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Click here to subscribePalitoy Action Man: 34724 Skyhawk (appears F, mostly complete with instructions in F/P taped box complete with stars, no inner packaging); Machine Gun Emplacement (appears G, complete, no instructions or inner card, in F/P taped box missing stars); unboxed Transport Command Capture Copter, and motorbike (both F). (4)
Four tinplate toys to include a Wells spaceship with box, Technofix motorbike, an unmarked car with gear mechanism, and a Branded Sales roller (4) Condition report: enamel chips and corrosion to all pieces, the Spaceship box damaged missing flaps and distorted. The motorbike rider is coming apart at the seam join on his head, the car lacks a windscreen.
A large model of a circus wagon with clown driver and elephant, the wagon containing two models of bears, together with a model fire engine, a model stage coach, a model motorbike with side car, a calling card holder in the form of a fox, a pottery figure of a shire horse and a model of a vintage car
Model of Despatch Rider on Motorbike, by Arcadian China, (Addlestone), 115mm long. Model of Queen Elizabeth Battleship, by Alexandra China, (Scarborough), 123mm long. Model of Airship, by Carlton China, with French Roundel, (Wingham), 120mm long. Model of Trench Mortar, by Carlton China, inscribed `Model of British Trench Mortar`, (Normanton 1895), 56mm long. Model of HMLS Tank, by Carlton China, inscribed `Creme-de-Menthe` and `The Victory of Justice...`, (London), 130mm long. Model of Field Gun, by Shelley China, (Hertford), 118mm long. Model of Field Gun, by Arcadian China, (Canvey-on-Sea), 120mm long, (7).
A box of motorcycle books comprising `Maintaining Your Brough Superior`, `Harley Davidson 45`s Workhorse and Warhorse`, by John Caroll & Garry Stuart, `Superbikes` by Roland Brown, `Encyclopedia Of British Motorcycles From The d1930`s, 1940`s, 1950`s`, by Roy Bacon, `Motorcycling In The 1930`s` by Bob Currie, `The Illustrated Encyclopedia Of Motorcycles`, edited by Erwin & Tragatsch, `Famous Racing Motorcycles`, by John Griffith, `The Rolls Royce Of Motorcycles Brough Superior`, by Ronald Clark, `Historic Racing Motorcycles` by John Griffith, `Fifty Years Of TT History 1907 To 1956` by L R Higgins, `Don`t Trudge It Rudge It`, by Bryan Reynolds, also some local history books comprising `Looking Back At Knutsford` by K Goodchild, `A History Of Didsbury` by Ivor Million, `The Historical Atlas Of Cheshire`, etc, a pen and ink drawing highlighted in white body colour of four people working on a motorbike, signed A J Coppen, together with two further pictures of Rudge motorbikes (illustrated)
A box containing seven miscellaneous boxed unmade plastic models comprising 1904 Mercedes (Type 1 or 2 Bag) Pattern 78 by Airfix, SP Gun Hummel 1/72 scale 8314 by Esci, Surtees TS16/03 1/32 scale PK305 by Matchbox, US Racing Yawl C310-100 by Pyro, British 10\super th\nosupersub Hussar 1815 54mm 02551-9 by Airfix, Space Shuttle and Boosters 1/288 scale FA008-1639 by Academy and a BMW R75/5 motorbike 1/10 scale MS012 by Hasegawa (7) View on www.staceyauction.com
Audrey Cruddas, British, Costume Designer, 1912-1979- Red Motorbike; watercolour and bodycolour, signed and dated 1971, 52x79cm Note: Audrey Cruddas was a costume and scene designer, painter and potter. Born in Johannesburg she moved to England. Studied art at St. John`s Wood School of Art, Royal Academy Schools and Bram Shaw School of Drawing and Painting. During the war she worked as a `Land Girl` in the Women`s Land Army. At the end of the War she began to design costumes for the theatre and was quickly talent spotted by the dancer and actor Sir Robert Helpmann. soon becoming one of the leading modern theatre designers of the post war period. In the early 1950`s she became involved with the dynamic art community which included: John Aldridge, Edward Bawden, George Chapman, Stanley Clifford-Smith, Joan Glass, Walter Hoyle, Shelia Robinson, Michael Rothenstein and Marianne Straub among others. Cruddas lived in Walton House, Great Bardfield, next door to Edward Bawden`s Brick House.
A SELECTION OF PROBABLY 1920`S/30`S HEAD GEAR comprising an ivory kid leather skull cap and two others, brown leather stitched, one fur trimmed, six pairs of motorbike/pilot goggles, three with perished rubber surrounds, one fur and one leather in bo x marked Mark VIII Stores, the whole lot in a James Lock & Co card hatter`s box
Williams & Pritchard Ltd,a scratchbuilt scale model of a 1958 Lister Jaguar, as driven by Sir Stirling Moss and Archie Scott Brown, by Len Pritchard, wood and aluminium, with applied Williams & Pritchard Ltd metal plaque to the underside, 56cm long,20.5cm wide14.7cm high Provenance directly from the family of Len Pritchard.Williams & Pritchard created some of Britain`s iconic and spectacular racing car bodies of the 1950s, 60s and 70s, Lotus, Spidgets and Jaguars. Pritchard also designed motorbike frames for racing legends John Surtees OBE and Mike Hailwood. Both Len Pritchard and Charlie Williams served apprenticeships in specialist coachworks working on cars such as Rolls Royce, and during the war working on Supermarine spitfires. In 1948, they formed a partnership in Enfield and in 1954 they formed a Limited Company sharing premises with the early Lotus company. Working alongside Colin Chapman, they were intimately involved in the design and manufacture of bodywork for Lotus from the VI through to the Elite and several F1 and F2 bodies.(Classic Car Magazine, March 1989, and the Williams & Pritchard Register).
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