FTridoay y5ths F eb&rua ryC 202o1 atl l1e0amc –tRoEMrOTsE B’ IDMDINGo ONdLY els The Henry Room –10am Order of Sale Running Total Steam 1 – 39 39 Meccano 100 – 168 107 ‘0’ Gauge 250 – 405 262 ‘00’ Gauge 501 – 782 544 Britains 850 – 917 611 Tinplate, Triang & Juvenalia 1001 – 1062 673 The JLS Room –10am Order of Sale Running Total Plastic Kits 1201 – 1299 99 Corgi 1601 – 1655 154 Dinky 1901 – 1995 249 Matchbox & Models of Yesteryear 2301 – 2364 313 Other Diecast 2501 – 2701 514 TV, Film & Action Figures 3151 – 3196 559 The sale is conducted in two sections in two salerooms, resulting in simultaneous selling during the day. The anticipated selling rate should not exceed 150 lots per hour. Please note that there are gaps in the lot numbers between some sections Unfortunately, we are unable to open for viewing at the present time – please contact us to request condition reports and extra images. All enquiries to Oliver Leggett at the Auction Centre Tel: 01284 748 625 Email: [email protected] RESULTS AVAILABLE ONLINE ONE HOUR FOLLOWING THE SALE BUYER‘S PREMIUM 20% PLUS VAT WWW.THE-SALEROOM.COM 150 YEARS est. 1869 LIVE BIDDING AT Chartered Surveyors | Land & Estate Agents | Auctioneers & Valuers Bid live through our website LSKlive (3% plus VAT surcharge applies) The Auction Centre, 10 Risbygate Street, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP33 3AA WWW.LSK.CO.UK Hello and welcome to our new look Toys & Models catalogue and the first auction of 2021! Despite the difficulties of the last year, the condition reports, or to arrange Toys & Models auctions have remained telephone/commission bids. Remember extremely popular thanks to your that we also offer a very reasonably priced continuing support. With this in mind we in-house shipping service within the UK have made some changes to format and and Europe. calendar. The biggest change will be that Most other things remain the same; we will we are now holding six of these sales per continue to print these catalogues which I year, rather than four, and they will be held know many of you like to keep as on Fridays instead of Saturdays . We hope reference, but in the larger A4 format, and that this will be more convenient for you vendors will be paid out just 10 working and give you more regular opportunities days after the auction as usual. We are to buy and sell – also many of you will actively seeking consignments for future have experienced the monster 9+ hour Nick Brame sales – please get in touch to arrange auctions of the past and will not be sad to valuations and for collection options. regain your weekends! However, we will still be open on Saturdays 9am–1pm for become essential this past year, and we I hope that you are keeping well and safe, collections – although we would ask you hope to make this platform as easy to use and that we are able to welcome you back to pay online or over the telephone as possible – please look on our website in person for the next auction scheduled before coming in, as we are not able to or give us a call if you would like more for Friday 16th April. information about bidding online. accept cash payments at the moment. With very best wishes from myself and the Unfortunately, while lockdown restrictions team, To coincide with these more regular apply, we are unable to open to the public auctions, we are delighted to welcome for viewing or auctions, so please do get in Ollie Leggett Nick Brame to the team as a full-time touch if you would like extra images, Toys & Models department manager cataloguer and valuer. Nick has been a regular at our auctions for several years and his particular focus is in Dinky, Corgi, Matchbox and other diecast models. Although his interest also extends into 0 gauge and plastic kits. Nick began collecting models as a child and his enthusiasm only grew once he began working and was no longer limited to pocket money! You can read more about Nick and contact him through our website. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank Geoff Farrow and David Embling for their invaluable work and support in the Toys & Models department over the years. With the acceleration of online auctions in recent times, Nick’s appointment will enable us to provide more images on the website and dedicate more time to fuller descriptions and condition reports. For obvious reasons, online auctions have 2 LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT the henry room Commencing 10am Steam | Meccano | ‘‘0’ Gauge | ‘00’ Gauge | Britains Tinplate, Triang & Juvenalia KEY TO CONDITION GRADING B BOXED In the manufacturers original box or container, in appropriate condition M MINT – As Purchased From Shop in Perfect Condition NM NEAR MINT - With One or Two Extremely Minor Blemishes E EXCELLENT – No Markings or Defects, with only small imperfections VG VERY GOOD – Better than Good Condition, with more than 1 or 2 minor blemishes G GOOD – In good general condition, with chips or scratches and marks for age, model shows blemishes F FAIR – In Fair Condition with higher than average proportion of chips and marks for age, may include repaints P POOR In only moderate condition, perhaps in-complete, significant paint loss, many faults Lot 6 R Repainted – Has in Whole or Part Repainted 6 A/F Damage to model, or box, items missing, Broken A Welch patent LNER signal lamp inner by Signal Lamp Manufacturing & Railway Supplies unrestored and with a Lavenham location plate on reservoir base STEAM 4 £60-90 A Hornby 3½ inch gauge Rocket locomotive appears complete and unused, and sold with a 7 box of extra track lengths A Wilesco D16 stationary steam plant £140-160 comprising of tin housed brickwork effect horizontal boiler powering a single cylinder 5 engine complete with original burner, oscillating Hornby 3½ inch gauge Rocket locomotive but cylinder to power a spoked flywheel with pulley may have been run as track oval requires take-off and dummy ball governor, all raised on cleaning, also sold with box of extra track purple and white lined base plate and housed in lengths the original box with additional fittings, £140-160 instruction leaflets and a selection of fuel tablets £70-120 8 A framed and glazed Cuneo print ‘Evening Star’ the end of an era landscape 38½”x30” £40-50 9 A framed and glazed Cuneo print ‘ Duchess of Hamilton’, an engine shed scene, landscape, 39”x29” approx, limited edition print 843/850 £40-50 Lot 1 1 A Mamod TE 1a traction engine, appears unused and sold complete with steering rod £50-60 Lot 5 2 Mamod TE 1a traction engine, which would benefit from cleaning, sold in poor condition outer box and with steering rod and filler funnel £50-60 Lot 9 3 A small Mamod stationary steam engine with horizontal boiler driving a separate flywheel to power machinery, complete with scuttle, item has been used and would benefit from cleaning £40-60 Lot 3 All lots plus buyers premium of 24% including VAT 4 LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT | TOYS AND COLLECTORS’ MODELS 10 14 An early 20th century Great Western Railway Bowman yacht hull without mast, with keel, map depicting various Great Western Railway varnished above waterline, turquoise below, stations and locations from London through to with rudder, 30” length, 6¾” beam (G) Ireland, South Wales, and also depicting the £30-50 London suburbs, framed A few tears at ends of creases but these do not 15 extend to map itself. Very small holes where Bowman yacht hull without mast, with keel, with map has been folded both ways, but almost no rudder, varnished above waterline, turquoise detail lost. In a glass fronted frame. Overall below, 24” length, 5¼” beam (E) appears delicate. £30-50 £25-35 16 Lot 20 11 A Mamod steam tractor, would benefit from 20 An original 1960s Brands Hatch RAC European cleaning, appears to have been steamed Grand Prix race poster, as sponsored by The corrosion spots to canopy roof, and sold with One tray containing a quantity of various boxed Daily Mail, housed in a 60x80cm contemporary hard cover book Branch Line to Ilfracombe, Mamod steam engine and lineshaft accessories frame Middleton Press to include a Mamod Minor 1 steam engine, a £90-100 £50-60 Mamod model power press, a power hammer, grinding machine and polishing machine, all 17 housed in original boxes £70-100 Selection of various transformers and switches and an Eagle Products Model EP 100K circuit 21 tester £25-30 A Mamod TE1 traction engine of usual specification, finished in green, black, red and 18 white, housed in the original card box with A kit/later adapted wooden and GRP hulled live various paperwork, leaflets and ephemera £60-80 steam yacht, fitted with horizontal boiler powering a vertical single cylinder engine to 22 single prop, with hand operated rudder, also suitable for radio controlled rudder operation, One tray containing a collection of various live comprising of white hull with stained deck and steam plants and lineshaft accessories, mixed red and white canopy, extra detailing include manufactures to include Bowman Models of tables and chairs and gentleman figure, housed Dereham, Mamod, Wilesco and others, on a wooden display stand examples to include a Mamod SE1A steam £100-150 engine, various Wilesco miniature workshop Lot 11 accessories to include drilling machine, polisher, 12 19 saw, and others £150-200 A measurement device in brass outer case RD A Mamod SW1 steam wagon comprising of green, white and red body of usual specification, West Skinn, Somerset, a warning lamp, Ensign 23 lamp No.