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A boxed Bassett-Lowke LMS 52/0 open wagon (box af).

A 1:1250 (100`:1") SCALE WATERLINE MODEL OF R.M.S. OLYMPIC MODELLED BY BASSETT-LOWKE, with maker`s label to underside, secured within original maker`s box with labels, the box Ñ 10 3/4in. (27.5cm.) diameter

A RARE 50`:1" SCALE WATERLINE MODEL OF THE ALLAN LINE LINER CALGARIAN, MADE TO SPECIAL ORDER BY BASSETT-LOWKE, CIRCA 1913, with label to underside, now mounted on a mirrored base with wood-bound glazed cover Ñ 5 x 17 x 5 1/4in. (13 x 43 x 13.5cm.)

A BUILDER`S MODEL BY BASSETT-LOWKE OF THE NORWEGIAN ROYAL YACHT NORGE (EX-PHILANTE) AS RE-FITTED BY HER BUILDERS, CAMPER & NICHOLSON, FOR KING HAAKON IN 1947, with laminated carved hull finished in white, blue and red with boarding companion ways, lined decks with painted fittings including bitts, ventilators, anchor winch and cable, awning stanchions, derricks, rigged masts, glazed bridge with over binnacle, helm, compass, range finder, radar and searchlights, motor launches and lifeboats in davits, wood-capped deck rails and other details, loosely mounted on four columns within perspex case with glass front with framed telegram from King Haakon to Camper & Nicholson applied to front. Overall measurements Ñ 36 x 71 1/2 x 12 3/4in. (91.5 x 181.5 x 32.5cm.) Built by Camper & Nicholson in 1937 for Sir Thomas Sopwith, the Philante was a comfortable motor yacht - and one of the world`s largest at the time, displacing 1,600 tons, 263 feet in length with a 38 foot beam and draught of 15 feet 5 inches. She was absorbed into the Royal Navy as H.M.S. Philante for the duration of the war, serving as an Atlantic convoy escort. Sold from service in 1947 to Norway, whose government had organised a public fund-raising campaign to purchase her for the hugely popular King Haakon. He had been promised a state yacht on his accession in 1905, but war and economic depression had conspired against this, but his defiant and popular opposition to the Nazis combined with his pending 75th birthday had brought matters to a head. Returned to her builders between October 1947 and June 1948, she was handed over to the King under the new name of Norge and he enjoyed her for nearly ten years before his death, with his successors using her seasonally every year since. Norge is now one of just two Royal yachts left in the world, the other being the Danish Dannebrog. This model is one of three examples ordered from Bassett-Lowke by Camper & Nicholson. One was presented to King Haakon, another to Tommy Sopwith, the last (this lot) remaining with the family. Provenance: George Nicholson, Camper & Nicholson.

A Bassett-Lowke L.M.S. Class 3P 0-6-0 suburban tank locomotive, 78, lined black livery, electric motor, unboxed.

A Bassett-Lowke B.R. Standard Compound 4-4-0 tender locomotive, 41109, lined black livery, electric motor, unboxed, (lacking tender, dented around chimney); a Bing 0-4-0 tender locomotive, 3741, lined black livery, clockwork motor, unboxed, (lacking tender and connecting rods); a Hornby No.0, L.M.S. 0-4-0 tender locomotive, 2710, lined maroon livery, clockwork motor, unboxed; a kit-built brass L.N.E.R. four-axle tender, lined green livery; and assorted other locomotive bodies, coaches, tenders, and a wagon, all unboxed, (16).

A Bassett-Lowke Trix Twin Railway No.2/344, Passenger Train Set, comprising L.M.S. 4-6-2 locomotive `Princess’, 6201, lined maroon livery, three-rail, the motor marked `Foreign’; and three coaches (First, Dining Car, and Third Brake), lined maroon livery, in original rexine covered wooden box; together with a box of straight rails.. Note: This set was produced only between 1938 and 1939. The locomotive chassis was manufactured in Germany and the tooling was destroyed beyond repair during the Second World War.

Trix Twin pre-war wagons: two cream SR Refrigerator Vans, NE Brake with large lettering, two Lumbers with different strapping, dark grey `Bassett-Lowke` Open; post-war 657 long wheel-base Lumber with stanchions, 1949, VG (7)

Lima: 2-rail electric LMS 0-6-0 Locomotive and Tender 4683; five kit built wagons (some damage) and Bassett-Lowke clockwork mechanisms, one 0-4-0 with wheels and one 0-6-0

A quantity of Trix Twin Railway literature items including a colour catalogue, a Permanent Way manual by Henry Greenleigh, a 9th Edition Model Railway book W J Bassett Lowke, a Trix catalogue, Price Lists, Instructions, some copies of the Trix Gazette and other items

A group of wooden model ships to a scale of 1/1200 in the style of Bassett Lowke, models include the Queen Mary, an early aircraft carrier, two models of the Empress of Britain, an oil tanker, a cargo ship, a cruiser, a single funnel liner, a paddle steamer, a small cargo ship, two submarines, a tug boat, also a large model Harbour set made to the same scale and in two parts that interlock

A Bassett Lowke waterline model ship of SS Leviathan, 24cm, in glass case, with paper label to the base.

A boxed Bassett-Lowke O gauge LMS compound locomotive DC electric 5302/0 with six wheeled tender, complete with Bassett-Lowke controller and a quantity of boxed track (Illustrated).

An 0 gauge live steam tank locomotive, possibly Bassett Lowke, 0-4-0, repainted in LNER black No.8400, signs of use, with burner and few accessories, 21cm

Bing 0 gauge clockwork loco 4-4-0 LNER No.504 and tender (lacking 2 wheel springs); and a Bassett Lowke LNER 33 tender

Bassett Lowke 0 gauge, Coal Office, Shunter`s hut, loading gauge, buffers, `Percival Marshall` book kiosk; an early Bing electric lamp standard, (some paint flaking), and a miniature enamel `Polytechnic Tours` sign (2)

Bassett Lowke and Britains station accessories, two cigarette machines, two Nestles machines, scales, two benches, five porters (one lacking arm), two station masters, luggage and barrows, churns, and two lamps

A scarce gauge 0 electric Bassett-Lowke Euston to Watford three car set, comprising 3rd class motor coach No. 1652, 1st/3rd class coach No. 3416 and 3rd class brake composite No. 6560, finished in LMS maroon livery (some playwear and scratches).

A Bassett-Lowke six wheeled gauge 0 electric mechanism (lacking connecting rods), one pick-up, etc, and two four wheeled electric mechanisms.

A Bassett-Lowke gauge 0 electric 4-4-0 locomotive No. 605 (repainted `Duke of York` in LMS maroon livery) and tender, within a Bassett-Lowke `Prince Charles` box (box creased and scuffed).

A collection of eight pre-war Bassett-Lowke tin model station signs, including `Visit Scotland and When in Edinburgh Call and See the Models at Bassett-Lowke Ltd, The Arcade, Princess Street`, `Twining Models` and `J.T. Lowke & Sons`, and two station name boards for Buxton and Northampton, mounted on card.

A collection of eighteen Bassett-Lowke pre- and post-war station signs, including pre-war `Bournville Cocoa`, `Walkalong Shoes`, `Mazawattee Tea` and `Oxo`, and post-war `K.L.G. Sparking Plugs`, `Wills Woodbines`, `Oxo` and `Shell`, mounted on card.

A collection of fifteen Bassett-Lowke pre- and post-war station signs, including pre-war `Wrights Coal Tar Soap`, `Bovril` and `Pears`, and post-war `Oxo`, `Ever Ready` and `Player`s Airman Cigarettes`.

A collection of eighteen pre- and post-war Bassett-Lowke station signs, including pre-war `Suttons Seeds`, `Virol`, `Ride a B.S.A. Bicycle` and `Players Navy Cut`, and post-war `Castrol`, `Wills Capstan Cigarettes`, `Stephens Ink` and `Virol`, mounted on card.

A Bassett-Lowke wartime stocklist, dated `Jan 1945`, a Bassett-Lowke gauge 0 model railways catalogue and a collection of other catalogues, etc. (creases and tears).

A Hornby gauge 0 4-4-2 clockwork locomotive No. 6100 `Royal Scot`, finished in LMS maroon livery, a 4-4-2 clockwork locomotive No. 31240, finished in brown livery (playwear and repainting), and a Bassett-Lowke six wheel tender No. 1927 (playwear and lacking centre wheels).

Bassett-Lowke Railways, A Commemorative Edition, limited edition No. 3099/5000 to commemorate the Company`s participation in the Flying Scotsman`s tour of the USA 1969, with outer sleeve, The Hornby Companion Series Vol. 3, Hornby Dublo Trains by Michael Foster and Autohobby by Marco Bossi.

2 Bassett-Lowke ‘0’ gauge Locomotives for Restoration. An electric powered example of LMS Standard Compound 4-6-0 tender locomotive, RN 1108. In Crimson Lake and black livery. Live steam Enterprise Express 4-4-0 locomotive, RN 6285. In maroon and black livery. Together with 2 LMS corridor brake coaches, RN 9343. In lined Crimson Lake livery. FC-QGC. All are in sufficiently sound condition to make interesting restoration projects. Together with a four-signal gantry and a home & distant signal. QGC-GC. Plus a Lima ‘0’ gauge BR class 33 diesel locomotive, RN D6506 in green livery and 3 BR SR corridor coaches in green livery. Lima are boxed, some wear.

A Bassett Lowke O gauge, clockwork, Locomotive and tender, L.M.S 5520 `George the Fifth`, pre war, re painted.

A Bassett-Lowke diecast ‘0’ gauge 4-6-0 “Patriot Class” electric locomotive - “E.Tootal Broadhurst”, No. 45534, in green British Railways livery, 11ins overall, with tender, box and one strip of track for same

Bassett-Lowke 0-6-0 clockwork standard tank locomotive finished in black with green lining, Southern 78 to tanks, some over painting, loss of lettering to R/H tank, F

Basset Lowke railways, commemorative edition, 2405/5000 to commemorate the company`s participation of the Flying Scotsman`s tour of the USA, 1969, in a slip case.

A Boxed Bassett-Lowke `O` Gauge Electric 4-4-0 `Prince Charles` Locomotive and Tender No.62453, in B.R. green and black livery, original green card box damp damaged.

A Bassett-Lowke `O` Gauge Electric 4-4-0 Standard Compound Locomotive No.1082, in LMS red lined maroon and black livery; An `O` Gauge 4-4-0 Live Steam Locomotive and Tender No.6285., in LMS brown and black, with burner. (2)

Ten Bassett-Lowke `O` Gauge Tinplate Wagons, including two Southern Railway closed wagons and two open wagons, Bassett-Lowke advertising open wagon, two guards vans etc; Four Bing `O` Gauge Tinplate Wagons, including milk and cattle. (14)

A Bassett-Lowke Diecast Model of a Steam Wagon for Alfred Grant, Haulage Contractor, Northampton, with display stand and inner packaging; Boxed Britains Ltd Edition Centenary Tractor; Three Boxed Large Scale Earth Moving Vehicles by Ros; Leibherr Diecast Crane. (6)

A rare Bing gauge 1 passenger coach. An impressive London, North Western Railway third class bogie corridor brake coach. In brown & cream LNWR livery, with off white roof. With opening doors to passenger accommodation, guards and luggage van. Six torpedo ventilators to roof. GC-VGC for age, some minor chipping. One coupling missing. Together with six Bassett Lowke tin-plate advertising / station signs and four sections of wooden fencing. Plate. Back cover.

BASSETT LOWKE - clockwork LMS Standard Compound 4-4-0 locomotive and tender, maroon livery, litho detail and with key ++some repainting but generally original played with condition

BASSETT LOWKE - BL99013 Special Limited Release, Princess Class Pacific Princess Helena Victoria, with tender, electric, boxed ++mint/boxed

BASSETT LOWKE - BL99011 Special Limited Release, Rebuilt Scot Class Locomotive, Royal Scot no.406100, with tender, electric, boxed ++mint/boxed

BASSETT LOWKE - BL99017 Special Limited Release Rebuilt Patriot Class Locomotive, Southport, with tender, electric, boxed ++mint/boxed

BASSETT LOWKE - BL99007 Special Limited Release Princess Class Pacific, Princess Royal, with tender, electric, boxed ++mint/boxed

BASSETT LOWKE - BL99018 Special Limited Release A3 Pacific Class 2751, Humorist, with tender, electric, boxed ++mint/boxed

BASSETT LOWKE - BL99015 Special Limited Release Rebuilt Scot Class, Queens Westminster Rifleman, with tender, electric, boxed ++mint/boxed

BASSETT LOWKE - BL99022 LNER Class A3 Pacific, Flying Scotsman - 1966 Two Tender Preserved version (1928 record breaker livery), electric, boxed ++mint/boxed

BASSETT LOWKE - modern train pack: BR 4-6-0 locomotive, Black Watch no.46102, tender and three crimson/cream coaches, boxed ++mint/boxed

A Bassett Lowke 3-rail 2-6-0 repainted Gresley class K3 “mogul” engine & tender, fitted with can type motor, fold to one cab side, chimney detached, other small blemishes, LNER green No. 33 (FR) (Illus.)

A Bassett Lowke clockwork “Royal Scot” engine & tender, front buffer beam detached but present, extensive chips and scratches, mechanism appears in good order (not tested) (F) (Illus.)

A scratch built wooden wayside station, gauge 1 proportions and a smaller one, possibly Hailey or similar, with a total of 5 Bassett Lowke tinplate signs between the two (F)

A Bassett Lowke gauge 1 wooden wagon, open LMS coal 9363, paper litho sides, one wheelset changed (G) (Illus.)

A Bassett-Lowke Stanier 2-6-4 clockwork tank engine in a 5618/0 box a few minor blemishes to paintwork and modified fixing to front pony truck, with key and instructions, some scuffs to box (G-BG) (Illus.)

A Bassett Lowke 5305/0 SR electric 0-6-0, black lined green, freelance tank engine with rare No. 78 (normal to LMS tank) factory applied, with instructions and original box (NM-BG) (Illus.)

5 various Bassett Lowke catalogues, including Scale Models section B 1924, Model Ships May 1938, Model Railways Spring 1951

A Triang model of a Bedford Tipper Lorry, circa 1938, and " The Model Railway Handbook" by Bassett - Lowke.

A Bassett -Lowke "0" gauge electric 4-4-0 locomotive no.1108 and six wheel tender in LMS maroon livery (illustrated)

Bassett-Lowke water-line Model Ship, HMS York, (boxed).

O gauge: Bassett-Lowke 99001 British Railways Ex-LMS Stanier 2-6-0 Mogul. Spirit-fired live steam. Mint and boxed. Limited edition of 500 models.

O gauge: Bassett-Lowke 99002 LMS Stanier 2-6-0 Mogul. Spirit-fired live steam. Mint and boxed.

O gauge: Bassett Lowke or similar 4-4-0 tender loco, painted as `Kent`. Clockwork.

A Boxed Bassett Lowke `O` Gauge Special Commemorative Release BR Ex-LMS Stainer 2-6-0 Mogul Spirit Fired Live Steam Locomotive & Tender 42981, limited edition no.368 of 500 released in 2000, scale 7mm to 1ft, in black livery with accessories, display track and booklet, as new.