Modern Diecast Vintage Commercial and Private Vehicles (52), all boxed, Corgi Classics, 97180 AEC Regal Grey Green (2), 97191 AEC Regal Rosslyn Motor Co, 97312 Guy Arab Wolverhampton Corp, 97870 Karrier trolleybus Newcastle Upon Tyne, 22601 Cadbury Bedford TK tanker, 97318 Scammell Scarab Websters, 97911 Scammell Scarab BR, 16501 Showman's Range Scammell Highwayman ballast with trailer and caravan Carters Steam Fair, grey box Classics (8), Golden Oldies 19303 Heinz Thames Trader, 19301 Lyons Bedford S, green box classics Guernsey P Office van, Nine Double Nine CC06302 Daimler Ambulance Croydon, London Scene 61202, 06301 Dan Air Morris 1000 pick up, grey box Classics (1), Lledo Vanguards, Ford Anglia van BEA (2), Austin A40 Ransomes, Triumph Herald, Matchbox Dinky (6), Radio Times Ford van, Austin A40s, Dinky Toys/Brooke Bond, 1955 Bentley, 1965 MGB, Solido double deck buses (3), Triang Minic Ships M703 Queen Mary, M702 Queen Elizabeth (one minus a box end), Matchbox Models of Yesteryear (5), includes Y-21 Aveling Porter steam roller, Lledo Days Gone and similar, (7), includes one Trackside model, F-E, boxes F-E, (52)
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A lot of garden accessories by various makers including Pixyland and Hill comprising Wend al bush, Crescent Toys diecast bushes (2), REKA grass roller, and mower, Hill Summer House, Ponds (2, but 1 missing base), wheelbarrows (2), table, Pixyland Gardener admiring rose, sun dial, sign, lawn mowers (4), man to push, shrubs (3), trellis (6, but 2 P), Cherilea greenhouse, F, bushes, trees, wall etc by other makes (16), modern ceramic garden pots (4) - possibly for use with Sacul Bill and Ben set, Dinky grass roller, F-G, (49),
Tri-ang Big Big 0 Gauge boxed wagons including Gondolas (27) RV 258 Open Wagons, green (6), red (10) three in temporary boxes, RV 273 Side Tipping wagon (2, green and red), RV259 Gondola (4, all blue), RV298 Caboose green (2), RV275 red flat wagon with blue Steam Roller, RV277 4 Section Change-A-Truck/ Freight liner wagons (2, one in temporary box), all in original boxes, generally VG, some E, boxes F-VG (27)
Airfix Keilkraft Matchbox Revell Merit plastic kits unbuilt in original boxes (32), comprising Airfix A50009 Battlefront, 03304 RAF Emergency set (2 different box styles), 03305 RAF Recovery set , 03302 RAF Refuelling set, 01304 Churchill tank, 02303 German gun and tractor, 298 Firefly, 01714 Civil War Artillery on sprues, Matchbox PK2 Spitfire, PK11 Hurricane, PK6 FW190, PK17 ME109, PK72 Comet tank, Revell 04164 Spitfire, Merit Maudsley Bus, Frog Barracuda, Sea fury, Keilkraft Peterbilt truck, Kenworth truck, Fowler Showman's Engine (3), Dennis Fire Engine (3), Foden Waggon (2), Atkinson waggon, B Type bus, Aveling Road roller (2), G-VG all appear complete, Boxes F-VG, (32)
Modern Diecast Vintage Commercial Vehicles and Aircraft (16), all boxed, Corgi, Vintage Glory of Steam 80302 Garrett road roller Consuelo Allen, 80301 Garrett road tractor Bunty, Classics, 97355 Nottingham AEC fire engine, 15005 BR Scammell Scarab, 97914 BRS Parcel Scammell Scarab, 97366 Atkinson 8 wheeler Tennant, 12501 Foden Blue Circle Cement, 97371 Bedford O Cameron Brewery, D46/1 BR Transport of the 50s & 60s two model set, grey box Classics (4) Bedford O (2), Bedford OB (1) and LMS truck, Frontier Airliners Aviation Archive 1:144 scale 47107 Douglas DC3 Air Atlantique, Universal Hobbies 6020 Massey Harris Pony tractor, Matchbox Models of Yesteryear code 3 Fyffes Centenary steam wagon by Chris King Diecast Models, F-E, boxes F-VG, (16)
Matchbox Models of Yesteryear and Other Similar Models (85), mainly boxed, vintage commercial and private vehicles, boxed of Yesteryear, includes special edition examples, Y16 Scania Vabis post bus, Y-9 Leyland Lorry, Y10 Diddler trolleybus, Y-19 Fowler Showman's, Y-21 Aveling Porter Steam Roller, YS-16 Scammell truck, trailer and steam engine load, YS-38 Rolls Royce armoured car, YS-9 Leyland Cub fire engine, Y-27 Frasers Foden C Type, other models (45) some loose in boxes, Lledo (2), Corgi Classics (10 loose in box, Solido (3) loose in cases, unboxed models (25), Matchbox, Corgi, Lledo, F-E, packaging F-VG, (85) in two boxes
1980 Honda 748cc CB750FRegistration no. JMT 467WFrame no. RC04-2118026 Engine no. RC04E-2117657After the iconic Honda SOHC 750 had taken the motorcycling world by storm, its replacement was a radical restyle, with a double overhead camshaft motor. Introduced in 1979, the new machine, also known as the KZ, featured twin front discs, Comstar wheels, and an extra 10 bhp over the SOHC K model. Acquired by the previous vendor in 2007, in need of cosmetic attention and some re-commissioning, 'JMT 467W' was treated to new paintwork, courtesy of Dream Machine (invoice on file), and a mechanical overhaul in January 2015 by RTR Motorcycles costing £1253.34 (invoice on file). It was used occasionally during 2015 but, due to work pressures, it has not been used since. Purchased by the current vendor in 2021 at the Bonhams Summer Sale (Lot 802), recommissioning commenced and was running during 2022 where the carburettors were balanced, however a fault occurred shortly after where it was discovered the clutch plates had stuck together. The clutch was stripped and cleaned and put back on the motorcycle but it hasn't been tested since but the engine does turn over still. A list of what the vendor carried out during the recommissioning is detailed below;•Petrol tank & seat rubbers replaced. Seat attachment points cleaned and repainted•Body Side covers rubbers•Starter clutch new roller kit fitted•Air / oil filters & oil drain sump bolt & washer replaced•4x spark plugs replaced•Battery replaced (trickle charger removed 28/01/2024 and negative connection disconnected)•Carburettor split into two but not fully disassembled before cleaning in the ultrasonic bath, covers top and bottom removed•Clutch cable, leaver & retaining pin replaced•Clutch assembly disassembled, cleaned & inspected (plates & springs above specified dimensions in the manual). Reassembled with new lock washer, castle nut, spring retaining bolts, adjuster bolt, case oil seal & gasket.•Clutch cover bolts •Left hand crankcase cover gasket•Accelerator cables replace •Pipe throttle grip and both hand grips replaceDocumentation comprises a current V5C, an old V5C, invoices, an expired MoT, and sundry papers.Offered with keyFootnotes:All lots are sold 'as is/where is' and Bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding.REQUEST A TRANSPORT QUOTEPlease click the link to request a transport quote from our recommended transport company, Moving Motorcycles.To request a UK or European shipping quote - Moving MotorcyclesTo request an International shipping quote - ShippioThis Lot will be auctioned on Sunday 21 April starting at 11am GMT.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
1968 BSA A65L LightningRegistration no. BAN 61GFrame no. NC13855 A65LEngine no. NC13855 A65LDespatched to BSA, New Jersey, USA in October 1968, this Lightning returned to the UK in 1991 and was sold by Atlantic Motor Cycles in Reading. In 1993 an owner in Northampton carried out a full restoration, retaining the original engine, export-type fuel tank, chain guard, grab-rail, and metal side panels. The current owner purchased the BSA in 1997, since when various works have been carried out including an engine rebuild (cylinder barrels re-sleeved to standard) and wheels rebuilt by Central Wheels (1997/1998). Used for touring and road runs, the Lightning has attended BSA international rallies in Holland, Belgium, Sweden and the Isle of Man, as well as numerous UK events including the 'Festival of 1000 Bikes' at Brands Hatch. It has also been exhibited at shows including The Southern Classic Bike Show and the International Classic Bike Show at Stafford.The Lightning benefits from an SRM needle roller bearing conversion, while the fuel tank has been changed from the two-gallon export type to four-gallon UK. The fuel tank and side panels have been painted Rover Nightfire Red (originally Candy Apple Red). Last run in 2017, the machine benefits from a new battery and is described by our vendor as in generally good condition. Accompanying paperwork includes a dating certificate; numerous bills; expired MoTs and tax discs; copy old/current V5/V5C documents; and a restoration notebook. The original export tank and TLS-braked front wheel are included.Offered with keyFootnotes:All lots are sold 'as is/where is' and Bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding.REQUEST A TRANSPORT QUOTEPlease click the link to request a transport quote from our recommended transport company, Moving Motorcycles.To request a UK or European shipping quote - Moving MotorcyclesTo request an International shipping quote - ShippioThis Lot will be auctioned on Sunday 21 April starting at 11am GMT.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A hallmarked 9ct gold shell cameo brooch pin. The oval shell cameo being carved with the profile of a lady set in a gold frame with Etruscan style wirework to hinge pin and roller clasp on the verso. The brooch pin also having a bale to allow the cameo to be worn as a pendant. Hallmarked for Birmingham, 1975. Measures 5.7cm including bale x 4cm. Weighs 14.2g. All weights, measurements and sizes are approximate.
A hallmarked 18ct gold, sapphire and diamond lotus flower brooch pin. The lotus flower brooch pin having petals set with pave set round cut diamonds and leaves set with round cut sapphire set to gold stem. The brooch pin also having a hinge pin and roller clasp to verso. Hallmarked with import mark for London, 1988. Sponsor's mark CCC. Measures 3.6cm x 3cm. Weighs 10.0g. All weights, measurements and sizes are approximate.
A collection of 9ct gold jewellery. The jewellery to include a pair of hallmarked 9ct gold oval cufflinks, hallmarked for Birmingham, 1989. A 9ct gold bar brooch pin with safety chain, marked 9ct. A hallmarked 9ct gold and pearl brooch pin with hinge pin and roller clasp, hallmarked with import mark for Birmingham, 1986. Cufflinks measure 1.8cm with faces measuring 1.3cm x 1.9cm. Bar brooch pin measures 5.2cm x 0.3cm. Pearl brooch pin measures 4.6cm x 0.4cm. Total weight 11.0g. All weights, measurements and sizes are approximate.
A hallmarked 9ct gold, sapphire, diamond and seed pearl brooch pin. The brooch pin having a central round cut diamond flanked by an interlocking crescent moon design set with seed pearls to round cut sapphires set in a flower mount to seed pearl pointed bar brooch. The brooch having a hinge pin and roller clasp to the verso. Hallmarked for London, 1985. Sponsor's mark SBJ. Measures 4.5cm x 1.5cm. Weighs 4.0g. All weights, measurements and sizes are approximate.
Taxidermy: A Cased Display of Exotic Tropical Birds, circa 1891-1921, by Rowland Ward, Ltd, "The Jungle", 167 Piccadilly, London, a superb high quality display of thirteen various tropical birds to include - Cape starling, Abyssinian roller, Black-headed gonolek, Superb starling, Mocking cliff -chat, Blue-breasted Bee-eater, White-throated Bee-eater, Narina trogon, Common grackle, European Bee-eater, two Scarlet-chested sunbirds, all mounted upon small branches, amidst tall dry grasses, set above soil and moss covered groundwork, enclosed within a typical five-glass table display case with painted taped frame, 60cm by 16.5cm by 73.5cm, bearing a trade mark Rowland Ward ink stamp to the glass interior lower right corner
John Cary, A New Map of Europe c1834, 5ft Schoolroom Roller Map. Titled 'A new map of Europe, exhibiting its natural and political divisions delineated from the most recent authorities'. Paper map mounted on linen with hardwood top and bottom and silk lined outer edge. W 160cm, H fully unrolled 235cm. Map: W 154cm, H 132cm. (C)
The light elm sideboard with a two door cupboard with internal shelf, above a single drawer and with a flanking with internal cutlery tray and shelf. Supported on roller castors and with an Ercol sticker to the inside of the door and registration number. 114cms across, 70cms high, 43cms deep. *CR A few marks and stains to the top in places, some wear around the handles, otherwise in reasonable condition.
A KARELIAN BURR BIRCH OCCASIONAL TABLE19TH CENTURYthe rectangular top with cusped corners, with an arched support and a ring turned stretcher, on roller castors76cm high, 91.5cm wide, 38.2cm deepProvenanceParker & Morris: The Art of Decorating.PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS LOT IS TO BE OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE.
A Mahogany and Brass Half Plate Camera, double extension, body G, some tarnishing to brass, bellows G, with Taylor & Hobson Cooke Series III 6½ x 4¾ Focus 7,57 inches lens, serial no 3990. barrel G, elements G, in Thornton Pickard roller blind shutter, shutter fires, camera comes from a smoking environment, tobacco smell
A Restored 17cm x 23¼cm Tailboard Camera, appears stripped & re stained, new pieces front panel, black canvas bellows, red corners, with unmarked f/8 & f/11 brass lens, some separation to front element on f/8 lens, f/11 lens, some oxidation to aperture leaves, fungus, in Inst Pose roller blind shutter, shutter not working
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY GAINSBOROUGH ARMCHAIRTHIRD QUARTER 18TH CENTURYthe padded back, seat and armrests upholstered in watered silk damask, with scroll arms, on moulded supports with foliate scroll brackets united by stretchers and on leather roller castorsProvenanceFrom a Private Collection, West Yorkshire, formed in the 1970s and 1980s.
STAMPS BOX/MOISTENER. A late 19th century brass 'cash register', triple-compartment stamps box, over a stamps moistener. (Large glass roller in tray, now missing). Reg. No. to base 51623. Max. height 7.8cm. Max. width 10.4cm. Please note that all items in this auction are previously owned & are offered on behalf of private vendors. If detail on condition is required on any lot(s) The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect.WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.Condition Report: Overall, in good condition, except for missing glass moistener.
Bode, J(ohann) E(lert). Vorstellung der Gestirne auf XXXIV Kupfertafeln nach der Pariser Ausgabe des Flamsteadschen Himmelsatlas. Durchgehends verbessert und mit den Beobachtungen neuerer Astronomen vermehrt. Nebst einer Anweisung zum Gebrauch und einem vollständigen Sternenverzeichnisse. VIII, 32, 40 S. Mit gestochenem Frontispiz und 34 gestochenen Sternentafeln, jeweils auf blattgroße Falze montiert. 21 x 28 cm. Halbleder d. Z. (etwas fleckig, berieben und bestoßen) mit ornamentaler RVergoldung und goldgeprägtem RSchild. Berlin und Stralsund, Gottlieb August Lange, 1782.Poggendorf II, 218. Graesse I, 459. Brunet I, 1024. ABD III, 1. DSB II, 220. Roller-Goodman I, 127. Warner, Sky explored, S. 35, 2. Nicht bei Houzeau-Lancaster. - Erste Ausgabe. "Seine Sternenkarten, die Darstellung der Sterne in 34 Blättern nebst Einleitung und Katalog, gehören zu den besten Sternenkarten, welche man hatte" (ADB). "His two star atlases were for a long time indispensable tools for astronomers" (DSB). Die Tafeln zeigen die nördliche und südliche Halbkugel in antiker und zeitgenössischer Darstellung sowie detaillierte Sternenbildkarten. - Einige Tafeln schwach gebräunt, vereinzelt mit schwachen Quetschfalten. Wohlerhaltenes Exemplar.
Nicols, Thomas. Edelgestein-Büchlein oder Beschreibung der Edelsteine ... auß dem Englischen in Teutsch übersetzet und heraußgegeben von Johann Langen. 8 Bl., 249 S., 3 Bl. 14,5 x 8,5 cm. Leder d. Z. (beschabt und mit großen Fehlstellen am Rücken und RDeckel). Hamburg, Johann Naumanns und Georg Wolff, 1675. VD17 3:302273B. Roller-G. II, 244. Ferguson II, 138 Anm. Sotheran, suppl. I, 4819. Vgl. Hoover 610. - Erste deutsche Ausgabe. Die englischen Originalausgabe erschien im Jahre 1652. "A translation of Nicol's Lapidary (1652), the first english work on precious stones, which (probably for the mystic elements which it contains) proved highly popular, and was translated into seceral European languages" (Stoheran). - Papierbedingt gebräunt, etwas braun- und fingerfleckig. Titel mit ausgeschnittenem hs. Besitzvermerk. Innengelenk meist offen.
Poincaré, Henri. Les méthodes nouvelles de la mécanique céleste. 3 Bände. 2 Bl., 385; VIII, 479 S., 2 Bl., 414 S. 24,5 x 16 cm. Türkisgraues Halbmaroquin (Rücken minimal heller, leicht berieben) mit goldgeprägtem RTitel. Paris, Gauthier-Villars, 1892-1899. Poggendorff IV, 1178. Roller-Goodman II, 314. - Erste Ausgabe eines der Hauptwerke des bedeutenden französischen Mathematikers, theoretischen Physikers und Philosophen Henri Poincaré (1854-1912), "the mathematician who after Newton did the most remarkable work in celestial mechanics ... Poincaré inaugurated the rigorous treatment of celestial mechanics, in opposition to the semi-empirical computations that had been prevalent before him" (DSB). "Dans cet ouvrage, il expose d'abord l'étude des solutions périodiques du premier genre, la démonstration de la non-existence des intégrales uniformes et la discussion des méthodes de Lindstedt. Dans les tomes 2 et 3, il se consacre à la discussion des méthodes de Gylden, à la théorie des invariants intégraux, à la question de la stabilité, à l'étude des solutions périodiques du second genre et des solutions asymptotiques et doublement asymptotiques" (La Roche). Pointcarés vornehmliches Ziel in seiner Mécanique Céleste war es, die von Isaac Newton postulierten Gesetze zu hinterfragen, zu bestätigen und wenn möglich zu beweisen. - Durchgehend sauberes, unbeschnittenes, wiewohl geöffnetes Exemplar in hübschen Einbänden.
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