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Lot 567
Triang Railways sets; R.23 Operating Royal Mail Coach Set, complete with paperwork and R3D Train Set with two further P.5 power units and a large quantity of track. together with further station platform: Triang R.84 set of three lineside huts, boxed: 5 boxes of Merit accessories; Platelayers Hut, Coal Office, Weighing and Chocolate Machines, Ticket Collector and Box and Carboys all boxed and complete. Also two sealed bottles of shell lubricating oil. With small amount of associated paperwork and 00 scale posters for scenery.
Lot 280
A good mixed lot to include a Spiderman Green Goblin bust No. 1086/3000, a Fireball XL5 Steve Zodiac limited edition figure No. 152/300, a Liberty Bell 7 paperweight an original piece of film, a Diamond Select Toys & Collectables USS Star Trek Enterprise, a model full size scale gun and a Playmates Star Trek model gun and communicator and similar
Lot 380
§ Sir Terry Frost, RA (British, 1915-2003) Blue shapes, collage signed and dated lower right "Frost '77" gouache and collage on paper 35½ x 54½cm (14 x 21in) Provenance: Private collection, Cambridgeshire. The present painting belongs to the period of Terry Frost's works which utilised colour cut-outs in the 1970s. It holds strong similarities to 'Through Blacks', made in 1969, which is in the Tate collection, and 'Through Blues', made in 1979. These works were constructed with swatches of canvas, painted with different hues of a single colour, glued to a larger canvas. The composition created in these works holds strong similarities to the present work. However, differences are apparent in the use of multiple colours rather than a single colour, the smaller scale of work, and the use of collage instead of canvas. In these methods, we can see links to Frost's other 1970s cut-out works such as 'Pisa', created in 1973. Condition is fine.
Lot 39
Two 1:18 Scale Diecast Model cars of the Ford Model A 1931 by Motor City Classics, USA, 1998 & 2000 both in the original boxes. One is a pick up truck in black with blue pistripes and the other a Roadster (Convertible) in blue and black with white pinstripping and a rumble seat. These hand crafted models both have opening doors and bonnet, steerable w40heels,detailed engine and interior. The pick up has a real wood bed.
Lot 3
Military Aviation including 'The Aeroplane Spotter' 1941/42/43/44/45/46 (9 volumes), Thetford and Meycock 'Aircraft of the Fighting Powers' (7), Carl Ries 'Marking and Camouflage Systems of Luftwaffe Aircraft in World War II' (Volumes I, II, III & IV), Merrick and Hitchcock 'The Official Monogram Painting Guide to German Aircraft 1935/45' (loose leaf), Kenneth Munson 'Aircraft of World War II', Hall & Taylor, William Green 'Rocket Fighter', B. J. Ford 'Allied Secret Weapons', Alfred Price 'Luftwaffe', D. B. Dubbs 'Lancaster Bomber', K. W. R. Taylor 'Civil Aircraft Marking 67', Bruce Robertson 'British Military Aircraft Serials 1911-1971', James Kyle 'Typhoon Tale', Combined Operations 1940-42, Kenneth West 'The Captive Luftwaffe', Owen Thetford 'British Navel Aircrafts since 1912', Air Navigation Part II, various soft cover volumes including 'Roof Over Britain', 'Airspeed', 'South Western Approaches', 'Light Plane Recognition', 'German Secret Weapons', ME109, Spitfire and Electronic Airborne Goldfish, Watch and Make - A Practical Book on the Art of Scale Model Aircraft Building, Recognition Handbook of British Aircraft, Aircraft Recognition Training book. (45) CONDITION REPORT: All fair to good, detailed condition report on request.
Lot 9
Military History, various. To include Air Training Manual, 'Britain's Wonderful Air Force', Robertson 'Spitfire - The Story of a Famous Fighter', Marshall 'How to Make Model Aircraft', 'The Western Front - Then and Now', Musciano 'Building and Flying Scale Model Aircraft' (soft cover), Scarborough 'Modelling RAF Vehicles (Airfix)', Chinn 'How to Make Model Aircraft', 'Aircraft of the Fighting Powers', 'The Royal Airforce in Pictures', E J Fooks 'Plane and Ornamental Lettering' (Second Edition 1956), Aubrey West 'Written by Hand', 'Famous Bombers of the Second World War', 'Guide to Flying - Prepared by the Aeroplane Magazine', Wilson 'Fighting Tanks' (Published 1929), Green and Pollinger 'The World's Fighting Planes', Buczacki 'Garden Warfare', Hutchinson 'British, German and Italian Aircraft', Nigel Tangye 'Teach Yourself to Fly', and 'The Air League Aircraft Recognition' Manual by C. H. Gibbs-Schmitt. Together with collection of pamphlets and soft covered books: 'Training the Luftwaffe', 'The De Havilland Enterprise', 'Camouflage and Markings USAAF 1942-45', 'The Joy of Flying Paper Aeroplanes', 'British Military Transport', 'Silent Flight', 'Battle of Britain', 'Radio Controlled Gliders', '1969 National Model Flying Championship Programme', '50 Years of Aero Modeler', 'Aerial Wonders of Our Time', 'Target Germany', etc.
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