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A fine French gilt brass carriage clock with multi-coloured relief cast chinoiserie panels and push-button repeat Gay, Lamaille and Company, Paris, late 19th centuryThe eight-day two train gong striking movement with silvered platform lever escapement and stamped with oval PATENT SURETY ROLLER to centre of the backplate over further oval G.L trademark and serial number 749 to lower left, the dial with silvered Roman numeral chapter ring inset into a rectangular panel sculpted in relief with an Arcadian oriental garden landscape incorporating figure on a bridge next to pavilion on a rocky outcrop to lower margin, the centre with a pair of swifts descending onto branches and fine stylised pierced and engraved gilt brass hands, the frosted gilt brass case a variant of the pillars design with baton centred geometric outline hinged handle over thick bevelled top glass, caddy top moulding and scalloped 'pagoda' cornice, the angles with bamboo three-quarter column uprights, the sides inset with fine figural scenes in copper, silver, grey and gilt of male archers hunting deer opposing robed figures flying kites next to a pavilion, on complex moulded plinth base with stepped skirt, the inside of the rear of the case stamped 273, 17cm (6.75ins) high excluding handle. Provenance: The beneficiary of the Estate of a private collector, East Midlands. The firm of Gay, Lamaille and Company and their patent for the 'surety roller' is discussed by Thomas R. Wotruba in his article The story behind PATENT SURETY ROLLER stamped on carriage clocks published in ANTIQUARIAN HOROLOGY June 2017 2019 (pages 239-47). Moritz describes how the Patent Surety Roller (a mechanism which prevents the strike star wheel from accidentally jumping out-of-sync whilst the clock is being transport) was invented by Moritz Immisch for which he received a brevet in 1979. The patent was subsequently secured by Messrs Gay, Lamaille and Company of Paris and London. One of the firm's founders, Emile Gay(e), is recorded as working at 20 Red Lion Square, London in 1861before going into partnership with a clockmaker named Vicarino and setting up operations at 5 rue Beranger, Paris. In around 1877-78 George Lamaille replaced Vicarino forming Gay, Lamaille and Company who through their strong connections with London supplied many of the leading English retailers such as Dent, Frodsham and Lund & Blockley during the latter years of the 19th century. The highly decorative panels of the current lot employ a series of differing techniques to gild, silver, copper and chemically patinate the finely finished relief cast panels to bring the scenes alive. The distinctly Oriental style of the panels coupled with the 'pagoda' form of the case and details such as the finely worked hands have resulted in an object which is fully integrated in its design and execution in a style that would have been at the height of fashion during the 1880's. Condition Report: Movement is in clean condition and is running, with no visible evidence of alteration or significant replacements. The strikework (including the repeat mechanism) is fully operational. The dial has some very slight rubbing to the black of the numerals otherwise appears to be in in perfect condition. The case is in similar condition exhibiting no noticeable wear to the gilding and finish to the panels or chips to the glasses.Clock has a winding key. Condition Report Disclaimer

A large aluminium and Perspex Van de Graaff electrostatic generatorW.B. Nicholson Scotland, mid 20th centuryConstructed with two-part aluminium sphere 12 inches in diameter enclosing fabric covered Perspex pulley over cylindrical plexiglass column above stepped domed base enclosing electric motor driving a conforming pulley, the exterior with FAST/SLOW adjustment knob and tradeplate inscribed VAN DE GRAAFF, GENERATOR around an diamond lozenge enclosing initials WBN, (rubber belt lacking), 98m (38.5ins) high and with insulated short stool; with an 'Earth Inducer' flip coil, the wooden frame with central circular rotating coil incorporating connection posts and detents to lower pivot and disc calibrated for degrees of rotation to the top, the outer frame pivoted at 90 degrees between two panel uprights over base with trade label inscribed SERIAL No. 20148, 400 TURNS 36G D.S.C. COPPER, MEAN DIAMETER 27.7 CM, PHILIP HARRIS LTD. BIRMINGHAM, 54.5cm (21.5ins) wide, (2). Provenance: By repute the Van de Graaff generator featured in an episode of the Dr. Who spin-off television series 'Torchwood'. The Van de Graaff generator was developed bt the American physicist Robert J. Van de Graaff in 1929 as a particle accelerator for physics research; its high potential was designed to be used to accelerate subatomic particles to great speeds in an evacuated tube. It was the most powerful type of accelerator of the 1930s until the cyclotron was developed. Van de Graaff generators are still used as accelerators to generate energetic particles and X-ray beams for nuclear research and nuclear medicine as well as for educational demonstration purposes.The Van de Graaff works on the principal that the simple contact of dissimilar materials causes the transfer of some electrons from one material to the other. In operation the rubber of the belt will become negatively charged while the acrylic glass of the upper roller will become positively charged. The belt carries away negative charge on its inner surface while the upper roller accumulates positive charge within the aluminium globe. The size of the globe dictates the voltage potential that the instrument can accumulate but typically larger examples (as per the current lot) can generate in the region of 250,000 Volts. The Earth Inductor apparatus was devised by Charles Edouard Joseph Delzenne (1776-1866). The instrument is designed to measure the magnitude and direction of the earth's magnetic field using a flip coil in conjunction with a ballistic galvanometer. This is done by quickly flipped the coil through 180 degrees, and reading the output. By measuring the total charge delivered by the induced EMF the magnitude of the magnetic field threading the coil can be ascertained. Condition Report: Generator is intact and complete except for the belt. The aluminium is oxidised and pitted and the dome has some denting. We have not been able to test the electric motor due to non-compliant wiring. The stool has wear from use but is intact, the Earth Inducer is intact and in original condition: we have not been able to test the continuity of the coil. Condition Report Disclaimer

Pair of Vintage Roller Boots

**WOW** Amazing Matchbox Series wooden display No's 1-75 including all cars below; 1c Road Roller Very Good/Excellent Condition Lighter Green2b Dumper Nr MINT Condition3a Cement Mixer MINT4b Massey Harris Tractor (Gold rear hubs with metal wheels) RARER model MINT5b 1957 London Bus with Grey Plastic Wheels MINT6a Quarry Truck MINT7a Horse Drawn Milk Float MINT8b Caterpillar Tractor Nr MINT9a Dennis Fire Escape MINT10b Scammell Mechanical Horse MINT11b ERF Esso Petrol Tanker Decal Wear with Grey Tyres EXCELLENT12a Land Rover MINT13b Ford Thames Wreck Truck MINT14b Daimler Ambulance Some Box Rubs Virtually MINT15a Diamond T Prime Mover Excellent 16b Super Atlantic Trailer EXCELLENT17c Austin FX 3 Taxi Grey Plastic Wheels MINT18b Caterpillar Bulldozer Excellent/Nr MINT 19b MG MGA Sports Car Virtually MINT Tiny Chips20a ERF Stake Truck Nr MINT21b Bedford Coach Virtually MINT Tiny Decal Damage22b Vauxhall Cresta Metallic Copper with Grey Wheels Virtually MINT 1 Tiny Dent in Boot23c Bluebird Dauphine Caravan Mauve MINT24b Hydraulic Excavator EXCELLENT25a Bedford 12cwt Van Virtually MINT 1 Tiny Chip26a ERF Cement Mixer MINT27a Bedford Low Loader EXCELLENT28a Bedford Compressor MINT29a Bedford Milk Delivery Van MINT30a Ford Prefect with Grey Plastic Wheels MINT31a Ford Station Wagon with Grey Wheels Nr MINT32a Jaguar XK140 MINT33a Ford Zodiac Dark Green MINT34a V.W. 15cwt Microvan Nr MINT35a ERF Marshall Horse Box MINT36a Austin Cambridge A50 Excellent/Nr MINT37a Karrier Bantam Lorry Uneven Load GOOD38a Karrier Refuse Truck Virtually MINT39a Ford Zodiac Convertible with Grey Plastic Wheels MINT40a Bedford 7ton Tipper MINT41a Jaguar D Type Nr MINT42a Evening News Van (Some decal damage on one side)43a Hillman Minx MINT44a Rolls Royce Silver Cloud Nr MINT45a Vauxhall Victor Yellow Virtually MINT46a Morris Minor 1000 Dark Green EXCELLENT47a Trojan Van MINT48a Meteor Sports Boat & Trailer EXCELLENT49a M3 Personnel Carrier, Transfer Damaged Nr MINT50a Commer Pick Up MINT51a Albion Chieftan MINT52a 1948 Maserati 4 CLT Yellow Wire Wheels EXCELLENT53a Aston Martin DB2-4 Mk1 Metal Wheels Nr MINT54a Saracen Personnel Carrier Nr MINT55a DUKW Amphibian with Grey Wheels MINT56a London Trolley Bus 'Peardrax' MINT57a Wolseley 1500 Silver Trim MINT58a AEC Coach 'BEA' MINT59a Ford Thames Van 'Singer' Pale Green MINT60a Morris J2 Pick Up MINT61a Ferret Scout Car MINT62a AEC General Service Lorry MINT63a Ford Service Ambulance Some Edging to Decals EXCELLENT64a Scammell Breakdown Truck MINT65a Jaguar 3.4 Litre Blue No. Plate MINT66a Citroen DS19 MINT67a Saladin Armoured Car MINT68a Austin Radio Truck Mk11 Only GOOD69a Commer Van 'Nestles' EXCELLENT70a Ford Thames Estate Car Grey Wheels Green Windows MINT71a Austin 200 gallon Water Truck Some Paint Wear on Edges EXCELLENT72a Fordson Tractor MINT73a Leyland RAF 10 ton Refueller Some Box Rubbing on Rear of Tanker Nr MINT74a Mobile Refreshment Bar Silver Body, Light Blue Base, Grey Wheels MINT75a Ford Thunderbird Dark Blue Base, Silver Wheels VERY GOOD/EXCELLENT Sticker Label Removal Took Some Paint off Boot

3 X Matchbox Diecast Models #72 Bomag Road Roller Mint In Crisp Box # Bomag Road Roller Mint On Original Card Different Version Wheels #MB68 ROAD ROLLER ORANGE MINT IN UNOPENED BOX

Matchbox Moko Lesney Diecast #1(A) road roller diesel 49mm type A box very good model paint has worn on all exposed edges still has a bright fresh shine box is firm

Matchbox Moko Lesney Diecast #1(B) road roller diesel 57mm model in mint in a firm crisp box superb example

A Quite Rare Merit (J and L Randall) UK # 7655 Steam Roller A Polythene Take-Apart Toy Complete In Box J L Randall Ltd Was A British Toy Manufacturer, Based In Potters Bar, Which Was In Middlesex Until 1965 And Then In Hertfordshire. The Company Flourished In The 1950s And 1960s And Placed Regular Advertisements In Meccano Magazine. It Was One Of The Main Competitors To Mamod For Models Of Stationary Steam Engines.

A Dinky Supertoys Foden tanker, various other die cast, Dinky Toys single decker bus, four berth caravan 188, Dinky Toys Alfa Romeo no.232, part ambulance, Ferrari racing car, road roller, Corgi Proteus Campbell Bluebird 153 etc., play worn. (a quantity)

Britains die cast farm implements, to include a potato planter 9541, animal shelters 4703, roller 9549, tipping transporter and loads 9545, water trough 1717, animal/bale transporter 9539, etc, boxed. (7)

Dinky model vehicles - Supertoys Vega Major Luxury Coach, 152 Rolls Royce Phantom, Ford Escort police car, AEC Articulated Lorry and Trailer, Coles Hydra Truck 150T, Volkswagen De Luxe (Beetle), Supertoys Leyland Octopus, Jaguar E-type 2+2, Foden Flatbed truck, 188 Jensen FF, Range Rover Ambulance, Ford Transit Van - Avis Truck Rental, Mini Clubman, Ford D800 Tipper Truck, Ford Transit Van -, Motorway Services, 109 WB Land Rover - Motorway Rescue pickup, Bedford Van (Royal Mail), Austin Taxi (Black cab), 279 Aveling Barford Diesel Roller, 109 WB Land Rover (Fire Service), 155 mm Mobile Gun, Johnston Road Sweeper, 265 Merryweather Marquis Fire Tender, AEC Articulated Lorry and Tanker (25) to/w five Lesney Matchbox models (box)

Two oyster coloured crushed velvet roller blinds, 150 x 170 and 170 x 60 cm, trim to fit. This lot is not available for in-house P&P.

Hamilton gold plated pocket watch with Dennison Moon case, 17 jewels, double roller, no 1052060. D 5 cm

Hamilton gold plated pocket watch with Dueber case, double roller, no 1591738

A Danish silver necklace, brooch and earrings suite by Hans Hansen, the necklace, no. 318, composed of polished panels to hook clasp, signed Hans Hansen, marked 925S Denmark, 382mm long, 49.34g, the brooch, no. 114, with pin and roller catch, signed Hans Hansen, marked 925S Denmark, 77 x 23mm, 14.51g, the earrings, no. 438, with clip fittings, signed HH, marked 925S Denmark, 9.22g (4)

A swarovski diamond in the shape of a blue roller. Appears in excellent condition, with certificate and box.

A Swarovski crystal blue Roller in good condition complete with box.

A 19th Century amboyna desk roller, approx length 40cm - NO RESERVE

A reproduction mahogany longcase clock with visible pendulum and weights the dial with a moon roller.

A QUANTITY OF VARIOUS MISCELLANEOUS AND TOOLS to include two boxed ratchet sets, bench vice, four boxes and tool crates including hand tools, etc, a boxed JCB pressure washer, boxed modern garden roller, etc

A cake crusher; and a long handled roller

Gordon Russell - a 1960s brushed aluminium, plywood and tan leather upholstered swivel desk elbow chair, raised on roller castors, labelled verso, w.68cmCondition report: Generally good but showing signs of use, particularly to the arms.

Gordon Russell - a 1960s brushed aluminium, plywood and tan leather upholstered swivel desk elbow chair, raised on roller castors, labelled verso, w.68cmCondition report: Generally good but showing signs of use, particularly to the arms.

A Mamod SR1 steam roller engine, with burner, scuttle and steering rod

An early 20th century garden roller in good condition.

A quantity of Lincoln saving banks, home safe & roller box (no keys)

An old garden roller.

Six Tri-ang Minic clockwork tin-plate models - Jeep No.1 and Tractor, both boxed, steam roller, Minic Transport Express Service Tipper Truck and Delivery Van and articulated lorry tractor unit, all unboxed (6) Condition Report & Further Details Tractor lacks tracks.Delivery van lacks one wheel, all tyres and one rear door.Steam roller lacks retaining nut to front roller.Tipper truck tyres all melted.Tractor unit lacks all tyres.

A collection of boxed transport related tin plate toys to include Harley Davidson & Sidecar, Hawkey 1924 Type C, Power Boat, Zetor Traktor & Trailer, Fire Chief Car, Hawkey Type E Fire Patrol 1924, 1927 Road Roller, Speedboat and Rocket Racer.

Five boxed Britains Autoway diecast models to include 9817 Petrol Tanker (no figure), 9843 Winget Cement Mixer (no figure), 9840 Compressor (no figure), 9881 Deutz Tractor and Rear Dump (no figures) and 9818 Road Roller, models gd, some box wear

Four boxed Britains Autoway models to include 9831 Rear Dump, 9813 Unimog, 9839 Snow Plough and 9831 Heavy Roller, all vg

Pair of William Bond 16 bore officer's pistols in later case, 9" barrels with top flat terminating in a star engraved '59 Lombard St. London' and fitted with German silver front sight, engraved locks with roller frisson and sliding safety catches, chequered stocks with palm shelf grips inlaid with oval escutcheons, fitted into a later case containing bullet mould, short started rod, full cleaning rod, oil bottle, and powder flask with compartment for balls and a trap at the base containing spare flints. Section 58(2) Antique /obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence.

London.- Illustrated London News (The) Panorama of London and the River Thames, bird's-eye view showing from Vauxhall Bridge to Greenwich with original line-engraved key plan included, wood-engraving with hand-colouring on two sheets joined, total size approx. 300 x 2520 mm. (11 3/4 x 99 1/4 in), minor marginal nicks, handling creases and surface dirt, some damp-stains, on wooden roller with red cloth flap lettered in gilt, wooden ends with loss, 1845.

A silver plique a-jour enamel brooch/pendant in the form of a 1920's dancer, the head dress set with faceted and cabochon cut rubies, the dress collar with oval claw set blue topaz, yellow and green enamel, with a pear shaped cultured pearl  dropper, size approx. 60mm inc drop, width approx 50mm, roller clasp and bail to reverse, stamped 925,  total gross weight approx. 15.5gmsCondition report: Good- all stones and enamel present and intact, minor wear only

A silver plique a-jour enamel brooch/pendant in the form of an owl, ruby set eyes, pear shaped opal to the body and marcasite and mother of pearl details, size approx. 40mm x 32mm,  roller clasp fitting and large bail to reverse, stamped 925, total gross weight approx 8.3gms Condition report: Good- all stones and enamel present and intact, minor wear only

Johillco RARE two-wheel Bullock Cart with driver and cow (repainted, tailgate catches bent) Crescent tumbrel cart and farm trailer and Charbens horse drawn roller (Condition Excellent-Fair) (9)

Britains set 5F, Farm Wagon (repainted), with Carter, 6F plough with Plowman, 9F roller and 12F timber carriage (two horse ears missing, carriage log retaining pins replaced) (Condition Very Good-Fair) (14)

Britains Miniature Gardening Low Stone Walls eleven pieces, sixteen stone pillars, twenty-six flower beds, four square tubs, eight vases, ten various balustrade pieces, twenty-one water fowl, three dogs, , five cats, two benches, dovecote, beehive, two rambler roses, rustic arch, nest, bridge, sundial, three 58F New Model Trees with one original box (one tree damaged, small tree, Man with Mower, Man with Roller, one hundred and eighty paving pieces, twenty-six conifers, two hundred and thirty border plants, sixty small flowers, and set of six plans (Condition Very Good-Good, a few damaged or by other makers) (621 approx.)

Mixed late 20th/early 21st century toys, mainly McDonalds, Toy Story figures, Disney Lion King models, a Noah's Ark set, a vintage table top cricket set, a miniature Schucco Piccolo car in original box and retro roller skates

Various children's dolls house furniture and toys including a doll muff; Alice in Wonderland annual and two framed crochets; together with a vintage suitcase containing a Kodak Retinette camera and accessories; cased binoculars; and a pattern paint roller with three designs.

Parker, a lapis lazuli coloured fountain pen and ball point pen, the fountain pen cap with gilt arrow clip, squeeze bar filling system, inked, the ball point pen conforming; a brown lacquer fountain pen and ball point pen, the fountain pen cap with gilt arrow clip, the fine nib stamped 585, cartridge filling system, inked, the ball point pen conforming; and a brown lacquer roller ball pen Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as seen All with wear commensurate with use Condition Report Disclaimer

Parker, a collection of pens, to include: a white metal ball point pen, with an arrow clip and engraved Royal Wedding 29th. July 1981, accompanied by a Parker box; three other white metal ball point pens; a gold plated fountain pen, with striated decoration, the cap with an arrow clip, squeeze bar filling system, inked; a gold plated roller ball pen; and three gold plated ball point pens Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as seen Condition Report Disclaimer

A collection of ball point pens, roller ball pens and propelling pencils, to include: Parker, 61, a black ball point pen, with an arrow clip, stamped CALTEX, with a Parker box; Sheaffer, a gold plated ball point pen, with engine turned decoration; Burberrys, a blue ball point pen, with gilt clip; a black example; a white metal propelling pencil with four sliding mechanisms; together with a other ball point pens, roller ball pens, propelling pencils, refills and other items Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as seen All with wear commensurate with use Condition Report Disclaimer

A collection of pens, to include: Parker, a brown lacquer fountain pen, the cap with a gilt arrow clip and cap band, the fine nib stamped 585, cartridge filling system, inked, with cartridge convertor; Parker, a gold plated fountain pen; Sheaffer, a gold plated and engine turned fountain pen, the cap with a clip, the nib stamped 585 14K, cartridge filling system, inked; Waterman, two white metal roller ball pens, the caps with gilt clips and cap bands; together with eight assorted ball point pens Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as seen All with wear commensurate with use Condition Report Disclaimer

Roy Smallman (British B.1944) - A set of four signed coloured limited edition screen prints - Mountain Lake, Atlantic Foam with Sunset, Ladies View and Atlantic Roller, all signed and in small editions, max 45, 59 x 45cm approx visible sheet size, a further larger signed coloured print by the same hand - View from Edymond and a signed coloured artists proof by Caroline Sykes, Twilight by River, 70 x 97cm, all framed (6)

An early 20th Century mahogany and brass half-plate Field Camera, with roller-blind shutter and non-original lens board, set of three dds, Perken Son & Rayment 'Optimus' brass 7 x 5 Waterhouse stop lens, with stops in Morocco case, in Ross box, with inscription from Godfrey Batting 'Given me by Dad in 1895', G, handle missing, with canvas knapsack camera bag

A 19th Century mahogany and brass Pill Roller, 330mm long, G (2)

Thornton-Pickard mahogany and brass Quarter-Plate Field Camera Parts, incomplete, without lens or bellows, including rear screen, a T-P Time & Inst roller blind shutter, tripod plate, together with a Watson simple shutter, three 3¼in sq DDS plate backs, a J.Swift microscope camera with shutter, eyepiece, 3¼in sq glass screen and Pentacon macro bellows

A Mahogany and Brass Half-Plate Field Camera, no maker's plate, serial no. 2818, F, double extension, hinged rear glass screen, Thornton-Pickard Royal roller blind shutter, later replacement lens board, an R & J Beck 8 x 5 Rectilinear 9in f/8 brass lens, with iris diaphragm, no. 6850 and two DDS plate holders

Mahogany and Brass Double Dark Slides and Accessories, assorted sizes up from quarter plate (4¼ x 3¼in) to whole plate (8½ x 6½in), camera back, Mackenzie-Wishart Daylight Slide and Thornton-Pickard roller blind shutter

A late 19th Century mahogany sliding-box quarter-plate Tylar's 'Perfect' Camera, with maker's plate 'Tylar's Perfect Camera, 41 High Street, Aston, Birmingham', with possibly refitted Taylor, Taylor & Hobson f/8 6.16in sliding stop lens, serial no. 4241, circa 1898, with added Thornton-Pickard roller-blind shutter, and six out of set of eight dds, one a.f, and focusing screen, overall G, but hinged front damaged and repaired, hinges now fitted externally, with note 'This old camera was purchased from Mr D J Johnson photographer late of Mt Sion Tunbridge Wells & belongs to AGB'

A late 19th Century black leather-covered mahogany quarter-plate Dallmeyer Hand Camera, with Dallmeyer No 2 Stigmatic Series II iris lens, serial no 58298 (lens finished by W Strachan and left factory on 12th August 1898), with Thornton-Pickard roller blind shutter attached inside front door, with 'dovetail' vertical and horizontal shift to front, F-G, some tripod head marking, with attachable mirror/sports viewfinder, rear lens loose, and set of nine mahogany and metal flap-action dds

Godfrey Batting's Patent Focusing Lens Holder, with eight various threaded lens holders, three cylindrical adjuster-tube tool with two protrusions for adjusting internal threaded lens flanges, mahogany lens board, Thornton-Pickard 'Royal' roller blind shutter, and home-made lens, with a file of drawings, manuscripts, typescripts and letters concerning the design, patent and manufacture of his device, circa 1930-1931 (a lot)

A 19th Century mahogany and brass 7¼in x 4½in Collins Stereo Tailboard Camera, circa 1870, with original lensboard for single lens, with later brass Perken, Son & Rayment Rapid Rectilinear Waterhouse-stop lens, maker's plate 'C G Collins, 56 Cochrane Street, St John's Wood, NW', with one dds, G, with later lensboard, home-made sliding focusing screen, with pair of brass Wray 5in Stereo lens, serial nos 1201 and 1202, pair of unmarked brass stereo lenses and Thornton-Pickard stereo roller-blind shutter with unused lensboard (see following lot for another pair of suitable lenses)

A 19th Century mahogany and brass wet-plate 8in x 8in Meagher Tailboard Studio Camera, with septum slot, maker's plate 'Meagher, Manufacturer, 21 Southampton Row, London WC', focusing screen and dark slide, with wooden insert for quarter-plate, circa 1870, G, lens aperture in original lensboard later enlarged irregularly, now fitted with additional smaller horizontal lens board, with later Dallmeyer brass wide angle No 1aa Rectilinear Patent 5in iris lens, serial no 54196 (lens finished by Mr Godfrey and left factory on 21st May 1894), G-VG, ding to rear element mount, dark slide fitted with adaptors to half-plate, coverage of this lens appears to work for half-plate without vignetting, with another similar but slightly later dark slide, half-plate negative of street scene and three other later lensboards, one fitted with Thornton-Pickard roller-blind shutter

Ross Brass Lenses, 5¾in 'Special LA', with Waterhouse-stop slot and one stop, serial no 23060, mid-1870s and 5in No 3 Symmetrical lens, with wheel of stops, serial no 31289, late 1870s, F-G, with Thornton-Pickard roller blind shutter and home-made pinhole camera (a lot)

Thornton-Pickard Roller-Blind Shutters, various sizes (7), with four maker's boxes, various, sizes, all extensively annotated by Godfrey Batting and Wizard shutter (a lot)

A Houghton mahogany and brass half-plate "Sanderson Junior" Field Camera, with Sanderson movements, fitted with Thornton-Pickard roller-blind shutter, with three dds by another maker that fit but do not lock in properly

An early 20th Century mahogany and brass 3in x 4in Thornton-Pickard 'Tribune' Field Camera, with one dds, unfitted Thornton-Pickard roller-blind shutter, in maker's box, and unfitted Thornton-Pickard Rectoplanat f/8 iris lens, F-G