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30 EFE/Creative Masters/OOC buses/coaches. 12 Hong Kong examples - Neoplan Centroliner KMB. Duple Metsec Trident KMB. Alexander Trident KMB. 2x MAN - Volgren Citybus and Berkhof KMB. 3x Victory Mk11 First Bus and 2xKMB and Metrobus KMB. Van Hool Alizee, Kings Ferry. Dennis Dart, First Bus. Plus a Leyland Queen Mary, KMB. Daimler DMS, Bexley Bus. 2x Dennis Loline, Aldershot & District. Plaxton Paramount, Grey Green. Plus 2x Plaxton Panorama Elite, 2x Bristol RE, Bristol RELH, Panorama, Harrington Cavalier, Alexander Y Type and a Van Hool Alizee, Volvo Plaxton all National. Plus 3x Scania Irizar, 2 National and a Brighton & Hove. VGC-Mint.

Dinky toys, 362, Trident Star Fighter with firing missile, black body, with orange missile in window box (VG,BVG)

A good mixed lot of good quality costume jewellery to include a quantity of sterling silver, Indian silver, brooches, necklaces, charm bracelet and a lady's Trident wristwatch, boxed

Six East African spears, pre World War I, comprising: two hunting spears, one trident fishing spear, two double-headed fishing spears and one barbed spear, largest 230cm Condition: Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information

Victoria, copper penny 1854, plain trident, good lustre

Victoria, penny 1859, ornamental trident, traces of lustre, Spink envelope and cards

Early / Mid 20th Hinged Box Of Measuring Tools & Gauges. Interesting wooden box for Walker's Trident Ship Log containing an assortment of measuring gauges, of various sizes and ages including Rabone, G Thornton, James Neill, Moore & Wright etc..

A Great Exhibition 1851 bronze medal, by W. Wyon and L.C. Wyon, conjoined busts of Victoria and Prince Albert, dolphins below, trident behind, reverse; Britannia placing a wreath on kneeling figure of industry, attended by supporters representing the continents, engraved rim 'Presented to the Revd Jonn Letts M.A. by Leonard C Wyon', 'Prize medal of the exhibition', 77mm diameter

Laura J Wells - Poole Pottery - A shape 54 Aegean charger decorated with a Neptune's head with stylised curled hair with a black trident to he left, printed marks, signed, diameter 40.5cm

Troika Pottery - A Flask vase decorated to one side in a tonal green and blue glaze with a carved floral design, the sides and reverse in a tenmoku glaze, relief trident mark, height 17cm

INDIA - BENGAL PRESIDENCYin the name of Shah Allah II silver rupee, trident mintmark

Six Norton Triumph Trident T160 advertising posters detailing the various components.

A Dinky die-cast "Trident Starfighter", together with two others

A collection of early 20th century postcards, including RFC aircraft and Naval ships, together with a quantity of Daily Sketches, and Trident memorabilia.

- Ex-Richard Colton, much money spent with specialist Bill McGrath Ltd- Wheels recently refurbished and service carried out- Comprehensive service history, beautiful example of this stylish GTResponsible for supplying this handsome Gran Turismo when new, the Glenvarigill Company Ltd of Edinburgh also sold it to previous keeper Simon Hemingway under the Trident Approved Scheme on 10th October 2001 at a warranted mileage of 18,423. Finished in Blu Nettuno with Pelle Rossa upholstery and powered by a turbocharged 2.8-litre V6 (284bhp/305lbft) allied to four-speed automatic transmission, the four-seater cost Richard Colton £14,000 upon entering his ownership some four years and 47,000 miles later. Reputedly the penultimate example of just 236 RHD Ghibli IIs made, the Maserati was dispatched to marque specialist Bill McGrath Ltd during August 2006 where £12,462.05 worth of attention was paid to its radiator, steering, front suspension, rear axle, engine (cylinder heads overhauled, new pistons / liners / main bearings / timing chains etc) and interior. Waxoyled the following year, chassis 400235 returned to Bill McGrath Ltd c.3,000 miles ago for a cambelt service, new rear brake callipers and the fitment of stainless steel exhaust back boxes etc. Purchased by the vendor in 2015, the car has recently been treated to a service whilst the wheels have been refurbished. It is offered for sale with original owner's handbook and stamped service book, comprehensive service history including over £17,000 worth of post-2005 invoices, cherished registration V6 NBD and MOT certificate valid until June 2017.

A Victorian cast-iron stick stand,with anchor rope and trident designs, original removable tray, height 29", base length 20".

Dinky Toys, 362 Trident Star Fighter, 363 Zygon Patroller and 368 Zygon Marauder, all boxed, (3).

A 22ct gold wedding bandTogether with, four 9ct gold bands, a CZ and 9ct gold solitaire ring, two yellow metal charms, a Trident manual wind pocket watch, a Rotary presentation pocket watch, with remaining items to a patent faux crocodile skin jewellery box (Qty) weight of weighable gold 20g. (475783/436825/ 475865/ MACC13805/ 338847/ 475831/472817/ 455116/ 495534/ 494599/326179)

Framed signed print Eagle Squadron Scrambled by Robert Taylor, signed Trident Domain by Ronald Wong and two black and white prints of a RAF Phantom and a Nimrod (4)

Twenty seven reels of 16mm documentary and travel films, including Welcome to Libya, Egypt Awakes, BEA Trident Three, Hong Kong - Heart of the Orient etc (27)

Poland. Danzig (Gdansk). Free City AV 25 Gulden. 1923. Coat of arms between two columns, supported by lions; 1923 below / Neptune standing left, holding trident; wave and horse below, GUL-DEN across fields, 25 in upper left field. Friedberg 43. 8.00g, 21mm, 12h. Extremely Fine.

Kingdom of Macedon, Alexander III 'the Great' AV Stater. Amphipolis, circa 325-319 BC. Head of Athena to right, wearing triple crested Corinthian helmet decorated with coiled serpent / Nike standing left, holding wreath and stylis, trident head downward in left field; ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡOΥ to right. Price 172b-d; SNG Saroglos 103. 8.56g, 18mm, 11h. Good Very Fine.

Etruria, Vetulonia Æ Sextans. 3rd century BC. Head of Nethuns right, wearing ketos headdress; •• (mark of value) to left / Ornamental trident between two dolphins; • • (mark of value) flanking. EC Series 13, 1–23 (O11/R9); HN Italy 203. 9.68g, 24mm, 1h. Good Fine. Rare. From the Alban Collection.

Greco-Baktrian Kingdom, Antimachos I Theos AR Tetradrachm. Circa 180-170 BC. Diademed and draped bust right, wearing kausia; bead-and-reel border / Poseidon, laureate, standing facing, holding trident and filleted palm; monogram to inner right. Bopearachchi 1A var. (pellet border on obv.); Bopearachchi & Rahman 173-4 var. (same); SNG ANS 274-5 var. (same); MIG Type 124f var. (same); HGC 12, 106 var. (same); Qunduz 98 var. (monogram). 15.80g, 34mm, 12h. Very Fine. Very rare with bead and reel border. Ex Numismatica Ars Classica 77, 26 May 2014, lot 113

Hadrian AR Denarius. Rome, AD 125-128. HADRIANVS AVGVSTVS, laureate head right / COS III, Neptune standing left, right foot on prow, holding trident and dolphin. RIC 157. 3.35g, 18mm, 6h. Very Fine. Rare.

Lucania, Poseidonia AR Stater. Circa 530-500 BC. Poseidon, diademed and wearing chlamys over shoulders, advancing right, wielding trident in upraised right hand and extending left hand before him; ΠOΣ behind / Incuse of obverse, but with ΠOΣ in relief. HN Italy 1107; SNG ANS 609 (same obv. die). 7.59g, 32mm, 12h. Good Extremely Fine; usual striking weakness on obv. Very Rare. In outstanding state of preservation, displaying incredible metal quality and a superb level of detail. One of the very finest specimens known. From the B.R.H. Collection, privately purchased c.1980s in Munich. Little is known of Poseidonia from its foundation at around the end of the Seventh Century BC by colonists from Sybaris other than that information which can be gleaned from archeological study of the city and its remaining artefacts. The literary tradition offers only a terminus ante quem for the foundation, circa 530, provided by Herodotos who refers to the city as in existence when Hyele was founded c.540-535. The archaeological evidence suggests a foundation date of c.600 (E. Greco; Poseidonia ii. 73 n. 7). Evidence from votive figurines and the city’s architecture suggest close trade relations with Metapontion during the sixth and fifth centuries, but the relationship with its mother city appears not to be have been particularly strong, since its coins are struck on the Campanian-Phokaian standard rather than the Italic-Achaian standard in use at Sybaris. Nonetheless, Poseidonia accepted refugees from Sybaris after their city was destroyed by Kroton in 510, evidenced by the fact that in the early fifth century Poseidonia’s coins adopted the Achaian weight standard and the bull seen on Sybarite coins. A. J. Graham (Colony and Mother City in Ancient Greece, 1999) thinks it was plausible that the number of refugees was large enough for some kind of synoecism to have occurred between the Poseidonians and the Sybarites, possibly in the form of a sympolity. Poseidonia’s relationship to the Sybarites then remained strong enough that in 453 Sybaris was refounded with the apparent blessing and sponsorship of Poseidonia. The city does not make further appearance in the classical sources until the late fifth century, when according to Strabo it was conquered by the Lucani. Although Aristoxenos would have us believe that the Greek identity of the city was effaced and that the Poseidoniatai were completely barbarianised, a sizeable Greek population must have remained despite the conquest, as the archaeological record shows both Greek and Oscan culture continuing to thrive alongside one another. Despite no single temple having been definitively identified as pertaining to Poseidon, the cult of this god must have played an important role in the city, as evidenced both by its name and by the principle type of its coinage, of which the present piece is a magnificent example. The outstanding quality of the engraving is noteworthy; we are presented with two well-proportioned and finely detailed images of what must surely have been a statue, which many scholars have with good reason assumed that this figure was inspired by, such is the consistency with which it is depicted (though minor variations of detail, including the beard, do occur) and the monumental quality it possesses. Indeed, The figure bears much similarity to the Artemision Bronze in compositional style; proponents of the argument that the Artemision Bronze is Poseidon (rather than Zeus) cite the coinage of Poseidonia in their favour.

Lucania, Poseidonia AR Stater. Circa 530-500 BC. Poseidon, diademed and wearing chlamys over shoulders, advancing right, wielding trident in upraised right hand and extending left hand before him; ΠOΣ behind / Incuse of obverse, but with trident and ΠOΣ in relief. HN Italy 1107; SNG ANS 611ff; 7.40g, 29mm, 12h. Extremely Fine. From an English collection, privately purchased from Roma Numismatics in 2010.

Kingdom of Macedon, Alexander III 'the Great' AV Distater. Amphipolis, circa 336-323 BC. Head of Athena right, wearing triple-crested Corinthian helmet decorated with coiled snake / Nike standing left, holding wreath and stylis, trident in left field; AΛEΞANΔΡOΥ to right. Price 171; SNG Copenhagen 623. 17.16g, 22mm, 9h. About Extremely Fine. Ex David Walsh Collection, privately purchased in 2001.

L. Lucretius Trio AR Denarius. Rome, 74 BC. Laureate head of Neptune right, trident at shoulder and control number behind / Infant Genius riding dolphin right; L•LVCRETI TRIO in two lines below. Crawford 390/2; RSC Lucretia 3. 3.89g, 20mm, 7h. Good Extremely Fine. Very attractively toned. Ex Archer M. Huntington Collection, ANS 1001.1.24776.

Hadrian AR Denarius. Rome, AD 125-128. HADRIANVS AVGVSTVS, laureate head right / COS III, Neptune standing left, right foot on prow, holding trident and acrostolium. RIC 158 corr. (sceptre). 3.44g, 19mm, 6h. Near Extremely Fine.

Kingdom of Pergamon, Eumenes II AR Tetradrachm. Circa 197-158 BC. Laureate head of Philetairos right / Athena seated to left, left elbow resting on shield, crowning ΦΙΛΕΤΑΙΡΟΥ with wreath; trident to outer left, AΣ to inner left, bow to outer right. Westermark Group VII (V.CXLVII/-); SNG Copenhagen -; SNG von Aulock 1361; SNG France -. 16.51g, 33mm, 12h. Good Very Fine. Light tone, scattered minor marks in fields, underlying lustre. Very rare variety. From the G.J.P. Collection, purchased c. 1920s.

Sextus Pompey AR Denarius. Sicily, 42-40 BC. The Pharos of Messana surmounted by a statue of Neptune; in foreground, galley left adorned with legionary eagle, sceptre and trident; [MAG•PIVS•IM]P•ITER around / Scylla left, wielding a rudder in both hands; PRÆF•[CLAS•ET•ORÆ•MAR IT•EX•S•C] around. Crawford 511/4; Sear, Imperators 335. 3.92g, 19mm, 3h. Areas of flatness, otherwise Extremely Fine. Ex Randy Haviland Collection; Ex UBS Auction 55, 16 September 2002, lot 1866.

Calabria, Tarentum AR Nomos. Circa 333-332 BC. Warrior, preparing to cast spear held in right hand, holding two spears and shield in left, on horse rearing right, eight-rayed star on hind leg; ΣA below / Taras, holding kantharos in extended right hand, cradling trident in left arm, astride dolphin left; AP to left, TAPAΣ to right; below, small dolphin left. Vlasto 602 (this obverse die); SNG ANS 995 (this obverse die); HN Italy 937. 7.85g, 22mm, 7h. Good Extremely Fine. Attractive lustre. Ex Numismatica Ars Classica 59, 4 April 2011, lot 489 (then sold with documentation proving it was outside Italy prior to 19 January 2011).

Corinthia, Corinth AR Stater. Circa 400-375 BC. Pegasos flying left, Q below / Helmeted head of Athena left; trident above. Pegasi 133; Ravel 411. 8.71g, 24mm, 6h. Extremely Fine. Very Rare. An excellent strike on a huge flan.

DINKY - 5 boxed Dinky vehicles to include a Galactic War Chariot, a Trident Starfighter, a Zygon Patroller, a Zygon Marauder, a Zygon War Chariot and 5 loose Galactic War Chariots.

WORLD COINS, India, Kushan, Vasu Deva I (c.190-230 AD), Gold Dinar, king standing facing, head left, holding trident and lowering his right hand to altar, above which is a second trident, rev Oesho (Shiva) standing holding trident, behind the bull Nandi, 7.97g (Göbl 509). Very fine.

ANCIENT COINS, GREEK COINS, Kingdom of Bosporus, Rhescuporis III (AD 211-227), with Elagabalus, Electrum Stater, struck AD 219, diademed and draped bust of Rhescuporis facing right, a trident on right, rev laureate and draped bust of Elagabalus facing right, date below, 7.63g, 12h (Frolova, pl. XLVII, 10). Very fine.

ANCIENT COINS, GREEK COINS, Kingdom of Macedonia, Philip II (359-336 BC), Silver 1/5-Tetradrachm, head of Apollo facing right, rev horseman right, a trident below; with Æ (2) of Amisos, Pontos, and Rhometalces of Thrace. Generally very fine. (3)

COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, WORLD MEDALS, Italy, Cosimo I de’ Medici (1519-1574, Duke of Florence, 1537, Grand Duke of Tuscany, 1569), Cast Bronze Medal, 1550, by Domenico Poggini, armoured bust right, rev the harbour at Elba, Neptune with trident, reclines at entrance, THVSCORVM ET LIGVRVM SECVRITATI, 41.5mm (Att 798; Armand I, 256, 10; Pollard, Bargello 388b). A sharp, darkly patinated medal, cast from an original a struck medal, good very fine.

ANCIENT COINS, GREEK COINS, Kingdom of Bosporus, Sauromates II (c. AD 174-211), with Septimius Severus, Electrum Stater, dated AD 197/8, diademed and draped bust of Sauromates facing right, rev laureate head of Septimius Severus facing right, trident on right, date below, 7.69g, 12h (Frolova pl. XXXII, 16; MacDonald 505/4). Very fine.

A c.1900 hickory shafted poacher's fishing trident spear, by Mitchell of Manchester, length 113cm.

An Oceanic ebonised paddle wood, with bands to handle, 148cm long, a Chinese faceted staff with a bell, a spear with a leaf shape blade, a trident and a quantity of bamboo spears.

A rare and beautiful set from the property of a high ranked warrior dating: mid-19th Century provenance: Ottoman Empire Consisting in a khula-khud, a sipar, a bazu-band, a coat of mail, two points and two maces. Helmet with hemispherical skull, cusp of squared section at the top, on a base shaped as a truncated cone; sliding nose-piece, two plume-holders; all engraved and gilt. Decorated with six, big, richly carved and pierced cartouches at the base, featuring Arabic writings, provided with twenty-four smaller cartouches, pierced with floral motifs and with gold frame; featuring a copper leaf under the cartouches. Silver-plated, Arabic writings at the border the skull. Red cloth lining at the inside. Mail neck defense consisting in small rings with simple closure (missing parts). Height: 60 cm circa. Featuring a big, round and convex, iron sipar, provided with four studs engraved and gilt with floral motifs; decorated with nine cartouches at the center, together with twelve, smaller ones, all richly pierced with floral motifs and gold frames, with a thin, copper leaf below. Silver-inlaid, Arabic writings among four bands decorated with flowers at the border; brass support at the border. A red cloth lining at the inside, with an old label, four suspension rings. Diameter: 46.7 cm. Bass-band decorated en suite, featuring a stylized face at the top, complete with plaques to close it and with sword-shell (defects), Length: 55 cm. Coat of mail consisting in rings with simple lock, some missing parts; neck with lined cloth, provided with fringes. Height: 60 cm circa. Neck: 10 cm. Two trident heads, one with damask structure and Arabic writings, decorated with horned head, snakes and floral motifs (Height: 55 cm), the other one with socket featuring silver decorations an cusp engraved with floral motifs and silver and gold decorations (height: 54.5 cm). Two iron maces, one with horned head and remains of silver decorations (77.5 cm), the other one with bull head and remains of silver decorations. This set was on a wooden plate with velvet covering (see the picture). All those pieces were covered with a thick patina, so they have been removed from the table and accurately polished. Thanks to this polishing, the original gilding is now visible again. dimensions: dimensions varie cm.

A DERBY GROUP OF VENUS AND CUPID SEATED UPON A DOLPHIN, C1780 the high domed base encrusted with a profusion of seashells and weed, 26cm h ++Restoration to the neck and right arm and left foot of Venus, trident probably replaced. Restoration to tail of donkey and sash at back of figure. Restoration to Putto's neck. Chipping of the encrusted seaweed and shells

TROIKA. A Troika, St. Ives small plate, 17cm., with Troika St. Ives trident mark & a Troika Pottery small bowl.

A LARGE SWANSEA PORCELAIN SQUARE DISH of lobed form, decorated with four sprays of flowers and four butterflies to the border and with centre pink rose to the interior, impressed SWANSEA and ‘trident mark’ to base, 23cms

A carved rock crystal inglio brooch with ruby and diamond surround, the oval plaque depicting the naked figure of Neptune in his prime, with his two principal attributes - his trident and a horse - here plumed and prancing, and lead to him by a goddess or maiden in billowing draperies holding aloft a flaming torch; mounted with a linear border of round brilliant cut diamonds alternating with lengths of calibré cut rubies, of white precious metal with Dutch stamp '585' for 14ct gold; length 4.7cm

A Troika St Ives pottery tray of rectangular formHaving cobalt geometric decoration on a manganese ground, signed Troika St Ives and complete with Trident mark to base, 20x30cm

An Orvis "Trident TLS" 12.5' three-piece salmon fly rod, with maker's case

332-302 BC. Obv: naked horseman galloping right, holding shield on left arm, thrusting spear downwards with right hand and holding two horizontal spears in left hand; SA beneath horse. Rev: TARAS legend with Taras, holding kantharos and trident, riding left on dolphin; K in left field, small dolphin swimming left below. 7.70 grams. Vlasto 607-608; BMC 232; Evans V-B,12; SNG Cop 848-849; HN Italy 937. See Wildwinds.com (this coin). Good very fine.

359-336 BC. Obv: head of Apollo right, hair bound with taenia. Rev: FILIPPOY above youth on horseback prancing right, trident head right beneath the horse. 2.40 grams. Le Rider 14; SNG ANS 723-725. Good very fine.

Meissen style figure of a gentleman in 18th century costume, underglazed blue cross trident mark, 24cm, other continental figures, (8)

Corgi Creative Master, a boxed Metro Bus set First Trident and Stagecoach Citaro Plus II, eleven unboxed double and single deck buses for London Transport, Stage Coach, First, Metroline, Orpington Buses, General and London Travel

A Swansea porcelain plate, the gilt line rim around a plain border painted with three sprays of garden flowers, impressed Swansea and trident mark, 20.5cm diameter CONDITION REPORT: Gilding rubbing, surface scratches and glaze imperfections, glaze pooling to the rim on the reverse, otherwise in overall reasonable condition

A Swansea porcelain dish of circular form, with a thick gilt rim, the border profusely painted with roses, pansies and other garden flowers, the centre painted with a river scene in a circular vignette, impressed Swansea and trident mark, also iron red Swansea mark, 22cm diameter CONDITION REPORT: Gilding rubbing, surface scratches and glaze imperfections, dirt from the kiln and wavy glaze to the reverse of the plate otherwise in overall reasonable condition

A Swansea porcelain plate, the plain rim with a gilt leaf and floral decorated border, the centre painted with a spray of garden flowers, impressed "SWANSEA" and Trident Mark, 22.7cm diameter CONDITION REPORT: Gilding rubbing, surface scratches and glaze imperfections, reverse of plate has black specks and wavy glaze, otherwise in overall reasonable condition

British Trade Silver Dollar Date 1900s.E.F. Condition very good lustre. Mint mark B to centre of prong of the trident. High grade coin.

A large bronze standing figure of a Chinese warrior in ceremonial dress holding a three-headed spear/trident, standing on a rocky base

A Victorian silver bladed butter knife, with engraved decoration and with a mother of pearl handle by George Unite, Birmingham 1847, five silver spoons, a small pickle trident and plated wares, comprising; a pair of grape scissors, a preserve spoon and two lobster picks, (11).

A World War II German desk or advertising dagger, the 5ins blade engraved "Alexander Werk", with maker's mark of trident in a circle, in metal scabbard, 7.75ins overall, a World War II German army belt wit buckle, a World War II German army sports vest patch and cloth badge, and a mid 20th Century sheath knife by William Rogers of Sheffield, with 6ins blade and leather scabbard