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John Clowes, London An ebonised bracket clock, the square dial with a silvered chapter ring and cherub spandrels, having a twin fusee striking movement, now with anchor escapement and bob pendulum. The back plate engraved with scrolling flowers and “John Clowes, Londini, Fecit”. The bell top case with a lacquered brass carrying handle, pineapple finials and fish scale side frets, dial 5I", case 15"/38cm
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A 2” scale traction engine of the Minnie Freelance design, finished in mid green, copper boiler, bunker with water tank, crankshaft pump; single cylinder, Stephenson’s link valve and reversing gear, pressure oiler, smoke box blower control, 2 speed drive to spoked wheels, metal rim type to front and cross tread steel plates to rear. Boiler certificate with engine shows build date 1989, last hydraulic test valid to 13/5/06, last steam test validity expired 19/7/95, GC minor wear only, steering chain needs adjustment.
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A large quantity of plastic soldiers by Herald and others, including mounted and foot Waterloo period French and English; WWII allied and axis troops, desert and other dress, foot knights in full armour, confederate and union foot soldiers, large quantity of 00 scale figures, a wooden Fort Dallas and interior building, and plastic kit medieval castle with drawbridge and gates. AF to GC (wear and some damage to plastic figues, kits not warranted complete)
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A Collection of 150 plus Austrian Roco plastic HO scale minitanks, mini kits series vehicles and military equipment, tanks, armoured cars, rocket launchers, tankers, trucks, all kinds of military vehicles and heavy field artillery, in dark green and desert sand livery. GC to Mint. Some with wear, require cleaning
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18 American Big Bud 1/64 scale tractors by ERTL and Montana in white, orange, yellow, turquoise, white liveries, some produced as limited editions, Bicentennial edition 1976, 25th anniversary edition 1968 - 1993; A G Expo 1 of 156, most boxed, plus a white metal model of a Ferguson Power Major Crawer tractor, boxed. VGC some wear to boxes.. (19)
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An interesting collection of lead and alloy figures by various makers, also including street furniture, Britains Royal Marines (7), including officer; rare part set of Cherilea Journey into Space series spaceman and robot, parts AF; Johillco Intelligent Alien complete; 3 large 0 gauge scale London buses Bus Stop signs; plus a few Indians, pieces of fencing, ladders, etc. Viewing recommended. FC to GC some age wear and parts AF
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A comprehensive collection of Ford Capri toys models and related memorabilia, 90 plus vehicles by various international manufacturers, approx ¼ boxed examples include 1/24 and 1/43 scale Dinky, Corgi, Matchbox, Solido, Detail cars, Gusval, Politoys etc covering Mark 1 to Mark III, together with a collection of books and manuals (approx 25); Ford Heritage and Classic Ford magazines, workshop manual for Mark II and III etc and an original showroom poster for a Mk1. Viewing recommended. FC to VGC
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A 1950s Mighty Midget 1/18 scale battery powered Leyland Comet tipper truck, red cab, grey rear body with operating tilting action, forward and reverse action, all in GWO. Boxed, with instruction sheet, some wear to box, vehicle GC to VGC rear body has been well repaired where its attached to chassis. Plate 5
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Control Freaks Eddie Stobart radio controlled Scania truck, 1:18 scale (approx 2’6” long) 7 digital full control functions, Realistic sounds and working lights. Not tested but presumed to be in working order. Together with 18 various Corgi and Lledo Eddie Stobart vehicles including Volvo Curtainside trailer 59505, Thames Trader dropside lorry 30202, Fork lift truck 56702, Atkinson 8 wheel rigid with load 97327, Bedford TK 4 wheel platform lorry 23203, etc. Plus 20 assorted Models of Yesteryear and Lledo. All boxed except 7. Contents Mint . (38)
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An LGB G Scale Blue Train Set, comprising 0-4-0 narrow gauge German outline steam loco and 2 4 wheel verandah coaches, all finished in blue, an issue to commemorate 100 Years of Lehmann, with 4 personnel and driver. In original box and packing, some wear and fade to lid. GC (mostly minor wear, but 2 coach couplings missing and loco pick ups worn)
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Small quantity G scale railway, 7 LGB 0-6-2 steam outline locomotive RN 298.14 in green finish; Matra 4 wheel crane wagon (4042); 6 bin maintenance wagon in orange (4011); open truck; 2 x 4 wheel short wheelbase platform trucks and brake van in grey (94007) with small quantity of track, 4 items boxes, one associated, minor to some wear; plus 3 Bachmann by Lander-kit built wooden box car; passenger baggage saloon and 4 wheel caboose; together with 4 other items. GC (some minor wear and damage)
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A good quantity of unmade plastic 00 scale kits, including Kiel Craft steam vehicles (7) and 2 motor parcel vans; 4 Merit Age of Steam motor van kits; Airfix Prairie tank and City of Truro; 10 boxed Ratio wagon kits; approx 25 kits in packets by Coopercraft, Ratio, Cambrian, etc, wagons, accessories, road vehicles etc, and a Hobbytime metal kit for a GW Mink F. All boxed or packeted, minor wear. VGC unmade, not warranted complete
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A large quantity of OO scale railway wagons, scenic and accessory kits by Ratio, Wills, Coopercraft, Mikes Models, Airfix, Builder Plus, etc; many wagon kits part made up but not painted, with original packing and instructions, all unmade in original packings and a used Hornby OO gauge turntable. GC to VGC
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Peter Doig, b. 1959, UNTITLED, signed and dated 2000 on the reverse, gouache on card, 15x10cm.; 6x4in. The depiction of the bearded man in the canoe has become a seminal image in the work of Peter Doig. This example, which dates from 2000, relates most closely to one of Doig's first large scale paintings of the same year and subject, entitled 100 Years Ago. The painting combines the depiction of a timeless, romantic wilderness with elements of magical realism. The figure stares out from his orange canoe, vascillating between a figure of pre-history and a contemporary icon of modernity. Provenance: Royal College of Art, London. Acquired from the above by the present owner in 2000
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Robertson James. Map of the Counties of Aberdeen Banff and Kincardine; with parts of those of Forfar Perth Inverness and Moray large engraved map on six double-page sheets contemporary green half morocco with paper label on upper cover large folio 1822. Note: A good copy of this detailed large scale map with a scale of one inch to a mile.
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Thomson John & Co. The atlas of Scotland containing maps of each country and places of importance laid down from actual survey. Large folio (54.5 x 41.5 cms.) index map as frontispiece (hand coloured in outline) 2 folding. hand coloured panoramas the one of the heights of the principal mountains the other the length of the rivers 29 maps hand coloured in outline and with engraved topographical vignettes town plans etc. on 58 sheets of which several are joined together contemporary half calf paper boards partial split of the lower joint occasional light offsetting lower margin of the map of Linlithgowshire slightly dusty and frayed some light stain marks in the outer margins of the map of Buteshire occasional slight cropping of the plate marks in a couple of instances touching the imprint otherwise a fine copy. Note: Chubb p. 388 no xxxii; Moir I p. 129 & II p. 154 no 11; Tooley p. 91. The publication of this atlas described by Tooley as "the finest county atlas of Scotland in the nineteenth century" was spread over the years 1820 to 1830 with the maps being sold in loose sheets when completed. Its cost lead to the publisher's bankruptcy. The scale of the maps of almost one and a half miles to an inch resulted in the most detailed map of Scotland prior to Ordnance Survey. An interesting feature is the provision on the maps of the names of the various surveyors and others involved in their compilation attesting to their accuracy. A corrected edition was brought out in 1869 by Lizars in 4to.
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Bartholomew (John). The Imperial Map of England & Wales According to the Ordnance Survey, with the Latest Additions, shewing clearly every feature of the country, Railways and their Stations, Roads, Canals, Rivers, Gentlemen's Seats, &c. &c., on the Scale of 4 Miles to an Inch, Fullarton & Co., c.1870, title and seventeen folding maps, all sectionalized on linen, maps hand-col. in outline, approx. 540 x 740 mm., contained in pubs. orig. gilt dec. morocco map box, scuffed and worn, lid (with flap) detached (1)
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Scale (Bernard). Tables for the Easy Evaluing of Estates, from One Shilling to Five Pounds Per Acre, also the Parts of an Acre, from Three Roods to One Perch, 1st Dublin ed., 1771, eng. title and dedication leaf (excised but present), ink lib. stamps to front pastedown, contemp. calf, rubbed and a little wear to extrems., 8vo (1)
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France. Ortelius (Abraham), Poictov: Pictonum Vicinarum que Regionum Fidiss Descriptio, 1579 [or later], hand coloured engraved map of the Poitou region after Pierre Rogier, ornamental title and scale cartouches, plate dimensions approx. 360 x 505 mm, blank to verso, together with Venvxini Comitatus Nova Descr./Gallia Narbonens/Sabavdiae Ducat., late 16th century, three hand coloured engraved maps on one plate, plate dimensions approx. 350 x 460 mm, blank verso (2)
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* London. A New and Accurate Plan of the Cities of London and Westminster, including the New Roads & New Buildings, n.d., late 18th c., uncol. eng. map in sixteen sections, mounted on coarse linen (scale of 880 yards or half a mile), some sl. wear and chipping to edges of sections, with occn. minor loss, overall approx. 42 x 68 cm (1)
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Saxton (Christopher). Original manuscript estate plan of an area to the west of Wakefield, Yorkshire, dated 1601, drawn in ink on paper, the title contained within an ornate cartouche and reading 'A Plat of Mr Pilkinton his Landes, belonging to the old Haule, & new Haule, in the parish of Wakefield, Made by Christopher Saxton. Ano 1601', with separate compass rose, scale of distance surmounted by dividers and a circular crest depicting the Pilkington seal of a mower with scythe, each field marked with tennants name, some faded original yellow colour marking the boundaries, creased where previously folded and with some areas of loss confined to the borders, lightly spotted and laid onto linen, the sheet measuring 803 x 767 mm An extremely scarce example of an original manuscript estate plan by Christopher Saxton (c.1543-c.1610) who is less well known as a local estate surveyor although it was the profession that dominated his later years. The title cartouche incorporates the initials of Christopher's son Robert who was then aged about sixteen and was probably given the task of drawing up the map although the writing is in Christopher's hand. The scale is sixteen perches to one inch which equates to about 92 meters to an inch. The area mapped is bounded on the north by 'The Waie from Halifax to Wakefield' and from north-east to south by an unnamed watercourse with a road traversing the southern third on the route of the present Horbury Road.
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