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Two boxed Britains Home Farm Series figure sets to include No 4F Tumbrel, farmer missing arm, vg otherwise, box lid with tape repair, and 9F Horse Roller with farmer, vg with tatty box

Granite Roller

Granite Roller

2x Metal Curtain Rods with Attachments and 7ft Roller Blind

Ⓦ A FLINTLOCK BLUNDERBUSS WITH LOCK BY JOSEPH MANTON^ BIRMINGHAM PROOF MARKS^ CIRCA 1830¦with iron barrel flaring slightly towards the muzzle^ fitted on top with a spring bayonet operated by a catch on the tang^ the latter engraved with scrolls^ signed stepped bevelled lock engraved with a spray of foliage^ fitted with semi-rainproof pan^ roller and bolt safety-catch (bolt incomplete^ cock missing)^ walnut full stock^ chequered grip and iron mounts including trigger-guard en suite with the lock (the iron parts worn) and associated brass-tipped wooden ramrod¦39.5 cm; 15 ½ in barrel¦¦Property from the David Jeffcoat Collection (1945-2020)¦¦Part proceeds to benefit The Wallace Collection

Ⓦ A 12 BORE SILVER-MOUNTED FLINTLOCK SPORTING GUN BY HARRISON^ LONDON^ LONDON SILVER HALLMARKS^ 1773^ MARK OF JOHN KING¦with two-stage barrel in the Spanish taste^ fitted with silver ~spider~ fore-sight^ chiselled and enriched with silver at the median^ signed on silver scrolls issuant with foliage over the breech^ struck with gold-lined private proof marks and the barrelsmith~s mark at the breech^ gold-lined vent (refinished)^ engraved tang decorated with foliage and grooved for sighting^ stepped bolted lock signed within a rococo cartouche^ fitted with bevelled cock^ gold-lined pan and roller^ figured walnut half-stock^ cut with a panel of pineapple chequering over the fore-end and the grip^ inlaid with a silver plaque in place of a sideplate opposite the lock^ decorated with a rabbit and a bird-of-prey feeding from a basket of fruit^ full silver-mounts comprising butt-plate decorated with a hunter in a woodland^ trigger-guard decorated with a night scene on the bow^ the trigger-plate with a further woodland scene and a hunter on the terminal^ rear ramrod-pipe^ a pair of forward ramrod-pipes bedded on a silver rib running over the forward portion of the barrel^ and early horn-tipped wooden ramrod with iron worm¦86.3 cm; 34 in barrel¦¦Property from the David Jeffcoat Collection (1945-2020)¦¦Part proceeds to benefit The Wallace Collection¦¦John 2 Harrison is recorded as a gunmaker at Swan Court 1759 and at Swan Street^ Minories^ circa 1774-79. He was a contractor to the Ordnance 1777-78 and died the following year. The business was continued by his wife^ Penelope and son-in-law James Thompson

Ⓦ A RARE 18 BORE OVER-AND-UNDER FLINTLOCK OFFICER'S PISTOL WITH SHOULDER STOCK BY TATHAM AND EGG^ NO. 1009^ CIRCA 1810^ INSCRIBED TO BRIGADIER SIR DENIS PACK^ K.C.B. (1772-1823)¦with browned twist octagonal barrels^ the upper rifled with eight grooves^ (fore-sight missing)^ fitted on the right with sliding bayonet and on the left with iron ramrod with pineapple chequered finial^ the breeches with platinum lines and platinum-lined barrelsmith~s stamp^ the lower breech rounded^ engraved breech tang decorated with border ornament and a Brittania trophy^ signed stepped locks engraved with bouquets on the tails^ fitted with ~French~ cocks^ semi-rainproof pans and bolt safeties (mechanisms worn)^ the left steel spring with roller and the right humped^ chequered angular butt with shoulder stock escutcheon^ the pommel encircled by an engraved iron band^ inlaid with a central oval inscribed ~Tatham & Egg Improvement 1009~^ engraved spurred trigger-guard^ and silver escutcheon engraved ~Denis Pack~ (the iron parts with areas of pitting)^ complete with skeleton shoulder stock engraved ~Tatham & Egg^ London~ on the top and with spring catch operated by a lever beneath: in mahogany case^ perhaps the original^ relined in green baize^ the lid with brass escutcheon on the outside engraved ~Brigadier Denis Pack~^ and complete with bullet mould and powder-flask¦20.0 cm; 7 7/8 in barrels¦¦Property from the David Jeffcoat Collection (1945-2020)¦¦Part proceeds to benefit The Wallace Collection¦¦Sir Denis Pack (c. 1772-1823) was appointed cornet in the 14th light dragoons on 30 November 1791 and served with a squadron that formed the advance guard of Lord Moira~s force in Flanders in 1794. Pack volunteered to carry an important dispatch into Nieuwpoort and had much difficulty in escaping when the French invested it. Later he was engaged at Boxtel and in the winter retreat to Bremen. Following that retreat the 14th squadron was transferred to the 8th light dragoons after being attached to it. When Pack came home he obtained his lieutenancy in the 14th on 12 March 1795. He commanded a small party of dragoons in the Quiberon expedition^ and in this period did duty for some months as a field-officer on Isle Dieu. He received his troop in the 5th dragoon guards on 27 February 1796^ and while serving with them in Ireland in 1798 he led a patrol near Prosperous against a party of rebels^ who lost twenty men and eight horses.¦¦Pack commanded the escort which conducted General Humbert and other French officers to Dublin after their surrender at Ballinamuck. On 25 August 1798 he was promoted major in the 4th Royal Irish dragoon guards and on 6 December 1800 he was appointed lieutenant-colonel in the 71st highlanders. He commanded the 71st at the recapture of the Cape of Good Hope in 1806^ where he was wounded at the landing in Lospard~s Bay. During the ill-fated operation in South America in 1806-7 he was taken prisoner^ but he managed to escape. He then commanded the light troops of the army in two successful actions against the enemy and in Whitelocke~s disastrous attack on Buenos Aires^ in which he received three wounds.¦¦In 1808 the 71st was ordered to Portugal^ and he commanded it at the battles of Roliça and Vimeiro. He marched with Sir John Moore~s army into Spain and in the retreat to Corunna. After returning to England he took part in the Walcheren expedition in 1809^ in which he bravely stormed one of the enemy~s batteries during the siege of Flushing. He became aide-de-camp to the king with the rank of colonel on 25 July 1810. He was then appointed with local rank to a Portuguese brigade under Marshal Beresford and commanded it at Busaco in 1810^ and in front of Almeida in May 1811. When the French garrison escaped Pack pursued them to Barba del Puerco^ and upon orders of Sir Brent Spencer blew up the defences of Almeida. At the capture of Ciudad Rodrigo^ Pack^ who had been appointed a British brigadier-general^ led his Portuguese brigade to make a feint attack on the outwork of the Santiago gate^ which was converted into a real attack.¦¦Pack distinguished himself at the battle of Salamanca and was honourably mentioned for his services in the operations against Burgos. He became a major-general on 4 June 1813 and was present with his brigade at Vitoria. Wellington placed him in temporary command of the 6th division in the Pyrenées^ and he was wounded again at Soraven. He commanded a division at the battles of Nivelle^ the Nive^ Orthez^ and Toulouse^ where he received yet another wound and was honourably mentioned. For his Peninsular services^ in which he was eight times wounded^ he received the Peninsular gold cross and seven clasps. He was offered a brigade in the expedition to America but instead was appointed to command at Ramsgate. He was made KCB on 2 January 1815.¦¦In June 1815 Pack commanded a brigade of Picton~s division at Quatre-Bras and Waterloo^ where he was again wounded. That was his last foreign service. He married^ on 10 July 1816^ Lady Elizabeth Louisa Beresford (d. Jan 1856)^ fourth daughter of the second earl of Waterford^ and sister of the first marquess. Pack held the orders of the Tower and Sword in Portugal^ Maria Theresa in Austria^ and St Vladimir in Russia. He was appointed colonel of the York chasseurs in 1816^ lieutenant-governor of Plymouth on 12 August 1819^ and colonel of the 84th foot on 9 September 1822. Pack died at Lord Beresford~s house in Upper Wimpole Street^ London^ on 24 July 1823. In 1828 his widow erected a monument to him^ surmounted by a marble bust by Chantrey^ in the cathedral church of St Canice^ Kilkenny^ of which his father had been dean. (Taken from the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography^ accessed 29th March 2021.)¦¦Joseph Egg and Henry Tatham were in partnership circa 1801-14.

A FINE 14 BORE FLINTLOCK SILVER-MOUNTED FLINTLOCK FOWLING-PIECE FOR PRESENTATION TO A POTENTATE BY HENRY TATHAM^ GUNMAKER TO THE KING^ 37 CHARING CROSS LONDON^ 1824¦with long round tapering barrel fitted with silver bead fore-sight on a sunburst^ signed in full in script within a linear frame over the breech and all retaining traces of early gilding^ platinum-lined vent^ finely engraved tang incorporating the back-sight^ decorated with scrolls and foliage^ stepped bevelled lock signed in block capitals^ engraved with trophies-of-artillery^ conventional foliage and a starburst^ fitted with engraved cock en suite^ rainproof pan and roller^ highly figured full stock profusely inlaid with finely engraved silver plaques and silver wire including cornucopia^ elaborate trophies-of-arms^ flowerheads^ leafy tendrils and foliage^ a pair of cornucopia issuant with conventional foliage enriched with pellets about the tang^ further trophies-of-arms^ war and music on each side of the butt (rubbed^ minor losses)^ chequered grip enriched with minute silver nails (cracked through and expertly repaired)^ full silver mounts cast and chased with trophies-of-arms in low relief and enriched with gilding^ comprising solid side-plate^ trigger-guard including a further mark (E. the other letter unclear)^ butt-plate^ vacant escutcheon and three ramrod-pipes^ horn-tipped ramrod with iron worm^ perhaps the original^ and two iron sling loops¦117.5 cm; 46 1/4 in barrel¦¦Henry (1) Tatham was born at Frith Street Soho in 1770^ became sword cutler and Beltmaker-in-Ordinary to George III in 1798. He was in partnership with Joseph Egg as Tatham and Egg circa 1801-14 and worked on his own at 37 Charing Cross 1815-34. He is recorded making a number of elaborate presentation firearms^ including rifles for American Indian Chiefs^ in 1816. See Blackmore 1999^ p. 109. The maker~s mark is probably that of Elizabeth Barnett^ widow of Michael Barnett^ who registered her mark 11th February 1823. See Dickens 1999^ pp. 86- 117.

A 25 BORE FLINTLOCK TRAVELLING PISTOL SIGNED W. OGDEN^ LONDON^ CIRCA 1820¦with browned sighted barrel inscribed ~London~ at the breech and inlaid with a gold line^ signed stepped bevelled lock fitted with semi-rainproof pan and roller^ full stock^ engraved iron mounts including trigger-plate with pineapple finial and silver escutcheon engraved with the owner~s initials (areas of wear^ stock bruised)¦10.0 cm; 4 in barrel¦¦

Ⓦ A DETACHED FLINTLOCK MECHANISM BY CLARK^ CIRCA 1790; ANOTHER BY THO DEE^ CIRCA 1690; A LEFT-HAND LOCKPLATE FOR A SPORTING GUN BY JOSEPH MANTON; AND FURTHER DETACHED LOCKS¦the first stepped and with semi-rainproof pan and roller; the second engraved with monsterhead foliage; the third decorated with a starburst and a trophy-of-arms on the tail; a detached flintlock in late 18th century style; two further detached flintlock mechanisms and two lock plates¦(8)¦¦Property from the David Jeffcoat Collection (1945-2020)¦¦Part proceeds to benefit The Wallace Collection

A precision built 1 inch scale live steam model of a Road Roller Engine by Maxwell Hemmens, 1995,with spirit fired copper boiler, pressure gauge, solid fly-wheel, whistle, pressure safety valve and water pump, the model finished in green, red and black paintwork, the canopy with brass chimney extension, complete with instruction manual 57cm long,

A gold brooch, collet set with a row of four oval cut citrines and five other brooches (6)A citrine two stone brooch, four further yellow gem set brooches and a colourless gem set stick pin, with a horseshoe shaped finial, (6).Citrine two stone brooch; replacement roller hook at back, replacement back frame, probably reconstructed from earringsFour stone brooch; in fairly good condition apart from a bit of the setting missing at one end, length 3.7cmLarger pale yellow gem set bar brooch; gem is rather rubbed, probably from a previous setting, no marks to brooch mountSmaller yellow gem set bar brooch; detailed 9 CT, in good condition, length 5.8cmOval solitaire brooch is a paste, the setting is base metal, in fairly good conditionStick pin; part of horseshoe motif is missing from the front, old file test mark is visible at the back

This lot will be auctioned on Wednesday, June 30th. The auction will begin at 9:00am PDT and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on June 29th or July 1st. Mushnik's Flower Shop curtain from Frank Oz's musical horror comedy Little Shop of Horrors. Timid Florist Seymour Krelborn (Rick Moranis) hid his man-eating plant, Audrey II, in the back of Mushnik's Flower Shop. This off-white canvas roller shade curtain labeled "Mushnik's" in green and yellow is affixed to a wooden rod and features yellow trim and a nylon pull cord on the bottom. It is in good overall condition with some wear on the yellow trim and a small piece of tape on the back side of the canvas. Dimensions: 28.5" x 2.5" x 1.5" (72.5 cm x 6.25 cm x 3.75 cm) Estimate: $800 - 1,200

A Boiler and collection of rough castings and other components for a 5" Gauge 'Maid of Kent' 4-4-0 Locomotive, the copper boiler/round-topped firebox unit made up and identified as 761.12.84, the boiler tube of 5¾" outside diameter, 23¼" long overall, appears to have been largely prepared for testing but with dome and regulator-mounting flanges not drilled or threaded, with hand-written notes regarding testing and an assortment of blanking plugs, etc, for same, appears G but untested, rough castings include 4 driving wheels, 4 bogie wheels, 4 gunmetal axlebox hornguides, a pair of outside cylinder castings with end caps, 6 tender 'spring' units, 6LH and 6RH frame stretcher brackets, various eccentric straps, 12 (!) tender axlebox castings and others, all the above as new castings, VG-E, require machining, together with various ready-machined smaller components mostly believed to be for this project but not assured, including 6 axle-box shells for roller bearings and many other parts, mostly G-VG, no boiler history but presume made in 1984 (qty)

A boxed Mamod live steam SR1 Steam Roller, a very early example without speed control, with thin crankshaft, all-bolted assembly, polished aluminium rolls, brass-bodied spirit burner permanently rivetted to scuttle, brass whistle and level plug, VG, appears very little used, complete with safety valve and double-length steering extension fitted with cream-finished wooden handle, box G-VG with 25-31 Camden Street address, slight fading to red-printed areas

Hornby 0 Gauge Flat Wagons with Road Roller loads, a rake of 8 flat wagons (6 BR and 2 NE, all in brown), each with a Dinky Toys Aveling-Barford road roller as load, wagons G-VG, rollers varying F-G, 2 largely repainted (16)

A steam roller brass owner’s plaque inscribed: “W. W. BUNCOME HIGHBRIDGE SOMERSET. TEL 12”; size: 6” x 13¾”.

20 Matchbox Series. 1 Road Roller, 2 Muir-Hill Dumper, 4 Massey Harris tractor, 7 Horse drawn Milk Float, 10 Mechanical Horse, 16 Transporter, 20 ERF Heavy Lorry, 21 Commer Bottle Float, 21 Bedford Duple Coach, 24 Excavator, 25 Volkswagen Sedan, 26 Cement Lorry, 27 Bedford Low Loader, 43 Aveling Barford Tractor Shovel, 48 Meteor Sportsman Mk2, 54 Saracen Carrier, 55, DUKW, 62 TV Service Van, 71 Army Water Truck and 72 Fordson Tractor. All in good reproduction boxes. QGC-VGC some with chipping. £60-90

20 Matchbox Series. 1 Diesel Road Roller. 2 Site Dumper. 8 Caterpillar. 9 Fire Engine. 11 Petrol Tanker. 14 Ambulance. 16 Atlantic Transporter. 18 Caterpillar Bulldozer. 22 Vauxhall Cresta. 23 Berkeley Caravan. 24 Hydraulic Excavator. 25 Bedford Van. 26 ERF Concrete Lorry. 31 Ford Station Wagon. 35 Horse Box. 42 Evening News Van. 48 Trailer with Removable Sports Boat. 50 Commer Pick-Up Mark V111. 55 Police Patrol Car. 72 Fordson Tractor. All in good reproduction boxes. QGC-VGC, some with chipping.£60-90

1967 MG BGT Make: MGModel: B GTYear: 1967Mileage: 44600VIN: 9HD3122418Configuration: Right Hand DriveRegistration: MJB333ETransmission: manualThis MG B GT was purchased by the vendor in 2015 following several years off the road. In 2016 it underwent restoration with various upgrades. These included 1,860cc engine, alloy head, hi ratio roller rockers, 270 degree camshaft and Willwood calipers vented discs. It is fitted with MG C wheels and has an original alloy bonnet. Five owners from new. Comes with a current V5 and a quantity of receipts dated between 2015 and 2018. The mileage is recorded at 44,600. PLEASE SEE BELOW FOR VIDEO PRODUCED 15TH OF JUNE BY ACA OF THIS CAR.

A 1954 Vincent Firefly engine, fuel tank and fittings, no. T05AB - 1 - 52352, confirmed by the National Autocycle and Cyclemotor Club Ltd. In 1953 Vincent took over production of Miller's new cycle motor. Known as the Firefly this 48cc two stroke unit was designed to fit under a motorcycle bottom bracket and drive the rear wheel via a roller. It was claimed that due to the size of its drive wheel it offered greater traction and less tyre wear than its rivals. The condition of this engine is unknown but it turns over freely. A must for the Vincent collector.

WIKING Aral Tankwagen Ford 3500, 1958-59, unverglaster Rollachser, Aufkleber leicht verblasst, sonst sehr guter Erhalt, Bodenprägung "WM im Kreis", GK 781/2.| WIKING Aral tank truck Ford 3500, 1958-59, unglazed roller axles, sticker slightly faded, otherwise very good condition, embossed "WM in a circle", yc. 781/2.

Victorian garden roller

A CAST IRON GARDEN ROLLER

A Victorian garden roller, T Green & Son Ltd, Leeds & London

Große Gruppe Ausrüstung für Angehörige des Afrikakorps bzw. der Südfront, Bajonette, Varia Zwei Feldmützen aus sandfarbenem Leinenstoff (stark durch die Sonne ausgeblichen), eine davon mit Reichskokarde, der Sitz des Hoheitsadlers noch erkennbar, ein Hersteller von 1941. Feldbluse M 43 für das AK, stark abgeändert, Kammerstück mit Stempelung. Weißes Hemd mit langen Ärmeln, zwei Brusttaschen, Vorrichtungen zur Aufnahme von Schulterstücken, Papierknöpfe. Kurze Hose mit schilffarbenem Zugband, Kammerstück mit Stempelung. Dazu graue Schirmmütze wohl für Hotel/Chauffeur, innen im Mützentrapez Hersteller "EREL Sonderklasse - Robert Lubstein - Größte Berliner Militär Mützen Fabrik - Berlin N.O.55 - Heinrich-Roller Str. 16-17". Zwei Koppelriemen mit Koppelschloss (HJ und WH, hier HK entfernt). Weiterhin zwei Mützen für den Winterkampf, ein Paar Gamaschen, Tornister, zwei Bajonette davon ein Notbajonett und ein ziviler Rucksack. Teilweise merkliche Alters- und Tragespuren, aus Privatbesitz, Vorbesichtigung empfohlen.Zustand: II - III A large group equipment for members of the Africacorps or southern front, bayonets, varia Zwei Feldmützen aus sandfarbenem Leinenstoff (stark durch die Sonne ausgeblichen), eine davon mit Reichskokarde, der Sitz des Hoheitsadlers noch erkennbar, ein Hersteller von 1941. Feldbluse M 43 für das AK, stark abgeändert, Kammerstück mit Stempelung. Weißes Hemd mit langen Ärmeln, zwei Brusttaschen, Vorrichtungen zur Aufnahme von Schulterstücken, Papierknöpfe. Kurze Hose mit schilffarbenem Zugband, Kammerstück mit Stempelung. Dazu graue Schirmmütze wohl für Hotel/Chauffeur, innen im Mützentrapez Hersteller "EREL Sonderklasse - Robert Lubstein - Größte Berliner Militär Mützen Fabrik - Berlin N.O.55 - Heinrich-Roller Str. 16-17". Zwei Koppelriemen mit Koppelschloss (HJ und WH, hier HK entfernt). Weiterhin zwei Mützen für den Winterkampf, ein Paar Gamaschen, Tornister, zwei Bajonette davon ein Notbajonett und ein ziviler Rucksack. Teilweise merkliche Alters- und Tragespuren, aus Privatbesitz, Vorbesichtigung empfohlen.Condition: II - III

An old metal garden roller.

A pair of Bauer roller skates. Size 10.5 and 6.5. With protective elbow pads.

Two Edwardian specimen boxes containing pocket watch parts, together with a small box with a sliding roller door, 16.5cm tall (3)

An early 20th century Tiffany & Co 14K yellow gold telescopic roller/ propelling pencil combination. The square section body extending to reveal Imperial increments up to twelve inches. The body engraved for the former owner A. Waugh. Now with a fancy link yellow metal retaining chain. 29.5.8 grams gross weight. 11.5 cm closed 32 cm long extended.

English School c.1900, A Series of three Ornothological Studies inc. Blue-bellied Roller, Spotted Nutcracker & Pied Bush Chat, Pencil & Watercolour applied with bird’s feathers, Period Maple frames (3)(CONDITION REPORT: Acidic discoloration throughout, The Chat bears severe grease marks

Vintage Italian Pasta ? Roller

Matchbox Models of Yesteryear, including a 1905 Fowler Showman's Engine., 1894 Aveling Porter Steam Roller., and a 1922 Foden C Type Steam Wagon and Trailer, all boxed. (a quantity)

LATE 19TH CENTURY OAK TAMBOUR ROLLER SHUTTER OFFICE DESK WITH FITTED INTERIOR 130CM H X 136CM W X 85CM D

AN ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD CLEARANCE ITEMS TO INCLUDE A WATER BUTT, A DRUM AND ROLLER SKATES ETC

AN ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD CLEARANCE ITEMS TO INCLUDE ROLLER SKATES, CERAMIC FIGURES AND DISHES ETC

A MAMOD STEAM ROLLER WITH STEERING POLE - UNTRIED BUT FLYWHEEL TURNS FREELY

An early 20th century Art Deco peach mirror glass Atmos clockJaeger le Coultre, number 4713The five panel glass case with rectangular aperture for the torsion pendulum, on a splayed base with lip containing the locking lever, the protruding signed 4 inch square Arabic dial with counter balanced tapering hands, the silent movement continuously wound via bellows contained within a circular drum secured by a bar numbered 4713, driving a roller lever escapement with torsion pendulum. 25cms (9 1/2ins) high (1)Footnotes:Provenance: Christie's, 17th July 2002, lot 203.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

An early 20th century Chrome plated Atmos clockJaeger Le Coultre, no. 8140The rectangular case with angled corners and four bevelled glass panels on a plinth base with integral pendulum lock, the 5 inch circular dial with black Arabic numerals and tapering hands, the silent movement continuously wound via bellows contained within a circular drum secured by a bar numbered 8140, driving a roller lever escapement with torsion pendulum. 24cms (9ins) high (1)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Boxed Mont Blanc Meisterstuck platinum roller pen

A Prisma Foods stainless steel commercial dough roller

A large T Green & Sons metal garden roller. no 6561, 150cm wide

GARDEN HAND TOOLS, ROLLER, HOSE ON REEL, ALUMINIUM STEPLADDER ETC

Steam roller and trailer.

A 12-BORE FLINTLOCK BRASS-BARRELLED BLUNDERBUSS, UNSIGNED, no visible serial number, English circa 1790, with plain round 11 7/8in. thick-walled brass barrel, moulded band at breech, London proofs and obscured maker's mark, squared iron solid top-tang, plain iron bevel-edged lock with swan-necked cock and semi rainproof pan, roller frizzen-spring, walnut full-stock coarsely chequered at the wrist (losses to wood around lock and rear of tang, cracks and repairs along fore-end with further small losses), plain brass furniture with triple-stepped top-spur to heel-plate, rolled edges to the trigger guard, acorn finial and replacement ramrod, weight approximately 5 1/2 lbs., overall length 27 1/4in..

JOHN MANTON, LONDON AN 18-BORE FLINTLOCK SPORTING-MUSKET WITH BARREL BY NOCK, no visible serial numbers, circa 1795 and possibly originally built as a rifle, with replacement smoothbore octagonal 35 1/4in. barrel, applied bead fore-sight, the breech-block with inlaid gold poincon signed 'NOCK, LONDON' below a crown (rubbed), gold lined touch-hole, engraved top-tang marked '2', flat slightly curved colour hardened lock border engraved and signed 'MANTON' below the rainproof pan, musical trophy engraved to the pointed tail, swan-necked cock and roller bearing to the frizzen spring, walnut full-stock chequered at the wrist, raised cheek-piece, iron furniture, pineapple finials to the trigger-guard plate and ramrod throat, two ramrod pipes with rolled ends and probable replacement horn-tipped ramrod, 50 1/2in. overall, weight approximately 5 1/4lbs..

KETLAND & CO, LONDON A 16-BORE FLINTLOCK IRON-BARRELLED BLUNDERBUSS WITH SPRUNG-BAYONET, no visible serial number, circa 1795, with banded octagonal to round 13 5/8in. barrel, flared and banded muzzle, the top left hand side-flat at breech with London proofs and 'T.K.' maker's mark, folding triangular form fluted bayonet mounted to top of barrel and released via a pull-back catch on the tang, flat, slightly curved lock with stepped tail and signed 'KETLAND & CO.' in script below the pan, no roller to frizzen spring, swan-necked cock, walnut hand-rail full-stock, brass furniture including heel-plate with top-spur, double roll-edged guard with acorn finial and ramrod throat and pipe, original horn tipped wood ramrod with worm end, weight approximately 5 1/2lbs., overall length 29 1/4in..

A 25-BORE FLINTLOCK HEAVY OVERCOAT PISTOL SIGNED 'WALLIS', no visible serial number, circa 1810, with brushed bright octagonal 5in. barrel, Birmingham proofs, yellow metal band at breech, acanthus leaf engraved top-tang, flat slightly curved lockplate with engraved stepped round tail, 'WALLIS' signature below the semi rainproof pan, roller frizzen spring, engraved swan-necked cock, walnut full-stock with 'Durs' style dot and checkerboard bag-shaped butt, guarded trigger with engraved bow and probable replacement iron ramrod, 10 1/2in. overall, weight approximately 1 1/8lbs..

LORD, SCARBOROUGH AN 18-BORE FLINTLOCK DUELLING-PISTOL, no visible serial number, circa 1795, with octagonal 9in. barrel, small blade fore-sight, private proofs and engraved band at breech, the top-flat of barrel signed 'SCARBRO', sparsely engraved pointed top-tang, slightly curved bevel-edged lockplate with stepped and moulded tail, swan-necked cock, plain pan with 'LORD' signature below, roller to the frizzen spring, walnut full-stock with chequered bag-shaped butt, rear-tailed butt-cap (currently proud), plain trigger, twin barrel keys with oval escutcheons and horn-tipped ramrod, 15in. overall, weight approximately 2lbs..

BASS, LONDON A 20-BORE FLINTLOCK BRASS-BARRELLED BLUNDERBUSS PISTOL WITH SPRUNG BAYONET, no visible serial number, circa 1815, with banded octagonal to round 8in. barrel, flared and banded muzzle, the top-flat at breech signed 'LONDON', folding triangular form fluted bayonet mounted to top of barrel and released via a pull-back catch on the tang, Birmingham proofs, flat, slightly curved bevel-edged lock with stepped tail and signed 'BASS' below the pan, sliding safe behind the swan-necked cock, roller frizzen spring, walnut full-stock with smooth bag-shaped butt, brass furniture including double roll-edged guard with acorn finial and brass tipped wood ramrod, weight approximately 2 1/8lbs., overall length 13 3/4in..

H. NOCK, LONDON A 30-BORE FLINTLOCK OVERCOAT OR TRAVELLING-PISTOL, no visible serial number, circa 1800, with octagonal 3 1/2in. barrel, the top-flat signed 'LONDON', engraved pointed tail, bevel-edged lock with engraved stepped and rounded tail, 'H. NOCK' signature below the plain pan, swan-necked cock, roller to the frizzen spring, walnut full-stock with smooth bag-shaped butt, iron furniture and horn-tipped ramrod, neglected condition, 8in. overall.

A 22-BORE FLINTLOCK DUELLING-PISTOL SIGNED BARWICK, no visible serial number, circa 1800, with octagonal 9in. barrel, small blade fore-sight, standing notch rear-sight, London proofs and engraved band at breech, sparsely engraved pointed top-tang, slightly curved bevel-edged lockplate with stepped and pointed tail, swan-necked cock, semi rainproof pan with 'BARWICK' signature below, roller to the frizzen spring, walnut full-stock with chequered bag-shaped butt (some cracks and repairs), plain trigger, twin barrel keys without escutcheons and horn-tipped ramrod, 15in. overall, weight approximately 2lbs..

A PAIR OF .650 FLINTLOCK BRASS-BARRELLED OFFICER'S PISTOLS SIGNED 'A.W. SPIES, LONDON', no visible serial numbers, circa 1825, Birmingham made for the U.S. market, with brass octagonal 9in. barrels, the top-flats signed 'LONDON', Birmingham proofs, engraved band at breech, engraved iron top-tangs, flat, borderline engraved locks with stepped tails, signature 'A.W. SPIES' below the plain pans, roller frizzen springs, walnut full-stocks with smooth grips, brass furniture including domed pommel-caps and probable original brass mounted wood ramrod (frozen).

W. & J. RIGBY, DUBLIN A .650 FLINTLOCK SERVICE-PISTOL OF LARGE POST-OFFICE PATTERN, registration no. 88G, circa 1823, with 8 7/8in. iron barrel, flat sighting plane signed 'DUBLIN', solid top-tangs, flat, bevel-edged step-tailed lock quite crudely signed 'W & J RIGBY' semi rain-proof pan, roller frizzen-spring, walnut full-stocks with flat fish-tail butts of Irish form, brass furniture and iron stirrup ramrod, the fore-end with gummed label stating 'Dug up from cellar of M & L Bank in Wexford around 1922 and donated by Mr O'Neill of M & L', overall length 15in. weight approximately 2 1/2lbs..

A 15-BORE FLINTLOCK HEAVY OVERCOAT PISTOL, SIGNATURE OBSCURED, no visible serial number, possibly signed 'J. BRIND' or 'BEARD', circa 1800, with octagonal 4 1/2in. barrel, traces of signature to the top-flat, solid engraved top-tang, borderline engraved flat bevel edged lock with stepped round tail further engraved with a trophy, swan necked cock, roller frizzen spring, walnut full-stock with smooth bag-shaped butt (old loss to right fore-end upper edge), engraved brass furniture and probable original ramrod, overall length 10 1/4in..

S. BRUNN, LONDON A CASED PAIR OF 20-BORE FLINTLOCK DUELLING-PISTOLS, no visible serial numbers, made between 1805-20, with sighted 9in. octagonal barrels marked '56 CHARING CROSS, LONDON' (rubbed), trophy engraved top-tangs, gold lined touch-holes, flat bevel edged locks signed 'S. BRUNN' below the semi rainproof pans, stepped and pointed tails with safes, roller frizzen springs, walnut full-stocks (small losses and repairs to upper edges of fore-ends), chequered bag-shaped butts, square-backed iron trigger-guards and horn tipped wood ramrods (one a replacement), in a period but unassociated mahogany brass-bound case re-compartmented and lined in green baize.

C. MOORE, LONDON A SUBSTANTIAL 8-BORE PERCUSSION FOWLING-PIECE, no visible serial number, made between 1825-42 and converted later to conventional percussion, with heavy octagonal to sixteen-sided to round 43in. barrel, the top-flat marked in script '77 ST JAMES'S STREET, ST JAMES'S' (rubbed), patent breech inlet with a platinum poincon to top marked 'C. MOORE LONDON PATENT' and a platinum line and plug, fully acanthus leaf border and scroll engraved top-tang, border and acanthus scroll engraved flat lock signed on the bar 'C. MOORE, LONDON' and retaining the external roller spring from a priming system based on W. Westley Richards English Patent No. 4611 of 1821, replacement hammer (spur cracked), walnut half-stock chequered at the wrist (worn smooth), butt drilled through centrally possibly for mounting as a cripple-stopper, iron furniture, retaining its original ramrod but one pipe, the right hand barrel key escutcheons and fore-end tip lacking, surface corrosion present, overall length 60in., weight approximately 15 1/4lbs..

A SCOFFIN & WILLMOTT CO. IRONCRETE GARDEN ROLLER

A BRAND NEW IN BOX DULUX PAINT POD ROLLER SYSTEM with power supply, roller, two extension pieces etc (Box not in good condition), a Dremel Model 395 rotary tool, a modern standard lamp/work light (all PAT pass and working) and a manual staple gun (3)

A COLLECTION OF MODERN FITNESS EQUIPMENT including a Homedics Shiatsu Massaging cushion (PAT pass and working), a Reebok Punch Bag, an Everlast Ab Roller, an Xtone Fitness Step, an Xtone fitness ball, a Bodyworks Gym Ball, two Mini Bikes etc