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Click here to subscribeRussian Speed Record Cars - 1946, 1950, 1951, 1955 and 1962. Six unusual hand built 1:43rd scale copper models of Russian Speed Record Cars, comprising the 1946 and 1950 3BE 3AA and 3 BE 3AA - 3M; the 1951 GAZ Torpedo; the 3BE 3AA-M-HAMH; the 1955 SVESDA; and the 1962 Pioneer ZM, some with plinth bases, (6).
Brian Bowden - A Provence Moulage MG Lola EX 257. A mint and boxed handbuilt 1:43rd scale resin and alloy bodied model of the 2003 Le Mans raced car, as raced by Field, Sutherland and Dayton, the livery including the lucky shamrock, with cockpit on-board monitoring systems set to the bay next to the drivers seat, and solid rubber tyres.
A 1:12th scale hand built model of a 1930 Dennis Fire Engine (the prototype No.5 engine of the Birmingham Fire Brigade), principally of brass, copper and teak construction, by Hubert Brookes, completed in 1933, 50cm long, in a glazed case with plaque; together with an album of photographs showing a selection of other projects by Mr Brookes.
A Minton part tea / breakfast / coffee set, six breakfast cups and saucers, five teacups and saucers, two different shaped cups and saucers, six coffee cups and saucers (one cup a/f), six 6 3/4" plates, four 6 1/2" plates, six 5 1/2" plates, a bread and butter plate, cream jug, sugar bowl, 7 3/4" dish, all printed and painted with exotic birds and flora within a green scale and floral cartouches border (58)
An early 20th Century nickel cased open face keyless Stop Watch, the Swiss movement to an enamel dial with scale of 0 – 60, and subsidiary for half-hour, with blued steel hands, in a hinged and polished case, the back cover marked with a broad arrow Carley & Clemence Ltd, Mark II, No 5022 1916, width 2 ¼”
A mid 20th Century gold plated centre seconds Chronograph, Actua Watch Geneve, the jewelled movement, to a silvered Arabic dial, with outside seconds track and scale of 1000 to 0, with further subsidiary for seconds, and half hour, in a circular polished case, with bevelled bezel, snap on back and two buttons to the band, fitted with a black leather strap, width 1 ¾” (ILLUSTRATED INSIDE COVER)
A late 20th Century Stainless steel centre seconds Chronograph, Difor, the 17-jewel movement, to a silvered Arabic dial, with applied button markers, with outside calendar track, and further tacograph scale, 1000 – 60, with subsidiaries for seconds and half-hour and hours, with moon phase aperture and further day and month apertures, in a brushed steel cushion case, with two buttons flanking the winding crown, and two further recessed buttons to the left, with screw down back and fitted black leather strap, width 1 5/8” (ILLUSTRATED INSIDE COVER)
An early 20th Century “Fortin” pattern Stick Barometer, the moulded mahogany backboard with top suspension, to a twin scale of 700-810 and 28-32, with side screw adjusting vernier, to a cylindrical tube mounted with a twin scale mercury thermometer, over a circular cistern with base screw, height 41”
An early 20th Century mahogany cased “Admiral Fitzroys” Barometer, the moulded top a plain glazed body, with exposed tube and cistern, with single scale mercurial thermometer, to paper backing with twin scale of 26-31 with adjustable verniers, over Admiral Fitzroys remarks and altitude scale, height 39”
A set of early 20th Century mahogany cased and lacquered brass Balance Scales, Becker’s Sons, Rotterdam, of typical form, the rectangular case with four glazed panels and sliding front door, to a set of lacquered brass and anodized scales, with plum bob and bone scale, with front adjustment screw and fitted drawer to the base, on four adjustable legs, width 19”
A mid 18th Century French Boulle Bracket Clock, the arched case with detachable panelled pediment, surmounted by bronzed figure of Old Father Thyme, (scythe lacking), over cast bronze mounts, with tortoiseshell and brass inlaid detail, with glazed side panels and hinged front door, with applied detail of Venus, with a checkerboard internal base and floral and foliate decorated back door, to a 10” gilt dial, with outside minutes scale and applied Roman enamel lozenges, over a separate enamel panel, signed ‘F H Duchesne A Paris’, to a square brass movement, signed ‘Pia, Paris’, united by four baluster spindle columns, with anchor escapement and count wheel strike on a bell, height 37” (ILLUSTRATED PAGE 3)
A mid 20th Century mahogany cased Mantel Clock, Empire, 3207, the case with overhanging cornice and caddy top, with cast brass carry handle, over fish scale sound frets, to a single glazed door, on a plinth base, to a 4 ½” arched brass dial, with silvered boss signed ‘Tempus Fugit’, over cast and applied scrolling spandrels, with Roman and Arabic silvered chapter ring and matted centre with blued steel hands, to a spring driven movement with lever platform escapement, strike on a blued steel coil gong, height 13 ½”
Lowestoft small teabowl circa 1770 painted with the so called 'Robert Browne' pattern with flora between wavy blue scale vertical bands, open crescent mark to base, (1.5cm hairline) 6cm diameter See Lowestoft Porcelain in Norwich Castle Volume 1 by Sheenah Smith, catalogue number 57 for similar pattern,
+ Nieuport 28 A fine flying scale model of this famous Gnome-Monosoupape 9N 9-cylinder air-cooled rotary engined fighter, c.1917, with fabric covered wooden airframe, working control surfaces, detailed armament, with single-cylinder push-road glow-plug engine driving a two-blade 24 in (61 cm) diameter, propeller, on bungee-sprung main undercarriage with rubber tyres and tail skid, finished in camouflage with 12 numbered in white, 80 in (203 cm) wingspan -1
* Franklin Mint. A miscellaneous collection of metal scale models, comprising: Sopwith Camel, Bf. 109E, Fw. 190, Hawker Hurricane (x2), Supermarine Spitfire Mk. IX, de Havilland Mosquito, Gloster Meteor Mk. 8, English Electric Lightning Mk. 6, Hawker Hunter F.6., and Hawker Harrier GR3, (some old damages) -11
* B.A.C. - Sudaviation Concorde. An exceptional static scale model in Belgian World Airlines Sabena livery - reg. no. 00-SAB., the port side fueselage cut-away and glazed over to show the passenger cabin details for showroom purposes, mounted on a chromium plated display stand, fitted for electric light illumination of the interior, overall length, 100 in (254 cm) -1
* Westland Lysander. A well built flying scale model of Lysander R-UM V.9281, with doped fabric covered wood airframe, flying control surfaces and rudder, braced main planes, main undercarriage with rubber tyres, the fairings incorporating landing lights, glazed canopy with dummy pilot and instrument board, fitted with a Merco diesel engine and three-blade propeller, finished in green and brown camouflage with sky-blue under surfaces, 81 in (206 cm) wingspan -1
* Caproni Ca 310 A camouflaged wood model of this reconnaissance twin-engined monoplane, with undercarriage and rotating propellers, 10 03-Apr in (27.3 cm) wingspan, together with a well-constructed scale model of an Ansaldo S.V.A.5 with dummy S.P.A. 6A 6-cylinder liquid cooled engine with rotating propeller, tail fin detached -2
* Siai Savoia - Marchetti S55. An important manufacturers scale model of this torpedo bomber flying boat, c. 1925, of all-metal construction with moving flying control surfaces the twin fuselages with gunner positions, the pilots cockpit with windscreen located in the centre section of the mainplane beneath the dummy pusher/tractor engines with wood propellers, finished in overall silver with black hull undersides, the bores with inscription S.55 Savoia Marchetti and Facist logo transfers, 46 in (117 cm) wingspan, some old damages -1
* Savoia S.81 Pipistrello (Bat). A rare period (c. 1935), static scale model of this bomber/transport tri-motor aircraft, much used during the Abyssinian campaign, constructed of wood with aluminium framed windows, door, cockpit, glazing surround, bomb-airners panel and turrets, with three dummy radical engines, three-blade aluminium propellers with spinners, the main undercarriage with wheel spats and tailwheel, the tail fin with Italian national markings, finished in the all-over cream of No. 63 Sqaudriglia (No. 29 Group, No. 9 Stornio), 31 in (79 cm) wingspan -1
* R100. A scale model of the airship on the mooring mast at Cardington in Bedfordshire, together with a mahogany cigarette-box, created from parts of the lift-cabin of the mooring mast, following demolition, having applied plaque inscribed Airship Mooring-Mast; Erected 1927 - demolished 1943 : sold in aid of the British Red Cross -2
* A 19th-century brass theodolite, signed on the horizontal plate, Dunn Edinburgh, the telescope with graduated bubble-level, mounted with axis over the vertical half-circle with silvered scale, fine screw adjustment with clamp, raised on two inverted V-frame supports from the horizontal plate with level and cross-bubble, the compass with edge-bar needle on jewelled pivot, the chamfered silver scale with twin verniers, fine-screw adjustment and clamp, on four-screw tripod mounting in mahogany carrying case 15 in (39.4 cm) long, the lid with trade label for Patrick Adie, London -1
* An unusually small laboratory spectroscope, the tripod pillar stand with label inscribed Web Labor P Rof Karl-Marx Stadt, with vertical sliding pillar adjustment, three telescopes, the table with prism and clamp, 10 in (25.4 cm) high, together with a lacquered brass hand-held rain-band spectroscope with silvered scale divided 90+-0+-90+ and an unusual pair of prismatic x10 binoculars by Aitchison & Co. inscribed Protected by Aitchisons patents -3
* Sextant. An unusual black anodised brass sextant by Brandis & Sons Mfg. Co. Brooklyn, No. 3239, (c. 1918), the frame engraved U.S. Navy 0.850, the pin-hole sight incorporating shades, with mirrors, the 4.75 in (12 cm) radius index arm with folding vernier scale magnifier, fine screw adjustment and clamp, the arc with mahogany handle, in makers original mahogany case with carrying handle, 8 in (20.3 cm) wide -1
Submarines. An important WWI period photograph album, containing twenty-three fine albumen photos of submarines, each with printed label giving technical details, incl. type, overall length, number built, engine bhp, speed on surface and submerged, etc., image size 25 x 33 cm., orig. black morocco, slightly scratched, oblong 4to the first photograph shows a display of six scale models of submarines, followed by seventeen photographs of submarines at sea or in dock, plus one photograph of a submarine being lifted by a 150 tons crane, a view of a 600 bhp submarine engine and one interior view. The submarines comprise Hollands class, and A, B, C, D, E, G, H, K, L, M, N, O (Australian and British), P, R & V class submarines. -1
* A 7mm finescale two rail electric model of the BR (ex LMS) Class 3F 0-6-0 ST locomotive No. 47306, with external details including fluted coupling rods, brake and sanding gear, some cab and backhead fittings, riveting, pipework, steps and hand irons and other details, finished in black, 8 ins (21.5 cm) long; and a 7mm scale Hunslett 0-6-0 pannier tank with crew, finished in maroon and black -2
* A 7mm finescale two rail electric model of the LNWR 02/04/2002 ST locomotive no. 788, with external details including brake and sanding gear, riveting, fine pipework, tank vents, tool boxes, springs and hangers, cab and backhead fittings, steps, hand and lamp irons, finished in black, 9 in (24.2 cm) long; and a 7mm scale LMS Jinty 0-6-0 ST locomotive No. 7209 with brake and sanding gear, tank filler caps, cap and backhead fittings, steps, ahnd and lamp irons, finished in black, 7 03-Apr in (22.3 cm) long -2
* A 7mm finescale two rail electric model of the LNWR 0-6-0 saddle tank locomotive no. 3323, with external details including brake and sanding gear, riveting, fine pipework, scale cab and backhead fittings, steps, hand and lamp irons, finished in black, 8 ins (20.3 cm) long; and the 7mm scale LMS 0-4-0 saddle tank No. 1516 with some external details, cab missing, 6 ins (15.2 cm) long -2
* A 7mm finescale two rail electric model of the SR (ex LB & SCR) Terrier 0-6-0 ST locomotive No. 2636, with external details including brake and sanding gear, fine pipework, riveting, tank filler caps, sealed cab and backhead fittings, steps, hand and lamp irons, finished in black, 7 in (18.2 cm) long; and a 7mm scale model of a Manning Wardle 0-6-0 saddle tank locomotive with considerable external detailing, finished in black and yellow, 6 ins (15.3 cm) long -2
* A 7mm finescale two rail electric model of the LMS (ex MR) 0-4-4 ST locomotive No. 1392, with external details including riveting, some backhead fittings, driver and foreman, steps and hand irons, finished in LMS maroon and black livery, cab roof missing, 9 ins (23.5 cm) long; and a 7mm scale LMS twin bogie suburban 3rd/guard observation coach No. 24417 with interior and chassis detailing and glazing finished in LMS passenger livery by EK Models, 16 ins (42 cm) long -2
* A 5 inch gauge well-engineered scale model of G.W.R. Pansy 0-6-0 Pannier tank locomotive, No. 9787, part-complete as under restoration, with copper boiler, cab fittings, finished in G.W.R. livery, with boiler test certificates, the last dated 1992, with drawings and other documentation, on carrying trolley, 35 in (89 cm) long -1
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