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![[MISCELLANEOUS] Edmund Dulac`s Picture Book for the French Red Cross, for The Daily Telegraph by Hodder & Stoughton, Lond](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10066/2913838/373-201411299257_468x382.jpg)
Lot 373
[MISCELLANEOUS] Edmund Dulac`s Picture Book for the French Red Cross, for The Daily Telegraph by Hodder & Stoughton, London, no date, yellow cloth, twenty tipped-in plate illustrations (some creased), quarto; One Hundred and Fifty Years of Brewing 1788-1938. Souvenir Book of The Bristol Brewery Georges & Co. Ltd, as dated, maroon cloth gilt, illustrations, quarto, in slip-case; and a small quantity of other items, including Corgi Toys catalogues, 1965 and 1966; and eight Cunard shipping menus.
Lot 416
ASSORTED TOYS including four plastic figures of The Beatles, with nodding heads, the bases marked `Made in China`; a Carraro Giocattoli `Intercom House Phone`, boxed; two Britains Ancient Siege Machines, each boxed (boxes worn); a quantity of Matchbox `Models of Yesteryear`; a small Lone Star Treble-O model railway collection; and other items.
Lot 373
[MISCELLANEOUS] Edmund Dulac`s Picture Book for the French Red Cross, for The Daily Telegraph by Hodder & Stoughton, London, no date, yellow cloth, twenty tipped-in plate illustrations (some creased), quarto; One Hundred and Fifty Years of Brewing 1788-1938. Souvenir Book of The Bristol Brewery Georges & Co. Ltd, as dated, maroon cloth gilt, illustrations, quarto, in slip-case; and a small quantity of other items, including Corgi Toys catalogues, 1965 and 1966; and eight Cunard shipping menus.
Lot 416
ASSORTED TOYS including four plastic figures of The Beatles, with nodding heads, the bases marked `Made in China`; a Carraro Giocattoli `Intercom House Phone`, boxed; two Britains Ancient Siege Machines, each boxed (boxes worn); a quantity of Matchbox `Models of Yesteryear`; a small Lone Star Treble-O model railway collection; and other items.
Lot 271
A RARE 87-BORE GERMAN SMALL WHEEL-LOCK SPORTING CARBINE MADE FOR A BOY, DATED 1649 with swamped octagonal sighted barrel rifled with eight grooves, engraved with decorative bands over the breech and the muzzle, struck with the date "1649" and with the barrelmaker`s initials "H*F", flat lock fitted with sliding pan-cover, wooden full stock decorated over its rear half with a series of carved expanded flowerheads and fluted mouldings with punched ornament along the edges, fluted fore-end, the butt with carved cheek-piece, sliding patch-box cover carved with a rosette, and fitted with horn butt-plate, iron trigger-guard, horn fore-end cap and wooden ramrod (the fore-end chipped along its upper edge on one side towards the muzzle, the ramrod-pipe missing) 50.3 cm; 19¾ in barrel, 69.9 cm; 27½ in overall The small proportions of this rifle are in keeping with a child of ten years of age or less. Toys aside, very few fully functioning wheel-lock firearms were made for children; the overwhelming majority of small firearms intended specifically for the use of children are almost entirely limited to the flintlock period and later. See Clifford and Watts 2003, pp.32-3,37,40-41
Lot 822
Five Dinky die cast toys to include a heavy tractor, a Coventry Climax fork lift truck, a Coles mobile crane, a 964 elevator loader and a three gang mower (5). CONDITION REPORT All in playworn condition, the Coles crane is in working condition, the forklift mechanism is in need of attention,wear is commensurate with age.
Lot 558
Six Doctor Who collectible figures from BBC Enterprises to include Cyberman, Daleks etc, four Doctor Who collectibles by Corgi, a Doctor Who TARDIS, a Corgi Toys model of the USS Enterprise from the Star Trek series, a boxed commemorative set by Lledo comprising four vehicles as used by Her Majesty The Queen Mother and all bearing relevant dates of use also eleven "Days Gone" die cast cars by Lledo (24).
Lot 606
A mixed quantity of toys to include Mattels "Man in Space" including two figures and a number of items of equipment, a Marx "Sooper Snooper" four way scope, a tin whistle, a quantity of pin and lapel badges, a child's 1960s terrestrial globe and a boxed Hornby Trains O gauge single arm signal.
Lot 661
Two boxed JR toys, "Thunderbird 2" and "Thunderbird 3". CONDITION REPORT The Thunderbird 2 model is missing it's front wheel and the vehicle from inside the pod is missing, the box is complete but with crushing. The model of Thunderbird 3 is complete, part of one of the decals has rubbed away and the box in lacking an end flap.
Lot 221
A rare composition musical automaton figure, attributed to Gustave Vichy, Paris A rare composition musical automaton figure, attributed to Gustave Vichy, Paris, circa 1900 , modelled as an African American banjo player wearing a red cap and shirt, blue coat and striped pantaloons seated on an oversized gilt stool upholstered in red velvet with tassel border over conforming green and gold velvet pendant panels enclosing the musical and automaton drive mechanisms, once activated (via a brass pull button to the rear of the stool) the figure strums the banjo with his right hand whilst rotating and nodding his head, blinking his glass eyes and swinging his right leg, (restored), 61cm (24ins) high. Gustave Vichy was the son of Parisian watch and clockmaker Antoine Vichy who established a workshop making clocks, mechanical objects and toys in 1862. Unfortunately shortly after the founding of the business Antoine died leaving the firm in the hands of his widow Genevieve. By 1865 the business had become bankrupt and was wound up only to be re-established in by their son, Gustave, this time specialising in automata. Gustave Vichy was well placed to respond to the Parisian fashion for automata and mecahnical items of a `mysterious` nature which reached its height during the latter years of the 19th century. The Vichy workshop became leaders in the field and were particularly well known for the realism and inventive nature of their figures. In 1893 Gustave handed the day to day direction of the firm over to his son, Henry, who introduced further innovations such as the Lioret gramophone which for the first time enabled the figures to speak. In 1904 Gustave Vichy died leaving the business to be passed on to his former factory foreman Auguste Triboulet who continued in the Vichy tradition until his death in 1920 when the firm was sold to the French toy manufacturers J.A.F. The current lot can be attributed to Gustave Vichy on the basis that the design appears in his 1900 catalogue captioned Petit negre jouant du banjo.
Lot 221
A rare composition musical automaton figure, attributed to Gustave Vichy, Paris A rare composition musical automaton figure, attributed to Gustave Vichy, Paris, circa 1900 , modelled as an African American banjo player wearing a red cap and shirt, blue coat and striped pantaloons seated on an oversized gilt stool upholstered in red velvet with tassel border over conforming green and gold velvet pendant panels enclosing the musical and automaton drive mechanisms, once activated (via a brass pull button to the rear of the stool) the figure strums the banjo with his right hand whilst rotating and nodding his head, blinking his glass eyes and swinging his right leg, (restored), 61cm (24ins) high. Gustave Vichy was the son of Parisian watch and clockmaker Antoine Vichy who established a workshop making clocks, mechanical objects and toys in 1862. Unfortunately shortly after the founding of the business Antoine died leaving the firm in the hands of his widow Genevieve. By 1865 the business had become bankrupt and was wound up only to be re-established in by their son, Gustave, this time specialising in automata. Gustave Vichy was well placed to respond to the Parisian fashion for automata and mecahnical items of a `mysterious` nature which reached its height during the latter years of the 19th century. The Vichy workshop became leaders in the field and were particularly well known for the realism and inventive nature of their figures. In 1893 Gustave handed the day to day direction of the firm over to his son, Henry, who introduced further innovations such as the Lioret gramophone which for the first time enabled the figures to speak. In 1904 Gustave Vichy died leaving the business to be passed on to his former factory foreman Auguste Triboulet who continued in the Vichy tradition until his death in 1920 when the firm was sold to the French toy manufacturers J.A.F. The current lot can be attributed to Gustave Vichy on the basis that the design appears in his 1900 catalogue captioned Petit negre jouant du banjo.
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