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Ledbury Salerooms LEDBURY SALEROOMS Annual collective sale of VINTAGE & CLASSIC ENGINES,TRACTORS, TRACTOR SPARES,TOOLS, SEATS, MODELS, LITERATURE, ENAMEL & TIN SIGNS, AGRICULTURAL BYGONES RD SATURDAY 3 DECEMBER 10AM PROMPT 10% + VAT buyers premium. RESULTS Newmarket House, Market Street, Ledbury. Herefordshire. HR8 2AQ. Tel: 01531 631122. Fax: 01531 631818 Email: [email protected] Lot Tot No. Price Description 1 20 Box of various models, tractors, trailers, baler etc 3 30 6 Model vans & boxes, and AA car badge 4 35 7 Model lorries & boxes 5 30 6 Model cars & boxes 6 30 Model CAT 587T pipe layer boxed 7 15 Letter scales, Libra Scale Co scales & weights 8 35 JCB Brittians & Ertl models 5 9 25 Ertl 1,16 JD model A tractor 10 35 Ertl 1.16 JD Waterloo boy 2hp engine 11 65 Quantity of Dinky & other toys 12 30 Ertl JD Model R waterloo boy 13 10 Ertl Antique pump jack 14 25 Box of models including Corgi 15 30 5 Boxed Britians implements 16 15 Rare early tin plate horse drill 18 20 Charbevi tractor & driver 20 10 2 Britains horse carts 21 15 2 Corgi tractors, Ford & Massey & Britains dics, hayrack, trailer 22 25 Triang crawler 23 25 F.G. Taylor & Sons boxed windmill (farm series) 1945-52 No 531 24 55 Mamod engine & pulley 25 50 Mamod engine & pulley 26 60 Mamod steam engine SP2 27 480 Wyvern single cyclinder engine 28 60 Wilesco D455 steam engine 29 100 Wilesco D24 steam engine 30 90 Wilesco D24 steam engine 31 140 4 Engines 32 65 Mamod engine 33 50 Engine 34 50 Mamod steam engine 35 10 Japenese toys 37 520 French portable Michilin Man compressor No 7017 R. Touss-Int & Co 38 60 Collection of early tins 39 100 Collection of early tins mainly Royal Families 40 20 Collection of early tins mainly Royal Families - small tins 41 50 Collection of early tins 42 80 Collection of early tins - toffee & others 43 40 Collection of early tins - biscuits 44 30 Collection of early tins - novelty shaped 45 30 Collection of early tins - mainly toffee 46 20 Collection of early tins - toffee 47 40 Collection of early tins - mainly sweets & food 48 40 Collection of early tins - whiskey & toffees 49 40 Collection of early tins - sweets 50 40 Collection of early tins - sweets 51 60 Collection of early tins - sweets 52 40 Collection of early tins 53 40 Collection of early tins - sweets 54 90 Collection of early tins - sweets 55 30 Collection of early tins - sweets & biscuits 56 80 Collection of early tins - novelty 57 40 Collection of early tins - novelty 58 90 Collection of early tins - novelty 59 20 7 Early tins 60 100 4 Early tins 61 40 6 Early tins 62 40 5 Novelty early tins 63 40 3 Novelty early tins 64 50 6 Early tins 65 100 Quantity of small tins 66 40 4 Early tins 67 50 3 Novelty tins 68 20 4 Early tins 69 30 Box of early tins 70 40 2 Bovril glass jars & 5 churn tins 71 10 Quantity bar trays 72 30 Box tins 73 40 Quantity tins 74 140 Hudson clock enamel sign 10" x 18" 75 15 Cast iron plate 76 20 3 Tin signs 77 10 2 Coke Cola tins signs 78 105 Enamel sign Wills's soccer double sided 12" x 9" 79 250 Enamel sign Milk the Macford Way 15" x 9" 80 100 Double sided Star Cigarette sign 11" x 16" 81 340 Enamel signs 3 Simplex 82 280 2 Copper milking buckets 83 140 2 Copper milking buckets 84 160 2 Copper milking buckets 85 140 2 Copper milking buckets 86 180 2 Copper milking buckets 87 180 3 Copper milking buckets 88 200 Box milking bucket accessories 89 100 3 Ransomes implement signs 90 35 Early war painting on board and the tidal boat 91 10 Box of miscellaneous 92 35 Weights 93 100 Large vermin trap 94 25 Copper warming pan & jam kettle 95 15 P.J. Bryant, Bristol tongue/brawn meat press tin 96 15 LMS telegraph pole porcelain electric insulator & one other 98 25 Pair of thick leather hedging gloves 99 20 Butlers tray & Sharps toffee tin 100 20 Victorian tea caddy with mother of pearl inlay 101 20 Kitchen book stand & pot stand 102 55 Engine heater starter 103 5 Eltex greenhouse heater 104 20 Pratts 2 gallon can, Esso can & pouring can 105 35 Tin man's stove 106 30 3 Gridles 107 40 Antique bread oven door 108 35 Large stoneware glazed bread crock 109 45 Box oil & grease guns 110 65 Original cast Hudson soap dog bowl AF 110A 20 Brass string tin 111 50 Early American dictaphone Russell Bell wind up gramaphone in grand piano shaped case on 112 180 stand 113 15 Victor Rolla gramaphone in oak cabinet 114 50 HMV gramaphone 115 45 Gramaphone spares & horns 116 25 Willcox & Gibbs sewing machine with wooden travelling case 117 35 Record cleaning kit, speed tester etc. 117A 60 Gramaphone needles & tins 118 60 Dollyphone with records 16" high 119 20 Portable record player - Abercombie & Finch 119A 30 Drummond & Sons tin, 2 pen knives & brass items 120 25 Portable record player 120A 80 Mikiphone pocket phonograph 121 20 Gramaphone 122 25 Apollo gramaphone 123 70 Pixey portable gramaphone 124 20 Graphic & other old newspapers & magazines 125 5 3 Boxes of 78 records 126 15 Quantity of records, tapes etc. 127 5 Brownie box camera 128 5 Box of various books 129 10 Brass folding music stand 130 25 Box of tins 131 5 2 Die stocks & clutch plate 134 40 Heavy horse head collar & brass hames 135 10 Pierce tool box AF & oil can 136 25 Petrol & oil cans 137 15 MF front grill 139 95 Denning cast iron seat 140 130 Massey Harris cast iron seat 141 95 Nicholson cast iron seat 142 90 Wallace cast iron seat 143 100 McBride cast iron seat 145 55 Albion cast iron toolbox 146 60 Cast iron Kell plaque 147 55 Cast iron Coulton plaque 148 55 Harry Ferguson nameplate 149 60 International Bland bros nameplate 150 25 Day & Millward nameplate 151 55 Fulwood sign 152 20 Small David Brown sign 153 25 Bamford tool box lid 155 20 Wolseley & Wignet signs 156 280 Cast iron sign Ransomes Agents 20" x 13" 157 650 Enamel sign double sided, Imperial Rover Cycle 16" x 24" 158 120 Part enamel sign in frame R, Maddox & Co. 32" x 28" heavily restored Enamel sign Southern Ward 60" x 30" Southern Ward enamel sign 159 360 60" x 30" 160 800 Jeyes Fluid enamel sign 38" x 51" 161 100 Ferri tyre enamel sign 3ft x 7ft 162 200 Goodyear enamel sign 14ft x 42" 163 300 Enamel sign Dunlop from local Herefordshire garage 6ft x 4ft 164 60 Enamel sign Dewars whiskey 36" x 39" 165 200 Enamel sign Cock's 30" x 20" 166 220 Enamel sign Hudson soap 36" x 24" 167 280 Enamel sign Cock's shoe leather 15" x 24" 168 240 Enamel sign Black Cat cigarette 24" x 36" Enamel sign double sided Assorted Motorways booking office 18" x 169 180 12" 170 15 Tin sign Cherry Blossom modern & framed 18" x 27" 171 300 Enamel sign Lewis & Froggatt 24" x 15" 172 150 Enamel sign St Julien 12" x 48" 173 320 Tin sign Simplex 24" x 36" 174 140 Enamel sign double sided Perth Dye Works19" x 21" 175 320 Enamel sign Quaker Oats 22" x 39" 176 60 Card poster Sussex shoes 222 x 31" 177 60 Enamel sign Colmans Starch 18"x14" 178 100 Emamel sign Liptons Tea (with crest) 16.5"x13" 179 240 Enamel sign Rowntrees Elect Cocoa 19"x12" 180 200 Enamel Sign You May Ring From Here 22" x 9" 181 120 Enamel sign Van Houtens Cocoa 14" x 21" Enamel sign The Master Boot Polish Longest Sale in the World 36" x 182 120 24" 183 120 Enamel sign Brooke Bond tea 30" x 20" 184 120 Enamel sign St Bruno Flake 30" x 18" 185 180 Enamel sign Smoke Robin Cigarettes 30" x 18" 186 200 Shaped enamel sign Nectar Tea 18" x 12.5" 187 240 Enamel sign Cadbury Cocoa Absolutely Pure 36" x 12" 188 40 3 Advertising cards - Duckworths, Essex & colour 17.5" x 14" 2 Framed WW11 Newspaper headline posters - BEF in fierce battle - 189 40 Caption on Hitlers shame 20" x 32" 190 140 Double sided Enamel sign Lyons Tea Sold Here 18" x 12" Double sided Enamel sign Agent For Home Colonial Wonderful Tea 191 190 20" x 10" 192 60 Double sided Enamel sign Ogdens Robin Cigarettes 18" x 12" 193 180 Double sided Enamel sign Motor Mex Spirit 18" x 12" 194 130 Enamel sign Colmans Mustard 18" x 12" Enamel sign Its Meat & Drink to you Oxo Cube concentrated beet 12" 195 240 x 18" 196 120 Enamel sign Wills Gold flake Cigarettes 36" x 9" 197 100 Enamel sign Sunlight Soap - restored 18" x 12" 198 100 Enamel sign Lyons Tea Sold Here 24" x 18" 199 120 Enamel sign Lively Polly Day dry soap - restored 36" x 24" 200 110 Enamel sign Wills's Gold Flake Cigarettes 24" x 36" 201 120 Enamel sign St Bruno Flake 12" x 30" 202 190 Enamel sign Hold Fast Boots 24" x 18" 203 160 Enamel sign Blue Cross Tea 40" x 20" 204 160 Enamel sign Venos Lightning Cough Cure 26" x 8" 205 120 Double enamel sign Smoke Blue Bell Tobacco 20" x 14" 206 140 Double sided enamel sign Dulley's Mineral Water 24" x 12" 207 300 Double sided Enamel sign 1D Monsters 24" x 13" 208 120 2 Enamel signs Mozawattee Tea 24" x 6" 209 120 Enamel sign Borwicks Baking Powder 36" x 18" 210 80 Enamel sign For the People Hudsons Soap 19" x 14" 211 150 Enamel sign Colmans DSF Mustard 18" x 12" 212 120 Enamel sign Wood Milne Shoeshiner 20" x 9" 213 220 Enamel sign Park Drive for Pleasure 20" x 30" 214 140 Enamel sign Spend Wisely Brooke Bond Dividend Tea 30" x 20" 215 180 Enamel sign Nestles Milk - restored 32" max x 23" max 216 120 Enamel sign Craven A Will Not Affect your Throat 24" x 36" Enamel sign Caution when Ordering Bass Insist on seeing the Label 217 200 22" x 30" 218 80 Double sided enamel sign Wills's Gold Flake Cigarettes 15" x 11" 219 120 Double sided enamel sign Liptons Tea 15" x 9" 220 90 Double sided enamel sign Lyons Cakes Enamel sign Caution to ride or hang on to the back of this vehicle is 221 160 dangerous and strictly forbidden 222 150 Enamel sign Colmans Starch 18" x 12" 223 260 Enamel sign Shell Motor Spirit 54" x 18" 224 80 Enamel sign Reckitts Prize Medal Starch 24" x 16" 225 140 Enamel sign Chest & Lung Mixture Stotherts 36" x 24" 226 300 Enamel sign R.
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