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A collection of x10 vintage Matchbox / Matchbox Superfast diecast cars and other vehicles to include; 68 Road Roller, 75 Ferrari Testarossa, 59 Porsche 944 and others. Models mint on card.

Early 20th century roller skates and ice skates

A large colection of reproduction tin plate toys including Space Ship, Motorcycle, Elephant, Hot Air Balloon, Fairground Rides etc, most boxed along with two Kovap tin plate and clockwork Tractor & Trailer and Steam Roller, both boxed approx 30 items

Original vintage sport advertising poster promoting the National Championship Road Skating Race and preliminary rounds for the Emilia-Romagna, Marche, Tuscany and Umbria regions in central Italy, held in the town of Lucca on 9 August 1959. Dynamic image of a roller skater wearing a blue and white uniform with the Italian flag on his top, roller skating against a colourful green and yellow background with the event information text below in red letters. National Championship Road Roller Skating Race, Bagni di Lucca, Tuscany, Italy 1959. Country: Italy. Year: 1959. Artist: Unknown. Size (cm): 100x70 Fair condition, folded as issued, creases and tears.

1952 Royal Enfield J2 500ccReg. no. LFO 267Frame no. 2584Engine no. 2584 (see note below)In 1948 the twin port 500cc J2 came onto the market and was an instant hit as a sidecar machine. Initially it was destined solely for the export market, but after receiving an order for hundreds of the J2s from the Milk Marketing Board, it was decided to drop the J model and release the J2 for the UK market. This J2 was totally restored in 2007/08 to a very high standard and is an excellent example of this rare-to-the-market twin port Royal Enfield. The engine has had further engine upgrades since the restoration including needle roller big-end bearings and electronic ignition. The owner says the bike starts and runs very well and is a lovely bike to ride. Note: It should be noted that the engine number in the logbook is 2584 which differs from the engine stampings.Comes with – a current V5C, over £1,500 worth of receipts for ancillary restoration parts alone and some photographs.

A large linen-backed 1920s map of Bury St Edmunds and the surrounding areas, printed and published by The Director General at the Ordnance Survey Office, Southampton, 1926 (some tears to paper and basic repairs), housed on wall mounted roller fixing

An Edwardian mahogany single door glazed music cabinet, w.60cm; together with a brass standard lamp, having a hinged adjustable arm and square galleried central platform; and a further mahogany two-tier fold-over baize lined roller tea trolley (3)

A vintage cast iron garden lawn roller

Wooden cigar roller by Karl Hart No 34163 and now contains 20 glass test tubes for floral display

A metal roller shuttle

An Edwardian perpetual desk calendar and one other, largest approximately 17 cm (h). [2]Condition Report: Mahogany cased example has some losses to the case, a small split to one side and the date roll has become detached from one roller, the other has some loss to the paint in areas, the case is starting to separate to one side.

Late 19th/early 20th century cabinet roller organ by The Autophone Co, Ithaca NY, in a part glazed and decorated case, together with a box of cylinders, cabinet 43cm wide x 29cm high x 38cm deep

A charm in the form of a road roller 9ct – 2.9 gms

Mamod steam roller

An early 20th-century walnut-cased tabletop polyphon, and twelve (20.5 cm diameter) disks. 25.5 cm wide x 25.5 cm long x 14 cm deep.The movement winds and a ratchet sound is audible.The controls seem to make no difference to the mechanism and the movement only runs when the roller arm that locates over the disc is loosened or removed and then replaced in position.The movement runs for a little while and then stops.This item will require work to make good.Here is a link to two short videos of the item being wound and one of it working to its full extent.https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1L1_7C1_7BNbmSsAGKEuO9uWgZrW8jPFe?usp=sharing

A silver 'Graffiti X' earring and brooch/pendant suite, by Tiffany & Co., designed by Paloma Picasso, the earrings with post and hinged omega fittings, the brooch/pendant with a concealed bale, pin and roller catch, marked 1985 Tiffany & Co, sterling, with Paloma Picasso facsimile signature, 22.24g total (3)Condition ReportSurface marks/scratches/tarnish.

A 9ct gold citrine and cultured pearl cluster brooch, by Cropp & Farr, an oval mixed cut citrine, claw set, to surround of alternating cultured pearls and round mixed cut citrines, with pin and roller catch, Birmingham 1961, 31 x 25mm, 9.04gCondition ReportMinor abrasions/facet junction wear to the principal citrine.Minor surface marks/scratches to gold.

A 9ct gold sapphire and diamond set bird brooch,in the form of a pheasant, grain set with brilliant cut diamonds, and with square step cut sapphires channel set to the tail, with pin and roller catch, import hallmark London 1991, 46mm wide, 3.16gCondition ReportSurface reaching inclusions to some of the diamonds.No apparent damage or repairs.

A silver plique-à-jour enamel, ruby and marcasite bird brooch, in the form of a bird's head, with green and violet plique-à-jour enamel to the head, to ruby and marcasite set eye, holding a rub set ruby in the beak, with pin and roller catch, marked 925, tested as approximately sterling silver, 60mm wide, 7.33gCondition ReportThe rubies are possibly fracture filled.The rubies are glued in place, and some are glued in at an angle.Some surface marks/scratches/tarnish to silver.

A silver plique-à-jour enamel and ruby cat brooch/pendant, with green, yellow and red plique-à-jour enamel to the body, to ruby set eyes and a marcasite set bowtie, with pin, roller catch and concealed suspension loop, marked 925, tested as approximately sterling silver, 40 x 23mm, 8.30gCondition ReportThe rubies are possibly fracture filled.The rubies are glued in place.Some surface marks/scratches/tarnish to silver.

A 9ct gold bird brooch, possibly a sparrow with a ruby set eye, to pin and roller catch, London 2006, 25mm wide, 2.88gCondition ReportMinor surface marks/scratches.Surface reaching inclusions to the eye.

A 9ct gold opal, sapphire and ruby butterfly brooch,one opal deficient, to pin and roller catch, London, common control mark, 42mm wide, 4.67gCondition ReportOne opal missing. Minor surface marks/scratches.

A collection of Scottish silver jewellery, by Caithness Jewellery,all with set with millefiori glass cabochons by Paul Ysart, to include two pairs of cufflinks, with swivel fittings, Edinburgh 1972 and 1973, both with original boxes, a brooch with roller catch and metal pin, Edinburgh 1973, and a pendant suspended on a curb link chain with bolt ring clasp, Edinburgh 1972, 64.32g total (6)Condition ReportMinor surface marks/scratches/tarnish to silver.Some corrosion/rust to the brooch pin.

A Victorian diamond set oval cluster brooch/pendant, c.1880,with an old European cut diamond in a cut down collet at the centre. A pierced open star border of graduated old European cut diamonds, with a series of open petal shapes. A cushion shaped old European cut diamond in a cut down collet at the centre of each open petal, with graduated cushion shaped diamonds grain set to the petal tips. All set in silver and backed in gold, with a scalloped gold gallery, fold down bale and a detachable brooch fitting. Tested as sterling silver and approximately 9ct gold. 39 x 35mm, 17.17gCondition ReportDiamonds bright and lively. A little dirty and dusty. A later roller catch to the brooch fitting. Although detachable, this may be a later brooch fitting. Principal diamond measures approximately 5.40 x 3.73mm. Estimated as approximately 0.70ct. Assessed as approximately: Colour H-I Clarity SI1-SI2 No fluorescence Remaining diamonds estimated as approximately 4.00ct total. Assessed as approximately: Colour SI1-I1 Clarity H-J

A 9ct gold brooch, of openwork foliate form, with pin and roller catch, import hallmark London 1969, 35mm diameter, 6.75gCondition ReportPin very slightly bent.

A 9ct gold fern spray brooch, with pin and roller catch, import hallmark London 1979, 60mm long, 4.18gCondition ReportMinor surface marks/scratches.

A 9ct gold diamond and cultured pearl spray brooch,with pin and roller catch, import hallmark London, possibly 1961, 50mm wide, 5.26gCondition ReportMinor surface marks/scratches/tarnish.Date letter difficult to make out.

30'' DIA METAL LAWN ROLLER

20 Bore Double Barrel Flintlock Sporting Gun c.1820, stub twist re-browned barrels with gold inlaid breech lines, half stocked, engraved stepped lockplates, 1 indistinctly signed, rainproof pans, ramped roller bearing frizzen springs, platinum lined vents, iron furniture, chequered small, vacant silver escutcheon, silver throat pipe and barrel wedge plates. Barrels 75cms, 116cms. Fair condition, locks and furniture with some medium to heavy pitting, well worn overall.

A GRANITE ROLLER IN A FIELD WITH WOOD BEHIND Unsigned acrylic on board, 92 x 123cm, another, SMALLS COVE, SALCOMBE, 62 x 92cm and one other, (3).

20TH CENTURY TIN PLATE VEHICLE TOYS - having friction and clockwork operation, 11 items to include an Eastern European 1927 road roller, boxed, B S H International Express friction locomotive, 40cms L, boxed, Hungarian motorcycle and rider, boxed, G D R Cola delivery man in car, boxed, two tin plate MG sports cars, two Corgi Diecast vehicles, two German tin plate Christmas decoration toys and a boxed set of antique reproduction game cards

MATCHBOX DIECAST MODELS OF YESTERYEAR - early examples and Limited Edition vehicles, almost all in original boxes/packaging, Limited Editions include Y S-38 Rolls Royce armoured car, Y-19 Fowler Showmans x 2, Y-9 Leyland 3 tonne, Y-16 Scania post bus, Y-12 Stevenson's Rocket, Y-10 Diddler trolley bus, Y-21 Aveling-Porter steam roller

A Wilesco 'Old Smoky' steam roller traction engine length 32cm

Maxwell Toys No.502 Road Roller, four examples, red, green, yellow and teal, in original boxes, VG-E, boxes F-VG, one with incorrect colour spot (4)

Tri-ang Minic Tinplate & Plastic Vehicles, including tinplate clockwork 33M Steam Roller, 15M Petrol Tanker, 78M American Jeep, plastic clockwork 104M Standard Vanguard, 98M Austin A40 Saloon and an unpowered plastic Ford Tudor with push button in rear window, possibly from the Minic 3153 Maintenance Presentation Set, F-VG (6)

Playworn Dinky diecast models to include 434 Crash Truck, 251 Aveling Barford Diesel Roller, 970 Jones Fleetmaster, 972 20 Ton Lorry-Mounted Crane and 289 Routemaster Bus (5)

AN UNBOXED PALITOY TINY TOYS DOLL, with a smaller Palitoy vinyl baby doll and similar unmarked doll, with a pair of size 7 'Pathfinder Marathon' ice skates by W.H. Fagan & Son and a pair of size 9 'Roller Derby' roller skating boots, both pairs of boots are complete but have seen some wear and use

FOUR SASH CLAMPS (UNBRANDED) along with a pair of SFR phoenix quad roller skates in carry bag with No fear elbow and knee pads

A Boxed Mamod Steam Roller. Appears to have never been used.

An Edison electric pen, having a nickel-plated flywheel stamped 'Patented Aug 15 1876' and electric motor formed by two electromagnetic coils enclosed by a black painted and gilt lined cast iron frame, all over a textured shaft and oscillating steel stylus. 14cm ***The first electric copy machine, and probably the first practical application of the electric motor. Edison invented the electric pen as a means to produce copies of his correspondence and notes. A small electric motor operates a tiny needle in a rapid up/down motion, producing a series of small holes as the operator writes on specially treated paper. Later, a roller was used to press ink through the holes, producing duplicates of the original document. It was quickly surpassed by the typewriter but has gained notoriety as the predecessor to tattoo machines. Samuel O'Reilly discovered that Edison's oscillating pen could be used to inject ink into the skin and in 1891 he patented an add-on ink reservoir and supply tube for this use. Soon after, Thomas Riley of London improved the Edison/O'Reilly rotary version by patenting a single coil machine constructed from a modified doorbell. However, the Edison electric pen is widely regarded as the first 'modern' tattooing device.

McIntosh tristor table, the rectangular swivel top opening to a larger surface area with interior storage above two pull-out side tables, raised on roller feet [56x88x48.5cm]

Ironcrete vintage garden roller

A Mamod steam roller

Two pairs of roller skates

A Quantity of Toys and Games, including children's 'The Quality Tool Set', Diana roller skates, Texas Instruments Touch and Tell, Soccer Maze, Airfix Betta Bilda, wooden football rattle clacker, etc:- Two Boxes

Two 19" cast roller rings with raised edges.

Two 19" cast roller rings with raised edges.

A vintage stone garden roller and garden rake.

A lamp base, a nylon roller, music boats and two music bags.

Two roller blinds 55" x 63" from 'Ikea.'

A Griffin and George limited cast roller pulley 1842.

Two roller stands and handle bar.

W.-Germ. Fahrer u. Beifahrerin mit Hund auf Roller, Friktion (intakt). (Bespielt). L. 20 cm.

MAMOD STEAM ROLLER S.R. 1A,boxed

An old garden roller by T. Green & Son

Blake (William, 1757-1827). The Eagle (A Series of Ballads [by William Hayley], Number 2), 1st edition, Chichester: Printed by Seagrave... for W. Blake, Felpham, 1802, 9 leaves: full-page engraved frontispiece printed by Blake, with imprint 'Published July 1 1802 by W Blake Felpham' ,and 16 pages of text (signatures D-E4) on pale cream thick wove paper (watermarked 1802), including two further plates engraved and printed by Blake: a head-piece and tail-piece at the beginning and end of the printed text, original tissue-guard to each plate, light paper toning, untrimmed, stitched as issued in pale blue paper wrappers, with printed title to upper cover, some minor fraying to edges of covers and extreme sheet edges, light spotting and marks to covers, slim 4to (29.5 x 23.5 cm)QTY: (1)NOTE:Bentley 466.6; Easson & Essick, William Blake: Book Illustrator VI, 6; Bindman, The Complete Graphic Works of William Blake, 391.Frontispiece and two illustrations to the second in a series of animal ballads written by Blake's patron William Hayley and published in parts by Blake in 1802. The letterpress was printed by Seagrave, printer in Chichester, with the engravings printed by Blake and his wife Catherine on their own roller press at the cottage in Felpham, Sussex where the Blakes had moved in 1800. Hayley wrote the ballads in an attempt to help Blake make money through the sale of the illustrated work, but the scheme seems to have been a financial failure for which Blake bore most of the costs. This first quarto edition of the animal ballads was followed in 1805 by an octavo edition (in an attempt to recover costs).

Tinplate: A collection of vintage tinplate clockwork toys to include American Football Player by Fuji(mm) Japan, Steam Roller made in Romania, Walking Brown Bear by Wells, Gt Britain (no key) , Fido the Walking Dog (no key) , Jumping Dog, Japan. All working and boxed. Please study pictures.

A vintage push hoe with ridger and plough attachments and front roller

Matchbox Moko Lesney Regular Wheels Models, 1a Diesel Road Roller dark green, straight canopy ends, good condition, A-type box fair, writing on top, creases, flaps loose/missing; No 2 Muir Hill site dumper, grey metal wheels, good condition, box good with writing and 3a Cement Mixer light blue, good condition, A-type box fair, creases and lacks outer flap; No. 6 Tipper Truck in orange, good condition, box good, one inner flap loose, writing to side and No. 7 Horse Drawn Milk Float orange body with white driver, crates, logo, and metal wheels, model and box in good condition, writing on box (5)

An Elizabeth II silver roller ball pen, Birmingham, 1959, E Baker & Son, together with a matching propelling pencil