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Lot 428
A vintage Omega mid sized stainless steel gentleman’s wristwatch, silvered dial with Roman numerals, appears to run, manual wind, with shaped lugs, on later black strapThe case measures approx 3cm in diameter. There is some wear to the dial including scratching and pitting. The back cover is scratched with the name "Robertshaw". The winder is possibly not original. As per the description "IT APPEARS TO RUN" and is ticking
Lot 274
Gents DuWard Calendar 18ct Watch. Circa 1950s gents manual wind wrist watch. Classic design silver coloured dial with gold hour markers and hands, marked 'DuWard Calendar Super Securit Shock Swiss Made'. Small cross-hair style second sub-dial & calendar window at 3 o'clock. Manual wind Swiss movement. Case back with Continental hallmarks for 18ct gold. Diameter of case without crown 33mm.
Lot 78
Platinum & Diamond Cocktail Watch. Art Deco Ladies Platinum and Diamond Cocktail Watch. Rectangular watch case framed with diamonds and machine decoration to the edges. Inside back watch case marked 'All Plat'. Platinum link bracelet set with multiple diamonds. Watch case size approximately 25mm x 10mm. Bracelet length approximately 6 1/2''. Manual Swiss Watch movement, 17 jewels by Reno Watch Co. Watch appears to run.
Lot 1522
A 1930's 9ct gold tank watch, silvered dial, Arabic numerals, minute track, subsidiary seconds, indistinctly signed dial, manual wind Swiss movement, 9ct gold Dennison case, Birmingham 1938, tan leather strap ; a Reid 9ct gold watch head, Birmingham 1952; an Avia 15 jewel 9ct gold cased watch, Birmingham 1953, leather strap (3)
Lot 1599
Watches - a vintage Verity gentleman's Incabloc dress watch, brushed silvered dial, Roman numerals, minute track, manual movement; a 1950s Smiths dress watch, silvered dial , baton markers, centre seconds, expanding bracelet; others Oris; Matthey Doret: Newmark; a Mentor watch head; another Hudson, part cased (7)
Lot 680
Titanic interest, Naval Engineering.- Blake (Frederick John. RNR); an illustrated manuscript manual and diary relating to engines and boilers of naval ships, circa 1901, including HMS Grafton, HMS Bacchante, HMS Scout and HMS Scylla, together with details of torpedoes and warheads, containing hand coloured technical drawings, written in very neat hand, half morocco over patterned boards, oblong, 4to. Frederick John Blake R.B., R.N.R., was the Superintendent Engineer of The White Star Line at Southampton. He oversaw the engineering activities of the Company and the engineering departments of Company ships from Southampton. Blake selected the engineering crew members for The Titanic including his good friend, the Chief Engineer Joseph Bell, He was responsible for informing the families of engineering staff of their loss. Frederick John Blake's grave at Compton, near Winchester, is modelled in The Titanic Engineers Memorial in Southampton's East Park.
Lot 105
*Guillotine. A large floor standing Ideal Forte 521/E guillotine, with dual safety button electrically operated blade cutting to approximately 52cm (20.5 inches), manual adjustable clamp & back gauge, perspex safety guards, on original metal frame stand, dimensions approximately 86cm (width) x 91.5cm (depth) x 112cm (height), (34 x 36 x 44 inches) Please note, this item is very heavy. collection and delivery to be arranged by successful purchaser. In working order, however not tested for electrical safety for some years. (1)
Lot 114
The Bookbinder's Manual. Containing a Full Description of Leather and Vellum Binding; also, Directions for Gilding of Paper & Book-Edges: and Numerous Valuable Recipes for Sprinkling, Colouring, & Marbling: together with a Scale of Bookbinders' Charges; a list of all the Book and Vellum Binders in London..., London: Cowie and Strange, n.d., circa 1830, [vi]-124,[2]pp., introduction leaf torn to upper outer corner with loss, sewing weak at front of volume, occasional spotting and dust-soiling, hinges broken, contemporary quarter sheep, marbled sidings to boards, some wear to spine and boards,16mo in 8s Provenance: Not part of the Jameson Collection. No UK institutional location found for this edition. The Bodleian has a 4th edition which collates as vi[7]-124,[6]pp. (1)
Lot 24
*Picture framing equipment, A Morso F foot operated floor standing mitring machine, together with a floor standing 'Framers Corner' manual underpinning machine, with a Keen-Cut Laser mount cutting machine, plus a carton of related picture framing equipment and supplies, including frame staplers & clamps, cord & fixings etc. all in very good condition, each with original instruction booklets, plus a quantity of lengths of picture frame mouldings (-)
Lot 38
*Finishing press. A modern good quality beech finishing press with bench stand, 29cm (11.5 inches) between wooden screw threads, opening to 10cm (4 inches), together with a CXD Manual Book Measure (by Conservation by Design Ltd.), used to accurately measure books when constructing book boxes etc. (suitable for taking measurements up to 600mm graduated in 1mm increments), plus two wooden book rests, plus a small Dryad sewing frame, and small laying press & plough, plus modern multi-function bookpress etc. (-)
Lot 516
Dalechamps (Jacques). Chirurgie francoise ..., avec plusieurs figures des instrumens ..., 3rd edition, Paris: Olivier de Varennes, 1610, title-page printed in red and black with printer's woodcut device, old name or stamp erased in blank area adjacent with some resultant paper thinning and loss, engraved illustrations to text, some spotting and old dampstaining, a few scattered ink library stamps, closely trimmed, edges stained red, contemporary calf gilt, rebacked with original spine relaid, edges neatly repaired, 4to Third and last edition of this manual for barber-surgeons, and considered the most important French surgical book of the sixteenth century after Pare's 'Dix livres de chirurgie' (1564). The first and second editions of 1570 & 1573 are both very rare. (1)
Lot 14
A 1987 Ford Escort 1300 L three door, registration D918 APF, chassis number SFABXXBBABHK23590, engine number HK23590, Maritime blue. With 18,470 (not 18,000) miles from new, this matching numbers time warp condition Escort had one lady owner until June 2015, with two registered keepers since. The car was supplied by Page Motors (Leatherhead) Ltd to Aldersons Garage the distributing dealer to Mrs H J Taylor. Mrs Taylor would use Aldersons for all of the Fords servicing during her ownership (service book containing 14 stamps), with the last being carried out on 04/02/14 at 18,110 miles. Presented in very original condition with its dealer supplied owner's wallet containing the stamped service book, owner's handbook, radio operation manual, warranty booklet, and Ford dealer network guide. Having passed its last MOT without any advisories this low mileage example is offered for auction at no reserve. V5C, MOT to July 2017 See illustration
Lot 29
A 1975 Triumph Stag, registration number HRV 726N, chassis number LD/35079-O, engine number LF/028934-HE, body number T.35140/35274-LD, Java green. This desirable manual overdrive Triumph Stag has covered a low 60,000 miles from new. The car was supplied by Mann Eggerton & Co Ltd, Bury St Edmonds, Suffolk to Mrs P M Fellows from Saxmundham, Suffolk, who purchased the Stag for £3,786.29 including optional extras of tinted glass, a laminated windscreen, reflective number plates, underseal and radio fitting, less a part exchange allowance of £1,725 for a 1972 Triumph Stag. The Stag is very original with matching numbers and is finished in a very distinctive 1970s Java green coachwork with black vinyl interior, a mohair hood and works hard top. The accompanying history file contains the original Passport to Service, with a stamped record up to 45,566 miles (1990), original owner's wallet with handbook and leaflets, a Heritage certificate, photocopies of previous V5s showing the three previous owners prior to the vendor, receipts, past MOTs and the original bill of sale from Mann Eggerton. This genuine low mileage and very original Stag has been in the vendor's collection for the past 16 years and is now only for sale due to him rationalising his collection. V5C, MOT to March 2017 See illustrations
Lot 31
EXTRA LOT: A 2005 Audi A4 2.5 TDi convertible, registration number HK05 GUO, metallic blue. The vendor describes the car as in good condition in all major respects, and is fitted with a full tan leather interior. He also advises us that the roof is working, the car is fitted with a six speed manual gearbox, and comes with ****service book (no other handbooks)***, service history and two keys. V5C, MOT to February 2017 See illustration
Lot 47
A 1957 Sunbeam Talbot 90 saloon, registration number RRK 420, two tone blue and grey. This rare and desirable manual overdrive example has only had two registered keepers from new. The second acquired the car in 1984 and it was last on the road in 2014. The car was fitted with new tyres all round for the last MOT in 2013. From the last year of production RRK 420 (transferable) is fitted with a very original grey leather interior, steel sunroof, original radio and the original toolkit. The car runs and drives but since it has been in storage for the last couple of years it would be advised that a programme of light recommissioning should be carried out before taking to the road. V5C, MOT and tax exempt See illustration
Lot 610
Manual of Military Intelligence, 1946. Handbooks 1,2,3 & 7. All designated as 'Restricted'. CONDITION REPORT: This Lot is part of a substantial collection of books and ephemera consigned to auction by the Imperial War Museum which represent duplicates of items already in their collection. The material covers the 1st. & 2nd. World Wars, other areas of 20th.C. Military History and more general, related subjects. It will therefore bear evidence of this fact to varying degrees in the form of library stamps, booking sheets etc. Evidence of this provenance varies considerably. A number of books have a standard library binding. A substantial number retain the original binding. In the context of its status as an ex-library collection the condition of individual Lots varies - some might be considered 'poor' (though scarce), most are 'good' to 'very good'. Interested buyers/bidders are advised to make their own physical checks on Lots prior to submitting or making bids well before the day of the sale.
Lot 626
Training Manual : Royal Flying Corps, Part I. 1914. 12mo Card covers, diagrams, folding charts etc. Scarce. Together with : Mrs. Maurice Hewlett : Our Flying Men, 1917. CONDITION REPORT: This Lot is part of a substantial collection of books and ephemera consigned to auction by the Imperial War Museum which represent duplicates of items already in their collection. The material covers the 1st. & 2nd. World Wars, other areas of 20th.C. Military History and more general, related subjects. It will therefore bear evidence of this fact to varying degrees in the form of library stamps, booking sheets etc. Evidence of this provenance varies considerably. A number of books have a standard library binding. A substantial number retain the original binding. In the context of its status as an ex-library collection the condition of individual Lots varies - some might be considered 'poor' (though scarce), most are 'good' to 'very good'. Interested buyers/bidders are advised to make their own physical checks on Lots prior to submitting or making bids well before the day of the sale.
Lot 707
Automobilia : Hand Books & Manuals : Austin A30 "Seven" Service Manual, 1954; Austin Mini C. 1965; Austin A60 Cambridge, 1965; Standard Eight, 1946; Jaguar 2.4 Litre Model, C.1960 ( with Lubrication chart ); Vauxhall Victor, C.1958; Austin Mini, 1964; Ford Consul C. 1955; Standard Twelve & Fourteen, 1947 3rd.Ed. Together with 4 similar handbooks. CONDITION REPORT: Variable. Most copies have clearly been in a workshop environment but still in reasonable condition for the practical enthusiast. Inspection recommended.
Lot 708
Automobila : Handbooks & Manuals : Hillman Minx Mark IV, 1953 & Hillman Minx Series IIIA, 1959; The Morris Oxford & Cowley Car Manual, 1928; The Flying Standard Ten, Light Twelve,Twelve, Sixteen & Twenty, 1936; The Austin Eight & Ten, 1954; Morris Eight Operation Manual Series 'E', 1947; Standard Cars C. 1945. CONDITION REPORT: Variable. Most copies have clearly been in a workshop environment but still in reasonable condition for the practical enthusiast. Inspection recommended.
Lot 826
British Automotive Electrical Manual, C. 1950. Large Hb. landscape ledger-type manual detailing electrical equipment in 'British Motor Cars' including : Batteries, Dynamos, Lamps, Starters, Windscreen Wipers etc together with wiring diagrams. Cars featured are listed alphabetically from Allard to Wolseley models. CONDITION REPORT: Generally well preserved and quite clean!
Lot 835
Automobilia : Maintenance Manual Chevrolet 1 1/2 Ton (LC) 4 X 4 Truck. Built for United States Army. Models G-7105/06/07, G7113/16/17/27/33. 1941. Qto. Card covers. Photo & diagramatic illustrations. Scarce. CONDITION REPORT: Covers soiled but intact and sound. Contents generally clean and bright.
Lot 188
A BOX OF ASSORTED EPHEMERA to include risqué postcards, Prudential Assurance Company receipt books, late Victorian photographs, 1920s tax discs, and 'Manual of Sunbeam-Coatalen Aero-Motors for use of H.M. Air Services. Produced under direction of the Supervising Engineer Royal Naval Air Service' etc.
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