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Lot 187
Raleigh - Walenkamp - A vintage Raleigh Winkie Tricycle in red and white which has the head badge H. Walenkamp, Leiden. It shows some signs of age and use and appears in Fair to Good condition overall. (This does not constitute a guarantee) [ba]PLEASE NOTE; ALL ITEMS MUST BE PAID FOR BY THE 13 TH DECEMBER TO BE SHIPPED OUT BEFORE WE CLOSE FOR CHRISTMAS.
Lot 325
PAUL HORTON (BRITISH 1958) 'DAYS TO REMEMBER', a signed limited edition print on paper, depicting a boy looking out of his bedroom window at his Raleigh Chopper bike and football, numbered 49 without certificate, approximate size 44cm x 44cm frame 70cm x 69cm, This print was a time limited release to raise money for Acorns Hospice, Paul Horton has confirmed that approximately 1130 were sold, Condition Report: rubs and scratches to the frame (artist resale rights apply)
Lot 612
BINDING - Practical Wisdom, London, 1907, square 8vo, FINELY BOUND in full green crushed morocco elaborately decorated in gilt.BINDING - Practical Wisdom. London: Arthur L. Humphreys from "The Royal Library Belles Lettres Series", 1907. Square 8vo (162 x 125mm). Half title, the title printed in red and black. FINELY BOUND in full green crushed morocco gilt [the binding unsigned], the covers with elaborate gilt arabesque designs at the centre and corners against a lattice of gilt ruled lines from top to bottom, triple gilt fillet borders, the spine gilt in six compartments, marbled endpapers, top edges gilt, others uncut. Provenance: "Beatrice from Frank, Aug. 9th, '17" (inscription on front free endpaper). "Second impression." The contents contain advice to children in essays by Francis Osborn (first printed in 1656), Sir George Savile (1688), Sir Walter Raleigh (c.1632), Lord Burleigh (1617), Sir Matthew Hale (c.1680) and William, Earl of Bedford (c.1642) respectively.
Lot 91
Dinky Group of Commercial Vehicles - Including (1) 472 Austin Van "Raleigh Cycles" - dark green body, yellow ridged hubs; (2) 481 Bedford Van "Ovaltine" - mid-blue body & ridged hubs; (3) 443 Studebaker "National Benzole" Tanker - yellow body & ridged hubs - generally Excellent to Excellent Plus in Fair to Good boxes (1 box is missing 1 end flap). (3)
Lot 477
Courtenay Lady Jane Grey with Executioner and block, Sir Walter Raleigh, Sir Francis Drake, Mary Queen of Scots (one hand missing), Elizabeth I (top of sceptre missing), Charles II, Nell Gwyn, with similar models from other makers including Kings John, Edward III, Edward VI, two Charles I and Queen Victoria (tip of sceptre miss), and Britains for Madame Tussauds Henry VIII and Queen Elizabeth I (Condition Very Good-Good) (21)
Lot 443
Pair: Chief Petty Officer B. I. Thomson, Royal Navy South Atlantic 1982, with rosette (LRO (G) B I Thomson D134410T HMS Minerva) with named card box of issue; Royal Navy L.S. & G.C., E.II.R., 1st issue (RS B I Thomson D134410T RN) mounted as worn, good very fine and better (2) £500-£700 --- Barry Ian Thomson was born on the island of Malta around 1955. Joining the Royal Navy direct from school on 2 October 1973, he enjoyed a long career as Radio Operator, including a period as Leading Radio Operative aboard the frigate Minerva from 15 July 1980 to 31 October 1982. Deployed as part of ‘Bristol Group’, Minerva was heavily involved in escort and patrol duties during the Falklands War. On 1 June 1982 her radar detected an Argentinian C-130 and vectored a flight of patrolling Sea Harriers towards it; the enemy reconnaissance aircraft was intercepted and promptly shot down. Returned to Devonport, Thomson enjoyed a long run of postings to Mercury, Seahawk, Raleigh and Drake. Discharged to pension on 12 December 1996, his character was noted as ‘exemplary’.
Lot 169
Collection of Royal Navy cap tallies, some loose, some sewn cloth for display, tallies include, Royal Yacht Britannia, HMS's Cheviot (dot), Temeraire, President, Centaur, Narvik, Mohawk, Nottingham, Adamant, Manxman, Dieppe, Forest Moor, St. Vincent, Lion, Kent, Flying Fox, Fulmar, Eagle, Sambaing, Cavendish, Cochrane, Endurance, Hampshire, Albion Dryad, Antrim, Berwick, Cleopatra, Pembroke, Excellent, Wessex, Sirius, Neptune, Dauntless, Raleigh, Sussex, etc, lot also includes CPO'S cap with queens crown badge, RNR Rifle Association medallions, CPO's shoulder rank slides, Queens crown submariners badge, Bisley 1890/90 badges, Naval marksman's badge, Metropolitan whistle with broad arrow, group photo of Officers/WO's/NCO's 78 Engineer Regiment (V) 19th September 1997, Sussex Division RNR Senior Rates Mess Plaque, Sussex Division RNR Presentation Plate to CPO WWTR D HACKWORTHY, (qty)
Lot 248
A collection of three 20th century wall signs, one enamel. Comprising one rectangular enamel and steel sign marked 'Constantin Cigaretten', one steel example marked 'Raleigh - The All Steel Bicycle' in a green colourway, along with another steel example marked 'Kelheimer Walzenbier'. Largest measures 49cm x 39cm.
Lot 508
Postcards, Cycling, a collection of 140+ postcards, RPs, printed and artist drawn to include 'Miss Phyllis Dare on Her Raleigh Bicycle', 'Tom Grave Flying The Revolving Wheel', The Bicycle Exhibition Los Angeles 1910, Jempy Schmitz, native cyclists on the Rosita Forbes Expedition etc. (gen gd)
Lot 270
A Vintage Raleigh Chopper MK2 (1972 - 1985) three speed, Quick Silver finish. Condition: This bicycle is, on the whole, nice and original and in good vintage condition. It has a replacement break handle and pedal. The frame has some small chips to the paint, tarnishing to chrome, and damage to stickers. The bicycle does work, but gears need attention, and it would require a good service. (This condition report is not exhaustive.)
Lot 424
9x Royal Mint Commemorative Medals; silver, bronze or base metal issues to include; 900 years of Westminster Abbey 1965 in bronze (no certificate); 25th anniversary of the coronation of The Queen 1978, struck in gold plated silver; College of Arms Quincentenary 1984 in gold plated base metal; 500th anniversary of the birth of King Henry VIII 1991 in bronze; 150th anniversary of Great Western Railway 1985 in copper (no certificate); Spanish Armada 400th anniversary 1988 in bronze; Operation Raleigh 1984 in gilded bronze; 800 years of Mayoralty, City of London 1989 in bronze; and, Queen's Golden Jubilee 2002 in base metal; all medals come in official boxes of issue with certificates unless otherwise mentioned
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