16 Dinky Toys for Restoration. Austin Van. 2 x Delivery Van. Royal Mail Van. Daimler Ambulance. Austin Somerset. Jaguar XK120. Fraser-Nash. Austin Healey. MG Midget. Dodge Tipper. Mechanical Horse with Covered Trailer. Sunbeam Alpine. 2 x Streamlined Bus and a Citroen 11BL. FC-GC, all repainted. £70-90
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Dinky: A box of assorted unboxed, diecast vehicles to include: 621 3 Ton Army Wagon, 533 Leyland Comet, 670 Armoured Car, Triumph, 641 Army 1 Ton Cargo Truck, Oxo Trojan Van, Hudson Sedan, 109 Austin Healey, 30W Hindle Smart Helecs, 108 MG Midget, 40H Austin Taxi, 23H Ferrari, 23F Alfa-Romeo, Ford Sedan, 23N Maserati, 23K Talbot Lago, 133 Cunningham C-5R, Hillman Minx, 23G Cooper-Bristol, 23J H.W.M., 623 Army Wagon, 157 Jaguar and others.
Small Selection of Formation Badgesincluding pair printed Beach Groups ... Embroidery 26th Indian Div ... 5 x printed 19th Indian Div ... Embroidery 1st Guards Armoured Div ... Embroidery 2nd Div ... Printed 51st Div ... Bevo weave 76th Div ... Bevo weave 8th AA Div ... Embroidery 2nd AA Div ... Embroidery MG trade badge ... Embroidery SLO trade badge ... 4 x tropical CMP(1) slip ons. 28 items.
Deactivated Russian Maxim MG on Wheeled Carriage28 1/2 inch barrel with blued front flash hider. Green painted fluted jacket with top loading water port. Blued steel cover with large lift up sight. Russian stamps dated '1943'. Blued steel body with large steel cocking lever. Rear dual handles with wooden grips. Complete with its tubular steel and brass wheeled carriage with heavy steel protective shield. Clean condition. Deactivated to current EU specifications. Complete with certificate. Illustrated
Deactivated Commonwealth Vickers MG on Tripod.303, 28 1/2 inch barrel with blued front flash hider. Green painted, plain water jacket. Blued steel lift up cover with large lift up sight. Brass feeding block. Blued steel body with large steel cocking lever. Rear dual handles with wooden grips. Complete with its green painted tubular tripod with cast brass top adjustable mount dated '1942'. Tripod complete in wooden transit box. Deactivated to current EU specifications. Complete with certificate.
Good Selection of Trade Badgesembroidery badges include AFV above wing in wreath ... AFV in wreath ... DO in wreath ... DM in wreath ... G in wreath ... GO in wreath ... GM in wreath ... L in wreath ... MG in wreath ... LG in wreath ... HG in wreath ... KC over wheel ... Star over wheel ... Star over crossed Vickers MG's ... Crossed rifles with S in wreath. 36 items.Illustrated
1943 Dated Vickers MG Ammunition Boxkhaki green painted, steel rectangular box. Double hinged flap lid with leather strap closure. Box with maker 'N & G 1943'. Complete with 1943 dated brass and canvas ammunition belt with a small selection of inert .303 ammunition. Together with webbing ammunition belt ... Vickers MG blackened steel flash hider.
A RUSSIAN PARCEL-GILT-SILVER AND NIELLO BOX AND COVER, ASSAY MASTER ALEXEI IVANOV TORLOV, VELIKY USTYUG, 1788 circular, top and base centred by entwined scroll initials MG in a matted ground roundel surrounded by a band of concentric rose-turning within a pellet and formal leaf rim, the sides with further engine-turning and the same rims, gilt interior, no maker's mark 10.8cm diameter, 283gr (9oz) Veliky Ustyug had prospered from its strategic position on the trade route to the White Sea, but the town's fortunes diminished following the founding of St Petersburg. In the 18th century it had established itself as a centre for enamels, icon painting, and silver, especially its particularly high quality niello work. Despite being unable to compete with the large manufacturers that grew in St Petersburg and Moscow in the 19th century, the craft of niello work is still carried out in the town to this day. The circular boxes of very good gauge silver such the present example were a popular form at the end of the 18th century and often bore no maker's mark (see another sold in these rooms, 23 November 2016, lot 508), although a number of similar examples carry the maker's mark of the niello master Ivan Zhilin. Descriptions in both printed and on-line catalogue formats do not include condition reports and all lots are sold as viewed. The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in good condition. Prospective bidders are recommended to request a condition report prior to bidding, wherever possible satisfying themselves in person at the gallery as to the condition of a lot.
A fine tooled leather hussif, circa 1800, elaborately tooled in gold over red and green in the style of an Almanack cover, engraved gilded catch initialled 'MG', the interior in green silk with fancy silver wire borders, double needle flannel over mirror, three compartments one divided for tools and with a tortoiseshell comb, with folded note in ink 'My Dear Mothers Died Friday Morning 26th August 1836 Aged 78 Years', 10 x 7cm, closed
9 vintage boxed Monogram car kits - The classic Deusenberg 1934 Torpedo-Phaeton, classic Cadillac V-16 1932 Dual Cowl Phaeton, classic Cadillac V-16 1932 Dual Cowl Phaeton, Deusenberg Dual Cowl Phaeton, classic Deusenberg SJ Roadster, classic Mercedes Coupe model 540K 1936, MG TC, 39 Chevy Sedan/Delivery Street Rod & classic Rolls Royce Roadster
Collection in 13 'Windsor Sovereign' albums plus two stockbooks and loose from 1840 to Christmas 2012, largely used to 1937, then a mixture of mint and used with later decimal issues almost all mint, perhaps 85% of spaces to 1970 filled but earlier issues very mixed condition and some reproductions and photos present, better items include (used unless noted to 1937) 1840 1d black (3) and 2d blue (3), 1841 2d (3), 1854-57 perf LE incl SC14 2d (2), LC16 2d, 1856-58 LC16 2d, 1864-79 1d plates excl 77 and 225, 1847-54 incl one 1s cut square, QV SP 1855-57 4d SG & MG, 6d and 1s shades, 1862-64 3d to 1s, 1867-80 to 2s blue incl shades, 1867-83 5s rose pl 1 cds used (missing perf), 1873-80 to 1s orange-brown, 1880-83 to 1s, 1883-84 to 10s, 1884 crowns £1 (spacefiller), 1883-84 to 1s dull green, 1891 £1 green, KEVII DLR to £1, SH to 5s and £1 (the £1 very fine!), 1913-14 Waterlow £1 green (spacefiller), 1915 DLR 10s (3), 1929 PUC £1 (thinning), also some officials, QEII pre-decimal with better sets mostly used or m/m, decimal issues with 98%+ of spaces filled including booklet panes and almost all u/m, however a few better items misidentified, with very useful postage content (Few Thousands)
THREE BOXED CORGI CLASSICS 1/18 SCALE MG CAR MODELS, with a boxed Corgi Super Electronics Jaguar XJS, No.94635, not tested but complete with instructions, an Ultra Class by Matchbox Jaguar XJ6, No.UC500, 1/43 scale, complete with technical spec cards and stand, with a boxed Matchbox Masterclass Collection Lamborghini Diablo, No.L5002, 1/24 scale, all models appear complete and in very lightly playworn condition and appear to have hardly ever been removed from boxes, all boxes in fairly good condition except for Matchbox ones which have some damage and wear (6)
A collection of early vintage advertising CAR and Leisure related PAMPHLETS, BOOKLETS AND LEAFLETS - RAC, Shell 1920's, Your First Cruise, Deck Games, Hercules Cycle Magazine, Ford Escort, Anglia x 2, Capri, Ford Popular 1950's and Prefect, Consul Capri, Escort Estate, MG Magnette, Standard Commercial Vehicles, Thames Vans, Austin A40, Austin Trucks, Bedford Vans, Volkswagen Beetle, Hillman Minx, Anglia Prefect, Shotwick to Frodsham Road Opening Brochure, The Morris Owner specimen Copy, and RAC Road Service Booklet. Some 30 items approx.
Dinky - nine early diecast model motor cars comprising Mercedes Benz with driver figure # 237, Porsche 356A # 182, Volkswagen Karmann Ghia, Hillman Minx # 154, Austin Somerset # 161, Volkswagen # 181, Sunbeam Rapier # 166, Austin Healey # 109 and MG Midget # 108, predominantly playworn (some good) [9]
5 x 1960s LPs. The Who - My Generation, Brunswick LAT 8616, MG-10256/7 1B/1B mono. Manfred Mann - The Five Faces Of, His Masters Voice CLP 1731 mono. The Beach Boys - Pet Sounds, Capitol T2458 mono. The Rolling Stones - Aftermath, Decca LK 4786 mono. The Walker Brothers - Take It Easy, Phillips BL 7691 mono.
Diecast Model Car Interest - Matchbox - Models Of Yesteryear. 18 In Total. To Include (1) Matchbox Y-12 1912 Model 'T' Ford 'Rosella'. (2) Matchbox Y-3 1912 Model 'T' Ford Tanker. (3) Matchbox Y-15 1930 Packard Victoria. (4) Matchbox Y-22 1930 Model 'A' Ford Van. (5) Matchbox Y-22 1930 Model 'A' Ford Van. (6) Matchbox Y-22 1930 Model 'A' Ford Van 'Gives A Quick And Lasting Shine'. (7) Matchbox Y-12 1912 Model 'T' Ford 'Heinz' (8) Matchbox Y-26 1918 Crossley 'Beer Lorry' (9) Matchbox Y-3 1912 Model 'T' Ford Tanker. (10) Matchbox Y-8 1945 MG TC. (11) Y-30 1920 Model AC Mack 'Acron Storage Co' (12) Matchbox Y-25 1910 Renault Type AG. (13) Matchbox Y-7 1930 Model 'A' Ford Wreck Truck. (14) Matchbox Y-18 1918 Atkinson Model D Steam Wagon. (15) Matchbox Y-5 1927 Talbot Van 'Dunlop'. (16) Matchbox Y-6 1920 Rolls Royce Fire Engine. (17) Matchbox Y-27/1922 Foden Steam Lorry. (18) Matchbox Y-27/1922 Foden Steam Lorry. All In Original Boxes.
R&R - US LP RARITIES. Fabulous selection of 11 x (largely) US original pressing LPs. Titles are Little Richard - The Fabulous (Specialty 1959 1st pressing SP-2104 - VG+ a few light scuff marks/Ex great sleeve with some light edgewear) and Little Richard (Speciality 1958 original SP-2103 - VG/VG), Chuck Berry (x4) - One Dozen Berrys (US mono 1st pressing Chess LP 1432, deep grooved black labels/silver text - VG some light surface marks, nothing heavier with no scratches/VG+ a well presented sleeve with some light tape 'repair' on the top right/left front/reverse), Rockin' At The Hops (Chess LP 1448 blue labels from 1960 - G+/VG), Twist (1962 original Chess LP 1465 - G+/G+) and The Latest And The Greatest (UK NPL 28031 - nice Ex/Ex), Teddy Randazzo Twists (a sound sensation! ABC Paramount 1962 US original mono ABC 421 - VG+/Ex), The Fantastic Five Keys (1962 US original T 1769 - Ex/VG+), Whisky A Go Go Presents Billy Lee Riley ('65 mono original MG 20985 - VG+/Ex), Joe Turner - Rock & Roll (scarce 1957 Atlantic black label/silver text original 8005 - VG surface marks though nothing heavier/VG+ some discolouration on the reverse, otherwise a superb example sleeve) and (Atlantic) comp - The Greatest Rock & Roll (8001 black labels/silver text - VG/VG+). A wicked collection.
WW1 German MG08/15 Ersatz Tool Roll, photographed on pages 186 and 187 of Feldzug 18, constructed in the rare paper cloth material, it is complete with all its leather strapping and buckles, the one tool remaining is the large spanner and hammer, which are marked ‘MG’ with the maker’s mark and traces of the Imperial acceptance stamp. Two leather belt supports at the rear and faint traces of a maker’s circular stamp to the exterior.
Maxim ZF12 Machine Gun Sight Case, the leather case only for the ZF12 optic sight that is mounted on the MG08, all complete with both leather belt tabs securely fitted with rivets. To the upper lid there are both the spare lenses for the sight, clearly maker marked ‘Emil Busch AG Rathenow’ and regimentally marked ‘2 GR MG’ would could be 2nd Guard Regiment Machine Gun Company. A nice item.
A 1980 MG Midget 1500, registration number NYA 246V, chassis number GAN6-209147G, engine number FP60140E, British Racing green. The MG Midget is a no frills two seater sports car introduced in 1961 as an upmarket version of its Austin Healey Sprite sibling. The MG would remain in production until 1979 with various engine upgrades and subtle body improvements. This car was restored by our vendor between 1992 and 1995. There are numerous images of the restoration contained in an album showing various stages from the initial strip down to completion. When it came to respray the restored bodyshell, the decision was taken to change the colour from its original light blue to British racing green. Since the completion of the restoration the MG has been used very sparingly incurring a very low annual mileage. Expenditure on maintenance has included the fitting of a new clutch in 2011 (approximately 200 miles ago). The MG will be offered for sale with a history file containing the photograph album, receipts for the restoration (approximately £5,800), maintenance receipts and previous MOTs. Now reluctantly for sale due to health reasons this well presented and cherished Midget offers classic MG motoring at an affordable price. V5C, MOT to December 2018 See illustration
1946 MG TC Midget, 1250 cc. Registration number CBA 902. Chassis number TC1938. Engine number XPAG replacement B 76080. The MG factory was quick to start producing cars from their Abingdon factory as soon as the Second World War had ended. After producing tanks, armoured cars and aeroplane engines during the six year effort, the marque set out on producing cars once again. The MG TC was the first car off the MG production line once normality had resumed and the TC is now probably the most famous post-war MG. The blueprint of the TC was similar to that of the TB, sharing similar engines, axles and gearbox, but with some modifications to the bodywork. The main body of the TC was widened by 4 inches across the seats without having to modify the basic chassis, wings, running boards nor the facia layout. The TC also had an update which allowed the driver to use hand signals through new flaps in the side screens. Another update to the car was the removal of the two 6 volt batteries to a single 12 volt battery located next to the bulkhead. There were also changes to the suspension with the addition of hydraulic lever arm dampers but also the change in location of the road spring mounts which were moved from being attached to the traditional sliding trunnions to being mounted in the shackles. The use of war-proven rubber suspension bushes provided the car with a much quieter and smoother road going experience that before the war and the engine was also attached using these rubber mounts which provided, again, a smoother and quieter road experience. The car sold exceptionally well and surprisingly so in North America which proved to be huge takers of the produce from the Abingdon based factory so much so that a special North American variant was produced that included flashing indicators and chrome bumpers. A notable owner of an MG TC was the Duke of Edinburgh who owned the one before marrying Princess Elizabeth, the future Queen in 1947. The car sold exactly 10,000 TC models before the T-Series MG evolved into its next variant, the surprisingly named MG TD. CBA was owned by Stephen Isherwood of Cheadle Hulme in March 1966 and at this time its original engine had been replaced by the current one; he sold her to Alan Cross five months later, he retained her until selling her to our vendor in September 1974. At this time the colour was red and she was in need of a total restoration. When he stripped the car the original colour was found to be black so he repainted her the original factory colour. Over a seven year period everything that needed to be replaced, repaired or restored was undertaken and she received her first MOT in September 1987 with a mileage of 7,540 on the clock. Commitments on the farm meant she was little used over the next seven years and she was laid up in 1994 with a mileage of 7,819, only 279 miles had been driven. Over the following years and moves she was always stored in a dry building a regularly started up, warmed through and polished, in fact when you lift her carpets it hard to believe that the restoration took place in the early 1980's. There can be few examples of a TC that are this well preserved that now only need a gentle recommissioning before use, she started first time when we moved her into our showroom and the only noted deviation from factory spec is an indicator switch on the steering column under the dashboard, the lights are in the light fittings. Sold with the V5C, R.F.60 continuation book, MOT's from 1987 - 1994. Please note that many spares that came with the car are being sold as an additional lot.
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