Advertising and Transport

A collection of twenty-two post-war AA badges, car size with yellow backings, together with four post-war light car and motorcycle size AA badges.

A chromium plated AA badge, number 22326D, two further car size AA badges, two light car and motorcycle size AA badges, a post-1967 AA badge, eight plastic R.A.C. badges, a collection of other badges and a Shire book, 'The AA History, Badges and Memorabilia'.

A collection of fifty silver and enamelled ingots, each decorated with a different car badge, import mark London 1982, within a glazed oak display case.

A chromium plated leaping jaguar car mascot, retaining original fixing bolts, length 19.5cm.

A Veteran Car Club of Great Britain brass car badge, number K4093/2543, together with three Royal Automobile Club early pattern lapel badges, a Royal Automobile Club of Belgium car badge, a collection of eleven Royal Automobile Club Veteran Car Run medallions from 1966-1981 (some years missing) and a small group of other badges.

A pair of Brooklands type aero screens with aluminium frames and mounting brackets, width 40cm, together with a chromium plated leaping jaguar mascot, length 19.5cm, mounted on a mahogany base.

A small collection of motor sport programmes, including Brighton Speed Trials 1948 and 1953, Mallory Park Easter Monday 1959 and Whit Monday 1960, Shelsley Walsh August 1969, British G.P. Silverstone 1965 and four Aintree programmes.

Newton - 'Chapparal '66' (Study of a Chaparral sports racing car, race number 65), watercolour and gouache , signed, 11cm x 17cm, titled and monogrammed to card mount.

A printed Christmas card with caricature of Graham & Bette Hill on their wedding day, signed 'Graham, Bette, Brigitte, Damon & Samantha', circa 1973, a Christmas card produced by The Autocar 1951-52 from John Cooper, and a monochrome print depicting a portrait of a racing driver, editioned 83/270, circa 1983.

A small collection of cycle brochures, mainly of Raleigh interest, mainly 1950s and 60s.

A colour printed poster for the German Grand Prix at Hockenheim on 8th August 1982, depicting three grand prix cars finished in red, blue and yellow, 84cm x 59cm (folded, creased).

After Ernest Thélem - a scarce early 20th century French chromolithographed advertising poster for 'Peugeot-Valentigney', depicting a French officer smoking a pipe, riding a belt-driven single cylinder motorcycle with startled geese in the foreground, bearing printer's mark 'Imp. G. Elleaume, 10, Rue De Buci. Paris', 147cm, x 105cm (later laid on linen backing).

A Turners Cord V Belts wall mounted measure with inset ivorex scale and applied maker's plaque, length 92cm.

A British Racing Drivers Club shield shaped colour printed poster, centred with an image of Oscar Bernard Moore sometime after winning the Manx Cup in his B.M.W. based racing car, 94cm x 75cm (faults), later framed, together with a copy of a photograph of Oscar Moore with winner's laurel wreath in his O.B.M. special and other related paperwork.

Frank Wootton - a gouache and pastel advertising design depicting a Rover 75 driving past Wellington Arch in London at night, signed in pencil, 40cm x 29.5cm, mounted beside a copy of the finished poster, titled 'One of Britain's Fine Cars', later framed as one.

A mid-20th century pencil advertising drawing of a Lancia Aurelia, indistinctly signed 'Michelotti?, Monza, 52', 29.5cm x 49cm, framed and glazed.

A pen and ink design drawing for an article in The Motor magazine, depicting a sports car approaching a pedestrian, the border with pencil annotations, 19.5cm x 30cm, later framed, together with the page from the magazine of January 30 1934 featuring the article, titled 'Watching the Unwary Walker'.

After Michael Turner - a jigsaw puzzle depicting Jack Brabham in a Cooper, leading a Dino Ferrari, 28cm x 43.5cm, assembled, mounted and framed, together with an amusing print by Lawson Wood, titled 'The First Police Trap', and a print of a Hyundai sports coupé.

A small collection of car badges, including a Royal Automobilia Club Associate member's badge, number F184698, with enamelled R.A.C. centre, two further R.A.C. badges, two A.A. Badges, a Shell Motor Club Badge and an Elizabeth II coronation badge, together with a chromium plated flying 'A' Austin desk ornament.