE OF AUTHOR. "THE STAR" DUBLIN 1831. BEARING SIGNATURE OF THE AUTHOR. BEARING AN INSCRIPTION AND FURTHER SIGNATURE AT REAR. "THE HAPPY MUTE OR THE DUMB CHILD`S APPEAL". DUBLIN 1833. BEARING SIGNATURE OF AUTHOR. WITH A FOLD-OUT PLATE SHOWING THE TWO HANDED OR ENGLISH MANUAL ALPHABET FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB. "THE VISIT" - DUBLIN 1834. CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH NEE BROWNE WAS THE DAUGHTER OF THE RECTOR OF ST. GILES AND WAS BORN IN NORWICH.
Lot 300
1914 CADILLAC FOUR 50HP TOURERRegistration Number: DS 8446Chassis Number: A2238Engine Number: A2238 Marketed as `The Standard of the World`, the Cadillac Four, a powerful 6 litre, four cylinder Tourer, was possibly the most sophisticated American motor car of 1914. The company produced the model with such modern innovations as electric starting and lighting, and a unique electric two-speed rear axle, which effectively produced six forward speeds, together with automatic ignition advance and retard, an electrically heated carburettor and a practical fold-away steering wheel.This example was part of the well-known Clive Unsworth collection. The Cadillac is finished in black with matching buttoned upholstery and is equipped with its original brass headlamps, nickel electric side lamps and detachable wheel rims with varnished wooden spokes.The file includes correspondence, invoices, old MOT test certificates, a copy manual of care and operation, an original manual and the V5C registration certificate.Careful recommissioning may be appropriate following museum storage. See illustration (FP)
Lot 309
1952 BRISTOL 401 SPORTS SALOONRegistration Number: 112 UXHChassis Number: 401/1155The Bristol Aeroplane Company began to manufacture motor cars in 1947 with an anglicised version of the pre-war BMW 327. Bristol Cars was formed in 1960 and is one of the few British car makers still in existence today. The first model, the `400`, looked very much like a BMW - which really it was: a hand-made BMW based saloon with wind tunnel derived aerodynamics. Then followed the `401`; this model had a body made by Touring of Italy, which consisted of alloy panels over a steel tube frame, powered by a six cylinder 1971cc OHV engine. These same units were used by Cooper, Frazer Nash and AC, and were also based on the pre-war BMW units.We understand that this example has been in the care of four previous custodians and is supplied with the V5C registration certificate, the old V5 document, several past MOT test certificates, invoices and an original 403 instruction manual.Careful recommissioning may be appropriate following museum storage. See illustration (HP) and detail of interior
Lot 306
A gentleman`s gold plated Omega automatic Seamaster wristwatch, the silvered dial with batons, attached expanding bracelet, in original Omega box and a gentleman`s stainless steel Rotary wristwatch, with silvered dial, batons and date aperture, manual wind, attached expanding bracelet, in original box (2)
Lot 1772
Palitoy Action Man collection of figures, including Talking Commander, brunette painted hair, rigid hands, right arm is detached but present, plus a Pedigree Tommy Gunn figure, black moulded hair, complete with equipment manual, plus eight other assorted Action figures and a quantity of clothing, accessories, leaflets and booklets, interesting lot, conditions vary from Fair to Good Plus throughout.
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