We found 216134 price guide item(s) matching your search
There are 216134 lots that match your search criteria. Subscribe now to get instant access to the full price guide service.
Click here to subscribe- List
- Grid
-
216134 item(s)/page
Lot 1012
*Trench Map - The Somme. A linenised folding First World War trench map of [Beaumont, Albert Thiepval], France, Sheet 57D S.E., Edition 2B, corrected to 28 April 1916, showing towns of Albert, Grandcourt, etc., scale 1:20,000, printed in black with red and blue features, 65 x 90 cm, ownership name of Thomas S. Alston (1)
Lot 758
*Aircraft Models. A collection of modeller's kits, including Frog 'Penguin' series non-flying scale model aeroplanes for '12P Hawker Osprey Seaplane', 'Hawker Hurricane Kit', 'Envoy', all boxed with instructions, some finished 1/72 scale aircraft, including Hawker Hart and Hawker Hind (a carton)
Lot 818
*GAM-87 Skybolt. A wooden model of this famous missile, mounted on a metal stand with enamelled Douglas badge and engraved 'RAF Skybolt' plaque, together with a 1/24th scale Shorts Vertical Take Off Research Aircraft, of composite construction with mesh canopy and overall silver, four jet engines to the under carriage, mounted on a base with panels of information, 32cm nose to tail x 28cm wingspan (some damage) The Douglas GAM-87 Skybolt was an air-launched ballistic missile, equipped with a thermonuclear warhead. Developed in America during the late 1950s, the UK joined the program in the 1960s, intending to use it on their V bomber force. A series of test failures and development of submarine-launched ballistic missiles led to its cancellation in 1962. (2)
Lot 847
*Pioneer Aviation. A historic scale model of the Santos-Dumont No.14-bis, the wooden frame with cloth canvas, brass two blade propeller and fittings, 85cm wingspan x 67cm nose to tail Built and first flown by the Brazilian aviation pioneer Alberto Santos-Dumont in 1906. Originally designed to be tested dangling beneath the gas bag of airship No14, hence the name No.14-bis. The aircraft made a total of nine take offs and remained in the air for just over 21 seconds. (1)
Lot 889
*WWI Aircraft Models. A fine collection of 1/72 scale model aircraft, each individually handcrafted in wood with rigging and accessories, including aircraft from Great Britain, Austro-Hungary, France and Germany, notably Fokker DII, DVII, Roland DV16, SE5A, Bristol M1, Sopwith etc. Built by Ian A. Melville FRICS (1928-2014) between the 1960s and the late 90s. (48)
Lot 891
*WWI Biplane. A good scale model of an RAF Airco DH.2., wooden construction, green with RAF roundels and rudder with no. 6015, rotary engine to the rear, 33cm nose to tail x 36cm wingspan, together with wooden model of a British aircraft with folding wings, circa 1950s, 48cm nose to tail x 71cm wingspan (some damage), plus other models (5)
Loading...-
216134 item(s)/page