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Lot 208
Franklin Mint A Unboxed Group to include Franklin Mint 1/24th Scale 1935 Mercedes-Benz 770K Grosser, Franklin Mint a boxed 1/24 scale Al Capone's Armoured Cadillac Touring Sedan V-16, Franklin Mint, a boxed1:24 scale B11PW73 1933 Duesenberg SJ Twenty Grand in Metallic Silver. (See Photo) Conditions generally appear Good. (Not checked for completeness) (3)
Lot 209
A Mixed Unboxed Group Of Danbury & Franklin Mint to include Franklin Mint 1/24th scale Rolls Royce 1925 Silver Ghost, Franklin Mint 1/24th scale Rolls Royce 1929 Phantom 1 Cabriolet De Ville, Danbury Mint 1938 Phantom 3 (maroon) (Unchecked for completeness) Conditions generally appear Good Plus. (3)
Lot 213
Franklin Mint A Mixed Unboxed Group to include Franklin Mint 1/24th scale 1930 Bugatti Royal Coupe Napoleon, 1937 Cord 812 Phaeton Coupe, Franklin Mint 1939 Maybach Zeppelin, The 1930 Duesenberg J Derham Tourster. (Unchecked for completeness) Conditions generally appear Good to Excellent. (4)
Lot 58
Corgi, a boxed 1:50 scale Commercial models "Tippers/Rigids Series" comprising of CC13901 (Rigids) Foden Alpha Aggregate Tipper "J.H. Jones & Son", CC13609 (Rigids) DAF CF Tipper "Thomas Armstrong" & CC13607 (Tippers) DAF CF Aggregate Tipper "JC Balls". All appear to be Excellent although not checked for completeness in Good window boxes. (3)
Lot 103
51.25cm straight, slender pamor blade with short winged top, characteristic tapering cylindrical white metal hilt with scale or petal decoration, two-stage bulbous white metal collar with filigree decoration, contained in its white metal mounted wooden sheath decorated with scrolling foliage within foliate borders.
Lot 104
A 1:48 SCALE MODEL FOR THE M.V. BORODINO BY AILSA SHIPBUILDING, TROON, FOR THE ELLERMAN LINE LTD, 1950 the 72in. laminated and carved hull with bilge keels, gilt propeller, rudder and Plimsol marks with lined decks with fittings, including plated anchors with winches and chain, companionways, ventilators, ship’s bell, covered hatches, rigged derricks with navigation lights, bridge with wood capped rails, and binnacle with speaking tube, rangefinder, deck light and sonar funnel with Final with hooter and safety valve extension pipe for covered lifeboats in davits emergency helm and binnacle and other details mounted on four bronze columns within Plexi glass display case with baize-lined base and silvered plate on table stand, overall measurements – 59 x 92 x 25in. (150 x 234 x 63.5cm.)
Lot 104A
A 1:48 SCALE MODEL OF THE LNG (LIQUID NATURAL GAS) CARRIER T.T. KHANNUR, BUILT BY MOSS ROSENBERG, NORWAY, FOR GOLAR GAS TPT INC, 1977, the 56in. hull with gilt propeller, bilge keels and bulbous bow, red pained decks complete with fittings as appropriate, gas holders and stern superstructure with twin liveried funnels and covered lifeboats in davits, mounted on two metal columns within glazed case – 17½ x 67½ x 15in. (44.5 x 171.5 x 38cm.) on table stand – 30 x 71 x 18½in. (76 x 180.5 x 47cm.)
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Lot 146
A FINE 1:48 SCALE MODEL OF THE 44-GUN AMERICAN FRIGATE CONSTITUTION ("OLD IRONSIDES"), [1797]modelled by Georgio Opletal, Genoa, c. 1976, in oak, ash and walnut, the planked and framed 22in. hull, with gilt-wire decoration to stern, open gun ports with brass guns, anchors with bound wooden stocks, chain plates with deadeyes, hammock racks, gratings, belaying rails with brass pins, stove pipe, fitted boats in chocks, capstan, double helm and other details, bound masts with standing and running rigging, block, yards with stun's'l booms, American flags, the foremast flag inscribed FREE TRADE AND SAILORS RIGHTS, mounted on turned supports within glazed wooden case -- 30 x 42 x 15½in. (76 x 107 x 39.5cm.) fine overall condition
Lot 203
A â…™IN.:1FT. SCALE MODEL OF A COMBINED OPS ROCKET SHIP BY BASSETT-LOWKE, CIRCA 1945hull carved from the solid, finished in grey with upper decks supporting rocket racks, stern superstructure with open bridge, funnel, quick-firing gun nests and fire direction turret and other details, waterline mounted in calm blue sea within ebonised glazed case with plate to front and maker's label underneath -- hull length 11½ x 15 x 4½ (29 x 38 x 11.5cm.) Good condition.
Lot 237
Ø A 10½IN. RADIUS VERNIER OCTANT BY E. & G.W. BLUNT, CIRCA 1810the ebony 'T' frame with inset ivory maker's plate and scale divided to 105º, brass index arm, pinhole sights and shades, contained within stepped keystone case with decorative lock plate -- 14in. (35.5cm.) wide, IDN: G2ZBL3V6Sclae time stained. Mirrors spotted. Case missing lock.Lot 237 & 238: please note that the images for lots 237 & 238 in the printed catalogue have been transposed. The octant on the left is 238. The octant in the middle is 237.
Lot 238
Ø A 9½IN. VERNIER OCTANT BY HORNE & THORNTHWAITE, LONDON, CIRCA 1850with ebony pi frame with inset ivory scale and maker's plate, lacquered brass fittings including shades, mirrors, index arms, contained in keystone case with sighting tubes and maker's label -- 12in. (30.5cm.) wide, IDN: EAEKSYAL; together with A 1¾IN. ACHROMATIC THREE-DRAW TELESCOPE BY TROUGHTON & SIMMS, LONDON, CIRCA 1850, signed on the third draw as per title, the leather-covered main tube with lens cap and inscribed on the brass cuff with owner's name JOHN MACKRORY, LITTLE HALES, NEWPORT, SALOP, in fitted leather case -- 11in. (28cm.) cased (2)One leg detached.SALEROOM NOTICE: Lot 237 & 238: please note that the images for lots 237 & 238 in the printed catalogue have been transposed. The octant on the left is 238. The octant in the middle is 237. A Troughton & Sims telescope, c. 1840/50 is included with the octant in 238.
Lot 239
Ø A 9½IN. RADIUS VERNIER OCTANT BY GEORGE LOWDEN JUNIOR, DUNDEE, CIRCA 1840the ebony 'double T' frame with inset ivory maker's plate and scale divided to 105º, brass index arm, sighting tubes, seven shades, mirrors and wooden handle, contained within lined keystone case -- 12in. (30.5cm.) wide, IDN: 53WLV5Y1Good overall condition. Case has corner missing from base.
Lot 240
A FINE AND HIGHLY ORIGINAL PLATINUM-SCALED PRIZE SEXTANT FROM H.M.S. WORCESTER, 1886with lacquered and gilt ladder frame, signed, inscribed and numbered on the arc 'Henry Hughes & Son, 59 Fenchurch Street, London, Platina & Gold, no. 2914', scale divided to 150º, vernier with magnifier, adjustable telescope holder, mirrors and shades with oxidised facings, with wooden handle with brass lined stand socket, contained in fitted box with complete set of accessories including magnifying glass, rotating sight shade, screwdriver and five sighting tubes, the lid with test certificate dated '30th June 1886', an external dedication prize plate to 'Charles George Budge' -- 11½in. (29cm.) wideExtremely fine original condition. Apparently unused.
Lot 241
A 7IN. RADIUS VERNIER SEXTANT BY HEATH AND CO., LONDON, CIRCA 1916with oxidised brass bell frame, inscribed on the arc 'Made for H.G. Blair and Co., Cardiff & Barry' and numbered 'N 788', inset silvered scale, vernier with magnifier, 7 shades, with wood handle, contained in fitted box with complete set of accessories including binoculars, 4 lacquered brass sighting tubes and original test certificate inside lid, with gilt embossed leather outer case -- 11in. (28cm.) wideFrame spotted and would benefit from a clean. otherwise good overall condition. leather case dry and stained commensurate with age.
Lot 244
A 3½IN. RADIUS AVIATION SEXTANT BY HENRY HUGHES & SONS LTD FOR THE AIR MINISTRY, CIRCA 1946with crackle-finish T-frame, the inset scale divided to 120°, the arc numbered 36794, index arm with micrometer adjustment, stamped with Air Ministry mark and numbered 6B/177, sighting tube with rubber eyepiece, seven shades, Bakelite handle and pin feet, contained within fitted composition box of issue with maker's label dated 23-2-46 -- 8in. (20.5cm.) diameter
Lot 254
A UNIVERSAL MICROSCOPE AFTER BENJAMIN MARTIN BY CHADBURN BROTHERS, SHEFFIELD, CIRCA 1850constructed in lacquered brass and signed on the folding foot as per title, 6in. tube with nose piece, platform and mirror -- 15in. (38cm.) highDr. Mill notes:Alfred and Francis Wright Chadburn founded this firm in 1837 in Sheffield and were joined by Charles Henry Chadburn who opened a Liverpool branch in 1845. They were mentioned for the cheapness of their products at the 1851 exhibition and were given Prince Albert's Royal Warrant. They seem to have been primarily concerned with optics and produced lenses on a massive scale (mainly for spectacles) which they built into various instruments. An engraving of their showroom contains a microscope of this type in the centre.This is clearly a form of microscope derived from designs by Martin, Shuttleworth, Adams and others with a single pillar arising directly from a flat tripod foot. Focussing is by moving the stage by means of a rack set into the flat rear face of the triangular pillar. Achromatic lenses appeared from the 1830s on - but not here. There are three simple lenses with an eye lens, a large field lens in the body join and a single objective lens, The long nose piece gives the appearance of an achromatic objective but the simple lens is attached to the end of it by a screw cap. No other lenses accessories or case are now present.These 'primitive' features are not in some ways surprising. Similarly 'antique' designs were found in the simple drum microscopes which continued almost into the 20th century. They do contrast strangely with the sophisticated microscopes being produced by Ross, Powell and Lealand, Beck et alia from the 1840s on and the reason of course lies in the price. The advanced stands served both the professional market and the advanced and well heeled amateur. The simpler basic stands appealed to the recreational market.Lacking box and accessories.
Lot 8
A 1:48 SCALE FRAMED AND SEMI-PLANKED MODEL FOR A 19TH CENTURY MERCHANTMAN semi-planked with simulated trennels and loosely inverted on bar stand -- 10 x 28in. (25.5 x 71cm.)display base warped, old glue runs to centre, the model has old dust & wear, the port side lacking half inch section of ballwark stringing.
Lot 84
A FINE 1:48 SCALE BUILDER'S-STYLE MODEL OF R.M.S. CARMANIA ORIGINALLY BUILT BY JOHN BROWN & CO. FOR CUNARD, 1905laminated and carved 66 in. hull with glazed ports, propellers, rudders and bilge keels, scored wooden decks with painted and plated fittings included, anchors with winches and chain, ventilators with red interiors, deck rails, rigged derricks, superstructure with glazed bridge, binnacle over, staid funnels with safety valve extension pipe and ladder, engine room lights, covered lifeboats rigged in davits, handrails, water tanks and other details, mounted on four metal columns with plates with glass cover -- 26 x 70 x 12½ in. (66 x 178 x 32cm.)Carmania, 19,650 tons, was built in 1905 for Cunard's Liverpool to New York supplementary service and during the winter months either relieved the regular mail steamers or sailed from Fiume on the American tourist route to and from the Mediterranean. On the morning of 14 September 1914, off the western end of the island of Trinidad, the 18,700 ton German Armed Merchant Cruiser Cap Trafalgar, was surprised in the act of coaling by the Carmania, under the command of Captain Grant, R.N. At first she made off at high speed, but later turned about and prepared to engage. Both ships began firing at 7,500 yards, the 4.7-in.guns of the Carmania doing great damage to the hull of her enemy. The fire from the Cap Trafalgar was initially too high, but as the ships closed she began to score, setting Carmania on fire under the forebridge and cutting her main water pipe so that the fire could not be brought under control. After an engagement lasting one hour and forty minutes, the Cap Trafalgar was ablaze and sinking. Towards the end of the action, she attempted to escape, but her engines were not equal to the strain and she finally capsized to port and sank by the head. Five boats crowded with survivors were picked up by the German colliers, the Carmania being still on fire and too badly mauled to render assistance. Carmania herself survived and was, in fact, the only Armed Merchant Cruiser ever to have sunk a similar antagonist in a straight gun duel; when, after extensive repairs, she returned to sea, she found herself with an unrivalled reputation that outlived her long after she was broken up in 1932.Fine overall condition
Lot 481
A pair of gilt and ebonised wall mirrors, late 19th century, with rounded tops, rectangular plates, 74cm wide 26cm high (2)Condition ReportSpotting to the plates, new backs. Frames with some cracking and loss. Knocks, wear and some losses to the ebonised and gilt finish. Please see the additional images for scale.
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