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Lot 624
VINYL RECORDS: Rare Labels Collection (LP's). An interesting collection of LP's on 'unusual' labels. Includes: 'This Is The Moody Blues' - Moody Blues (Double LP) ('Threshold Label'), '24 Carat Purple' - Deep Purple ('Purple' Label), and 'Timewind' - Klaus Schulze ('Caroline' Label). All LP's with excellent sleeves and near mint vinyl and in protective polythene sleeves.
Lot 1594
A Very Rare Carette/Bassett-Lowke Gauge I North Eastern Railway Bogie Well Wagon with Boiler Load, in green-grey with dark grey and black detailing and off-white lettering, wagon no NER 3192 to frames, red-brown Lancashire-type boiler lettered ‘J T Lowke & Sons’ attached with sprung chains, overall G, some small scratched areas, darkening of wagon printing, some loss of rigidity at ends of well section
Lot 155
A Rare Pre-War Dinky Toys No.28/1 First-Issue Set Of Six 1st Type Delivery Vans, comprising 28a Hornby Trains, yellow body, blue wash wheels, VG, 28b Pickford’s, royal blue body, purple wash wheels, VG-E, 28c Manchester Guardian, black/red body, purple wash wheels, VG-E, 28d Oxo, blue body, purple wash wheels, VG, 28e Ensign Cameras, orange body, gold wash wheels, VG-E, 28f Palethorpes Sausages, grey body, blue wash wheels, restored, slightly bent resulting in crack to chassis and rear wheel post, both glued, also repainted throughout, 1934-40, in original yellow trade box with replacement dividers, code no.A1008, box P-F
Lot 1465
A Bassett-Lowke Gauge I No ‘112’ 0-4-0 Tank Locomotive, a rare Southern Railway example in green with no 112 to side tanks, original clockwork motor ‘modernised’ to 3-rail 20v electric, F, rubbed transfers and retouching to paintwork, wheels replaced and connecting rods missing, most original motor parts supplied (2)
Lot 1074
A rare circa 1934 Meccano Accessory Shop Display Cabinet, period glass front display and six drawers to rear, display including single and double pulleys, compass needle, funnels, digger buckets, worm gears, most drawers full of parts and accessories of various periods, contents G-VG, cabinet G, some wear
Lot 869
A rare Stevens & Brown clockwork Velocipede, 1870s, the rider with painted stiffened oil-cloth head, gloved brass hands, original red jacket and blue and white striped trousers, the clockwork motor housed between the rear wheels painted in blue with gold decoration and stencilled ‘Pat’d Jan. 25th - Feb 1st - 1870’, three large green painted wheels and red and blue cast iron frame - 10in (25.5cm) long (head squashed and mechanism needs attention); this actual example appeared on the BBC Antique Roadshow in 2001 at Forde Abbey Somerset
Lot 471
Matchbox Superfast Rare Issues, MB-42B Tyre Fryer, orange body, lemon interior, black base, MB-18A Field Car & MB-24B Team Matchbox, both metallic red, “44” labels, complete with Trailer, MB-24A Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow, gold body, white interior, black base, MB-74B Toe Joe, yellow body, dark yellow interior, red booms, black hooks, amber glass, E (5)
Lot 1584
A Pair of Rare Carette/Bassett-Lowke Gauge I Scottish Railway Open Wagons, comprising a B-L Caledonian Railway wagon in red-brown with white lettering as CR 71908, F, all buffers missing and paint loss to inside, two additional holes to one end and other dints, together with Carette NBR wagon in green-grey no NB 1911, also F, rusting to one side, couplings replaced, underframe substantially repaired (2)
Lot 905
A rare Märklin clockwork tinplate Two-Funnel Battleship ‘HMS Admiral Beresford’, Cat Ref 1092, the hull hand-painted in cream and red with simulated planking and tinplate clips for semi-round sailors, cream superstructure decorated with circular portholes and long windows, eight open gun turrets and two-gun enclosed turret in front of Bridge and one circular enclosed gun turret at rear, all with cannons, two guns mounted on open rear bridge, two lifeboats, both funnels unattached with most of original chain supports, and clockwork motor, with original four-wheel trolley stand, length 30 inches, F, lacks both masts and rigging, horizontal decking areas all surface-corroded, vertical or angled hull and superstructure paintwork generally fair to good, some areas with paint loss, probably caused by slight oxidisation of tinplate surface caused by temperature and humidity fluctuations; the name of this vessel is actually ‘Admiral Reres Ford’, an unusual one for this model, and almost certainly a misinterpretation of the name of the renowned British Admiral Beresford
Lot 363
Malaya. B.M.A. 1945-8 1ct black on chalky paper with magenta overprint, fine mint. RPS Certificate (1991). This is the only genuine mint example of this stamp known to us, having inspected many alleged mint candidates over the years, supplied by Murray Payne to the current owner in 1990. A very rare stamp. SG unlisted/CW 1b
Lot 275
Grenada. 1943 10/- blue-black and carmine (narrow) showing frame printed double, one albino, mint. As with all known examples, this stamp has been removed from a UPU presentation book, and in consequence has some gum disturbance and insignificant thinnings. The variety is very clear, a very rare stamp with just a handful known. KG VI Expertising Certificate (2009). SG 163ea (£4500)/CW 25ab
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