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+61-0418-380-845 Fax: ABN: 14 007 142 220 OLDIES COLLECTABLES P.O. BOX 86 MT EVELYN VIC, 3796 Phone: +61-0418-380-845 Fax: ABN: 14 007 142 220 MILL MARKET - 2 DAY AUCTION LABOUR DAY LONG WEEKEND 07/03/2020-08/03/2020 LOT # LOT # 1 Enamel Shop Keepers Sign 20 2 x 1860's Binoculars Advertising Eley Kynoch 400.00 - 595.00 50.00 - 95.00 2 Extra Large Blue Ball Mason Jar 21 2 Framed Vintage Paintings/Prints Circa 1900's 60.00 - 110.00 25.00 - 40.00 3 7 1/2" Iron Badger Trap 22 Vintage Hand Forged Cow Bell Circa 1880's 100.00 - 165.00 80.00 - 145.00 4 Kallets Popcorn Packet With Coke Advertising 23 Khukri Knife Circa 1950's 40.00 - 95.00 Flared Curved Fullered Blade, Carved Wooden Grip With Brass 5 Midwest Farm Co.Advertising 1 Yard Ruler Detail, Complete With Ornate Leather Bound Sheath With Circa 1920's 40.00 - 95.00 Elaborate Embossed Tibetan Silver Detail, With Velvet Insert To Center, Leather Pouch To Reverse, Complete With Small Knives 6 Cast Mechanical Coin Bank "The Shooter" Inserted To Rear Of Sheath - (20) 190.00 - 255.00 80.00 - 145.00 24 Heavy Brass Ceremonial Tibetan Cutter 7 1940's Dairy 1 Quart Painted Milk Bottle - (34) 70.00 - 110.00 40.00 - 95.00 25 Carved Black Powder Horn 8 3 Vintage Marble Soda Bottles Carved Wooden Stopper, Leather Binding To Wooden Base With Embossed With Makers Name 40.00 - 95.00 Leather Belt Sling - (4) 60.00 - 110.00 9 2 x Black Golden Fleece Paper Weights 26 Lot Of 3 Books & Emphera 40.00 - 95.00 Including "Our Home Front 1939-45", "Epic Sea Battles", "The Last 10 1930's Diamond Brand Cream Cheese Box Battle" & Training Pictorial For Australian Cadet Corps, Appears To 50.00 - 95.00 Be WWII Circa 25.00 - 50.00 11 Cast Plaque Embossed "NEPTUNE MOTOR OIL" 27 Vintage Postcard Album 40.00 - 95.00 Filled With 78 Vintage Postcards From Early 1900's & Possibly 12 Embossed "B.P. MOTOR SPIRIT" Running Board Tin Earlier 65.00 - 110.00 1930's Circa 150.00 - 255.00 28 Childrens Model Of Japanese Bullet Train 13 1930's Johnsons Decoy Duck Includes Engine & Carriage, Stream Line Look, Fair Original Made From Waxed Fiberboard, With Instructions 60.00 - 110.00 Condition, Has Been Well Played With 120.00 - 195.00 14 Pair Of Cast Scotty Dog Bookends 29 Belgian 1865 FN/Fal No.10 Bayonet Spear Point Blade, Grooved Bakerlight Grip, Complete With Steel 15 1930's Cane 2 Piece Fishing Rod Scabbard 160.00 - 225.00 60.00 - 110.00 30 1889 Danish No.92 Bayonet 16 Vintage Salter Coin Checker Straight Fullered Blade, Stamped With Makers Name To Base, 2 40.00 - 95.00 Piece Contoured Wooden Grip, Clearly Marked On Pommel, 17 Original Vintage Wood 20 Cigar Moulds Leather Scabbard With Metal Fittings 185.00 - 250.00 40.00 - 95.00 31 Vintage Native Knife 18 2 x Silky Oak Printers Trays Spear Point Hand Forged Blade, Contoured Leather Bound Grip & 80.00 - 145.00 Tooled Leather Sheath 125.00 - 150.00 19 Original Enamel 172 Mile Railway Marker 32 Bulgarian AK47 No.44 Combat Bayonet 120.00 - 195.00 Straight Fullered Blade, 2 Piece Bakerlight Grip, Dated 1966 Stamped To Pommel, Complete With Steel Scabbard & Canvas Wedding Frog 160.00 - 225.00 OLDIES COLLECTABLES Page: 2 MILL MARKET - 2 DAY AUCTION LABOUR DAY LONG WEEKEND 07/03/2020-08/03/2020 LOT # LOT # 33 Third Reich N.S.K.K. Style Car Pennant 48 Vintage Brass Coffee Grinder Red Cotton Body With Black Trim, N.S.K.K. Patch To One Side, Marked With Makers Name Stamped To The Underside 85.00 - Reverse Side With Swastika Patch TO Reverse, Complete With 180.00 RZM Makers Patch 180.00 - 270.00 49 Brass Mortar & Pestle 34 Cast Bronzed Gallipoli Soldier Statue 45.00 - 110.00 Features A Pair WWI Australian Soldiers Taking Aim, Mounted n 50 Old Look Painted "DUNLOP TIRES" Advertising Sign Base With Brass Plaque Marked " SANDS OF GALLIPOLI THE 123cm x 30cm CENTENARY 1915-2015" 160.00 - 225.00 51 1940's Embossed Chicago Seagulls & Sailing Ship 35 Cased Lot Of 12 WWII US Regimental Enamel Badges 60.00 - 110.00 - (35) 45.00 - 90.00 52 Cast Embossed VW Combi Van Plaque 36 Lot Of 30 Mixed World Wide Coins 40.00 - 95.00 35.00 - 50.00 53 1940's Budget Bank 37 British/Australian 1907 Model Bayonet Rare Insurance, Automotive, Vacation, Savings 80.00 - 145.00 Straight Fullered Blade, Clearly Stamped To Base, Dated "17", 2 54 Cast Mechanical Coin Bank Piece Wooden Grip, Complete With Leather Scabbard With Metal Columbus Bank From The Book Of Knowledge 80.00 - 145.00 Fittings, As Used In WWI/WWII - (14- 1/4) 160.00 - 225.00 55 Dietz Number 8 Air Pilot Embossed Lantern 38 Vintage Brass 8 Lever Padlock Circa 1920's 120.00 - 195.00 Marked With Makers Name, Sliding Brass Key Door & Single Key, Working Order 75.00 - 110.00 56 Cast Michelin Man On Bike Advertising Figurine 50.00 - 95.00 39 Brass Milk Can Complete With Lid, Plaque To Front Marked "SOUTERN 57 Days Gone By Boxed Toy Trucks HIGHLAND DAIRIES" 80.00 - 145.00 B.P. & Castrol 40.00 - 95.00 40 Vintage Box Ensign Camera 58 1900's Wood & Iron Ships Pulley Complete With Cary Handle, Faded Makers Mark To Rear 65.00 - 100.00 - 165.00 110.00 59 Domed Enamel Sign Advertising "KAWASAKI" 41 Vintage 1950's Tin Toy Tray Clockwork Truck 100.00 - 165.00 Complete With Winder, Does Work Intermintly, A/F 190.00 - 60 3 Stage Brass Telscope 255.00 "J.H. Steward London Maker", Working Order, Circa 1880's 150.00 42 WWI Pattern German Combat Helmet - 225.00 Black Steel Body With Leather Liner - (3) 160.00 - 225.00 61 Old Look Winchester Tin Sign 43 Heavy Cast Bronzed Jaguar Figurine 25.00 - 40.00 95.00 - 140.00 62 North American Military Musket 44 Brass Trench Arted Shell Octagonal To Round Barrel, Fixed Front & Folding Leaf Sight, 1.2 With Scene Of Dragon Wrapping Around The Shell Mounted On Wood Stock Adorned With Brass Tacks & Leather Binding, Iron Brass Base 180.00 - 295.00 Fittings, Flash Pitting Around Nipple, This Is A Typical American Indian Piece And Would Make A Great Old Wall Hanger, .62 Cal. 45 Vintage Brown Bakerlight Fishing Reel (ANTIQUE) -1162 850.00 - 995.00 1940's Circa 45.00 - 90.00 63 English Percussion Smooth Bore Big Game Gun 46 1871/1916 NO.81 Italian Combat Bayonet Damascus Octagonal Barrel With Under Barrel Rib, Fixed Front & Straight Fullered Blade, Faded Makers Name Stamped To Base & Rear Sights, Scroll Engraved Back Locks, Marked With Makers Number Stamped To Guard, 2 Piece Wooden Grip, Complete With Name "THOMSON", Scroll Engraved Trigger Guard With Pineapple Leather Scabbard With Brass Engraved Fittings & Leather Frog Finnale, Finely Checkered Wrist, Wooden Ram Rod, Circa 1850's, 240.00 - 395.00 .75 Cal. - (ANTIQUE) 1,600.00 - 1,995.00 47 Indian Wars US Trowel Bayonet 64 1860's Pattern Civil War Cavalry Sword Light Surface Pitting To Blade, Complete With Wooden Handle Curved, Fullered Blade, Brass Pierced Guard & Backstrap, Wire, 395.00 - 450.00 Leather Bound Grip, Complete With Steel Scabbard - (CCMRV) (1561) 220.00 - 295.00 OLDIES COLLECTABLES Page: 3 MILL MARKET - 2 DAY AUCTION LABOUR DAY LONG WEEKEND 07/03/2020-08/03/2020 LOT # LOT # 65 Snider Sporting Carbine 78 2 Brass Lawman Badges Round Barrel With Folding Rear & Fixed Front Sights, Under Barrel Includes "MARSHAL" & "DEPUTY US MARSHAL" 45.00 - 90.00 Rib, Snider Action, Border Engraved Lockplate With Makers Name 79 Brass Model Of Civil War Cannon "J.C. & A. LORD", Proof Marks To Left Side Of Barrel & Action, 85.00 - 140.00 Finely Checkered Forewood & Wrist, Border Engraved Detail To All 80 Third Reich Panzer Grenadier Swallowtail Banner Metal Fittings, Complete With 2 Sling Swivels & Cleaning Rod, Silver Bullion Fringing 160.00 - 255.00 Oval Shaped Initial Escutcheon To Underside Of Stock, Hardwood Stock With Standard Dents & Dings, These Were Very Popular 81 1933 Crabtree Bros Botantical Bewers Demijohn Hunting Rifles In India, Africa & Australia, .577 Cal. - (ANTIQUE) 70.00 - 110.00 1,750.00 - 2,695.00 82 Silver Plated Wine Funnel 66 Japanese Style Sword 40.00 - 95.00 Curved Blade With Acid Etched Zig Zag Temper Line, Solid Brass 83 Full Set Of Bakelite R.A.F. Buttons Coloured Tsuba, Imitation Ray Skin Black Cord Bound Grip, Circa 1940's 30.00 - 55.00 Complete With Speckled Black Scabbard - (CCMRV) 95.00 - 84 Enamel Door Push Plate 140.00 Advertising Shell Motor Oil 60.00 - 110.00 67 Old Look "CASTROL MOTOR OIL FREE AIR" Tin Sign 85 5 x Vintage Road Maps 100cm x 40cm 190.00 - 255.00 Includes Esso, Amoco, Mobil, Shell, Texaco 30.00 - 55.00 68 Early Period Roadworks Lamp 86 Tin 2 Quart Oil Jug, Mobil Gas Red Painted Body With Original Red Lenses 110.00 - 195.00 50.00 - 95.00 69 Native Bade Bade Tribal Knife 87 Cast Wall Plaque Embossed With German Eagle Hand Forged Embossed Eastern Sheath Silver Blade, Embossed 50.00 - 95.00 Silver Detail To Both Knife & Sheath, Carved Wooden Pommel & Sheath 180.00 - 255.00 88 Cast Sitting Mermaid 40.00 - 95.00 70 1924 Long Mauser Bayonet Straight Fullered Blade, 2 Piece Wooden Grip, Complete With 89 Enamel Board & Accomodation Price Sign Black Steel Scabbard, Good Clean Condition- (615) 180.00 - Seaman 16/Per Week, Officers 24/Per Week 500.00 - 695.00 255.00 90 Cast Embossed Fire Chief Door Stop 71 Boxed Brass & Copper Compass 50.00 - 95.00 Marked "DOLLAND LONDON 1920" 95.00 - 140.00 91 Baxter Paper Company Advertising Letter Opener 72 Phillipino Fighting Sword Circa 1920's 80.00 - 145.00 Hand Forged Clip Point Blade, Brass Fittings, Carved Wooden 92 Wall Mounted Polish Jaguar Emblem Grip, Complete With Tooled Leather Sheath With Leather Belt 100.00 - 165.00 Loop 190.00 - 255.00 93 1930's Bakelite Art Deco Ink Well 73 Trench Arted 1917 Dated Brass Shell 60.00 - 110.00 Embossed Detail, Marked "REIMS", Clearly Stamped & Dated To 94 Enamel Door Push plate The Underside 260.00 - 355.00
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