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Registration: KVK89X VIN: KZ250A032862 Milage Showing: 5,000 Transmission: Manual MOT: Exempt Number of Keys: 1 V5 on Site: Buyer to applyFirst registered November 1981 and showing no former keeper. Stored in the vendors garage for the last 20 years.GUIDE PRICE - NO RESERVE

Registration: TGT112W VIN: GAN6224638G Milage Showing: 72,000 Transmission: Manual MOT: Exempt Number of Keys: 1 V5 on Site: YesRestored by the current ownerIvor Searle unleaded engine fittedShow winning carLarge history fileSupplied new and first registered August 1980 by Parade Motors in Surrey this late model example from the last year of production was bought by the current owner in 2005 and then the subject of a 2 year bare shell restoration including a colour change from its original Red to black, retrimmed leather interior, new hood and replacement Heritige body panels. Finished to an amazing standard and unsurprisingly a show winner once completed (trophy included with the car)Fitted with an Ivor Searle engine in 2003 with unleaded head and sold with a large history file including Ivor Searle paperwork confirming the engine, receipts from the restoration and current owners expenditure as well as CD of photos showing all the work carried out.Please see our walk around video for more information and engine start upGUIDE PRICE £2,500 - £3,500

Registration: X326NRS VIN: WAUZZZ4BZYN136385 Milage Showing: 158,000 Transmission: Manual MOT: 09/09/2025 Number of Keys: 4 V5 on Site: YesLong term ownership4 wheel drive2.7 litre turbo charged engineFirst registered September 2000 this 2.7 litre turbo charged model with Audi's Quattro four wheel drive system and manual gearbox shows just 2 previous keepers, the current keeper for 22 years. Sold with original Audi book pack including stamped service book with records of timing belt changes. Sold with MOT till September, showing 158,000 miles and 3 keys plus original plastic valey key.Please see our walk around video for more information and engine start upGUIDE PRICE - NO RESERVE

Registration: MT54FFS VIN: WDB9061532N354458 Milage Showing: Transmission: Manual MOT: No Number of Keys: 3 V5 on Site: YesFirst registered June 2008 originally a mini bus based on a Mercedes Sprinter by Plaxton coach builders. Converted in recent years as an accessible camper with rear tail lift, 2 beds and fitted kitchen. Showing 1 previous keeper and sold with 3 keys as well original plaxton service manual.Please see our walk around video for more information and engine start upGUIDE PRICE - NO RESERVE

Registration: K123BPY VIN: SAXXNYADBBD048575 Milage Showing: 28,000 Transmission: Manual MOT: 18/06/2025 Number of Keys: 1 V5 on Site: YesLow mileageElectric opening roofLow ownersFirst registered February 1993 this limited editio British Open Classic model named after its Electrically opening canvas roof, other features include two tone tweed and leather seats, leather steering wheel and British Open Classic decals. This 1275cc model shows just 28,000 miles and only 2 previous keepers. Sold with a good sized history file including original sales invoice and british open brochure. Please see our walk around video for more information and engine start upGUIDE PRICE £6,500 - £7,500

Registration: R357RVN VIN: WBACH72000LD83190 Milage Showing: 67,000 Transmission: Manual MOT: 05/03/2025 Number of Keys: 2 V5 on Site: YesFirst registered March 1998 this 1.9 litre model with manual gearbox shows 5 former keepers and 67,000 miles. Sold with original book pack including stamped service book as well as folder of previous MOT certificates.Please see our walk around video for more information and engine start upGUIDE PRICE - NO RESERVE

Registration: A82CMV VIN: VS6BXXWPFBDL92666 Milage Showing: 13,000 (5 digit speedo - Believed to be 113,000) Transmission: Manual MOT: Exempt Number of Keys: V5 on Site: YesSought after MK1 modelFactory black carRare unmodified exampleFirst registered August 1983 this sought after MK1 model finished in Solid Black with contrasting grey interior is presented in unmodified condition and showing 13,000 miles although due to a 5 digit speedo and previous MOT history that mileage is 113,000. Now tax and MOT exempt. Sold with 3 keys as well as folder of previous MOT certificates dating back to the 1990s.Please see our walk around video for more information and engine start upGUIDE PRICE £10,000 - £12,000

Registration: EO53JXV VIN: WBABW72030PL79626 Milage Showing: 106,000 Transmission: Manual MOT: No Number of Keys: 2 V5 on Site: Yes2 litre petrol engine2 keysElectric hoodFirst registered September 2003 this 2 litre, petrol engine variant with manual gearbox shows 106,000 miles.Please see our walk around video for more information and engine start upGUIDE PRICE £800 - £1,200

Registration: OWL51H VIN: AR1695259 Milage Showing: 94,000 Transmission: Manual MOT: 24/02/2026 Number of Keys: 2 V5 on Site: YesStunning exampleLarge history fileRare UK supplied right hand drive modelLaunched in 1966 this Series 1 Spider designed by Pininfarina replaced the Guillia Spider. Known as the Boat Tail due to the series one's distinctive sloping rear end. Considered the most sought after due to its beautiful design. Rarely seen in UK supplied right hand drive like this example (one of 266 right hand drive models produced in 1970 world wide)UK Supplied from new and first registered May 1970 making it one of the last Series one examples before the S2 "Kamm Tail" was supplied later in 1970. Beautifully presented and restored around 12 years ago and finished to an exceptionally high standard before being improved by the current owner including a full paint correction, new convertible hood and retrimmed interior again finished to a beautiful standard.Easily one of the best examples available, sold with a large history file detailing the current owners expenditure with receipts from the likes of Alfaholics and Classic Alfa as well as many previous MOT certificates and receipts from previous owners. 2 keys, USB drive of photos of work carried out and advertising poster front the bodyshop that carried out the respray to be used as advertising.Please see our walk around video for more information and engine start upGUIDE PRICE £35,000 - £40,000

Registration: S909HJW VIN: VF31CNFXE52299652 Milage Showing: 74,000 Transmission: Manual MOT: 08/12/2025 Number of Keys: 1 V5 on Site: YesLarge history fileNew gearbox and clutch in 2013Every MOT certificate includedFirst registered September 1998 by Robins & Day Peugeot of Birmingham this GTI model is presented in rarely seen standard condition (with the exception of a stainless steel exhaust) Showing 74,000 miles and MOT till December. Sold with a large history file including original book pack with stamped service book as well as every MOT test certificate, most previous tax discs as well as collection of receipts throughout the cars life, notable recent invoices include a new gearbox and clutch in 2013 as well as records of servicing a mixture of Peugeot main dealer and independent garages.Please see our walk around video for more information and engine start upGUIDE PRICE £4,000 - £5,000

Registration: 551UYF VIN: 103197 Milage Showing: 80,000 Transmission: Manual MOT: Exempt Number of Keys: 1 V5 on Site: YesLong term ownershipManual gearboxFirst registered May 1962 this 1.8 litre model with manual gearbox has been owned by the current keeper for 10 years. Well presented and now tax and MOT exempt.Please see our walk around video for more information and engine start upGUIDE PRICE £8,000 - £12,000

Registration: N974UPD VIN: WF0AXXBAJATB07526 Milage Showing: 39,000 Transmission: Manual MOT: No Number of Keys: 2 V5 on Site: YesFirst registered July 1996 this 1.2 litre model with Ghia trim shows 4 previous keepers, the current keeper for 6 years and only 39,000 miles.Please see our walk around video for more information and engine start upGUIDE PRICE £500 - £1,200

Registration: NL51VOV VIN: SARRDWBGB2D530736 Milage Showing: 59,000 Transmission: Manual MOT: 25/07/2025 Number of Keys: 1 V5 on Site: YesHardtop includedLarge history fileFirst registered September 2001 this late example F model shows 59,000 miles and MOT till July. Sold with body coloured hard top included as well as large history file including original book pack with service book containing 8 service stamsp as well as collection of invoices and receipts for servicing and maintenance.Please see our walk around video for more information and engine start upGUIDE PRICE £1,500 - £2,500

Registration: AJ07TKY VIN: WDB1714422F164841 Milage Showing: 96,000 Transmission: Manual MOT: 24/02/2026 Number of Keys: 1 V5 on Site: YesFirst registered April 2007 this 1.8 litre Kompressor model shows 96,000 miles. Fitted with rare manual gearbox as well as optional extras including heated seats and air scarf system.Please see our walk around video for more information and engine start upGUIDE PRICE £1,500 - £2,500

**Nalcom FTL Synchro Zoom Movie Camera with Sinkor Zoom Lens**This classic Nalcom FTL Synchro Zoom movie camera is equipped with a versatile Sinkor zoom lens, featuring a focal length range from 6.5mm to 65mm. The camera body prominently displays the model name "NALCOM FTL," with the same branding etched on the lens cap. The various focal length markers, ranging from 6.5mm to 65mm and including intermediate markers at 10, 20, 35, and 50, highlight the camera's ability to handle diverse shooting requirements.The camera is designed with several controls and indicators on its body. Notably, it features a radial dial that likely controls frame rates with options such as "36," "18," and "24," and a circular window labeled "S," "END," and other marks, potentially indicating film status or exposure settings. The on/off switch is labeled with "1" and "0," complemented by green and red buttons situated on the top, possibly functioning as start/stop recording controls. Additionally, a lever marked "PULL -> MANUAL" near the lens suggests manual zoom or focus capabilities. Constructed with a textured black finish, the camera also has a carrying strap, signifying its portability. A socket or jack located on the lower back side might be intended for an external accessory or power supply. While the camera and lens appear to be in good visual condition externally, the camera is sold as untested, and the lens does contain some internal fungus. This Nalcom FTL Synchro Zoom represents a piece of cinematic history with potential for restoration or collection.

Comprehensive Collection of World War I Memorabilia Including Military Manuals, Postcard Sets, and Official DocumentsThis remarkable collection features an array of World War I memorabilia encompassing military manuals, postcard books, and key documentation from the period. Central to the collection is a "Musketry" book belonging to the Imperial Army Series, published by John Murray, London, in 1915. This manual, priced at 1/- NET, covers in-depth topics such as elementary and visual training, judging distances, and various range and field practices using .303 and .22 cartridges. Accompanying it is the "Musketry Regulations Part I 1910," indicative of a comprehensive guide for military operations or training from that time.The assortment further includes the "Soldiers' Language Manual" and a variety of postcard sets, such as the "British Advance on the Somme," "Poelcappelle," "Douai - 12 Vues Choisies," and "Sights at Leugenboom," which depict scenes and moments from crucial warfronts. The Souvenir Booklet "Souvenir d'Ypres" offers commemorative insights into key historical events.Additional documentation in this collection enriches its historical value, such as a Defence of the Realm Permit Book from 1916, issued in Dover to Sylvia Dorothea Wind. It contains her detailed personal descriptions alongside a photograph, official stamps, and an issue date of 9 Oct 1916. Also included are a Unit Register Card, Certificate of Employment During the War, and a Protection Certificate and Certificate of Identity, which collectively provide an authentic glimpse into the administrative and personal facets of wartime experiences.

Vintage Silver Rectangular BoxA silver rectangular box with a hinged domed lid and rounded edges. The exterior has a polished surface with signs of wear from age and use, including faint scratches and minor tarnishing. The box is marked with hallmarks on the upper edge below the lid, including a lion passant (indicating sterling silver) and an anchor (identifying Birmingham as the assay office). A possible date letter "Z" suggests it was manufactured in 1924. The interior is lined with finely grained, polished wood, in a reddish-brown tone, contrasting elegantly with the metallic exterior. Featuring a hidden functional hinge and a subtle groove for manual opening, the box likely served as a trinket or cigarette box and measures approximately 8-15 cm in length. Dating and materials suggest British origin, with craftsmanship typical of the early to mid-20th century. 255gram total weight, includes weight of materials inside.

**Vintage 1940s Strand Electric Patt. 60 Studio Film Light** This item is a Strand Electric Patt. 60 studio film light, dating to the 1940s, complete with its metal tripod stand. It features a rectangular, riveted sheet metal housing and a circular lens holder with a concave reflector for controlled light dispersion. The front includes a brass or brass-coated ring and slots for cooling, typical of Strand Electric's professional lighting design. The tripod is adjustable, constructed of lightweight metal, with screw-tightened fittings for height adjustment. The original identification plate, affixed to the housing, reads "STRAND ELECTRIC," "PATT. 60," and "REF. 6993," confirming its mid-century origin. An intact electrical cable with an inline control switch is present, suggesting functional potential. The light is mounted securely to the tripod via a central bracket with a manual adjustment knob, allowing for precise angling. This iconic industrial light, widely used in mid-20th-century cinema and stage production, showcases moderate wear indicative of age and professional use.

Miniature Essex Sewing Machine with AccessoriesThe lot features a distinguished Essex Miniature Sewing Machine, beautifully presented on a wooden base ideal for compact workspaces or collectors. Included with this item is the original carrying case, featuring a textured exterior that provides practical protection and enhances its aesthetic appeal. A brochure or manual accompanies this unique piece, showcasing the "ESSEX Miniature Sewing Machine" title prominently on its cover, which may offer invaluable guidance for use and maintenance. The lot also includes a piece of fabric with visible stitching, likely serving as a demonstration of the machine’s capabilities. Completing this assortment is a cardboard box, assumed to be the original packaging, adding historical and potentially collectible value. This collection encapsulates a piece of sewing heritage, with each component contributing to its early mechanical elegance and charm.

Polaroid Land Camera Model 180 with Accessories A vintage Polaroid Land Camera Model 180, produced between 1965 and 1969, housed in a black leather or leatherette carrying case. This professional-grade instant camera features a collapsible bellows design and a Tominon 114mm f/4.5 lens manufactured by Tomioka Opt. Co., Japan. The lens includes a Copal shutter with flash synchronisation settings marked "X V M." The set includes several original accessories: - **Polaroid Filter Kit**: Cylindrical black container marked "POLAROID FILTER KIT" housing optical filters. - **Polaroid Portrait Kit**: Rectangular black container marked "POLAROID PORTRAIT KIT," including lenses for portrait photography, with a corresponding "POLAROID PORTRAIT ATTACHMENT" for adjusting focus within a range of 19 to 42 inches. - **Instruction Manual**: Original guide titled "How To Use The Polaroid Land Camera Model 180," stored in a clear protective sleeve. - **Light Meter**: Integrated or detachable exposure dial with adjustable ASA and shutter speed settings. The case is equipped with metallic hardware, including polished latches and a keyhole, and lined internally with a soft beige material for accessory protection. Additional components include boxed vintage items such as "PHILIPS AG3B" bulbs and "PHOTOFULX" light accessories, along with a bundled black cable. This extensive kit reflects Polaroid's mid-20th-century design, suitable for professional photography. A highly collectible piece in original condition.

Collection of Vintage Cameras including Canon EOS 750, Praktica TL 1000, and Bencini Comet SThis collection includes five vintage cameras, dated from the 1950s to the late 20th century, representing various technological stages of film photography.1. **Canon EOS 750** - **Description**: A black-bodied SLR camera with an autofocus system, introduced in 1988. - **Lens Markings**: Equipped with a **Canon Zoom Lens EF 35-70mm 1:3.5-4.5**, with focal length and aperture specifications marked in white. - **Features**: Dust and slight wear visible; includes a neck strap and a built-in flash. 2. **Praktica TL 1000** - **Description**: A black and silver-bodied manual SLR camera made in East Germany during the 1970s to early 1980s. - **Markings**: "PRAKTICA TL 1000" embossed on the pentaprism housing. - **Features**: Provided with a lens cap and manual dials for shutter speed adjustments. 3. **Bencini Comet S** - **Description**: A compact medium-format camera from the 1950s, manufactured in Italy by *Bencini Milano*. - **Notable Markings**: Engraved "COMET S," "bencini," and "MILANO" on the top. - **Physical Attributes**: Combination of silver metal and black textured covering with a winding knob and shutter release button. Accompanied by its original brown leather case.4. **Praktica Nova 1** - **Description**: A dual-tone silver and black SLR camera from the mid-1960s, manufactured by Pentacon in East Germany. - **Lens**: *Meyer-Optik Görlitz Domiplan 2.8/50* lens with a manual aperture and focus system. - **Features**: Leather strap and a mechanical film-advance lever. Moderate wear visible. 5. **CORFET S (Unclear Identification)** - **Description**: A compact rangefinder-style camera with a silver body and black textured grips, likely from the late 1950s to early 1960s. - **Lens Markings**: Annotated "Coated" to indicate treated optics. - **Features**: Equipped with a leather case and chrome detailing. The group spans decades of camera innovation, from simple mechanical designs to early autofocus SLR systems.

Collection of Vintage and Modern Cameras with Accessories This group includes a range of photographic equipment spanning several eras, offering items for collectors or hobbyist photographers. Prominent items include:1. **Jessops Camera Bag**: Blue fabric with black detailing, featuring a silver "JESSOPS" badge. It shows wear from use and includes a shoulder strap for portability.2. **Cameras**: - **Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ20**: Digital bridge camera from 2004 with "Lumix" and "Leica DC Vario-Elmarit" lens markings. Key features include manual controls, a built-in zoom lens (7.4mm–88.8mm, f/2.8–f/3.7), and a hot shoe for accessories. - **Fujifilm FinePix SL-series**: Likely a mid-2010s bridge camera with ergonomic grip, a zoom lens, and manual adjustment capabilities. Its features include prominent mode dials and the "FinePix SL" marking. - **Fujifilm Digital Camera**: Black bridge-style model with a "Super EBC Fujinon Lens" offering 30x optical zoom. Includes a strap and manual controls. - **Minolta Dynax 5xi**: Autofocus film SLR from 1992, with durable black plastic design and a visible A-mount lens mount. - **Minolta**: A silver body with an AF Zoom 35-200mm f/4.5–5.6 lens, dating to the 1990s/2000s, suitable for film photography. - **Pentax Zoom 70-S**: 1990s point-and-shoot 35mm film camera with integrated zoom (35mm–70mm) and "TELE-MACRO" capability.3. **Accessories**: - Loose lenses: Includes two interchangeable lenses, one ridged in black and another in silver, without visible branding. - Large telephoto lens and loose lens caps, presumably compatible with items from the set.The items exhibit signs of use consistent with their age and functionality, ranging from vintage film cameras to more modern bridge and digital models. This collection represents a blend of analogue and early digital photographic equipment, offering both practical use and historical significance.

Collection of Vintage Cameras, Lenses, and Accessories This collection includes various vintage cameras, lenses, and photography accessories, predominantly from the mid-to-late 20th century. ### Cameras: 1. **Agfa Optima Parat**: A 35mm half-frame camera with black plastic and leatherette body, dating to the 1960s. 2. **Kodak Brownie 127**: Plastic-bodied camera with a beige faceplate around the lens; produced mid-20th century. 3. **Olympus Trip 35**: Compact 35mm film camera with silver and black design, manufactured circa 1967–1984. 4. **Canon Sure Shot**: Autofocus compact film camera with a plastic body and red shutter button, likely from the late 1980s or early 1990s. 5. **Hanimex 35 HS**: Black plastic compact film camera with red shutter button and cold shoe flash mount, dating to the late 1970s to 1980s. 6. An additional compact 35mm camera with a zoom lens, partially identifiable. ### Lenses: 1. **Pentax Lenses**: Includes "SMC Pentax-M Zoom 1:4 75-150mm" and other marked “Pentax-M 200mm 1:4” and "Pentax-Zoom." 2. **Asahi Opt. Co. Lens**: Marked "ASAHI OPT. CO., JAPAN" with serial number "7651500". 3. **Hoya Filters**: Includes a “HOYA HMC 49mm Skylight (1B)” filter. ### Accessories: - **Camera Bags**: Includes a beige textured camera bag and a black leather or faux leather case. - **Filters**: Assorted circular filters visible among the items. - **Additional Accessories**: Includes a black drawstring pouch, a red lens cap, and a partially visible red box labelled "PRINZ." ### Context and Era: The collection ranges from the 1950s to 1990s, encapsulating consumer photography's evolution from simple point-and-shoot cameras to more advanced manual setups and zoom lenses. Brands such as Olympus, Kodak, Agfa, Pentax, and Hanimex are represented, catering to collectors and enthusiasts of vintage film photography. Condition notes suggest wear and use across the items, consistent with their age and functionality. Further examination of serial numbers could provide more precise dating.

Rare Antique Jones Serpentine Swan Neck Sewing Machine with Box and Original Manual and Vintage Box with Sundry Sewing ItemsThis rare antique Jones Serpentine Swan Neck sewing machine, dating back to circa 1870, is a highly collectible piece reflecting the craftsmanship of the Jones Sewing Machine Company. The machine is made from metal and wood, featuring intricate decorative designs. It comes with its original box and instruction manual titled "Directions and Suggestions for Understanding and Working Hand Sewing Machine". The condition is good, with all parts moving, though it requires servicing for optimal operation.Additionally included is a vintage wooden box containing sundry sewing items. This box, likely from the early 20th century, shows signs of wear and tear and includes various sewing accessories and small tools. The box itself features charming floral decorations, adding to its nostalgic value for collectors.

**Sony TC-133CS Stereo Cassette-Corder with Speakers and Accessories**A vintage **Sony TC-133CS Stereo Cassette-Corder** set, comprising the main cassette recorder unit, two matching external speakers, documentation, and additional features. - **Main Unit**: The cassette recorder features a brushed aluminium control panel with wooden veneered sides. It includes a central cassette deck with operational buttons such as Play, Stop, Rewind, Fast Forward, Record, and Eject. Features include dual **VU meters** for audio monitoring, a tape counter, and switches for **Input Select**, **Tape Select** (Normal/CrO2), and **Recording Mode** (Mono/Stereo). The device has built-in microphone inputs for corresponding channels and a headphone jack. The rear panel highlights voltage adaptability (**110, 127, 220, 240 V ~ 50/60 Hz**) and grounding post, with RCA and DIN ports for audio input/output. The label confirms manufacture by **Sony Corporation, Tokyo, Japan** with serial number **78977**.- **Speakers**: Two wooden-cabinet, rectangular external speakers with retro geometric grille patterns and metallic "Sony" badges. Connected via wired inputs for external use, they match the main cassette unit’s design. Each speaker includes a single top handle for portability.- **Documentation and Accessories**: Accompanied by the original **owner's instruction manual** illustrated with the TC-133CS and its speakers. A vintage-style power cord is also included, indicating mains operation.**Dating**: Manufactured in the early-to-mid-1970s, reflecting popular mid-century aesthetics and technology. This complete set forms a portable stereo audio system typical of its era, appealing to collectors of vintage Sony electronics.

Denon AVR-3312 AV Amplifier with Remote, Denon Microphone DM-A409, and AccessoriesThis Denon AVR-3312 AV amplifier is accompanied by a comprehensive set of accessories including a functional remote control, a Denon microphone (model DM-A409) with its original box featuring the "Audyssey" label, a matching power cable, and an instruction manual specifically for the AVR-3312 model. Additionally, a CD or DVD for setup or documentation is included, ensuring ease of installation and optimal performance. The rear panel of the AVR-3312 showcases an extensive array of connectivity options such as HDMI ports, an Ethernet port, digital audio jacks both coaxial and optical, component video inputs and outputs, along with analogue audio and video inputs and outputs, and speaker terminals. It is designed to operate with a power source of 230V at 50/60Hz and has a power consumption of 670W. The item is marked with the standard warnings and caution labels for user safety and compliance.

**Early 20th-Century HMV Gramophone with Accessories - Working Condition**This is an early-to-mid 20th-century tabletop HMV (His Master's Voice) gramophone encased in a dark-stained, oak wooden cabinet. The unit features a hinged lid with beveled edges, a mechanical wind-up crank, and a polished metal tonearm supporting a soundbox labelled "His Master's Voice" and "Exhibition." The turntable holds a 78 RPM record with a red HMV-branded label depicting Nipper, the iconic dog listening to a gramophone horn. The gramophone is accompanied by two period-appropriate needle tins:1. A red rectangular HMV tin marked "Loud Tone," showcasing the Nipper logo.2. A blue and gold rectangular "Embassy" tin labelled "Medium," catering for medium-tone needles.The mechanical components, including the spring-driven motor and speed adjustment dial, are intact, indicating functionality. This gramophone and accessories date to circa 1920–1930, aligning with the peak production period for manual acoustic gramophones. These items hold significant historical and collector appeal.

Vintage Singer Featherweight 222k Sewing Machine with Accessories and Carrying CaseThis lot features a vintage Singer Featherweight 222k sewing machine, renowned for its compact and lightweight design, making it a favourite among sewing enthusiasts. The machine is black with elegant gold-coloured detailing, prominently displaying the "SINGER" brand name on its body. Visible components include the needle, presser foot, spool pin, and various cords, suggesting the machine is electric.Accompanying the sewing machine are several well-preserved accessories. These include a green box with the "SINGER" label containing various metal sewing parts, an additional green box, and assorted yellow and orange boxes. A small transparent screwdriver or oil can is also featured, alongside a bottle labelled "Singer Lubricant for Electric Motors" and a small bottle of sewing machine oil. An orange piece of fabric lies to the left of the machine, indicating its readiness for use. Furthermore, there are assorted threads, a Singer Embroidery Hoop box, and an instruction manual for the electric sewing machine.The machine and its accessories are set up on a textured surface and accompanied by a black, hard-sided carrying case designed for portability. The case, featuring a handle on top and metal clasps, measures approximately 12 inches in length, 7 inches in width, and 11 inches in height, although the handle appears to be missing. This comprehensive set of items exemplifies the utilitarian charm and functionality typical of the Singer Featherweight series. This item is in working order.

19th Century French Rococo-Style Mantel Clock This 19th-century French Rococo-style mantel clock is crafted from a combination of wood, possibly mahogany, and ornate gilt-bronze ormolu detailing. The clock features a circular enamel dial displaying black Roman numerals (I through XII), complemented by two spade-shaped hands, a smaller seconds hand, and dual winding apertures near the 4 o'clock and 8 o'clock positions for time-keeping and striking mechanisms. The clock case is adorned with intricate ormolu embellishments, including a central cherub or putto motif surrounded by foliate scrollwork near the lower section and an upper pediment adorned with a gilt face mask, possibly representing a mythological figure. Beading and scrolling details frame the case, culminating in an ornamental urn at the apex. The clock is supported by four scrolled gilt-bronze feet.The case exhibits a glossy finish, with a hinged access panel highlighted by scrolling gilt floral patterns. The mechanism is operated via a visible winding key and is indicative of a manual wind-up movement. While no maker's mark is visible on the dial, further examination of the internal mechanism could identify the manufacturer. Likely of Continental origin, this clock is consistent with the mid- to late-19th-century Rococo Revival period. Estimated dimensions: height approximately 30–35 cm including the urn, and width approximately 15–20 cm. A noteworthy component of the clock's mechanism includes an engraved brass plate featuring the inscription "LENZKIRCH A.G.U." alongside the serial number "895884," confirming it as a product of the renowned German clockmaker Lenzkirch, operational between 1851 and 1929. The serial number places this piece's production around the late 19th century to early 20th century, showcasing precision engineering and esteemed craftsmanship associated with the brand.

Red Lacquered Dragon and Phoenix Box with Mahjong Set This is a red lacquered box featuring intricate gold designs, accompanied by a Mahjong set. The box's lid showcases a central circular motif with a traditional Chinese dragon and phoenix, surrounded by cloud patterns and a flaming pearl. At the lid's four corners are circular motifs with Chinese characters symbolic of blessings, framed by scrollwork designs. Metal hardware, including a brass latch and hinges, adorns the box, which measures approximately 23–24 cm in length and 18–19 cm in width.The box contains a mid-20th-century Mahjong set. The tiles are crafted from bone-like material or vintage synthetic resin and feature engraved designs in red, green, and black, including traditional Chinese characters, bamboo symbols, and floral motifs. The set includes game accessories such as dice and scoring sticks. Also included is an instruction manual titled "Directions for Playing Mah-Jongg—Chinese Game of Four Winds," targeted at English-speaking markets, suggesting its origin from the 1930s to 1950s. A piece blending Asian artistry and vintage gaming history.

Collection of Three Vintage Watches A collection of three vintage wristwatches, each presented with their respective accessories and unique features. 1. **Rotary Watch**: This watch comes with a blue and gold-tone presentation box marked "ROTARY" alongside the tagline "Established in Switzerland 1895." It includes a matching blue "International Guarantee" booklet and a red cleaning cloth. The watch features a petite gold-toned circular case and a twisted bracelet-style band with alternating silver and gold tones. 2. **Ingersoll 17-Jewel Lever Automatic Watch**: A gold-tone watch showcasing a champagne dial with full Arabic numeral hour markers. The dial includes the text "17 Jewel Lever Automatic" and "Shockproof," indicating a robust design. It features a red second hand and a polished expandable gold-tone strap, likely dating from the 1950s-1970s. 3. **Bentima Star Watch**: Displaying a gold-tone case with a cream dial, this watch includes a small seconds subdial at the 6 o'clock position. "Bentima Star" is marked on the dial, with "Gold 375" suggesting 9-carat gold content. It has a brown leather strap with visible stitching and a manual winding mechanism. **Associated Details**: - Presentation accessories include a Rotary guarantee booklet, a Rotary box, and a cleaning cloth. - Engraved markings such as "BACK ANTIMAGNETIC WATERPROTECTED STAINLESS STEEL" on one watch back and "Gold 375" on the Bentima Star add authenticity. This grouping reflects mid-to-late 20th-century watch design and technology, appealing to enthusiasts or collectors of vintage horology.

Cyma: A World War II Military Wristwatch, signed Cyma, known by collectors as one of "The Dirty Dozen", circa 1944, (calibre 234) manual wound lever movement, dust cover, black dial with luminous Arabic numerals, signed and with a military broad arrow, seconds dial, luminous hands, stainless steel case, screw back engraved with a broad arrow WWW P 24312 29312

An 18ct yellow yellow gold lady's Wristwatch, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, with a B&Co. 15-jewels manual wind movement, the case back interior with presentation inscription, 26mm diameter, on a 9ct yellow gold expanding bracelet strap, gross total weight 23g.

A 9ct yellow gold lady's Tudor Wristwatch, the signed silvered dial with gilt baton markers, Tudor 17-rubies manual wind movement, the caseback marked Rolex and hallmarked Edinburgh 1965, 17mm diameter, on an associated 9ct gold bracelet strap, gross total weight 14.1g, running.

A 9ct rose gold hunter cased Pocket Watch, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, manual crown wind Waltham 17-jewels movement no. 13276680, Dennison Watch Case Co., case, hallmarked Birmingham 1907, cuvette also in 9ct gold, the reverse monogrammed, 48mm diameter, gross total weight 95g, running, the suspension loop gold plated.

An WW2 period Moeris Wristwatch, with signed silvered dial, manual wind 15-jewels movement, the stainless steel caseback with scratched 'ATP P4370' and with broad arrow mark, 32mm diameter, on replacement fabric strap, running.

A vintage Rado 'Green horse' stainless steel Wristwatch, with branded manual wind 30-jewels movement, 34mm wide, on branded stainless steel strap, running.

A vintage 9ct gold Excalibur Wristwatch, with 17-jewels Aetos Watch Co., incabloc manual wind movement, the case hallmarked Birmingham 1978, the reverse with presentation inscription, 32mm diameter, on a replacement expanding metal strap.

A 9ct yellow gold Rolex Wristwatch, the signed silvered dial with Arabic numerals, 15-rubies manual wind movement, the case with Glasgow import marks for 1924, 24mm wide, winds but does not run, hands set.

An early 20thC goliath gunmetal Pocket Watch, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and signed 'Regulateur', manual crown wind lever movement, 66mm diamter, together with two other goliath pocket watches, all running at the time of cataloguing (3)

A 9ct yellow gold lady's Ebel Wristwatch, manual wind movement, on 9ct gold bracelet strap, gross total weight 17g, running.

A vintage American 'Service Radium' nickel cased Pocket Watch, the black dial with luminous Arabic numerals and hands, manual crown wind movement, no case markings, running, 38mm diameter, together with a military stop watch, the case back with broad arrow mark and numbered '145340', running, a military style compass, a nickel cased pocket watch and a military pocket watch nickel case (5)

A Continental 14k rose gold half hunter Wristwatch, with white enamel dial and Roman numerals, metal cuvette, manual wind movement, not running, 28cm diameter, gross total weight 20.5g, together with a gold plated Sekonda open face pocket watch, 38mm diameter, running (2)

A WW1 period nickel cased Military Pocket Watch, by W. Ehrhardt, London, with white enamel dial, luminous Arabic numerals and hands, manual crown wind movement, the screw fitting caseback with military arrow and 'D38845', correspondingly marked on bezel, winds and runs but hands cannot be adusted by the crown, together with another military style pocket watch, by H. Williamson Ltd., London, the white enamel dial marked '18534F', with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the screw fitting nickel case, no military engraving, running, and a WW2 period Air Ministry stopwatch, as found (3)

A 9ct yellow gold Tudor Royal lady's Wristwatch, the signed silvered dial with subsidiary seconds, manual wind 17-rubies movement, the strap hallmarked Birmingham 1953, gross total weight 18.4g, running.

A WW1 period military issue Pocket Watch, probably Air Board / Ministry, c. 1917/8, the black enamel dial marked 'No.4342 AG Mark IV.A', the manual crown wind 8-day movement signed 'Octava Watch Co. Switzerland 15 fifteen jewels 2 Two Adjustments U.S.A. P.816321', the nickel caseback marked with an A over arrow mark, 50mm diameter, running.

A 9ct yellow gold lady's Omega Wristwatch, the signed silvered dial with gilt baton markers, cal. 620 manual wind movement, the caseback hallmarked Birmingham 1965, 19mm diameter, on a later  replacement 9ct gold expanding bracelet strap, gross total weight 15.6g.

A vintage Sorna Alarm Wristwatch, ref. 2590, with 17-jewels manual wind movement, 39mm wide, running, no strap, together with a vintage Arlea gold plated automatic wristwatch, running, strap broken (2)

A 9ct gold lady's Wristwatch, retailers signed dial for Rattray, Dundee, on an expanding Britannic bracelet strap, gross total weight 19.9g, together with a vintage 9ct gold wristwatch, hallmarked Birmingham 1946, manual wind 15-jewels movement, not running, the caseback with presentation inscription (2)

A Continental 18ct yellow gold hunter cased Fob Watch, gilt dial with Roman numerals, lacks glass, signed manual crown wind movement, not running, gilt metal cuvette, the case back and front with foliate decoration and vacant cartouche, 37mm diameter, gross total weight 42.7g.

A 2-stroke water pump and assorted tools. The pump appears unused and has the original manual, together with pipes, a brush, etc, contained within a wicker basketAll items in this auction are sold as seen, We are unable to provide condition reports or additional photos.

A gentleman's William Hunt skeleton automatic wristwatch with leather crocodile effect strap, with original box, warrenty card and manual.

A Pentax ME Super camera body and a Pentax Z-1 camera body, both with manuals, together with a Pentax ‘*ist/D’ SLR digital camera, with bag, lens, cards, manual

A collection of wristwatches including a Stowa German manual wind wristwatch with horned lugs, a silver cased fob watch, a/f, , Timex and Rotary, etc.

A circa 1960 Omega 9ct gold manual wind wristwatch head, 34mm including crown

A Kettler all-weather table tennis table with manual, a/f

HO Fleischmann Modellbahnen Tips manual, Layout Plans and ten catalogues spanning 1982 to 2003/04(5000g) Condition: Fair

A Gentleman's gold plated Spera manual wind wristwatch, with a champagne dial with baton graduations and a mesh strap, together with a Bulova self-winding gentleman's wristwatch, with gilt arabic numerals and an expanding bracelet (2)

A Palitoy Action Man Sailor action figure, circa 1971, with complete outfit including HMS Victory sailor cap, original box and manual

A 9 Carat Gold Calendar Centre Seconds Tissot Wristwatch, (calibre 2461) manual wound lever movement signed and numbered 19064, inside case back with London hallmark for 1978The case with surface scratches. The bezel with small dents in parts. Plexi glass with small scratches. Later strap and buckle (not by Tissot). Hand setting correctly. Date changing correctly. Winding smoothly. Movement is working.