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TWO BOXES, and two metal tool boxes containing a quantity of hand tools etc

TWO METAL TOOL BOXES, with contents, three various coopered barrels, scales etc

A PAINTED TOOL CHEST, with graduated drawers inside, with contents including hand tools

1x Ivory measuring tool (1930's); 2x compasses with 2x packs of original lead; 1x unused Royal Sovereign pencil and 1x Hardmuths British pencil sharpener.

A WWII miniature Bonsa / Bonanza German military tool kit in leather pouch. 1x tool missing.

- Many thousands spent on upkeep including an engine overhaul as supported by the comprehensive history file - Original features to include tool tray, Centre Cabinet with Drink Requisites and Vanity Mirror - All known keepers from new Further Info: Produced between 1946 and 1959, the Silver Wraith was the last Rolls-Royce to be delivered in chassis form alone, of which a total of 1883 were laid down - 1244 with 117in wheelbase and 639 with the 133in wheelbase that was standard from 1953. Many were purchased for official duties and featured formal limousine-style coachwork - eg Silver Wraiths served as state cars for the Dutch, Danish and Greek royal households and the Irish and Brazilian presidencies. The capacity of the straight-six engine rose from an initial 4257cc to 4566cc in 1951 and was, further increased to 4887cc during 1954. Early examples were only available with four-speed manual transmission, but from 1952 onwards there was the option of a General Motors automatic unit. The model has frequently starred on the silver screen, making appearances in `Witness for the Prosecution', `The return of the Pink Panther', `Arthur', `Batman' and `Batman Returns', to name but a few of its many movie credits. The righthand drive 1955 Silver Wraith on offer is a six-light Touring Saloon with coachwork by Park Ward to design No.550. Complete with electric division, it was first owned by Leeds-based printing machinery manufacturers R W Crabtree & Sons. It is nowadays resplendent in Silver Grey coachwork complemented by a Red hide interior. The vendor describes the bodywork, paintwork and automatic transmission as `good' and the engine as being in `sound running order'. The Rolls's many original features include a tool tray; centre cabinet with glasses and decanter; vanity mirror; period working radio; driver's manual; factory build records; and large history file that includes details of the former keepers, the second of whom is said to have carried Sir Winston Churchill as a passenger. The many thousands of pounds invested in `RGH 484' in the last 24 years include a comprehensive engine overhaul.

- 1 of just 1,098 made  - LHD, USA supplied with UK taxes paid - 6,000 miles from new   Finished in Silver Pearl Metallic with Blue-piped Grey leather upholstery, this left-hand drive Bentley Azure was first registered in Michigan. Stated to have covered less than 7,000 miles from new, it has recently been repatriated to the UK and road registered as 'Y629 ERH'. Possessing a MOT certificate valid until May 2016, this handsome Bentley is also accompanied by a tool kit, two umbrellas and sundry paperwork relating to its time in America.

A CROFTER’S CASCHROM, A BARLEY HOE AND A TANGED CULTIVATION TOOL. 19th/early 20th century. The caschrom was a tillage implement where no plough could work.

Vintage Wooden Tool Box with various Vintage Planes, Saws, etc

A modern pine child's coffer, together with a pine tool chest and a small pine cupboard.

A reconstituted stone fist on a wooden stand - Height 23 cm x Width 10 cm Condition report: Tool marks to fist split to stand

Vintage watch makers staking tool in wooden case

Vintage clock makers tools including jacot tool

A silver pipe tool, Birmingham 1900, Hilliard & Thomason

A cast iron four tool companion set

A late Victorian Scottish silver mounted Ram's horn snuff mull, maker J.R. Edinburgh 1900, the curled full horn mounted with Celtic patterned gemset box and cover, the point mounted with a gemset thistle flower, a chain attached to the body but lacking the tool attachments,16.5cm high, 28.5cm wide The mounts to the principal stones are slightly damaged and the tools are absent but otherwise an excellent example

A watchmaker's lathe, and 3 cased watchmaker's staking tool kits, one by Boley & Leinen, Esslingen.

A brass theodolite with mount by A Abraham, Liverpool, in mahogany case, length 16.75" and a brass tool with spirit level marked Mile Simos, (2).

A good quality oak tongue and groove constructed tool chest of rectangular form, the hinged lid set above a pair of graduated drawers, each with inset brass shield shaped lock escutcheons and brass handles, the sides bearing extensive looping handles (reconditioned), 36 cm tall x 59 cm wide approx

AN OAK ENGINEERS TOOL BOX, with eleven various drawers containing various tools, callipers, small vices etc 41.5cm wide

A CARPENTERS TOOL BOX for wall mounting, the two doors opening to reveal a variety of carpentry tools within, saws, planes, chisels, screwdrivers etc, the cabinet 105cm wide x 93cm high when closed

AN OLD CORKING TOOL together with another similar, various brushes, hand mirrors etc

A VICTORIAN WALL MOUNTED GREEN PAINTED TIN AND IRON COFFEE DISPENSER (?) manufactured by Sumerling & Co., Ltd, 43cm high, together with a small roller with cast iron frame, a sharpening tool with turning handle, a green painted tea canister numbered 24, 45cm high and what might be the central wooden core of a tailors dummy (5)

A BATY NUMBER 160 UNIVERSAL DIAL TEST INDICATOR SET with a fitted box, two Moore & Wright micrometers with original boxes, a further Moore & Wright instrument, an L.S. Starret Co measuring tool with original box and a dav-slo patented micrometer (6)

A MID 19TH CENTURY MAW LONDON CAUTERY SET consisting of a two piece tool and burner and all housed within a leather fitted case

A GOLD ELM PAINTED TOOL CHEST with fitted interior containing a good number of tools to include chisels, hammers, saws, screwdrivers, stamps, fires, a mallet, a brace etc, the chest 87.5cm wide

vintage tool box, tools and jam pans etc

vintage metal tool cabinet

vintage metal tool cabinet

1970's Vintage Omega Gents automatic watch, dial marked Omega Automatic, Genève Dynamic, back plate marked Tool 107 Waterproof on original leather Omega strap, with circular black dial in oval frame

A metal four drawer tool chest and contents of engineers tools along with a Britool socket set.

A tool chest and contents of tools along with a box of tools, drill and blow lamp.

A Hornby 2-10-0 engine and tender, 9F, "Evening Star", matt green, vent van and LMS brake van, in ex tool box, (G) - see illustration

A cast metal triple tool/coat hanger set.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN OIL ON A TOOL SAW

VICTORIAN PEDAL POWERED TOOL SHARPENER in cast iron and wood, 89.5cm high Shows rusting

VINTAGE PINE TOOL BOX with fold-down front, interior sliding drawer and chrome carrying handle, containing a large variety of tools, viewing required

A GOOD QUALITY CHINESE ENAMELLED & GILT SILVER-METAL MOUNTED IVORY OBJECT, possibly a scratching tool, the ivory in the form of a tooth, the enamelled metal in the form of a buddhistic lion head, 3in long overall.

Original ekco telephone which was made in the 1960’s at the factory in malmsbury. the design, tool specification & tool making were carried out at ekco plastics in southend–on–sea. Thought to be a rare item, especially as it has never been used (museum quality?).

A 19th century silver plated firearm powder measure with turned treen handle, stamped G. & J. W. Hawksley, together with one other brass example, stamped Ward & Sons, a combination tool and German brass nutcracker. (4)

A quantity of British 1937 pattern webbing equipment, including belts, holster, small pack, binocular case, waterbottle, 1907 bayonet and frog, entrenching tool blade and bag, pouches various, etc. A useful lot. GC

An 11.3mm x 59mm (.45” Turkish) 1st type Turkish Model 1874 Peabody Martini rifle, 49” overall, barrel 33¼”, action with safety catch on right side and with Toughra mark and inscription, the left side marked “Peabody & Martini Patents Man’f’d by Providence Tool Co. Prov.R.I. USA”, fullstocked, the butt with traces of ordnance marks and with chequered butt plate, with 3 sling swivels and correct steel cleaning rod. GWO & Clean Condition (cocking indicator replaced, the stock varnished). See internet

A Third Reich entrenching tool, complete with black leather cover, another similar with different style cover, also a scarce British Army 1939 pattern entrenching tool of German type, GC -3

TOOLS - A mixed lot of unused and used hand tools, tool bags and boxes, socket sets, decorators tools, soldering iron and sundry.

TOOLS - A mixed lot of unused and used hand tools, tool bags and boxes, a jump start, tiling tools and sundry.

TOOLS - Containing unused storage cases (6 sets of 3), Black & Decker workmate boxes x 2, B&Q tool set.

A Pine Tool Box For Restoration.

A cased Jaguar XJS tool kit

Fitted pine tool box with a good selection of tools including chisels, planes, saws, etc

Fitted pine tool box with a good selection of tools including planes, chisels, saws, etc

19th Century oak carpenters tool box, the hinged lid above two drawers with brass swan neck handles (a/f)

Ivory mounted multi tool penknife with hoof pick

Miniature brass model of a circular tilt top table inlaid with white metal and copper, early 19th Century oval brass snuff box engraved with names and decoration, circular brass box and a brass crimping / pattern tool

Workzone drill, Boyes Power 1020 Watt Router Model PR10f-10-B and two wooden tool boxes

A patinated bronze figure of a Classical Lady, she standing and leaning on a farm tool, 14½in (37cm) high.

An Edwardian silver Dish, hallmarked Birmingham, 1905, of circular form, 4?in (11cm) diameter, and an oval silver pin tray, hallmarked Birmingham, 1912, 4?in (11cm) wide, together with a pair of George V silver short candlesticks, one damaged; a silver vase of trumpet form, 6?in (17cm) high, and a silver-handled manicure tool (6)

A 19th century pine hinge top tool chest

A modern gilt metal four piece fire tool suite on stand, together with a green painted metal four tier stand in the Regency style (2)

Registration : KNH 333V Chassis Number : GVGEJ1AC502989 Engine Number : 32503 Odometer reading : 82,620 miles Estimate : No Reserve Registered for the first time in August 1979, this delightful MG B GT in Carmine Red is a credit to its enthusiastic owners. Accompanied by updated MGOC-sourced deep red leather seats and with just two former keepers, the current vendor decided this was the perfect purchase for him and his wife to enjoy MG motoring. Having been looked after without regard to cost and with the bills including up-rated stainless steel exhaust and fuel tank and recent engine rebuild with an unleaded head, you can certainly appreciate why this was such an attractive proposition. This MG B GT Coupé, which has been garaged all its life, has since had further upgrades to accommodate the rigours of modern motoring including power steering, Revotec electric fan and a glass sunroof which, we believe, was fitted post-production and boasts no leaks. The current vendor has thoroughly enjoyed caring for this car over the past 12 years and, on the advice of his local garage, recently even took the precautionary step of replacing the rear sills to ensure there is no rust that can affect the car in the near future. Selling purely due to health reasons, this plucky MG's impressive history includes countless bills, past MoT test certificates, original tool kit, workshop manual and handbooks, Haynes manual, MG Owners' Club magazines and even a cover for future care. With an MoT test valid until May 2016 and such a comprehensive background, this car boasts the kind of care that many vehicles ten times its value would covet! 

Registration : Unregistered Chassis Number : SCEDT26T4BD007199 Engine Number : N/A Odometer reading : 24 miles Estimate : £34,000 - £39,000 When John Z. DeLorean stepped down from his position as the general manager of Chevrolet in 1973, it was widely reported that DeLorean 'had fired General Motors'. Always ambitious and willing to try new things, the talented salesman and engineer was planning to go his own way with a new sports car, one that would be more technically advanced and have superior safety features. He called it 'the ethical sports car-for the bachelor who's made it'. Built in Northern Ireland, under an agreement with the British Government, the DMC-12 was styled by Giorgetto Giugiaro, of Italdesign. It featured distinctive gullwing doors and outer body panels of brushed stainless steel over a rear-engined, Renault-powered chassis and suspension that was largely based upon the Lotus Esprit. Colin Chapman, founder of Lotus, was then brought in to resolve any engineering issues. The first 500 production DeLoreans were ready for shipment in April 1981 and, at first, the model was a smash success, mainly due to its founder's fame and innovative design. Unfortunately, the success cooled quickly and the DeLorean Motor Company filed for bankruptcy in late 1982, after John DeLorean's well-publicised arrest on drug trafficking charges. He was eventually acquitted but it was too late to save his dream. Some 9,200 DeLoreans had been built with approximately 6,500 still in existence worldwide today. Originally supplied to the USA, this unique vehicle is the last DeLorean DMC built in 1981. It is unique in that it only has delivery miles on the clock, a total of 24 miles. It has never been registered or driven on the road. It certificate of origin paper work shows that it was transferred by the DeLorean Motor Company to the DeLorean dealer in Newark, New Jersey USA on June 10th 1982 where it stayed locked away at the dealership until the present owner purchased it in November 2000 and shipped it to the UK where it was again locked away and stored in a warm dry garage for the next 15 years. The car is so unique it still has the factory fitted delivery and EPA stickers attached to the front windscreen. The vehicle comes complete with the original battery, tyres, wheels, owner's manual, tool kit etc. The car has had no modifications except to keep the fluids and oils fresh and the tyres maintained at factory pressures. This DeLorean is supplied with the certificate of origin, the C61 BTI customs form showing the BTI reference number needed for the NOVA certificate and a copy of the shipping invoice. This is an icon of the 1980s and probably the only DMC12 with delivery mileage in the world; a unique opportunity to purchase what can only be describe as motoring art.