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CATALOGUE of TOYS AND COLLECTABLES Friday 21st April 2006 at the Welsh Bridge Salerooms Sale starts at 11.00am Viewing Thursday 20th April 9.00am – 7.00pm And on the morning of the sale Email: email@example.com Website: http://www.invaluable.com DINKY Lot 1 A selection of Dinky unboxed military vehicles to include 152a light tank, 152b reconnaissance car, 162a light dragon tractor, 161b anti aircraft gun hook lacking 151b covered wagon, lacking cover 153 military jeep, incomplete 676 personnel carrier, repainted 62m light transport plane repainted 162b trailer (9) Lot 2 Dinky 449 Chevrolet El Camino pickup turquoise over cream lower body with spun hubs, pale turquoise interior, chipped, unboxed Lot 3 A miscellaneous selection of unboxed Dinky vehicles to include 34c loud speaker van fawn body, 30e breakdown truck green body incomplete, 33w mechanical horse and trailer brick red body, 34b AA motor cycle patrol man, 37b police motorcyclist, 25v Bedford refuse wagon fawn and green body, 35a saloon car grey body, 29b streamlined bus, repainted blue, 283 BOAC coach dark blue repainted, Austin Devon maroon, 14a BEV electric truck blue with fawn driver, 27k hay rake and a green flat bed trailer - all models chipped (13) Lot 4 Three repainted Dinky Foden flat trucks, two first type cab and one second type cab, a Minic toys clock work truck with red cab and blue body, wheels damaged and a selection of Dinky farm vehicles to include Blaw Knox bulldozer, heavy tractor x 2, 301 Field Marshall tractor, 105b wheel barrow and 386 lawn mower (damaged) (10) £20 - 30 £20 - 30 £40 - 60 £30 - 50 Lot 5 Dinky racing cars to include 23d Auto-Union, red with driver 23e Speed of the Wind silver, riveted, informative base plate, 23b Hotchkiss racing car silver with red flash and racing No.5, 23a racing car silver body red nose circle, top flash and side circle, silver racing No.4 23s Streamlined racing car painted green, 23p Gardner's MG Record Car dark green Union Jacks, no flash MG Record Car on base, 238 Jaguar D type turquoise body yellow driver blue plastic hubs (7) Lot 6 Dinky 25w Bedford truck, green cab and truck body, green hubs, lacking three tyres, 22c motor truck green body closed rear window, replaced hubs, lacking tyres, 30n Dodge farm truck, green cab and chassis yellow body black hook yellow hubs, 25d petrol tanker, repainted lacking tyres, 34b Royal Mail van, red and black, repainted, 36g taxi, repainted 25m Bedford end tipper truck red cab with window glazing yellow body, repainted 27g Motocart brown and green body, driver (8) Lot 7 Dinky:38e Armstrong-Siddeley coupé, light green body, grey interior, black baseplate, black hubs 38a Frazer Nash BMW, grey body, blue seats, 38f Jaguar, khaki body, black seats and hubs, 36e British Salmson two seater, red body, black wings, no hole for driver, solid windscreen (4) Lot 8 Dinky: 25f Market Gardener's lorry, yellow body, black type 3 chassis and hubs, 25c Flat Truck green body, black type 3 chassis, black hubs, lacking headlight, 25a three wagons, green fawn and yellow bodies respectively, type 3 and type 4 chassis, fawn lorry with tipper, one lacking headlight, one lacking three tyres (5) Lot 9 Dinky Supertoys horsebox, maroon with Express Horse Box Hire Service and British Railway's Decals, scratched, partly boxed £40 - 60 £50 - 70 £50 - 70 £50 - 70 £20 - 30 Lot 10 Dinky: 38c Lagonda, green body, dark green seats, black hubs and baseplate, 39e Chrysler, green body, black ridged hubs and baseplate, 39f Studebaker, olive green body, ridged hubs, black base plate (3) Lot 11 Dinky Lady Penelope's Fab 1 Thunderbirds, pink with Parker and Lady Penelope, four red plastic missiles, one red and white missile, in reproduction box, vehicle scratched and four unboxed vehicles to include Dinky 150 Rolls Royce Silver Wraith, 157 Jaguar (2) and Corgi Morris Cowley, all scratched, (5) Lot 12 Dinky Supertoys 965 Euclid rear dump truck, yellow cab and body with Euclid Decals yellow hubs, boxed, Dinky No.428 large trailer, grey body, red hubs, boxed, an unboxed Dinky Supertoys Vega Major Luxury coach, an unboxed Dinky Route Master bus, No.289 and a boxed Corgi Toys 100 drop side trailer, (5) Lot 13 A selection of unboxed Dinky vehicles, mostly re-paints, to include 253 Daimler Ambulance, 236 Connaught racing car, Vanguard, 157 Jaguar, 23H Ferrari, 23G Cooper Bristol, 23K Talbot Lago, Nash Rambler, 135 Triumph 3000, Fordson flat bed truck, red, cab and chassis, Dodge tipper truck, green cab and chassis, yellow body, luxury coach, Royal Mail Bedford van, forward control truck and six Dinky unboxed petrol pumps, (21) Lot 14 Dinky: 36b Bentley, blue body, black wings, hubs and chassis;36f British Salmson four seater, green body, solid windscreen, black wings hubs and chassis, no hole for driver, front bumper incomplete (2) £50 - 70 £50 - 70 £20 - 30 £80 - 120 £50 - 70 Lot 15 Dinky Toys 418 Comet wagon with hinged tailboard, green cab, orange truck body, green hubs, yellow picture body, and Dinky Supertoys 982 Pullmore car transporter with detachable loading ramp, dark blue cab and hubs, light blue trailer and decks, no window glazing, boxed (2) Lot 16 Dinky: 30f Ambulance, cream body, black hubs and chassis, filled in rear windows, 36c Humber Vogue, brown body, black wings, hubs and chassis (2) Lot 17 Dinky Supertoys 972 20 tonne lorry mounted Cole's crane with hoisting jib raising and slewing movement, yellow/orange with two drivers, yellow plastic hubs, boxed and 9621 Blaw-Knox bulldozer, yellow body, grey scoop, fawn driver, tracks perished, boxed (2) Lot 18 Dinky: 30c Daimler, dark green, black wings, black hubs, closed chassis, 30d Vauxhall, dark olive green body, black wings, black hubs and chassis, headlight missing, 36a Armstrong-Siddeley, grey body, black wings, black hubs and chassis (3) Lot 19 Dinky Toys 401 Coventry Climax forklift truck, orange and green with tan driver in original yellow and blue box, an unboxed Dinky 301 Field Marshall tractor, another similar, 131 Cadillac Eldorado, a boxed Corgi 215 Ford Thunderbird Open Sports, white with blue seats, Dinky unboxed 344 Estate car, two Matchbox Models of Yesteryear, Y1 Model T Ford, Y15 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost, a Minic siren ambulance and a quantity of unboxed Matchbox 1/75 Series, military vehicles, saloon cars, ambulance, passenger coach, also Dinky Studebaker, Vanguard, Corgi Mercedes Benz, Dinky Dodge truck, police box, telephone box, miscellaneous (quantity) £60 - 90 £60 - 80 £30 - 50 £70 - 100 £100 - 200 Lot 20 Dinky Supertoys 901 Foden Diesel eight-wheel wagon, second type cab, red cab and chassis, fawn truck body, red hubs, boxed Lot 21 Dinky: 36d Rover, blue body, black wings, black hubs, 30b Rolls-Royce, fawn body, black hubs, open chassis (2) Lot 22 A Dinky 502 Foden flat truck with second type orange cab and chassis and green back in a blue box with orange and white label, scratched, box tired Lot 23 Dinky Supertoys 905 Foden flat truck with chains, second type cab, red cab and chassis, grey flat bed, red hubs, boxed CORGI Lot 24 Corgi 649 James Bond 007 Moonraker Space Shuttle, boxed Lot 25 Corgi 19 emergency set with Jet Ranger and Rover 3500, white, boxed Lot 26 Twelve Corgi BP Collection, boxed vehicles including AEC508 forward control, 510 cabover, Thornycroft, J type bus advertising Schweppes, boxed, (12) Lot 27 Corgi 112 Rice's Beaufort double horse box with inner carding, blue and 102 Rice's pony trailer with pony, red, both boxed (2) £70 - 100 £60 - 80 £30 - 50 £80 - 100 £30 - 40 £30 - 40 £30 - 40 £30 - 40 Lot 28 Corgi No.59563 Past & Present Guinness Limited Edition Renault Premium Curtainside and Leyland Comet Flatbed with load, boxed and a selection of military vehicles, unboxed to include Dinky Toys, Chieftain Tank, playworn, Britains Kubelwagen, Britains field gun, Pak40 gun, Lone Star Brengun carrier, Britains short wheel-base Land Rover and two boxed models of Yesteryear, Y16, Spyker Veteran Automobile and Y2 1911 Renault and a box containing a doll's part teaset, bird cages and rabbits (10) Lot 29 Corgi Fighting Machines Series, nine models in window boxes to include M1 Abrams (2), Willys MB, Panzer (4), US Army Utility, M4 Sherman Tank, M3 A1 half track carrier, T34 eight tank army, and Kubelwagen (9) Lot 30 Corgi Classics, No.900, 1927 Bentley, green, boxed, No.9021, 1920 Daimler, red body with four figures, boxed, 901 1915 Ford, black with two figures, boxed, 9031 1910 Renault, lavender/black body with carriage lamps and spoked wheels, boxed (4) Lot 31 Corgi Set 1501 racing drivers and pit mechanics, boxed (6), Set 1502 Silverstone Spectators, boxed, (7), 1505 garage attendants, boxed (5) (3 in lot) Lot 32 Corgi Toys, Fordson Power Major tractor, No.60, blue with driver, boxed, farm tipper trailer, No.62, boxed, Corgi Set 602 AA and RAC telephone boxes, boxed (3) £20 - 30 £20 - 30 £40 - 60 £30 - 50 £50 - 70 MATCHBOX Lot 33 Matchbox Models of Yesteryear, a selection of red, brown and gold boxed MOY models to include 1905 Fowler Showman's Engine, 1895 Aveling, Porter Steam Roller, 1931 AEC trolley bus Diddler, 1920 Leyland Three Tonne Subsidy lorry, 1923 Scania Vabis, post bus 1929, Stephenson's Rocket, 1929 Scammell, 100 tonne truck trailer and a Matchbox Series 40th Anniversary Collection recreation of five of the original Matchbox Series Commemorative pack, boxed (8) Lot 34 A box of unboxed Matchbox vehicles to include No.59 Ford Thames van advertising Singer, lime green, Volkswagen Beetle No.25, Marshall Horsebox, No.35, No.31 Volkswagen van, Matchbox International Express, Ambulance, dumper truck and tractor, No.69, 30CWT van, Nestlé, steam roller, Esso tanker, No.38, Cleansing Department tanker, No.21, milk float, No.25, Bedford Dunlop van, No.42, Bedford Evening News van, No.70 Thames Estate car, ERF lorry, Aston Martin DBR5 and two small orange trucks, (20) Lot 35 Matchbox Models of Yesteryear, eight boxed vehicles to include Y2 1911 Renault, new model, green with red seats, Y11 1912 Packard Landaulet, new model, deep red with black seats, Y15 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost, metallic green with grey tyres, Y6 Supercharged Bugatti, Type 35, blue, racing No.6, Y10 1928 Mercedes 36/220, new model, Y16, Spyker Veteran Automobile, yellow with green seats, Y7, Mercer 1913 Race-about Type 35J, metallic mauve, Y5 1929 4.5lt Blower Bentley, new model and also an ST.M5 Hovercraft with siren noise and friction drive, boxed £40 - 60 £70 - 90 £30 - 50 Lot 36 Matchbox Y10 1928 Mercedes Benz 36/220 in window box, Matchbox Models of Yesteryear Y12, 1912 Ford Model T, boxed, a quantity of unboxed Matchbox 1-75 Series vehicles including 29 Bedford milk float, 5 London Bus, 25 Bedford van Dunlop, Cement Mixer, road roller, 31 Ford Station Wagon, Berkeley Caravan and a selection of unboxed Matchbox vehicles including Matchbox Super Fast Model A Ford, Kellogg's Rice Crispies and Crawford's Biscuits, 1912 Ford Model T Movietone News, repainted and a repainted Mobil Oil tanker (quantity) Lot 37 A selection of unboxed Matchbox Models of Yesteryear including Fowler's Steam Traction Engine, steam lorry, sand and gravel, horse-drawn bus advertising Lipton's Tea, traction engine B Type London bus, 1920 advertising Dewars (2), American Loco, 1926 Type 35 Bugatti and a Lledo Day's Gone horse-dawn London Fire Brigade engine (9) Lot 38 Matchbox Models of Yesteryear, No.G7 Gift Set containing Y3 London Tram advertising News of the World, Y8 Morris Cowley Bullnose, tan body, black chassis, Y9 Fowler Showman's Engine, maroon, Y14 Duke of Connaught locomotive and Y12 horse-drawn London bus advertising Lipton's Tea, red, with driver in yellow box with dividers, box ripped Lot 39 Matchbox Models of Yesteryear, a selection of Models of Yesteryear in maroon, red and gold boxes to include Y15 Preston tramcar, Y18 Atkinson Model D steam wagon, Y27 Foden steam lorry, Tate & Lyle, Y12 1937 GMC van for Baxters, Y2 1930 4.5lt Supercharged Bentley, also Y10, Y21, Y27, Y23, Y15, Y18, Y16, Y8, Y12, Y5, Y6, Y18, Y21, boxed (24) £20 - 30 £60 - 80 £70 - 100 £40 - 60 Lot 40 A quantity of unboxed Matchbox Models of Yesteryear and other vehicles to include Prince Henry Vauxhall 1914, Rolls Royce Silver Ghost, 1906, Daimler 1911, Peugeot 1907, Renault 1911, Simplex 1912, Packard Landaulet 1912, and also a Dinky Lunar Roving vehicles unboxed with two astronauts, approx 22 vehicles Lot 41 A box of unboxed Matchbox Kingsize vehicles including Ready Mix Concrete truck, Hydraulic Shovel, two hundred ton crane transporter, Ruston-Bucyrus, Allis Chalmers Motor Scraper, also Dinky Supertoys 10 ton army truck lorry and a box of unboxed Matchbox vehicles including No.13 Dodge Wreck truck, yellow cab, green back, No.32 Ergomatic cab, BP tanker, No.39 Rolls Royce Silver Shadow II and similar saloon cars and commercial vehicles (quantity) Lot 42 Six boxed Matchbox Models of Yesteryear to include Y5 Le Mans, Bentley, green, racing No.5, Y6 Supercharged Bugatti Type 35, blue body, racing No.6, Y7 Mercer 1913 Race-about Type 35J, new model, metallic mauve, black seats, Y16 Spyker Veteran Automobile, yellow body, green seats, Y11 1912 Packard Landaulet, dark red, black seats, Y5 new model 1929 4.5lt Blower Bentley, green body, racing No.5 and three unboxed Models of Yesteryear including 1908 Mercedes, 1911 Renault and 1907 Rolls Royce, (9) Lot 43 Matchbox, The Dinky Collection, twelve boxed vehicles to include DYS 10, 1950 Mercedes Benz diesel omnibus, DYS 17, 1939 Triumph Dolomite, DY2 Chevrolet Bel Air, 1957, DY 14 Delahaye 145 and eight other vehicles in perspex window boxes, including DY1, DY4, DY3, DY6, DY5, DY8, DY9, DY7 (12) £30 - 50 £40 - 50 £40 - 60 £25 - 35 Lot 44 Matchbox Models of Yesteryear, thirty vehicles in red, maroon and gold window boxes and yellow and gold window boxes and Harrod's green and gold window boxes to include Y25 1910 Renault AG, Y5 1927 Talbot, Y12 1912 Model T Ford, Y19 1929 Morris Cowley van, Brasso, and advertising vans for Express Diary Michelin, Lowenbrau, Ever Ready, Nestlé's Milk, Harrod's, Perrier, Sprat's, (30) Lot 45 Matchbox Series, A Moko Lesney No.2 Accessory Pack, car transporter, light blue cab and body, no vehicles, boxed, box flaps torn, and No.6 Major Pack, Pickfords low loader with twelve wheel trailer, boxed, box flaps absent, 7 A Moko Lesney boxed vehicles to include No.35 horsebox, No.38 tanker, grey body, No.15 Super Atlantic tractor, No.28 compressor truck, No.22 Vauxhall Cresta, No.16 transporter trailer, tan body, No.24 hydraulic excavator, boxed, boxes tired (9) Lot 46 Matchbox Models of Yesteryear, a selection of maroon, red and gold boxed MOY to include MOY's limited edition gift set, Y25, 1907 Unique Taxi, Osram Y21 Ford Model T advertising van, V31 1931 Morris courier for Kemp's Biscuits, Y30 1920 Model A C Mac Kiwi Boot Polish van, Y27 1922 Foden steam lorry, Hovis, Y23 1930 Mac A C Texaco tanker, also Y30 Acorn Storage Company van, Artic Icecream Company, Y32 1917 Yorkshire type steam wagon, Y14 1935 ERA R1B and a Matchbox G5 Famous Cars of Yesteryear set, boxed (12) Lot 47 A quantity of Matchbox A Moko Lesney vehicles and other diecast vehicles and Chinese plastic Triple 0 gauge trains to a box, (playworn, approximately 100 pieces) £70 - 100 £100 - 150 £30 - 50 £60 - 100 Lot 48 Matchbox, Models of Yesteryear, a selection of maroon, red and gold boxed and yellow and gold boxed models of Yesteryear to include Y14 1935 ERA R1B, Y24 1927 Bugatti T44, Y20 1938 Mercedes Benz 540K, also Y8, Y11, Y1, Y13, Y23, Y5, Y12, Y18, Y27, Fraser's Foden C Type steam wagon, Y17, Y9, Y20, Y19, Y24, Y25, Y7, Y30, Y2 and also some green and brown wood effect boxed MOY to include Y1, Y2, Y4, Y6, Y8, Y10, Y14, Y17, all boxed (32) Lot 49 Matchbox Models of Yesteryear, YS9, 1936 Leyland Cub fire engine FK7, YS38 1920 Rolls Royce armoured car, both in maroon, red and gold boxes and a selection of Matchbox and other boxed vehicles to include MB75 Ferrari Testarossa, MB38 Ford Model A, Ford van, K & R replicas, KRCV8 Morris 1000 van, Royal Mail livery kit, Vintage Vehicles 1932, Ford panel delivery truck in bubble pack, Corgi Classic Models D730, MGA hardtop, Vanguards Day's Gone 1960 Morris Minor Traveller, Corgi Turbo Jaguar, Hall's Mentholyptus Fowler steam wagon (2) and five Lledo vehicles in utility boxes, (16) Lot 50 A quantity of unboxed Matchbox vehicles 1970's including military and tracked vehicles, Battle Kings, Adventure 2000, also aeroplanes including Boeing 747, Alfa Jet, Sky Hawk, Phantom, Tornado, car transporters, construction vehicles, ships, racing cars, Speed Kings, (quantity) £50 - 80 £25 - 35 £80 - 120 SCRATCHBUILT Lot 51 A scratchbuilt fireboat with black painted hull and grey and cream deck furniture and fire hoses, unfitted motor, with two bladed propeller and brass rudder on a stand, incomplete, 35" long Lot 52 A selection of Revell 1/100th scale and Esci 1/72th scale, unbuilt plastic aeroplane kits to a box to include approximately 13 Nieuport 17C bi-plane kits, also Airfix Spitfire Saab Draken, Saab Viggen, Humbrol Bobcat, Revell Tornado, Revell Eurofighter, helicopters, also flying gliders and Novo air kits in plastic bags, all boxed (quantity) Lot 53 Approximately 40 Revell 144 Series scale kits for mainly German WWII aeroplanes including Focke-Wulf FW190A Messerschmitt ME262 Junkers JU87B Stuka, all boxed, not constructed, (approximately 40) Lot 54 A box of Tamiya and Airfix plastic kit models to include SAS Land Rover Pink Panther, Quad Gun Tractor, De Havilland Mosquito, BMW R75, military miniatures, Airfix Harrier GR3, also Academy Models, P47 Thunderbolt, (12) Lot 55 Two boxes of Airfix and Revell and Italeri 1/72 scale plastic kits and soldiers to include Cossack Cavalry, French Imperial General Staff, Russian foot artillery, JU87B Stuka Blenheim 4, Spitfire Mark V, P51 Mustang, Fokker D7VII and a quantity of unboxed plastic soldiers, approximately 33 boxes Lot 56 Two boxes of plastic kit models including Esci Tamiya Heller Italeri and Airfix including tanks, aeroplanes, helicopters and ships, World War II and later, approximately 40 models £40 - 60 £30 - 50 £20 - 30 £20 - 30 £30 - 40 £40 - 60 Lot 57 An Airfix 1/12th scale 1930 Bentley 4.5lt Supercharged part constructed with paints, boxed Lot 58 A painted scale model of HMS Hood with painted wood hull and detachable super structure enclosing an electric motor and battery, painted in battleship grey with brass three-blade propeller, 37" long and a two channel radio control system for the battleship (2) Lot 59 A scratchbuilt German World War Two U-Boat, Mk9b, built for control by two way radio, unfinished, on a wooden stand, 10.5" high, 46" wide, 4.5" deep Lot 60 A Tamiya 1/16th scale King Tiger Tank with battery operated turret, 17" long and AM27 radio control system (2) Lot 61 A 124th scale model of a steam tug, TB Everard, one of the famous Second World War TID Admiralty utility tugs of which sixty-four were built between 1940 and 1946. This model is hand-built throughout with a hull constructed of plywood on the chine method and heavily coated in resin, fitted with a heavy duty motor, metal propeller and brass rudder and with working navigation lights. The original PB Everard was built in 1944 as TID 64 for the Ministry of War Transport London and sold in 1946 to French owners and re-named 'Claude'. It was acquired by Everard of Greenhithe in 1955 and re-named PB Everard and sold in 1969 to Stour Salvage Limited for breaking up at Harwich, overall length 36" Lot 62 A scratchbuilt painted wood ambulance with two opening rear doors and wooden wheels in military colours, 17" long £10 - 20 £80 - 120 £30 - 50 £30 - 40 £50 - 80 £15 - 20 Lot 63 A scratchbuilt armoured merchantman with four deck gun, grey painted metal super-structure, black and red painted hull on separate stand, some damage, 19" long Lot 64 A kit built wooden ship 'HMS Bellona' Ship of the Line, 18th Century, 28.5 x 7 x 26.5" Lot 65 A wooden model of a yacht with moving rudder, missing wheel, on stand, 48" x 34" x 8.5" Lot 66 A kit built wooden ship 'HMS Royal Caroline' 1749, 34" x 10" x 26" Lot 67 Three scratch built aeroplanes De Havilland painted wood Mosquito, 12" long, Mig 25 Foxbat, 16" long and MRCA Tornado with adjustable wings, 15" long, all painted wood (3) TRAINS Lot 68 Hornby Railways 00 Gauge, an Electric Train Set 'Inter-City Mail', comprising Diesel Electric Loco, two Inter-City Coaches, Operating Royal Mail Coach and Accessories, boxed with cellophane, box tired Lot 69 0 Gauge, possibly Bing, a late 19th century, early 20th century German 0-4-0 tinplate loco, green livery with red trim and brass accessories, roof of cab missing £50 - 80 £30 - 50 £40 - 60 £30 - 50 £20 - 30 £20 - 30 £50 - 70 Lot 70 Hornby Trains 0 Gauge, a No. 50 Goods Set to include a BR 04-0 Type 50 clockwork loco and tender, No 60199, black, a brake van, a wagon, a flat bed wagon and some track, boxed, box tired, and a further box of track (2) Lot 71 Hornby Dublo, an EDL18 2-6-4 BR tank loco, No 80054, black, box affected by damp, two D1 Corridor Brake/Third Coaches, a D1 High Capacity Wagon, a D1 Bogie Bolster Wagon and a D1 40 Ton Bogie Well Wagon, all boxed (6) Lot 72 Marklin HO Gauge, No 3026, 4-6-2 Express loco and tender, black and red, with instructions, boxed Lot 73 Hornby Railways 0-0 gauge, Rail Freight Set R688 comprising 04-0 pannier tank loco No 256, green, with five freight wagons, boxed, box damaged, and a box of various rolling stock and lineside accessories, most boxed (qty) Lot 74 A Hornby Dublo EDP2 passenger train set comprising Duchess of Atholl and tender in maroon LMS livery, two coaches, a quantity of track and buffer stops in a blue card box with internal divisions, box ripped Lot 75 A Lone Star Trebleolectric 0-0-0 gauge EL51 passenger train set containing Baby Deltic Diesel BR green, No.D5900, two maroon coaches and two boxes of track and an instruction manual, boxed Lot 76 A Tri-ang RS4 electric model railway containing 0-6-0 Jinty tank loco, BR black, No.47606, three goods wagons including a Shell BP wagon and guard's/brake van and two single arm signals in original box £50 - 70 £30 - 50 £60 - 80 £30 - 40 £60 - 90 £40 - 50 £30 - 50 Lot 77 A Tri-ang R81 station set containing station building, ticket office, platforms, steps, buffer stops and Margate signage in original box, a small quantity of track and a plastic unboxed engine shed and signal box and a Tri-ang P5 power unit (3) Lot 78 A small quantity of Lone Star Eaglet Series houses including Gulliver Country Cottage, catalogue No.1328, ranch bungalow catalogue No.1323, shop with car park, catalogue No.1324, garage, catalogue No.1325, miscellaneous trees (quantity) Lot 79 A Tri-ang Railways 0-0 gauge R59262 Class 3MT tank locomotive in green livery, No.82004, boxed, also R224 restaurant car, R121 suburban composite coach, R223 SR suburban composite coach and R118 bogie well wagon, all boxed (5) Lot 80 A quantity of Hornby Dublo to include Sir Nigel Gresley 4-6-2 locomotive, two metal coaches, track, transformer No.1, 2-6-4 tank locomotive, unboxed, No.80054, boxed, lineside accessories including D1 level crossing, D1 signal cabin, D1 island platform, also rolling stock including petrol tank wagon, oil tank wagon, Royal Daylight, goods brake van, track and turn table, unboxed, buffer stops, loading gauge, (quantity) Lot 81 A large quantity of Airfix, unboxed, 0-0 gauge plastic rolling stock including coaches, locomotives and tenders, body shells, freight wagons, also lineside accessories, buildings, power transformers, bridges, platforms to four boxes (quantity) £30 - 50 £20 - 30 £30 - 40 £70 - 100 £40 - 60 Lot 82 Hornby 0 gauge 0-4-0 clockwork No.1 tank locomotive in LMS black and red livery, boxed, No.50 tender, boxed, No.2 double arm signal, boxed, also an 0 gauge Motor Shell Spirit tanker, LMS brake van, lineside hut, LMS open wagon, unboxed level crossing, Hornby rail connecting plates, buffer stops, a quantity of 0 gauge track and a No.1 tank goods set, boxed, ripped, (quantity) Lot 83 A Hornby Dublo three rail electric train set, mostly unboxed comprising BR green Silver King 4-6-2 locomotive and tender, No.60016, 0-6-2 tank locomotive, No.69567, two yellow and maroon coaches, No. E42759 and E45402, railway crane, No.133, red and white, guard's van, Vent Insol Meat car, 16 tonne open wagon, 20 tonne open wagon and three plastic bodied wagons, including Saxa Salt, box car and guard's van, a Newark signal box, type A3 power control unit, a boxed No.1 level crossing and battery control unit, a quantity of three rail electric track including curved rails, points, crossover rails, straight rails and coupling rail and a box of Hornby Dublo accessories, including water pumps, signals, station figures (quantity) Lot 84 A Hornby Dublo goods train set comprising 0-6-2 tank locomotive in Southern Livery, No.2594, a box car, five plank wagon and grey guard's van, curved rails and straight rails and controller in blue card box, damaged Lot 85 Horny Dublo EDL11 locomotive BR Silver King in striped blue box with yellow card internal packaging and Hornby Dublo tender D11 in British Rail livery, boxed (2) £70 - 100 £100 - 150 £30 - 50 £30 - 50 Lot 86 Hornby Dublo, a selection of boxed rolling stock to include Bogie Bolster Wagon D1, high capacity wagon D1 (2), goods brake van D1, mineral wagon D2, petrol tank wagon D1 Esso, oil tank wagon D1 Royal Daylight, petrol tank wagon, D1 Power Ethyl, meat van D1, cattle truck D1 and coal wagon, high sided D2, also D1 buffer stops and isolating rail and switch, uncoupling rail, transformer and catalogues, (quantity) Lot 87 A selection of Airfix and GMR items in a GMR Steam Freight set, boxed, comprising Airfix 00 gauge, 4-6-0 Royal Scots locomotive and tender, No.6103 in LMS livery, boxed, Airfix BR20 tonne guard's van, boxed, Airfix 25 tonne Lowmac machine wagon with load, boxed, Airfix GMR 5 plank wagon and guard's van in associated box and a small quantity of unboxed track, mainline power unit, line side Gray's Self Service Store, Ocean wagon etc, box tired Lot 88 Gilbert American Flyer 0 gauge train set consisting of Baldwyn Diesel Switcher, green and yellow 'Route of the 400' in red and white box and a selection of blue and yellow boxed rolling stock to include silver metal 662 American Flyer lines, observation coach with electrically lit silhouettes, green plastic New Haven 650 coach, green plastic Pullman 652 coach, American Flyer Lines 718 Railway Express Agency Mail coach, red plastic in brown card box, a 442 American Flyer Lines Atlantic Locomotive and tender with smoke, pipe wagon, Great Northern box car and red guard's van, instruction book, American Flyer toy transformer, all in brown card box and a quantity of yellow and blue boxed track, track switches, American Flyer whistle and an AGRO bell transformer, unboxed (a lot) £40 - 60 £20 - 30 £300 - 500 Lot 89 Tri-ang 00 gauge R3E train set comprising 0-6-0 tank locomotive, No.47606, Liverpool Cable truck, open wagon, BP wagon and guard's van and a Tri-ang RT40 battery connector and track, box ripped, also a boxed Pullman coach, green, No.S34245, a boxed R213 Bogie Well wagon with crane load, a boxed R113 goods wagon with drop rider, an unboxed covered grain wagon, double arm signal, points and buffers, P5 power controller, also a Tri-ang 8th Edition catalogue and Tri-ang yard equipment catalogue (a lot) Lot 90 Trix Twin Railway boxed passenger set comprising 0-4-0 locomotive with tender, No.60100 in British Rail green livery, scale brake III, British Rail coach No.27316, maroon and Restaurant Car to match, Ruston Hornby 0-6-0 DS, Pullman First Class Kitchen Car in brown and cream, various rolling stock, also a Tri-ang DMU No.M79628 and M79629 in British Rail green, a Trix Twin Railway Permanent Way manual, a quantity of track, H & M Minor Unit, plastic engine shed, signal box and Newsagent by Tri-ang, (a lot) Lot 91 Four Hornby Dublo coaches from EDP12 passenger train set, King's Cross to Edinburgh including a restaurant car, metal bodied and several various metal and plastic bodied rolling stock including boxed cars, Shell Lubricating Oil tanker, guard's van, timber truck in a EDP12 box, damaged and incomplete Lot 92 A Hornby Dublo Duchess of Montrose 4-6-2- locomotive and tender, No.46232 in British Rail green livery in an associated Golden Fleece box, a Type A3 power control unit, Meccano Limited and a small quantity of unboxed Hornby Dublo metal lineside buildings including platform and station building, footbridge, Crawford signal box, level crossing, Lichfield signal box, some track and plastic buildings (quantity) £50 - 70 £50 - 70 £30 - 40 £30 - 50 Lot 93 Hornby 0 gauge, a Hornby 0 gauge tank goods set, No.40 to include 0-4-0 Type 40 tank loco, BR black, No.82011, clockwork, open wagon and timber wagon and National Benzole tanker in blue card box, tired, and a quantity of loose 0 gauge track Lot 94 A selection of Hornby trains, rolling stock and lineside accessories to include No.50 rotary tipping wagon, Trinidad Lake Asphalt, No.50 hopper wagon, No.50 tank wagon Shell Lubricating Oil, No.50 goods van, No.50 crane truck to lift ten tonnes, all in green card boxes, also Hornby Trains No.1 water tank, No.2 junction signal, No.1 level crossing, CA2 acute angle crossing, right angle crossing, No.1 buffer stop (2) all in red card boxes, boxes ripped (12) Lot 95 Hornby 0 gauge, post war island platform, 'Ripon' with cream platform and ramps, roof dented, in red box and Horny 0 gauge post war No.3 station with ramps in red box, box badly torn (2) Lot 96 A Marklin gauge 1, 1st/3rd GNR coach, with green roof and five roof vents, the sides with simulated wood finish and No.2875, with two four-wheel bogie units and stamped AW Gamage Limited to the underside, 11.75" long Lot 97 A gauge 1 0-4-0 Live Steam tank locomotive in maroon and black livery, paintwork scorched, incomplete, possibly German, 8.5" long Lot 98 Hornby Series 0 gauge junction signal, double arm, boxed, six connecting plates and another signal arm contained in a red rotary tipping wagon box (2) £60 - 100 £80 - 120 £60 - 80 £100 - 150 £30 - 50 £30 - 50 DOLLS AND TEDDY BEARS Lot 99 An Armand Marseille 390 bisque head doll, early 20th century, with weighted blue glass eyes, open mouth, and upper teeth, joined wood and composition body, later dressed in a blue dress and with blonde wig, detached, with head turning mechanism and extra clothes, 12" Lot 100 A small early to mid 20th century golden mohair teddy bear, one orange glass eye, wearing patch, with stitched nose and paws on a jointed limb body, 8.5" Lot 101 A Kathe Kruse type felt doll with painted features wearing a cream bucket bonnet and green dress and with underskirt and long legs, playworn, 24" Lot 102 A cloth faced doll doorstop, second quarter 20th century, with painted features dressed in Victorian style with bucket bonnet, fur choker and hand warmer in a wine coloured long dress, weighted base, 26" high Lot 103 A Steiff Floppy Zotty plush covered bear with original label, 8.5" long and a Steiff Dalmatian Puppy with red collar, lacking label, 6.5" high (2) Lot 104 A Merrythought brown plush Cheeky bear with brown felt pads and glass eyes, 10", a Merrythought teddy bear in light blue and cream plushes with stitchwork nose and black button eyes, 10", a Chad Valley gold plush teddy bear with stitchwork nose and glass eyes and brown pads, 14" and another gold plush teddy bear with glass eyes and black stitchwork nose and brown felt pads, lacking ear, 12.5" (4) £50 - 70 £20 - 30 £60 - 80 £40 - 60 £60 - 80 £50 - 80 Lot 105 Chad Valley: A set of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, circa 1937, in original boxes, comprising: Snow White 16", Sleepy, Bashful, Dopey, Doc, Happy, Sneezy, Grumpy, 6.5", with original Walt Disney labels, apart from Snow White (8) Lot 106 A selection of Pedigree Sindy boxed accessories to include Kitchen Gift Set, China Cabinet, Dressing Table and Stool, Settee (2),Dining Table and Chairs, Wardrobe (2), Swimming Pool, Armchair (2), Bathroom Gift Set, Shower, Camping Scene and an unboxed caravan 19" pink and yellow boxes with black and white 'Sindy' logo(15) Lot 107 A large Steiff Growler bear on wheels, Steiff Toy Co, with glass eyes Steiff button in left ear, pull growler ring to the back (not working) standing on all four on a four wheel cart with red metal and rubber wheels, worn, 26" long Lot 108 Colette Zapf Creation, two modern baby dolls, Orchidee and Lavendel, 17" and 19" high respectively in original boxes (2) Lot 109 A large Pelham Puppet, Dopey, Walt Disney character with purple hat, green coat, yellow patch to one arm, blue trousers and brown painted shoes, approx 21" high in brown card box Lot 110 Pelham Puppets, SS3 Gypsy, green scarf, white blouse, pink skirt in yellow box, cellophane damage, 12" high and an unboxed black boy in spotted shirt with green bowtie and puce trousers and green painted wood shoes, 11" high (2) Lot 111 A large Chad Valley black plush fur teddy bear, 1960's/70's, with amber and black plastic eyes, cream snout, black plastic nose, brown felt paws and feet pads, 38" high £1000 - 1500 £40 - 60 £300 - 500 £20 - 30 £120 - 180 £30 - 50 £30 - 50 Lot 112 A large gold plush teddy bear with amber glass eyes, stitchwork nose, growler and waxed cotton pads, 24" Lot 113 A Chiltern Toys push-along terrier of light plush with orange and black eyes, black stitchwork nose, red collar on a red and blue metal frame with blue hubs and rubber wheels, 20" long Lot 114 A Steiff tiger, 1960's, green and black, plastic eyes, missing button with paper label to neck, 9" Lot 115 A Dean's Ragbook Lupino Lane in the Lambeth Walk figure with painted features, felt hat, check jacket and trousers, bowtie with label Lupino Lane and Dean's Ragbook label to foot, 12" high Lot 116 A gold plush teddy bear, early 20th century, with glass eyes and stitchwork nose, lacking ears, pads replaced, growler deficient, straw filled, 15" high, a larger gold plush teddy bear, lacking ear, damaged 20" high, a turquoise and pink elephant, 8" high and two small fluffy teddy bears and a Kodak 620 Brownie Box camera, (6) Lot 117 A Merrythought Pablo push-a-long donkey, 1960's on a red metal frame with chromed handle, red hubs and rubber wheels, the donkey with painted disk eyes, grey mohair black mane, leather harness and bells and red reins and multi-coloured saddle cloth, 26" long Lot 118 Five boxed circus Steiff animals from the Golden Age of the Circus series, 1989 to include Bengal Tiger, African Giraffe, Leo Lion, also Steiff Circus and Wild Animals including elephant on wheels, all boxed (5) £40 - 60 £40 - 60 £50 - 80 £40 - 60 £20 - 30 £40 - 60 £800 - 1200 Lot 119 A 1930's/1940's gold plush teddy bear with black stitchwork nose and velvet pads, lacking one glass eye, playworn, 21" high and a white and brown plush foxhound with wire framed body, playworn, 13" long (2) Lot 120 A reproduction Kammer and Reinhardt bisque head sailor boy doll, modern, with ball jointed composition body dressed in a sailor suit and with model yacht, 20" Lot 121 A Merrythought Noddy 1950's with blue hat, yellow neckerchief and spring neck, red top coat, blue shorts and red and yellow shoes, playworn, head nearly detached, 10", a Merrythought Cheshire Cat, and a Merrythought Poodle, playworn (3) Lot 122 An Armand Marseille 390n bisque head girl doll, impressed 'Armand Marseille 390n, a 3/0.M', weighted blue glass eyes, blonde wig and open mouth with four teeth, composition body and limbs, foot broken, appears to be original clothing, 12.5" Lot 123 An SFBJ Paris 60 bisque head doll, early 20th century, with weighted eyes, open mouth and four upper teeth, hair wig, joined composition body, later dressed in purple spotted dress and head scarf tied with a red ribbon, left hand lacking fingers, 23" high Lot 124 A Steiff felt doll, Circus Master, from a limited edition of 3000, 18" high, boxed Lot 125 A Tri-ang Toys doll's house, 1920'/1930's, the two storey house with painted red roof and metal window frames and shutters on a green plinth, playworn, 19" wide £30 - 50 £30 - 50 £40 - 60 £60 - 80 £50 - 70 £150 - 250 £20 - 30 Lot 126 Pelham Puppets, a Pelham wolf, 1960's with checked trousers, yellow shoes, black and red cape, 14" in original yellow box and a Semco Minnie Mouse glove puppet (2) Lot 127 A full size Burmese yok-thei (marionette), probably representative of a minthamee (Princess or Burmese court lady), the lower garment (hta-mein), distinguished by the acheik patterned essential panel and train worn with a breast cloth (yinzi) covered by a tight fitting embroidered jacket (ein-gyi), fully jointed with carved wooden parts, glass eyes and painted face with main features outlined in black and red, approximately 25" high Lot 128 A Merrythought lamb with black ears, nose and feet, lacking eyes, 7" high and a Merrythought fawn, possibly Bambi, 14" high, playworn, (2) Lot 129 Merrythought, a large Disney 'Thumper', cream, pink and yellow plush rabbit with plastic eyes and moulded nose, stitched paws and mouth, original label to foot, 22" Lot 130 A light plush dog, possibly Farnell, with brown ears, glass eyes, stitched snout, black stitchwork snout and moveable limbs and a short pointed tail, straw-filled, play worn, 15" long Lot 131 Five bisque shoulder head clowns, modern, each colourfully dressed with cloth body and bisque lower limbs, each 23" high (5) £20 - 30 £50 - 80 £20 - 30 £20 - 30 £60 - 80 £20 - 30 Lot 132 A Chad Valley style gold plush bear, early 20th century, with amber glass eyes, stitchwork nose and mouth, lacquered pads, later dressed in a blue wool jumper, playworn, 16" high and a silk fur dog with black plastic nose, amber glass eyes, 8" high (2) Lot 133 A Chad Valley pink plush teddy bear with black stitchwork nose, later dressed playworn, 13" and a quantity of unattributed soft toys including a black Scottie dog, 11" long, white rabbit, dog with black plastic nose, brown rabbit on leather base, white owl with blue felt eyes, nose and feet in metal wire frame, small gold plush teddy bear and a home-made blue and pink rabbit and three composition and plastic dolls, one by Pedigree, playworn (10) Lot 134 A German china half doll, early 20th century, in blue gauze dress, a small biscuit porcelain doll, 1920's with painted features and moveable arms, 4.5" high, a Victorian china headed cloth doll with biscuit porcelain lower limbs, 6" high, bisque head doll's house doll with weighted glass eyes, 4.5" high and a celluloid doll, disassembled, (5) Lot 135 A large plush dog with brown ears (one lacking), painted metal eyes, plush black elongated snout, brown tail modelled in a seated position with later blue ribbon collar, 17" high Lot 136 A Pelham Puppet of The Witch with instructions in brown card box with blue and puce label, 12 high, box tired Lot 137 Eight modern bisque head collector's dolls, each with fixed glass eyes and in costume dress, approx 17" high, (8) £50 - 70 £40 - 60 £80 - 100 £60 - 80 £20 - 30 £30 - 50 BOOKS Lot 138 A selection of comics to include The Eagle, 1990, twenty-three Pippin in Playland, six Mickey Mouse, thirty-seven Twinkle, eleven Dandy and sixty-three Beano, (quantity) Lot 139 A brown painted tin trunk containing copies of The War Illustrated, 1940's (quantity) Lot 140 An album of World War I Bamforth & Co sweetheart postcards showing British soldiers and their loved ones with sentimental verses Lot 141 Five albums of football programmes to include Shrewsbury Town, 1990's, Liverpool 1966, England v Scotland 1969, England v Northern Ireland 1970, Leicester City 1970's, Hull, Manchester United, Sheffield Wednesday, Wolves, Aston Villa, and many more and also the Boys' Book of Soccer for 1949, All Stars' Football Book, No.7, 1967, International Football Book, No.3 (8) Lot 142 Gracie Fields A Signed Christmas Card, 1959, and another from Capri, 1962, a postcard from Capri, signed Gracie Fields and Boris, another, a photograph of Gracie Fields circa 1957 and a Gracie Fields publicity photograph with facsimile signature (7) Lot 143 Two postcard albums containing Edwardian and later postcards including town views, local views, comic cards by Donald McGill, and others, sweetheart cards, also Post War postcards, Silver Jubilee cards, 1977 etc (2) £10 - 20 £10 - 20 £70 - 100 £50 - 70 £40 - 60 £150 - 200 Lot 144 A small collection of Stoke City Football programmes and other programmes from the 1960's and 1970's, approx 24 Lot 145 A large quantity of Beano comics, 1990's, and Dandy comics, 1990's, also Dennis the Menace magazines (quantity) Lot 146 A box of assorted postcards include Mabel Lucie Attwell Lot 147 A cigarette card album containing Ogden's and Players' cigarette cards and Ardath Famous Film Stars Series, Wills, Players' butterflies, dogs, wild animals heads, British birds and their eggs, a Victorian scrap album, an HM King George VI and HM Queen Elizabeth 1937 Coronation album, a souvenir issue of The Coronation in Wonderful Pictures 1953, and a small collection of cigarette card albums and loose cigarette cards and a stamp album (quantity) Lot 148 A Subbuteo table soccer game, 1960's with baize playing field, sixteen players, flags, score board, trophy, goals, football, and lights, New World Cup Edition, box damaged, incomplete JIGSAWS/BOARD GAMES Lot 149 The Victory Geographical Wood Jigsaw Puzzle of The World on Mercator's Projection, boxed, also the Victory Geographical wood jigsaw puzzle Europe and a Victory plywood jigsaw puzzle of Land's End, Long Ships Lighthouse, boxed (3) Lot 150 A selection of jigsaw puzzles by various makers to include Tower of London, Waddingtons, Whitman, Chad Valley, Victory and also a Warmex Pressfix construction set, approx 31 £10 - 20 £20 - 30 £15 - 20 £30 - 50 £40 - 60 £50 - 80 £80 - 100 Lot 151 An Escalado racing game with five painted metal horses and riders, damaged, boxed, a Berwick Toy weaving loom, boxed, a bone and ebony domino set and folding draughts board, a Waddingtons boxed Cluedo and a boxed Totopoly racing game (6) Lot 152 Richter's Anchor Box, a late 19th, early 20th century wooden boxed set of stone building bricks Lot 153 A GWR jigsaw puzzle, Stratford upon Avon (Harvard House), in original box, box tired Lot 154 A Chad Valley jigsaw puzzle, London Highways, 200 pieces in original box, box damaged and an Academy Interlocking Jigsaw puzzle in plywood, Silver Seal Series, 1000 pieces, The Conference in original box, (2) Lot 155 A selection of board games to include Chad Valley Escalado, Set G11, Tycoon Business game, Electric Derby, Chad Valley Football Stadium, Casdon Football as played by Bobbie Charlton, also Mini Brix in circular tube, Reno Skittle game, Magnastiks, Magnetic Wonder Builder, Rubik's Cube, Nicol Toys wooden building game, Goodwood Toys Fit Bits, also a Russian stacking doll, drum, soldiers, Lincoln 2.4 Jaguar, electric automatic control in original box and Brick Player kit (quantity) Lot 156 A selection of boxed children's puzzles including Frederick Wall & Co, A Jigsaw Puzzle of Jemima Puddleduck, cut-out figure, boxed, Chad Valley jigsaw puzzle of Windsor Castle, boxed, V & A Museum Collector's wooden jigsaw, detail from the Forest Tapestry after William Morris, boxed, four various boxes of evening party games, including Japanese Children, an unboxed geographical wood puzzle and another wooden block puzzle, (9) £30 - 40 £30 - 50 £40 - 60 £30 - 50 £60 - 80 £30 - 50 Lot 157 Bayko Building Set, No.2 to include accessories, plastic parts, catalogues in blue box with yellow label, also Bayko converting set in blue box, boxes tired, possibly incomplete and a parquetry veneer set, boxed (3) Lot 158 A boxed Compendorama twelve games with new selector control by Marchant Games, box tired Lot 159 Chad Valley, Socca-ball table top football game, boxed, box damaged MISCELLANEOUS Lot 160 A patchwork quilt, circa 1890 to 1910 of interlocking hexagon design Lot 161 A collection of wood veneers £20 - 30 £10 - 20 £30 - 50 £100 - 150 £10 - 20 TOYS Lot 162 An Ayres type overpainted grey wooden rocking horse with black mane and real horsehair tail, head looking left, with saddle and handle carved into body, on bow rockers united by stretchers and strengthened by metal plates, some damage to head and rockers 39" high, 72.5" long, 17" wide Lot 163 A modern Merrythought plush fabric rocking horse on a swing stand, beige, 39" x 43" x 14" Lot 164 A box of Solido and other makes, boxed vehicles, including Gama 449 Senator, Vitesse 1/43 scale Lancier, Solido No.47 Mercedes and Sierra XRiv, No.16 Ferrari Daytona, 1518 Mercedes SL Coupé, 188 Opel Manta, 28 BMW 2002 Turbo, No.70 Opel GTE Rallye, some boxes tired, and four unboxed vehicles including Dinky Toys 260 Royal Mail van and 261 Telephone Service van, possible repaints (32) Lot 165 A small quantity of Tin Tin memorabilia including four colour posters after Herge, 15" x 11", BBC Radio Collection six adventures of Tin Tin tapes, three French Tin Tin booklets, a modern French Tin Tin plastic taxi, boxed and a soft toy Snowy, 13" wide (10) Lot 166 A quantity of painted lead soldiers including Britains Scots Guard's mounted troops, WW1 troops, and a wooden fort (quantity) Lot 167 A Good Luck Toys clockwork monoplane, colour printed, with pilot, 3.5", lacking key £300 - 500 £30 - 40 £40 - 60 £30 - 50 £80 - 120 £30 - 50 Lot 168 A German tin plate Hausser Elastolin anti-aircraft truck, 1930's/40's, with two rear end winches, British Tommy driver, six wheels in camouflage paint, the gun marked 'Hausser Elastolin', incomplete, 10" long Lot 169 Yonezawa sleeping baby bear, a Japanese tin plate and plastic novelty battery operated sleeping bear including alarm clock in original box, 8.5" long Lot 170 An Austin J40 pedal car, light blue with cream seats and Dunlop tyres, some rusting to body and chrome work, seats ripped, 55" long Lot 171 A Fleischmann tinplate live steam plant with a boiler, steam gauge, pressure valves, detachable brick chimney and a horizontal beam engine, all on a raised plinth with Fleischmann Decal, 13" x 15" including paraffin tray and accessories Lot 172 A Mamod steam roadster SA1 in original box, stamped 25th September 1979, apparently unused, 15.5" long Lot 173 A Jolly Nigger money bank of traditional type, scratched, 6" high and a Japanese Kobi toy, ebonised wood showing a man lifting a bell jar to reveal a child's head and a snake down below, 7" high, and also a disassembled Jolly Nigger money bank, damaged (3) Lot 174 A Mamod RS1 live steam railway consisting of 0-4-0 tank locomotive, timber wagon and open truck, track, solid fuel tablets, instructions, in original box, apparently unused £200 - 300 £50 - 70 £300 - 500 £100 - 150 £60 - 80 £20 - 30 £100 - 150 Lot 175 A Dean's rag book style felt Minnie Mouse, 1930's with black boot button eyes and toothy grin in a checked skirt, possibly not original and with yellow hands and feet, face grubby, some tears to stitching, 7" tall Lot 176 A quantity of lead hand-painted figures to sit on top of thimbles, made 25 years ago at a thimble factory in Malvern, approx 37 Lot 177 Yonezawa a Japanese battery operated talking robot, (version without Cragstan - loud speaker) in red with metal arms and plastic ears, one ear lacking, rusted throughout, 11" high Lot 178 A Chad Valley Soccer game, metal base with plastic figures operated by levers in original box, 23" long Lot 179 A German tinplate Hausser Mercedes staff car, 1930's, in camouflage paint with clockwork mechanism to the back wheels and British Tommy driver, figure damaged, staff car incomplete, 8.5" long Lot 180 An advertising shop automata of two soft toy dogs fighting over a child's rag book on a wood effect base, fitted for electricity. Collector's Item Only, 49" wide Lot 181 A Japanese battery powered coffee loving bear, tin plate and plastic in original box, Rosko tested, 10" high Lot 182 A box of loose Meccano parts, red and blue plates, a transformer type M20, an electric motor, wheels, green straights and a small selection of Meccano catalogues, outfit No.3. torn, Meccano playworn £60 - 80 £40 - 60 £60 - 100 £10 - 20 £200 - 300 £250 - 350 £50 - 70 £30 - 40 Lot 183 A Japanese San Toys battery operated smoking bear with yellow felt jacket, blue trousers and red shoes and remote control, unboxed, 8.5 high Lot 184 Britain's Historical Series, No.1470, the State Coach with eight horses and instructions in original box with purple card, inner divisions, horses detached Lot 185 Chad Valley models of the Cunard Fleet, part set, comprising Aquatania, Mauritania, Franconia, three other ships and a Dinky Toys Cunard White Star 534 in Chad Valley box, damaged, a Millars Marine Models TSS Glen Sannox in original box, a small quantity of soft metal war ships, unboxed, an unboxed model of the Golden Arrow, a collection of lithographed tin plate two dimensional war ships and racing cars given with the Lively, Healthy Up To Date Boy's Paper and the Modern Boy including the Super Marine Napier S5 Sea Plane, LNER Express The Flying Scotsman, the battle cruiser Invincible, approx 25 and a Scalectrix Bentley in blue and black chequered box (quantity) Lot 186 A Louis Marx & Co battery operated plastic Dalek from the BBC television series Dr. Who in original box, 6" and a Mamod SE2 stationery steam engine on raised red base plate, brass cylinder, horizontal beam engine in used condition and original box, box torn, (2) Lot 187 A Crescent Toys Sonic Space laser in original box with flashing code light and flip-up direct vision, 22" long £30 - 50 £60 - 80 £60 - 80 £40 - 60 £10 - 20 Lot 188 A suitcase of yellow, blue and white metal Meccano parts, and two Meccano construction catalogues and a small selection of Matchbox Models of Yesteryear, mostly unboxed, but including three boxed examples, Y13 Sante Fey loco, Y12 horse bus, Y1 Alchin traction engine and a small quantity of Matchbox 1-75 Series and Husky unboxed vehicles, all playworn (quantity) Lot 189 A box of unboxed Action Men and Action Man clothing and a quantity of Britains and other makes painted lead farm animals, figures etc (a lot) Lot 190 A German tin plate Hausser horse-drawn field ambulance with two horse team and two drivers, canvas screen to the back, open sides, the ambulance with four spoked wheels and front steering axle, 5.5" long and British Army WWI medical personnel and wounded to include four stretcher bearers, two stretchers, a nurse, a medic with wounded soldier, a wounded soldier with walking stick, a doctor in white coat and a soldier lying resting, stamped 'Elastolin, Germany', (quantity) Lot 191 A Mettoy tin plate tractor with balloon wheels, yellow and red with plastic driver, playworn, 7" long, a Louis Marx reversible diesel electric tractor, yellow and red plastic with lithographed plate back wheels and rubber front wheels, battery operated, incomplete, 10" long, a red tin plate tipping box trailer and hedge saw, probably Mettoy, and a harrow (5) Lot 192 A table Soccerette game by Soccerette Limited in original cardboard box with magnetic sticks and players, 38" long Lot 193 A plywood box of Meccano comprising olive green straights, wheels, tyres, brass wheels to two trays (quantity) and a Dinky Toys Cinderella's coach in original box No.111 (2) £20 - 30 £20 - 30 £150 - 250 £30 - 50 £20 - 30 £20 - 30 Lot 194 A Jacques croquet set in original box with mallets and balls, coloured hoops and a leaflet 'Basic Laws of Croquet', modern Lot 195 A German tin plate Hausser heavy mortar on static base plate with elevating and firing mechanisms finished in camouflage and marked 'Hausser', 3.5" long and two camouflaged static guns in pre-war camouflage on adjustable stands, 3" and 5.5" long, heavily rusted (3) Lot 196 A box of Lledo Day's Gone boxed vehicles including six Lledo Barclays Bank Promotional Vehicles, some boxes tired, approx 60 Lot 197 A Mamod SE2 stationery steam engine on raised red tin plate base with brass boiler and horizontal beam engine mounted on a light green frame, boiler scorched and used, 8" wide in original yellow and grey box, box tired and a quantity of 1960 Meccano Magazines, Corgi, and other catalogues Lot 198 A Jetex jet propelled racing car in green plastic in original box, a Tekno post auto diecast bus with silver roof and yellow sides, boxed, and a Britain's diesel tractor Fordson Super Major, boxed, boxes tired (3) Lot 199 A box of boxed Lledo vehicles including the Royal Airforce Ground Crew Support Set, and the Home Front Collection, also Matchbox Models of Yesteryear, 1920 Rolls Royce armoured car and a Corgi Vintage Glory of Steam Sentinel wagon, (approx 22) Lot 200 A German tinplate Hausser anti aircraft gun with pre-war camouflage pattern, elevation and rotation mechanism on circular base, stamped '5', the breach stamped 'Hausser', 4" high £50 - 80 £60 - 100 £50 - 70 £40 - 60 £30 - 50 £20 - 30 £30 - 50 Lot 201 A Shackleton Foden eight-wheel tipper lorry with blue cab and back, red wheel arches, clockwork mechanism, scratched, 10.5" long, unboxed Lot 202 A Creedmoor cast iron money bank, manufactured by J & E Stevens, Cromwell CT, patent November 6th, 1877 of a rifleman firing his gun at a tree trunk painted in blues, reds and greens, paint chipped, 10" long Lot 203 Twelve painted metal Swiss Guard figures by Holgar Erickson, two Action Men and accessories and a quantity of Superman The Movie, Movie Facts cards, Star War's cards (quantity) Lot 204 A plastic clockwork Cinderella and Prince Charming, possibly Tri-ang, and another clockwork figure of the Fairy Godmother, 5" and 4.5" high respectively (2) Lot 205 A German tin plate Hausser field gun and limber with British troops and two horses, one with rider, some damage to figures Lot 206 A Shackleton Foden flatbed eight-wheel lorry with blue cab and back, red petrol tanks and wheel arches, clockwork mechanism, transfer and cab scratched in a blue and yellow box, lacking end, 12" long Lot 207 A Pegasus rocking horse covered in brown fur with white mane and red leather saddle on a rocking trestle base, 48" long, 39" high £70 - 100 £150 - 250 £20 - 30 £20 - 30 £100 - 200 £100 - 150 £60 - 100 Lot 208 An Elastolin fort, German 1920's/30's as a fort on a hill with red tiled roof buildings and circular corner tower and arched entrance gate opening onto a hinged drawbridge to a winding road down the side of the hill, some splits and cracks, approximately 16" wide £80 - 120 Lot 209 A quantity of unboxed Bburago vehicles, mostly sports and racing cars including Mercedes Benz, Ferrari, Jaguar, approx 20 Lot 210 A Tri-ang rocking donkey on metal bow rocker, 'Tri-ang//Made in Ireland' label to foot plate, 23" Lot 211 Six pre-war Elastolin cowboys and indians comprising crawling indian, indian firing from behind a rock, standing firing indian, standing firing indian, standing firing cowboy and two prone figures of a cowboy and an indian firing, some damage (6) Lot 212 A Shackleton Foden eight-wheel flatbed lorry with yellow cab and back, red petrol tanks and wheel arches, clockwork mechanism in a red and yellow box, scratched, box torn, 12" long Lot 213 A small collection of modern Chinese tin plate, including a biplane, vintage car, man at a well, plastic and tin plate clockwork, drumming clown, Volkswagen Beetle and a quantity of 0 gauge track Lot 214 A selection of Britain's and other soldiers including a mounted camel squadron, horse guards, knights in armour, Greeks and a French World War I Infantry (quantity) £30 - 50 £20 - 30 £30 - 50 £100 - 150 £10 - 20 £70 - 100 Lot 215 A Tri-ang Choral spinning top, Solitaire game, boxed, unboxed Dinky Toys fire engine and seventeen snooker balls, boxed (4) Lot 216 Elastolin British troops WW1/WWII, 1930's comprising mounted officer, morse code operators, ammunition carrier, running, firing and prone troops, trench periscope operator, machine gunner, some damage (29) Lot 217 A Mettoy farm tractor in yellow and red with grey balloon tyres, plastic engine and clockwork mechanism, scratched, unboxed, and a Britain's Limited 155mm gun, boxed, gun scratched, box torn (2) Lot 218 A Dan Dare Walkie-Talkie set with push button planetary selectors with retractable aerials in original box with yellow card interior, box torn Lot 219 A Bing cinematographic projector, 33mm with metal lamp house, slide projection lens, hand cranked mechanism on a metal base, 10" high, a small quantity of boxed cinematography films, also an Underwood viewer, incomplete and slides, Hornby Trains catalogue, Cole's Funny Picture Book, incomplete, and a Hornby 0 gauge No.1 lumber wagon, boxed (a lot) Lot 220 Six Elastolin seated figures, British Army WWI comprising two drivers and four soldiers, damaged (4) Lot 221 A Teleconcept Walt Disney Mickey Mouse plastic novelty telephone in original box £30 - 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Ontario: Finally A Beer Fan Video I Like
Posted by Alan McLeod on Thursday, June 14, 2012 in Ontario Craft Beer Week, Beer Industry Marketing, Ontario, Web Resources - 6 comments
Remember a few years ago when there were all those needy videos about "I Am Craft Beer" on YouTube and everywhere else that went on and on as if all brewers were demi-gods, all good beer fans were long lost friends and lovers and craft beer was what would fuel that rocket ship that was going to … read more »
At Some Point It Is Actually Alright To Stop Complaining
Posted by Alan McLeod on Saturday, June 9, 2012 in Oregon, Ontario, Thinking About Beer - 4 comments
It's been a busy week for beer. Masses of macro are being consumed as part of Euro 2012 - even in Warsaw where a 3.4% maximum strength order was decreed. An unfortunate product placement led to a more unfortunate reaction from one Canadian brewer. Worthy and attention getting beer fests are being …
Ontario: Pale Ale, MacLean's, Normanby, West Grey
Posted by Alan McLeod on Monday, May 28, 2012 in England and English Styles, Ontario
It seems a lot farther than just a bit over 400 km when you drive it. Kids... you know what they are like. And Toronto... you know what that is like, too. I found this bottle another 50 km on. Why did it take all the way from 9:15 am to 6:20 pm to travel that far? Snacks. • I picked up this at …
Ontario: Strong Beer Just Can't Compare To Very Strong Beer
Posted by Alan McLeod on Saturday, May 26, 2012 in Ontario, Beer History, Lore and Traditions, Home Brewing - 8 comments
In the 1820's, Ontario was in that space between the end of the War of 1812 and the unrest of the late 1830s that led to responsible government. In that quarter century, Ontario or what was then called Upper Canada was a bit of a test kitchen for conservative political forces within the British …
Not Beer: Spirit Tree Estate Cidery, Caledon, Ontario
Posted by Alan McLeod on Friday, May 25, 2012 in Cider and Perry, Not Beer, Ontario, Beer Stores and Beer Shopping - 1 comment
It was a bit of a haul today. A drive of 500 or 600 km from the eastern end of the fifth Great Lake to the south of the third. We made a point of finding better stops along the way. Chatterpaul's Trinidadian influenced bistro in suburban Whitby was a bit of a happy surprise. As was the traffic, a …
Ontario: Robust Porter, Great Lakes, Etobicoke
Posted by Alan McLeod on Friday, April 27, 2012 in Ontario, Porter Season - 2 comments
I was handed this beer at last week's beer event. I just would like to mention that this is one of the best Ontario-made beers I have ever had. Part of their Project X series, it's on limited release and, sadly, limited production. Too bad. Thick sheeting mocha cream head over deep dark ale. Thick …
Are Drinks Wholesalers Actually An "Industry"?
Posted by Alan McLeod on Sunday, April 22, 2012 in Alabama, Ontario, Beer and Law, Beer Stores and Beer Shopping - 1 comment
Remember when industry meant, you know, making things. I was reminded of that this morning when I came across this article about the effect of mandatory third party wholesaling on Alabama's wineries and got stuck on the word "industry": • "When you put three hands in it, there's nothing left …
Brewers' Plate 2012 And My Happy Schooling
Posted by Alan McLeod on Thursday, April 19, 2012 in Ontario, Beer and Food, Festivals and Gatherings - 6 comments
What a pleasant Wednesday. I ate. I sipped. I asked myself a lot about how people in downtown Toronto spend their Wednesday evenings. I did not think I got swept away in pairing mania but, and it is a subtle but so bear with me, there were many wonderful combinations to be found. • For example …
A Few Questions From Me About Brewers Plate 2012
Posted by Alan McLeod on Thursday, April 12, 2012 in Ontario, Festivals and Gatherings - 4 comments
I'm not sure I ask good questions. Professionally, I have to be prepared to ask questions like "where were you on the night of June 27th, 1979?" or "would you agree with me that a bicycle pump and a hippopotamus are very different things, Mr. Jenkins?" Not that I do. I just have to be prepared. So …
Ontario's LCBO Has Nation Based Beer Quota?
Posted by Alan McLeod on Wednesday, April 11, 2012 in Baltic States, Ontario, Beer Stores and Beer Shopping - 5 comments
Interesting comment on Ontario's LCBO, the province's sole wholesale import beer buyer. The comment is from an Estonian supplier newly selling its beer into this my local marketplace: • In an April 11 statement, A. Le Coq said its product should arrive on store shelves in the province's major …


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Convenience store operators must take the time to observe how their competitors are marketing tobacco. In most of the presentations I have given over the past few years, I challenge my participants to take the time to understand how their business is doing, but to also make sure to check on the competition. After all,
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
Meeting the Demand for Convenience
Even during the holiday season customers expect their local c-store not only to be open, but to meet their diverse needs. Every year during the holidays I have cashiers tell me that customers ask them why our stores are open on days like Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day. Customers often remark, "It's a
Raising the Bar on Automotive Accessories
Car care merchandise is delivering incremental sales with the help of private labels and impulse purchases. Customers have long ventured into local convenience stores to grab a bottle of windshield washer fluid or oil for their cars. Years ago, a small display would hold a few bottles of automotive fluids in case of an emergency.
Networking at the NAG Ideas Conference
David Johnson named group chairman as the National Advisory Group concludes its 2010 meeting focused on building profits and relationships. The National Advisory Group's (NAG) 2010 Ideas Conference wrapped up in Charleston, S.C., offering convenience store owners a much better understanding of the issues facing small and mid-sized businesses and family-owned companies. Whether it's dealing
Discount Tobacco City Takes on the FDA
When a number of major tobacco companies, including R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Conwood Co. LLC, Commonwealth Brands Inc., Lorillard Inc. and National Tobacco Co., decided to take on the federal government's ban on tobacco advertising, they were looking for one retailer to step up and join the fight. They got their wish when Frank Hinton,
U-PAK-IT's Business Model Proves Successful
U-PAK-IT Corp., the third largest Louisiana-based c-store chain, features a unique business model that helps mom-and-pop stores unite to compete in an industry that often eats single stores for breakfast. The first U-PAK-IT store was opened in Winnsboro, La., in 1986. The company quickly grew when a number of neighborhood stores, faced with rising prices
Warming Up to Soup Sales
This is Foodservice 101: when the weather turns cold, consumers want warmth—often in the form of soups and hot convenience foods. Giving your consumers what they want is Convenience Store Success 101. Putting hot soups and other ready-to-go items on the menu this the fall only makes sense, and isn't all that hard to do.
Inside Look at Store Activity
Series2k has released S2k Realtime Center, a realtime reporting module to complement its Series2K Back Office Management System. The S2k Realtime Center is a Web-based application that allows a convenience store operator or owner to instantaneously see what is going on in their store. The S2k Realtime Center pulls information from the point-of-sale system every
Family Express Debuts New Corporate Headquarters
Valparaiso, Ind.-based Family Express is celebrating the opening of its new corporate headquarters. The 30,0000-square-foot facility not only features offices and a fitness center, but combines its Valparaiso, Ind., and Lafayette Ind., training centers into one cyber training center, including a fully-merchandised Family Express store, built to scale with equipment and gas pumps. The new
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Kretek International Inc. offers a new line of CIG2O (sig-two-oh) e-cigarette products. The CIG2O rechargeable water vapor cigarette was developed in the U. S. for Kretek by Spark Industries. CIG2O e-cigarettes was successfully launched in smoke shops early in 2010. The strength of adult consumer response led to the current nationwide roll out. The initial
Prepaid Services
Blackhawk Network, a provider of prepaid and financial payments products offers PayPower, a suite of prepaid products and services designed to help consumers stay in control of spending with simple and safe solutions that provide value, transparency and budgeting. The suite of products is targeted to consumers looking for alternatives to traditional financial credit, whether
NACS Showcases Cool New Products
The NACS Show's Most Popular Cool New Products The top new items viewed by retailers at the NACS Show include: • Disney Foodles and Crunch Pak Sliced Apples (Crunch Pak) • Ready Snax Fresh Fruit Parfaits (Ready Pac Foods) • International Delight Flavor Shots (WhiteWave Foods / Dean Foods) • f'real FRLB4 Frozen Beverage
New Look for Beef Jerky
Jack Link's Beef Jerky has teamed with Realtree Camo to offer a "snack hunters can't go without" promotion. Through December 2010, a selection of Jack Link's beef steak products are available in blaze-orange-colored packaging, featuring distinctive Realtree Camo patterns. The standout blaze orange packaging adds extra visibility, while the beef steak offers hunters a satisfying
Botanical Cigar
Arango Cigar Co. offers its "Windy City" Premium Botanical Cigar, made exclusively for Arango by Drew Estate, in its Nicaraguan factory. In 1998, Drew Estate pioneered the art of vapor-infusing cigars with a wide variety of herbal, floral, spice, and other botanical flavoring essences. Today, their Acid cigars are widely recognized for these intriguing flavor
Environmentally-Friendly Chewing Gum
Revolymer Ltd. has launched Rev7, a confectionery chewing gum with long-lasting flavor. The product is also removable and degradable, making it the first commercially available environmentally-friendly gum. The company has studied the gum's removability and degradability characteristics in a variety of climates. The gum can be removed from clothes using soap and water, and tests
A Moment of Sweetness
Cumberland Packing Corp. has tasked creative agency Mother New York with reintroducing Sweet'N Low to U.S. consumers by reminding people of the brand's long history and tradition by playing up its iconic name, packaging and its most memorable color. The campaign, which includes print, outdoor and digital, will run nationally throughout 2010. Mother broke away
Securing Payment Data
The SWAT Team During its brief tenure, the PCATS Data Security Standards committee has proven extraordinarily active, holding biweekly conference call meetings that are regularly attended by as many as 50 members. As PCATS Executive Director Gray Taylor pointed out, "These aren't single-site operators. These are people who are in charge of security for
Sealed-Fresh Foil Wrapping
Due to popular demand, Swisher International has introduced Sealed-Fresh foil wrapping on all of the company's Swisher Sweets Cigarillos. First introduced on Swisher Sweets Wine Cigarillos, the new Sealed-Fresh packaging proved to be a huge success among retailers and customers. Expanding on that success, the new technology is now incorporated as the standard packaging for
Chai Tea Latte Mixes
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The Fight for Interchange Reform Continues
The long and winding road to controlling credit card fees took yet another turn on Oct. 12, 2010, when TCF National Bank, a subsidiary of TCF Financial Corp., filed a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the Durbin Amendment, which was included in the Wall Street Reform and Consumer Financial Protection Act of 2010, also known
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CAT Scales
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Chevron Fuels Schools Promotion
During the month of September, Chevron's Fuel Your School promotion, with the help of California drivers, raised $858,445 for schools in Alameda and Contra Costa counties. To participate, customers simply had to fill up their gas tanks at participating Chevron stations in Alameda or Contra Costa between Sept. 1 and Sept. 30. Chevron then donated


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Butterfly Gardeners in TN
I started my butterfly garden this year, and am wondering who all in my neck of the state is doing the same. So far, I've raised Eastern Black Swallowtails and Spicebush Swallowtails, but am trying to add as many host plants as I can. I have hosts for the Ladies, Monarch, Giant swallowtail, buckeye, Comma, QM, Pipevine, Tiger, Fritillaries, Zebra Swallowtail, and more.
I'm looking for False Nettle, Common Milkweed, Sassafras, and Sweetgum for my garden, but they (esp the Nettle) has proven difficult to come across.
So.. who else gardens for the winged beauties? Post pictures! (and I'll do the same, whenever I get the mulch down)
I have a butterfly garden of sorts. I don't really plant things specifically for butterflies, but have ended up with lots of plants that are known to be butterfly host/nectar plants. I have a feeling that there are many more in my garden, but these are the ones I remembered while reviewing a list of butterfly host plants:
Asclepias incarnata - Swamp Milkweed
Asclepias purpurascens - Purple Milkweed
Asclepias syriaca - Common Milkweed
Asclepias tuberosa - Orange Butterfly Milkweed
Asclepias variegata - Redwing Milkweed
Asclepias verticillata - Whorled Milkweed
Asclepias viridis - Green Antelopehorn
Asimina triloba - Pawpaw
Clethra alnifolia - Summersweet
Helianthus angustifolius - Swamp Sunflower
Helianthus maximiliani - Maximilian Sunflower
Lindera benzoin - Spicebush
Liriodendron tulipifera - Tulip Poplar
Magnolia virginiana - Sweetbay Magnolia
various Monarda - Beebalm
Passiflora incarnata - Purple Passionflower
Poncirus trifoliata - Hardy Orange
Pycnanthemum pilosum - Whorled Mountainmint
Pycnanthemum tenuifolium - Narrowleaf Mountainmint
Pycnanthemum virginianum - Virginia Mountainmint
over a dozen species of Quercus - Oak
Rhamnus caroliniana - Carolina buckthorn
Ruta graveolens - Rue
Sassafras albidum - Sassafras
over a dozen species of Viburnum
Vitex agnus-castus - Lilac Chastetree
Zanthoxylum clava-herculis - Hercules Club
Sorry, but I don't have pictures to post. My garden is just east of Knoxville (in Mascot, TN). Where's yours?
Wow, that's a lot of accidental hosts! There's some on your list that I'm having the hardest time tracking down. I don't have anything memorized, yet, aside the from the common names, but I have:
Asclepias incarnata
Asclepias tuberosa
Asclepias curassavica
Wild Violet
Pearly Everlasting
Sweetbay Mag
Tulip Poplar
Wafer Ash
Wild Black Cherry
Purple Coneflower
and more, I'm sure
I'm in Knoxville, as well. I saw a lot of butterflies this year, here in East TN (including 4 Monarchs this fall, so far, which is the most I've ever seen). Tigers were everywhere, though I didn't get but one egg.
If you don't mind me asking, if you have any Common Milkweed, Prickly Ash, and/or Sassafras seeds/saplings, I would love to trade you for them. I'm always on the look out for these, but can never find any (same with False Nettle).
So, you didn't make it to the international plant event of the century (AKA the East Tennessee Plant Swap) here in your city? Seriously though, you could get some awesome plants there. I got two baby sassafras trees there this spring. I have some larger ones, but I wanted to grow some in specific places and hadn't been able to successfully transplant any. I have a fairly small one now that I will probably end up pulling out. It was a volunteer in my orchard and has to go. My guess is that it could only possibly be transplanted in early spring, and even then it would probably be a real long-shot. I'd recommend trying to grow one from seed or buying a very small container-grown sassafras. I know I once saw some at Stanley's over in South Knoxville.
I could easily get you some Asclepias syriaca seeds next year. They are very easy to grow from seed. I'm not sure how they'd do if dug up and divided this time of year though.
Yeah, I missed the plant swap, unfortunately. I wish I could say I was busy or something, but the truth is I just hadn't heard of it until it was over. Ijams Nature Center has a seed swap in Spring, which I plan on going to.
Stanley's is well familiar of me, don't you worry. They don't have any, though.. and haven't been able to get me any in.
Yeah, milkweeds have long taproots, and definitely should not be dug up. I tried to dig up a tiny one once (it was 3" tall), and I ended up digging 8" into the dirt, and still didn't get all of the taproot.
I really don't have much to trade.. but I'll come up with something ;-)
Brazilian verbena
And that's where I had many of mine outside of the Buddleia (also great for hummingbirds and the clearwing sphynx moth), mikweed and fennel (when I had gardens. I will again, but not right now). But I also note, some I've listed can be tender perernnial/annuals (in Nashville/Shelbyville/Murfresboro where I (have) lived). Do y'all add these when it gets warmer?
Here is a link that might be useful: good list
For those of you wanting to grow Buddleia/Buddleja, be aware that it is invasive (environmentally damaging) in this area. A large area over at Ijams Nature Center, for instance, is absolutely covered over in this stuff.
Some plant catalogs (Plant Delights, for instance) say it's alright to grow invasives as long as you aren't near a natural area. This couldn't be further from the truth and is very irresponsible for them to put out to the public.
Buddleia/Buddleja isn't documented to be as much of a problem as some other invasives, but if you just go look at the Mead's Quarry area over at Ijams, you'll have little doubt as to it's environmental impact.
There are cultivars that are sterile, or near sterile. Supposedly, they are safe to plant. Apparently even their seedlings, if they have any, are also sterile/near-sterile. So, you should be able to plant these cultivars guilt free:
Buddleia/Buddleja 'Blue Chip'
Buddleia/Buddleja 'Asian Moon'
Buddleia/Buddleja 'Purple Haze'
Buddleia/Buddleja 'Ice Chip' (formerly 'White Icing')
Buddleia/Buddleja 'Podaras #4' (aka Flutterby Grande Blueberry Cobbler)
Buddleia/Buddleja 'Podaras #5' (aka Flutterby Grande Peach Cobbler)
Buddleia/Buddleja 'Podaras #2' (aka Flutterby Grande Sweet Marmalade)
Buddleia/Buddleja 'Podaras #3' (aka Flutterby Grande Tangerine Dream)
Buddleia/Buddleja 'Podaras #1' (aka Flutterby Grande Vanilla)
Buddleia/Buddleja 'Podaras #15' (aka Flutterby Petite Snow White)
Buddleia/Buddleja 'Podaras #9' (aka Flutterby Pink)


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Flexible scheduling so can work various hours (up to a limit), it is a job that does pay & has some benefits, the work is not hard. This is a job that does not pay well & will never pay well. The job can be stressful if you let it be. Clients are yelling often over the phone, but when you do get to help someone, it means the world to make a difference in their lives.
Horrible insurance coverage, not much vacation & sick leave (PTO time 15 days after 1 year), bad pay, favortism of managers towards some employees, almost impossible to get fired. It would be nice to work with other employees that showed up on time, actually worked when they were supposed to be working, did not try everything possible to make sure a few 'workers' handled everything they should be handling, employees who didn't call in sick every possible opportunity, employees who did not gossip behind everyone's back, employees who had enough command of the english language to spell simple words correctly and not swear on the phone accidently.
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What to do after wine spilled on my HP G60-235D trackpad and keyboard?
So, I like to fix minor issues for people on their computers. A co-worker recently brought me his laptop that he says his wife spilled a glass of wine on. I turned it on and it started right up. However, the keyboard does multiple keystrokes and if say I hit a home row key, it will also hit a key from the lower row, i.e., if I hit "a", it will type "a" and "z." Also, the trackpad is not working. The cursor just sits there, very jittery. As the computer was on longer, the cursor moved erratically about the screen and selected items on its own, like it was possessed. I'm wondering, can I just clean the trackpad and keyboard with isopropyl alcohol or do I need to replace both? Or should I replace the motherboard as well since we are talking about a wine (liquid and sugar formation after evaporation)? Any suggestions would be great.
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Peter Bertling, "like it was possessed" probably not. Most likely corroded. I would use the service manual from here and clean everything first with sterile water then with isopropyl alcohol. Then reassemble and re-evaluate. Check for any broken, severely corroded or missing components. Hope this helps, good luck.


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Shrewd move in choosing House Budget Committee Chairman Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis., as running mate for Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney. Now here's the next play: Invite George McGovern, the 1972 Democratic presidential candidate, to speak this month in Tampa at the Republican National Convention.
The only way the planned California bullet train could possibly be exempted from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) would be via legislative action followed by a signature from Gov. Jerry Brown.
Stark's 'Second Litter' Subsidy
WASHINGTON - According to the pollsters and the so-called mainstream media, as of the dead of summer, the presidential contest between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney is a dead heat. We also are told this race is all about the "economy" or "jobs" or "middle-class taxes" or "repealing Obamacare." Or not.
A very public marital melodrama is now playing in San Francisco. It shows the idiocy of domestic violence laws and the extremism of the feminists whose ideology paints men as innate batterers and women as victims of the patriarchy.
There are two sides within the anti-abortion movement. On one side, stand men and women who care deeply about human life and fear that abortion devalues society by creating a caste of disposable people. On the other side, lurk crabbed adults who think women should be punished for having extramarital sex and that pregnancy is fit punishment that (luck of the draw) spares men and falls instead on women and girls.
Mitt Romney is a bit of a sci-fi buff. He not only took his grandkids to see "The Hunger Games" when the movie came out but also read the Suzanne Collins trilogy. I wonder whether he was thinking about the books when he picked Paul Ryan to be his running mate.
Floyd Corkins, a volunteer for the last six months at the D.C. Center for the LGBT Community, marched into the Family Research Center with a gun and serious ammunition, denounced FRC's policy positions and shot a security guard in the arm before being subdued. Another hate crime, but this time against, perhaps, the pre-eminent pro-family organization in America. CBS gave the story 20 seconds. NBC spent 17 seconds.
Let's take a trip deep into the magic kingdom of "Laissez Fairyland" and prostrate ourselves before the infallible and inscrutable force known as the free market.
Vice President Joe Biden played the race card this week when he drawled Southern-style to a racially mixed audience that if Mitt Romney takes the White House, he'll "unchain Wall Street. They're going to put y'all back in chains."
When the Legislature passed Governor Brown's public safety "realignment" plan last year, I was vehemently opposed to it because I predicted that it would put Californians in serious danger. Regardless, we were promised that the plan would save money without compromising justice. But judging from recent history and a new report from the Chief Probation Officers of California, the Valley is receiving none of what we were promised. It turns out, I was right to be concerned.
It seemed that Joseph Holman, a 51-year-old redhead from Brooklyn, had climbed into the middle class the old-fashioned way: by the sweat of his brow.
For all of the gun lovers, feel free to go buy your Glock, shotgun, hunting rifle, .22 pistol, .357 magnum or any of the other guns at your disposal, but you do not need an AK-47.
The campaigns of President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney are engaged in a fierce battle in Ohio, knowing full well that it is one of the critical battleground states that could determine who wins in November.
Gabrielle Douglas became the fourth American - and first black female - to win a gold medal in women's individual all-around gymnastics. Effervescent and attractive, Gabby stands to make millions of dollars in endorsements. But she has received criticism - in the social media, via Twitter, Facebook and, according to The Daily Beast, several "black blogs."
I recently mentioned in a column on renewable energy that solar power could generate half of the world's electricity by 2050. I cited the International Energy Agency as my source.
The brilliant actor Benedict Cumberbatch is in hot water for getting his words wrong. Appearing on Tavis Smiley's show, the Oscar-nominated star of "The Imitation Game" took a strong stand in favor of greater diversity in Hollywood.
Hundreds of thousands of protesters descend on Washington every January to "March for Life," protesting the horror of more than a million abortions in America every year. Every year the "news" outlets report next to nothing, even when their reporters are there documenting the event as their cameras film it.
The Super Bowl is well timed. It comes mid-winter, a month after our New Year's resolutions begin deflating, when the market is teetering, our finances are squeezed, and the collections agencies calling day and night. For those who were fortunate to make some income last year, the 1099's or W-2s arrive, and we brace ourselves to face off with the IRS.
So why is it that while other states are now enjoying gas prices of less than $2 per gallon, California is still paying higher prices?
First lady Michelle Obama made an important statement when she showed up in Saudi Arabia with her husband Tuesday to mourn the death of King Abdullah and meet successor King Salman. Though the first lady dressed in a fashion respectful of Saudi custom - in black pants and a long, loose jacket that fully covered her arms and legs - she did not don a headscarf. Saudi women do not have that choice. Thus, the first lady made a fashion statement that sent a politely assertive message to the all-male Saudi delegation.


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WANTED: Creeping Phlox
Hi, anyone have any creeping phlox for trade? I'm especially looking for Phlox stolonifera 'Sherwood Purple', but would love anykind of creeping phlox as I have lots of space and would love some.
My trade list if interested:
Lily of the Valley established plants
Rose of Sharon seedlings (or small bareroot trees) (mixed/unknown)
standard royal hostas
common orange daylilies
Rose of Sharon seeds (pink, lavender, white) not quite ready yet
Tiger lily seeds
white hibiscus seeds
yellow daylily seeds
canna lily seeds - dark pink
pink morning glory seeds
Thank you!
I thought that I had replied to you (maybe directly via email?). Now I'm not sure.
I do have some standard hostas and I could probably get you a little bit of a division of whirlwhind hosta. I do have seeds also. From a large beautiful hosta (don't know the name). I also have seeds of mouse ear hostas. I also have a large leaf blue hosta, but the seeds are not quite ready yet.
I also have some Marvel of Peru 4 o'clock seeds which I forgot to include above.
How much of the phlox were you thinking of sending? Maybe a small flate rate priority mail box?
Let me know. Thanks.
I can send a small flat rate box. Any of those you listed would be fine! I didn't receive an email from you btw.