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Matchbox - A boxed Matchbox Major Pack M4 Fruehauf Hopper Train. The model with maroon cab, silver hoppers with red plastic hubs and black tyres appears to be in Mint condition, in an Excellent tray with pencil marking to one end, with Fair Plus - Good carded picture box which has some creasing, scuffs and general storage wear. (This does not constitute a guarantee)
A collection of Hornby Dublo OO-gauge boxed and unboxed model railway buildings, signals, and scenery, including DA458 D1 Signal Cabin, DA454 D1 Footbridge, 32130 D1 Signals - Single Arm, and 5006 Engine Shed Extension Kit; three Hornby Dublo OO-gauge boxed model railway train sets, including EDG17 and EDP12, each lacking locomotives; and a collection of Hornby Dublo OO-gauge boxed and unboxed model railway rolling stock.
TWO BOXES OF RAILWAY BOOKS, PICTURES, MODELS AND OTHER ITEMS RELATING TO TRAINS, to include over thirty books and booklets, railway postcards, prints and photographs, a reproduction shed plate numbered '82 F', a Country Artists Steam Memories Princess Alice model (sd), a LNER class A1 Flying Scotsman 1:160 model, a Triang T99 model train, framed prints, badges, bowl, etc (sd) ( 2 BOXES)
A British WWII army helmet for the 4th Battalion Middlesex Regiment with name inscription for F G Taylor, along with his gas mark in canvas bag, a child's gas mask in metal canister, and an E Pugh & Co Wednesborn cast iron cooking pot, along with a painted wooden model of a train carriage and a flat iron Location: A3B
"New Century Caligraph No. 6" und "Fox No. 4" 1) New Century Caligraph No. 6, um 1900, Serien-Nr. 19948, 7-reihige amerikanische Unteranschlagmaschine mit Volltastatur, entwickelt von Walter J. Barron für die American Writing Machine Company, das letzte Modell aus der historisch wichtigen Caligraph-Schreibmaschinen-Serie. Wagenzug defekt, benötigt Reinigung, mit Metallhaube und Eichensockel. - Literatur: Martin, 1949, S. 86. (3/3-4) - Und: 2) Fox No. 4, um 1899, formschöne 4-reihige amerikanische Unteranschlagmaschine mit schwenkbarer Walze, konstruiert von William Ross Fox und hergestellt von Fox Typewriter Company in Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA, mit Metallhaube und Eichensockel. Die letzte amerikanische Unteranschlagmaschine mit wundervollem Design, Jugendstil-Rahmen, goldenen Ornamenten und einem Aufkleber mit Fuchskopf. (3/2-3) Start Price: EUR 240 "New Century Caligraph No. 6" and "Fox No. 4" 1) New Century Caligraph No. 6, c. 1900, serial no. 19948, American upstroke typewriter with seven banks of keys, designed by Walter J. Barron for the American Writing Machine Company, the final model of the historically important Caligraph typewriters, carriage train defective, in need of cleaning. With tin lid and oak base. - Literature: Martin, 1949, p. 86. (3/3-4) - And: 2) Fox No. 4, c. 1899, four-row American upstroke machine with swiveling cylinder, invented by William Ross Fox and manufactured by Fox Typewriter Company in Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA, with attractive curved Art-Nouveau frame, green-and-gold pinstripes and fox’s head transfer, with tin lid and oak base. (3/2-3) Start Price: EUR 240
Britische Echtdampflokomotive GWR 1451 im Maßstab 1:12 Personenzuglokomotive der Great Western Railroad, GWR 1400 Class, Achsfolge 0-B-1, Spurweite 127 mm, innenliegende Stephenson-Steuerung und Doppelzylinder, Kohlenfeuerung, gelöteter Kupferkessel mit Armaturen einschließlich Dampfregler und Kesseldruckmanometer, gefederte Speichenräder aus Metallguß, schwerer Metallrahmen, Wassertank und Kohlebunker, Gesamtlänge 78 cm, lackiert in Great-Western-Grün. - Wasserstandglas fehlt, Brennkammer vermutlich nicht komplett. - Das Modell ist als Echtdampflokomotive gebaut, wurde aber von uns nicht unter Dampf getestet. Start Price: EUR 1600 Well-Engineered 1-Inch Scale British Live Steam Locomotive GWR 1451 Great Western Railroad passenger train locomotive no. 1451, 1:12 scale, 5 in. standard gauge, 0-4-2 wheel arrangement, inside Stephenson's link reverse and twin-cylinder, coal-fired soldered copper boiler with fittings including steam regulator and boiler pressure gauge, spring-loaded cast-metal spoked wheels, sturdy metal frame, water tank and coal bunker, total length 30 3/4 in., finished in Great Western green, without water level glass, firing chamber probably not complete. - This model is built as a working engine but has not been tested under steam prior to the auction. Start Price: EUR 1600
Bracket type clock, George III, signed WILLIANS HUGHES. London, 1784.Mahogany case, with important gilt bronzes.Signed dial, gilt, with gilt brass spandrels, chiming cancellations.Three-train machine with chime of hours and quarters, on eight bells and hours on one.Measurements: 63 x 36 x 22 cm.Important English table clock, with the dial signed by the clockmaker Williams Hughes, accompanied by the legend "Hig Holborn London". It follows the bracket model, a type of transportable clock, with handles, which became popular in England in the 18th century.Architectural in structure, the front and back windows are arched, with their spandrels richly worked with gilded bronzes. Also noteworthy are the gilded bronze applications that reproduce the stipes with vegetal body and human bust on the flanks, as well as the openwork soffits with floral motifs, and the flamboyant trophy-like pinnacles that crown the corners. The feet are also made of bronze, and a bronze crest decorates the dome in the form of a slope with a curved profile. The dial has a silver-plated disc with the hours engraved in black with Roman numerals, while the minutes are marked in Arabic. The hands are baroque in style. It is accompanied by a second striking dial and a calendar window. The foliate work on the gilt brass spandrels is also noteworthy.
Bracket type clock, George II, signed ROBERT ROMLEY. London, 1740.Ebonised case, with bronze applications.Signed dial, gilt, with gilt bronze spandrels, with the possibility of an override chime.Machine: eight days winding, square plates, engraved and signed back, quarter strike on eight bells and hour strike on one bell. Measurements: 53 x 30.5 x 20.5 cm.English table clock, with the dial signed by the clockmaker Robert Romley. It follows the bracket model, a type of transportable clock, with handles, which became popular in England from the end of the 17th century. With an architectural structure, the front and back windows are arched, with their spandrels richly worked with gilt bronzes. Also noteworthy are the gilded bronze applications that reproduce the stipes with vegetal body and human bust on the flanks, as well as the openwork soffits with floral motifs on the tympanum, and the fruit pinnacles that crown the corners. The feet are also made of bronze. The dome takes the form of a slope with a curved profile. The dial has a silver-plated disc with the hours engraved in black with Roman numerals, while the minutes are marked in Arabic. The hands are baroque in style. It is accompanied by a second dial for chiming and a calendar window.Bracket clocks of English origin are notable mainly for their mechanism, but also for their decoration. This type of clock originated in the 1960s, when the pendulum was applied to the clock, replacing the previous "foliot" regulator or balance. This change made it necessary to provide the mechanism with a case to protect it from shocks that could alter its movement. This was the origin of the watches known in England as brackets, i.e. portable watches. These were short cases which housed a mechanism held between two thick plates and contained, as the driving force for each train, a combination of a hub and a snail. These clocks were originally intended to be placed on a bracket, hence their English name. This bracket was a separate piece that was usually made at the same time, with decoration to match the clock. Later, however, the base and clock began to be made separately.
Bracket type clock, George II, signed ROBERT HIGGS. London, first half s. LONDON, FIRST HALF OF THE 18TH CENTURY.Ebonised case, with gilt bronze applications.Signed dial, gilt, with gilt bronze spandrels.Selection dials with six melodies, sound annulment, quarter and hour chimes, with calendar.Three-train machine, with musical cylinder that activates thirteen bells and chime of hours and quarters on a bell.Measurements: 60 x 39 x 25 cm.Important English table clock, from the George II period, with the dial signed by the renowned watchmaker Robert Higgs. It follows the bracket model, a type of transportable clock, with handles, which became popular in England from the end of the 17th century. Architectural in structure, the front and back windows are arched, with their spandrels richly worked with gilded bronzes. Also noteworthy are the gilded bronze applications that reproduce the stipes with vegetal body and human bust on the flanks, as well as the openwork soffits with floral motifs, and the fruit pinnacles that crown the corners. The feet are also made of bronze, in the form of scrolls surrounded by foliage, and a bronze crest decorates the dome in the form of a slope with a curved profile. The dial has a silver-plated disc with the hours engraved in black with Roman numerals, while the minutes are marked in Arabic. The hands are baroque in style. It is accompanied by a second chime dial and a calendar window. Robert Higgs was a member of the Clockmakers Company from 1750 to 1769. Prior to that, he worked at Sweetings in London.English bracket clocks are notable mainly for their mechanism, but also for their decoration. This type of clock originated in the 1760s, when the pendulum was applied to the clock, replacing the previous "foliot" or balance regulator. This change made it necessary to provide the mechanism with a case to protect it from shocks that could alter its movement. This was the origin of the watches known in England as brackets, i.e. portable watches. These were short cases which housed a mechanism held between two thick plates and contained, as the driving force for each train, a combination of a hub and a snail. These clocks were originally intended to be placed on a bracket, hence their English name. This bracket was a separate piece that was usually made at the same time, with decoration to match the clock. Later, however, the base and clock began to be made separately.
Actor, Lesley Anne Down signed 10x8 colour photograph. Down (born 17 March 1954) is a British actress, former model and singer. She achieved fame as Georgina Worsley in the ITV drama series Upstairs, Downstairs (1973-75). She received further recognition for her performances in the films The Pink Panther Strikes Again (1976), A Little Night Music (1977), The First Great Train Robbery (1979), Hanover Street (1979), Rough Cut (1980), Sphinx (1981) and Nomads (1986). She is also known as Madeline Fabray in the miniseries North and South (1985-86), for which she was nominated for a Golden Globe Award in 1986. Good condition Est.
Hornby OO gauge model railways, one box to include R2134M B12/3 locomotive train pack, boxed; BR 4-6-2 'St Simon' E112 locomotive; Inter-city 125 locomotive, dummy car and two coaches; Mainline diesel locomotive; small quantity of rolling stock; four Tri-ang passenger coaches; controllers; and a metal kit build tank engine.
OO gauge model railways, mixed selection including R426 InterCity 125 train pack (missing passenger coach); loose Hornby InterCity 125 dummy car; Hornby 4-6-2 'Oliver Cromwell' 70013 with tender; three Lima class 37 diesel Load Haul locomotives (all re-painted); three empty Hornby Dublo boxes, (a/f).
Model railways selection, including Hornby O gauge signal cabin no.2E; four Bassett-Lowke straight rails; tin of spare train trucks and tools; two lead-painted Britains horses; wooden made track-side sign; two Hornby OO gauge vans; OO gauge track and small selection of locomotive photographs.

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