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Click here to subscribeMake & Model: Chevrolet Matiz SDate of Reg: AF59 YZUColour: Redcc: 796MoT: 25-10-2021Fuel Type: PETROLMileage: 68kTransmission: MANUALSummary: 11 Service stamps - Last entry April 2019 at 58k. Showing handwrittem entry for cambelt. 2 Keys (not tested)This vehicle has been declared as an insurance total loss
Make & Model: Ford Fiesta Ghia TDCIDate of Reg: ET57 EYSColour: Redcc: 1399MoT: 18-11-2021Fuel Type: DIESELMileage: 70kTransmission: MANUALSummary: Insurance loss - Cat N - Recorded September 2019. 3 Service stamps. 2 Keys (not tested) Leather. Air con (not tested)This vehicle has been declared as an insurance total loss
Christian Hueber & David A Sulzberger: Bentley Continental Sports Saloon; a limited 'Owners' Edition' and accompanying Bentley Register, published by Palawan Press, 2003,limited 'Owners' Edition' of 208 copies published, in buckram wrap-around covers with pop-stud and gilt tooling, large 4to, numbered to title page with chassis number 'BC75C', 400 numbered pages, well illustrated reference title relating to the R-Type Continental, and with accompanying Bentley Register for the Continental Sports Saloon, black card covers, 231 numbered pages, with build and ownership details of the cars, together with folio of reproduced drawings and profiles of coachwork styles by various coachbuilders including H J Mulliner and Pinin Farina, originally issued with presentation library box (not included with the Lot). (3)Footnotes:Of the 358 copies of this book published, 150 were produced as Standard Editions, with the remaining 208 published as Owners' Editions which were issued as part of a presentation boxed set, for owners of the R-Type Continental, with 'owners' manual' style covers and each numbered with the corresponding chassis number.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: •• Zero rated for VAT, no VAT will be added to the Hammer Price or the Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A fine second half of the 18th century brass-mounted mahogany stick barometer with hygrometer and thermometerGeorge Adams, No.60 Fleet Street, London. Instrument Maker to his MajestyThe arched case with adjustable wheatear hygrometer set above a hinged glazed hood door over a long trunk terminating in a hemispherical cistern cover, the centre of the trunk inset with an imposing mercury thermometer behind a hinged glazed door, the flat bulb measuring 3 inches in length and registering against a scale marked from 25 to 95 degrees, the lower numerals bracketed as 'WINTER', the upper bracketed as 'SUMMER', the signed silvered dial above reading from 28-31 inches and with manual vernier scale, with three weather predictions. 108cms (42 1/2ins) high (1)Footnotes:George Adams was arguably the best known and respected maker of scientific instruments in the latter half of the 18th century. King George III appointed Adams to be his Mathematical Instrument Maker in 1760, and about 20% of the Royal Collection emanated from his Fleet Street workshop. The firm passed to George's son, George Junior and then to Dudley. Perhaps his most iconic instrument is the silver 'New Universal' microscope formed in solid silver now on display at the Science Museum, dating to about the same time as the current lot, 1763.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: TPTP Lot will be moved to an offsite storage location (Cadogan Tate, Auction House Services, 241 Acton Lane, London NW10 7NP, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please note transfer and storage charges will apply to any lots not collected after 14 calendar days from the auction date.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A good late 18th century mahogany stick barometer with hygrometer and thermometerBenjamin Martin, LondonThe arched case surmounted by an engraved hygrometer scale read via a fancy blued steel hand, over carved decoration and canted front angles, the long trunk with visible tube framed by a moulded edge terminating in a hemispherical cistern cover, the signed silvered dial mounted with a mercury thermometer and manual vernier reading against a 27 to 31 inch scale, with seven weather predictions. 97cms (38ins) high (1)Footnotes:Benjamin Martin described this type of barometer as a 'Triple Weather Glass' or 'Aerometrum Magnum'. Perhaps it's finest attribute is the improved hygrometer which works by means of an extended gut line mounted at the rear of the case, one end is fixed and the other is held under tension via a spring loaded rack and pinion set-up. Martin (1704-1782) was a skilled scientific instrument maker, after establishing a school in Chichester during his late twenties, from 1738 onwards he went on to present lectures and demonstrations on experimental philosophy to audiences in Reading, Bristol, Bath and London. From 1756 he returned to London where he worked as an optician and made scientific instruments and globes. He was also an author covering topics such as natural philosophy, theology, mathematics, language and geography. On 14th January 1782, Joshua Lover Martin applied for a patent which was to produce a revolution in manufactuing: it was for the process of tude-drawing. Unfortunately by the time the patent was granted on 28th March, his father Benjamin, whose invention it was, had died - bankrupt.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: TPTP Lot will be moved to an offsite storage location (Cadogan Tate, Auction House Services, 241 Acton Lane, London NW10 7NP, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please note transfer and storage charges will apply to any lots not collected after 14 calendar days from the auction date.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
GENTLEMAN'S OMEGA SEAMASTER MANUAL WIND WRIST WATCH, the round cream dial with applied gold coloured baton hour markers, outer seconds track in black, 34mm case, on a generic brown leather strap, along with a gentleman's Garrard stainless steel manual wind wrist watch, a lady's eighteen carat gold Bucherer manual wind wrist watch, nine carat gold unsigned manual wind wrist watch and a gold plated example (5)
GENTLEMAN'S OMEGA GENEVE CHRONOSTOP STAINLESS STEEL MANUAL WIND WRIST WATCH, the round grey dial set horizontally, with applied silver coloured baton numerals, with date aperture at 6, outer seconds track in white, 35mm case, on a black leather strap with Omega foldover clasp, lacking box and papers
LADY'S DIAMOND AND PEARL MANUAL WIND COCKTAIL WATCH, the octagonal silver coloured dial with black baton and Arabic hour markers, marked 'GLYCINE WATCH CO' to the movement, the 14mm case with diamond and pearl set bezel and lugs, blue cabochon gem to the crown, on an adjustable mesh strap, the clasp marked 585, 18.3g, lacking box and papers
RARE: GENTLEMAN'S ZENITH ACADEMY GEORGES FAVRE-JACOT EIGHTEEN CARAT GOLD FUSEE AND CHAIN MANUAL WIND WRIST WATCH, reference number 18.2210.4810/01.C713, the round white partial skeleton dial with applied rose gold baton hour markers, outer seconds track in black, with visible fusee and chain mechanism held in place by steel bridges, with subsidiary seconds dial between 7 and 8 and power reserve indicator between 4 and 6, 45mm eighteen carat rose gold case, with skeleton back, on a brown crocodile strap with concealed clasp, in an impressive lockable display case, with outer box and warranty card stating the date of purchase as 2016
A vintage 1960s gold plated Technos wristwatch with signed champagne dial having Arabic numerals and dauphine hands in gold and seconds subsidiary dial at 6 o'clock, 33mm round case with stainless steel snap back (presentation inscription to outside), housing a 15 jewel Felsa caliber 391 manual wind movement, fitted with 18mm two piece brown leather strap, comes with Technos watch box. Condition: currently working but will not be sold with any guarantees, minor scratch to dial near center post otherwise clean, crown functional, case has some surface scratches, case back with presentation inscription and referenced 2758037, strap has little wear, box with some stains and wear with age.
A vintage 1960s hallmarked 9ct gold Roamer Vanguard 304 wristwatch with with signed champagne dial, gold and black hour markers and hands, 34mm round Dennison case having screw back signed, referenced and hallmarked to inside, the watch powered by a 17 jewel MST (Meyer & Studeli) caliber 801 manual wind movement, fitted with a new 18mm buffalo calf brown leather strap with gold tone buckle, gross weight (without strap) 27g. Condition: currently in working order but will not be sold with any guarantees, dial with some wear and staining around 9-11 o'clock, crown functional, case has some surface scratches as does glass, strap as new.
A 1940s/50s hallmarked 9ct gold Cyma wristwatch having signed champagne dial with Arabic numerals and breguet hands in gold and seconds subsidiary dial at 6 o'clock, the 29mm case hallmarked and referenced to inside of snap back and also marked 9.375 to the 17mm lugs with fixed bars, the watch powered by a caliber 234 15 jewel manual wind movement, no strap, gross weight 22g. Condition: currently in working order but will not be sold with any guarantees, dial clean no damage, case has some surface wear and scratches and small dent to back, no initials or presentation inscriptions, crown is possible replacement but is functional.
A 1930s hallmarked 9ct gold Rone wristwatch, the signed dial having Arabic numerals, cathedral hands and seconds subsidiary dial at 6 o'clock, the Dennison case signed, referenced and hallmarked to the inside, the watch powered by a 16 jewel caliber 1050 manual wind movement, no strap, case dimensions 35mm x 37mm, case weight only (with glass) 9g. Condition: Currently working but will not be sold with any guarantees, dial has some natural wear and patina with some losses to lume on numerals and on hands, case has presentation inscription to back and has some surface scratches and minor dents, no strap, crown functional.
An early 20th century Swiss silver cased trench style manual wind wristwatch with unsigned black dial having Arabic numerals and spade hands in white and seconds subsidiary dial at 6 o'clock, the 25 x 32mm square case having 20mm fixed bar lugs and snap back referenced and hallmarked to inside, no strap. Condition: currently in working order but will not be sold with any guarantees, dial very clean, no damage, case has some surface wear with surface scratches and small dents, case inside back with Swiss hallmarks and London import marks 1917.
* Minox. Minox B subminiature 8 x 11mm film spy camera, manufactured in Germany by Minox in 1956, Serial No. 896783, untested but appears to be in good working order, excellent cosmetic condition, complete with measuring chain and original leather case, together with Olympus 35 RC 35mm rangefinder film camera, made in Japan, Serial No. 285805, E.Zuiko 42mm f/2.8 lens, excellent cosmetic condition, untested but appears to be in good working order, seals may need replacing, new battery required, plus Voigtlander VITO CLR 35mm rangefinder film camera, manufactured in Germany mid to late 1960s, Color-Skopar 50mm f/2.8 lens with Pronto-LK shutter, Serial No. 5194762, untested but appears to be in good working order, some minor surface marks and paint loss in places, top plate slightly loose, complete with original leather hard case and User Manual and receipt for £22 10/- 0d dated 1961, plus Agfa Silette-LK 35mm viewfinder film camera, manufactured late 1950s or early 1960s, Color-Apotar 45mm f/2.8 lens with Pronto-LK shutter, original brown hard leather case, untested, plus a J. Thos. Rhamstine (Detroit) Super Electrophot exposure meter from the 1930s with original leather hard case and a General Electric DW-68 light meter, all items sold as seenQty: (7)NOTESThe Minox B was built by Minox in Germany and, with 384,327 units manufactured between 1958 and 1969, was the worlds most famous and widely used camera for espionage photography. The Minox-B was always ready for use, it was the first subminiature camera with a built-in light meter that did not require batteries. It was replaced by the improved Minox C, which never surpassed the popularity of the Minox-B.
LONGINES; a gentleman's 9ct gold cased manual wind wristwatch, the silvered dial with batons and subsidiary seconds dial, the case numbered 23548, diameter of face excluding winding crown 37mm.Additional InformationThe watch appears to be running, but this is no guarantee it is in working order, the case back has been engraved. Wear to the case, also a couple of dots to the dial.
Two binocular microscopes, comprising: the first by Cooke, Troughton & Simms Ltd., M64809, in a wooden box with two spare lenses, and folding brackets, box 44cm to top of handle, the second by Wild Heerbrugg Mll-EB, no. 144129, with perspex optics holder containing two spare eye pieces, with instruction manual in a cylindrical grey metal case. 38cm high to top of caseCondition report: First - appears to be in good condition, box lock damagedSecond - metal case has paint scuff and marks
An Omega De Ville Co-Axial 18ct gold automatic gents wristwatch, the two-tone silvered dial with applied gold Roman numerals denoting hours, date aperture at 3 o'clock position and faceted sword hands, calibre 2500 movement, case back engraved 'Omega Co-Axial Escapement', watch no.81820663, 36mm case diameter, on later brown leather strap with original 18ct gold Omega pin buckle, in original lined and branded box, with operating instruction manual, warranty cards and hang tags etc.
Double Manual HarpsichordA Double manual harpsichord in a green painted case on a trestle base. Please note one set of jacks have been removed but are still available. This instrument is sold with an Article 10 Certificate due to the use of ivory in the construction of the keyboard. Cert. No. 594621/01.
Autocourse Review of International Motor Sport. A complete run from 1951 to 2007/8. The first 7 volumes in the lot are small folio hardbacks (no dust jackets) in different coloured cloth bindings, plus a thick smaller format hardback volume for 1958/9. These hold the issues, bound with their covers /advertisements, from Vol. I, No. 1, January 1951 to Vol. IX, No. 45, December 1959, by which time the publication had been re-titled Sporting Motorist. Subsequent to this, Autocourse became a yearly Review of International Motor Sport, sub-titled The World's Leading Grand Prix Manual from the 1986/1987 volume. The 1959 and 1960 (2parts) volumes are paperbacks, the 1961/2 and 1962/3 hardbacks (in their dust jackets) being quarto-size. Thereafter, the annual volumes are all small folio-size in their dust jackets. There is a duplicate volume for 2003/4. All volumes are in good condition, the later ones being virtually 'as new'. (59)
Further Early Aviation. A good selection of 22 8vo volumes, all but one hardbacks, some with their dj's, mostly in decent condition, and including several pre-World War I titles. Examples include: Aviation: An Introduction to the Elements of Flight, by A. E. Berriman, 2nd ed, 1913; Flying Machines: Past Present, and Future, by A. W. Marshall & H. Greenly, 1904; The Art of Aviation, by R. W. A. Brewer, 2nd ed, 1911; The Aero Manual, by Staff of 'The Motor', 1st ed (Revised), 1909; The Aeroplane: A Concise Scientific Study, by A. Fage, 5th ed, 1918; By Land and Sky, by J. M. Bacon, 1900; Aircraft, Airships, Aeroplanes, etc., by T.W. Corbin, 1914 (paperback); By Air, by Sir Harry Brittain, 2nd Imp, 1933; and 14 other volumes. (22)
Lone Star 000 N Gauge Push-a-long Loocmotives Rolling Stock and Track and Electric controllers, Single ended Diesel (8, one BR) and two poor examples, Baldwin Locomotive, BR blue 4-6-2 Locomotive and repainted Diesel Shunter, US coach, Rolling Stock (4) and UK wagons (6) and maroon coach (less roof), Signal Boxes (2) and collection of loose metal track, EL184 Transformer and two Battery Controllers (one boxed), 12 packs of Treble-O-Trains Trees, in original bubble packs in trade box (one flap poor), Instruction Manual and two Price Lists, together with a Casey Jones Micro Trains box with incomplete Stock car and instructions, P-E, boxes F-VG (qty)
Lone Star Treble '0' Lectric 000 N Gauge EL51 Passenger Set, comprising BR green Diesel D5900, two red coaches, track, Instruction manual, Guarantee, Registration Card and Railway Modeller Leaflet with Lone Star on front, in original individual boxes in set box, E-M, unused, boxes G-E, Set box with minor scuffs and a little dusty
Waterlow & Sons Ticket Punch and Related Ticket Items, a green painted cast metal ticket punch machine by Waterlow & Sons London 10" high, together with a guards ticket punch by the Bell & Punch Printing Co Ltd on leather shoulder strap (working), an oak double-sided ticket holder mounted with twenty spring clips and tickets and three iron manual ticket punch/clippers, G (6)
Tri-ang Railways 00 Gauge RS 33 Transcontinental Train Set, comprising silver and red Single Ended Diesel, four silver and red Transcontinental branded coaches including Dome coach and Baggage Car, oval of super 4 Track, correct instructions, service manual and Price List dated 8th Oct 1962, in original box with corrugated protective card, VG-E, box F-G, three lid corners loose
An uncommon Model Steam Hammer and other Workshop Equipment, of unknown manufacture but with cast frame parts and cylinder, overall height approx 11", the operating cylinder with diameter approx 1" x 2" stroke with a manual operating lever, the steam input with regulator valve together with two miniature anvils on a polished wooden base, VG
A 5" Gauge Bogie Riding Trolley with brakes, substantially made with roller bearings to axles, twin brake cylinders or manual handle acting on pads to all wheels, dual hooks (for mixed-gauge haulage), detachable padded seat 33" long and side/foot-boards for raised-level running, these painted in brown/cream, G-VG, slight surface rusting to unpainted steel parts, dusty (4 parts)
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