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Old Bridgeport Mononghela-1917. Made Fall 1917, bottled Fall 1924. Produced by The Hamburger Distillery Limited, PA. Gold Medals London, 1914, San Francisco, 1915. Driven cork, paper seal printed with dates. Main label discoloured, with small torn section bottom centre. Clear pint flask. Level: 5cm from base of cork. 1 bottle

Old Taylor-1933. Made Fall 1933, bottled Spring 1937. Distilled and bottled by The Old Taylor Distillery Company, Frankfort, KY. Stopper cork, paper tax strip, plastic seal cracked. Level: lower shoulder. 100 proof. 1 bottle

Old Grand Dad-1939. Made Fall 1939, bottled Spring 1947. Distilled and bottled by The Old Grand Dad Distillery Company. Stopper cork, paper tax strip, plastic seal. Level: lower shoulder. 100 proof. 1 bottle

Old Blue Ribbon-1916. Made Spring 1916, bottled Spring 1931. Produced prior to January 16th, 1920 by H C Applegate Distiller, KY. Bottled for J Simon & Sons Inc., St. Louis, Missouri. Clear pint flask shaped bottle. Aluminium cap. Level: 7cm from base of cap. 100 proof. 1 bottle

Old Blue Ribbon-1916. As above lot, level: 4.5 cm from base of cap. 1 bottle

Dougherty's Private Stock-18 summers old-1913. Made Spring 1913, bottled Fall 1928 over printed "1931". Bottled in bond by J A Dougherty's Sons, Inc., Distillers. Clear glass one pint flask shaped bottle. Aluminium cap, paper seal printed with dates. In original carton. Level: 7 cm from base of cap. 1 bottle

Dougherty's Private Stock-18 summers old-1913. As above lot, level: 5.5cm from base of cap. 1 bottle

Four Roses. A Blend of Straight Rye Whiskies, blended by Frankfort Distilleries Incorporated. Tall one quart bottle with applied oval shoulder label illustrated in colour of "Four Roses" in raised relief. Stopper cork, embossed lead capsule. Level: middle of shoulder. 1 bottle

Park & Tilford Reserve. Whiskey, A Blend. Blended and bottled by Park & Tilford Distillers Inc., New York, NY. Brown quart square shaped bottle, stopper cork, paper tax strip. Level: lower shoulder. 86.8 degrees proof. 1 bottle

Old Grand Dad-1916. Made Spring 1916, bottled Fall 1929. Bottled by The American Medicinal Spirits Company, Louisville. Aluminium cap over stopper cork. Level: 7cm from base of cap. 100 degrees proof. Monogram. Blended Whiskey. Guaranteed by Bernheim Distilling Company, Louisville. Glass topped stopper cork. Level: 7cm from base of cork. 2 half pint bottles

W.Elliot. 268 High Holborn, London.. A GEORGE III MAHOGANY-CASED POCKET COMPASS/CLINOMETER of simple form, having a printed paper compass dial, inset spirit level and cross-wire sighting to the base and engraved brass quadrant with swinging arm to the hinged lid, 9cm, (3.6in) square

Louis Paschal Casella: A 19TH-CENTURY BRASS "DUMPY" LEVEL, the barrel engraved with maker's name of L. Casella, London, and "9in. C.L. No 7" anodised finish, in fitted mahogany case with attachment, also painted with "9in, C.L. No 7", brass carrying handle, 28cm, (11.2in) long overall, complete with wooden tripod

AN EARLY VICTORIAN MAHOGANY WHEEL OR "BANJO" BAROMETER having a swan-neck pediment above an ebony and boxwood-strung trunk with hygrometer, mercury thermometer with silvered scale, convex mirror in reeded surround, silvered dial, ivory adjusting knob and silvered spirit level inscribed "Warranted Correct", 108cm, (42.5in) high

A 19th Century wheel barometer, the paper dial inscribed Mark Hill, 39 Edmund Street, Birmingham, with thermometer, hygrometer and level, in simulated rosewood banjo shaped case, 101 cm high (39 3/4").

Thomas Hine, 1938, Grande Champagne AOC, Cognac, 1 bottle, low level

Chateau Mouton Rothschild, 1978, Pauillac, first growth, level base of neck, 1 bottle

Chateau Haut-Brion, 1949, Graves, first growth, low level, 1 half bottle

OO Gauge, Hornby Dublo, accessories, including two D1 island platforms, one with Overton label, D1 through station, D1 signal cabin, two D1 single arm signals, in original boxes, loose accessories including water crane, two level crossings, D1 foot bridge and track; a Merit coal bunker, four lineside accessories by various makers and a Mamod steam tractor, very good condition. (13 plus track).

A mahogany wheel barometer, mid 19th Century, with later restoration, the swan neck pediment over dry/damp dial, mercury thermometer and convex mirror below, the 20cms silvered dial with spirit level to the Base, engraved 'D.Simons, Trowbridge - warranted'. 98cms long.

A coated metal surveyors level by Stanley, Great Turnstile, Holborn, London, number 110168, in mahogany carrying case.

A Hornby Dublo D1 Level Crossing, and other related items (2 boxes).

A 19th Century Wheel Barometer, with thermometer, hydrometer, witch's glass and level, in a mahogany case, 96 cm.

A 19th Century Wheel Barometer, with hydrometer, thermometer, witches glass and level, in a mahogany case, with swan neck pediment, 97 cm.

A 19th Century Wheel Barometer, with thermometer, dry/damp, mirror and level, signed "JORDAN/ALTON", in a mahogany case, with boxwood and ebony stringing (a.f.) 94 cm.

A builders level in wooden case, Watts & Son, dated 1944, with tripod stand.

A Victorian banjo shape barometer, mahogany veneered with stringing, the swan neck pediment above a thermometer and a hygrometer (needle missing) to a 10in. dial and an adjuster, the level dial inscribed J. Somalvico & Co, London, (glass missing,) 3ft 6.5in (108cm) high.

Jos H. Donegani, Northampton, mahogany cased wheel barometer, circa 1820, the swan neck pediment centred with a brass urn finial over humidity dial, silvered thermometer, a convex mirror and a silvered main dial with signed level beneath, boxwood strung throughout, height 39ins

A mahogany and line-inlaid wheel barometer, the silvered round register with a central sweep hand, thermometer, hygrometer and spirit level, the latter inscribed WARRANTED CORRECT, 91cm high (some damage to the case)

A mahogany wheel barometer, the round silvered register with central sweep hand, convex mirror, thermometer, hygrometer and spirit level, the latter inscribed Chas. Pensotti Gravesend, the case surmounted with a swan-neck pediment, 107cm high

A Hornby Series gauge O EIE level crossing, in original box, and another, unboxed.

A MID 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY MERCURY WHEEL BAROMETER, the damp/dry dial with convex glass, the spirit thermometer with silvered scale, the silvered dial with convex glass, the spirit level inscribed "Hennessy Swansea" on the backplate, the case with swan neck pediment. Height 36". Dial Diameter 6.5".

A Regency mahogany wheel barometer, with silvered hydrometer, thermometer, dual and level, signed J Harris & Son, High Street, Bloomsbury, 3ft 2ins

Cambridgeshire. Wing (John), An Actual Survey of the North-Level Part of the Great Level of the Fens call'd Bedford Level, also of Crowland, Great Porsand, and Part of South Holland, in the County of Lincoln..., pub. 1749, hand coloured engraved map, fine ornamental title cartouche, cropped at the sides approx. 2 cm into the printed image, approx. 530 x 670 mm (1).

A rosewood cased wheel barometer, early 19th century, broken scroll architectural pediment above a hygrometer, detachable thermometer, butler's mirror in reeded slip frame, an 8" silver dial and level marked 'Evans, Welshpool', 38" high

A 19th century mahogany and boxwood strung wheel barometer with swan-neck pediment, hygrometer, mercurial thermometer and mirror, with 20cm. silvered dial and level below signed 'J & P Gatti, Lewis', 98cm. high.

A Vannini, Sheffield, a mahogany case barometer, the swan neck pediment above dry/damp dial, thermometer, convex mirror within reeded ebony bezel, the silvered dial bone adjustment knob and spirit level, the edges box and ebony line inlaid, 97cm high.

A George IV mahogany, ebony and boxwood lined mercury wheel barometer, with swan neck pediment and boxwood trophy finial above hygrometer, thermometer, set key and level, 20cm, 8 inch engraved silvered dial, signed William Farquhar, Tower Hill, London, height 98cm, 38 1/2 inches.

Hornby Series: cream 'Shell-BP' Motor Spirit Tank Wagon, 'Fyffes' Banana Van, Tipper, blue Cattle, LNER Tender 234 (lacks centre wheels), Level Crossing and M Footbridge; Mettoy Bridge, Wells Coach and three loose tenders, P-F (12)

Hornby Trains: NE Cattle Truck, NE Flat Truck with Cable, Side Tipping Wagon, Gas Cylinder (lacks wheels), Crane Truck, No.1 Level Crossing, two No.2 Signals, buffers, in original boxes, G-VG, boxes G-VG, one P (10)

Hornby Accessories: Hornby Series No 1 Signal Gantry 'Home' A1006 in original box; Hornby Trains No 1 Water Tank and two No 1 Level Crossings in original boxes, VG-E, boxes G (4)

Hornby Series: No. 2 Turntable in original box, Goods Yard Building, Level Crossing, Signal Cabin with yellow base and small Turntable, F (5)

Hornby Dublo: Through Station, two Level Crossings and 3-Rail track, F

Triang Accessories: R.76 Engine Shed, R.576 Single Track Tunnel, R.72 Gate Keepers Hut, R.188 River Bridge, Fog Signal, Inclined Piers, Level Crossing, Signal, Control Unit in original boxes, VG, boxes F-G (11)

A brass botanical field microscope a reproduction brass level, a postal scale and a GWR ceramic inulator.

A mahogany cased wheel barometer, the silvered, level dial engraved, 'Rattenbury, Stratton Cornwell'. 19thc. 24cms diam silvered dial with convex mirror and thermometer above(af). The plain case with box wood stung details. (af)104cms length.

A mahogany cased wheel barometer,19thc. The case fitted with convex mirror, alcohol thermometer above with silvered dial below and spirit level to the base. Later restorations. 95cms length.

Ramsden, London. A George III mahogany bow front stick barometer, the silvered dial inscribed 'Ramsden London,' with a vernier scale, the figured veneered body with a later adjuster, the base with an ebony urn cover having an ivory level indicator, with faux fluted angles, 3ft 2.25in (97.2cm) high.

A surveyor's brass and steel level, inscribed B. Cooke and Son Hull, 30cms, in original fitted wooden box with label.

AN UNUSUAL 19TH CENTURY WHEEL BAROMETER, the circular dial above a level, unsigned, 46in (117cm).

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY WHEEL BAROMETER OF UNUSUALLY LARGE PROPORTIONS, the 12in diameter silvered dial above a level signed 'P. Givsani, 42 Cock Street, Wolverhampton'; with a swan neck pediment above a hydrometer and thermometer, 46in long, 14in wide.

A Hornby No 1 level crossing, another, two no 2 signal arms and various track accessories and damaged rolling stock. a lot.

A LARGE COLLECTION OF HORNBY 'DUBLO' RAILWAY ITEMS, briefly comprising a 2-6-0 locomotive in maroon LMS livery, numbered 13000 to front, an LMS 3490 carriage, and LMS 2783 carriage, an LNER 601 carriage, an LMS goods wagon, and an LMS coal wagon; an 0-4-0 locomotive in green GWR livery, numbered 4560, eight various goods wagons including named ones for Fyffes Bananas, McAlpine & Sons, Castrol, a GWFISL Wagon, GWR insulated wagon, GW goods wagon etc; a platform with waiting room, level crossing, signal box with signals, goods shed; and several hand-made wooden accessories including a goods shed with advertising boards, a further large shed, etc, plus a large quantity of track and operating equipment (qty).

D*** Rivolta, Edinburgh A LATE GEORGIAN EBONY AND BOXWOOD-STRUNG MAHOGANY WHEEL OR 'BANJO' BAROMETER, having a swan-neck pediment with brass urn finial above a hygrometer, alcohol thermometer, (replacement) plain mirror in reeded ebonised surrounds silvered 20cm, (8in) diameter dial, and a silvered spirit level dial inscribed with the maker's name, 95.5cm, (37.6in) high.

AN EARLY VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD WHEEL OR 'BANJO' BAROMETER having a swan- neck pediment above hygrometer, alcohol thermometer, convex mirror in reeded brass surround, 24.5cm, (9.6in) diameter silvered dial in brass bezel under glass, ivory adjusting disc and silvered spirit level inscribed 'WARRANTED CORRECT', in brass bezel under glass, anonymous, 107cm, (42in) high.

E R Watts & Son brass theodolite, No.24966 with bubble spirit level and milled adjusting screws on screw thread plinth, 10" long

E R Watts & Son brass theodolite, No.21286 with bubble spirit level, milled screws and on a milled plinth, military No.B694, 8" long

A MID 19TH CENTURY ROSEWOOD MERCURY WHEEL BAROMETER with damp/dry dial, spirit thermometer with silvered scale, convex mirror and silvered dial, the spirit level with silvered backplate inscribed "F Bianchi Nailsea", the case with bead moulded short tapered base. Height 37".

A COMPREHENSIVE HORNBY DUBLO "OO" GAUGE 3 RAIL TRAIN SET, based on passenger train set "Sir Nigel Gresley", in original box and complete, plus D1 through Station, D1 Island Platform, two Transformers (one not boxed), D1 Signal Cabin, EDL2 "Duchess of Atholl" and Tender D2, two Corridor Coaches D1, seven items of rolling stock including "Esso" Petrol Tanker D1, High Capacity Wagon D1, Open Wagon D1, Royal Daylight Oil Tank Wagon D1, Goods Brake Wagon D1 L.M.S., Power Ethyl Petrol Wagon D1 and Fish Van D1, and various track including EDPR Points, ED2 Double Arm Signal, Loading Guage, Level Crossing and Footbridge, a Crescent Signal Gantry, and an "O" Gauge Tin Plate Signal Gantry. All boxed and good.

After Laurence Stephen Lowry (1887 - 1976) "The level crossing, Burton on Trent", signed in pencil, with Fine Art Trade Guild blindstamp, limited edition of 850, colour reproduction of 850, 41 x 57cm.

Victorian mahogany wheel barometer, with silvered dial, level, mirror and thermometer, surmounted by a swan neck pediment