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Lot 709
A collection of 18th and 19th century topographical engravings, etc, including a large early 19th century coloured engraving by T Hollins - A View of the High Street, Birmingham, with numerous figures, mail coach, etc, 56 x 77 cm in Hogarth type black and gilt frame, two black and white engravings after Kip showing Little Compton, the seat of Sir Richard Howle Baronet, 35 x 43 cm, and Badminton, seat of Prince Henry, Duke of Beaufort, an 18th century map of Dorset showing the road from Bristol to Weymouth, 19 x 12 cm, an etching showing St Martin's Church, London, signed in pencil W M Little (?), etc (all framed)
Lot 493
A large model of a passenger bus constructed principally in timber on six wheels across three axels, the body with painted finish in shades of cream, green and black, with clear Perspex windows enclosing passenger seats, opening door and driver seat, the interior with further red painted finish, the bus front with applied headlight and other detail with further applied plaque reading 'Richards', 75 x 25 cm approx
Lot 135
A scarce Arnold ‘Tin Lizzy’ clockwork 4-seat open tourer. A cable driven toy 24cm in length, body painted in bright yellow with black mudguards, body partly covered in slogans/graffiti. Complete with driver and 4 passengers, steering wheel and the often missing folding windscreen, plus ‘TL-1920’ number plates. VGC but one headlight lens missing. Plate 4
Lot 265
10 Corgi single seat racing cars. Team Surtees T.S.9 (150), Yardley McLaren M19A F.1 (151), Ferrari 312 B2 F.1 (152), Team Surtees T.S.9B F.1 (153), John Player Special (154), UOP Shadow (155), Graham Hill’s Embassy Shadow (156), Elf Tyrell F.1 (158), Hesketh 308 F.1 (160) and an Elf Tyrell Project 34 (161). Plus a Porsche 917 (385) and a Datsun 240Z (394). Also in lot 3 Polistil 1:43 scale F.1 cars – March 761 Ovoro, Ferrari 312 T2 and a March 761 Beta. All boxed, minor wear. Contents Mint. (15).
Lot 405
Five: 1939-45 star, Atlantic star with France and Germany clasp; Italy star, Defence and War (un-named as issued), VF. The group awarded to Bernard Jordan RN, with a black and white photograph of Lieutenant Jordan, in uniform showing the above ribbons. This lot accompanied by the following items: portrait on canvas, signed Graham Clarke 6th May 2014, framed, 17” x 21¼”; a good quality coloured print of a “Bob” cartoon from The Sunday Telegraph 8th June 2014 showing Mr. Jordan astride Steve McQueen’s motorcycle clearing barbed wire as in the film “The Great Escape”, 11¼” x 9¼”; an “Older People’s Day” award named to Bernard Jordan 2014 as presented by the Mayor of Brighton & Hove; a Special Award to acknowledge “Faithfully Served 34 Years as a Local Councillor, May 1999”; a glass “Pegasus” paperweight as supplied by a veterans charity; a Normandy 2014 Anniversary Diploma named to Bernard Jordan, numbered 1131 with its numbered pin back badge; various charity lapel and other badges and a small package of mugs, ephemera relating to his visit to Normandy and of his birthday a few days later; an Honorary Alderman certificate for Brighton & Hove 17th July 2014; a copy of a hand written letter addressed to Prime Minister Gordon Brown in which he states that he served “on a Royal Navy Tank landing ship which was in the first wave ashore on D-Day in Normandy”; and his Brittany Ferries return trip ticket confirmation printouts 5/6th June 2014. Plate 2 Note: Bernard Arthur John Jordan, joined the Royal Navy aged 17 in 1941 as an electrician within the ranks of the Marine Engineering Artificers. He later gave enthusiastic service to the local council and served as Mayor 1995/6. He won the hearts of the nation with his determined trip to the Normandy 70th Anniversary, when, failing to secure a seat on the British Legion coach, he decided to “go it alone” without telling anyone but his wife. The nursing home raised a missing person alarm and local hospitals, stations etc were contacted before a fellow veteran told police he was safe and well in Normandy, this earning him the nickname “The Great Escaper” in the British national press. A few days later this plucky veteran celebrated his 90th birthday and received over 2,500 cards, gifts and good wishes from as far afield as Australia, Afghanistan and the USA. He died on 30th December 2014, his wife following 7 days later.
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