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Click here to subscribeA CMC Exclusive Models No. M-036 Mercedes Benz 1954 Renntransporter car transporter 1/18 scale comprising of blue body with bare metal parts, ramps and accessories, model appears unopened in the original polystyrene packaging with model leaflet tools and information certificate housed in the outer box packaging (M,BNM)
A circa 1870's to 1880's fan, with ivory monture, the guards deeply carved with scrolling tendrils and leaves, the gorge painted in pastel green and subtle colours, depicting a garden with trellis construction, flowers, and perched and flying birds. The silk leaf is painted with an unusual scene of Cupid holding aloft a large heart, with a young lady aiming a bow and arrow with fair accomplishment, watched by her companion and another cherub, both also holding bows. The scene is bordered with Brussels needle and bobbin lace applied to net, the border mainly leaves of bobbin lace, some needle lace floral sprays to the centre in small scale designs. The verso is of cream silk, and marked to the left for ''Duvelleroy, London''. Guard length 10.5 inches or 27cm. A large late 19th century bone fan, the guards and gorge carved and pierced, the leaf of cream silk overlaid with Brussels bobbin lace, with the usual floral motifs supplemented by some which appear to be daffodils. The verso is plain. Contained in a card fan box, the lid of which is shattered. Guard length 13.5 inches or 34.5cm. A late 19th century pink mother-of-pearl fan, the monture carved and pierced, silvered and gilded. The leaf, of Brussels bobbin lace, is formed for the insertion of two gauze panels, the larger scene one of cherubs picking flowers, one presenting them to a lady, the side vignette showing another cherub, resting after his labours, being watched by two others from behind a wall. Signed indistinctly J Couson. Guard length 10.5 inches or 27 cm. T/w a cream card fan box, unlabelled. A circa 1850's mother-of-pearl fan, with double paper lithographed leaf, the monture carved and pierced, gilded and silvered. The recto shows a gentle scene of couples walking in a garden, one man being introduced to a lady by her suitor, others considering buying posies from a small girl. Three other couples relax, one reading, the other ladies clearly the object of protestations of love. A small dog scampers amongst them. The verso shows a similar scene of couples at leisure, two ladies holding open fans. Guard length 10.5 inches or 27cm. An empty cream silk covered fan box marked to the inside lid, in gold, with ''Duvelleroy, London, 167 Regent Street (5) . Fan 1, the monture is sound but the silk is splitting on several folds, recto/verso. Fan 2, the upper guard is broken down by the rivet, all sections present. The lace is in good condition albeit a little grubby. Box lid shattered. Fan 3 is in poor condition with both guards broken. The gorge sticks are generally intact but many are broken off from the bone ribs. Brown glue residue is evident on the lace where a clumsy repair has been attempted. One major split to the gauze in both vignettes. Fan 4 has one broken guard and several broken gorge sticks, with brown glue residue from previous attempts at repair. The fan box does not fit any of the fans without boxes.
A rare WWII Second World War Nazi German Third Reich publicaction ' Militargeographische Angaben uber England: Bildheft England insegesamt (3 Auflage) ' published by the German General Staff, Berlin September 1940. In green card covers size. 177 pages. A visual guide to England from the air, with 174 black and white photographs which appear to focus on aerial views of harbours, ports, coastal features, industry, rivers and country landmarks. Excludes London. Headed 'Not For Public Distribution' Along with Great Britain Road Map published by the German General Staff, Berlin July 1940. On paper which has been folded, size 100 by 68 cm. Scale 1:1,000,000. Key gives details of various road surfaces and grades, plus population of towns down to those under 5,000 inhabitants. Includes the instruction that this is not for public distribution.
A large incredibly well detailed scratch plastic / resin built model of a WWII Second World War Third Reich German Nazi Party Military Panzer Tiger Tank MK III. Turret lifts of and outer body separates to reveal highly detailed inner showing engines and interior parts. Model possibly 1/24 scale and measures 55cm long including gun.
A rare original WWI First World War soldier's Trench map. Herzeele and Winnezeele, edition 1a France and Belgium Sheet Local 27 NE (western half), published by Field Survey Company RE , code 9201, dated 22.8.18. Trenches corrected from information received up to 20.6.18 according to information in the top l/h corner. Scale 1:20,000. On folding linen. Size 58 by 46.5 cm. Owner’s name and rank to reverse. The owner served in the Durham Light Infantry and the Northumberland Fusiliers and was wounded in France. Along with: The Western Front: Drawings by Muirhead Bone, published by authority of the British War Office by Country Life, London 1916-17. 1st edition. In stiff cloth-covered boards size 31 by 32 cm. 206 pages. With an introduction by Sir Douglas Haig. Over 100 black & white and sepia engravings and 70 colour plates. Bone was one of the senior official war artists and he seems to have been given a wide range of subjects to portray, from life in and behind the trenches to the Home Fleet; the shipyards of the Clyde and aircraft factories in Britain. The book appears to have published as a way of bringing together a series of separate monthly art works by Bone that Country Life produced from December 1916 through to October 1917.
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