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Lot 229
A Vertex 9ct gold Pocket Watch, with Swiss 15 jewels signed movement, the white dial with black Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds, within a plain case with hinged back and 9ct gold curvette, curvette with engraved inscription, 2in (5cm) diameter, together with a yellow metal Albert watch chain (2)
Lot 232
A Collection of Pocket Watches and Watch Parts, including a gold plated half hunter, a silver hunter pocket watch, an early 19thC silver pear cased watch with painted dial depicting European river scene, in poor condition, together with two leather cased pocket barometers, both in poor condition (a lot)
Lot 237
Omega Speedmaster 'Ed White' stainless steel Wristwatch, c.1966, model 105.003 - 65, the signed black dial with luminous baton markers, hands and centre chronograph counter, with three subsidiary registers and outer tachymetre bezel, the signed 17 jewel mechanical manual wind chronograph movement calibre 321 number 24011388, with pushers above and below the signed crown, the stainless steel case with screw down back, verso engraved with Speedmaster logo, the interior stamped 'ST 105 003-65', on black leather strap, together with an Omega stainless steel signed steelinox bracelet No.13, numbered 1039, with fold over clasp.Note: this watch does not possess the dot over 90 bezel; there is no Omega paperwork.Footnote: In June 1965, Gemini IV became the second crewed spaceflight to lift off as part of NASA's Project Gemini. Astronauts James McDivitt and Ed White circled the Earth 66 times in four days, making it the first US flight to approach the five-day flight of the Soviet Vostok 5. The highlight of the mission was the first space walk by an American, during which White floated free outside the spacecraft for approximately 20 minutes, whilst tethered to it. Both of these accomplishments helped the United States overcome the Soviet Union's early lead in the space race. On this mission, White wore an Omega Speedmaster ref 105.003 strapped to the outside of the left-side sleeve of his G4C space suit. This was the first time an Omega Speedmaster had been exposed to the vacuum of space. This model was later given the nickname the 'Ed White' in recognition of his historic space walk. The 105.003 was produced for just a short period of time (1963-1969) with the majority made in 1965. The Speedmaster remains one of several watches qualified by NASA for spaceflight and is still the only one so qualified for Extra Vehicle Activity.
Lot 243
A continental 14ct gold Pocket Watch, with 15-jewels patent-lever compensated-balance movement, with suspension ring and bar, lacks seconds hand, damaged but currently working, 1¾in (4.5cm) diameter, together with seven various wristwatches, including vintage Roamer Shock-Resist wristwatch with black dial (8)
Lot 249
A Rotary 9ct gold lady's Wristwatch, with 9ct gold link bracelet, gross weight 10.5g, together with a gold-plated hunter pocket watch, with 7-jewels warranted English movement, the dial signed H. Samuel, Manchester, watch not working, and a Seiko stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch with Japanese 17-jewels movement (3)
Lot 158
Two limited edition Steiff teddy bears, Belfry Teddy, with golf ball accessory, edition 596/1500, The Black Watch musical bear, with internal music box, edition 1660/2000, both with certificates but without boxes, together with a Steiff Mr. Tod from Beatrix Potter, 27cm high, no certificat and without box. (3)
Lot 67
A collection of two pocket watches to include: A large open face chronometer pocket watch, hallmarked sterling silver, Chester, 1880. Key wound movement (key supplied) together with fitted Albert chain; A demi hunter pocket watch, hallmarked sterling silver London, 1904. Gross weight: 273.6 grams
Lot 401
Clarice Cliff - The Old Brigade - A complete set of eight figures modelled as Military figures circa 1952, to comprise Royal Horse Artillery 1815, The Prince of Wales Own 10th Hussars 1808, The Coldstream Guards 1809, The Rifle Brigade The 95th Regiment, 1st Kings Dragoon Guards 1812, There's Something About A Soldier, 12th Light Dragoons Prince of Wales Regiment 1812 and The Black Watch 1812, all with hand painted marks to the base, tallest 30cm. (8)
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