A Seiko 5 stainless steel Arabic day/date gentleman's wristwatch, 7009-3131, ser. no. 5N1331, automatic movement, black dial, illuminous baton markers, day/date aperture, w/o, original bracelet, deployment clasp; an open faced pocket watch, white dial, Roman numerals, subsidiary second dial, w/o, white metal Albert & T-bar, gilt metal swivel fob set with semi-precious stones; a bell metal open faced pocket watch, unsigned movement, white enamel dial, Roman numerals, n/w; etc; a metal display briefcase
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A collection of vintage 20th-century masonic items, relating to Bristol. All housed within a briefcase, containing a dress apron, a Saint Vincent Lodge no. 1404 badge, a 1992 '275th Anniversary of the Formation of the Grand Lodge of England' medal, and a no. 1404 'Saint Vincent Lodge' 1872-1972 silver medal. Briefcase measuring approx. 9.5cm x 45cm x 32.cm.
A COMBINATION BRIEFCASE CONTAINING AMOUNTS OF COIN MEDALS and COMMEMORATIVES, to include a proof Maundy Medallion to Commemorate The Royal Maundy Service at Birmingham Cathedral 23rd March 1989 (46 of 50), a Southwell Minster 1984 Royal Maundy Sterling Silver Medallion, a George VI uncirculated year set of coins 1944 The Crown Coin 1937 (11 coins), a 2016 change checker, Beatrix Potter 5x 50p sealed set, 2x HIS 1666 tokens, replica coins, an 1862 French Medal for the London exhibition showing Queen Victoria in period case, a most beautiful 30mm Whist tin and contents containing 16x To Hanover high grade tokens, a 2015 Royal Mint Trial £1 Piece, 1955, 1951 uncirculated pair brass 3d coins, a 388 gram white metal Gothic Crown copy featuring Queen Victoria etc
ChaumetA burr walnut presentation vanity case, presented to Baroness Thatcher by King Hassan II of Morocco. The case with three drawers. With 'M H T' monogram to the top.Complete with:[a] A black alligator briefcase[b] A black alligator clutch bag with a black enamel and single diamond clasp[c] A woven gold clutch bag, in 18 carat gold with black enamel and single diamond clasp. [d] An 18 carat gold compact with black enamel and single diamond detailing[e] An 18 carat gold pen with black enamel and single diamond detailing[f] A tortoiseshell comb with an 18 carat gold spine, with black enamel and single diamond detailing[g] An 18 carat gold pill box, with black enamel and single diamond detailing[h] An 18 carat gold lipstick holder, with black enamel and single diamond detailingThe diamonds G-H colour, VS clarity. Provenance:Baroness Thatcher visited Rabat, Morocco, on the 27th March 1989 and was there for two days before travelling on to West Africa for the remains of what became known as the 'African Tour'. She was presented with this case by King Hassan II during her time in Rabat. Dimensions:7.5 in. (H) x 17.75 in. (W) x 13 in. (D)
PAPWORTH EVERARD ATTACHÉ CASE, IN TAN LEATHER with brass locks and fittings, the tan leather lined fitted interior housing stationery compartments and blotter, the interior label marked Papworth Leather Luggage, Papworth Everard Cambridge, Made in England, by appointment to H.M. The Queen, Travel Goods Makers, the briefcase with two keysthe case 44.5cm wide
A Sony Direct Drive Stereo PS-10F turntable system, together with a Roberts Sound 53 DAB CD radio / iPod dock, a small collection of various LPs including John Lennon and Yoko Ono "Double Fantasy", The Beatles "Love Songs", Barbra Streisand "Guilty", various Frank Sinatra, classical, etc. and a box of various CDs, cassettes, etc., a Samsung colour television and a Nikon Nikkormat 35 mm camera circa 1974, various lenses and accessories in plastic briefcase
Registration - M440 SGWChassis No. - WBAEF62000CB97481M.O.T. - February 2025Odometer - 170,000Although the BMW 8 Series nominally replaced the 6 Series in 1990 it was conceived in a different, higher, more expensive class altogether. In 1995 ‘M440SGW’ (the dateless registration pictured is being retained by the current owner) would have cost around £54,500 or almost the same as a 911 Carrera of the same vintage. ‘M440SGW’ has been well used and, likely, much enjoyed by 6 keepers to date with 181,039 miles recorded on the digital odometer. The current keeper acquired ‘M440SGW’ in March 2009 at around 138,000 miles. The earlier iteration of 840Ci with the M60, 4-litre V8 engine, ‘M440SGW’ comes with a full BMW service history up to 110,000 miles in March 2005. The current owner reports having serviced it every year in his ownership but retains no records of this work. Complete with original book pack, spare wheel, toolkit and contemporary Bluetooth head unit, ‘M440SGW’ holds a valid MOT until February 2025.The BMW 8 Series was the ultimate autobahn stormer of the 1990’s. Designed by early CAD technology and boasting an unbelievably low 0.29 cd drag coefficient, the 8 Series was the first BMW to have, or need, an electronically limited 155mph top speed. This sleek example finished in Arctic Silver is in admirably original condition, showcasing those wind cheating, briefcase sized pop up headlamps and the original style 32, 15-spoke, 17 inch alloy wheels. The stylish cabin is trimmed in grey leather and complementary shades for carpets. In its day ‘M440SGW’ represented the cutting edge of Bavarian expresses. Dual zone climate control, trip computer and five speed automatic gearbox were all rarely seen innovations for the time.The condition of ‘M440SGW’ underlines the quality and integrity of the 840’s design and build. Despite its mileage the levels of wear and tear appear moderate. Some inevitable, but minor battle scars are noted externally, as are some areas of obvious use related patina in the cabin. It all appears relatively superficial, however.In summary:A highly original and honest example of the exalted 8-Series autobahn expressIn good overall condition given its age and mileagePart BMW service to 110,000 miles and regular owner maintenance since then
Breitling. A specialised titanium quartz wristwatch with emergency beacon Emergency, Ref.E56121.1, Serial No.4877, purchased new in 1999 Quartz movement, grey/blue dial with white numerals and luminous quarters, outer raised luminous batons, apertures for LCD display, baton hands, titanium case with reverse secured by 4 screws, emergency beacon antennas secured by two screw-down caps, rotatable bezel calibrated to 360 degrees with cardinal points, on titanium Breitling bracelet with extension links, folding locking buckle. Accompanied by the original Breitling briefcase, large operation instructions, operation booklet, VHS tape instructions, beacon test receiver, screwdriver, numbered Breitling warranty dated 31/07/1999, original sales receipt from Airbijoux, Geneve, signed Emergency ‘Conditions of Sales’ statement and various Breitling service receipts for 2000, spare link. Diameter 43mm, approx. inner bracelet diameter 190mm. Purchased new by the consignor in 1999 for use while working as a flight attendant in Asia, the watch provided safety reassurance considering his numerous hours spent on a plane. The owner has retained all accumulated paperwork related to the watch since he purchased in new in 1999, discounted with proof he worked in aviation, for CHF4,394.Released in 1995, the Emergency was the world's first wristwatch to feature an integral beacon that transmitted on the international distress frequency of 121.5Mhz. With the transmission receivable up to 167km away, initially, the watch was only available to licensed pilots, however later versions could be purchased provided a contract was signed stating the transmitter could only be activated during clear situations of distress exclusively during aeronautical activities, a penalty fee would be due for misuse. As a one-time only beacon, if used in a genuine emergency, Breitling would replace the watch without charge. In 2009, the 121.5Mhz frequency was being phased out as the primary distress frequency for international search and rescue and in 2010, Breitling discontinued the original version. The model remains an iconic, historically interesting example of modern innovation in watches built for purpose.
A BOX OF ASSORTED WHITE METAL ITEMS, to include a biscuit tin of 'Royal Selangor' Pewter items including trinkets, figures, cup and a clock, a dish, two boxes of napkin rings, tankard, nut dish, posy vase, loose cutlery pieces, seven boxes of 'Viners Love Story' stainless steel cutlery, a boxed pair of 'Arthur Price' goblets, a briefcase canteen with an incomplete set of Kitchen knives
R.A.O.B REGALIA, to include a small briefcase containing a silver and enamel medal with ribbon and pin, personal engraving to the reverse, hallmarked Birmingham, another enamel medal for 'Justice Truth Philanthropy' with ribbon, a blue and white apron, gauntlets, two sashes, two jewels with ribbons, booklets etc
A COLLECTION OF VINTAGE LUGGAGE, comprising four assorted size brown early twentieth century suitcases, a small dark green faux leather suitcase and a burgundy coloured leather briefcase (6) (Condition Report: the zip fastening on one suitcase is stuck, signs of heavy wear, scratches and scuffs)
Original vintage advertising poster for Brittic Rubbers - Guaranteed for at least 1000 miles - Design features a businessman wearing a suit and holding a briefcase walking over the globe alongside bold lettering and an illustration of a Brittic Superstud shoe heel. Horizontal. Good condition, folds, creasing, staining, tears, pinholes. Country of issue: UK, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 23x98, year of printing: 1930s.
A cased suite of German parcel gilt stainless steel cutlery by Bachmayr of Solingen - for twelve place settings, comprising 12 x table knives, forks and spoons; 12 x fish knives and forks; 12 x cake forks and tea spoons; a pair of pickle forks; a sauce ladle; a soup ladle; a pair of sugar tongs; a pair of salad servers; a preserve spoon; a cake slice; a pair of fish servers; and a bread knife, all contained in a fitted black faux-leather briefcase with combination locks and three fitted trays, apparently unused.
A cased collection of early 20th century 1920s mounted photographs presented in a contemporary calf briefcase. The photographs including depictions of people ice skating on a frozen lake - possibly Rostherne Mere, tree felling near Hildenborough, farming scenes of sheep and horses, Salisbury Plain, snowfall in North Wales, sunset at Windsor, sunset in Ashdown forest, a photograph depicting the fire inferno caused by the Holborn Explosion of 1928, 1928 photograph of London from the River, the Seven Sisters cliffs near Eastbourne, fishing boats at Yarmouth, deer crossing the stream at Skye, Snowdonia, the Forest of Dean, Albery, Hertfordshire, Hadrian's Wall and the Lizard, Cornwall. Twenty-six mounted photographs, one unmounted photograph with The Times copyright to verso. Presented in calf leather case produced by the Grays Inn Trunk Stores WC1, S. I. T. S. Ltd. Safety First. Case measures approx. 31cm x 35cm x 11cm, each photograph approx. 24cm x 19.5cm excluding mount.
Louis Vuitton45 x 37 x 11 cmKoffer "President Briefcase" (M53012) in braunem, beschichtetem Monogramm Canvas. Griff aus naturbelassenem Leder, goldfarbene Hardware und Adressanhänger. Schlüsselt fehlt.Grade 1Dieses Los unterliegt der Regelbesteuerung: Auf die Zuschlagsumme wird ein Aufgeld von 24,5 % erhoben. Auf die Zuschlagsumme zzgl. Aufgeld ist die gesetzliche Umsatzsteuer zu entrichten.
Louis Vuitton45 x 35 x 17 cmKoffer "Super President Classeur Briefcase" (M53000) in braunem, beschichteten Monogramm Canvas mit Griff aus naturbelassenem Leder, Adressanhänger und goldfarbener Hardware. Schlüssel fehlt.Grade1,5Dieses Los unterliegt der Regelbesteuerung: Auf die Zuschlagsumme wird ein Aufgeld von 24,5 % erhoben. Auf die Zuschlagsumme zzgl. Aufgeld ist die gesetzliche Umsatzsteuer zu entrichten.
Elizabeth II black leather civil service briefcase by Barrow Hepburn Ltd with Mitchell Davey security dead lock, the case with embossed gilt Elizabeth II cypher, the interior stamped B.H.E 1988. Barrow Hepburn of Battersea were suppliers of civil service briefcases, red leather dispatch boxes and bags to nationalised industries.
LOUIS VUITTON Aktentasche "PORTE-DOCUMENTS VOYAGE SOFT". Koll. 2003. Monogram Canvas Serie mit naturbelassenem Leder und goldfarbener Hardware. Textiles Innenfutter mit diversen Innenfächern. Zwei Außenfächer. Starke Patina und Altersspuren vorhanden, dennoch gepflegter Erhalt.| LOUIS VUITTON ‘PORTE-DOCUMENTS VOYAGE SOFT’ briefcase. Coll. 2003. Monogram canvas series with natural leather and gold-coloured hardware. Textile lining with various inside compartments. Two outer compartments. Strong patina and signs of age, but still in good condition.
Well specified manual gearbox car in a stylish colour combination with just over 31,000 miles. At the Geneva Show in March 1999, as a replacement for their much-admired F355, Ferrari introduced the 360 Modena to critical acclaim and not unsurprisingly, within weeks there was a two year waiting list. The 355 was a tough act to follow, but the 360 was rather special - its all-aluminium construction (a first for Ferrari) was revolutionary, resulting in a much lighter car along with increased rigidity (40% lighter than the 355's steel platform but also nearly 30% stiffer), whilst also improving the under-body aerodynamics using knowledge gained from Ferrari's F1 programme. All this combined with the flowing Pininfarina lines, computer-controlled suspension, a staggering 400bhp, 0-60 in 4.4 seconds and 186mph - immediately made its predecessor, the excellent 355, feel rather dated.The Modena also saw a new word introduced into Ferrari reviews - 'reliability'. The engineering had been more thoroughly thought through and this was (and still is) reflected in lower servicing costs than for earlier mid-engined examples of the 'Prancing Horse'. Higher levels of quality too meant that the 360 became one of the first truly modern Ferraris that could realistically be used every day. That didn't detract from the excitement factor however, with strong performance, a searing engine note and a very capable chassis.Supplied by Maranello Concessionaires Ltd, this right-hand drive 360 Modena is fitted with the desirable manual gearbox and looks particularly special in Argento Nürburgring with a rare Bordeaux and black leather interior. It's still fitted with the OE equipment Becker Ferrari radio with the original instruction leaflet. Well specified from new with factory Wing Shields, a 'Challenge' rear grille and full electric seats, it was later treated to a Nouvalari sports silencer which just takes the exhaust note under load to a different level.The indicated mileage of 31,484 is supported by a full service record detailing a major service conducted just over 1,000 miles ago which included cam belts, air-conditioning belt and water pump. The service book contains 14 service stamps at the correct mileages, with either main dealers or specialists and the MOT is valid until August 2025. The car is supplied with all its original manuals, a full Ferrari toolkit, interior dust cover, Ferrari soft briefcase, Ferrari documents case with torch, four keys and two fobs including the original red item. Being finished in a colour combination away from the obligatory makes this lovely Ferrari in 6-speed manual form a very interesting proposition, as earlier Modena examples are now catching the eye and beginning to come of age.Specification Make: FERRARI Model: 360 MODENA Year: 2001 Chassis Number: ZFFYR51C000122444 Registration Number: X866 MGJ Transmission: Manual Engine Number: 59966 Drive Side: Right-hand Drive Odometer Reading: 31484 Miles Make: RHD Interior Colour: Black/Bordeaux LeatherClick here for more details and images
BREE and OTTINO leather briefcases. BREE black leather briefcase with leather handle and shoulder handle, with four compartments two of which are zipped, the interior lined in black satin, with a lot of pockets and pen holders, measuring H30cm, W40cm. OTTINO brown and black leather briefcase with handle, three compartments, measuring H30cm, W40cm. (2)
An interesting archive of early 20th century ephemera relating to Mr Carl B. Bonwit, including a cash ledger detailing payments to various family members including his wife Anna Bonwit and hotels and shops in the New York area, including Tiffany & Co, Bonwit Teller, Hotel Manger etc, documents for several properties including letters relating to a disputed boundary of Lake Mahopac property and the insurance for said properties, tax documents for individuals and businesses, investments suggestion for Clokey & Miller, an audit report for Peck Gowns Inc, dated July 1932 by T. J. Hargadon & Company, a certificate of dissolution of Claire Belle Dresses, Inc, stockholders and investment documents from The Goldman Sachs Trading Corporation including an audit report dated 3rd June 1930, Lawson & Company dated 7th August 1930, Financial and Industrial Securities Corporation annual report 1928, New York Petroleum Royalty Corporation annual report, Regalite Corporation of America stockholders letters, documents relating to Garment Center Capitol, New York State Income Tax Resident, two copies of the Opinion of Justice Dayton of the Supreme Court on Carl Bonwit's application for a receiver for the corporation of Bonwit Bros, three copies of a Statement of Condition for the Manufacturers Trust Company (member of the Federal Reserve System), a further Statement of Condition for The Bank of the United States dated 31st December 1929, analytical comparison of Bank and Insurance stocks by Gilbert Elliot & Co dated 15th October 1930, Michigan Gas and Oil Corporation annual report for 1933/34, all contained within a tan leather briefcase inscribed C.B.B in gold lettering and bearing Grand Central Terminal Red Cap Service tag numbered 151191.
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