Specialist Motoring & Transport Auction

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1 Specialist Motoring & Transport Auction Cars, Motorcycles & Automobilia items Tuesday 9 th June 10am Viewing Saturday 6 th June 9-11am Monday 8 th June 1-5pm & by appointment Buyers Premium 20% Including VAT (Usual sale conditions apply, available separately on request)

2 1 Two vintage car badges, AA & RAC, still boxed including phone box key A vintage cycle/motorcycle front lamp, Lucas 'King of the Road' and a vintage AA car badge A vintage car badge, RAC 1977 Jubilee, in presentation case with certificate, number 849 and a base metal/chrome RAC badge depicting George V 4 A cased Jaguar XJS tool kit 5 A vintage Exide battery sign, semi transparent perspex, approx 36" wide 6 A cast propeller, painted, impressed marks 7 A selection of Jaguar and Daimler ephemera 8 A Rolls Royce branded pub mirror 9 A selection of motoring ephemera and vintage jigsaw, Waddingtons Circular, motor racing theme 10 A print, rallying interest, Toyota and Castrol, including three signatures, possibly Didier Auriol 11 A box of CB radios and accessories, including aerial 12 A selection of car grille badges, including RAC and AA etc A selection of Sotheby's auction catalogues, classic cars etc 14 A selection of car manuals, Haynes etc including Austin, Triumph and British Leyland parts catalogue 15 A vintage Esso branded oil can, Cadburys 1935 Jubilee chocolate tin etc 15A A selection of miscellaneous including AJS motorcycle engine casing, grille badges etc 16 A vintage chrome car mascot, Rolls Royce, Spirit of Ecstasy on plinth A vintage chrome car mascot, Rolls Royce, Spirit of Ecstasy on plinth A vintage chrome car wing mirror/light (possibly Rolls Royce) 19 A 1920s Rolls Royce "Phantom" manual 20 A selection of motorabilia including car grille badges, vintage "tyre" ashtrays etc 21 Two vintage Vulcan bus radiator caps 21A A vintage tan leather driving coat 22 A vintage radiator, of small proportions, possible specimen or prototype, bearing plaque for Lune Valley Motor Carriage Co, Lancaster 23 A collection of vintage petrol pump price discs 24 A vintage brass oil car can, "King of the road No 66"

3 25 A selection of vintage steering wheels, car lamps etc 26 Two shelves of various motoring related items including car lamps, signs, accessories etc 27 An Illuminated Fiat garage sign originally from Craghills garage, Kendal 28 A selection of motor related ephemera 29 A selection of tinplate signs, Fina 30 A relief plaque, Provincial Insurance Company limited 31 A 1930s tinplate sign, having thermomoter gauge, Duckhams Oil A A mid 20th century glass petrol pump globe, Esso Extra (af) A pair of vintage spotlights, other car spares etc 33 An tinplate sign, Westmorland and District Electricity, DANGER 33A A selection of vintage spotlights and other garage spares etc 34 A vintage jerry can, Shell 35 A vintage garage/shop display, Schrader tyre gauges 36 A pair of vintage car oil cans, bearing labels for British Rawhide Belting Company ltd 37 A selection of vintage oil cans including Shell & Mobil 38 Three vintage carriage lamps Five mounted prints, Campbell's Bluebird land and water speed attempts 40 A framed montage, Grand Prix Formula One interest, including Eddie Irvine autograph and framed Goodyear poster Two vintage car prints, Bentley and Morris Minor 42 A framed print, Jaguar XK120, signed by artist and Lord Montagu of Bealieu 43 A selection of aviation prints including military aircraft 44 Two framed prints, early 20th century aircraft 45 A set of 4 prints after Coulson, aviation including military aircraft 46 Two limited edition prints, after Brian Reaney, Graham and Damon Hill, grand prix/formula one interest 47 A selection of vintage garage and other signs including perspex and tin plate 48 A vintage car door, Austin A35, drivers side and a set of hubcaps 49 A selection of tinplate signs, Telamite and Champion

4 50 A vintage large tinplate sign, Woodmilne Tyres, mounted on board A selection of motor spares etc 52 Two pairs of axle stands 53 A JAP engine, circa 1910 (sidevalve) and another engine A A car gear box 54 A vintage delivery bike A selection of Montesa trial bike motorcycle parts A selection of motorcycle parts 1920s/1930 Sunbeam including twinport, tank etc A selection of early autobike parts including frame, wheels tank etc 58 A selection of motorcyle parts, "1965" BSA A65 to include original log book to match engine, frame, fuel tank etc A large selection of motorcycle spares A large selection of Norton Jubilee motorcycle parts A selection of motorcycle spares, "1946" Triumph 350 3T A "1966" Triumph 500 SS (Tiger 100) motorcycle, having original log book A Montesa Cota 250 trials motorcycle A "1929" Sunbeam OHV sports 500 motorcycle, having original log book (been in same family since 1953) A "1954" Triumph TR5 Trophy motorcycle (on V5 log book) A A Honda CBR1000F motorcyle, approx miles, registration L45 WTL (1993) A "1976" Honda 400F motorcycle, part built with spares, includes scratch built trolley jack based stand/lift (with V5) A A pair of motorcycle kneepads, signed by TT/superbike star John McGuiness and a similar poster bearing autograph (donated to Morecambe motorcycle club and won by current owner in raffle) A 2003 (52 plate) Mazda MX5 car, Turquoise, approx miles, some service history, MOT Mar A 1991 Ford Escort Xr3i Cabriolet, Red, approx miles Currently SORN, with some service history, MOT June A A Triumph TR7 car, 1981, JOK 47W, approx 87,000 miles, some service history A collection of Speedway magazines, including 1970/s and 1980s 70 A selection of motorcycle magazines

5 BUYERS PLEASE READ THESE CONDITIONS OF SALE BEFORE BIDDING 1. Every Sale and these Conditions of Sale shall be governed by in accordance with English Law and shall be subject to the jurisdiction of English Courts. SOFAA conditions of business also apply, a copy of which is on display in the saleroom and on request Auctionees act as Agents only in respect of goods delivered for the purpose of sale and herein shall be known as the 'Auctioneers'. Persons instructing 1818 Auctioneers to sell goods are herein known as 'Vendors'. Persons who have acquired lots offered for sale by the Auctioneers are herein known as 'Purchasers'. 3. All persons attending a Sale under the conduct of the Auctioneers - whether at their Sale Rooms or elsewhere - shall be deemed to be on the land and premises at their own risk and shall have no claim against the Auctioneers or principals in respect of the cancellation/postponement of a Sale or any loss, accident or injury, howsoever occasioned, save in so far as the same is proven to be caused by the direct negligence of an employee(s) of Kendal Auction Rooms. 4. The Auctioneers make every reasonable effort to ensure the accuracy of advertisements, catalogue descriptions and other publicity, but except where specifically instructed so to certify by a Vendor, declare that all statements, oral or in writing, are those of opinion only, made without responsibility and shall not give rise to any action in law for damages, compensation or recision of a sale by a Purchaser, against any Vendor, the Auctioneers or their employees. 5. Many lots are of an age or nature, which preclude their being in pristine condition. Some catalogue descriptions may take reference to damage and/or restoration; however, omission of such a reference does not imply a lot is free from defects nor does any reference to a particular defect imply the absence of others. 6. Purchasers should therefore satisfy themselves by physical inspection of lots, before bidding, as to the origin, authenticity, quality, age, weight, size and general description - as lots are sold in their actual state with faults, imperfections or errors of description. 7. Electrical/mechanical goods are sold on the strict understanding that those items originally intended to be operated by mains electricity are untested, without warranties or any guarantee as to the serviceability or working order. These may not comply with the current Statutory Requirements and as such are offered for sale solely for display purposes or historical interest. THESE ARE NOT SUITABLE FOR CONNECTION TO THE MAINS ELECTRICITY SUPPLY. The Auctioneers cannot accept responsibility for any act by a Buyer in contravention of this condition. 8. Persons handling lots do so at their own risk and shall make good all loss or damage howsoever sustained; such estimate of cost to be assessed by the Auctioneers whose decision shall be final. 9. In making a bid, Purchasers acknowledge their attention has been drawn to these Conditions of Sale and that they are satisfied as to the description on the invitation of bids. 10. Lots are sold subject to any announcement, declaration, and alteration of description or other matters, made by the Auctioneers prior to the invitation of bids. 11. At the fall of the hammer, the highest bidder, acceptable to the Auctioneers, shall be the Purchaser and the Auctioneers, whose decision shall be absolute and final, shall settle any dispute. 12. The Auctioneers may divide, combine, add to or withdraw lots and make any catalogue alterations without notice or reason; they shall regulate the advance of bidding, accept or reject any bid (at their absolute discretion and without justification) and bid on behalf of the Vendor, where there is a reserve price or at their authorised discretion. 13. The Purchaser shall give his full name (and permanent place of abode) or appropriate bidding number, and upon failure to do so, the Auctioneers may offer the lots again, at their sole discretion.

6 14. As Agents only, the Auctioneers shall not be responsible for default on the part of the Vendor or Purchasers. Any resultant deficiency, together with interest, costs and expenses, shall be made good by the defaulter, recoverable as and for liquidated damages. This condition is, however, without prejudice to the right of the Auctioneers, in appropriate circumstances, to enforce the Sale Contract if they think fit. 20. Purchasers shall, at their own expense and risk, pay for and collect any Lots purchased, from the Auctioneers premises, no later than three (3) working days following the Sale. In any event, the Auctioneers reserve the right to resell uncollected lots by auction or private treaty or alternatively, warehouse goods at a Purchaser's expense. In all cases, the Auctioneers may act without notice and any incidental expenses incurred will become a liability to the defaulter. 15. The Contract of Sale is made with the Auctioneers, as Agents for the Vendors and payment shall only be made to them. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Auctioneers shall retain a lien on all goods, which shall not pass to the Purchaser until full payment has been received. 16. At the fall of the hammer, all lots shall be and remain in every respect at the absolute risk of the Purchaser, including those of fire, burglary, etc., and damage occasioned to lots by the removal of other goods. 17. Prospective Purchasers are request to Register at the office upon arrival or before the commencement of the sale. 18. TERMS: Purchasers unknown to the Auctioneers must make prior arrangements to pay by cheque. If a Purchaser is to pay by cheque, the funds must be received, in full, by the Auctioneers before Lots can be removed. Most major debit cards and credit cards are usually accepted, charges may apply. Please note that goods can only be despatched to card address or if collecting then payment card must be produced on collection as proof of identity. 19. No lots shall be removed from the premises until payment has been received in full, either to the Purchaser and/or Agents acting on behalf of the Purchaser (e.g Couriers). It is important all payments outstanding for Lots are prompt, failure to provide the full amount due may incur storage and/or insurance charges, or Lots may be offered for sale, as of Clause Notwithstanding any other terms in these Conditions of Sale, if within seven days of the Sale, a Purchaser gives notice in writing to the Auctioneers, that in his/her opinion a particular lot (this shall not apply to books or similar printed matter) is a deliberate forgery, as defined below and within fourteen days after such written notice, returns the lot to the Auctioneers in the same condition as it was at the time of the Sale - any by producing evidence, the burden of proof to be upon the Purchaser - satisfies the Auctioneers that the lot is a deliberate forgery, then the Auctioneers are authorised to and will rescind the transaction and refund the purchase price received by them. This benefit is not assignable. In the context of this guarantee, a 'deliberate forgery' means a lot made with an intention to deceive, when considered in the light of the catalogue entry and at the date of the Sale had a value substantially less than it would have had, had it been in accordance with the description. However, there will be no right where the description in the catalogue at the time of Sale was in accordance with the then general opinion. The Auctioneers reserve the right in forming their opinion to consult and rely upon any expert or authority considered by them to be reliable. 22. The Auctioneers are prepared to accept commission bids on behalf of intending Purchasers, unable to attend at the time of the Sale, providing requests are made in writing and up to one hour before the commencement of a Sale and given to the Auctioneer or the Auction Rooms' Manager. Bids will be executed as cheaply as possible having regard for any reserves (if any) and competing bids. This service is undertaken free of charge but without responsibility. The Auctioneers cannot be held responsible for, nor are they connected with, commission bids given to Auction Room Porters or any other member of Auctioneers staff. On the occasion that two equal commission bids are received the first one received shall take priority.telephone bids can also be executed but a request must be put in writing to the auctioneer and may be subject to a minimum opening bid. 23. A Buyers Premium of 20% (including VAT) is payable.

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