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Lot 178
A rare Jaeger-LeCoultre illuminating globe world time desk clock, the terrestrial paper on glass globe by J. Forest, 17 - 19 Rue de Buci, Paris, scale 1:65,000,000, over a 12 and 24 hour circular dial with chrome apertures and red triangular markers, the 12 hours shaded into night and day, on octagonal and chrome bases, the clockwork movement numbered 4507 and wound through the base, globe 20 cm diameter, 29 cm high in totalI wound the clock before I left on Friday and I am happy to say that the clock is still running (Monday 24th July) and keeping acceptable time. This is of course no guarantee of reliability or accuracy.the gorse have some scratches and some small loses.The lacquer of the rotating chapter ring has oxidised and is flaking off.The base has some oxidation through the finish.The in-line electrical switch is damaged and it looks as if a section is missing, because of this the lighting can not be tested.
Lot 074
Robert Lenkiewicz (1941-2002) large scale oil on canvas 'Study of Benedikte Esbenson', inscribed on reverse 'One and half study, then down to the Library and the book, on the Longest Day Closing with Haunting Eroticism on the Hoe' also inscribed on image 'Benedikte', signed twice and dated 21st June 1988, framed and glazed, canvas size 192cm x 97cm, overall size 212cm x 115cm.
Lot 3148
CARY, John. Cary's New Map of England and Wales, with Part of Scotland on which are carefully laid down, All the Direct and Principal Cross Roads, the Course of the Rivers and Navigable Canals… London: J. Cary, June 11th 1794. 4to (319 x 247mm.) Engraved title, dedication, engraved hand-coloured general map, diagram to illustrate scale, 76 engraved hand-coloured sections, 85pp. 'List of Places', 3pp. 'List of Subscribers'. (Mild toning, lacking 5 'blank' sections for the 'German Ocean', presumably as issued.) Contemporary marbled wallet-style calf, red morocco lettering piece to the spine (some wear to extremities).Buyer’s Premium 24.5% (including VAT @ 0%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 5% (including VAT @ 0%) of the hammer price.
Lot 293
A sterling silver Samson & Hercules model building (Norwich), a commissioned hollow scale model of the Samson & Hercules building, Wagon & Horses Lane, Tombland, Norwich, the handmade model is fixed to a quadrilateral shaped mahogany base, 464 x 225 x 195 x 65 mm, the building measures approximately 415 x 155 x 418 x 65 mm and measures approximately 270mm in height, g/w including the attached wooden base 6600 gms, the whole model is enclosed in a removable glass case on an additional mahogany plinth, hallmarked for London 1979, maker or sponsor mark J.N (Jack Neil)
Lot 189
Corgi Aviation Archive 1:72 Scale Group AA38110 Sopwith Camel F1 (box taped with electric tape), AA38308 Fokker Dr1 Dreidecker, AA37607 Westland Wessex helicopter, AA37605 Westland Wessex helicopter, AA36301 Fairey Swordfish, AA34111 Hawker Siddeley [sic] Buccaneer and AA36513 Hawker Typhoon (box taped with electric tape) (all E boxes E-G) (7)
Lot 260
The important Ghuznee Medal awarded to Major-General George Mein, 13th Light Infantry, who was severely wounded in Afghanistan during the operations in the Kurd Kabul Pass, before leaving Kabul with General Elphinstone’s Force during the notorious ‘retreat from Kabul’ in January 1842 - captured by the Afghans at Tazeen on 8 January, he remained as one of the ‘Kabul Captives’ until freed in September 1842, on which occasion he tried to save the life of the wounded Lieutenant Sturt, by dragging him the last few miles from captivity into Jellalabad, being mentioned by Sir Robert Peel in the House of Commons, and being voted a pension for his gallantry Ghuznee 1839, unnamed as issued, with contemporary ‘Officer’s variety’ silver split ring and straight bar suspension, good very fine £3,000-£4,000 --- George Mein was born in 1817, son of Colonel J. A. Mein, late 74th Foot. He entered the 13th Light Infantry as an Ensign in June 1835, becoming Lieutenant in April 1839, and served with them through the rigours of the Afghan War of 1839-42. He was present with the 13th at the siege and storming of Ghuznee in July 1839 - for which he received his only campaign medal. However, his military career was far more interesting than his single medal might imply. After serving in a number of engagements with the 13th, Lieutenant Mein was wounded in action in the Kurd Kabul pass on 12 October 1841, when he was struck in the middle of the forehead by a bullet. Since he could not proceed with his regiment, he was sent to hospital in Kabul where it was confidently expected that he would die from the effects of what was an appalling head wound. Instead, he survived to become caught up in the epic and disastrous 'Retreat from Kabul' in January 1842. The story of that catastrophe - one of the greatest defeats a British army has ever suffered - has been recounted many times. George Mein was one of the lucky few who were actually taken alive by the Afghans, in his case at Tezeen on 8 January, and he became one of the small and celebrated band of British prisoners who endured a long and fraught captivity before being released in September 1842. It is recorded that George Mein escorted Lady Sale back to the fortress of Jellalabad, where her husband, Sir Robert, had conducted a gallant defence, and that for the last few miles of the journey, George had dragged the severely wounded Lieutenant Sturt in a blanket. Unfortunately, Sturt died of his injuries, but George Mein was personally commended in a speech in the House of Commons by the Prime Minister, Sir Robert Peel, and was awarded a special pension for his bravery. George Mein's later career saw no further excitement on this scale; he rose steadily in rank to become a Colonel in 1870 and a Major General in 1878, but much of his later career was spent as the commander of various Depots and was for a time Deputy Judge Advocate at Manchester. George Mein died at his home in St Leonard's-on-Sea in 1896. Sold with the following archive: i) Three original letters, two from Kabul in 1840 written to his brother then serving in Burma, closely cross-written in the style of the time, and being extremely rare surviving artefacts from the British occupation of Kabul. ii) A small pocket notebook kept by Mein as a captive of the Afghans, with fine drawings of the leading figures in the affair &c. iii) A leather telescope or map case that belonged to Mein in India. iv) An original contemporary length of Ghuznee medal riband. v) A transcript of Mein’s diary that he kept whilst in captivity; together with a copy of the book Lady Sale by Patrick Macrory; a copy of the book On Service in India: The Mein Family Photographs 1870-1901, edited by Peter Duckers; and copied research.
Lot 46
A QUANTITY OF ASSORTED TRACTION ENGINE AND STEAM ROLLER MODELS, boxed Leonardo Collection static resin Traction Engine model, appears complete and in very good condition, minor damage and wear to box, a constructed plastic Bandai 1/16 scale Road Roller model, constructed and finished to a good standard but has some loose items and is in need of some minor attention, with instructions, a matchstick model of a Showmans Engine, in good condition, a modern tinplate traction engine model, a boxed Royal Hampshire Art Foundry Thomas and Friends pewter collection model 'Trevor', complete with certificate of authenticity, boxed Kovap modern tinplate clockwork Steam Roller, not tested, missing key, box faded and worn, two smaller plastic Springwell Mouldings Traction Engine models, both still sealed in original polythene and an similar sized unmarked plastic clockwork Showmans Engine (3 boxes)
Lot 83
A QUANTITY OF ASSORTED BOXED UNBUILT WHITE METAL BUS AND COACH KITS, all are 4mm 1/76 scale models, mainly kits from the 1970's and 1980's by Anbrico, Western Precision Castings (Cotswold), Westward and Pirate (including series 1 Bristol VRT), contents of boxes not checked, but appear largely complete, some in replacement boxes, with a quantity of assorted spare parts and decals, part built boxed Springside Hillman Minx etc. (2 boxes)
Lot 80
TWO CONSTRUCTED KINGFISHER MODELS WHITE METAL LORRY KITS, 1/48 scale, A.E.C. Mammoth Major Mk.V 8x4/8x2 Dropside and Foden S20 8x4 SWB Tipper Truck, both have been built and finished to a very good standard but have some very minor paint loss and wear, Foden cab loose on chassis as screw missing and has some minor damage, boxes complete
Lot 47
A QUANTITY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED ASSORTED DIECAST VEHICLES, to include boxed Corgi Trackside and Lledo Days Gone, unboxed Matchbox, Budgie, Pocketbond Classix, Oxford Diecast etc., quantity of play worn diecast and a small quantity of miscellaneous items, to include a cased set of Linesman's flags and a boxed unbuilt Tamiya Hanomag Sakfz 2511 1/35 scale plastic construction kit, contents not checked but majority still sealed in original packaging (4 boxes)
Lot 45
A QUANTITY OF ASSORTED BOXED AND UNBOXED DIECAST MODELS OF TRACTION ENGINES, SHOWMANS ENGINES AND ROAD ROLLERS, to include boxed Matchbox Models of Yesteryear, Marklin, Oxford Diecast The Great Dorset Steam Fair 2016 model, Lledo, including boxed The Showmans Collection Burrell Showman's Steam Wagon and cardboard Carousel - Anderton and Rowlands, No.AR1002, Ertl Thomas and Friends models, many still sealed in original packaging, quantity of unboxed items to include Tri-ang Minic clockwork Traction Engine and Trailer, No.54M, later version with plastic wheels, complete with key, with a quantity of boxed diecast and kit built vehicles, including constructed South Eastern Finecast 1/24 scale 1925 Austin 7 Tourer and Open-Tourer kits, Jodie Models 1932 Austin Seven and several other kits, all constructed and finished to a very good standard, boxed diecast to include Matchbox Models of Yesteryear 1982 Limited Edition Pack of 5 Models, Matchbox, Rio, Lledo Days Gone, including early issues etc. (2 boxes)
Lot 82
A COLLECTION OF CONSTRUCTED WHITE METAL, RESIN AND PLASTIC BUS AND COACH MODEL KITS, all are 4mm 1/76 scale models which have been constructed and finished to a fairly good standard, mainly kits from the 1970's and 1980's by Varney, Westward, Anbrico, Western Precision Casting (Cotswold) and Pirate (including the Bristol VRL coach), with some later examples by RTC and Fanfare, quantity of Little Bus Company resin models, MTS, Davric and Tower Models plastic kits, majority in good condition but small number have minor damage or are in need of minor attention, some with original boxes (2 boxes)
Lot 112
A QUANTITY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED ASSORTED DIECAST AND PLASTIC VEHICLES, to include unboxed Victory Industries plastic battery operated Austin A40/A50 Cambridge saloon car, not tested, appears complete with all trim, some deformation of plastic to bodyshell and glazing, hubs rusted, battery box clean, wear to front reg. no. decal, with a boxed Polistil 1/25 scale Land Rover, No.S649, unboxed plastic kit built Ford GT40 (s.d.), boxed diecast to include Matchbox Models of Yesteryear,, mainly 1970's era but includes some earlier issues, Corgi Classics, Matchbox Dinky Collection, Schabak, constructed kits, Lledo Vanguards, Lledo Days Gone etc., with a boxed Meccano set No.6. red and green, contents not checked but includes cylinder, curved plates, strips, angle girders, assorted wheels and tyres, pulleys, flanged sector plates etc., includes a small quantity of Vogue Construction items, box complete with inner tray but has some damage and wear, includes some empty boxes and three woollen scarves (3 boxes)
Lot 55
A BOXED RAPIDO TRAINS BIRMINGHAM CORPORATION 'NEW LOOK' STANDARD GUY ARAB DOUBLE DECKER BUS, No.71004, 4mm 1/76 scale model of bus no.3009 (MOF 9), with three boxed Forward Models Birmingham Corporation model buses, no's. EC-05 (Crossley No.2397), NGB-08 (Guy Arab No.3001) and NGS-03 (Guy Arab No.2598), all appear complete and in very good condition with only very minor wear, boxes all complete with interior but have some minor damage and wear (4)
Lot 32
A QUANTITY OF CONSTRUCTED BOXED WHITEMETAL KIT MODELS OF TRACTION ENGINES, SHOWMANS ENGINES AND STEAM ROLLERS, two different 1/32 scale Wills or South Eastern Fine cast kits, a Bassett Lowke 1/43 scale kit, 1/43.5 (7mm) Duncan Models kit, 1/76 scale Langley Miniature Models kit , 1/76 scale Springside Models kit and two different 1/76 scale W & T kits, all have been constructed and finished to a very good standard but one of the Wills, the Bassett Lowke and Duncan models require some minor attention, with an unbuilt 1/148 scale (N scale) Langley Miniature Models Burrell Showmans Engine kit, still sealed in original packaging, one Wills kit in incorrect Wills box, one unboxed model with van and bowser finished to a good standard (12)
Lot 84
A COLLECTION OF CONSTRUCTED WHITE METAL, RESIN AND PLASTIC BUS AND COACH MODEL KITS, all are 4mm 1/76 scale models of B.M.M.O. Midland Red, Birmingham Corporation or West Midlands P.T.E., which have been constructed and finished to a fairly good standard, mainly kits from the 1970's and 1980's by Varney (Black Country Models), Anbrico, Mike Toman/W. & T. and Pirate, quantity of Little Bus Company and Lancer resin models, majority in good condition but small number have minor damage or are in need of minor attention, some with original boxes
Lot 217
Seven Airfix World War I and World War II 1:72 scale bagged aircraft kits, ranging from 1958-1972, comprising Westland Lysand type 4 header, Boomerang type 3 header, Messerschmitt 110D type 1 header, P51D Mustang type 2 header, Spad VIII type 3 header, Sopwith Camel type 3 header, and Roland C-11 type 3 header.
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