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Charterhouse CHARTERHOUSE Auctioneers & Valuers Auction to be held at The Bristol Classic Car Show Royal Bath & West Showground Shepton Mallet BA4 6QN Sunday 17th April 2011 at 11.30 am Entry by catalogue only Viewing th Saturday 16 April 2011 10.00 am – 4.00 pm And morning of sale from 10.00 am Automobilia can be viewed until 11.15 am A buyers premium of 10% (plus VAT) is payable on motor vehicles, a buyers premium of 15% (plus VAT) is payable on automobilia. Special Notices Please note Cheque payments are no longer accepted at our car sales Please see our terms and conditions about registration prior to sale and payment Vehicles not collected by 3.30pm on Monday 14th February will be removed to a compound at Evercreech at a cost of £50 + VAT per vehicle. Storage charges will then be levied at £40 per vehicle per week or part thereof. You are reminded of our terms and conditions of sale especially regarding insurance. Motorcycles not collected by 3.30pm on Monday 14th February will be removed to our head office in Sherborne at a cost of £30 + VAT per motorcycle. Automobilia will also be removed to our head office for collection at no charge. CHARTERHOUSE The Long Street Salerooms Sherborne Dorset DT9 3BS Telephone 01935 812277 [email protected] www.charterhouse-auctions.co.uk Automobilia 13 A BP Super shield shaped glass petrol pump an Escort RS Turbo and other similar items (qty) globe, 40 cm wide See illustration Sold for £160 Sold for £100 Starting at 11.30am 19 A Sirram four person picnic hamper, the contents comprising two aluminium canisters, two 1 A Bibendum Michelin figure, for commercial aluminium sandwich tins, kettle and burner, vehicle use, 38 cm high Sold for £15 ceramic plates, and other accessories (incomplete), in a metal case, 48 cm wide Sold for £30 2 An American bonnet embellisher, in the form of a jet aeroplane, chrome plated, 40 cm long Unsold 20 A Lines Brother Triangtois wooden model of a vintage delivery van, sign written I. Jones 3 A quantity of Tony Henton motor racing related Butchers, and having blue and black livery with colour photographs, including Le Mans Bentley red wheels, 50 cm long See illustration Sold for driven by A Wallace, B Leitzinger, E van de £140 Poele, Paul Stewart, Porsche 917 and others (box) Sold for £35 4 Ferrari 1947-1997, The Official Book, covering the first 50 years of Ferrari car production and Henry (Alan) Ferrari prototype era (1962-1973 in photographs), both with dust jackets (2) Sold for £35 5 A Sirram picnic set, cased Sold for £15 14 A Shellmex glass petrol pump globe, on an 6 A Ford RS200 dealers sales pack, comprising illuminated wooden base, 42 cm wide See two RS200 brochures, dealer new release illustration Sold for £180 21 The G Piel Company.L.I.City.N.Y long horn correspondence, seven black and white press photographs, and two posters Sold for £70 brass klaxon horn, patent no. 14912, 22.5 cm long Sold for £35 7 A pair of leather motoring gauntlets, and assorted brass grease guns (box) Sold for £50 22 A Clarion Rotax brass double bend trumpet horn, with fixing bracket, lacks bulb, 29 cm long, and a Classic Accessories single bend brass horn 8 Assorted Formula One and Motorsport volumes, (2) Unsold including Schlegelmilch (Rainer W) Grand Prix Fascination Formula One, Nichols (Richard) Fantastic Cars, King (Brad) Racing Cars, and 23 A Lucas King of the Road No. 60 trumpet horn, other similar volumes (box) Sold for £15 with fly screen, 32 cm long, and another similar (2) Sold for £25 9 Assorted Ford and other sales literature, including Anatomy of the Cortina, The Escort 24 A klaxon horn, with black painted body, and Heritage, Ford Motor Sport F1, and other similar two other similar horns (3) Sold for £25 items (box) Sold for £15 15 An AC-Delco authorised service light box, 23 x 25 Assorted motorcycle related volumes, including 62 cm See illustration Sold for £80 10 A Heritage Classics limited edition Williams Brown (Roland) The Ultimate History of Fast Renault FW16 Damon Hill Grand Prix car, Bikes, Forsdyke (Graham) The Love of 33/7500, and three others, a Lotus Mugen 107C Motorcycling, Hough (Richard) & Setright (LJK) Johnny Herbert, a McLaren-Peugeot MP 4/9 A History of The World's Motorcycles, and other Martin Brundle, and a Sauber C13Tissot Heinz- similar volumes (box) Sold for £35 Harald Frentzen, all boxed (4) Sold for £35 26 11 Assorted motoring volumes, including Macquarrie (Hector) Round The World in a Baby 27 Austin, cloth, published by Hodder & Stoughton Ltd, 1st edition, Bentley (WO) The Cars in My 16 Assorted Isle of Man TT related volumes, Life, Hillstead (AFC) Those Bentley Days, and including Davison (GS) TT Tales, Holliday (Bob) 28 other similar volumes (box) Sold for £60 Racing Round the Island - A Manx Tale of Speed on Wheels, Davison (GS) The TT Races - Behind 29 12 An MG Magnette original owner's advertising the Scenes, and other related volumes (box) Sold pack (1958), comprising a Magnette operation for £150 manual, a Magnette schedule of repair and 30 Four Rolls Royce (Crewe) tool store boxes (4) Sold for £25 adjustment, The Dunlop Tubeless Tyre instruction 17 Assorted Tony Henton colour photographs, of manual, an MG list of distributors (1958), a BMC various race meetings, including Le Mans, saloon service in Europe leaflet, a Lucas car electrical car racing, Porsche 917 and others (box) Sold for 31 Four Rolls Royce (Crewe) tool store boxes (4) equipment maintenance instruction manual, and an £35 Sold for £25 invitation letter with an application form to join the MG Car Club, all contained within an original MG Car Company Ltd envelope (qty) Sold for £50 18 Assorted Ford literature, including a Ford Rally 32 Four Rolls Royce (Crewe) tool store boxes (4) Sport (RS) sales brochure, another similar, a Ford Sold for £25 Sierra Cosworth 4x4, Dagenham November 1959, 33 Four Rolls Royce (Crewe) tool store boxes (4) 46 A vintage brass grease gun, other similar grease Sold for £25 guns, a road workers lamp, various Bartholomews maps and AA membership books (box) Sold for £25 34 Four Rolls Royce (Crewe) tool store boxes (4) Sold for £25 47 A ROP ZIP lube oil 5 gallon oil can, with an illustration of an aeroplane and another similar 35 Four Rolls Royce (Crewe) tool store boxes (4) Glico motor oils 5 gallon can, with an image of a Sold for £25 car, lacks cap (2) Sold for £100 36 Four Rolls Royce (Crewe) tool store boxes (4) 48 A BP Ethyl cast aluminium sign, 27 x 27 cm, a Sold for £25 BP Energol quart oil can, and a reproduction summer Shell (Shell-Mex) price marker 1/8 per 37 Four Rolls Royce (Crewe) tool store boxes (4) gallon (3) Sold for £50 Sold for £25 57 An Itera bicycle (The Perpetual Motion Machine), standard model, constructed from 49 fibreglass reinforced thermo-plastic and three 38 Four Rolls Royce (Crewe) tool store boxes (4) speeds Sold for £120 Sold for £25 50 39 Four Rolls Royce (Crewe) tool store boxes (4) 51 Sold for £25 52 40 EXTRA LOT: A Jaguar Mk II exhaust stainless steel centre box section Sold for £40 53 41 Eleven 2 gallon petrol cans, for Shell, Pratts, and others, all requiring restoration (11) Sold for 54 EXTRA LOT: A vintage go-kart, for £35 restoration Unsold 42 A vintage car trunk, with rexine cover, 84 cm 55 A Golden Sunbeam bicycle (circa 1907), 58 wide Sold for £50 incorporating a 24 inch frame (frame number 144799), two speed epicyclic gears and gear 59 assembly driving chain and sprockets enclosed in 43 A good selection of oil cans and jugs, including a sheet steel case Sold for £120 a Shell Motor Oil (Shell-mex Ltd) half gallon can 60 A Pocher scale model of a Fiat 1907 Grand with outer packaging, a Wakefield Castrol motor Prix racing car, with detailed engine, dashboard oil one quart jug, a similar pint jug, an Esso pint and chain drive, in a display case, 52 cm wide See jug, and other cans (box) See illustration Sold for illustration Unsold £150 61 A tin plate stylised clockwork racing car, with printed lithograph decoration, 30 cm long See illustration Sold for £70 56 A Peugeot PX-10 racing bicycle, with a white 23 inch frame constructed from Reynolds 531 tubes, rear dropouts - simplex forged steel, wheels with Mavic alloy rims, hubs - Maillard alloy quick release, gears - simplex front and rear changers, block Maillard, pedals - Lyotard steel rat trap with Christophe toe clips, chain sets - Stronglight alloy 42 D cottless with 52 tooth and 42 tooth sprockets, brakes - Mavic racer centre pulls front and rear, saddle - leather ideal record and aluminium handlebars and stem See illustration Note: The Peugeot PX10 is a copy of the Tommy Simpson which he used to great effect during the 1960s to win numerous races including the Tour de France Sold for £110 62 A Schuco 1:43 limited edition Krupp-Titan lorry and trailer, finished in green and red livery, 44 An Essolube wire cage, with eight divisions, boxed, and another, Tucher-Brau, boxed (2) and five glass Essolube bottles (6) Sold for £25 Unsold 45 A K.L.G. spark plugs tin, other tins and oil cans 63 A Schuco Montage Brabham BT 33 Formula 1 (box) Sold for £35 constructor kit, boxed Sold for £40 64 A Schuco 1:10 Zundapp KS 601 motorcycle 76 A Desmo style car mascot, Jockey Up, chrome combination, and a Solido Peugeot tricycle (1952), plated, 15 cm high, on a wooden plinth See both boxed (2) Sold for £30 illustration Sold for £90 84 Seven badge bar badges, including Festival of Britain (1951), British Field Sports Society, Tiverton Motor Club and others (7) Sold for £45 65 A GMP Parnelli Jones Racing 1:18 2 4-cam Ford dirt champ die-cast model, boxed Sold for £25 85 A J.C.C.
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