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SPORTING AND COLLECTORS SALE

Wednesday 16th February

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Sporting & Collectors Sale

Wednesday 16th February 2011

commencing at 10.00am

For sale by auction at

The Auction Rooms

Dowell Street

Honiton EX14 1LX

ON VIEW

Saturday 12th February 9.00am to 12.00 noon

Monday 14th February 9.00am to 5.15pm

Tuesday 15th February 9.00am to 5.15pm

Catalogue £7 (£8.00 by post)

Cover lot 229

Members of the Society of Fine Art Auctioneers

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SALEROOMDowell Street, Honiton EX14 1LX

Telephone 01404 510000enquiries@bhandl.co.uk    •    www.bhandl.co.uk

CHAIRMANR.M. Bearne, B.A. (Hons), A.S.F.A.V.

MANAGING DIRECTORC.J. Hampton, A.S.F.A.V.

DIRECTORSD.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.

ADMINISTRATIONOperations Director: Rachel Littlewood    •    Accounts: Susan Tharby

SPECIALIST DEPARTMENTS Valuations for Probate and Insurance Andrew Thomas, Christopher Hampton,

Richard Bearne 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

SALE ADVICEBearnes Hampton & Littlewood make no charge for giving verbal advice on items brought to their offices

which are open:Monday to Friday 9.00am to 5.15pm and on alternate Saturdays 9.00am to 12 noon

Alternatively a representative will be pleased to call by appointment without charge or obligation

Dorset Representative: Sally Bartlett can be contacted on 01308 456208 Cornwall Representative: Richard Hamm can be contacted on 01208 813593

VALUATIONSInheritance Tax Assessment and Probate: Bearnes Hampton & Littlewood Probate Valuation Department offer a complete and comprehensive service to Executors, Solicitors and Bank Trustees administering an Estate containing all forms of art and antiques including Books, Ceramics, Clocks, Furniture, Jewellery, Pictures, Silver, Works of Art including collections of coins and stamps

Insurance: Bearnes Hampton & Littlewood are specialists with over sixty five years experience in preparing insurance valuations and inventories for the purpose of substantiating claims in the event of losses resulting from accident, fire or theft

Bearnes Hampton & Littlewood will be pleased to give preliminary advice, without charge or obligation to clients considering a valuation for Insurance, Capital Transfer Tax, Family Division or other purposes

For further information please contact: Andrew Thomas, Richard Bearne or Christopher Hampton

Bearnes Hampton & Littlewood Ltd. Registered in England No. 3857887Registered Office: St. Edmund’s Court, Okehampton Street, Exeter

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Sporting & Collectors sale categories

CERAMICS, GLASS AND METALWARE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lots 1 - 13

HUNTING & EQUESTRIAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lots 15 - 24

TAXIDERMY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lots 25 - 65

SPORTING GUNS,OTHER CALIBRES & RELATED . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lots 66 - 76

EDGED WEAPONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lots 77 - 90

MEDALS & MILITARIA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lots 91 - 143

FISHING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lots 144 - 169

OTHER SPORTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lots 170 - 182

TRANSPORT & MOTORING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lots 183 - 200

PICTURES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lots 201 - 264

BOOKS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lots 265 - 268

STAMPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lots 269 - 286

POSTCARDS & CIGARETTE CARDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lots 287 - 302

MAGIC LANTERNS AND PHOTOGRAPHS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lots 303 - 357

COINS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lots 358 - 374

DOLLS & TEDDY BEARS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lots 375 - 415

DIECASTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lots 416 - 450

OO/HO GUAGE RAILWAYS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lots 451 - 488

O GUAGE RAILWAYS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lots 489 - 553

LARGER GUAGE RAILWAYS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lots 554 - 557

FULL SIZE RAILWAYS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lots 558 - 611

ADVERTISING POSTERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lots 612 - 617

TOYS & COLLECTABLES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lots 618 - 748

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Information for Buyers1. Introduction. The following informative notes are intended to assist Buyers, particularly those inexperienced or new to our salerooms.

All sales are conducted on our printed Conditions of Sale which are readily available for inspection and normally accompany catalogues. Our staff will be happy to help you if there is anything you do not fully understand.

2. Agency. As auctioneers we usually contract as agents for the seller whose identity, for reasons of confidentiality, is not normally disclosed. Accordingly if you buy your primary contract is with the seller.

3. Estimates. Estimates are designed to help buyers gauge what sort of sum might be involved for the purchase of a particular lot. The lower estimate may represent the reserve price and certainly will not be below it. Estimates do not include the Buyer’s Premium or VAT (where chargeable). Estimates are prepared some time before the sale and may be altered by announcement before the sale. They are in no sense definitive.

4. Buyer’s Premium. The Conditions of Sale oblige buyers to pay a buyer’s premium at 21% up to £25,000 and 15% thereafter which shall include VAT on the premium at the rate imposed by law (see below)

5. VAT. A ‘dagger’ symbol indicates that VAT is payable by the purchaser at the standard rate (presently 20%) on the hammer price as well as being an element in the buyer’s premium. This imposition of VAT is likely to be because the seller is registered for VAT within the European Union and is not operating the Dealers Margin Scheme or because VAT is due at 20% on importation into the UK. The double ‘dagger’ symbol indicates that the lot has been imported from outside the European Union and the present position is that these lots are liable to a reduced rate of VAT (5%) on the gross lot price (i.e. both the hammer price and the buyer’s premium). Lots which appear without either of the above symbols indicate that no VAT is payable on the hammer price. This is because such lots are sold using the Auctioneers’ Margin Scheme and it should be noted that the VAT included within the Premium is not recoverable as input tax.

6. We are, primarily, agents for the seller. We are dependent on information provided by the seller and whilst we may inspect lots and act reasonably in taking a general view about them we are normally unable to carry out a detailed or any examination of lots in order to ascertain their condition in the way in which it would be wise for a buyer to do. Intending buyers have ample opportunity for inspection of goods and, therefore, accept responsibility for inspecting and investigating lots in which they may be interested. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots contained in the Conditions of Sale. Neither the seller nor we, as the auctioneers, accept any responsibility for their condition. In particular, mechanical objects of any age are not guaranteed to be in working order. However, in so far as we have examined the goods and make a representation about their condition, we shall be liable for any defect which that examination ought to have revealed to the auctioneer but which would not have been revealed to the buyer had the buyer examined the goods. Additionally, in specified circumstances lots misdescribed because they are ‘deliberate forgeries’ may be returned and repayment made. There is a 3 week time limit. (The expression ‘deliberate forgery’ is defined in our Conditions of Sale).

7. Electrical goods. These are sold as ‘antiques’ only and if bought for use must be checked over for compliance with safety regulations by a qualified electrician first.

8. Export of goods. Buyers intending to export goods should ascertain (a) whether an export licence is required and (b) whether there is any specific prohibition on importing goods of that character because, e.g. they may contain prohibited materials such as ivory. Ask us if you need help.

9. Bidding. Bidders may be required to register before the sale commences and lots will be invoiced to the name and address on the registration form. Some form of identification may be required if you are unknown to us. Please enquire in advance about our arrangements for telephone bidding.

10. Commission bidding. Commission bids may be left with the auctioneers indicating the maximum amount to be bid excluding buyers’ premium. They will be executed as cheaply as possible having regard to the reserve (if any) and competing bids. If two buyers submit identical commission bids the auctioneers may prefer the first bid received. Please enquire in advance about our arrangements for the leaving of commission bids by telephone or FAX.

11. Methods of Payment. As a general rule any cheques tendered will need to be cleared before removal of the goods is permitted. Please discuss with our Office in advance of the sale if other methods of payment are envisaged.

Collection and storage. Please note what the Conditions of Sale state about collection and storage. It is important that goods are paid for and collected promptly. Any delay may involve the buyer in paying storage charges.

Methods of PaymentAll payments by mail, bank transfer, etc, must be made in sterling. The following methods of payment are available: CASH; CHEQUE; STERLING BANK DRAFT; DIRECT BANK TRANSFER IN STERLING; CREDIT CARD (VISA AND ACCESS-

MASTERCARD ISSUED IN THE UK ONLY); DEBIT CARDS (SWITCH, CONNECT, ETC)Cheques and drafts should be made payable to Bearnes, Hampton & Littlewood.Bank transfers should be made to: National Westminster Bank, 59 High Street, Exeter. EX4 3DP.

Sort Code: 56-00-49 For all the account of Bearnes, Hampton & Littlewood. Account Number 32303475. IBAN Number GB88 NWBK 560049 32303475. SWIFT Number NWBK GB2L

Payments by Visa and Access/MasterCard will be subject to a surcharge of 2% of the total amount payable. There is no surcharge for debit card payments.

Clearance TimesSterling cheques drawn on UK banks and supported by a cheque card valid for the amount due can be cleared immediately. All other sterling cheques drawn on UK banks will generally clear on the fifth working day after receipt.Sterling bank drafts drawn on UK banks can generally be cleared immediately.Bank transfers clear as soon as our bank receives funds (which does not happen instantaneously after payment instructions are given).Credit and debit card payments can be cleared immediately, subject to confirmation with the card issuer.

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CERAMICS, GLASS AND METALWARE

1.A Royal Worcester porcelain equestrian figure ‘Arkle’ (RW.3817) modelled after the original by Doris Lindner on hardwood base, black backstamp and dated 1965, with leather certificate numbered 276/500.

£300-500 2.A pair of Royal Worcester porcelain wall mounts ‘Fox Head’ (RW3024) and ‘Hound Head’ (RW3025) modelled after the originals by Doris Lindner, the former with puce backstamp and date code for 1941, the latter with black backstamp and with glue repair.

£80-120 3.A Royal Worcester porcelain bowl with pheasant decoration by James (Jas) Stinton to interior and exterior, puce factory mark to base, 21.5cm diameter

£200-250 4.Two Spode hunting plates ‘The meet’ and ‘The Kill’ and a set of thee Copeland spode hunting plates. 5.A set of twelve drinking glasses decorated with scenes of mounted huntsmen, together with a matching cordial jug.

£100-150 6.A Beswick figure of a Huntsman on Horseback, together with three Beswick hounds, two foxes and three Continental figures (some damage)

£60-80

7.A Crown Devon Fieldings John Peel musical hunting jug with fox handle and baluster body, painted in colours, original factory label to handle, 20cm high.

£40-60 8.A malacca walking cane, the handle carved in the form of a dogs head with inset glass eyes and painted decoration, together with an ebonised and silver mounted walking stick.

£80-120 9.A pair of oval plated wall plaques, one with repousse decoration of a fox with a duck, the other of gun dog with pheasant, both within scroll decorated borders, 40cm width.

£80-100 10.P. Hugonnet (XIX-XX century)An early 20th Century continental Art-Deco bronze group of two pheasants, on a black slate plinth signed “P. Hugonnet”, 77cm long.

£400-500 11.After P. ComoleraA late 19th century bronzed spelter figure of a pheasant, mounted on a naturalistic base with polished oak plinth, 81cm. long.

£100-150

12.A silver two-handled golfing trophy cup with pierced upper banding and scroll handles, inscribed “ Nineteenth Club Championship presented 1965 by J.Twiselton” Birmingham circa 1967 (marks rubbed), 18cm high, weighing 13.5ozs, together with a plated golfing trophy cup, inscribed “ Moonrakers Golfing Society V XIXth Club Annual Trophy” (2).

£120-140 13.A Victorian silver plated Equestrian timepiece, the single barrel movement with Roman numerals and gilt dial mounted within a gilt and blue enamel horse shoe on a plated horse hame frame with bit, makers mark “L & M”, registration lozenge for 1st September 1882, 24cm high, raised on an ebony socle under a glass dome. See illustration page 27.

£300-400

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HUNTING AND EQUESTRIAN

14.A pair of brown leather riding boots, with trees.

£30-4015.Molyneux, Jack. Thirty Years A Hunt Servant, illustrated, org. cloth, 1935. McTaggart, Lt.-Col. M. F. From Colonel to Subaltern, illustrated, org. cloth, 4to, Country Life, 1928. With 3 other books relating to horses.(5)

£20-40 16.Three leather riding crops, a shooting stick and a driving whip (a/f)

£40-50 17.A pair of black leather riding boots size 8.

£40-50 18.A canteen of horn-handled cutlery by Mitchell Monarch, in a hardwood chest.

£200-250

19.A horn-handled three-piece carving set by Mitchell Monarch in a hardwood cask and a horn handled serpentine carving knife.

£100-150 20.Four Derby commemorative silk scarves “ Winners of the Derby from the commencement in 1780” dated 1959, 1961(2) and 1963

£30-40 21.A white metal mounted leather show bridle, the nose, side, pieces and buckle all with scroll chased decoration.

£200-300 22.An American tan leather Western Cutting saddle, embossed with scroll decoration and fitted white metal mounts, together with blankets, tack and reins on a pine stand.

£800-1000 23.An American tan leather Western Cutting saddle, ornate stitch work and embossed scroll and rose decoration fitted white metal mounts, together with blankets, tack and reins on a pine stand.

£800-1000 24.An Argentinean handmade leather rein and bridle, together with a collection Of English and Western style reins.

£100-150

TAXIDERMY

25.A mounted Royal stags head on an oak shield plinth.

£150-200 26.Duck Billed Platypus-(Ornithorhynchus anatinus), full mount on a wooden plinth, 61cm long.

£50-70 27.A cased display of waterfowl, including Kingfisher and Water Rail, naturally set with ink labels to backboard, 64 x 40 x 19cm.

£120-150

28.A cased display of three squirrels, naturally set, 66 x 41 x 16cm.

£80-120 29.A small cased display of a Kingfisher and other wild birds, label to reverse of case ‘D. Newbury’.

£30-60 30.A cased pair of Green Woodpeckers, mounted on branches, 63 x 39 x 20cm..

£40-60 31.A cock pheasant, full mount (uncased).

£30-50 32.A cased display of water fowl, including a Wader and Kingfisher, naturally set in a glazed case, 39 x 35 x 13cm.

£40-60

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33.A cased preserved pair of Water hens, in a naturalistic setting, 48 x 31 x 24cm

£50-80 34.A cased preserved Kestrel by F.E.Gunn, Norwich, mounted on a branch, 52 x 35 x 21 cm

£50-70 35.A cased preserved Barn owl, in a naturalistic setting within a glazed case, 42 x 36 x 17cm.

£120-150 36.A cased preserved Magpie, by G Bazeley, Northampton, naturalistic setting, 43 x 38 x 15cm.

£30-50 37.A preserved owl, with wings aloft and three other birds, uncased.

£40-50 38.A Cased brace of Chinese pheasants, in a naturalistic setting, 100 x 53 x 23cm.

£60-100 39.A Long Eared Owl, by F.E.Gunn, Norwich, in a naturalistic display with label “ long Eared Owl, Colney, Norwich, 25.8.1931 by P.Vincent”, 41x41x15cm.

£80-120 40.A preserved Jay, in a naturalistic setting, cased, 39 x 43 x 16cm.

£30-50 41.A Green Woodpecker, mounted on a branch, cased, 41 x 31 x 19cm

£40-60

42.A pair of cased Great Tits and a pair of cased Woodpeckers (2).

£40-80 43.A cased display of Kingfishers and one bird in a naturalistic setting, 47 x 36 x 17 cm.

£30-50 44.A cased pair of Finches, naturally set.

£20-30 45.A preserved Hooded Crow, a pair of ducklings and four other preserved birds, all uncased.

£40-50 46.Three sets of antlers, being of eleven points, ten points and eight points.

£80-100 47.A set of Royal antlers on a shield mount.

£80-100 48.An Elephant foot stick stand by Rowland Ward, London, aluminium liner and steel mounted rim stamped with taxidermist label, 58cm high. See illustration page 27.

£500-800

49.A cased display of African Wild birds in a naturalistic setting, within a glazed walnut case, 89 x 59 cm.

£120-150 50.A full mount fox, with crow in its jaws, on a mahogany plinth. 80cm long

£30-40

51.A cased owl by Gardiner & Sons, London, mounted on a branch with a moonlight background, in a glazed case, taxidermist wax stamp to top dated 1860, 36 x 32 x 14cm

£100-120 52.A cased display of four finches by William Smith, Edinburgh, and a cased ring neck dove (2)

£50-60 53.A cased Grouse and a cased Moorhen (2)

£40-50 54.A Green Woodpecker, and one other Woodpecker in a naturalistic setting, within a glazed case, 43 x 31 x 28 cm.

£20-30 55.A pair of cased gamebirds (Grouse?) in a naturalistic setting, cased 44 x 60 x 22cm.

£40-50 56.A preserved cock pheasant, mounted in a display case, 83 x 56 x 25cm.

£40-50 57.A cased brace of pheasants, naturally set in a glazed case, 91 x 56 x 30cm.

£60-80 58.An early 20th century pencil sketch of a salmon, cut and pasted onto board with label “22 Ibs Glen Etive . Aug. 27th 35. Neck of the Big Pool R.I.N” framed and glazed, 42 x 108 cm.

£60-80

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SPORTING, GUNS, OTHER CALIBRES AND RELATED

66.A late 19th/early 20th century air cane gun, of two plain black coloured sections, ivory pommel inset circular cartouche initialled “J.V”, tap loading mechanism, fore and end sights and brass end cap/trigger key, together with iron pump.

£300-400 67.A steel gun cupboard, with detachable cover, 125cm. high.

£40-60

68.A 12 bore double barrel boxlock non-ejector shotgun, with 68cm. barrels, scroll engraved furniture, and chequered stock, serial No 838, together with leather pouch and accessories.

£80-120This lot will only be released to holders of current shotgun certificate or RFD

69.A 12 bore backlock hammer gun by F. Williams London, side by side Damascus barrels engraved fences and chequered semi pistol grip walnut stock, serial number 75956.

£100-150This lot will only be released to holders of current shotgun certificate or RFD.

70.A B.S.A. 12 bore double barrel s/s shotgun, no 2170, plain boxlock and double trigger on a walnut chequered stock.

£40-60This lot will only be released to holders of current shotgun certificate or RFD

64.A cased preserved salmon by J. Cooper, London, in a naturalistic setting, label upper left “Taken by J.S. Moore River Tay July 9th 1904 weight 3lb 40ozs”, taxidermist label upper right corner, in a glazed bow front cabinet, 119cm long.

£500-700 65.A pair of eight point antlers on an oak shield plinth, together with a pair of boars tusks.

£20-30

59.An early 20th century library display case of South African birds, arranged in a naturalistic setting amongst branches, rocks and water, taxidermist label for “ Geo. F. Butt F.Z.S (Later Ward)Naturalist to the Royal family 49 Wigmore Street London”, contained within a mahogany and glazed bowfront cabinet, plaque to frieze “ Presented by Sir E Dunning 1908”, 217cm high.(fitted later lighting). See illustration page 27.

£400-500 60.A cased display of sea birds by W.K Petherick, Taunton, with mounts in flight and on a rock face and pool, also including several fish, taxidermist label to back of case, Presentation plaque to plinth “Presented to Borough of Tiverton by Mr J Blake in memory of his late father Councillor J Blake” 153 x 114 x 56cm. See illustration page 27.

£200-300 61. No lot 62.A pair of mounted Oxen horns, on a shaped bracket.

£200-300 63.An early 20th century dinner gong, the rectangular brass gong suspended from a pair of ivory tusks with electro plated mounts, on a shaped and stepped polished oak base, with beater, 57cm. high.

£250-300

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EDGED WEAPONS

77.A late 19th century sword stick with 57cm. fullered and engraved blade, bamboo shaft and antler grip.

£40-50 78.An Imperial German Officers sword, with 87cm. etched and fullered blade with blued decoration ‘Konigs-Wanen (1Hannoo) Nr.13.’ to one side and battle honours “Peninsula”, “Waterloo”, “Garzia” and “Hermandez”, with hinged knuckleguard, celluloid grip, contained in a steel scabbard.

£150-200 79.A WWII Mauser bayonet, bi-fullered single edge blade retaining much of the original blueing, stamped “2309”, together with scabbard and leather frog.

£30-50 80.A George V Royal Artillery Officers dress sword by Wilkinson, London, etched bi-fullered blade numbered ‘37578’ above pierced basket hilt knuckle guard and wire bound fish skin grip, leather bullion loop and scabbard, 89cm blade length.

£100-150 81.A Royal Artillery officers sword, 89cm fullered blade with etched decoration including regimental badge and motto, Royal cypher, by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London, with triple bar knuckle guard and fishskin and wire bound grip, contained in a leather bound scabbard.

£200-250

75.A 19th Century percussion cap pistol, the faceted barrel with stirruped ram rod beneath, engraved tang, hammer and backlock action, with steel trigger guard and oval cartouche to walnut stock, 25cm long

£100-150 76.JOHN BERRIEA pair of 18th Century flint-lock pistols, the 31cm. brass barrels signed John Berrie Esq, fully stocked with ramrod below, with engraved and signed lockplates, silver mounted trigger guard and butt cap, A/F.

£250-350

71.A 19th century double barrel percussion cap shotgun, the side by side Damascus barrels with engraved tang, chased hammers and engraved lock plates, double trigger and engraved steel trigger guard on a figured stock, with brass capped ramrod, 76cm barrel length.

£150-200 72.A Double barrel percussion cap hammer gun by Nock, the Damascus barrels with gilt inlaid makers to rib, elongated scroll chased tang, hares ears hammers (restored), signed and scroll engraved “floating” back lock action, the trigger guard with gun dog engraving and finger rest on a figured walnut stock with cheek and engraved steel butt guard, 66cm barrel length.

£200-300 73.A Victorian Anglo-Indian percussion cap longarm, the sighted barrel and tang with scroll engraved decoration, on a semi pistol grip walnut stock with flared cheek and patch box to one side of stock, 122cm long.

£100-150 74.A 19th Century Enfield style percussion cap rifle, of brass three band type, sighted barrel, plain sidelock action and brass trigger guard on a walnut stock with brass patch box and butt,140cm.

£100-150

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MEDALS AND MILITARIA

91.A World War One period trench map, Edition 3A , sheet 62D N.E. Somme area showing Mametz, Vaux-Sur-Somme, Bray-sur-Somme region, with named trenches, backed on linen.

£50-60 92.A Victorian India General Service 1895-1902, 2 clasps, Punjab Frontier 1897-98, Tirah 1897-98, also a South African medal and four bars awarded to “4872 Pte. A. Berwick Oxford: LT: Infy”, together with a 1911 coronation medal and a circular pill box inset chromolithograph of Lord Kitchener.

£180-22093.A WWI German Stick grenade, belt loop to canister, on a wooden handle stamped “5 1/2 Sek” and dated “26-11-15”.

£100-150 94.An embroidered Royal Armored Corps divisional cloth badge together with a Royal Army Service Corps, each 25cm x 25cm.

£30-50 95.An album containing numerous albumen prints of the Boer War including General Buller, refugee camp, Tugela River, Gunhill-Lombards Kop, Polgeiteis Drift, Hearts Hill together with private photographs of army life etc.

£150-200

87.A Japanese katana, the 68cm. blade with single mekugi-ana, bronze tsuba with flowerhead decoration, fully bound tsuka with floral menuki, contained in a black lacquered saya. See illustration page 28.

£400-600 88.A late 19th century French gras bayonet with 52cm. blade, curved quillion, wood slab grip, contained in a steel sheath, both bayonet and sheath numbered 40906.

£60-8089.A late 19th century French chassepot bayonet with 57cm. fullered blade, curved quillion and ribbed brass grip.

£30-40 90.An early 20th century German “Original Bowie Knife”, the single edged clipped back blade stamped “Anton Wingem Solingen”, above plated tang and two piece antler grip inset vacant cartouche, with original scabbard, 32cm long.

£50-70

82.A 19th century folding hunting knife, the 25cm. blade decorated with hunting scenes and stamped R & D, having a horn and steel bound handle, 55cm total length.

£200-300 83.A 20th century Scottish silver mounted Dirk, the short 4 inch triangular bi-fullered blade on an ebony carved handle with pierced silver acanthus and citrine inset pommel, in a silver mounted leather scabbard, 20 cm overall length. See illustration page 27.

£150-200 84.A George III cavalry officers sword, the curved bi-fullered blade with double edged point retaining original blueing and gilt decoration with crest and “C.R” cypher to lower section, engraved to top edge “ J.J. Runkel Solingen” above single quillion and knuckle guard,wire bound leather grip, with bullion loop and scabbard, 82.5cm blade length. See illustration page 28.

£200-300 85.A Fijian Ula (throwing club) of traditional design with lobed bulbous head with slender shaft and geometric pattern decorated handle, 43cm. long.

£300-400 86.A Japanese World War II officers katana, the 65cm. unsigned blade with single mekugi-ana, bronze tsuba with flowerhead decoration, fully bound tsuka with floral menuki, the saya with hinged dust cover struck with character marks and numbered 867. See illustration page 28.

£1200-1500

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111.A quantity of R.A.F. letters and manuals relating to 1087138 Sgt Heard T. E. (D.F.M.) a quilted flying suit, letters from Buckingham Palace and the Royal Air Force relating to the award of the D.F.M. technical notebooks, trainee note books, Flight Engineers Notes for Lancaster Aircraft, Aircraft Hydraulic Equipment,

£50-70 112.A large pressed brass Royal Artillery badge, a Royal Artillery cap badge and a Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry cap badge.

£40-60 113.A pair of Victorian military brass capped ebony drum sticks, together in leather holder and belt.

£80-100 114.A limited edition silver medallions ‘The Waterloo Medal’ issued by The Waterloo Committee No 449, mounted and framed.

£30-40

104.World War ll watercolours and sketches and a World War II photograph album relating to W.R.N.S. visits by royalty and service in the Far East.

£60-70 105.A regulation pattern steel helmet for the Governor General Bodyguard of Canada, dyed horse hair on shaped spike, brass regimental crest with motto “Nulli Secundus”, gilt floral mounts and chin guard, leather liner, 40cm high

£800-1200106.A Japanese wakisashi, the 33cm. signed blade with two mekugi-ana, with circular cast iron tsuba, fishskin and cord bound tsuka with dragon decorated menuki, the black lacquered saya fitted with a bronze kogai.

£400-500 107.A World War I trio to No 6961 Pte. J. Goss. Rif. Brig. 1914-15 Star War and Victory Medal, together with notification of being mentioned in dispatches dated 7th November, 1917.

£100-150 108.A Victorian Royal Navy officer sword belt and leather shot flask.

£40-50 109.A cased military compass and bombsight ‘C’.

£30-40 110.Two painted wooden regimental badges, assorted books relating to aviation and the Battle of Britain, cloth R.A.F. badge etc.

£30-40

96.A World War I General Service pair awarded to “B.Z. 9684, H.T. Webster ACT. L.S R.N.V.R.”

£60-80 97.A collection of World War II period War Office maps most editions dated 1943, 1944 areas include Caen, Bayeux, Thaon, the Normandy beaches at Courseulles-sur-Mare, Omaha Beach, Ouistreham, and others.

£50-60 98.A Royal Air Force Flight Lts No 1 Dress and peaked cap, also an R.A.F officers forage cap.

£40-60 99.A WW II M.O.D military issue gas mask, stamped with crows foot and dated /42, and one other similar, also a WWII issue civilian gas mask (3)

£30-40 100.A 1972 M.O.D issue paratrooper helmet, canvas camouflage and netting.

£30-40 101.A British World War II period telephonist’s gas mask with attached microphone, together with head set.

£40-50 102.A collection of WW II War Office and U.S Army maps service maps of Germany and Holland, 1:25000 and 1;50000 scale.

£40-60 103.A World War II period Home Guard battledress tunic with Sergeants stripes.

£50-60

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121.A World War II group of five medals; 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, War and Defence Medals, also an Elizabeth II Territorial Medal.

£80-120 122.A 19th century French gras bayonet, with 52cm. steel blade, wood grip, contained in a steel scabbard. 123.A Danish 19th century bayonet with 56cm. curved and fullered blade, with chequered grip, contained in a leather scabbard. 124.A World War I trio to 6486 C.Q.M. Sjt. G.T.Hirst. 1/Notts & Derby Y:R, Mons Star, War and Victory medal.

£80-120 125.A 19th century French gras bayonet contained in a steel sheath and a French lebel bayonet.

£60-80 126.A cavalry troopers sword, with 89cm. curved blade, pierced steel knuckle guard and wood grip contained in a steel scabbard.

£50-70 127.Two Indonesian hardwood crossbows, both with bone fittings, (2)

£100-150

116.The Allen Family group of medals includesWorld War I trio to lieut S. Allen, War Medal Victory Medal and Special Constabulary Medal, a World War II group of four to Capt. D.S.Allen 1939-45 Star, War Medal defence Medal, Territorial Medal and commemorative Dunkerque 1940 Medal, a World War II pair to Mr A.J.Allen War Medal and Defence Medal, various cap badges, gilt and enamel pendant ‘Warwickshire’, a brass plaque from a German gun captured in front of Arras, a pencil sketch of a seated Infantry officer reading a newspaper, and a framed and mounted telegram.

£150-250 117.A WWI brass German gun plaque captured at Arras, 1917. relating to air pressure., 15.5 x 14cm.

£20-30 118.A World War II Defence Medal, The Voluntary Medical Services Medal and two red Cross Proficiency Medals to S.J.Kermath, and a British Legion tie.

£30-50 119.An ARP gas rattle, whistle and badge and a pair of sweetheart plastic brooches and two bags, and a quantity of World War I relics collected from various battlefields.

£40-60 120.A collection of sets and part sets of WWI Bairnsfather postcards, with five original envelopes, together with various copies of Fragments away From France.

£30-40

115.OF WORLD WAR II, D-DAY INTERESTPiper William ‘Bill’ Millin (14th July 1922 - 17th August 2010) was personal piper to Simon Fraser, 15th Lord Lovat commander of 1 Special Service Brigade on D-Day. Piper Bill Millin will be best remembered for piping troops ashore on Sword beach,. at La Breche, 6th June, 1944. Also for piping whilst crossing Pegasus bridge as Lovat’s commando’s linked up with The Ox and Bucks Light Infantry and 7th Batallion Parachute Regiment. Both these actions were captured in the 1962 film ‘The Longest Day’.

The lot includes a late 20th century sporran worn by Bill, made by Nicoll Bros, Bankfoot, dated 1986, signed in pen the reverse ‘Piper Bill Millin, Ex. 1st British S.S. Brigade, Commandos’ with a pen sketch of a piper, a modern skean-Dhu, a hardback and paperback of ‘Invasion’ by piper Bill Millin, both signed copies, and a French copy of ‘La Cornemuse du D-Day, Mormandie’ also signed.

£300-500

Proceeds of sale are being donated towards a bronze statue of Bill to be erected at Colleville-Montgomery. See illustration page 28.

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143.A collection of military and other ephemera relating to Lt. Col. Hugh Fawcett Warden, The Queens Regiment, including French Napoleonic shako cockade various cap badges, dog tags , silver vesta case, photograph and one volume ‘The Chase, A Poem by William Somervile’.

£100-150

138.A leather shot bucket, George Bussey & Co, canvas lined interior and remains of armorial to front, stamped to underside, 41cm high.

£50-60 139.The Most Honorable Order of The Bath; a Victorian 18 ct gold Commander’s Badge with purple ribbon suspension, cased.

£500-700 140.An Imperial German World War One Iron Cross 1st Class,

£50-70 141.OF WORLD WAR ONE ZEPPELIN INTERESTAn oval cloth shoulder badge of a Zeppelin within an oval border to a navy blue background, 9.5cm. wide, and a pressed metal badge depicting a Zeppelin with winged grown behind, stamped Gluck auf! 1916, mounted on a wooden plaque, 11cm. wide.

£80-120 142.OF IMPERIAL GERMAN NAVY INTEREST:An embroidered U-Boat tally ‘ Unterseeboots = Abteilung’, an Imperial German Navy Gun layer’s cloth badge, another cloth badge with crossed anchors below an Imperial Crown, a collar badge, an officers epaulette, identity discs, a hand written account of the ramming and sinking of U29 by H.M.S. Dreadnought, 18th march 1915, together with later dated handwritten reports and sketches by a naval officer and includes numerous private photographs of life on board British naval vessels.

£200-300

128.A WWI M.O.D issue Verner’s patent compass by Short & Mason, London, in a leather case with retailers stamp “ J.B Brooks & Co Ltd 1911”, also a cased micrometer, a stopwatch and a cap badge.

£40-60 129.Four assorted World War II period steel helmets and a military gas mask.

£30-40 130.Two Air Ministry issue bakelite cased altometers.

£40-50 131-3.No Lots. 134.Royal Corps of Signals.Two mess uniforms, a parade uniform and battledress.

£100-150 135.A collection of army and other cap badges, shoulder badges, cloth badges etc.

£50-60 136. A World War One group of six awarded to J. 85455. B. Duncan. Ord. R.N.; War and Victory Medals, 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star, 1939-45 War Medal and George V Royal Naval Reserve Medal (J. 854455 [Dev. B. 15608] B. Duncan. A.B.R.F.R.

£100-120137.Two medals to 9605 Pte. S. Walters. R. Ir. Rif., Mons Star and 1914-1919 Victory Medal, other medals include 1939-45 Star, France & Germany Star, War and Defence Medal, a 9ct gold sporting medal, assorted coins and badges.

£120-150

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158.A mahogany and brass bound 4 3/4ind fishing reel, a 2 3/4ins wooden fishing reel, three other brass fishing winches and two stainless steel lures.

£80-100 159.Blakey, Robert. Angling or how to angle and where to go. Bound With ... Burgess, J. T. Angling: a practical guide, illustrated, 8vo, later cloth worn with a couple of loose pages, No date, c1867. With an edition of the Complete Angler.(2)

£15-30 160.A Hardy 3 inch Mk II “ Perfect” alloy reel, ebony handle, line guide and adjust, aluminium foot, also a Hardy “Victor Jnr” split cane rod and one other Hardy split cane rod.

£40-60 161.A Hardy “Perfect” 3 3/4 inch fly reel, with single ebony handle and aluminium foot, together with a leather cased four draw telescope by Ross of London.

£150-200 162.A Hardy “St John” MK 2 fly reel, with two spare spools and leather pouches, together with a Bruce Walker 13ft Salmon rod, and two landing nets.

£150-200

163.An Abu Cardinal 755 spinning reel, with spare reel, together with a Trossachs 9ft Clanglas rod.

£80-120

150.Two Mitchell “330 S” spinning reels, also three spare spools and one box.

£40-60 151.A collection of various spinning reels, to include two Japanese reels etc.

£30-40 152.A Hardy two piece split cane rod, two Allcock’s split cane rods, a Farlow of London rod and one other.

£100-150 153.A Martin James two piece rod, a J.B walker three piece rod, a Wilkes two section rod, a Bruce Walker fibreglass rod and an un named split cane rod.

£50-60 154.A collection of various fly rods, split cane and carbon models, including a Bruce Walker graphite rod and others (a lot)

£80-120 155.A collection of various fly and sea rods, to include split cane , hollow glass and graphite models (a lot)

£60-80 156.A Hardy folding landing net, one other landing net and a keep net.

£30-40 157.Two Shakespeare carbon fly rods and two carbon beach casting rods, also a landing net and a gaff, reputedly the property of Phil Hyde.

£60-80

FISHING

The following thirteen lots were the property of the late Ewan Clarkson 1929-2010. Ewan wrote for many angling magazines under the heading “Clarksons Commentary”, Nightlines” and the much loved “Spindle Berry”. He also wrote many nautical history novels, all designed to set his message of the independence of things to his reader.

144.An early 20th century canter lever fly tin, of four divisions, label to front “Manton & Co Clcutta (sic) & Dehli”.

£40-50 145.Two Wheatley aluminium fly tins, containing a collection of Salmon and trout flies, also two leather fly wallets and one other tin (5).

£40-60 146.A collection of modern Fly fishing lines, fly’s and spinning lures etc. (a lot)

£40-60 147.An Orvis Clearwater classic fly reel, together with spare spool, also an Okuma fly reel (2)

£50-70 148.A Hardy “Viscount 130” fly reel, together with Hardy case and a Sharpes of Aberdeen “The Gordon “ 3 1/2 inch reel (2).

£60-80 149.Two Intrepid fly reels, and four other various fly reels (mid 20th century).

£70-100

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176.An R Forgan longnose putter, stamped “R Forgan” inset horn sole and lead counter balance on a hickory shaft, together with three later steel shaft woods (4)

£100-150 177.A signed, Cricket bat, Shiphay Manor Club Cricket.

£40-50 178.Of British Lions rugby Interest, a large collection of programmes and souvenirs from the British Lions Tour of New Zealand 1993, to include a signed Gilbert ball, tour jumper and hat, a South African team shirt and other related items including an album of photographs etc..

£200-250 179.A collection of twenty two Premier league football programmes, from all the opening matches of the first season of the Premiership league 1992.

£100-150 180.A signed Newberry cricket bat England v New Zealand 1986, ( England team signatures faded, minus grip to handle)

£40-50 181.A Westbury full size slate bed mahogany snooker table on eight legs, together with cues, rests balls, scoreboard and accessories.

£500-600

OTHER SPORTS

170.A reproduction Dunlop Golf advertising figure, painted in colours and marked to base “Gary” and “19th Club”, 40cm high.

£30-40 171.A Sabbath type walking cane, constructed from a short head putter with horn heel and lead weight, also two other later golf clubs.

£50-60172.The Chelsea F.C. Chronicle Official Programme Vol V, No 22. dated Monday, December 13th, 1909.

£180-220 173.C.O.S. Hatton of Early Football InterestCorinthian Football Club 1896-96 fixture list, 1895-96 Easter Matches list, 1896-97 fixture list, casuals fixture lists for 1896-97 and 1897-98, Byfleet Cricket Club 1903 season, and Cambridge Universities Football Club 1894-95 season.

£80-120 174.A collection of 1970’s and early 1980’s International and National boxing programmes, to include The Heavy Weight Championship of G. B., Europe and Commonwealth between Henry Cooper and Joe Bugner March 1971.

£200-250 175.A collection of various boxing programmes circa 1980’s and a miniature facsimile signed cricket bat.

£80-120

164.A collection of modern Salmon flies in cases, also a collection of spinning lures, a telescopic travelling rod, two pairs of waders (one chest pair) etc.

£60-70 165.An Army and Navy brass 2 1/2 inch four bar reel, a small brass four bar reel and a mahogany and brass star back reel.

£50-70

166.A glass topped tray inset with fishing flies.

£20-30 167.Hardy Bros, Alnwick; a “Featherweight” ‘Perfection’ split cane two-piece trout rod, in canvas bag, and two other trout rods.

£100-120 168.Masters, John. The Compleat Indian Angler, cloth, illustrated, Country Life Ltd, 1938.

£50-80 169.Dewar, George A. B. The Book of the Dry Fly, 8 plates, original cloth, 8vo, 1910. With ... Grey, Sir Edward. Fly Fishing, 6 plates, original cloth, 8vo, 1920. With 2 other books on fishing.(4)

£20-40

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188.1963 Jaguar Mark II 3.4 litre four door SaloonRegistration: 602 CJWChassis No: 162680DNEngine No: KH8867-8

Perhaps one of the most instantly recognisable models of the era, made famous by appearances in Inspector Morse and Withnail & I, the MKII was a developmental progression of the Mark I. Narrower windscreen pillars and increased side windows greatly enhanced the visibility, while the removal of the full-sized rear wheel spats allowed the rear track to be widened, in turn leading to increased roll resistance and stability. Overall, running gear remained as earlier models, with independent front suspension by wishbones and coil springs, a leaf-sprung live rear axle and Dunlop servo-assisted disc brakes on all four wheels. Transmission options were either a four-speed manual or Borg-Warner automatic gearbox, and when equipped with the former a 3.4-litre Mk2 was a genuine 120mph car.A 3.4 manual with overdrive, this vehicle was in use until the 1980’s and has been stored ever since. In good condition with signs of running repairs and re sprayed patches. The bright work is in good condition as is the interior, with obvious aging, engine not running at present. The car is an excellent candidate for restoration. Finished in Silver with black leather interior, the car is offered with a newly issued V5 document.

£6000-8000

TRANSPORT AND MOTORING

183.A Mercury 3.6 long shaft outboard motor, together with instructions,(under three hours usage)

£300-350 184.Three sets of pine oars also a dogs head carved tiller.

£60-80 185.Five various anchors, including plough and Danforth types.

£40-80 186.An AA car badge, numbered “3C54463”

£20-30 187.An R.A.C and A.A. chrome car badge the R.A.C. with enamel union flag centre and number N 4457, the AA badge numbered 134236, 25cm. high.

182.Honorable Company of Golfers of Edinburgh, engraved membership certificate on vellum, with an oval medallion vignette of a golfer in mid-swing after D. Lizars, admitting Robert Hamilton Esq., Advocate, to the club, dated 4th September, 1790, signed by the Club Secretary James Balfour.

£3500-5000The Honorable Company of Edinburgh Golfers was formed in 1744 playing at Leith links, and was the first golf club in the world. It’s Golf House was erected in 1768, being the first golf clubhouse in the world. See illustration page 28.

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PICTURES

201.Lionel Edwards (1878-1966) - The Kilkenny - coloured print signed and inscribed in the bottom margin, published by Eyre & Spottiswoode, image size 34 x 49cm. See illustration inside back cover.

£150-200 202.A collection of various late 19th and early 20th century prints.

£40-50 203.Molly M. Latham (1900-1987)Bay hunter in the yard of Ronald SherwinNorth Staffordshire Huntsigned and dated ‘46 bottom rightoil on canvas54 x 74cm. See illustration page 34.

£250-350 204.Molly M. Latham (1900-1987)Portrait of a foxhound, Passionsigned bottom leftoil on canvas39 x 49cm. See illustration page 34.

£150-250 205.Molly M. Latham (1900-1987)Malcolm Sherwin as a boy on a chestnut pony in a landscapesigned and dated 1950 bottom rightoil on canvas50 x 60cm.

£200-300

* Malcolm Sherwin was Master/Joint Master of the Bedale and West of Yore HuntsSee illustration page 34.

197.A matched set of four white vellum suitcases, to include a shoe case by Harrods, London, two cases initialled “E.A.D”.

£100-150 198.Two fitted travelling suitcases designed for the boot of a Bentley Mk 6, 2.1/4Ltr, purchased in 1948 by the family of the current owner.

£120-150 199.No Lot.

200.A laminated wooden aircraft propeller with brass boss plate, unmarked, 237cm long.

£250-350

189.A Jaguar MKII boot lid in silver/grey colour. 190.An Esso Blue paraffin container.

£20-40 191.A painted plastic model of R.M.S. Queen Mary contained in a glazed oak case. 56.5cms.

£20-25 192.A battery powered, well detailed painted wood model of the Exeter Tugboat ‘St Canute’, with stand. 58cms.

£40-60 193.An early 20th century coloured print depicting Cunard Liner ‘Aquitania’, framed and glazed with Cunard Line plaque to the frame. 54.5cms x 95cms.

£30-40 194.Mecredy, R. J. The Encyclopaedia of Motoring, illustrated, org. leather backed cloth, 8vo, 1908. With ... Talbot, Frederick A. Motor-Cars and their story, many plates, original pictorial cloth, stout 8vo, 1912.(2)

£50-80 195.An AMP “Park-O-Meter” formerly of Birmingham city council.

£70-80 196.A 1965 Jaguar 4.2 ‘E’ type parts catalogue, in black and gilt binder, and a service handbook for the same model (2)

£100-150

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206.Molly M. Latham (1900-1987)Polo pony in a stable interiorsigned and dated 1946 bottom rightoil on canvas50 x 59cm. See illustration page 34.

£200-300 207.Robin Furness (b.1933)The Master’s Horse “Dai Jones”signed, dated ‘87 and inscribedfurther signed and inscribed on the reverseoil on board29 x 39cm.

£50-100 208.Brian Rawling (20th Century)West of Yore foxhound studiessigned, inscribed and dated ‘77watercolour28 x 20cm.

£40-60 209.Robin Furness (b.1933)The Bedale Hunt at Huntonsigned, dated 1977 and inscribed along the bottomfurther inscribed with details of riders on the artist’s label attached to the backboardwatercolour heightened with white45 x 65cm.

£150-250

* This was a retirement gift to Captain Malcolm Sherwin, M.F.H.,1972-1977. See illustration page 34.

210.Robin Furness (b.1933)Settling of the Line, Bedale Huntinscribed on the artist label attached to the backboardwatercolour heightened with white23 x 30cm,together with another small watercolour by the same hand titled‘Like a Red Blown Leaf’. (2)

£50-100 211.After Archibald Thorburn (1860 - 1935)Study of game birdsa set of six coloured prints21cm x 36cm (6).

£40-60

212.Harrington Bird (1846 - 1936)Newmarket Heath - with two racehorses, one with jockey mounted, the other with a groomoil on canvaswith label on stretcher ‘Harrington Bird - Newmarket Heath 1902 - 1907size 60cm x 90cm. See illustration inside back cover.

£800-1200 213.H Pyall after JonesA set of four sporting coloured prints entitled ‘May Fly Fishing, Morning 1st September, Evening 1st September and Evening Octoberoriginally published by S Knights 1831/32/33, size 18cm x 33cm (4).

£30-40

214.A J (initialled) A set of three French coloured prints depicting 19th Century gentlemen engaged in dressage, with details of bits, spurs and stirrups above,28.5cm x 40cm (3).

£30-40 215.After Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin (1870 - 1935)Grouse shooting - Tues 12th wet day as usuala coloured print30cm x 24cmalso after R H Moore and J. C.a set of five ‘coursing topics, coloured printseach 10.5cm x 15cm.

£30-40 216.David Eley (20th Century) A pair of limited edition signed coloured prints depicting the characteristics of the River Itchen and the River Testno 120/35057cm x 39cm (2).

£20-30

217.English School (19th Century)A black and white pointer with a pheasantalso a companion, the pair,A Springer Spaniel putting up duckswatercolour and pencil14.5cm x 18.5cm (2).

£50-70

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227.After Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin (1870 - 1935)The Hunt Breakfast at the Three Pigeonschromolithographic print37cm x 60cm.

£30-50 228.British School late 19th CenturyHighland Cattleoil on canvas52 x 56.5cm. See illustration page 31.

£300-500 229.J W Ludlow (19/20th Century)Three Dark Brahmassigned bottom leftwatercolour70 x 102.5cm. See illustration on front cover and inside front cover.

£1500-2500 230.J W Ludlow (19/20th Century)Four Light Brahmassigned and dated 1886 bottom rightwatercolour47 x 57.5cm. See illustration inside front cover.

£500-700

222.Vanity Fair - ‘A Very Old Master’ after Spypublished October 29th 189635 x 22cmalso a set of four coloured prints of racehorses with grooms and jockeys, after Thomas Stringer16 x 21cm (5)

£25-35 223.Anna Fraser (Contemporary)Head study of a foxhoundsignedoil on canvas19 x 24cm

£30-50 224.After George Derville Rowlandson (1861-1928)‘A Hot Scent’, also a companion, the pair, ‘A Kill in the Open’coloured prints, published 1899/1900 by Louis Wolff60 x 80cm (2)

£60-80 225.Morten - E - Solberg (20th Century) Mountain Sentinel - a mountain lion beside a streama limited edition coloured print (no 161/950) signed by the artist46cm x 63cm.

£90-120 226.After Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin (1870 - 1935)The Bluemarket Racesa set of six coloured printssigned in pencilpublished by Laurence and Bullen 1902five 42cm x 62cm and one 57cm x 78cm. See illustration inside back cover

£400-600

218.W. B. Redfarn (fl.1860s)A Fallen Deersigned and dated 68/69 bottom rightinscribed on the reverse ‘Just Shot - a study from nature in the Forest of Jura, Scotland’oil on canvas36 x 66cm.

£400-600

Possibly exhibited Scottish Royal Academy 1869. See illustration page 34.

219.Charles “Snaffles” Johnson Payne (1884-1967)two WWI coloured prints, 1914/15Jock (K.I); and one other of a Scottish infantrymaneach 29 x 21cm, on original mounts with vignettes and crossed horse bit stamps, unframed. (2)

£200-250 220.After Charles Johnson Payne ‘Snaffles’ (1884-1967)‘The Informers’a coloured limited edition print (No 31/500)signed, also with Snaffles blind stamp45.5 x 55.5cm. See illustration inside back cover.

£200-300 221.Henry Wilkinson (born 1921)A Retriever and Pheasantcoloured etching, pencil signed to the marginlimited edition 227/7527cm x 31cm.

£30-40

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239.J W Ludlow (19/20th Century)Pair of pigeons with rings dated 1906signed and dated 1907 bottom rightwatercolour32 x 25.5cm. See illustration page 33.

£100-200 240.J W Ludlow (19/20th Century)Blue Runt Pigeon with ring dated 1900;Blue Runt Pigeon with ring dated 1905a pairboth signed and datedwatercolourseach tondo, 22.5cm diameter. See illustration page 33.

£100-200 241.J W Ludlow (19/20th Century)Pair of Silver English Owl pigeonssigned and dated 1907 bottom rightwatercolour31.5 x 25.5cm. See illustration page 33.

£100-200 242.J W Ludlow (19/20th Century)Pair of pigeons with rings dated 1898 and 1899signed and dated 1902 bottom centre19.5 x 22.5cm, in an arched mount. See illustration page 33.

£100-200

243.J W Ludlow (19/20th Century)Oriental Pigeonsseven vignettes on one page, each inscribed with breed titlewatercolour over pencil drawing33 x 20.5cm, together with two prints of poultry. (3). See illustration page 33.

£50-100

234.J W Ludlow (19/20th Century)“Feeding Time”; a maid, poultry, donkey, cat and terrierssigned and dated 1914 bottom rightwatercolour33 x 51cm. See illustration inside front cover.

£250-350 235.J W Ludlow (19/20th Century)The Challenge; The Result - bantam cocks fightinga pair, both signed and dated 1913watercolourseach 32.5 x 47.5cm. (2) See illustration inside front cover

£500-700236.J W Ludlow (19/20th Century)Five Blue Runt pigeons with rings dated 1902, 1903, 1904 (2), 1905signed and dated 1907 bottom rightwatercolour29 x 45cm. See illustration page 32.

£100-200 237.J W Ludlow (19/20th Century)“The Intruder”; a fox at the hatch to a chicken runsigned and dated 1913 bottom leftwatercolour34.5 x 50.5cm. See illustration inside front cover.

£250-350 238.J W Ludlow (19/20th Century)Pair of chickenssigned and dated 1889 bottom rightwatercolour24 x 33cm, unframed. See illustration page 32.

£60-90

231.J W Ludlow (19/20th Century)“Confidence”; Prize winning Light Brahmassigned and dated 1878 bottom rightwatercolour59 x 48.5cm.

Framed with plaque inscribed:“Confidence”Winner ofSilver Cup.................Alexandra Palace Oct 1877H.C...........................Crystal Palace Nov 1877H.C...........................Birmingham Dec 18774th Prize...................Wolverhampton Jan 18781st.............................Crystal Palace Nov 1878Silver Cup.................Birmingham Dec 1878Sold at the last event for 20£. See illustration page 32.

£800-1200

232.J W Ludlow (19/20th Century)Pair of pigeons with rings dated 1902, 1905signed and dated 1907 bottom rightwatercolour27 x 38cm. See illustration page 32.

£100-200 233.J W Ludlow (19/20th Century)Rabbits and Guinea Pigssigned and dated 1914 bottom rightwatercolour20 x 30.5cm. See illustration page 32.

£80-150

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255.A framed print “ Pau Historic Grand Prix May 2002” signed on lower edge by Stirling Moss (faded) 59 x 49 cm.

£80-120 256.Circle of Mabel F Hollams (1877-1963) Grey mare;Chestnut maretwo, the first indistinctly signedoils on board, largest 43 x 54cm. (2)

£80-150 257.A set of twelve colour engravings ‘Hunting Scenes’, late 19th Century, each 11 x 19cm, contained in four frames, overall size of frames 24 x 77cmtogether with a pair of hunting prints ‘Breaking cover’ and ‘Full Cry’ after H. Alken, published 1841 by J.W. Laird, 27 x 37cm. See illustration page 31.

£150-180 258.Robin Owen (20th century)“Victory No 28”a signed limited edition print (1442/3000) of Nigel Mansell winning the 1992 British Grand Prixsigned lower right57x72cm.

£40-50 259.Sutherland after Dean WolstenholmeFox huntingA set of four coloured engravings published by R. Ackermaneach 32 x 77cm.

£150-250

* Provenance: Frost & Reed, 1958.

249.Annie Ludlow Browne (19/20th Century)Guinea Pigssigned and dated 1899 bottom rightoil on canvas29 x 44.5cm. See illustration page 32.

£50-100 250.“Enigma variations” a framed limited edition print, also three pencil sketches of cars and a collection of various motor sport pictures and prints (a lot).

£30-40 251.A polychrome print “ Le Mans 24h 21-22-9-2002” and a collection of motoring, sailing and flying prints etc (a lot).

£40-50 252.Six framed Goodwood Revival meeting posters, 1998 - 2003 inclusive, 79 x 59cm, and a smaller framed version of the 1999 poster (7).

£300-400 253.Dion Pears (20th century)A limited edition print of John Surtees in a Ferrari at the Nurburgring in the rain (295/850), signed by artist and driver to the margin, 56 x 68cm.

£150-200 254.Tony Smith (20th century)“British Greats” - a set of four limited edition (452/600) prints, Jim Clark, Mike Hawthorn, John Surtees and Stirling Moss, signed by the artist lower right, 32.5 x 47 cm (with certificates)

£250-300

244.J W Ludlow (19/20th Century)Pair of pigeons with rings dated 1906signed and dated 1908 bottom leftwatercolour31.5 x 29cm, See illustration page 33.

£100-200 245.J W Ludlow (19/20th Century)Three pigeons with rings dated 1902, 1903, 1904signed and dated 1907 bottom rightwatercolour27 x 38cm. See illustration page 32.

£100-200 246.J W Ludlow (19/20th Century)Ornamental duckssigned and dated 1903 bottom rightwatercolour16 x 22.5cm. See illustration page 33.

£80-150 247.Annie Ludlow Browne (19/20th Century)Terriers at a rabbit burrowoil painting on an oak shield shaped plaque44 x 34cm, together with three other paintings of dogs and one of cattle resting after T S Cooper.

£40-60 248.Annie Ludlow Browne (19/20th Century) after J F HerringHorse watering at a troughsigned, pastel drawing31 x 45cm, together with two paintings of lions and pheasants. (3)

£20-40

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STAMPS

269.A large all world collection of stamps in albums and loose with sets from Guernsey, Jersey and Great Britain in mint blocks, covers, omnibus issues etc.

£400-600 270.An accumulation of stamps in nine albums, stock books and loose including mint Great Britain, Rhodesia etc.

£80-120 271.A collection of stamps in seven albums and stockbooks including Ascension KGV 2/- used, Egypt 1935 Jubilee 1pi used, Great Britain, a mint collection of Pitcairn Islands, etc. (100’s)

£200-250 272.A Thematic collection of car stamps in three special albums contained in a brown suitcase.

£30-40 273. A collection of British Commonwealth and Great British stamps in four albums.

£80-100 274.A collection of stamps in six albums and loose, contained in a box with British Commonwealth, Great Britain, with 1840 1d (2) used, covers etc.

£200-400 275.An All world collection of stamps and covers in fourteen albums and loose including Great Britain, China, British Commonwealth etc.

£300-400

BOOKS

265.Blanchard. C “ Dames De Coeur”,together with Routledge. R “ Discoveries and Inventions of the Nineteenth century” and one volume of “Amateur Works” (3)

£30-40 266.Richardson, Charles ... et al. Racing At Home & Abroad British Steeplechasing ... Racing, Steeplechasing, & Breeding in Ireland ... etc. original full morocco, many plates, lg. 4to, LIMITED EDITION 700 COPIES, 1927.

£60-100 267.Ratcatcher to Scarlet; illustrated by Cecil Aldin, one vol., Red Letter Days by M.J. Farrell & Snaffles, one vol. (2)

£20-30 268.Mackie, Sir P. J. The Keeper’s Book a guide to the duties of a gamekeeper, org. pictorial cloth, illustrated with colour plates by Philip Rickman, 8vo, 1924. With ... Wilkins, John. The Autobiography of an English Gamekeeper, quarter morocco, illustrated, 8vo, 1892.(2)

£20-40

260.Publisher Messrs Fores (19th Century)A set of twelve hunting scene Foress seriescoloured lithographspublished 1863each 43cm x 30cm. See illustration inside back cover.

£40-50 261.J. Harris after J.F. Herring A set of four ‘Herrings Fox Hunting Scenes - The Meet, Breaking Cover, Full Cry and The Deathcoloured prints originally published by R. Dobson 186745 x 65cm (4)

£60-100262.After Henry Alkenthree coloured hunting and coaching printswith text beneath14cm x 60cm (3).

£20-30 263.English School (20th Century)A huntsman clearing a hedgemixed mediasigned and dated but indistinct25.5 x 25.5cm

£50-70 264.Circle of H. Alken (19th Century)Horseman on grey mare;Horseman on a chestnut marea pairoils on boardeach 20 x 27cm. (2) See illustration page 34.

£150-250

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POSTCARDS & CIGARETTE CARDS

287.A small postcard album containing patriotic, romantic and silk postcards.

£40-50 288.A small case containing autograph books who include Stanley Holloway, Ivor Novello, William Kendall, Robert Holmes, Cary Grant, Noel Coward, Joan Crawford, Leslie Henson, Frank Calvert, James Lindsay and others, two postcard album of humorous and topographical postcards, and loose ephemera.

£80-120 289.Two albums of early 20th century postcards, to include photographic cards of Devon and Cornwall, also family portraits and humorous cards etc..

£100-150 290.An accumulation of 20th century postcards, including several photographs of Purley and Bridgetown, predominately G.B views etc.. (a lot)

£60-100 291.A large collection of various postcards, to include topographical, humorous and greetings cards.

£50-70

280.A collection of stamps in nine Senator albums including Mozambique, Russia, etc. (1000’s)

£150-200 281.Italian States: Tuscany 1860 80c pale red brown used. RPS Certificate 2006 states “cut into at left”

£100-150 282.A selection of mainly mint British stamps in two photo binders, also a small juvenile collection.

£80-120 283.A collection of stamps and covers in two albums and loose with main strength in Great Britain.

£80-120 284.Various stamps and covers contained in a box.

£20-30 285.An accumulation of stamps in thirteen albums and loose with mint and used Great Britain etc (1000s).

£200-250 286.A large accumulation of stamps and covers in two cartons with a quantity of Great British mint sets, presentation packs and first day covers Malta, much affected by damp.

£300-500

276.An all world collection of banknotes in three albums and two large envelopes with Great Britain including 1938 White £5 German forgery, Stamford, Spalding and Boston Bank £5 and £10 notes, Wisbech and Lincolnshire 1894 £5 and £10 notes, Bardbury £1, Mahon £1 notes A03 and A04 (2), good range of later uncirculated notes to £20, Canada to $50, China, East African Currency Board 1955 20/-, Hong Kong, Kenya 1966-67 5/- and 10/-, etc. (100’s)

£800-1000 277.A collection of Canadian stamps in two albums and a stockbook including 3d plate proof, imperforate 3d (3, two with four margins) and 10d used, 1864 2c (3) used, 1868-90 Large Queen 1c and 2c used on watermarked paper, other values to 15c with range of shades, Small Queens to 10c unused, 1893 50c mint, 1897 Jubilee to $1 used, 1908 Quebec set used, 1875 Registration 8c used, etc.

£700-900 278.An interesting collection of Great British Postal History in an album with interest in Oxford, Bath, Coaching maps, engraving, prints, notices, etc. ( 43 items)

£200-300 279.An accumulation of stamps in albums, notebooks and on leaves contained in a large box with duplicated used ranges including Great Britain, British Commonwealth, etc..(1000’s)

£300-400

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MAGIC LANTERNS AND PHOTOGRAPHS

303.A complete set of hand tinted photographic magic lantern slides “Malle Scrub”, with reading, the story of young children lost in the Australian bush circa 1890, all in a wooden box.

£90-130 304.A 19th century magic lantern Chromatrope, by Carter and Westley, with label “ The Chromatrope or Artificial Fireworks No 20”, two brass framed belt driven circular slides within a wooden frame.

£250-300

Provenance; one of the show slides used by Roger Orme a pioneer 20th century Magic lantern showman and one of three similar chromatropes sold by Christie’s South Kensington 29th October 1987 Lot 42 illus plate 4. 305.A collection of twenty stereoscopic diapositives by A.Maurice, Paris, comprising informal photographs of a Parisian society wedding circa 1900, 17 x 8cm.

£200-250

298.Three 20th century photograph albums, including one of a caravanning holiday in the Southwest circa 1920/30’s etc.

£30-40 299.An album of early 20th century postcards of Devonshire views, including a photograph of Chulmeigh church interior etc.

£60-80 300.Six early 20th century photographs of the Armenian Genocide circa.1920’s, and a collection of postcards of Palestine.

£30-40 301.A postcard album of Devonshire photographic topographical views, c 1940’s, to include Totnes, Dartmoor etc, also including cards by Kenneth Ruth of Ashburton.

£80-120

Notable as a collection as many cards produced at this time were the more popular humorous cards of Bamforth et al.

302.A collection of World War II period Bamforth song postcards.

£30-40

292.An early 20th century postcard album, of topographical views, mainly G.B including several pages of Sidmouth, also including a telegram to frontispiece dated May 31 1935 “ H R H The Prince of Wales King George V Hall = I have the honour to address your Royal Highness the first telegram from Sidmouth at the rate of nine words for sixpence= Sybil M Halse wife of Chairman U D C”.

£150-200 293.A late 19th/early 20th century postcard album, comprising photographic topographical views, Lonsdale etc and others.

£60-100 294.An early 20th century postcard album of topographical G.B views, including several cards of the storm and flood damage in Sidmouth c.1925.

£120-150 295.Elvis Presley; a signed one dollar banknote, together wit a photograph of Elvis signing the note.

£300-400 296.A collection of loose post cards related to ‘Shipping’, Ian Allan - A.B.C British Tugs, John Behenna - Westcountry Shipwrecks and other booklets and magazines relating to Tugs and Shipping etc.

£30-40 297.“The Queen’s Dolls’ House Postcards” by Raphael Tuck, in a brown card and gilt backstamped album.

£25-50

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315.A large collection of stereoscopic photographs, mainly British topographical views, some by known photographers, including a number of Devonshire views by Francis Bedford and William Spreat of Exeter.

£120-150 316.A collection of Victorian stereoscopic photographic cards, including a number of hand coloured examples from the 1850’s and 1860’s, subject including ghost in the street, Le Moulin Rouge cabaret dancers, street scenes etc..

£180-220 317.A large group of mainly English Victorian Carte de Visite photographs including famous people and ladies in crinolines etc.

£100-150 318.A collection of early Carte de Visite including a number of famous photographers, (F.Bedford; Disderi etc) depicting ladies in crinolines and famous people including Captain Matthew Webb and others.

£100-140 319.A large group of mainly English Victorian Carte de Visite photographs including portraits of famous people and many from Birmingham and Warwickshire, including Henry Peach Robinson and many more of children.

£100-150

310.Two hand painted mechanical slipping slides, one of a portly gentleman with an expanding bulbous nose, the other of a sailor on a barrel being surprised by a crocodile (2).

£60-100

311.Two hand painted mechanical slipping magic lantern slides, showing “The Dog Tax collector” and a top hatted man floating in a barrel, both in wooden frames.

£50-100 312.Ten Victorian wooden mounted magic lantern slides, mostly hand painted, including one slipping slide, “ Brotherhood of the Union”, a three masted sailing ship, English and Middle Eastern scenes and two Crimea war scenes.

£120-150 313.Charles Dickens - “ Dickens Landmarks” A set of thirty nine original magic lantern slides (lacks title slide) comprising late 19th century photographic views of London and Bath landmarks relating to Dickens life and works.

£500-600

314.Egypt - A collection of thirty three late 19th century magic lantern slides photographed by Frederick York, with scenes of Cairo and Luxor, the Sphinx and other topographical views, together in an associated case.

£350-400

306.Deroche .V. Paris, two 19th century photographic portraits on porcelain, one of a gentleman the other of a woman seated, both in oval yellow metal rope twist frames and velvet cases, with handwritten address dated 1868 to verso and gilt stamped photographers label to interior of case, “ V. Deroche Bd des Capucines. 39 . Paris”, 5cm and 4cm respectively.

£250-300

A M. Deroche is listed at the same address at this time who was photographer to HRH Prince of Wales.

307.Two polychrome mechanical slipping magic lantern slides, one of a High Court Judge rolling his eyes, the other of a circus acrobat on horseback (2).

£80-130

Provenance; The High Court Judge was part of the Roger Orme Collection.

308.Two hand painted mechanical slipping magic lantern slides, one of a blind barber shaving a nervous gentleman, the other of a farmer falling from a runaway pig (2).

£60-100 309.Two hand painted mechanical slipping magic lantern slides, one of gentleman with protruding tongue, the other of a Turkish man with moving eyes and mouth, in wooden frames (2).

£50-100

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331.“The Bottle” a temperance set of eight wooden mounted Magic lantern slides after George Cruickshank, each depicting the stages of the perils of drinking., produced after Cruickshank’s etchings of 1847 that were used as dramatic tableau in theatre productions and professional magic lantern shows. This set was used by Professor Wood in his Birmingham exhibitions in the mid Victorian period, together with a typed copy of the original reading..

£250-300

See “ Graphic Works of George Cruickshank” illustrations Nos 220-227 inclusive and accompanying notes by Richard Vogler Published 1979 Dover Publications. 332.An Ernest Plank toy Magic Lantern, the brass lantern, burner and lens mounted on a scroll pierced stand, together with original circular slides in original pine and chromolithograph decorated box with manufacturers illustrated label to top, 21.5 x 20.5 x 12 cm. See illustration page 31.

£150-200 333.A magic lantern slide with brass lever mechanism showing a boy and girl on a see-saw, within a wooden mount, 17.8cm long

£60-80

326.A Victorian magic lantern lever slide “ A touch of Gout”, depicting a woman rubbing the swollen leg of a gentleman, the hand painted disc slide inset brass mount with lever within a wooden frame, 18cm long.

£80-120 327.A collection of various English photographic stereoscopic cards, to include cards by Francis Bedford of Exeter, also a number of American cards.

£80-120 328.“David Livingstone in Africa” - a complete set of forty coloured magic lantern slides, depicting scenes from the expedition, several with repairs.

£100-150 329.A collection of long magic lantern slides including five Victorian coloured slides of Brothers Grimm stories, 28 x 9 cm and seven coloured slides of a runaway bull, 28 x 6.5cm.

£50-70 330.“Aladdin”- a complete set of twelve drawn and hand coloured lantern slides with dynamic illustrations, each slide with text to the side, produced by Seiopticon/Woodbury, c. 1880’s

£50-70

320.An album of India military photographs Company ‘B’ 5th Battalion The JAT Regiment, including formal and informal photographs and maps relating to Major Henry Watson a former pupil of Blundell’s School Tiverton.

£60-100 321.Two Georgian/early Victorian panoramic magic lantern slides, one “The tale of the tub” the other of Middle Eastern scenes including a seated man with hooka (2)

£200-300 322.Two Georgian hand painted panoramic magic lantern slides, depicting English country pastimes such as pig hunting etc., in wooden frames, 36 x 10 cm.

£150-200 323.A collection of various late 19/early 20th century photographs, various subjects to include a photograph of The New Theatre Stratford-Upon- Avon c1870 by Francis Bedford and others ( a lot)

£50-70 324.Four boxed sets of magic lantern slides, “ Pied Piper”, “Old Mother Hubbard”, “The British Navy” and “ British Battleships” (4)

£60-100 325.An album of photographs of shipping, including H.M.Y Britannia taken 15th May 1954, also passenger liners and R.N ships in the mid 1950’s.

£40-60

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344.Two early 20th century photograph albums - one composed of views of Surrey, the other of Dorset, circa 1930’s.

£30-40 345.An early 20th photograph album, of family portrait and topographical views, including the church at Spakbrook, Birmingham (early 1900’s).

£40-50 346.An album of early 20th century photographs of Old master paintings, also several Alpine scenes, together with a large album of Brussels and cathedrals etc (2)

£40-60 347.An early 20th century photograph album “ Villa Sarita Rolleboise (Seine St Oise)” containing views of the property and its environs.

£30-40 348.An early 20th century photograph album, containing views of Oxford colleges, Canterbury and other Cathedrals etc..

£40-50 349.An early 20th century photograph album, with black and gilt stamped red boards with woman and camera to front.

£20-30

350.An early 20th century photograph album, containing views of Basle, Paris and Genoa.

£30-40

340.A collection of early 20th century magic lantern slides depicting Ladybird Farming in California and other agricultural scenes in England and America, contained in an oak fitted box.

£100-150

During the 1880’s the California Orange crops were almost wiped out by a new species of insect accidentally imported in Chinese peach trees, Ladybirds were introduced to counter attack the infestation and have been used ever since.341.A cased collection of magic lantern slides of Japan c.1900’s, depicting Tokyo, Nagasaki and other topographical scenes and ceremonies, many hand tinted slides and maps, together with original listing from Nippon Yusen Kaisya company London headquarters.

£150-200

The N.Y.K is Japans largest shipping line and a core of the modern Mitstubushi corporation, original started as a postal shipping line c.1880.

342.No Lot. 343.Two early 20th century photograph albums, containing military and topographical subjects, most probably Trinidad and the surrounding countries circa 1914.

£30-40

334.Twelve stereoscopic photographic cards of North and South Devon, including photos by William Palmer of Lynton, William Spreat of Exeter and Britton of Barnstaple, all on yellow card mounts.

£150-200 335.A Victorian mahogany cased set of “Barnard’s Photographic Water Colours”, label to underside of cover, fitted artists palette with paint cubes etc., 24 x 14 x 4 cm.

£150-200 336.A Victorian hand painted magic lantern slipping slide, “Clown falling to pieces” circa 1880, depicting Joseph Grimaldi as the pantomime character “Joey”,17.7cm long

£40-60 337.A Victorian magic lantern Mechanical slide, showing bees flying round a hive within a kaleidoscope border of moving triangles and colours, 17.8cm long

£150-200 338.A collection of various late 19th and early 20th century photographs, to include female nudes and topographical views including Kent coastal towns, views of Ottowa etc. (a lot).

£50-70 339.A small collection of mid 20th century photographs of prison convicts, including one named F. Mitchell, possibly “Mad Axeman” Fred Mitchell.

£20-30

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COINS

358.A collection of four ‘The Association’ coin cargo including certificates, 1676 half crown 4th bust ‘octavo’, 1697 half crown 1st bust large shield E (Exeter), 1697 half crown 1st bust large shield E (Exeter) and 1758 George II shilling.

£300-400 359.Two albums of “Statehood Quarter Collection” coins by the Postal Commemorative Society, comprising copies of various U.S. state coins.

£30-40 360.Two albums of Royal Mint/Royal Mail Philatelic Numismatic covers, also seven bronzed medallions of British monarchs.

£20-30 361.Etuci pass, 1817, rev. “Pro Bono Publico” over bird.

£40-60 362.A collection of early 19th Century tokens to include “Hobson and Son’s Button manufacturers”, “Flint lead works” and others.(Qty)

£100-130 363.A collection of early 19th Century tokens, similar to the above lot.

£100-130 364.A collection of G.B. and foreign coinage.

£80-100

357.A collection of photographic souvenir albums, also an accumulation of various prints etc.

£40-50

351.A late Victorian photograph album of C.D.V., comprising portraits of notable personages, Bishop of Birmingham etc, laid in to a red leather and gilt tooled album.

£30-40 352.Three albums of 20th century photographs, relating to one family c.1935-6 and their tour of the Southwest.

£20-30 353.A collection of various 20th century photograph albums, comprising G.B and topographical views etc.

£40-50 354.A late 19th/early century photograph album dated 1895-1900, including views of London, Somerset House, also family portraits and outings to Dorchester etc.

£50-70 355.A late Victorian cased Daguerreotype of a seated woman, in an arched gilt frame and leather case, 7cm high.

£60-80 356.A collection of photograph stereoscope cards, to include a card of an engine passing through Exeter Central Junction and others, also a collection of school photographs and a collection of photographs of the sea bird colony on Staples island.

£50-70

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DOLLS and TEDDY BEARS

375.A modern dolls house. the Georgian style hose with pitched slate tiled roof, with double hinged front enclosing a central hallway and staircase, with six rooms on three floors, fitted with electric lights, 74 cm. wide, 94 cm. high, and 42 cm. deep, together with an extensive collection of modern dolls house furniture for each room, mounted on a plinth base.

£500-600 376.An early 20th Century Billikin doll, the painted mache head above plush body with pad hands and feet, 28cm high.

£40-60 The Billikin was created by an American art teacher and illustrator, Ms. Florence Pretz, who is said to have seen the mysterious figure in a dream.

377.A large Lefray blonde plush bear, plastic eyes, stitched nose and mouth above jointed body with felt pads, 87 cm high.

£80-120

378.Triang: a painted wooden dolls house with double hinged front enclosing hall, staircase and four rooms, with pitched roofs and metal windows, 58cm. wide.

£20-30

371.Victoria; a part maundy set 4d,3d,2d, the 1d is missing, 1892, cased, a George III 4d 1817, 2d 1818, 1d 1818, and a Victoria 3d 1864.372.Charles II, Peace of Breda 1667, silver medal by J. Roettiers, 56mm, laureate and draped bust right, rev. Favante Deo, Britannia, seated on the shore reviews her fleet.

£300-400 373.George II, Royal Family, 1732, silver medal, by J Crocker & J.S.Tanner, 69mm, busts face to face, draped; he armoured, rev. busts of the seven royal children ‘Felicitas Imperii’.

£150-200 374.Winchester College, 500th Anniversary 1893, bt G Frampton, 76mm., William of Wykeham seated, holding a crozier and model of chapel surrounded by scholars, rev Chapel and college buildings in a landscape, cased, two London Institute Medals, wax seals etc.

£50-70

365.Chelmsford, Clacker and Co. halfpence 1794 - frontal elevation of shire hall, reverse crown sceptre and palm branch above King and Constitution (1).

£40-60 366.A Yorkshire, Hull, J K Picard penny 1812 - legend, reverse view of lead works.

£40-60 367.Preliminaries for the treaty of Amiens 1801 - a gilt copper medal, unsigned, oval shield on crossed swords, reverse Peace emptying cornucopia on a quayside.

£40-60 368.An album of British and World coins including George III shilling, Elizabeth I hammered shilling and Elizabeth I hammered sixpence, assorted commemorative crowns,

£250-350 369.A quantity of British Coinage mostly 20th century half crowns, florins, sixpences , threepenny pieces and copper.

£80-120 370.A set of three Napoleon III bronze medals commemorating the Universal Exposition, contained in a fitted case.

£200-300

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390.A Porzellanfabrik Burggrub bisque head doll, impressed Porzellanfabrik Burggrub. 169. 4. Germany, with golden mohair wig, weighted brown eyes, open mouth with two upper teeth, on a composition body, 49cm. high.

£60-100 391.An Armand Marseille bisque head doll, impressed Armand Marseille. Germany. 390. A 6 1/2 M. with dark brown mohair wig, weighted blue eyes, open mouth with four upper teeth, on a composition body, 60cm. high.

£60-80 392.An Armand Marseille bisque head doll, impressed AM. Germany.351/7 1/2.K.+. with moulded hair, weighted blue eyes, open mouth with two lower teeth, on a composition body, 51cm. high.

£100-150 393.An Armand Marseille bisque shoulder head doll, impressed 870. A.M. 2./0 DEP. Made in Germany, with fair mohair wig, weighted brown eyes, open mouth with five upper teeth, on a kid body with plastic limbs, 45cm. high.

£60-80 394.A bisque shoulder head doll, with moulded hair and painted features, on a cloth and bisque body, 38cm. high, and another similar bisque head doll, a/f, 30cm. high.

£50-70

385.A Heubach Koppelsdorf bisque head doll, impressed Heubach Kopplesdorf250.3/o. Germany, with brown mohair wig, weighted blue eyes, open mouth with four upper teeth, on a jointed composition body, 50cm. high.

£80-120 386.A German bisque head doll possibly Kestner, impressed 241-10. Germany, with moulded hair, weighted brown eyes, open mouth with two lower teeth, with composition body, 66cm. high.

£150-180 387.An Armand Marseille bisque head doll, impressed Made in Germany. Armand Marseille. 390n. D.R.G.M. 246/1. A 4 M., with brown mohair wig, weighted light blue eyes, open mouth with four upper teeth, on a jointed composition body, 52cm. high.

£80-120 388.An Armand Marseille bisque head doll, impressed Armand Marseille. Germany. 995. A 10 M., with brown mohair wig, weighted blue eyes, open mouth with two upper teeth on a composition body, 50cm. high.

£60-80 389.A Simon & Halbig bisque head doll, impressed Simon & Halbig. K * R, with fair mohair wig, weighted light blue eyes, open mouth with two upper teeth and pierced ears, on a composition body, 63cm. high.

£100-150

379.A large golden plush teddy bear with rounded wide apart ears, black plastic eyes, and stitched snout, 27cm. high.

£30-40 380.A German porcelain dolls tea set with card tray, boxed.

£30-40 381.Triang Railways: “the Blue Pullman” diesel locomotive, centre carriage and dummy car, boxed together with Lima; TGV locomotive, two coaches and dummy car, boxed.

£30-40 382.An Armand Marseille bisque head doll, impressed Armand Marseille, Made in Germany, 390.n. D.R.G.M. 246/1. A.12.M. with brown mohair wig, weighted brown eyes, open mouth with four upper teeth, on a jointed composition body, 78cm. long.

£200-250 383.A German bisque head doll, impressed Made in Germany, 50, with fair mohair wig, turning and weighted blue eyes, pierced nose, open mouth with two upper teeth, on a composition jointed body, 57cm, high.

£100-150 384.A Schoenau & Hoffmeister bisque head doll, impressed S*H, 1909, 3 1/2. Germany, with brown mohair wig weighted blue eyes, open mouth with four upper teeth, on a jointed wood and composition body, 53cm. high.

£120-150

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408.A Heubach Koppelsdorf bisque head doll, impressed Heubach Koppelsdorf. 342.10. Germany, with brown mohair wig, weighted blue eyes, open mouth with two upper teeth, on a jointed composition body, 63cm. high.

£150-180 409.An Armand Marseille bisque doll, impressed Armand Marseille, Germany, 996. A.8.M. with brown mohair wig, with weighted brown eyes, pierced nostrils, open mouth with two upper teeth, on a composition body, a/f, 50cm. high.

£60-100 410.A.H. bisque head doll impressed A. 10. H. Germany, with brown mohair wig, weighted blue eyes, open mouth with four upper teeth, on a composition body, 70cm. high.

£120-150 411.A Simon & Halbig bisque head doll, impressed Simon & Halbig, K*R, 62, with fair mohair wig, weighted blue eyes, open mouth with four upper teeth, pierced ears, on a composition body, 65cm. long.

£100-150 412.An S.F.B.J. bisque head doll, impressed, S.F.B.J., 60. Paris -4-. with brown mohair wig, fixed brown eyes, open mouth with four upper teeth, on a composition body, 52cm. high.

£80-120

400.Five porcelain pin cushion dolls torsos.

£60-80 401.Four porcelain pin cushion dolls torsos.

£40-60 402.Six assorted plastic and composition dolls.

£40-60 403.Five assorted composition dolls.

£40-60 404.A pale plush Teddy bear, with plastic eyes, rounded wide apart ears, stitched snout and leatherette pads, growler mechanism (not working), 55cm high.

£200-250 405.A collection of small Steiff and Schuco plush covered soft toys, including tiger, donkey, camel, Bambi etc.

£100-150 406.A Nora Wellings South Sea Island doll, 47cm. high.

£30-40 407.A German bisque headed doll, impressed with a crown, 5, Made in Germany, having brunette mohair wig, brown glass sleeping eyes, open mouth with teeth and painted face on jointed composition body, 60cm high.

£150-180

395.A French bisque head doll, impressed S.F.B.J. 301.Paris, with fair mohair wig, weighted blue eyes, open mouth with four upper teeth, pierced ears, on a jointed composition body, 31cm. high.

£100-150 396.An Armand Marseille bisque head doll, impressed Armand Marseille. Germany. 990. A2/0M., with fair mohair wig, weighted blue eyes, open mouth with two upper teeth, on a composition body, 31cm. high.

£60-80

397.An Armand Marseille bisque head doll, impressed made in Germany. Armand Marseille. 560. A.5/0.M. DRM. R.233, with blonde mohair wig, fixed blue eyes, open mouth with two upper teeth, on a composition body, 28cm. high, together with another bisque head doll, impressed 4/9. with ginger mohair wig, fixed grey eyes, open mouth with four upper teeth, 35cm. high.

£100-150 398.An Armand Marseille bisque head doll, impressed Armand Marseille. Germany. 990. A. 4/0.M. with fair mohair wig, weighted blue eyes, open mouth with two lower teeth, on a composition body, 29cm. high.

£60-80 399.Five porcelain pin cushion dolls torsos.

£80-100

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422.DINKY: No 706 Vickers Viscount Airliner, No 63A Empire Flying Boat, No 70A Avro York Airliner, No 62G Long Range Bomber, No 60T Douglas DC-3 Airliner.

£20-30 423.DINKY TOYS - Set No772 British Road Signs, 24, V.G.C. (box F) and 2 x set No. 754 Pavement Set,( boxes F-G). (3).

£20-30

A COLLECTION OF MINT BOXED DIECAST VEHICLES, MOSTLY COMPLETE WITH DOCUMENTATION AND CERTIFICATES

424. View Vans Souvenir series - 22 various vans, 5 x ‘ Darling buds of may’ vehicles and 4 other similar models.(33).

£30-40 425.Wallace Arnold Coaches - Corgi Connoisseur Collection No. 35305 Bedford VAL, E.F.E. - Maxton Paramount, Harrington Cavalier, Bristol VR111 and a Panorama Elite, Corgi Omnibus x 3, Joel Compact Volvo, (Ltd. Edition), and 1 other. (10).

£20-30 426.Corgi Public Transport - No.35009 A.E.C. Blackpool Transport, and 3 x Corgi Metrobus. (4).

£20-30 427.Corgi Public Transport - No. 97052. Devon General 75th Anniversary set, Ltd. Edition No.2927/4500.

£20-30

DIECASTS

416.Dinky; No 660 Tank Transporter, No 676 Armoured Personnel Carrier, No 673 Scout car, No 697 25-Pounder Field Gun Set, No 651 Centurion Tank No 692 5.5 Medium Gun, all boxed and other diecasts, road signs etc.

£50-60 417.Dinky: No 660 Tank Transporter, No 623 Army Covered Wagon, No 689 medium Artillery Tractor, No 676 Armoured Personnel Carrier, No 674 Austin Champ, all boxed, No 651 Centurion Tank and 155mm Mobile Gun.

£80-120 418.E.F.E. and others: a collection of approx forty six diecast buses in various liveries, all boxed.

£100-120 419.A collection of assorted diecast vehicles including buses, some boxed but mostly loose.

£40-60 420.Brumm, Maisto and others; a collection of assorted diecast vehicles mostly Mercedes Benz or Auto Union motor cars, most boxed.

£40-50

421.Dinky/Hornby; an oak and glazed shop display cabinet with glass shelves and opaque glass sliding doors, 81cm. wide.

£300-400

413.A Simon & Halbig bisque head doll, impressed Simon & Halbig, AHW, Made in Germany, 156/6, with brown mohair wig, weighted and turning eyes, open mouth with two upper teeth, on a composition body, 39cm. long.

£70-90 414.A German plush toy cow with glass eyes and similar plush Dacshund.

£50-60 415.Two small German bisque head dolls, 20 and 32cm. high.

£50-60

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439.DINKY TOYS - a group various Military Vehicles including No 660 Tank transporter, No.651 Centurion Tank, 2 x 626 Military Ambulances, No.692 Medium Gun, 9 other items and 2 x CORGI Bedford utilecon Ambulances. (some a/f).

£30-40 440.A group of various Dinky Toy and Corgi Die cast items including French Unic Sahara tractor (box lid only,) Foden Flat truck with posts Green (incomplete a/f) No.642 Pressure Refueller (F), Blaw Knox Bulldozer, (a/f box lid only), 4 cars incl: No.195 Jaguar 3.4 saloon, No 428 Trailer, (F), No.735 Glster Javelin, 8 CORGI vehicles incl: Aston Martin D.B.4 and E type Jaguar, etc etc, (Mostly very play worn and P,).

£30-40

441.Corgi ; No 224 Bentley Continental, No 230 Mercedes Benz 220 SE Coupe, no 150 S Vanwall, Chevrolet Impala, various other Dinky, Budgie and other diecasts.

£30-40 442.Matchbox, Corgi and others: a collection of assorted diecast vehicles including military, lorries, racing cars etc, some boxed, all playworn.

£60-70 443.Britains John Hill & Co: a quantity of diecast aircraft pilot figures, soldiers, Indians, cowboys etc.

£70-80

433.Corgi Commercials - Leyland Tiger Maypole, AEC Regal Wallace Arnold, EFE - Leyland TGI Jersey Motor Transport, a Malta Classic bus and a Gilbow 1/1750 scale model R.M.S. Titanic. (5).

£30-40 434.Britains: set no. 1476 Coronation display, boxed, with card inserts, some damage.

£50-60

435.Corgi, Britains, Dinky and others, a collection of diecast farm vehicles, delivery lorries, car transporter and assorted plastic farm animals and figures.

£50-60 436.Corgi; No 1128 Priestman “Cub” Shovel, boxed, No 261 James Bond’s Aston Martin DB5, No 336 James Bond’s Toyota 2000 GT, and No 497 the Man From U.N.C.L.E. ‘Thrushbuster’ Oldsmobile Super 88.

£80-100 437.BRITAINS Ltd - No.2064 155mm Gun (swivel platform a/f and incomplete), boxed. DINKY SUPER TOYS - No. 667 Missile Servicing Platform vehicle, G (box V.G., No. 666 Missile Erecting Vehicle (trailer lacks 1 wheel) box F. LONE STAR Bren Gun Carrier, small mobile fighting unit and a working electric searchlight.

£20-30 438.CORGI MAJOR - No.1126 Ecurie Ecosse Racing Car transporter. F box F.

£30-40

428.Corgi Public Transport - Leyland Atlanean. Wallasey Corporation, Ribble ‘Gay Hostess’, and a Daimler Fleetline Birmingham City Transport. (3).

£20-30 429.Corgi Commercials - 4 x Guy Arab Double Decker comp:- Maidstone, The Birkenhead, Coventry Transport and Birmingham. (4).

£20-30 430.Corgi Commercials - 2 x Guy Arab Double decker comp:- Bournemouth and The Southdown, 2 Public Transport - Midland Red (Utility), Daimler CW West Bromwich Corporation and a Corgi Classics London Transport AEC Routemaster. (5).

£20-30 431.Corgi Classics - Nos 43501/2/3/ Blackpool Balloon Tram, Post war, Wartime and pre war, and Corgi Original Omnibus - Brush Railcoach Blackpool original and Wartime liveries. (5).

£20-30 432.Corgi Tramlines - Blackpool Corporation, Bath Corporation,,Corgi Classics - Blackpool Balloon Tram ‘Illuminations Special’, Corgi Public Transport - Sunbeam Trolleybus Reading Corporation and Kerrier W4 Trollybus Newcastle-upon-tyne. (5).

£30-40

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456.Marklin: a 3RE 2-6-0 class 24 locomotive, No 24058, with six wheel tender in D.B. black livery.

£30-40 457.Marklin; a 3RE 4-6-2 Class 01 locomotive, No 01097, with eight wheel tender in D.B. black livery.

£50-60 458.Marklin; a 3RE 4-6-2 Class 01 locomotive, No 01097, with eight wheel tender in D.B. black livery.

£50-60 459.Marklin; a 3RE 2-10-0 Class 44 locomotive, No 44690, with eight wheel tender in D.B. black livery.

£40-50 460.Marklin; a 3RE 2-6-2 Class 23 locomotive, No 23014, with eight wheel tender in D.B. black livery.

£40-50 461.Marklin: Swiss Fedral Railway lightweight express passenger coach, a luggage van both in dark green livery, a ‘Shell’ petrol tanker and a Marklin catalogue for 1966/67.

£30-40 462.Marklin: an electric operated three rail turntable, three rail track and accessories, Wrenn track and assorted Twin Trix track, together with controllers and accessories.

£30-40

OO / HO GUAGE RAILWAYS

451.Triang: a 4-6-2 locomotive No 46200 ‘The Princess Royal’ with six wheel tender in BR maroon livery, a Pullman diesel locomotive, centre and dummy coach, an 0-4-0 diesel shunter, an 0-6-0 tank locomotive, assorted rolling stock, some boxed.

£50-70 452.Hornby; a special edition 4-6-0 locomotive No 5972 ‘Hogwarts Castle with six wheel tender in maroon livery with gold plated wheels and gold plated track section, boxed.

£60-80 453.Marklin; a 3RE 4-6-4 locomotive no 800 with eight wheel tender in DB black livery, seven assorted passenger coaches, boxed, a pressed metal station a/f, assorted track and accessories.

£150-200 454.Marklin; a 3RE class D Electric Locomotive No 884 in Swedish State Railway brown livery with folding pantographs, with working lights.

£40-50 455.Marklin: a 3RE Class E-44 electric locomotive, No SE 800, in German Federal Railways green/grey livery, lacks pantographs.

£30-40

444.A collection of ten Matchbox 1-75 series in original boxes, to include No 7 Milk float and No 25 VW Beetle.

£100-120 445.A collection of ten Matchbox 1-75 series in original boxes, including a no 42 Bedford van in “Evening News” livery.

£100-120 446.A collection of Matchbox 1-75 series in original boxes, together with several unboxed examples.

£80-120 447.Dinky; No 14c Coventry Climax Fork Lift Truck, boxed, No 27 G Motocart in a 562 Dumper Truck box, No 25X Commer Breakdown Truck, No 152B Reconnaissance Car, No 35B Motorcyclist x 2, no 30h Ambulance, No 25V refuse Wagon, No 27f Estate Car.

£100-150 448.Dinky No 521 Bedford Articulated Lorry, No 502 Foden Flat Truck, both boxed. 449.Dinky No 521 Bedford Articulated Lorry, No 514 Guy Van ‘Slumberland’ boxed.

£120-150 450.A collection of various Corgi and Dinky vehicles, including Blaw knox bulldozer, two land speed cars and others, and a tinplate roadway.

£40-50

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473.Graham Farish; a 4-6-0 locomotive No 5041 with six wheel tender in LMS black livery,; a 2-8-0 locomotive No 8177 with six wheel tender in LMS black livery, and a 4-6-2 Locomotive No 6242 ‘City of Glasgow’ with six wheel tender, in LMS black livery, all boxed.

£60-80 474.Graham Farish; a 0-6-0 locomotive No 4232, with six wheel tender in LMS black livery, a 2-6-0 locomotive No 2715 with six wheel tender in LMS black livery, and a 2-6-4 tank locomotive No 80064 in BR black livery, all boxed.

£60-80 475.Graham Farish; a 4-6-2 locomotive No 6255 ‘City of Hereford’ with six wheel tender in LMS black livery,; an 0-6-0 tank locomotive No 7277 in LMS black livery, and a Minitrix 4-6-0 locomotive No 5713 ‘Renown’ with six wheel tender in LMS black livery, all boxed.

£50-70 476.Graham Farish; a 2-6-0 locomotive No 13098 with six wheel tender in LMS maroon livery, a 4-4-0 locomotive No 1111 with six wheel tender in LMS maroon livery; and a 4-6-2 locomotive No 6234 ‘Duchess of Abercorn’ with six wheel tender in LMS maroon livery, all boxed.

£70-80

468.HORNBY DUBLO (1938) - A green and cream painted wood 2-rail ‘Through’ Engine shed with clear lined roof lights and windows, together with HORNBY DUBLO - A quantity of 3-rail tin plate track including some points. (a lot).

£50-60 469.Hornby: Train Pack R 2279M “Thanet Belle” locomotive set including 4-6-2 locomotive “Biggin Hill” with tender and three pullman coaches, with certificate No 473/1500, boxed.

£30-40 470.Hornby: Limited edition Train Pack “The Atlantic Coast Express” with Merchant Navy Class locomotive and tender and three coaches, certificate No 1434/2000, boxed.

£30-40 471.Hornby: G.W.R. Classic limited Edition “Lord of The Isles” with locomotive, tender and three passenger coaches, lacks certificate, boxed.

£30-40 472.Bing a tinplate clockwork 2-4-0 tank locomotive, three passenger coaches, some rolling stock and trackside buildings.

£50-60

463.A scratchbuilt 4-4-0 locomotive No 1008 in LMS maroon livery with six wheel tender, a 4-4-0 locomotive No 3395 “Tasmania” with six wheel tender in GWR green livery, and a Graham Farish open coal wagon.

£40-60 464.Hornby Dublo: Set 2030 Diesel-Electric Goods Train set, boxed, No 4026 Suburban Coach, No 4605 Well Wagon, and Triang R.81 Station Set, all boxed.

£80-120

465.Triang Railways: a R7X Transcontinental Series passenger train set, boxed and Operating Mail Coach set, boxed.

£30-40 466.HORNBY DUBLO - 3 rail EDL7 0-6-2T L.M.S. No.6917 black. some paint rubbing, unboxed, together with HORNBY DUBLO - 3 rail B.R.(W). 4-6-0 No 7013 ‘Bristol Castle’ (play worn, unboxed).

£30-40

467.HORNBY DUBLO (1938) - A green and cream painted wood ‘Terminus Station’ building ‘Kings Cross’ with printed paper detail, also HORNBY DUBLO (1938) - A matching ‘Through Station’ ‘BERWICK’, HORNBY DUBLO (1938) - A similar ‘Island Platform’ (un named), HORNBY DUBLO (1938) - A Pair of Signal Cabins, one with red roof, the other green. (2).

£100-200

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487.A Triang Hornby No 1 passenger train set, boxed, Hornby Dublo 4620 Breakdown Crane, boxed, Operating Mail Coach set, boxed, Triang Minic motorway set, trackside buildings and accessories.

£100-150 488.A Trix Twin railway set, and a small collection of board games.

£20-30

481.Graham Farish; a collection of twenty five passenger coaches in BR maroon livery, all boxed.

£80-100 482.Graham Farish; eighteen assorted passenger coaches, in various BR liveries, all boxed.

£50-70 483.Graham Farish, Peco and others; an extensive collection of N gauge rolling stock including open coal wagons, petrol tankers, container wagons, guards vans, mostly boxed together with some trackside accessories.

£150-200 484.An N gauge railway layout with three oval tracks, sidings, goods yard, signals, electric points, trackside buildings and accessories, with two controllers.

£80-100 485.N Gauge - Graham Farish No, 0195 Powerbox, Guagemaster controller, 3 Peco trackside accessories packs and 6 copies of the N Gauge journal.

£30-40 486.HORNBY DUBLO - an EDP1 Passenger train box with L.N.E.R. 4-6-2 locomotive and tender No.7 ‘Sir Nigel Gresley’, 4 teak coaches, an EDL18 B.R. 2-6-4T No.80054, a 2-rail T.P.O. set, (boxed) 3 coaches, 2 later Pullman Cars, 8 goods wagons, incl 2 Petrol Tanks,4 curved rails etc.

£30-40

477.Graham Farish; a 4-6-2 locomotive No 4472 ‘Flying Scotsman’ with eight wheel tender in LNER green livery; a 4-6-2 locomotive No 46252 ‘City of Leicester’ with six wheel tender in BR green livery,; and a 2-10-0 locomotive No 92220 ‘Evening Star’ with six wheel tender in BR green livery, all boxed.

£80-100

478.Graham Farish; a class 20 diesel locomotive No 8134 in BR green livery; a 4-6-2 locomotive no 64244 ‘King George VI’ with six wheel tender in BR green livery; a Minitrix 2-6-0 locomotive No 46406 with six wheel tender in BR green livery, all boxed.

£60-80 479.Graham Farish; a 2-6-4 tank locomotive No 80079 in BR black livery; a 2-6-0 locomotive No 42806 with six wheel tender in BR black livery; Minitrix a 2-6-2 tank locomotive No 41234 in Br black livery,and a 4-6-2 locomotive No 46202 with six wheel tender in BR black livery, all boxed.

£80-100 480.Peco; N gauge 4-6-0 locomotive No 5553 with six wheel tender in LMS black livery; a 4-6-0 locomotive No 5596 ‘Canada’ with six wheel tender in LMS maroon livery, and a Union Mills Models 0-8-0 locomotive No 9395 with six wheel tender in LMS black livery, all boxed.

£100-120

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504.Bassett-Lowke; a 4-4-0 clockwork locomotive No 1931 ‘Duke of York’ with six wheel tender in L.M.S. maroon livery.

£150-200 505.Bassett-Lowke: a T.P. covered wagon in LMS livery, boxed, another LMS T.P. covered wagon and an LMS guards van.

£50-70 506.Hornby Trains: a Cornish Riviera train set, with 4-4-2 clockwork locomotive no 4073, “Caerphilly Castle” with six wheel tender in GWR green livery, with two pullman coaches ‘Iolanthe’ and ‘Zenobia’, together with track and pocking plates, boxed.

£300-400 507.Hornby: an 0-4-0 clockwork tank locomotive, in LNER black livery.

£40-60

508.Hornby Series: a 4-4-0 clockwork locomotive No 3821 “County of Bedford” with six wheel tender in GWR green livery, both boxed.

£200-300 509.Bassett-Lowke: two G.W.R. 1st class passenger coaches and two 3rd/brake coaches in cream and brown livery.

£150-250 510.Bassett-Lowke: an L.M.S. Dining Car no 13210, an L.M.S. T.P.O. mail van, and three Bing L.M.S. passenger coaches.200

£200-250

495.Bing for Bassett-Lowke; a 4-4-0 clockwork locomotive No 2663, ‘George The Fifth’ with six wheel tender in black livery.

£500-700 496.Hornby; Type 101 0-4-0 clockwork locomotive No 2270 in L.M.S. maroon livery.

£40-50 497.Hornby Series; a 0-4-0 clockwork locomotive No 5600, with four wheel tender in L.M.S. maroon livery.

£40-50 498.Hornby Series; a 4-4-0 clockwork locomotive No 900 ‘Eton’ with six wheel tender in Southern green livery.

£300-400 499.No Lot.

500.Hornby; An 0-4-0 clockwork tank locomotive No 623 in L.M.S. maroon livery.

£40-50 501.Bing for Bassett-Lowke; a 4-4-0 clockwork locomotive ‘George The Fifth’ with six wheel tender in L.M.S. maroon livery.

£150-250 502.Hornby Series; an 0-4-0 clockwork locomotive, No 4312, with six wheel tender in L.M.S. maroon livery, re-touched in places.

£80-100 503.Hornby Series; a 4-4-2 clockwork locomotive No 2221, in G.W.R. green livery, roof cab repainted, re-touched in places.

£100-150

O GUAGE RAILWAYS

489.HORNBY - No.41 Tank Passenger Train set - L.M.S. with type 101 locomotive No.2270. some rusting. (box P).

£30-40 490.HORNBY No. 101 Tank Passenger set with locomotive No.460, some rusting, (Box F.).

£40-50 491.HORNBY - Type 101 Tank Locomotive, c/w, L.M.S. 0-4-0 No 2270 (paintwork scratched, 1 buffer missing), a No.50 c/w B.R. 0-4-0 locomotive and tender, No.50153. ( play worn) and a L.M.S. No.1 tenderer, each unboxed, together with HORNBY - A 101 Tank Locomotive, L.N.E.R. c/w No. 460 (play worn, rods detached) with key and in original box.

£40-50 492.Bassett Lowke; a 0-6-0 clockwork locomotive No 4256 with six wheel tender in L.M.S. black livery, boxed.

£150-250 493.Bassett Lowke; a 4-4-0 clockwork locomotive No 1082 with six wheel tender in L.M.S. maroon livery, boxed.

£200-300

494.Hornby Series; a 0-4-0 clockwork locomotive No 2301 with four wheel tender in G.W.R. green livery.

£100-150

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521.R.J.H. - A well detailed made up metal scale model L.M.S. 57Ft Corridor / First, coach No. 5061, painted in original Crimson lake livery, 44cms/. See illustration page 29.

£100-200 522.R.J.H. - a similar model L.M.S. 57Ft Open/composite coach No. 9732. 44cms. See illustration page 29.

£100-200 523.R.J.H. - a similar L.M.S. 57Ft Corridor/First coach No.1047 painted in original Crimson lake livery. 44cms. See illustration page 29.

£100-200 524.R.J.H. - a fully detailed and made up L.M.S. 57Ft Corridor/third coach No. 1579 finished in uncrested livery with grey roof. 44cms. slight paint defects). See illustration page 29.

£100-200 525.A hand built scale model L.M.S. Buffet Car No.40 with detailed interior and finished in original crested livery. 43cms. (wrong box). See illustration page 29.

£100-200 526.Westdale - a similar L.M.S. 57Ft Brake/third coach No.6018. 43cms. See illustration page 30.

£100-200 527.LIMA - a rake of 3 modified G.W.R. chocolate and cream coaches. (un boxed) (4).

£30-40 528.A scratch built model G.W,R, ‘Ocean Mails’ coach No. 1174. (Fair). 43cms.

£30-40

517.Hornby: a French M/O Voiture Pullman car, dlc, (box P) and 2 similar 1930’s ac Pullman cars, (G-VG. Unboxed), Hornby: No.2 - L.M.S. High Capacity (now with 5 Cable drums), G.W. Cattle truck (repaint P) and a S.R. Luggage van, Hornby: 9 various ac L.M.S. wagons.

£30-40 518.Hornby: a group comp:- G.W. & S.R. Brake vans, Milk Traffic, Trinidad Lake Rotary Tipper, ‘Portland Cement’, and a McAlpine Side Tipping wagon, together with petrol tank wagons. Unboxed Hornby: No.1 dlc - National Benzole, Shell and Pratts (green). (a/f)RS36, Hornby: No.1 dlc - B.P.Motor Spirit, Shell and another c1922. (a/f)

£30-40 519.Hornby: Railway Accessories No.9 - Station Name boards (6). (G.-V.G. box F.-G.), together with Hornby Train No.501 Passenger set, c/w, L.N.E.R Loco and Tender No.1842, 2 Passenger coaches and Brake coach. (play worn, box marked)

£100-120 A one owner collection of O gauge/7mm scale model Railway.

520.A well built and fully detailed metal scale model of an L.M.S. Jubilee class 5 4-6-0 locomotive and Tender No. 5735 ‘Comet’, painted Crimson lake with black and yellow lining. 46.5cms (maker unknown). See illustration page 29.

£400-600

511.Bing: five L.M.S. passenger coaches including three 3rd/brake and two 1st class.

£200-250 512.Bing: three G.W.R. coaches including two 3rd/brake, one 1st class, a clerestory 3rd/brake coach and a Hornby series pullman coach “Arcadia”.(5)

£200-250 513.Hornby Series: No 1 Petrol Tank Wagon “Esso”, Low Sided Wagon, No 41 Passenger Coach, Wagon with Sheet Rail, no 1 Passenger Coach, No 1 Passenger Coach, Passenger Brake Van, all boxed.

£70-80 514.Hornby Series: LMS Passenger Coach, Open Coal Wagon (NE), Open Coal Wagon (LMS), Guards Van, Low Wagon, Double bogie Wagon, Petrol Tanker “Royal Daylight”, two buffers and a quantity of rail clips, and wheels.

£40-60 515.Hornby: an M1 passenger train set with 0-4-0 locomotive No 3435 with four wheel tender and two pullman coaches and track, boxed.

£25-30 516.Hornby: four x No.1 Clerestory roof coaches, c 1924, L.N.E.R. (some handles missing P-F unboxed), together with Hornby: 3 x No.1 Pullman coaches - ‘Marjorie’, ‘Aurelia’ and ‘Viking’ ac and an earlier dlc ‘Pullman’, (F-G unboxed), and other Hornby:

£30-40

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541.Large group of model makers tools,a Brown and Sharpe micrometer, other measuring instruments, model railway paints & brushes, transfers, wagon accessories etc etc.

£30-40 542.HORNBY - E320 4-4-2 Locomotive G.W.R. No. 4073 ‘Caerphilly Castle with No.2 2711 Tender..

£100-200 543.HORNBY - No.2 Goods platform with crane c1930. ( Box distressed) and an Island Platform ‘Windsor’ with single ramp. (3).

£20-30 544.A Bing O gauge Signal cabin, a similar Water Mill, and a German made Lamp standard with adjusting handle. (incomplete), and a group of 9 various painted lead trees and hedges.

£20-30 545.HORNBY - a group of 3- rail track including straights, curves 2 x R.H, 2 x L.H. and 2 Y points,

£20-30 546.HORNBY SERIES - a Signal Gantry. with 4 ‘Home’ signals. painted blue and white. Box distressed.

£20-30

535.Slaters wagon kits - M.R. 8T Box van, ( unfinished in box with transfers), a Charles Roberts 7 plank open P.O. ‘Vauxhall, (boxed) and a Cooper craft Flat truck. (3).

£20-30 536.Slater Wagon kits - a made up L.M.S./B.R. 20T Brake van (not detailed, with box). a Cooper Craft coal wagon, a Three Aitch P.O. ‘S.J. Baverstock’ and a Peco L.M.S. 16T Open wagon. (4).

£20-30 537.An etched brass G.W.R. Loriot 4-wheel wagon, (not detailed), a made up metal 5 plank open wagon and a Majestic Models L.M.S. 12T Single bolster wagon (painted but not detailed, boxed). (3).

£30-40 538.Parkside Dundas - a made up L.M.S. Ventilated van (no transfers, boxed). a Peco G.W.R. 4 wheel Permanent Way brake van and an L.M.S. 7 plank open wagon with coal load. (3).

£20-30 539.Slaters Coach kits - an unmade kit No.7C020 S.E.C.R./S.R. 4-wheel Passenger Luggage Van. (boxed).

£30-40 540.Peco Streamline - 5 lengths of track and a boxed L.H. turnout.

£20-30

WAGONS.

529.Tower Models built - L.M.S. United Dairies Milk tank wagon (in a Janick models box). 14.5cms. See illustration page 30.

£40-50 530.Tower Models - L.N.E.R. Longfit wagon 18.cms. ( boxed with assembly instructions).

£30-40 531.A constructed etched brass and other metal early version L.M.S. Horse box No.6752. well detailed and painted. 15cms (supplier/builder unknown). See illustration page 30.

£50-70 532.D.J.B. - a made up etched brass G.W,R, Fruit’ A’ 17’.6” 4-wheel van. 15cms. (boxed) See illustration page 30.

£40-50 533.Slaters Wagons Kits - 3 unmade kits comp:- 7056-Cylindrical Tank wagon, 7067 B.R. Conflat.A with added container, a Standard 8 plank open and Parkside Dundas - L.N.E.R. Standard Cattle truck and S.R. 12T Goods van. (5).

£50-70 534.Slaters Wagon kits - 3 made up wagons comp:- A Gloucester 6 plank open P.O. wagon ‘Sir John L.L.Kaye Bart.’, another, ‘Barrow Barnsley’ and a M.R. 8T 3-plank open (not detailed) (2 in wrong boxes).

£30-40

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FULL SIZE RAILWAYS

558.A painted cast iron wagon plate no B940875. 30T, Met-Cammell 1951. Lot No 2308, with red and cream letters and numerals to a green ground

£100-150 559.A painted cast iron wagon plate no B933736. 22T, Shildon 1957. Lot No 2862, with red and cream letters and numerals to a green ground, 28cm. wide.

£100-150 560.DAVID WESTON - ‘A portrait of power’, signed limited edition print No.46/500. framed and glazed. 60.5 cm. x 73.5cm.. DAVID SHEPHERD - ‘Black Prince and The green knight on shed, Cranmore’ and DON BRECKON - Changing Trains. (3).

£30-40 561.A group of 5 sculptured coal models of railway locomotives including L.M.S. Royal Scot No. 46112 ‘Sherwood Forester’ (boxed) and B.R. 2-10-0 No. 92203 ‘Black Prince’. (5).

£20-30562.The Guild of Railway artists - ‘The Great Western Collection published 1985 to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the G.W.R. together with a very large collection of railway photographs, post cards, railway and model railway magazines etc.

£20-30

LARGER GUAGE RAILWAYS

554. A group of items relating to Thomas the Tank Engine, American steam outline locomotive hat and coat rack, 3 Preserved Railway Line Horse brasses on strap etc.

£20-30 555 -7. No Lots.

547.HORNBY - A Hornby Series Control system lever frame, the 6 lever frame painted green with red and gilt lining on a grey coloured base complete with rods and connectors, a single arm Home signal, another (dismantled) 4 straight rails and 9 curved rails together with a lot of brackets etc.

£50-70 548.HORNBY - a Viaduct, (box F), a Loading gauge, (box P.) and Railways Accessories set No.5 Gradient and Mile posts. (box P).(3).

£30-40 549.HORNBY - A mixed group if items including G.W. Brake van, Shell Motor Spirit 2 G.W. open wagons, N.E, timber, and McAlpine Tipper, (all D.L.C.), a No.1 turntable, 2 x No.2 Hydraulic buffer stops a G.N.R. 4-wheel tender various Platform accessories and painted lead figures etc etc.

£40-60 551-2.No Lots.

553.An O gauge 0-6-0 tank engine in British railways livery.

£30-50

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TOYS AND COLLECTABLES

618.Of Russian Space flight interest - A late 20th century perspex Space rocket night light, the silver rocket on a ribbed column and faceted base, engraved with scenes of Historic Russian events, 40cm high (for display purpose only).

£50-60 619.A Russian Aluminium Space exploration souvenir mantel clock, white enamel dial with baton numerals in a case with rocket blast to one side dated 12.IV.61, also one other alarm clock and a paperweight commemorating the first manned space flight by Yuri Gagarin (3).

£50-70 620.Early Russian Space exploration - Three commemorative cigarette cases, a fountain pen and two pen stands for Lunar 1, Venera 1 and others.

£30-40 621.Two Russian Space exploration souvenir watches, one for Belka and Strelka, the two dogs that survived two days aboard Korbai-Sputnik 2 in August 1960, the other for Yuri Gagarin and Vostock 1 1961(2)

£30-40 622.A Russian Souvenir booklet for the first manned space flight by Yuri Gagarin, and a collection of commemorative space stamps.

£30-40

ADVERTISING POSTERS

612.Jeanette Macdonald - A framed signed photograph together with a collection of framed publicity and other photographs of the film star (a lot).

£40-50 613.Jeanette Macdonald and Nelson Eddy - A German film poster for Karleks - Duetten (Sweet Harts) framed and glazed, 100cm x 70cm.

£40-50 614.Jeanette Macdonald, Nelson Eddy and Walter Pidgeon - a film poster for The Girl of the Golden West’, framed and glazed, 74cm x 101cm.

£40-50 615.Jeanette Macdonald - a film poster for ‘Senorita’, 97cm x 66cm.

£40-50 616.Jeanette Macdonald and Nelson Eddy - a German film poster forr ‘Bitter Sweet’, framed and glazed, 98cm x 67cm.

£40-50 617.Jeanette Macdonald and Nelson Eddy - a film poster for ‘Nymanen’, framed and glazed, 99cm x 67cm and a reproduction poster for ‘San Francisco (2).

£40-50

563.A large group of Railway Interest D.V.D’s, videos etc incl:- 21 of a set of DeAgostini British steam railways.

£20-30 564.A group of Railway interest books incl:- R.J. Essery - L.M.S. wagons (vol 2), Patrick Kingston - Royal Trains, The Railway paintings of Malcolm Root, etc.

£20-30 565 – 68. No Lots.

569.After Terence Cuneo. An Engine is wheeled, cut from a Royal quad B.R. poster, 80 x 122cm.

570-611. No Lots.

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636.An ivory and briar pipe carved as a bust of Don Quixote and another carved briar pipe of Mephistopheles. (2)

£30-50 637.An early 19th Century white metal mounted Meerschaum pipe, with scroll carved bowl and another larger example. (2)

£30-50 638.A good carved Meerschaum pipe in the form of a Falstaff type, decorated with a beard and hat, with a pipe stored in the headband, amber mouthpiece, 23cm long.

£60-100 639.A Bavarian porcelain pipe bowl with polychrome lithograph of a water carrier beside a well, 15.5cm high.

£20-30 640.A Black Forest porcelain pipe, storm cover, lithograph decorated bowl and doe’s foot shaft, also two other examples of Black Forest pipes. (3)

£30-60 641.A Black Forest ebony and horn pipe, the porcelain bowl with storm cover and lithograph stag decoration on a turned ebony and horn shaft with silver plated ferrules and flexible mouthpiece,76cm long.

£50-80

629.A briar and amber pipe, the plain bowl with gold ferrule and long mouthpiece, Birmingham 1906, cased and two other briar and amber pipes, cased. (3)

£80-100 630.Two carved Meerschaum and amber pipes, one with claw, another with hand and one other plain bowl pipe, cased. (3)

£40-50 631.Three gold mounted amber cheroot holders and a plain resin example, cased. (4)

£20-30 632.A white metal overlaid briar pipe, the bowl with pierced scroll work overlay, cased, also a briar and amber pipe with silver ferrule and a silver mounted briar pipe, no mouth piece. (3)

£50-70 633.A carved Meerschaum cheroot holder in the form of a cockerels head, inset glass eyes, with smaller chick behind, amber mouthpiece, cased, 9cm long.

£30-50 634.A continental carved Meerschaum cheroot holder the antler carved stem with a goats head, inset glass eyes and horns, amber mouthpiece, cased, 11cm long.

£30-50 635.Three talon carved Meerschaum pipe bowls (a/f)

£20-30

623.A Victorian silver mounted Meerschaum pipe, the pipe carved with relief woodland scene of two men beside a camp fire, with hunting scene to back ground, the hinged cover with shield cartouche engraved “ C.AY from J.G., with floral repousse decoration, London 1839, in original case, 17cm high.

£300-400 624.A Meerschaum pipe, the bowl with figure of a woman in a state of undress, silver mount, Chester 1903, cased, (lacks mouthpiece)

£60-80 625.A 19th Century silver mounted Meerschaum pipe, the bowl with carved stag decoration, the hinged oval cone inset coin with portrait of Prince Blucher, shell thumb and lambs tongue border, London 1820, cased, 18cm long.

£200-250 626.A 19th Century Meerschaum pipe, carved in the form of a woman’s head with lace collar, cased, (lacks mouthpiece).

£80-100 627.A carved Meerschaum pipe, in the form of a womans head with hat and lace collar, amber mouthpiece, cased, 13cm long.

£60-80 628.Three cased Meerschaum and amber pipes, with silver ferrules.

£80-100

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657.Britains: set 32 Royal Scots Greys five at the walk including officer, from set 201 Officers of the general Staff, Field Marshal and aide-de-camp, and two special painting trumpeters.

£40-50

658.Britains: from set 12 11th Hussars, eight troopers at the trot, together with two 7th Hussar troopers, two 4th Hussars trumpeters, some overpainting .

£40-50 659.A Victorian tinplate bullseye police lantern and one other.

£30-40 660.Nine early 20th Century show badges, for the Devon and Exeter region, including “Exeter fat Stock and Poultry Society 1912”

£20-40 661.Schuco: a clockwork telesteering car, boxed.

£20-30 662.Official programme Crystal Palace International Car Race Meeting, May 25th, 1963, 1954 Achievments, and Gallaher Trains of The World 48/48.

£20-30 663.Britains and others: a quantity of assorted zoo animals including camels, elephants, polar bear, rhino etc.

£30-40

650.A cased Jacques croquet set, with label to underside of lid.

£150-200 651.“Mickey Mouse Weekly” vols 1-10 of the 1936 Great Britain edition, bound together in one volume with rough card boards.

£200-250 652.A Halina twin lens reflex camera, with 80mm lens.

£50-60 653.Scalextric: G.P.3 electric motor racing set with cars, controllers and track, boxed, Mini Cooper, Ferrari (GT), both boxed, refreshment kiosk and First Aid Hut, boxed and other accessories.

£60-80 654.Triang Minic:a plastic clockwork operated mother and child with pram, a clockwork Cinderella, and a small plastic crawling baby.

£80-100 655.Britains: set 176 Austro-Hungarian Dragoons, at the trot, all figures holding swords, boxed

£50-70 656.Britains Indian Army troops: ten assorted figures including from set 66 1st Bombay lancers three Sowars and trumpeter (boxed), 3rd Madras Light Cavalry two Sowars and trumpeter, Skinners Horse two Sowars and trumpeter. (10)

£40-50

642.A 19th Century clay pipe with relief moulded pugilists Tom Sayers and J Cheenan to bowl, cased and seven other examples of clay pipes, four with schooner decoration to bowls.

£40-50 643.A collection of Black Forest pipes to include two complete examples, with porcelain bowls, a briar example and others. (a lot)

£30-40 644.Eight clay pipes, one with elephant decorated bowl, another with a shoe and ball decoration, also a Meerschaum pipe and miscellaneous mouthpiece, etc. (a lot)

£30-40 645.A large clay pipe, the bowl with shoe and ball decorated bowl, the stem stamped “200”, also one other version (a/f) and a French clay pipe with large bowl. (3)

£30-50 646.An early 20th century aluminium Special Constable arm band, the curved plaque inscribed “Special Constable 41” on a blue and white cloth band with buckle, and a truncheon.

£30-40 647.Schuco; a clockwork Combinato 4003 car, boxed, a Triang Minic Jabberwocky, and assorted lead figures.

£40-50 648-9. No Lots.

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679.A Scalextric CM33 Racing car set (boxed) and various accessories and figures.

£30-40 680.A painted wood toy fort, a stained wood American fort. a small wooden hull yacht,pair of childs ski’s etc.

£20-30 681.A group of Matchbox MB series models (mostly playworn a/f) DINKY TOYS - 15 various Road Signs, (un boxed) etc.etc

£20-30 682.A P.A.W. 2.49cc Mark 4 Diesel model aeroplane engine, (with box), 3 working model workshop machines, a twin oscillating cylinder drive shaft and a funnel.

£20-30 683.Pelham Puppet; Macboozle, boxed, Action Man accessories, assorted plastic Airfix figures, diecasts etc.

£30-40 684 – 725.No Lots. 726.An early 20th Century magnetic letter board.

£40-60

727.A late 19th Century continental wooden block puzzle, each of the six sides with polychrome lithograph scene of a fairy tale, comprising twenty blocks in a wooden case with sliding cover.

£80-120

671.Bunnykins and Winnie the Pooh - three plates, four figures and a set of four egg cups.

£30-40 672.Two Wade figures - Tom and Jerry and two nursery plates.

£30-40

673.A boxed robot and boxed Dalek, boxed Chad Valley washing machine, Chad Valley globe and a group of assorted toys.

£25-30

674.A Japanese tinplate and feather coated clockwork quacking duck, 13cm. long, together with a Suzuki clockwork and tinplate jumping dog, boxed.

£25-30 675.Marx - a tinplate clockwork caterpillar tractor and trailer with driver figure.

£20-30 676.A Penny Farthing bicycle, on later stand.

£60-80 677.A late 18th / early 19th century white metal mounted swagger cane, on a malacca shaft and a silver mounted horn handled walking stick (2)

£100-150 678.A late 19th century Ayres style rocking horse, inset glass eyes, black mane and tail with brown leather saddle and tack on a grey body, raised on stile rocker, 154 x 116 cm.

£300-400

664.A Britains lead horse guards with officer prancing horse and a set of Britains lead life guards with officer on prancing horse.

£40-50 665.A box of early wooden skittles, egg and spoon and various other toys, a boxed Elvinco yacht and a Triang puff puff in original box.

£40-50 666.A boxed set of letts bricks, a box of pre-war meccano in a wooden chest, a Queens dolls house wooden bricks and a Gothischer boxed set of bricks.

£50-70 667.A retailers stock box containing six tinplate market gardeners lorries, each 20cm. long.

£20-30 668.Two Lotts Chemistry sets and a very early Diabolo set with wooden sticks.

£30-40 669.A late 19th century surveyors level by Troughton & Simms, London, brass cased spirit levels and fine adjust focus, mounted on an adjustable bracket, together with accessories in a fitted mahogany case.

£450-550 670.A Japanese battery operated Pepsi Cola drinking automaton bear.seated on a tinplate log, 26cm. high.

£30-40

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743.Britains: a collection of farm figures, animals and other figures.

£100-120 744.A collection of 1950’s and later printed silk, cotton and other cocktail and party dresses.

£80-100 745.A Victorian truncheon gilt and polychrome decoration and inscribed ‘Constable’ to red cartouche, also an aluminium cast arm band stamped “Hiatt & Co Birmingham and a pair of handcuffs dated 1956 stamped “RCS” (3)

£60-80 746.Pelham Puppets: a lightweight Pelham puppet theatre, boxed together with twelve boxed puppets including, King, Queen, Dragon, Red Riding Hood, Cinderella, Baby Dragon, wolf, Horse, Witch, Giant, Fritzl, all boxed, and Macboozle and a soldier, unboxed.

£200-300 747.A Greater Manchester Police constable’s helmet.

£30-50 748.A Lancia Stratos sonic control car by Radio Shack, a battery operated Boeing 747 and a diecast model Jaguar.

£30-40

734.A Marx tinplate and celluloid ladder climbing clockwork Fireman.

£20-30 735.A Mamod live steam roller S.R.1.a in original box.

£30-40 736.A 19th century ivory and silver Turk’s head walking cane, the pommel carved in the form of a bearded man wearing a scroll engraved hat, on a mallacca shaft, 84cm long. See illustration page 27.

£200-250 737.A silver topped walking cane and four other walking sticks.

£80-120 738.A pre World War II painted wooden toy castle, 39cm. wide.

£20-30 739.A collection of made and unmade plastic model tanks.

£20-25 740.Britains; Polar sledge team.

£40-50 741.Frog; a motorised plastic model kit of an E type Jaguar, and a Revell electric slot car, both boxed.

£20-30 742.A collection of childrens board games including Monopoly, Ludo, Magnetic Super Score and other games.

£40-50

728.A collection of late 19th/early 20th century wirework reels and tools, including several bobbins etc.., a collection of wooden lace bobbins and a Jay -Nay wooden guillotine.

£30-40 729.Andre Letta - a collection of ephemera relating to the life and career of “The Uncanny Scott”, including details of engagements and congratulatory telegrams, also the guest book from the establishment run by Mr Letta.

£50-60

Andre Letta was a Scottish actor, entertainer and Musician most widely known as the Selfridges Father Christmas.

730.A Scandinavian treen circular box and cover, with hand painted floral decoration.

£30-40 731.A collection of 20th century autograph albums, containing signatures verse and sketches, notable signatures include Harry Seacombe, Tommy Handley, Lulu, Herman (of the Hermits) and other theatrical/variety performers.

£200-300 732.A collection of Star Wars figures and merchandising, Heroes of The Treble - David Beckham doll, boxed, and two puppets.

£50-70 733.A 19th Century mahogany cased Wittington travel chess set.

£100-150

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Conditions of SaleBearnes, Hampton & Littlewood carries on business with bidders, buyers and all those present in the auction room prior to or in connection with a sale on the following General Conditions and on such other terms, conditions and notices as may be referred to herein.

1. DEFINITIONSIn these Conditions:(a) “auctioneer” means the firm of Bearnes, Hampton

& Littlewood or its authorised auctioneer, as appropriate;

(b) “deliberate forgery” means an imitation made with the intention of deceiving as to authorship, origin, date, age, period, culture or source but which is unequivocally described in the catalogue as being the work of a particular creator and which at the date of the sale had a value materially less than it would have had if it had been in accordance with the description;

(c) “hammer price” means the level of bidding reached (at or above any reserve) when the auctioneer brings down the hammer;

(d) “terms of consignment” means the stipulated terms and rates of commission on which Bearnes Hampton & Littlewood accepts instructions from sellers or their agents;

(e) “total amount due” means the hammer price in respect of the lot sold together with any premium, Value Added Tax chargeable and any additional charges payable by a defaulting buyer under these Conditions;

(f) “sale proceeds” means the net amount due to the seller, being the hammer price of the lot sold less commission at the stated rate, Value Added Tax chargeable and any other amounts due to us by the seller in whatever capacity and however arising;

(g) “You”, “Your”, etc. refer to the buyer as identified in Condition 2.

(h) The singular includes the plural and vice versa as appropriate.

2. BIDDING PROCEDURES AND THE BUYER(a) Bidders are required to register their particulars before

bidding and to satisfy any security arrangements before entering the auction room to view or bid;

(b) The maker of the highest bid accepted by the auctioneer conducting the sale shall be the buyer at the hammer price and any dispute about a bid shall be settled at the auctioneer’s absolute discretion by reoffering the Lot during the course of the auction or otherwise. The auctioneer shall act reasonably in exercising this discretion.

(c) Bidders shall be deemed to act as principals.(d) Our right to bid on behalf of the seller is expressly

reserved up to the amount of any reserve and the right to refuse any bid is also reserved.

3. INCREMENTSBidding increments shall be at the auctioneer’s sole discretion.

4. THE PURCHASE PRICEThe buyer shall pay the hammer price together with a premium thereafter per lot of 17.5% + VAT (21%) for items up to £25,000 and 15% thereafter, which shall include VAT on the premium at the rate imposed by law.

S. VALUE ADDED TAXValue Added Tax on the hammer price is imposed by law on all items affixed with a ‘dagger’ or double ‘dagger’. Value Added Tax is charged at the appropriate rate prevailing by law at the date of sale and is payable by buyers of relevant lots. (Please refer to “Information for Buyers” for a brief explanation of the VAT position).

6. PAYMENT(1) Immediately a Lot is sold you will:

(a) give to us, if requested, proof of identity, and (b) pay to us the total amount due in cash or in

such other way as is agreed by us.(2) Any payments by you to us may be applied by us

towards any sums owing from you to us on any account whatever without regard to any directions of you or your agent, whether express or implied.

7. TITLE AND COLLECTION OF PURCHASES(1) The ownership of any Lots purchased shall not pass

to you until you have made payment in full to us of the total amount due.

(2) You shall at your own risk and expense take away any lots that you have purchased and paid for not later than 3 working days following the day of the auction or upon the clearance of any cheque used for payment after which you shall be responsible for any removal, storage and insurance charges.

(3) No purchase can be claimed or removed until it has been paid for.

8. REMEDIES FOR NON-PAYMENT OR FAILURE TO COLLECT PURCHASES(1) If any Lot is not paid for in full and taken away in

accordance with these Conditions or if there is any other breach of these Conditions, we, as agent for the seller and on our own behalf, shall at our absolute discretion and without prejudice to any other rights we may have, be entitled to exercise one or more of the following rights and remedies: (a) to proceed against you for damages for breach

of contract; (b) to rescind the sale of that Lot and/or any other

Lots sold by us to you;

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(c) to resell the Lot (by auction or private treaty) in which case you shall be responsible for any resulting deficiency in the total amount due (after crediting any part payment and adding any resale costs). Any surplus so arising shall belong to the seller;

(d) to remove, store and insure the Lot at your expense and, in the case of storage, either at our premises or elsewhere;

(e) to charge interest at a rate not exceeding 1.5% per month on the total amount due to the extent it remains unpaid for more than 3 working days after the sale;

(f) to retain that or any other Lot sold to you until you pay the total amount due;

(g) to reject or ignore bids from you or your agent at future auctions or to impose conditions before any such bids shall be accepted;

(h) to apply any proceeds of sale of other Lots due or in future becoming due to you towards the settlement of the total amount due and to exercise a lien (that is a right to retain possession of) any of your property in our possession for any purpose until the debt due is satisfied.

(2) We shall, as agent for the seller and on our own behalf pursue these rights and remedies only so far as is reasonable to make appropriate recovery in respect of breach of these conditions

9. THIRD PARTY LIABILITYAll members of the public on our premises are there at their own risk and must note the lay-out of the accommodation and security arrangements. Accordingly neither the auctioneer nor our employees or agents shall incur liability for death or personal injury (except as required by law by reason of our negligence) or similarly for the safety of the property of persons visiting prior to or at a sale.

10. COMMISSION BIDSWhilst prospective buyers are strongly advised to attend the auction and are always responsible for any decision to bid for a particular Lot and shall be assumed to have carefully inspected and satisfied themselves as to its condition we will if so instructed clearly and in writing execute bids on their behalf. Neither the auctioneer nor our employees or agents shall be responsible for any failure to do so save where such failure is unreasonable. Where two or more commission bids at the same level are recorded we reserve the right in our absolute discretion to prefer the first bid so made.

11. WARRANTY OF TITLE AND AVAILABILITYThe seller warrants to the auctioneer and you that the seller is the true owner of the property consigned or is properly authorised by the true owner to consign it for sale and is able to transfer good and marketable title to the property free from any third party claims.

12. AGENCYThe auctioneer normally acts as agent only and disclaims any responsibility for default by sellers or buyers.

13. TERMS OF SALEThe seller acknowledges that Lots are sold subject to the stipulations of these Conditions in their entirety and on the Terms of Consignment as notified to the consignor at the time of the entry of the lot.

14. DESCRIPTIONS AND CONDITION(1) Whilst we seek to describe lots accurately, it may

be impractical for us to carry out exhaustive due diligence on each lot. Prospective buyers are given ample opportunities to view and inspect before any sale and they (and any independent experts

on their behalf) must satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of any description applied to a lot. Prospective buyers also bid on the understanding that, inevitably, representations or statements by us as to authorship, genuineness, origin, date, age, provenance, condition or estimated selling price involve matters of opinion. We undertake that any such opinion shall be honestly and reasonably held and accept liability for opinions given negligently or fraudulently. Subject to the foregoing neither we the auctioneer nor our employees or agents nor the seller accept liability for the correctness of such opinions and all conditions and warranties, whether relating to description, condition or quality of lots, express, implied or statutory, are hereby excluded. This Condition is subject to the next following Condition concerning deliberate forgeries and applies save as provided for in paragraph 6 “information to buyers”.

(2) Private treaty sales made under these Conditions are deemed to be sales by auction for purposes of consumer legislation.

15. FORGERIESNotwithstanding the preceding Condition, any Lot which proves to be a deliberate forgery (as defined) may be returned to us by you within 21 days of the auction provided it is in the same condition as when bought, and is accompanied by particulars identifying it from the relevant catalogue description and a written statement of defects. If we are satisfied from the evidence presented that the Lot is a deliberate forgery we shall refund the money paid by you for the lot including any buyer’s premium provided that (1) if the catalogue description reflected the accepted view of scholars and experts as at the date of sale or (2) you personally are not able to transfer a good and marketable title to us, you shall have no rights under this condition.The right of return provided by this Condition is additional to any right or remedy provided by law or by these Conditions of Sale.

GENERAL16. We shall have the right at our discretion, to refuse

admission to our premises or attendance at our auctions by any person.

17. (1) any right to compensation for losses liabilities and expenses incurred in respect of and as a result of any breach of these Conditions and any exclusions provided by them shall be available to the seller and/or the auctioneer as appropriate.

(2) Such rights and exclusions shall extend to and be deemed to be for the benefit of employees and agents of the seller and/or the auctioneer who may themselves enforce them.

18. Any notice to any buyer, seller, bidder or viewer may be given by first class mail or Swiftmail in which case it shall be deemed to have been received by the addressee 48 hours after posting.

19. Special terms may be used in catalogue descriptions of particular classes of items in which case the descriptions must be interpreted in accordance with any glossary appearing at the commencement of the catalogue.

20. Any indulgence extended to bidders buyers or sellers by us notwithstanding the strict terms of these Conditions or of the Terms of Consignment shall affect the position at the relevant time only and in respect of that particular concession only; in all other respects these Conditions shall be construed as having full force and effect.

21. English law applies to the interpretation of these Conditions.

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Wrapping, Packing and Despatch

Competitive rates have been negotiated with Mail Boxes Etc., specialist in the provision of wrapping, packing and despatch services to the Antiques and Fine Art business sector. They provide for all services for lots purchased from our saleroom.

Unfortunately, Bearnes, Hampton & Littlewood are unable to provide any other wrapping, packing and despatch service of their own.

Mail Boxes Etc. collect items weekly from our saleroom, though special collections can be arranged if required. They offer a professional, domestic and International service by post, courier, road, air and sea, depending on the lot size, destination and speed required. Bespoke cases can also be made up for your lot or lots.

While indicative pricing is always obtainable by contacting Mail Boxes Etc., firm pricing is agreed after wrapping and packing prior to despatch.

The minimum cost with Mail Boxes Etc., is £24.50 plus VAT, which will include collection, professional wrapping, packing and domestic delivery.

Payment can be made with all major credit and debit cards.

INSURANCE

Full comprehensive transit insurance is available at a cost of £5.50 per £1000 value.For any further information please call the team at Mail Box Etc.Telephone 01752 257224 or Email info@mbeplymouth.co.uk.Telephone 0800 783 1381 Facsimile 01752 257225 Web: www.mbeplymouth.co.uk.

DELIVERY INSTRUCTIONS

Please complete the following and leave or return to:

Bearnes, Hampton & LittlewoodDowell Street, Honiton EX14 1LX. Telephone 01404 510000orSt. Edmund’s Court, Okehampton Street, Exeter EX4 1DU. Telephone 01392 413100 Facsimile 01392 207007

or send direct to Mail Boxes Etc.

Name

Address

Postcode

Telephone Mobile

Lot No. Description

Lot No. Description

Lot No Description

Mail Boxes Etc. will call you after collecting prior to despatch to confirm costs and payment instructions

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These bids are to be executed as cheaply as is permitted by other bids or reserves, if any. I agree to comply with the Notices and Conditions of Sale as printed in the Catalogue. I understand that in the case of a successful bid a premium per lot of 21% (inclusive of Value Added Tax) will be payable on the first £25,000 of the hammer price reducing to 15% (inclusive of Value Added Tax) thereafter.

In order to avoid delay in clearing purchases Buyers unknown to us are advised to make arrangements before the sale for payment or for references to be supplied. If such arrangements are not made

cheques will be cleared before purchases are delivered.

Commission bids when placed by telephone, are accepted only at the sender’s risk, and must be confirmed by letter or fax.

‘Buy’ bids are not accepted. The limit you leave should be the amount to which you would bid if you were to attend the Sale.

Alternative bids can be placed by using the word ‘OR’ between Lot Numbers.

Client Details

Name Signature

Address

City County Postcode

Tel. (Alternative)

Mobile Fax

E-mail Date

Bank Reference

Name of Bank

Address

Tel No. Account No.

Sale Details

Sale Code SC12 Sale Date 16/2/2011

Please Check Bids Carefully VAT No. 768650683

Commission Bids Form

Lot No. (In numerical

order)

Bid Price£ Sterling

(excluding premium)

Lot No.(in numerical

order)

Bid Price£ Sterling

(excluding premium)

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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.

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

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2011 SALE DAYS

FEBRUARYTues 1st - Antiques & Collectables, Dowell St. (HO21)Tues 8th - Antiques & Collectables, Okehampton St. (EX21)Weds 16th - Sporting & Collectors, Dowell St. (SC12)Tues 22nd - Antiques & Collectables, inc Selected pictures, Okehampton St. (EX22)

MARCHTues 1st - Antiques & Collectables, Dowell St. (HO22)Tues 8th - Antiques & Collectables, Okehampton St. (EX23)Tues 15th - Antiques & Collectables, inc Silver & Jewellery, Dowell St. (HO24)Tues 22nd - Antiques & Collectables, Okehampton St. (EX24)Weds 30th - Antiquarian Books, Dowell St. (BK05)

APRILTues 5th - Antiques & Collectables, Okehampton St. (EX25)Tues 12th - Antiques & Collectables, Dowell St. (HO24)Weds & Thurs 20/21st - Quarterly Fine Sale, Okehampton St. (FS10)Weds 27th - Antiques & Collectables, inc Silver & Jewellery, Dowell St. (HO25)

MAYTues 10th - Antiques & Collectables, Dowell St. (HO26)Tues 17th - Antiques & Collectables, Okehampton St. (EX26)Tues 24th - Antiques & Collectables, Dowell St. (HO27)

JUNEWed 1st - Antiques & Collectables, inc Silver & Jewellery, Okehampton St. (EX27)Tues 7th - Antiques & Collectables, inc Selected Pictures, Dowell St. (HO28)Tues 15th - Maritime Sale, Okehampton St. (MA12)Tues 21st - Antiques & Collectables, Dowell St. (HO29)Tues 28th - Antiques & Collectables, Okehampton St. (EX28)

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