The Collectors Sale

Auction 20677

Oxford

12 Feb 2013, starting at 11:00 GMT.

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Sold for £4,375 inc. premium

Gauge I Live Steam model of a LNER A2 Pacific 4-6-2 locomotive No.525 and tender A.H. Peppercorn Handbuilt ...

Sold for £3,125 inc. premium

Gauge I Live Steam model of a LNER type P2 2-8-2 LNER Express locomotive No.2002 and tender Earl Marischal ...

A SET OF FOUR LMS PERIOD 3 COACHES IN A CASE, 2 X 1ST CLASS CORRIDOR COACHES, FURNISHED, 1 X IST CLASS CORRIDOR 1/2 BREAK, FURNISHED, 1 X 3RD CLASS VESTIBULE, FURNISHED, 10MM/FT SCALE, BY PETER ROGERS

Sold for £2,750 inc. premium

Four Gauge I LMS Passenger coaches Handbuilt by Peter Rogers, ex Bassett-Lowke model maker

Sold for £2,500 inc. premium

A very interesting 'Mandoline Piccolo-Zither Timbres' musical box, by Paillard, circa 1880,

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1	A Gould type microscope, French, mid 19th century,	£312 US$ 471 €365
2	A Tiyoda compound monocular field microscope, Japanese, 1930's,	£49 US$ 75 €58
3	Two student's compound monocular microscopes, English, circa 1870, (2)	£324 US$ 490 €379
4	A good Frederick Cox compound monocular microscope, English, circa 1870,	£349 US$ 528 €409
5	A small Ross brass monocular microscope, English, late 19th century,	£212 US$ 320 €248
6A	A collection of approximately 97 microscope slides, (qty)	£524 US$ 792 €613
9	A Continental theodolite by C. Sickler of Karlsruhe, dated 1837	£112 US$ 169 €131
10	A brass kaleidoscope in case, English, third quarter of the 19th century,	£687 US$ 1,038 €803
11	A 7/8-inch Dollond silvered brass spyglass, English, early 19th century,	£93 US$ 141 €109
12	Three spy glasses, early 19th century, (3)	£312 US$ 471 €365
13	Two brass pantographs in cases, English, early 19th century, (2)	£224 US$ 339 €262
14	A pedestal Engine Room telegraph. 43ins. (110cm)high.	£399 US$ 604 €467
15	A ship's bulkhead-mounted brass engine room telegraph 12ins. (31cm)diam.	£237 US$ 358 €277
16	A good Bryans Fruitbowl wall/pedestal machine,	£649 US$ 981 €759
17	A Bryans Pil-Win wall machine,	£599 US$ 906 €701
18	A Bryans U-Win wall machine,	£874 US$ 1,321 €1,022
19	A Bryans ten-cup wall machine,	£937 US$ 1,415 €1,095
21	An Oliver Whales 'Fruit Polo' win wall machine,	£174 US$ 264 €204
23	An Ekco type AD76 wireless receiver, 1935,	£137 US$ 207 €160
24	An Atwater Kent type 36 wireless receiver, circa 1927, Pooley console conversion,	£74 US$ 113 €87
24A	A home-contructed midi-controlled pipe organ,	£74 US$ 113 €87
25	A small barrel organ/serinette, circa 1830,	£599 US$ 906 €701
26	A Pathé phonograph,	£74 US$ 113 €87
27	A Pathé Freres (London) Ltd. phonograph,	£37 US$ 56 €43
28	A Graphophone phonograph, type AT,	£137 US$ 207 €160
29	A red Edison Gem phonograph,	£437 US$ 660 €511
30	An Edison Home phonograph,	£374 US$ 566 €438
31	An Edison cygnet horn section,	£12 US$ 18 €14
32	An Edison Amberola type 75 console phonograph,	£249 US$ 377 €292
33	An Edison Amberola Model 30,	£149 US$ 226 €175
35	Needle tins and accessories:	£212 US$ 320 €248
36	Gramophone & Typewriter Ltd red-label records:	£49 US$ 75 €58
37	An Edison Disc Phonograph type L35,	£112 US$ 169 €131
37A	A Paillard openwork phonograph,	£162 US$ 245 €189
38	A Columbia Standard travelling arm horn gramophone,	£274 US$ 415 €321