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Lot 466
Italeri: AH-1W Super Cobra and AH-1T Sea Cobra, V-22 Osprey Bell-Boeing, Stingbat LHX Light Combat Helicopter and AH-64 Longbow Apache US Army Attack Helicopter; Academy Minicraft: McDonnell Douglas AH-64A (MSIP) Apache; ESCI: Agusta-Bell AB-205 and Monogram: Huey Chopper. (8, all 1:48 scale)
Lot 348
* Sandra Blow, RA (British, 1925-2006), Sketch Book Page, stamped with Estate stamp, mixed media collage, 17 x 13cm (7 x 5in). Provenance: The Sandra Blow Estate, St. Ives. This Sketch Book Page shows the artist`s typical use of manipulates materials, like torn paper and canvas cut-outs. This page could be part of preliminary work for a final brightly coloured large-scale work. It is this technique and process that highlights how Henri Matisse`s work influenced Blow. In the 1950s and early 1960s, she regularly exhibited at the London gallery Gimpel Fils, who gave her, her first solo exhibition in 1951 and whose association with St Ives artists like Barbara Hepworth, Ben Nicholson and Peter Lanyon inspired her move to live in 1957 in St Ives. Returning to London in 1960 Blow acquired a large studio at Sydney Close in Kensington, where she worked for the next 24 years. In 1961 she started a 14-year stint teaching at the Royal College of Art, where David Hockney, Patrick Caulfield and Ron Kitaj were students. Not only did Blow feature in the first John Moores biannual exhibition in Liverpool but was included in the Young Artists Section at the Venice Biennale the following year. She also won the International Guggenheim Award in 1960 and won second prize at the third John Moores exhibition at the Walker Art Gallery in 1961. In 1978 Blow was elected to the Royal Academy and took part in every Summer Exhibition at Burlington House where she also had her retrospective in 1994. She was also a prominent member of the Chelsea Arts Club.
Lot 70
A group of five European locomotives in HO scale, a boxed Liliput German 462 tank locomotive, catalogue reference 10300, the model with wind deflectors in black and red livery, an 0-6-0 boxed Tender Locomotive (catalogue reference 1117) in black and red as used by Italian Railways presented in clear perspex topped box with instruction leaflet, a boxed Riva Rossi 462 Locomotive and Tender in the livery of Nord, this model catalogue reference 1337 is of a specific type re-modelled in 1926 by Chapelon complete with instructions, two unboxed diesel electric locomotives by Jouef, one in the livery of SNCF cab No.202-5516 the other in the livery of CFL with cab No.3605, both featuring overhead pantographs
Lot 96
Two unmade model kits, the first a 1/12 scale 1930 Supercharged Bentley in 1980s packaging, the contents being unstarted and appears to be complete. A model Boat kit by Graupner, a German made kit dating from the 1970s appears complete and with all the original packaging. To construct a model of The Cabin Cruiser - The Ancas Queen III to a scale of 1/15
Lot 113
A collection of railway book on the artistic and photographic history of trains, to include: Chakra, N, 'Terence Cunes Railway Painter of the Century', Cole, B and Durack R, 'Railway Posters 1923-1947', Hamilton, Ellis C, 'Railway Art', Aerofilms, 'Railway Stations from the Air', Prior, A, '19th Century Railway Drawings in 4mm scale', Rochie, F.J, 'Historic Locomotive Drawings in 4mm Scale', and other volumes (a quantity)
Lot 90
A mahogany barograph, James Lucking and Co., Birmingham and Leicester, early 20th century, with concealed aneroid chamber beneath lacquered brass armature operating the inked pointer for the paper-scale lined clockwork driven rotating recording drum, the base applied with ivorine trade label JAMES LUCKING & Co., ‘OPTITIANS’ BIRMINGHAM & LEICESTER, with five-glass cover and on moulded skirt base with squab feet, 32cm wide
Lot 91
A Victorian rosewood mercury stick barometer, Negretti and Zambra, London, late 19th century, the arched ivory vernier scale calibrated in barometric inches and with the usual observations opposing a Fahrenheit scale alcohol thermometer beneath signature NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA, LOMDON to arch, the slender trunk with exposed tube above domed cistern cover and level adjustment screw to the shield-shaped base, 91cm high
Lot 92
An oak cased ‘Admiral Fitzroy’s’ barometer, Davis and Company, late 19th century, with syphon tube applied over paper double scale calibrated in barometris inches and with the usual observations beneath incsription DAVIS AND COMPANY ‘Fitzroy’s Prize Medal Barometer’ the lower section with instructions for interpreting observations above storm tube opposing alcohol Fahrenheit scale thermometer, the arch top case with Gothic revival style foliate finial and gilt brass Royal Warrant crest beneath glass above twin level recording screws to the uprights and on short skirt base, 119cm high
Lot 93
A mahogany barograph, Negretti & Zambra, London, 20th century, with eight segment aneroid chamber, lacquered armature operating inked pointer for the clockwork driven paper-scale lined rotating drum, beneath five panel bevel-glazed cover, on ogee moulded base with chart drawer to apron and squab feet, 37.5cm wide. Provenance: Private Collection, London
Lot 558
Frederick Harry Baines (1910-1995)-`Lost Sheep`, and `Sower`, a pair, large scale oils on board, both signed and dated 1937, 145x104cm. Provenance this pair of paintings were commissioned by Mr Chippendale, the architect of Timperley Methodist Church, Altrincham, South Manchester, the church was built in 1937 and Mr Chippendale suggested the provision of two paintings, one for each side of the reredos, his proposal was accepted and Mr Chippendale contributed these paintings to the building. In June 2011 Tate Britain contacted Timperley Methodist Church regarding a research project of mural paintings in Britain between 1900 and 1940 with a view to including this pair of Harry Baines murals (illustrated)
Lot 503
Some component parts of a 5" live steam locomotive. The locomotive is a model of a Martley designed London, Chatham & Dover Railway 2-4-0 tender locomotive, `Asia`, built by Sharp Stewart in 1873. The Lot includes plans produced by the designer of the model, Les Saxby, A.J.Reeves & Co (B.ham) Ltd and photographs of the original locomotive. The components include the main frames with wheels and crank axle, also tender frames, wheels and body, and a collection of smaller parts including copper and brass items. Also included in the lot are the main frames and wheels of a smaller scale – 3.5h ? – 0-6-0T locomotive `Speedy`, based on the BR WR 15xx class. Plans are again included. Main components and most of the parts are VGC. Both worthy projects.
Lot 512
A quantity of `00` gauge railway . Including 5 locomotives Tri-ang Albert Hall, Princess Victoria and ex GE 4-6-0. Hornby GW Pannier tank RN 2788 and 0-4-0 saddle tank Smokey Joe, RN 56025. Tri-ang side-tipping car set. Rolling stock including wheel-carrying wagon, tank wagons – 4-wheel and bogie examples, cattle wagon, open and covered wagons including Insulfish, bogie bolster wagons etc, Together with signals, water cranes, buffer stops etc. Also a quantity of small-scale vehicles for use with `00` gauge layouts. A few items boxed, minor wear. GC-VGC.
Lot 556
A quantity of mainly Oxford Die-cast OO scale vehicles including Mobile Trailer Bob`s Hot Dogs, Green Goddess AFS, Leyland Car Transporter Rover, MG ZB, Caravan, Ford Popular, Morris Minor Van Gas, Triumph Mayflower, Vauxhall Cresta, Wolseley 6/80, VW Camper, Morris Minor Convertible, Wolseley 18/85. Also a few other makes OO examples. All display boxed, a few minor wear/outer card wrappers torn or missing, contents VGC to mint. (c45)
Lot 560
A quantity of various makes in OO scale including Base-Toys: Leyland artic box van BRS, Commer artic low loader Pickfords, Foden artic low loader Pickfords; Classix Transport Treasures: Twin Pack Berkeley Cavalier Caravan towed by Ford Consul, Horse Box towed by Ford Zodiac, Ford E83W Thames Van Castrol, Trojan 20cwt Cydrax, Morris J Van Royal Mail, Morris J Estate PO Telephones. Also a Trackside Morris Minor Van PO Telephones. All window boxed, minor wear to some. Contents as new. (40+)
Lot 563
A quantity of OO scale vehicles including Trackside: ERF Sheeted Platform Trailer BRS Western, Scammell Contractor x2 with Trailer & Cylinder Load, Harrington Horsebox SR, Scammell Mechanical Horse & Sack Load Pickfords, Scammell Mechanical Horse Box Trailer SR; Oxford Diecast: Mobile Trailer Wall`s, Ford Anglia Van Sunblest, Austin Low Loader, Austin K8 Wall`s; Base-Toys: Atkinson flat top BRS with load, Leyland flat top. All display boxed, a few minor wear. Contents VGC to mint. (c40)
Lot 566
A small quantity of James Bond related items. 2x 1:18 scale vehicles- Solido Citroen 2cv in bright yellow from `For Your Eyes Only`. Plus a BMW Z3 in light metallic blue from `Goldeneye`. Plus a Corgi `Casino Royale Aston Martin pair in a small case with playing cards and Casino Chips. A Spears Games `The James Bond 007 Secret Service Game`, a 1960`s period board game, complete. 5 packs of James Bond picture cards/playing cards. 007 plastic Walther PPK semi auto pistil with silencer. `BOND Card & Dice Games Gift Set`. A `James Bond 007 Moonraker Special Annual style book, `The Official James Bond Movie Poster Book`, `The Essential BOND`-the Authorised Guide to the World of 007` Plus 3x miniature OO gauge scale BMW Z3, 750i and Z8 Bond cars, boxed. Also 2 Minichamps 1:43nd scale, Aston Martin Vanquish and Jaguar XKR. VGC-Mint.
Lot 574
30 Oxford Die-cast mostly 1:76 `00` scale vehicles. Including Chipperfields: Bedford TK fire engine. Bedford lions cage truck. Bedford generator truck. Bedford CA van. Morris Minor van. Land Rover with uncovered frame. Walls Ice Cream 3 Ford Anglia van set in 1:43 scale. Together with 2 x Mechanical Horse rigid flatbed British Railways. Mechanical Horse dustcart Huntingdon BC. Scammell Scarab dustcart Borough of Barry. Milk float Express Dairies. Ford Anglia British Railways. All window or display boxed, some wear to Walls set box. Vehicles as new except Walls set VGC.
Lot 591
10 various makes. 2x Universal Hobbies 1:50th scale articulated trucks, 2x Scania curtain-side trailer `Krone-The Trailer Experts` and `Lyons Road Transport`. A 1:50th scale Siku Farmer series Scania with low loader trailer with 2 New Holland tractors load. Siku Farmer 1:87th scale New Holland tractor with Joskin vacuum tanker. 3 Siku 1:87th scale- Berlin Sightseeing bus, BMW Mini and a Fendt 930 tractor. Also a Britains Elite Series Land Rover series 1. Plus 2 Corgi- London Taxi and a Mini. All boxed, minor wear. Contents Mint as new.
Lot 592
10 un-made Tamiya 1/24 scale model kits. Alpine Renault A110 1600SC, Calsonic Skyline GT-R, 2x Porsche 911 GT1, 2x Mercedes CLK-GTR, Japanese Medium Tank type 97 (CH1-HA), Russian Tank Destroyer SU-122. Plus 2x Military Miniatures-German front-line infantry and German tank ammo-loading crew. All boxed. As new Mint.
Lot 595
7 un-made Japanese/European market 1/24 and 1/16 scale plastic vehicle kits. Japanese- 3x Aoshima- 2x Land Rover Range Rover, variations. Plus an MGB Mk1 1967 model. Also 2x Fujimi Mini`s- British Leyland Mini 25 and Rover Mini Mayfair 13i. Plus a Revell Range Rover. Also a Revell 1/16 scale Porsche 928 Rallye All boxed, minor wear to some. Contents as new Mint.
Lot 598
6 1:43 scale Minichamps. Individual vehicles from `Die Another Day` `Bond Collection`, Aston Martin Vanquish, Jaguar XJR and Ford Thunderbird, all from `Die Another Day`. All boxed. Contents Mint as new. Plus a 007 `Die Another Day` 3 vehicle set, Jaguar XKR, Aston Martin Vanquish and Ford Thunderbird. In display box with card insert. As new. Plus 2x Corgi 1995 re-issue James Bond Aston Martin DB5 (96655). Both complete and boxed. As new. (8)
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