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Lot 929
An 1821 pattern light cavalry officer’s sword, slightly curved, fullered blade 33”, by Wilkinson, no 25456 (for 1883) on backstrap, etched with crowned VR cypher within scrolled fenestrated panels, regulation steel hilt with sideloop, knucklebow and 2 sidebars, stepped pommel, chequered backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip, in an associated steel scabbard marked 1/38 MX/RV (dented) with a post 1902 RN officer’s leather waistbelt and slings. GC (light pitting to hilt and scabbard).
Lot 982
13 various bayonets: Portuguese Guedes M1885, in scabbard; Argentina M1909 in scabbard with matching numbers; Siamese Mauser in scabbard; P1888, no scabbard; US M4 with chequered black grips, in its scabbard with frog and belt; US M8 in scarce wood grain effect scabbard; No 4 Mk II (x 4, 3 in scabbards), and 3 others; also 3 various post war survival/fighting knives, and another knife. Various conditions from QGC to GC
Lot 211
Carriage Print "GORLESTON-ON-SEA, NORFOLK" by F Donald Blake R.I. from the LNER Post War series. Gorleston on Sea, Norfolk, just before1954, a beachside scene easily recognisable in 2006. The piers of the river mouth are visible in the background right whilst background left is marked by the strange box-like brick structure that was the 1901 Pavilion. The painting is made from the Upper Esplanade (left) facing Pier Gardens in the near distance. The two prominent buildings at centre are the 1893 Pier Hotel and the Floral Hall (now called the Ocean Room) of 1939. Mint condition. In original style frame and glazed.
Lot 225
Nameplate THE BIRMINGHAM POST. Ex BR/EE 25kv Bo-Bo Class 86 originally numbered E3183. Built by the English Electric Co under works number E3475/E321 in October 1965. Renumbered 86251 under TOPS in May 1974, it was named in February 1980 by Jack Ready, Editor at Birmingham New Street. Swindon casting measures 80¾" x 9¾". The loco is currently stored at Long Marston.
Lot 298
GWR Signalbox brass Shelf Plate FROM HENGOED & MAESYCYMMER, machine engraved. The station was opened by the Rhymney Railway in 1858 and became Hengoed Low Level in 1923 under the GWR. Interesting that this shelfplate post dates the era but used the same, early nomenclature. With the various railway companies converging in this 3 station area, it is no surprise. Probably from Ystrad Mynach or Pengam Signalbox.
Lot 387
GWR 14" mahogany cased fusee dial clock. The GWR numberplate 1695 is fixed to the left hand side of the backbox. The case and movement date this clock to around the 1930`s period so it is quite a late GWR clock. The dial has been repainted post 1948 and shows `BR-W`. Looks to be in working condition but requires checking and some restoration. In totally ex Railway condition with the glass missing and no key.
Lot 459
Carriage Print "WOODBRIDGE, SUFFOLK" by Jack Merriott R.I. from the LNER Post War series. Woodbridge is basically unchanged being a station on the East Suffolk line and the head of navigation on the River Deben. The tall building (right) was the Woodbridge Tide Mill which was functioning 1793-1957. It no longer works commercially but it has been restored and morning coffee may be enjoyed inside. Mint condition. In original style frame and glazed.
Lot 11
* Bruce Robertson - Aviation Photographs. A group of approx. 500 b&w photos, mostly aviation interest, collected and used by Bruce Robertson and partly sorted into seven boxes, titled Missiles, Japanese, Post-War, USA WWII & Post-War, Sabres/Fury, Canada & Far East, the majority later prints but including some older photos, many with notes and marks to versos, approx. 25 x 19 and smaller (7 boxes)
Lot 12
* Bruce Robertson - Aviation Photographs. A group of approx. 500 b&w photos, mostly collected and used by Bruce Robertson, the majority later prints, but including a few older photos, partly contained in two boxes marked Pre-1914 and Blackburn, plus two postcard size boxes marked Italy - Post WWI Monoplane and Hawker Hart/Fury Variants, plus a folder of further 1914-1918 aviation (approx. 500)
Lot 35
* Fokker CIV, CVIII, CX, CXI and later types. A miscellaneous collection of photographs of post World War One aircraft built by this company, biplane, monoplane aircraft and later jet types including a wind tunnel model, aircraft interiors and cockpit details, approx. 50 images contained in a folder, some with signs of damp damage, together with a miscellaneous collection of damp-damaged photographs (approx. 50 images) of numerous aircraft types from DRI-CV and later, suitable for research purposes, most inscribed verso, various sizes, some with past damp damage, contained in a folder (2)
Lot 265
* WWII - de Havilland Aircraft. A group of original post war photographs, c. 1940s-50s, official company or Air Ministry images enlarged studies, mostly by Charles E. Brown including “Vampire”, “Sea-Vampire” DH “108”, DH “Dove” and “Chipmunk” etc, together with further studies depicting Lockheed P38 “Lightning”, tipped-in on card mounts with hand-annotation, largest 11 x 15in (28 x 38cm) (11)
Lot 439
* Wartime Toys. A group of war toys etc., 1930s-1940s, including large scratch built tinplate and wooden “pull-along” heavy tank, camouflage painted with swivel turret etc, together with a quantity of lead and slush-cast toys of soldiers, aeroplanes figures and accessories, including Britains and other makers etc, also with tinplate clockwork motor car, Light Tank, also with aviation cigarette-cards, albums, card-games and related juvenilia. The scratch built toy tank was made for Quentin Bland, the son of local post-master at Grafton Underwood in Northamptonshire, where USAF Bomber Group was stationed - he used to visit the air-base and was befriended by ground-crews and pilots who fabricated this to for him as a Christmas present c. 1943. (-)
Lot 440
* Hornby Train-Set. A boxed early post-war clockwork ‘O’-Gauge train set No. 201 “Tank Goods Set”, c. 1940s, including 0-4-0 locomotive in green LNER livery with two wagons and tank-wagon, sections of track, including original Instructions and Guarantee sheets etc, all contained in original maker’s cardstock box (distressed), also with additional rolling-stock including Guard’s-Van and Tipper-wagon (-)
Lot 594
* Clockwork Toys. A group of pre- & early post-war tinplate and die-cast clockwork toys etc, including Streamlined record-breaker, and five saloon cars 1930s-1940s, a tinplate clockwork ambulance, and clockwork plastic boat in original box, various makers including Minic, Schuco, Joustra, JNF, Chad Valley, etc. (8)
Lot 599
* Dinky Toys and others. Racing and Sports Cars, a group of pre- & early post-war diecast models 1930s-1960, including “Speed of the Wind”, “Thunderbolt”, MG Record-car, Alfa-Romeo, Ferrari, Cooper-Bristol, Maserati, Talbot-Lago, Vanwall, Aston-Martin, Bristol, MG TF, Cunningham, Austin Atlantic etc, some duplicated and some with original boxes. Together with Solido Fiat Abarth, Spot on Triumph TR2, and Mercedes Benz 300SL etc. (approx. 28)
Lot 600
* Dinky Toys. A group of pre-& early post-war toys and accessories etc., 1930s-1950s, including Garage forecourt petrol-pumps and oil cabinet, traffic-lights, road-signs, police & telephone boxes etc., together with related small scale toys representing AA & RAC Motor-cycle patrol combinations, MG racer, etc. and with “Matchbox” Jaguar E-type (boxed) Ferrari “Sharknose” and “Schuco” Mercedes W196 streamliner etc. (approx. 25)
Lot 602
* Dinky Toys & Dinky Supertoys. Civil Engineering and Agricultural Vehicles etc., c. 1950s., a group of post-war toy vehicles including, Blaw-Knox Bulldozer (x2), Heavy Tractor (x2), Euclid Dump-Truck (x2), Aveling-Barford Road-Roller (x2), Coles Mobile Crane (x20, Massey-Harris Tractor (x2), Land-Rover (x3), Large Concrete-mixers (x2), Farm-trailer, Muck-spreader, Moto-Cart tricycle, hand-truck, wheelbarrow and sundry items etc. (14)
Lot 603
* Dinky Toys - Motor Cars. A group of pre-& early post-war die-cast models, 1930s-1940s, including London Taxi (x3), Daimler, Rolls Royce, Open Sports-tourer, Ambulance (x2), Armstrong-Siddeley, Alvis, Lagonda, Sunbeam-Talbot, Packard, Oldsmobile, Studebaker, Lincoln Zephyr etc, some duplicated (approx. 20)
Lot 604
* Dinky Toys - Post-War Saloon Cars. A group of early post-war diecast models 1940s-1960, including Rolls-Royce Wraith (Boxed), Standard Vanguard, Triumph Renown, Austin A40, Hillman Minx, Morris Oxford, Studebaker, Hudson, Ford Fordor Saloon, Shooting-Brake, Daimler Ambulance, BMW Isetta, VW Karmann Ghia, Porsche 356, Riley RME etc, together with rare Sunbeam-Talbot saloon by Chad Valley for Rootes Group and Corgi Toys Aston-Martin DB4, some duplicated (approx. 24)
Lot 605
* Dinky Toys - Commercial Vehicles. A group of pre-& early post-war diecast models, 1930s-1950s, including Double-decker Bus, Coaches, Post Office Vans, Light Lorries, Trailers, Bedford Vans, Leyland Lorries, Streamline Coaches, Breakdown Truck, Articulated Mechanical Horse-Trailer, Petrol Tankers, Fire Engine and others, many variants some duplicated. group of pre-& early (approx. 40)
Lot 607
* Dinky Toys & Others. A good quantity of early post-war and later diecast toys & models, 1940s-1960, including Rolls-Royce, Humber, Rover, Packard, BMW 328, Ferrari, Talbot-Lago, Alfa Romeo, Jaguar, MG etc, also including a group of American Convertibles and other in original boxes, Cadillac, Packard, Buick, Chrysler etc. (approx. 40)
Lot 608
* Dinky Toys & Minic. A group of early post-war diecast and tinplate toys, c. 1940s-950s, including pre-war pattern ambulance, flatbed lorry, covered truck, Packard, Buick and Loudspeaker van, also with Foden ‘Regent’ Tanker, Foden flat-bed lorry, Dinky Toys ‘Dublo’ scale Houston Taxi (boxed), and Minic British Railways van, etc., (some toys show age wear, some lacking tyres) (14)
Lot 610
* Dinky Toys - Commercial Vehicles. A group of early post-war diecast models, 1940s-1960s, including Foden Tanker, Foden Open Truck, Guy “Slumberland” Vans (x2) and Open truck, Leyland Trucks, Bedford Tipper, Open Truck, Refuse trucks and Articulated lorries (1 with original wooden beer-barrels), Trojan “Esso” van, Bedford “Kodak” Dormobile van, “Express Dairy” Milk-floats (x2), Commer Breakdown truck, Trailers etc., various duplicates (approx. 21)
Lot 617
* Mercury Toys - Racing Cars. A group of rare early post-war diecast toy model racing cars, c. 1940-1950s, including Ferrari 166 , Cisitalia, SVA, Ferrari”Super-Squalo” Mercedes W196 “Streamliner” and W196 Open-wheeler (in original box), Lancia D50 and D25 sports-racing, various conditions, Italian Maker (8)
Lot 635
* Hornby Dublo 3-rail electric, Exley and Triang loco and rolling stock, including EDL18 BR264, standard tank, breakdown crane with Jib truck match trucks and 4 jacks all in red, TPO Royal Mail post set in orig. box, some green over-paint to base and hut, Traffic services and Mobil tank wagons fitted triang couplings, other rolling stock and an Exley type K5 LMS travelling post office Royal Mail no. 30033, lacks corridor connections, all in good to very good condition (13)
Lot 729
* WWI - Photography. A group of approx. fifty vintage b&w photographs, the majority portraits of British soldiers and including some studio portraits and real photo postcards, mostly single subject but including some large groups, together with a group of approx. sixty vintage small b&w photos in Egypt, immediately post-war, the majority views but including one indistinct image captioned as the landing of De Gaulle with Allenby in Alexandria, plus four contemp. unrelated photo albums containing First World War British military interest at home and abroad (a small carton)
Lot 521
Accession, 1936 and proposed coronation in 1937: commemorative medals (91) in silver (12) and base metal (79) comprising: accession souvenir; award medal; Daily Dispatch birthday club; coronation souvenir badge and coronation medals: by G. Allen (2) Birmingham Mint (2), Cashmore & Co., A. Fenwick (17, mostly different), J. R. Gaunt (3, also cased set of 4), M. & B., Mappin & Webb, J. Moore Ltd (6), J. Pinches & Co. (10, mostly different), H.B. Sale Ltd (5), Spink & Son Ltd (2), Tiptaft (9), Turner & Simpson Ltd (7), Vaughtons (5), Vienna mint (2), issuer unknown (11) (Gi. CM 170, 172.2b, 176a, 176b, 181.6, 184c, 184d, 185a, 185d, 187b, 193, 195c, 196c (2), 196c var. (maker’s name as the aluminium issue), 199a, 199b, 200a, 200b, 201d, 202d, 203d, 204b, 214b, 215a, 215c, 216, 222avar (ni.-br.), 225.1a, 233, 235a, 237, 242 var (28mm), 242, 243, 246a, 247a, 247b (2, one with oxidised finish, no loop), 247d (2), 249a, 250, 251a, 251b, 251c, 256b (3, 2 cased), 257b (in case), 259b (in fitted case), 260a (but mounted with ribbon), 260b (in fitted case), 270a (2), 270b, 270c (2), 271a (4, one in card box), 274b, 278b, 281b (in fitted case), 283b, 287a, 289, 297a, 297b, 297c, 299a (2), 301a, 301b, 304, 307, 323.1a, 325(a), 325(b), 328, 329a, 329b, 331a, 332, 333 (4), 337; BHM 4284, 4291, 4293, 4295, 4296, 4297, 4299, 4302, 4303, 4304, 4306, 4309, 4310, 4311); also unlisted in Giordano: Berwick-upon-Tweed, aluminium, by T. Fattorini, head right, EDWARD VIII REX IMPERATOR, rev., arms between trees with supporters, BERWICK UPON TWEED over, CORONATION CELEBRATIONS MAY 12TH 1937 in exergue, maker’s name below, 38mm; together with badges (5): Beetleware, coloured coronation cameo (Gi. CM184.1); coronation lapel badge by J. Pinches, gilt AE, as the obverse of CM246ff, maker’s name on back, 25mm; three further badges, unlisted in Giordano; also a tie-pin, unlisted in Giordano, and a book of 30 Edward VIII stamps in official Post Office metal holder, mainly very fine or better (lot)
Lot 113
A post war Bulgarian officer`s dress dagger, double edged blade 9 1/4 in. with narrow central fuller, brass crossguard with flattened teminals, canted square section pommel and collar, white composition grip with brass strip to each side incorporating a geometric design, brass mounted steel scabbard, locket with national emblems in relief, brass chain hangers and clip.
Lot 529
Augustine (Saint Aurelius, Bishop of Hippo). Opera, post Lovaniensium theologorum recensionem castigatus denuo ad manuscriptos codices Gallicanos, Vaticanos, Anglicanos, Belgicos, &c. nec non ad editiones antiquiores & castigatiores. Opera et studio Monachorum Ordinis S. Benedicti e Congregatione S. Mauri, 11 vols. bound in 15, Paris, Francois Muguet, 1679, eng. head-pieces and initials, full-page port. by G. Audram after J.B. de Champaigne at front of final vol., early owner’s eng. bookplate to front pastedown of each vol., and handwritten presentation inscription pasted to endpaper of final vol., by G. Dawson, presenting this set of volumes to the living of Woodleigh, dated February 20, 1841, contemp. uniform full mottled calf gilt, rubbed and some wear to joints and extremities, folio, together with Pole (Matthew), Synopsis Criticorum aliorumque S. Scripturae interpretum, 4 vols. bound in 5, 1669-76, 19th-century full calf, worn with several covers det., folio, plus Walker (John), An Attempt Towards Recovering an Account of the Numbers and Sufferings of the Clergy of the Church of England, Heads of Colleges, Fellows, Scholars, &c., who were sequester’d, harrass’d, &c., in the late times of the Grand Rebellion, 1714, contemp. sheep, worn with joints cracked, folio (21)
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