Sporting & Collectors Sale

Wednesday 4th August 2010 commencing at 10.00am

For sale by auction at The Auction Rooms Dowell Street Honiton EX14 1LX

ON VIEW Saturday 31st July 9.00am to 12.00 noon Monday 2nd August 9.00am to 5.15pm Tuesday 3rd August 9.00am to 5.15pm Morning of sale from 9.00am.

Catalogue £7 (£8.50 by post) Front cover lots 34, 38 and 53 Back cover detail of lot 1327

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DIRECTORS D.J.K.Goddard, B.A. (Hons), A.S.F.A.V., R.E. Littlewood, B.A. (Hons), N.J. Saintey, A.S.F.A.V.

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SPECIALIST DEPARTMENTS Books, Manuscripts and Photographs Richard Bearne Ceramics and Glass Nicholas Saintey, Andrew Thomas Clocks Leigh Extence Furniture Christopher Hampton, Gillian Westell (Consultant) Jewellery Jethro Marles Maritime and Sporting Brian Goodison-Blanks Pictures Daniel Goddard, Martin Scadgell (Consultant) Silver Peter Kenway, Martin McIlroy Works of Art, Collectors’ Items Martin McIlroy Valuations for Probate and Insurance Richard Bearne, Christopher Hampton, Andrew Thomas

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2 Sporting & Collectors sale categories

DAVID SHEPHERD...... 1 - 65 CERAMICS AND GLASS...... 66 - 97 SILVER & METALWARES...... 98 - 122 HUNTING AND EQUESTRIAN...... 123 - 179 TAXIDERMY ...... 180 - 220 SHOOTING & RELATED ...... 221 - 232 AIR RIFLES & PISTOLS...... 233 SPORTING GUNS...... 234 - 246 GUNS – OTHER CALIBRES...... 247 - 262 EDGED WEAPONS ...... 263 - 331 MEDALS & MILITARIA...... 332 - 433 TRUNCHEONS...... 434 - 455 FISHING...... 456 - 502 OTHER SPORTS (RUGBY, FOOTBALL, TENNIS ETC)...... 503 - 521 TRANSPORT AND MOTORING...... 522 - 550 PICTURES...... 551 - 612 BOOKS...... 613 - 639 STAMPS...... 640 - 678 POSTCARDS & CIGARETTE CARDS...... 679 - 699 PIPES ...... 700 - 749 COINS...... 750 - 755 TEXTILES ...... 756 - 772 DOLLS & TEDDY BEARS...... 773 - 857 DIECASTS...... 858 - 977 OO/HO GAUGE RAILWAYS...... 978 - 1069 O GAUGE RAILWAYS...... 1070 - 1183 LARGER GAUGE RAILWAY...... 1184 - 1186 FULL SIZE RAILWAYS...... 1187 - 1201 TOYS & COLLECTABLES...... 1202 - 1349

3 Information for Buyers

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4 David Shepherd 1. A Royal Doulton figure “W.G. The following lots are the personal collection of David Shepherd Grace (1848 - 1915)” HN M.B.E. (1940 - 2009) International Test Cricket Umpire. 3640, No 36/9,500, with certificate, also a Doulton David Shepherd’s career as a player with Gloucestershire character jug “W.G. Grace” spanned the years 1965 - 1979 and he was noted more for his D6845 (2). shot placement than his speed. In 1981 he began his career as £60-100 an umpire, quickly becoming well known as one of the fairest 2. officials in the game of cricket. Within two years he was selected Four Doulton character as part of the official 1983 World Cup panel, standing in his first jugs, “Len Hutton” D6945, Test Series with Dickie Bird in the fourth test of the 1985 Ashes “Jack Hobbs” D7131, “Denis Series at Old Trafford. Compton” D7076 and “Fred Trueman OBE” D7090, two Universally recognised and loved by players and supporters, with certificates (4). his maxims were that the game was to be enjoyed; it must be £60-80 played fairly and that umpires should have essential respect for 3. the players. That respect was reciprocated. Three Doulton character jugs “Harold Dennis ‘Dickie’ Bird” David Shepherd was known for his idiosyncrasies such as D70681, “Johnners, Brian hopping on both legs every time the score reached 111 or Johnston” D7018 and “Ian multiples thereof. He was also known to wear a matchstick Botham O.B.E.” D7091, also under his watch on Friday the 13th in order that he could be in an Endurance resin figure of constant contact with wood. Many supporters still mirror his Ian Botham (4). hand waving when signalling boundaries. £40-60 4. His character and spirit, along with his passion for the sport, is A Doulton collectors plate best described in Wisden’s Almanack “The authorities struggle “The History of the Ashes” for a definition of the spirit of cricket. Perhaps the best answer is DN186, No 1465/7,500, with David Shepherd” (Wisden’s 2010). certificate, and a porcelain plate “Sharajoh Champions Trophy 1986”. £30-40 5. A glass presentation trophy for the “Inaugural Test Match Bangladesh v India, November 10-14 2000, Bangabandhu National Stadium, Dhaka”, on stepped clear perspex plinth, and a wooden shield and three leather wallets, all commemorating the same event (5). £40-60 6. Two blown glass ships in bottles, both presented to David Shepherd in 2002, “ICC Umpire” and “100th ODI, April 12”, also two Texaco Trophy 1992 England v Pakistan glass paperweights and a Northern District Cricket Association tankard. £40-60

5 7. 13. 19. A collection of eight pewter Cornhill Insurance Test Series National Westminster Bank tankards with engraved Commemorative Medallions: Trophy inscriptions and dedications England v New Zealand 1994 1987 Northamptonshire v to David Shepherd, one England v South Africa 1994 Nottinghamshire inscribed “Sorry Skipper, I (2). 1988 Middlesex v thought I could clear him. £40-60 Worcestershire To David from his pals of 14. £30-40 Devon C.C.C.”, also one Cornhill Insurance Test Series 20. copper tankard Zambia v Commemorative Medallions: National Westminster Bank Gloucestershire “1971”. England v India 1996, First Test Trophy £80-120 Headingley 1990 Lancashire v 8. England v Pakistan 1996, Northamptonshire A Texaco Trophy cricket bat Second Test Headingley (2). Leicestershire v spirit flask for England v £40-60 Northamptonshire, Lords 1992 Australia 1989, a 1985 circular 15. £30-40 silver plate Texaco Trophy, two Cornhill Insurance Test Series 21. Texaco Trophy quartz clocks Commemorative Medallions: National Westminster Bank and a pewter hip flask initialed England v South Africa 1998, Trophy “D.R.S.” First Test Edgbaston Warwickshire v Worcestershire, £40-50 England v Sri Lanka 1998, The Lords 1994 9. Oval Essex v Lancashire, Lords 1996 Cornhill Insurance Test Series England v New Zealand 1999, Gloucestershire v Somerset, Commemorative Medallions: Third Test Old Trafford (3). Lords 1999 England v New Zealand 1986, £60-80 £50-60 The Oval 16. 22. England v Pakistan 1987, Cornhill Insurance Test Series The Nat West Series Headingley (2). Commemorative Medallions: Umpire, The Final, Lords 10th £40-60 England v West Indies 2000, July 2004 10. First Test Edgbaston The Nat West Challenge Cornhill Insurance Test Series England v West Indies 2000, Umpire 2005 Commemorative Medallions: Fifth Test, The Oval (2) £40-60 England v West Indies 1988, See illustration page 40 23. Lords, Headingley £40-60 Rothmans Challenge Cup, England v Australia 1989, 17. Sharajah 1985 Headingley, Trent Bridge (2). Benson & Hedges Cup Gilt N Power Test Series 2001 £40-60 Presentation Medallions: England v Pakistan, Old 11. Kent v Middlesex July 12th Trafford Cornhill Insurance Test Series 1986 and an unmarked cup. Commemorative Medallions: Essex v Nottinghamshire July £20-30 England v India 1990, The 15th 1989 24. Oval Lancs v Worcs July 13th 1991 A 1999 Cricket World Cup oval England v West Indies 1991, (3) gilt presentation medallion, Headingley, Edgbaston (2). £30-50 inscribed “Thank you for £40-60 18. your personal contribution” 12. Benson & Hedges Cup Gilt and an ICC Knockout Kenya Cornhill Insurance Test Series Presentation Medallions: 2000 medallion with cricket Commemorative Medallions: Derby v Lancs July 10th 1993 ball verso, both in Asprey & England v Pakistan 1992, Old Kent v Lancs July 13th 1995 Garrard boxes. Trafford, The Oval Kent v Surrey July 12th 1997 £40-60 England v Australia 1993, (3) Lords, Edgbaston £30-50 England v West Indies 1995 (3). £60-80

6 25. 32. 38. An Asprey silver 1991 Wills International Cup 1998 - An English Cricket Board blue Crickathon presentation A gilt trophy of a batsman mid blazer with embroidered breast medallion, “Presented to The strike on a circular socle, also a pocket, with a hand written Crickathon World Trophy commemorative brass key for label “David Shepherds ECB Players Wembley 1991”, the same tournament. blazer of recent years”, also London 1991. See illustration page 40 signed by David Shepherd in See illustration page 40 £50-80 an ECB Kent & Curwen case. £40-60 33. See illustration on front cover 26. BBC South West Sports Awards £50-60 ICC Champions Trophy, Sri “Lifetime Achievement Award 39. Lanka 2002 - An Asprey silver 2005 sponsored by BBC A collection of various cricket presentation medallion and a Spotlight”, clear perspex with club, organisation and related presentation cricket ball. silver microphone to centre. ties (A Lot). See illustration page 40 See illustration page 40 £40-60 £40-60 £100-150 40. 27. 34. A similar lot. Digicel Test Series 2005 - A A collection of eight cricket £40-60 circular silver medallion West bails, three unmarked, five 41. Indies v Pakistan, with laurel marked in pen to one end A similar lot. wreath verso, cased. commemorating the matches £40-60 £80-100 in which they were used:- 42. 28. A similar lot. Jamaica Cricket Association Texaco England v India 1986 £40-60 - A presentation plaque with Oval 43. oval torch and laurel wreath England v India Lords June A similar lot. decoration, “Presented to 1986 £40-60 David Shepherd by the B + H Final 1986 Kent v 44. Jamaican Cricket Association Middlesex A similar lot. in appreciation of the RESPECT 1987 NAT-WEST Final Notts v £40-60 received and ENJOYMENT Northants 45. given during his years as England v Pakistan Headingley A similar lot. International Umpire, Sabina 1987 £40-60 Park 2005”. together in a glass etched D.S. 46. £40-60 G.C.C.C. A similar lot. 29. See illustration on front cover £40-60 A QPCC presentation plaque £200-300 47. West Indies v South Africa 35. A similar lot contained in a 2nd Test Match 2005, also Two ICC blazers, both with National cricket bag. two Bangladesh presentation embroidered logos to breast £40-60 plaques and an Indian Oil pocket, one also embroidered 48. 2002 trophy (4). Umpire with ID card in pocket, A similar lot contained in a £40-60 also several other passes, etc. Carling Lager bag. 30. £80-120 £40-60 A bottle of Harris Port, Grande 36. 49. Reserve 1940, in wooden case A dark blue blazer, with blue A similar lot. with label “Presented to ‘Shep’ embroidered lion rampant to £40-60 by the J.J.? Society, County breast pocket. 50. Ground Bristol 25.9.05”. £40-60 A similar lot. £40-60 37. £40-60 31. An English Cricket Board A Lords cricket bat, signed by blazer by John Barry, with Glamorgan cricket players. embroidered breast pocket, See illustration page 40 together with ECB identity £40-50 card 2004. £50-70

7 51. 57. 62. A Canterbury C.C.C. tie with A collection of press Jack Russell M.B.E. - A signed note ‘A momento of the week and official tournament limited edition print ‘The at Canterbury from Hamish photographs of David Home of Legends’, signed and Brian ...’, also three gilt tie Shepherd, also several in pencil 118/300 with clips, three presentation quartz newspaper cuttings etc. presentation plaque ‘Presented watches and a woollen cupie £60-80 by Nottinghamshire County doll etc. 58. Cricket Club on June 21st £40-60 Australian Cricket Team World 2005 to David Shepherd 52. Cup Tour 1987 signatures, also to commemorate his final A mahogany cased marine New Zealand team signature International test match at chronometer style quartz desk 1987 and several photographs Trent Bridge’, 48cm x 72cm. clock, a Texaco trophy, leather including one of DIckie Bird £100-150 cased spirit flask and cups and in a a state of unreadiness in a 63. a collection of cricket related hotel room. Jack Russell M.B.E. - A signed table mats etc (A Lot). £60-100 limited edition print ‘Newvil £40-50 59. Road, Bristol’,, signed and 53. A signed photograph David numbered 111/500, inscribed A collection of various cricket Shepherd, David Bride and ‘To Shep, A True Great! balls , one in match worn Raymond Julian, Gloucester Congratulations on a brilliant condition, another stamped V Derbyshire Sept 1999, a career, Jack Russell, 25th ‘Benson & Hedges World Cup photograph of Sussex County Septmeber 2005’, 29cm x Launch Dinner, Sydney Cove, ground, signed to the back by 29cm. February 19, 1992’ and an member and a signed print * Notable that Jack Russell has album of Players Cricketers ‘Scarborough’, after Terry saved print number III for David 1938. Harrison (3). knowing of his ‘Lord Nelson’ Part illustration on front cover £50-70 quirk. £50-70 60. £120-150 54. A signed limited edition 64. Debretts ‘People of Today#, print ‘World Cup Semi Final A limited edition print ‘The ‘The Cricket Winter Annual Edgbaston 1999 Australia V Lords Pavillion - The M.C.C. 1969/70’, ‘A History of South Africa’ after Jocely - Bicentenary Lords 1987’, Tavistock Cricket Club with Galsoworthy, 56/250, signed signed by David Shepherd, forward by David Shepherd’, in pencil lower right, 43cm x Dickie Bird and other M.C.C. ‘A Hundred Years of County 33cm. members, 45cm x 60cm. Cricket’ and a Bideford Town £50-60 £60-100 Council Crest. 61. 65. £40-60 A signed limited edition print A signed print ‘The County 55. ‘County Cricket at Cheltenham Ground Taunton’, 137/500, A collection of various Test College’, no 51/850, after signed lower right, with and International test match Georff Jones, signed in pencil dedication to mount ‘To Shep, programmes. to mount and inscribed ‘To best wishes on your retirement £40-60 David Shepherd with best from all at Somerset C.C.C., 56. wishes’, 27cm x 41cm. also signed by members Pearie (B.) ‘Cricket at the £40-60 around the border. Crystal Palace’, with letter by See illustration page 40 the author David Shepherd £60-100 apologising for the delay in sending a copy of the book, also ‘The Pictorial History of Cricket’ (2). £40-60

8 Ceramics and Glass 74. 83. A collection of various 19th A Royal Worcester Hadley 66. Century and later hunting Ware porcelain oviform pourri A 19th Century Prattware themed mugs and loving jar and foliate pierced cover jug decorated with a hunting cups, to include a Copeland enamelled with a cock and scene, highlighted in blue, Spode breakfast cup and hen pheasant on a fir branch green and brown colour saucer etc. by A.C. Lewis, 15.5 cm high, glazes, 16cm high £60-100 green backstamp and date £20-30 75. code for 1905. 67. A set of four Royal Worcester See illustration page 39 An English majolica oval twin- ornithological decorated £200-300 handled game dish and cover plates. 84. in the Minton style, the branch £40-60 A Royal Copenhagen porcelain handle above duck, hare and 76. figure of a Grouse (2261) blackbird decorated cover and A hunting decorated cup modelled after the original basket weave body, 35 cm saucer and bowl. by Herold, painted blue width. £40-60 wave mark, green backstamp £250-350 77. and date code for 1951, a 68. A moulded pottery jug with miniature Meissen porcelain An equestrian decorated hunting scene decoration, group of two chicks emerging glass confiture and cover, on 21cm. high. from an egg on an upturned a single knop stem, 31cm £40-60 basket, blue crossed swords high, and a glass tankard with 78. and incised H.191, together engraved stag decoration (2) A Tuscan bone China Hunting with four further bird groups. £40-60 themed part tea service, with (6) 69. hand painted decoration of £120-160 A Bohemian amethyst glass huntsman and hounds by 85. comport copper wheel Dulcie Vaughan, to include A Doulton B.S.A. shooting engraved Stag decoration, on sugar bowl, milk jug etc. trophy jug, with silver a single knop faceted stem and £40-60 mounted rim, Birmingham ivy decorated foot, 18cm high. 79. 1922 (a/f) £80-120 A contemporary E.P.N.S £20-30 70. mounted claret jug in the form 86. A Bohemian purple glass vase of a Mallard, 17cm high. A pair of Royal Doulton with engraved stag decoration, £20-30 stoneware and silver mounted on a faceted foot, 14cm high 80. beakers. £40-60 A Beswick model of a £20-30 71. huntsman on a leaping horse, 87. A set of six clear glass number 868, 14cm high A Royal Doulton stoneware wine goblets of generous £60-80 and silver mounted harvest proportions the bucket shaped 81. jug, with green glaze banding bowls set on straight stems A Royal Worcester (Palissey) and two matching beakers. and conical feet each engraved dinner and tea service of London 1907. with cock fighting scenes, “Game Series” pattern, to £20-30 the first and last entitled include circular tureens and 88. ‘The set to’ and ‘The death’ covers, dessert bowls etc, A collection of sporting respectively, 20.5 cm high. with polychrome transfer themed plates and drinking £100-120 decoration and border. glasses (14). 72. £120-140 £30-40 A Beswick equestrian figure 82. 89. Shire Mare Lying (2459) under A Royal Worcester hound A fox moulded three-piece grey gloss. whistle. pottery tea service and five £120-150 £250-300 mugs. 73. £50-60 A late 19th century glass stirrup cup in the form of a boot £20-30 9 90. Silver and metalwares 107. Three Worcester porcelain A brass watch chain with seal plates bird decoration. 98. and ‘newmarket 1902 private £80-100 A silver hip flask, initialled stand’. 91. W.F.W.N., Birmingham 1900. £40-60 A Royal Doulton limited edition £30-40 108. plate ‘The Meet’ and an 99. A cold painted bronze figure of assorted china and glass with A silver scroll engraved a Pheasant, raised on an ebony hunting decoration. cigarette case - Birmingham plinth base. £20-30 1920, a small EPNS and £40-60 92. pigskin leather hip flask, a 109. A group of seven Crown Derby silver plated and leather hip Two silver and enamel Reading mugs decorated with hunting flask with cup. Wednesday league football scenes. £50-60 medals on chain, Birmingham £20-30 100. 1924/25. 93. A late 19th century circular £20-30 A Sitzendorf porcelain fox Holosteric aneroid barometer 110. hunting figure group. on a spelter base in the form of Sally Rutherford - A cold £80-100 a Scottish guile with horse and painted bronze of a running 94. dog, 38cm high. hound, on a naturalistic base, A Royal Doulton rectangular £120-180 signed, number 21/85, 24cm cigarette casket and 101. long. cover with Hunting scene A silver two handled sports £200-250 decoration, and four matching trophy and cover, and two 111. individual ashtrays. other silver sports trophies, Sally Rutherford - A bronze £20-30 (various assays). figure of a rolling horse, 95. £80-100 stamped “S.A.R. 7/50”, 19cm A Minton porcelain bowl 102. long. enamelled with pheasants, A Beswick equestrian figure £150-200 signed H Holland, 28cm Grazing Shire (1050) under 112. diameter. grey gloss. Sally Rutherford - A cold £40-60 £200-250 painted bronze of a running 96. 103. fox, signed, number 17/50, Four game bird plates. A Beswick equestrian figure 14.5cm long. £20-30 Psalm Ann Moore Up (2535) £120-150 97. under matt brown. 113. A Royal Worcester porcelain £150-180 Sally Rutherford - A bronze Hunting themed part 104. figure of a running fox, on coffee set, with polychrome A Beswick equestrian naturalistic base, signed, lithograph decoration. equestrian figure Psalm, under number 15/50, 14.5cm long. £40-60 matt brown. £120-160 £80-120 114. 105. A bronze figure of a greyhound A Beswick equestrian figure in the manner of Phillips. Morgan Horse Tarryall £100-150 Maestro, under matt black. 115. £80-120 A silver plated horn with brass 106. mouthpiece, unsigned 35cm, A silver model of a hound 14’’ long. “Dancer”, raised on an ebony £50-100 plinth with plaque, “Presented to J.W.Tozer M.F.H by the followers of the East Devon Hunt in appreciation of his eight years as master 1955- 1963” London 1962. £100-150 10 116. Hunting and 128. A modern silver desk Rancher. Forrard-On ! paperweight of circular form equestrian Illustrated by Lionel Edwards, (filled), surmounted by a cast org. cloth, large 4to, 1930. 123. model of a fox, Birmingham With ... RANCHER. Tally-Ho A machine made tapestry wall assay and 925 marks, 6cm Back ! Illustrated by Lionel hanging of a hunting scene, in high. Edwards, org. cloth. large 4to, the 18th century style,133 x £35-40 1931. 103cm. 117. (2) £40-60 A yellow metal mounted £40-80 123A preserved fox foot brooch. 129. An early 20th Century £20-30 A late 19th century Indian teak photograph by W. Rouch & 118. and metal mounted Howdah, Co - “Royal Mail (ridden by E. P.Hugonnet (XIX-XX century) having pierce work pediment Williams) by My Prince - Flying An early 20th Century and spindle gallery rails to each May, Winner of the Grand continental Art-Deco bronze side, with geometric decorated National 1937”, signed in ink group of two pheasants on a painted metal bow ends and Evan Williams (Jockey) and Ivor black slate plinth signed “P. woven seat, supported on four Anthony (Trainer). Hugonnet”, 77cm long. small metal feet, 150 x 93cm. £100-150 See illustration page 39 See illustration page 40 124. £500-700 £800-1200 Surtees, R. S. Hunts With 119. 130. Jorrocks, illustrated by G. An Asprey silver-plated Spaniel A copper and E.P.N.S coaching Denholm Armour, org. car mascot. horn, unsigned. cloth, 4to, 1908. With ... Mr. £60-100 £20-30 Jorrocks’ Lectors, illustrated 120. 131. by G. Denholm Armour, org. A small gilt and glass scent A horn handled riding crop, cloth, 4to, 1910. With ... bottle in the form of a powder with silver ferrule and malacca Robert Smith Surtees ( Creator horn, 7.5cm long. shaft, 62cm long. of “Jorrocks”) 1803-1864, 6 £20-30 £20-30 plates, org. cloth, 8vo, 1924. 121. 132. (3) A cold painted bronze desk A white metal mounted and £40-80 tidy, in the form of a huntsman horn beaker, 11cm high 125. and hounds chasing a fox, on £20-30 Stewart, F. A. ‘Cross Country a naturalistic base with spring 133. With Hounds, 12 colour plates mechanism and mahogany A collection of Southdown of the ‘hunts’, calf backed plinth, 32 x 13cm, and a silver Hunt buttons by Firmin, cloth sides, oblong folio, 1936. plated ducks head paper clip. London £40-80 See illustration page 39 £20-30 126. £150-200 134. Stewart, F. A. Hark To Hounds, 122. A horse measuring walking 8 colour plates, calf backed Three Austrian cold painted stick. cloth sides, oblong folio, 1937. bronze animals, comprising £40-60 £40-80 monkey, mountain goat and 135. 127. wild boar, (3) A leather four fold screen hand Edwards, Lionel ... written and £50-60 coloured embossed hunting illustrated. My Hunting Sketch scenes, 183cm high. Book, 15 colour plates in £100-150 sunken mounts, org. buckram 136. cloth with printed paper title An early 20th century label on the upper cover, 4to, equestrian themed copper fir 1928. With ... My Hunting surround, in the Arts and crafts Sketch Book Volume Two. 21 taste decorated with a horse colour plates, org. buckram head portrait within a circular cloth lacking title label, 4to, frame, 97.5 x 93 cm. 1930. (2) £160-200 £50-100

11 137. 147. 156. A brass and copper A scratch built model of a Billie A mahogany horseshoe crop coachman’s horn. Smarts circus Trailer caravan, rack and a birch and leather £30-40 in cream and brown together riding crop. 138. with a Beswick Palameno horse £90-100 A black silk top hat by Harrods, and a Beswick white and black 157. London, and a Grey top horse, also a typed letter of A City Cork Hat Company hat also by Harrods, both in provenance from Mrs B Smart black silk top hat, size 7 original boxes. dated 4th March 1960. £50-60 £40-60 £100-150 158. 139. 148. A black silk top hat by Thomas A copper hunting horn by A scratch built scale model of and Stone, size 7 Merry of London, 20.5cm long a Wiltshire Hay cart c.1926. £55-65 £20-30 £40-60 159. 140. 149. A Lincoln Bennett Company A copper hunting horn by A scratch built wooden Buck or black folding opera hat, size 7 Swaine and Adney London Cob cart and timber wagon, £35-45 with silver plated collars and together with two Melba ware 160. mouthpiece, 22.5cm. porcelain model Shire horse A Christys’ London grey £20-30 with tack. driving bowler, size 7 1/8. 141. £40-60 £45-55 An album of early 20th 150. 161. century equestrian postcards, A scratch built scale wooden A gents silk top hat by Allen of comprising equestrian portrait model of a Radnorshire wagon, Harrogate, size 7 in a black tin and oleograph style cards in a constructed to scale matching hat box. red album. a pair of Melba ware porcelain £35-45 £100-150 horses, with tack. 162. 142. £40-60 A late 19th/ early 20th century A set of twelve continental 151. Jockeys cork skull cap and white metal buttons decorated A scratch built scale model Pink silk cap, another similar with hunting subjects. of a Devon haywain c. 1850- black silk example, a black £80-100 1935, together with a Melba cloth example and one other 143. porcelain model of a shire skull cap, together with an A cast metal vesta in the form horse. associated circular canvas hat of a riding boot and an onyx £40-60 box. cigarette box decorated with a 152. £40-60 huntsman and hound. A scratch built model of a 163. £20-30 Romany caravan, with curved A pair of gents zipped black 144. roof, painted in yellow and leather riding boots size 9. An early 20th Century green, together with a Melba £30-40 silver handled coaching porcelain model of a horse. 164. whip by Callow and Son, £40-60 A pair of black leather riding monogrammed H. H. to 153. boots size 8. handle. A “Huntsman Ales” advertising £30-40 £40-60 sign of arched outline with 165. 145. image of a Huntsman holding A pair of black leather riding A copper and brass hunting a pint of ale. boots size 7. horn, unsigned. £20-30 £30-40 £25-30 154. 166. 146. A George V horseshoe silver A leather covered glass spirit William Powell & Son - A set mounted inkwell, inscribed flask, an electroplated flask of ten silver plated spirit cups, D.B. 1919-1936, with milled decoration and each numbered, in a black £80-100 one other glass spirit flask (3). leather case, and a boxed set 155. £40-60 of three turn screws. A late 19th/early 20th Century £30-40 beech boot pull. £80-100

12 167. 176. Taxidermy A leather flask holder of conical Two leather dressage saddles form, together with an E.P.N.S and miscellaneous tack. 180. mounted conical glass flask(2) £20-30 A cased preserved squirrel £60-80 177. in a naturalistic setting 31 x 168. A pair of lady’s black leather 22.5cm A pair of early 20th Century riding boots, a collection of £20-30 brown leather military riding jodhpurs and riding clothes, 181. boots by MG & Davies, with coaching whip etc. Two mounted hares heads on wooden trees. £20-30 oak shields, both with plaques £60-80 178. for Holcombe Rogis Beagles (2) 169. A framed set of “Horse and £20-30 A brass and copper hunting Hounds” Turf cigarette cards 182. horn North Warwickshire by Carreras. A pair of brass and gazelle 1894. £40-60 horn toasting forks. £50-60 179. £40-60 170. A late 19th century white 183. A gold plate mounted riding metal mounted driving A pair of oak mounted stags whip by Swaine & Adeney, whip, shortened to a walking horns of thirteen points, “Q S together with a gold mounted cane, the scroll cased handle H 18-9-71, found Bincombe riding whip. (2). inscribed “ J. W. H Anson”, taken Smiths Knapp”. £60-80 108cm long, and a swagger £100-150 171. stick (2) 184. A large late 19th century £20-30 A pair of oak mounted stags tapestry-style picture depicting horns of nine points, “Q S a hunting scene, 198 x 205cm. H 30th March 1970, found ** Provenance: Rowcroft Bincombe taken Haymans Hospice Torquay Pond” £80-100 £40-60 172. 185. Two pairs of black leather Two pairs of antlers, mounted riding boots with wooden boot on shaped plinths. trees, a small leather saddle £40-60 and contemporary riding hat. 186. £60-80 A pair of mounted stag antlers 173. of 10 points and a pair of Roe A silver mounted riding deer antlers. crop with antler handle, £40-60 Birmingham 1930 one other 187. riding crop a whip and Black rhinoceros (Diceros hunting horn. bicornis) £40-60 A late 19th/early 20th 174. Century preserved rhino horn, Four Derby commemorative mounted on a shield. silk scarves “ Winners See illustration page 39 of the Derby from the £12000-15000 commencement in 1780” 188. dated 1959, 1961(2) and 1963 A Rowland Ward silver £50-60 mounted hippopotamus tusk 175. dish, signed with London A Victorian cast metal tazza or address, London 1905, 31cm oil lamp base applied with fox diameter mask, hounds, hares, game £150-200 birds, grapes and trailing vine leaves, 30cm. high. £100-150

13 189. 201. 210. A pair of 10 point antlers on An oak mounted fox mask, A Colobas Querezo monkey an oak shield plinth, and one marked “ Eggerford Itton skin and certificate. other pair (2) 1945”, with taxidermist £30-40 £60-80 label and handwritten care 211. 190. instructions to reverse, 26cm An Edwardian oak mantel A preserved fox mask on an high. timepiece flanked by two oak shield plinth. £40-60 carved ivory tusks, the single £40-60 202. barrel movement with Roman 191. An oak mounted fox mask, numerals in a balloon shaped A late 19th/early 20th Century “Killed Ratcombe 20.10.49” case, flanked by relief carved cased preserved otter in a 25cm high. tusks with bird, lion and snake naturalistic setting, 90cm x £40-60 decoration, on an oak plinth, 43cm x 31cm. 203. 32cm high. £20-30 An oak mounted fox mask by See illustration page 39 192. P Spicer & Sons Leamington, £50-60 A set of six point antlers. inscribed “Mid Devon 1950”, 212. £60-80 29cm high A preserved and mounted 193. £40-60 Leopard skin, the worked head A pair of eleven-point deer 204. with open mouth and teeth, antler. A 19th century carved wooden inset glass eyes, over full skin £60-80 stags head, possibly of Chinese £150-200 194. origin, mounted with a pair 213. A pair of deer antler and roe of six point antlers, the carved A preserved parakeet perched deer antler. head inset bone eyes, 73cm on a branch on a naturalistic £50-60 long. base, contained in an arched 195. £400-500 and gilt decorated display Four antlers of various points. 205. case, 48.5cm.wide. £50-60 A preserved pike mounted on £60-80 196. board, “River Liffey, Dublin”, 214. An early 20th Century 81cm long. A group of preserved and preserved baby alligator, 63cm £20-30 mounted birds with glass long. 206. globe cover. £50-60 A collection of preserved and £150-200 197. mounted sea birds contained 215. A cased preserved Jay, 33 x 28 in a glazed case. A late 19th/early 20th century x 21cm. £100-150 library display case containing £20-30 207. a collection of preserved sea 198. A pair of white metal mounted birds in a naturalistic rock A lined rhino foot cask. boars tusks, each mounted face setting. taxidermist label £20-30 with a whitemetal collar to the to reverse. “ H.T Shopland 199. base end, 6.5cm long Carver, Gilder and Naturalists A preserved fox in a glass case, £40-60 40;Higher Union Street 54cm x 91cm x 40cm. 208. Torquay” 92 x 117 x 37cm. £70-100 An early 20th century horn £100-150 200. and oak dinner gong, the 6 216. A pair of stag antlers of 13 inch gong suspended between A cased preserved squirrel in a points,mounted on a pine silver plate mounted horns naturalistic setting. plinth. on an plinth base with beater, £20-30 £40-60 41cm high See illustration page 39 £60-80 209. A preserved cheetah skin on brown linen backing, together with a cites certificate, 200cm length. £400-600 14 217. Shooting and related 230. A pair of preserved lapwings Six various shooting sticks. in an naturalistic setting, 221. £20-30 also a preserved duck in A brass 12 bore cartridge 231. glass case,taxidermist label crimper/clamp, with ebony A copper and brass powder to reverse. “ H.T Shopland handle flask with huntsman Carver, Gilder and Naturalists £40-60 decoration, a leather shot flask 40;Higher Union Street 222. and a pewter spirit flask Torquay”, cases a/f (2) A pair of early 20th century £20-30 £50-60 carved wooden owls, signed 232. 218. “ Les Jewell” reputedly carved A leather and brass powder An early 20th century with timber from Exeter flask with embossed game preserved owl in a case, with Cathedral, from Herbert Read decoration by James Dixon & naturalistic setting, 42 x 41cm. woodcarver, Exeter, 21cm Sons and a copper shot flask. £20-30 high. £40-60 219. £100-150 Tiverton Stag Hounds, a 223. collection of eight various A metal gun cabinet and keys. mounted slots and a pair of £20-30 stag antlers on a shield shaped 224. mount. Ward. R - “Records of Big £100-150 Game”, published London, 220. Roland Ward Ltd 1899, gilt A 14 point set of stags antlers stamped green cloth boards, mounted on an oak shield. third edition. £75-85 £130-180 225. A pheasant head walking stick. £20-30 226. A collection of various early 20th Century paper cartridges, to include a pin fire example, various manufacturers, Eley etc, both 12 and .410 gauges. *This lot will only be released to holders of shotgun or RFD certificates. £200-300 227. Holland & Holland - A box of 12g “Rabbit Clearance Cartridges” and one other box by Gallyons & Sons. £25-40 228. A leather cartridge bag. £80-100 229. A leather game carrier, a Turner Richards dummy launcher and a shooting seat (3). £30-40

15 Air rifles and pistols Sporting Guns 240. A B.S.A. 12 bore double barrel 233. 234. s/s shotgun, no 2170, plain A Webley Junior .177 air pistol, A Laurona 12 bore side by side boxlock and double trigger on bronzed and blued frame with double barrel shotgun serial a walnut chequered stock. black plastic two piece grip. no 115136, ejectors, double This lot will only be released £30-40 trigger and chequered stock. to holders of current shotgun This lot will only be released certificate or RFD to holders of current Shotgun £40-60 certificate or RFD 241. £100-200 A William Powell 12 bore side 235. by side double barrel hammer A BRNO .22 bolt action shotgun, the blued barrels over rifle,serial no 73989, fitted foliate engraved fences and sound moderator (56838) to hammers, signed to side plate barrel, with BSA telescopic with double trigger and chased sight and spare magazine. trigger guard on a chequered This lot will only be released walnut stock and fore end, to holders of current Firearms numbered 6822. certificate or RFD £500-600 £80-120 242. 236. A 12 bore double barrel A of box 243 calibre side by side hammer action ammunition 9 rounds. shotgun by Adams & Co, This lot will only be released the damascus barrels over to holders of current Firearms scroll chased fences and certificate or RFD hare’s ear hammers with £20-30 similarly engraved back lock 237. action, number 2 of a pair, A quantity of 22 calibre on chequered walnut stock, ammunition. numbered 11804, black This lot will only be released powder proofed only. to holders of current Firearms £200-300 certificate or RFD 243. £20-30 An Army and Navy 238. Birmingham 12 bore double A small quantity 410 shotgun barrel side by side shotgun, cartridges. plain sidelock mechanism over This lot will only be released double trigger on chequered to holders of current Shotgun walnut stock, numbered certificate or RFD 11715, together with cleaning £20-30 rods and accessories in a fitted 239. leather gun case. A 12 bore backlock hammer £400-500 gun by F. Williams London, 244. side by side Damascus A deactivated double barrel 12 barrels engraved fences and bore shotgun. chequered semi pistol grip £100-150 walnut stock, serial number 245. 75956. A deactivated 12 bore This lot will only be released underlever shotgun by Thomas to holders of current shotgun of Norfolk, engraved fences certificate or RFD. and tang, hares ears hammers, £100-150 signed sidelock mechanism and double trigger. £50-70

16 246. Guns – other calibres 253. An early 20th century leather A 19th century flintlock leg of mutton gun case, with 247. sporting gun, with 130cm. circular brass lock and initialed A Georgian flintlock pistol, sighted fully stocked barrel “H.R” to front, together with with 15.5cm. steel barrelm, with ramrod below, mounted two shooting sticks (3) fully stocked with steel ramrod with steel furniture. £60-80 below, with steel lockplate £100-150 signed Barbar, brass trigger 254. guard and brass lions head An 18th Century flintlock butt cap. pistol, brass barrel and £100-200 engraved tang, sidelock 248. mechanism signed “W An early 19th century flintlock Toulman”, brass acorn pistol with 29.5cm steel and decorated trigger guard and brass inlaid barrel, fully stocked mask butt cap (incomplete). with repair to fore end, with £30-40 foliate engraved lockplate, 255. brass trigger guard and butt A 19th century percussion cap, overall length 47cm. cap fowling gun, plain barrel £150-200 and side lock mechanism on a 249. figured stock. An early 19th century box £20-30 lock muff pistol, the short steel 256. turn off barrel on a brass floral A 19th century percussion chased lock signed “Stirling holster pistol, with 20.5cm. Burnley” to tang, on a slab fully stocked barrel with sided walnut stock, 20cm long ramrod below, the lockplate (a/f) stamped Tower, with brass £80-100 trigger guard and butt cap. 250. £100-120 A late 18th/early 19th Century 257. Percussion cap converted An early 19th century flintlock sporting gun, single barrel with pistol with 23cm. fully stocked scroll engraved tang, scroll barrel with ramrod below, the chased hammer and converted lockplate with safety catch side lock action, engraved signed Richards, with steel trigger guard with pineapple trigger guard, a/f. finial on a figured stock,120cm £100-150 overall length. 258. £150-200 An Indo-Persian flintlock pistol 251. with 29cm. flared barrel, A box of Purdy number 26 fully stocked with inlaid crimp closure paper cartridges studwork decoration, engraved with brass caps. lockplate, brass trigger guard £15-20 and ornament. 252. £180-220 A 19th century percussion cap 259. shooting stick, the brown Gillet, Bristol, a 19th century painted steel shaft with fore percussion pocket pistol with sight, circular nipple cover 4.5cm turn off barrel, folding and fold down trigger, 87cm trigger, and chequered walnut long. grip, 16cm. long. £300-400 £150-200

17 260. Edged weapons 269. Baber, Newall, a late 18th A continental small sword with century flintlock pistol with 263. 81cm triangular fullered and 17cm. staged steel barrel, A 19th century German etched blade, with plain steel signed Barber, Newall, with cavalry sword, the straight and wire bound grip, 97cm. steel trigger guard , inlaid bi -fullerd blade with double long. silver trophies and silver butt edge tip above steel piecework £100-150 cap. knuckle guard with Imperial 270. £250-350 Eagle decoration, shaped A continental hunting hanger 261. ribbed grip and button with 57cm. single edged James Dixon & Sons, a 19th pommel, together in scabbard, blade, with straight cross century brass shot measure 78cm blade length. quillion decorated with military with turned wood handle. £100-150 trophies and scolling foliage £30-40 264. to the reverse, with horn slab 262. A 19th century Prussian hilt with lion mask decoration, A replica navy colt 6 shot Cavalry Officers sword, the contained in a leather covered percussion pistol with curved bi- fullerd blade over scabbard containing a small engraved cylinder and brass brass openwork knuckle guard horn handled knife. furniture 33 cm long with leather handle (minus £200-300 £150-250 wire) in a steel scabbard, 88cm 271. blade length. A british infantry officers £150-200 sword, with 82cm. fullered 265. blade, triple bar guard, A 19th century Dutch Officers fishskin and wire bound dress sword, single edged grip, contained in a leather blade marked “Yzerhouwer” scabbard. to one side the other marked £60-80 “Geer van leer Utrecht” with 272. openwork knuckle guard A Southeast Asian machete or an ribbed grip, with a steel short sword with 47cm. broad scabbard, 84cm blade length. blade, with cane bound grip, £80-120 with partial wooden sheath 266. and another short sword. A horn handled Persian £60-80 dagger, of typical form in 273. a white metal mounted An oriental dagger with scabbard. 21cm. steel blade, with silver £20-30 mounted ivory handle, overall 267. length 34cm. A Saudi Arabian jambyia, £100-150 with 15cm. curved blade, the 274. shaped hilt with horn handle A Japanese cast iron circular mounted with white metal tsuba, with pierced decoration, and yellow metal banded 7cm. diameter. decoration, with similar £60-80 decoration to the sheath. 275. £50-60 A 19th century sword with 268. 87cm. curved fullered blade, A 19th century continental triple bar hilt with ribbed grip, court sword with 79cm. blued contained in a steel scabbard. and gilt decorated blade, £250-300 gilt brass knuckle guard with 276. acanthus leaf decorated A 19th century short sword quillion, mother of pearl slab with 65cm. fullered blade, grips, contained in a leather brass single bar knuckle guard and brass mounted scabbard. and ribbed wooden grip. £300-500 £100-150 18 277. 283. 289. A George V infantry officers An Indian tulwar, the 69cm. A 19th century short sword, sword with 83cm. fullered broad curved blade decorated with 68cm. blade, steel guard and etched blade with Royal with deities, elephants and and ribbed grip. Cypher, by S. Gardener & Co, birds and inlaid bronze figure, £80-100 London, with triple bar guard with traditional steel hilt, 290. and fishskin and wire bound together with a Georgian Of Fencing Interest: Jenkins grip, contained in a leather cavalry sabre with 92cm, and Roberts after Blake - scabbard. fullered blade with floral ‘Gardes Pour l’Assaut - aquatint £80-100 etched and Royal cypher engraving, sheet size 18 x 278. decoration, with painted 31cm, together with four other An early 19th century ribbed grip and stirrup hilt. similar engravings (5) Indo -Persian Tulwar, the £150-200 £100-150 curved single edge blade 284. 291. with double edged point A Victorian infantry officers An Elizabeth II court sword engraved “Bartholes Saddle sword with 81cm. etched with 81cm. etched blade, gilt Horse Steamers” to one side and fullered blade with Royal brass knuckle guard scrolled and “.Iation 1 Camuphols Cypher By Gardiner & Co, quillion and ribbed brass Mallofn” to the other, the London, with triple bar hilt, grip contained in a leather white metal hilt and handle of fishskin and wire bound scabbard and canvas dust characteristic form with plique grip, contained in a leather cover, a Malayian Kukri with a jouer floral enamel inlay and scabbard. two smaller knives to the oval cartouche with script, in £80-100 sheath and a horn handled a green velvet scabbard with 285. folding hunting knife. enamel inlaid tip, 66cm blade A Japanese wakizashi, with £200-300 length. 41cm. signed blade, carved 292. £400-600 ivory tsuba, carved tsuka Traditional forged ancestral 279. depicting figures in an interior, blade in Army Type 98 (early A 19th century French short the carved ivory sectional saya type) Guntō with matching sword. decorated with figures in a fittings all numbered “12” £150-200 garden landscape. and in leather covered custom 280. £300-400 fitted field saya. Mino style Two Sudanese daggers. 286. Koto blade wonderfully forged £80-100 A Victorian officers sword with and in the style of magoroku 281. 82cm. fullered and etched kanemoto (Muromachi period A WWI German saw back blade with Royal cypher, Circa. 1500) Blade in full bayonet, stamped “Erfurt” named P.L.Coleridge, by Japanese polish and exhibiting to blade, two piece wooden Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London, no discernable flaws. Jihada; handle and leather scabbard. pierced steel knuckle guard, itame and mokume with £20-30 fishskin and wire bound grip, masame in the shinogi and 282. contained in a steel scabbard. with a jizo boshi. Hamon is A George V Royal Artillery £150-200 irregular sanbonsugi (three Officers dress sword by 287. cedars)with sunagashi with Wilkinson, London, etched An Infantry officers sword with Nie & Nioi.3 mekugi ana and bi-fullered blade numbered 89cm. fullered blade initialled osuriage nakago ‘37578’ above pierced basket WW, by Robert Carden, 200 £1200-1500 hilt knuckle guard and wire Piccadilly, London, triple bar 293. bound fish skin grip, leather guard, fishskin and wire bound A Japanese wakizashi, with bullion loop and scabbard, grip, contained in a steel 50.5cm signed blade, possibly 89cm blade length. scabbard. later generation, fitted with £150-200 £150-200 iron tsuba, and kozuka, the 288. fishskin and bound tsuka floral A George V officers sword. menuki, in a lacquered saya, in £80-120 a sword bag. £300-400

19 294. 302. 310. A Japanese wakizashi in the A Japanese iron, gold and silver A collection of books relating style of Soshu, with 32cm. katana tsuba, Bishu School, to Japanese edged wapons unsigned blade, plain iron 7.5cm. wide, Edo period. includingTreasures from The tsuba, fishskin and bound £100-150 Tokugawa Art MuseumNo tsuba in Satsuma rebellion 303. 3, EARLE (J) Lethal Elegance, style, contained in a black A pair of Japanese copper NAGAYAMA (K) The painted saya. kozuka handles to a nanako Connoisseurs Book of Japanese £250-300 ground, both handles Swordfs, and four others. 295. depicting oni, each 9.8cm £60-80 Two Japanese yari, one long, Edo period. 311. unpolished with 12cm. blade £100-150 An Iron tsuba probably from and 31cm. nakago, the second 304. the Muromachi period, of plain with 12cm. polished blade A Japanese iron and gold, brass circular form with radiating and 15cm. nakago together and copper inlay tanto tsuba, incised lines, the hitsu ana with NTHK papers attributing Heinjo school, 5cm. long, Edo possibly later added, 8cm. the item to Yamato Monju period. diameter. Yoshitada and circa 1680. £60-80 £70-80 £300-400 305. 312. 296. A Japanese iron Tosho tsuba, Two fish skin cover tsuka, a A Japanese chisa katana blade, possibly Owari, 7cm, long. black lacquer saya, assorted 52cm. long in ill-fitting saya. £100-150 menuki and other furniture, £50-60 306. fish skin and ribbon. 297. A Japanese folded iron tsuba £100-150 A Japanese tachi blade of tanto size of mokko gata 313. and habaki, possibly Bizen outline , signed Nobuie, Edo A modern polished steel suit Kamakura period, no mounts period, of armour in the 16th century or fittings. £40-60 style, with combed and visored £250-350 307. helmet of Burgonet type, 298. Two Japanese kogatana blades, breastplate, upper and lower A Japanese tanto, with 31cm. both signed tempered and vambrace, cuisse and greaves. blade , iron tsuba, with polished, each approx 19.5cm. £300-500 fishskin and cord bound tsuka, long, Edo period. 314. contained in a vermilion saya, £150-200 A pair of African elephant and sword bag. 308. spears with leaf shaped blades £150-250 A collection of auction to one end and elongated 299. catalogues for important spikes to the other. A Japanese tanto in Aikuchi collections of Japanese £20-30 mounts, with 23cm. blade, metalwork including 315. with fishskin and leather Compton collection, Vols 1 A late 19th century bamboo bound tsuka, contained in a and 3, Lundgren Collection, sword stick, with brass ferrule. lacquered saya. a/f. Hartman Collection, Caldwell £80-100 £250-350 Collection,Frreman and Sharpe 316. 300. Collections, Festing and A Japanese katana with 63cm. A Japanese iron, silver and gold Backhoff collections, and Carlo signed blade, one mekugi-ana, wakizashi tsuba, Nara School, Monzino Collection fully bound tsuka with menuki, 7.2cm. wide. £250-300 pierced and gilt decorated £100-150 309. tsuba, contained in a World 301. A 20th century Japanese short War II mounted tsaya. A Japanese katana/ wakizashi sword European style with £500-700 tsuba, Akasaka School, 7.8cm. 64cm. curved fullered blade, Edo period. with gilt brass guard decorated £100-150 with flowerheads, with fishskin and wire bound grip, having an oval pommel. £20-30

20 317. 323. 331. A George IV officers dress Collins & Co, Hartford, A World War II period short sword by Wilkinson, London, Conneticut, a World war I fighting sword, with 45cm. the curved single edge blade period American machete, curved and fullered blade, steel with etched decoration contained in a leather quillion with wood slab grips, above open basket knuckle scabbard. contained in a stitched leather guard, wire bound fish skin £40-60 scabbard. grip, polished steel scabbard 324. £70-90 stamped Wilkinson Pall Mall, A French lebel bayonet 82cm blade length. contained in a steel scabbard, £150-200 together with a kukri knife in 318. leather scabbard. A 19th steel pike on beech £40-60 shaft, and two Polynesian style 325. steel headed axes. An Indo-Persian shamshir with £60-80 82cm. curved, fullered and 319. inscribed blade, steel quillion A 19th century Persian hide and pommel with wood grips, Dhal, with six circular metal a/f. bosses (two possibly added £150-200 later for hanging purposes) 50 326. cm diameter. A late 19th century Indo £100-150 -Persian agate handled dagger, 320. the curved bi-fullered blade An early 20th century Royal over an iron hilt with green Navy Dirk, the straight single agate two piece grip, in an edge blade with engraved embossed leather scabbard, decoration marked “Fraiser and one other Persian & Davis Outfitters” above whitemetal mounted dagger hilt with acorn quillion, wire (2) bound fish skin grip and lions £100-150 head pommel, together with 327. brass mounted scabbard, A George II flintlock pistol 30cm blade length. (a/f) by Tower, London, the £50-80 turned barrel over stirruped 321. ramrod and side lock A Third Reich period police mechanism,signed with crown officers dress dagger, with and “G.R “ cypher on a brass 33cm. fullered blade, with capped walnut stock with butt oakleaf decorated quillion, cap 22.5cm barrel length.. horn grips and eagle head £850-950 pommel, contained in a 328. leather scabbard. A 19th century French officers £150-200 sword with 77cm. fullered 322. blade, pierced brass knuckle A continental hunting dagger, guard, and ribbed wood grip. with 30.5cm. blued steel blade £100-150 with gilt etched decoration, 329. oakleaf and acorn decorated A Swedish bayonet, with quillion, carved ivory grip 21cm. fullered blade, and with gilt metal shell shaped chequered grip contained in a pommel, contained in a brass stree scabbard. scabbard. £20-30 £200-250 330. Various assorted knives and a brass door knocker. £20-30

21 Medals and militaria miniature group of five World 345. War II medals, a miniature A 19th century court sword, 332. scale model of an anti-aircraft with 77cm. triangular etched British School 19/20th century gun made in Malta during blade, with gilt brass knuckle - An Army Officer - on canvas the siege and prestented to guard, turned down quillion over a printed base, 50 x Major B.F. J. Culver by one of and mother of pearl slab grips. 39cm. his men, brass three drawer £150-200 £100-150 telescope, opera glasses, 346. 333. binoculars, spirit warmer, naval Arms & Military Goods by A 19th Century gilt brass buttons, map case, together Schuyler, Hartley & Grahams, statue of Napoleon, 42cm high with books relating to the reprint (1961) and the Civil £200-300 siege of Malta, the sinking of War ‘Lee Takes Command’ 334. the S.S.Khedive Ismail, story Time-Life book. A World War II G.S.M trio, of H.M.S. Kenya, and other £20-30 a 1953 Coronation medal ephemera. 347. and matching minatures, £300-350 A brass shell case in the form un-named, together with a 339. of a vase and a piece of World collection of enamel badges. A Rolls-Royce Merlin engine War I shrapnel collected from £60-80 alloy piston head, 15cm. the Somme battlefield. 335. diameter. £50-60 A collection of books relating £30-40 348. to World War II and collecting 340. A Third Reich period War Merit Military memorabilia. A composite medal group Cross 2nd Class with original comprising Victorian and paper container. 336. Edwardian Boer pair with three £40-60 A plaster wall bust of Field and two bars, named “6458 349. Marshall Montgomery, 23cm. Pte. W Morris Rifle Bde” , also A Third Reich period War Merit high. a WWI trio, and a George Cross 2nd Class. £10-20 V long service medal, each £40-60 337. named differently. 350. A WWII military button £200-300 A regulation pattern steel containing a concealed 341. helmet for the Governor compass. A box of WWII cloth badges, General Bodyguard of Canada, £20-30 coins, banknotes and dyed horse hair on shaped 338. ephemera. spike, brass regimental crest OF WORLD WAR II INTEREST £40-60 with motto “Nulli Secundus”, Including siege of Malta 342. gilt floral mounts and chin and WRNS history:- from A WWII photograph album guard, leather liner, 40cm high the Culver/Wevell a family and WWI photographs and See illustration page 42 collection of photographs, related ephemera. £800-1200 diaries, letters and ephemera. £30-40 351. photographs include Malta 343. A U.S. Army first aid tin, by during the siege, Valletta A World War I period German A.C. Halperin Co, Boston Mass. harbour with warships, ruins, leather pickelhaube, with £20-30 aircraft, and family scenes, Miss pressed metal badge, detached O.J.E. Thomas having lived spike and chin strap. through the siege of Malta £100-150 working as a civilian cypher 344. for the Navy, later trained A World War One G.S.M pair in the WRNS, married Major awarded to ‘160349 GNR. C. B.F.J.Culver 22nd Cheshire Manning R.A’ Regiment, and a great deal of £40-60 the records relate to her and to her first and second husbands; a photograph of the Officers 2nd Battalion The Wiltshire Regiment, Aldershot, 1934, 22 352. 360. 366. A 19th Century dress uniform Sir Robert Bourchier Sherrard A World War One pair to for Lord Mayor of Salford, Wrey 11th baronet 44364 Gnr. A.C.Ford. R.A. includes tailcoat, embroidered A stained pine and lead lined together with World War waistcoat, bicorn hat, shoes trunk with inscription to Two War Medal, a Princess with buckles, court sword. top “Lieut Col Sir Bourchier Mary’s Christmas Tin and sword suspender, Worn by Wrey B1 Royal North Devon Miscellaneous Collectables. William Pearson, Lord Mayor Hussars... Saddlery”, 55 x £30-40 of Salford 1873-74, includes 62cm. 367. photocopy of William Pearson *Born in 1855 the son of Sir Six cased Forces sweetheart in uniform. Henry Bourchier Toke Wrey brooches, to include yellow *Provenance by direct descent 10th Baronet, Sir Robert saw and white metal examples from family. action in the Anglo-Egyptian with enamel decoration for £150-200 war of 1882 whilst serving in Worcestershire Regiments etc 353. the Royal Navy. Upon retiring (6). Most Excellent Order Of The from the navy as the rank of £150-200 British Empire awarded to captain he later served as the 368. Kathleen Janet Bardsley, cased Honorary Lieutenant Colonel A White metal cap badge for together with Royal Grant and of the Royal Devon Hussars. “The Buffs”, one other white family diary dating back to £80-120 metal cap badge, Dorsetshire, 1893. 361. Manchester and Middlesex cap £200-250 A World War One period badges, Connaught Rangers 354. German gilt metal sweetheart and four others, framed in a A George V dress sword bangle, with miniature Iron glazed display case. (10) in a leather covered Cross on blue heart shaped £200-300 scabbard,(blade rusted) cushion with oak leaves and 369. £150-200 inscribed panel dated 1914. 1st Battalion The Duke of 355. £60-80 Cornwall’s light Infantry, a Two officer’s peak caps and a 362. framed display comprising Sam Browne belt. A World War One pair to helmet plate, cap badge, £20-30 J22649 P. J Nosworthy A.B. shoulder badges and buttons. 356. R.N. War and Victory Medal, £200-250 A 9ct gold boy scout pendant Elizabeth II General Service 370. with fleur de lys ? and Swastika Medal with South Arabia A collection of early 20th decoration. bar to 2366866 Cpl. P.S. century and later regimental £50-60 Nosworthy R.E.. sweetheart brooches to 357. £40-60 include WWI circular horn and Two pairs of enamelled military 363. silver examples for Australian cufflinks. Lieut. G V Hawker - WWI Commonwealth Military £20-30 Victory medal and two dress forces, The Queen’s Regiment 358. medals, two photos of G V etc, also later gilt and enamel A World War II (1942) brass Hawker and a photo of grave. decorated bar brooches etc. helio signal mirror on stand, £20-40 £200-300 stamped 1942. 364. 371. £150-180 An Italian fascist period A collection of Victorian and 359. bronzed metal pendant. later sweetheart brooches, A 19th century Fijian sali £30-40 including a silver and enamel war club, the broad curved 365. 1887 Silver Jubilee brooch end with carved decoration A World War I group of four three horse shoe shaped extending down onto turned to 66088. Pte. E.W.Linnell. brooches, a white metal and shaft, 56cm long R.A.M.C. 1914-15 Star, War enamel Royal navy Brooch, £200-300 and Victory Medals, 1939-45 R.F.C and R.A.F brooches and Defence Medal, pay books, other examples. photographs and other £200-300 ephemera, two Edward VII coronation medals, etc. £20-30

23 372. 380. 389. Two Victorian Royal Artillery A Royal Marines Regiment A teak folding chair in the Shako pommels, the gilt Helmet plate campaign style with carved example with red feathers, £120-150 elephant decoration, bearing the silvered example with 381. brass plaque “ Bengal Lancers white feathers both with A Royal Artillery Helmet Plate. 1917”. granade flames and Royal £100-120 £100-150 Corps emblem above cannon 382. 390. and motto “Quo Fas Et Gloria A Wiltshire regiment helmet A World War I trio to 14114 Ducunt”, later mounted in a badge. Dvr. G, Rowe, R.A., 1914-15 glazed case. £120-150 Star, War and Victory Medals, £250-300 383. a tinted photograph of Dvr. 373. An East Lancashire 2nd Vol Rowe, cap badges, assorted A 16th Lancers (The Queens) Bat’ln helmet plate. postcards and photographs. Regiment Shako plate, with £120-150 £80-120 Royal coat of Arms above 384. 391. battle honours and regimental Two WWI bayonets from Military postcards WWI and motto on a reeded sunburst Turkish troops in Mesopotamia, WWII and two albums of ground, in an associated a pair of WWI putties, a trench original photographs and glazed case. art cribbage board and shell letters from soldier. £300-400 casing, a stoneware anti-gas £60-80 374. ointment container and a 392. A 17th Lancers Regiment WWII Collins & Co field knife A group of six to 79079 Shako plate, with Royal coat stamped 1944. Bombdr. C. Pearce Indian of Arms above battle honours £50-70 General Service Medal with and regimental motto on a 385. Tirah 1897-98, Samana 1897 reeded sunburst ground, in an A crimea medal dated 1854, and Punjab Frontier 1897- associated glazed case. no clasp, unnamed. 98 bars ( 79079 Bombdr. £300-400 £20-40 C. Pearce. 9th. Fd. By. R.A.) 386. Queens South Africa Medal 375. A 1930’s photograph album with South Africa 1901, A Royal Malta Artillery includes war memorials. Transvaal, Orange Free State, Regimental cap badge, also a £20-40 and Cape Colony bars, (79079 Royal Malta Militia cap badge, 387. Sgt. C. Pearce. R.F.A.) 1914-15 both framed together in a later A military medal Ribbon Jars Star ( 79079 B.S.Mjr. A.S.Mjr display case. and emblems, cap badges C. Pearce. R.F.A., War and £300-400 including Liverpool pals, Victory Medals (79079 A-W.O. 376. Leinster Regiment etc, a home Cl.2. C.Pearce. R.A.) A collection of sixteen Fusilier guard plastic pips and military £700-800 Regiment cap badges, to photographs/postcards - 393. include, Royal Welsh, Royal sinking of the Mainz August Hitler, oil on canvas. Dublin, Inniskilling Fusilier and 1914 etc. £120-140 others, together in a glazed £20-40 394. display case. 388. An English bayonet and £300-400 A 19th century style British scabbard. 377. army officers scarlet coatee, £30-40 A Gloucestershire Regiment with blue facings, silver 395. helmet plate. bullion braid, the buttons An Elizabeth II Imperial Service £100-150 with with crown above a 2 Medal to Reginald Frederick 378. by Player Bros, Birmingham. James Hurford, cased with A Shropshire Rifle Volunteer with epaulettes buttoned and award citation. Corp Helmet plate. stitched to the shoulders. £30-40 £150-200 £150-200 379. A Leinster Regiment Helmet plate. £120-150

24 396. 404. 411. Of World War I interest Two WWI GSM groups to A 1940 British Army steel A notebook from Phyllis the Smallridge brothers and helmet with camouflage net, Thomson working at the 3rd miscellaneous other medals various webbing packs, belts, Southern General Hospital, and militaria etc. straps and pouches, a water containing entries from £120-140 bottle, etc. wounded servicemen dating 405. £20-30 from 1914 onwards, wounded MBE for Lt Col C B Spencer 412. at Mons, Ypres, Aisne, and the OBE TD RA - fixed defences A W.D. brass and mahogany Somme, together with ink and Cromarty 1939-41. spirit level by Smallwood pencil sketches, photographs £100-150 Birmingham, dated 1944 and and poems, one important 406. a sighting and parallel plotting entry of note is of Cpl Frederick A polished steel cavalry horse and charting instrument William Dobson VC. 2nd bit with brass mounts for 17th stamped R.E.-CO. M K.11. in a Coldstream Guards. together Cavalry Regiment. together brown wood and leather strap with a smaller album of verses, with leather bridle. mounting case. paintings and sketches. £150-200 £50-60 £100-150 407. 413. 397. WW II interest, two photo The Buren military wristwatch A sporan. albums and one scrap book with Arabic dial and subsidiary £40-60 relating to Burma Campaign seconds dial, in steel case, 398. 1943-45ish (two bags). stamped with War Office A pair of wood and brass 15th £20-40 arrow, H8827, 338990, with Punjab regiment mugs. 408. green canvas strap. £20-30 An Army kahki Greatcoat with £200-300 399. set of Devonshire Regiment 414. A quantity of WWII ephemera. brass buttons, size 5 dated A Record military wristwatch £20-30 1942, another 1951 pattern, with steel case, black Aracbic 400. a Royal Marines Captains dial and green canvas strap. A German ‘Hitler Youth’ knife, battledress blouse 1953, with £150-200 with engraved motto to blade ‘pips’, cloth shoulder titles 415. and stamped “Solingen”, and medal ribbons, (worn), a A military wristwatch style checkered two piece grip Forage cap, breeches, (moth compass with stamped with enamel swastika, original holes) hooded waterproof arrow, serial No 239158/66, scabbard and leather frog. cape etc. on canvas strap, a similar £60-100 £20-40 compass, and a hand held 401. 409. brass compass stamped Mag. A 18th/ early 19th century A Devonshire Regiment Trng. MkII, 1944. iron breastplate, probably leather belt, a pair of leather £40-60 English, of single piece gauntlet gloves, brown leather 416. construction with medial ridge helmet and goggles (possibly A military hand held compass and stud decoration around Dispatch rider), 2 pairs of black by TG.Co Ltd, London, No B neck, arms and waist lame. leather Riding boots, size 8, a 295878 1944 Mk III, contained £80-120 pair of Regular pattern boots, ina leather case. 402. size 9 and a pair of similar £40-60 A quantity of army cap badges Boy’s ‘Be-Dry’ boots, size 13. 417. for Shropshire Yeomanry and £30-50 A brass hand held compass, a The Kings Shropshire Light 410. polished steel and brass hand Infantry and a blazer badge, A Military Field Receiver- held compass, and a naval contained in a gilt wood Transmitter Radio RT-3841/ hand held compass. display cabinet. PRC-377 No.32068. £60-80 £30-40 Headphones and other related 403. items. A collection of army brass cap £20-30 badges, World War II cloth insignia, contained in a file, some loose. £150-200 25 418. 425. 433A Three bakelite cased military A collection of military issue A collection of R.A.F. (Bomber marching compassesby T.G. booklets on various subjects Command) issue French, Co Ltd, Compass Magnetic including fieldcraft, small arms, Belgium and Dutch banknotes Marching Mark I, each with registration cards, Identity includes: Dutch 25 Gulden arrow stampa leather compass cards, and other World War II note dated 10/1938, ten case, a hand torch and a set related ephemera. French 100 Franc banknotes of spring scales, with arrow £50-60 (eight dated 09/1939, two stamped dated 1943. 426. dated 10/1939), five French £60-80 A Windale military machete, 100 Franc banknotes dated 419. a bill hook, entrenching tool, 04/1939, one French 500 A collection of assorted hand two bayonets and a fighting Franc banknote 04/1942, one tools including spanners, pliers, knife. French 1000 Franc banknote clamps etc mostly stamped £80-100 01/1943, one Belgium 50 with War Office arrows. 427. Belgium Franc banknote £40-60 A pair of military field glasses dated 03/1938, three 420. by Ross, London, contained in Belgium 20 Belgium Franc Two German five litre steel a canvas field case. banknotes dated 09/11/1935, petrol cans. £40-60 12/07/1938, 04/12/1935. £20-30 428. Provenance:- issued to the 421. A pair of World War II military current owner whilst a bomb A collection of assorted field glasses Bino Prism No aimer flying Lancaster bombers army cloth badges, shoulder MkII, in canvas field case. out of R.A.F. Waddington badges, brass buttons and cap £40-60 with 463 Squadron, after badges, sweetheart brooch, 429. one raid due to nightfighter deactivated hand grenade, belt A military issue metal box activity over his home base buckle, trench art etc. containing four pairs of his lancaster JO-P (Peter) was £100-150 goggles and glass lenses. diverted to R.A.F. Foldingworth 422. £40-60 arriving late the money was A collection of War Illustrated 430. never collected in by the magazines, Purnells History of An American Maritme debriefing officers. The Second World War and Commission hand held £300-400 other war magazines. sextant, contained in a fitted £20-30 case. 423. £60-80 A collection of assorted 431. military books and pamphlets Three assorted case masks, a including The Elements of Rifle fire extinguisher a large oil can, Shooting, We Shall Fight in a Sam Browne belt, union flag, The Streets, maps , Combat and military issue bandage Unioforms, Poems From The dressings. Desert, Combined Operations, £40-60 and others. 432. £30-40 An Edward VII cavalry officers 424. dispatch pouch, with brass After A. Miller Royal Cypher badge to the flap A bronzed resin study of a with bullion stitchwork border World War II paratrooper, on a and cross belt. polished wood base, £200-300 £30-40 433. An over painted blue painted military chest, with remains of regimental details beneath. £20-30

26 Truncheons 444. 454. A 19th Century Staff with gilt A Victorian police Truncheon 434. decoration on a black ground, with crown and “V.R.” cypher A 19th Century Truncheon 18 ins length. above “Police” in red and gilt with gilt decoration on a black £20-30 on a black ground, with ribbed ground. 445. handle. 40cm long. £20-40 Two late 19th Century £20-30 435. Truncheon’s of plain design. 455. A 19th Century Constables £20-40 A Victorian Tiverton Borough truncheon, remains of gilt 446. police truncheon, with decoration on a black finish, A 19th Century turned gilt crown and V.R cypher 18.25ins length. Truncheon with fluted end, over oval gilt a red ground £20-40 17ins length. cartouche marked Tiverton 436. £20-30 Borough, ribbed handle and A 19th Century Constable’s 447. later leather strap, 44cm long staff with gilt decoration and An early 20th Century £150-200 Royal Coat of Arms, dated Manchester Special Constable’s 1822. 23.5ins length. Truncheon, transfer £20-40 decoration, named and dated 437. H. Elliot, 1914 -16, 15ins A William IV Constable’s length. Truncheon, gilt decoration £20-40 on a grey reserve, 20.75 ins 448. length. Three late 19th / early 20th £20-30 Century Truncheons. 438. £20-30 A 19th Century Truncheon, 449. gilt circular monogram initial A 19th Century Constable’s “S” on blue ground, 14.75 ins Truncheon, gilt WR and Crown length. ciphers over No 4, 19.5ins £20-40 length. 439. £20-40 A 19th Century Truncheon of 450. tapering ball ended design, Three late 19th / early 20th bearing old label inscribed Century plain Truncheons. “Parish Constable’s Truncheon £20-30 AD 1826”, 13.75 ins length. 451. £20-40 A 19th Century painted two 440. piece Cosh with gilt crown A 19th Century Truncheon, decoration to striking end, remains of gilt decoration on a united by a leather strap with black ground, 17 ins length. blue finish, 15.75 ins length. £20-40 £20-40 441. 452. A 19th Century Constable’s An early 20th Century Staff, gilt decoration and Manchester Constabulary numbered No.2 on brown Truncheon with remains of finish, 5.75 ins length. transfer decoration. £20-30 £20-30 442. 453. Three late 19th - early 20th Two machine turned wooden Century Truncheons. Staff’s, united by an iron £20-40 fitting. a/f 443. £20-40 A similar lot. £20-30

27 Fishing 465. 475. A split cane fishing rod in a A quantity of cane and carbon 456. bag, a bamboo landing net figure fishing rods. An early 20th century four bar and three walking canes. £20-30 3inch brass fishing reel -” W £20-30 476. Horton, Glasgow.” 466. C.Farlow & Co, Pall Mall, £20-30 A 4’’ salmon reel by Farlow, London, a Holdfast three 457. London, horn handle and line section greenhart fly rod A large quantity of fly tying adjust, signed in a leather case, stamped “5675” to brass end lines and materials. £150-200 cap, togetehr in an associated £100-200 467. wooden box. 458. A three piece split cane rod by £50-60 A large quantity of fly tying Graham & Co. Inverness, and 477. materials to include valchenen, a Hardy Tailer. An ash brass mounted four- guinea fowl skin, golden £40-80 piece rod, unsigned together pheasant and other materials. 468. in a canvas bag. £100-200 Four 19th century wooden £35-45 459. reels comprising a small 478. A similar lot. trotting reel 2’’, another 2 A 19th Century leather creel, £100-200 3/4’’, another 3 1/2’’ and 5’’ also a late 19th century 460. Beatons ‘Triple Life’. catalogue of prices for “The Hofland, T. C, The British £60-100 Silver Greyling, 15, Fetter Lane, Angler’s Manual, or, the Art of 469. Fleet St London 1844”, a brass Angling in England, Scotland, J J Enright , Dapping Road - a reel, a mahogany and brass Wales, and Ireland: etc, org. 16’ spliced greenheart rod , a star backed reel and other cloth rebacked, 14 engraved two piece spliced spinning rod, tackle. See illustration page 41 plates inc. 4 plates of flies, 8vo, one other rod and a landing £60-80 1841. net. 479. (1) £50-60 A Japanese ivory telescopic £25-30 470. fishing whip, the case with 461. An early 20th century Farlow & incised decoration of Cod, Hake, A collection of fishing reels and Co landing net, the ash hoop bass etc and marked “Arthur equipment, to include split with net on a signed brass Burgess 1879” 56cm closed. cane and later rods. mount and sliding on a square £150-200 £20-30 mahogany shaft with brass 480. 462. No Lot mounted ash handle, 133cm A collection of Eight various fully extended. early 20th century rods, to 463. £80-100 include examples by local Skues, G. E. M. Minor Tactics 471. Devon and Dorset makers, of the Chalk Stream, colour A Hardy three section including Lt. Col. Oborn frontispiece of flies, original greenhart rod with brass Marnhull Dorset, “Tenacity” cloth, 8vo, first edition, 1910. fittings circa 1952. split cane rod. With .... Parker, Eric (& others). £30-40 £200-300 Shooting By Moor, Field and 472. 481. Shore, illustrated, original A Gamages 1905 pike rod. Two bamboo landing nets and cloth, 8vo, 1929. With 9 others £20-30 three alloy examples. on fishing and angling. 473. £40-60 (11) An un-named green heart 482. £30-60 fishing rod and gaff. An early 20th century 464. £30-40 presentation engraved salmon A collection of British and 474. attractor,” A lady novice World coins including boxes A 19th Century five bar brass catch...Pichola lake Udaipour uncirculated proof sets, fishing reel by Army and Navy 29th September 1919” framed commemorative crowns and with single ebony handle and and glazed, also a whicker coins, loose foreign coins and brass shoe, 3in diameter. creel and a framed set of some framed. £40-60 Ensign salmon fly trade cards. £200-250 £150-200 28 483. 492. Other sports (rugby, A collection of various fishing A set of three early 20th tackle to include, wooden and Century graduated copper football, tennis etc) alloy centre pin reels, float - and brass bait boxes, marked 503. boxes tackle boxes, fly wallets maggots, worms and bait. Of early south African Rugby (A lot). £40-60 Interest - the signatures for £150-200 493. “The South African Rugby 484. A collection of assorted fishing Football Team 1906”, cut A collection of fly tying tackle, a bamboo shooting and pasted into page, also a feathersilks and wire together stick and a walking stick. collection of WW1 signatures in a tin box. £20-30 of injured men, in a green £40-60 494. leather autograph album. 485. Holbrow & Co a brass and £40-60 Calabi, Silvio. The Collector’s wood fishing winch, 6cm. 504. Guide to Antique Fishing diameter, and a 5,5cm. brass An official programme Tackle, cloth in d/w, 1989. and wood fishing winch. Plymouth Argyle V Santos of With 7 other books on angling. £40-60 Brazil Wednesday March 14th (8) 495. 1973, with signed autographs £30-50 Allcock & Sons a 6ins chrome of Santos team including Pele. 486. sea reel, with two tension £50-60 Skues, G. E. M. The Way of a levers, brake lever and chrome 505. Trout with a Fly, cloth in d/w, line guide, with ebonised An early 20th century canvas 1967. With 27 other books on handle and chrome foot. golf bag with fifteen various angling. £70-90 clubs. (28) 496. £20-30 £40-80 Hardy Bros, Alnwick an 506. 487. alloy and brass 6 ins. “The Of rowing interest Five various late 19th /early Eddystone “ sea reel with, A large photograph of 20th century brass four bar wood handle, brass line guide Beaumont College rowing brass reels. and tension nut, brake lever X, signed, 22.5 x 34.5cm, £60-80 and brass foot. a smaller photograph of 488. £120-150 the crew on the water, and A set of four early 20th century 497. two silver rowing medals for circular glazed salmon flies. An Abu Carcia Ambassadeur Staines Amateur Regatta, 1929 £40-60 multiplying reel, boxed. and Egham Regatta, 1927. 489. £20-30 £50-60 A late 19th century fly tin 498. 507. by Ogden Smith, Hyde Park Hardy Bros, Alnwick a No 3 An early 20th century Corner, another by A. Carter folding fishing knife, with five miniature cricket bat c.1933, & Co London, a circular brass folding implements. made by Phil Carr, Skipton, fly tin and a mahogany pocket £200-300 signed by Frank. E. Woolley reel and line (4) 499. (Kent) and dated 1933, 15cm £40-60 A Corbet folding fishing knife. long. 490. £130-150 £40-60 An Allcocks marvel 3 inch reel, 500. 508. one other Allcock reel and an An eye witness anglers folding Of cricketing interest Allcock -Stanley reel(3) knife. A late 19th early 20th century £50-60 £70-90 photograph of a cricket team 491. 501. including W.G.Grace, 20 x A Gammages four section A Rodgers Anglers folding 26cm. split cane salmon rod and one stainless steel knife. £60-80 other rod, unsigned. £60-80 £80-100 502. A Joseph Barber folding fishing knife. £25-35

29 508A 516. Transport and A group of cricketing An album containing 1970’s memorabilia including 3D football cards and some motoring autograph of 1961 cricket earlier cards. 522. Australian touring team, £20-30 A Jaguar car mascot and an AA autograph album of 517. badge (2) photographs, score book etc. A signed photograph of the £40-60 £40 - 50 Australian cricket touring team 523. 509. of 1953 and an autograph A chrome plated Jaguar car A pewter trophy mug Christ sheet of the players of the 20th mascot, on a polished marble College, four-oars race 1848. Australian Tean to tour Great base, 21cm. long. £40-60 Britain, 1948. £30-40 510. £20-30 524. A collection of six various steel 518. A Vintage Motor Club 50th shaft golf clubs. Exeter City Rugby Club 1912- Anniversary bar badge. £20-30 13 photograph, together with £20-40 511. a photograph of a lady riding 525. A large collection of side saddle on a horse. Of Bentley interest 1970’s and early 1980’s £60-80 W O Bentley - “My life and International and National 519. my cars” autographed by W O boxing programmes, to A shooting stick, bowls bag, Bentley together with another include The Heavy Weight leather waiscoat and tennis copy. Autobiography “The cars Championship of G. B., Europe racket. in my life” together with two and Commonwealth between £20-30 copies of “The other Bentley Henry Coooper and Joe 520. boys” one signed by Elizabeth Bagner??? March 1971, also A plated car mascot in the Nagle. Two copies of “The other World Championship form of a golfer, 13.5cm. high. vintage Bentley book” circa title fights and notable fighters £100-120 1919 and circa 1922 (Bentley Alan Minter, John Conteh and 521. 3 litre models). Two copies of Frank Bruno, also a signed Of Olympic Games Interest the “Illustrated history of the miniature cricket bat ( A Lot). - An early 20th Century Bentley car”. A F C Hillstead £200-250 whitemetal gymnastic medal - “Those Bentley days”; a 512. awarded to W. Tysall, together vintage Bentley manual (3 litre A signed, Shiphay Manor Club with two photographic Bentley). Cricket. postcards of the recipient, £20-40 £40-60 inscribed with details of his 526. 513. achievements in particular Bentley related books to A scared head golf club, the his 2nd place in the World’s include: Two copies of head stamped “Swilken”, with Gymnastic Championship at the Bentley bedside book, leather grip. the Olympic Games 1908. Technical facts,Thoroughbred £100-150 £50-60 motor car, Motor car index, 514. Pre-war Bentleys, Vintage A hand stitched cricket ball. automobiles, First and fastest, £20-30 two copies of Maintenance 515. and driving of vintage cars, An oak and white metal “ Inter Rolls-Royce in the twenties. Regimental Golf Challenge £20-40 Shield “ Trophy, presented 527. by major-General P.A.Ullman, Montague of Beaulieu, a C.B, O.B.E, with twenty signed edition of Rolls of Rolls- two plaques, also a pair of Royce, The book of the Bentley miniature apprentice” golf by Kenneth Ullyelt. clubs. £20-40 £40-60

30 528. 533. 542. A copy of the Automotor A collection of AA, RAC car Bacon, Roy. Royal Enfield the Journal and other ephemera club badges, and others. Post War Models, cloth in d/w, together with other books £40-60 1982. With 20 other books to include: Picture history 534. relating to motor cycles. of motoring, Restoration of A collection of “The Motor (21) vintage as thoroughbred, Cars Cycle” and “Motor Cycle £30-50 and various related books. Weekly” dating from the 543. £20-40 1930’s through to 1983. Anderson, R. C & Franks, G. 529. £20-30 History of Royal Blue Express, Poster - Bentley wins Le Mans; 535. pb, 1970. With 15 other books 1927, 1928, 1929. A collection of motorbike and relating to trams and buses. £20-40 motor vehicle maintenance (16) 530. manuals, service lists and other £30-50 A print of a Bentley in a race related volumes including 544. after Turner (M) together with military and civilian vehicles. Fraichard, G. The Le Mans a photo of a Bentley after Ray £40-60 Story, cloth in torn d/w, 1954. Nockoldan; Various literature to 536. With 4 others on motor racing. include: 3 litre Bentley booklets A collection of vehicle manuals (5) circa 1930 S A P, Bentley drivers and handbooks including £20-30 club review magazines, Austin “Flying Standard Cars 1936-7” 545. twelve handbook, Christies and others (A lot) Mortimer (Charles) Racing a catalogue, Morris - Commercial £40-50 Sports Car, autographed by spare part list. 537. Mike Hawthorn. £20-30 A quantity of various books £120-150 531. relating to motoring history, 546. A Bentley Drivers Club bar motor cars and motor cycle A Rolls Royce Nickel plated badge together with a Bentley manufacturers, and related “Spirit of Ecstasy” radiator car badge. volumes. mascot, mounted on a circular £20-30 £40-60 wooden socle, 20cm high. 532. 538. £150-200 Of Formula one interest A collection of various 547. British Grand Prix, Silverstone workshop manuals for cars, A collection of enamel 19th July, 1969 official vans and motorbikes, including speedway badges, programme signed by Graham Jaguar, Hornet etc. (A lot) including Exeter, Yarmouth, Hill and Bruce McLaren, Daily £40-60 Wolverhampton and others. Express 22nd International 539. £80-100 Trophy Meeting Silverstone, A 1905 pattern Powell & 548. 26th April 1970 official Hammer (Birmingham) Motor A signed limited edition print programme signed by Jackie Head lamp, probably for a De “Old Faithful’s marathon Stewart, World Championship Dion Bouton , 7 inch glass lens win”, after K Woodcock, no Sports Car Race, Brands Hatch and waisted body with handle 123/475,signed by the drivers 28-29th September, 1974, and leather bladder to rear and artist in pencil to selvage. official programme signed section, 27cm high. £40-60 by Jarier, Pascarolo, Beltoise £150-200 549. and Larrousse, British Grand 540. A pair of black trapezoid travel Prix, Silverstone 14-16th July A Lucas “ King’s Own” cases, possibly for Rolls Royce 1977 official programme lamp, No F141, also a Lucas or Bentley (2). signed by James Hunt, E. “Holophote” lamp, a Powell £20-40 Fittipaldi, E. Ribiero, various & Hammer Ltd lamp and one 550. other official programmes, other (4) A large photographic print of a autobiographies of Graham £80-100 1980s Le Mans wining Jaguar Hill, James Hunt, Jochen Rindt 541. £50-60 and Jackie Stewart, two replica A pair of early 20th century Olympic Medals Berlin 1936, bras and tincarriage lamps. and pamphlets relating to the £20-40 Olympic games. £150-200 31 Pictures 558. 567. Coloured lithograph; The British School early 20th 551. Rifles. century - Portrait of an artillery R.G. Reeve after J. Pollard £20-40 officer, head and shoulders - ‘Preparing to Start’ and ‘The 559. indistinctly signed ‘Lafoysthe Winner of the Derby Race’ After Wolstenholme - Shooting K.T’ (?) bottom right, a pair of reproduction coloured - coloured plates I - IV, each 40 watercolour, 36 x 27cm. prints x 46cm. (4) £30-50 originally published 1836 £100-150 568. each 20 x 24cm (2) 560. After A. Defusis (?) £30-35 After R A Hillingford - Farewell - A pack of Beagles beneath 552. coloured print, 42 x 65cm. trees English School (Late 19th £30-40 39 x 57cm Century) 561. together with a portrait study A Huntsman clearing a hedge After G Wright - Gone to of a Beagle, in the oval oil on canvas ground ; a fox-hunting scene 48 x 40cm 24.5 x 29cm - coloured print, 29 x 39cm, prints with bodycolour £50-60 together with one other similar heightening 553. decorative print. (2) mounted but unframed (2) J. Harris after W.J. Shayer £50-60 £30-40 A set of four hunting prints 562. 569. ‘Drawing Cover’, ‘Gone Away’, A coloured print of a retriever Edward Hacker after W & H ‘Full Cry’ and ‘Dead Beat’ with a grouse in its mouth Barraud originally published 1864 by 30 x 41cm ‘Mr Charles Davis on the R.A. Ackermann £10-15 Traverser’ 36 x 48cm (4) 563. an engraving published by £40-60 Pollard after Alken James Sheldon 554. A set of four ‘Sporting’ 54 x 68cm Sue McCartney Snape coloured engravings, published £50-60 (Contemporary) 1841 by I.W. Laird 570. The Land Agent titled ‘Grouse Shooting’, Edward Hacker after W & H signed with initials and dated ‘Woodcock Shooting’, Barraud ‘08 ‘Pheasant Shooting’ and ‘Mr Will Long on Bertha’ inscribed as titled ‘Partridge Shooting’ an engraving, published by watercolour over pencil 27 x 37cm (4) James Sheldon, drawing £40-50 45 x 55cm 56 x 38cm, unframed. 564. £40-60 See illustration page 40 After Cecil Aldin - The London 571. £300-500 to Plymouth Coach; The Perth After James Pollard - Race for 555. to Aberdeen Coach - a pair, The Gold Cup at Goodwood - Lionel Edwards signed coloured prints, together with coloured engraving, image 32 coloured print ‘Hunting a hunting print after Lionel x 45cm, together with three Countries’ and one other. Edwards. (3) other sporting prints. (4) £60-80 £100-150 £30-50 556. 565. 572. A set of nine Cecil Aldin After Alan Farnley Joel Kirk - Portrait study of a coloured prints, hunting ‘McLarens Supremacy’ cat, also a companion, the scenes. a coloured motor racing print pair, pastels, signed, each £80-100 signed in pencil by the artist, 12cm x 17cm (2) 557. Niki Lauda and Alain Prost £20-40 A pair of coloured engravings 51 x 67cm 573. “A Safe Shot” and “Here £15-20 David Andrews - Ducks, Are the Birds”, coloured 566. watercolour. print hunting scene of a After Bressin (French School) £80-100 photographic print. - The racehorse “Jardy” - £20-40 coloured print, 47 x 53cm. £30-50

32 574. 581. 588. After Kenneth McDonough Style of Dean Wolstenholme Archibald Thorburn (1860- Two limited edition prints ‘Pheasant Shooting’, ‘Partridge 1935) - Peregrine; Nuthatch; signed in pencil in the margin Shooting’ and ‘Woodcock Black Game; Woodcock - a by the artist, Baron Von Shooting’ set of four coloured artist Richthofen Jagdstaffel and a set of three coloured prints proof prints, each signed in Camel Flight, each 41 x 65cm. 42 x 52cm (3) pencil in the lower margin, and a photograph of H.M.S. £80-120 one published by Baird & Ark Royal. 582. Carter 1908, the others by F £50-60 After Rev Canon Winter (19th Embleton, 20 x 26cm, & 28 x 575. Century) 19cm. (4) Four prints depicting various Scene on the River. A Race £300-400 golf balls (48), each print 10.5 Night; My Tutor’s Sweepstakes 589. x 16cm, contained in one - a pair After H. Alken frame 33 x 44cm. rowing scenes from a set of 24 ‘Pheasant Shooting’ £10-15 sporting lithographs published and a companion, the pair 576. by J. Rymand of Oxford ‘Partridge Shooting’ Charles Edward Brittan Snr 34 x 44cm aquatints (1837 - 1888) ‘Study of two £60-70 8 x 11.5cm (2) terriers in a barn interior’, oil 583. £30-40 on board, signed and dated Circle of George Armfield 590. 1866, size 39cm x 56cm. (fl.1840-1875) Published by S & J Fuller - £100-150 Game and gun dogs in an Three hunting cartoon strips, 577. interior each 19 x 55cm, together with After ‘Snaffles’ - Charles oil on canvas a modern hunt picture. Johnson Payne (1884-1967) 58 x 49cm. £20-30 ‘Jim’ and ‘John Jorrocks’ See illustration page 40 591. a pair of coloured prints £400-600 After D Wolstenholme - published by Fores 584. “Shooting”, verses 1 - 4 - set 25 x 15cm (2) Cavendish Morton (b.1911) of four coloured engravings £140-160 ‘At the start’; a Jaguar XK120 published by R. Ackerman, 578. on a race track each 21 x 27.5cm. Eric Goddard (20th Century) signed and dated 1954 £30-50 Study of a grey hunter and bottom left 592. foxhound oil on board After Charles Johnson Payne watercolour 37 x 54cm. “Snaffles” (1884-1967) signed and dated 1966 See illustration page 41 “Andsome is ...” 40 x 50cm. £300-500 coloured lithograph, with blind £100-150 585. stamp 579. Twenty seven golfing signed in pencil After ‘Snaffles’ - Charles caricature cards, all titled, 45 x 42cm Johnson Payne (1884-1967) possibly cigarette cards but See illustration page 41 ‘Ar never gets off’ (a huntsman not removed from the frames, £500-600 clearing a fence) each 6.5 x 3.5cm, contained in 593. a coloured print published by three frames. After Charles Johnson Payne Fores £20-25 “Snaffles” (1884-1967) 25 x 21.5cm 586. “Preparing to Receive Cavalry” £80-100 E. Kauffman after R. Watkins coloured lithograph, with blind 580. set of six coloured lithographic stamp Charles Hunt after F.C. Turner sporting prints. signed in pencil “Up and Over” £100-150 45 x 63cm also a companion, the pair 587. See illustration page 41 coloured prints After F G Nobel - In Full Flight - £600-700 21 x 29cm (2) coloured print, 55 x 103cm. £35-45 £20-40

33 594. 598. 604. After Charles Hunt (19th Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin A pair of Sherwood forest stags Century) (1870 - 1935) A poster on hers. Ackermann’s Series of National advertising Greyhound 605. Steeple-Chases Racing at South Bridge Wharf, A set of four Cecil Aldin The Leamington, 1840; The Northampton’, a coloured ‘hunting types’ coloured Start & Coming In, print, published by J. Weiner, prints. together with Hereford and Circa 1928, size 75cm x 50cm. £120-160 Monmouthshire Grand Hunt £100-150 606. Steeplechase; The Start & 599. Duncan (20th Century) Coming In (4) David Parry (born 1942) Geese in flight over a winter £50-60 ‘Study of a barn owl’ landscape 595. watercolour oil on board After John Leech (1817-1864) signed signed and dated 1951 A set of ten 54 x 41cm 48cm x 63cm. chromolithographic hunting £60-80 £40-60 prints, titled: 600. 607. “A Friend Mr Noddy has a day Edward Hacker after W & H After Heywood Hardy (1842 with Brookside Harriers ...” Barraud -1933) “Old Coachman - Miss Ellen! Mr Charles Davis on ‘The ‘The Zetland Hunt at Aske Miss Ellen ...” Traverser’ House’ “I say Jack, who’s that come to a coloured engraving, print signed in pencil by the grief ...” published by James Seldon artist, published 1890 by hand “Capital Finish - Fox hunter a 47 x 55cm. and Water Ltd little behind ...” £50-60 47 x 105cm “Where there’s a will there’s a 600A. together with a key (of names) way ...” After Samuel Howitt - Breaking at the meet “A Friendly Mount, Party who’s Cover - watercolour, 20.5 x 18 x 49cm (2) nerve is not what it used to 31cm. £50-70 be ...” £100-200 608. “Ruggles hold hard Master 601. Charles Mottram after Stephen George ...” After Henry Alken Pearce “Mr Jorrocks - come help! You ‘Morning’ and ‘Afternoon’ ‘The Ashdown Coursing ugly brute!” a pair of caricature prints Meeting’ “Don’t move there - we will originally published 1818 by S coloured engraving, published clear you” & J Fuller 1872 by Henry Graves & Co. “A Frolic Home after a blank 24cm x 30cm 46 x 100cm day ...” together with a set of three £50-70 50 x 70cm (10) further humorous hunting 609. £1000-1500 prints after Alken After Samuel Edward Waller 596. 24 x 30cm (5). ‘The Day of Reckoning’ After Lionel Edwards (1878- £40-50 also a companion, a pair ‘Twixt 1966) 602. Love & Duty’ Hunting Counties - High After John Leech (1817-1864) black and white prints, Leicestershire, The Quorn “A Cheap Day’s Riding” published 1884/85 across Quinborough Road a pair of hand coloured prints, 68 x 92cm coloured print with FATG blind published 1867 together with another after stamp 9 x 7.5 cm (2) Heywood Hardy ‘Too Late’, signed in pencil £15-20 published 1886 37 x 52cm 603. 66 x 87cm (3) £80-120 After Archibald Thorburn £30-50 597. - Grouse shooting - a pair, A set of six hunting prints each coloured engravings, each 35 14 x 17cm. x 56cm. £30-40 £20-40

34 610. Books 616. After H. Alken Armour, George Denholm. A set of four horse racing 613. Bridle and Brush Reminiscences coloured prints, titled Sir Pelham Warner, A of an Artist Sportsman, ‘Preparing to Start’, ‘At Speed’, signed first edition copy of illustrated, org. cloth, tall 8vo, ‘Winning’ and ‘Weighing and “Gentleman v. Players 1806- 1937. With ... CUMING, E. D. Rubbing Down’ 1904” Harrap & Co London With Rod and Gun, illustrated 25 x 60cm (4) 1950, signed by the author by G. Denholm Armour, org. £30-50 to frontispiece, also having cloth, 4to, n.d. c1910s. With 611. the signatures of the Australia ... CUMING, E. D. With Horse After T. Ivester Lloyd (1873- team of the match between and Hound, illustrated by G. 1942) Lords V Australia 1953 and Denholm Armour, org. cloth, “The First Flight” and “The End England team 1956 including 4to, 1911. of the Run” Dennis Compton, Len Hutton, (3) a pair of coloured hunting Colin Cowdrey and others, £40-80 prints gilt stamped red cloth boards 617. 26 x 32cm (2) (worn) together with a copy Crascredo. Humour in the £20-30 of “ Who’s Who of Cricketers” Hunting Field as Seen by Newnes Books 1984 (2). G. D. Armour, 20 tipped-in 612. £100-150 colour plates, org cloth backed English School (Circa 1910) 614. boards, folio, n.d c1920s. With A pair of ‘Hunting’ coloured Aldin, Cecil ... Scarlet To ... ARMOUR, G. Denholm. prints M. F. H, org. cloth, colour Sport “ and there’s the humour ‘The Old Style’ and ‘The New plates, 4to, 1933. Ratcatcher of it,” illustrated, org. cloth Style’ to Scarlet, org. cloth, colour torn spine, 4to, n.d. With ... 45 x 58cm (2) plates, 4to, n.d. Right Royal, MASEFIELD, John. Reynard £10-20 org. cloth, colour plates, 4to, The Fox, illustrated by G. D. 1922. Roads and Vagabonds, Armour, org. cloth, 4to, 1921. org. cloth, colour plates, 4to, (3) n.d. With 4 other sporting £30-60 books illustrated by Cecil Aldin. 618. (8) Stewart, F. A. Hunting Country, £60-100 12 colour plates of the ‘hunts’, 615. calf backed cloth sides, oblong Surtees, R.S & Jorrocks, John. folio, 1935. Thoughts on Hunting and £50-100 other matters, illustrated in 619. colour by Geo. Denholm Edwards. Lionel ... illustrator. Armour, org. cloth, 4to, limited The Horn a Lay of the edition 250, 1925. With ... Grassington Fox-Hounds, Beckford, Peter. Thoughts colour plates, org. cloth, 4to, on Hunting, illustrated by G. 1937. Thoroughbred and Denholm Armour, org. cloth, Hunter, illustrated, org. cloth, 4to, n.d. c1910s. With ... 4to, 1934. Galloping Shoes, BROKE, Willoughby de, Lord. tipped-in colour plates, org. The Sport of our Ancestors, cloth, 4to, 1928. Scattered illustrated by G. D. Armour, Scarlet, tipped-in colour plates, org. cloth, 4to, 1925. org. cloth. 4to, 1924. Hunting (3) Songs, tipped-in colour plates, £50-100 org. cloth, 4to, 1925. Thy Servant the Horse, illustrated, cloth in d/w, 4to, 1952. (6) £80-120

35 620. 625. 630. Dawson, Captain Lionel. Sport Stewart, F. A. Hunting Musketry manuscript .... In War, illustrated in colour Countries, colour plates, org. “ Notes on Musketry “ by by Lionel Edwards, org. cloth, cloth in d/w, oblong folio, Lieut. R. B. Phayre, 4th large 4to, 1936. With ... 1935. With ... MILLS, John. Goorkas, Indian Army, over Edwards, Lionel. A Sportsman’s The Life of a Foxhound, colour 100 manuscript pages with Bag, large colour plates, org. plates by J. A. Shepherd, cloth many additions inc. maps, cloth, large 4to, 1937. faded on the spine, 8vo, 1913. postcards, etc. Contained in a With ... Edwards, Lionel. Seen With ... SURTEES, R. S. The contemporary exercise book, From The Saddle, illustrated, Analysis of the Hunting Field, dated Hythe, June 1908. org. cloth, large 4to, 1937. colour plates by H. Alken, org. * An extensive manuscript (3) cloth, tall 8vo, 1903. £50-100 £100-150 (3) 631. 621. £50-100 Illingworth, Ray. Spinner’s Edwards, Lionel. The Wiles of 626. Wicket, cloth in d/w, 1969. the Fox, 6 colour plates, org. James, David & Stephens, With 2 boxes of cricket books, buckram backed cloth, 4to, Wilson. In Praise of Hunting, mostly in dust wrappers, with 1932. With 6 others relating to cloth in d/w, 1960. Munting, a cricket theme tankard and 3 fox hunting inc. illustrated by Roger. Hedges & Hurdles a neck ties. Lionel Edwards. social and economic history of (2 boxes) (7) national Hunt Racing, cloth in £40-60 £40-80 d/w, 1987. Mahony, Edmund. 632. 622. The Galway Blazers Memoirs, A collection of twenty-six Lyne, Michael ... illustrator. cloth in d/w 1979. With 3 cricketing biographies, also Rhymes of an Irish Huntsman boxes of books relating to two Wisden almanack - 1996 By Stanislaus Lynch, colour horses and hunting. and 1999. plates, org. cloth, large 4to, (3 boxes) £50-70 1937. With ... LYNE, Michael. £30-50 633. Horses, Hounds and Country, 627. Curling, B. W. R. British colour plates, org. cloth. large B.B; “Confessions of a carp Racecourses, illustrated inc. 4to, 1938. With ... MEADE- fisher”, illus, Denys Watkins- 11 colour plates by Lionel KING, Eric. The Silent Horn, Pitchford; together with a Edwards, original cloth, 4to, colour plates, org. cloth, 4to, quantity of book relating to fly 1951. 1938. and coarse fishing. £20-30 (3) £40-60 634. £40-60 628. Edwards, Lionel. Famous 623. Giles Annuals .... original Foxhunters, illustrated, original Edwards, Lionel & Wallace, pictorial laminated card covers, cloth, 4to, 1932. Harold Frank. Hunting & 81 copies many in duplicate. £30-50 Stalking the Deer the pursuit (2 boxes) 635. of red, fallow and roe deer in £20-40 Edwards, Lionel ... illustrator. England and Scotland, well 629. Over the Grass by Will H. illustrated, org. cloth torn on sale) Ogilvie, 8 colour plates, spine. With 8 other books. Signed manuscript letter, original cloth, 4to, 1925. (9) dated Sept 18th, 1783, in the Songs and Verses by G. J. £50-100 hand of Francis Warneford. Whyte-Melville, 8 colour 624. The letter to a family member plates, 4to, 1924. Horse Sense Fabian, A. H & Green, who is owed money refers to & Sensibility by Crascredo, 24 Geoffrey. Association Football, the author’s recent 10 days trip plates, original cloth faded, 4 volume set, illustrated to Cheltenham, and how it has 4to, 1926. throughout, cloth, 4to, 1960. improved his health. Sold with (3) (4) 2 other Ms letters dated 1841, £30-60 £20-40 & 1855. £20-30

36 636. Stamps 648. Crascredo. Manners and An accumulation of stamps Mannerisms, illustrated by 640. in seven albums and loose in Charles Simpson, original A Pelham Major stamp two plastic crates with Austria, cloth, 4to, 1929. Hart, album containing British, Great Britain, USA, covers with Frank. Everyhorse a selection commonwealth, domion and early GB first day covers, etc. of studies, grave & gay, foreign postage stamps. £100-200 illustrated, 4to, 1935. Biegel, £40-60 649. Peter. Booted & Spurred, 641. An accumulation of stamps illustrated, original cloth, A collection of stamps and and covers in eleven albums 8vo, 1949. Thelwell Country, covers in two albums, two and loose contained in three illustrated, original pictorial stockbooks and loose boxes with main interest in boards in d/w, 4to, 1959. £40-50 unmounted mint modern McTaggart, Lt.-Col. M. F. 642. Great Britain, Royalty Omnibus From Colonel to Subaltern, A collection of eighty four issues, etc. illustrated, original cloth, 4to, signed RAF Museum covers £80-100 1928. including World War two 650. (5) pilots, Barnes Wallis, etc. Also A group of first day covers and £40-60 a selection of Benham silk GB stamps in three albums. 637. and bird first day covers and £70-80 A collection of Dick Francis cards. 651. novels, also a spoken word £150-200 A small collection of assorted version of “Nerve”. 643. British and world stamps, £30-40 A mint and used collection of first day covers and assorted 638. British Commonwealth stamps postcards. Bromley, Peter. The Price in four albums (100s). £30-40 of Success the authorized £50-70 652. biography of Ryan Price, 644. A collection of assorted cloth in d/w, n.d. with a box A collection of mint British postage stamps. of books relating horses and Stamps in two stockbooks £20-40 horse racing. including 1962-65 Phosphor 653. (box) sets unmounted mint, decimal A Triumph stamp album with £20-40 sets to 1999, etc. (100’s) stamps of the world. 639. £250-300 £40-60 Letters patent to William 645. 654. Glover and seal to William 1949 UPU Omnibus sets A collection of stamps and Glover for the invention of virtually complete mint in two covers in eleven albums and improvements in governors for special albums with Foreign loose motive power engines. sets including Berlin, etc. £30-40 £80-100 £100-150 655. 646. A collection of mainly Great A collection of mint French British stamps in three stamps in three stockbooks albums and nine Westminster with issues to 1999. presentation wallets including £100-150 1840 1d (4, one on cover) 647. and 2d used, 1867-83 10/- (2) A used collection of Great and £1 used. 1880 2/- brown British stamps in four Windsor used, 1884 £1 used, 1891 £1 albums including 1840 1d, used, 1902-13 to £1 used, 1870 1/2d plate 9 pair , 1962- Seahorse £1 used, 1929 PUC 65 Phosphor sets, etc. £1 (2) used, 1939-48 set of six £250-300 mint, 1962-65 Phosphor sets unmounted mint, etc. £2500-3000

37 656. 664. 671. A collection of stamps in three A collection of Great British A collection of Isle of Man albums and loose including first day covers in three cover stamps and first day covers in Great Britain, early British albums. four albums and a stockbook Commonwealth, etc. (100’s) £20-30 with issues apparently £35-45 665. complete unmounted mint to 657. A small box containing May 2010. Eight assorted silver and silver- unmounted mint modern £200-300 gilt medals awarded to the late Great Britain with sets in 672. Fritz Fasse, sometime president blocks, booklets, etc. (many The balance of a collection of the Mainz Philatelic 100’s) in eight stockbooks, seven Association, Germany. £150-200 albums amd loose, mainly £100-130 666. Great Britain with KGV mint 658. A collection of Great British controls, booklets, presentation A collection of Great British stamps in a Simplex album packs, first day covers, also a presentation packs, PHQ cards, including 1891 £1 used, 1902- run of Philatelic Bulletins, etc. First day covers and booklets 13 to 5/- used, etc. (100’s) contained in three boxes. contained in two boxes. £120-150 £150-200 £130-150 667. 673. 659. An accumulation of Great 1880-2003 mint/mainly A collection of stamps in nine British presentation packs in an unmounted collection of Great Senator albums including album and loose contained in Britain in three Davo boxed Mozambique, Russia, etc. a box. albums including 1887-92 (1000’s) £60-80 to 10d, 1/-, 1929 PUC £1 £200-250 668. (faintly yellowish gum), 1939- 660. A duplicated accumulation of 48 2/6 to £1 set of six, 1955 Old time collections of stamps Great British first day covers in Waterlow Castle set, Graphites, in a Strand and a Triumph two albums and loose in a box commemoratives virtually album and loose, also a with Benham large and small complete including Phosphors, quantity of cigarette cards in silks, also two further cartons etc. (100’s) two further albums and loose of PHQ cards. £700-900 with a mixture of complete £80-100 674. and incomplete sets, etc. 669. A collection of unmounted (many 100’s) The balance of a collection of mint Great British stamps in £150-200 stamps in albums and loose four Windsor Sovereign albums 661. contained in two cartons. with issues to 1996. A collection of Falkland Island £30-40 £150-200 stamps in a printed album, also 670. a few further items. A collection of Great British £40-50 stamps and covers in nine 662. albums and stockbooks and A collection of Great British loose with early issues used decimal presentation packs including 1840 1d and 2d, and first day covers in four 1864-79 1d plates to 224, a albums including 2002 Bridges collection of Duplex postmarks pack, etc. on 1d reds, Graphites used, £120-150 QEII commemoratives 663. including Phosphors mint with A collection of stamps in two later sets and miniature sheets juvenile albums and loose to 2009, etc. (100’s) with main value in a quantity £700-800 of Great British decimal presentation packs. (100’s) £100-150

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42 675. Postcards and 685. A QV to QEII mainly mint Wills, Players, and others : an much unmounted collection cigarette cards extensive collection of sets of Great Britain in two and part sets of cigarette cards 679. Lighthouse printed albums contained in albums and some A group of Brooke Bond Tea including 1870 1.2d plates to loose. cards and albums, Weetabix 20, surface printed with values £400-500 3-D cards, Wills ‘City’ and to 1/-, 1883-84 2/6d, 1887- 686. other Arms series cigarette 1900 to 1/- both including Kurt Peter Karfeld - seven cards and a small collection die 1 5d, good range of monochrome photographs, of Elizabeth 11 coinage incl:- Edwards with DLR to 5/- (2) the reverse with ink stamp 1966 World Cup £2, 50 pence £1, Somerset to10/-. Many Kurt Peter Karfeld, Bln. - pieces etc. shades with some scarcer, 10d Charlottenburg, Lyck-Allee 33, £10-20 no Crown, KGV with selection together with an extensive 680. of Seahorses with Waterlow collection of black and white An album of early 20th century to 5/-, Bradbury to 10/-, photographs mostly dating postcards published by J. DLR 2/6 (4, shades), 1929 from the 1930’s including Salmon of topographical views PUC £1, 1934 Re-engraved Mussolini, Tripoli, Italy, South after watercolours by A. R. set, 1939-48 2/6 to £1 set America, New York, children, Quinton. of six, later issues to 1980 fashion, Berlin Olympics, £150-200 with 1st DLR and Waterlow bull fighting, Arab street 681. Castle sets, Postage Dues with traders, possibly by the same Two albums containing 1914-22, 1924-31 and 1936- photographer, approx 134 greetings postcards and an 37 sets, Officials, also two photographs. album of royalty postcards. further binders containing a £200-300 £120-150 specialized run of KGV with 687. 682. Downey Heads including a A collection of various early An album of assorted number of rarer shades, later 20th Century G.B and foreign postcards including humour issues with controls, shades, postcards in three albums and topographical, actressess, some Certificates, etc. loose. animals, greetings and modern £5000-7000 £60-80 reprints. 676. 688. £50-60 A partly remaindered collection Ogdens, Wills and others: 683. of stamps in two albums (one a collection of uncut sheets An album of early 20th century an early standard printed of cigarette cards including postcards by Donald McGill album) and loose including Leaders of Men, Characters approximately 159 cards. Hong Kong KEVII to 50c, $1 from Dickens, and British £80-100 mint, etc. (100’s) Butterflies. 684. £50-60 £100-150 A collection of sets and part 677. 689. sets including Churchmans; New Zealand:1975-86 Year Two albums of mixed Association Footballers 2nd packs, eleven Year books postcards including series 50/50, Gallaher; The to 1993, also 2000 Special topography, seaside and Great War Victoria Cross Millenium collection. sweetheart cards together with Heroes th series 25/25, Players: £60-100 cigarette cards. Victoria Cross 25/25, Ogdens 678. £150-250 ; Cricket 1926 50/50, Wills; An accumulation of stamps 690. Cricketers (1908) 50/50, in two albums, a notebook Wills, Players and others; Ogdens; Leaders of Men and loose contained in a box thirteen albums of assorted 50/50, Children of all Nations (1000’s) cigarette cards. 50/50 and various other sets £30-50 £100-150 and part sets, and modern reprints. £250-300

43 691. 697. Pipes A collection of various early An album of early 20th 20th century topographical Century postcards and loose, 700. postcards, including Ashanti, to include photographic A Victorian silver mounted Gold Coast and other regions topographical and portrait Meerschaum pipe, the pipe of Africa, and a small quantity cards, Manor Farm Croydon, carved with relief woodland of stamps. Newnham Post Office and scene of two men beside £30-40 others. a camp fire, with hunting 692. £120-140 scene to back ground, the An album of Edwardian and 698. hinged cover with shield later postcards including A collection of early 20th cartouche engraved “ C.AY topographical, humour, Century postcards of Salcombe from J.G., with floral repousse patriotic and others. and its environs, to include decoration, London 1839, in £120-140 examples by Judges etc. original case, 17cm high. 693. £40-60 £400-600 Royal Commemorative 699. 701. - ephemera including Scrap album ..... with many A 19th Century Meerschaum newspaper cuttings, Miss Irene coloured cut-out scraps, pipe carved in the form of a Alice May Kemble - housemaid postcards, etc many relating Woodcocks head, inset glass in charge at clearance house to nautical, military, political eye’s, in original case, 15cm to the Queen Mother, includes subjects, large 4to, full long. letters from Princess Elizabeth, morocco, nineteenth century. £100-150 a telegram from Queen Cut signatures noted of Duke 702. Elizabeth The Queen Mother, of Wellington, Gladstone, Lord A 19th Century Meerschaum a floral piece and lace from Palmerston, Lord Roberts, pipe, carved as a woman’s wedding cake Prince and Robert Peel, etc. head wearing a bonnet, with Princess (Diana) of Wales, (1) amber mouth piece, cased. official invites and programmes £150-200 £40-60 to royal weddings coronations 703. and funerals etc, a signed A Meerschaum and bone letter Douglas Fairbanks Junior church wardens pipe, the plain regarding wedding present to bowl with bone shaft and Princess Elizabeth. white metal mounts, cased. £20-30 (lacks mouthpiece) 31cm long. 694. £60-80 A large quantity of of 704. assorted postcards, mostly A Meerrschaum pipe, the bowl topographical, some humour with figure of a woman in a and greetings. state of undress, silver mount, £150-200 Chester 1903, cased, (lacks 695. mouthpiece) A collection of Edwardian £80-100 and later postcards mostly 705. topographical, contained in an A 19th Century silver mounted album and some loose. Meerschaum pipe, the bowl £40-60 with carved stag decoration, 696. the hinged oval cone inset coin A quantity of German facsimile with portrait of Prince Blucher, postcards. shell thumb and lambs tongue £20-40 border, London 1820, cased, 18cm long. £250-300

44 706. 714. 721. A 19th Century Meerschaum A gold mounted amber A carved Meerschaum cheroot pipe, carved in the form of a cheroot holder, another white holder in the form of a cockrels woman’s head with lace collar, metal amber Meerschaum head, inset glass eyes, with cased, (lacks mouthpiece). example and four Meerschaum smaller chick behind, amber £100-150 and amber cheroot holders, mouthpiece, cased, 9cm long. 707. cased. (6) £50-60 A 19th Century Meerschaum £50-70 722. pipe in the form of a 715. A continental carved bearded Shaman, with white A white metal overlaid briar Meerschaum cheroot holder ended mounts and amber pipe, the bowl with pierced the antler carved stem with mouthpiece, cased, 13.5cm scroll work overlay, cased, a goats head, inset glass eyes long. also a briar and amber pipe and horns, amber mouthpiece, £100-150 with silver ferrule and a silver cased, 11cm long. 708. mounted briar pipe, no mouth £50-60 A carved Meerschaum pipe, piece. (3) 723. in the form of a womans head £80-120 A 19th Century carved with hat and lace collar, amber 716. Meerschaum pipe in the form mouthpiece, cased, 13cm Three Meerschaum and amber of a heavily bosomed hunts long. pipes, one with white metal woman and horse, amber £80-100 mounts, all cased. (3) mouthpiece, cased, 12cm 709. £60-80 long. Three cased Meerschaum 717. £50-70 and amber pipes, with silver Three carved head 724. ferrules. Meerschaum pipes, one of a A 19th Century cased £120-150 West Indian man in showhat, Meerschaum pipe, the bowl 710. another of an African male, the and stem with figure of a A briar and amber pipe, third of a woman with flowers woman smoking a pipe and the plain bowl with gold in her hair, cased. (3) holding an umbrella, amber ferrule and long mouthpiece, £80-120 mouthpiece, cased, 13cm Birmingham 1906, cased and 718. long. two other briar and amber A late 19th Century carved £40-60 pipes, cased. (3) Meerschaum pipe in the form 725. £120-140 of a Skull, amber mouth piece, Two carved Meerschaum 711. cased, 11cm long. pipes, one with figure of a Two carved Meerschaum and £50-60 shepherd seated on a rock, the amber pipes, one with claw, 719. other with a hand support to another with hand and one A Meerschaum and amber bowl, both with white metal other plain bowl pipe, cased. pipe in the form of a lady’s ferrules, cased. (3) stockinged leg with garter £60-80 £60-80 and amber shoe mouthpiece, 726. 712. cased, 11cm long and an Four amber cheroot holders Three gold mounted amber amber cheroot holder with with gold and silver mounts, cheroot holders and one female nude beneath bowl, an ivory cheroot holder, three Meerschaum and amber amber mouthpiece, cased, Meerschaum amber examples example, cased. (4) 10cm long. (2) and two empty cases. £60-80 £100-150 £70-100 713. 720. 727. Three gold mounted amber Three carved Meerschaum A late 19th Century carved cheroot holder and a plain cheroot holders, one of a briar pipe in the form of HRH resin example, cased. (4) greyhound, another of a Queen Victoria. £40-60 terrier, the third of a horse, £60-100 two with amber mouthpieces, 728. cased. (3) Three talon carved £60-80 Meerschaum pipe bowls. a/f £30-40

45 729. 737. 744. Five clay pipes, one with an A Bavarian porcelain pipe bowl Four 19th Century elephant decoration to bowl, with polychrome lithograph of Meerschaum pipes with plain also a small collection of a water carrier beside a well, bowls. mouthpiece’s etc. (A lot) 15.5cm high. £30-40 £50-60 £40-50 745. 730. 738. A collection of Black Forest An ivory and briar pipe carved A Black Forest porcelain pipes to include two complete as a bust of Don Quixote and pipe, storm cover, lithograph examples, with porcelain another carved briar pipe of decorated bowl and doe’s foot bowls, a briar example and Mepheslophilies. (2) shaft, also two other examples others. (a lot) £50-70 of Black Forest pipes. (3) £50-80 731. £60-100 746. An early 19th Century white 739. A carved Meerschaum pipe metal mounted Meerschaum A Black Forest ebony and horn in the form of an African pipe, with scroll carved bowl pipe, the porcelain bowl with American, wearing a hat, and another larger example. storm cover and lithograph another similar Meerschaum (2) stag decoration on a turned pipe and a carved briar £60-80 ebony and horn shaft with example. (3) 732. silver plated ferrules and £80-120 Two carved Meerschaum flexible mouthpiece,76cm 747. pipes, one in the form of a long. A briar Hurricane pipe, in talon with silver mount and £100-150 the shape of a golf ball, with amber mouthpiece, the other 740. brown baklite mouthpiece. in the form of a lion. (2) A 19th Century clay pipe £30-40 £60-80 with relief moulded pugilists 748. 733. Tom Sayers and J Cheenan to Eight clay pipes, one with A good carved Meerschaum bowl, cased and seven other elephant decorated bowl, pipe in the form of a Falstaff examples of clay pipes, four another with a shoe and ball type, decorated with a beard with schooner decoration to decoration, also a Meerscham and hat, with a pipe stored bowls. pipe and miscellaneous in the headband, amber £70-100 mouthpiece, etc. (a lot) mouthpiece, 23cm long. 741. £50-60 £120-150 Two carved meerschaum 749. 734. pipes, one in the form of a A large clay pipe, the bowl An early 19th Century carved females head with lace collar, with shoe and ball decorated Meerschaum pipe, the bowl the other of a bearded man bowl, the stem stamped with scroll decoration and with nightcap. (2) “200”, also one other version circular cartouche with crown, £40-60 (a/f) and a French clay pipe briar and horn stem and 742. with large bowl. (3) mouthpiece. A 19th Century stoneware £60-80 £40-50 pipes in the form of a Mr 735. Punet character, a continental A good Victorian carved porcelain pipe in the form of Meerschaum pipe, the bowl Prussian Officer and a blue carved as Neptune, supporting porcelain Black Forest pipe a cornucopia with three partly bowl. (3) clothed muses above, silver £40-50 collar and amber mouthpiece. 743. Birmingham 1863. 20cm long. Three blonde briar pipes, two £150-200 with silver mounts, the third 736. gilt and ivory mounted. (3) Three early 19th Century £30-40 Meerschaum pipes with briar shafts. (3) £40-50

46 Coins Textiles 765. An early 20th century ebony 750. 756. and black lace fan, with hand A collection of British A Chinese black silk shawl and painted cherub decoration, coins including proof a quantity of lace. a celluloid simulated tortoise coins, uncirculated coins, £40-60 shell and lace fan, an ostrich commemorative crowns, half 757. feather fan and a Japanese crowns, florins, shillings and a A collection of early 20th paper fan. tin of 3d pieces, fifteen bags of century children’s clothes and £100-150 shillings and wallets of seven textiles. 766. uncirculated coins. £40-60 A 19th century Abalone and £20-40 758. silk fan, with hand painted 751. A collection of various landscape panel of 18th The Westminster Collection christening gowns and century courtiers and floral “Banknotes of The World” whitewear. swags, 25cm long. contained in three albums. £40-60 £150-200 £70-90 759. 767. 752. A collection of various ostrich A 19th century ivory fan, A 1978 Government of Brunei feather fans (damaged) and the piecework decoration one dollar banknote, with ostrich feather boas. heightened in gilt, with hand folded misprint to both sides. £60-100 painted Chinoiserie landscape £80-100 760. to paper. 753. A late 19th/ early 20th century £150-200 Quantity of assorted coins. black silk dress, a child’s cream 768. £150-200 silk cape and a collection of A Sefton Marks “Canadian 754. various textiles. furs” coat and similar shawl. A collection of proof silver £5 £150-200 £40-60 coins with stamps and covers 761. 769. etc Two 19th century waistcoats, A white net evening dress with £70-90 one in white watered silk applied silk floral sprays, a pink 755. the other white with silk silk cocktail dress, assorted A George IV Halfcrown, embroidery, also a pair of undergarments and lace trims Laur,head, reverse shield in breeches, with note “ These and edgings. garter and collar, 1823. breeches and waistcoat £100-150 £40-60 belonged either to James 770. Peek or to Sherieff Richard A collection of assorted lace Peek...1832” undergarments, lace collars £80-100 and cuffs, trimmings, crochet 762. edgings and trims. A 19th century silk and floral £100-200 embroidered tabbard, one 771. other tabbard in pink and A small collection of lace. a large Indian gilt veil with £20-40 embroidered beadwork fringe. 772. £150-200 A mid 19th Century tapestry 763. picture of Donington Castle, A section of black lacework. a with stags to foreground, in a section of machine made lace gilt scroll frame, 45 x 65 cm and a silk cloth. £100-150 £40-60 764. Two 19th century Abalone and lace fans, and a similar ivory and lace example, all boxed. £100-150

47 Dolls and teddy bears 782. No Lot 790. A 1930’s doll in the form 773. 783. of a native red Indian, with An Armand Marsielle doll with A Simon Halbig bisque head moulded composition face, composite body and silk dress, doll impressed Simon Halbig, wearing traditional costume, bonnet etc. 126, with brown mohair wig, 42cm. high. £50-60 weighted blue eyes, open £30-40 774. mouth with two upper teeth, 791. A Steiff pale plush teddy bear, on a jointed composition Four plush covered bears and with rounded wide-apart body50cm. high, an Armand Larry the lamb. ears, glass eyes and stitched Marseille bisque head baby £200-250 snout, a small hump, growler doll a/f, and a small plush 792. mechanism and felt pads, teddy bear. A Steiff Club replica limited 43cm. high. £100-120 edition original 1908 blue £200-250 784. mohair 35 teddy bear, No 775. A 1920’s composition head 010053, 32cm. high, with A Britoy composition head doll, 60cm. long. ceramic badge and certificate, doll with moulded hair, £30-40 unboxed. weighted blue eyes, open 785. £80-120 mouth with two upper teeth, A large golden plush teddy 793. on a composition body, 52cm. bear with rounded wide- A Steiff limited edition 1911 high. apart ears, glass eyes and replica teddy bear, with £20-30 stitched snout, with growler pale plush and growler, 776. mechanism, 66cm. high. 41cm. high, No 00358, with A Sindy doll, a Paul doll, and £40-60 certificate, unboxed. assorted clothes, a divan bed, 786. £80-100 a chest of drawers, a painted Chad Valley; a large golden 794. wardrobe and a rocking cradle. plush teddy bear, with A Steiff limited edition £40-60 rounded ears, plastic eyes and replica 1927, Rose 48 teddy 777. stitched snout, having felt bear, white tag No 01796, A late 1960’s Pedigree ‘ paws and growler mechanism, 48cm. high, with certificate, Florence’ doll from ‘ The Magic 72cm. high. unboxed. Roundabout’. £60-80 £100-150 £20-40 787. 795. 778. A large golden plush teddy A Steiff limited edition An early 1980’s Gabrielle bear, with rounded ears, replica 1927, Rose 48 teddy Designs figure of Paddington plastic eyes and stitched snout, bear, white tag No 01669, Bear with original clothes and having felt paws and growler 48cm. high, with certificate, ‘luggage label’. mechanism, 64cm. high. unboxed. £20-40 £40-60 £100-150 779. 788. 796. A 1940s/50s Teddy Bear with Two golden plush teddy bears A Steiff limited edition knitted jumper. with rounded ears, glass eyes replica 1927, Rose 48 teddy £20-30 and stitched snouts, both bear, white tag No 01678, 780. 48cm. high, (2). 48cm. high, with certificate, A Gus Honeybun plush £60-80 unboxed. covered rabbit, 36cm. high 789. £100-150 £30-40 Two golly figures, a teddy bear 797. 781. and a Sooty hand puppet. A Steiff limited edition A large golden nylon fur Teddy £20-40 replica 1927, Rose 48 teddy Bear, advertising ‘Slumberland bear, white tag No 01674, Beds’ with hat, scarf, vest and 48cm. high, with certificate, snowball. unboxed. £20-30 £100-150

48 798. 805. 812. A Steiff limited edition replica A Steiff limited edition replica A steiff limited edition replica 1908 white 65 teddy bear, musical 1928 yellow 40 teddy Ur Teddy 1926, with white tag, with growler mechanism, bear, with musical mechanism, No 00918, riding a clockwork white tag No 03587, 70cm. white tag No 03499, 42cm. operated cart, 17cm. long, high, with certificate, high, with certificate, lacks box and certificate. unboxed. unboxed. £60-80 £200-250 £60-80 813. 799. 806. A modern Steiff grey plush A Steiff limited edition replica A Steiff limited edition brown teddy bear, with yellow tag, 1908 white 65 teddy bear, tipped teddy bear, with 40cm. high, and a clement with growler mechanism, growler mechanism, white tag golden plush bear, 30cm. white tag No 02481, 70cm. No 00795, 36cm. high, with long. high, with certificate, certificate, unboxed. £40-60 unboxed. £50-70 814. £200-250 807. A modern Steiff golden plush 800. A Steiff limited edition for teddy with rounded wide-apart A Steiff limited edition replica Hamleys Charlotte teddy bear, ears, plastic eyes and stitched 1908 white 65 teddy bear, with growler mechanism, snout, with yellow label, 42cm. with growler mechanism, white tag No 00196, 36cm. high. white tag No 04765, 70cm. high, with certificate, £50-60 high, with certificate, unboxed. 815. unboxed. £40-60 A modern Steiff golden plush £200-250 808. teddy with rounded wide-apart 801. A Steiff limited edition ears, plastic eyes and stitched A Steiff limited edition replica Musikteddy 1951 caramel snout, with yellow label, 36cm. 1908 white 65 teddy bear, 35 teddy bear, with musical high. with growler mechanism, mechanism, white tag No £40-60 white tag No 03682, 70cm. 00518, 35cm. high, with 816. high, with certificate, certificate, unboxed. A Merrythought musical Golly, unboxed. £40-60 with red felt costume, 50 cm £200-250 809. high 802. A Steiff limited edition replica £40-60 A Steiff limited edition British teddy bear with teeth 1929, 817. Collectors 1907 replica teddy blond 35, with growler A papier mache model of bear, with growler mechanism, mechanism, white tag No Santa Claus, an Armand white tag No 00254, 56cm. 01185, 37cm. high, with Marseille bisque head doll high, with certificate, certificate for bear 01186, impressed AM 1330. Germany, unboxed. unboxed. with mohair wig, weighted £120-140 £40-60 blue eyes, and open mouth, 803. 810. 40cm. long, a plush teddy A Steiff limited edition replica A modern Steiff bear of large bear and assorted soft toys. panda bear 1951, black white size, with dark brown plush, £50-60 50, with growler mechanism, shaped face with black plush 818. white tag No 01345, 50cm. nose, yellow tag, 83cm. high. A Schucco terrier, glove high, with certificate, £150-200 puppet, goofy, teddy and soft unboxed. 811. toy. £100-150 Three small Steiff bears £30-40 804. including Billy Music Bear with 819. A Steiff limited edition replica guitar and musical movement, A large early 20th century Barle 35 Pab 1905 teddy bear, a panda and a pale plush mache headed soldier doll, with growler mechanism, teddy bear, all with yellow tags wearing a black plush bearskin white tag No 00746, 48cm. (3). red tunic with brass button high, with certificate, £80-100 and black trousers with red unboxed. stripe to leg, 100cm high. £100-150 £200-300

49 820. 827. 834. An Armand Marseille bisque An early 20th century bisque A Steiff limited edition replica headed shoulder doll, number head doll, brown hair, blue Bar 55 LB 1902 teddy bear, 370, with applied red wig, glass eyes, painted face with with growler mechanism, blue glass sleeping eyes, open open mouth and teeth, above white tag No 02094, 56cm. mouth with teeth and painted linen and porcelain body, high, with certificate, face, over jointed linen body wearing a pink silk and white unboxed. with composition hands, in a lace dress with matching hat, £200-250 later white dress, 54cm high. 42cm high. 835. £80-120 £60-100 The Bearington Collection, a 821. 828. white plush polar bear holding An Armand Marseille bisque An Armand Marseille bisque a penquin, ‘Iggy & Lou’ 33cm. doll, brown hair, brown glass head doll, brown applied wig, high. eyes, painted face with open brown glass sleeping eyes, £20-40 moth and teeth on a jointed painted face and teeth, over 836. composition body, wearing a jointed composition body Coca Cola; a white plush teddy an embroidered dress, 25cm wearing a cream dress, 35cm bear seated holding a bottle of high. high. coca Cola, 29cm. high. £40-60 £60-100 £40-60 822. 829. 837. Two Peggy Nisbet dolls,one An Armand Marseille bisque Merry Thought; a limited of Queen Elizabeth II the headed doll, with brown edition brown plush teddy other of Princess Margaret, applied wig, brown glass bear, No 00184/1000, signed also two small dolls, a sleeping eyes, open mouth to the paw Oliver Holmes and tinplate typewriter, and other with teeth and painted face, dated 10-7-82, 40cm. high. collectables. over a jointed composition £40-60 £50-60 body, wearing a cream dress, 838. 823. 41cm high. A Deans Rag Book limited An early 20th century blonde £80-120 edition teddy bear, No plush seated dog, with boot 830. 191, pale plush wearing a button eyes, stitched nose A collection of eight various silver coloured bow tie and and mouth, wearing a leather continental porcelain pin dolls matching waistcoat, 34cm. collar, 45cm high c.1920’s and a porcelain socket high, signed to the foot Neil £40-60 headed doll. Miller and Barbara Miller. 824. £100-150 £30-40 Two blonde plush dog pyjama 831. 839. cases and a Line Brothers plush A Simon & Halbig bisque head Hermann; a modern pale plush dog (minus wheels). doll, impressed K*R Simon & teddy bear with blue eyes, and £40-60 Halbig. 403. Germany with stitched snout, 29cm. high. 825. brown mohair wig, weighted £30-40 An early 20th century linen blue eyes, open mouth , on 840. head fashion/boudoir doll, a composition body, 47cm. A Deans Rag Book limited with brown hair and painted high. edition teddy bear ‘Clueless’, face on cloth both with £80-120 No 150/500, pale plush composition hands and feet, 832. wearing a striped tie, 42cm. wearing a green dress with A 19th century French wax high, with certificate. straw hat, 67cm high. head doll, with fair mohair £50-60 £100-140 wig, pale blue paperweight 841. 826. eyes, on a kid body, 42cm. A pair of Deans Rag Book An Armand Marseille bisque high. limited edition teddy bears head baby doll (restored) £60-80 ‘Jock and Doris’, No 36/500, on composition body and a 833. and 45/500 golden plush Heubach bisque head doll with A golden plush teddy bear, wearing tartan attire, each blonde wig and blue glass with rounded wide-apart ears, 30cm. high, with certificates sleeping eyes (2) glass eyes, and stitched snout, (2). £60-100 with growler mechanism, £60-80 49cm. high. £30-40 50 842. 851. Diecasts A Deans Rag Book limited A modern German brown edition teddy bear, No 147, plush teddy bear holding 858. pale plush, 42cm. high. a small dark brown bear, Lledo/Days gone - A collection £30-40 wearing a tartan tie and green of various issue models 843. trousers, 42cm. high. incl:- Promotional, Premier, A Deans Rag Book limited £20-30 Commonwealth Games edition teddy bear, No 449, 852. Scotland 1986, etc etc. Mint pale plush wearing a tartan A Simon & Halbig bisque head boxed. (over 85). bow tie and printed waistcoat, doll, impressed S & H, 4. with £30-40 34cm. high. fair mohair wig, weighted blue 859. £30-40 eyes, open mouth with four Days gone - R.N.L.I., L.W.T. 844. upper teeth, on a composition ‘London’s Burning’, Royalty A Deans Rag Book limited body, 30cm. high. issues, Hamley’s, V.E. Day etc,, edition teddy bear ‘Luke’, No £20-30 sets incl:- ‘Doctor Peppers 71/500, pale plush wearing a 853. drinks’, Broncho Bills Circus, striped waistcoat, 35cm. high, A 1960’s Mary Poppins doll, Famous Stores of London, etc. with certificate. with blue coat and bonnet, Mint boxed. (31). £30-40 carpet bag and umbrella, £30-40 845. 31cm, high. 860. Merry Thought: a modern £20-30 Oxford die cast - 25 Limited white plush ‘Daisy’ bear, with 854. editions, ‘Dunkirk 1940 plaue blue bow and blue An Armand Marseille bisque Operation Dynamo’ set, 14 gingham dress, 46cm. high. head baby doll, impressed various incl:- 3 x General £30-40 AM. Germany. 341/4., with Omnibus, Butlins set (3) and 2 846. moulded hair, weighted blue Mini Classic sets. Mint Boxed. A Steiff limited edition Teddy eyes, closed mouth, on a cloth (44). B teddy bear, with white tag body, 41cm. high, £40-60 No 01002, 33cm. high, with £100-150 861. certificate, unboxed. 855. Lledo - V.E. Special Collection, £50-60 An Armand Marseille bisque ‘Crinkly Bottom set, Forces 847. head negro doll, impressed Sweetheart set, majorette A Deans Rag Book limited A.M. Germany, 3M/8k, with - 2 x Cadbury’s Collection, edition teddy bear ‘Cream moulded hair, weighted brown 9 Matchbox models, Corgi Bun’, No 257/750, pale plush eyes and closed mouth on Original Omnibus ‘City of wearing a bow tie and collar, composition body, 49cm. Exeter’ (No. 122 of 1760), 48cm. high, with certificate. high. Taylors Travel coach, and 7 £60-80 £120-140 other models. (mostly mint 848. 856. boxed) A Deans Rag Book limited A large collection of mostly £20-30 edition teddy bear ‘Rex’, No plastic dolls, dressed in 862. 76/300, pale plush wearing a national costume. A group of various Farm Deans pendant, 40cm. high, £20-40 related diecast models. with certificate. 857. unboxed and playworn. £40-60 A 1960’s Japanese doll with £20-30 849. voice discs and a one other 863. A Deans Rag Book limited celluloid doll. Burago - Mercedes Benz SSK edition teddy bear ‘Sandy’, £30-40 (1928), Maisto - Jaguar XJ 220, No 66/1000, cinnamon plush Lamborghini Diablo , 6 x Super wearing a pink bath robe, Car Collection, (all boxed) and 36cm. high, with certificate. 11 various unboxed sports £40-60 cars etc. 850. £20-30 A Deans Rag Book limited edition teddy bear ‘hardwick’, No 453/1000, brown plush, 39cm. high, with certificate. £40-60 51 864. 872. 878. Lesney Matchbox mb Taylor & Barrett: No 16 Fire Dinky, Corgi and others; a series - a group of various Engine and Escape, with four collection of modern diecast models, (mixed condition, all seated fireman, boxed. vehicles including TV related unboxed). £100-120 models including FAB 1, £20-30 873. Steed’s Bentley, and other 865. Britains: No 1264 4.7 Naval saloon cars mostly boxed. Corgi - Chittychittybangbang, Gun, boxed two other £50-60 (unboxed 1 figure missing) artillery pieces, Dinky no 719 879. and a group of various diecast Spitfire MkII, Dinky No 33w Matchbox 1:75 series No 33 and other models Mechanical Horse with two Ford Zephyr III, boxed and £15-20 trailers, figures, telephone six other diecast vehicles , all 866. box, letter box and a childs boxed. Dinky, Corgi and others:- a microscope. £40-50 quantity of assorted diecast £100-150 880. vehicles including Batmobile, 874. Corgi No 261 James Bond’s U.N.C.L.E. Thrush Buster, Dinky: No 60W Clipper Aston Martin D.B.5, boxed Simon Snorkel Firengine, Flying Boat, No 62p with inner insert but lacks Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Armstrong Whitwoth Ensign secret instructions, No 268 The various other saloon cars, Airliner, No 62T Armstrong Green Hornet’s ‘Black Beauty’ lorries and vans. Whitworth Whitley Bomber Crime Fighting Car, with secret £100-150 (camouflaged), No 63 Mayo instructions, missile and flying 867. Composite Aircraft, all boxed, radar scanner, boxed, and Lesney Moko, Hornby dublo: stock boxes for No 62E Spitfire, No 336 James Bond’s Toyota a quantity of assorted diecast and No 62h Hurricane. 2000GT, lacks instructions and vehicles including delivery £50-60 Bond figure, boxed. vans, saloon cars, lorries and 875. See illustration page 41 taxis. Dinky; No 660 Tank £250-300 £50-60 Transporter, No 676 Armoured 881. 868. Personnel Carrier, No 673 Dinky No 521 Bedford A painted wooden pull along Scout car, No 697 25-Pounder Articulated Lorry yellow and train and various assorted Field Gun Set, No 651 black body, boxed diecast vehicles. Centurion Tank No 692 5.5 £125-150 £20-40 Medium Gun, all boxed and 882. 869. other diecasts, road signs etc. Dinky No 502 Foden Flat Dinky and others; No 30V £150-200 Truck, red and blue body, Electric Van, No 157 Jaguar, 876. boxed. No 923 Big Bedford “Heinz”, Dinky: No 660 Tank £200-250 No 972 20 Ton Lorry Mounted Transporter, No 623 Army 883. Crane, assorted other lorries, Covered Wagon, No 689 Dinky No 561 Blaw Knox cars and toys. medium Artillery Tractor, No Bulldozer, Dinky No 14c £100-150 676 Armoured Personnel Coventry Climax Fork Lift 870. Carrier, No 674 Austin Champ, Truck , Dinky No 562 Dumper Matchbox models of all boxed, No 651 Centurion Truck ,Crescent Toys No 1805 Yesteryear, various issues Tank and 155mm Mobile Gun. Agricultural Tractor, all boxed. including Y-5 1927 Talbot ‘By £150-200 £65-70 Royal Appointment’ and other 877. 884. diecasts, all boxed. Dinky and others; various Dinky No 25 e Tipping Wagon, £20-30 assorted diecast vehicles 25g Flat Truck and Trailer , 25 871. including lorries, tractors, d Petrol Wagon. Dinky: No 151 Royal Tank buses etc all playworn. £40-60 Corps medium Tank Unit, £30-40 885. boxed with card insert. Dinky No 25 e Tipping Wagon, £100-120 25 b Covered Wagon , 25 r Forward Control Lorry, 33 r Mechanical Horse and trailer. £40-50

52 886. 891. 898. Dinky No 29 b Streamline Corgi: Fighting Machines, Dinky: No 63A Empire Flying Coach, 36 c Humber Vogue, Battle of Britain Memorial Boat, No 70A Avro York No 400 BEV Electric Truck, 162 Flight, Lancaster / Spitfire / Airliner, No 62G Long Range a /b /c Army Tractor /Trailer/ Hurricane / Dakota; R.A.F. Bomber, No 62W Frobisher gun , 22 e Farm Tractor. Tiger Moth, 100 Years of Class Airliner, No 62Y Giant £50-60 Flight Series Fokker DR1 Jasta High-Speed Monoplane. 887. 5, Sopwith Camel, 1917, all £30-40 Matchbox, LLedo, and others boxed. 899. a collection of assorted diecast £20-30 Dinky: No 63A Empire Flying vehicles including promotional 892. Boat, No 62G Boeing Flying models, and limited edition Dinky: No 706 Vickers Viscount Fortress, No 62T Armstrong- models mostly boxed. Air Liner, Air France, F-BGNL, Whitworth Whitley Bomber, £80-100 boxed. No 62P Armstrong-Whitworth 888. £20-40 Ensign Class Airliner. A collection of various die cast 893. £20-30 vehicles, including a Matchbox Dinky: No 60h Singapore 900. Merryweather Fire engine No Flying Boat, fatigued. Dinky: No 415 Mechanical 15 and others. £20-30 Horse and Open Wagon, £40-60 894. boxed. 889. Dinky, Matchbox, Ertl and £20-30 Corgi; 1:72 scale Aviation others: a quantity of assorted 901. Archive Series, No 49002 diecast aircraft including Red Matchbox: MF-1 Fire Station, Supermarine Spitfire Arrows, Concorde and others. boxed. MkIIA, No 49102 Hawker £20-30 £20-30 Hurricane Mk I, No 49302 895. 902. P51D Mustang, No 49202 Dinky: No 998 Bristol Britannia Dinky: No 36B Bentley Coupe, Messerschmitt 109E, D.H. Airliner, Canadian Pacific, CF- No 36C Humber Vogue, Mosquito, Supermarine CZA, No 719 Spitfire MkII, No36A Arnstrong Siddeley,No Spitfire Mk V, Haker Hurricane DH Comet Racer, Twin 36A Armstrong Siddeley, MkIIC, P-47D Thunderbolt, Engined Fighter, and two other No 30d Vauxhall Car, No Focke Wulf 190A, Focke Wulf cast metal Blenheim bombers. 30b Rolls-Royce Car, No 30c 190 A-4, Junkers JU87 R-2, £30-40 Daimler Car, all repainted. Messerschmitt BF 109 E-1, 896. £40-60 Focke Wulf 190 A-3, all boxed. Dinky: No 706 Vickers Viscount 903. £60-80. Airliner, No 63A Empire Dinky: No 450 Trojan Van 890. Flying Boat, No 70A Avro York ‘Esso’, No 451 Trojan Van Corgi: 1:144 scale Aviation Airliner, No 62G Long Range ‘Dunlop’, No 452 Trojan Van Archive Series, Douglas EC- Bomber, No 60T Douglas ‘Chivers’ x 2, No 454 ‘Cydrax’, 47P Skytyrain, Douglas C-47 DC-3 Airliner. No 455 Trojan Van ‘Brooke Skytrain, Avro Lancaster Dam £30-40 Bond’ (body shell only), all Buster Special, Avro Lancaster 897. playworn. Battle of Britain Memorial Dinky: No 63A Empire Flying £40-60 Flight, Avro Lancaster / Boat, No 60W Clipper Flying 904. Spitfire / Hurricane Battle of Boat, No 70A Avro York Dinky: No 25A wagon Britain Memorial Flight x 2, Airliner, No 62G Long Range (repainted), No 25C Flat Hercules C1K Tanker, Boeing Bomber, No 70C Vickers Truck (repainted), No 410 299 Fortress IIA RAF Coastal Viscount airliner. BedfordEnd Tipper, No 30J Command x(2), B-17G Flying £30-40 Austin Truck (repainted), No Fortress ‘Bit -O-Lace’, Boeing 27G Motocart, No 34B Royal B-17G ‘Sentimental Journey’, Mail Van x 2 (both repainted), Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress No 25R Forward Control Lorry, ‘Memphis Belle’ , Boeing B-17 No 415 Mechanical Horse and / Thunderbolt / Mustang x 2, Open Wagon. all boxed. £30-40 £40-60

53 905. 911. 915. Corgi No 808 Basil Brush’s Car, Dinky; No 100 Lady Penelopes Corgi; No 302 Hillman Hunter No 801 Noddy’s Car, No 266 Fab1, No 101 Thunderbirds with Kangeroo, No 225 Austin Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, No 2 & 4, No 351 U.F.O. SevenNo 337 Chevrolet 258 Saint’s Volvo, Dinky No Interceptor, No 104 Spectrum Corvette, No 231 Triumph 104 Spectrum Pursuit Vehicle, Pursuit Vehicle, all boxed, Herald Coupe, No 245 Buick various assorted police cars, together with a box for Corgi Riviera, Dinky No 212 Ford vans, Corgi State Landau- No 266 Chitty Chitty Bang Cortina Rally Car, all boxed, Royal wedding 1981, Budgie: Bang. together with James Bond’s Scammell ‘Scarab’, Daimler £120-150 Aston Martin D.B.5 and a boat Ambulance, and various other 912. and trailer. assorted diecast vehicles. Corgi; Gift Set No 2 Land- £80-100 £30-40 Rover with Rices pony Trailer 916. 906. and Pony, Gift Set No 47 Dinky: No 903 Foden Flat Hornby dublo - 3235 3-rail Working Conveyor on Trailer Truck, repainted and in a 4-6-2 B.R.(S) West Country with Ford 5000 Tractor, No replica box together with locomotive and tender 438 Land Rover, No 66 Massey another similar example, (2). No.34042 ‘Dorchester’ (blue Ferguson 165 Tractor, no 468 £40-60 striped box F.). London Routemaster Bus, No 917. £80-100 478 Hydraulic Tower Wagon, Dinky No 905 Foden Flat Truck 907. all boxed. with chains, replica box. Dinky toys - Set No772 British £80-100 £50-60 Road Signs, 24, V.G.C. (box F) 913. 918. and 2 x set No. 754 Pavement Matchbox, Y4 Opel, Y16 Dinky No 903 Foden Flat Truck Set,( boxes F-G). (3). Spyker, Y14 Maxwell, Y5 with Tailboard, in replica box. £60-80 Bentley, Y2 Renault, Y1 Alchin £40-60 908. Traction Engine, Y3 Tram, 919. Britains: set no. 1476 M7 Cattle Truck, Matchbox Dinky; No 942 Foden 14-Ton Coronation display, boxed, 1:75 series, No 1 Roller, No6 Tanker ‘Regent’, in replica box. with card inserts, some Euclid Truck, No 7 Ford Anglia, £50-60 damage. No 13 Wreck Truck, no 14 920. £80-100 Ambulance, No 17 8-Wheel Dinky : No 955 Fire Engine 909. Tipper, No 25 Volkwagon, with Extending Ladder, boxed. Corgi: No 107 Batboat and No 25 B.P. Tanker, No 33 £20-30 Trailer, No 440 Ford Consul Lambourghini No 23 Caravan, 921. Cortina Super Estate Car, No 10 Pipe Truck, No 13, Dinky: No 999 D.H. Comet Dinky No 601 Austin Para- Dodge wreck Truck, No 44 Airliner, boxed and No 735 Moke, Matchbox: M-8 Car Rolls-Royce, No 36 Opel, No Gloster Javelin Fighter, boxed Transporter, No 52 B.R.M. 48 Boat, No 51 Trailer, No X 2. Racing Car, No 47 Ice Cream 55, Police Car, No 61 Alvis £40-60 Mobile Shop, No K-4 Tractor, Stalwart, No 64 M.G. 1100, 922. M.O.Y. Y-6 Bugatti, all boxed. No 66 Motorcycle and sidecar, A white metal cast copy of £80-120 No 67 Volkswagon 1600 TL, Dinky No 749 Avro Vulcan 910. No 75 Ferrari x2, all boxed. Delta Wing Bomber, replica Corgi and others: a collection £120-180 box. of assorted diecast vehicles, 914. £50-60 assorted building bricks, childs Dinky; No 451 Johnston 923. games, puzzles, jigsaws,etc. Road Sweeper, No 960 Dinky: No 29D Autobus £40-60 Lorry Mounted Concrete Parisien, in replica box, a Mixer, No 971 Coles Mobile repainted Foden flat bed with Crane, Matchbox M-6 replaced flat bed. Racing Car Transporter, K-15 £20-30 Meryyweather Fire Engine, 924. K-12 Heavy Wreck Truck, K-1 Dinky: No 29g Luxury Coach x Foden Tipper Lorry, all boxed. 10, all playworn or repainted. £80-100 £30-40

54 925. 934. 942. Dinky: No 29g Luxury Coach x Dinky No 943 Leylend Dinky No 514 Guy Van 9 and No 29e Single deck Bus Octopus Tanker - Esso, ‘Slumberland’, repainted, in x 2, all playworn or repainted, retouched and in replica box, incorrect replica box, No 514 (11). No 503 Foden Flat Truck with Guy Van ‘Slumberland’ in £30-40 Tailboard, in replica box. incorrect replica box, No 514 926. £110-120 Guy Van in incorrect replica Dinky: No 454 Trojan Van 935. box, No %12 Guy flatbed ‘Cydrax’, unboxed. Dinky: No 905 Foden Flat Truck, in incorrect box. £20-30 Truck with Chains,in replica £80-100 927. box, No 934 Leyland Octopus 943. Dinky No 735 Gloster Javelin Wagon, repainted in replica Dinky No 38f Jaguar SS x 4, all x 8 box, Corgi DAF lorry ‘Parsons’ playworn. £20-30 and MAN lorry ‘Longs - Leeds’ £50-60 928. both boxed. 944. Dinky: No 738 D.H.110 Sea £90-100 Dinky No 38f Jaguar SS x 4, all Vixen, No 734 Supermarine 936. playworn. Swift x 2, No 736 Hawker Dinky: No 917 Guy Van £50-60 Hunter x 2, No 735 Gloster ‘Spratts’, No 918 Guy Van 945. Javelin x 3, all unboxed. ‘Ever Ready’ (repainted) and Dinky: No 735 Gloster Javelin £20-30 No 919 Guy Van ‘Golden Fighter, boxed. 929. Shread’ (repainted), all in £30-40 Dinky No No 36D Rover x 2, replica boxes. 946. No 38F Jaguar Sports Car x 3, £120-140 Dinky; various assorted Guy No 38C Lagonda, all repainted 937. vans and lorries, all playworn. or embellished. Dinky No 917 Guy Van £70-80 £20-30 ‘Spratts’ (repainted), No 947. 930. 918 Guy Van ‘Ever Ready’ Dinky, twelve assorted Guy Dinky 986 Low Loader x 2, No (repainted), No 917 Guy Van flatbeds with tailgates and 944 Leyland Octopus Tanker ‘Spratts’ all contained in replica Guy four ton Lorries, all x 2, Mighty Antar, repainted boxes. playworn. in civilian livery and other £120-140 £80-100 commercial vehicles. 938. 948. £20-40 Dinky: No 505 Foden Flat Corgi vintage glory - Wynn’s 931. Truck with Chains, No 901 Garratt 4CD road Tractor, Dinky: No 905 Foden Flat Foden Diesel 8-Wheel Wagon, trailers and log load, limited Truck with Chains, retouched, No 934 Leyland Octopus edition No.0488. mint boxed. rechained in repilca box, Wagon, all repainted, all in £25-35 No 502 Foden Flat Truck, replica boxes. 949. repainted in replica box. £120-140 Corgi vintage glory - Fowler £80-100 939. B6 Super Lion Showmans 932. Dinky No 934 Leyleand Engine (King Carnival 11), Dinky: No 505 Foden Flat Octopus Wagon, boxed. Limited Edition No.1893. (mint Truck with Chains, in replica £100-150 boxed). box, No 905 Foden Flat Truck 940. £20-30 with Chains, playworn, box Dinky No 934 Leyleand 950. worn. Octopus Wagon (repainted), Corgi vintage glory - Fowler £100-150 No 934 Leyleand octopus Flat B6 Road Engine ‘Lafayette 933. Truck, both in replica boxes. war Dept’. limited edition Dinky: No 905 Foden Flat £80-100 No.0587. (mint boxed). Truck with Chains, in replica 941. £20-30 box, no 902 Foden Flat Truck, Dinky: No 581 Horse Box, no in replica box. 582 Pullmore Car Transporter, £100-150 both repainted and in replica boxes. £50-60

55 951. 959. 965. Corgi vintage glory - Sentinel Corgi vintage glory - Garratt Corgi classics - A.E.C. DG4 Steam Wagon with 4CD Showmans Tractor ‘Lord Refrigerated Box Trailer set barrel’s ‘McMullen Brewery’, George’ Limited edition ‘Wall’s Ice Cream’, Limited Limited edition No.9533 (mint No.2560 (mint boxed) and edition.No.09314. (mint boxed). 10T Road roller wioth name boxed) £20-30 board ‘Consuelo Allen’ (mint £25-30 952. boxed). (2). 966. Corgi vintage glory - Fowler £30-40 Corgi classics - Foden S21 B6 Showmans Locomotive 960. ‘Mickey Mouse’ Articulated ‘Supreme’ (S.J. Warton). Corgi classics - Atkinson open and low loader ‘ G.C. Munton, (Mint,box F). Pole Truck set (Anderton & Limited edition No.04317. £20-30 Rowlands), Limited edition No. (mint boxed). 953. 09023. (mint boxed). £20-30 Corgi vintage glory - Fowler B6 £25-35 967. Road locomotive ‘Titan’ (mint, 961. Corgi Dibnah’s choice - Garrett box F). Corgi classics - Atkinson Open 4CD Showman’s Tractor ‘The £20-30 Pole truck set (Anderton & Mighty Atom’, Limited edtion 954. Rowlands), Limited edition No.0765 and another Garrett Corgi vintage glory - Fowler No.06103. (mint, box rubbed). Road Tractor ‘MR POTTER’ B, Showmans Locomotive £25-35 (mint, boxes rubbed).920. ‘The Lion’ (Anderton and 962. £40-60 Rowlands), limited edition Corgi - A group of Anderton 968. No.5026. (mint boxed). & Rowlands Fairground Corgi - 3 Steam wagons £25-30 Equipment comprising:- Fowler comp:- Sentinel ‘Morris’s 955. showmans Road Locomotive Shrewsbury’ with barrel load, Corgi vintage glory - Sentinel ‘Lioness’ ( un boxed packaging similar ‘Wynns’ and a Foden Platform Wagon, trailer & oil only), Scammell Show-Trac ‘Ind Coope’, each with ‘wine drums (Morris’s Shrewsbury). ‘Demetrius’ with generator, bottle’ display boxes. (3). Limited edition No.4301. (mint ‘Disco Ark’ trailer, 2 x Super £30-40 boxed). Dodgems box trailers, (1 969. £20-30 with slight paint defects), A group of 6 die cast model 956. 8 dodgems cars, another tractors, (2 duplicates) and a Corgi vintage glory - Sentinel Scammell Show-Trac and Britains Ltd. trailer. (7). Platform Wagon, trailer Dodgems trailer with cars and £20-30 and load (The United Africa a Showmans Caravan. (all 970. Co.Ltd), limited edion items un boxed). Corgi classic - DAF unit and No.2510. (mint boxed). £80-100 Trailer ‘Parsons of Exeter’. and £20-30 963. a Scammell unit and trailer 957. Corgi gold star special - Garratt ‘Wrekin Roadways’, (both mint Corgi vintage glory - Foden 4CD Showmans Tractor ‘Pride un boxed) (2). steam wagon ‘Tate & Lyle’, of the South’ Limited edition £30-40 limited edition No.0491. (mint No 1562. (mint boxed). 971. boxed). £20-30 Corgi - 4 various Artic units £20-30 964. comp:- Atkinson ‘Smith. 958. Corgi - Cafe Connection Bury’, Foden ‘Beck Stockport, Corgi vintage glory - Sentinel ‘Kates Cabin Cafe, with Guy Scammell ‘Wynn’s’ and steam wagon ‘Shepherd Invincible twin axle ‘McCall & another ‘Pickfords’. (mint un Neame Ltd’, limited edition Greenshields’ , limited edition boxed). (4) No.1878. (mint boxed). No 0192. (mint box rubbed). £35-45 £20-30 £20-30 972. A collection of “Wend Al toy” aluminium soldiers, circus figures and animals (play worn). £40-60

56 973. OO/HO Guage 984. A small quantity of Britains Hornby railways - G.W.R. diecast garden series, including Railways County class 4-6-0 No. 1004 flowers, patio, peacocks and ‘County of Somerset’ ,un 978. borders. boxed, and mainline - Large Hornby - the Hogwarts Express £50-60 Prairie Tank No.6169. mint train set and platform 9 3/4 974. boxed. (2). set, (as new). (2) A collection of various diecast £20-30 £50-60 military Calvary figures, mostly 985. 979. Britains (a/f) Hornby railways -G.W.R. 2-6- Hawthorne village masterpiece £60-80 2 Prairie Tank No. 6110 and railways in conjunction with 975. L.N.E.R. 4-6-2 No. 4472 ‘Flying Bachmann - American E-Z Dinky No 439 Ford D.800 Scotsman’. mint boxed. (2). gauge (00 gauge) “ Thomas Snow Plough and Tipper Truck, £30-40 Kinkades Christmas Express” boxed. 986. comprising:- On30 scale 2-6- £40-60 Airfix - B.R. Class 31/4 Diesel 0 Locomotive and Tender, 976. Locomotive (blue) and Hornby Observation Car, Studio Car Matchbox, fourteen boxed railways - B.R. class 08 Diesel and a Coca-Cola ‘Christmas’ diecasts, various boxed , Husky 0-6-0 Shunter. both boxed. Locomotive and Tender, in diecasts etc. (2). 4 Moulded foam packs with £200-250 £20-30 Certificates. (As New). 977. 987. £30-40 A collection of ten assorted Hornby - L.N.E.R. 4-6-2 No. 980. diecast vehicles including Rolls- 4498 ‘Sir Nigel Gresley’, Hornby dublo - 2-rail Set Royce’s, by Franklin Mint. G.W.R. 0-4-2T No.1458 and No.2019 2-6-4 Tank Goods £40-60 BACHMANN - B.R. 2-6-2T Train (track incomplete) box. P. No.41233. un boxed. (3). £30-40 £20-30 981. 988. Tri-ang railways - RS.4 Goods Tri-ang Hornby - G.W.R. train set, R541 Freight set and Brake and First/Third, Hornby Hornby railways - incomplete railways - Brake/Third,First/ Industrial Freight set. (3). Third Compo, B.R. Mk 1 £20-30 Composite and Centerary 982. Brake. each boxed, 6 x T.T.R. Tri-ang Hornby - L.M.S. 4-6- B.R.(W) stock, 2 x Restaurant 2 Princess Loco No.6201 ‘ Cars, etc un boxed. (17). Princess Elizabeth’ and similar £20-30 Coronation Locomotive 989. No.6244 ‘King George VI’. (2). Tri-ang railways G.K.D. - £20-30 Maroon livery, comp:- a pair of 983. Buffet Cars, a pair of Sleeping Hornby railways - G.W.R.Hall cars, a pair of Composite and a class 4-6-0 No.4983 ‘Albert Parcels Brake, (one box lacking Hall’, 2721 class 0-6-0PT lid), a crimson and cream No.2771 another ‘Albert Hall’ Buffet Car, a similar 1st/2nd un boxed and a 0-4-0 T un compo, a B.R. Inter City, each boxed. (4). boxed, etc. (15). £20-30 £25-35

57 990. 995. 1003. Hornby Dublo - A group of Tri-ang - A B.R. track 4-6-2 Hornby Railways; Battle of early items including EDL7 0-6- ‘Britannia’ locomotive and Britain class ‘Spitfire, and 2T L.M.S. No.6917, another tender, a L1 4-4-0 Locomotive 4-6-2 locomotive No 70000 L.N.E.R. Green 9596 ( trailing and tender (a/f), a track ‘Britannia’ and tender, both bogie missing). L.N.E.R. 4-6-2 cleaning car, various Goods boxed. No.7’Sir Nigel Gresley’ Tender wagons, Transcontinental £50-60 coal insert a/f/, 3 L.N.E.R. items etc. 1004. ‘Teak’ coaches, 3 L.M.S. and £30-40 Hornby Railways; a 4-6- 3 L.N.E.R. wagons a type 00/1 996. 0 locomotive no 2862 transformer , 2 controllers and Hornby railways -R051 ‘Manchester United’ with six 2 ‘set’ boxes in poor condition. G.W.R. 0-6-0PT, R255 0-4-0 wheel tender in LNER green £100-120 T Passenger Loco No. 7178, livery, and 4-6-2 Locomotive 991. C.R. 0-4-0ST (unboxed), 13 No 4902 ‘Seagull’ with eight Hornby dublo - a group of various Goods wagons, (all wheel tender in LNER blue 10 various tin plate wagons, boxed_ and 3 G.M.R. wagons, livery, both boxed. incl S.R. Meat van, G.W. Cattle (boxed). £50-60 truck, Royal Daylight Petrol £20-30 1005. Tank, N.E. Fish, N.E. bogie 997. Hornby Railways: a 4-6-0 Brick wagon, a later version A group of various coaches locomotive No 5231 and and 4 other wagons. P, F & G, and wagons including part six wheel tender in BR black (10) built kits etc. (all unboxed and livery, and three assorted tank £20-30 generally P and a/f). locomotives, all boxed. 992. £20-30 £60-80 Hornby dublo - a group of 998. 1006. accessories including:- a A group of model railway Triang T/T gauge: a 4-6- Through station ‘Westbury’ a accessory kits, card kits 2 locomotive No 70000 similar Signal cabin,an Island catalogues etc. ‘Britannia’ and tender in BR Platform, 2 footbridges, 7 £15-20 green livery, both boxed, buffer stops, 2 level crossings 999. assorted goods wagons and (1 lacks baseplate), a loading Tri-ang & Hornby railways - A passenger coaches, track gauge etc. all unboxed). large group of track, points, and trackside buildings and £20-30 line side accessories etc etc. accessories, mostly boxed. 993. £30-40 £250-300 Hornby dublo - a group of 15 1000. 1007. tinplate Goods wagons incl:- A collection of over 100 Triang ; Bule Pullman Diesel G.W. Park Royal brake van, Model Railway and Railway locomotive, dummy coach and long wheel base luggage van, Modelling books,( some two passenger coach, unboxed flat truck with track load etc. P. duplicates) booklets, videos together with a summer of 47 F. & G. unboxed. (15). etc. jigsaw. £20-30 £100-200 £30-40 994. 1001. 1008. Hornby dublo - 8 Goods A collection of assorted Hornby Dublo Suburban EMU wagons in red stripe boxes, passenger coaches, various dummy car No 77511 in S.R. 1 in made up box and 6 liveries, (24) contained in green livery. unboxed, together with an a wooden double sided £30-40 empty Set 2024 2-8-0 Express travelling case. 1009. Goods Train box. £30-40 A collection of thirty seven £20-30 1002. assorted plastic static Hornby Railways: a collection locomotives from various of assorted rolling stock countries in various liveries, trackside biuldings, trackside mounted on simulated wood accessories and assorted bases. diecasts, mostly boxed. £30-40 £80-100

58 1010. 1016. 1024. Graham Farish: a 4-6-0 Graham Farish, Dapol and Dinky No 1001 Station Staff, locomotive ‘Raveningham others: a quantity of assorted No 1003 Passengers, both Hall with six wheel tender rolling stock including wagons boxed. in GWR green livery, a 4-6-0 and passenger coaches, various £20-30 locomotive ‘Winchester Castle’ liveries, most boxed, approx 1025. with six wheel tender in GWR 150. Hornby Dublo; Two station green livery and a 2-6-2 tank £200-250 halls, two signal cabins, a level locomotive in GWR green 1017. crossing, footbridge, , platform livery, all boxed. Hornby Dublo: a 3RE 0-6-2 sections and goods shed. £30-40 tank locomotive no 69567 in £20-30 1011. BR black livery, and two other 1026. A Bachmann electric train locomotives, (3). Hornby Dublo; three passenger set with American style £40-60 coaches, boxed, and fifteen locomotive, tender, passenger 1018. assorted passenger coaches, and goods wagons together Hornby Dublo; a 3RE 0-6-2 various liveries. with track, boxed. tank locomotive No 69567 in £40-60 £30-40 BR black livery, boxed. 1027. 1012. £20-30 Dinky: No 942 14-Ton Tanker A quantity of N and OO/HO 1019. ‘Regent’ (repainted), No 514 gauge railway accessories Hornby Dublo; a 3RE 2-6-4 Guy Van ‘Spratts’, No 514 Guy including lineside buildings, tank locomotive No 80054 in Van ‘Golden Shread’, no 923 track, kits and controllers, BR black livery, with another Big Bedford Delivery Truck carved coal model of a similar example, (2). ‘Heinz’, No 482 Bedford Van locomotive, and a Dart Valley £30-40 ‘Dinky Toys’, No 30W Hindle railway plate, etc. 1020. Smart Helecs, all playworn. £60-80 Hornby Dublo; EDP2 Passenger £30-40 1013. Train Set ‘Duchess of Atholl’, 1028. Del Prado: a collection of boxed. Triang Minic: Naval Harbour approx 100 miniature static £40-60 Set, Ocean Terminal Set, both models of railway locomotives 1021. boxed. of the world, contained in Triang Railways; R.S.8 £20-30 plastic blister packets. Passenger Train Set ‘Lord of 1029. £50-60 The Isles’ with locomotive, Dinky No 52 Cunard-White 1014. tender, three coaches, signal Star Liner Queen Mary, boxed. Graham Farish: a G.W.R. diesel cabin, signals, level crossing £20-30 rail car No19, an 0-6-0 tank and track, boxed. 1030. locomotive in GWR green £50-100 Triang Minic: a quantity of livery and a 4-6-2 locomotive 1022. assorted passenger liners ‘Belgian Marine’ and six wheel Triang Railways; R.S.34 including R.M.S. Ivernia, tender in SR green livery, all Transcontinental Railroad Set R.M.S. Carinthia, S.S. boxed. with diesel locomotive, four Varicella, R.M.S. Queen Mary, £30-40 coaches, and track, boxed and Normandie, R.M.S.Caronia, 1015. Triang Hornby Freightliner S.S. Nieuw Amsterdam, R.M.S. Hornby Minitrix: a 4-10-0 set with diesel locomotive Canberra, S.S. United States, lcomotive ‘Evening Star’ and three freightliner trucks, S.S. France. with eight wheel tender in boxed. £20-30 BR green livery, boxed, a £20-30 1031. 4-6-2 locomotive ‘Britannia’ 1023. Triang Minic: a collection of with six wheel tender in BR Airfix; Great Western Suburban assorted harbour accessories green livery, a deltic diesel Train Set, boxed, G.M.R; including harbour sections, locomotive and two diesel Suburban Passenger Set, ramps restaurant, together shunters. boxed and G.M.R; Autocoach with nine assorted passenger £40-60 Set boxed. ships. £20-30 £20-30

59 1032. 1041. 1051. Triang Minic, Matchbox : a Hornby Dublo - 3 rail EDL7 Hornby Dublo (1938) - A collection of assorted military 0-6-2T L.N.E.R.No.9596 green. green and cream painted ships including Bismark, (paintwork marked, unboxed). wood 2-rail ‘Through’ Engine H.M.S. Bulwark, Pilots cutter, £50-60 shed with clear lined roof paddle steamer etc approx 44 1042. lights and windows. models. Wrenn - 2 rail G.W.R. £100-200 £40-60 streamlined 4-6-0 Castle class 1052. 1033. No.5005 ‘Manorbier Castle’, Hornby Dublo - A rake of 3 G.W.R; three Chad Valley V.G.C. (un boxed). B.R.(M) Suburban coaches jigsaws ‘Drake Goes West’, £50-60 and 2 similar with printed ‘King Arthur on Dartmoor’ and 1043. windows. (5). ‘Vikings Landing at St. Ives’, all Hornby railways - G.W.R. 4-4-0 £20-30 boxed. County class No.3821 ‘County 1053. £20-30 of Bedford’ (mint, box F-G). Hornby Dublo - B.R.(M) a 1034. £20-30 6-wheel Passenger brake van LLedo; a collection of approx 1044. No. 32958 and a Corridor eighty diecast vehicles Hornby Dublo Signal cabin, coach No.26143. (2) including promotional models, D1 Level crossing (boxed), £30-40 all unboxed. pair of platform ramps, 1054. £20-30 Girder bridge, pair of Buffer Hornby Dublo - 2 B.R.(S) 1035. stops (boxed) and 3 others Suburban coaches Nos.41060 Hornby, a quantity of assorted (unboxed). (9). and 43374, a B.R.(W) empty boxes including 00/Ho £20-30 Restaurant Car No.W9572 with and O gauge boxes together 1045. added The Bristolian Boards (F) with plastic zoo and farm Hornby Dublo - a D1 Station and 2 Corridor coaches. (5). animals. with ramps and an Island £30-40 £20-30 Platform with ramps.(6). 1055. 1036. £20-30 Hornby Dublo - a rake of Hornby Dublo - 3 rail 4-6- 1046. 4 B.R.(M) red and cream 2 L.N.E.R. No.7 ‘Sir Nigel Hornby Dublo - A made up coaches and a similar B.R.(W) Gresley’, V.G.C. (unboxed). plastic kit Goods depot with Restaurant Car. (5) £40-60 crane. £20-30 1037. £20-30 1056. Hornby Dublo - 3 rail B.R.(W). 1047. Hornby Dublo - a 3-rail T.P.O. 4-6-0 No 7013 ‘Bristol Castle’ Hornby Dublo (1938) - A Mail Van set, (box F.) and (play worn, unboxed). green and cream painted another van (un boxed). (2). £40-60 wood ‘Terminus Station’ £20-30 1038. building ‘Kings Cross’ with 1057. Hornby Dublo - EDL18 3 rail printed paper detail. Hornby Dublo - A group of 2-6-4T B.R. No.80054 near £100-200 35 various un boxed Goods mint, (blue stripe box F). 1048. Wagons incl: Petrol Tanks and £40-60 Hornby Dublo (1938) - A bogie wagons, mixed dates 1039. matching ‘Through Station’ and condition. (35) Hornby Dublo - 3 rail B.R.(M) ‘Berwick’ £50-70 4-6-2 No.46232 ‘Duchess £80-100 1058. of Montrose’ (play worn, 1049. Hornby Dublo - A quantity of unboxed). Hornby Dublo (1938) - A 3-rail tin plate track including £50-60 similar ‘Island Platform’ (un some points. (a lot). 1040. named). £20-30 Hornby Dublo - 3 rail EDL7 £60-80 0-6-2T L.M.S. No.6917 black. 1050. some paint rubbing. unboxed. Hornby Dublo (1938) - A Pair £50-60 of Signal Cabins, one with red roof, the other green. (2). £50-60

60 1059. 1066. O gauge railways T.T.R. - a B.R. 16T mineral Heljan - B.R. class 35 ‘Hymek’ wagon with tarpaulin (boxed), No.D7044. boxed as new. 1070. a 20T bolster wagon with £20-30 O gauge. timber planks (un boxed) and 1067. Bowman tank loco - Model a Faller B-906 ‘Block of flats’ Mainline - G.W.R. class 2301 300, spirit fired live steam 0-4- kit. Dean Goods 0-6-0 No.2516, 0T L.N.E.R. green No. 300, £20-30 0-6-2T Praire No.6697 and original paintwork scorched 1060. 0-6-0PT No.5764. mint boxes marked. Wooden box most of Hornby Dublo: a 3RE 4-6-2 P & F. (3). lid missing. locomotive No 6231 ‘Duchess £30-40 £80-100 of Atholl’ and six wheel 1068. 1071. tender in LMS maroon livery, Hornby railways - L.M.S. Hornby - No.1 Tank a 4-6-2 locomotive No 60022 Patriot class 5XP No.5541 Locomotive - S.R. dlc, c/w 0-4- ‘Mallard’ with six wheel tender ‘Duke of Sutherland’, and 0 No. A600, black with green in BR green livery, and a LIMA - 2 x G.W.R. 45XX Prairie lining, V,G.C. original box. F. 4-6-2 locomotive No 46232 Tanks No.4589. boxes P. (3). £100-200 ‘Duchess of Montrose with £20-40 1072. six wheel tender in BR green 1069. Hornby - No.1 Tank livery, all unboxed, together Triang Hornby: a 4-6-0 Locomotive - L.N.E.R. dlc, c/w with a Hornby 3 1/2” gauge locomotive No 61572 with No. 326, black, red and gold Stephenson carriage. six wheel tender in BR black lining, V.G.C. ( some paintwork £20-30 livery, a 4-4-0 locomotive No rubbing). Original box G. 1061. 1757 with six wheel tender in £100-150 Hornby OO/HO gauge SR green locomotive, boxed, 1073. locomotives, track and some assorted carriages, track and Hornby - No.41 Tank rolling stock. buildings. Passenger Train set - L.M.S. £20-40 £50-60 with type 101 locomotive 1062. No.2270. some rusting. (box Hornby: a type 20 clockwork P). train set with 0-4-0 locomotive £50-60 and tender, two passenger 1074. coaches and track, boxed. Hornby No. 101 Tank £40-60 Passenger set with locomotive 1063. No.460, some rusting, (Box F.). A 00/HO gauge layout £80-100 with track, board, trackside 1075. building, accessary’s, rolling Hornby - A No.101 Tank stock and loco’s. Passenger set box with L.M.S. £100-150 No.2270 loco, (a/f), a M1 1064. Passenger set box, a M1 loco Bachmann - L.M.S. Ivatt class in box (G), 3 other M type 2 2-6-2T No. 1206 and class locos and rolling stock. (Mostly G2A 0-8-0 No.9449 (without P). tender back cab). both mint £20-30 boxed. (2) 1076. £30-40 Hornby No.2 Tank - dlc, 1065. c/w 4-4-4 L.M.S. black No. Hornby railways - L.M.S 4-4-4 (a.f. P.) a L.M.S. No.2 class 8F 2-8-0 No.8193 and Timber wagon, (V.G box F). BACHMANN - Ivatt class2 a S.R. Brake van (generally 2-6-2T No.1206. both mint F roof and box P). an L.M.S. boxes F. (2). open wagon (G unboxed) £20-30 and 2 wooden body wagons, possibly L.M.C. £25-50

61 1077. 1082. 1089. Hornby - A No.3 Station, an Hornby - A group of 7 Goods Hornby a type 101 clockwork Island Platform ‘Wembly’ with wagons comp:- McAlpine side 0-4-0 tank locomotive No ramps (both unboxed)and a tipper, (G), L.M.S. Hopper, 2270 in LMS maroon livery. No1 Level Crossing, (boxed), (G). No.1 Goods van, N.E. £30-40 a No.2 Turntable, ( boxed), (roof F), L.M.S. Flat Truck with 1090. Buffer stops etc container (F. axle missing), Exley; Five tinplate passenger £30-40 L.M.S. Brake van (G), similar coaches in G.W.R. livery,boxed. 1078. N.E. ( roof P), each boxed and £80-100 Bing - A c/w 0-4-0 a Insul Meat a/f. 1091. locomotive, L.M.S. livery with £30-40 Triang ; O gauge diesel crest, ‘Achilles’, ( no tender), 1083. hymek locomotive together a 20 Tons ‘Hopper’ wagon, Hornby a 0-4-0 locomotive No with a Lima Class 33 diesel a small Open wagon, a coal 2301 with four wheel tender locomotive D6524. wagon No.27485/ 10000Ko, in GWR livery assorted rolling £45-55 and a Milk van with sliding stock, boxed track etc. 1092. doors (No.67). an unidentified £350-450 Lima; An 0 gauge class 33 6-wheel locomotive tender, 1084. diesel locomotives D6506 black with red and white Hornby Series; A898 and a Triang Hymek diesel lining,and a similar Goods Miniatures No 13 Halls’s locomotive ‘Blue Flier’. Depot, together with a pair of Distemper Advertisement, £45-55 Continental telegraph poles boxed. 1093. and a Railroad Danger sign. £80-100 Lima; an 0 gauge diesel (10). 1085. shunting locomotive in B.R. £50-60 Hornby Series; Railway Black livery together with eight 1079. Accessories No. 4, lacks insert items of rolling stock. Hornby - A group of various card, 17 pieces, boxed. £55-60 2-rail track incl: points, 4 x £40-60 1094. right angle crossing, an acute 1086. Hornby: No.101 Tank ac angle crossing, (14 original Hornby and others: a c1947 - G.W.R. c/w 0-4-0 No. boxes) loose track ,clips and collection of assorted station 6600. (F-G, box P). other wooden sleeper track. passengers and staff, platfrom £20-30 (a lot). accessories including scales, 1095. £30-40 trolleys, lamposts, luggage etc. Hornby: No.1 Special Tank 1080. £40-60 c1930. - S.R. c/w 0-4-0 Hornby - Type 101 Tank 1087. No.A950. green (playworn Locomotive, c/w, L.M.S. 0-4-0 Hornby Series: a clockwork replica, box). No 2270 (paintwork scratched, 4-4-2 tank locomotive No £80-120 1 buffer missing), a No.50 2180 in LMs maroon livery, in 1096. c/w B.R. 0-4-0 locomotive repaired box with key, lanterns Hornby: No.1 Loco and and tender, No.50153. ( play and instructions. Tender,c1920’s - L.M.S. c/w worn) and a L.M.S. No.1 £50-60 0-4-0 No.2710, cabside crest, tender.each unboxed. 1088. L.M.S. on splasher. (playworn, £50-70 Hornby Series: a No 2 Tanks replacement cab roof, tender 1081. Goods set, lacks locomotive, P. replica box). Hornby - A 101 Tank with “shell” petrol wagon, £40-60 Locomotive, L.N.E.R. c/w cattle wagon, guards van, 1097. No. 460 (play worn, rods track, and clips, together with Hornby: No.3E Locomotive detached) with key and in Bing double bogie side tipping and Tender c1930. - L.N.E.R. original box. wagon contained in a No 2 20v 4-4-2- No.4472 ‘Flying £20-30 Tank goods set box. Scotsman’ (G. 3 replacement £60-80 steps, crosshead repair). £50-60

62 1098. 1107. 1116. Hornby: .No.1 Loco and Hornby: a No.0 Mitropa Hornby: No.2 - L.M.S. High Tender,c1920’s. - L.M.S. c/w ‘Schlafwagen’ coach, ac Capacity (now with 5 Cable 0-4-0 No.2710., cabside crest, and a similar American type drums), G.W. Cattle truck L.M.S. on splasher. (playworn, ‘Washington’ (G-VG, boxes P (repaint P) and a S.R. Luggage replacement cab roof, tender & F). (2). van. (3). P. replica box). £20-30 £50-60 £20-30 1108. 1117. 1099. Hornby: - Fourgon No.I-S Hornby:No.2 N.E. dlc Hornby: 3 Tenders - Great Goods Van, ac with sliding Brakedown van and crane and (crest) Western , L.M.S. doors (VG. Box VG). similar G.W Brakedown, (both maroon ac and M Type No. £20-30 repainted/varnished).(2). 3435. (3). 1109. £20-30 £20-30 HornbyNo.2 - Brakedown Van 1118. 1100. and crane. (VG). Hornby: No.1 - L.M.S. 3 Hornby: four x No.1 £20-30 x Meat, Fish L.M.S. 7674, Clerestory roof coaches, c 1110. L.M.S.’Bananas’ and a Fyffes 1924, L.N.E.R. (some handles Hornby - S.C.N.F Refrigerator Bananas. (6). missing P-F unboxed). (4). van, a Crane truck (both VG, £20-30 £50-60 boxes VG) and a Fibre wagon 1119. 1101. (VG box P). (3). Hornby: 4 similar - L.N.W.R. Hornby: 3 x No.1 Pullman £20-30 ‘Gunpowder’, G.N. Brake, coaches - ‘Marjorie’, ‘Aurelia’ 1111. L.M.S. Cattle and a L.M.S. Gas and ‘Viking’ ac and an earlier A similar lot with National cylinder. (4). dlc ‘Pullman’, (F-G unboxed). Benzole Tank, G.W. Flat with £40-60 (4). Meat container, etc. (6). 1120. £30-40 £20-30 Hornby: 9 various ac L.M.S. 1102. 1112. wagons. (9). Hornby: A similar lot. (4). Hornby: a group of 6 comp:- £50-60 £30-40 Southern 6T Milk van, (VG), 1121. 1103. N.E.Goods Brake van, L.M.S. Hornby: a similar group of N.E. Hornby: 2 x No.1 Pullman Vent Insul Meat, Flat truck wagons. - ‘Aurora’ and ‘Ansonia’ with container (wrong box) £50-60 (recessed doors, ac c1930’s) a N.E. Fish van and an N.E. open 1122. ‘Viking’ and a ‘Marjorie’. (4). wagon. (6). Hornby: a group comp:- G.W. £20-30 £40-60 & S.R. Brake vans, Milk Traffic, 1104. 1113. Trinidad Lake Rotary Tipper, Hornby: a French M/O Voiture Hornby: S.R. Flat truck with ‘Portland Cement’, and a Pullman car, dlc, (box P) and 2 Container, 2 x B.R.(E), L.M.S. McAlpine Side Tipping wagon. similar 1930’s ac Pullman cars, Flat/Cable drum, Milk Traffic (6). (G-VG. Unboxed). (3). van, 3 other vans and 2 RS36 £30-40 wagons. (10). £40-60 1105. £50-60 1123. Hornby: 5 x 1930’s/40’s No.1 1114. Hornby: 6 later vans and 2 coaches. Ac, a Guards van and REPLICA BOXES. Timber wagons. (8). 2 similar L.N.E.R. ‘Teak’ (P.F. & Hornby: No.2 - L.M.S. High £30-40 G, 3 boxes F others unboxed). Capacity, S.R.Cattle and L.M.S. 1124. (8). Luggage. (3) Hornby: No.0 1930’s open £20-30 £50-60 wagons comp:- 3 x S.R., G.W. 1106. 1115. L.N.E., 2 x L.M.S. and an N.E. Hornby: 2 similar L.M.S., 3 x Hornby: No.2 - N.E. Brick, N.E. (8). 1920’s M.R. Guards vans (I Luggage (P) and a G.W. Cattle £30-40 with Clerestory roof) and a truck. (3). No.1 L.M.S. coach. (6). £40-50 £30-40

63 1125. 1135. 1146. Hornby: a group of 4 dlc vans Hornby: No.1 ac - Royal Hornby: No.3 Wayside Station - M.R. (raised letters), L.N.E.R., Daylight, Esso and Mobiloil. c1937 (G.-VG. Box F) N.E. G.W. (each with hinged (F.-G.). (3). £20-30 doors, some handles missing), £20-30 1147. and a later ac L.M.S. with 1136. Hornby: No.4 Station ‘Ripon’ sliding doors. (5). Hornby: No.1 ac - Pratts High c1937 (V.G. replica box). £30-40 Test, Royal Daylight and Pool £20-30 1126. (1940’s) (F.-G.). (3). 1148. Hornby: a group of 7 various £30-40 Hornby: No.1 Station c 1924 Open wagons and vans. (7). 1137. and an early ‘Windsor’ (candle £20-30 Hornby: No.1 ac - Shell B.P., holder cut-outs) a/f. (both 1127. Pratts, Castrol and Royal with repainted platforms and PRIVATE OWNERS VANS. Daylight. (F.-G.). (4). fencing, replica boxes). (2). (UNBOXED) £20-30 £20-30 Hornby: Crawford’s biscuits, 1138. 1149. dlc c1924. (repainted roof and Hornby: 4 Later Tank wagons - Hornby: No.1 Station c1927 frames, some revarnishing). 2 x Shell Lubricating Oil, Shell and another ‘Windsor’. (both £30-40 Motor Spirit, Esso and 1 other. with repainting, replica boxes). 1128. (5). (2). Hornby: Carr’s biscuits dlc £20-30 £20-30 c1925. (repainted). 1139. 1150. £30-40 Hornby: No.1 dlc c1922 - Shell Hornby: 2 similar Stations. 1129. Motor Spirit. A/f. (both P. replica boxes). (2). Hornby: Jacob & co’s biscuits £20-30 £20-30 c1929. (F revarnished). 1140. 1151. £30-40 Hornby: 4 x No.1 Signal cabins Hornby: a No.2E Station 1130. including 1928 (V.G.), another ‘Bristol’ c1936. (a/f repainted Hornby: No.1 - Cadbury’s (no chimney), a 1931 (G.) and platform and fencing, replica chocolates, ac c1938 (some a 1935 (no chimney). (4). box). repainting/varnishing,replica £20-30 £20-30 box). 1141. 1152. £30-40 Hornby: A 3-rail electric Hornby: No.3 Station c1949- 1131. Viaduct c1933. (VG. Unboxed). 1955. (V.G. replica box). Hornby: coal wagons - ac £20-30 £20-30 ‘Meccano’ (1931) and ‘Hornby 1142. 1153. Railway Company’ (F). (2). Serie Hornby - A French Level Hornby: No.1 Station c1927, a £30-40 crossing (Passage A Niveau similar ‘Windsor’ and 2 others. 1132. No.1). (VG. Box P). (a/f and repainting, replica PETROL TANK WAGONS. £20-30 boxes). (4). UNBOXED 1143. £20-30 Hornby: No.1 dlc - National Hornby: No.2 Level crossing 1154. Benzole, Shell and Pratts with ‘Beware of the Trains’ Hornby: No.2 Station (green). A/f. (3). gates (P. box P.) and 2 similar ‘Windsor’ and a No.1 Wayside £30-40 (unboxed). (3). (platform repaint, boxes P). 1133. £20-30 (2). Hornby: No.1 dlc - B.P.Motor 1144. £20-30 Spirit, Shell and another Hornby: a Viaduct and a 1155. c1922. A/f. (3). No.2 Level crossing. (both Hornby: No.1 Station c 1934 £30-40 unboxed). (2). and 1 other. (some repainting, 1134. £20-30 boxes P). (2). Hornby: No.1 ac - Mobiloil, 1145. £20-30 (P), B.P. and Shell. (F.-G.). (3). Hornby: a Viaduct, No.1 Level 1156. £20-30 crossing and 2 others. (1 a/f). Hornby; No.1 c1924 (4). (repainting, unboxed) and a £20-30 similar 1931. (box F.). (2). £20-30

64 1157. 1167. 1176. Hornby: a No.1 Signal Gantry, Hornby: No.4 curved wood Hornby: a group of 8 M0 2 x No.2 ‘Home’ signals c1933 and fibre tunnel, a No.1 ‘Pullman’ coaches and 7 and a No.2 Double arm c1938. straight tunnel and a pair of various B.R. livery coaches, a (boxes F.-G.). (4). cuttings. (4). No.31 coach (boxed), 2 boxed £30-40 £20-30 No.30 Goods vans, 6 unboxed 1158. 1168. Goods wagons, boxed MO Hornby: a No.2 Signal Gantry, Hornby: 2 x No.3 curved crane truck, 2 similar wagons (repainted replica box), No.2 tunnels, a similar straight and a boxed No.20 Rotary ‘Home’ Jnc, a No.1 Jnc and tunnel and a group of ‘Trees’ tipping wagon. a No.2 ‘Distant’ single arm. £20-30 £20-30 (boxes F.-G.). (4). 1169. 1177. £30-40 Hornby: Railway Accessories Hornby Train - No.201. Tank 1159. No.9 - Station Name boards Goods set, c/w. 0-4-0 L.N.E.R. Hornby: a ‘Home’ Jnc, a (6). (G.-V.G. box F.-G.). No.460. N.E. Brake van, open single arm and a double arm. £150-200 wagon and National Petrol (repainting, unboxed). (3). 1170. Tank. (G-VG. Box F). £20-30 Hornby: Signals for Footbridge £20-30 1160. - one pair, both ‘Home’ (1 a/f), 1178. Hornby: a ‘Distant’ Jnc, and 2 blue/grey. (box P.). Made -up set - B.R. 0-4-0 No double arm (circular bases). £20-30 82011 and 7 wagons. (G and (repainting, unboxed). (3). 1171. playworn.) post 1957. (box P). £20-30 Stations - replica boxes. £20-30 1161. Hornby: No.4E ‘Margate’ 1179. Hornby: 4 x single arm ‘Home’ and a No.2E ‘Windsor’ (a/f Hornby Train No.501 signals, a double arm and a lot repainted platform). (2). Passenger set, c/w, L.N.E.R of various signal parts. £20-30 Loco and Tender No.1842, £20-30 1172. 2 Passenger coaches and 1162. Hornby: Wayside Station Brake coach. (play worn, box Hornby: two No.2 Hydraulic c1927 (V.G.) and a No.1 marked) Buffer stops and 2 No.1 stops. ‘Windsor’ c1927 (repainted £100-150 (unboxed). (4). platform.). (2). 1180. £20-30 £20-30 Hornby O gauge - A large 1163. 1173. curved wood and fibre Hornby: a similar No.2 Hornby: No.3 c1939. (platform tunnel and a Meccano T20 (repainted platform, crane a/f, edging rubbed), a No.2 Transformer in original box. replica box.). ‘Windsor’ (repainting) and a £20-30 £20-30 No.1 c1934. (P.). (3). 1181. 1164. £20-30 Hornby O gauge - No.0 Hornby: No.2 Goods platform 1174. L.M.S. Refrigerator van, similar with crane. (a/f. repainted Hornby: a box of various parts Meat van (Both boxed), a platform, replica box). etc including a Turntable and S.R. Refrigerator van, L.M.S. £20-30 No. 4E Station box. Meat van and 2 L.M.S. open 1165. £20-30 wagons. (un boxed). (6) Hornby: No.1 Goods platform. 1175. £30-40 (replica box). Hornby: a No. 30 Loco and 1182. £20-30 tender, B.R. No.45746, Hornby O gauge - A Platform 1166. another No.60985 and 2 B.R. crane, green/ red (Boxed), a Hornby: a similar 1950’s Goods tenders. No.51 1st class coach, a similar platform (paintwork rubbed, £20-30 Guard/Luggage van, a ‘Castrol‘ replica box) and another post oil tank wagon, etc. (5). 1955 with ‘Goods Depot’ £30-40 above the doors. (G. replica box). (2). £20-30

65 1183. Larger gauge railways Full size railways An O gauge scratchbuilt electric 0-4-4 tank locomotive 1184. 1187. No 5 in B.R. green livery and A group of items relating A group of railway related an 0-6-0 tank in black N.B. to Thomas the Tank Engine, ephemera etc including black livery. American steam outline Great Western Railway £50-60 locomotive hat and coat rack, game, Calendars, post cards, 3 Preserved Railway Line Horse greetings cards, booklets etc brasses on strap etc and Jon Mander - Collecting £20-30 Railwayana. 1185. £20-30 An early 20th century GBN 1188. Gebruder Bing Nuremburg Terence Cuneo, limited edition 3 inch gauge King Edward signed print “Mallord” with passenger set, the live steam framed certificate. 4-4-0 engine in L.N.W.R livery £80-100 and King Edward nameplate 1189. above drive wheels numbered A collection of BR and Railtrack 7093 to footplate, together uniforms including blaisers, with matching tender, German hat, waterproofs, Hi-visiblity livery Dining Car and Post Car jacket, BR plastic telephone, with hinged roof revealing assorted rule books and detailed interiors, well used ephemera. condition retaining original £20-30 colours, together in an 1190. associated Pine box. Signal box plans for signals at See illustration page 42 Exmouth Junction, assorted £300-500 photographs, rule books, maps 1186. etc. A 5ins gauge scratch built £20-30 painted wooden model of 1191. an electric tram, fitted with A polychrome decorated electric motor, gearing for pullman coach panel. forward and reverse, 43cm. £20-30 long 1192. £40-50 A collection of Eleven railway transport hats to include three London under-ground caps. £50-60 1193. A B.R.(E) white painted carriage lamp with two clear glass bullseye lens, with loop carrying handle, 46cm., and a smaller carriage lamp with single clear glass bullseye lens, 39cm. high. £40-50 1194. A collection of British Railway issue coats and jackets, most retaining original B.R. labels, also a London Underground brown canvas First Aid stretcher.. £40-50

66 1195. Toys and collectables 1206. Manchester Metrolink A Celestion Type 231 speaker An Official Opening 1202. in an oak octagonal Art Deco presentation pack containing, An autographed soundtrack case, 53cm high. commemorative ticket, L.P. of ‘Goodbye Mr Chips’, £20-30 envelope and brochure, cased. including Petula Clark, Peter 1207. £50-70 O’Toole, Herb Rose, John A mahogany Art-Deco “Coloro 1196. Williams; ‘On the Third Day’ Conquest” record player. An alloy road sign “Crossing L.P. by Elo 1973; ‘Let’s get the cream turn table in an No Gates” inset with cats eyes, started’ by Rolling Stones and octagonal case, with matching 55 x 31cm. ‘Elvis’ Golden Greatest Volume speaker cabinet. £50-60 Three (four). £40-50 1197. £20-30 1208. G.W.R. publications: 1203. A W.B and sons Ltd ‘Coronet’ ‘Cheltenham Flyer’ 1934, ‘The An AMI Juke box , model Magic lantern/enlarger, in 10.30 Limited’, 4th Edition, XJGA 100, with vertical oak case, patent date 1913, ‘Cheltenham Flyer’, ‘Caerphilly rotating selection rack and supplied by Hinton Lake, Castle’ 1924, ‘Brunel and turntable under curved dome, Exeter. Fitted for electric After’, 1924, ‘The “King” of glazed frosted panel “AMI illumination, a C.Buxx London The Railway Locomotives’, Continental” and star shaped 8x5 Rapid Doublet lens 1928, a reprinted edition motif on grill panel. No.4818, another thumb ‘Track Topics’ and another See illustration page 42 screw focusing lens, wood slide reprinted edition ‘G.W.R. £1500-2000 carrier and metal film strip Engines - Names, Numbers, 1204. attachments in a painted wood Types and Classes’. An Ecko Type A.D.75 all carrying case. £30-40 electric radio receiver, £80-100 1198. contained in an Art Deco 1209. An extensive collection of period circular bakelite case Meccano - A group of various books relating to model with semi-circular long and items incl:- a No.3 set box, railways, model trains, toy medium bandwave indicator a No.9 set box, both with collectiong and railway layouts. and three dials, 37cm. high. unsorted contents, a ‘Motor’ £40-50 £150-200 set, and a quantity of loose 1199. 1205. parts, etc, (a lot ). A collection of Trains A Victorian polychrome £30-40 Illustrated,Locomotives decorated truncheon, 1210. Illustrated and the History with Royal Coat of Arms, An extensive collection of Of Miniature and Model Whitestone and dated 1843 late 19th/early 20th century Railways,magazines some with ring turned handle, coloured and monochrome contained in folders, (A LOT) 40cm. long, together with a glass plate lantern slides £20-30 contempary pair of polished including:- photographic, 1200. steel handcuffs with key. educational, British and A collection of Railway £100-150 Continental topographical, time cards,and a print after Churches, Nursery, etc etc, Hogarth. contained in 26 new and £20-30 vintage wooden boxes. 1201. £200-300 WELCH Vic British Railways (London, Midland Region} poster ‘Trains Of Our Times’ circa 1950, printed by The London Lithographic Co. (The image depicts the three types of motive power, steam, diesel and electric locomotives near Bushey on the London-Midland main line). 101 x126cm. £300-400 67 1211. 1216. 1224. A group of similar slides in A 19th Century mechanical A late 19th century Perry boxed sets, including Primus hand painted magic lantern and Co. patent automaton Junior Lecturer’s series, a slide, the chromotropic discs dancer, the hand painted boxed set of 24 ‘Three little set in brass mounts with articulated figure standing on pigs’ by Ensign Ltd and by turned wood and brass crank a rectangular base enclosing arrangement with Walt Disney handle (140mm x 75mm). single spring movement, 27cm Mickey Mouse Ltd. 2 Larger £50-70 high. boxes including Cornish 1217. £120-150 Crosses and Bee’s together A rackwork mechanical lantern 1225. with 3 x Daily Mail school-aid slide showing a windmill with An early 20th century GBN Dept Visual Education Film revolving sails surrounded by Gebruder Bing Nuremburg, strips and script folders. colourful butterflies and moths tinplate projector, the tin £40-50 revolving in the outer ring. lantern cover with brass lens 1212. £150-200 fittings and blued steel hand A box of photographic slides 1218. cracked gate mechanism an a to include some Exhibition Photographic magic lantern wooden plinth base, together photographs. slides showing New Zealand with tin cased films and slides £40-50 circa 1883: Early settlers, rural in original pine box retaining 1213. farmsteads, wooden bridges, much of the original label,also Two Georgian hand painted horse drawn wagons, Maori traces of original Christmas lantern slides c.1800, one portrait etc; approx seventy label to top. depicting the latest hair slides in original box with an £200-300 fashions one other with account of the tour. 1226. humorous incidents and three £150-200 A painted wooden rocking other slides. 1219. horse on trestle and rockers. £120-150 Two comic slipping slides - the £80-100 1214. dentist extracting a tooth, and, 1227. A Cycloidotrope: a rare diners with long nose. Britains Zoo Series: No complex mechanical £50-80 912 Giraffe, No 901 magic lantern slide with 1220. Indian Elephant, No 905 open brass gearing and Meccano: a large box of Hippopotamus, No 908 Indian constructed mainly in brass. assorted spars, spans, girders, Rhinoceros, all boxed. When operated, the geared accessories etc, together with £100-150 mechanism traces a series of two motors and various part 1228. developing geometric patterns completed models. Britains Zoo Series: various on the screen. NB the slide £30-40 assorted animals including has not been p[rojected for 1221. camels, bison, polar bear, many years and may require A collection of twenty-one brown bear, kangeroo, chimps, some adjustment to the Pelham puppets to include zebra, together with palm gearing which is believed to be Sailor Boy, Evil man, Clown, Mr trees and cage sections. complete. McGregor and others. £50-60 £400-450 £150-250 1229. 1215. 1222. Britains: from set 99 13th A group of six matching hand Five early 20th century silver Hussars, four mounted figures, painted panoramic mahogany gilt and enamel Masonic in repaired Whisstock box, mounted slides contained jewels, together with a with card insert, from set 400 in an original wooden box, collection of R.A.F buttons etc. The Life Guards (with cloaks) each measuring 300mm x £60-80 four mounted figures with card 80mm; scenes include comic 1223. insert, boxed, and John Hill & characters caught in a snow Britains and others: a collection Co colonial troops in khaki, storm and a hunting scene etc. of zoo animals including tigers, nurse etc. £60-100 elephants, zebras, giraffes, £30-40 walrus, chimpanzees, cages and figures. (a lot). £100-150

68 1230. 1238. 1247. A late 19th early 20th century A collection of various tins, Britains Armies of The World : German card and wooden including a Lyons tea tin with from set 154 Prussian Infantry interlocking building system, everlasting calendar to front. of the Line eight figures with shaped walls, roof £30-40 marching at the slope, some sections, windows, doors, room 1239. retouching, from set 178 dividers, contained in wooden The Counties of England card Austro-Hungarian Foot Guards, box with instructions sheets. playing game. four marching at the slope £60-80 £30-40 including officer, (boxed), 1231. 1240. from set 166 Italian Infantry An early 20th century ivory A collection of six late 19th seven figures marching at handled walking stick, with century tinted lantern slides of the slope and officer, from carved whale handle inset Afghanistan. set 177 Austro-Hungarian glass eyes (one deficient), on a £200-300 Infantry of the Line seven malacca shaft. 1241. figures marching at the slope £60-80 A hard-wood boomerang, and officer, from set 92 1232. engraved with geometric Spanish Infantry seven figures A collection of post war designs together with an marching at the slope and tinplate clockwork operated African circular woven red and officer and a mounted Belgian toys including motorcycles, yellow fan. officer. (most retouched or Cinderella, monkey, panda, £20-30 repainted). and others, a few boxed. 1242. £100-150 £80-120 A Stuart style stationary engine 1248. 1233. and a scratch built brass single Britains: a collection of twenty Britains: a quantity of assorted piston flywheel. eight assorted highlander figures including cowboys, Red £20-30 figures including Gordon, Indians, highlanders etc. 1243. and Seaforth highlanders £50-60 Britains: set 176 Austro- marching at the slope, 1234. Hungarian Dragoons, at the Cameron Highland officer A live steam plant, the trot, all figures holding swords, with binoculars, Gordon piper, horizontal boiler with pressure boxed two Royal Scots marching at gauge and water level, driving £50-60 the slope, together with an a single cylinder piston and 1244. embellished officer. flywheel on a polished wood Britains: set 139 Chasseurs a £40-60 base, 36cm. wide. Cheval, in review order with 1249. £150-200 officer, one back leg damaged, Britains; from set 141 1235. overpainted. Infanterie De Ligne seven A Saito single piston vertical £30-40 figures marching at the slope, , steam engine, on cast metal 1245. from set 160 Territorial Infantry stand, 11cm. high.boxed. Britains Indian Army troops: seven khaki troops marching at £60-80 ten assorted figures including the trail. 1236. from set 66 1st Bombay lancers £40-60 A Bing live steam plant with three Sowars and trumpeter 1250. vertical boiler, with pressure (boxed), 3rd Madras Light Britians: from set 114 Cameron gauge and whistle, with single Cavalry two Sowars and Highlanders (Active Service) cyliner piston and flywheel, trumpeter, Skinners Horse two eight figures marching at the 42cm. high. Sowars and trumpeter. (10) slope. See illustration page 42 £80-100 £30-40 £150-200 1246. 1251. 1237. Britains: set 32 Royal Scots Britains: from set 12 11th Four white metal painted Greys five at the walk including Hussars, eight troopers at figures “Louis XV on officer, from set 201 Officers the trot, together with two horseback”, “Napoleon III of the general Staff, Field 7th Hussar troopers, two 4th on horseback”, “Eugene de Marshal and aide-de-camp, Hussars trumpeters, some Beauvarnis on horseback” and and two special painting overpainting . “Jeanne D’Arc” on foot. trumpeters. £50-60 £30-40 £80-100

69 1252. 1258. 1265. Britains: set 153 Prussian A collection of assorted books An ivory inset walking cane, Hussars four cantering troopers and catalogues relating to the natural cane inset skull and officer with sword, Britains toy soldiers including above a snake 86cm long, and embellished (5), and five other Opie (James) Britians Toy an Irish bog oak cane with German cavalry figures, special Soldiers 1893-1932, Opie carved decoration 87cm long painting. (James) Phillips Guide to Toy (2) £80-100 Soldiers, Rose (Andrew) Toy £120-140 1253. Soldiers, Wallis (J) Regiments 1266. Britains: from set 28 mountain of all Nations, Richards, Old An early 20th century novelty Battery R.A., includes four Britains 1893-1918, Ruddle smokers cane, the top mules, mountain gun, six John) Collectors Guide To enclosing a cheroot holder/ gunners and mounted officer, Britains Model Soldiers, pipe attachment on a grained repainted. together with others and shaft, and an ivory topped £50-60 assorted Phillips catalogues. walking cane with ball pommel 1254. £50-60 (2) Britains Naval Types; from 1259. £100-150 various sets including white A carved meerschaum pipe the 1267. jackets running at the trail, bowl cradled in a carved talon, A Zimbabwian carved ebony blue jackets running at the cased. River God cane, surmounted trail, marines marching at the £20-30 by Nyaminyami above praying slope, four 2nd Bombay native 1260. Tonga villagers, carved rings infantry, some unpainted Endacott, Geoff. ‘Westerns’, and hand motif, 102cm long, figures (54). ‘Warships’, & ‘Hymeks’ at together with an ethnic copper £60-80 Work, cloth in d/w, 1988 with bound club and a bead-work 1255. a box of railway books. cane (lacks tip) Britains: various sets , twelve (box) £200-300 assorted mounted Lancers £20-30 1268. and Hussars, over painted or 1261. A dogs head carved handle repainted. Beezer Book, 1976, pictorial walking cane, overpainted £40-50 covers. With 3 boxes of mainly in a cream colour with 1256. children’s annuals, inc. Beezer, engraved ferrule “ A token of Britains special painting French dandy, Film Parade, etc. appreciation by Probus Horse 17th lancers including Officer (3 boxes) Show committee” and two de Ligne, and seven troopers, £20-30 other natural canes. together with a Belgium 1262. £90-100 mounted officer. Three early 20th century 1269. £40-50 autograph albums, mostly Two Malacca walking canes, 1257. containing Radio and Music one with silver mounts, the Britains: set no 1201 R.A. Gun, Hall celebrities such as Peter other with painted goose repainted, boxed. From set Haddon, Tommy Handley etc. head, also a steel shaft cane (3) 79 Royal Naval Landing Party £20-30 £90-100 two cannons, two limbers, two 1263. 1270. officers and sixteen sailors, An early 20th century dogs An early 20th century large together with assorted spare head carved walking cane, Deans rag doll of Highland girl, arms, weapons, heads etc. inset glass eyes 92cm long with blonde wig, painted face £60-80 and a carved parakeet handled nd cloth body, 100cm high cane on and ebony shaft, £120-150 85cm long (2) 1271. £100-150 A Collection of Roberston 1264. Golly band figures, painted Two portrait headed walking in colours, also a collection canes, one in the form of a sporting Gollies and four and Edwardian gentleman, enamel Golly badges. the other of a monk, both on £100-150 birch shafts, 100cm and 90cm respectively. £120-140 70 1272. 1282. 1292. A late 19th/ early 20th A Jaques croquet set, in pine A Tri-ang OO guage railway century three piece doll house wooden box. set, with BR loco and rolling cane suite of two chairs and a £50-100 stock. settee. 1283. £40-60 £40-60 An early 20th century Swedish 1293. 1273. mechanical “Original Odhner” Meccano: four large boxes A collection of various 20th calculator by Aktiebolaget of containing assorted Meccano century celluloid dolls, also a Goteberg, 34cm long parts including baseplates, Playskool “Teddy Ruckspin” £60-80 spars, spans, girders, nuts, talking bear and other dolls 1284. bolts, and other accessories. and collectables (A lot). A wooden tennis racquet £40-60 £50-70 and a golf club and leather 1294. 1274. telescope case. Meccano Magazines: an A child’s tinplate typewriter, £20-30 extensive collection of and a bagatelle board. 1285. Meccano Magazines from the £20-30 A Corgi Rockets “ Grand 1920’s through to the late 1275. Canyon Speed Circuit No 1970’s , incomplete run. A set of teak yacht’s 2075” boxed and a “Super £100-150 companionway steps with Booster No 1970” boxed. 1295. brass fittings. £40-60 A Meccano-style made up £50-100 1286. Aeroplane construction kit of 1276. A child’s wooden farmyard a Tiger Moth type biplane, A scale model ship “S.S. playset and a collection of painted blue and white, Talacre”, fitted for radio Britains plastic Farmyard Registration G-EXSF complete control, mounted on a cradle. animals etc. with pilot and push along £50-100 £40-60 operted propeller. (band 1277. 1287. missing). A scale model ship “Tsekoa”, A Rolf Harris stylophone, a £60-80 fitted for radio control, Rubiks cube, child’s tea set and 1296. together with controller and two other puzzles. Corgi classics - Model carrying cradle. £30-40 Aeroplane hanger kit (box P) £50-100 1288. and a group of scalextric, Airfix 1278. A collection of various Lego and other catalogues. A Victorian brass yacht sets, c.1970’s including sets £20-30 binnacle compass, the 3 inch 250, 265, 657 and others. 1297. dial on gimballed mount in a £20-30 Pip & squeak, Wilfred, domed case with observation 1289. Teddy Tail’s, a quantity of window. A collection of various 1920s-1930s Annuals. With £100-150 childrens albums, Blue Peter, Knockout, Radio Fun Annuals, 1279. Rupert and others c.1970’s etc 1950s. A pair of brass port-holes. £20-30 (3 boxes) £40-50 1290. £30-60 1280. A Trade Mark Toys tinplate 1298. A pair of brass Plath lifebouy battery operated MS-58 Annuals ... Dandy, Beano, lights. Missile Tank in original box, a Rupert, Thunderbirds, Lion, £30-40 Lincon International London Torchy, Dalek, Star Trek, Tom 1281. Routemaster Bus and a Marx & Jerry, Joe 90, etc a large A rare Mekon River region toys Whistling Locomotive quantity of TV annuals, etc, hand carved dragon racing (Boxed) 1950s-70s. boat prow, with flared nostrils, £60-80 (4 boxes) open mouth and inset 1291. £40-60 mirrored eyes. A Meccano motorised £160-180 construction set no3, also an Expansion pack and a collection of various board games etc. £40-60 71 1299. 1308. 1317. Aviation ... a large quantity of An Oceanic style hardwood Chad Valley: a G.W.R. jigsaw mainly modern book in d/ws club with carved geometric ‘A Cornish Fishing Village’ and relating to aviation and flying. decoration, a paddle shaped ‘Bath’, both boxed. (4 boxes) club and one other throwing £40-60 £20-40 style club. 1318. 1300. £300-400 Palitoy; Action Man Britains; a small collection of 1309. Commander with voice Garden Series items, including Britains and others:- a quantity activated indentity tag, boxed, flowerbed sections, paving of assorted hollow cast figures together with a small quantity stones, flowers, sundial, bench including knights, cowboys, of clothes and equipment. etc. highlanders, cannon and £50-70 £30-40 soldiers, all playworn 1319. 1301. £20-30 Meccano; a large collection of Britains and others; a collection 1310. assorted parts including spars, of farm animals and figures, A G.W.R. jigsaw “The Vikings spans, baseplates, girders, two farm buildings and assorted Landing at St. Ives, complete motors, etc. most contained diecast vehicles. and boxed, together with in a painted wood two drawer £40-50 another Chad Valley jigsaw chest. 1302. Battle of Waterloo, complete £50-60 A collection of metal and and boxed. 1320. wood dolls house furniture and £50-60 Mamod: a live steam plant accessories including Pit-a-Pat 1311. with horizontal boiler, with series wares, items include, A Victorian postcard and reverse gear, boxed. chairs, tables, beds, cups, scrap album together with a £30-40 saucers etc. collection of commemorative 1321. £80-100 Coronation ephemera, nursery Britains and others: a quantity 1303. books, etc. of hollow cast and plastic A boxed Pelham puppet girl, £20-30 figures including Guardsmen, type LS. 1312. Star Wars etc. £30-40 Two GWR jigsaws; “The £20-30 1304. Fishguard Army, 1797” and 1322. A large Japanese Samurai doll, “Stratford Upon Avon”, A japanese tinplate and battery in full armour, together with (unchecked) operated Space Scout S-17, platform stand, screen and £20-30 with lithograph decoration regalia. 1313. ,with card insert ,boxed, a £70-110 A collection of various walking Triang Minic Jabberwock, 1305. sticks, to include two Abalone Boxed and a tinplate jumping A late Victorian ivory handled handled examples and others. dog. walking stick, with scroll £60-80 £130-150 chased white metal ferrule and 1314. 1323. malacca shaft. A late 19th Century leather A quantity of Hotspur comics £80-120 physicians drug case by Lynch 1948-1951 1306. & Co, London. £20-30 Jaques, London - A pine cased £60-90 1324. croquet set (good condition 1315. A late 19th/early 20th Century with little use) Pelham Puppets: ‘Muffin The childs pram. £150-200 Mule’ and ‘Bengo’ The Boxer £40-60 1307. dog puppets, unboxed. 1325. Frog: Single Seat Fighter (Mark £40-60 Five assorted railway books, V), boxed. 1316. assorted advertising tins, a £50-60 Alps: a Japanese tinplate Dinky Trojan Van ‘Cydrax’ battery operated drumming repainted, and assorted cider elephant with plush body and making collectables. felt jacket seated at a drum £30-40 set.23cm. high. £40-60

72 1326. 1334. 1343. An early 20th century violin A Merryweather pattern brass An early 20th Century hotel labelled H.E.Roberts, Penzance fireman’s helmet, dragon telephone exchange, formerly 1923, scroll headstock and decorated comb and crossed of Broadoak Hotel, Rustington, ebony keys, ebony finger axe badge, remains of leather Sussex, with four rows of “cats board, inlaid bridge and two liner and chin strap, rosettes eyes” indicators over weighted piece back, 36cm long, in a missing, some dents. cord jacks, switches and dialer, velvet lined mahogany case See illustration page 42 in original wooden case, 130 x with sycamore and ebony £150-200 43 cm. banding. 1335. £150-200 See illustration page 41 A collection of various walking 1344. £400-600 canes and sticks. An early 20th century 1327. £20-30 telephone exchange, with A 19th Century Rosewood 1336. single row of cats eye Guitar, ebony open headstock A collection of late 19th indicators above switches. with brass and ivory keys century colour twist marble in £60-80 stamped “ V.R.” and “L. an associated wooden box. 1345. Theress 50 King Street” above £20-30 An early 20th century ebony finger board, the body 1337. telephone exchange, with with mother of pearl and A Victorian carved horn dogs single row of cats eye ebony inlay to sound hole and head handled walking cane, indicators above switches. edge, ivory banded back and the greyhound head above £60-80 ebony button, in fitted case, silver ferrule on a malacca 1346. 92 cm long. cane. See illustration page 40 Britains: a collection of farm See illustration page 42 £80-100 figures, animals and other £1000-1500 1338. figures. 1328. A collection of walking cases £150-200 Cavendish’s Improved Table to include a poachers rod (a/f), 1347. Croquet and two boxed sets of together with several silver A Dolland telescope. “Spellicans”. mounted canes and others (A £40-60 £80-100 lot). 1348. 1329. £60-80 A Britain’s ‘Full Cry’ diecast A horn and silver mounted 1339. hunting set, comprising Hunt walking stick. A boxwood gallon measuring master and three huntsmen on £20-30 stick by Rabone & Sons horseback, three huntsmen on 1330. Birmingham, 122cm long. foot and twelve hounds. A stereoscopic viewer and a £20-30 £80-100 small collection of slides. 1340. £20-30 A Graflex 3-A camera, with 1331. Carl Zeiss, Jena 18cm lens, A Clockwork operated Cat together with instruction cycling on a tricycle, 22cm. manual and exposure card in high. fitted case. £50-60 £60-100 1332. 1341. A clockwork operated tinplate A Goetz - Anschutuz folding double decker bus, with camera, Celor 125mm lens lithographed detail and in case with instructions and conductor figure, 18cm. long. accessories. £50-60 £60-80 1333. 1342. A collection of Magic Lantern A carved dogs head walking slides in two tin boxes , two cane, inset green glass eyes, slides in wood frames and over ivory ferrule on plain a quantity of silk work table shaft, also a silver top ebony mats. cane , a black silk top hat and £20-30 a pair of butter pats. £35-45 73 1349. The Beatles. A set of four signatures in ball point pen on a page of an autograph album, 10x 12 cm, John Lennon signed in red ink, Paul McCartney, George (Harrison) and Ringo Starr signed in blue ink, obtained by the vendor at the Adelphi, Slough, Tuesday 5th November 1963, the album also containing other signatures, Brian Jones, Charlie Watts (Rolling Stones) Cilla Black, Gerry and The Pacemakers, Adam (Faith) cut on typed note, The Dreamers, Helen Shapiro and others. The Beatles resumed their tour schedule at the Adelphi after playing the Royal Command Performance; “The Queen Mother said, ‘Where are you playing tomorrow night?’ I said, ‘Slough.’ And she said, ‘Oh, that’s just near us.’- Paul McCartney.

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78 GLOSSARY OF CATALOGUING TERMS

Any statement as to authorship, origin, date, age, provenance and condition is a statement of opinion and is not to be taken as a statement of representation of fact.

1. SIDNEY RICHARD PERCY – In our opinion a work by the artist. (When the artist’s forename(s) is not known, a series of asterisks, followed by the surname of the artist, whether preceded by an initial or not, indicates that in our opinion the work is by the artist named.)

2. ATTRIBUTED TO SIDNEY RICHARD PERCY – In our opinion probably a work by the artist but less certainty as to authorship is expressed than in the preceding category.

3. STUDIO OF SIDNEY RICHARD PERCY – In our opinion a work by an unknown hand in the studio of the artist which may or may not have been executed by under the artist’s direction.

4. CIRCLE OF SIDNEY RICHARD PERCY - In our opinion a work by an as yet unidentified but distinct hand – closely associated with the named artist but not necessarily his pupil.

5. STYLE OF . . . ; FOLLOWER OF SIDNEY RICHARD PERCY - In our opinion a work by a painter working in the artist’s style, contemporary or nearly contemporary, but not necessarily his pupil.

6. MANNER OF SIDNEY RICHARD PERCY – In our opinion a work in the style of the artist and of a later date.

7. AFTER SIDNEY RICHARD PERCY – In our opinion a copy of a known work of the artist.

8. The term signed and/or dated and/or inscribed means that in our opinion the signature and/or date and/or inscription are from the hand of the artist.

9. The term bears a signature and/or date and/or inscription means that in our opinion the signature and/or date and/or inscription have been added by another hand.

10. Dimensions are given height before width.

ARTIST’S RESALE RIGHT (“DROIT DE SUITE”)

If a lot is affected by this right it will be identified by the symbol ”•” next to the lot number. The buyer agrees to pay Bearnes Hampton & Littlewood an amount equal to the resale royalty and we will pay such amount to the artist’s collecting agent. Resale royalty applies where the hammer price is 1,000 Euro or more and the amount cannot be more than 12,500 Euro per lot. The amount is calculated as follows:

Royalty for the portion of the Hammer Price (in Euro)

4.00% up to 50,000 3.00% between 50,000.1 and 200,000 1.00% between 200,000.01 and 350,000 0.50% between 350,000.01 and 500,000 00.25% in excess of 500,000

Invoices will, as usual, be issued in Pounds Sterling. For the purposes of calculating the resale royalty the Pounds Sterling/Euro ratio rate of exchange will be European Central Bank reference rate on the day of the sale. 79 2010 SALE DAYS

August Tues 10th - Antiques & Collectables, Okehampton St. (EX11) Tues 17th – Antiques & Collectables, inc. Silver & Jewellery, Dowell St. (HO11) Tues 24h - Antiques & Collectables, Okehampton St. (EX12)

September Wed 1st – Antiques & Collectables, Dowell St. (HO12) Tues 7th - Antiques & Collectables, inc. Selected Pictures, Okehampton St. (EX13) Tues 14th – Antiques & Collectables, Dowell St. (HO13) Tues 21st - Antiques & Collectables, inc. Silver & Jewellery, Okehampton St. (EX14) Wed 29th – Antiquarian Book Sale, Dowell St. (BK04)

October Tues 5th - Antiques & Collectables, Okehampton St. (EX15) Tues 12th – Antiques & Collectables, Dowell St. (HO14) Wed 20th / Thurs 21st - Fine Art Sale, Okehampton St. (FS08) Tues 26th – Antiques & Collectables, inc. Silver & Jewellery, Dowell St. (HO15)

November Tues 2nd - Antiques & Collectables, Okehampton St. (EX16) Tues 9th – Antiques & Collectables, Dowell St. (HO16) Tues 16th - Antiques & Collectables, inc. Silver & Jewellery, Okehampton St. (EX17) Tues 23rd – Antiques & Collectables, Dowell St. (HO17) Tues 30th - Antiques & Collectables, Okehampton St. (EX18)

December Tues 7th – Antiques & Collectables, inc. Silver & Jewellery, Dowell St. (HO18) Tues 14th - Antiques & Collectables, Okehampton St. (EX19)

IMPORTANT: Please note this list is printed only as a guide and clients are requested to contact Bearnes, Hampton & Littlewood for confirmation of sale dates and special advisory days.

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