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The Reading & Heavy Sale Wednesday 8th November 2017 commencing at 9.30am Reading Auction Centre Great Knollys Street, Reading, Berkshire RG1 7HE SALE NOTES THE SALE WILL BE HELD under the usual Conditions of Sale, which are to be found at the end of this catalogue. In particular, descriptions made verbally or in this catalogue are not guaranteed, including sizes of harness and vehicles. VIEWING ARRANGEMENTS Lots will be on view from 8.00am on the day of the sale. The majority of horse-drawn vehicles should be in the market prior to sale day, but most vendors bring smaller items early on the morning of the auction. Tuesday is not officially a viewing day but prospective purchasers are welcome to inspect vehicles, although we cannot guarantee the time of their arrival. WITHDRAWN OR NOT FORWARD LOTS Despite our best endeavours to ensure that all lots catalogued come forward for sale we are at the mercy of individual vendors some of whom regrettably do not always send the lots entered. This inevitably causes frustration and annoyance to prospective customers who may have travelled long distances for a particular lot. To avoid such disappointment we recommend that you make a phone call to check the availability for any particular “one off” lot before setting out. BUYERS’ NUMBERS All prospective purchasers are requested to register with the Auctioneers prior to the sale when they will be given a Buyer’s Number to enable bidding and assist the cashiering arrangements. The Auctioneers reserve the right to request a deposit of £500 from customers not known to them upon registration. MONEY LAUNDERING In order to comply with money laundering regulations we will not accept payments in cash exceeding £9,000. Cash payments of over £4,000 must be accompanied by valid proof of identity ie passport/ licence supported by 2 utility bills, bank statement or equivalent. PAYMENT for all lots must be made on the day of sale and methods of payment are (1) CASH (see above) (2) DIRECT DEBIT CARDS such as Switch, Delta or Connect with PIN number (3) CREDIT CARDS with PIN number, which are subject to a 2% + VAT surcharge. Payments can also be made by BACS/CHAPS – bank details as follows: NATIONAL WESTMINSTER BANK PLC., 13 Market Place, Reading RG1 2EP; Clients’ Auction Account number 95544070 and sort code: 60:17:21. (IBAN NO GB66 NWBK 601721 95 5440 70, BIC Code No. NWBK GB 2L). Tel: 0845 6013399. No clearance of purchases will be allowed until satisfactory payment has been received. A BUYERS’ PREMIUM of 9% (incl. VAT) will be added to the purchase price of all lots at this sale. VALUE ADDED TAX All items consigned by VAT registered vendors are indicated by a ‘V’ before the lot numbers, and VAT at the standard rate will be added to purchasers’ accounts in respect of these lots. No VAT will be payable upon items consigned by unregistered vendors. Any known variation in the VAT status of vendors will be announced by the Auctioneers when selling. CLEARANCE All lots should be cleared on the day of sale, unless alternative arrangements are made, and are at the risk of the purchaser from the fall of the hammer. INSTRUCTIONS TO BID will be executed with care and judgment by the Auctioneers. Clients who are interested in lots which are due to be offered in more than one section of the sale at the same time are reminded of this free service. PRIVATE SALES All lots are accepted on the understanding that they must not be sold prior to being auctioned, and any private transactions resulting from the exposure for sale of any items must be conducted through the Auctioneers. INSURANCE Carriage House Insurance Services and the National Farmers Union can effect transit and longer term insurances, which have been devised for carriage owners and drivers. EXPORT PURCHASERS should ensure in advance that the country of destination has no import restrictions on the goods they wish to purchase, as our normal terms of business apply and payment in full is due on the day of sale. VAT will be charged in the normal way and refunded on proof of exportation. In addition, it is the responsibility of the Buyer to comply with export regulations and to obtain any relevant export licence, which is issued by the Arts Council England. Without prejudice and purely as a guide, it appears that for horse-drawn vehicles over 50 years old the value limit for export within the EU is £65,000 and outside the EU for vehicles over 75 years it is £39,219. Vehicles with values in excess of these limits may require an export licence. THE CONSUMER PROTECTION FROM UNFAIR TRADING REGULATIONS 2008: All goods at this auction are second hand unless otherwise stated. HOTELS Reading’s hotels are often fully booked so it’s recommended that you make arrangements well in advance of arriving at the sale. A list of hotels can be found at the back of the Catalogue. REFRESHMENTS are available from the Market Café and onsite. CAR PARKING There is limited space for car parking within the Market. There is a Pay & Display car park behind the Market which is operated by NCP. Please arrive in good time, particularly with lorries and trailers, to secure a place. Alternatively, there are a number of other Pay & Display car parks located around Reading town centre. Park & Ride off M4, junctions 10 & 11 to station. Please see www.reading-travelinfo.co.uk for fares and times. THE READING CARRIAGE & HEAVY HORSE SALE

TO BE CONDUCTED BY

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READING AUCTION CENTRE, GREAT KNOLLYS STREET, READING RG1 7HE

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WEDNESDAY 8th NOVEMBER 2017

commencing at 9.30 am

Catalogue £7.00

Thimbleby & Shorland Telephone: +44 (0) 118 950 8611 Market House Fax: +44 (0) 118 950 5896 31 Great Knollys Street Web site: www.tsauction.co.uk READING RG1 7HU Email: [email protected]

Front cover – Lot 15

Back cover – Lots 831 & 832 HORSE-DRAWN Commencing at 11.00 am

Please note that carriages are often attributed to builders on the evidence of their hub caps and such information cannot be relied upon in some cases

1 BUTCHER’S CART with fitted handle, used for transporting carcasses to the butcher’s shop

3 TIMBER WAGON for a single horse, originally used for transporting tree trunks and timber, it also includes a removable body for carrying other wares. A versatile vehicle in good, sound and original order

2 SCANDINAVIAN SLEIGH finished in basket work with four seats, the rear seats fold-down to provided luggage/goods space. In good, sound and original condition

4 RALLI CAR built by Fenix of Tiverton, circa 1980 to suit 9.2 to 11.2 hh; a smart vehicle painted blue with red lining, and upholstered in black vinyl

2 5 7 STICK BACK GIG built by Breen & Sons, Limerick to suit 14 to 15 SWEDISH PHAETON built circa 1890 to suit 11 to 13.2 hh pair; hh; painted black with red lining and red upholstered cushions. On painted British racing green with wicker body and cream lining. On 14-spoke, 46ins English pattern wheels with brass hub caps 12/14-spoke English pattern wheels with brass hub caps and elliptic engraved with the maker’s name and on Dennet springs. Fitted with springs. Black buttoned vinyl upholstery with driver’s cushion, mudguards, brass hand grips, rail, lamp brackets and shafts painted wooden curved mudguards and dash, brass holder, handbrake, lamp brackets, and a pole with cover

6 8 TWO-WHEEL CART by Croft Carriages to suit 14 hh; an all-metal CONTINENTAL PHAETON built by C. Berner, circa 1910 to suit vehicle painted black with gold lining. On 12-spoke wheels with a 14.2 to 16.2 hh horse or cob; painted green with yellow lines. centre transverse spring and brass hub caps. With rear door, Identical forward-facing seats upholstered in black leather, spindle- adjustable seating upholstered in beige cloth, brass rein rail and sided with rear drop-down tail board. On 12/14-spoke Warner shafts wheels with brass hub caps and elliptic springs. Fitted with a screw handbrake, whip holder, lamp brackets and comes with shafts

3 9 TWO-WHEEL BELLCROWN ARROW EXERCISE CART to suit 11 12 to 12 hh; painted black on metal rimmed wheels, and a dual seat in TWO-WHEEL FLAT BED TROLLEY to suit 14.2 to 16 hh single; on black vinyl upholstery. Fitted with a whip holder and swingletree. iron shod wheels, varnished with decorative detailing to the rear Suitable vehicle for exercise, schooling or pleasure driving board and dash, but in need of repainting

10 BENNINGTON EXERCISE VEHICLE to suit 13 to 14 hh pair; painted in Oxford Blue. An ideal marathon, exercise or trials vehicle, 13 with a pole TWO-WHEEL FLAT BED TROLLEY to suit small pony 11 to 12.2 hh; painted cream and blue in a tidy condition on pneumatics

14 LONDON TROLLEY to suit 13 to 15 hh; hand painted in blue with carved woodwork painted yellow, red and blue, varnished wood flat 11 bed and red undercarriage lined in white and yellow. On three-stud LONDON TROLLEY built by B. Lowe of Ingatestone circa 2016 to pneumatic wheels with semi-elliptic springs, footbrake, whip holder, suit 13 to 15 hh; currently finished in primer. 3-stud pneumatics, chrome fittings, decorated bench seat and rear drop-down tailboard bench seat, foot brake and side boards decorated with a horse’s head and 4 15 ROCKAWAY, circa 1890, originally from the Parlett Family museum in Washington and bearing the family crest. It is painted black with 18 black leather panels. The driver’s seat and interior seating are MODERN FOUR-WHEEL DOG CART to suit 14.2hh pair; painted upholstered in green. On 12/14-spoke English pattern wheels and green and yellow, with black vinyl cushions. Fitted with brakes and perch undercarriage with transverse elliptic springs. Fitted with metal comes with a pole and splinter bar. In need of attention -type steps, leather-covered dash board, whip holder, and a pair of small brass lamps

16 GOVERNESS CART built by L & G Fee, Longford, to suit 13 to 15 hh; finished in natural varnished wood 19 GOVERNESS CART, built circa 1900 to suit 14.2 hh; an unrestored vehicle in wood effect finish with brown Dralon cushions

17 DOG CART built by Botwood of Ipswich, circa 1890 to suit 15.2 to 16.2 hh single or tandem; in a sound but unrestored condition it is painted dark green with yellow lining and sits on 16-spoke Warner wheels with a cranked axle, Morgan-type springs and brass hub caps. It has a drop-down rear door, adjustable seating with dark blue 20 cushions, mudguards, brass rein rail and whip holder. To be sold with FOUR-WHEEL EXERCISE VEHICLE to suit 14.2 hh pair; painted a pair of black/brass round fronted carriage lamps dark green with black vinyl cushions. In need of attention 5 23 RALLI CAR to suit 15 to 16 hh; a good quality vehicle painted green with light green lining on Dennet springs with an adjustable seat, and drop-down tail board. A very sound and solid vehicle which has been used up to date for showing and pleasure drives

24 SPINDLE BACK GIG built by Slack Bros., Manchester, circa 1900 to suit 15 to 15.2 hh; a quality show vehicle painted black with gold and red lining, and beige Melton trim. Patent leather dash board and mudguards. A pair of carriage lamps will be offered separately (Lot 23A)

21 PLEASURE DRIVING VEHICLE built by Fenix Carriages of Devon, circa 1990 to suit 11.2 to 13.2 hh; paint in black gloss, with black leatherette upholstery. On 12-spoke wooden wheels with semi- elliptic springs, leather whip holder and mudguards. Professionally restored in 2017 and unused since

25 CONTINENTAL VICTORIA circa 1910 to suit 13.2 to 15 hh pair; painted white with folding hood and red leather upholstery. On 12/14-spoke English pattern wheels with elliptic springs, curved mudguards, steps, lamp brackets (lamps are not included), handbrake and a pole. A smart vehicle used for weddings

The first Reading Carriage Sale of 2018 will be held on Wednesday 7th March. Entries need to be in 31st January to ensure 22 LIVERPOOL GIG with panelled body painted black on green wheels a place in the printed catalogue. and undercarriage; to suit 14 to 15hh. On Dennet springs with Entry forms can be found on our website: leather-covered mud guards and dashboard, whip holder and lamp www.tsauction.co.uk brackets. A quality vehicle in need of restoration 6 29 WHITECHAPEL LONDON TROLLEY to suit 11.5 to 13.5 hh; painted green with yellow decoration on a yellow undercarriage with green and red detailing, with semi-elliptic springs and a rear transverse spring

26 HEARSE circa 1920’s to suit 15.2 to 17 hh pair; painted silver with decorative coving around the roof, silver upholstery, rear double CARRIAGE TRAILERS & doors and etched glass all round. On 12/14-spoke English pattern wheels with elliptic springs. The interior has whitemetal rails, rollers HORSE BOXES and fittings with a mahogany floor, the ceiling is lined with purple cloth and gold braiding. Fitted with lamp brackets, handbrake and To follow the carriages footboard, and comes with a splinter bar and pole 91 TWO-WHEELED TRAILER painted white

92 RICE BEAUFORT DOUBLE TRAILER, type HU6MK, built in 1984, painted blue. In good running order

27 MARATHON VEHICLE built by Talbot Bros. to suit 13.2 to 14.2 hh single or pair; painted light blue and cream, with black synthetic TRANSPORTATION upholstery, wedge driver's seat and back step with face to face SERVICES seating. Fitted with disc brakes and reflectors, and comes with shafts and a pole FAST 1ONE LLP Collection and delivery of goods from one-off small items, classic cars to horse-drawn carriages Fully insured, UK and Europe covered, van and trailers available

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Contact Office: 01235 850276 (Suzanne) Mobile: 07721 091113 (Horace) Email: [email protected] 28 MINIATURE LONDON TROLLEY to suit a 12.2 to 13.2 hh small pony or standard Shetland; an original vehicle for restoration

PURCHASERS ARE REMINDED OF THE 9% BUYER’S PREMIUM WHICH IS ADDED TO ALL LOTS IN THIS SALE

7 SETS OF HARNESS Commencing at 9.30 am Please note that all sets are sold ‘as seen’ and are NOT guaranteed complete

101 114 Set of full size black breastcollar harness Set of black patent buckle with , and nickel fittings harness to fit 14 to 15 hh PAIR with 21ins collars and nickel fittings 102 Set of full size brown marathon breastcollar 115 harness with bit Set of black patent/brass show harness to fit 12 to 13 hh with full collar 103 Set of black Shetland pony harness with bit V116 Set of pony harness 104 Set of brown/brass breastcollar harness to V117 129 fit pony PAIRS. Can also be used as two Set of Shetland harness Set of black patent show harness with collar single sets 18½ins x 8ins, to fit 11.2 to 12.2 hh pony. Finely hand-stitched by a master harness V118 maker and a prize winning piece in the 105 Set of brown/brass harness National Saddlery Competition Set of black/nickel pony size breastcollar harness with bit V119 130 Set of pony trotting harness Set of brown leather breastcollar PAIR 106 harness with brass fittings to fit 9.2 to 11.2 Set of black/nickel full size breastcollar V120 hh ponies harness with bit Set of brown/brass harness to fit a cob 131 107 V121 Set of black leather breastcollar harness Set of black/nickel cob size breastcollar Set of working harness to fit a cob with brass fittings to fit 9.2 to 11.2 hh pony harness with bit V122 132 108 Set of full size harness Set of brown rawhide and canvas Set of black/nickel breastcollar harness to breastcollar harness with brass fittings made suit horse PAIR, complete with bits, 123 by John Willie to fit 9.2 to 11.2 hh pony and anti-slip Set of brown full size harness 133 109 124 Set of black/yellow cob size harness made Set of black/nickel Shetland pony Set of harness to fit a cob by Top Mark breastcollar harness with bit 125 134 110 Set of black harness to fit a pony Set of Huskissons of Walsall harness to fit Set of black/nickel full size breastcollar approx. 13.2 hh cob-type with full black harness with bit 126 patent collar, black patent and Set of Shetland harness . All hand-tooled with brass fittings 111 and box keepers. In good condition Set of black/nickel full size breastcollar 127 harness with bit Set of brown/brass leather harness made by 135 Ideal, used on a 14.2 hh Welsh cob Set of black/stainless steel harness by Ideal 112 to suit a large cob Set of black/nickel breastcollar harness with 128 bit New set of black cob size luxury marathon 136 harness by Ideal with brass fittings Set of black patent/brass harness with 113 23ins collar and Tilbury tugs; requires some Set of cob size working harness with full small repairs collar

8 137 V144 152 Set of driving/trotting harness Set of harness to fit a cob Set of cob harness

138 V145 153 Set of black leather cob size driving harness Set of quick release trade harness Set of webbing harness with 6ins bit 146 154 V139 Set of full size webbing harness Set of Shetland harness Set of black harness to fit a cob 147 155 V140 Set of harness to fit a cob Set of old English cob harness Set of harness with a collar 148 156 V141 Set of brown pony harness Set of old English cob size harness Set of breastcollar harness to fit a pony 149 157 V142 Set of full size harness Set of brown pony harness Set of brown harness 150 158 V143 Sets of pony harness Set of cob harness; no Set of black breastcollar PAIR harness 151 Set of trotting harness

Please note that all sets are sold ‘as seen’ and are NOT guaranteed complete

9 VEHICLE PARTS Commencing at 9.30 am

201 221 240 Tailboard for a London Trolley Box of six swingletrees Ratchet foot brake for a Trade vehicle

202 222 241 Quick-release clips and shaft fittings Four splinter bars Cast iron pot for a gypsy stove

203 223 242 Set of four 24ins steel-spoked carriage Two pairs of shafts Scotch roller for a Wagon wheels with rubber tyres. In need of attention 224 243 Four US carriage steps Three carriage spanners 204 Small Trolley undercarriage with cast iron 225 244 wheels Pair of Hearse rollers Two top hats for London Trolley wheels

205 226 245 An axle stamped Joseph Cockshoot with Occasional seat for a Phaeton with fittings Quantity of carriage lamp brackets boxes 227 246 206 Pair of spring hangers Three rear lamp brackets Pair of lamp brackets 228 247 207 Pair of lamp brackets Brass foot rest Pair of lancewood shafts in excellent 229 248 condition Set of brass tug stops with fixing screws Ratchet footbrake for a Trade vehicle 208 and instructions 249 Assortment of carriage parts 230 Set of four top hats for a London Trolley 209 Adjustable cart spanner in good order 250 Old pole with pair head 231 Pair of patent carriage mudguards 210 Two x 19ins Trolley tyres with inner tubes 251 Carriage axle (2 lots, 210-211) 232 Part roll of carriage roofing material and 212 Four ‘easy-clean’ London Trolley wheels; no cloth lining Swingletree fittings tyres V252 213 233 Brass foot bell Two front side steps Four carriage spanners V253 214 234 Rein rail Rear step for a Trade vehicle Two Victorian corner hay racks with cast iron tops V254 215 Whip holder Pair of wheel boxes 235 Single corner hay rack V255 216 Brass shaft fittings Pair of old braces for ‘C’ springs 236 Stainless steel bucket for a Trade vehicle V256 217 Pair of brass lamp brackets Pair of wheels to suit a Gig 237 Splinter bar with a centre bracket for a V257 218 heavy horse vehicle Pair of whitemetal lamp brackets Box of Warner bands 238 V258 219 Pair of London Trolley steps and one other; Set of whitemetal shaft fittings Box of Warner bands all brand new V259 220 239 Pair of stainless steel quick release snaps (2 Set of team bars Rear lamp bracket lots, v259-v260)

10 V261 283 293 Adjustable foot rest Brass whip holder Hackney Viceroy for renovation

V262 284 294 Pair of brass shaft tug stops Brass lamp brackets Carriage foot bell

V263 285 295 Pair of shaft points Whitemetal rein rail Pair of brass lamp brackets

V264 286 296 Sundry parts Whitemetal shaft fittings Pair of metal Hackney shafts

V265 287 297 Whip holder Whitemetal lamp brackets Carriage pole

V266 288 298 Rein rail Brass shaft fittings Carriage seat cushion

V267 289 299 Set of brass shaft fittings Pair of hooks Set of wheels

V268 290 300 Set of whitemetal shaft fittings Brass rein rail Pair of wheels

V269 291 301 Brass rein rail Pair of laminated shafts, 11ft 6ins Set of four 3-stud wheels

V270 292 Pair of shaft tugs Pair of laminated shafts, 9ft

V271 Pair of trace hooks

V272 Breeching ‘D’s

V273 Whip holder

V274 Rein rail

V275 Pair of brass lamp brackets

V276 Pair of whitemetal lamp brackets

V277 Pair of stainless steel quick release snaps (2 lots, v277-v278)

V279 Assorted carriage parts

V280 Set of brass shaft fittings

281 Brass rein rail

282 Brass shaft fittings

Please note that all lots are the responsibility of the purchaser (if sold) or the vendor (if not sold) at the fall of the hammer. Please be aware of their security and clear items as soon as possible.

11 SADDLERY & TACK To follow the Sets of Harness

331 349 368 Full size black riding bridle with bit and brass 5ft 9ins Derby House turnout rug; used 5ft 6ins summer sheet by Horseware fittings twice 369 332 350 5ft 3ins cooler rug Three sets of stirrup leathers 5ft 9ins insulator by Horseware 370 333 351 Large safari saddle Brown riding bridle with bit 5ft 11ins fleecy under rug 371 334 352 Synthetic saddle Quantity of synthetic straps 5ft 9ins Amigo turnout rug 372 335 353 and leathers Jumping bridle with Pessoa bit 17ins new brown Tekna TK107 saddle, m/w adjustable 373 366 Quantity of show shirts 18ins brown jumping saddle by Stubben 354 17ins new black Tekna dressage saddle, 374 337 m/w Two pairs of rubber reins 17½ins black jumping saddle by Ainsley with changeable tree 355 375 15ins new black Jefferies Falcon GP saddle, Flair bag inserts 338 m/w 376 356 Quantity of bridle work 339 Pair of leather riding boots by Shires Norfolk, 377 Winted Pro dressage saddle size 4 ex.large calf Leather pony saddle 340 357 378 Brown leather girth by Ludomar Pair of leather riding boots by Shires Norfolk, Leather dressage girth size 9½ ex.large calf 341 379 Special full size Spanish bridle with 358 Quantity of horse boots headcollar, reins and bit 15ins nearly new black Barnsby show saddle 380 342 359 Pair of riding Original with reins and bit by 5ft 6ins Willow turnout rug Kieffer 381 360 Horse rug 343 5ft 6ins Masta under rug with neck Special Spanish pony bridle with headcollar, 382 reins and bit 361 Quilted horse rug 5ft 6ins Horseware light fleece 344 383 Original full size double bridle with reins and 362 Slip headcollar bits by Passier 5ft 9ins summer sheet 384 345 363 Pair of riding boots Bridle with brass fittings with special Pelham 5ft 6ins sweat sheet by Horseware bit and reins 385 364 Pair of safety stirrups with leathers 346 5ft 3ins Chase rug 5ft 6ins Horseware Rambo combo; cleaned 386 365 and reproofed Quantity of straps 5ft 9ins Masta stable rug 347 387 366 5ft 9ins Horseware Rambo; hardly used Cob size Pelham bridle, 5½ins 5ft 4ins Masta cooler 348 388 367 6ft wool rug Cavesson with two lunge reins 5ft 6ins Olympian summer sheet

12 389 412 432 Cob size snaffle bridle Breeching seat by Tedex All-rounder body protector by Shires Racesafe, size M 390 413 Cob size Pelham bridle Pony lunge cavesson 433 Airowear Reiver Elite child body protector, 391 414 size M. regular Roller with Five new ropes 434 392 415 Stirrup irons with black rubber grips, 4½ins Hunting Puffa pad and boots (2 lots, 434-435)

393 416 436 Seven leather flash nose straps and cheek Weave under- Stirrup irons with black rubber grips, 5½ins bridle pieces of various sizes 417 437 394 Overreach boots Three brown Stubbs grazing muzzles Black full size French broller by Ideal with stainless steel fittings; new 418 438 Bag of miscellaneous hi-viz items such as Three 5ins bits 395 hat, waistcoat, gloves etc. Black cob size French broller by Ideal with 439 stainless steel fittings; new 419 Two 5½ins bits Pony wither strap and stable tie rings 396 440 English neck collar by Ideal with brass 420 6ins loose ring snaffle with rollers hames, 21½ins x 9ins; new 18ins brown leather GP saddle by Manor Saddlery, D-D 8ins 441 397 Four sets of stirrup leathers of varying 3 no. hook-over feed bins; new 421 lengths Two wall-mounted saddle racks in black 398 442 Quantity of saddle covers 422 Two sets of full length waterproof chaps Theft-proof lockable wall-mounted saddle 399 rack in red 443 Full size English hunting bridle Three sets of half chaps, size child’s/small 423 and large 400 Four various groom boxes Full size English competition bridle 444 424 New full length waterproof riding coat by 401 Stirrup irons with black rubber grips, 4¾ins Equine Wear with detachable hood Box of assorted tack 425 445 402 18ins brown leather GP saddle, D-D 8½ins Three dressage girths - two leather/one Box of hoof oil, glitter and medical, etc. fabric of varying lengths 426 403 17ins brown leather dressage saddle with 446 English pony saddle suede seat by Ideal, D-D 9ins Four dressage girths - two leather/two fabric of varying lengths 404 427 Assortment of leatherwork 16ins brown leather GP saddle by Ideal, D-D 447 8½ins Six clean saddle cloths/numnahs of various 405 colours and sizes Saddle (2 lots, 405-406) 428 16½ins brown leather dressage saddle by 448 407 Ideal, D-D 8½ins 4ft 6ins yellow ride-on waterproof exercise English double bridle sheet, clean 429 408 17½ins brown leather saddle by M&J Brand, 449 Turnout rug (2 lots, 408-409) D-D 8½ins 4ft 3ins blue Aerborn Ride-On waterproof exercise sheet, clean 410 430 Pony riding Two wall-mounted saddle racks in green/red 450 Sweat rug 22ins depth, 4ft 6ins, clean 411 431 Five new lead ropes Two wall-mounted saddle racks in black 451 6ft 3ins sweat rug/cotton sheet, clean

13 452 470 493 Six saddle cloths/numnahs of various 4ft waterproof turnout rug Show lead rein with brass chain colours/sizes, clean 471 494 453 4ft fleece Grooming gloves, new Three various sets of knee boots, clean 472 495 454 Drizabone riding coat, size XL Sheepskin girth sleeve, new Three sets of brushing boots plus one black/brown 473 496 Lead ropes Two riding crops (2 lots, 496-497) 455 Five sweat scraps 474 498 Bridle and reins Three riding crops 456 Two sets of four large stable/travel leg 475 499 wraps in grey, cleaned Saddle (2 lots, 475-476) Beige fleece sweat rug, 155cms, x 98cms; new with carry bag 457 477 Two sets of four large stable/travel leg Measuring stick 500 wraps plus one set of two washed Dark red fleece sweat rug, 155cms x 478 98cms; new with carry bag 458 Lead ropes Six saddle cloths/numnahs of various 501 479 colours/sizes, cleaned Dark red fleece sweat rug; new with carry Quantity of bits bag 459 480 5ft 9ins Horse Clothing Polywarm stable rug, 502 Saddle clean and in good condition Navy blue fleece sweat rug; new with carry bag 481 460 Bridle and reins 5ft 6ins Equestrian Polar stable rug, cleaned 503 Beige fleece sweat rug; new with carry bag and in good condition 482 Training roller 461 504 Set of tan/blue travel bandages, pair for hind 6ft Masta stable under rug liner combo, 483 legs and pair for forelegs; new with carry cleaned and in good condition Quantity of leatherwork bag 462 484 505 Pair of new black leather ankle/jodhpur Pair of stirrup leathers boots by Hawkins, size 9½ Set of tan/blue travel bandages, pair for hind 485 legs and pair for forelegs; new with carry 463 Atherstone girth bag Pair of new brown leather ankle/jodhpur boots, size 9 486 506 Head collar Set of tan/blue travel bandages, pair for hind 464 legs and pair for forelegs; new with carry Pair of black leather ankle/jodhpur boots, 487 bag size 9 Foal slip 507 465 488 Set of beige/black travel bandages, pair for Pair of brown leather ankle/jodhpur boots, Four martingales hind legs and pair for forelegs; new with size 8 carry bag 489 466 Pair of laced reins 508 Pair of long black boots by Aigle, child’s size Pair of brown jodhpur boots by Regent, 5 narrow fittings 490 infants size 6; boxed Double bridle with both plaited and plain 467 reins 509 Pair of long black leather boots by Mountain Black riding hat by Fouganza, 57cms Horse, size 7½ 491 Bridle 510 5 468 Navy riding hat by Just Togs, 6 ⁄8 New pair of long black leather boots, size 8 492 Miscellaneous V511 469 Ten fencing posts 4ft turnout rug

14 V512 V539 V566 ; used Ten fencing posts Jacket

V513 V540 V567 Pair of flexi irons English saddle; used Pair of flexi irons

V514 V541 V568 Ten lead ropes Bridle Bridle

V515 V542 V569 Bridle English saddle; used Numnah

V516 V543 V570 Ten fencing posts Five haylage nets Saddle

V517 V544 V571 Pair of leathers and irons Ten lead ropes Ten lead ropes

V518 V545 V572 Saddle Five lead ropes Muck scoop and rake

V519 V546 V573 English saddle; used (2 lots, v519-v520) Saddle Saddle

V521 V547 V574 Five hay nets English saddle; used

V522 V548 V575 Bridle NZ rug (3 lots, v548-v550) Lunge whip and rein

V523 V551 V576 Pair of flexi irons Pair of boots Five haylage nets

V524 V552 V577 Jacket Sundry tack Numnah

V525 V553 V578 Saddle English saddle; used English saddle; used

V526 V554 V579 Ten fencing posts (2 lots, v526-v527) Bridle (2 lots, v554-v555) Bridle

V528 V556 V580 English saddle; used Saddle Stable rug

V529 V557 V581 Numnah Fleece rug (2 lots, v557-v558) NZ rug

V530 V559 V582 NZ rug NZ rug Breaking tack

V531 V560 V583 Quantity of girths English saddle; used Bridle

V532 V561 V584 English saddle; used Sundry tack Pair of boots

V533 V562 V585 Sundry tack Saddle Saddle

V534 V563 V586 Saddle (3 lots, v534-v536) Horse measuring stick Five lead ropes

V537 V564 V587 Two pairs of leathers Leathers and irons Rug (3 lots, v587-v590)

V538 V565 V591 Stable rug Quantity of girths Bridle

15 V592 621 631 Ten fencing posts 5ft 6ins Bridleways fleece combo, cleaned Three saddle stands

V593 622 632 Five hay nets 6ft 6ins Nag Rags fleece, cleaned 5ft 6ins Classic turnout rug

V594 623 633 Breastplate 5ft Hzone fleece, cleaned Amigo neck piece

V595 624 634 Sundry tack 17½ins brown leather saddle, D-D 8½ins 17ins black M&J saddle with leathers and irons V596 625 Western saddle Full size leather lungeing roller; as new 635 In-hand cob size show bridle with bit and V597 626 lead Ten fencing posts Vintage American riding hat 636 V598 627 Cob size steel Pelham bridge English saddle; used (2 lots, v598-v599) Sundry 637 V600 628 Cob size bridle with bit, 5ins Horse rug (2 lots, v600-v601) Riding saddle by Giddens 638 V602 629 Two leather cob size headcollars Ten fencing posts Set of riding reins 639 V603 630 Riding hat and leather case English saddle; used English riding saddle

V604 Horse rug (4 lots, v604-v607)

V608 Ten fencing posts

V609 Horse rug (4 lots, v609-v612) V613 FLODDEN EDGE FARM English saddle; used (Riding & Driving Centre) V614 Professional carriage driving instruction for all levels: Ten fencing posts absolute beginners or advanced training V615 Set of Wolsey Harrier clippers in good working condition

616 6ft 6ins Chilli Cheeta lightweight stable rug, cleaned and in fair condition

617 6ft 3ins Shires fleece tartan rug, cleaned t All driving tuition is one to one tWell schooled driving and in good condition tHorse Driving Trials Specialist (singles/pairs) t Carriages custom built, harness & driving equipment for sale 618 t Horse drawn carriages for weddings and special occasions 6ft Aerborn cotton sheet, cleaned t Or bring your own turnout t Delightful s/c cottage (sleeps 4/6) or ensuite farmhouse B & B 619 t Beautiful country at historic Flodden Battlefield (Scottish Borders) 5ft 6ins cotton summer sheet, cleaned

620 5ft 9ins Robinsons Requisite summer sheet, FLODDEN EDGE FARM RIDING & DRIVING CENTRE cleaned Mindrum, Northumberland, TD12 4QG 01668 216287, phone/fax 216324 or email [email protected] Web site: www.floddenedgefarmequestriancentre.com

16 SUNDRY HARNESS & ACCOUTREMENTS Commencing at 9.30 am

671 691 710 Two brown pole straps with brass fittings, full Team whip by Flex Two false martingales size 692 711 672 Two full size traces Brass foot warmer (view in security pen) Assortment of brow bands and teardrops 693 712 673 Two driving bits by Sprenger, Germany Large square foot warmer (view in security Back band with tugs pen) 694 674 Liverpool bit to fit a miniature Shetland pony 713 Liverpool bit Interior brass carriage lamp by maker Miller 695 & Sons, Piccadilly, London 675 Harness/saddle rack Jingle bells used for Sleigh harness 714 696 Beautiful large top hat by maker Armand 676 Webbing reins for a team of horses Lammens, 14 Marche aux Grains Gand, size Black collar and hames 9 697 677 Liverpool bit to fit a miniature Shetland pony 715 Pony bridle with headcollar An English made driving pad complete with 698 breeching 678 Two nickel hames Postilion saddle with 716 699 Pair of tugs complete with back strap and 679 Rear carriage lamp belly band Quantity of harness racks 700 717 680 Pony size Liverpool bit Pair of English-made leather driving reins in Two harness bits excellent condition 701 681 Two harness racks 718 Liverpool bit A complete set of harness racks by Stubbs 702 682 Quantity of buckles 719 Full size brown webbing reins An antique saddle bracket 703 683 Two collar hames 719A Quantity of buckles Large antique driving bridle with brass 704 plaque on the blinkers 684 Four brass hame tugs by Van Rijs, Holland Hackney breast strap 720 705 Two driving harness martingales 685 Six brow bands and face drops Pony bridle with headcollar 721 706 An English-made patent leather pony driving 686 Stainless steel Liverpool bit pad Two nickel Tilbury tugs 707 722 687 Two brass carriage lamps Three silk top hats Full size training girth 708 723 688 Postilion saddle with crupper Metal hay rack Pony size training girth 709 724 689 A very nice Spanish/Portuguese show bridle Set of binoculars 10 x 50 by Prinze inscribed Quantity of driving bits with brass fittings, two special bits, reins and The Lads at Shand Kidd 1975 (view in a breastplate security pen) 690 Horse pair whip by Flex

17 725 742 761 Mahogany box seat Top hat stretcher and bowler hat mould Chrome water carrier (in need of repair)

726 743 762 Pair of brass stable lamps with ornate Pair of whitemetal Brougham carriage lamps Two pitch forks detailing (view in security pen) made by Selby Co., Birmingham 763 727 744 A German schooling whip and a modern New splinter bar painted dark blue with red Black collar 22ins, as new driving whip (2) coach lines for a team vehicle 745 764 728 Black Gig collar, 22ins Pair of Wilson bits Pair of interior Coach lamps (view in security pen) 746 764A Trade collar and hames, 20ins Assortment of straps 729 765 Pair of cast iron pots for a Gypsy Caravan 747 Donkey collar and hames Two patent leather pair pads in very good 730 condition English leather stallion roller; as new 748 765A Bag of miscellaneous saddler’s tools 730A Four English traces for pair harness Pair of traces 749 766 Cutter for leather washers made by Dixons 731 Pair of patent leather show pair driving collars complete with hames Pair of quick release stainless steel buckles 750 Tradesman’s straw hat 731A V767 Liverpool bit Dealer’s whip 751 732 Lady’s Victorian whalebone riding crop (view V768 Brown leather collar complete with hames in security pen) Pair of hoof nippers

733 752 V769 Pair of breeching straps; as new Lady’s Victorian whalebone riding crop (view Show rug (2 lots, v769-v770) in security pen) 733A V771 Quantity of bits 753 Set of horse pair driving reins Hunting crop with thong 734 V772 1 Grey felt top hat with black band marked 7 ⁄8 754 Breastcollar Two children’s riding crops 735 V773 Roll of black rubber matting 755 Pair of carriage lamps Six gentleman’s silk ties (including 4 by 736 Hermes of Paris) V774 Steel-lined driving whip Horse measuring stick 756 737 Two lady’s silk scarves V775 Cob bridle; new Liverpool bit with port 757 738 Handmade leather jerkin, ideal for country V776 Roll of rubber carriage matting pursuits Pair pole straps

739 758 V777 Docking tool in rosewood by Arnold of Two South American gaucho whips Driving whip London (view in security pen) 759 V778 740 Assortment of harness parts Lightweight driving whip (2 lots, v778-v779) Pair of hand clippers by Twigg of London; as new (view in security pen) 760 V780 Two gags, balling gun and a 19thC bull pull Breastcollar 741 (4) Four veterinary foot pads V781 Pair of Buxton bits

18 V782 V804 822 Two whip thongs Driving collar Pair of solid brass hames stamped No.2

V783 V805 823 A case with two Liverpool bits with Driving whip Pair of bone handled boot pulls interchangeable mouthpieces V806 824 V784 Driving pad A black leather Racing Colours bag with the Driving bridle name Vic Soane on a brass plate V807 V785 Horse measuring standard Collar V808 V786 Whip Driving pad V809 V787 Show rug Harness racks V810 V788 Driving bridle Driving apron V811 V789 Pair of carriage lamps Black/tan breastcollar 812 V790 Fine lady’s Victorian crop with ivory handle, Pair of fleece harness pads believed to have belonged to Lady Shaftsbury (view in security pen) V791 Pair of horseshoe fronted carriage lamps 813 825 A set of uniform buttons - 6 large/8 small Gent’s travelling leather toiletry case V792 (view in security pen) initialled H. H., containing various glass Whip by Crawley of Peterborough bottles along with a mirror, hair brush, cloths 814 brush and boot pull all with tortoise shell- V793 A set of uniform buttons - 6 large/4 small effect tops and handles (view in security Whip by Holland of London (view in security pen) pen, key in the office) V794 815 826 Number holder A set of six large uniform buttons (view in 44ins Beaufort pattern coach horn by Hays, security pen) V795 London (view in security pen) Pair of carriage lamps 816 827 Hunting horn V796 A trio of triple swingers - two plain and one Driving whip 817 with a red/white and blue plume, all with Whip by Swaine & Adeney (view in security original swingers and mounted on a wooden V797 pen) plinth Rear carriage lamp 818 V798 Copper coach horn by Army & Navy (view in 5½ins horseshoe Wilson bit security pen)

V799 819 4½ins horseshoe Wilson bit Two brass/copper hunting horns

V800 820 Pair of stainless steel quick release snaps (2 Long brass coach horn, measures approx. lots, v800-v801) 51½ins long

V802 821 A waffle harness pad Pair of large black carriage lamps and a small rear lamp V803 Liverpool bit

19 831 840 A Bird’s Eye maple flintlock Blunderbuss by Holly whip with leather bound handle and Baker with brass barrel and silver-plated metal tip, inscribed Champion Wembley fittings, including a brass mounted ramrod. 1968 The Welsh Wizard with Fernbank The barrel is engraved Royal Exchange, Satan and Mardon Knight Errant; measures London and stamped with Victorian proof 7ft 8ins from the tip to the end of the whip 828 marks. In excellent condition. Overall length (view in security pen) Rare and unusual barge horse leather 31ins (view in security pen) hausen with original brasses including a pair 841 of Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal (with a Stable stalls comprising of metal work, brass Welsh dragon) brasses, another stamped fittings, cast iron mangers and hay racks, all Aire and Calder Canal (with a Crown) brass, by Musgrave, Belfast & London, together plus three zodiac brasses of Libra, Taurus with the necessary timber, for 2 stalls, plus and Aries, two cockerel brasses, one dated extra brass tie rings and other fittings. 1996, Winchcombe, along with brass studs 842 Brown collar, 19½ins 832 A walnut flintlock Blunderbuss by Archer 843 with brass barrel and fittings, and a ramrod. Set of brown tandem reins The barrel is engraved, London. In excellent 844 condition. Overall length 30ins (view in Set of black single reins security pen) 845 833 Two breastplates and two reflective Two carriage cushions breastplates 834 846 829 Quantity of fire hose Rare and unusual pair of barge horse leather Two running martingales and two grackle hausens, one with a pair of Trent and Mersey 835 nose bands Pair of cab boots Canal brasses (with a crescent), a pair of 847 River Thames brasses depicting swans, a Heavy horse bridle with brass studs pair of Grand Union Canal brasses with 836 Three modern whips raised boss, one with a diamond shaped 848 centre and brass studs 837 Heavy horse crupper with various brass Box of Wheelwright’s tools studs

838 849 Four harness hooks Pair of brass hames

839 850 Heavy duty sewing machine by Mark Jones Walking stick with carved horse’s head 851 Pair of new brass hames to fit 14ins collar

852 Mahogany whip reel 830 853 A leather hausen with three horse brasses Three brass harness bells depicting a Shire horse, a rearing horse and a steam train, along with three oval studs 854 Pair of black brass buckled tugs

20 855 876 891 Hackney tail stand for showing (2 lots, 855- A dealer’s whip of plaited thread by G. An interior carriage lamp 856) Holland, 126 Haggerston Road, Hackney Road, London E2, engraved whitemetal 892 857 ferrule and butt, complete with brass butt A gent’s riding whip of plaited thread and Pair of brass, horseshoe fronted lamps (view end and original thong, measures approx. black plaited whale bone hand grip with in security pen) 42ins long decorative white metal ferrule and butt cap

858 877 893 Pair of Lawton carriage lamps (view in An identical whip to the previous lot by G. Lady’s side saddle whip by Swaine & Adeney security pen) Holland, measures approx. 50ins long of plaited thread, leather hand grip and ornately embossed gilded ferrule and butt 859 878 cap Show spares case in a wicker basket A presentation hunt crop by Swaine & Adeney of plaited thread with stag’s horn 894 860 hook, hallmarked silver ferrule engraved M. Lady’s side saddle whip by Swaine & Adeney Whip by Crawley of Peterborough (view in Wilkin Xmas 1956, complete with thong similar to previous lot but slimmer with security pen) cream plaited whalebone handle 879 861 A hunt crop similar to the previous lot but 895 Pair of Tilbury tugs lighter and engraved R. Wilkin Xmas 1956 Lady’s side saddle whip of plaited thread with black plaited whalebone hand grip and 862 880 ornately embossed whitemetal ferrule and Fawn driving apron by Keith Luxford of Pair of raised square fronted Gig lamps with butt cap Teddington & Esher brass trim; in good condition 896 863 881 A side saddle whip of plaited thread, leather Hoof rasp and knife Pair of large square pattern carriage lamps hand grip and plain nickel silver ferrule and 864 with pagoda tops and nickel trim by A. butt cap Pair of hoof rasps and knives Boorman, Woking 897 865 882 Leather covered swagger stick with whistle Pair of hoof clippers made in the USA Pair of large square pattern carriage lamps end with nickel trim; for restoration 866 898 Quantity of harness leather 883 Various whips for restoration (2 lots, 898- A good quality brown canvas and leather 899) 867 hunting kit bag complete with key; in 1mtr of check collar wool excellent condition (key in the office) 900 A bamboo shooting stick with bergère 868 884 canned seat Three parachute A large leather portmanteau; in good condition 901 869 Pair of huntsman’s wire cutters and leather Two ‘Victoria’ harness bells 885 case with saddle fittings (view in security Large leather cordite, measures 29ins high x pen) 870 10½ins wide Pair of brass collar plates 902 886 Leather hunt horn case with saddle fittings 871 A good quality leather suitcase (2 lots, 902-903) Pair of whitemetal collar plates 887 904 872 Leather suitcase similar to previous lot but An unusual solid leather terrier bag with belt Number holder for showing smaller and shoulder straps (for carrying terriers to the hunting field etc.) (view in security pen) 873 888 Cob size mouthing bit A very unusual trunk of sheet leather 905 measures 20ins high x 20ins wide x 12ins A horse’s hoof desk piece with silver plated 874 deep mounts and inscribed Eclipse 1900 (view in Pair of crocodile pliers security pen) 889 875 A leather sausage hook 906 Two wooden tie-up bobbins Pair of boot trees with brass plates, approx. 890 size 11 Leather horse’s coat buffer

21 907 930 947 Good quality English-made black/brass Horse measurer in the form of a bamboo Lady’s side saddle crop with an eagle’s head breeching; new walking stick depicted on the stag handle

908 931 948 Good quality English-made black/brass Leather plaited crop with a weighted end Plaited whip with silver collar by Swaine breastcollar; new 932 949 909 Rare horse’s bit used for drenching Racing whip Good quality English-made black/brass shaft straps; new 933 950 Pair of interior carriage lamp in nickel silver Oak whip rack with antler hooks 910 (view in security pen) Folding coaching/campaign mahogany desk, 951 the interior is in dark green morocco leather 934 Leather holster for a hunting horn complete with blotter, paper and note cases, Pair of brass jointed together, 952 ink well, etc. all in good condition one fitted with an eight day clock and the other fitted with a barometer; in good order Pitch pine saddle airer 911 (view in security pen) 953 Black top hat of a large size, approx. 7½, Huntsman’s flask in a leather holster (view in some wear to underside of brim 935 Pair of oak and antler whip racks security pen) 912 954 Black top hat (2 lots, 912-913) 936 Mirror in the shape of a horseshoe with four Huntsman’s sandwich case (view in security 914 pairs of hooks for whips pen) (2 lots, 954-955) Black bowler hat of a good size 937 956 915 Mirror in the shape of a horseshoe with two Huntsman’s flask and holster (view in Black bowler hat similar to previous lot but hooks for whips with a drinks tray in the security pen) smaller form of a horseshoe 957 916 938 Folding boot jack Sundry (6 lots, 916-921) Pair of brass carriage lamps by Raydyot with 958 nickel silver fittings with rectangular lenses Standing boot jack by Tom Hill 922 (view in security pen) A folding stable yard coach ladder 959 939 Military spurs 923 Pair of carriage lamps with nickel silver Stained pine bit cabinet with original beige fittings by Veritas Lamp Makers, London 960 lining, three hinged doors with original (view in security pen) Desk clock advertising Vanner & Prest (view Victorian glazing and fittings, measures in security pen) approx. 8ft 2ins long 940 Pair of very rare wide leather heavy horse 961 924 straps fitted with nineteen bells to each, with Small Western saddle Straw boater by a London maker large tassels to the bottom end (view in security pen) 962 925 Ribbed coach horn by Army & Navy (view in Black hard top bowler hat by Herbert 941 security pen) Johnson, London Hunting horn 963 926 942 Coach horn with a Beaufort funnel Black hard top bowler hat by Christys’, Huntsman’s crop and thong London, size 7¼ 964 943 Pair of nickel carriage lamps with square 927 Hunt crop fronts Black silk top hat, large size 944 965 928 Three hunting crops French Military saddle Dealer’s whip with eleven brass ferrules 945 966 929 Hunt crop Old mouthing bits Dealer’s whip with bamboo shaft, leather grip and an extra-long thong 946 967 Gent’s lea-covered hunt crop Victorian side saddle

22 968 990 1010 Leather hat box (2 lots, 968-969) Harness rack by Musgrave, London & Belfast Quantity of leather and hide (view in security pen) 970 1011 Bowler hat, size 7 991 Quantity of black patent leather Wood-capped saddle rack with Musgrave 971 pattern 1012 Quantity of old assorted bits Collar maker’s stuffing rod 992 972 Two saddle display stands 1013 Old bits and bridle work Quantity of loop sticks 993 973 Three tie-up bobbins 1014 Two driving bits by Champion & Wilton Heavy duty adjustable hole punch 994 974 Three harness hooks 1015 Pair of Greenwood port bits by Latchford Saddler’s stitching clams 995 975 Two antique harness racks by Cottam 1016 Two antique ring-mouth bits Quantity of saddle trees 996 976 Wooden horse measure by Maxwell 1017 Two driving bits Pair of Brazilian stirrups 997 977 Parasol with an ivory handle (view in security 1018 7 Top hat, size 6 ⁄8 pen) Two large rowelled spurs

978 998 1019 Top hat, size 7½ Leather case for a coach horn Pair of rowelled spurs

979 999 1020 Holly whip with ivory handle (view in security Carriage umbrella Pair of large rowelled spurs pen) 1000 1021 980 Pair of black boots with trees Unusual swan-neck spur Rear carriage lamp 1001 1022 981 Livery boots Two unusual rowelled spurs Pair of small nickel carriage lamps with oval fronts 1002 1023 Dog whip with a carved head combined with Pair of brass stirrups 982 a whistle (view in security pen) Pair of small carriage lamps with pagoda 1024 tops 1003 Slipper stirrup Postilion whip (view in security pen) 983 1025 Pair of carriage lamps with brass fronts 1004 Spur stirrup Quantity of assorted saddler’s sundries and 1026 984 tools Large ornate carriage lamp (view in security Three leather stirrups pen) 1005 1027 Quantity of stitching thread 985 Large triangular stirrup Handles for driving whips 1006 1028 Assorted patterns for saddle flask cases and Side saddle safety stirrup 986 saddle cases, etc. (view in security pen) Driving whip with gilded butt cap and ferrule 1029 (view in security pen) 1007 Pair of large stirrups Assorted harness/saddle maker’s patterns 987 (view in security pen) 1030 Extendable harness cleaning crane Pair of cage stirrups 1008 988 Quantity of bag handles 1031 Oak harness rack Gaucho stirrup 1009 989 Seal skin leather 1032 Harness rack Set of four black full size French loop traces

23 1033 1066 1084 Waterproof carriage driving apron (2 lots, 19thC makers horse brass with dome centre 19thC cast brass depicting a dog 1033-1034) Whitley Maker of Wakefield, stamped on reverse on its strap 1085 1035 Three 19thC horse brasses - one of a Pair of waterproof shaft covers (2 lots, 1067 rampant horse; cast brass of a lion and 1035-1036) 19thC cast flag brass, on its strap W.O.W another with a star centre

1037 1068 1086 Lady’s hat with hat box (2 lots, 1037-1038) 19thC ribbed dome horse brass 19thC ribbed dome cast horse brass

1039 1069 1087 Matching pair of cotton driving aprons Three 19thC horse brasses - a crescent cast 19thC stamped faceted horse brass brass with star centre; a shield centre cast 1040 brass and a geometric brass 1088 Waterproof carriage driving apron (2 lots, 19thC stamped shell horse brass 1040-1041) 1070 19thC cast Prince of Wales horse brass 1089 1042 19thC cast whirl horse brass Pair of trap lamps 1071 Two 19thC horse brasses - one depicting a 1090 1043 trotting horse and the other of a swan 19thC Wagoner’s horse brass Pair of carriage lamps 1072 1091 1044 19thC cast horse brass of a spider’s web Royalty horse brass - God Save the King, Sundry (13 lots, 1044-1056) Edward VII 1073 1057 Three horse brasses - Coronation of King 1092 Pair of driving gloves George VII & Queen Elizabeth 1937; a cast 19thC cast vase horse brass brass depicting a train and a 19thC Unity 1058 1093 cast brass Full size hand-made stallion bridle with brass Two 19thC stamped horse brasses - one of fittings, bit and chain lead 1074 a star and another with a ribbed dome Three 19thC horse brasses - stamped 1059 1094 crown horse brass; cast triple crescent brass 3 no. hook-over feed bins; new 19thC stamped horse brass with dome and a geometric brass centre 1060 1075 Pair of very old brass fronted pony carriage 1095 19thC cast lyre horse brass lamps Two 19thC stamped horse brasses - one of 1076 a club with a star centre and another with 1061 19thC cast flower horse brass flower centre Pair of very old brass fronted carriage lamps 1077 1096 1062 Two 19thC horse brasses - triple crescent Antique cast brass depicting a flag, with Assortment of harness cast brass and another depicting a lion W.O.W (William Overton of Walsall) on the reverse 1063 1078 19thC cast brass with crown centre 19thC cast brass of a wheatsheaf 1097 19thC cast geometric horse brass 1064 1079 Royalty cast brass - God Save The King 19thC heart centre cast brass 1098 1902 Large, strong wicker basket with lid, 1080 measuring 33ins x 23ins x 18ins high Two 19thC swingers - one with a plain disc, one a horse’s head 1099 5ins mouthing bit, stamped Made in England 1081 Three 19thC horse brasses - a cast brass 1100 centre shield; a stamped Fleur de Lys and a Pair of oval fronted brass carriage lamps cast stag’s head 1101 1082 Pair of Trade lamps 1065 Antique crown horse brass 19thC cast intaglio horse hame plate 1102 1083 Pair of Landau lamps by Lewis & Hammond 19thC cast crown horse brass of Paddington

24 1103 1126 1149 Pair of carriage lamps to suit a Dog Cart Set of harness racks (4 lots, 1126-1129) Coach horn with reinforced bell (view in security pen) 1104 1130 Carriage foot warmer Pair of whitemetal carriage lamps with 1150 square fronts and etched glass, used for Coach horn (view in security pen) 1105 weddings Harness room lamp 1151 1131 Coach horn by Potter (view in security pen) 1106 Black patent collar with brass hames, 22ins Patent show collar, 20ins 1152 1132 Two in-hand bridles 1107 Twenty one various horse brasses Collar, 22ins 1153 1133 Tooth rasp 1108 Brass carriage horn Patent show collar with hames, 22ins 1154 1134 Team traces 1109 Brass bugle An adjustable working collar made in USA, 1155 29ins 1135 Pair of whitemetal lamps with rectangular Pair of men’s long leather riding boots, size 8 fronts (view in security pen) 1110 with wooden trees Set of brass hames 1156 1136 Pair of horseshoe fronted carriage lamps 1111 Wooden chest measuring 18ins x 20ins x (view in security pen) Set of horse hames 30ins 1157 1112 1137 Patent collar and hames, 21ins Pony reins by Zilco A small wicker basket and another measuring 23ins x 33ins 1158 1113 Holly whip by Crawley (view in security pen) Two pairs of leather gloves, size L 1138 Hose pipe bracket for a horse shower, made 1159 1114 by Robinsons Holly whip with new thong (view in security Crupper and kidney beaters for a cob pen) 1139 1115 Small pony driving saddle and crupper 1160 Two pairs of leather gloves, size M Dealer’s whip 1140 1116 Three saddle racks 1161 Two driving bits Pair of traces 1141 1117 Selection of harness racks 1162 Two driving aprons Pair of leather chaps 1142 1118 Selection of harness bits 1163 Two driving bits Black collar and hames, 22ins 1143 1119 Set of brass hames to fit 20ins collar 1164 Three driving bits Pair of oval fronted carriage lamps 1144 1120 Patent leather pony collar and hames Bag of miscellaneous Hi-Viz items such as hat, gloves, waistcoat, etc 1145 Belly and nose band 1121 Bag of miscellaneous Hi-Viz items such as 1146 hat, gloves, waistcoat, breastplate, etc. Driving pad, breeching and crupper by Halford 1122 Bag of synthetic miscellaneous items (2 lots, 1147 1122-1123) Coach horn by Keat (view in security pen)

1124 1148 1165 Pair of carriage lamps Coach horn Pair of large Polish black/nickel hexagonal carriage lamps with pagoda tops

25 1166 1189 V1210 Pair of brown leather ankle/jodhpur boots, Sundry harness parts Brollar size 8 (3 lots, 1166-1168) 1190 V1211 1169 Set of driving reins with whitemetal buckles Driving reins Pair of brown leather ankle/jodhpur boots, size 10 1191 V1212 Black leather spares folder Pair of traces 1170 Pair of brown leather spats/gaiters 1192 V1213 Brown leather suitcase Pair of Buxton bits 1171 Pair of long black boots with tan tops by 1193 V1214 Aigle, size 9 Quantity of mixed harness parts Driving aprons

1172 1194 V1215 Pair of long black boots by Toggi, size 7 English leather driving bridle Dealer’s whip

1173 1195 V1216 Pair of long black boots by Aigle, size 5 Zilco competition breastcollar to fit a cob Two whip thongs

1174 1195A V1217 Black short top hat by Christy’s, London, size Full size Zilco competition breastcollar 4½ins Liverpool bit 7 (2 lots, 1174-1175) 1196 V1218 1176 English leather Broller-type to suit a pony or Driving bridle Black short top hat by G. Jolliffe & Co., size 7 small cob V1219 1177 1197 Driving collar Black bowler hat by Failsworth Hats Ltd., size Quantity of bits V1220 7½ 1198 Driving whip 1178 Driving harness parts V1221 Black bowler/show hat, size 58cms V1199 Rear carriage lamp 1179 Driving collar V1222 Two whip reels V1200 Pair of horseshoe fronted carriage lamps 1180 Driving whip V1223 Pair of rawhide traces V1201 Pair of antique leather lawn boots 1181 Harness racks V1224 Brown leather pony size driving bridle V1202 Dumb jockey 1182 Pair of breastcollars V1225 Holly whip by G. Clothier with unusual V1203 Collar, 22ins twisted shaft, mounted on a board with a 5ins Liverpool bit whip reel V1226 V1204 Pair of quick release snaps (2 lots, v1226- 1183 Pair of fleece harness pads v1227) Exercise whip V1205 V1228 1184 Driving collar Wilson bit 5ins stainless steel butterfly bit, new V1206 V1229 1185 Horse measuring stick Liverpool bit Various driving bits V1207 V1230 1186 Show rug Pair of hames Two Zilco poly pads, new V1208 V1231 1187 Pair of Liverpool bits Collar Pair of carriage lamps with brass trim for a pony turnout V1209 V1232 Number holder Driving pad 1188 Harness racks

26 V1233 1258 1279 Pair of driving reins Two whip thongs Ten walking sticks and a container

V1234 1259 1280 Driving whip Butterfly bit Set of six driving bits

V1235 1260 1281 Pair of carriage lamps (2 lots, v1235-v1236) Pair of long reins Set of mane combs

V1237 1261 1282 Ten lead ropes Wilson snaffle with horseshoe rings Three aluminium cans

V1238 1262 1283 Set of pair horse reins Pair of headcollars and ropes Set of plaited reins

V1239 1263 1284 Stainless steel back chain Driving bridle Pair of carriage lamps and one other

V1240 1264 1285 Pair of cotton plough lines Traces Cast iron stove

V1241 1265 1286 Set of four stainless steel Dray chains Driving reins Sundry

V1242 1266 1287 Nylon Shire size headcollar (2 lots, v1242- Pony Liverpool bit Six collars v1243) 1267 1288 V1244 Liverpool bit Two collars, hames and traces Cart collar 1268 1289 V1245 Pair of traces Set of hames (2 lots, 1289-1290) Driving whip 1269 1291 V1246 Two headcollars and ropes Sundry Pair of cotton plough lines 1270 1292 1247 Carriage lamp Old English leather reins Driving reins 1271 1293 1248 Antique hand-pump operated vacuum Three sets of reins Liverpool bit cleaner 1294 1249 1272 Old English pad, bridle and reins Driving whip (2 lots, 1249-1250) Two pole stands (2 lots, 1272-1273) 1295 1251 1274 Five old English harness pads Breaking roller Black patent show collar with hames, 21ins 1296 1252 1275 Two martingales Quarter sheet Blackthorn walking stick with engraved silver collar and ivory knob top 1297 1253 Old English tugs and straps Ten lead ropes 1276 A measuring stick 1298 1254 Set of hames with chain end traces Measuring stick 1277 A rare and good quality gent’s heavy duty 1299 1255 leather suitcase by R. Forsyth & Co., Rib beaters and stirrups Patent collar Edinburgh & Glasgow, measures 28ins long x 8ins deep x 17½ins wide; in good 1256 condition Wicker basket 1278 1257 Sundry Barred Liverpool bit

27 EQUESTRIAN & SPORTING PRINTS & PICTURES

Commencing at 12 noon

1321 1342 Old painting of Hackney Baldwins Day Light Two unframed copper plates with engravings 16797 of horse and carriage scenes; a small framed copper picture engraved with a 1322 carriage scene and one other (4) Large old photograph of Baldwins Day Light 16797 - 1st Novice Horse 1955 1343 Two coloured printed carriage scenes - one 1323 unframed and a printed apron by horse and Limited edition of a pencil drawing of a pony carriage artist Joy Claxton and trap by Geldary, no.84/750 1344 1324 Sepia framed photo of a man on a Bluemarket Races by Cecil Aldin dated 1901 1330 decorated horse An original and framed watercolour 1325 1345 depicting a gypsy scene signed by Juliet Print entitled Gala Day by Alfred Munnings Picture depicting a man with his Shire horse dated 1902 Jeffery as previous lot 1346 1331 1326 An original 1830’s colour engraving by Pair of coaching prints after Cecil Aldin Two prints of horse dealings by R.A. James Pollard of The Liverpool, Derby, Ackermans 1332 Manchester and London Coach in Derbyshire; in very good condition 1327 Limited edition print of a gypsy scene The Blenheim leaving the Star Hotel, Oxford, 1333 an original print signed and dated by G. Stevengraph entitled The Good Old Days Havall 1831 1334 1328 Print of the Richmond-Kingston Coach Print entitled Regency Times by Doris signed in pencil by Whittaker Reville Zinkeisen 1335 Watercolour of a gentleman driving a Sociable, signed PB

1336 Harness maker’s advert depicting a horse in harness

1337 Coaching panel depicting the Liverpool 1347 Coach by Cecil Aldin Pair of Cecil Aldin coaching prints The 1338 London to Plymouth Coach, Four small prints depicting Stage Coach chromolithograph signed print no. 131 and 1329 scenes The Perth to Aberdeen Coach, A framed, original watercolour depicting a chromolithograph signed print no. 130; both gypsy scene, possibly Appleby Fair signed 1339 in good condition by Juliet Jeffery FSSI SEA, whose passion A large framed colour print of a polo scene 1348 for ponies and gypsies have fuelled her 1340 Framed print depicting a huntsman and choice of subjects, as well as an illustrator of Glass framed picture entitled Coursing I La hounds, entitled: Mr Charles Davis on ‘The several gypsy books Chasse au Chien Waranti, measures 21ins x Traverser’, To the Rt.Hon.the Earl of 18ins Bessborough. This Portrait is by permission respectfully dedicated by his obliged 1341 Servants, Wm. & H. Barraud, measuring Print by H. Standing of a harnessed horse in 24ins x 20ins carriage

28 1349 1405 Framed reproduction print of a farrier Brass horse and carriage shoeing a bay mare, believed to be from original Bocking, Essex painting 1406 Horse’s head on a plinth (2 lots, 1406- 1350 1407) Old picture depicting a horse and cart set in a carved wooden frame

1351 Two plaques depicting heavy horses

1352 1390 Two pictures A good quality rocking horse, approx. 11 hh 1353 in dapple grey with horsehair mane and tail, Four gypsy mirrored pictures complete with saddle and bridle. In excellent condition 1354 Snaffle’s print 1391 Miniature of a cast iron stove 1408 Child’s Victorian toy horse and carriage 1392 MODELS Model of a stable block

To follow the Pictures 1393 Large Beswick model of a bay Shire mare 1381 entitled Burnham Beauty, gloss glazed with Bronze model of a Venetian horse and rider mane decoration, measures 12ins x 10½ins, model no. 2309 stamped on the belly; in 1382 very good condition Staffordshire Coachman whisky holder 1394 1383 Pair of horse’s head garden ornaments Limited edition Spode plate depicting a Hanoverian horse 1395 Garden ornament of a lurcher/greyhound 1384 with a hare Model of a handcrafted Bow Top Gypsy Wagon made in Invensure complete with a 1396 Shire horse in full harness Horse’s head garden ornament

1385 1397 Horse’s head garden ornament 1409 Four cast iron lucky horseshoe wall hangers Model of miniature Reading Wagon painted ideal for home or stable 1398 maroon and highly decorated and a yellow decorated undercarriage. Fitted with a 1386 Tea set with a hunting design and fox’s mask mollicroft, stove pipe, glazed windows and Model of a Shire horse approx. 9ins high, handles door, and come with shafts made in England 1399 1387 Small two-wheeled varnished Market Cart EQUESTRIAN BOOKS Four cast iron lucky horseshoe wall hangers, 1400 To follow the Pictures & Models ideal for home or stable Solid brass model of a Shire horse and cart; height of horse 6½ins, length of cart 18ins V1388 1441 An original Goat Cart with ‘C’ springs 1401 Both Sides of the Road; Farms & Farming and By Hook or by Crook (3) 1389 Wooden model of a Mail Coach A fine model of a Pickfords Pantechnicon 1402 1442 circa 1900 with original paintwork and Five assorted model horses Royal Newmarket 1945 and Desert Heritage lettering; all in original condition on Arab Horses (2) 1403 Model of three Shire horses 1443 Three volumes of John Leaches Pictures of 1404 Life and Characters from the Collection of Mr Model Punch dated 1887

29 1444 1454 1463 Gypsy Life - Rabbit Stew and Gypsy Boy (2) Horses & by Lieut. General Sir Gypsies of Britain by Brian Vesey Fitzgerald Fitzwygram, Bart 1903, cloth bound with 1445 plates at the back 1464 Country Craft Tools; Grandfathers The Cart before the Corpse by Carolyn Greenwich and Tales of the old 1455 McSparren Gamekeepers (3) A catalogue for G. Albion Mills, Harness & Saddlery Co., Birmingham with both 1465 1446 black/white and coloured illustrations; an Gypsies by Jeremy Sandford Galloping Shoes by Will H. Ogilvie with original copy but with new covers illustrations by Lionel Edwards, Constable 1466 1924 1456 The English Gypsy Caravan by C.H. Ward A catalogue by J. Caillette, Paris containing and Denise E. Harvey 1447 59 photographic plates of harness and 1467 Romany Rye, a novel by George Borrow of carriage furniture, fittings, spurs, stirrups etc. A Romany Summer by Barry Cockcroft 19thC gypsy life, 1907, cloth bound with 8 A fascinating collection with original covers, engraved plates circa 1900 1468 At the Appleby Fair by Lachlan Main 1448 1457 Skilled Horsemanship by Colonel Sidney A full-colour catalogue of stallion outfitters 1469 Godschmidt, 1937 with engraved plates and including bridles, quarter cloths, rollers, English Horse-Drawn Vehicles by David Mount and Men by Lieut. Colonel M.F. , May-Day rosettes 1898. This Parry McTaggart, DSO with a forward by Field catalogue has been rebound and has new Marshal Viscount Allenby GCB, 1925 with covers. The original covers have been 1470 plates and illustrations throughout (2) ‘bound-in’ to preserve them. On Hunting by Roger Scruton

1449 1458 1471 The Quorn Hunt and Its Masters by William A catalogue of designs for all types of horse Cooper Henderson and the Open Road by Blew 1899 with a map and illustrations by clothing, decorative bridles, reins etc. Charles Lane Henry Alkin containing 45 full colour plates, rebound in dark green covers 1472 1450 Equas Reined by Robert Vavra Mr Jorrocks’ Lectors from Robert Surtees, 1460 Handley Cross 1924 with 25 colour plates Sixty Years of Royal Welsh Champions - A 1473 Celebration of Welsh Pony & Cob Complete Horse Riding Manual; Days Like 1451 Champions 1947-2007 by Wynne Davies These by Jamie Reed and The Secrets of The Chase, a poem by William Somerville, Pricewise by James Milton (3) engraved title and 6 plates, circa 1860 1461 The Royal Past Time of Cock Fighting: Game 1474 1452 Fowl Book 10 - R.A Lover of Sport Four hardback books including an Light Horses by Frank Townend Barton, a encyclopaedia and a heavy horse book 1st edition 1937 with 75 illustrations 1462 The Harness Maker’s Guide containing the 1475 1453 lengths for cutting and making harness, Book by Monty Roberts and two by Pat Veterinary Book, The Uses of Ellman’s bridle work, straps, etc. by Office of Saddlery Smythe (3) Embrocation for Horses, Dogs and Birds, & Harness 1899 with plates

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club, national and international As defined by the British Driving level. respect this. Pneumatic tyres are suitability, fit and cleanliness; 15% Society a pleasure driving class is: allowed. Lamps need not be carried. harness suitability, fit and cleanliness; ‘For newcomers to showing and Danny aged 3 The Academy offers an These classes are to be judged on 70% driver and groom, horse/pony, not intended for those who show general cleanliness, safety of turnout, wayThe of new going boy, and showing suitability as a family extensive range of facilities great promise al in private driving classes. Regular correct fitting of harness and vehicle pleasure animal.ready Competitors as a may, for and training for all levels of driv showing competitors are asked to ing donkey. driver. A wide range of ‘Try suitability. To be judged: 15% vehicle example, be required to drive and halt Tilly wins the Concours D’ Elegance Carriage Driving’ experiences Tilly and Keita put to the sulky are available for those new to carriage driving or for those 22 inharness Issue 38 | April/May 2015 who would simply like to ‘have a go’ for the first time. For more advanced drivers, IH April May 18 -26indd 22 the Bennington Carriage Driving Academy has a wide range of carriage driving facilities to help improve performance and develop skills.

The Carriage Driving Academy These are available after the auction and are is our purpose built facility, set in ten acres of picturesque countryside, and is extensively equipped to help maximise your enjoyment of the sport. Ample parking, wash down facilities, toilets, tea, coffee and kitchen facilities are available as well as expert advice from Bennington staff who are always on hand. The Academy is also the home of our showroom where an extensive range of carriages and accessories are always on display. intended for clients who attended the sale Classes are judged on general cleanliness, safety of turnout, correct fitting of harness and vehicle suitability Palfrey Wendy Photos by

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