1926 PEUGEOT TYPE 172 QUADRILETTE 719CC TWO SEATER VOITURETTERegistration Number: UnregisteredChassis Number: X3060Engine Number: 4739 Peugeot`s attractive Quadrilette, an Edwardian cyclecar manufactured through the 1920`s, catered for a market in France in exactly the same way that the Austin 7 did in Britain. The earlier models were driven by a three speed gearbox and powered by a 668cc, four cylinder side valve engine which produced just 6.2hp.This example, a compact left hand drive two seater, is finished in red with black wings and has brass fittings, including the radiator surround, headlamp rims and windscreen frame. The interior has black pleated upholstery and cocoa matting. The motor car has a 51x88mm bore and stroke engine, which was introduced for the 172 in 1926. It is also equipped with a Zenith carburettor and 19" wire wheels.Documentation included in the file should assist in obtaining a suitable replacement registration number. The Voiturette has been the subject of an older restoration, and carries the restorer`s plate: Jean Messain Ets. Sabattier of Montereau. Careful recommissioning may be appropriate following museum storage. See illustration
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Misc. lot, comprising small pair of `Zenith` binoculars, 7 x 18, field 6.3, No. 57850, in tan leather carrying case, pair of antique opera glasses with mother of pearl finish, in fitted case, `Empire` pocket watch, top wind, working order, seconds dial & Arabic numerals, chrome plated case, in travelling case, silver pocket watch, key wind, working order, white dial, approx. 42mm, seconds dial & black Roman numerals, back case with engine turned pattern & garter cartouche to centre, back case with slight dents,complete with two watch keys, bag with four watch keys, spoon made from Victorian penny, halfpenny & farthing, all dated 1901, spoon made from small silver coin, various glass stoppers (5) & blue glass liner, box of ten brass buttons, mainly `R.A.F.`, pair of folding scissors in Tarmac Settite holder & various other small items (11) (lot) Care! High international shipping charges
An 18ct gold gents wristwatch by Waltham, in a cushion shaped Dennision case, Birmingham 1930; a 9ct gold wristwatch by Zenith, in a Dennison case, 1937; a 9ct gold watch signed J.W. Benson, London on the dial, Birmingham 1935; a small ladies 18ct gold wristwatch and a gold wristwatch with a white dial signed Benson, London, in a cushion shaped case. (5)
Pleasance & Harper, Bristol, a silver open face keyless wind pocket watch, import marked for Glasgow 1919, the white dial with Roman numerals, blued spade hands and subsidiary seconds dial, Swiss Zenith 15 jewel movement, no. 2382502, in a plain case; J. G. Graves, Sheffield `The Express English Lever`, a silver cased open face keyless wind pocket watch, no. 60152, Birmingham 1905, the white dial with Roman numerals, gilt spade hands and subsidiary seconds dial, in an engine turned case; and DF&C Zelus, a silver open face key wind pocket watch, Birmingham 1937, the white dial with Roman numerals, blued spade hands (one detached) and subsidiary seconds dial, 7 jewel Swiss movement, in an engine turned case (3)
ZENITH-an 18k gold manual wind chronometer gentleman`s wrist watch circa 1948, the silvered dial with hourly applied pyramid shaped markers with quarterly applied Roman numerals and outer minute track, subsidiary seconds dial positioned at six o`clock, round case fitted to an associated black mock lizard strap, with a signed seventeen jewel movement numbered 2583753, serial number 422997. Case diameter 33mm. With original box and papers. Zenith wrist watch, manual wind, movement is currently functioning, dial has some small marks, hands are very slightly tarnished, glass is lightly scratched, these scratches could possibly be polished out as glass is plexi, case and lugs are scratched and scuffed as a result of general wear, bezel has a small dint between one and two o` clock. Associated strap shows little `if any` wear, gold plated pin buckle has some small scratches. Together with original and authentic box, original chronometer certificate ("Bureaux Officiels de Conrole de la marche des montres"-meaning official Watch Rating Centres who test the movements submitted by manufacturers) and guarantee certificate dated 22/10/1948. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
ZENITH-a 9k gold quartz gentleman`s wrist watch, the champagne dial with hourly applied batons, outer minute track, date aperture to three o` clock, the plain round case stamped 9k with a Swiss hallmark, fitted to an authentic black alligator strap with pin buckle, with an ETA movement numbered 955412. Case diameter 33mm. With box. Zenith wrist watch, quartz, movement is not currently functioning, this could possibly be corrected by having a new cell fitted, dial, hands and glass appear to be in excellent condition, case has some very fine scratches only visible upon close inspection, authentic strap shows little "if any" wear, gold plated pin buckle is tarnished. Together with both parts of authentic box, information booklet and warranty card dated 1996. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
ZENITH-a stainless steel automatic gentleman`s AutoSport wrist watch, the blue dial with hourly applied batons, date aperture positioned between four and five o` clock, tonneau shaped case fitted to an associated alligator strap, with a signed twenty three jewel movement, calibre number 2562. Case diameter 35mm. Movement is currently functioning but would probably benefit from a service as date change functions seems rather erratic and out of sync with the hands, the case shows signs of general wear commensurate with age with some light scratches, marks and tarnishing, there are some heavier scratches to the case back where a case opening tool may have slipped in the past, the dial and hands look to be in excellent condition with some very light tarnishing to the hands and debris caught between the dial and the glass, the glass itself is lightly scratched in places. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
A gun metal alarm pocket watch made by Zenith and retailed by Birch & Gaydon LTD, circa 1915, the black dial with bold luminous Arabic numerals, subsidiary alarm and seconds dials positioned at twelve and six o` clock respectively, the gun metal case numbered 10702, hand and alarm set pushers flank the winding at one and eleven o` clock, case bears an integral stand, fitted with a signed movement with Swiss lever escapement. Case diameter 47mm. Although this watch does not bear any military property stamps, it does have certain attributes which would make it an admirable service timepiece. The retailer, Birch & Gaydon Ltd of London, supplied the British military with equipment throughout the Great War and, as is probably the case with this watch, also retailed their stock privately to members of the armed forces. The watch itself was made by the Swiss maker Zenith, circa 1915 employing an unusual 15 jewel movement with a built-in alarm which is operated by a second spring barrel and a hammer which strikes against a gong. Clever case design also enabled the user to position the watch upright on an integral stand. For reference please see Wesolowski; Military Timepieces page 28. Keyless wind pocket watch, movement is currently functioning, dial is marked, luminescent is wearing away from Arabic numerals, luminescent has fallen off minute hand and is loose in dial, glass is slightly scratched, case is scratched and scuffed as a result of general wear. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
A small mixed group of seven ladies and gentleman`s wrist watches, to include a lady`s 9ct gold manual wrist watch hallmarked Chester 1929, a gentleman`s stainless steel manual wind Zenith bracelet watch and a gentleman`s Garrard wrist watch amongst others. Due to the size of this Lot it is not possible to give an accurate condition report. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
Cameras and Telescopes: including Gandolfi - mahogany box for carrying 10in x 12in glass negatives and black-painted wooden tripod, crank-operated centre post, ex-Scotland Yard; three books on antique cameras, pamphlet transcript of talk by F L Gandolfi, and various cuttings; leather carry case with two double dark slides; various cameras including Sony, Zenith and Chinon; and three telescopes (a lot)
Zenith, a gentleman`s stainless steel rectangular wristwatch, circa 1950, No. 8428157, the two piece case with cocktail glass, the silvered dial with baton numerals and hands and subsidiary seconds dial, the 15 jewel Zenith tonneau movement with monometalic balance and overcoil balance spring, cal: 8 3/4 F no. 3474743, on a brown strap, case 4cm long including lugs Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Zenith, Automatic, a gentleman`s stainless steel wristwatch, circa 1950, the two piece screw down case with silvered dial, baton and Arabic numerals, dauphine hands and centre seconds hand, the Zenith automatic movement cal:133 no. 3668303, on a brown lizard strap, case 4.2cm long including lugs Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Zenith, Elite HW Chronometre, a gentleman`s platinum wristwatch, circa 2008, ref: 39-0240-665, no 3005, the two piece case with silvered engine turned dial, black Roman numerals, blued steel hands, power reserve indicator, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture at 4 o`clock, the 32 jewel Zenith movement cal: 655 no 50392, on a black strap with an 18 carat white gold buckle, case 4.2cm long, with a Zenith box. Subject to 15% VAT on the Hammer Price Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
* Gillray (James). The Zenith of French Glory; - The Pinnacle of Liberty. Religion, Justice, Loyalty & all the Bugbears of Unenlightened Minds, Farewell!, pub. H.Humphrey, Feb. 12th 1793, etching on wove with vibrant original hand colouring, tipped on to near contemp. paper, very slight marginal soiling, 355 x 250mm (14 x 9.75 inches) A searing prophetic caricature of London as it would appear after a French invasion. The English church and judiciary swing from the street lights. St. Pauls burns in the distance and the King lies beneath the blade of the Guillotine. A ragged `sans culottes` plays the fiddle whilst watching the scenes of chaos in the streets below. (1)
Four early 20th century gold cased ladies wristwatches. To include; A ZENITH 18K gold example, the dial signed FAVRE LEUBA & Co ZENITH swiss made, (lacking strap); A 14K gold example by AHRENS Lucerne, with a later yellow metal strap; An 18K gold 1/2 hunter example and a 9ct gold cased example both un-named, both with later straps. (4)
A Zenith gold cased, top-wind, open face, pocket watch, c 1920 / 30. The silvered dial signed Zenith with black enamel arabic numerals, and subsidiary seconds dial, with blued steel hands. The rear of the case with engraved coat of arms and motto `Fortis Et Fidelis` (strong and faithful) . The base metal dust cover with engraved dedication, R C W from M C W and dated 25. 5. 27. The inner case numbered 4402 also engraved BREVET No 570652. The movement signed ZENITH and numbered: 266785.
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