The Reading Carriage Sale - Thimbleby & Shorland

The Reading Carriage Sale
incorporating
The 38 th Annual Heavy Horse Sale & Horse Brasses,
also a Special Sale of Fair Organs
Wednesday 7 TH March 2012
at 9.30 a.m.
Reading Auction Centre
Great Knollys Street, Reading, Berkshire RG1 7HU

SALE NOTES
THE SALE WILL BE HELD under the usual Conditions of Sale, which are to be found at the end of this catalogue. In particular,
descriptions made verbally or in this catalogue are not guaranteed, including sizes of harness and vehicles.
VIEWING ARRANGEMENTS: All lots will be on view up to and during the auction of the day of sale. Horse-drawn carriages
should be in the Market prior to sale day, but most vendors prefer to bring their smaller items early in the morning of the
auction. Tuesday is not officially a viewing day but prospective purchasers are welcome to inspect vehicles, although we cannot
guarantee the time of their arrival.
WITHDRAWN OR NOT FORWARD LOTS: Despite our best endeavours to ensure that all lots catalogued come forward for sale
we are at the mercy of individual vendors some of whom regrettably do not always send the lots entered. This inevitably causes
frustration and annoyance to prospective customers who may have travelled long distances for a particular lot. To avoid such
disappointment we recommend that you make a phone call to check the availability to any particular “one off” lot before
setting out.
BUYERS’ NUMBERS: All prospective purchasers are requested to register with the Auctioneers prior to the sale when they will be given
a Buyer’s Number to enable bidding and assist the cashiering arrangements. The Auctioneers reserve the right to request a deposit
of £500 from customers not known to them upon registration.
PAYMENT for all lots must be made of the day of sale and methods of payment are (1) CASH (2) BANKERS DRAFT (3) DIRECT
DEBIT CARDS such as Switch, Delta or Connect with PIN number (4) CREDIT CARDS with PIN number, which are subject to a 2%
premium surcharge. Our bankers are: NATIONAL WESTMINSTER BANK PLC., 13 Market Place, Reading RG1 2EP; Account number
67642977 and sort code: 60:17:21. (IBAN NO GB N WBK 601721 67642977, BIC Code No. NWBKGB 2L). Tel: 0845 6013399.
No clearance of purchases will be allowed until satisfactory payment has been received.
A BUYERS’ PREMIUM of 7.5% (plus VAT at the standard rate) will be added to the purchase price of all lots at this sale.
VALUE ADDED TAX: All items consigned by VAT registered vendors are indicated by an asterisk (*), alongside the lot numbers,
and VAT at the standard rate will be added to purchasers’ accounts in respect of these lots. No VAT will be payable upon the items
consigned by unregistered vendors. Any known variation in the VAT status of vendors will be announced by the Auctioneers when
selling.
CLEARANCE: All lots should be cleared on the day of sale, unless alternative arrangements are made, and remain at the risk of
the purchaser from the fall of the hammer.
INSTRUCTIONS TO BID will be executed with care and judgment by the Auctioneers. Clients who are interested in lots which
are due to be offered in more than one section of the sale at the same time are reminded of this free service.
PRIVATE SALES: All lots are accepted on the understanding that they must not be sold prior to being auctioned, and any private
transactions resulting from the exposure for sale of any items must be conducted through the Auctioneers.
INSURANCE: Carriage House Insurance Services and the National Farmers Union can effect transit and longer term insurances,
which have been devised for carriage owners and drivers.
EXPORT PURCHASERS should ensure that the country of destination has no import or currency restrictions on the goods they
wish to purchase. Our normal terms of business otherwise apply and payment is due in full on the day of sale. VAT will be
charged in the normal way and refunded on proof of exportation. A specific Export License is required before export from the
UK of any item costing £39,600 or more, which is at least 50 years old.
CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT 1987: All goods at this auction are second-hand unless otherwise stated.
HOTELS: Clients are reminded that Reading’s hotels are often fully booked so please make arrangements well in advance of
arriving at the sale. Hotels in walking distance of the Market and Station – Crowne Plaza, quote T&S for 10% discount (Tel: 0118
925 9988); Travelodge, Oxford Rd (Tel No: 0871 9846211); Penta Hotel (Tel: 0118 958 6222); Quality Hotel (Tel: 0118 958 3455);
The George (Tel: 0118 957 3445); Holiday Inn (Tel Central No: 0871 423 4876); Caversham House Lodge (Tel: 01189 589900);
Rainbow Corner Hotel (Tel: 01189 588140); Thameside Hotel (Tel: 01189 590135). Hilton Hotel (Tel: 01189 16900) near Junction
11 of the M4. More local hotels can be found at the back of the catalogue.
REFRESHMENTS are available from the Market Café and the Queens Arms Public House, both located on Great Knollys
Street.
CAR PARKING: Due to developments, the size of the Market car park has been reduced. There is a Pay & Display car park behind
the Market which is owned by the Council and patrolled by wardens. Please arrive in good time, particularly with lorries and
trailers, to secure a place here. Alternatively, there are a number of other Pay & Display car parks located around Reading town
centre. Park & Ride off M4, junctions 10 & 11 to station (7/8 minutes) approximately 7.30 to 6.30.

THE READING CARRIAGE SALE
INCORPORATING
THE 38 TH ANNUAL HEAVY HORSE SALE
&
HORSE BRASSES
also
SPECIAL SALE OF FAIR ORGANS
TO BE CONDUCTED BY
AT
READING AUCTION CENTRE,
GREAT KNOLLYS STREET, READING, RG1 7HU
ON
WEDNESDAY 7 TH MARCH 2012
at 9.30 a.m.
PRIVATE DRIVE, TRADE & AGRICULTURAL WAGONS, FAIRGROUND AND STREET
ORGANS, HEAVY HORSE HARNESS, SUNDRIES & FARM IMPLEMENTS, SETS OF
HARNESS, CARRIAGE PARTS, SUNDRIES HARNESS & ACCOUTREMENTS, HORSE
BRASSES, EQUESTRIAN/SPORTING PRINTS & PICTURES, MODELS & BOOKS
Catalogue £5.00
Thimbleby & Shorland Telephone: +44 (0) 118 950 8611
Market House Fax: +44 (0) 118 950 5896
31 Great Knollys Street Web site: www.tsauction.co.uk
READING RG1 7HU Email: info@tsauction.co.uk
Front cover – Lot 43
Back cover – Lots 30, 33 & 71
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HORSE-DRAWN CARRIAGES
Commencing at 11.00 am
Please note that carriages are often attributed to builders on the evidence of their hub caps
and such information cannot be relied upon in some cases
WAGONS AND FARM IMPLEMENTS
Lot
1 SEED DRILL, built by C.Denning & Co., Pantentees, Chard, Somerset,
to fit 15 hh plus; hallmarked with Her Majesty the Queens emblem,
painted blue on 12-spoke steel rimmed wheels and wooden shafts.
In show condition and genuine
2 SEEDER/PLANTER, built by Bamfords Number 100, Uttoxeter, to fit
15 hh plus; painted green and red with 9-spoke steel wheels and
shafts. In show condition and genuine
3 SHANDY BARROW, multi-purpose with box, measuring 12’
4 MULTI-PURPOSE HAND SEED DRILL, built by Planet JR, USA
5 SEED DRILL, shaft fittings all complete, but needs new shafts and wheel felloes
6 DE LUXE EXERCISE VEHICLE, built by Presteigne Carriage Co. of Presteigne, circa 1980, to suit 13-2 to 15 hh;
painted dark green with beige upholstery and comes with a wicker spares box. This vehicle was built for
well-known saddler Peter Lewin who add a lot of the leather to the mud guards, splashboards etc.
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7 TOOL SHARPENING HAND CART, painted green with scalloped
edging decorated in red, green and yellow with a small parrot
sitting on the front, sign written in cream on the front board
‘Sharpening Knives, Scissors, Shears’, on two wire wheels
8 TOOL SHARPENING HAND CART, painted green with scalloped
edging decorated in gold
10 FARM WAGON, in natural wood, sign written ‘Ciddens, Barrett &
Co., Ltd’, on 12 and 14-spoke iron shod wheels
11 FARM WAGON, painted blue with red undercarriage, on 12-spoke
iron shod wheels, comes with shafts
12 CAMBRIDGESHIRE WAGON, in natural varnished wood with black
lining and designs, sign written on the front ‘C.Sismey & Son, 1949,
Benwick’, on 12 and 14-spoke English pattern iron shod wheels
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13 LINCOLNSHIRE HAY WAGON, circa 1945, to suit 16hh plus, single
or tandem; painted dark blue with cream and red lining, front
panel board sign written in gold ‘Mead Bros., Churley Farm, Stoke
St Gregory, 1945’, red hay rades, 10 and 12-spoke iron shod wheels
and to be sold with shafts; in good sound condition, but needing a
little attention to the wheels
14 WELSH BUILDER’S WAGON, axle stamped 1932, to suit 16 to 17-2
hh; painted blue with red undercarriage, shafts and 10 and 12-spoke
red English pattern wheels, dished floor, detachable sides and head
and footboard. Spent most of its life in Littlemill, S.Wales, then in
early 1990’s joined Foxhill Carriage Collection and then purchased
by the vendor at a dispersal sale in 1997
15 LIVESTOCK WAGON, built by Cockburn & Tocher of Peterhead;
painted cream with red shafts and red 14-spoke English pattern iron
shod wheels
16 HEAVY HORSE RIDES DRAY, painted blue and red on pneumatics, seats 12 passengers plus driver and groom,
footbrake and steps; no pole
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HORSE-DRAWN CARRIAGES AND WAGONS
21 HORSE AMBULANCE, built by Buckingham of Bradford and
Birmingham; body painted blue with red wheels and shafts,
14-spoke English pattern wheels with iron treads and lined in black,
rear drop-down door
22 BAKER’S DELIVERY VAN, circa 1900, to suit 14 to 15 hh; painted in
Pullman brown with white flat roof, cream undercarriage and sign
written on the sides and cab ‘The Crusty Loaf’ with pictures of a
wheatsheaf, sack and breadbasket, on semi-elliptic springs with 12
and 14-spoke wheels lined in brown, hand brake, rein rail and sold
with shafts In show condition
23 NORFOLK WAGON, built by Cornish of Walsingham, Norfolk, circa 1930; light farm wagon with fully loading,
half open sides, in need of renovation, measures 120” x 70”
24 TWO-WHEEL FLAT BED CART, to suit 12 to 13 hh; painted light blue
with yellow decoration, red shafts and pneumatic tyres
29* BOW TOP VAN, painted maroon with green, yellow and cream
designs, green canvas roof, half-glazed door, lamp brackets, rear
window. On yellow undercarriage with green and red decoration
and iron tread warner wheels on semi-elliptic springs. The interior
has a fitted bed, cupboards and a stove, plus a pair of shafts and
steps
30* READING VAN, painted green with red, yellow and green designs
with yellow and red undercarriage with carved dub ends. On 12 and
14-spoke English pattern wheels with iron treads and semi-elliptic
springs. Glazed mollicroft and chimney, windows with yellow
sliding shutters to the side and rear, half-glazed door with a horse
decoration, lamp brackets, rear pan box, hay rade, steps and shafts.
The interior has a fitted bed, compartment below with sliding
decorated doors, stove with over mantle mirror, corner cupboards
and seating
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31 LEDGE WAGON, built by G Cox of Hereford approx. 90 years ago and
restored over six years. Body painted maroon with gold scrolling
and scalloped edges painted red, yellow, cream and green with
yellow undercarriage on iron shod wheels. Carved waistboards
and turned spindles to the side cages, mollicroft with etched glass,
louvered sliding shutters to the windows, crown board with gold
carved scrolls, dog head gargoyles, half glazed door with gold
decorations, cratch, pan box, turn handle brake, steps and shafts
32 TRAVELLERS WAGON, built by Laurie at Marner of London; painted
green on red undercarriage, canvas roof, 12 and 14-spoke English
pattern wheels with iron treads, partially glazed door and windows,
fold down driver’s seat, handbrake
33 OMNIBUS, built by Marston & Co., Birmingham, painted red with
glazed windows to the sides, high driver’s seat, 14-spoke English
pattern wheels on elliptic springs, storage beneath driver’s seat,
rear door with foot plate, foot brake and lamp brackets
34 WWI AMBULANCE, hub caps stamped St John Ambulance
Association London
35 HALF SIZE TRADESMAN’S CART, body painted maroon with red,
blue and cream lining, on yellow undercarriage, on 12 and 14-spoke
wheel with iron treads, foot brake and bench seat
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36 BUTCHER’S OR POULTRY CART, built by Palmers of Thetford; in
natural varnished wood and cream with black, gold and cream
lining, on 55” 14-spoke English pattern wheels painted red with iron
treads and semi-elliptic springs, metal steps. With internal brackets
for shelving and a row of hooks on the sides
37 TWO-WHEEL COVERED MERCHANT’S CART, partly painted body
in blue and green with canvas roof sign written ‘T.Wood, Purveyor,
Lewdown’, on 16-spoke warner wheels with iron treads, semielliptic
springs, mud guards, metal steps and fixed shafts
38 TWO-WHEEL ROAD CART, painted red with cream open fronted
roof, 14-spoke iron shod English pattern wheels, metal steps,
adjustable bench seat and mud guards
39 BUTCHER’S CART, to suit 15 to 15-2 hh; finished in navy and white
and sign written in gold ‘J.M Stanley & Family’, ‘Aylesbury, Bucks’, on
16-spoke wheels with Dennet springs, drop down tail board, brass
furniture
40 DOCTOR’S CARRIAGE, to suit 16hh; painted black and maroon with
black button-back upholstery, on 16-spoke warner wheels, metal
steps, mud guards, rein rail and shafts. In very good condition and
was used by a local doctor in Windsor around 1940’s
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41 ROAD CART, built by Burkholder of USA, circa 1995; to suit 15 to
16 hh, good quality show condition paintwork lined in cream with
cream buttoned upholstery, on 16-spoke artillery wheels and elliptic
spring position beneath the seat, long mud guards, whipholder and
fixed shafts
42 PHAETON, with original plaque stamped Henry Bramham of
Fargate, Sheffield, circa 1901 to suit 11 to 12-2 hh pony; original
brown paintwork with brown lining and brown button back leather
upholstery in need of restoration. On four wire wheels with rubber
tyres and elliptic springs, new turntable parts, mudguards, block
brakes, rein rail and metal steps
43* STICK BACK GIG, built by Richard Gill of Norwood, to suit 14-2
to 15 hh; painted green with gold lining, patent leather dash and
mudguards, upholstered in Bedford cord. To be sold with a pair of
oval fronted brass lamps with bevelled glass
44 SPINDLE BACK GIG, built by Mullins & Son, Cork, Ireland; to suit
15-2 to 16 hh; painted blue with blue upholstery, on 14-spoke
English pattern wheels with brass hub caps, semi-elliptic springs,
spindle sided seating and rear luggage compartment, brass rein rail,
metal steps, mud guards and shafts
45 CUT BACK GIG, to fit 14-2 to 15 hh; finished in blue and black, lined
in the same with blue leather upholstery, covered mud guards and
metal steps, on 14-spoke English pattern wheels, approx. 100yrs
old (stamp on axle). In show condition and to be sold with a set
of covers for the body, wheels and shafts. Won at competitions
including Smiths Lawn and restored by Fairbourne Carriages five
year ago, hardly used since
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46 TWO WHEEL SHOW GIG, built by Marshall of Ashford, circa 1910
to suit 11 to 12 hh pony; painted black and primrose yellow with
black/yellow lining, black button-back upholstery, 38” yellow English
pattern wheels, mud guards, rein rail, metal steps and adjustable
shafts. Believed to have been used by a midwife, completely
restored by a Master Wheelwright in 2008 and very lightly used
since. The shafts adjust between 21½” and 23” at tugs and are 34”
from ground fitted with brass fixtures and patent leather
47 RALLI CAR, built by Esberger & Son, Louth, circa 1890, to suit 14-2 to 15-2 hh; finished in racing green
with black lining and upholstery, louvered side panels, sliding seat to adjust balance, swingletree. In smart
condition just requires new seats. A successful show vehicle in the past
48 GIG, built by Dartmoor Carriages; to suit 14 to 16 hh; finished in black with black upholstery, adjustable
shafts and seat with back step
49 TWO-WHEEL TANDEM DOG CART, to suit 13-2 to 14-2 hh, single
or tandem; finished in dark burgundy and black with cream lining,
re-upholstered three years ago in beige Melton cloth, back to back
seating, rear step, louvered sides, 14-spoke warner wheels, brass
whipholder, foot brake, sliding balance and lamp brackets. In show
condition, was originally owned by the Late Mrs C Sheerman, and
won at Smiths Lawn and Osborne champs in tandem, random and
country vehicle classes
50 VICTORIA, to suit 14 to 17 hh, single or pair; finished in natural
varnished wood with brown lining and cream button-backed
upholstery, vis-à-vis seating, drop-down hood, dark brown driver’s
wedge seat, turn handle brake, curved mud guards, with 12-spoke
English pattern wheels on perch undercarriage, elliptic springs to
the rear and transverse front spring. Has been used for weddings
and comes with a pair of oval fronted black/brass carriage lamps,
two set of different length shafts and extra seat covers
51 LANDAU, an original vehicle circa 1889, to fit 15 to 16-2 hh pair;
finished in dark blue with gold lining and blue buttoned upholstery,
brass door handles, folding hoods, metal steps, perch undercarriage
with 12 and 14-spoke English pattern wheels, elliptic springs, lamp
brackets (lamps are not included in the sale) and handbrake. A
well sprung and quality vehicle used for weddings but would now
benefit from a refurbishment
52 HACKNEY VICEROY, painted black with yellow lining, on perch
undercarriage with transverse springs and wire wheels, spindle
sided seat with cushion and metal steps
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53 TWO-WHEEL JOGGER, circa 1990, to suit 11 to 13 hh pony; finished in green and varnished wood with light
green lining and black cushions; in working condition
54 RALLI CAR, to suit 14 to 16 hh; body painted black with yellow lining
and beige corduroy seating, yellow shafts and undercarriage with
14-spoke yellow and black English pattern wheels, elliptic springs,
mud guards, metal steps, brass whipholder and handles, drop-down
tail board to form foot rest for rear seating, brass handles and metal
step
55 RALLI CAR, to suit 14-2 to 16-2 hh; body painted black with red
lining, red and black upholstery, red shafts and undercarriage with
14-spoke red and black English pattern wheels, elliptic springs, rein
rail, mud guards, metal steps and drop-down tail board. Seven times
winner of the Battersea Horse Show, London
56 DOG CART, built by Bunker & Sons, Shefford, to suit 12-2 to 14-2
hh; body painted black with yellow lining and louvered sides, beige
checked upholstery, black shafts and undercarriage on cranked axle
and Dennet springs and 16-spoke wheels with brass hubs, brass
whipholder and handles, rear drop-down tail board with brass
fittings and rear step. In very good condition and ready for work
57 COMPETITION VEHICLE, built by Van der Dorpel, approx. eight years ago; to suit 14 to 16 hh single or pairs;
finished in navy paintwork with dark pink wheels and chrome, black upholstery, pneumatic wheels, delayed
steering, disc brakes, extending back step, driver’s wedge seat and adjustable, comes with poles and shafts.
Excellent competition vehicle in good condition
58 GOVERNESS CART, painted black on cream undercarriage, on 54”
16-spoke wheels
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59 MARATHON VEHICLE, painted dark blue to suit 16 hh; used condition
60 TWO-WHEEL EXERCISE CART, to fit 14 to 15 hh; painted blue and red with pneumatic tyres and leaf springs
and whipholder; ready for use
61 SHAND MASON FIRE WATER TANK, painted red and blue with
manual pump handle
62 VIS-À-VIS, to suit 14 to 16 hh single or pair; finished in burgundy with black lining, upholstered in crushed
velvet in burgundy and comes with poles and shafts. Has been a very successful wedding carriage, in a smart
condition but needs the odd touch up, retirement forces sale
63 MARATHON VEHCILE, made in Poland, to suit 14-2 to 17 hh, single
or pair; painted green with cream lining and natural varnished
wood, black upholstery with driver’s wedge seat, seating for four
behind with back step, is on air bags for comfort, disk brakes all
round, whipholder, only one year old and comes with shafts and
pole
64 TWO-WHEEL BELLCROWN CART, to fit 12 to 13 hh pony; painted black, brown and red with black upholstery;
in smart condition
65 HAND CART, painted blue with red undercarriage and wheels
66 SACK TROLLEY, natural wood and metal
67 SACK BARROW, with lifter on cast wheels
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FAIR ORGANS & OTHER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
The following lots comprise of the dispersal of the collection of the Late Reg Piper of Cold Ash, Thatcham, Berkshire.
Mr Piper started collecting about 70 years ago and these organs have not been seen by the general public for over 30
years when last shown at the Woodcote Steam Fair. His two sons now wish other enthusiasts to have the pleasure
of owning these organs.
NOTE: Lot 71 – will not be at the Sale room but is available for inspection by appointment at the vendor’s premises
near Newbury. It will be the purchaser’s responsibility to dismantle and remove this lot by arrangement with the
vendor.
71 TRUMPET FAIR ORGAN, by Limonaire Freres of Paris; with pinned
barrel, forty six keys, nine tunes with Wright & Holmes auto changer
(plays tunes three times and then moves on). It is believed that this
organ was built in the 1890’s
72 FORTY SIX KEY FAIR ORGAN, by Limonaire Freres of Paris; it is
believed this organ was built in about 1910, and renovated by
Chiappa of London and altered from thirty five key to forty six key.
Repainted by the renowned Jimmy Williams of Tadley. To be sold
with approx. forty cardboard books of music, mounted on two
wheel car trailer for ease of transport
73 STREET BARREL PIANO, mounted on two-wheel hand cart, painted
black with gold painted designs; this piano requires renovating
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74 STREET BARREL PIANO, mounted on two wheel hand cart, covered
with brown PVC, believed to have come from Rev. A.O. Wintle of
Lawshall, Bury St. Edmunds
75 SALOON PIANO, mirror above, carved panel below with the name
‘Keith Prowse & Co Ltd, London’; ten tunes, clockwork mechanism
with penny slot. Registration no. 13287
76 SALOON PIANO, built by Dancer & Sons, Cardiff; sold by East Anglian
Automatic Piano Co, Lawshall, Bury St Edmunds, with penny slot
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77 PIANOLA (PLAYER PIANO), by Steck; duo art, eighty eight note.
Registration no. 104229
78 PIANOLA, by Forte Piano Co; manufactured by Collard & Collard of
London; sold by John Gray & Sons of York, sixty five note, cast iron
frame. Registration no. 179126
79 SIMPLEX AUTOMOTIVE PIANO PLAYER ATTACHMENT, built by
Theodore P. Brown of Worcester Mass; sixty five note
80 THE UNIVERSAL FOLDING ORGAN, by Marshall Brothers, Keswick
House, London; sold by Hickie & Hickie of Reading
81 PAIR OF FLAIR LIGHTS, converted to electricity
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CARRIAGE TRAILERS & HORSEBOXES
To follow the Fairground Barrel Organs
82 VAUXHALL MOVANO 3500 HORSE BOX, registration no. Y868 HUY,
mileage 92,000, MOT expires 13 Feb 2013, holds two ponies or one
large horse, 14 to 16 hh, contains plenty of storage space
83 MAN 360 18 TON, registration no. BX02 CSZ, ’02, 285,592kms,
new coach built body by Tes Harker Horseboxes of Darlington,
painted maroon and silver with maroon lining and upholstery,
partitioned for six horses up to 17-2 hh and contains full luxury
living accommodation including hot and cold water, b a t h r o o m ,
full cooking facilities including microwave and fridge, TV/video/
CCTV, 2.5 running generator on-board, awning, outside tack lockers
and horse wash
84 FORD IVECO 18 TON, registration no. Y599 PWT, ’01, 211,438kms,
new conversion tilt cab built by Tes Harker Horseboxes of Darlington,
finished in silver with charcoal black upholstery, partitioned for five
horses up to 17 hh, full living accommodation, awning, sleeps six,
2.5 on-board running generator and outside tack lockers
85 MERCEDES 1223 ATECO 12 TON, registration no. GG5 1 OWN, taxed
and MOT Nov 2012, 515,000kms, painted red with cream and red
body, double sleeper, body only 4 years old, measuring 24’ body, 8’
high with load lock throughout for carriages, remote control winch,
five partitions, rubber flooring, harness racks to headboard, water
tank and spare wheel on chassis
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PURCHASERS ARE REMINDED OF THE 7.5% BUYERS PREMIUM
(PLUS VAT AT THE STANDARD RATE)
ADDED TO ALL LOTS IN THE SALE
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SETS OF HARNESS
Commencing at 9.30 am
Please note that all sets are sold ‘as seen’
and are NOT guaranteed complete
101 Set of black/nickel cob size breastcollar
harness
102 Set of black/nickel full size harness
103 Set of black full size breastcollar harness
104 Set of black/nickel breastcollar harness with
breeching for a PAIR of horses
105 Set of black full size extra strong marathon
harness to suit large horse
106 Set of black/nickel presentation breastcollar
harness to suit a pony
107 Set of black full size marathon harness
108 Set of brown/leather/brass single breastcollar
harness to fit 15 to 17 hh, complete with
bridle, pigskin saddle, bearing reins, bit,
breastplate, martingale, breeching and
driving reins and finished in white stitching.
The saddle and blinkers originally made for
an Italian Count monogrammed F.P.A; old but
in very good condition, never used
109 Set of black/leather breastcollar harness
to fit 15 to 17 hh, complete with brass
buckles including aristocratic (Count) crowns
monogrammed F.P.A, bridle, bit, saddle,
bearing reins, breastplate, martingale,
breeching and driving reins; in very good
condition used to win Italian single harness
F.E.I Championship
110 Set of brown/leather/brass breastcollar
harness to fit 14 to 16-2 hh, complete with
bridle with brass falcon studs on blinkers
and leather rosettes on the brow band, bit,
breastplate, saddle, martingale, breeching
and driving reins; in very good condition
111* Set of Shire harness
112* Part set of plough harness
113* Set of vanner harness
114* Set of Shetland harness
115* Set of pony harness
116* Set of brown harness
117* Set of black/brass cob harness
118* Set of Hackney pony harness with tilbury tugs
119* Set of PAIR harness
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120 Two sets of black/patent leather pony harness
with brass fittings; no reins and requires
some attention
121 Set of black/whitemetal leather harness to
suit 16 hh
122 A similar lot, with brass fittings
123 Originally from the Isle of Man, a magnificent
set of black/brass heavy horse PAIR harness
complete with Scotch collars and brass
hames with hame plates. The blinkered
bridles have the Isle of Man stud, red and
yellow brow bands, brass studded noseband,
bits, martingales, belly bands and pads,
traces with chain ends, cruppers and kidney
beaters all adorned with decorations such as
brasses, red, blue and white plumed terrets,
bell swingers and rumble bells. An oil canvas
depicting a pair of Shires harnessed with this
set will be sold with this lot
124 Set of brown/brass breastcollar show harness
to fit 12-2 to 14 hh, complete with matching
traces and two sets of breeching straps. In
show condition and believed to be pre-war
due to superior workmanship
125 Set of brown/brass English breastcollar
harness to suit approx. 12-2 hh pony
126* Part set of black/brass harness by John
MacDonald, to suit 15 to 16 hh; no collar
127 Set of red morocco/black/patent/brass
Trade harness with 18” collar and hames,
horseshoe buckles, blinkered bridles and
bits, to suit 11-2 to 13-2 hh; old but in very
good condition
128 Set of black/brass wedding harness to fit PAIR
cobs
129 Set of black/patent/brass English breastcollar
cob harness; new
130 Set of brown cob harness
131 Set of black Shetland harness
132 Set of black pony harness
133 Set of black full size harness

134 Set of black Shetland harness
135* Set of cob harness
136* Set of pony harness
137* Set of brown harness
138* Set of cob harness
139* Set of Trade harness
140* Set of PAIR harness
141* Set of harness
142* Set of full size harness
143* Set of harness
144* Set of cob harness
145* Set of Zilco pony harness
146* Set of Zilco cob harness
147* Set of Zilco full harness
148 Set of full size PAIR harness by Alex Marsh
149 Set of cob size PAIR harness with collar
150 Set of black/patent/brass cob size PAIR
harness
151 Set of harness
152 Set of full size TEAM harness by Zilco George
Bowman complete with reins, approx. five
years old
153 Set of brown/brass English leather
breastcollar harness to fit 14 to 15 hh with
bridle
154 Set of black/brass breastcollar harness by Top
Mark to suit 13-2 to 14-2 hh, with pad and
sliding back band; in good condition as only
used for rallies and BDS events
155 Complete set of brown/brass leather
breastcollar cob harness
156 Set of nylon pony harness with whitemetal
fittings, complete with collar and reins
157 Set of synthetic single exercise harness by
Kieffer to suit 11 to 12-2 hh pony
158 Set of black leather/brass single presentation
breastcollar harness by Martin Wilkinson to
fit 14 to 15 hh
159 Set of brown English pony harness; no reins
160 Set of cob size webbing harness
161 Set of brown full size harness
162 Set of black cob harness
163 Set of brown pony harness
164 Set of black cob harness
165 Set of black full size harness
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166 Set of full size synthetic harness
167 Set of black pony/cob size breastcollar
harness
168 Set of black breastcollar harness
169 Set of black/brown/yellow Trade harness
with 22” collar, whitemetal keepers and
horseshoe buckles
170 Set of black/red Trade harness with 21” open
neck collar and round buckles; very good
condition
171 Set of black horseshoe Trade harness believed
to be Robinson Wigan with 22” collar with
swingletree motif
172 Set of black/blue/brass horseshoe harness by
Huskissons of Walsall with 22” check collar
and nickel keepers
173 Set of brown harness by Strother to fit 11 to
13 hh pony with 18” collar and whitemetal
hames, keepers; in very good condition
174 Set of brown English leather harness to fit 15
hh
175 Set of black/brass pony harness
176 Set of black competition harness to suit heavy
pony, together with leather competition
bridle; hardly used
177 Set of black leather working harness to suit
heavy pony, with padded driving roller/pad
and a spare, also with brass terrets, crupper
and strap
178 Set of black pony harness
179 Set of brown cob harness
180 Set of black Shetland harness
181 Set of black pony harness
182 Set of black cob harness
183 Set of top quality brown/brass English show
harness to fit 13-2 to 14-2 hh, with full 21”
collar
184 Set of black/patent/brass full size harness
with sliding back band, patent face drops and
martingale; no collar
185 Set of black/brass Tedman Duraweb leather
harness to fit approx. 13-2 hh pony
186 Set of black/brass Tedman Duraweb leather
breastcollar harness with wither pad, girth
pad, crupper with back strap and tandem
trace holder, to fit approx. 13-2 hh pony
187 Set of black English PAIR harness to fit 14 to
15-2 hh; no traces

188 Set of single Trade breastcollar harness to fit
14 to 15-2 hh; needs repair
189 Set of brown single breastcollar harness to fit
14 to 15-2 hh
190 Complete set of black/whitemetal/webbing
breastcollar Tedman harness to fit approx.
15-2 hh with reins, bit and spare tugs and
belly band
191 Complete set of black/patent/brass Giddens
show harness to fit approx. 15-2 hh with
collar, bridle with drop and bit, pad, also
with spare straps and tugs and black trunk
192 Set of patent/black/tan/gold plated harness
of Dutch origin to fit full size PAIR horses; in
excellent condition and used for weddings
and shows
193 Set of pony breastcollar harness
194 Part set of brown/patent harness
195 Part set of brown/patent harness
196 Set of miniature Shetland harness
197 Set of brown/patent/brass pony PAIR
breastcollar harness by Huskissons to fit 12
to 13 hh, complete with leather reins, boxed
keepers, rose motifs, trace carriers which
can be used with or without breechings, also
includes two spare bridles; breastcollars are
unused
198 Set of webbing harness to fit 12 to 13 hh
pony; good condition
199 Set of black exercise synthetic harness to fit
12 to 13 hh pony
200 Set of brown show harness to fit 12 to 13 hh
pony; good condition
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Please note that all lots are the
responsibility of the purchaser (if sold) or
the vendor (if not sold) at the fall of the
hammer. Please be aware of their security
and clear items as soon as possible.
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THE NEXT
READING CARRIAGE SALE
Wednesday 16 th May
Deadline for entries: 30 th March
PLEASE CONTACT THE OFFICE FOR AN
ENTRY FORM OR DOWNLOAD ONE FROM
OUR
WEB SITE – www.tsauction.co.uk

CARRIAGE PARTS
Commencing at 10.00 am
241 Four carriage brackets
242 Assorted parts from a Marathon carriage
243 Two swingletrees
244 Blacksmith’s anvil, measuring 22” long x 10¼“
high
245 Sixteen stainless steel rods, ½” thick x 30”
long for a Trolley rave
246 Pair of stainless steel water churns
247 Set of London Trolley shafts
248 Late 19 th C carriage jack
249 Set of farm scales by Avery Gilbert Rice
250 Old boat winch
251 Three silage knives
252 Three silage knives
253 Hand-operated well winch plus roller
254 Three milk coolers in churn ‘Blowmajor’
255 Seven various milking cans, 4 gallons
256 Two milking churns, 10 gallons
257 Saws
258 Spray bucket, pump operated
259 Eight keepers store cast pillars, 2’
260 Water sharpening grindstone
261 Stone sink, 30” x 18” x 5”
262 Two WWII ammunition boxes
263 Three cross cut saws
264 Bread oven door
265 Bread shovel
266 Copper copper
267 Potato bucket
268 Oil pump
269 Old floor cramp
270 2½ gallon stone jar
271 Drag fork with eight tines and large thrashing
fork
272 Old oil pump
273 Alfla Laval rubber cutter
274 Cast pulley hoist, 13”
275 Two silage knives
276 Two milk tanks and cooler equipment on 5’ stand
277 Clares sack holder
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278 Garden sieve
279 Milk tank and cooler equipment
280 Copper Copper
281 Bull grab
282 Three scythes
283 Sundry items (2 lots, 283-284)
285 Butcher’s hacksaw
286 Three hand saws
287 Churn milk strainer
288 Wooden feed bin
289 Wooden feed barrow
290 Metal feed bin
291 Metal feed bin
292 Wagon jack
293 Carriage jack
294 Wooden pole
295 Small wooden pole (3 lots, 295-297)
298 Pair of lamp brackets
299 Four wheel hubs
300 Pair of springs
301 Aluminium churn
302 Sack barrow
303 Pair of aluminium shafts
304 Carriage jack
305 Brass whipholder
306 Leather whipholder
307 Pair of metal shafts
308 Pair of brass tug stops
309 Miscellaneous brass shaft fittings, tug stops
and breeching brackets
310 Pair of brass tug stops
311 Pair of brass shaft ends
312 Pair of ornate amber glass and brass handles
suitable for a Bill Wright/Bow Top Wagon
313 Pair of ornate amber glass and brass handles
suitable for a Bill Wright/Bow Top Wagon
314 Pair of amber glass drawer handles to match
previous lots
315* Pair of brass lamp brackets
316* Pair of whitemetal lamp brackets
317* Brass rein rail
318* Brass whipholder
319* Adjustable brass footrest

320* Brass shaft fittings
321* Whitemetal shaft points
322* Pair of brass shaft tugs
323* Carriage parts
324* Brass shaft fittings
325* Whitemetal whipholder
326* Set of brass shaft fittings
327* Adjustable brass shaft fittings
328* Brass rein rail
329* Pair of whitemetal shaft points
330* Pair of whitemetal tug stops
331* Brass footrest
332* Brass whipholder
333* Carriage parts
334* Adjustable brass shaft fittings
335* Whitemetal shaft fittings
336* Whitemetal footrest
337* Whitemetal whipholder
338* Whitemetal rein rail
339* Brass shaft fittings
340* Brass rein rail
341* Brass whipholder
342* Brass footrest
343* Pair of brass lamp brackets
344* Pair of whitemetal lamp brackets
345* Stainless steel pole head
346 Pair of shafts
347 Axle
348 Set of springs
349 Brass whipholder
350 Brass footrest
351 Brass rein rail
351A Pair of steps
352 Assorted carriage parts (10 lots, 352-361)
362 Brass rein rail
363 Brass shaft fittings
364 Brass whipholder
365 Brass lamp brackets
366 Whitemetal rein rail
367 Whitemetal shaft fittings
368 Whitemetal whipholder
369 Lamp brackets
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370 Horse and bell
371 Brass rein rail
372 Brass shaft fittings
373 Brass whipholder
374 Pole end
375 Pair of amber handles
376 Set of amber door knobs
377 Pair of 19” tyres
378 Rear step
379 Pair of steps
380 Roll of rubber matting
381 Brass rein rail
382 Brass skeleton whipholder
383 Carriage step
384 Metal whippletree
385 Pair of shafts
386 Roll of rubber matting
387 Budgen locks and keys
388 Four scroll irons for a London Trolley
389 Assorted boxes of wood screws with slotted
heads
390 Four Cart spanners
391 Roll of rubber matting
392 Victorian hay rack
393 Carriage axle with springs; possibly from a
Governess Car
394 Carriage axle with springs
395 Pair of hames
396 Two wheels and an axle from a Float
397 Tailboard
398 Ironwork off a Float
399* Four carriage wheels with rubber treads
400* Two splinter bars
401* Two Wagonette seats
402* Two seat backs
403* London Trolley wheel and helper spring
404* Four wooden swingletrees
405* Box of warner bands and stock hoops
406* Pair of Gig shafts
407* Pair of Gig shafts
408 Brass rein rail
409 Assorted spring hangers

410 Two three-stud artillery wheels
411 Assorted spring hangers
412 Axle made by Channon, Stroud & Co. of
Dorchester, Weymouth
413 Springs and assorted carriage parts
414 Cast iron, wood burning Queenie stove
415 Three-stud front axle for a London Trolley
416 Three-stud back axle for a London Trolley
417 Green swingletree
418 Carriage jack
419 Metal swingletree
420 Metal seat frame for a Cart/Trolley
421 Brass whipholder
422 Set of five-stud artillery wheels in good
condition
423 Pair of leaf springs, 44”
424 Assorted metal fittings for a Milk Cart
425 Set of two three-studded easy clean wheels
with springs and axle; in good condition
426 Pair of three-studded easy clean wheels, 19”
427 Pair of nutcracker springs
428 Pair of steamed ash shafts with brass fittings
and crocks; in good sound condition
429 Rein rail
430 Pair of 48” 14-spoke wheels with cranked
axle; for repair
431 Pair of 42” 14-spoke wheels with cranked
axle; for repair
432 Three-stud Trolley rear axle with working
brakes, nuts, hub caps
433 Pair of rear springs and hangers
434 Pair of three-stud Trolley wheels; old but
good
435 Black leather whipholder
436 Spring marathon seat to fit a Fenix Flyer, plus
seat back
437 Metal shaft stands
438 Two ridger chains and one chrome ridger
chain
439 Set of chrome plough chains
440 Set of pony shafts up to 15-2 hh
441 Pair of heavy horse shafts
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THE DISPERSAL SALE OF
PAULTONS PARK
VILLAGE LIFE MUSEUM
Wednesday 14 th March 2012
Catalogues are available to purchase or
can be downloaded with images from
the website
www.tsauction.co.uk

SUNDRY HARNESS &
ACCOUTREMENTS
Commencing at 9.30 am
491 Training surcingle and lunge rein
492 Two full size driving bridles with brass fittings
493 Black/brown cob size marathon bridle and bit
494 Full size brown rein
495 Two full size leather traces
496 Cob size bridle and bit and two collars
497 Assorted harness parts
498 Two cob size marathon pole straps made by
Van Rys, Holland
499 Ladies whip
500 Several boot pulls
501 White full size driving reins
502 Black driving bridle and bit, plus a pony size
headcollar
503 Four pony size marathon traces made by Ideal
504 Black silk hat (3 lots, 504-506)
507 Assorted training aids for a Hackney
508 Liverpool bit with rubber mouthpiece
509 Two pony size brass tilbury tugs
510 Black/nickel full size driving bridle
511 Two English driving saddles for a pair of
ponies with brass fittings, cruppers and trace
holders
512 Red rattan picnic box
513 Assorted black/red jingle bells
514 Two full size tilbury tugs with brass fittings
515 Full size webbing rein and bit
516 Full size bridle and collar
517 Two cob size bridles with bits
518 Lunge and training surcingle
519 Two full size leather/brass traces made by Van
de Weil, Belgium
520 Quantity of buckles
521 Brown rope rein for a pair of horses
522 Black driving bridle and bit plus leather collar
523 Two full size nickel driving bits
524 Full size black/nickel breeching made by
Kieffer, Germany
525 Two black full size driving bridles
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526 Full size black/brass driving saddle
527 Two black leather pony traces
528 Black/brown extra full size marathon bridle
529 Black full size marathon breeching
530 Black/brass pony size breeching
531 Two brass tilbury tugs, full size
532 Assorted harness parts
533 Two cob size leather traces with nickel fixings
534 Two full size leather traces
535 Two buxton bits
536 Two German made driving saddles for a pair
of horses with nickel silver fittings
537 Brown/brass Achenbach reins for a pair of
ponies
538 Two driving whips
539 Two pony size pole straps with brass fittings
540 Two leather surcingles
541 Assorted harness parts
542 Carriage lamps
543 Box of boot pulls
544 Heavy horse saddle and breeching, stamped
R.J Row, with detachable brasses and
chrome chains
545 Heavy horse chrome hames with brass acorn
tops
546 Heavy horse in-hand/riding bridle with bit
and lead rein
547 Metal wall jack for heavy horse hames
548 Metal wall jack for heavy horse hames
549 23½” heavy horse field/driving collar with
adjustable height hames; good working
condition
550 23” heavy horse open collar; good working
condition
551 Pad for heavy horse cart saddle
552 Vintage Scottish style cart saddle and
breeching; working condition
553 Red webbing heavy horse combi head collar/
bridle with bit
554 Large heavy horse in-hand bridle with patent
green brow band and shaped cheek pieces;
very good condition
555 Large heavy horse brown leather riding
bridle with padded cavesson nose band and
padded brow band; no reins but in good
condition

556 Heavy horse spats
557 Heavy horse plain black/whitemetal exercisestyle
driving bridle
558 Brown leather/brass in-hand heavy horse
halter; new
559 Brow band for heavy horse bridle with
stitched design; very large
560 Green and yellow flights with matching wood;
good condition
561 Quilted stable rug, 87”
562 Quilted stable rug, 84”
563 Quilted stable rug, 78”
564 Ploughing back strap and belly band, small
565 White leather in-hand halter with brass
buckles; small
566 Cart pad; for restoration
567 Heavy horse breeching; needs repairing
568 Heavy horse in-hand showing bridle with
brass fittings
569 Set of chrome trace chains for heavy horse
570 Plough chains
571 Old heavy horse bridle by Fuller of Erchtont &
Lavington
572 Heavy horse in-hand or dealer’s whip
573 Walking stick with Shire horse head handle by
Alan Bateman, Stick Dresser
574 Old driving whip (3 lots, 574-576)
577 Single set of brown driving reins with brass
buckles
578 Black bowler hat
579 Grey top hat by Lock & Co. of St.James,
London, size 7¼
580 Holly driving whip
581 21” working collar
582 Pair of army traces
583 Working pad
584 Leather rug roller
585 Anti-cast roller
586 Pair of pony buxton bits
587 Pair of bulls eye brass lamps
588 22” black/patent collar
589 Wooden box to hold a pair of lamps
590 Pair of brass carriage lamps (3 lots, 590-592)
593 Iron horse head from a stable (2 lots, 593-594)
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595 Rare brass interior carriage lamp with hinged
blinds, marked on the back with a small
butterfly (view in security pen)
596 Driving whip
597 Driving whip
598 Driving and two lunging whips
599 Four harness racks
600 Pair of shaft covers
601 Pair of breeching straps
602 Pair of knee pads
603 Pair of brushing boots
604 Selection of bits and curb chain
605 Driving apron
606 Assorted curb chains
607 Pair of 13’ driving reins
608 Driving whip thong
609 Black/patent/brass full collar complete with
single and pairs hames, 18.5” x 8”
610 Holly pony driving whip made by Edward
Goddard Ltd., a beautiful lightweight whip in
show condition; whip 52”, lash 44” (view in
security pen)
611 Hunting crop with dark leather thong, antler
horn handle and whipped cord shaft made
by Swaine; crop 19”, thong 42” (view in
security pen)
612* Black/leather pony collar with brass hames,
17½ “
613* Two carriage lamps; one marked Lawton
614 Black hat box by Antler and a brown metal
trunk
615 Blue spares case, directional sign, large black
driving apron and a burgundy horse rug
616* Pair of boots
617* Wilson bit with horseshoe
618* Collar
619* Liverpool bit
620* Cotton plough lines
621* Hoof cutter
622* Pair of hames
623* Pad
624* Whip
625* Cotton plough lines
626* Stainless steel back chain
627* Pair of stainless steel plough chains

628* Pair of stainless steel plough chains
629* Pair of stainless steel breeching ‘D’s and
chains
630* Pair of stainless steel tug chains
631* Stainless steel chain
632* Set of four dray chains
633* Horn
634* Whip
635* Bridle
636* Bit
637* Whip
638* Two pairs of driving gloves
639* Driving apron
640* Pair of carriage lamps
641* Sundry harness
642* Whip
643* Shire riding bridle
644* Jointed Liverpool bit, 5½”
645* Jointed Liverpool bit, 5”
646* In-hand bridle
647* Whip
648* Pair of brass hames
649* Rug
650* Measuring stick
651* Cart collar
652* Whip
653* Saddle
654* Whip
655* Rubber Liverpool bit
656* Set of pair horse reins
657* Broller
658* Harness racks
659* Harness racks
660* Four brass harness bells
661* Driving whip
662* Driving collar
663* Pair of driving reins
664* Pair of lamps
665* Two pairs of brown leather driving gloves, XL
666* Two pairs of brown leather driving gloves, L
667* Two pairs of brown leather driving gloves, M
668* Pair of quick release snaps
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669* Pair of quick release snaps
670* Pair of Liverpool bits with bottom bar, 5½”
671* Pair of Liverpool bits with bottom bar, 5”
672* Driving whip
673* Pair of quick release snaps
674 Pair of carriage lamps
675 Brown collar and hames, 22”
676 Driving whip
677 Pair of stainless steel buxton bits
678 Horseshoe Wilson bit
679 Brass/copper singing lamp by Bledon & Son
680 Pair of brown leather boots
681 Horse tail docking knife
682 Horse veterinary gag
683 Pair of lamps
684 Leather poultice boot
685 Leather gaiters
686 Driving pad
687 Pair of hames
688 Driving collar
689 Harness
690 Pair driving reins
691 Driving pad
692 Driving bridle
693 Driving whip
694 Pair of brass oval lamps
695 Pair of round convex Dog Cart lamps
696 Bow fronted interior lamp
697 Pair of stable lamps
698 Pair of round fronted Break lamps
699 Coat of Arms from the State Coach belonging
to Lord Bute, in good condition made of
polished lead measuring 28 x 28cms, framed
and mounted on black velvet. The photo
taken in 1924 shows the Coat of Arms on the
hammer cloth of Lord Bute’s State Chariot
outside Mayfair. The Coachman, Charles
Pullen, prepares to convey Lady Mary
Crichton-Stuart to her Court presentation
before George V and Queen Mary (view in
security pen)
700 Brown French collar
701 Hat box
702 Wilson horseshoe double ring driving bit

Lot 1
Lot 3
Lot 10
Lot 12
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Lot 2
Lot 4
Lot 11
Lot 13

Lot 14
Lot 21
Lot 24
Lot 30
28
Lot 15
Lot 22
Lot 29
Lot 31

Lot 32
Lot 34
Lot 36
Lot 38
29
Lot 33
Lot 35
Lot 37
Lot 39

Lot 40
Lot 42
Lot 44
Lot 46
30
Lot 41
Lot 43
Lot 45
Lot 49

Lot 55
Lot 50
Lot 52
Lot 58
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Lot 54
Lot 56
Lot 51
Lot 60

Lot 61
Lot 72
Lot 74
Lot 71
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Lot 63
Lot 72
Lot 75
Lot 71
Lot 64
Lot 73
Lot 76

Lot 81
Lot 79
Lot 77
Lot 83
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Lot 80
Lot 78
Lot 82
Lot 84

Lot 85
Lot 123
Lot 699
Lot 1182
34
Lot 1191
Lot 123
Lot 699
Lot 739

Lot 1593
Lot 1599
Lot 1614
Lot 1704
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Lot 1603
Lot 1704
Lot 1764

703 Four assorted headcollars
704 Four assorted headcollars
705 Assorted horse bits
706 Driving bit
707 Assorted leather parts
708 Working collar
709 Two halter chocks
710 Three bits
711 Pair of shaft covers
712 Two halter chocks
713 Pair of 14lb potato scales for a Trade turnout
714 Cob driving bridle
715 Pony driving bridle
716 Driving reins
717 Driving whip
718 Driving whip
719 Measuring stick
720 Ten lead ropes
721 Patent collar
722 Liverpool bit
723 Breaking roller
724 Pair of long reins
725 Rubber mouth Liverpool bit
726 Two whip thongs
727 Liverpool bit
728 Patent collar
729 Wicker basket
730 Liverpool bit with port and rollers
731 Pair of lamps
732 Wilson snaffle with horseshoe rings
733 Driving reins
734 Horn
735 Pony Liverpool bit
736 Pair of traces
737 Pair of carriage lamps
738 Collar
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739 Great Western Saddle, The Get Away, No. 855,
in heavy oak tanned leather, 14” Bulge Pass-
All Jr. tree with genuine hand flower stamped
front and cantle, ¾ style rigging, woolskin
lined skirts, brass bound stirrups on 2½”
wide half double leathers, weighs approx.
25lbs, the vendor has had new fenders and
stirrup leathers made incorporating Blevin
buckles for easier adjustment, also with
original adjustable Latigo Cords; no cincha.
Further specifications can be found in The
Great West Saddlery Co. catalogue from
1929, page 23
740 Tex Tan Western Saddle, The Pecos, Hereford
brand saddle no. 1318-1, with 13” wide tree,
15” seat with ¼” foam rubber quilted under,
dark brown full grain seating leather, square
skirts with round corners, panel embossed
finished in tan oil and tin and saddle stitched
in an unusual figure 8 pattern, with 2” bell
bottom leather covered stirrups with quick
change buckles
741* Saddler’s race
742* Leather winker block
743* Collar stuffing iron
744* Quantity of stitching thread
745* Saddler’s clams
746* Collar maker’s mallet
747 Pair of black livery boots
748 Hunt crop (3 lots, 748-750)
751 Hunt crop with thong
752 Hunt crop
753 Gent’s whip
754 Whip with weighted end
755 Side saddle whip
756 Riding whip with weighted hand-part
757 ‘Elephant ear’ breeches
758 Top hat by Lock, size 6¾
759 Hunt crop
760 Double hat box
761 Sandwich case with saddle fittings
762 Boot pulls
763 Plaited leather thongs
764 Groom’s tweed jacket
765 Heavy mail four-in-hand Coach horn made by
Kohler
766 Coach horn inscribed fighting cocks, Dublin

767 Coach horn reinforced Beaufort funnel
768 Tandem horn with leather case
769 Rare horn with whip end (2 lots, 769-770)
771 Pair of lamps by Genies, Maker, Paris
772 Large pair of lamps with nickel trim and
convex lenses
773 Brass fronted carriage lamps
774 Coach horn
775 Brass banded driving whip
776 Interior carriage lamp
777 Holly whip blanks
778 Quantity of bits
779 Harness rack by Musgrave
780 Pair of harness racks by Musgrave
781 A similar lot
782 Leather covered harness crane
783 Brass fronted carriage lamps
784 Patent collar by Huskissons, 22”
785 Patent collar, 19”
786 Patent collar, 20”
787 Brown pony driving bridle with brass buckles
788 Driving reins with raised centre
789* Pair of quick release snaps
790* Old Carter’s whip
791* Driving apron
792* Two fleece harness pads
793* Pair of lamps
794* Rear lamp
795* Brollar
796* Pair of traces
797* Liverpool bit, 6”
798* Liverpool bit, 5½”
799* Measuring stick
800* Driving whip
801* Two fleece harness pads
802* Number holder
803* Pair driving reins
804* Driving collar
805* Pair of lamps
806* Driving whip
807* Driving apron
808* Pair of oval fronted lamps
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809* Pair of whitemetal lamps
810* Rear lamp with brass trim
811* Rear lamp with stainless steel trim
812* Four harness bells
813* Harness racks
814* Set of pair horse reins
815* Saddle
816* Whip
817* Stainless steel Liverpool bit, 5”
818* Stainless steel Liverpool bit, 4½”
819* Stainless steel Liverpool bit, 4”
820* Wilson bit
821* Jointed Liverpool bit, 5½”
822* Jointed Liverpool bit, 5”
823* Saddle
824* Collar
825* Driving pad
826* Driving bridle
827* Pair of brass oval fronted lamps
828* Pair reins
829* Breastcollar
830* Driving whip
831* Two pairs of brown leather driving gloves, XL
832* Two pairs of brown leather driving gloves, L
833* Two pairs of brown leather driving gloves, M
834* Pair of horseshoe fronted carriage lamps
835* Dealer’s whip
836* Collar
837* Pair of stainless steel quick release snaps
838* Pair of stainless steel quick release snaps
839* Driving apron
840* Rug
841* Whip
842* Driving whips
843* Pair of lamps
844* Pair of quick release snaps
845* Pair of quick release snaps
846* English leather plaited pair driving reins
847* Driving bridle
848* Pair pole straps
849* Pair of brown leather boots

850 Solid nickel Scot’s patent side saddle stirrup,
size no.3
851 Latchfords burnished steel patent side saddle
stirrup
852 Pair of large square patterned carriage lamps
with nickel trim and pagoda tops by C.
Skinner, Bristol
853 Pair of pagoda topped Gig lamps with nickel
trim; for restoration
854 Pair of brass trimmed oval pattern Gig lamps;
in good condition
855 Large Coach lamp with flared, squared top by
Holland & Holland, to suit a large brake or
similar
856 An unusual pattern and decorative carriage
lamp with whitemetal trim
857 An early triangular corner interior carriage
lamp, circa 1840; in original condition
858 A very rare interior full size Dormeuse lamp;
in fine original condition. These lamps were
fitted to the centre of the exterior of the rear
panel of the Coach, the light being directed
to the interior of the carriage
859 An unusual type of single lamp
860 A good quality brass cased footboard clock
861 A Beaufort pattern copper and German silver
coach horn by Kohler, London, with original
mouthpiece, measuring 36” long
862 A copper tandem horn
863 A horse measuring stick with silver collar, circa
1910
864 An unusual “Topers” walking cane with
concealed glass flask and miniature drinking
glass (Drinking glass a/f)
865 A superb quality coursing slip for two hounds;
in excellent condition
866 A good quality folding carriage parasol with
carved ivory handle and finial, brown silk
cover with lace overlay; all in excellent
condition
867 Original mahogany coaching table; in good
condition
868 A crowd control baton contained in original
leather saddle holster
869 An unusual mahogany stable passageway
tack/saddle bracket. The spring loaded
bracket folds away when not in use
870 A pair of ivory handled boot pulls in leather
slip case
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871 A mahogany folding bootjack, the interior
with a fitted combination boot pulley button
hook and leather punch
872 A selection of seven various pattern leather
top hat boxes; all in good condition and to
be sold individually (7 lots, 872-878)
879 An unusual leather document case
880 Gladstone bag; in good condition
881 A good quality solid leather suitcase by Army
& Navy, London
882 A brass studded leather portmanteau of
unusually small size
883 A good quality solid leather trunk, measuring
37” long x 25” wide x 132” high
884 A lightweight good quality leather suitcase
885 An unusually large ‘D’ shaped leather collar
box by Hodgkinsons, Pall Mall Place, St.
James
886 A selection of black top hats, sizes 7–7½, to
be sold as six individual lots (6 lots, 886-891)
892 Grey top hat
893 Black folding opera hat
894 Black bowler hat
895 Black bowler hat, similar to above
896 Beige bowler hat
897 Gold trimmed livery hat
898 Navy blue postilion jacket, complete with allbrass
stud buttons
899 A mustard coloured postilion jacket and
breeches, ex. Spicer family Spye Park
900 A similar lot, but lighter colour
901 Whip handle in pigskin with nickel silver
ferrule and butt cap
902 Whip handle with 3” silver butt cap
903 An unusual hunting crop by Swaine, London,
with plaited thread shaft, hallmarked silver
collar dated 1928, heavy stag’s horn handle
concealing a wire cutter, with original white
thong
904 A black plaited whalebone dog whip with
ornate butt cap complete with original thong
905 Black plaited whalebone postilion whip
embossed nickel ferrule and butt cap with
original thong
906 Swaine riding whip in plaited leather with
hallmarked silver collar and horn top

907 Cane hunt crop with stag’s horn handle,
hallmarked silver collar and original thong
908 A Malacca cane presentation hunt crop by
Zaire, the hallmarked silver collar engraved
‘Waitaki Hunt Club Cup, 3rd Prize Won by H.
McKellars “Bess” ridden by owner’
909 Plaited thread hunt crop with stag’s horn
handle and hallmarked silver ferrule
910 Gent’s heavy hunt crop in plaited leather with
stag’s horn handle, hallmarked silver ferrule
by maker Geo. Parker, London
911 Brass tandem horn by Hawkes & Son, London
912 Brass tandem horn in the shape of a bugle by
William Ryder, Benbow House, Shrewsbury
913 Nickle silver and brass coaching horn by
Alfred Hays, Bond Street, London
914 Brass and nickel coaching horn by Ballbeavon
& Co., London
915 Copper and nickel silver coaching horn by
Kohler, London
916 Copper and nickel silver coaching horn
917 Ladies ermin hand muff
918 Ladies hand warmer for carriage travelling
919 Saddler pricking tool with ebony handle
920 Hip flask and sandwich tin in leather holder
for a saddle
921 Tapered glass hip flask with nickel silver top
922 Lurcher double quick release slip
923 Large size black bowler hat with hard top
924 Black silk top hat, size 7¼ with fitted
cardboard box
925 Holly whip with leather grip with silver fittings
by Schomberg, Brompton Road, London
926 Holly coaching whip by Swaine & Adeney with
leather grip; thong missing
927 Pair of brown lace-up coaching boots with
original trees
928 Pair of brown lace-up coaching boots with
original trees
929 Ladies black riding coat with red collar
930 Bamboo shooting stick with wicker seat
931 Wall mounted yard stable lamp with original
oil fittings and original paintwork; in
excellent condition
932 Mahogany driving whip box
933 Wall mounted heavy horse metal rack
934 Wall mounted heavy horse metal rack
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935 Wall mounted heavy horse metal rack
936 Rare and very small child’s wicker saddle with
padded seat and original stirrups and straps
937 Pair of carriage lamps with oval glass; in
excellent condition
938 Unusual hip flask with cranberry and white
coloured glass
939 Three sets of knitted ear caps, two brass
horse head door handles, door knocker and
hook
940 Friendly Society wooden staff, initialled TT
941 Pair of brown leather saddle panniers
942 Brass Milk Balance Scales by Salter No.57
943 Black/patent breastcollar; new
944 Black/patent breastcollar; new
945 Patent leather spares bag
946 Wooden chock
947* Pair of black/whitemetal lamps; glazing
broken
948 Pair of antique whitemetal carriage lamps by
Brewster & Co., New York; in good condition
(view in security pen)
949 Ladies holly whip used for F.E.I dressage (view
in security pen)
950 Rush light holder (view in the security pen)
951 Pair of carriage lamps, together with four old
oil and candle lanterns
952 Assorted tug stops and trace hooks
953 Liverpool bit, 5½”
954 Ported Liverpool bit, 5½”
955 Leather money bag for a tradesman
956 Black leather collar, 21”
957 Black leather collar, 21”
958 Two exercise whips
959 Holly whip
960 Four bowler hats
961 Top hat
962 Carriage apron and matching rug
963 Two leather headcollars
964 Three curb chains
965 Breaking roller and side reins by Wyerley of
Malpas
966 Leather lead rope with brass ends
967 Two tail guards

968 Wicker basket suitable for spares or as a
picnic basket
969 Metal hot water bottle
970 Black English leather collar, 22”; no hames
971 Brown collar by Geoff Dean, 22”; no hames
972 Brown collar; no hames
973 Full size driving bridle with Liverpool bit and
blue patent brow band
974 Matt black/whitemetal single driving pad
975 Pair of hand stitched English leather black
traces
976 Heavy horse pad tree
977 Saddler’s tools
978 Twelve x 1” round prince buckles in chrome
plate on brass
979 Twelve x 1” round prince buckles in chrome
plate on brass
980 Roll of white 2” quilted ‘numnah’ material
981 Roll of brown 2” quilted ‘numnah’ material
982 Twelve x 2” fancy metal keeper, chrome on
brass
983 Twelve x 2” fancy metal keeper, chrome on
brass
984 Ladies Whiteley black straw hat with feather
trim
985 Pair of mahogany top riding boots
986 Ladies holly driving whip with silver ferrule
987 Khaki and check driving apron
988 Foal slip
989 Gent’s hunting coat made by Bernard
Weatherill, circa 1930’s; has been used with
driving turnout
990 A good quality Western saddle complete with
stirrups and girth
991 Brass and copper bugle
992 Pair of whitemetal fancy South American
spurs
993 A bronze plaque embossed ‘Jockey’s Quarters’
994 A similar lot, inscribed ‘Do Not Feed The
Animals’
995 A stable lantern
996 Dark green Melton cloth, fur lined foot muff
997 Dark green Melton cloth, fur lined carriage
rug
998 A wooden balling gun
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999 Large mouth gag
1000 Horse medicine bottle; in good condition
1001 Single bladed brass based farrier/vets’ fleam
by Claris of Ramsgate
1002 Leather wire cutter case with saddle
attachments
1003 Leather hunting canteen with saddle
attachments (empty)
1004 A collection of eleven various riding and
hunting whips, etc. to be sold individually (11
lots, 1004-1014)
1015 A pair of sprung-sided steel safety stirrups
1016 Brass sweat scraper
1017 Quantity of stirrups
1018 Six old stable tie rings
1019 A solid mahogany folding ladder with brass
hooks, etc.
1020 Leather attaché case
1021 Pair of brass ring topped boot trees
1022 A carriage umbrella with brass tipped struts
and suspension ring
1023 Very large single octagon carriage lamp in fine
original condition
1024 Very unusual wedge-shaped carriage lamp by
Lowe & Sleigh; in good condition
1025 Round lensed rear carriage lamp
1026 Heavy horse bridle with brass ovals, etc.
1027 A similar lot
1028 Sundry items
1029 Old brown travelling case
1030 Horn
1031 Patent driving pad with breeching and bridle
1032 Sundry harness
1033 Ride ‘n’ drive saddle (2 lots, 1033-1034)
1035 Decorative saddle
1036 Black collar, 19”
1037 Two pairs of hames and tugs
1038 Roller
1039 Quantity of webbing
1040 Tilbury tugs, etc.
1041 Pair of long reins with horseshoe buckles
1042 Pair of horseshoe fronted brass lamps
1043 Square fronted lamps
1044 Exercise reins

1045 Box of assorted leatherwork items
1046 Quantity of rugs
1047 Two brown bridles
1048 Groom’s jacket
1049 Quantity of harness spares
1050 Rollers
1051 Top hat, size 7
1052 Pair of lamps with pagoda tops
1053 Dealer’s whip by Holland
1054 Dealer’s whip with gold ferrules dated 18??
1055 Dealer’s whip with bone handle
1056 Harness brackets
1057 Coachman’s livery coat in blue with burgundy
velvet collar and cuffs and brass buttons, size
42” to 44” chest; as new condition
1058 Horn
1059 Whalebone dealer’s whip with silver ferrule
1060 Dealer’s whip; new
1061 Twisted willow dealer’s whip by Fleck of
Germany; as new
1062 Buggy whip
1063 Tradesman’s Bow Top whip
1064 Nylon dealer’s whip
1065 Nylon buggy whip
1066 Nose bag by Rolss; as new
1067 Tradesman’s cash satchel; as new
1068 Black/brass pony size bridle
1069 Black nylon/brass pony size bridle
1070 Black/brass Shetland size bridle
1071 Dealer’s whip by Crawley of Peterborough
1072 Black/brass driving reins; new
1073 Black dealer’s whip; new
1074 Brown dealer’s whip; new
1075 Box of sundry harness
1076 Collar
1077 Collar
1078 Heavy horse pad and assorted sundry harness
parts
1079 Collar
1080 Pair of black/brass carriage lamps
1081 Pair of emerald green aprons with black trim
1082 Copper plated milk churn, 5 gallon
1083 Metal milk churn, 1 gallon
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1084 Metal milk churn, 5 pint
1085 Pair of good quality square fronted carriage
lamps with bevelled glass and convex front
lenses stamped Peden & Co., Kilmarnock
1086 Single oval fronted whitemetal carriage lamp
1087 Pair of oval fronted brass carriage lamps with
bevelled glass; for restoration
1088 Old leather money bag
1089 Leather wallet containing small tools suitable
as a spares kit (view in security pen)
1090 Swagger stick marked Royal Horse Artillery
(view in security pen)
1091 Swagger stick marked Royal Welsh Fusiliers
and bearing the Prince of Wales feathers
(view in security pen)
1092 Two copper foot warmers
1093 Good quality walking stick with horn hand
piece, metal ferrule (possibly silver) and very
ornate carved shaft (view in security pen)
1094 Silk top hat
1095 Silk top hat
1096 Silk top hat
1097 Ladies leather hat box
1098 Bucket-shaped top hat box
1099 Bucket-shaped top hat box
1100 Bucket-shaped top hat box
1101 Black leather hunting/livery boots by Regent,
size 8½
1102 Black/brass in-hand whip
1103 Child’s hunting crop with silver band
1104 Bamboo hunting crop with silver band
1105 Cane hunting crop
1106 Set of pair/double rolled English driving reins
1107 Single Coach/Brake lamp
1108 Good quality single square carriage lamp
1109 Single carriage lamp
1110 Black/brass English show bridle
1111 Tradesman’s cash bag
1112 Dashboard watch by Asprey, London in tan
pigskin case; in working order (view in
security pen)
1113 Brass footboard clock; for repair
1114 Driving bridle
1115 Measuring/walking stick
1116 Assortment of old bits

1117 English leather crupper
1118 Pair of boot pulls
1119 Plastic muzzle; new
1120 Assortment of bits
1121 Small English pony size crupper
1122 Assortment of tack (4 lots, 1122-1125)
1126 Solid brass letter holder depicting a hunting
scene (view in security pen)
1127 Pair of cufflinks depicting hunting scene (view
in security pen)
1128 Brown collar, 22”
1129 Black patent collar, 20”
1130 Black patent collar, 21”
1131 Two breastcollars
1132 Collar, 20”
1133 Collar, 21” (2 lots, 1133-1134)
1135 Four bridles
1136 Three bridles
1137 Four traces
1138 Part set harness
1139 Brown collar and hames
1140 Box of assorted harness
1141 Three collars
1142 Four pairs of collar hames
1143 Box of carriage lamps
1144 Leather work tools including a strap cutter
and leather splitter
1145 Copper coach horn
1146 Heavy horse pad
1147 American made leather working collar,
adjustable to fit 24” to 26”, with ‘laced’
edging; hardly used
1148 Similar to above, leather working collar,
adjustable 24” to 26”; label still on
1149 A matching pair of leather/brass beaded
working bridles with bits to suit heavy horse/
cob, integral blinkers; hardly used
1150 Large black silk top hat
1151 Black/patent show collar, 18”
1152 Black/patent show collar, 20”
1153 Black/whitemetal bridle
1154 Tan leather tradesman’s money bag
1155 Pair of black/whitemetal trade lamps by Slack
Bros., Manchester (view in security pen)
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1156 Rear brass lamp stamped Alfred Hales (view in
security pen)
1157 Black/patent leather false britching
1158 Dealer’s whip with brass butt
1159 Old cast iron adjustable harness cleaning
hook
1160 Gypsy kettle with brass tap
1161 Hunting whip by Swaine
1162 Old leather money bag stamped Express
Dairies
1163 Pair of brass hames with acorn tops, stamped
no.3
1164 Pair of brass hames with acorn tops, stamped
no.3
1165 Black/patent collar, 21”
1166 Brown leather saddle
1167 Black/patent collar, 20”
1168 Assorted Shire bridles
1169 Two leather headcollars
1170 Assortment of Shire harness
1171 Assortment of pony harness
1172 Assortment of leather cuffs
1173 Pair of reins
1174 Assortment of bits
1175
The following 9 lots will be placed in the
security pen (Lots 1175-1183)
Whip with silver collar, 40”
1176 Whip with whalebone insert and whitemetal
mounts, 35”
1177 Whip with whalebone insert and whitemetal
mounts, 31”
1178 Whip by Crawleys of Peterborough; new
1179 Whip by Crawleys of Peterborough; new
1180 Whip by G. Hollands of London; new
1181 Whip by G. Hollands of London; new
1182 Rosewood box fitted with cock fighting spurs
1183 Wooden whip stand with ashtray
1184 Jointed whip by Swaine & Adeney with
whalebone handle and decorated ferrule
1185 Rabbit bitten Piercy gent’s holly Bow Top
driving whip
1186 Callow hunt whip
1187 Zair side saddle whip

1188 Blackthorn Swaine Shetland size driving whip
1189 Pair of men’s long black riding boots with
wooden trees
1190 Brown leather headcollar
1191 Brown leather side saddle with girth and
stirrup
1192 Mahogany whip reel (4 lots, 1192-1195)
1196 Heavy horse leather breeching and crupper
1197 Liverpool driving bit with three slots and a
driving bit, 4¾”
1198 Large brown top hat, size 8¼
1199 Large grey top hat
1200 Hard hunting bowler hat by Christy’s
1201 Hard hunting bowler hat by Scott & Co.
1202 Hard hunting bowler hat by Thos.Townend
1203 Large brown bowler hat by Christy’s, size 7½
1204 Thorn wood whip with silver ferrule and
ornate butt cap, approx. 39” (view in security
pen)
1205 Glass spirit flask with silver hallmarked top
(view in security pen)
1206 Horse cooper’s stick (view in security pen)
1207 Black hat by TJ Richards, Hereford, size 6¾
1208 Three cast iron harness brackets
1209 Pair of long traces, 7’ 2”
1210 Set of brass hames, 19”
1211 Set of hame straps
1212 Leather show number holder; as new
1213 Pair of trace carriers
1214 Leather heavy horse bridle
1215 Bowler hat by Gieves, Bond St.
1216 Two black top hats
1217 Bowler hat by Christys’, size 7½; new and
boxed
1218 Jointed Liverpool bit and curb chain, 4½”
1219 Black/patent show collar with new brass
hames, 19”
1220 Harness spares kit; new
1221 Trap tool kit/carriage spares kit in wooden
tool box
1222 Holly whip with brass fittings
1223 Training whip
1224 Holly whip with copper fittings
1225 Black driving apron; as new
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1226 Ladies light blue tweed jacket, size 8
1227 Ladies light blue detailed carriage driving hat
1228 Extra-large royal blue wool driving apron with
leather strap and brass buckle,
1229 Cob size black hip strap
1230 Bag of assorted brow bands
1231 Small royal blue wool driving apron with
leather strap and brass buckle
1232 Tan leather plain-style pony reins with brass
buckles
1233 Saddlers edging tools, size 1 and 2
1234 Cob size bridle with stainless steel bit
1235 Bag of old harness and leather straps
1236 Three show halters – rolled sheep halter,
calf show halter with brass fittings and a
medium/large cattle halter with brass fittings
1237 Pair of unusual oil lamps with round fronts
and brass handles, on the side Bolton (view
in security pen)
1238 Walking stick with whitemetal horsehead
(view in security pen)
1239 Breastcollar for approx. 14 hh
1240 Two Liverpool bits
1241 Three Liverpool bits
1242 Two holly Gig whips, one with 113cm
shaft and 107cm whip, with black handle,
brass ferrule and butt cap and the other
has a 130cm shaft and 125cm whip with
whitemetal ferrule and butt cap, ivory handle
and hallmarked MP
1243 Three whitemetal bits
1244 Three whitemetal bits; two large
1245 Two whitemetal bits (2 lots, 1245-1246)
1247 Four whitemetal bits
1248 A weatherproof green driving apron and a
navy Melton wool driving apron by Keith
Luxford and another in brown
1249 Green reversible driving apron and another in
navy/black
1250 Two navy driving aprons
1251 Two green checked driving aprons by Keith
Luxford
1252 Two carriage number holders
1253 Two long black carriage cushions and a wedge
cushion
1254 Carriage jack

1255 Two carriage holly whips, Keith Luxford
1256 Three fibre carriage whips and wooden whip
reel
1257 Black/patent show collar, 22”
1258 Brown working collar, 22”
1259 Black shaped driver’s seat by Kuhnle
1260 Two long carriage cushions
1261 Two pairs of black traces
1262 Pair of black leather tandem traces, pair of
tan webbing reins and throat lashes
1263 Black leather working collar with brass hames
1264 Black leather working collar with brass hames
1265 Pair of axle stands
1266 Pair of black/brass round fronted rear carriage
lamps plus box
1267 Mahogany cupboard fitted with harness racks
1268 Eight assorted nose bands
1269 Black leather tugs and back band
1270 Pair of black leather straps, trace and hame
strap
1271 Pair of single webbing reins and a pair of
leather single reins with folded hand parts
1272 Three pairs of black leather ½ cup blinkers
1273 Black leather breeching straps and traces plus
another
1274 Pair of brass hames
1275 Black/brass blinkered bridle
1276 Black collar with back bands, tugs and belly
band with brass fittings by Giddens
1277 Canvas trunk
1278 Sundries such as hame straps, bit ‘brush’ etc.
1279 Two pairs of wooden carriage ramps
1280 Pony brow band with whitemetal rosettes,
four black webbing marathon traces and
other straps
1281 Black number holder with numbers
1282 Two black number holders
1283 Copper foot warmer
1284 Brown leather driving apron
1285 Navy driving apron and another of beige wool
1286 Three black leather traces
1287 Black/brass leather pony bridle and spare
straps
1288 Two black leather cruppers and single black
leather rein
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1289 Large black weatherproof carriage driving
apron with black wool lining by Keith Luxford
1290 Pair of black/brass oval fronted carriage lamps
with case
1291 Two pairs of double reins, 15’
1292 Three pairs of single reins, 15’
1293 Two heavy duty marathon traces, plus belly
band and girth
1294 Patent leather Hackney breastcollar, 14”
1295 Box of assorted harness parts
1296 Bag of brass rosettes, hubcaps and rein
terrets
1297 Black bridle to suit a Cob
1298 Two black matching pairs of blinkers
1299 Black pair of blinkers
1300 Black crupper
1301 Black English collar, 15”
1302 Working split collar, 15”; needs repair
1303 Set of carriage lamps; for restoration
1304 Set of original carriage lamps
1305 Coach horn
1306 Coach horn
1307 Long leather boots, size 10
1308 Black/sheepskin driving apron
1309 Pair of breastcollars
1310 Whip
1311 Two livery coats
1312 Carriage lamps
1313 Harness racks
1314 Pair of black leather cruppers; new
1315 Saddle
1316 Saddle
1317 Dealer’s whip with bone handle
1318 Driving collar, 19”
1319 Patent leather driving collar, 23”
1320 Pair of black/patent/brass Huskissons full
pony collars with hames to fit approx. 12 to
13 hh, 17” x 7½“, boxed keepers. Matches
Lot 197
1321 Heavy collar
1322 Pair of steel hames
1323 Seven whips
1324 Three driving bridles
1325 Three collars

1326 Leather headcollar
1327 Bits
1328 Sundry leather with buckles, lunging cavesson
and grooming kit
1329 Leather tradesman’s money pouch
1330 Metal hame
1331 Harness racks
1332 Assorted sundry items (10 lots, 1332-1341)
1342 Two old carriage lamps
1343 Single lamp
1344 Victorian oak travelling butler’s tray
1345 Set of brass hames
1346 Set of pony hames
1347 Four loin cloths marked Young & Co.
1348 Four sets of back bands
1349 Two hunting whips, one with no thong
1350 Two sets of leg protectors and two spare
1351 Two old bridles and headcollar
1352 Three assorted bridles
1353 Assorted sundry straps and breeching
1354 Set of bells with three spare
1355 Two wooden barrel holders
1356 Six metal corner hay racks and two bucket
holders
1357 Rug rack for a horsebox
1358 Pair of leather pair reins
PURCHASERS ARE REMINDED OF THE 7.5%
BUYERS PREMIUM
(PLUS VAT AT THE STANDARD RATE)
ADDED TO ALL LOTS IN THE SALE
Please note that all lots are the
responsibility of the purchaser (if sold) or
the vendor (if not sold) at the fall of the
hammer. Please be aware of their security
and clear items as soon as possible.
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HORSE BRASSES
Commencing at 12 noon
1421 Brass terrets and a pair of tandem roger rings,
etc
1422 Set of heavy horse harness decorations
1423 Superb quality leather hame strap with thirty
nine brass studs, 18” x 7”
1424 Pair of 19th C leather wide straps with twenty
two brass studs and two cast horse brasses
with shield centre
1425 19th C stamped horse brass with a geometric
design and a star centre
1426 19th C stamped horse brass of a rampant
horse
1427 Four old horse brasses of various designs
1428 Ten brewery barrel studs
1429 Nine brewery barrel studs
1430 Ten brewery barrel studs
1431 Brass of the British Prime Minister, Winston
Churchill with cigar set in the “V for
VICTORY” sign, and a round hanger
1432 Queen Victoria’s Jubilee brass with round
hanger and crown centre, stamped ’1887’;
with getts
1433 Royalty brass of the Prince of Wales feathers
through a coronet
1434 Laurel shaped brass with stamped Victory
1939 – 1945 and ‘V’ in centre; with getts
1435 Stamped royalty brass with scalloped edge,
‘God Save the King, Edward VII’
1436 Royalty brass of the Prince of Wales feathers
through a coronet; with getts
1437 Small brass – ‘William Shakespeare, Stratford
upon Avon’
1438 Lord Mountbatten brass–‘El-Alamein to Berlin,
Our Monty’
1439 Commemorative brass - ‘Coronation of King
George VI & Queen Elizabeth, 1937’

1440 Brass with scalloped edging and raised boss
stamped M.Kellaway, Maker, St.Dennis; with
getts
1441 Diamond shaped brass
1442 Plain brass with raised boss; with gets
1443 Crescent shaped brass with star centre
1444 Brewery face piece of a barrel with a rivetted
boss
1445 Crescent brass with centre crest and shield,
with getts
1446 Pattern brass with raised boss and round
hanger
1447 Crescent brass with cut out stars
1448 Three leaf clover shaped brass with round
hanger
1449 Brass with raised boss surrounded by
perforated scalloped edge; with getts
1450 Shell shaped brass
1451 Crescent brass with centre cross bar and star;
with getts
1452 Brass with scalloped edge and six-ring conical
boss surrounded by triangular perforations
1453 Brass with round hanger, central raised boss
depicting a face surrounded by sixteen
points
1454 Crescent brass with central eight point star
1455 Horseshoe brass with round hanger and a
central horse’s head facing right
1456 Larger horseshoe brass with central harnessed
horse’s head facing left; split hanger
1457 Horseshoe shaped brass with horse’s head
facing left
1458 Brass with unicorn centre, perforated
surround and scalloped edging; with getts
1459 Horse centre brass with perforated surround
and scalloped edging
1460 Horse centre brass surrounded with cut outs;
with getts
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1461 Brass with central rearing horse surrounded
by perforations
1462 Brass with galloping horse
1463 Brass with rearing horse, surrounded by cut
out pattern and scalloped edging; with getts
1464 Brass with central winged horse surrounded
by cut out pattern, and no.’54’ stamped near
hanger; with getts
1465 Brass with patterned edging and depicting
Pegasus
1466 Crescent brass with central stags head; with
getts
1467 Shaped brass with pelican
1468 Brass with a central porcupine and dog tooth
edging; with getts
1469 Cut out brass with central stage, no.’459’
stamped on the reverse; with getts
1470 Brass with swan and scalloped edging,
possibly no.’15’ stamped on reserve; with
getts
1471 Small brass with sporting dog in a dog tooth
surround; with getts
1472 Brass with central stag, no. ‘4’ and possibly
another number stamped on reverse; with
getts
1473 Brass with ostrich and scalloped edging
1474 Brass with a boars head on a plate in a
crescent frame; with getts
1475 Brass showing a row of nine Elm trees
surrounded by eight perforations; with getts
1476 Shaped brass with peacock
1477 Brass with eight semi-circular shaped notches
to the edging, and a central wheatsheaf
with a sickle, scythe and pitch fork in the
foreground
1478 Shaped brass with a circus dog with ruffled
collar and hat, part of a Punch and Judy set;
with getts
1479 Brass with Punch and Judy and eight semicircular
shaped notches to the edging; with
getts
1480 Brass with Punch and edged in eight semicircular
shaped notches; with getts
1481 Brass with central heart surrounded by
eighteen stamped perforations; with getts
1482 Brass with central acorn with outer
perforations; with getts

1483 Three small horseshoes within horseshoe
shaped brass; with getts
1484 Brass with central bell in a crescent frame;
with getts
1485 Brass with a border of clubs surrounding a
central heart; with getts
1486 Heart shaped brass with Stafford knot; with
getts
1487 Horseshoe brass with punched nail holes;
with getts
1488 Three small horseshoes within horseshoe
shaped brass
1489 Railway brass of a locomotive; with getts
1490 Heart shaped brass with an acanthus leaf
design; with getts
1491 Brass with scalloped edge and crown cut out
1492 Small brass with central tower or lighthouse;
with getts
1493 Small brass depicting a building
1494 Small brass with windmill surrounded by
seven perforations and patterned edging
1495 Brass with flower design in a crescent frame;
with getts
1496 Brass with flower design in a crescent frame;
with getts
1497 Brass with flower design in a crescent frame;
with getts
1498 Unusual shaped brass with swastika
1499 Patterned brass with getts
1500 Brass with tulip centre and cut outs
1501 Brass with central fleur de Lys surrounded
with cut out diamonds, with getts
1502 Star shaped brass with round hanger; with
getts
1503 Patterned brass with getts
1504 Brass with tulip centre
1505 Brass with scalloped edging and central star
design
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1506 Brass with heart centre surrounded by two
rows of perforations; with getts
1507 Brass with cut out pattern and fleur de lys;
with getts
1508 Patterned brass with getts
1509 Brass with six pointed star centre; with getts
1510 Brass with round hanger and multi club
designs
1511 Small brass with flower design; with getts
1512 Brass with six point star design in a crescent
frame; with getts
1513 Pattern brass with eight point star design;
with getts
1514 Brass with central six point star in a crescent
frame; with getts
1515 Brass with sun burst and cut outs; with getts
1516 Patterned brass
1517 Brass with central star in a crescent frame
1518 Brass with cut out design; with getts
1519 Pattern brass with raised boss
1520 Pattern brass with raised boss; with getts
1521 Pattern brass with round hanger and raised
centre star
1522 Pattern brass with cut out design
1523 Brass with centre tulip and cut out design
1524 Pattern brass with getts
1525 Pattern brass with club designs; with getts
1526 Pattern brass with cut out design in a crescent
frame
1527 Pattern brass with getts
1528 Shaped brass with diamond design; with getts
1529 Brass with tulip and design; with getts
1530 Pattern brass with getts
1531 Brass with scalloped edging and diamond
design
1532 Brass with punched design; with getts
1533 Brass with diamond design
1534 Patterned brass with getts
1535 Brass with diamond design
1536 Brass with pierced design; with getts
1537 Brass with pierced design; with getts
1538 Brass with pierced design; with getts
1539 Brass with pierced design; with getts

1540 Brass with petal design surrounded by
perforations
1541 Three swingers on wooden base – centre
heart with perforations, quatrefoil with acorn
top and a diamond centre swinger with two
outer rows of perforations
1542 Single plain disc swinger on a raised base with
scalloped edging
1543 Three swingers on wooden base – perforated
disc pattern, quatrefoil with acorn top and a
three crescent swinger
1544 Swinger with acorn centre with outer
perforations on column base with scalloped
edging
1545 Three disc swingers on wooden base – horse,
Prince of Wales Feathers and a rampant lion
1546 Swinger with heart centre and two rows
of perforations on a column base with
scalloped edging
1547 Breast strap with brass buckle and four
brasses – concentric circles with cut outs,
crescent, plain with raised boss and a heart
centre with cut out design
1548 Loin strap with shaped buckle, rectangular
edged with perforations and a brass with
concentric circles and raised boss; with getts
1549 Loin strap with shaped buckle, rectangular
edged with perforations and a plain brass
with raised boss
1550 Face piece with patterned brass and central
squirrel; with getts
1551 Face piece with patterned brass
1552 Brass rosette with bell
1553 Nickel rosette with blue ceramic centre
1554 Brass rosette decorated with laurel leaves and
flower
1555 Brass rosette with raised beehive
1556 Brass rosette with raised beehive
1557 Loin strap with large plain disc stud and small
brass of a clock face; with getts
1558 Small brass stamped plate of two horses face
to face with feather and pattern design
1559 Breast strap with two large brass buckles and
three horse brasses - anchor, wheatsheaf and
a crescent with sun centre
1560 Breast strap with two large brass buckles and
three horse brasses - anchor, wheatsheaf and
a crescent with sun centre
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1561 Rein hanger with twenty four brass studs,
brass ring at one end and a buckle
1562 Hameplate of Edward VII and stamped ‘ER’,
with red, white and blue ceramic rosettes
each end
1563 Triple bell swinger with acorn finial; no base
1564 Swinger with cut out diamond design
1565 Brass with round hanger of ‘Our Monty –
El-Alamein to Berlin’
1566 Horse brass with central eagle on a branch;
with getts
1567 Horseshoe shaped brass with harnessed
horse; with getts
1568 Horseshoe shaped brass with round hanger
and a horse’s head; with getts
1569 Agricultural type horse brass of a harnessed
Shire; with getts
1570 Horse brass stamped Tally-Ho depicting a
horse and rider jumping a fence
1571 Horse brass of a wheatsheaf with a pitch fork,
scythe and sickle in the foreground
1572 Horse brass with central acorn surrounded by
oak leaves
1573 Horse brass with central acorn surrounded by
cut out design
1574 Cast brass with central eight point star
surrounded by a ring of clubs
1575 Patterned brass with heart centre
1576 Patterned brass with cut out design; with
getts
1577 Brass commemorating the Queen’s thirtieth
wedding anniversary; piece missing and with
getts
1578 Royalty brass showing George V and Queen
Mary commemorating George V’s silver
jubilee, stamped May 1910 – 1935, Jubilee
1579 Stamped royalty brass God Save the Queen,
VR; with getts
1580 Stamped royalty brass God Save the King,
Edward VII
1581 Commemorative brass of the Coronation of
King George VI & Queen Elizabeth, 1937

1582 Royalty brass with central crown and stamped
God Save the Queen, EIIR, 1953
1583 Commemorative brass of the Coronation of
King George VI & Queen Elizabeth, 1937
1584 Royalty brass with scalloped edging of Queen
Victoria within a decorative heart beneath a
crown
1585 Two brasses, one depicting a dog with a ruffle
collar and hat, part of a Punch and Judy set,
with getts, the other of a raised sun
1586 Two brasses – one of King George stamped
Crowned 1911 and the other of Montgomery
stamped El-Alamein to Berlin, Our Monty
1587 NHBS brass with four centre crescents
1588 Four pony brasses – three horseshoe-shaped,
a stirrup-shaped brass with lion, plus small
leather strap with two horseshoe-shaped
brasses
1589 Single disc swinger and a double swinger on
wooden base; disc missing
1590 Small harness decoration
1591 Pair of triple bell terrets with red, blue and
white plumes
1592 Set of ten brass bells
1593 Horse brass stamped San Francisco Horse
Parade Association, First Prize Sept 9 1901
with ring, reverse stamped Irvine W &
Jachens, 2129 Market St. S.F
1594 Leather strap with brass stamped Benjamin,
Maker, Portland St., Swansea; with getts
1595 Leather strap with blue, white and red raised
boss brass with perforated surround, large
oval stud and buckle, plus maker’s stud
stamped D.Lewis, Maker, Narbeth
1596 Royalty brass on leather strap – Victoria The
Good, 1819-1901
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1597 Leather strap with four brass studs and two
royalty brasses – God Save The King, Edward
VII and another with centre crown; with
getts
1598 Pair of leather drops each with whitemetal
crescent brasses resting on red leather
with button stud, seventeen button studs
and a maker’s stud George Dobbie, Maker,
Dunfermline, plus a heart stud, box loop and
buckles with clips
1599 Leather strap with brass stud stamped
Wallace.Spiers & Co., plus a heart and
diamond stud
1600 Long leather strap with large brass stud
stamped Jubilee 1837-1887 with Queen
Victoria’s head in centre plus thirteen
assorted studs (1 missing) and brass hook
1601 Whitemetal maker’s nose plate engraved
W.Groome, Maker, 26 St.James Road, London
N7, Phone North 3271
1602 Brass maker’s hame plate stamped
F.W.Bloxham, Maker, Leighton Buzzard and
stamped on reverse 6¾
1603 Horse brass modelled as a 14-spoke cart
wheel and stamped Prize Winner. The New
York Work Horse Parade 1914 with centre
stud depicting a harnessed horse and below
Organized 1907, with ornate hanger
1604 Whitemetal merit badge RSPCA London Van
Horse Parade 1935
1605 A similar lot, 1937
1606 Brass merit badge RSPCA London Cart Horse
Parade 1933 with whitemetal stud; with
getts
1607 Brass merit badge by The Royal Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, 1911 with
whitemetal stud
1608 Whitemetal merit badge RSPCA London Van
Horse Parade 1939
1609 A similar lot, 1936
1610 A similar lot, 1938
1611 Merit badge Borough of Southwark Cart
Horse Parade 1931 with whitemetal stud
stamped United to Serve
1612 Merit badge RSPCA London Van Horse Parade
1934
1613 Maker’s stud stamped W.Evans, Maker,
Newport
1614 Small whitemetal maker’s stud stamped H.C.
Farmery, Maker, Morecambe

1615 Oval brass stud stamped A.Goodall, Saddler,
Shipley & Idle
1616 Triple bell swinger with red, blue and white
plume on a wooden base
1617 Four assorted brasses – beehive, circles and
two patterns
1618 Four assorted pattern brasses all with raised
centres
1619 Three small horseshoe-shaped studs each
with horse’s head
1620 Horseshoe-shaped brass with horse’s head
with getts and single brass rosette with
raised design
1621 Crescent brass with centred wheatsheaf; with
getts and two windmill brasses (3)
1622 Brass shaped by acorns and leaves with
central leaf, with getts and a brewery brass
1623 Two large cart rings and one small
1624 Six brasses – phoenix, bird, Unity with getts,
railway, a knight and a Carter with getts
1625 Four brasses – two windmills, pattern and
another stamped ‘216’
1626 Four brasses – cross, kangaroo, Manx cat
stamped ‘141’ and an elephant
1627 Four brasses – horseshoe, horse collar, lion
and a horseshoe with horse’s head
1628 Four stirrup-shaped pony brasses – two
rampant lions, squirrel and cow’s head
1629 Seven pony brasses – thistle, pixie, pack
horse, two horses in horseshoe, two horses
and Pegasus
1630 Brass pole head
1631 Brass hame plate and a pair of beehive
rosettes
1632 Leather crupper strap with three brasses –
anchor, rearing horse and wheatsheaf with
scythe and hay fork and another strap with
four brasses – anchor, acorn, horse’s head
and brass stamped First and Last Lands’ End
(2)
1633 Brown/red heavy horse brow band with seven
various shaped studs with a leather drop
with brass
1634 Heavy horse brow band with ten assorted
studs and a maker’s stud Webb, Saddler,
Derby, Established 1881 with a leather drop
with brass
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1635 Two leather straps with three brasses –
pattern, harnessed horse, fish, cross keys,
castle and masonic; small leather with two
pony brasses – rampant lion and horse’s
head in a horseshoe; leather drop with brass
depicting thistle, rose and clover (4)
1636 Three leather martingales each with six
brasses
1637 Red leather martingale with brass buckles
and five brasses – Royalty brass 1902, heart
centre, rearing horse, pattern and another
with raised red/white and blue boss, plus
small leather strap with two brasses – seven
point star and stage centre
1638 Four brasses – horse’s head, wheatsheaf,
stags head, gentleman in top hat and three
pony brasses – stag, horseshoe with horse’s
head and another with three horseshoes
1639 Six brasses – horseshoe with horse’s head,
phoenix, lions head, bulls head, a rearing
horse and a gent in a top hat
1640 Six brasses – crescent, Tally-Ho, Leo, stag,
monkey and a horseshoe stamped London
Inn
1641 Assorted brass terrets
1642 Four horse brasses – pixie, harnessed horse,
heart centre and owl, plus horse brass in the
form of a bottle opener with crown centre
and a horseshoe shaped trivet brass with Isle
of Man symbol
1643 Two leather straps each with six brasses
1644 Long leather strap with three royalty brasses,
Pickwick and horseshoe shaped with horses
head, plus Newbury Show 1989 brass
stamped ‘149’ on leather with horse and
wagon stud (2)
1645 Leather strap with four brasses and brass ring
1646 Leather strap with diamond stud and brass
with diamond circled by diamond cut outs
and scalloped border and another strap with
eleven pointed sun, raised boss and two
studs (2)
1647 Leather shaped strap with thirty assorted
studs, approx.19” long
1648 Pair of brass tandem terrets
1649 Pair of brass terrets
1650 Pair of brass bridle rosettes
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EQUESTRIAN/SPORTING PRINTS &
PICTURES
1681 Framed picture of four scenes and two black
and white photos in one frame: Ladies
Grand National, 1948 (2 pictures)
1682 Nine various 19thC coloured illustrations from
a harness makers’ and saddlers’ catalogue
of numerous equestrian items, to be sold
individually. All plates individually framed (9
lots, 1682-1690)
1691 Large framed map circa 1930’s entitled The
Field - Fox Hunting Map of Great Britain,
showing all the hunting countries and
lists their secretary’s, etc. The border is
illustrated with advertisements for numerous
equestrian firms, overall measurement 48”
high x 40” wide; in good condition
1692 Large framed equestrian picture
1693 Set of four prints depicting gypsies and horses
1694 Picture depicting a high number of horsedrawn
vehicles, entitled: His Majesty the
Baby
1695 Framed embroidery of Shire horses
1696 Hand stitched picture of dogs and two horses
1697 Picture of a raised scene of a coach and team
1698 Pair of Cecil Aldin coaching scenes in their
original frames: Perth to Aberdeen and
London to Plymouth
1699* Coaching print
1700* Two copper engravings of coaching scenes
1701 Hunting print by Keyward Hardy: Over the
Stile
1702 Hunting print by Keyward Hardy: The Star at
the Manor
1703 Greyhound and coursing print
1704 A pair of framed prints depicting The Belvoir
Hunt and The Warwickshire, both 20” x 15”
approx.
1705 Four framed prints in gilt frames from The
Road collection of plates 1 to 4, by H. Alken,
16” x 13½” approx.
1706 Long framed print by W.J Shayer, 1883
depicting a snow scene of various coaches
and horses, 30” x 14” approx.
1707 Framed Cecil Aldin print depicting a Road
Coach and horses at full gallop, measuring
45” x 20” approx.
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1708 Framed Cecil Aldin print entitled The
Cottesbrook Hunt – A Find in the Gorse,
35½“ x 24” approx.; glazing cracked
1709 Print depicting a hunt galloping through
a ploughed field entitled Rails, by Lionel
Edwards, 31½” x 15” approx.,
1710 Two prints depicting a Road Coach and team,
both 35” x 24½” approx.
1711 Print by Lionel Edwards of two huntsmen and
horses, 29½” x 12” approx.
1712 Two prints by Gilbert S. Wright, A Tandem
Race, On the Brighton Road; no glazing
and needs reframing and another entitled
An Olde Time Encounter, both 30” x 23½”
approx.
1713 Print entitled The Chase of the Roebuck,
an original drawing by W.P. Hodges,
27½” x 21½” approx.; no glazing and needs
reframing
1714 Framed print The Hunt Supper, by Cecil Aldin,
26” x 20” approx.
1715 Two Fores’s prints Fores’s Hunting Incidents
– Killed in the Open and Fores’s Coaching
Collections - Waking Up, both 34½” x 24”
approx.; no glazing and both need reframing
1716 Framed print by W.J.Shayer entitled Lord
William, 33” x 28½” approx.
1717 Framed print by J.Shayer entitled The
Brighton Day Mails – Passing over Hookwood
Common, 37½” x 27”
1718 Framed print by C.C.Henderson entitled The
Night Team, 34” x 27”
1719 Coaching print signed in pencil by Whittaker
Reville
1720 Coaching print after Ludovici
1721 Two prints of horse-drawn caravans
1722 Two carriage photos in one frame advertising
Hooper Coach Builders
1723 Watercolour by HW Standing depicting a
Tandem
1724 Hunting print after Heyward Hardy

1725 Photo of horse-drawn Co-op furniture turnout
1726 Five coaching scenes signed in pencil by Douglas
MODELS
To follow the Pictures
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1761 Lockable metal sweet tin with hunting scene
picture on the lid and a poem on the side
A-Hunting We Will Go; with key
1762 Pair of brass bellows
1763 Black and yellow model of a Governess Cart
1764 Large model of a Fruitier and Greengrocer with
a Trolley sign written W.Baxter, 96 Deacon
St. Walworth and horse, displayed in a glass
cabinet, 24” high x 20” long x 10” wide
1765 Model of a horse-drawn fire engine by the
Academy of Fine Arts
1766 Small Gypsy Wagon painted red and yellow
1767 Model of a brown Royal Doulton trotting horse
1768 Large brown china horse by Mathay
1769 Brown and white and a black and white
model horses by Leonardo
1770 Model of Gypsy wagon painted blue with
horse by the Leonardo Collection
1771 Two plates depicting horse
1772 Puzzle of a Wagon in a garden setting
1773 Ladies silver brooch with horseshoes, whip, etc.
1774 Rare black BBC 2005 jogging mare
1775 Beswick model of a huntsman on rearing horse
1776 Beswick model of a brown horse lying
1777 Beswick model of a brown racehorse
1778 Model of a Texas Ranger on a horse
1779 Border Fine Arts limited edition model, The
Fortune Teller, number 173 of 300
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1780 Child’s wooden stool with painting of a
horse’s head
1781 Beswick model of a Shire
1782 Brass horseshoe with whip inset
1783 Display of a doll in side saddle habit, hat and
veil and carrying whip
1784 Border Fine Arts Lady Reynard. Fox in a side
saddle habit and top hat
1785 Large gold framed mirror depicting gypsy
wagon and horses
1786 Patterned brass tray
1787 Wooden model of horses head
1788 Pair of small model Shires and a pair of black
resin horses
1789 Quantity of small plates, etc
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EQUESTRIAN BOOKS
To follow the Pictures & Models
1821 Book ‘The Shiro’ containing 100 leaves with
tear-off receipts, bound in cloth. Fairly good
condition but small stains on cover
1822 Small book by Richards, HS: Horse Brasses, a
collector’s guide with 161 illustrations and
notes
1823 Stud Card of Chessel Sir Cuthbert 7152
1824 Set of 12 Suffolk Stud books: Volumes –
1939 XLVII; 1940 XLIII x 2; 1941 XLIV x 2;
1942 XLV x 2; 1943 XLVI, 1945 XLVII x 2 and
1947 XLVIII x 2
1825 Thompson, John: Making Model Horse-
Drawn Vehicles, including plans of farm
wagon, hay wain, pony trap and details of
model wheel constructions
1826 Thompson, John: Making Model Gypsy
Wagons. Both model and full size plans for
Bow Top, Ledge and Showman’s Caravans
1827 Pape, Max: The Art of Driving, reprinted
1988. Definitive work on all aspects of
driving, harness, training, competing; a sort
after book no longer in print
1828 Coaching Day & Coaching Ways
1829 Prior, FM: H-B Stud Book, 1928 and Pyke,
JK: A Grand National Commentary, with a
forward by John Hislop (2 books)

1830 Two Horse & Hound Year Books, 1950-1951,
1959-1960 and Hunter Chasers and Point to
Pointers, 1961, compiled and published by G
Sale (3 books)
1831 Assorted military books, printed for his
majesty’s stationery office, 1908
1832 Bowden, Charles: The Lost Horsemen –
Britain’s Only Horse Powered Farm
1833 Cannon, Violet: Gypsy Princess
1834 Evans, Simon: Stopping Places
1835 Gobling, Louis: Bare Knuckle Breed
1836 A signed copy by Robert H Steinke: Farm
Harness Decoration
1837 Downes, Alison: My Life with Horses – The
Story of Jack Juby MBE
1838 McKole, J: Gypsy Life in Britain, Past and
Present
1839 Williamsons, D: The Horsemen Memories of
a Traveller, 1928-1958
1840 Davies, J: Tales of Old Horsemen
1841 DVD: Appleby Horse Fair and Summer
Gypsies (2)
1842 DVD: The Gypsies Return and A Gypsy
Gathering (2)
1843 DVD: Gypsies and Horse Dealers and Gypsy
Horse Fair (2)
1844 Outram, T: Coaching Days & Coaching Ways,
1894
1845 Driving & Harness
1846 Coaching Days of England
1847 Rawle: Harness Catalogue
1848 Petulengro, E: The Girl in the Painted
Caravan, 2011
1849 Freeman, R: Little Gypsy, 2011
1850 Cannon, Violet: Gypsy Princess, 2011
1851 Reeve, D: Smoke in the Lanes, 2011
1852 Parker, Julia: Gypsy Fortune Telling Cards,
2004
1853 Walsh, M: Gypsy Boy on the Run, 2011
1854 DVD: Summer Gypsies – Holmfirth & Telford
Fair, Romany Museum by Gordon Boswell
and The Gypsies Return – Appleby Gypsies
Coming home (3)
1855 DVD: As above
1856 DVD: Stow ’89, A Romany Summer & A
Family Affair, Wickham Horse Fair, May
2005 (4)
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1857 DVD: The Best of Appleby Horse Fair,
Appleby Horse Fair, 2005 and Ballinasloe
Horse Fair (3)
1858 Maggs, JC: Old English Coaching Inns,
containing sixteen illustrations of famous
coaching inns
1859 Seventeen back copies: Small Farmers
Journal/Practical Horse Farming
1860 Thirty three copies: Heavy Horse World
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ANNOUNCING THE 2012 CARRIAGE AND
EQUESTRIAN SALES
THE READING CARRIAGE SALE
Wednesdays – 16th May, 5th September and 7th November
THE READING SHETLAND PONY SALES
Wednesdays – 21st March and 7th October
THE HORSE & SADDLERY SALES
Fridays – 4th May, 1st June, 6th July, 7th September and 12th October
All the above sales will be held at the
Reading Auction Centre, Great Knollys Street, Reading RG1 7HU
OTHER SALES THAT MAY BE OF INTEREST
Monthly Reading General Sales
Saturdays – 31st March, 28th April, 26th May, 30th June, 28th July, 18th August, 29th
September, 27th October, 24th November and 15th December
Contractors Plant & Equipment Sales
Thursdays – 19th April, 14th June, 9th August, 4th October and 6th December
Grounds Maintenance
Wednesday – 28th March
Entries for all the above sales are now being accepted, forms are available from the
office or online. Please ensure we have your entries 6 weeks prior to the sales to ensure
inclusion in the catalogues
All catalogues will be online prior to the sale. If you would like to receive notification of
all our sales via email (e-shot), please register on our website: www.tsauction co.uk
For further information about our world famous carriage sales or any other auctions or
services we provide, please do contact us.
We look forward to hearing from you!
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IMPORTANT NOTICE – MARKET OFFICE
In order to assist with the efficient running of the market office on busy sale days and to
reduce the queuing time, please note the following system.
Purchasers will queue as before to request and settle invoices with the main cashier.
Vendors requiring advice notes or clients with any queries which DO NOT involve payment
will enter from the ‘Exit’ door and talk to the member of staff on the end computer.
Your co-operation in this matter would be much appreciated.
LISTS OF AUCTION PRICES
These are available after the auction and are intended for clients who attended the sale who will be
aware of any substituted lots that may have been forward.
The price is £4.00 per sale or £16.00 for an annual subscription.
ACCOMMODATION IN READING
It is imperative that if you intend to spend the night in Reading you book well in advance.
Reading is an extremely busy commercial centre and as a result, most hotels and Travel
Lodges do not have rooms available at the last minute. Please refer to the list at the front
of the catalogue, under Sale Notes or telephone our office for a more extensive list of
accommodation, covering a wide range of prices.
CROWNE PLAZA READING – Caversham Bridge, Richfield Avenue, Reading RG1 8BD
10% discount off the best available rate at the Crowne Plaza Reading.
To book call 0118 925 9988 and quote T&S or email reservations@cp-reading.co.uk.
TRAVEL LODGE – nearest to the Market in central Reading - 08700 850950
Travel Lodge, Oxford Road - 0871 984 6357 & Whitley, Reading - 0871 984 6209
IBIS HOTEL – 0118 953 3500 www.ibishotel.com
NOVOTEL – 0118 952 2600
(Both on Friar Street, 10 minutes walk from the Market)
PREMIER INNS – www.premierinn.com
Letcombe St, RG1 2HN – 0871 527 8924
‘Caversham Bridge’ Richfield Avenue, RG1 8EQ – 0871 527 8922
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CONDITIONS OF SALE
1. The highest bidder for each lot shall be the Purchaser, and in the event of any dispute the Auctioneers shall
have absolute discretion either to settle such dispute or to re-offer the lot immediately.
2. No person may advance less at a bid than a sum to be named from time to time by the Auctioneer, nor shall
any bidding be retracted. The Auctioneer may, without giving any reason therefore, refuse to accept the bidding
of any person or persons.
3. All lots are put up for sale subject to any reserve price placed by the Vendors, who may bid for any lot or lots,
and may withdraw any lot or lots, either personally or through the Auctioneer or through any other person, as
many times as they respectively may think fit.
4. Each Purchaser shall give his or her name and address in writing (if required) to the Auctioneer at the Sale,
and pay the full purchase money at the close of the Sale, or, if required, the whole or a portion of the purchase
money, as the Auctioneer may determine, during the course of the Sale. If any Purchaser fails to comply with
any of these conditions the lot or lots in respect of which such failure is made may, if the Auctioneer thinks fit,
be put up again and resold. If upon such resale a lower price is obtained for any of such lots than was obtained
on the first sale the difference in price shall be a debt due from the Purchaser in default upon the first sale.
5. No lot or lots shall be removed from the premises until paid for, but each and every lot shall immediately
at the fall of the hammer be considered as delivered, and be and remain in every respect at the absolute risk
of the respective Purchaser or Purchasers thereof, and shall be removed at the Purchaser’s expense after the
conclusion of the Sale and taken with all faults or errors of description.
6. The Auctioneers act only as agents for the Vendor(s) and are not responsible for any default by either
Vendor(s) or Purchaser. In particular, they shall not be liable to pay the Vendor until payment is received from
the Purchaser.
7. No undertaking of the Auctioneers or their employees to take charge of any lots after the sale or to forward
them to their destination shall be held to impose,upon the Auctioneers any legal obligation or vitiate any of the
foregoing conditions.
8. Purchasers paying by cheque must be prepared, if required, to produce a banker’s reference. The Auctioneers
reserve the right in their sole discretion to refuse payment by cheque.
9. In all cases of transfer the original Purchaser shall be held responsible for the purchase money.
10. The Auctioneer reserves the right to withdraw or divide any lot or to combine any two or more lots at his
sole discretion and to sell in such order as he may think fit.
11. The Auctioneers have described the lots to the best of their ability and belief from information furnished by
the Vendors who shall be alone responsible for any error or mis-statement which there may be. The Auctioneers
undertake no liability whatever in respect of any faults, deficiencies and errors of any description, oral or
printed, nor do they accept responsibility for the authenticity, genuineness, origin, age, condition or quality of
any lot and all statements as to these matters whether contained in the catalogue or made orally are statements
of opinion only and are not to be taken as being or implying a statement or representation of fact. Any intending
Purchaser must satisfy himself by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each such statement. The
Vendor does not make or give and neither the Auctioneers, nor any person in their employ have any authority
to make or give any representation or warranty in relation to any of the lots without the express instructions of
the Vendor(s).
12. The Auctioneers accept no responsibility in connection with the commissioning of their staff to bid for
any lots. Reserves and commissions given verbally or by telephone are accepted at sender’s risk and must be
confirmed in writing before the Sale.
13. THIRD PARTY LlABlLlTY. All persons on the Auctioneers’ premises before, during or after the Sale shall be
deemed to be there at their own risk and with notice of the condition of the premises and of the method of
arranging lots and shall have no claim against the Auctioneers in respect of any in jury or accident which may
occur from any cause whatsoever.
14. If any Purchaser shall fail to comply with the above conditions or any of them, the Auctioneers shall be at
Iiberty to recover in full I the amount of the purchase money of the lot or lots bought by such Purchaser together
with all interest, costs, charges and expenses, without reference to any delivery or acceptance of the lot or lots,
other than the first delivery by the fall of the hammer, or to resell any lot or lots bought by such Purchasers,
either by public or private sale, and the full amount of the purchase money at the present sale, or the deficiency
(if any) arising from the second sale, together with all interest, costs, charges and expenses, shall be made good
by the defaulter, and be recoverable as and for liquidated damages.
Auctioneers: THIMBLEBY & SHORLAND, READING
NOTE - Purchasers or their agents are requested to obtain accounts and delivery orders at the Auctioneers’
Office before leaving the place of sale and carefully to examine same. The Auctioneers cannot be held
responsible for any errors in accounts or delivery orders unless they are notified of such errors on the
day of sale and before the lots are removed from the premises.

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