Auction of Steam Engines, Vehicles, Workshop Machinery and Consumables Antique & Vintage Items, Books, Literature & Bygones

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Instructed by Richard Sandercock Esq In the matter of his retirement sale. Note: the Fairground Heritage Trust Attraction goes on from strength to strength and is in no way affected by this sale. Auction of Steam Engines, Vehicles, Workshop Machinery and consumables Antique & Vintage Items, Books, literature & Bygones

2nd Revision All lot numbers for lots presently identified will remain the same but pictures and further lots may be added Saturday 21st October 2017 DINGLES FAIRGROUND HERITAGE CENTRE, MILFORD, LIFTON, DEVON, PL16 0AT Sale will commence at 10:00am prompt Directions: Follow the brown signs to Dingles Heritage Fairground from the A30 2 miles East of Lifton Village. (SatNav PL16 0AT)

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FOREWORD

This would have been the 25th annual collective auction to be held at Milford farm by Kivells in conjunction with Richard Sandercock. Richard purchased the strategically well placed Milford Farm in 1991 with the intention of opening his steam collection to the public in the first museum buildings and utilising the workshop facilities to relocate his R. Dingle & Sons contracting business from their historical site in Stoke Climsland. The museum evolved into what is now The Fairground Heritage Trust collection and visitor attraction and the workshop was to become a centre of excellence for the repair and rebuilding of steam engines with Clive Gibbard working under Richard’s direction. Clive has recently retired and moved away and Richard has decided the moment is right to close the workshop business and sell the equipment and stores. That raised the question of who would look after his long cherished engine Conqueror. It is several years since Richard could drive the engine since when his apprentices have displayed it for him and he has made the decision the engine and the associated tackle and the rest of his heritage collection should also be dispersed. There was an early commitment to a few outside lots which has been honoured but this sale is predominately Richard’s sale and has moved away from the collective pattern of earlier years.

VENUE Dingles Fairground Heritage Centre, Milford, Lifton, Devon, PL16 0AT Sale will commence promptly at 10:00am

AUCTIONEERS CONTACT DETAILS Kivells, Exeter Livestock Centre, Matford Park Road, Exeter, Devon, EX2 8FD. Auctioneers:- John Wakeham 07977 479686, Ian Caunter 07813 068935 Office:- Megan Dennis 01392 251 261

The Full Catalogue (with images) and Lot List (without images) is available to download from www.kivells.com, Hard Copy Lot List (without images) is available on request from the Exeter Office 01392 251261 and on the Sale Day Viewing: The lots are set out under cover in the workshop complex but space is limited and intending purchasers are encouraged to inspect with care. To that end there will be an opportunity to view from 2pm to 6pm on Friday 20th October and on the morning of sale from 8am. The Waller and Blackstone remain in the Fairground Collection premises. These two items will be available for viewing by appointment on the Friday afternoon from 4.30pm to 5.30pm and on the morning of sale from 8.30am to 9.30am. Arrangements will need to be made for removal by the purchasers at a time when the Museum is closed to the public.

Steam Engines: Boiler reports can be inspected at www.kivells.com. The in test engines will be in steam on the day of sale.

Parking: Please park where directed by signage and attendants. Those ignoring this instruction and parking indiscriminately are liable to find their vehicle has moved without explanation! If you are bringing a low loader or abnormal transport unsuitable for field parking arrangements can be made for a limited number, a prior telephone call please. Please enter the parking field off the drive at the top and leave from the gate on the mid lower side of the field returning to the drive by the hard track.

Order of Sale: The sale will start with some outside lots around the yard moving from there into the sale shed of previous years and thence to the workshop finishing with the engines and associated equipment back in the yard. The books will be sold at 10.30am by a second auctioneer and for a limited period there will be two sales running concurrently.

VAT: Items used in the conduct of the workshop business will carry VAT and are printed in bold in this catalogue with a star next to the lot number. Other items are printed in plain type and will not carry VAT.

Buyers premium: Richard has elected to hold this sale at his commission expense without the imposition of Buyers premium on the purchaser’s accounts. What you bid is what you will pay.

Registration: Intending buyers will need to register to obtain a bidding card. Persons not known to the auctioneers will be asked for proof of identity. Bids will only be accepted from persons holding a valid bidding card.

Payment Terms: Cash (to a limit of £7000) or card before or at the close of sale. Cheques are acceptable from persons known to the auctioneers. Accounts in excess of £10,000 require prior arrangement. Purchasers of high value lots will be required to pay a non-returnable deposit of 15% on the day and the balance within 14 days and prior to removal.

Warranty: All items in this auction are sold as seen being pre-used and no warranty is given in any respect. Purchasers must satisfy themselves as to condition and suitability for purchase.

Lotting: It is anticipated lots will be sold in catalogue order but this cannot be guaranteed.

Removal: Purchasers are advised to remove smaller lots and loose items as soon as possible after payment. Everything is strictly at the purchaser’s risk in every respect at the fall of the hammer. There will be a 2Ton forklift on site on the day of the sale and the day after. Otherwise and for heavy items it is for the purchaser to make their own arrangements. Such heavy items can be left for up to two weeks from the day of the sale pending specialist removal or otherwise strictly by arrangement. The buildings are moving into other occupation after the sale and the vendor will be clearing the site 14 days after the sale of everything remaining.

Catering: The Fairground and the attendant Café will be open on the Friday and the Saturday. On the Saturday sale day there will be a canteen in the sale yard.

Disputes: The full conditions of sale will be displayed in the auctioneer’s office. In all matters including disputed bids the auctioneer’s decision shall be final and the right is reserved to re-offer items subject to dispute.

Commission Bids: Commission bids will be acted upon on the strict understanding that once the successful bid has been made the purchaser will be liable for payment as though they had made prior inspection and there will be no right of return. Commission bids will be handled as though the intending purchaser were present in person and the bid will be one bidding interval above the next highest bid or the reserve price if appropriate. The auctioneers will accept no liability in any respect on a commission bid. A person bidding the same price in the room will take preference to commission bids.

Telephone and Internet Bidding: The site has very poor mobile and broadband signals as a result there will be no internet service. Telephone bids are possible to parts of the site but with the auctioneer walking the lots very much at the intending purchaser’s risk. A commission bid is the safe approach.

Security: No warranty of security is given but persons attending the sale should note there will be undercover security and CCTV in operation

Further information in any respect: Please view www.kivells.com in the first instance or telephone one of the team: Auctioneers:- John Wakeham 07977 479686, Ian Caunter 07813 068935 Office:- Megan Dennis 01392 251 261 We very much look forward to your company on the day. LOT NO. DESCRIPTION

1 Pallet of Netting 2 20 Large Traffic Cones

3 Belfast Sink

4 Corn Mill

5 Line Shaft Pulleys 6 Axle

7 Fast and Loose Pulleys 8 Oil Tank

9 Wash Trough 10 Cooling Tank

11 Trolley 12 Trolley

12A Fowler Front Axle

13 Sand Blasting Unit 14 2qty. Trestles

15 Slate Fireplace 16 Wheelwrights Plate

17 2qty. Stillages 18 Wagon Wheel

19 Girders on Pallet 20 2qty. Steel Tubes 21 Cup-Lock Scaffolding

22 2qty. Large ‘I’ Beams 23 Sleeper & Telegraph Poles

24 Used Tractor Tyres 25 3qty. Drinking Troughs

26 Steam Roller Scraper Parts – very rare 27 Steel Frame 28 Granite Roller 29 4” Plastic Ducts 30 Line Shaft and Pulleys 31 Line Shaft and Pulleys 32 Line Shaft and Pulleys 33 Large Plumber Blocks 34 Cladding Sheets 35 Qty. Steam Coal in Bags

36-50 Numbers retained for further lots

51 Pallet of Tyre Sections 52 Cabinets

53 Belts, Steering Wheel etc. 54 Hydrant Key and Hose etc. (Entered By W Hunt)

55 Boiler Tubes (Entered By W Hunt) 56 Pulleys etc.

57 Burrell Chimney Base (Entered By W Hunt) 58 Burrell Chimney Base(Entered By W Hunt)

59 Evans Steam Pump 60 Steam Engine Back Axle

61 Pallet of Timber Packing 62 Pallet of Timber Packing 63 Pallet of Timber Packing 64 Pallet of Timber Packing 65 Pallet of Timber Packing

66 ‘EW Hatfield’ Enamel Sign 67 Pallet of Forms

68 Tower Scaffolding 69 Drain Grids

70 Fuel Delivery Hose & Oil Gun 71 Trays of Electric Fittings, Fuses etc.

72 Tyre Cutters 73 Electric Pump

74 2qty. Edge Formers 75 Restrainers

76 Hydraulic Pump 77 Box of Carburettor’s

78 Trays of Nuts & Bolts etc. 79 Wheelbarrow Wheel, Belts and Starting Handles

80 Tubing 81 Shock Cord etc.

82 Battery Leads etc. 83 Grease Guns

84 Paint & Circlips 85 4qty. Trays of Bolts

86 Grease Pot 87 5qty. Trestles and 3qty. Crawling Boards

88 Pallet of Steel 89 * Set of Rollers

90 * 5’ Square Forming Block 91 ‘T’ Slot Block

92 Rotary Table and Centre Blocks 93 Dividing Head 94 Carpenters Bench etc.

95 Pallet of Round Steel 96 Filing Cabinet 97 Filing Cabinet

98 Cabinet 99 Cabinet

100 Shelving (mid-height) 101 Shelving 102 Shelving

103 2qty. Shelving 104 2qty. Shelving 105 2qty. Shelving

106 Tub of Nuts & Bolts 107 Chucks etc.

108 7 Boxes of Taps and Die Holder 109 Tub of Taper Taps and Tray of Beading Tools

110 Die Nuts and Spanners (various) 111 Tub of Spanners 112 Tub of Spanners 113 Tray of Tools

114 Ford Top-Link and PTO Pulley 115 Parts for Puller Set

116 Trays of Reamers 117 3qty. ‘D’ Links

118 8qty. Plumber Blocks 119 Weights

120 Pallet of Pull Downs 121 Hydralite Jack (60tn) 122 Hydralite Jack (25tn) 123 Hydralite Jack (25tn) 124 Side Shifting Screw Jack

125 5qty. Bottle Jacks 126 2qty. Hydraulic Jacks 127 Display Panel of Blacksmith’s Tools

128 Pallet of Steel 129 * Pallet of Steel Plate

130 Pallet of Paint 131 Pallet of Top-Links etc. 132 2qty. Burrell Devonshire Front Wheel Rims

133 Organ Blower ex. Stoke Climsland Church (Note:- Dynamo & Motor are 110v DC and thus suitable for Scale Engine)

134 Richard Dingle’s Blacksmith Bellows 135 * Pallet of Electrical Cable

136 Pallet of Nuts & Bolts etc. 137 2qty. Diesel Pumps, Tyre Spreader, Light Board and Crawling Board

138 Motor Parts, Carburettor etc. 139 Dynamo and Alternator

140 3qty. Starters 141 5qty. Magneto’s

142 Gas Ring 143 Ford Popular Wheel and another Wheel

144 Pallet of Round Steel 145 Pallet of Drifts, Bolts etc.

146 Pallet of Rivets and 2qty. Fire Bars 147 2qty. Poultry Drinkers

148 Knapsack Sprayer 149 Tray of Bolts and Box of Washers

150 2qty. Motor Starters etc. 151 Clocks

152 Belting and Cable 153 Pallet of Filters

154 4qty. Acrow Props 155 Bench on Wheels c/w Vice 156 Cabinet

157 8qty. Wooden Folding Tables 158 Pallet of Patterns (Entered By W Hunt)

159 2qty. Fair Leads (Entered By W Hunt) 160 5qty. Drive Pins (Entered By W Hunt) 161 Tray of Miscellaneous Items (Entered By W Hunt)

162 Belting (Entered By W Hunt) 163 Pallet of Miscellaneous Items (Entered By W Hunt)

164 Pallet of Washers etc. 165 Pallet of Steam Fittings

166 Pallet of Milling Cutters 167 ‘Ambrosia’ Sign Lettering

168 Umbrella Stand 169 Box of Milk Bottles

170 ‘Church Street’ Sign 171 Antique Wash Basin 172 2qty Watering Cans

173 Strimmer 174 Antique Wheelbarrow and Contents

175 Rope and Pulleys 176 Pallet of Various Volt Meters

177 Pallet of Foot Pumps & Gauges 178 Stillage of Fordson Super Major Brakes etc.

179 Machine Stand 180 Crompton Motor

181 Insulation Material 182 6qty. New Scarifier Tynes 183 6qty. New Scarifier Tynes 184 6qty. New Scarifier Tynes 185 6qty. New Scarifier Tynes 186 6qty. New Scarifier Tynes

187 Pallet of Gas Lamps etc. 188 Partner Saw

189 Timber Stand etc. 190 3qty. Gas Heaters & Ring 191 Box of Fittings 192 Electric Motor 193 Electric Motor 194 Electric Pump

195 Pallet of Oils etc. 196 Fire Bars

197 Drive Pins & Motor Slides 198 Drain Grating

199 Pallet of Bolts etc. 200 2qty. Petrol Cans 201 1qty Jerry Can 202 2qty. Jerry Cans 203 1qty. 1 Gallon Jerry Can

204 Chains, Bolts and Hinges 205 Bronze Wheel Snatch Block

206 Gas Fittings, Cable Clips, Wingnuts and Roofing Nails 207 Container of Marbles

208 Axle and Pair of Wheels 209 Pallet of Wooden Boxes

210 Pallet of Fittings, Plumber Blocks etc. 211 Stand and 2qty. Lifting Eyes

212 Power Hacksaw 213 Colchester Mascot Lathe

214 Gantry 215 Box of Work Gloves

216 Pallet of Light Fittings 217 Rivet Heating Trolley

218 Tool Trolley 219 Light Bulbs (various)

220 ‘D’ Shackles 221 Peugeot Load Liner

222 Scales 223 * Parts Washer 224 Vice

225 Plastic Sheet 226 Milk Separator 227 Klaxon Water Lifter and Water Hopper 228 Vice 229 Vice 230 Carpenters Vice

231 Air Hose 232 Air Hose 233 Air Hose

234 Heater 235 Sash Cramps

236 * Workstand 237 * Workstand on Wheels Note: 238-244A are designed to be moved by Pallet Truck 238 * Workstand (double height) 239 * Workstand (double height) 240 * Workstand (double height) 241 * Workstand (single height) 242 * Workstand (single height) 243 * Workstand (single height) 244 * Workstand (single height) 244A* Workstand (single height)

245 Mercury Arc Rectifier (Entered By W Hunt) 246 * Mobile Diesel DC Welding Unit 247 * Hydrovane Compressor (90 cubic ft per min) c/w Hoses and Jackhammer

248 2qty. Sheets Tufnell 249 Double Ended Grinder 250 Diesel engine Log Saw

251 Richard Dingle’s 1870 Turnip Drill 252 Ifor Williams Single Axle Box Trailer 2007 (hardly used)

253 Plate Heating Forge 254 Stillage of Hooks, Half-Shafts etc.

255 * Sturdi Luxe PTO Road Broom 256 Transport Box

257 Pallet of Steam Coal (27 bags) 258 Fordson Major Wheel

259 1000amp DC Generator Leyland 680 Engine 260 Stothert & Pitt Vibrating Roller with Deutz 2cyl. Diesel Engine

261 De-mounted Vehicle Tank 262 2qty. Sets Jump Leads

263 Wheelbarrow 264 Wheelbarrow 265 Pallet Trucks 266 Pallet Trucks

267 2qty. Lighting Boards and Reflective Sheet 268 4qty. Workshop Lights on Stands 269 * Oxford 250amp Welder

270 * Welding Bench c/w Vice 271 * Double Ended Grinder 272 Welding Rod Storage Cabinet 273 Pillar Drill (morse 3) 274 Four Station Apple Peeler (American made) in the days of Dingles Steam Village of all the exhibits this is perhaps the item that most interested the public at large.

275 Sack Trucks 276 Four Section Staff Cabinet 277 Matting

278 Crosshead and Blast Pipe 279 Mud Doors etc.

280 Valve Casting, Crosshead etc. 281 3qty. Differential Pinions

282 8qty. Differential Pinions 283 3qty. Differential Pinions and 1qty. Drive Pinion

284 4qty. Steering Worms 285 Stephenson’s Linkage

286 Lathe Tools 287 Spark Arrestor

288 2qty. Chimney Bases 289 Five Outlet Mechanical Lubricator 290 Mechanical Lubricator 291 Mechanical Lubricator 292 Mechanical Lubricator 293 Mechanical Lubricator 294 Box of 3qty. Lubricators

295 Box of 3qty. Lubricators 296 Oil Pump

297 Box of Lubricator Parts 298 Box of Fittings

299 Tray of Steam Fittings 300 Clack Valve Parts

301 Box of Steam Fittings 302 Box of Steam Fittings

303 Gauge Glass Filling etc. 304 Gauge Glass Protectors etc.

305 Gauge Glasses 306 Gauge Glasses

307 Gauge Glasses 308 Pickering Governor Springs 309 Chimney Top 310 Various Signs (Road Narrows, Blank for Post, Diverted Traffic, Long Vehicle, Give Way, Sold, Vintage Rally, 2qty. ‘T’ Junctions, Danger, Keep Out, At Work) 311 Spraying Equipment & Torch Stand 312 Steam Engine Pinion and Bearing Cover 313 * Fly-Press on Stand

314 Crucibles and 2qty. Metal Heating & Pouring Ladles 315 Undrilled Steam Valve

316 Tray of Steam Valves 317 Tray of Steam Valves

318 Aveling Clack 319 ¾” Injector 320 ¾” Injector 321 ¾” Injector 322 ½” Injector 323 ½” Injector 324 2-Way Valve 325 Injector Parts 326 Injector Parts 327 Injector Parts

328 Valve Parts 329 Steam Parts (various)

330 Governor Parts 331 Injector Parts

332 Injector Parts 333 Injector Parts

334 Wire Brushes 335 Fire Hole Door Baffle

336 Safety Valve Parts 337 Steam Fittings

338 Marshall Portable Safety Valve 339 Lubricators

340 Lubricators 341 Fusible Plugs etc.

342 Gauges 343 Gauges

344 Firing Tools 345 Slings

346 Cans 347 Lightshades

348 Surface Table 349 Cabinet of Paint

350 Drag Shoe and Pulleys 351 Fire Bricks

352 Boiler Test Pump 353 Boiler Insulation

354 Rosin Crystals (to mix with hot steam oil to make belt anti-slip) 354A Rosin Crystals (to mix with hot steam oil to make belt anti-slip) 355 8qty. Valve Wheels

356 4qty. Scarifier Hand Wheels 357 Valve Hand Wheels

358 6qty. Skates 359 3qty. Valves

360 Tray of Valves 361 Strainers and Water Pocket

362 Strainers and Water Pocket 363 2qty. Boxes of Tools

364 Tray of Gas Valves and Steam Fittings 364A* Bottle Gauges in current use to end of September this year 365 Box of Various Copper Steam and Brake Pipes

366 Motion Covers believed from Alfred the Great (Entered By W Hunt) 367 Tender Toolbox

368 ‘R Dingle & Sons Ltd’ Rectangular Sign 369 ‘R Dingle & Sons Ltd’ Rectangular Sign 370 ‘R Dingle & Sons Ltd’ Rectangular Sign 371 ‘R Dingle & Sons Ltd’ Rectangular Sign 372 ‘R Dingle & Sons Ltd’ Oval Sign 373 ‘R Dingle & Sons Ltd’ Oval Sign 374 ‘R Dingle & Sons Ltd’ Oval Sign 375 ‘R Dingle & Sons Ltd’ Oval Sign 376 ‘R Dingle & Sons Ltd’ Oval Sign 377 ‘R Dingle & Sons Ltd’ Oval Sign 378 ‘R Dingle & Sons Ltd’ Oval Sign 379 ‘R Dingle & Sons Ltd’ Oval Sign 380 ‘R Dingle & Sons Ltd’ Oval Sign 381 ‘R Dingle & Sons Ltd’ Oval Sign 382 ‘R Dingle & Sons Ltd’ Oval Sign 383 ‘R Dingle & Sons Ltd’ Oval Sign 384 ‘R Dingle & Sons Ltd’ Oval Sign 385 ‘R Dingle & Sons Ltd’ Oval Sign 386 ‘R Dingle & Sons Ltd’ Oval Sign

387 ‘Stoke Climsland’ Sign

388 ‘Stoke Climsland’ Sign

389 ‘Cornwall’ Sign

390 ‘R Dingle & Sons Ltd’ Stencil

391 Wallis & Steevens ‘Advance’ Plate 392 ‘Deosan’ Plate 393 Cornwall County Sign (genuine and very rare) 394 ‘Barber-Greene Olding’ Plate 395 Road Marshall Brass Insignia 396 Road Marshall Brass Insignia 397 Burrell Smoke Box Brass Door Ring 398 Burrell Spring Level Indicator 399 Reflective Trailer ‘T’ Plate 400 Devon County Council Locomotive Licence Plate 401 Aveling & Porter Engine Royalty Plate Engine Number 2708 of 1890 with Dingles Centenary Rally Catalogue

402 Aveling ‘Invicta’ Plaque – presented to Dingles by Aveling Barford on Dingles Centenary with copy of Dingles Centenary Rally Catalogue

403 Aveling ‘Invicta’ Scroll

404 Traction Engine Owners & Users Association Plate

405 Aveling Barford Diesel Roller Plate

406 R Dingle & Son Living Van Plate 407 R Dingle & Son Living Van Plate 408 R Dingle & Son Living Van Plate

409 6qty. R Dingle & Son Machine Plates 410 6qty. R Dingle & Son Machine Plates 411 6qty. R Dingle & Son Machine Plates 412 ‘The Driver Only Permitted To Ride On This Machine’ Sign 413 ‘The Driver Only Permitted To Ride On This Machine’ Sign 414 ‘The Driver Only Permitted To Ride On This Machine’ Sign

415 R Dingle & Son (Stoke Climsland) Brass Plate (20” x 8”)

416 R Dingle & Son (Stoke Climsland) Brass Plate (16” x 8”)

417 R Dingle & Son (Stoke Climsland) Brass Plate (13” x 7½”)

418 R Dingle & Son (Stoke Climsland) Brass Plate (18” x 6”)

419 R Dingle & Son (Stoke Climsland) Brass Plate (13” x 5”)

420 R Dingle & Son (Callington) Aluminium Plate (15” x 5”)

421 Bristowes Machinery London Sign

422 Burrell Fire Screen c/w genuine Dingles Burrell Scroll

423 The Henry Roskilly Collection of McLaren Door Rings, Agents Plates and Memorabilia all mounted of three display boards

424 Burrell Ash Pan 425 Crane Indicator

426 Round & Square Steel and Tubular Rack 427 Non-Ferrous Metal 428 Pullers

429 Chains and Wire Rope 430 Pipe Bender

431 Valve Facing Machine 432 Valve Facing Machine 433 Trolley Jack (2tn)

434 Trolley Jack (6tn) 435 Cylinder Boring Machine

436 Metal Stock and Rack 437 Strapping Machine & Strap

438 Tray of Air Tools and Box of Air Hoses 439 Tilly Lamp and Spares

440 2qty. Boiler Clamps 441 6qty. Boiler Clamps

442 ‘G’ Clamps 443 2qty. Pipe Vices

444 Stay Taps 445 Tray of Sockets etc.

446 Vernier Micrometre 447 Collets Set (Entered By W Hunt) 448 Collets Set

449 * Mag Drill 449A Height Gauge 450 Box of Rivets

451 Box of Sockets 452 Box of Nuts & Bolts

453 4qty. Bottle Jacks 454 2qty. Hydraulic Jacks

455 Vee Block 456 2qty. Hydraulic Jacks

457 Box of 110v Carbon Filament Lamps 458 3qty. Tubs of Case Hardener, Graphite and Luting Compound

459 Range of Tools 460 * Metal Stock

461 Ropes and Cotton Waste 462 * Hydraulic Pipe Bender

463 Anvil and Stand 464 Swage Block, Stand and Puller

465 2qty. Axle Stands 466 Hammers (various)

467 Tray of Nuts & Bolts 468 Tray of Miscellaneous Items

469 Tray of Hacksaw Blades 470 Tray of Dies

471 Tray of Collets 472 Tray of Collets

473 Tray of Collets 474 Tray of Taper and other Reamers

475 Tray of Taper and other Reamers 476 Tray of Parallel Reamers

477 Tray of Parallel Reamers 478 Tray of Parallel Reamers

479 Tray of Parallel Reamers 480 Tray of Parallel Reamers

481 Tray of Adjustable Reamers 482 Tray of Drill Bits

483 Tray of Drill Bits 484 Tray of Drill Bits

485 Tray of Drill Bits 486 Tray of Drill Bits

487 Tray of Drill Bits 488 Tray of Drill Bits

489 Tray of Drill Bits 490 Tray of Drill Bits

491 Tray of Drill Bits 492 Tray of Drill Bits

493 Tray of Drill Bits 494 Tray of Drill Bits

495 Tray of Drill Bits 496 Tray of Drill Bits

497 Tray of Drill Bits 498 Tray of Drill Bits

499 Tray of Drill Bits 500 Tray of Drill Bits

501 * Digital Thickness Meter 502 Morse Taper Sleeves 503 3qty. Boxes Pop Rivets

504 Box of Welding Rods 505 Gauges and Pump etc.

506 Oil Cans 507 Repair Nuts etc.

508 Files 509 Nut Cracker

510 Dial Gauge 511 Cable Ends

512 Tray of Tools 513 Bolt Cutters

514 Chain Wrench 515 Tray of Vee Blocks etc.

516 Box of ‘D’ Shackles 517 Stuffers and Grease Nipples

518 Tray of Tube Expanders 519 Tray of Drifts

520 Tray of Chucks 521 2qty. Boxes Split Pins

522 Box of Shimstock 523 Tool Handles

524 Temperature Gauge 525 Clamping Kit

526 Tray of Thread Taps 527 Tray of Lathe Centres

528 Face Masks 529 Tray of Taps & Dies

530 Tray of Taps & Dies 531 Tray of Taps & Dies

532 Tray of Taps & Dies 533 Tray of Taps & Dies

534 Thread Chasers 535 Die Holders

536 Grease Guns 537 Tray of Stud Locks and Taper Taps

538 Tray of Gasket Punches 539 Torque Wrench

540 Tray of White Metal Ingots 541 Tray of Recycled White Metal

542 Plumbers Solder 543 Boiler Door Joints

544 Allen Keys 545 Bucket of Tallow

546 Tray of Spanners 547 Tray of Spanners

548 Tray of Spanners 549 Puller Sets

550 Tray of Air Tools 551 Tray of Lathe Tools

552 Tray of Taps 553 Ratchet Drill

554 Temperature Gauges and Brushes 555 Vee-Gee Valve Seat Cutter

556 Engine Blanking Plates and Safety Valve Test Rig 557 Smoke Box Door, Handles and 2qty. Hitch Pins

558 2qty. Boxes Repair Nuts 559 Vehicle Light Bulbs

560 Anti-Freeze Tester 561 Shovel Ends

562 12v DC Petrol Generator (once used to power steam engine head lamps) 563 Parting Tools and Needle Gun

564 2qty. Drag Shoes and Wooden Pattern for making Drag Shoes 565 Tray of Sockets

566 Box of Tube Expanders 567 Stand

568 * Diesel Fired Combat Workshop Heater (500,000btu) 569 Hand Tools

570 Cabinet 571 Rack and Contents

572 Tallyman’s Office 573 Rack and Contents

574 Foreman’s Desk 575 Wooden Cabinet/Drawers

576 Racking 577 Racking

578 Shop Racking 579 Chains and ‘D’s

580 Dexion Racking 581 Racking and Contents (Nuts & Bolts)

582 Racking and Contents (Nuts, Bolts & Split Pins) 583 Parts Washer

584 2qty. Racking and Contents 585 Chains

586 Strops 587 Overalls

588 Box of Meccano 589 Large Hot Water Flask

590 British Railway Monmouth Castle Poster 591 Aveling Works Photograph

592 Scales and Tins 593 Bristol Docks Rally Mugs

594 Wade Shaving Mug and Stand 595 Picnic Kit

596 Candle Stands and Lighting Tapers 597 Horse Brasses and Ceramic Tiles

598 Soda Fountains and Hot Water Bottle 599 Tilly Lamp and Lantern 600 Jars 601 Steam Rally Mugs 602 Steam Rally Mugs 603 Steam Rally Mugs

603A. Early Gestetner Duplicating system, all in a wooden box 604 Sweet Making Machine 605 Drill Press

606 Workbench c/w Two Vices 607 * Pair of Carver ‘G’ Clamps

608 * Single ‘G’ Clamp 609 * Pair of Carver Holding Down Clamps

610 * Pair of Carver Holding Down Clamps 611 * Pair of Carver Holding Down Clamps

The following Lots (612-627) are subject to PAT Testing prior to the Sale

612 Battery Charger 613 Grinder

614 160amp EWM Hightec Welder 615 2qty. Worklights

616 Electric Handsaw 617 9” Bosch Grinder

618 Bosch Drill 619 Drill 620 Drill 621 Grinder 622 Grinder

623 Lead Light 624 Dehumidifier 240v

625 Extension Lead 626 Vacuum Cleaner

627 Bosch Saw

628 Head Gaskets 629 Dumpy Level

630 Dumpy Level 631 Brake Flaring Tool

632 Testing Machine 633 Injector Tester

634 Micrometre 635 Brass Spanner 636 Spanner, Bar and Tyre Inflator

637 Brake Testing Meter 638 Ammeter

639 Avometer 640 Battery Tester and Rev Counter 641 Test Meter

642 Set of Three Chandeliers 643 Bundle of Twisted Brass 643A Bundle of Twisted Brass

644 200psi Gauge 645 Bourden 300lb Gauge (recently known to be in-test)

646 Copper Sheet and Brass Band 647 Box of Car Badges 647A Pair 6v Trafficators

648 Box of Rally Plaques 649 Pair of Rear Lamps

650 Single Rear Lamp 651 Single Sprung Rear Lamp

652 Pair of Front Lamps 653 Road Lamp and Lamp Spares

654 Small Whistle 655 (Spare Lot) 656 Steam Engine Whistle 657 Southern Railway Whistle (as fitted to Beattie Well Tanks)

658 * Gantry c/w Electric & Manual Hoists and Extension Lead 659 * Somers Vehicle Lifts (5tn per unit or 20tn in all) c/w Small Wheel Inserts, 7.5tn Axle Stands (x4), Fifth Wheel Adapter and 3 Phase Extension Lead

660 * Comag 320 Mig Welder 661 Rapidor Reciprocating Saw

662 Reciprocating Saw 663 Work Supports

664 * Honda Engine Stone Saw c/w Diamond Blade 665 Karcher 665 Pressure Washer

666 Gas Bottle Stand c/w Austin Seven Wheels 667 * Ridgid 535 Threading Machine c/w many Dies and Holders (BSW, BSF, UNC and BSP)

668 Cabinet 669 Cabinet 670 Workshop Racking

671 Herbert no. 18V Vertical Milling Machine c/w table 76” x 30”

672 * Csepel Radial Arm Drilling Machine - Morse 5 Taper, Electro Hydraulic Gear Change & Locks, ‘T’ Slot Block and Rotates 360°

673 * Viceroy Double Ended Grinder (ex School) 674 * Elliott Shaper (ex RNEC Manadon, Plymouth) c/w Tool Box

675 * Dean Smith & Grace Lathe (Machine No. 38722- 3-71) c/w 3 Jaw & 4 Jaw Chucks and Taper Turning, Steady and Some Tools (This machine has been the backbone of the workshop and has been subject to renovation post purchase)

676 * TOS 14’ Lathe (used for Axles and Crank Shafts)

677 Machine Vice 678 Machine Vice

678A Machine Vice 679 Drill Cabinet and Wheeled Base

680 * Richards & Company (Manchester) Horizontal Borer c/w Range of Accessories, Boring Bar, Cutters, Work Supports etc. which have been used with this machine.

The next two lots (681-682) are in the Museum - for viewing arrangements please see front of catalogue – they will be sold in this position in the Sale.

681 Blackstone 15hp Diesel Stationary Engine c/w Air Start Tank (the lot number is affixed to this) and spare Cylinder in the box below and with Carters patent spring injection system

682 Waller of Stroud Inverted Vertical Steam Gas Exhauster Engine approx. 18” by 2’ stroke The above two lots can be removed by taking out a section of the surrounding panelling once the museum closes for winter at the end of October.

683 * Niftylift HR12 Cherrypicker – 200kg c/w Battery and Diesel Drives to Hydraulic Systems

684 Tower Clock Movement with Slate Faces and as far as known all parts are ready to re-install. This clock was removed from Whiteford, Stoke Climsland, when the stable block was demolished. The Brass Bell is dated ‘Whiteford 1816’ and is believed to be younger than the clock.

685 28qty. Folding Tables – The first table will be sold with the option of taking as many as required, and then the remainder will be re-offered until all are sold.

686 * Quantity of Fire Extinguishers

687 * Workshop Compressor 3ph installed in cover adjoining the workshop

701 * Matbro 250 Teleram – Purchased new in 1996/7, always worked in the Steam Village and Workshop, no outside work. Approx 3000hrs of light and interesting work c/w Bucket, Extension Forks, Hook & Jib

702 Vauxhall Combi Van – reg. WP55 HZL, full 12 Month MOT, 55,000mls

703 Aveling Barford GB Road Roller (4tn) – reg. PCV 400, first rolled tarmac in the

Isles of Scilly, for restoration.

704 Leyland GH2 Tipper – reg. CV686, purchased new by Dingles. There has been some discussion on the date that should be applied to this vehicle, the purchaser will be provided with a letter from Leyland to R Dingle & Sons stating that the chassis was laid down in 1918, believed to be one of a batch of six. It was later built to a more modern design of 1927 and

delivered to Dingles in 1929.

705 Burrell 5NHP Road Locomotive Conqueror No. 3996 of 1924 Reg. E9597 This engine was new to Messrs Hentons of Hopwas Tamworth for use in their Threshing and Haulage business. Richard is only the second owner having purchased in 1975 shortly after Mr. Henton’s passing. At that time Richard had the R. Dingle & Sons workshop at Stoke Climsland in full swing and with that resource and the help of Roger Pridham undertook a full rebuild over 5 years. The new firebox was made by Phillips (Shipbuilders) of Dartmouth. Following the rebuild Richard was to rally the engine extensively in the UK and Holland. He was one of the team known as Amalgamated Heavy Haulage with Len Crane and Jim Sarney at Black Country Museum and The Great Dorset Steam Fair. A purchaser will be only the third owner of an engine with an impeccable work and preservation provenance. Included will be the Meteor Lamps, parts replaced when Burrell’s alignment was corrected by Clive Gibbard some years ago, also included will be The booklet “Instructions to drivers”, not mint condition having been discovered in the engine tool box post purchase. Original Hentons sheets will provide a purchaser with the stencil pattern used by Hentons. These sheets were not original to Conqueror and bought by Richard at extra cost. The Heavy Haulage canopy boards are included original invoice and specification sheets and copies of the build sheets. Tax disks from 1935 are displayed in a frame and the photo album through from collection to restoration and the early rally days.

Boiler Reports for lots 705, 712, 713 & 714 are available to download by clicking on the following link:- https://www.kivells.com/sites/default/files/sales-catalogues/Combined%20Inspection%20Report.pdf

706 Burrell Near complete set of Burrell Drawings for a 5NHP Road Locomotive obtained when held by Sir William McAlpine.

707 Wagon supplied new with Conqueror. It is understood Burrells badged trailers constructed by Foster. (Photo to follow)

708 Marshall Threshing Machine 54” Heavy model used in Richard’s ownership – Bought new by Hentons specifically for use with Conqueror. Parts book and four Marshall steel wheels will be included with the thresher.

709 Davies of Shrewsbury Stationary Baler worked with Conqueror, rare and robust. (Photo to follow)

710 Clayton & Shuttleworth Chaff Cutter with second blade worked with Conqueror.

711 Richard Garrett 6hp Portable Engine. The engine spent all its working life in Cornwall having been supplied to Cornwall Council in 1924 by Dingles as agents to Garretts. Later purchased by Dingles and hired back to the Council! In Preservation this machine wandered the country until repurchased by Richard and brought home. The engine is sold out of test and will require boiler work. A set of new tubes will be sold with the engine.

712 Charles Burrell & Sons Ltd. Showman’s Engine build number 3910 7NHP “Wait and See” (Entered by the Hunt family) Purchased new by Crowther and Johnson of Leeds who ordered the engine in light yellow and white. Shortly thereafter one of the partners died which led to Burrells repossessing the engine. Pat Collins was looking for a tractor and on visiting Thetford found a better buy in Wait and See. He is said not to have liked the yellow paint and it was not long before the yellow livery was lost to red. The engine was to receive a new firebox from Midland Rolling Works just before being laid aside. It was not re-commissioned by the Hunt family in preservation when the motion was renovated by the workshop at Dingles and the paint returned to the original yellow and white. The boiler of this engine had little work post the Midland rolling Works attention and was dry stored for many years. On return to occasional preservation service the motion work received attention in Dingle’s workshop.

713 Marshall S Type Convertible put into engine form in early preservation days. Recent work includes piston rings, bearings etc making this, reportedly, a good engine to drive. Hyd. to 2025. (Entered by G Vincent Esq)

714 Aveling & Porter Roller ex Thursford Recent work includes piston rings, tubes, smoke box and injector. (Entered by G Vincent Esq)

715 Organ Verbeeck 52 key Organ purchased from The Gladiator Club in March 2004. The organ has 5 Figures and over 100 books of music and will be sold in an adapted, period 7 ½ Ton Leyland DAF lorry together with a trailed (4 wheel) generator. (Entered by G Vincent Esq)

716 Field Marshall Series One of 1946, early restoration now in good working order but looks “in working clothes” with PTO on Cross tread tyres (Entered by G Vincent Esq)

Please Note:- The following Books will be sold at 10.30am concurrently with the auction in the lower shed

Lot No. Book Title or Descriptions 1001. The Complete Encyclopaedia of Motor Cars – 1885 to present. Edited by GN Georgano 1002. Vol.1 The Book of the Motor Car – Rankin Kennedy Vol.2 The Book of the Motor Car – Rankin Kennedy Vol.3 The Book of the Motor Car – Rankin Kennedy Vol.4 The Book of the Motor Car – Rankin Kennedy 1003. The Motoring Encyclopaedia 1004. Triumphs of Transport – Boughton British Lorries 1900-1945 - CF Klapper 1005. Official programme Le Mans 1989 Jaguar – Andrew Whyte Aston Martin 1963-72 – Dudley Gersham Aston Martin Auction Sale 1949 1006. Early Cars – Michael Sedgwick The Modern World Book of Motors – LH Cade 1007. British Roads – Cornwall Past & Present – Valerie Belsey British Roads – Devon Past & Present – Valerie Belsey Devon’s Century of Change – Helen Harris Times Gone By 1856-1956 – Hulton Picture Library 1008. A Parish Album Callington – George Bishop A Pictorial View Linkinhorne - George Bishop The Book of Launceston – Arthur Bale Venning Plymouth & Plymouthians – Photos & Memories 1009. A History of Trains – C Garratt National Railway Museum York Great Western 150 1010. Henschel Review 1938 & Henschel Hefte & Original Letters Armstrong Whitworth Record 1932 1011. Fairground Architecture (Hardback) – David Braithwaite 1012. Fairground Architecture (Softback) – David Braithwaite Popular Art Past & Present – AJ Lewery 1013. Tavistock, Launceston & Princetown Railways – GH Anthony The Making of the Channel Tunnel – New Civil Engineer 1014. Savage of King’s Lynn – D Braithwaite A Circular Steam Switchback – Scrivens & Smith 1015. A Zoo on Wheels – Middlemiss 1016. Historic Fairground Scenes – Michael E Ware English Fairs – Ian Starsmore 1017. The English at the Seaside – C Marsden Tavistock Goose Fair – Clive Gunnell 1018. Steam Power on California Roads & Farms 1858-1911 – J Alexander The American Steam Traction Engine – Maurice A Kelly Steam Traction Engines & Threshing Equipment – Floyd Clymer 1019. A Century of Service (Eddisons) RA Whitehead Steam on the Road - John Reeves Steam on the Road NTET Roadrun - NTET London General Omnibus Co. 1856-1956 - London Transport English & American Steam Carriages & Tractionings – N Fletcher Steam in Action NTET Roadrun 1020. Traction Engines in Focus – John Crawley The Traction Engine Archive – Richard Willcox 1021. Kaleidoscope of Lorries & Vans – Nick Baldwin American Trucks of the late Thirties – Warne Scammell – Pat Kennett Seddon Atkinson - Pat Kennett 1022. Engines – The Search for Power (Hardback) – John Day Devon’s Roads – Michael Hawkins 1023. Road run and steam party programme 1975 National Traction Engine Roadruns 2014, 2004 1024. The Cornish Beam Engine – DB Barton The Mines of Cornwall Lands End (i) - DB Barton The Mines of Cornwall East Cornwall (vi) - DB Barton 1025. Showmen’s Engines at War – Kay Townsend Mechanical Traction in War – Lt. Col. Otfried Layriz 1026. Electrical Technology (Textbook) – H Cotton Steam Engines and Boilers – E Molloy The Steam Engine & its Inventors – RL Galloway 1027. The Tussauds Collection of Fairground Art – Christies Historic Steam Engines, Rides and Organs Sale – Cheffins Blowing our own Trumpet (mechanical music) – Leach Organs, Rides & Engines on Parade (Vol.1) Cushing’s Museum Thursford 1028. Powell & Hammer Ltd Birmingham 1925 (Parts) 1029. Our Agricultural Heritage – Esso Old Farm Tractors – Philip Wright 1030. The Steam Engine in Industry 1 – George Watkins The Steam Engine in Industry 2 – George Watkins Stationary Steam Engines of Great Britain – George Watkins A Pictorial Review of Barn Engines – Viking Publishers 1031. List of Parts Steam Wagon (damaged) – Robey & Co Hurst’s Architectural Surveyors handbook A Manual of Civil Engineering (damaged) – Prof. Rankine Design of Highway Bridges – Ketchum 1032. Autocourse & The Vintage Modern Car 1033. Steam Engines in Cornwall – Thomas Learn Cornwall’s Engine Houses – DB Barton Industrial Archaeology of the Tamar Valley – F Booker 1034. A Wonder Book of Machinery 1035. Steam Engines & Waterwheels – Woodall The Watermills of Britain – Leslie Syson 1036. Traction Engines in Review – Barry J Finch Your book of Traction Engines – Alan Bloom Painted Engines – JH Russell 1037. Operating instructions Scammell Show Track 1038. Collection of Sales Catalogues – Hocklake 1987; Tucker Collections 1990; ADT 1990&1991; Deacon, Wadebridge 1978; Stourpaine 1979 & 1982; Tom Varley 1977; Pearsons Chilbolton 1977; Wessex Machinery Museum Christies 1976; Taskers Collection Christies 1969; Thruxton 1988; Bishops Lydeard 1988; Dart Valley 1980; Mullion 1987; McAlpine Henley 1991 1039. Steam Cylinder & Valve Lubrication (technical) Specification Read Marshall Series 2 John Taylor Union Leather Works Reading Iron Works – Roy Green & J Brown Traction Engine series collectors’ cards 1040. Steam Scene Vol. 4; Scrapbook; Leyland Journal 1041. Agricultural & Road Locomotives (catalogue) – J Fowler, Leeds Fowler Precision Road Rollers (Diesel) 1042. Marshall & Sons & Co Ltd Gainsborough Parts Catalogue (photocopies) Marshall Thrashing machinery (photocopies) 1043. Ransomes Thrashing machinery (photocopies) 1044. 6x Aveling tenders for supply of machinery to Dingles (the earliest 1928) 1045. William Foster Threshing Machine catalogue (less cover) 1046. List of Parts Aveling DX rollers & instructions Running & Maintenance Aveling DX rollers 1047. Hallford spare parts list & Lanchester 11 maintenance manual 1048. Wallis & Steevens Advance parts list Vickery Tandem Roller File Marshall Diesel Roller back 1049. Aveling & Porter Steam Road Rollers single cylinder list of parts 1050. Allen Excavator Promo leaflet & spare parts booklet 1051. Aveling Barford Transfer 1052. 3x Marshall Transfers 1053. Misc. books 1054. The Tank – its birth & development – William Foster & Company 1055. Charles Burrell & Sons – Descriptive catalogue 1892 1056. Charles Burrell & Sons – Road rollers & scarifiers 1922 1057. List of parts – Burrell for Traction Engine 3295 (1911) 1058. List of parts – Burrell for Roller No.3942 1059. List of parts – Burrell for Roller 1060. Engine HP calculator 1061. Great Dorset Steam Fair catalogues & plaques (earliest 1970) 1062. Steaming modern Issues 1063. Steaming early Issues 1064. Read Locomotive Society Journals (early) 1065. Read Locomotive Society Journals (modern) 1066. Assorted Rally Programmes 1067. Ferguson Manual for TEA and TED dated 1952 1068. Marshal “Occupation Engineers” Marshal Sons and Co prepared as an interim account of Marshall activities during hostilities. 1069. Burrells instructions for working traction engine 1916 Mint Original 1070. Traction Engine Law 1909 Presented by Charles Burrell & Sons Ltd. Mint Original 1071. Marshall’s instruction book for Working and keeping in order Steam Thrashing and Dressing Machinery Original good condition 1072. Fowler Instructions for working Traction engines, Road Rollers &c. Good for age. 1073. Fowler 1898 Instructions for working Traction engines &c. Worn 1074. AJS Spares list 1951 500c.c. O.V.H. “Springtwin” Vertical Twin (Model 20)

The Road Locomotive Society will have a stand at the sale selling their new book…. "The Story of the Midland Works, A history of J. & H. McLaren”

Lifton, Devon, PL16 0AT Devon, Lifton, PL16

Location Plan Dingles Fairground Heritage Centre, Fairground Dingles Heritage