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Lot 457

6 boxes of vintage Airfix model kits. 4 Airfix HO-OO scale. Airfix U.S Paratroops Model Figures. Airfix German Mountain Troops Model Figures. 1 empty Airfix HO-OO scale box.

Lot 448

3 boxes of vintage Airfix WWII soldiers. Airfix Ghurkas, 1/32 scale. 2 boxes of Airfix Military Series Australian Infantry, 29 pieces each and 1 extra.

Lot 459D

2 boxes of vintage Airfix Military History Series Waterloo French Infantry and French Grenadiers of the Imperial Guard 1815. 29 32nd scale figures.

Lot 459C

2 boxes of vintage Airfix Military History Series Waterloo British Infantry and Highland Infantry. 29 32nd scale figures.

Lot 458

4 boxes of vintage Airfix model kits. Airfix Modern British Infantry, 1/32 scale model. Airfix Modern German Infantry, 1/32 scale model. Airfix HO-OO scale Gun Emplacement. Airfix German Mountain Troops.

Lot 441

A vintage Airfix British Infantry Model Figures. 28 pieces. 1/32 scale. Original box.

Lot 456

3 boxes of vintage Airfix HO-OO scale soldiers. Airfix Union Infantry. Airfix Civil War Artillery. Airfix Arabs.

Lot 601

A Tamiya Riko Ford F 150 Ranger XLT radio control pick up truck with box. 1/10 scale. Remote and charger included.

Lot 459E

8 boxes of vintage Airfix HO-OO scale British military soldiers. 2 boxes of Airfix American War of Independence British Grenadiers. 3 boxes of Airfix Waterloo British Artillery, 1 unopened. An Airfix Waterloo Cavalry Hussars. Airfix Waterloo British Infantry. Airfix Model Figures Waterloo British Infantry.

Lot 446

2 boxes of vintage Airfix WWII German model soldiers. Airfix German Mountain Troops, 1/32 model kit. Airfix German Paratroops, 1:32 scale model.

Lot 453

6 boxes of vintage Airfix HO-OO scale soldiers. Airfix WWII German Infantry. 2 boxes of Airfix Afrika Korps. Airfix WWI German Infantry. Airfix WWII German Infantry. Airfix WWI German Infantry.

Lot 444

A vintage Airfix Military Series British Infantry Support Group. 17 32nd scale figures. 58 pieces of equipment.

Lot 253

A STAINLESS 'OYSTER PERPETUAL AIR-KING' WRISTWATCH, BY ROLEX, CIRCA 2017 31-jewel Cal-3131 automatic movement, model 116900, the black dial with a combination of 3, 6 and 9 numerals marking the hours and a minute scale for navigational time readings, with Mercedes luminous hands, the dial and movement signed, on an oyster bracelet with deployment signed clasp, serial no. 5H35A095, accompanied with authenticity card and booklets, with maker's travelling pouch, case 39mm

Lot 15

A DIAMOND 'FORCE 10' BRACELET, BY FRED PARIS The 18K gold buckle pavé-set with brilliant-cut diamonds, with interchangeable green or red woven steel sailing cable, signed Fred, numbered, with maker's mark for 'FP' for Fred Paris, with maker's case, length 17cm Striking a balance between timeless tradition and contemporary flair, the renowned French heritage jeweller FRED is celebrated for its distinctively classic yet innovative aesthetic and unparalleled craftsmanship. Founded in 1936 by Fred Samuel, the brand embodies his vision of integrating Jewellery seamlessly into everyday life, a philosophy that continues to shape FRED's design ethos. Born in 1908 in Argentina to a family deeply involved in the diamond, pearl, and multi-coloured stone trade, Samuel cultivated a passion for cultured pearls and emerged as a trailblazer in the industry. Influenced by the maritime landscapes and vibrant hues of his Argentine upbringing, his designs exuded a vivid vitality. Evolving into a globally recognized and innovative Jewellery brand, FRED maintains its distinct allure while expanding boutiques worldwide. In 2012, the brand reintroduced its iconic Force 10 collection, featuring the FRED Force 10 bracelet in white gold. Drawing inspiration from Samuel's passion for sailing, the original 1960s designs were pioneering pieces crafted to appeal to both men and women. Reflecting its maritime roots, the bracelet, named after the formidable gale-force wind, is characterized by a fibre cable coiled around the wrist, imbuing it with a robust, industrial aesthetic. The 1960s marked a seismic shift in societal norms, including attitudes towards fashion and personal expression. Jewellery became a means of self-expression and empowerment. The era witnessed a move away from the conservative styles of the past, with many embracing bold and avant-garde designs, Jewellery became a symbol of liberation and individuality. Weares began to favour unconventional materials, eschewing the opulent and restrictive styles of previous decades. During a dinner with his crew, Henri Samuel discovered a piece of his boat's halyard in his pocket, which needed replacing due to its imminent breakage. Playfully, he fastened it with a cable tie around the wrist of his wife, Béatrice. Upon returning to Paris, he tasked his workshop manager with finding a way to embellish the steel halyard with a simple gold clasp. A week later, the inaugural Force 10 bracelet was born. Henri christened it Force 10 to symbolize the resilience of love, capable of withstanding all challenges, as well as the power of wind, measured on the Beaufort scale ranging from 0 to 12. Force 10 represents a storm wind, with only force 11, denoting a violent storm, and force 12, indicating a hurricane, surpassing it. Thus, marrying gold and steel, Force 10 epitomizes a jewel designed to endure all conditions, unlike conventional gold Jewellery. Henri Samuel encapsulated this transformation, stating, When a man of the sea becomes a jeweller, he converts a maritime cable into a gold and steel bracelet. Wearing Force 10 signifies a bold statement of style and courage for individuals of driven and passionate temperament, for those who refuse to be constrained by the limitations of the horizon. As it turns 58, the FRED Force 10 bracelet boasts versatility, offering a myriad of styling options for everyday wear, tailored to individual preferences. Timeless yet contemporary, its unisex design effortlessly complements diverse personalities. FRED's innovative fusion of braided steel sailing cable with a gold buckle, once perceived as contrasting materials, revolutionized jewellery craftsmanship. This avant-garde creation sparked a collection that exudes both casual elegance and glamour. Building upon its original creative boldness, FRED infuses the collection with versatility and a vibrant palette of lively colours. Force 10 is undoubtedly the emblematic bracelet of the Fred Jewellery house. “The passion for the sea and sailing is hereditary in the Samuel family. It will find another way of deploying itself in a jewel destined to become one of the emblems of the house: the force 10 bracelet” Fred Samuel Mémoires d'un joailier, 1992.

Lot 112

A Quantity of predominantly 1:76th Scale White Metal Model Kits, Military Vehicle Kits Noted.

Lot 232

Thirteen 'Z' Scale Outline Continental Lineside Buildings Kits mostly by Kibri, Vollmer, unchecked for completeness of all parts, boxed.

Lot 115

A quantity of predominantly 1:76th scale lineside diecast and plastic model vehicles, all loose.

Lot 172

A quantity of HO Scale plastic lineside vehicles by Wiking, Herpa and other, mostly in original packaging.

Lot 211

A Collection of Predominantly Outline Continental HO Scale Lineside Accessories and Kit Components, mostly by Ladeguter Bauer and bagged.

Lot 203

Two Jaegerndorfer Manuel Operated Model Cable Car/Gondolas. Together with a Corgi 1:18th Scale MGB, boxed.

Lot 174

Approximately Twenty Five 1:76th Scale Plastic and Diecast Lineside Model Vehicles by Classix, Oxford, Corgi and other boxed.

Lot 133

A Quantity of HO Scale Plastic Lineside Building/Accessories Kits, Predominantly by Faller, all unchecked for completeness, boxed.

Lot 210

A quantity of predominantly 1:76th Scale Diecast and Plastic Model Lineside Vehicles by EFE, Oxford and other, playworn, all unboxed.

Lot 7

1;76 scale EFE buses, boxed, various liveries, approx. 30

Lot 29

1:76 scale boxed omnibus buses by Corgi, EFE, Gilbert etc, approx. 25

Lot 212

Approximately Eighteen 'N' Scale Plastic/Diecast Lineside Model Vehicles mostly by Oxford, sometimes cased.

Lot 97

1:76 scale white metal kits from B.W. Models, approx. 30

Lot 84

1:76 scale boxed omnibus busses from EFE, Corgi etc, approx. 25

Lot 178

A quantity of "OO" Scale white metal/plastic model lineside kits and accessories by Langley and other including Scammell Routemaster Tipper, mostly in original packaging.

Lot 130

Approximately Twenty Five 1:76th Scale Diecast Model Buses, mostly by EFE, boxed.

Lot 234

A Collection of Marklin Mini-Club 'Z' Scale Lineside Accesories and Track Sections, mostly in original packaging, boxed.

Lot 4

1:76 scale EFE buses, boxed, various liveries, approx. 30

Lot 204

Two Proto 2000 Series HO Scale Outline American SD7 Locomotives, untested, boxed.

Lot 241

A Pola "G" Scale #908 Weather Proofed Model Covered Platform Kit, boxed.LOT UNCHECKED FOR FULL COMPLETENESS

Lot 161

Diecast commercial vehicles of various scale from EFE, Matchbox, Day's Gone, etc. approx. 25

Lot 1

1:76 scale boxed omnibus buses various makers approx. thirty five, cased.

Lot 124

Approximately Twenty 1:76th Scale Diecast Model Buses by EFE and Corgi, Boxed.

Lot 216

A Quantity of "OO" Scale Lineside Buildings and Accesories by Hornby, Bachmann and other including Skaledale Baptist Church, GWR Signal Box, occasionally boxed.

Lot 52

HO scale rolling stock mainly American from Walthers, Roundhouse, Atheann etc, boxed, approx. 35

Lot 135

Eleven Outline Continental HO Scale Plastic Model Lineside Buildings and Accessories by Vollmer, Kibri and other, unchecked, boxed.

Lot 138

Approximately Twenty Five 1:76th Scale Lineside Diecast Model Vehicles by EFE, Oxford and other, boxed.

Lot 184

A quantity of HO Scale plastic model lineside vehicles by Wiking, Herpa, sometimes boxed.

Lot 131

Approximately Twelve HO Scale Plastic Model Lineside Buildings/Accessories Kits by Kibri and other, all unchecked for completeness, Boxed.

Lot 215

A quantity of 'N' Scale Lineside accessories by Hornby, Peco, Ratio and other including Hornby Lyddle End Old Green Cottages, mostly in original packaging.

Lot 222

A Quantity of 'N' and 'Z' Scale Lineside Accessories by Graham Farish, Herpa, Preiser and other to include Building Site Details, Trackside Workers, Platform Sections, People.

Lot 348

A large collection of Die-cast scale model helicopters in blister packs

Lot 382

An 1/18 scale 1953 Ford F1 Truck (box a.f), other larger boxed vehicles

Lot 361

Corgi; DC Comics, 1940's Batmobile 1/16th scale model

Lot 360

Corgi DC comics, 1/16th scale models in boxes 'Batcycle' and 'The Robin Cycle' (boxes worn)

Lot 357

A collection of 1/18 approx. scale models of metal cars by Maisto and others inc. Pontiac etc

Lot 340

A collection of large 1/18 scale metal vehicles, Maisto, Burago etc

Lot 381

A Joyride Motorcycle and a selection of large 1/18 scale cars etc

Lot 347

A large collection of diecast scale models of helicopters in blister packs etc. Amer.com and other collections including Mil MI 24 Hind Sikorsky CH-53/MH-53

Lot 323

Six Britians 1:32 scale vehicles, Land Rover Defender, 1CX Skid Steer, Wright Rain Irrigation Drum, Manure Spreader, Forage Harvester, and another 

Lot 322

Five boxed Britians 1:32 scale vehicles boxed, Ford 2120 Tractor, Milk Marque Tanker, Round Baler, Disc Harrow, Kverneland Bale Wrapper all boxed

Lot 356

A collection of 1/18 scale car models by Maisto and others

Lot 362

Hot Wheels Batman Returns Batmobile 1/18th scale in original box

Lot 351

A larger scale Thunderbird 1 model and Thunderbird 2 models and a collection of WWII die-cast plane models some loose, some boxed

Lot 341

A collection of Burago and other 1/18 scale metal car models

Lot 342

Five 1/18 scale metal car models in original packaging, Motor Max Premier collection, Hotwheels, etc (boxes worn)

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