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Toy and Transport Auction Sale Lynden House, Lower Road Trading Estate Ledbury Herefordshire HR8 2SS Toy and Transport Auction Sale Lynden House, Lower Road Trading Estate Ledbury Herefordshire HR8 2SS Wednesday 30th September 2020 Sale starts at 10 a.m. Auctioneer: Chris Maulkin FNAEA Buyers Premium 18% Catalogue Price (15%+ VAT) £1.00 Card payments can be accepted by debit card ONLY, there is no charge We are UNABLE to accept credit card payment Sale Room Tel No. 07968 694746 Please note that in line with government guidelines, attendance at the sale will be limited and it will be necessary to pre-register. The sale will be conducted live using the Easylive bidding platform for remote internet bidding. Alternatively, commission bids can be left with the auctioneer. PLEASE NOTE All auction business is governed by the conditions of business, a copy of which are available upon request. 1. Whilst we endeavour to provide accurate descriptions all statements contained in the Catalogue are made without responsibility on the part of the Vendors or the Auctioneers. 2. Lots may carry abbreviations such as a/f (as found, considerable damage), the absence of such a note does not imply that the lot is without defect. 3. The lots will be sold as they stand at the time of the sale with all their qualities and defects - irrespective of their description in the catalogue. 4. Any measurements and weights are approximate. Please note all weights given are in avoirdupois ounces unless stated otherwise. 5. All statements contained in the Catalogue as to the authenticity, attribution, genuineness, origin, authorship, date, age, period, condition or quality of any lot are statements of opinion and are not to be taken as, or as implying, statements or representations of fact. 6. Intending purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to all such matters and as to the physical description of any lot. Any commission bids are accepted on the understanding and assumption that the purchaser has inspected the lot and is fully satisfied with it. 7. No person in the employment of the Auctioneers has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty in relation of any lot. 8. The Auctioneer reserves the right to fix a reserve and accept bids up to such a reserve on behalf of the vendor. All lots sold without reserve are sold at the auctioneer's discretion. ALL GOODS SOLD AS SEEN Clearance of Sale Room All items must be removed from the Sale Room prior to 5pm on the day of the sale. Any item not collected will be subject to storage and handling charges. Transfer of lots We are unable to transfer lots from one buyer to any other. Bidding increments £0 - £100 £5 increments £100 - £200 £10 increments £200 - £500 £20, £50, £80 etc £500 - £1000 £50 increments £1000 - £2000 £100 increments £2000 - £10,000 £200, £500, £800 etc £10,000 - £20,000 £1000 increments £20,000 - £50,000 £2000, £5000, £8000 £50,000+ £5000 increments John Goodwin – Sale Catalogue Lot Des cription 20 A REPRO AEC SPARES AND SERVICE 1 MICHELIN TIN ADVERTISING SIGN BASED ON ROTATING SIGN ON SUBSTANTIAL BRACKET THE ROAD MAP OF GREAT BRITAIN APPROX. APPROX. 18 INCH DIAMETER SIGN 20 40 28 INCH X 34 INCH 40 60 21 AEC COACH WINGED RADIATOR BADGE WITH 2 TIN ADVERTISING SIGN PRESSURES FOR THE INSET AEC LOGO WITH RED MICHELIN CAR TYRES APPROX. 12 INCH X 30 BACKGROUND AND MOUNTING BOX TO REAR 40 60 INCH REF 24/62/85 30 50 22 AEC COACH WINGED RADIATOR BADGE WITH 3 OLDER GOODYEAR TIN ADVERTISING SIGN THE INSET AEC LOGO WITH RED TYRE PRESSURES ALL PRESSURE GAUGES ON BACKGROUND AND MOUNTING BOX TO REAR 40 60 THESE PREMISES ARE SERVICED REGULARLY 23 2 AEC LORRY VEHICLE RADIATOR BADGE FOR YOUR SAFELY G8 CROSS PLY G800 PLATES WITH THE IMPRESSED AEC AND 1 RADIAL PLY APPROX. SIZE 14 INCH X 35 INCH 30 50 BEING THE FLATTER STYLE 40 60 4 ROVER CAR DEALERSHIP PLASTIC 24 2 TRIANGULAR AEC STYLE BADGES BUT ADVERTISING SIGN WITH ROVER BADGE MARKED FOR LONDON TRANSPORT WITH THE APPROX. SIZE 38 INCH X 30 INCH 20 40 BLUE AND RED OF THE CITY AND LONDON 5 TIN ADVERTISING SIGN GOODYEAR TRUCK TRANSPORT IN GREEN BACKGROUND FOR TYRE SERVICE AGENT APPROX. 20.5 INCH X 33 GREENLINE 30 50 INCH 30 50 25 3 AEC VEHICLE RADIATOR BADGES OF 6 CASTROL GTX OVAL ADVERTISING SIGN DIFFERENT STYLES INCLUDING 1 WITH DOUBLE SIDED DIAMETER 24 INCH WOULD BRITISH TRADEMARK TO TOP OF THE BADGE 30 50 NORMALLY BE IN THE CENTRE OF A GARAGE 26 4 AEC FLATTER RADIATOR VEHICLE BADGES 3 FORECOURT ROTATING SIGN 30 50 WITH BRITISH TRADEMARK TO THE TOP PLUS 7 TIN MICHELIN CHECK YOUR TYRE PRESSURE 1 OTHER OLDER BADGE WITH THE RAISED ADVERTISING SIGN APPROX. SIZE 25 INCH X 34 AEC LOGO ON A BLUE AND RED INCH 30 50 BACKGROUND 30 50 8 A CAST SHELL ADVERTISING “SHELL SIGN” 27 RARE ACLO 2 TRIANGULAR BRITISH WITH IMPRESSED WORD SHELL PAINTED RED TRADEMARK VEHICLE BADGES 1 WHEEL HUB AND YELLOW APPROX. 15 INCH X 15 INCH 20 40 CIRCULAR DISK AND STEERING WHEEL HUB 9 AN ENAMEL SIGN PETROL PUMPS SWITCH OFF BOSS 30 50 HERE RED LETTERS ON WHITE BACKGROUND 28 5 AEC GEAR CHANGE ADVICE PLATES THE APPROX. 12 INCH X 8 INCH TOGETHER WITH OLDEST BEING A BRASS ONE WITH AEC FORMICA DO NOT LEAVE PUMP WHILST IN SOUTHALL ON IT GEARS 1-5 AND REVERSE USE SIGN 20 40 SIMILAR WITHOUT THE WORD SOUTHALL 2, 1 10 ENAMEL SIGN PETROLEUM SPIRIT HIGHLY GEARS 1-6 WITH REVERSE IN DIFFERENT INFLAMMABLE NO SMOKING OR NAKED LOCATION AND A FORMICA BLACK AND LIGHTS SWITCH OFF ENGINE APPROX. SIZE 31 GOLD STYLE D ASHBOARD INDICATOR 30 50 INCH X 15 INCH 30 50 29 2 RAISED LARGER AEC TRIANGULAR LORRY 11 ENAMEL SIGN NO PARKING BLACK LETTERS OR COACH VEHICLE BADGES 1 ON A MAROON ON WHITE BACKGROUND APPROX. 12 INCH X 8 PART OF ALUMINIUM CAST FITTING FOR THE INCH 20 40 RADIATOR BOTH SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT 12 FRAMED PAPER ADVERTISING SIGN COLOURS DARK MAROON AND LIGHTER RED 30 50 REPRODUCTION OF PALMERS TYRES 30 AEC REAR HUB AXLE VEHICLE BOSS CENTRES TOGETHER WITH A FRAME OF VARIOUS TYRE WITH BRITISH ON THEM AND A LOGO OF AEC ADVERTS FROM OLD MAGAZINES PAID FOR 9 IN TOTAL 30 50 ADVERTS AND CUT OUTS OF MICHELIN AND 31 2 REPRODUCTION INDIVIDUAL LETTERS AEC 30 50 REGENT REMOULD TYRE ALL IN FRAMES 10 30 32 PAIR OF AEC WHEEL BOSS CENTRES WITH THE 13 REPRO ADVERTISING SIGN ENAMEL SAFETY AEC LOGO ON A RED BACKGROUND WITH FAST MG THE 1933 MG MAGNETTE K SERIES BLACK CENTRE 30 50 APPROX. 17.5 INCH X 17.5 INCH 30 50 33 3 AEC LORRY OR COACH STEERING WHEEL 14 REPRO ADVERTISING SIGN BY SHELL OIL NO CENTRE BOSSES SLIGHTLY MORE WORN WASTE NO MESS APPROX. 20.5 INCH X 14 INCH 20 40 CONDITION 30 50 15 2 PETROL CANS 1 BEING A SM AND BP 34 ALBION LORRY VEHICLE BADGE ALBION LIMITED PETROL CAN 8 SHILLINGS CLYDESDALE WITH SCOTTISH THISTLE 40 60 REPAINTED TOGETHER WITH AN OUTBOARD 35 ALBION VEHICLE FLAT RADIATOR BADGE A MOTOR PETROL CAN, BEEN RESTORED 10 30 SUPER CLYDESDALE ALTHOUGH WORN, WITH 16 LARGE VALOR DRUM ESSO BLUE PARAFFIN THE SCOTTISH THISTLE 50 80 WITH TAP AND FILLER TOGETHER WITH A 36 ALBION LORRY RADIATOR BADGE AN ALBION ALADDIN PINK PARAFFIN CAN GREY WITH CHIEFTAIN WITH SCOTTISH THISTLE 50 80 HANDLE AND SPOUT PLUS 2 OTHER CANS 1 37 AN EARLIER ALBION REIVER 229 VEHICLE PYRAMID CAN AND 1 “RED EX SQUIRT ER ” 20 40 RADIATOR BADGE 50 80 17 2 OIL POURING CANS 1 CONOCO RED AND A 38 FODEN VEHICLE RADIATOR BADGE BEING MOBILE OIL WITH THE PEGASUS WINGED PAINTED WHITE WITH A SOLID FODEN 20 40 HORSE IN USED CONDITION ESSO ANTI 39 OLDER FODEN CAST ALUMINIUM VEHICLE FREEZE CAN 10 30 RADIATOR BADGE WITH LUGS ON REAR 30 50 18 COLLECTION OF ASSORTED OIL CANS TINS 40 COLLECTION OF REPRO AEC AND NOVELTY AND ACCESSORIES COMPRISING SHELL FOUR ITEMS INCLUDING AN AEC QUARTZ CLOCK A SEASONS 2050 WATT ROMAC TYRE REPAIR BRASS SURROUND AEC SOUTHALL LONDON OUTFIT CHEMICO GRAPHITE GREASE FLUXITE ENGLAND WITH A QUARTZ CLOCK INSET 2 ALEXANDER DUCKHAM AND CO LB10 GREASE AEC 90TH ANNIVERSARY VINTAGE VEHICLE CAN DUNLOP PUNCTURE KIT SPECIAL BLACK DISPLAY PLAQUES FOR THE 2002 SHOW AT OIL VANNER AND PREST AND A LUCUS NEWARK AND REPRO LARGE AEC BATTERY FILLER GLASS DISTILLED WATER TRIANGULAR BADGE 20 40 BOTTLE CASTROL GIRLING PISTON TIN 20 40 41 CUMMINGS SUPER E SERIES AND SUPER E 320 19 GOODYEAR DIAMOND DEALER 60TH ALUMINIUM VEHICLE PLATES 20 40 ANNIVERSARY DIGITAL CLOCK (NOT TESTED) 20 40 Estimates do not include buyers premium 18% inc VAT Wednesday 30 th September 2020 John Goodwin – Sale Catalogue 42 GARDNER NICE CAST ALUMINIUM VEHICLE 58 SELECTION OF LORRY AND COACH BODY ENGINE BADGE 3 CAST ALUMINIUM GARDNER WORK BADGES INCLUDING HV BURLINGHAM PLATES OFF TOP OF ENGINE BLOCKS AND A BLACKPOOL IN BRASS EASTERN COACH GARDNER TURBO MODERN PLASTIC STYLE WORKS AND ECW HARRINGTON COACH BADGE 30 60 WORKS 2 PLAXTONS WALTER ALEXANDRA 43 ROLLS ROYCE PLASTIC FRONT VEHICLE AND CO FALKIRK JENNINGS LEYLAND BADGE AND AN ALUMINIUM ROLLS ROYCE MOTORS PDR 1/R CHASSIS PLATE DODGE VEHICLE BADGE ROLLS ROYCE 265LI 20 40 RADIATOR BADGE AND A HEAVY CAST PET 44 PERKINS DIESEL 2 VEHICLE BADGES 1 CAST CO LIMITED TRAILER PLATE 30 50 ALUMINIUM WITH THE 4 CIRCLES AND 59 2 NATIONAL BUS COMPANY DOUBLE N SIZE PERKINS DETAILS DIESEL IN THE MIDDLE AND ENAMELLED RADIATOR BADGES 20 40 HEAVIER POSSIBLY REPRO BUT WITH A 60 COLLECTION OF DUPLE GROUP COACH WORK ORIGINAL PERKINS DIESEL VEHICLE BADGE 20 40 BADGES INCLUDING A VERY OLD VINTAGE 45 1930/40 MORRIS COMMERCIAL VINTAGE DUPLE COACH WORKS WITH ENAMELLED VEHICLE RADIATOR BADGE 40 60 CENTRE WITH PART OF THE GLOBE ON BRASS 46 COLLECTION OF AUSTIN MORRIS AND BMC A LATER 1967 DUPLE COACH GROUP DIESEL BADGES INCLUDING A BRITISH RADIATOR BODY PLATE COACH BUILDER LEYLAND AUSTIN MORRIS RADIATOR BADGE BODY PLATE PLASTIC COACH WORK PLATE BMC DIESEL 2 STYLES OF CAST BADGES A AND A PRESSED DUPLE MOTOR BODIES MINISTRY OF SUPPLY
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