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Lot 80
Painter Georgia O' Keeffe signed Benham 1982 Youth small silk FDC, with mint stamp sheet dedicated to her. Georgia Totto O'Keeffe was an American artist. She was known for her paintings of enlarged flowers, New York skyscrapers, and New Mexico landscapes. O'Keeffe has been recognized as the "Mother of American modernism". Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99.
Lot 1065
6x O Gauge finescale freight wagons. 5x kit built examples by Slater's and one by Skytrex. Well constructed and detailed wagons including; BR Ventilated Van, 6-wheel Milk Tanker, LMS Cattle Wagon and 3x Open Wagons. With original boxes and some spare parts/transfers. GC-VGC, some running wear. £60-80
Lot 1093
A restored Bassett Lowke O Gauge clockwork Class A3 4-6-2 locomotive, Flying Scotsman 60103, in lined dark green livery with 8-wheel corridor tender. A well restored and partially repainted example (restorer's signature to base of loco and tender). Boxed, some wear/damage and tape damage. Locomotive GC, some wear, minor surface rust, etc since restoration. £200-300
Lot 1066
5x O Gauge finescale trackside railway buildings plus 7x semaphore signals. A large through station building with long canopy. A platform. 3x signal boxes. Together with a 2x 4-signal gantries, a 3-signal gantry, 2x 2-signal gantries and 2x single signals. All finely constructed and detailed with some lighting etc. Plus a quantity of trackside accessories; figures, luggage, crane, buffers, etc. GC overall, some wear and minor damage from layout use. £50-70
Lot 1078
An O Gauge, 32mm, Sunset Models brass American outline GE C44 Co-Co diesel locomotive for 2-rail running. A finely detailed model in Chicago and North Western dark green and yellow livery, 8631. With sprung buck-eye couplings, etc. Boxed. Locomotive VGC, very minor damage to rear steps and seam in the body above slightly detatched. £130-200
Lot 1241
25 Corgi Classics etc. Including 2 vehicle Hampshire Police set. 2 vehicle Shell/BP 2 vehicle set, Bedford Tanker & Land Rover. 2 vehicle Sunday Times set. 2 vehicle Silver Service set. 2x Bedford Pantechnicon, Slumberland and Howells. James Bond Lotus Esprit & Jaws set. Transport Through The Ages set. Bedford S Type tanker, Milk. 2x Scammell Scarab, Eskimo and Royal Mail. 2x Bedford O Series - NSPCC and British Railways, etc. All boxed, minor wear. Contents VGC-Mint. (25) £70-100
Lot 1240
Quantity of Corgi Classics etc. Including a 1:18 MGF 1.8i VVC. Shell/BP 2 vehicle set, Bedford Tanker & Land Rover. National Benzole 2 vehicle set, Morris J van and Foden Tanker. A British Railways 2 vehicle set Morris J van and Bedford J Van. Hampshire Police 2 vehicle set, Bedford S Control Unit and a Morris 1000 van. A Provincial 2 vehicle set, AEC Regal and an AEC Bus. A Southern National Bedford OB Coach and 2 others - Boultons and Devon General. 3 Bedford O Series - 2x LNER and a Griff Fender. Magical Mystery Tour Bedford Val Coach. 2x Mercedes 300SL soft top, variations. Jaguar Mk2 Rally Car, Wizard Morris J Van, plus 2x Morris 1000 van, Guernsey Post Office. etc. All boxed, minor wear. Contents VGC-Mint (25) £70-90
Lot 1083
An O gauge finescale brass kit built LMS 'Skye Bogie' Class ex. Highland Railway 4-4-0 tender locomotive. In LMS lined maroon livery, 14279. A well constructed and detailed model. Powered for 2-rail running, however with a fixed 4-wheel 'pony truck' which will restrict running on curved track. VGC, minor chips only. £130-180
Lot 1058
10x Hornby O gauge railway items. A No.40 clockwork BR 0-4-0T locomotive, 82011, in lined black livery. Crane Truck. No.1 wagon. Timber wagon. Goods van. Flat truck. Fibre wagon. Low sided wagon. Cattle truck. No.2 Corridor coach (LNER). All boxed, some wear, one in an associated box. Contents QGC-VGC. £50-70
Lot 1082
An O gauge finescale brass kit built BR Class D3 0-4-4T ex. LBSCR locomotive. In unlined black livery, 32384. A well constructed model with good detailing and finishing, sprung buffers, etc. Powered for 2-rail running. GC-VGC, some chips and a few details need slight repair/reattaching. £120-180
Lot 1088
An O gauge finescale brass kit built LMS standard Class 5 4-6-0 tender locomotive. In LMS lined black livery, 5036. A well constructed model with some good detailing and finishing, driver and fireman figures in the cab, sprung buffers, etc. Powered for 2-rail running. GC-VGC, some chips and a few minor issues with areas of paintwork. £150-200
Lot 1081
An O gauge finescale brass kit built GWR Class 52xx 2-8-0T locomotive. Built from a David Andrews kit in unlined Brunswick Green livery with shirt button emblem, 5260. A very well constructed and detailed model with sprung buffers, etc. Powered for 2-rail running. VGC, very minor wear and front brake hose missing. £150-200
Lot 1084
An O gauge finescale brass kit built GWR Class 2021 0-6-0ST locomotive. Built from a kit by Eric Underhill of Vulcan Models and finished in unlined black livery, 2048. A well constructed and detailed model with driver and fireman figures in the cab, sprung buffers, working screw couplings, etc. Powered for 2-rail running. GC-VGC, a few minor chips and minor wear overall. £80-120
Lot 1059
9x O Gauge finescale kit built freight wagons and 2x Lima locomotives. Well constructed and detailed wagons including; a GWR Brake Van, Box Van, 2x 4-wheel cranes, an Open Wagon and 3x Flatbed wagons. Together with 2x Lima O Gauge; an LMS Class 4F 0-6-0, 4547, in unlined black and a BR Class 33 Bo-Bo diesel locomotive, D6506, in green and grey. GC, some running wear. £60-80
Lot 1057
13x Hornby O gauge railway items. A No.40 clockwork BR 0-4-0T locomotive, 82011, in lined black livery. Crane Truck. No.1 wagon. Timber wagon. Goods brake van. Flat truck with cable drum. Goods van. Milk traffic van. Gas cylinder wagon. 4x 4-wheel passenger coaches in maroon. 10x items boxed, some wear/damage. Contents QGC-VGC. £50-70
Lot 1126
Approx 100 diecast vehicles and model soldiers by various makes. 10x Corgi commerical vehicles; Atkinson Open Pole Truck set, Luton Van, Bedford O Series lorry, etc. A Budgie Scammell Semi-Trailer. A repainted Dinky Supertoys Horsebox. 3x Tri-ang Minic ships. 12x military vehicles and field guns by Dinky, Crescent, Britains, etc, some parts missing/broken. A Corgi Gift Set No.10; Tank Transporter and Centurion Mk.III. A Wiking waterline ship. The remains of an Astra field cannon. 10x military aircraft by Dinky etc. A Approx 40x Britains Deetail WW2 soldiers and approx 30x Britains lead soldiers. Plus a Mamod stationary engine and a few other items. AF-VGC, some parts broken. £70-90
Lot 1079
An O gauge finescale brass kit built BR Class 04 0-6-0 Drewry diesel shunter locomotive. From a kit by Vulcan Model Engineering in unlined Brunswick Green livery, D2253. A well constructed model with good detailing, sprung buffers, etc. Powered for 2-rail running. QGC-GC, general wear and some parts require repair/reattaching. £60-80
Lot 1062
7x O Gauge finescale GWR rolling stock items. Including a Slater's Coach Kits GWR 4-wheel Brake Third. A well constructed and finished kit in Chocolate and Cream livery, with some additional spare parts and the original box. Together with a 6-wheel freight van, guard's van, Banana Van, fruit van and 2x open wagons. All with very good detailing and finishing. GC-VGC, some running wear, etc. £50-70
Lot 1086
An O gauge finescale brass kit built LMS ex. Highland Railway Jones Tank 4-4-0T locomotive. Built from a Laurie Griffin kit and finished in LMS lined maroon livery, 15010. A well constructed and detailed model with sprung buffers, etc. Powered for 2-rail running however with a fixed 4-wheel 'pony truck' which will restrict running on curved track. VGC, minor chips and marks only. £100-160
Lot 1239
Quantity of Corgi Classics etc. 2x Showmans Range- both Scammell Highwayman, with trailers, Closed Pole Caravan sets, Carters and Anderton & Rowlands. A 2 vehicle set, National Petrol. An AEC Regal Living Quarters, Chipperfields. Sunday Times 2 vehicle set. 3x Bedford O Series, Gillette, NSPCC and Duckhams. Bedford OB coach, Boultons. Land Rover Leicestershire Fire & Rescue. 7x Thornycroft vans - including Chivers, News of the World and Macfarlane Lang. Plus 2x Morris 1000 Van Guernsey Post Office. All boxed, minor wear. Contents VGC-Mint. (25) £60-90
Lot 1094
A very well restored Hornby O Gauge 3-rail electric Princess Elizabeth. LMS Princess Royal Class 4-6-2 locomotive, 6201, in satin finished lined maroon livery, with restorers signature on chassis under smoke box. In red wooden presentation box with cream interior and inner information card, minor wear/damage. Locomotive GC-VGC, some wear to wheels and pick-ups, and minor chipping etc to satin finished paintwork. £600-800
Lot 197
Norman Rockwell (1894-1978) Young Lincoln, 1964 Advertising illustration for Lincoln Savings Bank, 1964 Media print lithography on paper. Pencil signed in lower margin. Originally created in 1964 for a Lincoln Savings Bank advertisement, Young Lincoln was hand proofed and printed by Atelier Ettinger. Full color limited edition lithograph print. A total of 309 prints of this kind were produced. A set of 200 were numbered. Another set of 35 were A/P's numbered with Roman numerals. A set of 60 were unnumbered; another set of 14 were unnumbered and printed on Japon paper. All of the prints made were signed in pencil by Norman Rockwell. This title depicts a young Abraham Lincoln, reading a book as he walks home from his job as a young railsplitter. The idea of creating the image of Lincoln as "the railsplitter" was the inspiration of Illinois politician Richard J. Oglesby. He sought to find "one thing in Mr. Lincoln's unsuccessful career as a worker that could be made an emblem ? [to] make enthusiastic the working people." Rockwell decided to recreate this image in Young Lincoln, an advertisement for Lincoln Savings Bank. Rockwell's ability to move his viewer's emotions was prized not only by magazine art editors, but by advertisers as well. Like most Post cover artists, Rockwell painted advertisements for everything from socks to Jell-O to insurance. Image Size: 29 x 15 in. Overall Framed Size: 40 x 26 in. Framed behind glass.
Lot 279
Zhenhua Wang (Chinese, 20th C.) "Purple Tulips" Signed and stamped middle left. Watercolor on Rice Paper. Provenance: Collection of James A. Helzer (1946-2008), Founder of Unicover Corporation. This artwork originally appeared on the Fleetwood First Day of Issue Maximum Card for the U.S. 29c Tulip Booklet stamp issued January 22, 1991. "Clean as a lady, cool as glass, fresh without fragrance the tulip was," wrote poet Humbert Wolfe in 1924. His words aptly describe the crisp lines and austere elegance of this garden perennial. In 1554 O. de Busbecq, the Austrian ambassador to Turkey, spied tulips growing in a garden near Constantinople and brought a few bulbs back to Vienna. Conrad Gesner, a botanist of the era, began his own cultivation of tulips near Augsburg and soon word of this unusual flower spread throughout Europe. British and Dutch colonists brought the tulip to the Americas, and it has remained tremendously popular with serious and "week-end" gardeners alike. Lacking the heady perfume of a gardenia or tuberose and the dense, velvet blossoms of a rose, the tulip is a hardy but refined flower. Properly planted, it grows profusely but tidily. The tulip prefers moderate temperatures, well-drained soils and an occasional light shower. Like other bulb varieties, the tulip cannot withstand harsh winters. Conscientious gardeners must dig up the bulbs before the season's first hard freeze and store them in a cool, dry place. Perfect in floral arrangements, the tulip is equally impressive artfully placed in ornate bouquets or simply scattered in crystal vases. Size: 9.75 x 14 in. Unframed. (B12931)
Lot 317
Zhenhua Wang (Chinese, 20th C.) "Yellow and Orange Tulips" Signed and stamped upper right. Original Watercolor painting. Provenance: Collection of James A. Helzer (1946-2008), Founder of Unicover Corporation. "Clean as a lady, cool as glass, fresh without fragrance the tulip was," wrote poet Humbert Wolfe in 1924. His words aptly describe the crisp lines and austere elegance of this garden perennial. In 1554 O. de Busbecq, the Austrian ambassador to Turkey, spied tulips growing in a garden near Constantinople and brought a few bulbs back to Vienna. Conrad Gesner, a botanist of the era, began his own cultivation of tulips near Augsburg and soon word of this unusual flower spread throughout Europe. British and Dutch colonists brought the tulip to the Americas, and it has remained tremendously popular with serious and "week-end" gardeners alike. Lacking the heady perfume of a gardenia or tuberose and the dense, velvet blossoms of a rose, the tulip is a hardy but refined flower. Properly planted, it grows profusely but tidily. The tulip prefers moderate temperatures, well-drained soils and an occasional light shower. Like other bulb varieties, the tulip cannot withstand harsh winters. Conscientious gardeners must dig up the bulbs before the season's first hard freeze and store them in a cool, dry place. Perfect in floral arrangements, the tulip is equally impressive artfully placed in ornate bouquets or simply scattered in crystal vases. Size: 9.75 x 14 in. Unframed. (B12933)
Lot 77
Peter Barrett (B. 1935) "Sporting Horses - Show Jumping" Signed lower left. Original Watercolor painting. Provenance: Collection of James A. Helzer (1946-2008), Founder of Unicover Corporation. This painting was published on the Fleetwood First Day Cover for the U.S. 29c Sporting Horses Se-tenant Block of 4 issued May 1, 1993. The name Louisville, Kentucky, has been synonymous with the sport of horse racing ever since 1875 when the first Kentucky Derby was run at Churchill Downs. This horse racing mecca has brought together some of America's finest Thoroughbreds to compete in the nation's most popular equestrian event. Consequently, the state of Kentucky is also the home of many of the country's largest breeding and racing stables. The Bluegrass State's C.V. Whitney Farm has its own equestrian cemetery with white headstones marking the burial sites of numerous champion horses. One of the most famous horses of all time, Man o' War, also hailed from Kentucky. Winning 20 of its 21 starts, this incredible athlete was voted greatest racehorse of the first half of the 20th century and was visited by over 1.5 million fans at its Faraway Farms home. Image Size: 13.75 x 11.75 in. Overall Size: 16.75 x 14.25 in. Unframed. (B14212)
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