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Victorian sack lifter with winding handle by Marshall of Gainsborough.

Dinky - four unboxed diecast vehicles comprising #190 Caravan, #301 Field Marshall Tractor, #340 Land Rover and #417 Leyland Comet Truck, items appear to be in g to e condition Est £40 - £60. [4]

FRENCH SCHOOL IN THE MANNER OF ANTONIS MOR (1517-1575) "Francois I Duke of Montmorency, Marshall of France", a portrait study, head and shoulders, in armour titled to top "Franc. de Montmorency.", oil on panel, unsigned, approx 35 cm x 25 cm CONDITION REPORTS Under UV appears to have been cleaned and has several dark spots visible throughout. Otherwise has general wear and tear. There is a scratch mark to the gentleman's forehead on the right hand side and a chip to the paint in the top right hand corner. Signs of craquelure, surface scratching, wear and tear etc throughout. See images for more detail. There is a dark patch above his left shoulder as you look at him. Frame has heavy knocks, bumps etc and has been regilded at some point. There are also bits missing to the mount edges. Re: age - the panel appears to have a good deal of age - possibly even 17th Century or earlier. The work itself has the appearance of being period though we are not certain of the actual age though the piece is clearly not in any way a 19th Century or later reproduction. It is suggested that respective buyers view in person to satisfy themselves as to the age.

A Collection of Militaria and Related Items, comprising a deactivated First World War Mills bomb, No.5 Mk.1, stamped A.B.& S.Ld. and numbered 12/15; a trench art ornament of cruciform design, 22 cm high; a cast brass doorstop, depicting Field Marshall Sir Garnet Wolseley on a horse; a Second World War Mk.IV gas rattle; a gas mask; a Second World War R.A.F. Benevolent Fund commemorative ''Victory Bell,'' cast from the metal of crashed German aircraft, relief with the portraits of Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin; a German police rubber truncheon and a German police hand lamp (8)

Wiliam Frances Marshall - three portrait illustrations, the lady in blue, the lady in pink with her cat together with lady in blue accompanied by a gentleman, signed in mono FM, each framed and glazed, approx. 12.5in x 10.25in.

Scarth, H. M. Aque Solis, or Notices of Roman Bath, 52 lithographed plates, folding map, folding plan, light spotting, modern library buckram, ex-library copy, stamped, 4to London: Simpkin and Marshall, 1864; and 10 others similar, Bath interest, v.s. (11)

Montgomery of Alamein, Field Marshall Sir B. L. El Alamein to the River Sangro, first edition, folding maps, a few with minor tears, original cloth, spine chipped at ends, 8vo, [Berlin]: Printed for Private Circulation in the British Army of the Rhine, January 1946 PRESENTATION COPY. Front free-endpaper inscribed, 'To Sir Alan Lascelles with all good wishes, B.L. Montgomery F.M., Berlin 6-1-46'. On June 16th, 1944, Lascelles travelled with George VI to visit Field-Marshall Montgomery at his headquarters near Creully, France. In his diary, Lascelles notes, 'Here, after a visit to his famous caravan, we lunched - the King, Monty, Dempsey (GOC Second Army), Kit Dawnay, Ramsay, two ADCs and myself; a good luncheon, with genuine Camembert cheeses - a thing we'd not seen in London since 1940. The King then held a small investiture, elaborately staged by Monty, who made a speech about each investee (whose decorations, by the way, I had been carting about in a pouch ever since we had left London).' [Hart-Davis, ed. King's Counsellor, London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 2006, pp.233-234.].

Montgomery of Alamein, Field Marshall Sir B.L. Normandy to the Baltic, first edition, folding maps, mostly coloured, original faux leather, spine very slightly chipped at ends, 8vo, [Berlin]: Printed for Private Circulation in the British Army of the Rhine, April 1946 PRESENTATION COPY. Front free-endpaper inscribed, 'To Sir Alan Lascelles with my best wishes. Montgomery of Alamein, Field-Marshall. Berlin 26-4-46'.

A 5TH BATTALION, SOMERSET LIGHT INFANTRY PRESENTATION BUGLE by Boosey & Hawkes, serial number 154486, engraved 'PRESENTED TO 5TH BN: / THE SOMERSET LIGHT INFANTRY / TAUNTON / [regimental badge] / BY MAJOR L.P. MARSHALL, M.C. ... R.A.M.C. / TO RECORD THE DOUBLING OF / THE TERRITORIAL ARMY, 1939', 30cm long. Note: This was one of twenty bugles presented to the 5th Somersets on this occasion, other donors including the then Mayor (Major C. Harold Gooland, T.D.), Taunton Chamber of Commerce, and W.R.J. Greenslade & Co..

A Marshall Authorise Dealer lightbox, 29 1/2" wide x 12 1/4" high x 3 1/4" deep.

MANCHESTER CITY 1928-29 Two album pages measuring 8" x 7" with cut-outs individually signed by 11 Manchester City players including Brook, Johnson, Marshall, Toseland, Cowan, McMullen, Barrass, Barber etc. Good

Lisle (Edward) Observations in Husbandry, first edition, woodcut illustration, faint even browning, a very little soiling, contents separating, [Fussell pp.94-95], Dublin, for G.Faulkner, 1757 § Marshall (William) The Rural Economy of the Midland Counties..., 2 vol., second edition, half-titles, folding map, vol.II 2ff. publisher's catalogue, ?lacking plate, vol.I newspaper clipping pasted to front free endpaper, browning and offsetting, for G.Nicol & others, 1796, ink stamps of the Lawes Agricultural Trust, second also stamps of the Birmingham Free Library, hinges splitting, contemporary calf, worn, first loss at spine ends, second crudely rebacked; and 2 vol. of Dossie's Memoirs of Agriculture, 8vo (5)

A part built 1 inch scale model of a Marshall traction engine. Est. £500 - £800.

FIGHTING COCKS : a pair of mixed media coloured prints, 480 x 390 mm, C. Turner after B Marshall - 'War' and 'Peace'. f & g, [pub] J. Moore, 1851.(2)

Miniature Children's Books - The Infant's Library, sixteen-volume set, Printed and Sold by John Marshall, No. 4, Aldermary Church Yard, Bow-Lane, Cheapfide (sic), London [n.d., c. 1800], volumes 1 to 16 illustrated with naive full-page engraved illustrations, each rebound slightly later in blue faux 'morocco' buckram, gilt lettered upper covers, contemporary red-stained edges, 64mo (5.3cm x 4.2cm), (16), cased in the novelty box, as a George III secretaire bookcase, printed sliding cover with pediment thumbpiece, enclosing a pink paper-lined interior of four shelved compartments, 15.5cm high, 9.5cm wide, verso with a late 19th century dealer's ink MS price ticket: [No] 15265, £1 - 15, c. 1800

Maritime Interest - Chapelle (Howard I.), The History of American Sailing Ships, With drawings by the author and George C. Wales and Henry Rusk, W.W. Norton & Company, Inc., New York 1935, Art Deco pictorial buckram as issued, 4to; Roosevelt (Theodore), The Naval War of 1812: or, The History of the United States Navy During the Last War with Great Britain; to which is appended an account of the Battle of New Orleans, fifth edition, G.P. Putnam's Sons, New York 1894, contemporary terracotta buckram gilt, thick 8vo; Longridge (C. Nepean), The Anatomy of Nelson's Ships, Percival Marshall & Company Ltd., 1955; Admiralty Manual of Hydroraphic Surveying, London 1938; etc, [7]

Local Interest - Tilley (Joseph), The Old Halls, Manors, and Families of Derbyshire, four-volume set, Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent, and Co., Ltd., London 1892 - 1902, comprising volumes I & II: The High Peak Hundred, volume III: The Scarsdale Hundred & volume IV: The Hundreds of Repton and Gresley, Morleston and Litchurch, illustrated throughout with full-page line engravings of ancestral homes, architectural elevations, coats of arms and heraldic crests of the county's armigers, contemporary green cloth gilt, upper covers with a named-view vignette of Haddon Hall, all edges gilt, 4to, [4]

Miniature Children's Books - Trimmer (Mrs [Sarah]), A Description of a Set of Pirnts (sic) of English History; Containing in a Set of Easy Lessons, first edition?, Part II only, Printed by John Marshall [...], London [n.d., c. 1792?], pp: [ii], 247, marbled paper covers, contemporary printed paper title label to upper cover, 48mo

Local Interest - Peak District, Jewitt (Llewellynn, F.S.A.): Chatsworth, Illustrated by Upwards of Fifty Engravings, bound with, Haddon Hall: An Illustrated Guide and Companion to the Tourist and Visitor, with Notices of Buxton, Bakewell, Rowsley, Matlock Bath, and Other Places in the Neighbourhood, Illustrated by Upwards of Fifty Engravings, J.C. Bates, Buxton 1871 - 1872, contemporary buckram boards, pictorial gilt, square 8vo; Carrington (W.A.), Selection from the Stewards' Accounts Preserved at Haddon Hall, From 1549 to 1671, Bemrose and Sons, Limited, Derby [n.d., 1906], contemporary maroon cloth gilt, 8vo; Cokayne (Andreas Edward), Bakewell and Its Vicinity: Excursions, Drives, and Walks; With a Table of Authorized Carriage Fares from Bakewell to and from Haddon & Chatsworth, and Some Notes on Stone Circules and other Rude Stone Monuments, Simpkin, Marshall, & Co., London 1888, contemporary blue cloth gilt, 12mo; Some Scraps of History Relating to Bakewell and its Church, Compiled by William Boulsover, J. Smith, Bakewell 1908, printed card boards, 8vo; Wright (G.T., J.P.), Longstone Records, Derbyshire, Dedicated by permission to The Rt. Hon. Victor Christian William Cavendish, P.C., M.P., Benjamin Gratton, Bakewell 1906, contemporary cloth and buckram, gilt lettered upper cover and spine, 4to; Youlgreave: Stamper (W. Parker), Youlgrave (sic): A Few Interesting Notes and Facts, Printed and Published by B. Gratton, Bakewell 1902, contemporary red buckram gilt, 8vo; Some Account of Youlgrave (sic), Middleton & Alport, Printed by W. Ligo & Son, Bakewell 1931, printed card covers, 8vo; Evans (Seth), Bradwell: Ancient and Modern, History of the Parish and Incidents in the Hope Valley & District, Being Collections and Recollection in Peakland Village, Broad Oaks Press, Chesterfield 1912, contemporary green buckram gilt, 8vo; Porter (William Smith), Notes from a Peakland Parish: An Account of the Church and Parish of Hope [...], J.W. Northend Ltd., Sheffield 1923, contemporary buckram gilt, 8vo; Wood (William), The History and Antiquities of Eyam; With a Minute Account of the Great Plague [...], third edition, Bell and Daldy, London 1859, contemporary blue buckram, 12mo; Bunting (Wm Braylesford), The Parish Church of St. Thomas à Becket, Chapel-en-le-Frith, 1225 - 1925, Sherratt & Hughes, Manchester 1925, contemporary buckram, 8vo; etc, [12]

Miscellaneous - The Annual Register, or a View of the History, Politics, and Literature, For the Year 1783, Printed for J. Dodsley, London 1785, contemporary speckled calf, gilt lettered spine with lettered red morocco title label, 8vo; The Lady's Magazine, or Entertaining Companion for the Fair Sex, Appropriated folely (sic) to their Use and Amusement, Vol. XXIX for the Year 1798, Printed for G.G. & J. Robinson, London, illustrated with 21 of 23 full-page engraved plates, 20th century half-calf and marbled boards, gilt lettered spine, ink MS dated ownership inscription to endpaper: Sarah Marshall [of] Ardwick [Manchester] 1798, later early 19th century ownership inscription: Miss E. Worth, 8vo; Trusler (Rev. Dr. John), Chronology; or, The Hiftorian's (sic) Vade-Mecum, wherein Every Remarkable Event in Ancient and Modern Hiftory (sic), Is alphabetically recorded, and the Date affixed; with A Chronological Lift (sic) of the moft (sic) Eminent Men in all the Ages of the World, twelfth edition, two-volume set, Printed at the Logographic Press, London [n.d., c. 1780], contemporary speckled calf (disbound), 12mo; More (Hannah), Strictures on the Modern System of Female Education [...], volume I only, ninth edition, 1801, rebacked contemporary calf, 12mo; The Spectator, volume VIII only, [n.d., c. 1780], contemporary Neoclassical mottled calf binding, 12mo; The Tatler, Parson's Select British Classics pocket edition, volume I only, 1794, engraved plates, contemporary calf, 18mo, [7]

WW1 Coldstream Guards Medals.Comprising: 1914 Star “4682 PTE G.E. DALVY C. GDS” (Late Issue). ... 1914/15 Star, “13880 PTE H. MARSHALL C. GDS”. ... Similar “14384 PTE C.G.C. SHUTTLE C. GDS”. ... Victory Medal “16382 PTE B. JEFFERIES C. GDS”. ... Similar “18428 PTE A.J. PETO. C. GDS”. (5 medals)Private G.E. Dalvy landed in France on the 7th October 1914, his MIC notes P.Of.W.

William Marshall of London 18ct gold open faced pocket watch with gold hands and Roman numerals, engraved self coloured dial, engraved case and signed movement, case diameter 41mm, serial number 7268, 57.5g, in T H Millard Jeweller, Dolphin St, Bristol box. 

1989 Royal Mint silver proof £2 two-coin set, cased with certificate, together with a cased 50 dollar Battle of Britain Marshall Islands silver proof coin, with certificate

Lt Col Mieczyslaw Walega signed Warsaw Uprising official FDC August 1st, 1944. Lieutenant Colonel Mieczyslaw Walega 17th Inf Regt Underground Army Warsaw 1944. Marshall Islands Warsaw Uprising stamp. Republic of the Marshall Islands First Day of Issue August 1994 postmark. Good Condition. All signed pieces come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.99.

Brigadier Michael N Harbottle signed Battle of Kursk official FDC July 5th, 1943. Brigadier Michael N Harbottle OBE Ox and Bucks Light Infantry 1944. Marshall Islands Battle of Kursk stamp. Republic of the Marshall Islands First Day of Issue July 1994 postmark. Good Condition. All signed pieces come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.99.

General Sir Patrick Howard Dobson signed The Liberation of Kharkov official FDC February 16th, 1943. General Sir Patrick Howard Dobson Queen's Own Hussars 1941-45. Marshall Islands Liberation of Kharkov stamp. Republic of the Marshall Islands First Day of Issue February 1993 postmark. Good Condition. All signed pieces come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.99.

Lt Lucian Kindlein signed Warsaw Uprising official FDC August 1st, 1944. lieutenant Lucian Kindlein Polish Army Medal Warsaw Sabotage Centre 1943-44 Warsaw Uprising Special Sabotage Unit. Marshall Islands Warsaw Uprising stamp. Republic of the Marshall Islands First Day of Issue August 1994 postmark. Good Condition. All signed pieces come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.99.

Lady Ryder of Warsaw signed Warsaw Uprising official FDC August 1st, 1944. Lady Ryder of Warsaw (Founder of Sue Ryder Foundation) Served with Special Operations Executive 1939-45. Marshall Islands Warsaw Uprising stamp. Republic of the Marshall Islands First Day of Issue August 1944 postmark. Good Condition. All signed pieces come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.99.

C W B Purdon signed US Marines Land on Saipan official FDC June 15th, 1944. Major General C W B Purdon CBE MC CPM Army Commandos 1941-45. Marshall Islands US Marines Land on Saipan stamp. Republic of the Marshall Islands First Day of Issue June 1944 postmark. Good Condition. All signed pieces come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.99.

Sir Derek Lang signed US Marines Land on Saipan official FDC June 15th, 1944. Lieutenant General Sir Derek Lang DSO MC. Marshall Islands US Marines Land on Saipan stamp. Republic of the Marshall Islands First Day of Issue June 1944 postmark. Good Condition. All signed pieces come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.99.

*Barenger (James, 1780-1831). The Famous Lincolnshire Ox, fed by the Right Honble. Lord Yarborough Brocklesby under the direction of the Honble. Chas. A. Pelham M. P., published Marshall, Lovitt & Armitage, Sept. 22nd 1823, aquatint by an unknown engraver, contemporary colouring, slight overall toning, slight staining, thread margins, 465 x 525 mm, mounted, framed and glazed Rothamsted Collection number 15. (1)

*Evans (Marian 'George Eliot', 1819-1880). An autograph letter signed from Susanna Chapman, 142 Strand, 8 November, circa 1851, to Miss Evans, opening 'Mr Bray had some conversation with Mr Chapman respecting your intention of spending some time in London this winter and Mr Bray thought if our terms had been more moderate you would have liked to stay with us', and continuing that this would be possible, written in a clear hand in blue ink, three pages, upper portion of second leaf cut away with loss of three lines of writing on page 3 and possibly a postscript at the head of page 4, with a numbered list of ten names written in black ink and vertically to lower blank area of page 4 in the hand of Marian Evans, names listed including Holyoake, W. Marshall, Mr Chapman, G. Dawson, C. Bray, Froude, C.C.H., Mrs Chapman, Laura Marshall and Miss Lynn, 8vo In 1850 Marian Evans moved to London with the intent of becoming a writer, and in 1851 she became a lodger at 142 Strand the house of Susanna and John Chapman, the radical publisher whom she had met earlier at Rosehill and who had published her first book as translation of David Strauss's Life of Jesus Christ (1846). Chapman had recently purchased the campaigning, left-wing journal The Westminster Review, and Evans became its assistant editor in 1851, working from 142 Strand. Although Chapman was officially the editor, it was Evans who did most of the work of producing the journal, contributing many essays and reviews beginning with the January 1852 issue and continuing until the end of her employment at the Review in the first half of 1854. The list of names compiled by Evans on the back of the letter is likely a check-list of potential journal contributors, including as it does the names of known writers George Jacob Holyoake, James Anthony Froude and Charles Bray. (1)

Gardner (Christopher & Basak). Flora of The Silk Road, 1st edition, 2014, numerous colour illustrations, original cloth in dust jacket, large 4to, together with Lancaster (Roy), Plantsman's Paradise, Travels in China, 2nd edition, 2008, numerous colour illustrations, original cloth in dust jacket, large 4to, and Leith-Ross (Prudence), The Florilegium of Alexander Marshall at Windsor Castle, 1st edition, 2000, numerous colour illustrations, original cloth in dust jacket, large 4to, plus Besler (Basilius), The Garden at Eichst„tt, The Book of Plants, Germany, 2000, numerous colour illustrations and plates, original cloth in dust jacket, spine lightly rubbed to head and foot, folio, and other modern botanical and horticultural reference and related, mostly original cloth, many in dust jackets, G/VG, 8vo/folio (6 shelves)

FIELD MARSHALL MONTGOMERY- bronze commemorative plaque, framed and a framed miniature portrait bust

The "Hanging Judge" Co. Offaly Poster: "Durrow Abbey, King's County," Original Printed Auction Poster, "Important and Extensive Auction" Joseph and James Marshall are honoured with instructions to sell by completely unreserved Auction, at Durrow Abbey, at the residence of the late "Earl of Norbury" the entire of the Stock, Horses, Improved Farming Implements etc etc on Monday, the 18th of March next [1832] Printed one side only, approx. 22.5cms x 18cms (9" x 7") framed. Printed by E. Deane, printer, Limerick. The Auctioneers were also from Limerick. V. Rare. (1) * John Toler, 1st Earl of Norbury, was one of the most corrupt legal figures in Irish History. It was Norbury who sentenced Robert Emmet to be hanged.

A Doulton Lambeth bear with honey pot possible modeled by Mark Marshall, chip to ear

ORIGINAL MARTIN HANNETT AMS DBX 15-80S - FIRST EVER DIGITAL DELAY - IDENTICAL TO THE ONE USED ON UNKNOWN PLEASURES AND CLOSER. Manufactured by Advanced Music Systems, Burnley, England and with "Martin Hannett Productions" label on the side. Includes copy of Martin Hannett's user manual."This is original. One of the first production AMS' pioneered and I believed was used by Martin extensively on UNKNOWN PLEASURES, CLOSER and MOVEMENT. He loved these things and owned three. Along with the MARSHALL TIME MODULATOR (Time waster as we called it) it helped him create the unique sound that became JOY DIVISION’S own. The first use of Digital Delay to great effect.... no pun intended. These are still collected and used today. Although keeping them working is a specialist art form in itself. They have a unique ‘ warm’ and ‘spatial’ sound."Additional comment added later by Hooky "There has now been a challenge to the provenance of this item as described in the original catalogue . It was purchased in 'good faith' a long time ago from Christopher Hewitt, Ozit Recordings as the machine used by Martin Hannett and Joy Division on the Unknown Pleasures and Closer LP's. Christopher Hewitt is now saying that whilst it is one of Martin Hannett's, it wasn't and isn't the one used in those recordings. I can only be honest about this challenge and re-iterate how disappointed I am at how it was sold to me."

An ex MOD Marshall Supercharger, type X300, with a pipe.

An ex MOD Marshall Supercharger, CV 5610, lacking end covers.

1934 MG PA Midget. Registration number BPL 595 (DVLA not taxed for road use). Chassis number PD 1479. Engine number XPJM1 4139, to include an Arnott Supercharger.The P type Midget was launched in March 1934 as the replacement for the J2. 'Autocar' magazine road tested the P type in November of that year and reported "This latest model is a marked improvement in all respects over its forerunners". Sales literature produced by Abingdon claimed, "In all there are over one hundred new and improved features". With good reports in the motoring press it was no surprise that the car sold well, with serious production starting at the end of January 1934; over two hundred cars a month were coming off the production lines. The P type was fitted with an all new 847cc engine, with three main bearings supporting the rigid crankshaft. Most of the design knowledge gained from previous involvement in production car trials and racing proved invaluable to the production of the P type. The chassis was far sturdier than the J type and the body was less angular and had more flowing lines. When introduced the P type two seater sold for £220. The P type was never intended as a racing model, unlike many of its predecessors, however it was soon seen on the circuits and in 1935 a three car team of P types was entered in the 24 hour Le Mans race. The team was managed by George Eyston and consisted of six ladies affectionately known as "The Dancing Daughters" although they attracted much publicity, they did not fair particularly well against opposition from Singer's 972cc sports car. The Singers took 1st, 3rd and 4th places. This, along with other factors prompted Abingdon to produce a more powerful model, to be designated the PB which was introduced in 1935. The engine capacity was increased to 939cc to give more power and a close ratio gearbox was fitted. The original P type was discontinued in favour of the new model although it was still catalogued at a substantially reduced price. This move failed to sell the remaining stocks and 27 PA’s were converted to PB models by the end of 1935. Production of the PB finally ceased in February 1936 with only 525 being produced. A total of 2,500 P types left Abingdon between 1933 and 1936. They were replaced by the T types. The early history of BPL is unknown but in May 1949 it was acquired by Mitchell Brothers of Carlton Garage, in Forrest Gate, East London. Sid Mitchell, assisted by Doug McGee (a believed ex MG Abingdon race mechanic began to campaign it with many ongoing modifications, including heavily reducing its weight by drilling the chassis, fitting a T type engine, number 4169 (in 1953 along with a colour change to red), with special head (sleeved down to 1150 cc), from 1708, a T type gearbox, K type brakes and a new space frame body. As with most race cars this was a progressive development. S.A. Mitchell entered local events before his first “big” race at Goodwood in 1950. Until 1954 he entered some thirteen events in it according to the records at Silverstone, Snetterton, Goodwood and Brands Hatch with many podium finishes, see http://www.racingsportscars.com/driver/S.%20A._-Mitchell-GB.html. It was then retired and in May 1956 sold to J. Davies in North West London, Peter Birchall of Bowness in 1957, (presumably hill climbed and trialled in Cumbria). Eric Frankland of Yorkshire bought it in May 1960 and then several owners in the region, Antony Farnell, Ernest Precious, William Marshall, Anne Sunley, Russell Cowling in 1966 who owned it until 1973 when I. Goode took over its ownership and asked Ted Gledhill of Pit Stop Garage of Stanningley, Leeds to sell him for it for him in 1978. Roger Crabtree of Sleaford bought it and our vendor bought it for £1,500 in 1983 from him. In 1989 our vendor contacted Mitchells grandson who allowed him the copy the completion photographs that go with the car and confirmed its history, (see letter on file). Today we are left with the original chassis bearing the correct number PA 1479 to the front off side dumb iron, a replacement XPJM1 engine numbered 4139, which is from a 1939 Morris Ten Series 3 and a partial space frame body. Sold with two R.F. 60 log books, a V5, letter from S A Mitchell, a large photographic race history and sundry correspondence. This MG, once restored, will make a worthwhile project that should have no problem being invited to Historic races such as Goodwood.

A Scottish Victorian silver Christening Bowl, by James & Walter Marshall, in the form of a quaiche, with two small handles, the body with reeded decoration, gilded interior, presentation inscription and initialled, 5½in (14cm) wide, approx weight 7.1ozt.

A Dinky Toys Field Marshall Tractor No. 301 with Driver, in orange near mint condition, together with a second in red missing driver, Lesney Matchbox Major Massey Ferguson 780 Combine Harvester, Britains 1980's Ford 5000, Lesney matchbox steam lorry, Lesney matchbox No.1 traction engine, two other Lesney traction engines and two Finecast model traction engines (a lot)

ARIA PRO II Electric Bass Guitar CTB Series (CTB-2A B) comes with hardcase and a Marshall Guitar Amplifier MG Series (15 CDR), both sold electrically untested.

European Recovery Plan / Marshall Plan propoganda poster, by Alban Wyss (French), from the 1950's, 'Reconstruire L'Europe', rolled 29.5 x 21.5 inches

Mark V Marshall for Royal Doulton, a pair of large stoneware vases, circa 1904, inverse baluster form, tubelined Art Nouveau foliate and bean design, impressed and incised marks, 48cm high

Mark V Marshall for Royal Doulton, a stoneware footed vase, circa 1907, baluster form, green glazed with tubelined and slip decorated stylised foliate design, incised marks, 34.5cm high

Mark V Marshall for Royal Doulton, a stoneware vase, circa 1905, elongated shouldered form, decorated with a band of birds in foliage with berries, incised marks, 19.5cm high

Mark V Marshall for Royal Doulton, a stoneware figure, titled 18th century figure with fan, matte blue and white glaze. incised marks, 21.5cm high

Thomas Falcon Marshall (1818-1878), Gathering Primroses, oil on canvas, signed and dated 1857, 46cm x 34cm, framed Provenance: Boydell Galleries, Liverpool; sold at Christie's South Kensington, November 6th 1997

Mark V Marshall for Royal Doulton, a stoneware bowl, circa 1908, relief moulded and sgraffito decorated with leaves, incised marks and presentation monogram WV, 14cm diameter

50+ Original vinyl LPs mostly from the 1970's including The Allman Brothers, Elvin Bishop, The Marshall Tucker Band, Wet Willie & others..

Roberto A.K. Marshall (1849-1926). On the Clyde - river scenes, oil on canvas - pair, signed, 28cm x 59cm.

CHARLES MARSHALL (1806-1890) 'Hurstmonceaux Castle, Sussex', signed, inscribed on artist's label verso, oil on canvas, 30.5 x 45cm

* A Marshall lead 12 model Amplifier (model 505 12 Watt Rms/8 OHM) (est £200-£300)

* Used Marshall AVT275X Amp (est £60-£120)

A large quantity of Periodicals, Tutorial Guides etc. to include: Start up 5 string Banjo; Guitar Method for Young Beginners (with play along CD); Guitar for Kids (with DVDs & CDs); The Wolf Marshall Guitar Method; Guitarist 1992, 4, 7, 8 etc.; Childrens Graded Fiddle Solos Vol 1; The Christmas Guitar Big Book (over £500 worth)

Herbert Menzies Marshall, watercolour, signed lower left, "Chinon" 25 x 35cms Provenance: Ernest Brown & Phillips, The Leicester Galleries, Leicester Sq, London March 1908, No 52

5th-3rd century BC. A gold brooch comprising a plano-convex agate cabochon, gold cell with voided underside, everted rims with filigree swags to the sidewall and dentilled inner edge; double catch to the reverse, coiled spring and mineralised fabric(?) remains. See Marshall, F.H. Catalogue of the Jewellery, Greek, Etruscan and Roman, in the Department of Antiquities, British Museum, London, 1911, pl.XXXIX for type. 43 grams, 66mm (2 1/2"). Property of a European businessman; formerly in a Belgium collection; previously from an old German collection. Fine condition.

1st-2nd century AD. A silver Roman ring of Henig's Type VIII with circular bezel and triangular shoulders with a deep groove to the perimeter; large central oval panel decorated with upward-pointing hatches; to each shoulder a loop and flanking ring-and-dot motifs; discoid raised bezel with incised 'TOT inscription (an abbreviation for the Celtic deity To[u]tatis"). An article describing this ring and other similar examples was published by Brett Hammond in Treasure Hunting magazine, January 2009, p.44 - 'Keep a sharp eye out for Totatis'. Cf. Portable Antiquities Scheme report number LIN-B1288. 6.46 grams, 21.48mm overall, 17.80mm average internal diameter (approximate size British P, USA 7 1/2, Europe 17.75, Japan 15) (7/8"). Ex Marshall collection; found Lincolnshire in the 1920s; accompanied by a copy of the Portable Antiquities Scheme report number LIN-B1288. Totatis (also spelt Toutatis or Teutates) was one of the principal deities in Gaul and Britain, one of three Gaulish gods mentioned by the Roman poet Lucan in the 1st century AD, alongside Esus and Taranis. Several epigraphic inscriptions have been found, for example the one at Cumberland Quarries, dedicated to Jupiter Optimus Maximus and Mars Toutatis. Finger rings marked 'TOT' are sometimes found in eastern Britain. The distribution of these rings corresponds generally with the territory of the Corieltauvi tribe. In 2005 a silver ring inscribed DEO TOTA (to the god Tot[atis]) and '[VTERE] FELIX' ([use this ring] happily) was discovered at Hockliffe, Bedfordshire, which supports the idea that the inscription TOT did refer to the god Toutatis. Many of these rings are known from the East Midlands, especially in Lincolnshire where the deity appears to have had a large following. Very fine condition. Rare.

1st century BC-3rd century AD. An Eastern Roman pendant comprising: an agate(?) globe with discoid panel above decorated with granule clusters, filigree ropework, central cell with carnelian insert, two ribbed suspension loops; linked by four filigree wires with looped ends to a similar panel with granules, filigree and circular voids, columnar neck with lateral piriform carnelian cabochons in cells and lateral ribbed loops, inset cabochon above. Cf. Marshall, F.H. Catalogue of the Jewellery, Greek, Etruscan and Roman, in the Department of Antiquities, British Museum, London, 1911, pl.LI for type. 30 grams, 42.5mm (1 1/2"). Property of a European businessman; formerly in a Belgian collection; previously from an old German collection. Fine condition.