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Lot 558
Palitoy Action Man Action Soldier, contained in original box. Also included Action Man Mountain troop clothing and accessories to include white clothes suit with pair of gloves and rucksack, snow shoes and skies with sticks, Ice pick, brown boots, rifle. and 4 grenades. Also Action Man Army Manual AM93530000 (qty)
Lot 411
To include a 1932 Remington catalog with price list, a 1916 catalog with 210 pages, a large format 1909 catalog, 1902 catalog, 1923 catalog, 1914 catalog, 1923 catalog, early catalog with no cover, 1918/19 catalog, 1923 catalog, 1966 Remington Gun Museum booklet, large format 1939 full color catalog with price list, pad of 1910's Remington score cards and an original instruction manual for a Model 32 shotgun. Serial Number-na;
Lot 416
Includes large vinyl showroom sales banner, painted and tooled Weatherby/elephant shoulder strap, instruction manual for Weatherby Mk V, three different Weatherby Christmas cards in 1970 dated envelope, five different 1950-60's Christmas cards in envelope, Lucite cartridge display with ten cartridges (.224 - .460) and framed cartridge display with eight cartridge (.240 - .460). Nice early Weatherby lot. Serial Number-na;
Lot 434
This is only the second Winchester Model 64 picture box that we have ever encountered. The end label reads "Model 64 Centerfire Rifle .30-30 Winchester Solid Frame" with penciled serial No. 1500220 (1949). It has an original Shenk Bros. King Street Lancaster, Pennsylvania sales receipt taped to box. The picture label measures 6" x 20" and is done in red, white, black and brown with image of rifle that measures 12-1/2" long. Label is in very good condition and has the expected usual storage wear but is still bright. Inside the box are five original cardboard dividers, two blocks of wood, and an original Model 64 instruction manual. This rare box would add innumerable value if you have a solid frame Model 64 .30-30 from this production era in mint condition.
Lot 1103
Less than 9,000 Auto-Mags were produced by all manufacturers. This is an original Pasadena model of which 3,300 were manufactured in .44 AMP caliber only with 6-1/2" vent rib barrel. The handgun was made famous in the 1983 Dirty Harry movie "Sudden Impact". This pistol comes in original plastic carry case with the original May 1971 dated manual with bullet chart. It was subsequently engraved by Ben Shostle, a charter member of the Firearms Engravers Guild of American in Munci, Indiana. His certificate of engraving, dated 1994, lists this manufacture, model, caliber, and serial number (he wrote serial No. A01939 instead A01959). Has deep scroll and leaf engraving on frame, barrel and trigger guard done in the deep chiseled relief Germanic style. Has the stainless steel polished finished with black composite grips. Appears to have never been fired since finished. Mint action and near mint bore. Sports adjustable target sights. Simply a fantastic, early AMT Auto-Mag. Box hinge is broken. Serial Number-A01959; Manufacturer-Auto Mag; Model-180; Caliber-.44 AMP; Barrel Length-6 - 1/2"; FFL Status-Modern;
Lot 1215
Manufactured 1947. This as new L.C. Smith shotgun is literally never found in the original box. The end label matches perfectly to this shotgun. It is basically a manila box with black and white label. When examining the interior of this shotgun, it does not appear to have ever been fired and looks to have only been assembled a couple of times. It is a side lock with top barrel release, tang safety, double set triggers, blued trigger guard, case colored frame. Frame retains virtually all of its original case colors and trigger retains virtually all of its original blue. Both left side screws have slight mar from someone tightening. Frame is stamped "L.C. Smith" on outside of locks and "Field" stamped inside of frame. Pistol grip walnut stocks are near mint. Metal pistol grip cap shows some browning. Has a dealer applied Pachmayr red waffle pad that was probably put on when delivered. A hint of finish checking at flutes. Has a splinter walnut forearm that shows the gun has been taken apart a few times, but is still near new. Barrels retain nearly all of their original high polish blue finish and feature single bead front sight with full solid matted rib, manual ejectors. Barrel lugs do show a couple spots of wear on high edges. "L.C. Smith Field Grade" on barrels. A bit of thinning at breech of left barrel, a couple of storage marks and mirror bores. Box has all dividers and no paperwork. If this gun was ever fired, it was carefully disassembled, cleaned and placed in its original box. Serial Number-S12777; Manufacturer-L.C. Smith; Model-SxS; Barrel Length-30"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic; Gauge-12; Chamber-2-3/4"; Length of Pull-14"; Drop at Comp-1-5/8"; Drop at Heel-2-9/16"; Internal Bore Diameter-Both - .734"; Barrel Wall Thickness-Both Barrels - .043"; Choke-Left - Modified, Right - Full;
Lot 1221
This shotgun was manufactured in 1937, the year Parker moved to Ilion, New York having been purchased by Remington in 1934. Shotgun has all matching numbers, matted solid rib with the old Meridian, Connecticut address, twin sights, manual extractors, case colored boxlock frame, single select trigger with special straight grip, English style stock with checkered buttplate, nickel shield in toe and checkered beavertail forend. 95% original blue on barrels and 50% case colors on frame. Wood is excellent with usual hunting mars, beautiful grain and razor sharp checkering. Trigger guard retains approximately 30% original factory blue and bottom of frame stamped "Parker". Lock-up is tight as new. Beautiful pre-war special order Parker. Serial Number-240655; Manufacturer-Parker; Model-VH; Barrel Length-28"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic; Gauge-20 bore; Barrel Wall Thickness: Both: .026"; Chamber: 2 - 5/8"; Choke: L: Moderate & R: Skeet; Drop At Comb: 1 -7/16"; Drop At Heel: 2 - 1/4"; Internal Bore Diameter: L: .620" & R: .619"; Weight: 6lbs - 14oz;
Lot 231
PENTAX LX SLR FILM CAMERA accompanied by: PENTAX LX Winder; PENTAX AF280T Flash; ASAHI SMC PENTAX-M 1:1.7 50mm Lens; ASAHI SMC PENTAX-M 1:3.5 135mm Lens; ASAHI SMC PENTAX-M MACRO 1:4 100mm Lens; ASAHI SMC PENTAX-M ZOOM 1:4.5 80-200mm Lens; plus two other lenses in a fitted case along with individual lens cases, shutter release and user manual
Lot 234
SELECTION OF CAMERA AND OPTICAL ACCESSORIESincluding Pentax stereo viewer; Carson mini tripod; San Disk photo album viewer with cables, remote control and user manual; selection of AV cables; Asahi Pentax monocular converter; Slik Tripod; Luger 5-15 X Monocular; Asahi Pentax 7x21 7.5 degree Binoculars; Minolta UC 6x18 9.7degree pocket Binoculars; etc.
Lot 128
1965 Jaguar MK II 3.4 Litre - Current ownership since 1988 and MOT'd into Feb 2018 - Engine overhauled c.2002 and stainless steel exhaust fitted - Offered with history file and Jaguar Heritage certificate Further Info: The manual transmission 3.4-litre MKII on offer was first registered in June 1965. Once Maroon in colour, it is these days finished in Red and trimmed in Beige leather that's teamed with Beige carpets. According to the V5C, the Jaguar has only had four keepers to date, the most recent of whom has retained it since 1988, and for some years used it for club runs etc. He informs us that the clutch and bell-housing were replaced in 1990 and that the nearside door sills have been refurbished and the engine overhauled in 2002. More recent activity has included the overhauling of the brake system, and replacement of the petrol tank, roof lining, carpets and front door cards. The vendor now views the Jaguar's bodywork and XK engine as 'very good' and the paintwork, interior trim and four-speed manual transmission with overdrive as 'good'. 'CBX 714C' is being sold complete with history file and heritage certificate.
Lot 27
1972 Jaguar XJ6 - Two owners from new - Upgraded with 4.2-litre engine and manual o/drive gearbox - Offered with extensive history including MOTs, service book and schedules, Jaguar correspondence, invoices, original tool kit, etc. We are indebted to the vendor for the following description: "Originally purchased from Lex Mead Cardiff on 11th July 1972 as a 2.8 manual complete with the following extras: heated rear window, Sundym Glass, Inertia seat belts and Endrust treatment. It was bought for the princely sum of £2,853.94. The car has had 2 former keepers. Original ownership was from 1972 to 2000. The second owner had the car from 2000 until earlier this year. All the MOT's, original service books, service schedules, fabulous Jaguar correspondence and every invoice/receipt are supplied with the car. On reading the details it appears, as was common with 2.8 units that the original engine failed. Jaguar replaced the engine and it failed again so in 1986 when the car had done just under 40,000 miles Jaguar replaced the engine once and for all with a brand new 4.2 unit. The brakes were upgraded to 4.2 format complete with paperwork supporting the upgrade. The car has been kept in a heated garage for most of its life and hence its condition. The current owner has carried out additional work after procuring the car earlier this year. The paint was flattened back and any remedial repairs undertaken, the bodywork was deemed to be in excellent so repairs were minimal. The respray was executed using the correct original specification Warwick Grey paint and the wheels refurbished in the appropriate colour. The interior has been leather restored however there remains a small split in the driver door handle which could easily be repaired. The vendor states that all the work was carried out professionally to a very high standard. The engine has only done 17,000 miles since it was fitted and deemed excellent by the vendor. The carburettors have been stripped and cleaned along with the fuel lines and tanks, the two fuel pumps and filters have been replaced for new items. The water pump was replaced, new hoses fitted where required and the radiator flushed, the car has also received black 'waxoyle' treatment to the underside. The steering rack was replaced with a brand new genuine Jaguar unit as too was the front cross member. We refurbished the exhaust system which is 'twin stainless' apart from the down. The car still also contains the original Jaguar Tool Kit. The car has just been MOT'd, said by the vendor to run and drive superbly. There are very few faults, the boot floor cover is original but has some wear marks and the tacho is a little temperamental. This car is extremely rare as it is a 4.2 MOD, with a low warranted mileage on a 17,000 mile from new engine with every bit of paperwork. Described by the vendor as a genuinely fabulous car."
Lot 63
1937 Rover 12hp Six Light Saloon - In current ownership for 32 years - 10,000 miles since restoration and engine overhaul in 1990 - Offered complete with original leather seats, green logbook, history file, owner's manual, old MOTs and tool tray Restoration Work: Re-cored radiator Recovered PVC sunroof Replaced main loom Stainless steel exhaust Replaced wool headlining Kenlowe fan Respray (1998) Front seats refurbished (1996) External bright work re-chromed (1997) Cylinder head unleaded conversion (2001) Carpets Replaced (2003) New Waymaster Tyres (2007) Vendor Condition Rating: Bodywork: 'Good' Electrical Equipment: 'Good' Paintwork: 'Good' Gearbox: 'Good' Interior Trim: 'Good'
Lot 31
1986 Jaguar XJ-SC 3.6 - 108,118 recorded miles, 5 previous keepers and MOT'd into May 2017 - Subject to a recent bodywork restoration and repaint - Offered with original book pack, handbooks and large collection of invoices H and H are indebted to the vendor for supplying the following information :- New battery (5 year guarantee), Replacement boot lid, Replacement passenger door Replacement bonnet, Replacement of both front wings, Replaced headliner All parts were sourced from a Jaguar breakers based in Ackworth South Yorkshire and in excellent condition., Windscreen replaced with new rubber seals performed by RR Automotive Glazing, Jaguar aerial fitted., Jaguar leaping motif fitted, Fitted refurbished XJS-lattice-alloy wheels and re-fitted and balanced tyres, Full service performed by local mechanic August 2016. The car has now been fully re-painted and lacquered by Steve Sinclair of Conisbrough and is in excellent condition. Documents with the car:- - Original XJ-SC Service Manual, complete with indexing - Original Jaguar RAC Members Handbook & Hotel Guide 1986 - Original Leather wallet containing Drivers Handbook, Vehicle Care Handbook and Quick Guide Handbook. Original Jaguar wallet containing:- - Original XJS Handbook - Original Owners Guide - Original Guarantee Service Details Complete Service Record contained within warranty book from February 1986 to April 2002 All Service invoices detailed until 2002 Additional service records from Lester's garage, Pandy garage and AJ6 Engineering April 2003 service details April 2004 service details Lots of other service details Vendor Condition Ratings: Bodywork: 'Excellent' Engine: 'Excellent' Electrical Equipment: 'Excellent' Paintwork: 'Excellent' Transmission: 'Excellent' Interior Trim: 'Excellent'
Lot 125
Four watches including; Favre-Leuba Geneve 17-jewel Swiss gents/boys wristwatch with gilt case, white enamel dial and gilt Arabic numerals and batons subsidiary seconds at 6 o'clock -,A Favre-Leuba Sandow 17-jewel Swiss gents/boys wristwatch with silver-coloured case, white enamel dial and luminous Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds at 6 o'clock, An Oris 17-lewel Swiss gents/boys wristwatch with gilt case, white enamel dial, black Arabic numerals, luminous hands with black sweep seconds, A vintage gent's gilt and stainless steel cased Avia Olympic wristwatch - 17 jewel Incabloc manual wind movement, gilt hands, Arabic numerals and minute markers on signed white enamel dial - pigskin and faux tortoiseshell strap (probably original) ca. 1960s
Lot 16
Classic Gentlemen's WW1 military Trench watch, circa 1914s, porcelain dial with luminous Arabic markers, cathedral hands, sweeping sub seconds, no cracks on the dial, 15 jewelled manual movement, Borgel Rolex style silver case, onion winding crown, solid lugs on a traditional brown strap with a brass buckle.
Lot 17
Gentlemen's Military Lemania chronograph stainless steel, circa 1940s, single button, original two tone dial with three outer tracks, manual wind 17 jewelled signed Lemania glided movement, stainless steel case snap back case with fixed lugs, traditional black leather opened strap with stainless steel buckle.AF
Lot 18
Gents Oversized Military Stainless steel chronograph circa 1940s, two register porcelain dial and three outer tracks for measurement and inner spiral for measurement, blue steel hands, chronograph movement is a high grade 17 jewelled manual wind single pusher, case is solid stainless steel and has a diameter of 40mm excluding the winding crown, the lug size is 22mm and the watch comes on a black lizard skin strap.
Lot 20
Vintage Military Omega 53 'Fat Arrow', black circular dial marked with British military crows foot and tritium T mark, white Arabic numerals and outer rail track, luminous dot markers, stepped bezel, 36mm stainless steel case with fixed lugs, screw down case back marked with Crows foot and military numbers, inner case back also signed Omega, inner dust cover, Omega 17 jewel 283 manual wind movement, black nato style strap - Considered to be the prototype to the Omega Railmaster
Lot 21
Vintage Military Jaeger-LeCoultre MK10, black circular dial marked with British military crows foot, white Arabic numerals and outer rail track, luminous dot markers, 35mm case, screw down case back marked inside and out with Crows foot, WWW and numbered, inner case back also signed LeCoultre Co, Jaeger-LeCoultre signed 479 marked manual wind movement, tan nato style strap
Lot 29
Rare Gentleman's Omega Sector Dial Sports Watch circa 1930s, 12, 3, 9 white cream dial with blue steel hands and sub second hand at six 'o' clock, 17 jewelled manual wind movement, fixed lugs, stainless steel case snap back on a opened brown leather strap in the style of the period. Follow the link below for a image of the advert. https://uk.pinterest.com/pin/33284484716346714/
Lot 48
Ladies' 18ct yellow gold and diamond cocktail wristwatch, circular unmarked dial with Arabic numerals, surrounded by an old cut diamonds border, and a further border of rose cut diamonds, weighing an estimated total of 1.50ct, 18ct yellow gold case measuring 25mm, hallmarked with London import marks, circa 1913, enclosing a 17 Jewelled manual wind movement, on a later black leather strap
Lot 55
Vintage large size Omega calendar moon phase, circular dial with dot hour markers, day and month apertures, outer date track and date hand, subsidiary seconds and moon phase dial, 36mm gold plated case, inner case back signed, Omega 17 jewel manual wind movement marked 27DLPC, black leather strap
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