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987
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AN ENGLISH LAMINATED OAK AND MAHOGANY PROPELLER FROM THE LE RHONE ROTARY ENGINE OF AN AVRO 504 AIRPLANE
Circa 1919
Bearing identification stamps indicating British Air Ministry registration, 270cm wide
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£500 - £700
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£500
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988
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AN ENGLISH LAMINATED WALNUT TWO BLADED AIRCRAFT PROPELLER
1920
Each blade with brass capped tips, leading edge pinned with scalloped brass strips, the boss stamped OCM No.73 OCM and dated 20.6.927, also stamped CA73 ASSO 500 Diam 295 PAS 17 194 DIS 014,…
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£500 - £700
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£300
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989
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AN ENGLISH MAHOGANY HANDLEY PAGE HP 1930'S TWO BLADED AIRCRAFT PROPELLER
1930’s
Laminated mahogany with capped tips, 358cm long
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£500 - £700
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£400
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990
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AN ENGLISH MAHOGANY BRISTOL BULLDOG PROPELLER
1932
The propeller with markings to suggest it was fitted to a Bristol Mercury IV S.2 Radial cooled aircraft engine, dated May 1932, with brass leading edge covers, 306cm long
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£500 - £700
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£400
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991
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AN ENGLISH PROPELLER FROM THE ARMSTRONG SIDDELEY CHEETAH 6 CYLINDER RADIAL AIRCRAFT ENGINE
Dated 1933
With gold painted tips, inscribed with registration numbers and 'CHEETAH X', 224cm long
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£500 - £700
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£400
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992
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AN ENGLISH WWI DE HAVILLAND TWO BLADE MAHOGANY, ASH AND WALNUT PROPELLER
Early 20th Century
The blades made from twisted bands of wood, with eight stud fitting holes to the centre, 248cm wide
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£300 - £500
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£550
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993
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RAILWAY INTEREST, A LOCOMOTIVE WORKS NUMBER PLATE FOR ‘G.K. & N.L. NO.6’
20th Century
Cast iron plate with raised lettering ‘G.K. & N.L, for Guest Keen and Nettlefolds, No.6’ on a red-painted ground, 59cm wide. Likely dating from the early 20th century, a works plate…
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£150 - £250
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£240
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994
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RAILWAY INTEREST, A LOCOMOTIVE WORKS NUMBERPLATE FOR BECKETT & SONS LTD, 1945, NO.2072, BRISTOL
20th Century
Painted black with age-worn surface, rusting and remnants of old adhesive. Beckett & Sons were known builders of industrial locomotives and stationary engines. No. 2072 likely…
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£200 - £300
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£140
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995
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RAILWAY INTEREST, A LOCOMOTIVE SMOKEBOX NUMBERPLATE ‘5520’
20th Century
A cast iron smokebox numberplate with raised and painted numbers:
‘5520’, worn black background with remnants of white/silver to numerals, old surface corrosion and bolt hole wear…
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£300 - £500
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£380
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996
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RAILWAY INTEREST, A LOCOMOTIVE NAMEPLATE ‘MONTREAL’
20th Century
A curved cast brass nameplate, letters in polished brass on a painted background, EX GWR, 176cm wide
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£1,000 - £1,500
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£2,800
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997
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RAILWAY INTEREST, A LOCOMOTIVE SMOKEBOX NUMBERPLATE ‘3400’
20th Century
This plate is likely from an 0-6-0 tank engine, 51cm wide
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£400 - £600
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£380
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998
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RAILWAY INTEREST, A LOCOMOTIVE SMOKEBOX NUMBERPLATE ‘6905’
20th Century
From GWR 6900 Class 4-6-0 No. 6905 Ston Easton Hall, built at Swindon in 1940 and withdrawn in the early 1960s. 51cm long
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£400 - £600
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£600
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999
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RAILWAY INTEREST, A LOCOMOTIVE SMOKEBOX NUMBERPLATE ‘7249’
20th Century
From ex-GWR 7200 Class 2-8-2T No. 7249, built at Swindon in 1935 and withdrawn in the early 1960s. These powerful tank locomotives were rebuilds of the earlier 4200 Class, adapted for…
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£400 - £600
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£350
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1000
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RAILWAY INTEREST, A LOCOMOTIVE NAMEPLATE ‘WESTERN STAR’ AND A SMOKEBOX NUMBERPLATE ‘70025’ (2)
20th Century
The curved cast brass and iron nameplate in serif capitals 176cm wide, the smokebox plate in cast iron, 61cm wide.
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£3,000 - £5,000
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£7,000
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1001
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RAILWAY INTEREST, A LOCOMOTIVE SMOKEBOX NUMBERPLATE ‘4919’
From ex-Great Western Railway 4900 Class 4-6-0 ‘Hall’ No. 4919 Donnington Hall, built at Swindon in 1929. A long-serving mixed-traffic locomotive withdrawn by British Railways in the early 1960s. 50…
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£400 - £600
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£850
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1002
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RAILWAY INTEREST, A LOCOMOTIVE SMOKEBOX NUMBERPLATE ‘8100’
From GWR/BR Collett 8100 Class 2-6-2T locomotive, built at Swindon in 1938. This was the very first of the 8100–8199 series, a development of the 6100 Class with minor modifications for mixed traffic…
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£400 - £600
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£450
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1003
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RAILWAY INTEREST, A LOCOMOTIVE SMOKEBOX NUMBERPLATE '9490'
From a GWR 9400 class of steam locomotives, with 0‑6‑0 Pannier Tank. The Number 9490 was among those built by the Yorkshire Engine Company under subcontract in the mid‑1950s. Specifically, the…
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£300 - £500
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AN INDIAN CARPET
Circa 1880, the burgundy field with a bold urn filled with bold leaves, a large palmette and large, naturalistic floral sprays; a burgundy and ivory shaped border bearing single palmettes, corner…
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£500 - £600
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£950
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1071
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A SOUMAC RUG, CAUCASIAN (2)
Modern, the madder field with four pairs of saffron diamond flower medallions, supporting hooked motifs; an ivory zigzag and tulip border, 174 x 132 cm together with a modern Caucasian rug, the…
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£250 - £350
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£240
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1072
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A TEKKE TURKMAN RUG (3)
1980s, the madder field with three columns of ten guls, supporting diamonds; a madder medallion border, skirt ends 200 x 126cm, a Caucasian flatweave rug, the ivory field with a crosshatch design; a…
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£180 - £220
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£50
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1073
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A BELUCHISTAN RUG (4)
Circa 1940s, the camel field with three hooked medallions; a madder trailing leaf border 147 x 98cm, a Ghashghai rug, Persian, the dark brown field with four joining hooked medallions each with a…
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£200 - £300
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£180
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1074
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A BESHIR CARPET
Modern, the madder field with three columns of five star motifs, delicate floral intersections; a madder and ivory flower border. 296 x 205cm
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£250 - £350
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£400
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1075
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AN AFGHAN CARPET OF CAUCASIAN DESIGN
Modern, the camel field with two columns of six square medallions, supporting hooked motifs; a polychrome border of diamond design. 314 X 218cm
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£150 - £200
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£280
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1076
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AN AFGHAN SOUMAC CARPET
Modern, the madder field with an all-over design of diagonal rows of bold hooked medallions; a madder star flower border. 300 x 222cm
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£150 - £250
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£260
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