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Lot 1896
A Kriegsmarine style gun metal manual wind wrist watch, converted from a pocket watch, with later adapted dial, on a leather strap, with Arabic and baton numerals, the case back applied with Kriegsmarine insignia, the case back and inner case numbered 564796, the movement unsigned and numbered 571782, Swiss Cross 31457, +55231, case diameter 52mm.
Lot 480
FIVE BOXES AND LOOSE SUNDRY ITEMS ETC, to include vintage fishing equipment comprising a J.W. Young Ambidex centre pin reel, boxed Black Knight baitcaster reel, Mibro Prefect F58/1 fishing rod, Mordex fishing rod, unbranded fibreglass rod, boxed Bakelite view-master with reels, Winsor & Newton easel, vintage Rotel headphones, Olympia Splendid 99 manual typewriter, brass wall mounted candle holders, brass hose nozzles, copper samovar, copper charger, Thomas Kinkaid mirror, Royal Air Force Edition map dated 1932 - England, SE & London, leather flying jacket etc. (5 boxes + loose)
Lot 496
FIVE BOXES AND LOOSE SUNDRY ITEMS ETC, to include an onyx chess set, oriental figure chess pieces - missing a pawn from each side, Sims PC CD games, book - Scotts Poetical Works, cookery books, Imperial manual typewriter, RCA collectors series Elvis Presley singles, LP records - RCA Victor Elvis Presley 'Blue Hawaii, Matchbox, Human League, compilation albums etc (5 boxes + loose)
Lot 13
A 9CT GOLD ALBERT CHAIN, AND A GOLD PLATED POCKET WATCH WITH FOB MEDALS, rose gold albert chain, each link stamped 9.375, fitted with two lobster clasps each stamped 9.375, T-bar stamped 9.375, sponsors mark 'JT&S', suspending a 9ct gold fob medal with engraved initials, personal engraving to the reverse reads 'Winners Haig & Haig Trophy 1903', hallmarked 9ct Birmingham, sponsors mark 'W.A', length of albert chain 420mm, also fitted with two silver fob medals, one for 'The St. John ambulance Association' hallmarked Birmingham, a shield shaped fob medal with engraved initials, hallmarked Chester, approximate total gross weight 66.7 grams, together with a gold plated open face pocket watch, manual wind, round white dial signed 'Thos Russell & Son, Liverpool', Roman numerals, seconds subsidiary dial at the six o'clock position, blue steel hands, in a polished case, inside case back stamped 'A.L.D, Dennison watch case Co, 179136', movement signed 'Thos Russell & Son, Liverpool', stamped 30080', approximate case width 50.8mm, and a pair of damascene cufflinks in a white metal mount unmarked (condition report: pocket watch, winds, sets and runs at time of cataloguing, although time keeping is untested, general light wear, clasps to the albert chain in working order, overall condition good)
Lot 436
TWO BOXES OF VINTAGE BOARD GAMES AND TOYS, to include a Spear's Games Deluxe Edition of Scrabble, Chad Valley 'Escalado' (version with play worn lead horses), a 1933 Bézique and Rubicon Bézique set, a Sawyers 'View Master' and reels, Pokémon cards, Sportel Video game, not tested, Monopoly, Mouse Trap, games not checked for completeness, together with a Robonetics battery operated remote control Roboraptor, dinosaur with remote control and user's manual, not tested, Cabbage Patch doll, modern collectors doll, quantity of boxed and unboxed modern diecast, to include boxed Corgi Toys James Bond Citroen 2CV, No.51655, modern plastic Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs figures etc.(2 boxes and loose)
Lot 18
2008 Mopex Black & Roll S4800, 49cc. Registration number PG57 KDU. Frame number VNZS4800 DG0001592. Engine number ZF4992.Velosolex produced cyclemotors from 1946 to 1988 in Europe, production began in both China and Hungary in 1988, but ceased in Hungary in 2002. French production resumed in 2005 and is a replica of the historic model, but includes modern components which suit both European and North American requirements.The pedal-assisted powered bicycle has a 49 cc two stroke engine which runs on 1.4 litres of fuel, enough for 50 or 60 miles, they have sold more than 7 million units worldwide.Fully restored to as new spec. Sold with the V5C, dating certificate, French Certificat de Conformite and maintenance manual.
Lot 25
1986 Velosolex S3800, 49cc. Registration number C531 XRT. Frame number 03921437. Engine number 5106056.Velosolex produced cyclemotors from 1946 to 1988 in Europe, production began in both China and Hungary in 1988, but ceased in Hungary in 2002. French production resumed in 2005 and is a replica of the historic model, but includes modern components which suit both European and North American requirements.The pedal-assisted powered bicycle has a 49 cc two stroke engine which runs on 1.4 litres of fuel, enough for 50 or 60 miles, they have sold more than 7 million units worldwide.XRT was owned by Gail Ridgewell in 1988, original invoice and owners manual on file.In 2015 Brian Rideout was the owner, our vendor buying it in 2016.This example is as new and has never been on the road. Sold with V5C, purchase receipt in 2016, NACC dating certificate and other paperwork.
Lot 32
1965 Vespa VBB2T, 150cc. Registration number HVK 755C. Frame number VBB2T *265852*. Engine number VBB2M *240545*.The Piaggio industrial group were devastated by WWII and post war were not allowed to build aircraft, instead they helped mobilise the Italian public with a new transport concept, the scooter. During trials the buzzing noise of the engine and body shape combined for the scooter to be christened the ‘Vespa’ the Italian translation for wasp. From the launch in 1946 it was such a success that it has become a symbol of taste, fashion and style and is one of the favourite global design icons of all time. The 150 cc VBB replaced the VBA in 1960.HVK was first registered with DVLA in 2018 by Allan Ball and has been subject to a complete restoration along with the addition of period style accessories such as luggage racks, petrol can and leather luggage. It has covered 444 miles since the restoration.Sold with the V5C, keys and workshop manual, it will need recommissioning due to lack of use.
Lot 33
2016 Piaggio Vespa PX125, 125cc. Registration number DG66 BYR. Frame number ZAPM74100000020839. Engine number M741M 1018864.The Vespa P range was launched in 1977 in Milan and became a successful model for Piaggio for almost 40 years but the end of the line was near in early 2017 as the engine would fail to meet Euro 4 compliance emission requirements. A final commemorative model called the '70th Anniversary Settantessimo' was produced as a final farewell to the most successful Vespa range of all time. It had a dark brown leather seat with beige piping and thermo bonding depicting the 70th anniversary logo. The logo is also found on the side panel and a special plaque on the toolbox door. The wheels were also supplied in a special colour for the first time.BYR was bought new by James Cooper in September 2016, he sold it to Wayne Roberts in October 2017 and then our vendor in May 2019. It has covered some 3,343 miles before being put into stored before it first MOT was due, it comes with a limited edition luggage set.Sold with the V5C, one key, workshop manual, warranty and owners manuals, it will need recommissioning due to lack of use.
Lot 35
1974 BSA Ariel 3, model type K2, 49cc. Registration number UCY 600N. Frame number 006329. Engine number 08467.‘Here it is. Whatever it is.’ That was how the BSA Group’s advertisers heralded the arrival of the ill-conceived Ariel 3 in 1970. A tricycle aimed squarely at commuters, the Ariel 3 was powered by a 50cc Dutch Anker engine and featured a clever banking front end controlled by torsion bars, while its closely-spaced rear wheels, which remained upright, allowed the Ariel trike to be classed as a moped. No doubt BSA’s overblown marketing department had concluded that the apparent stability of such an arrangement would appeal to those nervous of riding a ‘real’ motorcycle or moped. They were very much mistaken; the machine turned out to be a disastrous flop, the £2 million wasted on the project playing a big part in precipitating the Group’s subsequent collapse.UCY is a rare apparently complete machine that still retains its orange tinted windshield. It was owned by John Dainty in 2009 who had it MOT'd in 2010 before our vendor bought it in 2017. It will require recommissioning before use.Sold with the V5C, 2010 MOT, 1977 tax disc, copies of the owners handbook and workshop manual.
Lot 47
1963 BSA B40 Star, 343cc. Registration number 369 DJU. Frame number B40 6039. Engine number B40 5042.The B40 was a larger engined version of the C15 and was first produced during 1961 continuing in production until the end of the 1967. It used the same 70 mm stroke as the C15 engine but the bore was increased from 67 mm to 79 mm to give a capacity of 343 cc. In terms of cycle parts, the main difference was that the B40 used larger 18″ wheels front and rear compared with the 17″ wheels on the C15.DJU was owned by Alan Brereton in 2006 before our vendor bought it in 2016. He has replaced the engine and gearbox gaskets. At this time it had just had an MOT at 15,928 miles, today it shows 6,967 miles and appears to have been fully restored and hardly used since, it will require recommissioning before road use.Sold with the V5C, 2016 MOT, receipts for gaskets, workshop manual.
Lot 51
2010 Royal Enfield Bullet Classic EFI Electra, 499cc. Registration number FJ10 FRX. Frame number ME3CKEAT59C000861. Engine number 9US5F000861B.The Royal Enfield Bullet was originally a British overhead valve single cylinder four-stroke motorcycle made by Royal Enfield in Redditch, Worcestershire, but now produced by Royal Enfield Motors, the successor to the British company, at Chennai, Tamil Nadu, in India. The Royal Enfield Bullet has the longest production run of any motorcycle having remained continuously in production since 1948. The Bullet marque is even older, and has passed 75 years of continuous production. The Royal Enfield and Bullet names derive from the company's links with the Royal Small Arms Factory in Enfield, London.The British company produced many noteworthy motorcycles over the next seven decades until the '70s when it folded. Manufacture continued in India, though the bikes were predominantly intended for local use and were not widely exported. In 1995 Enfield of India bought the rights to the name "Royal Enfield" and began renewed development efforts. Modern carburetors, five-speed transmissions and new twin-leading-shoe front brake systems were notable improvements.FRX was purchased new by Alan Day, receipt on file, it is fitted with the lean burn engine, a five speed gearbox operated on the left and electric start. The DVLA shows MOT history in 2015, 2016, 2017 although the vendor assures us that the machine has only covered the 18 miles showing on the odometer as it was bought from the same gentleman as lot 52 and they were display models, help will be given with getting this rectified. It will need recommissioning for road use.Sold with the V5C, purchase receipt, owners manual and one key.
Lot 55
2015 Royal Enfield Desert Storm, 499cc. Registration number LF15 SZP. Frame number ME3CKECT5FK000259. Engine number U5S5FOED064483.The Royal Enfield Classic Desert Storm features a unique “sand” paint scheme reminiscent of the First and the Second World War era - a time when Royal Enfield motorcycles were among the common form of utilities for soldiers in the desert.Since it’s based on a standard Classic 500, the Classic Desert Storm uses the same fuel injected 500cc, single cylinder, 4-stroke engine producing 27.2bhp of power at 5,250rpm and 41.3Nm of torque at 4,000 rpm. It is mated to a five-speed gearbox. The tank is finished in post war era graphics, helping create a vintage look.SZP was bought new by our vendor has only covered 417 miles from new, was MOT'd in 2018 at 328 miles and 2019 at 402 miles. It will require recommissioning before road use.Sold with the V5C, MOT and owners manual.
Lot 56
2008 Royal Enfield Bullet 500 with Squire sidecar, 499cc. Registration number FX08 EXC. Frame number ME3BBBSB47C021091. Engine number 7BS521091K.The Bullet, Royal Enfield's signature machine, was introduced in Britain in 1949 as an about-town errand runner and daily commuter. The company went racing and racked up a number of victories in motocross, road racing and trials, proving its worth and cementing status as a legitimate, competitive brand. By 1954, the Bullet's versatility and dependability attracted the interest of the government of India. With the duty of patrolling its border with Pakistan in mind, 800 units were ordered. Evidently, the Indians were pleased enough with the motorcycle's performance to place sizable orders the next two years. This led to the British manufacturer opening a factory in the east to better accommodate this new, vital customer. Within two years, the plant was producing the Bullet entirely from scratch in Madras, India.Ironically, in 1967, as Royal Enfield was thriving in India, the original company collapsed in Britain, falling victim to the onslaught of the burgeoning Japanese marques. But, by then, Enfield India was operating as its own entity, with a steady homegrown demand for its product that ensured fiscal stability and continued growth. This was certainly helped along by the country's population surging toward one billion. The result of this unusual reversal of fortune is that Royal Enfield remains the oldest motorcycle manufacturer still in business with an uninterrupted history of trading.EXC combination has had regular use over the years, shown by the MOT history of 8,180 in 2011, then continuously until 2018 at 17,313 miles, it now has 17,474 miles on the odometer. In 2010 it was owned by Bob Clough and there are many receipts on file during his ownership, including an engine rebuild in 2014 at 14,513 miles at a cost of £950. Our vendor bought it from David Andrews in 2019. It will require recommissioning before road use.Sold with the V5C, keys, owners manual and a history folder/receipts.
Lot 59
2006 Royal Enfield Bullet 349cc. Registration number DX56 HBB. Frame number ME3BABSB46C692394. Engine 6B692394D.Royal Enfield revived the Bullet name in 1948 for a sensational new 350cc sports bike with swinging-arm rear suspension. The newcomer featured an overhead-valve engine that housed its dry-sump oil tank in a compartment in the rear of the crankcase, to which the four-speed gearbox was rigidly bolted in a form of semi-unitary construction. Production of both 350 and 500 Bullets ceased in 1962, though the model was taken up for manufacture under license in India in the 1970s and continues in production there in much-improved form today.HBB was bought new by Antony Nocetti in October 2006, and was not used. In 2017 our vendor bought it from Motorcycle Trading of Reading with 14 miles on the odometer, it was MOT'd with 16 miles. It has only covered 72 miles from new and will require recommissioning before use.Sold with the V5C, 2017 MOT and receipt, owners manual with a service stamp at 14 miles and two keys.
Lot 60
2015 Royal Enfield Continental GT, 535cc. Registration number LF15 SZR. Frame number ME3CLEET5EK001820. Engine number U6S5FOEE004031.The Royal Enfield Continental GT is the lightest, fastest, most powerful Royal Enfield in production. Fuel Injected 535cc unit Construction Engine, 29.1 bhp power, 44Nm torque, lighter flywheel along-with improved power-to-weight ratio gives the Continental GT that extra responsiveness, punch and agility.SZR was bought new by our vendor and has had the following additions to standard, a Motad stainless exhaust with reverse cone, bar end mirrors and Givi screen. It has only covered some 70 miles from new and will require recommissioning before use.Sold with the V5C and owners manual.
Lot 9
A Pashley Roadster Classic bicycle. Frame number 195310. Serial number PA 53884, with tool bag.Offered in Buckingham Black, known as the ‘King of the Road’, originally designed to handle the cobblestones and the roughest of country tracks, the traditional 28 inch wheels are paired with a double-sprung Brooks B33 leather saddle. 20" frameSold with the Pashley owners manual.
Lot 759
Partially boxed Webley Tempest .22 over lever action air pistol (circa 1979) in full working order. The Tempest writing on the gun sides is worn but otherwise the gun is in excellent barely used condition, (cocking action is very smooth), with fold-out owners manual, no visible serial number.
Lot 11
Household.- Watkins (Henry George) Hints and Observations seriously addressed to Heads of Families, in reference, chiefly, to Female Domestic Servants, first edition, book-label of Frances Viscountess Lorton, later half calf, spine gilt, T.Hamilton, 1816; Affectionate Advice to Apprentices and other Young Men engaged in Trades or Professions, eleventh edition, foxed, handsome red straight-grain morocco, gilt, g.e., arms of the Goldsmiths Company printed on front pastedown, slightly rubbed at edges, 1869, 8vo et infra (2)⁂ The first is an excellent copy of this scarce manual on the fair treatment of domestic servants. Only 3 copies recorded by Library Hub (BL, Cambridge, & Glasgow); WorldCat lists only copies of the 1817 edition.
Lot 190
Occult.- Lévi (Éliphas) The History of Magic, second edition, translated by Arthur Waite, portrait frontispiece, plates, lacking front free endpaper, scattered faint spotting, original decorative cloth, gilt, mottling to fore-edges, bumping to spine extremities, 1922 § "Raphael" [Smith (Robert Cross)] A Manual of Astrology, or the Book of the Stars, hand-coloured engraved frontispiece, additional engraved frontispiece, 1 engraved plates, illustrations, original cloth, printed yellow label to upper cover, small loss to spine extremities, bumping to corners, 1837 § Frazer (Sir James George) The Golden Bough, 12 vol., original cloth, fractional bumping to spine extremities, dust-jacket, light creasing to edges, 1980 § Jones (William) Finger-Ring Lore, illustrations, scattered faint spotting, cracked hinges, original pictorial cloth, gilt, slight bumping to corners and extremities, 1890; and others, occult, mysticism, myths & legends and, esoteric, v.s. (c.80)
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Lot 796
Forestry. Pontey (W), The Profitable Planter: A Treatise on the Theory and Practice of Planting Forest Trees [...], third edition, London: John Harding, 1809, original publisher's boards, worn and chipped, 8vo, Curtis (Charles E.), Practical Forest [...], first edition thus, London: Published at the office of The "Land Agents Record", n.d. [c. 1875], original green cloth, gilt pictorial and lettered, 8vo, Bright's Pole Plantations and Underwoods, London: Crosby Lockwood and Sons, 1888, original cloth, 8vo, Schlich's Manual of Forestry, volume V only: Forest Utilization, 1896, original cloth, 8vo, (4).
Lot 866
Veterinary. Blaine (Delabere), A Domestic Treatise on the Diseases of Horses and Dogs, first edition, London: T. Boosey, 1803, original contemporary marbled boards, disbound, 12mo, Sully (Henry), Observations on, and Plain Directions for, All Classes of People, to Prevent the Fatal Effects of the bites of Animals Labouring under Hydrophobia, inscribed presentation copy from the author, first edition, Taunton: Printed for the Author, by J.W. Marriott, et al., 1828, some stains, slight and discreet marginal worming, contemporary quarter-calf over marbled boards, split and worn, 8vo, Rydge (John), The Veterinary Surgeon's Manual [...], fourth edition, London: Printed fro T.T. and J. Tegg, 1832, frontispiece and title-page gutter repaired, plates, rebacked original publisher's boards, 8vo, White (James) & Spooner (W.C., editor), A Compendium of the Veterinary Art, seventeenth edition, London: Longman, et al., 1842, coloured frontispiece, in-text illustrations, contemporary quarter-calf over marbled boards, 8vo, White's Complete System of Veterinary Medicine [...], volume II only, first edition, London: John Badcock, 1804, contemporary calf, worn, 12mo, (5).
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Lot 958
Cookery. [Philip (Robert Kemp, editor)], Consult Me, to Know How to Cook [...], first edition, Wakefield: William Nicholson and Sons, n.d. [?1866], chromolithograph frontispiece, repaired original publisher's cloth, 8vo, Dods (Mistress Margaret), The Cook and Housewife's Manual [...], tenth edition, Edinburgh: Oliver & Boyd, 1856, original cloth, worn, 8vo, idem, sixth edition, 1837, later cloth over boards, 8vo, Holland (Mrs Mary), The Complete Economical Cook, seventeenth edition, London: William Tegg and Co., 1853, cloth, 12mo, Radcliffe, Domestic Cookery, Manchester: J Gleave, 1823, refreshed contemporary quarter-calf, 8vo, Dalgairns (Mrs), The Practice of Cookery [...], sixth edition, Edinburgh: Robert Cadell, 1836, original publisher's boards, worn and split, 8vo, Eaton (Mrs Mary), The Cook and Housekeeper's Dictionary, [...], Bungay: J. and R. Childs, 1823, half-title, frontispiece, title-page, and final signatures supplied in facsimile, 20th century brown morocco over cloth, 8vo, Reid (Hartelaw), Cookery, ?sole edition, Edinburgh: John Menzies, 1853, original cloth, worn and split, 8vo, [Rundle (Mrs)], A New System of Domestic Cookery, London: John Murray, 1838, plates, original publisher's boards, split, 8vo, idem, a later copy, 1843, cloth, worn, 8vo, Bishop (Frederick), The Wife's Own Book of Cookery, London: Ward and Lock, n.d. [1850], illustrated, original cloth, 8vo, Anon, The New Female Instructor [...] [with] A Complete Art of Cookery [...], London: Thomas Kelly, 1836, later binding, 8vo, other books, pamphlets, etc., (approx. 40)
Lot 725
Agriculture & Husbandry. Low (David), Elements of Practical Agriculture, Edinburgh: Bell & Bradfute, 1834, original publisher's moire boards, split at inner-gutter, some movement within binding, 8vo, idem, second edition, London: Longman, et al., 1838, original publisher's boards, 8vo, Mavor (William), Five Hundred Points of Good Husbandry, London: Printed for Lackington, Allen, and Co., 1812, later cloth, bears Arthur Young's bookplate, 8vo, Lawson & Son's The Agriculturalist's Manual, 1836, cloth, 8vo, etc., (5).
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