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Lot 3202
Mixed Tinplate Vehicle Group, to include 2x Marx Large Scale Tractors, one finished in silver and 1 red (Both FG), Triang Steel Tipper Lorry finished in red and blue (G), a continental small open truck finished in red, un-powered example (G), un-known marker marked Germany Tinplate clockwork tank (A/F), and another pressed steel streamlined open truck, finished in blue and green with wooden wheels (G)
Lot 411
DRING & FAGE, 19 & 20 TOOLEY STREET, LONDON AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY BOXED CHONDROMETER/CORN SCALES the original mahogany hinged box with Ivory plaque to the top and paper label to the inner lid enclosing a lacquered brass scale; complete with boxwood scrapper and signed on the balance Dring & Fage London the box measures 8cm high 32.5cm wide 13cm deep
Lot 136
A quantity of apparatus and equipment relating to electricity and magnetism including a Griffin & Tatlock lamp and scale unit, an unnamed tangent galvanometer, a Bambairite cell, two Heathkit rotary resistance boxes, a Force-On-A-Conductor balance, a Griffin & Tatlock compass, a capacitance box, very low resistance apparatus, a current balance, a Hysterisis apparatus, Barlow's Wheel permeameter etc.
Lot 51
Limited edition 1/10th scale model of a British 916 field piece and limber used by the Royal Regiment of Artillery on the field of Waterloo, June 18th 1815 against the armies of Napoleon, gun number 130 of 156, on a wooden display base with perspex cover and engraved brass plaque with Royal Artillery headquarters certificate
Lot 4079
Model Boat: A Steam Launch 'Lady Elizabeth' 1/8th scale working steam model boat No. 005, commissioned from and built by G. Townsend, Cumbria, 1998, one of a small number of replicas built by Townsend, the boat finished with naturally varnished oak, the model carries a polished copper working Windermere Steam Kettle, the working scale whistle is operated by radio control, the boat measuring 72cm in length and 27cm in height, including display stand, steaming cradle, wooden tool box containing tools, steam oil, a radio control set and a cleaning set together with operating manuals, all encased within a glass case measuring 87cm x 37cm.
Lot 4180
Formula 1 Memorabilia: A limited edition West McLaren Mercedes Benz and Mobil 'Edition Silver Arrows' presentation boxed set, 1998, comprising limited edition Tag Heuer watch number 167/500 with framed watch display case, (the watch unused, recently fitted with new battery and with case in separate box), twelve limited Edition Silver Arrows prints with printed title page and introduction, limited edition number 167/500, four with signatures of Mika Hakkinen, David Coulthard, Stirling Moss and Hans Hermann, the prints are interchangeable in the watch display frame, and a glazed cased display housing a 1:18 scale Mercerdes-Benz W196, two 1:43 scale 1998 Formula 1 team cars, and four original parts from a McLaren Mercedes MP4-13 comprising samples of Mobil Oil and Bridgestone tyre rubber and an engine component and a chassis component, fitted into a presentation case, never produced for resale.Provenance: This item was given to the vendor by Mobil/Mercedes and was produced only for McLaren team and sponsors for first Mercedes McLaren Constructors Championship win in 1998.
Lot 4186
Minichamps: A boxed rare West McLaren Mercedes David Coulthard Formula 1 Championship Car, model 1:18 scale McLaren MP4/14 #2 car with rare Mobil 1 advertising printed onto the inner back wall of the box together with a boxed McLaren Collection David Coulthard Formula 1 Championship Car, model 1:18 scale McLaren MP4/12 #10 car and a rare Mobil 1 produced David Coulthard signed baseball cap signed by Coulthard, the cap only ever produced for Mobil 1 and never put on general sale.
Lot 4189
Minichamps: A collection of three Formula 1 1:43 scale model vehicles to comprise: a West McLaren Mercedes MP4/13 Mika Hakkinen #8 'Team Edition' car, produced 'With Compliments of Mobil' as part of the International Dealer Day, San Francisco 1999 together with a 'Team Edition' West McLaren Mercedes MP4/13 David Coulthard #7 car and an Edition 43 No. 16, McLaren Mercedes MP4/12 Mika Hakkinen #9 car. (3)
Lot 131
R.I.E. College - Engineering drawings Folio, hand-coloured architectural to scale ink drawings, many hand-coloured, 1888-89, showing buildings, bevel gearing, W.I. plate girder bridge, Wing walls of bridge, Chain survey at Cooper's Hill, , Road Survey with prismatic compass, level section, gales traverse, diagram of triangulation and protraction of traverses at Cooper's Hill, Trigonometrical survey at Coopers Hill, Railway projects, Irrigation canals on the Thames, design for a 4 5HP Turbine 55 feet fall, Design for a Country Residence, large folio, half morocco, labelled on upper cover "R.F. Thorp. R.I.E. College 1887-90"
Lot 278
New Zealand - James Cowan - Maori Portraits - Gottfried Lindauer Sketches of Old New Zealand. Maori Biographies. Descriptive Catalogue of Maori Portraits painted by Herr G. Lindauer. Auckland: Printed for H.E. Partridge, 1901. First edition, 8vo, vignette illustrations, original printed boards, a few spots to boards; Cowan, James Another copy of the same work, with 46 contemporary photographs of the original paintings pasted or tipped-in throughout, photographs somewhat faded, occasional small areas of text adhering to image, notes in ink to endpapers and majority of portrait photographs identified to the verso in pencil or ink, publisher's morocco, gilt lettered, spine perished, contents loose, with loosely inserted 1) a typed copy letter from St. Louis, 24/11/1904 to Mr Partridge from F.E. Donne, informing the recipient of the Gold Medal awarded for his Maori paintings at the St. Louis World's Fair, &c.; 2) copy on 3 leaves typed with picture titles and sizes, corresponding with the "Contents" list in Sketches of Old New Zealand 3) a typewritten letter to Mr U.F. McCabe from H.E. Partridge discussing the conditions under which, in the future, he might sell his collection; 4) folding pedigree of Kahungunu, on linen-backed paper, [c.1940]; Centennial of the Treaty of Waitangi, 6 February 1940, Souvenir Programme. 1940, 8vo, wrappers, worn and detached Note: Gottfried Lindauer (1839-1926) was a Czech and later a New Zealand artist famous for his portraits, especially that of the Maori. He moved to Auckland in the 1870's where he met businessman Henry Partridge who, over 30 years, commissioned from Lindauer numerous portraits of eminent Maori, as well as large-scale depictions of traditional Maori life and customs. Many prominent Maori chiefs commissioned his work, which accurately records their facial tattoos, clothing, ornaments and weapons. His life-size portraits were exhibited by Sir Walter Buller at the Colonial and Indian Exhibition, 1886, and in 1901 Partridge, Lindauer's earliest and most important patron, opened a gallery in Auckland which featured 40 of Lindauer's Maori portraits. By the time Partridge sold his Lindauer collection to the Auckland Art Gallery in 1915, there were 62 portraits. The historian James Cowan (1870-1943), who wrote the descriptive catalogue of the exhbition, described the collection as 'Unrivalled in the world' and a record of the 'old order' which in his opinion 'passed away forever' with King Tawhiao's death in 1894.
Lot 150
A 19th century 'Randolph Knife' officer's campaign combination knife by Joseph Hayward & Company, Sheffield:, the main 4 1/2 inch blade signed as per title with file/screwdriver, button hook, short blade, tweezers, dividers, scissors, corkscrew, hoof file, needle and punch, the two piece chequered ivory grips with inch calibrated scale to one side and vacant cartouche to the other , secured by white metal pins and also two spare screws and nut.
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