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Click here to subscribeStamps - A large all-world collection, including stock cards of GVI Commonwealth with many sets, perforation changes, shades and paper types (cards catalogue up to £200 each); the others early to 1970, including 1935 Silver Jubilee, UPU, Coronation, Churchill, Shakespeare, Red Cross etc; with a large selection of Israel with full tabs still in packets from new issue service; also GB from GVI - 1980 in sheets, part sheets etc with decimal face of £300.
A two-bladed silver pocket knife with silver scales (Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1904), the larger blade etched with the His Master’s Voice trade-mark - 1 7/8in. long closed. Note: Illustrated in The Collector’s Guide to His Master’s Voice Nipper Souvenirs (Edge & Petts), p.143.
A Dinky No.62s, Hawker Hurricane Fighter, silver, fair condition (lacking propeller); Dinky No.704, Avro York Airliner, G-AGJC, silver, fair-good condition; Dinky No.705, Viking Airliner, G-AGOL, silver, good condition; and assorted other aircraft by Dinky, Lone Star, Corgi and Matchbox, variable condition, all unboxed, (19).
A Dinky No.950, Foden Fuel Tanker 'Burmah', red and white; Dinky No.195, Range Rover Fire Chief's Car, red with metal hubs; Dinky No.274, Ford Transit Ambulance, later type, white; Dinky No.192, Range Rover, black with metal hubs; Corgi No.280, Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow, silver with gold hubs; Corgi No.1109, Ford Transcontinental Articulated Truck 'Michelin', blue and black with yellow simulated canvas; and a further three assorted Dinky and Corgi models, each mint or near mint and boxed, (9).
A Corgi No.342, 'The Professionals' Ford Capri, silver, complete with three plastic figures, near mint, boxed (box a little faded and creased, with crumpled acetate); Corgi No.272, 'James Bond - For Your Eyes Only' Citroen 2CV, yellow, near mint, boxed (box with 2cm frontal tear, without loss); and Dinky No.112, 'The New Avengers' Purdey's Triumph TR7, yellow, near mint, boxed, (3).
Assorted Corgi diecast models, circa 1960s, including a Corgi No.60, Fordson Power Major Tractor, blue with red plastic hubs, good condition; Corgi No.57, Massey-Ferguson 65 with fork, red, off-white and silver, red plastic hubs, good condition; and six other vehicles and accessories, variable condition, all unboxed, (8).
Fifteen assorted Corgi models, circa 1960s, including a No.479, Commer Mobile Camera Crew Bus, metallic blue and white, spun hubs, very good condition; No.233, Heinkel Trojan, red, flat spun hubs, good condition; No.1137, Ford Articulated Truck 'Express Service', metallic dark blue, silver and red, spun hubs, good condition; No.1127, Bedford TK Simon Snorkel Fire Engine, red, spun hubs, good condition; and others, variable condition, all unboxed.
A Matchbox 1-75 series No.38, Karrier Refuse Collector, silver, silver plastic wheels, good condition, boxed; No.33, Ford Zodiac, sea-green, metal wheels, good condition, boxed (box very poor); No.5, Routemaster Bus, smaller version, 'Players Please' adverts, grey plastic wheels, generally good condition, boxed (box poor); and assorted other 1-75 series and 'Yesteryear' models, variable condition; together with a quantity of empty boxes.
A Matchbox 1-75 series No.53, Ford Zodiac Mk IV, metallic green, broad Superfast wheels, mint, boxed; Matchbox No.64, M.G. 1100, metallic blue, mint, boxed; Matchbox No.37, Dodge Cattle Truck, yellow, regular wheels, mint, boxed (box with label scar); Matchbox No.9, Ford Escort RS2000, white, mint, boxed; Matchbox No.55, Ford Cortina, metallic green, mint, boxed; Matchbox No.39, Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow II, silver, mint, boxed; Matchbox No.39, Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow II, metallic red, mint, boxed; Matchbox No.39, Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow II, metallic fawn, mint, boxed; and a further twenty assorted Matchbox 1-75 series models, variable condition, each boxed, (26).
A Matchbox 1-75 series No.66, Ford Transit, orange, mint and carded; Matchbox No.55, Ford Cortina, metallic green, mint and carded; Matchbox No.61, Ford Transit Wreck Truck, mint and carded; Matchbox No.39, Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow II, silver, mint and carded; Matchbox No.38, Armoured Jeep, olive green, mint and carded; Matchbox No.9, Ford Escort RS2000, white, mint and carded; and a further twenty-eight assorted Matchbox 1-75 series models, each mint and either carded or boxed, (34).
A Matchbox 1-75 series No.65, Jaguar 3.4 Litre, blue, grey plastic wheels, mint, boxed; Matchbox No.44, Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud, metallic blue, metal wheels, mint, boxed; Matchbox No.44, Rolls-Royce Phantom V, metallic fawn, black plastic wheels, mint, boxed; and a further fourteen assorted Matchbox 1-75 series models, each with Superfast wheels, each boxed, (17).
A Matchbox 1-75 series No.53, Ford Zodiac Mk IV, metallic green, thin Superfast wheels, mint, boxed; Matchbox No.64, M.G. 1100, metallic blue, mint, boxed; Matchbox No.47, DAF Tipper Container Truck, silver and yellow, mint, boxed; Matchbox No.10, Leyland Pipe Truck, orange, mint, boxed; Matchbox No.12, Setra Coach, metallic gold, near mint, boxed; with a further eleven assorted Matchbox 1-75 series models, all but one with Superfast wheels, all boxed; together with two empty boxes, (18).
A Dinky No.158, Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow, metallic blue, good condition, boxed; Asahi No.2, Rolls-Royce Camargue, pearlescent white with a brown roof, mint, boxed; Yonezawa Diapet No.12, Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow, black, mint, boxed; and a further thirteen assorted Rolls-Royce cars by Rio, Eligor, and others, each boxed, (16).
A Sakura No.A-1, Rolls-Royce Phantom V, metallic dark pink, mint, boxed; Yonezawa Diapet No.12, Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow, silver, mint, boxed; Asahi No.2, Rolls-Royce Camargue, orange, mint, boxed; Dinky No.1001, Rolls-Royce Phantom V kit, in original packaging; and assorted other model vehicles, variable condition, some boxed.
A Dinky No.127, Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud Mk III, gold, good condition (some retouching), boxed; Asahi No.2, Rolls-Royce Camargue, metallic green, mint, boxed; Tomica Dandy No.F6, Rolls-Royce Phantom VI, maroon, near mint, unboxed; Rextoys Rolls-Royce Phantom IV Limousine, H.R.H. Duchess of Kent, blue, near mint (windscreen cracked), boxed; Yonezawa Diapet No.12, Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow, metallic rose, mint, boxed; and a further seven assorted Rolls-Royce models, each boxed, (12).
A Dinky No.198, Rolls-Royce Phantom V, off-white and pale grey, excellent condition; Corgi No.273, Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow, metallic white and slate blue, excellent condition; Hot Wheels Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow, silver, red line wheels, near mint; and assorted other model vehicles, mainly Rolls-Royce cars, including Matchbox 1-75 series No.24 and No.69 variants, variable condition with many excellent, all but one unboxed, (22).
Empty Boxes. Assorted model packaging including boxes for a Dinky No.60h, Singapore Flying Boat; Dinky No.100, Lady Penelope's Fab 1, complete with inner pictorial stand; and Dinky No.158, Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow; together with three Matchbox 'Models of Yesteryear' framed or cased displays.
White Metal. A Western Models No.WMS-8, 1933 Rolls-Royce Phantom II Continental, burgundy and pale grey; Western Models No.WMS-8, 1933 Rolls-Royce Phantom II de Ville, green; Western Models No.WMS-48, 1964 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud, metallic champagne; Western Models No.WMS-116, 1987 Rolls-Royce Silver Spirit, maroon; and Small Wheels, No.SW3, 1956 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud I, metallic blue, variable condition, each boxed, (5).
White Metal. A Western Models No.WMS-8, 1933 Rolls-Royce Phantom II Continental, fawn and black; Western Models No.WMS-36, 1927 Rolls-Royce Weymann Saloon, grey and black; Western Models No.WMS-27, 1926 Rolls-Royce Phantom I Doctors Coupe, yellow and black; Western Models No.WMS-57, 1949 Rolls-Royce Silver Dawn, silver; and Western Models No.WMS-48, 1964 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud III, metallic champagne, variable condition, each boxed, (5).
White Metal. A Top Marques No.RR3, 1934 Rolls-Royce 20/25 Mulliner Drophead Sedanca Coupe, two-tone green; Top Marques No.TM1, 1955 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud, white; Top Marques No.RR1, 1926 Rolls-Royce 20HP Barker Landaulette, burgundy and black; Small Wheels No.SW3, 1956 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud I, metallic blue; another white metal Rolls-Royce model; and four D.G. Models Rolls-Royce model cars, all but one of the latter boxed, (9).
An early Victorian rosewood and brass bound travelling toilet case, the hinged cover revealing an easel-back mirror and a pocket with a pair of sliding trays fitted glass and silver gilt lidded bottles, jars and boxes, a cylindrical silver pot and two silver lidded glass boxes with hinged covers, a lined rosewood box with ivory knob handle above a partitioned and velvet lined jewellery tray, the base with a frieze drawer containing a pair of ivory glove stretchers and three hairbrushes and a small penknife, the silver hallmarked 'London 1837', maker F.D, the sides with sunken brass handles, 7in (18cm) h, 13.25in (33.5cm) w, 9in (23cm) d. One 1 1/2in dia. glass jar with section missing.
A late Victorian Ludgate pocket watch, No. 28104, by J W Benson, white enamel dial with subsidiary seconds dial, inner case engraved ÔJames Outlaw, Sudbury, Year 1893', London 1885, 5cm diameter and another similar keyless pocket watch in a continental silver case, stamped 935, 4.5cm diameter (2)
A matched late 19th/early 20th century silver dressing table set, various makers and dates ranging from 1897 - 1913, embossed with cherubim, comprising: tray, 28.7cm wide (11.25oz) hair brush, hand mirror, oval glass jar with silver cover, and cylindrical box, 8cm high
A George lll fiddle pattern silver serving spoon, maker's mark rubbed, London 1811; another old English pattern ditto, by Samuel Godbehere and Edward Wigan, London 1792 and a silver meat skewer, maker WB, London 1811, 34cms. long, total weight of silver 9.75ozs. (3)
A pair of Asprey's silver mounted lockable decanters and stoppers, each facetted stopper with silver collar, the decanters of plain form, with silver necks, Birmingham 1911, one with silver plated padlock, the silver necks with crest and initials of George Napier Tomlin and his wife, the decanters etched with the crest of a tree and hanging tablet, 31.5cm high overall.
A collection of items to include; an embroidered Baloch shirt front embroidered in silver-coloured thread, seven others including Baloch breast feeding patches, a pair of Turcoman woman's shalwar cuffs, and four Hunza women's hat bands. See Colours of the Indus: Costume and Textiles of Pakistan, Nasreen Askari and Rosemary Crill, Merrel Holberton in association with the Victoria and Albert Museum, 1977, p. 66-67, 137. Traditional Textiles of Central Asia, Janet Harvey, Thames & Hudson, 1996, p. 36
A rare FIFA silver jubilee book, titled Federation Internationale de Football Association 1904-1929, in French and English, compiled by C.A.W. Hirschman, distributed to all affiliated National Associations and past and present FIFA officials, 178 pages, illustrations, pull-outs, green cloth covered boards with gilt titling, printed by J.H. de Bussy, Amsterdam
An official Arsenal FC pennant for the 1998 F.A. Cup final, gold and silver wire work on a red ground, inscribed ARSENAL V NEWCASTLE UNITED, FA CUP FINAL, WEMBLEY, 16TH MAY 1998, length 45cm., 17 3/4in.; sold with the final programme, a colour press photograph of the celebrating Arsenal team at Wembley, and a Sunday Times press report (4)
The first F.A. Amateur Cup final of 1894-95: a silver-gilt runners-up medal awarded to C.O.S. Hatton of Casuals, inscribed THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION AMATEUR CUP, RUNNERS UP, in original Vaughton's fitted case inscribed THE AMATEUR CUP, 1894-5; sold with a photocopied match report (2) Casuals were defeated 2-1 by Old Carthusians in the first ever F.A. Amateur Cup final played at Richmond before 3500 spectators on 7th April 1894. Although on the losing side, contemporary reports pick out the full back Hatton as having an outstanding game. Casuals started the match with only 10 men after Lodge had missed his train. Kick-off was delayed for 20 minutes and Lodge finally took to the field of play after 15 minutes.
A group of three London Charity Cup medals won by C.O.S. Hatton of Casuals, a 9ct. gold & enamel medal for 1903-04, and two silver & enamel medals for 1893-94 and 1900-01, all in original Vaughton's fitted case; sold with a photocopy of the early history of the London Charity Cup including a report on Casuals beating Old Westminsters 2-1 in the 1894 final. (4)
A group of six medals honouring Uruguay's football victories at the 1924 and 1928 Olympic Games, a gold & enamel example named to ASDRUBAL CASAS awarded on the 30th anniversary of the 1924 Olympic win in 1954; two identical gold plate & enamel medals named to A. CANAVESI & F. BATIGNANI awarded as civic honours by the administration of San Jose for the 1928 Olympic win; and a gold & enamel medal commemorative medal named to J.P.ARREMOND in honour of the 1928 Olympic victory; a silver plated & enamel commemorative medal produced for the general public after the 1924 Olympic triumph; and a similar commemorative medal in silver plate celebrating the double victories of 1924 & 1928; the lot also including an original b&w photograph of Hector Scarone scoring a goal in the 1928 Amsterdam final; and two testimonial presentation plaques, the first from the Uruguayan Olympic Committee to the 1924 Olympic gold medal winning footballer Roberto Figueroa, an inscribed brass plaque dated 19th June 1987, on a red velvet backboard, in original fitted case, 17 by 23 cm., 6 3/4 by 9 in., the other a silver plated, bronze and enamel plaque presented to the Uruguay 1950 World Cup winning physical fitness trainer Romeo Vazquez, on a maroon velvet backboard, 13 by 19 cm., 5 by 7 1/2 in. (9) Asdrubal Casas was a delegate at the 1924 Games in Paris. Adhemar Canavasi, Fausto Batignani and Juan Arremon were all members of the gold medal winning football team at the Amsterdam Olympics in 1928.
A Stamford Bridge athletics trophy dated 1898, in the form of a silver goblet hallmarked Sheffield, 1896, inscribed LONDON ATHLETIC CLUB and engraved with their crest, further inscribed C.G. WARD, LONG JUMP, 20 FEET 2 INCHES, MAY 21ST 1898, turned ebonised plinth, height 14cm., 5 1/2in., weight 122gr. 4oz.
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