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Lot 378
Six wristwatches, a gentleman's Tudor Oyster shock resisting watch, 28cm silvered dial alternating arabics and batons, luminous hands and red sweep seconds hand, stainless steel case numbered 408192, a Rotary 9 carat rose gold watch, four other watches, a set of six silver rat tail design coffee spoons halmarked Chester 1917, three boxed silver proof £1 coins, etc.
Lot 777
An Art Deco gold plated and steel backed gentleman's wristwatch, bowed rectangular dial with cream matte finish, gold Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial, Clifford Watch Co, with seven jewels, movement, on a brown pig skin strap, note: appears to be in working condition, together with a lady's 18k gold cased Rotary wristwatch, circular silvered dial, gold batons, case number 161608, 2g, on a yellow metal bracelet, a Rotary Citizen Quartz gold plated lady's wristwatch, and four further gentleman's wristwatches, a Rotary Incabloc with black strap, an Avia Incabloc with brown strap, a stainless steel Seiko Quartz SQ day-date, and an Accurist Alarm Chronograph W R 50, on brown strap, with instruction booklet. (7)
Lot 809
A group of five 9ct gold rings comprising a ring banded with three rows of diamonds, size M, 4.2g, a ring set with cubic zirconia, size P, 2g, a ring set with a central white stone in a square setting, size J, 1.6g, a ring set with marquise cut paste, size 1.5, 3g. and a scroll set citrine dress ring, size 1.5, 3.4g, 13.7g total weight for all the rings, together with a lady's Rotary wristwatch, having a waisted case to the the rectangular face, Roman Numerals and blued steel hands. (6)
Lot 1292
Railway interest: R W URIE (1854 - 1937), Locomotive Engineer for the London and South Western Railway Company: a hand-drawn, finely painted retirement citation dated 1923 from The London and South Western Railway Company to 'Robert Wallace Urie Esq. M.I.M.E'., the inscription beneath a cartouche enclosing a watercolour picture of a 736 class L.S.W.R., locomotive, and signed at the base by various Railway staff and set within a detailed floral border, produced by Waterlow & Sons Ltd, London Wall, EC2, framed, approx. size 26in x 20in (66cm x 51cm) excluding frame. This is being sold together with a large collection of Mr R W Urie's own personal papers contained within a small black metal tin trunk, including several note books, the first, a school exercise book dated 1870, this includes rough technical drawings showing rotary engine, coal washing machine, expansion valve, together with notes and equations. Later note books include detailed lists of locomotives and costings of locomotives. The rest of the paperwork mostly relates to his employment as Locomotive Engineer for the London and South Western Railway Company, including his letter of appointment (6th December 1912), letter of congratulations on his appointment from other staff members - Mechanical Engineers Shops Dept (10th December 1912) he seems to have been much liked and held in great esteem for treating subordinates with such kindness and thoughtfulness, as well as for his professional abilities. There are his typed-up notes for a talk that he gave to The London and South Western Railway Engineering Society; in this document the death of Urie's predecessor (Duguld Drummond) is referred to. Also in the presentation are several references to future developments in engineering - electrical and diesel motors. Urie designed improvements in Steam Superheaters used in the engine design; these improvements are referred to within the presentation as a way of making the steam railway engines more efficient, thus negating the need for developments in Electric and Diesel engines. There is a copy of the legal application to 'patent' the specification of Urie's 'Eastleigh' superheater (3rd September 1914); this includes technical drawings and Urie's handwritten notes to the solicitor. Included in the handwritten notes are Urie's indignant and terse response to, what appears to be, a questioning about the originality of Urie's superheater design, Other items include photographs of some of his engines, a blue print, a zinc printing plate showing the design of his Superheater, magazines, other letters, etc. (a lot)
Lot 409
Tag Heuer 'Professional 2000' gentleman's wrist watch, the silver dial with illuminous baton markers and hands, with numerals to the bezel and date aperture, upon a Tag Heuer stainless steel strap; together with a further Rotary gentleman's stainless steel wrist watch, with rectangular silver dials, Roman numerals and date aperture (2)
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