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Lot 22
*1929 Hydroplane. JILL II no. 488. An original historic Wright 1929 Hydroplane, UK built, Jill II no 488 is constructed of mahogany on oak frames with virtually flat bottom with a step mid-way, the steering is controlled by the original car type steering wheel turning a bobbin which in turn winds the steel cable running through guide wheels to the outboard motor, the craft has two seats in tandem, (due to a narrow cockpit), the rear seat is removable for serious racing. Sold with a file of technical information and importantly some racing record, 12ft long x 3ft high x 4ft wide Outboard Hydroplane racing began in 1926/1927. Speed constraints rarely featured in events largely populated by racing drivers, pilots and affluent sportsmen of the period. In 1930 the identical sistership of Jill II gained the world speed record reaching 52 mph. For most of her racing life Jill II was power by a Johnson outboard, though Evinrude, (named after the inventor of the outboard motor), and other types were used. The engine change is quick and simple with only two clamps holding the engine to the transom. A rare and early historic hydroplane. (1)
Lot 56
*Blackburn 1912 Monoplane. A well-built flying scale model of this pioneer aircraft, constructed from fabric-covered spruce, with working control surfaces, bungee-spring undercarriage and tail skid, and fitted with a glow-plug engine and a 24 inch (61cm) wooden propeller, the cockpit with pilot's seat, control wheel and various instruments, wingspan 92 inches (234cm) (1)
Lot 69
*Martin Baker Ejection Seat Parachute, circa 1960, formerly from RAF Farnborough, together with a pair of sheep skin aircraft seat covers, plus a collection of modern decommissioned RAF clothing comprising, 4 x Aircrew Waistcoat Life Preservers Mk27, dated (19)82, 6 x Aircrew Coverall Mk14A green cloth suits, dated (19)90, 2 x Aircrew Cold Weather Jacket Mk3 dated 1976, Pair of Aircrew green cloth trousers with braces and 2 x nylon pouches (5 cartons)
Lot 511
17th century walnut high back chair, peacock carved cresting rail with finials, turned upright supports, scroll carved and cane work back and seat, on scrolled acanthus carved supports with turned stretchers, H131cm, (seat height - 48cm) - similar to a chair in the Haddon Hall Collection, Bakewell Derbyshire Condition Report & Further Details Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 2032
Vintage fashion including Quorum burnt orange satin trousers, Bruce Oldfield lurex trouser suits, Caroline Charles spotted trousers and tops, Junior Miss black and white cord top, all 1970's to early 1980's All from the estate of Peggy Ledger, film actress and star of The Rocky Horror Show, in her families possession until recently . Quorum- loose stitching to seat of trousers and some loose stitching to hems but overall good conditionRest of items in lot good overall condition no major faults
Lot 123
*Hall Chairs. Pair of late 19th century carved wood hall chairs, probably Swiss or German, each elaborately carved with stylised flowers and scrolls and with differing poker work pictorial panels, one of a shepherd with two mountain goat the other of two goats, with serpentine shape solid seat on four carved cabriole supports, 97cm high (2)
Lot 1013
17th Century Charles I Oak Joint Stool of Good Proportions with Peg - Joined Construction Twin Plank Top, with Moulded Edges Over Seat Rails, Supported by Four Turned Legs, United By Peripheral Stretchers, Condition Overall Good Order, Solid Construction. Size - 21.5 Inches - 53.5 cm High, 19.5 Inches - 59 cm wide & 11.5 Inches - 28.5 cm Deep. Please See Photo.
Lot 1001
Ercol A Pair Of 1970's Elm/Ash Windsor Armchairs Each in good condition, impressed marks to back ' F.182, 290' curved seat back with six spindles. Back bow steam bent from a single ash rail, sculpted saddle seat. Elegant armrests of typical form, as illustrated in the 1978 brochure. Please see accompanying image. 33 inches in height, 23 inches at widest point.
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