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+61-0418-380-845 Fax: ABN: 14 007 142 220 OLDIES COLLECTABLES P.O. BOX 86 MT EVELYN VIC, 3796 Phone: +61-0418-380-845 Fax: ABN: 14 007 142 220 ONLINE AUCTION - 4 03/06/2020-11/06/2020 LOT # LOT # 1 1960's MK10 Jaguar 4 Door Sedan Newall Fine Bone China Cup "VINTAGE CHARM" Series, Ne Original Motor With Twin Overhead Cams, Complete Condition, "ELIZABETHAN" Mug, 'KENGINSTON" Tea Pot, "GRINDLEY" Restorers Dream, Needs Some TLC, Has Been Out In The Creamer, "ROYAL DOULTON WINTER" Mouse Tea Cup, 'ROYAL Weather 1,500.00 - 2,500.00 ALBERT THE PICNIC" Saucer, "COLOUGH" Side Plate & 'ROYAL ALBERT OLD COUNTRY ROSES" Tea Cup 55.00 - 90.00 2 1993 Range Rover Ne When Last Used Petrol Pump Had Gone And has Been Left 9 Handmade Hardwood Desk Top Trinket Box Standing Since 2013, Would Make An Ideal Parts Car, Body Okay Ne With Brass Inlay Of Elephants & Taj Mahal, 18cm x 9cm x 4cm Except For Drivers & Passenger Door On Right Side Is Dented, High 20.00 - 45.00 Good Rear Tyres, Complete With Roof Rack & Tow Bar, Would Be A Good Project Car, Sold As Is, Pick Up Near Wandin 100.00 - 10 2 Matching Royal Albert "OLD COUNTRY ROSES" Sets 500.00 Ne Includes Dinner Plates, Saucers & Tea Cups, Good Condition, No Chips 35.00 - 70.00 3 1998 HSE 4.6LT Ranger Rover Ne Body Okay With Some Minro Dents, Original Facory Fitted Mag 11 Walt Disney Cartoon Cell Of Lady & The Tramp Wheels, Bull Bar, Towing Bar, Upholstery Ok, Motor Had Done A Ne Framed, Limited Edition 800.00 - 995.00 Cyclinder Head Gasket At The Time, Was Parked And Left, Good Card For Parts Or A Project Car, Sold As It, Pick Up Wandin 12 1950's Relic Peddle Car 100.00 - 100.00 Ne Needs Some TLC And Would Make A Great Project Piece, A/F 50.00 - 95.00 4 2008 3.7LT Jeep Cherkoee Sports Model Ne Complete With Sun Roof, Roof Rack Bars, Tow Bar, Leather 13 Third Reich Style Car Pennant Interior, Original Mag Wheels, 2 New Tyres, Okay Body & Ne Red Cotton Body With Swastika To Center, Double Sided 55.00 - Upholstery, Motor Runs But Does Require Attention, 120,000kms, 90.00 Car Is Currently Registered, Pick Up Is In Mt Evelyn, Sold As Is, No Roadworthy 1,100.00 - 5,000.00 14 Old German Print Of Adolf Hitler Ne Has Been Framed And Folded At Some Point, German Writing Is 5 Retro Bathurst 1000 Scale Model Slot Car Set To The Bottom, 51cm x 41cm 95.00 - 140.00 Ne Was Bought 2nd Hand And Has Not Been Used, Does Appear Complete, A/F 35.00 - 50.00 15 Vintage Brass & Copper 1960's Fire Extinguisher Ne Is Dated 1967, Complete With Original Hose Fittings, 50cm High 6 Large Coca Cola Santa Clause Promotional Cut Out 120.00 - 195.00 Ne Appears To Be Free Standing, Good Conditional But Has Been Folded Across The Center At Some Time, Stands 120cm High 65.00 - 110.00 16 1942 Style Third Reich Combat Steel Helmet Ne Complete With Leather Liner 290.00 - 395.00 7 "Shell Lubricating Oils" Marked Enamel Sign Ne 40cm x 50cm 160.00 - 225.00 17 Book "RED PLATYPUS" Ne "24TH AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BRIGADE 1940-1945", 84 Pages, Printed 1946, History Of The Australian Unit, Includes 8 Collection Of English China Cups, Saucers Etc. Photographs, Showing Some Wear, But Still Good Readable Ne This Is A Great Interesting Mixed Lot 12 Piece In Total Includes Condition 35.00 - 70.00 Matching Royal Albert Cup & Saucer, Summertime Series,2 x OLDIES COLLECTABLES Page: 2 ONLINE AUCTION - 4 03/06/2020-11/06/2020 LOT # LOT # 18 Hardcover Book "British Military Swords" 30 Cast Iron Golden Fleece Ram Money Bank Ne "From 1800 To The Present Day", By John Wilkinson Latham, Ne Painted Detail 65.00 - 110.00 Printed 1967, 94 Pages, Includes Black & White Photographs, This Is A Great Reference Book - (4) 45.00 - 90.00 31 Round "GOLDEN SHELL MOTORCYCLES" Sign Ne 36cm Round 130.00 - 195.00 19 Renactors Steel Gladiators Style Helmet Ne Barbed Face Guard 80.00 - 140.00 32 Cast Ming Dynsty Style Horse Ne 85.00 - 140.00 20 WWI Era Folding Camera Ne Marked "CONTESSA-NETTER" With Leather Case 145.00 - 33 Cast Fred Flintstone Money Bank 255.00 Ne Painted Detail 75.00 - 130.00 21 Cast Entry Door Plaque 34 Modified Italian 1891 Model Bayonet Ne Marked "DO YOU BELIEVE IN LIFE AFTER DEATH ENTER THIS Ne Modified For WWII, Straight Fullered Blade, Straight Quillon, 2 PROPERTY AND FIND OUT", Painted Detail, 32cm x 17cm 65.00 Piece Carved Wooden Grip, Complete With Leather Scabbard & - 110.00 Frog 160.00 - 255.00 22 Enamel "GOLDEN FLEECE" Gate Sign 35 Spanish 1941 Model Bolo Bayonet Ne 30cm x 10cm 65.00 - 110.00 Ne Traditional Bolo Shaped Fullered Blade With Makers Hallmark To Base & Stamped "TOLEDO" & Is Numbered To Reverse, 2 Piece 23 Third Reich Style "DEUTSCHE LUFTWAFFE" Arm Band Checkered Wooden Grip, Complete With Steel Scabbard & Ne With Eagle & Swastika To Center, Clearly Stamped To Inside Webbing Frog 140.00 - 250.00 65.00 - 110.00 36 Small Silver Third Reich Luftwaffe Platter 24 Brass Trench Arted Shell Ne Engraved Detail With Luftwaffe Eagles To Both Top & Bottom Ne Made Into Cap With Reverse Being An Ashtray, Engraved 395.00 - 550.00 'WORLD WAR 14 -18", With Copper Chin Strap 295.00 - 350.00 37 Lot Of 3 Miniature Michelin Figurines 25 WWII Fighting Knife Ne 45.00 - 90.00 Ne ReShaped Blade, Wooden & Alloy Bound Grip, These Were Made By The US Troops When They Were Stationed On The Islands & 38 Vintage US Squirrel Trap Airforce Carriers 90.00 - 145.00 Ne Round Center Foot Plate With Faded Makers Name 65.00 - 110.00 26 Brass Third Reich Style Adolf Hitler Pocket Knife 39 6 Old Collectable Childrens Toy Cars & Trucks Ne Eagle & Swastika To One Side With Scene Of Adolf Hitler To Ne Includes Old Matchbox & Lesney, Showing, These Are Well Played Reverse 85.00 - 140.00 With Items 45.00 - 110.00 27 Engraved Third Reich SS Cigarette Tin 40 Cast Bronze Coloured Skull Door Knocker Ne Engraved With Eagle Clutching SS Runes & Swastika With Ne 75.00 - 140.00 German Wording, 280.00 - 395.00 41 Pair Of Cast Owl Bookends 28 Boxed Compass Ne Painted Detail 85.00 - 140.00 Ne 125.00 - 195.00 42 Third Reich Style State Service Flag 29 Vintage Handforged Brass Heart Shaped Padlock Ne Cotton Flag. With Eagle & Swastika To Top Corner With Swastika Ne Hinged Key Door Marked "S", Complete With Fixture To Base To Center, 90cm x 60cm 180.00 - 255.00 35.00 - 50.00 OLDIES COLLECTABLES Page: 3 ONLINE AUCTION - 4 03/06/2020-11/06/2020 LOT # LOT # 43 Third Reich Style SS Officers Belt Buckle 55 Cast Horse Bust Door Stop Ne & Leather Belt 180.00 - 255.00 Ne 45.00 - 90.00 44 Polish 1945 Model Bayonet 56 Round Embossed "NEPTUNE" Door Plaque Ne Straight Spear Point Fullered Blade, 2 Piece Dark Brown Bakerlight Ne Painted Detail, 14cm Round 45.00 - 90.00 Grip, Dated "1958" On Crossguard, Complete With Steel Scabbard 145.00 - 225.00 57 Cast "HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLE" Door Plaque Ne 33cm x 26cm 75.00 - 130.00 45 Brass WWI Imperial German Trench Arted Shell Ne Engraved Sailing Scene, Shell Has Been Signed By With Soldier & 58 Renactors Gladiators Steel Helmet Dated 1921, Shell Is Stamped "SCHNEIDER & C." & Dated 1913 Ne Includes Face Plate With Cut Out Eyes, Center Nose Plate & To The Underside 195.00 - 260.00 Mouth Guard, Adorned With Spikes, Complete With Leather Chin Strap 165.00 - 290.00 46 Malay Kris Ne Hand Forged Meteorite Blade, Caved Wooden Grip & Scabbard 59 5Cast Donald Trump Mechanical Money Bank With Brass Embossed Overlay 295.00 - 450.00 Ne Painted Detail, Wording To Reverse 65.00 - 110.00 47 Large Old Style Padlock 60 Round Cast 'GOLDEN FLEECE MOTOR SPIRIT" Sign Ne Engraved "PAULY JAIL", Complete With Key 175.00 - 250.00 Ne 36cm Round 130.00 - 195.00 48 Cast Boxing Mechanical Kangaroo Figurine 61 Third Reich SS Trinket Box Ne Painted Detail 65.00 - 110.00 Ne Engraved With SS Runes & Divisional Marks 240.00 - 355.00 49 Vitnage Brass "HONESTY" 10 Lever Padlock 62 Lot 4 Large Coins/Tokens Ne Hinged Key Door, Marked With Makers Name, Complete With Ne Includes 1981 Royal Wedding Token, 1965 Churchill Token, Five Single Key 85.00 - 140.00 Shilling Token & 25 Year Royal Wedding Anniversay Token, Dated 1972 65.00 - 110.00 50 Indo Persian Knife Ne Curved Blade With Raised Center Rib, Leather Bound Grip & 63 Large Ancient Roman Coin Sheath With Embossed Silver Fittings With Cord Binding 120.00 - Ne Dating Back To 3rd Cent. A.D. 75.00 - 110.00 195.00 64 Middle Eastern Engraved Blade Dagger 51 Brass Lawman Style Badge Ne 130.00 - 195.00 Ne Marked "DEPUTY U.S. MARSHAL OKLAHOMA TERR.", Complete With Pin Back 35.00 - 50.00 65 South American Fighting Knife Ne Flared Blade, Marked "Made In El Salvador", With Coloured Coat 52 3 Cased Fossilised Teeth Of Arms To Reverse", 2 Piece Black Horn Grip, Complete With Ne Includes Shark & Crocodile 95.00 - 140.00 Tooled Leather Sheath & Fringing 160.00 - 225.00 53 Small Brass Pocket Telescope 66 5Vintage Carved Wooden Police Baton Ne Complete With Leather Case 65.00 - 110.00 Ne Grooved Wooden Grip, Complete String Wrist Band 120.00 - 165.00 54 5Michelin Man On Stool Ne Painted Detail, Made From Poly Resin, Stands 28cm High 75.00 - 67 WWI 1916 German Ersatz Model All Steel Bayonet 130.00 Ne Straight Blade, Faded Markings To Crossguard, All Steel Handle & Scabbard 245.00 - 350.00 OLDIES COLLECTABLES Page: 4 ONLINE AUCTION - 4 03/06/2020-11/06/2020 LOT # LOT # 68 Cast 'NETPUNE" Door Plaque 81 Brass & Enamel Petrol Bowser Plate Ne Painted Detail 40.00 - 95.00 Ne 45.00 - 90.00 69 Enamel "SHELL" Door Plaque 82 Embossed "HARELY-DAVIDSON" Door Plaque Ne 30cm x 10cm 65.00 - 110.00 Ne Painted Detail 45.00 - 90.00 70 Cast "GOLDEN FLEECE" Advertising Anvil 83 Brazilian FAL Type C All Steel Socket Bayonet Ne Painted Detail 65.00 - 110.00 Ne Straight Blade, Steel Grip & Scabbard With Webbing Frog With Steel
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