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Food & Drink.- Farley (John) The London Art of Cookery, seventh edition, engraved portrait and 12 bills of fare (one with corner cut away not affecting image), 5pp. advertisements at end, a few stains, contemporary ink inscription "Susanna Bruce 1792" to front free endpaper, contemporary sheep, rebacked, worn, J.Scatherd & J.Whitaker, 1792 § Rumford (B.) Experimental Essays..., Essay X. Part II. On the Construction of Kitchen Fire-Places and Kitchen Utensils..., 6 plates, advertisement leaf at end, stitched in original printed blue wrappers with border decoration in imitation of binding, uncut, soiled and frayed at edges, T.Cadell & W.Davies, 1802 § Housewife's Guide (The) or, a Complete System of Modern Cookery...[with] The New Whole Art of Confectionary...by Edward Logan Mackenzie, 2 parts in 1, original printed viridian wrappers, rubbed, London & Otley, William Walker & Sons, [c.1840] § [Roberts (G.E.)] Cups and their Customs, second edition, chromolithographed frontispiece, original cloth, 1869; and a small bundle of food & drink ephemera including an engraved trade card for Angell & Son, Cooks to his Majesty and the Board of Ordnance (dated 1805 in ink on verso), a Vauxhall Gardens supper bill (stained) of 1823, a printed Cellar Book or Butler's Assistant completed in manuscript for 1853, various dinner menus etc., v.s. (a bundle)

A 1980 RETRO BLUE VAUXHALL CHEVETTE 'LFK869V' PETROL 1250cc MOT UNTIL 27TH SEPT 2024 WITH LOG BOOK, KEYS, SOME DOCUMENTS INCLUDING OWNERS MANUAL

Vauxhall 1958-Full page advertisement -'Everyone Drives in a Vauxhall Motor Price Below Victor £498 up to Cresta £715-9" x 12"

Vauxhall 1957-Vauxhall leads Again- full page black and white advertisement-The Victor and new Vauxhall Sixes see them and try them at the Motor Show-10" x 14" approx.

Vauxhall Cresta 1961-full page advertisement -'Own a Wonderful Word-Own a Vauxhall-10" x 14"

Scalextric Special Edition Pair (1) C2001 Vauxhall Vectra (2) C2002 Audi A4 Quattro - Near Mint to Mint in Good to Excellent boxes. (2)

Scalextric group (1).C136 Renault Laguna 96 (2) C596 Vauxhall Calibra "Old Spice" (3) C405 BMW M1 (4) 572 Alfa Romeo 155 "Racing" - conditions generally Excellent Plus to Mint in Good to Excellent window boxes. (4)

A collection of yellow metal, silver and costume jewellery, a yellow metal upper arm bangle, marked 9ct Gold with metal core; a pair of yellow metal on white metal cufflinks; a silver identity bracelet; a white metal Greek tourist pendant, marked 925; a pair of Honda branded cufflinks with matching tie clip; a pair of Vauxhall branded cufflinks; other cufflinks; costume jewellery necklaces; bracelets; brooches; earrings; two ladies' vintage gold-plated wristwatches; rosaries; opera glasses; buttons etc; and three jewellery boxes.Qty: 1 box

The Motor Manual (from the Fire Station Sheffield 1926) Daily Express Road Book, Vauxhall Victor Owner's Handbook August 1957, Journal of the Royal Electrical  & Mechanical Engineers April 1980 & 3 vols The Modern Motor Engineer

JAZZ - LPs (FUSION/SOUL-JAZZ/CONTEMPORARY). More deep grooves with around 67 x LPs largely on the Contemporary/Soul-Jazz and Fusion tip. To include First Cosins Jazz Ensemble - For The Cos Of Jazz, Billy Cobham inc. Total Eclipse, B,C,, Shabazz and Life & Times, George Duke - Rendezvous, Junior Cook Quartet, Julie Driscoll/Brian Auger And The Trinity - The Road To Vauxhall 1967-1969, Chick Corea/related inc. Return To Forever, The Mad Hatter, Akoustic Band, Stanley Clarke inc. If This Bass Could Only Talk, George Benson, Booker T & The M.G's, The Jazz Composers Orchestra (JD 3001), The Jazz Guitar Anthology Vol. 5, Blue Note 86, Art Blakey, Galliano and Bob James/Earl Klugh.

Vanguards - Lledo - Eight 1/43 diecast vehicles form Vanguards to include VA19005 Rover P4 Grey Burgundy, VA52000 Flame Red Ford Granada MkI, VA06403 Maroon & Silver Grey Vauxhall PA Cresta and similar items. Items appear to be in very good-excellent condition with wing mirrors and certificates in their boxes. Boxes are good-excellent (VA02509 Yellow Mini is missing its internal packing lid). (This does not constitute a guarantee) RG

Dinky Toys No. 161 Austin Somerset Saloon, pale blue body with blue hubs, sold in the original yellow card box, along with No.141 Vauxhall Victor Estate car, comprising yellow body with blue interior and silver spun hubs, housed in the original image all- card box

Dinky Toys No. 136 Vauxhall Viva comprising light metallic blue body, red interior and spun hubs, in the original red & yellow all-card box, some pen marks to one box end (NM-M,BE)

Dinky Toys No. 164 Vauxhall Cresta saloon comprising of grey and green body with grey Supertoys hubs, housed in the original card box with correct colour spot (NM,BVG)

A Matchbox No. 45 Vauxhall Victor comprising yellow body with silver plastic wheels, housed in the original D-type box (NM,BNM)

Dinky Toys Group of Two Models To Include; No. 135 Triumph 2000 saloon comprising of metallic blue body with red interior and white roof with spun hubs Together With No. 136 Vauxhall Viva comprising of mid blue body with red interior and spun hubs, housed in the original card box

A Dinky Toys group of two to include a Dinky 136 Vauxhall Viva in white with red interior, along with a Dinky 167 A.C.Aceca Coupe in grey with red roof, both housed in original yellow pictorial boxes

Dinky Toys, No.30D Vauxhall, finished in rare Alvis green with black base and hubs (NM)

Dinky toys No.126 Motor Show Set to include; No.127 Rolls Royce in Gold Body with red interior and silver ridged hubs, No.171 Austin 1800 in metallic blue body with red interior and silver spun hubs, No.133 Cortina in Dark yellow body with white roof and red interior, silver spun hubs, No.151 Vauxhall Victor in Lime green body with red interior and silver spun hubs, Housed in the original presentation plastic window yellow card box (NM-VG)Original clips are missing, strung in with elastic bands. All pieces of the box are there. Cellophane appears to have been replaced.

One tray containing mixed 1/43 scale dealer promotional diecast vehicles to include an Opel Vauxhall Mokka X, an Opel Antara, the new 1980s Vauxhall Astra, various others

Dinky Toys; collection of boxed diecast model vehicles to include Routemaster bus, Alfa Romeo Sprint, Austin Champ, Fire Chiefs Car, Peugeot 204, Vauxhall Cresta, Nash Rambler, with a Hay Rake and Disc Harrow.

Eight Triang Minic clockwork tin plate models to include mainly saloon and open top type models in different colours featuring Sedan, Vauxhall Cabriolet, etc, all in vg condition with some signs of very light wear

Dinky Toys - 151 Vauxhall Victor 101 in original box; a Corgi GS24 constructor set in original box and a modern boxed Dinky Bedford tipper (3)

A 1911 Prince Henry Vauxhall steam punk picture made from watch parts & A car wash mug in box. Picture 37 x 32cm

Registration No: KAR 808L Chassis No: BBATMY09986 MOT: ExemptFeatured in Classic Ford magazine (Aug 2009)Build completed in 2007 by competitive rally driver Peter ElliottVauxhall 2 litre XE, 16 valve engineThe MkI Ford Escort was introduced in Ireland and the United Kingdom at the end of 1967, making its show debut at the Brussels Motor Show in January 1968. The Escort had conventional rear-wheel drive and a four-speed manual gearbox, or three-speed automatic transmission. The suspension consisted of MacPherson strut front suspension and a simple live axle mounted on leaf springs. The Escort was the first small Ford to use rack-and-pinion steering. The Mk1 featured contemporary styling cues in tune with its time: a subtle Detroit-inspired "Coke bottle" waistline and the "dogbone" shaped front grille – arguably the car's main stylistic feature. The MkI Escort became successful as a rally car, and eventually went on to become one of the most successful rally cars of all time. The Ford works team was practically unbeatable in the late 1960s / early 1970s, and arguably the Escort's greatest victory was in the 1970 London to Mexico World Cup Rally.Built over a three-year period by competitive rally driver Peter Elliott and finished in 2007. The attention to detail he applied during the build is nothing short of outstanding. The car has been lovingly maintained and has covered less than 1,500 miles since then. It remains very close to ‘as built’ condition. 'KAR 808L' was the subject of a six-page spread in Classic Ford magazine (Aug 2009) and they commented that ‘it’s a stunner’ and concluded ‘it’s one of the best new Escorts in a long time.’Peter Elliott started with a 1300 Sport bodyshell, cut out and replaced any corroded sections and made the following modifications: Seam welded the whole car; Gusseted and triangulated the engine bay; Enlarged the transmission and differential tunnels; Installed a footwell access panel (for speedy gearbox removal); Installed CDS & T45 historic-spec roll cage (seam welded and tied into suspension); Wings given a 20mm greater lip; Brightwork re-chromed; Full bodyshell repaint and brought to a weight of just 960kgPeter was looking for a bulletproof, reliable yet powerful engine and chose a specification based on a John Cleland championship-winning grass-track unit. The specification is as follows: Vauxhall 2 litre XE, 16 valve; Big valve QED Coscast head with hydraulic lifters (12.3:1 compression ratio); Kent KCD pick up cams; Vernier pulleys; UltraLite all steel bottom end; Forged pistons; Custom built Simpson manifold and stainless-steel exhaust; Twin Weber 45 DCOE’s; Facet race pump; MBE fully mappable ignition; Alloy ‘big winged’ baffled sump; Alloy radiator; Kenlowe fan; Custom alloy expansion and breather tanks; Mocal oil cooler; Uprated alternator; Rolling road set up and reading (at that point) 249bhp (6950rpm) and 204lb.ft (6050rpm).Again, with the focus on reliable performance, Peter specified and built the following transmission: Ultra-lite steel flywheel; SBD alloy bell housing; Triple plate sintered clutch; Reco-Prop 4” large flange racing propshaft; Tran-X plate type LSD with a 3.89:1 final drive ratio.This is a rally car but needed to have road manners too. Suspension and steering was specified with: Koni 2.25” coil-overs all round; 250lb springs at the front, 180lb at the rear; Fully adjustable roller bearing top mounts; Fully adjustable TCA’s and compression struts; 5 linked strengthened English axle with Panhard rod; 2.4 ratio quick rack; Strengthened steering column with phosphor bronze bushes. It’s rolling on the road on Laser 4 spokes (6J x 13) with 185/60R13 tyresBrakes consist of: Capri 2.8i vented discs and calipers at the front; Mk2 Fiesta discs and calipers fitted to rear; balance system (lever in cockpit between seats); braided lines throughout; rally handbrake.Inside, it’s finished to a very high standard. ‘Functional, everything you need, nothing you don’t’: Group N Prodrive steering wheel; Original six clock dash and dash top; Additional tacho and temp gauges; Custom switchgear; Plumbed in fire extinguisher system; OMP bucket seats; TRS harnesses; Boot mounted battery box, fuel pump and spare wheel. For more information, please contact: John Markey john.markey@handh.co.uk 01428 607899

Registration No: V445 DBC Chassis No: SDKRLKRXCX0021566 MOT: June 2025Factory built and re-painted to match the first owner's then Ferrari in Grigio TitanioReputedly 1 of just 9 VX Supersprints made and festooned with extrasFull rollcage, Bilstein adjustable suspension all round, plumbed-in fire extinguisher, high-backed bucket seats with harnesses, lightweight interior trim, carbon fibre wing guards etcCharacterful Vauxhall / Holden 8-valve four-cyliner engine (believed to displace 1.8 litres) fed by twin Weber carburettors and allied to five-speed manual transmission (with a long first gear).Full weather equipment: doors, full length tonneau and hood (the latter fitting over the rollcage)Super rare and super fun!PLEASE NOTE: Since the catalogue went to press we have been told that ‘V445 DBC’ was professionally built by Caterham Midlands (then trading as the Classic Carriage Company of Mallory Park) as a Classic VX Supersprint model but with a 1.6 litre 8-valve engine (and not a 1.8 litre unit as previously thought). Therefore, it is not one of the nine 1.8 litre Supersprint models but remains an unusually well specified example. We are further informed that the powerplant has been fettled by Scholar Racing Engines in the past and the gearbox refurbished etc. The Caterham now possess a MOT Certificate valid until June 2025.Launched in 1957, the Lotus 7 was essentially a racing car for the road. Available in both fully assembled and kit forms, the two-seater was a simple but very effective design. Its elegant spaceframe chassis instantly transformed the dynamics of the most humdrum saloon car mechanical components. A giant killer in competition, the Seven was evolved through four series but as Chapman's road car aspirations pushed upmarket so his enthusiasm for the low profit 'kit car' waned. However, by the time Lotus ceased production in 1971 a good number of its clients had become addicted to the little sports car. Among them was Lotus agent Caterham whose belief in the design saw them buy all the tooling, presses and dies for the Seven from Lotus in 1973. Settling upon the Series III as the best of the breed they restarted production that year and have yet to stop.By the late 1990s, Ford’s 1700cc ‘X-flow’ engine was becoming harder to source. Casting around for a suitably characterful replacement, Caterham settled on a 1600cc OHC Vauxhall unit. Reworked to run on twin Weber carburettors, the new powerplant was fitted to the Classic Seven and Classic Seven Supersprint (albeit it was reportedly enlarged to 1800cc / 120bhp for the latter application). Losing out to its contemporary DOHC Rover K-Series powered siblings which were deemed to be more powerful and sophisticated, just nine Classic Seven Supersprint VX models are understood to have been sold. Factory-built, chassis 0021566 was issued with an IVA / SVA certificate on 21st December 1999 before being road registered as ‘V445 DBC’ on January 1st 2000. Reputedly re-painted in Grigio Titanio to match its first owner’s then Ferrari, the Caterham boasted an enviable specification with a full rollcage, Momo steering wheel, plumbed-in fire extinguisher, Bilstein adjustable suspension all-round, high-backed bucket seats, carbonfibre rear wing guards and full weather equipment. An engineer by profession, the vendor is happy to warrant the 6,000 miles shown by the odometer as representing the total covered from new due to the lack of wear and tear shown by the Caterham. Super fun and super rare, ‘V445 DBC’ is offered for sale with V5C Registration Document and sundry paperwork. For more information, please contact: Damian Jones damian.jones@handh.co.uk 07855 493737

A Quantity of Unboxed Matchbox Lesney Moko Regular Wheels, including: 1b Road Roller, 4b Massey Harris tractor, 5a London Bus ‘Buy Matchbox Series’ 7a Horse Drawn Milk float, 8a Caterpillar Tractor (one rubber track) 2 x 9a Dennis Fire Escape, 12a Land Rover, 2 x 13a Bedford Wreck Truck, 14a Daimler Ambulance, 18a Caterpillar Bulldozer (missing tracks) 20a Stake truck, 22a Vauxhall Cresta, 24a Weatherill Hydraulic Excavator, 35a Marshall horse box (side door loose) Esso Petrol Pumps, models are in fair to excellent original condition, two original catalogues, 1959 24 page catalogue, very good, 1960 32 page catalogue, fair has biro graffiti and three Boxed Models of Yesteryear Y1-1 Allchin Traction Engine, brass boiler door, Y2-1 1911 B Type London Bus and Y3-1 E Class Tram Car, in near mint to mint original condition, boxes are fair to good.(21 items)

Dinky Toys 164 Vauxhall Cresta Saloon, green lower body, grey upper body, grey wheel hubs, in near mint original condition, picture box, with correct colour spots to end flaps, in excellent original condition.

Dinky Toys 164 Vauxhall Cresta Saloon, maroon lower body, cream upper body/wheel hubs, in near mint original condition, picture box, with correct colour spots to end flaps, in good original condition, some to one end.

Four Matchbox Moko Lesney Regular Wheels Models, 22a Vauxhall Cresta,red body, white roof, metal wheels, in mint original condition, with type B2 box, 23b Berkeley Cavalier Trailer, pale blue, metal wheels, in mint original condition, with type B3 box, 25a Dunlop Van, dark blue, metal wheels, in near mint original condition, with type B box, 25 in biro on end flaps and 29a Bedford Milk delivery van, tan body, metal wheels, in mint original condition, with B2 box. (4 items)

Four Matchbox Moko Lesney Regular Wheels Model Cars, 43a Hillman Minx, blue grey body, pale grey roof, metal wheels, 44a Rolls Royce Silver Cloud, metallic blue, metal wheels, 45a Vauxhall Victor, yellow body, metal wheels, 46a Morris Minor 1000, dark green body, metal wheels, all in mint original condition, with excellent type B2 boxes .(4 items)

Three Unboxed Tri-ang Spot on Models, Humber Super Snipe Estate Car, Vauxhall Cresta and LWB Land-Rover (missing spare wheel) plus Solido Lancia Flamina and CIJ Renault all in fair to good original condition . (5 items) Est

Scarce Fleetwood Toys (Hong Kong) Plastic Models, Ford Zodiac, Vauxhall 101, Rover 2000 and Ford Cortina Estate, in original unpunched blister factory sealed mint condition (Ford Cortina on a punched card) made for the American market, 49c price tag 1:43 scale. (4 items)

A late 19th century Vauxhall type looking glass wall mirror, 67cm x 90cm; another (2)

Motor Racing : Large box of Motor Racing press kits inc Super Prix, Vauxhall Sport, Touring Cars etc - heavy box

Triang Minic Vauxhall Coupe, surface corrosion to plated parts, wheels have flatten, key (untested), within Fair box, overall Good.

Triang Minic pair including: (1) Vauxhall Town Coupe; (2) Sedanca; both MISSING key (untested), surface corrosion, Fair Plus; (2).

Triang Minic pair including: Vauxhall Cabriolet and Ford Saloon, age related wear, MISSING keys (untested), Fair Plus to Good.

Oxford Diecast, a boxed group of "Railway Scale" 1:76 Scale Model Vehicles. Includes 76CRE001 Vauxhall Cresta Yellow with others. Although unchecked for completeness condition appears generally Good to Good Plus within Fair Plus to Good Perspex cases and carboard outer slips. See Photo.

Tri-ang Minic pair including: (1) Vauxhall Cabriolet; (2) Sports Saloon; both MISSING keys (untested), surface corrosion, Fair Plus; (2).

Triang Minic Vauxhall Cabriolet pair, MISSING keys (untested), one is MISSING wheels, surface corrosion, Fair Plus; (2).

Triang Minic Vauxhall Cabriolet, age related wear, key (untested), within Good box, overall Good Plus to Excellent.

A quantity of various makes of 1950's toys. Tri-ang Burnham 11" Motor Cruiser. Merit Electrical Outfit. Hornby Speedboat Fast Patrol Launch PLI. All boxed. Plus 2 unboxed RAF Fire Launches. A Big Bedford British Railways box van. 2x smaller Big Bedford's, a Wells crane lorry and a ESSO artic tanker. Plus 20 small pressed tin American style saloon cars, various types and liveries. Plus 10 small examples. A tinplate garage and copies of the Daily Mail Review of the Motor Show 1954. 55, 56 and a 1957. Together with sundry other items including 3 Vanguards- Vauxhall Victor, Viva SL and a Mackeson's set. A Corgi 4 vehicle set, 'Celebrating 100 Years of Vauxhall Motors'. 2 Corgi Cameo 10 vehicle sets, 2x RAF Lledo sets, plus Post Office Telephones. A loose Corgi Bedford Ambulance etc. QGC-VGC, some age wear overall to 1950's examples. £60-80

6 Dinky Toys. FAB 1 Rolls Royce in pink, Parker is missing. Rolls Royce Phantom V in very dark blue. Rolls Royce Silver Shadow in metallic red. Rolls Royce Silver Cloud III in metallic gold. Vauxhall Victor 101 in metallic red and an Aston Martin DB5 in metallic red with cream interior. GC-VGC, Vauxhall has a chip to the boot, FAB 1 also has some chipping. £70-90

A quantity of AA related models and toys. 2x 1:18- Eagle Collectibles Land Rover Series III 109. Plus a Kyosho Mini Van, with roof signage inside. A British Motoring Classics white metal Mini van. Corgi AA van and Caravan, plus a 3 vehicle services set. Matchbox Dinky 1949 Land Rover. Cararama Mini Van. A Teddy Bear in AA Uniform, 40cm. A resin diorama of an AA box by a road. Plus various small scale vans by Oxford, Corgi, Trackside etc. Vauxhall Brava roadside rescue vehicle. All boxed. Plus loose items include a Budgie Jumbo Mobile Traffic Control Unit. Various Mini vans, Land Rovers, Bedford vans, plus a rare Tri-and Minic Willys Jeep in original AA yellow livery, etc. Plus a small number of AA car badges from various eras including a South Africa issue and an example of the Royal East African AA. Plus a 1956 book 'AA Road Book of Ireland'. QGC-VGC, many boxes some wear/damage. Approximately 60 items. £80-120

6 Dinky Toys. Vauxhall Cresta, red/cream. Austin Somerset, red. Sunbeam Rapier, blue/turquoise. Ford Zodiac, two-tone blue. Volkswagen Beetle, blue. Volkswagen 1500, white. GC-VGC, minor chips only. £60-80

5 Dinky Toys. Hillman Imp (138) in metallic green with red interior. Ferrari P5 (220) in metallic red with orange interior. Vauxhall Victor 101 (151) in metallic red with white interior. Rolls Royce Silver Cloud III I(127) in metallic gold with blue interior. Plus a Ford GT in white with red interior. All in various boxes, some plastic, 2 export yellow window boxes, some wear/damage. Vehicles VGC-Mint. £60-80

SPOT-ON by Tri-ang No.280. Vauxhall Cresta. In dark blue with white roof with red interior. Boxed, minor wear for age and type. Vehicle VGC-Mint. £70-100

5 SPOT-ON by Tri-ang. A No.264 Tourist Caravan. In in yellow with white roof and red trim. Plus a No.100sl Ford Zodiac in yellow and white, with pale brown interior, example with battery powered lights (complete). Plus a No.166 Renault Floride Convertible in light green with red interior. All boxed, minor/some for age wear/damage. Together with 2 loose examples, No.157sl Rover 3 Litre in light grey with light brown interior, example with lights, battery cover missing and a No.165/1 Vauxhall PA Cresta in pink with cream interior. Vehicles GC-VGC some light chipping, one rear light missing to Cresta. £100-150

A Vauxhall 'Wyvern' radiator mascot, an unmarked replica,8.5cm high, an 'egg and Speedbird' replica mascot,11.5cm long, andtwo Vauxhall 'Speedbird' radiator mascots,after designs by Arthur Llewelyn Bratcher, 14 and 18cm long (4)Condition ReportNone have any stamps or numbers

A Daimler 250 Sovereign bonnet mascot, chromium-plated,13.5cm long,a Morris Minor bonnet mascot,21cm long,a Vauxhall radiator badge,7cm high,a Ford Prefect bonnet mascot,18cm long,two Mercedes radiator mascots with caps,11.5cm high, anda lion rampant Guernsey Peugeot replica radiator mascot,14.5cm high (7)Condition ReportVauxhall badge nas small enamel losses

A good English delftware punch bowl, circa 1710-20Possibly Bristol or Vauxhall, of deep form, the exterior painted in blue, red, green and yellow with long-tailed birds perched on stylised flower sprays surrounded by stars, a formal scrolled border top the rim, the interior painted in blue with a stylised tulip and groups of four dots around the inner sides, 25.8cm diam, 15.2cm highFootnotes:A London (Vauxhall) punch bowl painted in an identical palette and with very similar decoration to the interior is illustrated by Michael Archer, Delftware (2013), p.240, no.F.13. However, related decoration in this palette was also used at Bristol and Brislington.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Mid 20th cent. Incl. a.o.: (1) Price lists for Oldsmobile, Cadillac, Pontiac, Chevrolet, Vauxhall and others, 1954/ 1955. (2) The Wolseley Four Fifty & Six Eighty. (3) Morris Oxford. (4) The Willys 4-Wheel Drive Station Wagon. (5) The Allard Year Book 1954. (6) Alvis... for those who appreciate "the sheer joy of driving". Pamphlet des. by G. Bishop. -and many others for a.o. Lloyd, Chrysler, Zephyr and Cadillac. A few duplicates. Some signs of age/ wear. (total approx. 60)

Mid 20th cent. Incl. a.o.: (1) "Conquest" convertible coupe. General specification. Design plans and printed details of the vehicle. (2) De nieuwe Vauxhall Velox & Wyvern. (3) The New Triumph Super Cub 200. Motorbike advertisement. (4) The Standard Four-door Estate Car. (5) The 1950 Two-litre Triumph Renown. (6) Son élégance et sa beauté frappante... Morris Oxford. -and 41 others for Triumph, Vauxhall, Standard, MG, Morris and Lanchester, a.o. Some signs of age and wear. (total 47)

Most mid 20th cent. Incl. a.o.: (1) Auto-kampioen. Weekblad voor auto- motor- en luchttoerisme. No. 1611, 1937. (2) 1947 Pontiac. Fold. brochure. (3) De nieuwe DKW. -and the German variant of the same. (4) The Wolseley Four Fifty & Six Eighty. Fold-out pamphlet. Sm. piece cut out. (5) Vauxhall Victor. 1953. Brochure. (6) Buick 1952. All w. some signs of age/ wear. (total 20)

Oxford - Diecast - 20 1/76 scale Diecast vehicles from the Commercial and Automobile company ranges to include 76Lan188001 Civil Defence, 76BED003 Bedford J1 Ambulance and 76VC002 Vauxhall Corsa Royal Military Police. All appear mint in original transparent cases with sleeves. (This does not constitute a guarantee) RG

2014 Vauxhall panel van in silver with 1995c diesel engine.REG: DV14 DDO.Log book: Yes. Keys: 1 set.MOT expires: 13th Aug 2024.Mileage: 123,813

Approximately Forty Matchbox 'Models of Yesteryear' Diecast Model Vehicles to Include 1982 Limited Edition Pack of 5 Models, #Y-2 1914 Prince Henry Vauxhall, boxed.

Fifteen Diecast Model Cars by Corgi, Oxford, Lledo (Vanguards), Vitesse and other. Mostly with a British theme to include 1:43 Vauxhall Cavalier Mk.II, Austin Healey, Jaguar Mk II, Vauxhall Cresta PA, all unboxed, small parts may be missing.

Two 1:43rd Scale White Metal Model Cars by Micro Models (New Zealand) comprising of #VA336 Ford Mainline Utility, #MM609 Vauxhall Wyvern (minor scratches/chipping to paintwork), both accompanied by certificates, boxed.