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Lot 64
A group of three boxed Dinky Accessories to include a rare set of No.10 Road Maintenance Personnel in yellow display box all contents and accessories complete with dividers, a French Dinky Toys Set No.590, a set of six metal signs in plain yellow card box and a Dinky Set No.771 International Road Signs, a set of twelve
Lot 158
Two boxed Dinky Novelty Toys a No.351 UFO Interceptor Fighter the model in metallic green with orange skids and plastic accessories, the model is in damaged bubble pack, a No.353 Shado Two Mobile Interceptor the model in rare metallic blue with black base packed in damaged window display box with polystyrene internal platform
Lot 330
A rare early 20th century Gramophone and Typewriter Limited (early HMV) wind-up gramophone with metal horn on square stepped oak base, similar to the Gramophone No 5, with original inset cherub ivory label and printed label to side with angel trade mark (appears in working order but may need adjustments). This machine has become the standard image of an early record player as a result of the painting, His Master`s Voice, by Francis Barraud. The painting portrays a dog, Nipper, listening with curiosity to the voice of his owner being reproduced by a gramophone. Barraud`s iconic picture became the trademark of The Gramophone Company , later known as His Master`s Voice
Lot 80
2 rare 1960`s Matchbox point of sale items. A colourful metal screen printed counter display sign depicting 14 vehicles of all types from the `Series`, `Kingsize` and `Yesteryear` ranges. `Matchbox No`s. 1 to 75 2`. Each` Approx 60cm x 20cm. Together with a card `Matchbox Models Of Yesteryear` flexible unit facilitating the display of 16 models from Y-1 to Y-16. Finished in bright yellow and red with numbered positions. GC some wear/scratching.
Lot 95
A rare Matchbox USA issue Display Set. Comprising 5 Matchbox Series vehicles, No.38 Honda Motorcycle and trailer, 12 Land Rover, 13 Dodge Wreck Truck B.P. 21 Foden Concrete Truck & 10 Pipe Truck. Together with 5 See-Through Interlocking Displays for placing other models as collection grows. Back of box shows Special Offer for Matchbox Collectors, listing all the advantages of joining the Matchbox Collectors Club in the USA. and includes a Collector`s Catalog U.S.A. Edition 1969. Box unopened, contents as new. Plate. Inside front cover.
Lot 160
A rare and unusual 1930`s American style tinplate cord driven `Tin Lizzy` 2-door open topped car by Arnold. A just post WW 2 toy made in the U.S. Zone Germany, in yellow livery with black wheel arches, 4 seated figures, with 2 in a `dickie` seat, bodywork with various slogans including `99 4/10th Pure Tin`, `Post No Bills` `Hot Seat` etc. Complete with wire bound cord and control lever/mechanism. In working order. GC-VGC minor wear overall. Windscreen `glass` requires a replacement.
Lot 167
A rare Tekno Projectorvogn A nice example of the tinplate fire service wagon carrying a movable 1.25" radius searchlight. Approx 7" long and proudly bearing Falcks Redningskorps lettering, the vehicle has operating steering and realistic body lines and wheels. Boxed, some wear, vehicle GC to VGC, minor chipping and corrosion. Some repair evident from securing nuts to underside. Together with a spare set/garage box, minor damage. Plate. 3.
Lot 172
A rare Tekno Scania-Vabis turntable escape A beautiful 8" vehicle, no 455, c1960s with a working turntable supporting a 2-piece ladder extending to c15", operated by winders. The vehicle also features a realistic rear-mounted hose reel and excellent detailing throughout. Boxed, some wear/minor damage, vehicle VGC, minor chipping mainly to cab roof ladder support. Plate. See front cover.
Lot 174
A rare Tekno VW Slangevogn fire tender no 408 A VW pick-up fitted with water tank and 2 hose reels, featuring side-mounted outlet valves, cab roof-mounted realistic blue lamp and towing bracket for turntable trailer. A quality model. Boxed, minor wear, vehicle VGC. Plate. See inside front cover.
Lot 253
A rare Corgi `Dunlop /Milk Marketing Board` promotional Karrier `Bantam`. Vehicle is in standard light blue, white and yellow livery with `Drive safely on milk` decals to sides. In its simple white card box with `Drive safely on milk/Dunlop Tyres etc wording to two sides. Complete with seldom seen `Dunlop Representative complement slip. VGC-Mint. Minor wear to box. Plate. 3
Lot 587
A rare Third Reich double decal Luftwaffe parachutist`s steel helmet, with early style bolt heads, traces only of tricolour and Luftwaffe decals, and with stout wire cage, the leather lining with correct size stamps and manufacturer`s numbers, with original chinstraps and old American postage label attached dated 21st Dec 1943 from a Sgt M Grant to Mrs P Mitchell, Wash DC. GC (some service wear) Plate 6
Lot 271
CHARLES LANCASTER. A RARE 12-BORE PATENT FOUR-BARREL HAMMERLESS SHOT AND BALL GUN, NO. 5326. 24-inch damascus barrels with 3 1/4-inch chambers, true cylinder borings, the massive re-coloured frame and rotary underlever with border engraving, retaining all of its renewed hardening colour, Tranter-style double trigger, rotating striker, top strap with safety catch, 15 1/2-inch highly figured stock with pistol grip, 10lb., recent nitro re-proof, in its fitted leather case with reproduction maker`s label. The maker confirms that the gun was built in 1883 for Captain Collier with 24-inch barrels as a shot and ball gun with double cocking trigger. It conforms with Thorn`s Patent 1242 of 1881 covering the rotating tumbler and trigger mechanism. The guns has been extensively refurbished to the very highest standard and was re-proofed for nitro in 2005. It is thought that this is the only example of a 12-bore four-barrel gun that Lancaster built.
Lot 275
THOMAS HORSLEY. A RARE 12-BORE BAR-IN-WOOD PATENT HAMMER GUN, NO. 1602. 30-inch steel barrels with 2 1/2-inch chambers about true cylinder borings, the frame, sliding top lever, non-rebounding hammers and locks with fine border and scroll engraving, retaining traces of hardening colour, hammers with self-retracting strikers, 14 1/2-inch well figured stock with engraved steel butt plate, 7lb. 2oz., black powder proof, bores pitted. The gun was built in 1867 for Captain Mickery, Royal Engineers. The gun is extremely unusual in that both the action and the barrels are stamped "STEEL". This is a very early use of steel barrels in a sporting shotgun, the barrels appearing to have different hardness of steel used at the breech ends and for the rest of the barrels. Provenance: The Yannaghas Collection. The gun incorporates two of Horsley`s best known patents, namely the "top lever no. 2410" and "the retracting strikers no. 1138".
Lot 184
Four Catalogues Rare Violins, Violas, Violoncellos of the seventeenth, eighteenth and nineteenth centuries of the Wurlitzer Collection, Part 1 1931 Rare Violins, The Rudolph Wurlitzer Co. New York 1925 Catalogue of Rare Old Violins, Violas-Violoncellos, Collection of Lyon & Healy, 1924 A Catalogue of the Lyon & Healy Collection of Rare Old Violins, Chicago 1929
Lot 95
A Collection of Seventy Three Corps and Others Military Cap Badges, in brass, white metal and some stay-brite, including Royal Corps of Signals, Army Catering Corps, Pioneer Corps, Royal Flying Corps, Royal Air Force, Army Educational Corps, Royal Military Police, Royal Military Academy, a rare brass Kenya Police cap badge, housed in a display drawer of a teak cabinet of six drawers.
Lot 137
Two Rare Pairs of 19th Century Scrimshaw Work Ox Horns, possibly South African, each decorated with bands of soldiers some on horseback, some marching or in combat with Zulu Warriors, together with marching bands, steam driven trains, sailing ship and serpents, mounted on a pine block and shield shaped wall plaque. (Possibly showing scenes from the either the Great Trek of 1837 or the Anglo/Zulu War of 1879) Horn span 98cm and 128cm
Lot 430
PURCHASER MUST BE 18 YEARS OR OVER. An Early Rare and Unusual Repeating .22 Calibre Air Gun, the 38cm octagonal steel barrel stamped "E.M.& F., BREVETE 1 6" on the top flat, with under-lever action, a sprung rod with channel for ball bearings and latch for repeat mechanism to the left side, metal air chamber behind the breach, the slender walnut stock with slightly curved steel butt plate, 90cm long overall.
Lot 131
Webb-Particulars of the"Great Eastern"...Ship authenticated edition (second issue), engraved frontispiece and plan, 2 pp. advertisements at end, some marginal soiling, edges a little frayed, p.30 two lines of text crossed through in pen, modern half calf, original upper wrapper bound in (soiled and with ink signature at head), 8vo, 1857. ***A rare pamphlet describing the S.S. Great Eastern. Almost certainly printed in the first half of 1857 and heralding the ship`s impending launch in `July or August` although the ship was not actually floated until January 1858 due to technical difficulties. The ship, under construction at Millwall, became a tourist attraction as Brunel`s partners, strapped for cash as the costs spiralled out of control, encouraged sightseers to pay to come and view the works much to Brunel`s consternation. This pamphlet was probably produced to sell to those sightseers or to encourage people to take a trip out to Millwall to view the ship..
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