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Click here to subscribePalitoy - Fork Lift Truck. A boxed RC Fork Lift Truck, large scale yellow plastic truck, black seat, with driver, battery operated model of a Hercules Vehicle, includes black plastic forks, with pallet, 3 x plastic crates and control unit, original illustrated box (This does not constitute a guarantee).
Atlas Editions - A fleet of 17 x mostly factory-sealed die-cast model 1:76 scale 'Great British Buses', and 2 x Atlas Editions trams - Lot includes a 'Queen Mary' Leyland PD3 bus. A 'Single-Decker' Green Line AEC Q Type bus. A 'St Helens' AEC Regent V bus, and similar. Boxes appear in good condition with minor storage wear. Buses are presumed in mint condition. (This does not constitute a guarantee)
EFE - Corgi Omnibus - Britbus - 11 x boxed bus models in 1:76 scale and 9 x empty boxes, includes Leyland Atlantean in Southdown livery, Mercedes Benz 709 Beaver in M& D livery, AEC RF in London Transport livery and others. The models appear Mint in Fair to Good boxes, some boxes are incorrect. (This does not constitute a guarantee)
Corgi - Britbus - EFE - Wiking - 33 x un boxed bus models and 15 x empty boxes including Atlantean in 1:50 scale, Leyland National in Green Line livery, Mercedes 0303 and similar others. They show signs of age and use and appear in Good condition overall, the boxes are Poor to Fair. (This does not constitute a guarantee)
Corgi - Vitesse - Rextoys - Trofeu - 11 x boxed Police car models in 1:43 scale including Chrysler Airflow in Indiana State Police livery # 26, Citroen DS19 # L138, Renault Twingo # L087, Wolseley 1800 # VA08501 with certificate and mirror and similar others. They appear mostly Mint in Good boxes. (This does not constitute a guarantee)
Burago, Corgi, Majorette, Maisto - A mixed lot of boxed diecast vehicles to include: BURAGO 1/24 scale Ferrari Testa Rossa (1957), MAJORETTE 1/43 Fiat Punto x 2, Maisto 1/43 Marea & Weekend, CORGI Eddie Stobart & United Dairies Cabover & Tanker. Also included are 2 sweet tins with promotional vehicle within the lid (Cadbury's still contains contents and must be used by May '92) Vehicles appear in good condition, boxes range in condition. (This does not constitute a guarantee)
Lesney, Matchbox - A boxed large scale Coronation Coach by Lesney. Coach appears in slightly playworn condition with surface marks to top of carriage and wheels. There are some small chips to the horses. The red lift off lid box has some age and storage related wear to edges. Pen annotations to top of box. The box also contains its original inner tissue paper packaging. (This does not constitute a guarantee)
Maisto - Sun Star - 4 x American cars, Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz and Cadillac Brougham in 1:18 scale, Chevrolet Corvette in 1:24 scale and a tinplate Buick which is approximately 17 cm long. They have been on display so have wear and some minor damage / parts missing. The boxes are Fair, two are incorrect. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (4)
Victory Industries - A 1950s battery powered Vauxhall Velox saloon in approximately 1:18 scale. The model appears in Very Good condition overall, the rear window has come loose inside but not appear damaged, the battery compartment is clean. The car appears in Good condition, there is no box lid. (This does not constitute a guarantee)
Danbury Mint - A boxed 1:24 scale 'The Special Edition James Bond 007 Aston Martin DB5' by Danbury Mint. The gold plated model appears to be in fair condition. The model sits within Mint polystyrene inner box, contained within an Excellent outer shipping box with some small amounts of tape attached, and a couple of scuffs. Lot also contains a James Bond badge. The models front left tyre is detached and damage to front underside of car. A small black plastic piece of the car is detached. Roof is detachable and passenger side seat is detachable. Two springs are detached. (This does not constitute a guarantee)
Britains - Two boxed diecast 1:32 scale Ford Transit model vehicles by Britains. Lot consists of #00234B Transit Chassis Float (x2); plus #40097 Transit Medium Roof Van 'RSPCA'. Models appear Mint in generally Good window boxes with some general storage related wear. (2) (This does not constitute a guarantee)
Britains - Two boxed diecast 1:32 scale Ford Transit model vehicles by Britains. Lot consists of #00234B Transit Chassis Float (x2); plus #00233B Transit Medium Roof Van. Models appear Mint in generally Good window boxes with some general storage related wear. (2) (This does not constitute a guarantee)
Matchbox - Dinky Toys - Schabak - Vanguards - Five boxed and two unboxed diecast Ford Transit models. Lot includes Dinky Toys #417 Motorway Services Van; Matchbox Superkings K167 'Milka' Transit; Schabak #13300/1301 1:35 scale Transit and similar. Boxed models appear Mint in Fair Plus - Good boxes with storage imperfections. Unboxed models appear Very Good. (This does not constitute a guarantee)
Matchbox - Siku - Corgi - Lledo - Majorette - A mainly unboxed flotilla of 39 mainly 1:64 scale diecast Ford Transit models vans. Lot include Siku 1320 334 School Bus; a boxed Matchbox Superfast #66 Ford Transit (with load - appears mint in Good box); Majorette #234 For Transit 'WWF' and similar. Some model show varying degrees of wear, with conditions generally ranging Poor - Excellent. Models unchecked for completeness. (2) (This does not constitute a guarantee)
Majorette - Mira - A small group of boxed and unboxed 1:60 / 64 scale diecast model vehicles and caravans predominately by Majorette. Lot includes Majorette #370 Residential Caravan; Majorette #231 Ford Capri 'Radio Monte Carlo' with #201 St.Tropez caravan and similar. Boxed models appear Excellent - Mint in Fair - Fair Plus boxes with storage related imperfections, whilst unboxed items have some slight wear generally appearing Good - Very Good overall. (This does not constitute a guarantee)
Norev - Two boxed 1:43 scale Norev Jet Car diecast and plastic vehicle & caravan sets, comprising of a Peugeot 504 in green with Panoramic Caravan; plus a Peugeot 604 in blue with matching blue and white caravan. Both sets appear Mint presented in Fair Plus blister packs with some storage related creasing to both blisters and card bases. (This does not constitute a guarantee)
Corgi - Classix - EFE - Lledo - A boxed group of 1:76 scale diecast model vehicles. Lot includes Corgi Trackside DG202000 Austin J2 BR Swindon Ambulance; EFE #E11005 AEC Mammoth Major 4 Axle Boxvan Lorry; Oxford Diecast #76CA018 Bedford CA Minibus and similar. Models appear to be in Mint condition housed in Good - Very Good boxes. with general storage wear. (This does not constitute a guarantee)
Base Toys - Classix - A boxed group of over 30, 1:76 scale diecast model vehicles. Lot includes Base Toys TL-02 Leyland FG Flatbed; Classix EM7612a Austin K2 'British Railways'; Base Toys CO-X8 Leyland Comet Pantechnicon and similar. Models appear to be in Mint condition presented on Fair Plus - Very Good cards / boxes - some cards have annotations to rear. (This does not constitute a guarantee)
Antonio Joli (1700-1777)/A View of Naples from Mergellina/oil on canvas, 67.5cm x 97.8cm/Note: In the eighteenth Century Naples was one of the great cities of Europe,'In size and number of inhabitants she ranks as the third city of Europe, and from her situation and superb show may justly be considered as the Queen of the Mediterranean' wrote john Chetwode Eustace in 1813. By then Naples had enjoyed a golden age of nearly eighty years as the royal capital of the richest Italian state. The reign, from 1734, of Charles VII, first of the Neapolitan Bourbon rulers of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies (he was also, from 1759, King Charles III of Spain) saw the construction of the Teatro San Carlo and the palaces of Caserta, Portici and Capodimonte (which now houses the famous art gallery), the rediscovery of Pompeii and Herculaneum and the founding of the Naples Archaeological Museum. Music and painting flourished, and those travellers who extended their Grand Tour beyond Rome were amply rewarded by the experience. Residents including Sir William and Lady Hamilton greeted visitors such as the Holy Roman Emperor Joseph II, Casanova, Mozart, Angelica Kauffman, Joseph Wright of Derby, Jacques-Louis David, Elizabeth Vigée-Lebrun (who described the city as a 'lanterne magique ravisssante') and Goethe (who remarked that nobody who had seen Naples could ever be really unhappy).The definitive portrait of Naples in its heyday is that provided by Antonio Joli, whose depictions of the city over several decades make him to Naples what his (almost exact) contemporary Canaletto was to Venice. Joli was not, in fact, Neapolitan by birth. Most of the leading Neapolitan view painters were from elsewhere. Born in Modena, Joli was partly trained in Rome, where he worked until 1725 under Giovanni Paolo Panini (1691-1765), the outstanding Rome based view painter of his generation. During the following three decades Joli became the most widely travelled of the Italian view painters of the eighteenth Century, designing scenography as well as view painting throughout his career. It is as a scenographer that Joli is first recorded, in 1732, in Venice where he remained until after 1740. He is mentioned in the memoirs of Giacomo Casanova as 'the celebrated theatrical scene painter' (G. Casanova, History of My Life, ed. Baltimore & London, 1997, I, p. 200). Joli may have visited Dresden before productive periods in London 1744-1749 and in Madrid 1749-1754. After returning to Venice, where he became a founder-member of the Venetian Academy of Fine Arts, he embarked in 1756 on a tour of Southern Italy and Sicily with his most important patron John Montagu, Lord Brudenell (1735-1770), for whom he executed an unrivalled series of at least thirty-eight views of Southern Italy, Florence, Sicily, Malta and Southern France. These include his celebrated group of views of Naples, where he is first recorded on 21 April 1759 (R. Toledano, Antonio Joli, Turin, 2006, nos. N.VI.7, N.VIII-XIV, N.XIX.1, N.XX.1, N.XXIV and N.XXVII.6-7, all illustrated). Apart from a brief return to Venice, where he is recorded on 28 December 1761, Joli was resident thereafter in Naples, working for visitors and for fellow residents such as Sir William Hamilton. Joli must have been familiar with Naples long before this date. He is indeed described as 'Napoletano' in inventories of the collection of the great Venetian collector Field Marshal Johann Matthias von der Schulenburg, who paid him for a view of Naples in 1736, one of the first records of the artist as a painter of views (Toledano, op. cit., p. 298, no. N.I.1, illustrated). It is the setting of Naples in its glorious bay, in the shadow of Vesuvius, which gives it its unique character. The heart of the city is here seen from the West. Near the left edge is the Torretta of Chiaia or of Piedigrotta, built in 1564 as a defence against Turkish raids. Just beyond it is one of the fountains erected along the shore between the Castel dell'Ovo and Posillipo by Luís de la Cerda Fernández de Córdoba Folch de Cardona y Aragón, 9th Duque de Medinaceli (1660-1711), Viceroy of Naples 1692-1706, and beyond that the Riviera di Chiaia stretches to Pizzofalcone and the Castel dell'Ovo off the point. The city is overlooked by the imposing walls of the Castel Sant'Elmo, built by the Aragonese Viceroy Don Pedro de Toledo in 1537-47, on the Vomero Hill behind to the left. Immediately below it to the right is the Certosa di San Martino, the great Carthusian monastery, on whose expansion Cosimo Fanzago worked for thirty-three years in the mid-seventeenth Century. Six variants by Joli of this composition are published by Toledano, all of very roughly similar scale, in the Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna (two) and in private collections (Toledano, op. cit., pp. 310-15, nos. N.V.1-6, all illustrated). As one would expect of Joli, the boats differ widely between most of the versions, including this. In three versions, however, the differences are limited; those are Toledano's N.V.1 and N. V. 2 (sold with a pendant showing the Gulf of Pozzuoli at Sotheby's, London, 8 July 2015, lot 20) and a previously unknown version sold (with a pendant showing the temples at Paestum) at Sotheby's, New York, 30 January 2019 (lot 78). The British three-master prominently shown in the foreground in our painting does not recur in any of the others and suggests that the painting was intended for a British patron. Our thanks go to Charles Beddington for preparing this catalogue note/see illustration CONDITION REPORT: A 4 inch tear to the top right of the picture, extensive re-touching to the sky and an areas of the sea on the right hand side, a 1 inch area of restored damage near the right hand edge, a restored hole to the top of the hill on the left hand side. re-lined 1974Provenance:- Private Collection Gloucestershire. Acquired from a Gloucestershire house sale circa 1965 (catalogued as Dominic Serres).
Gauge 1 kitbuilt and unmade Goods Rolling Stock, Northern Fine Scale, Ready to Run Ricketts, Whitaker and Frank Butt Open wagons and unmade kit Bovey Potter, all in original boxes, Tenmile unmade SR 10t Utility Van and part built 7 Plank Open wagon, both in original boxes, unboxed, kit/scratchbuilt bogie 3 plank open wagon, SR Brake Van (roof poor) and 7-plank Open wagon, two small pieces of Peco track, F-VG, boxes F-G (11, including track)
A partially re-engineered Bing Gauge 1 clockwork Great Northern Railway 'Ivatt' 4-4-2 Locomotive and Tender, refinished in lined GNR 2-tone green with crimson/brown underframe as No. 1425, with original direct-wind mechanism now fitted with replacement or turned down wheels, all now of semi-scale appearance, front frame section and bogie evidently re-engineered, pony-truck mounting modified, loco otherwise G-VG, mech tested okay, centre control knob missing, general crazing to paint finish but few chips and playwear, tender with wheels now mounted on a central frame and with small hook coupler to rear, F-G, external paintwork generally flaky with evident fading and/or retouching in places (2)
A Bing (for B-L) Gauge 1 clockwork Southern Railway '112' 0-4-0 Tank Locomotive, in lined SR green livery as No. 112, with original clockwork mechanism, G, one rear buffer head missing, brake control missing, wheels possibly replaced with finer scale versions, rubbing to lettering around keyhole, a few minor damages and paint chips, mech not tested - requires large keyCondition Report - Please see additional image(s).
A Finescale Gauge 1 BR (Ex-LMS) Black Five Locomotive ONLY by Fine Scale Brass for Bachmann, finely-constructed and finished in lined BR black as No. 45038, arranged for battery power, possibly with radio-control in (missing) tender, (loco wheels appear insulated so could be converted for 2-rail operation), overall G-VG, damages to all footsteps, wheels generally dirty, lacks tender
Scratch/Kit built Gauge One Private Owner Goods Wagons and Northern Fine scale Example (6), scratch/kit built examples all of wood and metal construction, Shelley & Son Brighton in khaki livery, Elsecar in maroon livery, three with loads, Mark Tooley Walworth, Hall & Co Croydon, Monckton all in brown livery and a boxed resin and metal Northern Fine scale Thomas Ward Ltd Sheffield coke wagon also in brown livery, G-VG, box VG, (6)
Scratch/Kit built Gauge One Pre BR Goods Wagons and Northern Fine scale Example (6), scratch/kit built examples, metal and wood construction, LMS sliding door vans, (2), one with overall wear, minor damage to roof and corrosion to wheels, LNWR plank wagons (one with load), LNWR six wheeled brake van, SR Plank wagon, (chassis loose on one side wheels detached), LMS six wheeled brake van of plastic and metal construction and a boxed Northern Fine scale SR ventilated fitted banana van pf resin and metal construction, (small part of undercarriage unglued, foxing to roof), F-VG, box VG, (8)
Scratch/Kit built Gauge One LNER Goods Wagons and Northern Fine scale Example (6), scratch/kit built examples, all of metal and wood construction, 50 ton bogie van (some paint loss to roof), two cattle trucks, plank wagon, box van with papered detailing and Northern Fine scale LNER ventilated fruit van resin and metal construction, F-VG, box VG, (6)
Scratch/kit built Gauge One Goods Wagons and A Northern Fine Scale Example (5), kit/scratch built examples, all of resin and metal construction, bogie well truck with generator load (some small components detached), two open mineral wagons one with coal load, a GWR 12 ton six wheeled van (battery powered and untested) and a boxed Northern Fine Scale BR Conflat of resin and metal construction, F-VG, box VG, (5)
Modern Gauge One and Similar Scale Trackside Accessories and Figures, various examples, Kirtley Model Buildings white metal Signal Box Interior kit, (appears complete but unchecked), Kirtley Models Printed advertising sheets, boxed Post Leisure Miniature Building Systems, various loose accessories all ex layout, white metal and other figures, some unpainted (50+), white metal and other, benches, signage, street lamps, telephone boxes, post boxes, trolleys, and other items, other small components, and a number modern diecast and white metal cars, F-E, (Qty) in two boxes
A Cherry Scale Models Gauge 1 Battery-Operated Electric BR-ex LMS Stanier 6P5F Lobster 2-6-0 Locomotive and Tender No 42959, finished in black, with battery pack and switch under tender coal deck, F-G, mech changed, now fitted with loosely secured-can motor with worm drive and partly-successful wooden stop-block, front pony weighted, cab floor at angle
LGB Catalogs, Manuals, Bruder Large Scale Vehicles, RIKO R/C Tracter Various catalogs from 70's to 00's G including 2003 Dealer Hardback Catalog VG, 0026 Track Planning Manual G various Garder Railway magasines G, various construction and farming vehicles G, unopened Bruder 02911 truck and Lieber loader in original box VGC
A large-scale kit-built non-powered Lisbon Tram Model, of plywood construction with some moulded plastic or metal parts, wheel gauge approx 2.5", neatly constructed and finished in Carris (CCFL) yellow and white with grey roof, representing standard car No. 571 with Maley and Taunton truck (inappropriately) blinded for the line 28 - which always requires 'hilly route' cars. Overall G-VG, slight fading to yellow areas, in a hardwood-based display cabinet
Large collection of 0 Gauge Coach and wagon parts and other collectables, including, CRT LNER/SR Corridor Connections (3 Packs), Bassett-Lowke Plank Load, Springside Lamps (3 packs), Scale Link Handrails (3 packs), Slaters 7808 Assorted seated and Standing Figures and 7A09 Seated Figures, various Page Components, Cavalier Coach spares (2 packs), 20 Gilco/Dinky Road Signs and various other items including Transfers, wood wagon bodies, pins and approx 40 postcard size photographs of PO wagons, Vans, Tank wagons and Containers, F-E, packaging generally VG (qty)
A Leeds Model Company-style 0 Gauge GWR green electric unnamed King 4-6-0 Locomotive and Tender, constructed in brass to a good standard, possibly commercial or to commission, with fair quality motion and scale wheels for period, with Leeds-type mech, plain backhead, P-F, tender lacks wheels and frames, with modern upgraded bogie
Southern Counties Touring Society Souvenir Excursion Maps and Tickets, two maps framed and glazed, hand drawn map of Exeter Corporation Transport Routes Leyland PD2/1 Trip Sunday 30th May 1965, depicting Horse Tramways, Electric Tramways and Motor Omnibus routes, scale 6" to 1 mile, 60cm wide x 50cm high, a printed copy of South London Tram Tour 25th June 1950 in car no 1877, originally drawn by F Merton Atkins July 1950, 55cm wide x 37cm high and a collection of related tickets, G, (Qty)
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