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Lot 661
Corgi Toys Gift Set No 48 Car Transport with Six Cars, comprising Fort Tilt Transporter, Woody Ford Cortina Estate, Hillman Imp, Maroon Rover 2000, 'Whicker' Mini, No 2 Monte Carlo Mini, light blue Mini, overall vehicles very good plus, except blue mini, boxed, small tear to cellophane, crushing, staining to card, inner complete.
Lot 564
Four Original Star Wars, Trilogy Plastic Toys, Return of the Jedi (ROTJ) MLC-3 Mobile Laser Cannon, (Kenner), (ROTJ) Tri-pod Laser Cannon (Kenner), (ROTJ) Vehicle Maintenance Energizer (Kenner), Empire Strikes Back PDT-8 Personnel Deployment Transport (Palitoy), all appear complete with accessories, all boxed, box condition variable.
Lot 239
A mixed group of toys and dolls including boxed Schuco telesteering car (box af), further boxed modern model cars, Merrythought golden mohair teddy bear, Schoenau & Hoffmeister bisque headed doll with open/close eyes, painted features, blonde wig, open mouth and four upper teeth on composition body, etc.
Lot 300
A mixed lot of model railway including boxed Airfix Royal Scot 46100 locomotive and tender, further boxed Hornby 00 gauge carriages and further predominantly Tri-Ang rolling stock, some earlier tinplate model railway (mostly af), and kit built track architecture, also other mixed toys including boxed Corgi truck and Matchbox van. CONDITION REPORT: All in playworn condition, boxed worn.
Lot 673
*Automaton. Twin Brothers, mid 19th century, sand toy in original glass-fronted thick card box, containing two multi-jointed acrobats suspended from a central metal rod, against a decorative Persian-style floral border, with printed green paper label below 'Twin Brothers, To be turned twice to the right', one figure lacking a foot, sand leaking and box repaired with black adhesive tape, 25 x 19.5cm (9.75 x 7.75ins), together with an early 20th century Chinese mahjong set, 146 bone and bamboo pieces, housed in a purple felt-lined carved wooden box, with locking hinged lid (with key) inlaid with brass, base of box cracked, plus a collection of 45 Chinese carved mother of pearl gaming counters, 19th century, various sizes and shapes, including fish, circles, short and long rectangles, ovals, housed in a wooden box, with remains of early manuscript label on sliding lid A rare automaton in working order; we have seen other acrobat sand toys, but not this particular one with two trapeze artists, who perform quite mesmerising feats. (3)
Lot 689
*Steiff. A pair of rod bears, Germany, circa 1904, together two mohair teddy bears, one white and the other golden, both jointed with metal rods, with hump back, long limbs, seam from ear to ear, black boot button eyes, protruding shaved snouts (with stitching and remains of gutter percha nose), card-lined felt pads, and paws with black stitching, golden bear with .75" remains of thick thread stitched to tummy (at one time attaching paper tag?), left foot of white bear with outline hand-stitching where fabric label previously attached (retailer's label or child's name tag?), some minimal threadbare areas, golden bear with pad on right foot worn with some loss and small hole to pad on left foot, neither bear with ear button, height of each 41cm (16ins), together with a copy of The Roosevelt Bears, Their Travels and Adventures, by Seymour Eaton, Philadelphia: Edward Stern & Company, 1st edition, 1906, contents becoming loose in original pictorial boards, rubbed and some wear to extremities, 4to Provenance: given when new to the current owner's grandfather, George W. Elkins (1903-1966), and thence by descent. George Elkins was the only child of Eleanor Pollock Glass and Port Brommell Elkins, who was an inventor and innovator, the first person to use reinforced concrete in industrial buildings in Boston. They lived in Pittsburgh and travelled widely. The current owner's parents met in Helensburgh during their teens, and that is how the bears came to live in the UK, following the decease of their original owner. The bears were known in the family as Teddy B and Teddy G after the duo in Seymour Eaton's famous storybook 'The Roosevelt Bears' (the original owner's copy of the book accompanies the lot). Steiff's very first fully jointed teddy bear, produced in 1902, had string jointing, but none are believed to be in existence today. They were followed by a brief period (1904-1905) in which bears were made with rod jointing, before disk jointing was perfected to give the bears their moving limbs, a method which is still used today. As is well known, Steiff toys were given a button in the ear - although they are often now missing - as well, apparently, as a paper chest tag, which seldom survives. The metal button is first known to have been used in 1904, but the device wasn't registered as a trademark until May 1905. It may perhaps be that our pair of bears are two of the earliest, which had only a paper tag, before the button became universally used (although we have not been able to confirm this). Nevertheless, rod bears are rare, and the appearance of not one, but a pair of such teddy bears at auction, which have been in the same family since new, is an exceptional occurrence. Their well-preserved condition makes them additionally unusual; the original child owner travelled extensively with his parents, and the bears were often left behind, and so were not played with as much as they might have been. The current owner remembers not being allowed to handle them as a child, and for some years they have been confined to an old trunk. In all appearance early Steiff bears, a visit to the local vet confirmed the metal rod construction inside each bear, and a copy of the resulting x-ray is available to the bears' new owner. We would like to express our thanks to Bunny Campione for assistance in researching this lot. (3)
Lot 691
*Teddy. A large teddy bear, Chad Valley, circa 1930, a jointed light golden mohair teddy bear with protruding snout (stitching renewed), and long limbs (pads on all four paws sometime replaced), celluloid ear button ('Chad Valley British Hygienic Toys'), lacking eyes, some threadbare areas, and one ear becoming unstitched, height 71cm (28ins) Provenance: given when new to the vendor's father, Seymour Aitken (1926-2016) and thence by descent. An unusually large early teddy bear, who, with sight restored, would enjoy a new lease of life. (1)
Lot 829
Lone Star 000/N Gauge push-along Lone Star Trains, including Coach and Track (3), Signals (3 in one pack), Gresley and Tender and Track, Crane Truck, all in original bubble packs, VG, packs F-G, unboxed various Locomotives (29) + Tenders, Coaches and goods rolling stock, Station, Signal boxes, Footbridge and qty of metal track, P-G, many items repainted or with paint loss, together with Dinky Toys LNER blue pushalong Gresley and three brown coaches and BR green Gresley and one coach, F (qty)
Lot 874
Hornby O Gauge Locomotive Track and Accessories, comprising uncommon LMS black No 1 clockwork loco no 7140, F-G, mech ok, one wheel fatgued and one side rods missing, with three pieces Hornby baggage, various figures (some headless or with other parts missing), a pre-war boxed set of Dinky Toys signals, all fatigued, O gauge buffer stop, level crossing, various track pieces, and a boxed Astra O gauge Gun wagon (see Mike Foster's 'British Toy Trains' volume 1), and other items, varying P-VG, boxes P-G (qty)
Lot 1371
A Group of Model/Toy Steam Engine Accessories by Mamod and Others, Mamod items include an early lineshaft and boxed polishing machine, together with a vintage generator approx 5" long (with early Meccano 6-spoke flywheel), a small generator with lamp on wooden base, an East European circular saw, with a small and very basic brass Steam engine unit, and a small toy crane by 'Knight's Head' toys, mostly G-VG (7)
Lot 115
A group of predominantly tin plate and clockwork toys including a Japanese battery operated 'Charley Weaver Bartender', wind-up 'Ice Cream Vendor', clockwork action 'Musical Merry-Go-Round', 'Bell Cycle' and 'Somersaulting Butterfly', some boxed. (qty)Provenance: Single owner stock collection of Robert Dartnell and Mrs Joyce Buttigieg owners of Engine and Tender, a toy shop in London to be sold Without reserve over 115 lots .
Lot 128
Four Dinky Toys to comprise 'Convoy' Skip Truck No.380, 'Convoy Farm Truck No.381, 'Convoy' National Carrier Truck No.383 and Silver Jubilee Bus No.297, all boxed, together with a Scalecraft Electric Aquaplane snap together model, an Ertl Texaco Doodle Bug, a Corgi Daimler Ambulance (CC06305) and a Corgi Lotus in Avengers box. (8) .
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