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Heathfield Closworth Yeovil BA22 9RQ (Just Off A37 Yeovil – Dorchester Trunk Road, 3 Miles from Yeovil) On behalf of Mrs J Cleall Heathfield Closworth Yeovil BA22 9RQ (Just off A37 Yeovil – Dorchester Trunk Road, 3 miles from Yeovil) Dispersal Sale by Auction on the Premises of the ‘Gordon Cleall Collection’ In all some 1000 Lots ON SATURDAY 10TH AUGUST 2019 First Sale Commencing at 10.30 am prompt Second Sale Commencing at 10.45am prompt Light refreshments available Salisbury Auction Centre Netherhampton Road Salisbury SP2 8RH Tel 01722 321215 www.salisburyauctioncentre.co.uk Foreword A collection of all things large and small Where to start, at the beginning.....but when was that...? Gordon was a true Dorset man, born on a farm near Dorchester. From a very early age, he was brought up to mend and make do, never throw anything away, it will be useful one day...and this was his moto every day of his life.... It didn‟t matter if it was a piece of baler twine or an engine... As a teenager during WW2 he worked for the “War Ag" driving a D4 caterpillar, he ploughed soooo many fields and hills around the local area. He married in 1950 and moved to Wiltshire as a tractor driver...working his way up to be farm manager until 1971. During his time here, his “collection" started to grow... beginning small enough. His daughters remember, that when they were young if anyone needed anything at all, Gordon would be the go to guy.....always someone coming to borrow tools or asking him to help mend items. During the 1970's Gordon became a manager of an oil depot...he was more interested in the mechanic‟s and working on the lorries than office work....metal and oily parts was more fun than paper work. On retirement Gordon and Joyce moved back from Wiltshire in the early 90's... this is where Gordons passion began again...he had tracked down a D4 Caterpillar and shipped it from Ireland...yes a very big toy and now he had time to play with it, remembering his teenage years, loving it... So many barns and sheds to fill.......and my goodness he did....... Gordon was well known at all the local sales with his friends.... I am sure the Auctioneers were thrilled to see Gordon as they knew he would always “need” something.......and why buy 1 when you could buy 20 !!!!!!! And this is why we are here today to sell Gordon's beloved treasures. We hope you will enjoy and put to good use this unique collection, from a very special and one of a kind, a Dorset man through and though. Auctioneers Notes Southern Counties Auctioneers are honoured to have been asked to disperse „The Gordon Cleall Collection‟. We all have fond memories of seeing him at many sales over a wide area during the past 30 years or so. As you will see from the catalogue there is a very wide selection of lots varying in size from nuts and bolts up to a full size Caterpillar. With so many lots to offer we have reluctantly had to split the sale into two parts to get them all sold in one day! We have described the lots to the best of our knowledge but even so there may be one or two errors – apologies if there are. The Auctioneers would like to thank the family for preparing the sale within the time scale allowed and presenting the lots for sale so well. Directions Heathfield Farm is situated just off and to the east of the A37 Yeovil to Dorchester trunk road some 3 miles from Yeovil. The postcode of BA22 9RQ is accurate to around 100 yards of the sale site for those using Satellite Navigation. The Auctioneers temporary direction signs will be posted on the sale morning in the usual way. Please park tidily and with consideration for others, thank you. Viewing The goods for sale may be viewed on the day before the sale between 10am & 4pm or on sale morning from 8.30 am onwards. Any technical enquires should be directed to Simon Whaley at the auctioneers on 07971 571612. Refreshments Hot & cold refreshments available on sale day by Holdens Caterers. Payment This Auction is conducted on a PAY ON THE DAY BASIS and all payments should be made immediately after the sale and not later than one hour after the last lot has been offered. Purchasers unknown to the Auctioneers should either bring with them a Bankers Draft, sufficient cash to pay for their purchases or if wishing to pay by cheque a supporting letter from their Bankers. Please note debit cards may be acceptable but prospective purchasers should also bring an alternative method of payment. PLEASE NOTE WE NO LONGER ACCEPT PAYMENT BY CREDIT CARDS. NO CREDIT WILL BE ALLOWED. PURCHASERS ATTENTION IS DRAWN TO THE CONDITIONS OF SALE. Removal of goods All goods become the responsibility of the purchaser at the fall of the hammer. Please remove goods as soon as possible after payment and in any case by Monday 12th August 2019. Any goods remaining after that date may be disposed of at no cost to the Auctioneers or their clients. Commission bids The Auctioneers will be pleased to execute commission bids on behalf of prospective purchasers providing such commissions are given to the Auctioneers in writing prior to the start of the sale. Important please note The Auctioneers and their clients accept no liability for any damage or injury to persons, plant or equipment etc at this sale and all attend at their own risk. Buyers should ensure that lots comply with current health & safety standards before use. Warranties All lots are sold as seen without any warranty whatsoever except where specifically stated at the time of sale. Conditions of sale Your attention is drawn to the conditions of sale printed at the back of this catalogue. PLEASE NOTE There is no VAT on the lots for sale but a Buyers Premium of 5% plus VAT will apply to all lots. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS AT THIS AUCTION Purchaser identification numbers. Every prospective purchaser must call at the sales office on the sale site to register their name & address and collect their purchaser identification number This purchaser identification number must be shown to the auctioneer at the time of each purchase (instead of giving name) The auctioneer will sell only to purchaser identification numbers – not to names and there will be no exception to this rule Please collect your identification number well before the start of the auction Your co-operation is very much appreciated SALE PLAN From Car Park & Sales Office Sale No. 1 Sale No. 2 10.30 am start 10.45 am start THE ISLAND THE WORKSHOP Lots 501-770 Lots 1-125 THE YARD Lots 126-300 ____________________ LEAN TO SALE FIELD TRACTORS THE TRACTOR SHED & VEHICLES Lots 301-500 Lots 771-1030 ORDER OF SALE Please do not bring your Dog to the sale venue. Please respect the privacy of house and gardens. Sale No. 1 commencing at 10.30 am prompt The island and surrounding area Lots 1 -125 General miscellanea, spare parts etc The yard and lean to Lots 126-300 Large miscellanea, small agricultural implements, Landrover & Caterpillar spares etc The field Lots 301-500 Miscellanea, plough spares, vintage, agricultural machinery, tractors & vehicles Sale No. 2 commencing at 10.45 am prompt The workshop Lots 501-770 Bygones, tools & miscellanea The tractor shed Lots 771-1030 Large quantity spare parts etc, stationary engines, implement spares and bygones Catalogue Sale No. 1 The Island General miscellanea, spare parts, etc Lot 1-125 Commencing at 10.30am prompt 1 PAIR GARDEN GATES 2 3 LADDERS 3 FIRE BUCKETS 4 3 STAINLESS STEEL SINK UNITS 5 CLAY DRAIN PIPES ETC 6 3 RING ROLLER RINGS 7 STAINLESS STEEL CHIMNEY FLUE SECTIONS 8 P.V.C. WINDOW FRAMES 9 QTY VARIOUS PAINT ETC 10 GALVANISED PIPE FITTINGS (KEE CLAMP TYPE) 11 RSJ SECTIONAL BUILDING UPRIGHT SUPPORTS 12 VACUUM PUMP ETC 13 FLOOR CRAMPS ETC 14 15 PIPE VICES ETC 16 LARGE FUEL FUNNEL 17 BARREL TROLLEYS ETC 18 PLASTIC PIPING 19 VARIOUS TARPAULINS 20/23 VARIOUS WIRE ROPE 24 PIPE VICES ETC 25 FORELOADER BRACKETS 26 GALVANISED WATER BOWLS ETC 27 CISTERNS 28 QTY BICYCLES Lots 26/27/28 29 3 X GALVANISED HEN COOPS 30 TROUGHS ETC 31 3 X SHELVING STANCHIONS 32/33 WATER PUMP PARTS 34 WIRE CAGE 35 2 WOODEN PET HUTCHES 36 GROOMING KIT 37 VARIOUS PET FEEDING & WATER BOWLS 38 GALVANISED MILK PAIL ETC 39 GALVANISED BUCKETS 40 GALVANISED FEEDERS ETC 41 GALVANISED MILK CHURN 42 GALVANISED SMALL INCUBATOR 43 GALVANISED MILK CHURN 44 DAIRY GALVANISED WASH UP TROUGH 45 GALVANISED 'A' BOARDS WITH WOODEN SURROUNDS/FRAMES 46 LARGE GALVANISED INCUBATOR 47/48 GALVANISED POULTRY FEEDERS & DRINKERS 49 LARGE GALVANISED INCUBATOR 50 WIRE WALL HAYRACKS 51 PNEUMATIC HEDGE CUTTER ATTACHMENT 52 QTY GLASS BRICKS Lots 50/51/52 53 2 X PATAY HAND PUMPS 54 PLASTIC RAIN WATER DOWN PIPES 55 TOW BARS, TOW HITCHES & JOCKEY WHEELS 56 FIRE HYDRANT SPANNERS, STANDPIPE & FITTINGS 57/58 ACROW PROPS ETC 59 QTY IMPLEMENTS CAST IRON WHEELS ETC 60 QTY CAST IRON GUTTERING 61/62 QTY IMPLEMENTS WHEELS 63 TRAILER MUDGUARDS 64 FUEL TANK 65 CAST IRON DRAIN COVERS, GRILLES ETC 66 SHACKLES, CHAINS & PULLEYS 67 JERRY CANS ETC 68 2 CONCRETE ROLLER SECTIONS 69 QTY UNUSED GLAZED SANITARY WARE 70 PLASTIC GARDEN CHAIRS 71 2 HOSE REELS 72 WHEELBARROW PARTS 73/75 76 LARGE QTY VARIOUS 'V' BELTS 77/78 QTY SCAFFOLD CLIPS 79 P.T.O. GUARDS 80/81 QTY RUBBER BELTING 82 10 JERRY CANS 83/84 HYDRAULIC HOSE ETC 85 LARGE QTY ELECTRIC WIRE 86 QTY ROPES & PULLEYS 87/88 2 CAR RAMPS 89 4 AXLE STANDS ETC 90/91 92 FUEL DELIVERY HOSES, GUNS & PIPES 93 GALVANISED & PLASTIC GUTTER FITTINGS 94 LARGE QTY ELECTRIC WIRE 95 3 ROLLS FLEXIBLE PIPE 96 AIRCRAFT & VEHICLE WHEELS 97 DECORATIVE CHAIN 98 ENDLESS CHAIN HOIST 99 CHAIN & 'D' SHACKLES 100 LIFTING CHAIN 101/102 VARIOUS CHAIN 103/104 GALVANISED WATER BOWL 105 SMALL IMPLEMENT WHEELS 106 GALVANISED CRASH BARRIER BRACKETS & FITTINGS 107 TOW HITCHES 108 2 X 21" CAST IRON IMPLEMENT WHEELS 109/110 111/112 VARIOUS GARDEN GATES 113 QTY NEW & USED BARBED WIRE 114 WROUGHT IRON ORNAMENTAL SECTION 115/116 VARIOUS WHEELS & TYRES 117 QTY GALVANISED BULL PEN GATES 118/120 QTY USED WIRE NETTING & CHAIN LINK FENCING 121/125 SUNDRIES Sale No 1.
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