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Almar, Somersal Lane Marston Montgomery, Derbyshire, De6 2Fe Interesting & Varied Collection On Instructions From Mr A Buckley & Family - Retirement Dispersal Sale (Around 50 Years Of Collecting By Agent Buckley) ALMAR, SOMERSAL LANE MARSTON MONTGOMERY, DERBYSHIRE, DE6 2FE INTERESTING & VARIED COLLECTION 4 Cylinder Fordson Major, Thwaites Digger BNB Garden Tractor, Yale Yard Forklift Trailers, Binder, Stoneware, Troughs, Builders Items, Tractor & Workshop Equipment, Sundries & Effects Wide Range of Collectables Including: Post Office Barrow, Farm Carts, Cheese Vat Milk Churns, Army Workwear & Farming Bygones On SATURDAY 20TH AUGUST 2016 At 10:30am www.bagshaws.com GENERAL NOTES Situation From the A50/A515 Confluence at Sudbury take the A515 towards Ashbourne. Travel approximately 2 miles and turn left into Oak Lane adjoining Hallmark Tractors. Travel 1.5 miles into the village of Marston Montgomery, then take the first left into Somersal Lane with the car park field lying on the left. From Uttoxeter pick up the B5030 towards Rocester. Travel approximately 3 miles, and at the 2nd mini roundabout turn right into Rocester. Continue through Rocester village, travel straight on down Mill Lane, passing the JCB Academy on the left. Travel 1 mile up Marston Bank and at the grass triangle turn right signed Marston Montgomery. Travel through the village, passing the Crown pub on the left and take the 2nd right into Somersal Lane, with the car park field lying on the left. ‘To the Sale’ and ‘Car Park’ signs will be erected on the morning of the sale. Please refer to the location map within the catalogue. Car Park - As sign posted on the sale day. Post Code – DE6 2FE Value Added Tax - The vendors are NOT registered for VAT. Refreshments - A caterer will be in attendance on the day. Telephone Number(s) on Sale Day – 07973 673092 Mark Elliott 07967 007049 Meg Elliott Cheques/Payments Intending Purchasers not known to the Auctioneers must produce, prior to bidding, an acceptable Banker’s reference. Under new regulations introduced by the Banks, such references are now only obtainable by the Bank’s customers themselves and have to be obtained by them direct from their Bank and forwarded to us. Unless an acceptable Banker’s Reference is produced Payment is Strictly Cash. Persons unknown to the Auctioneers and who pay by cheque will have their goods impounded until cheques have cleared. The Auctioneers reserve the right to refuse a bid off any potential unknown customer. All bidders should note that in many cases video security will be on site. Viewing and Inspection – Strictly From 8.00am on Sale Day Only. Conditions of Sale – Bagshaws usual farm sale conditions of sale shall apply at this sale, copies of which are available from the High Street offices or the on site sale office. Cash – Under the money laundering regulations the auctioneers are unable to accept cash in sums greater than €15,000 (or its Sterling equivalent). Please contact the auctioneers to discuss methods of cash payment prior to the sale. Commission Bids – The Auctioneers will be pleased to execute written commission bids on behalf of persons unable to attend the sale. For further details please contact Mark Elliott on 07973 673092. Export Purchasers – All goods must be paid for in pounds sterling (£). VAT on Export Goods – Under regulations imposed by HM Customs & Excise, the auctioneers must account in a proper manner for VAT on export goods. Therefore, any customers who have no trading pattern record with the auctioneers must pay all VAT on the purchase price of goods on sale day. On receipt of all relevant export documentation and bills of laden (which must be received in the prescribed time limits), the auctioneers will then refund relevant VAT sums. Buyers Premium – No buyers premium will be payable at this sale. Loading Facilities – Loading facilities will be on site up until approximately 5.00pm on sale day. Auctioneers Main Office – Tel: 01889 562811 – Fax: 01889 563795 www.bagshaws.com Health & Safety at Work Act 1974 It is expressly brought to the bidders attention that at the time of sale, items of plant, machinery and equipment may not necessarily comply with the requirements of the Health & Safety at Work Act 1974, and its’ associated regulations, governing the use of plant, machinery, and equipment at work. Whilst Bagshaws take all reasonable steps to ensure the integrity of sale items, or make bidders aware of any known defects, anyone purchasing an item must ensure it is safe, and complies with all relevant regulatory requirements, before it is used in a work environment. FOREWORD This varied and interesting sale of collectors’ items at Marston Montgomery arises as a result of Mr Alan Buckley fully retiring and selling his collection of around 50 years. There are in excess of 450 lots to include large numbers of stone items and a full range of collectables some of which have been retrieved from a very wide area and some of which have local provenance from Uttoxeter and Ashbourne and the surrounding towns and villages. The sale includes the Royal Mail Barrow from Carter Street Uttoxeter and various items from Burton Brewery’s with a wealth of small items for genuine dispersal. Loading facilities will be provided on sale day only with no buyer’s premium charged and purchasers should attend and bid with confidence at this excellent collector’s sale with many varied lots available. Sundries & Effects Qnty Scrap Various Angle Iron Various Timber Qnty Roof Timbers Several Large Sliding Doors Pine Post (Formerly Ashbourne Line Signal Post) Profile Roof Sheets Plastic Roof Sheets Qnty Steel Qnty Plywood Various Old Doors Sections Of Tread Plate Trailer Side Boards Qnty Scaffold Boards Qnty Weld Mesh Various Road Signs (Approx 20) Several (Upto 10) Blue 45 Gallon Plastic Drums Qnty Blue Water Pipe Various Water Fittings Qnty Hosepipe Various Water Pumps Various Glazed Sinks Several Wooden Ladders Qnty Ladder Brackets Gate Hinges Old Spanners Various Hand Tools (In Lots) Various Garden Tools (Up To 15 Lots) Several Strimmers Qnty Old Pick Axe Heads Set Of Drain Rods Wooden Sack Trolley Metal Sack Trolley Qnty Metal Interior Brewery Protection/Pedestrian Fence Sections Adjustable Steel Frame (Ex-School) Various Buckets & Tubs 2 – Metal Dustbins c/w Lids Qnty Dolly Tubs Teak Notice Board (Ex – Uttoxeter) Approx 30 – Fuel Cans (In Lots) Various Jerry Cans Qnty Nuts & Bolts (In Lots) Qnty Nails Qnty Barbed Wire Various Road Signs Transit Van Roof Rack Sundries & Effects Cont/d Qnty Old CEGB Insulators Various Ladies & Gents’ Bicycles (Hercules, Raleigh etc.) Butchers Delivery Bike Frames Wooden Dog Kennel 4 ½ Ft Dual Pitch Small Metal Kennel Car Light Units Narrow Core Cable Milk Sieves Exercise Bike Roll Leather Belting Qnty Hessian Sacks Several Reels Rope Several Small Personnel Mini Lockers Qnty Floodlights Beech School Desk Various Wooden Boxes Qnty Electrical Items Qnty Airline Pipe Poultry & Livestock Items Qnty Poultry Feeders Qnty Poultry Drinkers Wooden Poultry Incubator Various Veterinary Instruments Qnty Sheep Netting Old Sheep Weigh Scale Crate Pig Scales 2 – Round Cast Pig Troughs Qnty ½ Glazed Boskin Troughs Conventional Metal Water Trough Twin Wheeled Water Carrier Barrow Qnty Double Water Bowls Manus Vacuum Pump Circular Stainless Steel Milk Receiving Vessel Surge Milking Bucket Manus Milking Bucket In Churn Copper Milk Coolers Honey Extractor For Bee Keepers Cast Iron Items, Workshop & Builders Equipment Cast Drain Cover (Rectangular) Qnty Cast Iron Gate Posts Several Cast Iron Seat Brackets Cast Iron Bolt On Wall Trough Qnty Cast Iron Seats Qnty Cast Iron Mini Pods Various Cast Iron Table Bases & Legs Cast Iron Engine Mount Brackets Cast Iron Swing Seat Cast Sash Window Weights Several Cast Iron Radiators (Some Ornate) Various Cast Flat Belt Pulleys Pair Cast Engine Mount Frames Qnty Cast Mower Parts Cast Weights Qnty Cast Major Front Wheel Centres Cast Iron Horse Trough Cast Water Hoppers Cast Water Hopper c/w Castellated Corners Langdon Davies Electric Workshop Motor (On Wheels) Alfred Herbert (Coventry) Cast Iron Pillar Drill 2 – Cast Iron Bench Drills Bamford Cast Iron Saw Bench Various Cross Cut Saws Henry Bamford & Sons Grinder (Patent No. 2) Qnty Acro Props Hand Rolling Cement Mixer Cement Mixer Manual Fuel Pump Stationary Engine Sludge Pump (Ex-Abbotsholme) Anvil Various Stationary Engines Stuart Water Pump Petrol Powered Pneumatic Jackhammer Road Drill Wooden Lathe Various Workshop Tools Qnty Branding Irons Several Vintage Craftsman Tools – In Lots Qnty Ammunition Boxes Various Trailer Light Boards Several Workmate Work Benches Large Steel Workshop Brackets Oil Cooled 3 Phase Welder 3 Phase Welder Leg Vice Bag Lifting Sack Truck 2 – Kismet Trolley Compressors (Labelled W M Turner Bros, Sheffield) Cast Iron Items, Workshop & Builders Equipment Cont/d Various Lifting Chains Several Tow Chains Several Long Reach Door Latches Qnty Road Lamps “Clock In” Attendance Machine Various Cobblers Lasts Qnty New Tyres Motor Spares & Car Panels Various Automotive Items Iron Safe (Locked – No Key) Austin Loadstar Lorry Wheel & Parts Blacksmiths Furnace Water Tank (For Air Cooling) Blue Manmade Wall Top Coping Stones Qnty Red 2nd Hand House Bricks Various Stable Floor Base Bricks Lawn Edge Garden Tiles Various Chimney Pots Various Glazed Drain Tiles Various Glazed 6 Inch Sewer Pipes Set Aluminium Tread Plate Steps Fibreglass Fire Sand Container Tractor Sundries & General Implements Various Tractor Tyres Spare PTO Electric Silage Cutter Several Beacons Qnty Tailboards Various Tractor Spotlights Old Tractor Seats Nuffield Fuel Tank Nuffield Drawbar
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