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Lot 1315
BATTLE OF BRITAIN AIR MINISTRY R.A.F. SCAMBLE BELL, the bronze bell with remnants of a coating of red paint throughout, with crown suspension, stamped below with 'crown, A. M. and dated 1940', 31cm high The Battle of Britain was a major military campaign of the Second World War in which the Royal Air Force and the Fleet Air Arm of the Royal Navy defended the United Kingdom against large scale attacks by Nazi Germany's air force. The British officially recognise the battle's duration as being from 10th July - 31st October 1940.
Lot 144
Two Original Classics models comprising 1:18 scale Denis F8 fire engine with certificate no.397/5000 and 1:24 scale Bedford OB Coach with certificate no.65/500, three boxed Corgi models comprising 31002 National Benzole, 33201 Finglands and D949/27 Bedford Type OB Coach and further Lledo Days Gone examples.Additional InformationBoxes generally worn, contents appear as new but prospective bidders must judge contents from illustrations and to request additional if necessary in order to satisfy themselves as to the condition and contents of the lot prior to bidding.
Lot 146
A collection of fourteen Italian historical series model horses and carriages, with four Bygone Age scale model pewter horses, comprising Monmouthshire wagon and Cart Horse (including harness), both unopened, and two plough horses (opened), with two Lord of the Ring; Return of the King figures, one of Aragorn, the other of Gandalf.
Lot 175
A miscellany of predominantly OO gauge boxed and loose carriages and wagons including a Bachmann 33-852 30 ton Bogie bulster wagon, a 33-900 54 ton Bogie well wagon, a 33-250 24 ton ore wagon and a 33-100 seven plank wagon Hickleton with five Daypol wagons and eleven Airfix OO and HO gauge scale models.Additional InformationThe boxed items appear to be generally fine, the boxes with general wear. The loose items with medium to heavy wear throughout. There is a boxed Graham Farish model which is purely the inside of a loco, no external cover. The Airfix models appear to be generally unmade but we cannot guarantee that all components are there.
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