1960s guide to Londons transport system Published by London Transport - Ref No:1060/2512M/250,000
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Lot of 4 post decimalisation 'A' value Scottish bus fare tokens. Pre-owned, used - good condition overall
Presentation copy booklet published by the Musical Association dated 15 March 1934 signed byCalvocoressi.
Souvenir Spoons, Stuart Collectors Spoons
Collectable 1970s Tobacco Packaging
Rare 18th century cookery book of contemporary Scottish recipes by Mrs Susanna Maciver first published 1783
Technical drawings, graphs etc.
£9.00
Vintage turned wooden sewing accessory.
B&W printed photo postcard.
Vintage brass and red enamelled lapel badge
Navy blue and red coloured mens tie - Circa 1980s product promotion and advertising.
Collectable vintage souvenir. Length approx 115mm. Pre-owned. Very good condition.
"They received every man a penny."
Vintage 1940s Masonic Steward enamel ribbon badge & pin.
Vintage enamelled badge for Matchless motor bikes. Diameter approx 19mm.
Vintage part set with black enamelled case
Vintage 1980s era. Unsused - still on original mounts
Souvenir Decimal Pound Coin
Vintage enamelled cap badge
£5.95
Gilt metal & enamel pin badge.
Collectable Crown Cork type bottle opener for Meadowland.
Original 1965-1969 set - complete with box
Mixed lot of vintage Meccano parts dating up to 1950s. Boxed Weight Approx 2.9Kg
Angle Girders, Flat/Flanged Plates, Sector Plates, Perforated Strips, Trunnions, Cranks, Double Angle Strips etc
Miscellaneous parts lot including Universal Coupling Part #140, Pinnions, Pulleys Contrate and Gear Wheels etc
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