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CHARTERHOUSEAUCTIONEERS & VALUERS

A Lifetime Collection of Automobilia and Classic Cars to be sold at

The Oaks, Weston Lane, Awliscombe, Nr Honiton, Devon, EX14 3PH

Thursday 2nd May 10.30 am

Viewing Wednesday 1st May 10.00 am – 4.00 pmand on the day of the sale from 9.00 am

Entry on the sale day by catalogue only

A buyers’ premium of 15% is payable on lots 1 to 468, and 10% on lots 469 onwards, all plus VAT

Please note all lots to be collected and paid for on the day, by card or cash only – cheques will not be accepted

Telephone numbers for the viewing and sale days07756 312649 or 07989 418801 or 07977 913615Please call the main office below at all other times

Cover illustration lot 479

This catalogue admits two people

CHARTERHOUSEThe Long Street Salerooms Sherborne Dorset DT9 3BS Telephone 01935 812277 Facsimile 01935 389387

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A 1924 AC Anzani, two family owners from new and less than 7,000 miles,included in our 21st July auction £18,000-22,000

Classic & Vintage Car and Motorcycle Auctionin conjunction with Classics at The Castle,

Sherborne Castle, Sherborne, Dorset DT9 5NR

Sunday 21st July

FURTHER ENTRIES NOW BEING ACCEPTED

To arrange a free home visit or for further information, please contactMatthew Whitney, Associate Partner, at our Head Office 01935 812277

or via email mw@charterhouse-auctions.co.uk

Selling SuccessfullySelling at Charterhouse

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1 A Royal Doulton character jug,Veteran Motorist, D6633 (modelled on BuntyScott-Montcrieff), and two other characterjugs (3) £70 - 90

2 A pair of bi-plane bookends £10 - 15

3 A model Ferrari car transporter, withcars, and two others similar, all boxed £150 - 180

4 A Griffin & George Air Meter, withtravelling case £70 - 90

5 A chrome car badge, Expulsis PiratisRestituta Commercia, mounted on a panel£250 - 300

6 A Corgi Major Toys Ecurie Ecosseracing car transporter (repainted andreproduction box), and a Dinky Toys JaguarXK120 £150 - 180

7 An Austin Healey 100/3000 RegisterClub bar badge, another, Supermarine,Southampton, and another (3) £150 - 180

8 A Schylling Toys Golden Arrow,another smaller, and a Bluebird racing car (3)£40 - 60

9 A set of four Daimler chrome knock-ons, new old stock (4) £150 - 180

10 A Corgi Major Toys car transporter,with cars including two Aston Martins £150 - 180

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12 A Ferrari Thirst Extinguisher, a moderntinplate Harley Davidson, and five modelvehicles (7) £70 - 90

13 A Schylling Toys Bluebird Land SpeedRecord Car, and another, 1000 HP Sunbeam(2) £50 - 70

14 A 1:18 kerb side model, of a Ferrari375 F1 Froilan Gonzalez, Winner Silverstone1951, in a perspex case See illustration £500 - 600

15 A Compulsion Sculpture polishedmetal Jaguar D type, a similar C type, anAston Martin, and one other (4) £120 - 150

16 A Frank Wootton limited editionsigned print, Down on the Farm, Battle ofBritain 1940, 625/1000, signed by WingCommander F Dix £100 - 120

17 A Frank Wootton signed print, HawkerHarts, 57 Squadron £20 - 30

18 A black and white print, of a GlosterGladiator bi-plane £70 - 90

19 An Art Deco walnut display cabinet,122 cm wide See illustration £250 - 350

20 A Corgi die-cast Spitfire, and acollection of assorted model aircraft £50 - 80

21 A Rolls Royce burr walnut revolvingcocktail cabinet, inset with a RR Smiths clock,for a Silver Wraith or Phantom V, 47 cm wideSee illustration £250 - 300

22 A Robert Taylor limited edition print,Summer Victory, 1078/1250, signed £100 - 120

23 A black and white photograph, of aJaguar XK120 in an Alpine pass £70 - 90

24 A reproduction ships half hull model,Xargo, another, Yankee 1930, and two others(4) £100 - 120

25 An early 20th Century Gammagesstyle mahogany stick stand, constructed frompropeller blades, and inset a smallphotograph of bi-planes, 61 cm wide Seeillustration £450 - 550

26 A carburettor from a DC3 aeroplaneSee illustration £250 - 300

27 A walking stick, the silver handle in theform of a big cat £380 - 420

28 A shooting stick, a reproductiontelescope walking stick, and another with acompass (3) £50 - 70

29 A Nicholas Watts limited edition print,Bentley Invincible Le Mans 2003, 724/750,signed See illustration £100 - 150

30 An Alfredo De La Maria limited editionprint, Dicing at Casino Square, 240/850 £60 - 100

31 Three table top display cabinets £30 - 40

32 A Revell 1:18 model, of an Auto Union,a similar Ferrari 250 Testa Rossa, and fourother models (6) £150 - 180

33 A CMC 1:18 model, of a MercedesBenz W125 1934 £140 - 160

34 Three Franklin Mint models, a 1929Rolls Royce Phantom I, a Bugatti Royalecoupé Napoleon, and a Rolls Royce SilverGhost £150 - 180

35 Assorted models, including RollsRoyce and Ferrari £100 - 120

36 A large bronze figure, of a huntsmanblowing a horn, and with two dogs, on amarble base, 78 cm high £500 - 600

37 A Phoenix fire extinguisher, and aMinimax fire extinguisher (2) £100 - 120

37a A bronze group, Vulcan - theblacksmith working at the anvil, on a marblebase £200 - 300

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38 A Rolls Royce showroom CharlesSykes bronzed Spirit of Ecstasy figure, on agreen marble base, and similar pedestal, 133 cm high See illustration £850 - 1000

39 A military issue helmet, and a Victorianstyle military helmet (2) £50 - 80

40 A pair of Lucas King of the Roadchrome spot lamps, 18 cm diameter (2) £50 - 80

41 Jenson Button Formula 1 interest: aBBS rear wheel from a 2004 BAR Honda, anaxle and upright assembly from a 2005Honda final drive gear, and assorted XtracMotorsport Transmissions gear ratios Seeillustration Note: Purchased from Bonhamsauction Saturday 24th July 2010 atSilverstone, with accompanying catalogue£250 - 350

42 Nine car grill badges, includingMousehole £60 - 80

43 A set of three Dellorto DHLA 48carburettors with trumpets See illustration£400 - 500

44 A group of Isle of Man TT relateditems, including a flag and first day covers£20 - 30

45 A set of eight Bentley pistons, new oldstock, another, and four con rods Note:purchased from the George DanielsCollection auction 2012 £350 - 450

46 A Rolls Royce Cloud II/III Lucasdistributor cap, a Bentley Derby distributorcap, and a Rolls Royce Special Boschdistributor (3) £100 - 120

47 A Spitfire jack plug (for headset) £40 - 60

48 A pair of Type 306 shock absorbers, fora Rolls Royce Silver Ghost (new) £300 - 400

49 A pair of carbide lamps, and a pair ofchrome tail pipes £30 - 50

50 A pair of Jaguar chrome knock-ons,new old stock £100 - 150

51 A plastic model garage, and assortedmodel vehicles £30 - 50

52 A WWII wooden propeller section,possibly from a German Junker, 169 cm £350 - 450

53 A painted propeller section, from aHurricane, with Dowty Rotol markingsDA531P, on a carved wood base, 192 cmhigh £500 - 600

54 A pair of black painted coaching typelamps £30 - 50

55 A Cromwell pudding basin helmet, apolice style helmet, and a pair of goggles (3)£70 - 90

56 A large Jaguar showroom chromeleaping jaguar mascot, on a stand, 135 cmlong See ilustration £500 - 600

57 A wood rimmed steering wheel, froman Aston Martin Special £70 - 90

58 A print of an American ‘Fortune’junkyard, a Pratts print, a Lagonda print, anda Bentley photograph (4) £10 - 20

59 An aeroplane propeller section, on astand, 49 cm high £100 - 150

60 A modern ceramic Bugatti panel, 85 cm wide, and two other Bugatti relatedsigns (3) £150 - 180

61 A French marble and spelter mantelclock, surmounted with a young girl and herpuppies, 75 cm high £300 - 400

62 An amusing bronzed group, of a frogriding a hare, 37 cm high £170 - 200

63 A model of a Ferrari power boat, withplated fittings, 124 cm long See inside backcover colour illustration £700 - 800

64 A Bob Murray watercolour drawing, ofa Rolls Royce Alpine Eagle, and a SilverEagle bi-plane, signed, 30 x 40 cm Seeillustration £300 - 400

65 A John Spencer upright piano, and apiano stool £30 - 40

66 A mahogany display cabinet, 120 cmwide £50 - 80

67 A Buk Heutt coloured print, 1929Lagonda 2-litre low chassis model, and twoother coloured prints (3) £30 - 50

68 A pudding basin style crash helmet,another similar, and two pairs of aviationgoggles (4) £100 - 150

69 A Bentley S1 door tread, a Bentley MkVI control panel, and another similar (3) £40 - 60

70 A mahogany Pembroke table, the topinset a panel, engraved Sir Peter Stubb LordMayor of London, from Old EnglandStudents Association Bangkok 20th August1971, 66 cm wide £50 - 80

71 A glazed display cabinet on cupboard,with mirrored back, 160 cm wide £80 - 120

72 A Precision Models 1:24 1938 Alvis 4.3litre tourer, and two other similar models (3)£70 - 90

73 A 19th century style caged birdautomata, 28 cm high £300 - 400

74 A Franklin Mint 1:24 Ford firetruck £40 - 60

75 A Franklin Mint 1:16 Ford Model T £50 - 70

76 A Pocher 1:8 1931 Alfa Romeo 8C 2300Monza model car, and four related badges(5) See illustration £150 - 250

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80 A set of four chrome knock-on hubs,for Bentley Mark VI and similar £30 - 50

81 A Smiths dashboard barometer andthermometer, 14 cm diameter £40 - 60

82 A 1:18 die-cast model of an AstonMartin DBR 1, and a similar DB7 (2) £30 - 40

83 Assorted glass bottles, including Esso1 pint Castrol XL 1 quart, and other similarbottles (qty) £50 - 60

84 Assorted oil and grease cans,including Castrol Service, Bow BellsSpecialities and others similar (qty) £40 - 60

85 Bob Murray, a bi-plane, watercolour,34 x 47 cm, signed See illustration £300 - 400

86 Four Geoffrey Goddard colourphotographs, comprising a Mercedes BenzW196 Grand Prix car, a Ferrari Shark Nose, aFerrari P1, and another Ferrari, all framed (4)£80 - 120

87 A modern longcase clock, striking ongongs, the case having mother of pearl inlay,220 cm high £100 - 150

88 A vintage car trunk, 92 cm wide, andtwo others similar, suitable for Rolls Royce orBentley motor cars (3) £80 - 120

89 A Knight Mega Friction Power 1957classic hot rod, and other models, in a wickerhamper (qty) £40 - 60

90 A Stant ST-255A cooling systempressure tester £20 - 30

91 A Ferrari tool roll and jack £60 - 100

92 A Brooklands style aero screen, andanother similar £40 - 60

93 A pair of Jaguar XK150 chrome over-riders (2) £40 - 60

94 A Royal Doulton Webb Corbett glasshead of Winston Churchill, limited edition148/250, cased £150 - 180

95 A pair of WWII Bakelite telephones (2)£30 - 40

96 An A.T.I. Instruments Ltd rev counter,and assorted bulbs (box) £20 - 30

97 A crome bodied spot lamp, 23 cmdiameter £20 - 30

98 A cast brass Bentley insignia, 47 cmwide, and another similar (2) £200 - 250

99 A wicker model of a VW Beetle,approximately 105 cm long £30 - 50

100 A pair of brass portholes, 25 cmdiameter £50 - 80

101 A brass porthole, 44 cm diameter £120 - 140

102 A terrestrial globe, set with semiprecious stones £80 - 120

103 A Packard number plate light, and apair of opera style lamps (box) £50 - 70

104 A pair of vintage car rearcompartment door pulls, and various chromeplated hinges (qty) £40 - 60

105 A Meadow Brook Hall Concourse deElegance centenary brass plaque, 30 cmdiameter £70 - 90

106 A run of Pirelli calendars (qty) £80 - 120

107 A Carcoon Airflow System, boxed andunused £200 - 250

108 A Toys Fiat 500 pedal car £70 - 90

109 A Moto-Lita wood rim steering wheel,suitable for a Jaguar D-Type, 38 cm diameter£200 - 250

110 A Moto-Lita wood rim steering wheel,38 cm diameter £100 - 120

111 A Moto-Lita wood rim steering wheel,suitable for an Aston Martin, 42 cm diameter£100 - 120

112 A wood rim steering wheel, suitablefor a Jaguar, 37 cm diameter £40 - 60

113 A wood rim steering wheel, suitablefor an Aston Martin, 40 cm diamter £70 - 100

114 A cast brass figure, of a lady emergingfrom a lily, 27 cm high, and a brass eagle,perched on a branch, 65 cm wing span (2)£120 - 150

115 A Rolls Royce Spirit of Ecstasy mascot,mounted on a silver plated fruit bowl Seeillustration £80 - 120

116 A Bugatti style bronzed elephanthead, mounted on a plinth £60 - 80

117 An aeroplane dashboard, with variousgauges, 51 cm wide See illustration £150 - 200

118 A vintage steering wheel, with ninePickering traction engine rally bar badges£40 - 60

77 A Polisil 1:18 Maserati 250 F, in adisplay case See illustration £100 - 150

78 A model of a Bentley 4 1/2 litre BlowerLe Mans style racing car £40 - 60

79 A Pocher 1:8 1907 Fiat 130hp F2Grand Prix racing car, and two relatedbadges (3) See inside back cover colourillustration £150 - 250

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119 A brass bust of an Egyptian Pharaoh,32 cm high, and another similar bust (2) £30 - 40

120 An enamel sign, RAC Get-You-HomeService, 27 cm wide, and two other enamelsigns (3) £60 - 80

121 A large scale model of Concorde, on astand, approximately 122 cm long, andanother similar, 58 cm long (2) Seeillustration £400 - 500

122 A John Mills & Sons gentleman’s nightwatch stand, 15 cm high See illustration £60 - 80

123 A cast aluminium model of a US Airforce fighter jet, 40 cm long £120 - 150

124 A Bentley Mulsanne radiator grill, newold stock, 68 cm wide £300 - 400

125 A pair of Lucas klaxon horns, and aBosch horn (3) £70 - 90

126 A set of four aluminium drum brakes,suitable for various 1950s racing cars Seeillustration £200 - 300

127 Eight Rolls Royce wooden storesboxes, various sizes (8) £60 - 80

128 After Terence Cuneo, a coloured print,Bentley v Blue Train, and another, Bentley’s atLe Mans 1929 (2) £50 - 80

129 Assorted motoring related prints,including Alfredo De La Maria galleryexhibition coloured prints, BrooklandsTrophy and Goodwood Revival (2004/2005),and other similar modern prints (qty) £40 - 60

130 An Aintree R.A.C. British Grand Prixreproduction coloured poster, and threeothers similar (4) £60 - 80

131 Assorted Bentley related posters,including Colin Carter, Mr Le Mans and TheBentley Boys, and other similar prints andposters (qty) £60 - 80

132 Assorted motor racing and motoringposters, including The Quail, and others (qty)£40 - 60

133 Assorted modern motor racing andmotoring coloured posters, includingMonaco, May 2012, Monterey, August 1991,and others similar (qty) £40 - 60

134 Assorted Ferrari related posters,including a Michael A Moon limited editionprint, Enzo Ferrari 1920 Targa Florio, 147/350,and other prints (qty) £50 - 80

135 A modern poster, Sebring FloridaInternational Grand Prix David Brown AstonMartin, signed by Roy Salvadori £30 - 50

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140 A Bentley 3 litre nickel plated radiatorcowel, in distressed condition See illustration£150 - 200

141 A Bentley 8 litre aluminium rockercover See illustration £150 - 200

142 A Smiths Astral brass ships bulkheadclock £70 - 100

143 A wood rim steering wheel, withaluminium spokes £40 - 60

144 A wood rim steering wheel, withaluminium spokes £60 - 80

145 A hanging corner cupboard, the doorpainted a scene of Spitfire aeroplanes information £150 - 180

146 An Alfredo De La Maria limited editionprint, Monaco Magic, 242/850 Seeillustration £80 - 120

147 After Alfredo De La Maria, a colouredmotor racing print on canvas See illustration£500 - 600

148 An Alfredo De La Maria limited editionprint, Le Pur Sang Des Automobiles, 283/850See illustration £80 - 120

149 Motoring related items belonging tothe late Sir Leonard Crossland, the formerManaging Director of the Ford MotorCompany Ltd of Britain between 1968 and1972, including a silver paperweightinscribed Given to Mr Leonard CrosslandManaging Director of the Ford MotorCompany Ltd by the Directors of BrookShore Ltd on the opening by him of their newshowrooms on Friday 22nd September 1967,London 1967, approx. 15.995 ozt, a silvercoloured metal dagger and scabbard,inscribed Sir L. Crossland, and a leather cigarcase See illustration £200 - 300

150 A pair of trafficators, suitable for RollsRoyce or similar £50 - 70

151 A Smiths 8 day dashboard clock,another similar and two bakelite ignitionswitches (4) £30 - 50

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152 Seven Charles Dickens characterfigures, including Mr Pickwick and DavidCopperfield £40 - 60

153 Assorted Rolls Royce items, includingcigarette cases and a clothes brush (box) £30 - 50

154 Six Dinky Toys racing cars, comprisingAustin Healey 3000 sports, Maserati Sport2000, MG Midget sports, Sunbeam Alpinesports, Mercedes Benz sports and AstonMartin DB3S, all restored and havingreproduction boxes £100 - 150

155 Three vintage brass carburettors (box)£200 - 250

156 A set of three Art Deco frosted andetched glass lights, suitable for the rearcompartment of a limousine See illustration£100 - 150

159b An accessory car mascot, in the formof Cupid, chrome plated, mounted on aradiator cap See illustration £100 - 150

159c A Royal Automobile Club Associatebadge bar badge, with HampshireAutomobile Club centre £200 - 250

160 A Castrol autodata board, andassorted race programmes including BritishAutomobile Racing Club, Goodwood WhitMonday meeting 18th May 1964 and otherssimilar (qty) £60 - 80

161 A Knights of the Road Guild News ofthe World courteous and considerate drivingbadge bar badge, the reverse impressedN.O.W K.R. 2597, mounted on a radiator capSee inside back cover colour illustration £100 - 150

162 A Rolls Royce Spirit of Ecstasy mascot,mounted on a radiator cap £100 - 150

163 A Royal Automobile Club Associatebadge bar badge, with HampshireAutomobile Club enamel centre, mountedon a radiator cap £70 - 100

164 Concorde interest: including a threebottle wine carrier, wine list and menu, ascale model of Concorde and other similaritems (qty) £250 - 300

165 A Hassall accessory car mascot, in theform of a Policeman, cast brass See insideback cover colour illustration £200 - 250

166 An Armstrong Siddeley Sphinx carmascot, mounted on a radiator cap £30 - 50

167 A Brooklands Museum 100 yearscentenary full members badge, No 97, cased£70 - 100

168 Concorde interest: a large aluminiumscale model of Concorde, mounted on aplinth, and another similar (2) £100 - 150

169 An accessory car mascot, in the formof Bonzo, mounted on a radiator cap Seeillustration £500 - 600

170 An A.E. Lejeune accessory car mascot,in the form of a wild boar, mounted on aradiator cap See illustration £170 - 200

171 A cast brass model of a Spitfire,mounted on an onyx ashtray See illustration£300 - 400

172 An MG bakelite horn push, and fourMG enamel wheel centres (5) £70 - 90

157 A Royal Automobile Club fullmembers badge, Type 2, issued between1908 and 1920 (lacks Icarus), mounted on aRolls Royce Silver Ghost radiator cap Seeinside back cover colour illustration £400 - 450

157a A Rolls Royce spring compressiontool, suitable for 20 hp and 20/25 hp models,another for 40/50 hp models and a miniatureBradex fire extinguisher, cased (3) £80 - 120

158 A winged Bentley car mascot, re-chromed, mounted on a radiator cap Seeinside back cover colour illustration £100 - 150

159 An accessory car mascot, in the formof a Mosquito, mounted on a plinth £80 - 120

159a An accessory car mascot, in the formof a golfer standing on a Dunlop golf ball,and a ‘Hole in one’ badge bar badge (2) £200 - 300

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173 The Comune Di Viareggio R A I DViareggio-Bastia-Viareggio trophy, dated16/07/1967, depicting a Spirit of Ecstasy stylefigure standing aboard a speedboat,mounted on a black variegated marble plinthSee illustration £600 - 800

174 A cast bronze winged Bentley deskweight, mounted on a marble base £60 - 100

175 A Pocher model, in the form of a Fiatradiator £70 - 90

176 An accessory car mascot, in the formof a bi-plane, chrome plated and mountedon a plinth £200 - 250

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177 A Rolls Royce Spirit of Ecstasy carmascot, mounted on a radiator cap £100 - 150

178 A Sabino style moulded and frostedglass model of a fish £40 - 60

179 A Lalique style moulded and frostedglass model of a scantily clad lady, mouldedto the base, Registered 7400772 £60 - 80

180 A Pierce Arrow kneeling archer carmascot, chrome plated (lacks arrow)mounted on a plinth, and a Pierce ArrowSociety badge bar badge £200 - 250

181 A chrome badge bar fitted fivebadges, including a Bentley Drivers Clubbadge and The Vintage Sports Car Clubbadge See illustration £170 - 200

182 An accessory car mascot, in the formof a scantily clad lady with outstretched arms,chrome plated £60 - 80

183 An accessory car mascot, in the formof a chrome plated bi-plane, mounted on aplinth See illustration £1250 - 1300

184 An accessory car mascot, in the formof a grouse, mounted on a radiator cap £150 - 180

185 A badge bar fitted five badgesincluding Brooklands Aeroclub No.411,Royal Hussars and three others Seeillustration £500 - 700

186 An accessory car mascot, in the formof an aeroplane, mounted on a plinth Seeillustration £250 - 300

187 An accessory car mascot, in the formof a chrome plated running hare, mountedon a plinth £100 - 150

188 An accessory car mascot, in the formof a putto playing a flute £50 - 70

189 A car mascot, in the form of a ram,suitable for Dodge vehicles £50 - 60

190 A Desmo accessory car mascot, in theform of a jockey up, mounted on a plinth £70 - 100

191 A leaping Jaguar car mascot,mounted on a plinth £30 - 50

192 A Bentley chrome plated quick releasepetrol cap, and a winged B car mascot,mounted on a plinth £70 - 90

193 A Rolls Royce Spirit of Ecstasy carmascot, mounted on a town cap £200 - 300

194 An accessory car mascot, in the formof an aeroplane, cast brass, mounted on aplinth £300 - 350

195 A Russian 300 Fighter Day and Nightdashboard clock, the dial featuring Arabicnumerals and two subsidiary dials, mountedin a perspex case £250 - 300

196 A Royal Automobile Club Centenary1897 - 1997 members badge £100 - 150

197 A brass dinner gong, in the form ofthree artillery shells, mounted a plaqueinscribed Presented to Huntley by H.MQueen Mary 24th May 1950 See illustration£500 - 600

198 A Smiths 6000 rpm rev counter,another similar and a pair of chrome platedreversing lights (4) £40 - 60

199 An American Lonergan sight glassoiler £30 - 40

200 A Rolls Royce Spirit of Ecstasy carmascot, mounted on a plinth £60 - 100

201 An Amal carburettor, suitable for aNSU Quickly with a NSU winged emblem,mounted on a piston £30 - 40

202 Two aero magneto switches, an oilpressure gauge and a Sestrel compass £100 - 150

203 A small brass bound walnut dome topbox, containing two glass bottles £70 - 90

204 An accessory car mascot, in the formof a small boy smoking a cigar, mounted ona plinth £100 - 150

205 A Sunbeam Talbot Owners Clubbadge bar badge, the reverse impressedA1333 £70 - 90

206 A Smiths dashboard clock, andanother similar £40 - 60

207 Assorted automobilia, including aquick release fuel filler cap, another similar, aSmiths fuel gauge, and other items (qty) £60- 80

208 A miniature longcase clock, the whitedial having Roman numerals, in a walnut case£60 - 80

209 A Higginsons Patent Autovacgalometer, and a gradient meter (2) £70 - 90

210 Assorted aeronautical instruments,including Weston Electrical Corporation oiland cylinder temperature gauge (qty) £100 - 120

211 A Smiths rim wind dashboard clock,and another similar (2) £40 - 60

212 A Wade type double supercharger,serial number 142N and 143E, suitable forvarious vintage racing cars See illustration£1200 - 1400

213 Assorted automobilia, includinggauges, tail lights and badge bar badges(qty) £40 - 60

214 Assorted automobila, including abrass oiler, gauges, side lights and othersimilar items (qty) £40 - 60

215 A set of five Austin chrome platedwheel centre caps £50 - 80

216 Assorted aeronautical gauges,including knots, altimeters and others similar£200 - 250

217 Assorted automobilia, includingvintage spark plugs, a Michelin man figure,badge bar badges and other items (qty) £20 - 40

218 Assorted automobilia, including aRolls Royce 20/25 town radiator cap (qty) £60 - 80

219 Assorted automobilia, including areproduction Bentley 4 1/2 litre radiator cap,a brass cigarette lighter and other items £50 - 80

220 A Scintilla six cylinder magneto,suitable for vintage racing cars £200 - 250

221 Assorted automobilia, including alarge Cummins piston and a RedExcompression gauge (qty) £50 - 80

222 A set of four Armstrong lever armshock absorbers £180 - 220

223 An Aston Martin DB4 starter motor£80 - 120

224 An Aston Martin DB5/6 starter motorand an alternator £150 - 180

225 A Marshall spot light £80 - 120

226 A Doulton lavatory pull and otherssimilar (qty) £60 - 80

227 An enamel sign, RAC Get-You-Homeservice, 27 cm wide, and other enamel signs(qty) £60 - 80

228 Assorted automobilia, includingpewter tankards, hip flasks and other items(qty) £50 - 80

229 A chrome plated standard, with threeGB Union flags £40 - 60

230 A silver two handled trophy, inscribed1925 Officers, London, marks rubbed £100 - 120

231 A Cadillac car mascot, in the form of aheron, chrome plated, designed by JWHession Jnr, mounted on a plinth Seeillustration £150 - 250

232 A large Rolls Royce Spirit of Ecstasyshowroom figure, mounted on a plinth £200 - 300

233 A Sabino opalescent glass car mascot,in the form of a bird, mounted on a Sabinoilluminated base See illustration £200 - 300

234 A frosted glass car mascot, in the formof a peacock, mounted on a Pifcoilluminated base £70 - 100

235 An Armstrong Siddeley sphinx carmascot, mounted on a plinth £20 - 40

236 A W.V.M.L age formula trophy,G.Sheppard 1952, depicting two racing carswithin a laurel wreath £40 - 60

237 A Rolls Royce Spirit of Ecstasy carmascot, mounted on a radiator cap Seeillustration £100 - 150

238 An accessory car mascot, in the formof a Kingfisher, mounted on a plinth £50 - 70

239 An accessory car mascot, in the formof a Spitfire, chrome plated, mounted on adish £60 - 80

240 A Swiss made Bugatti glovecompartment clock, a Bugatti wheel trim anda Bugatti radiator badge See illustration£300 - 400

241 An accessory car mascot, in the formof a grouse, mounted on a radiator cap £100 - 150

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242 A Royal Agricultural Society gilt metaland enamel steward of car parking badge,cased £40 - 60

243 An E.R.A enamel lapel badge, as wornby works mechanics and personnel Seeillustration £200 - 300

244 An accessory car mascot, in the formof an insect in flight, chrome plated,mounted on a plinth £70 - 90

245 A Brooklands Museum 100 yearscentenary full members badge, No. 96,cased

246 A pair of BP ‘Clube’ gilt metal andenamel laurel wreath medallions, cased £70 - 90

247 A B.R.D.C. enamel badge bar badge,boxed, and a B.R.D.C. 50th anniversarySilverstone 1948 - 1998 pewter group,depicting two racing cars at the circuit £60 - 80

248 A Michelin glass BIB Trophee Argent£40 - 60

249 An Art Deco style brass figure, of anude lady, mounted on a pewter ashtray £30 - 50

250 An accessory car mascot, in the formof a speed nymph, mounted on a radiatorcap £60 - 80

251 Eight owners club enamel lapelbadges, comprising Historic Sports CarClub, Jaguar Enthusiasts Club, B.A.R.C. andothers £60 - 80

252 A Rolls Royce 20/25 metal spare bulbcannister £40 - 60

253 Assorted European owners clubbadge bar badges, including Portugal (qty)£40 - 60

254 A brass Indian Air Force trophy, theplinth inscribed To Central Tactics and TrialOrganisation RAF from Air Force StationAmbala India 19 Oct 1982 See illustration£150 - 200

255 A Howes & Burley model 1003 brasscarriage lamp, with carrying bale, and a brasstrumpet horn (2) £60 - 80

256 A Goodwood B.A.R.C. 1963 membersenamel lapel badge, and other Goodwoodrelated badges £50 - 70

257 Three badge bar badges, BritishRacing and Sports Car Club, B.A.R.C. andBritish Motor Racing Marshalls Club £80 - 120

258 A Royal Automobile Club of Victoriabadge bar badge, with Australian centre £80 - 120

259 Three Allard Owners Club badge barbadges £80 - 100

260 A Royal Automobile Club Associatebadge bar badge, with Devon and CornwallAutomobile Club enamel centre Seeillustration £200 - 250

261 A Silver City GB badge bar badge £60 - 80

262 Four badge bar badges, The Order ofthe Road, Institute of Advanced Motorists,British Field Sports Society and The Instituteof Road Transport Engineers £50 - 70

263 A Delage Owners Club badge barbadge, No.188 £70 - 90

264 The Clifton Lion M.C & L.C.C badgebar badge, and three other badge barbadges (4) £40 - 60

265 Three badge bar badges, The SportsCar Club, British Racing and Sports Car ClubNo.134 and B.A.R.C. No. M320 £50 - 70

266 Seven Bentley Drivers Club badge barbadges, including W.O. Bentley MemorialFoundation Associate £80 - 120

267 A Royal Flying Corps badge barbadge See illustration £100 - 150

268 A Premier Motor Racing Club badgebar badge, No. J4767 See illustration £70 - 100

269 A Royal Irish Automobile Club badgebar badge, No. 01578 £150 - 180

270 Assorted European badge barbadges, including Automobile Club De LileDe Paris (qty) £80 - 100

271 A Royal Automobile Club fullmembers badge £30 - 50

272 A Royal Automobile Club fullmembers badge, Type 3A, issued between1920 and 1930, No. D3192 £100 - 150

273 A Royal Automobile Club fullmembers badge, Type 3A, issued between1920 and 1930, No. D1117 See illustration£100 - 150

274 A set of six reproduction Brooklandsbadge bar badges, comprising Aeroclub,Brooklands Society, Flying Club, 120MPH,130MPH and Committee £100 - 150

275 An Automobile Association of Bengalbadge bar badge, and another similar (2) £70 - 90

276 Two Vincent H.R.D. Owners Clubbadge bar badges £70 - 90

277 A Royal Automobile Club Associatebadge bar badge, with Auckland enamelcentre, No. N19516 £70 - 100

278 An accessory car mascot, in the formof The Royal Hussars skull and crossed bonesemblem, and a similar badge bar badge (2)See inside back cover colour illustration £200 - 300

279 Two Royal Automobile ClubInternational Rally badge bar badges, 1966and 1968 £80 - 100

280 An MG Owners Club badge barbadge, and other MG related badges 30 - 50

281 Assorted badge bar badges, includingP. Peterson Racing and other Bentley andRolls Royce related badges £60 - 80

282 Four badge bar badges, Up Narkover,Overseas Drivers Club, B.M.A. and BrevetFlying Club £70 - 100

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283 Three badge bar badges, PlymouthMotor Club, Burnham on Sea Motor Club andTaunton Motor Club £80 - 120

284 Five badge bar badges, includingRoyal Yachting Association and Model PowerBoat Association £50 - 70

285 A Royal Automobile Club full membersbadge, and a Royal Automobile ClubAssociate badge (2) £40 - 50

286 A set of five reproduction Brooklandsbadge bar badges, comprising Aeroclub,Flying Club, Brooklands Society, Committeeand B.A.R.C. £150 - 250

287 A Royal Automobile Club full membersbadge, Type 3B, issued between 1920 and1930, No. DI935 £100 - 150

288 Four badge bar badges, Royal AirForce, Royal Armoured Corps, Royal AirForce Association and Royal Air ForceMaintenance Unit £70 - 100

289 A B.R.D.C. badge bar badge, No. 185,issued to Billy Cotton, the well known bandleader and racing driver See illustration £200 - 300

290 A Rolls Royce Union Flag enamelbadge, and others similar (qty) £60 - 80

291 A copper and enamel InternationalPolice Association badge, and an I.P.A. Servo-Per-Amikeco enamel badge £30 - 50

292 A Rolls Royce Silver Shadow / Wraithtool kit £50 - 80

293 Four badge bar badges, Rolls RoyceOwners Club Florida Region, Rolls RoyceOwners Club Greenwich 2005, R.R.O.C. BelleVue Washington August 1995 and R.R.O.C.Picnic with the Queen 2005 (4) £120 - 140

294 Five badge bar badges, including TheRoyal Society for the Protection of Birds andThe Antediluvian Order of Buffalos £60 - 80

295 Three badge bar badges, MidlandRolls Royce Club, Sir Henry Royce MemorialFoundation and R.R.O.C. 2007 Annual MeetPacific North West £80 - 120

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296 Four badge bar badges, R.R.E.C.,another, Garden Party with the Queen andR.R.O.C. Centennial Celebration MontlheryCalifornia 2004 £200 - 250

297 Five badge bar badges, includingDevon Vintage Car Club and Icicals MotorClub £80 - 120

298 Assorted badge bar badges, includingJaguar Drivers Club and British CelilyndAutomobile Club (qty) £80 - 120

299 An accessory car mascot, in the form ofa helmet, goggles and gloves, otherminiature mascots and items £100 - 150

300 A leaping Jaguar car mascot, aMercedes Benz 450SL bonnet insignia,bakelite cigarette lighters and other items£100 - 120

301 Three military badge bar badges £100 - 120

302 Three badge bar badges, Alvis OwnersClub, Bristol M.C. & L.C.C. and BugattiOwners Club £120 - 140

303 Seven badge bar badges, includingJet Petroleum Limited, The Vintage SportsCar Club and County LandownersAssociation £100 - 150

304 A Mercedes Benz 200,000 KM badge£40 - 60

305 A Fiat Register cast brass badge £40 - 60

306 Two Alpine Rally Association RallyeInternational des Alpes eleventh and twelfthyear badge bar badges £70 - 90

307 Assorted badge bar badges, includingWild Fowl Trust, Bentley Drivers Club andWorld Wildlife Fund £70 - 100

308 Assorted badge bar badges and otherbadges, including Motoring DefenceLeague, Ferrari Owners Club and Rover P4Drivers Club £110 - 130

309 Assorted A.A. and R.A.C. badge barbadges £40 - 60

310 A Redex National Rally 1954 badge,mounted on a stand £60 - 80

311 Three badge bar badges, Isle of ManAssociation (Marshalls), Association ofPioneer Motorcyclists, InternationalMotorcyclists Tour Club and a Truimphmotorcycle tank badge £70 - 90

312 Assorted wheel centres, includingAlvis, Willys Knight and Ford Model T £100 - 120

313 Three badge bar badges, includingLagonda Club, Delage Owners Club andB.A.R.C. £150 - 180

314 A Royal Automobile Club QueensSilver Jubilee 1952 - 1977 badge bar badge,cased £70 - 90

315 Assorted badge bar badges and otherbadges, including Ferrari Owners Club,Lamborghini Club Italia and a selection oflapel badges £150 - 180

316 A set of five reproduction Brooklandsmembers badges, comprising Aeroclub,Flying Club, 120MPH, 130MPH and B.A.R.C.£150 - 250

317 A Lagonda 2 litre instruction book£80 - 120

318 A Rolls Royce 40/50 HP (Phantom)instruction book, edition No. 4 £80 - 120

319 A Rolls Royce 20/25 HP handbook £40 - 60

320 A Bentley Continental S2 handbook£40 - 60

321 A Rolls Royce Bentley Mulsanneowners handbook £30 - 40

322 A Goodwood Road Racing Clubmembers badge £60 - 80

323 A Royal Automobile Club QueensSilver Jubilee 1952 - 1977 badge bar badge,cased £60 - 80

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324 An Aston Martin DB2/4 bonnet badge,an Aston Martin Owners Club badge and anAston Martin Heritage Trust badge Seeillustration £250 - 300

325 Six badge bar badges, including ThePiston Ring, Royal Automobile ClubQueensland and Ministry of Transport £80 - 120

326 Seven gilt metal and enamel TheSociety of Motor Manufacturers & TradersCouncil lapel badges, from various years Seeinside back cover colour illustration £100 - 150

327 Assorted Rolls Royce radiator towncaps, including 20/25 £100 - 150

327 Assorted Rolls Royce radiator towncaps, including 20/25 £100 - 150

328 Assorted motoring medallions andlapel badges, including Royal Aero ClubAssociate Member See illustration £150 - 180

329 A B.R.D.C. members badge, issued toGeorge Harvey-Noble No.143 together witha Motorsport magazine featuring an articleon his exploits at Brooklands where heachieved the 130 MPH badge whilst drivingthe Bentley/Jackson special in 1939 (the lastperson to do so), in a display case Seeillustration £1000 - 1200

330 Five badge bar badges, includingDevon Vintage Car Club, WestinghouseMotor Club and Sunbeam Talbot Darracq £80 - 120

331 Four badge bar badges, includingDarlington & District Motor Club andFleetwood & District M.C.C. £70 - 100

332 Assorted A.A. and R.A.C. badges £60 - 80

333 Four badge bar badges, AutodromeRacing Club, B.A.R.C., The VintageMotorcycle Club and Vintage Driving ClubSee illustration £80 - 120

334 Five badge bar badges, including TheInstitute of Road Transport Engineers and StJohn £70 - 90

335 Assorted R.A.C. badge bar badges(qty) £60 - 80

336 Assorted A.A., R.A.C. and rally badgebar badges and plaques £40 - 60

337 An Automobile Club de Monaco 1950senamel badge, mounted on a wooden stand,and an H.C.C. badge bar badge (2) Seeillustration £80 - 120

338 Four badge bar badges, De HavillandMotor Club, Per Ardua Motor Club,Brooklands School of Flying and The R.N.V.R.Officers Club London See illustration £80 - 120

339 Assorted badge bar badges, includingThe Vanden Plas Owners Club and BrandsHatch Racing Circuit (qty) £60 - 80

340 Assorted Rolls Royce and Bentleybadge bar badges, including Bentley DriversClub (75 Years), Peterson Racing and RollsRoyce Owners Club Centennial Celebration(qty) £400 - 600

341 Assorted Royal Air Force related items,including Royal Aero Club AssociateMember, Royal Air Force Motor SportsAssociation badge bar badge and a Pratt &Whitney cloth arm patch (qty) £200 - 250

342 A Hitari radio controlled BentleyContinental model car £50 - 80

343 A B.R.D.C. Silverstone Club badge barbadge, No. 84 £100 - 150

344 Assorted aeronautical gauges,including an altimeter and a compass (box)£150 - 180

345 Assorted brass switches £70 - 90

346 Assorted aeronautical instruments,including a directional indicator (box) £60 - 100

347 A brass ampmeter and switch,mounted on a wooden board £40 - 60

348 A J.L.C. No.500 Gang Gauge Set,boxed £40 - 60

349 A Decca Navigator Co. Ltd roller map£50 - 80

350 Assorted advertising tins (box) £20 - 40

351 A model of a Spitfire aeroplane £20 - 40

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352 A model of a Spad XIII bi-plane £150 - 180

353 A model of a Sopwith Camel bi-plane£150 - 180

354 A model of a Ford tri-enginedmonoplane £150 - 180

355 A model of a Spad XIII bi-plane £150 - 180

356 Assorted Rolls Royce tools £60 - 100

357 Assorted Rolls Royce tools £60 - 100

358 Four motor racing related volumes,Bradley (W F) Targa Florio, Bolster (John)Specials, May (John) Formula 3: A record of500 cc racing, and Grant (Gregor) 500 ccRacing (4) £100 - 150

359 Four motor racing related volumes,Prince Chula, Blue and Yellow, and RoadRacing 1936, Tompkins (E S) Speed Camera -The amateur photography of motor racing,and Grant (Gregor) British Sports Cars (4) £50 - 70

360 A silver plated pin tray, surmounted astylised hare holding a carrot, and a castbronzed figure of a hare (2) £20 - 30

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362 A Junior Long brass klaxon horn £40 - 60

363 An enamel advertising sign, CoronaSparking Drinks and Fruit Squashes £30 - 50

364 A cast aluminium road sign, BayswaterRoad W2 £40 - 60

365 Three reproduction tin signs,Wincarnis, 1930 National Air Races 10thAnniversary and Airplane Mechanic on Duty£60 - 80

366 A Rolls Royce card showroom sign, asimilar Jaguar sign, a reproduction metalJaguar sign and a similar Aston Martin sign (4)£30 - 40

367 A tin advertising sign, Goodyear Guideto the West Country, and another, MichelinMap of England and Wales 1968 edition (2)See illustration £70 - 100

368 A tin advertising sign, Goodyear £30 - 50

369 An enamel advertising sign, Fry’sChocolate, some enamel losses £30 - 50

370 A road sign, Diversion £20 - 30

371 An enamel advertising sign, BP MotorSpirit See illustration £80 - 120

372 A modern Ford Model T radiator grille£50 - 80

373 An enamel advertising sign,Mazawatee Tea, some enamel loss andrestoration £30 - 40

374 A bulkhead style clock, the white dialwith Roman numerals and susidiary secondsdial, in carved oak case £60 - 80

375 A large resin wall plaque, depicting avintage racing car at speed, Michelin Pneus£80 - 120

376 A hand crank skeleton petrol pump,having a dial reading 1 - 19 gallons Seeillustration £200 - 250

377 A modern wall sign, Vincent £100 - 150

378 A double sided tin advertising sign,Wolseley £60 - 80

379 A tin advertising sign, Firestone TyreService £40 - 50

380 A Ford hanging forecourt sign £40 - 60

381 A scissor jack, and a starting crankhandle £20 - 30

382 A Rolls Royce/Derby Bentley sparewheel carrier clamp, complete £100 - 150

383 Assorted oilers and greasers, suitablefor Rolls Royce Silver Wraith or Bentley (qty)£100 - 150

384 A Lake & Elliot Braintree one ton jackand handle, suitable for a Derby Bentley£100 - 120

385 A Rolls Royce Silver Wraith/Bentley MkVI two ton jack, with handle and a hub nutspanner £100 - 150

386 A Dagenite battery cover, suitable for aRolls Royce, and a fishtail exhaust trim,suitable for a Rolls Royce Ghost or Phantom(2) £50 - 70

387 A Derby Bentley 3 litre originalhammer, and a wheel removal spanner (2)£150 - 200

388 A quantity of Rolls Royce and Bentleyhand pumps (4) £100 - 120

389 A Rolls Royce windscreen, suitable fora Rolls Royce 20/25 Barker saloon £30 - 50

390 Two two-piece Rolls Royce/Bentley preWWII starting handles £100 - 120

391 A Rolls Royce/Bentley post WWII fuelfilter, and a pair of Silver Wraith over riders (3)£30 - 50

392 A Bentley MkVI Dunlop No.41 two tonjack, and a wheel brace, suitable for a MkVI/RType or Silver Wraith £150 - 180

393 Three Barker Coachworks sill plates,and two Arthur Mulliner sill plates (5) £80 - 120

394 A Rolls Royce tool stores box,containing five adjustable spanners, a brassoiler, an ashtray and four screwdrivers,suitable for pre WWII Rolls Royce £100 - 120

395 A grease/oil gun, and a Dunlop No.175100 tyre removing tool, suitable for a RollsRoyce 20HP or Silver Ghost chassis £80 - 100

396 A Rolls Royce 20/25 wheel removalspanner, and three Ace wheel trim removalspanners (4) £100 - 120

397 A Rolls Royce tool stores box,containing three Dunlop tyre levers, twobrass oilers, a 20/25 inspection lamp, a petroltank float, a fishtail exhaust trim, an Autovacgasket set, a Rolls Royce T bar, No. 82810,and a brass bulb holder £100 - 120

398 A Motorola car radio, suitable for aRolls Royce or Bentley £100 - 120

399 A pair of SU carburettors P10 UE2910£50 - 70

400 Three brass foot pumps, DunlopChampion, Kismet Junior and a Kismet Car,suitable for Rolls Royce or Bentley £60 - 80

401 Six two gallon petrol cans, ShellAviation Spirit, Shell Motor Spirit, Esso, BPand two others similar £30 - 50

402 A double spare wheel clamp, suitablefor an Invicta, various rear lights and lenses(qty) £50 - 80

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403 A Rover P4 dashboard, steering wheel,and a pair of SU carburettors, with air filters£60 - 80

404 A twin SU fuel pump, and anothersimilar (2) £80 - 120

405 A Ferrari V12 six carburettor air cleaner,a quantity of used Ferrari GTO pistons and aFerrari Borrani knock on spinner £100 - 120

406 A Castrol five Imperial gallon oil can,and an Agricastrol quart oil can (2) £30 - 50

407 A graduated set of three Castrol oilcans £20 - 30

408 A double duck tonneau cover, and asimilar vinyl cover £20 - 40

409 A mahogany and brass three sectionswivel Auster screen, suitable for a veterancar £100 - 150

410 Three early bronze carburettors, Amaland two others £50 - 70

411 A pair of perspex Brooklands aeroscreens, a trumpet bulb horn, an aluminiumfoot plate and another aero screen £30 - 50

412 A black and white photograph, ofAston Martin DB3S, 63 EMU, and anotherMaserati 250F, both signed by Roy Salvadori£60 - 80

413 A pair of new old stock American rearlights and others (qty) £20 - 30

414 A set of four chrome knock onspinners, a spare wheel carrier, door furnitureand other items (box) £40 - 60

415 A Smiths Bluecol quart pint jug, and aShell X100 motor oil jug £50 - 70

416 A vintage Snail Brand 1 ton tractorbottle jack £20 - 30

417 An autojumblers lot, including spotlamps, pre WWII, a Ford speedometer, wipermotors and other items (2 boxes) £30 - 50

418 A Rotax aviation control box, TypeF63301, and a Smiths oil pressure gauge,suitable for a Rolls Royce Silver Wraith £30 - 50

419 A pair of SU carburettors and othercarburettors (box) £40 - 60

420 A Solex bronze carburettor and othercarburettors (box) £40 - 60

421 A Germ Oils five gallon can £30 - 50

422 A pair of Jaguar XK140 rear brakebackplates, and a pair of wheel cylinders £20 - 40

423 A fishtail exhaust trim, suitable forvintage cars £20 - 30

424 A large pond yacht £60 - 80

425 A Rolls Royce valeting kit £20 - 30

426 An autojumblers lot, including aMagnalite inspection lamp, a G.W.S. & Skettle and a Pyron fire extinguisher (2 boxes)£60 - 80

427 A chrome badge bar, a pair of air hornsand other items (box) £50 - 70

428 A Victorian bath chair, withupholstered buttoned seat, the brass hubssigned Leveson Manchester See illustration£450 - 550

429 A Coventry Climax four cylinderengine, requiring restoration £40 - 60

430 Three wicker picnic baskets £20 - 30

431 A Rolls Royce Corniche electro-hydraulic roof pump £40 - 60

432 A set of four Aston Martin Viragechrome wheels and tyres, with new wheelcentres £200 - 300

433 An airship type large single propellerblade section £200 - 300

434 A pair of Borrani 16 inch diameter wirewheels, for splined hubs, fitted Dunlop racingtyres £200 - 250

435 A Jaguar D type 15 inch replica alloywheel, fitted with a Dunlop racing tyre, and a15 inch Borrani alloy rimmed wire wheel £70 - 100

436 A Ford hanging forecourt sign £40 - 60

437 A pair of wooden wheelchair wheels£10 - 20

438 A hand crank skeleton petrol pump,the dial having 1-19 gallons See illustration£300 - 350

439 A Maserati Service perspex sign £20 - 30

440 An Aston Martin engine flight case£200 - 250

441 A set of four 15 inch Jaguar alloywheels, with centres £80 - 120

442 Assorted cross ply and radial tyres (qty)

443 A dome topped travelling trunk, andanother similar, suitable for vintage cars £50 - 80

444 A large travelling trunk and otherluggage (qty) £40 - 60

445 A selection of luggage (qty) £40 - 60

446 A vintage windscreen, a pair of steelmudgards, inner tubes and other items (qty)£40 - 60

447 A Condor Swiss Army bicycle £100 - 200

448 A Chessington folding bicycle £20 - 30

449 A Dutch step through town bicycle £40 - 50

450 A set of four 16 inch steel wire wheels,for splined hubs, fitted Dunlop racing tyres£150 - 200

451 A pair of Bentley MkVI/R Type bumpersand another rear, a Derby Bentley fuel tank, aRolls Royce Cloud III silencer and anammunition box £150 - 250

452 An Aston Martin cream leather interiorfor a DB7 £250 - 300

453 A cherished registration number, 815LDT, with new retention certificate £500 - 600

454 A cherished registration number, P51RAF, with new retention certificate £2000 - 2500

455 A cherished registration number, 776ACE, with new retention certificate £1500 - 2250

456 A set of 162 enamel lapel badges,predominantly American marques Seeillustration £500 - 700

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469 A battery powered golf ‘Club Car’ cart See illustration £200 - 300

470 A 1987 Volkswagen Golf GTi Mk I cabriolet, registration numberD212 MBH, blue. This well maintained example of VW’s ever popularGolf, has been with the current owner since 2004. Finished in blue witha black canvas roof and black cloth interior, she has the larger 1.8 litreengine mated to a five speed gearbox, which still delivers performancecapable of keeping up with modern road conditions. There is a goodhistory file with numerous maintenance receipts, a run of old MOTswith the first issued in 1990, and the original owners handbook. V5C,MOT to March 2014, no current tax See illustration £1500 - 1800

471 A 1996 Jaguar XJ6 4 litre Sport, registration number XJI 9800,metallic light blue. This rare Jaguar has the AJ6 4 litre engine fitted,mated to an automatic gearbox, with sports suspension and large alloywheels incorporated into the standard specification. Finished in a mostattractive metallic light blue, it is complemented by a beige half leatherand cloth interior. The comprehensive service history includes astamped service and warranty book, the last stamp recording 125,214miles (29/05/07), the original owner’s leather wallet with the manuals,numerous maintainence receipts from Jaguar main dealers and pastMOTs, Since the last official service stamp, the car has beenmaintained in-house, with the current MOT recording a mileage of137,459. V5C, MOT to October 2013, taxed See illustration £1500 - 2000

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472 A 2000 Mercedes-Benz E320 CDi estate, registration numberV833 NKN, silver. The W210 series of saloons, coupes and estates weremanufactured between 1995 and 2002. The new model featured arestyled four headlight front and more luxurious and ergonomicinterior. This 3.2 litre diesel version offers both good fuel economy andcommodious load hauling capabilities. Finished in silver with a fullblack leather interior, automatic transmission, electric windows,mirrors, and other standard luxury refinements associated with thesemodels. A practical 7 seater estate, offering family transport. V5C,MOT to March 2014, taxed See illustration £2000 - 2200

473 A 1986 Moto Morini 350 K2, frame number 350K2-24630D,engine number 24630, red. The K series of Moto Morini motorcycleswere introduced in 1981, employing electric start, cast alloy wheels,twin front disc brakes and the same V-twin engine as previous models.This K2 variant was introduced in 1984, with all new bodywork styling,incorporating a single seat and tank unit, full fairing and belly pan. ThisK2 is in excellent condition, but has been on static display for sometime, so it would benefit from a general service and safety checksbefore returning to the road. The motorcycle is currently unregistered,and this now gives the next owner the opportunity to be the firstregistered keeper. Note: There is no documentation, MOT or tax withthis motorcycle See illustration £1800 - 2200

474 A 2000 Lexus RX300 SE, registration number to be confirmed,silver. The first series of RX SUV luxury cars were manufacturedbetween 1997 and 2002. This 4x4 version has the 3 litre V6 engine andautomatic transmission. It has been in the current lady’s ownership forthe past seven years, and during that time the vendor informs us thatit has been a pleasure to own. Finished in silver with a full black leatherinterior, with all the usual executive toys one would expect from a topof the range Lexus. The history file contains a stamped warranty andservice book with twelve stamps, old MOTs and sundry maintainencereceipts. V5C, MOT to February 2014, taxed See illustration £2000 -2200

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475 A Fitzel EURO 30-22/53 TP 2500 kg twin axle fully enclosed cartrailer. This large trailer has a full tilt mechanism and has a crank winch.Just the thing to accompany the Hymer motor home to motoringevents! See illustration £4000 - 5000

476 A 1970 Jaguar XJ6 Series I ‘Rat Rod’, registration number ACH527H, green. This Jaguar is a little different from the usual gentleman’sconveyance, because underneath the power-bulge bonnet lies atuned Edward Turner designed 4.5 litre Hemi V8 engine (usually foundin Daimler’s Majestic Major) breathing through a Holley four barrelcarburettor with sports extractor manifolds, and if that wasn’t enough,just for a bit of added excitement, there is a nitrous oxide kit fitted (nottested) for that ultimate thrill. The engine is mated to a four speedgearbox with overdrive. When the engine is started it sounds morelike a Lola GT racer than a luxury saloon, with a roar to die for. Havingbeen inactive for some time, it will require some recommissioning andthe usual safety checks before taking to the road. V5C, no currentMOT, tax exempt See illustration £1500 - 2000

477 A 2002 Hymer B-Class 754 2.8 TD motor home, registrationnumber PJ02 UJE, white. This really is an impressive piece of kit! Thisluxurious motor home affords five people all the comfort, convenienceand luxury one could ask for when away from home, including twoQueen size double beds, a single that converts to a 4 ft small double,cooker, fridge-freezer, microwave, television, shower, lavatory etc, anda camera to aid reversing. The previous and current owners have keptthe vehicle in excellent condition. In the current ownership, the motorhome has formed a base when attending prestigious events such asthe Goodwood Revival meeting and the Silverstone Classic. With lessthan 46,000 miles on the odometer and a new MOT, this highlyimpressive motor home offers excellent value compared to the priceof a comparable new vehicle. V5C MOT to April 2014, taxed Seeinside front cover colour and other illustration £25000 - 30000

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478 A 1920 Armstrong Siddeley 30 hp Series E 5 litre Open DriveLimousine, with coachwork by The Burington Carriage Company,registration number NL 960, chassis number 1936E, engine number13221, maroon with black wings. Armstrong Siddeley Motors Ltd wasformed in 1919 by the amalgamation of Sir W G Armstrong, Whitworthand Co and Siddeley-Deasy Motor Company Ltd. The new marquewas unashamedly aimed at the very top of the luxury car market, withthe likes of Rolls Royce, Napier and Daimler firmly set in its sights. Thefirst Armstrongs featured a 5 litre 30 hp, 6 cylinder engine, cast in twosections of three cylinders with overhead valves. Other distinguishingfeatures were the Sphinx mascot and the V shaped radiator. This 30hp features Burlington Open Drive coachwork and was purchased bySir Hubert Swinburne of Capheaton Hall, Northumberland, in late 1919or early 1920. It remained in the same family ownership until 2009.Affectionately known as Nellie, she remained in running order until theoutbreak of WWII, when she was relegated from the coach house tothe haybarn for the duration. She duly returned to the coachhousewhere she remained until going on display at the Beamish Museum,County Durham during the 1980s. Whilst there she was restored torunning order and the maroon and black coach-work was re-painted.Returning to The Hall from loan in 1992, she would remain with thefamily for a number of years before again going on loan, this time tothe Armstrong Siddeley collector, Eric St John Foti. This rare andimportant Armstrong is believed to be only one of two survivors, andpossibly the only roadworthy example. Luxuriously equipped, with are-trimmed cloth passenger compartment which features carriagestyle drop down windows and chauffeur’s division. The chauffeur’sdriving compartment has been re-trimmed in brown leather. Sincepurchasing the car in 2009, the vendor has been an active member ofthe Armstrong Siddeley Owner’s Club, attending local shows. In 2012the car attended the National weekend at Royal Wootton Basset,winning the prestigious Coventry Cup. The history file contains pastMOTs, Sphinx magazines, an Armstrong Siddeley Car Club 2013calendar where the car is featured on the front cover, and generalcorrespondence. V5C, MOT’d and tax exempt See inside front covercolour and other illustrations £25000 - 30000

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479 The Ex Jimmy Chipperfield 1954 Rolls Royce Silver Wraith 4.5litre touring limousine, with coachwork by Freestone and Webb,registration number OLD 8, chassis number WVH110, engine numberW109H, black. The Silver Wraith was Rolls Royce’s first post WWIImodel. It employed a chassis similar to the previous Silver Dawn andBentley Mk VI, but having a ten feet seven inch wheel base, it was seveninches longer than the post WWII models. The chassis was alwaysintended for bespoke coachbuilt bodywork, and in that respect wasalways different to the Mk VIs pioneering standard steel bodywork.Always lavishly appointed, this example is no exception, with itsFreestone and Webb limousine with division coachwork, beautifullycrafted cream leather and highly polished woodwork, the rearpassenger compartment features picnic tables, a cocktail cabinet, clockand altimeter. The first owner was James (Jimmy) Chipperfield, of thefamous circus family. Copies of the original build sheets reveal thatchassis WVH110 was ordered by Hooper and Co in 1953 for delivery toa Mr A Webber. It would appear that Mr Webber never took delivery,as the chassis record cards record that Mr James Chipperfield was thefirst owner on 13th August 1954. The chassis cards also reveal thatWVH110 was to have an old body on new chassis, the body in questionbeing transferred from WLE27. Further special features listed includeautomatic transmission and new stepped pattern petrol tank. Jimmyretained the Rolls Royce until 1958. WVH110 then passed through thedealerships of Harold Radford Ltd, Hoffmans of Sheffield and AlpolanIndustries Ltd, before the next private owner, a Mr Basil Victor Martin,of Bedford Square, London, acquired her on 15th May 1962 (HR Owenbill of sale on file) OLD 8 would remain in the Martin family until 2011.In the current vendor’s ownership since 2011, she has gone through aperiod of re-commissioning to bring her up to a good roadworthycondition, and the vendor informs us that she drives exceptionally well.The history file contains the original RF60 log book, copies of thechassis cards, past MOTs, tax discs, copies of the completed carreports, owner’s handbook, service book and an HR Owen bill of sale.A rare Rolls Royce, with fascinating and continuous history whichdeserves to be cherished by the next custodian. V5C, MOT’d and taxexempt See colour cover and other illustrations £35000 - 45000

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Lot 480

480 A circa 1918 De Dion Bouton Model HD 15 CV 2.9 litreCharabanc, registration number DS 7970, chassis number HD22751,engine number 183240, green. This large and impressive Charabancis just the thing to take all your friends to the local hostelry! Believedto have been manufactured in 1918, the chassis number wouldsuggest that the vehicle left the production line in 1920, but somemilitary models were re-commissioned by the factory for civilian useafter The Great War. It is possible that this is such a vehicle, and furtherresearch is suggested to verify this. Having been purchased in Franceby Mr J Mathieson, of Kircaldy, Fife, for FF32,000 in 1982 (receipt onfile), it returned to these shores and was subsequently restored(photos on file). It then passed to a restaurateur, who used it as acourtesy bus for patrons, and from there to a consortium of friendswho used the Charabanc on jolly outings to public houses in theCheshire area. Improvements during their ownership included thefitting of a new canvas hood, clutch and new engine big ends.Finished in green, with seating for ten, on delightful slatted seats, shecomes equipped with electric lighting, oil side lamps, a luggagecarrier, running board mounted two gallon petrol cans, a wickerbaguette basket and side screens. She is also eligible for theprestigious HCVS London to Brighton run. The history file contains ahand written note on the starting procedure, photographs of therestoration in progress, pastMOTs, French documentation,photocopies of various relatedmagazine articles and De Dion Bouton owner’s clubmagazines. V5C, MOT’d and taxexempt See inside front covercolour and other illustrations £12000 - 15000

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Lot 481

481 The Ex George Daniels 1974 Jaguar E-Type Series III V12Roadster, registration number CRX 67M, chassis number IS2345,engine number 7S13121SA, red. George Daniels was a master of allthings horological: restorer, watchmaker, historian and all roundconnoisseur. His passion of all things mechanical inevitably spread toboth cars and motorcycles. He amassed an important and enviablecollection of both, which were sold by Bonhams at the GoodwoodFestival of Speed auction in 2012. Mr Daniels acquired the Jaguar inthe late 1980s, using it to frequently commute between his homes inHerefordshire and the Isle of Man. He was also not adverse tocompeting with the car, participating in the Vintage Sports Car Club’sPomeroy Trophy at Silverstone on more than one occasion. The car ismost attractively finished in bright red, with a contrasting black leatherinterior, and is also complemented with chrome wire wheels and thedesirable four speed manual gearbox. The car is freshly MOT’d andtaxed, and on a short but most enjoyable test run, the car behavedimpeccably with impressive acceleration, no over heating issues andgood oil pressure. A car for the discerning motorist with a mostenviable history. V5C, MOT to April 2014, taxed to April 2014 Seeinside front cover colour and other illustrations £35000 - 45000

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Lot 482

482 A 1927 Bean 18/50hp Tourer, registration number SV 6938,chassis number 52175, engine number 6762, black. Manufactured foronly three years between 1926 and 1929, the Meadows engined 18/50hp is the rarest of all Bean models. This example features touringcoachwork, not dissimilar to Bentley and Lagonda models of theperiod. The car was purchased from auction in 2002 and restoredbefore she was exported to Hong Kong, where she participated in arally. Returning to England in 2006, she went into a period of drystorage, emerging to be auctioned once again, being bought by thepresent owner. The vendor has undertaken a programme of re-commissioning, including the fitting of a new battery and tyres to bringthe car up to a good roadworthy condition. Finished in black with redcoachlines, the body features twin running board mounted sparewheels. The interior is trimmed in black leather and the hood is acream canvas type. The vendor informs us that the tuned Meadows 3litre straight 6 affords excellent performance, and with its high ratioback axle, sustained speeds of 70 mph are obtainable. The history filecontains numerous receipts from Australia, Hong Kong and Britain,(including one for a gearbox overhaul), original owner’s handbook,original marketingpamphlets and oldMOTs. A well restoredexample of Bean’s rarestmodel, which hasmellowed nicely, andhas all the presence of a 3 litre Bentley at a fraction of the cost.V5C, MOT’d and taxexempt See inside front cover colour and other illustrations £20000 - 25000

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CHARTERHOUSEAuctioneers & Valuers

The Long Street Salerooms, Sherborne, Dorset DT9 3BSTelephone (01935) 812277 Facsimile (01935) 389387

www.charterhouse-auctions.co.uk enquiry@charterhouse-auctions.co.uk

Bidding Slip

Date of Sale: ..............................................................................................................................................

I authorise Charterhouse to bid on the above listed lot(s) on my behalf.

Name & Address: ........................................................................................................................................

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Lot No Description Bid(excluding premium)

Conditions of Sale1) All lots will be offered for sale subject to these conditions of sale for veteran, vintage and classic

vehicles, motorcycles and automobilia.

2) Charterhouse act as agents for the vendor of each lot and shall not be party to or liable in anymanner whatsoever on any contract of sale between the seller and the buyer.

3) The Buyera) The highest bidder acknowledged as such by the auctioneer will be the buyer. If any disputearises, the auctioneer shall have absolute discretion to settle the matter. The auctioneer shall rulethe bidding and no bid shall be retracted. The auctioneer reserves the right to refuse any bid. Thebidder at the sale who is successful in purchasing any lot or lots is entirely responsible for paying forsuch lot or lots in accordance with our terms of business. Purchases made on behalf of a third partyare entirely the responsibility of the bidder at the sale. The auctioneer reserves the right to bid onbehalf of the vendors for any lot and to withdraw, consolidate or divide any lot or lots.

b) The buyer of any lot shall be solely responsible for conforming with the requirements of theRoad Traffic Acts, the Construction and Use of Motor Vehicle Regulations and all relevant orders,rules and legislation made in connection therewith.

c) The buyer of any lot shall be solely responsible for the obtaining of any export license that maybe required in connection with any lot purchased. (see below)

Export Licencesi) Buyers are reminded that an export license is required for any vehicle purchased for more than£15,999 and manufactured or produced 50 years prior to the date of export. Certain other itemsincluding, inter alia, all manuscripts and documents 50 or more years old and photographic material60 or more years old and valued at £400 or more require export licences.

ii) It should be noted that export licences usually take a minimum of four weeks to obtain andbuyers are reminded that their purchases must be stored away from the auction site, at their cost,pending export.

iii) Buyers are reminded that it is a serious offence to breach or attempt the regulations concerningexport licences.

4) Buyers are reminded that their purchases are held at their risk from the fall of the hammer andCharterhouse will not accept any liability for loss of or damage to any lot.

5) Registration. To assist the progress of the sale, all prospective buyers must register their name andaddress at reception and collect a numbered bidding card before the sale commences. This card maybe used to indicate your bids to the auctioneer during the sale. Two forms of identification need to besupplied to register, at least one with name, address, signature and preferably photograph, for examplea new style driving licence. For prospective buyers who will not be at the sale, either because they areleaving absentee bids or are having a telephone bid, and who are interested in a vehicle or motorbike,a £1,000 deposit will need to be paid. This will be refunded if the bid is not successful. If the bid issuccessful, this sum will be used towards the final bill.

6) Buyer’s Premium. A buyer’s premium of 15% plus VAT is payable on the final bid price of eachautomobilia lot. A buyer’s premium of 10% plus VAT is payable on the final bid price of each vehiclelot, with a minimum buyer’s premium of £100 plus VAT being payable on motor cars and £50 plusVAT being payable on motorcycles.

7) Value Added Tax. Lots on which Value Added Tax may be payable by the buyer on the "hammerprice" are indicated in the catalogue by a symbol beside the lot number. The buyer shall pay anyVAT which may be due on any amounts owed by the buyer under these Terms of Business at the ratesprevailing on the day of the auction.

8) Auctioneers Margin Scheme. The Auctioneers Margin Scheme allows auctioneers to sell itemswithout VAT on the hammer price. Under the margin scheme an amount equivalent to VAT at thecurrent rate is added to the buyer’s premium. This amount cannot be refunded. The VAT element willnot be shown separately on the buyer’s invoice.

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9) Payment. The purchase price must be paid by the buyer to Charterhouse no later than 12 noon on the Friday following the sale. Our methods of payment are with cash or card. Visaand Mastercard are accepted, and incur a 2% surcharge. Cash for amounts over £9,000 will notbe accepted. All purchases must be paid in full before any lot is removed from the premises,no goods will be released to buyers unknown to the auctioneers without adequate reference.Any buyers unknown to the auctioneer must establish a bank reference with the Accountsdepartment prior to the sale. Anyone who, for whatever reason, is unable to pay for their goodson the day of the sale, must inform the Accounts department as to the date and method thatpayment will be made. Accounts not paid within fourteen days will automatically be subject toan interest charge of 5% above base rate from the day of sale.

a) Our bank details are as follows:Bank: Nat West BankAddress: 50 Cheap Street, Sherborne, Dorset, DT9 3BHSort Code: 60-19-12Account No: 97883700Account Name: Charterhouse

10) Descriptiona) All lots are sold and purchased ‘as seen’. A vehicle sold ‘as seen’ is sold and purchased for whatit is and with all its faults (if any) and without any condition, warranty or other term (whetherexpressed or implied and whether implied by statute, common law, custom or otherwise) as to theage, description, mileage, suitability, fitness for purpose, merchantable quality or roadworthiness ofthe vehicle.

b) Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the description of each lot, but these,whether made orally or in the catalogue, are expressions of opinion and not representations of fact.Illustrations whether in the catalogue, on the web site, or sent by email are solely for guidance andmust not be relied upon in any manner whatsoever. Most lots are of an age and nature whichprecludes their being in pristine condition. The condition of any lot and the nature of any damageand/or restoration should be confirmed by the buyer by examination prior to the sale. Allprospective purchasers must satisfy themselves as to the condition, colour, age and all othermatters relating to any lot and no claims will be accepted in respect of any such matter.

c) Each buyer by making a bid for a lot acknowledges that he has satisfied him or herself fully asto the condition of the lot. If any damage is done to any lot at the viewing or before, during or afterthe sale, such damage shall be made good by the person committing such damage, principalsbeing responsible for the acts of their servants, such damage to be assessed by the auctioneers.

d) Whilst every endeavour has been made to ensure that the items lotted in this catalogue will beavailable and offered for sale in catalogue order, no responsibility can be accepted by theauctioneers for variations and omissions due to circumstances beyond their control. NeitherCharterhouse nor the sellers of any lot will accept responsibility for any misrepresentations,misdescriptions or omissions obtained in this catalogue.

11) Contract of Salea) On the fall of the hammer, a contract of sale is completed between the seller and the buyer.Charterhouse is not a party to the contract of sale and shall not be liable for any breach thereof bythe buyer or the seller.

b) If successful in buying a lot, please ensure that your number can be seen by the auctioneer andthat it is your number that is called out. Should there be any doubts as to price or buyer, pleasedrawer the auctioneer’s attention to it immediately. Please contact the accounts desk with details ofhow you will pay.

c) The ownership of the lot(s) purchased will not pass to the buyer until the buyer has paid theauctioneers in full the total amount due and the auctioneers have applied such payment to the lot.

12) Transfer of Risk. Each lot shall be the purchaser’s sole risk from the fall of the hammer and shall besold with all faults and imperfections, the auctioneer not being responsible for the correctdescription, genuineness or authenticity of any lot and making no warranty whatsoever. Thepurchaser is deemed to have inspected the lots and satisfied himself as to their condition.

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13) Commission Bids. If instructed, the auctioneers will execute bids and advise prospectivepurchasers. This service is free. Lots will always be purchased as cheaply as is allowed by such otherbids and reserves as are on the auctioneer’s books. In the event of identical bids, the earliest willtake precedence. There must always be a maximum limit indicated, ie the amount to which youwould bid if you were attending the auction yourself. "Buy" or unlimited bids will not be accepted.Commission bids placed by telephone are accepted at the client’s risk. We do accept commissionbids by facsimile and email, providing they are accompanied by full name and address details. Weurge our clients to place such commission bids within one hour of the close of the view day.

14) Telephone Bids. Requests for telephone bidding must be registered with the Accounts departmentwithin one hour of the close of the view day. It may not be possible to accept requests on sale days.Written confirmation of such bids from persons unknown to the auctioneers must be receivedbefore the commencement of the sale. Whilst every effort will be made to execute telephonebidding, the auctioneers cannot be held responsible for any default or neglect in connection withthis service. All such arrangements therefore are made entirely at the prospective buyer’s risk.

15) Collection of Goods. All vehicles must be collected by 3.30 pm on Friday 3rd May. Vehicles notcollected by this time will be removed to a compound at Evercreech at a cost of £100.00 + VAT pervehicle. Storage charges will then be levied at £10.00 per vehicle per day or part thereof.Motorcycles not collected by 3.30 pm on Friday 3rd May will be removed to our head office inSherborne at a cost of £60.00 + VAT per motorcycle. Automobilia will also be removed to our headoffice for collection at no charge. Lots will only be released to the buyer or their authorisedrepresentative upon presentation of release notes issued by Charterhouse and settlement of anyremoval, handling and storage charges due. Purchasers are reminded that each lot shall be thepurchasers sole risk from the fall of the hammer. Buyers should be aware that no lots will remain atthe auction site after 3.30 pm on Friday 3rd May.

16) Third Party Liability. Every person on the auctioneers’ premises before, during or after a sale, shallbe deemed to be there at their own risk and shall have no claim against the auctioneer or ownerof the auction premises in respect of any injury they may sustain or any accident which may occur.

CHARTERHOUSE

Classic Car, Motorcycle

& Automobilia

auction programme 2013

Sunday 21st July

Sunday 3rd November

CHARTERHOUSEAuctioneers & Valuers

Thursday 2nd May 2013

ADMITS ONE TO THE AUCTION

CHARTERHOUSEAntique auction programme 2013

9th & 10th May6th & 7th June4th & 5th July

1st & 2nd August29th & 30th August

26th & 27th September24th & 25th October

21st & 22nd November17th & 18th December

CHARTERHOUSEAuctioneers & Valuers

Thursday 2nd May 2013

ADMITS ONE TO THE AUCTION

Lot 326 Lot 278

Lots 158 & 165

Lots 157 & 161

Lot 79

Lot 63

CHARTERHOUSEThe Long Street Salerooms Sherborne Dorset DT9 3BS

Telephone: 01935 812277 Facsimile: 01935 389387

Email info@charterhouse-auctions.co.uk www.charterhouse-auctions.co.uk