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Lot 201
*Circa 1930 Rolls-Royce Phantom II. A scratch-built (18th scale?) model, possibly used as a coachbuilder's model, and well-constructed, possessing interior fittings, steering wheel, spoked wheels, treaded rubber tyres, headlamps, axles, road springs and plated radiator, in need of refurbishment, but a delight, 12 ins (31 cm) long, 4 1/2 ins (11 cm) wide (1)
Lot 311
*Great Western Railway. [G.W.]R. & M.R. (Joint) New Station at Cinderford, Engineers' Office, Paddington, 1898, a series of pen and ink and watercolour technical drawings (Drawing Number 11) showing elevations, waiting room, ladies room, etc., scale 8 feet to an inch, initialled and dated lower left, some browning, creases, soiling and edge tears including loss to upper left, 69 x 95 cm, framed and glazed, together with two photo litho reprints of large GWR plans, all framed and glazed (3)
Lot 313
*Model Rail. A collection of model rail comprising 28 boxed Lima Models, including coaches and rolling stock plus two large Lima Inter City sets, 14 boxed Horny 00 gauge scale model including 5 L.M.S. Coach Full Third, LNER Class A4 Loco 'Seagull' and BR Class 47 Diesel 'Mammoth', 9 Palitoy Mainline Railways 00 Gauge boxed models including 4-6-4 Jubilee Class 6P Locomotive B.R. Green, Manor Class, Rebuilt Patriot Class etc plus various unboxed models (3 cartons)
Lot 324
*Scale Model. A good wooden scale model of the German ship Elbe 1, 101.5cm long x 68.5cm high, housed under a wooden and glass display case Elbe 1 was built for the authorities of the waterways around Cuxhaven to replace the original Elbe 1 which was sunk in 1936. She was in service from 1943 but later deliberately sunk in Papenburg Harbour by German officers who wanted to stop her from falling in to enemy hands. After the war she was raised again but she wasn't completed until 1948. During her service she had 50 collisions and was decommissioned in 1988. (1)
Lot 325
*Scale Model. A good shipbuilders 1/100 scale model of S.S. "Vacuum Pioneer", 79 cm long, housed in a floor standing teak and glass display cabinet This model was made by the Scottish Marine Model Company for the Builders - the Grange Mouth Dockyard Company who presented the model to the Board of Directors of the Vacuum Oil Company at a dinner on 18 December 1952, at which time the ship's hull was named. A Mrs J. Blake Middleton was a sponsor. The model resided in the Boardroom of Vacuum Oil until gifted on retirement to the Director. (1)
Lot 453
Corgi Toys Gift Set 15 Silverstone Racing Layout, contains: 150S Vanwall; 152S BRM with racing number 1; 154 Ferrari; 215S Ford Thunderbird; 304S Mercedes-Benz 300SL Hardtop Roadster in chrome; 309 Aston Martin Competition Model; 417S Land Rover Breakdown Truck. Most models appear repainted in reproduction boxes. Set also includes Corgi Kits and Scale Figures: 602 AA & RAC Telephone Boxes; two 603 Silverstone Pits; 604 Silverstone Press Box; 605 Silverstone Timekeeper's Box; 1501 Racing Drivers and Pit Mechanics; 1502 Spectators; 1503 Race Track Officials. Contents not checked. Together with vinyl layout mat, Humbrol paints and Aurora cement. Boxed with a VG lid.
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