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Lot 416
This lot features a vintage multi-tool pocket knife stamped Sterling 28g, indicating a sterling silver handle. It includes a blade, scissors, nail file, and grooming tools. Also included is a miniature Toledo pocket knife with an ornate gold and black handle and a folding blade, showcasing classic Spanish craftsmanship. Both show wear consistent with age, making them great collectibles. Largest item measures 2.75"L when folded. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 196
(Agriculture, Soils, Weeds and Pests etc) Forty eight good works John Morton. 'The Nature and Property of soils; Their connexion with the Geological Formation on Which They Rest.....,' third edition, later cloth with morocco label, ex libris to front pastedown Ernest Ridley Debenham (1865-1952, Debenhams Ltd), Courtney Library label to ffep, some light sporadic spotting, vg, James Ridgway, London, 1842; Primrose McConnell. 'the Elements of Agricultural Geology: A Scientific Aid to Practical Farming,' original green cloth with gilt lettering, ex libris label, frontis fold out map detached, plates and illustrations, spotting to edge of text block, vg, Crosby Lockwood and Son, London, 1902; Eleanor A. Ormerod. 'A Manual of Injurious Insects, with Methods of Prevention and Remedy for Their Attacks to Food Crops, Forest Trees, and Fruit....,' first edition, original embossed cloth, label to front pastedown reads Presented to the Library of the Royal Institution of Cornwall by John D. Enys...1904 (1837–1912, naturalist and botanist of Enys House), vignette engravings throughout, vg, W. Swan Sonnenschein & Allen, London, [n.d. but preface dated 1881]; With a second edition; Sir E. John Russell. 'The World of the Soil,' first edition, original green cloth, small nibbles to near fine unclipped dj, ex libris label, plates, vg to fine, The New Naturalist, Collins, London, 1957; Kenneth Mellanby. 'Pesticides and Pollution,' first edition, small nibbles to near fine unclipped dj, ex libris label, plates, vg to fine, The New Naturalist, Collins, London, 1967; G. R. Clark. 'The Study of the Soil in the Field,' fourth edition, 1957; Sir. A. D. Hall and G. W. Robinson. 'The Soil,' reprint, 1945; Brian T. Bunting. 'The Geography of Soil,' 2nd ed, 1967; Hugh Hammond Bennett. 'Elements of Soil Conservation,' 1st ed 5th imp, 1947; Sir E. John Russell. 'Soil Conditions & Plant Growth,' 8th ed, 1950; G. V. Jacks. 'Soil,' 1st ed, dj, 1954; C. S. Piper. 'Soil and Plant Analysis,' 2ndimp, 1944; C. Harold Wright. 'Soil Analysis,' 2nd ed, 1939; C. W. Rose. 'Agricultural Physics,' 1st ed, 1966; R. Adams, Clifford O. Jensoen and Paul M. Althouse. 'Introduction to Agricultural Biochemistry,' 1st ed, 1951; Arthur H. Savory. 'Grain and Chaff from an English Manor,' 1927; Donald E. H. Frear (ed). 'Agricultural Chemistry,' 2 vols, reprint, 1952; G. E. Fussell. 'The Farmers Tools 1500-1900,' 1st ed, 1952; Frank Hollis. 'Tractors on the Move,' 1st ed, 1963; Harold Bennett. 'Saga of the Steam Plough,' 1st ed, 1965; George H. Clark. 'Farm Weeds of Canada,' 2nd ed, 1909; Sir Charles A. Cameron and C. M. Aikman. 'Johnston's Elements of Agricultural Chemistry,' 17th ed, 1894; Walter Conrad Muenscher. 'Weeds,' 11th ed, 1952; 'Farm Weeds An aid to their recognition,' Shell Chemical Company, n.d; J. H. G. Lebon. 'the Evolution of Our Countryside,'; H. F. Barne. 'Gall Midges of Economic Importance,' two copies, 1946; E. C. Large. 'The Advance of the Fungi,' reprint, 1950; Ernst Gram, Prosper Bovien and Chr. Stapel. 'Recognition of Diseases and Pests of Farm Crops,' 1st ed, 1958; 'Common Farm Weeds Illustrated,' 1st ed, 1952; C. L. Walton. 'Farmers Warfare,' 1st, 1947; R. Randal Phillips. 'The Servantless House,' 1st ed, 1923; Hubert Martin (ed). 'Insecticide and Fungicide Handbook,'; Eleanor A. Ormerod. 'A Text-Book of Agricultural Entomology,' 2nd ed, 1892; D. H. Robinson and S. G. Jary. 'Agricultural Entomology,' 1st ed, n.d; Kenneth M. Smith. 'A Textbook of Agricultural Entomology,' 1st ed, 1931. (48)
Lot 59
This lot features a charming Meissen porcelain figurine group depicting children in a rural setting, crafted by the renowned German porcelain manufacturer, known for their intricate designs and exceptional craftsmanship. The scene captures a group of children engaged in traditional grape harvesting, with some children standing on wooden crates, while others are seated, using tools to press grapes in a large wooden press. The figurine is beautifully hand-painted with vibrant colors, showcasing the delicate detail in the children's clothing and facial expressions. The base is adorned with floral detailing, further emphasizing the attention to fine detail. Standing 13” high, this piece is an impressive example of Meissen’s commitment to quality and storytelling through porcelain art. The backstamp on the bottom indicates its provenance and authenticity. This figurine is an ideal addition to any collection of vintage or fine porcelain, particularly for collectors of figurines depicting rural life or children's themed porcelain works. Issued: 19th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: GermanyCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 53
Registration No: PXL 333 Chassis No: B42ZY MOT: Exempt1 of just 2,017 Bentley R-Type Standard Steel Saloons madePreviously owned by an ex-Bentley engineer and subject to much mechanical improvement during his circa ten-year tenureRecent new starter motor and ignition system fettling (late 2022)Comes with RREC copy build records, original handbook, assorted bills and various tools etcDue to be driven to the saleAn obvious evolution of its MkVI predecessor, the Bentley R-Type was introduced at the 1952 Earls Court Motor Show. Subtly reworked from the previous model by in-house stylist John Blatchley, it boasted a notably larger boot and reprofiled rear wings. Switching from riveted to welded frame construction at chassis B349TO, the newcomer featured independent coil-and-wishbone front suspension, a leaf-sprung 'live' rear axle, and servo-assisted four-wheel drum brakes (hydraulic front/rod rear). Powered by a 'big bore' 4566cc straight-six inlet-over-exhaust engine allied to either a four-speed manual or automatic transmission, the R-Type was a surprisingly strong performer, able to reach more than 100mph. Praised by the contemporary motoring press for its high-speed handling and well-appointed interior, the model remained in production until 1955 by which time some 2,017 Standard Steel Saloons are thought to have been made. According to its accompanying RREC copy build records, chassis B-42-ZY was delivered to Hooper & Co for stock on 7th December 1954. Finished in Metallic Dual Grey with Red leather upholstery and Maroon carpets, the saloon was specified with an under car aerial, sun roof, automatic transmission and trafficators. Granted the distinctive number plate ‘PXL 333’, it was purchased new on 14th March 1955 by J.F. Howes Esq. of Belsize Avenue, London NW3 (an architect and serial Bentley owner). Seemingly retained by its first owner until 1964 when it passed to F.G. Pearson Esq of Aughton Springs, Ormskirk, the R-Type was then taken off the road for a while before being re-registered with the DVLA under its original number plate on 1st March 2003. Self-evidently the subject of a past bodywork restoration, the Bentley pleasingly retains its factory-fitted engine (B146Z) plus much of its interior trim. Mechanically improved during the custodianship of a former Bentley engineer who fettled its steering, brakes and fuel system etc, the R-Type was acquired by its last registered keeper on 27th July 2022 for £27,600. Subsequently treated to circa £2,000 worth of work at the hands of R&J MOT and Repairs Ltd of Cromford which encompassed a new starter motor, distributor cap, rotor arm and sundry electrical repairs plus general servicing, ‘PXL 333’ started readily and ran well during our recent photography session. Still smart cosmetically and with a nicely patinated cabin, it is anticipated that this appealing Bentley will be driven to the Pavilion Gardens. Offered for sale with the aforementioned build records, original handbook, handwritten schedule of work, various bills and sundry other paperwork. For more information, please contact: Damian Jones damian.jones@handh.co.uk 07855 493737
Lot 12
Registration No: EEE 61Y Chassis No: WBAAG1209D8348385 MOT: ExemptOffered from long term ownershipLarge history file including a collection of invoices & MOTsCredible c.41,000 miles and just 2 former keepersDesirable manual gearbox and said to be highly originalThe BMW E21 is the first generation of the BMW 3 Series, which was produced from June 1975 to 1983 and replaced the BMW 02 Series. Initial models were produced in a two-door sedan body style with four-cylinder petrol engines. Fuel-injected engines were introduced in late 1975 and 6-cylinder engines were added in 1977. A cabriolet body style - manufactured by Baur- was produced from 1978 to 1981. There was no BMW M3 model for the E21 generation, however, several limited-edition models were produced based on the highest model, the six-cylinder 323i. The E21 was replaced by the E30 3 Series in 1982.Offered from long-term ownership, this 316 displays a credible c.41,000 miles. Presenting in BMW’s iconic colour of Henna Red, this is also a desirable manual gearbox example that is said to be highly original. With the distinctive number of ‘EEE 61Y’, it has just two former keepers recorded on the V5C and comes from 8 years of ownership, benefitting from refurbished period-style 13” BBS alloy in that time. The interior is very original and still has a 1980s radio cassette fitted and the boot lid’s set of tools. It comes to the sale with a large history file that includes a collection of old invoices & MOTs that go some way to evidence the mileage. For more information, please contact: Luke Hipkiss luke.hipkiss@handh.co.uk 07886398226
Lot 302
Rare WW2 RAF Aircrew Survival Kit, the kit was produced to be issued to RAF aircrew so that if they crashed in occupied Europe they would have the tools and supplies to be able help them evade capture. The set is un-issued and housed in its original casing, the casing has deteriorated. Rare item.
Lot 1693
Advertising Catalogues and Pamphlets, 9 vintage catalogues to include 1938 Herbert Terry & Sons Ltd A Perfect Spring featuring a section on Anglepoise Lamps, 1939 Hamleys toy catalogue, John Milliken & Co Railway Inspection Pedal Cars, 1937 Telkamps Seed Book London seed merchants, S. Tyzack & Son Ltd Catalogue of Working Tools and Machines, Sunvic Electronic Controls, Platt Brothers Catalogue of Cotton Spinning & Weaving Machinery (1920?). An interesting lot (gen gd)
Lot 116
A selection of power tools including Draper Weed Burner, McKeller rechargeable Hand Drill/ Screwdriver, MacAllister Electric Hedge Trimmer, Black & Decker Electric Paint Stripper Kit, Black & Decker 400w Reciprocater saw Challenge Extreme Electric Chain Saw, Focus 110w mouse Sander, Black & Decker 180w sander, Black & Decker 350w jigsaw, and McKeller 600w Power Planer. (10)
Lot 164
A Collection of Bike Accessories including a Bell Faction BMX/Skate Helmet in packaging. Size large, a Scott Safety Cap. Two Specialized cycling helmets, a Topeak Saddle Bag and tools. Zip is stuck on the bag section. Tools missing from the tools section, a Cateye Opticube H31 light - untested, a pair of Shimano PD M545 Pedals - new in packaging, an FSA OS140 Stem and 8 Spacers of various size, a Large pedal spanner, a SKS Rennkompressor Track Pump. Tested and working, various Polar bike sensors and mounts including a speed sensor still in packaging as well as 2 sensors on straps and a CS 200 computer. All untested.
Lot 304
A vintage pair of Photo-See Cameras and Developing Cameras and Tanks, 2 sizes, manufactured by the Photo-See Corporation, New York City. These mid-20th-century Photo-See photographic accessories are designed for developing film negatives quickly and efficiently, suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. Each tank is in its original box, showcasing the classic The Camera Sensation branding. These items offer a glimpse into the bygone era of analog photography and serve as both functional tools and collectible artifacts for enthusiasts of photography history. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 4"HCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear. Untested, functionality not guaranteed.
Lot 302
A vintage wooden double-sided plate holder designed for large format cameras, used to securely hold photographic glass plates or film sheets. This holder features a sliding mechanism and light-tight construction to protect plates during exposure. The craftsmanship highlights the precision required for early photography tools, with wooden joinery and metal fixtures ensuring durability and functionality. No visible maker's marks, but indicative of late 19th to early 20th-century photography equipment. Issued: c. 1880-1920Dimensions: 12"HCondition: Age related wear. Functionality not guaranteed.
Lot 250
Set of 3 Ansco Craftsman Camera Home Construction Kits, manufactured by Ansco, Binghamton, New York. Each vintage kit include all components needed to build your own functional box camera, featuring instructions, pre-cut materials, and a lens assembly. Designed as a creative project, it allowed users to assemble a working camera using basic tools. The original packaging is intact on two boxes wrapped in protective plastic, showcasing its mid-20th-century design and nostalgic charm. Issued: c. 1950Dimensions: 16"LCountry of Origin: USACondition: Age related wear. Untested.
Lot 294
A vintage Aywood Automatic Flash Lamp, showcasing a compact and functional design typical of early flash lamp technology. This piece features a metal casing with a spring-loaded mechanism and a flat, durable base for stability. Likely used for industrial or practical purposes, it retains its original finish with visible signs of age and use. An excellent collectible for those interested in early lighting tools or vintage utility equipment. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 8"HCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 166
Features a collection of Nikon-branded camera accessory parts, ideal for professional and vintage photography enthusiasts. The lot includes a mix of tools and enhancements designed to support Nikon camera models. Each item is presented in its original packaging, showcasing quality craftsmanship synonymous with Nikon's reputation as a leading camera manufacturer. Items Included: Nikon Focusing Screen (Type P) - A high-precision focusing screen for improved viewfinder clarity; Nikon Angle Finder for Nikkormat Cameras - Model 3569, allows comfortable viewing at right angles for creative shots; Nikon Eye Piece Magnifier - Enhances viewfinder magnification, aiding detailed compositions; Nikon Rubber Eye Cup - Provides comfort and reduces external light interference during use; Nikon Extension Ring Model E2 - Perfect for macro photography and close-up shots; Nikon Illuminator Cable and Attachment - Essential for enhancing light during focusing; Nikon Mirror Attachment (M) - For specialized photography setups; Nikon DE-1 Viewfinder; Nikon Pistol Grip Model 2; and 2 cable releases. Some items have original boxes. The largest item measures: 5.75"H. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: JapanCondition: Age related wear. Not tested, functionality not guaranteed.
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