Group of three Bassett Lowke Ocean Liners

Group of six waterline models by Bassett Lowke, Ltd. of Northampton, England. Built to a scale of 100 feet to 1 inch. Vessels include: France, Baloeran, Alsatian, St. Louis, Arandora and Atlantis. Len

Fine cased model of the cruise liner "Orsova", built in 1954 for the Peninsular and Orient Steam Navigation Company, for their Great Britain to Australia services via the Suez Canal. The model is pain

Cased waterline model of a two-stack ocean liner by Bassett Lowke in green livery on the hull with white top sides and two, taupe funnels. Ex-Christies: July '06. Case dimensions: 14" long x 6" wide x

Three Various Vintage Painted Wood Toy Boats. Ocean liner with rolling wheels, U.S. 260 freight Barge and Keystone U.S. B-15 Battleship. Largest measures 17"l. Condition: Good with wear.

A group of four Bassett-Lowke painted metal steam locomotives, single locomotive (4924) with LMS tender, with two green painted Prince Charles locomotives (62136 & 62453), single green painted loc

286. GROUP OF BASSETT LOWKE AND MARKLIN TRAIN BOXES | Being sold As-Is.

Germany - Circa 1920 - 4” - 7” Long Material: Silvered Lead

Germany - Circa 1920 - 7” - 7.5” Long Material: Silvered Lead

Lot 150 Unknown Artist (XX/XXI) Group, three (3) ocean views pastel on paper largest: 20 x 16 inches Provenance: Private Collection

Includes a German silver/hard rubber 250 yd. reel with star drag, a German silver/hard rubber 250 yd. model without a star drag and a plated reel. All reels are fully functional and complete, the two

Various sizes, R.M.S. Homeric Passenger List appx. 5 1/4" x 8". Approximately 31 pieces total.

Made by Bing. 10 3/4" Long. Made of Tin. Worked when tested. Fine Condition. One mast and flag replaced. No Key.

Three Funneled "LEVIATHAN" Ocean Liner by Gebruder Bing - Germany - 1930's - 13" Long (Lacks Rudder & Mechanism Needs Work)

Marked "K.R.N." German 1930's. 10 3/4" Long. Worked when tested. Good Condition. Some foxing and staining. Missing a flag at rear and the crossbar to hold it upright. No key.

A miscellaneous grouping of United States Lines ephemera, including a sailing schedule, bag, steamer rug hire ticket book, bridge scoring pads, etc.

Comprising a Sunday June 22, 1952 New York Herald Tribune with article: "Liner United States Due Tomorrow; Noisy Welcome Awaits Her". Together with a "S.S. United States Maiden Voyage" envelope only (

1.) Holland America sailor doll marked "VH" . 2.) HMS wood nutcracker in the form of a sailor's head. Marked Japan. 3.) Pair of "S.S John A Meseck" ship form salt and pepper shakers in chromed metal .

Made in Germany. 7 1/2" Long. Made of Lead. Fine Condition.

German - Circa 1925 Battleship with plaque, stating, “Wilhelmshaven” (a town in Germany) and measures 7.5” long. Three funnel ocean liner marked, “Souvenir Chicago” and measures 8” long. M

German/Poland - Circa 1925 Three funnel ocean liner marked, “Prezydent” (Translates to “President” in Polish) and measures 8” long. Battleship with plaque, stating, “Halle S.” (Halle is

Circa 1920's. Three stack ocean liner marked "Berengaria" on both sides of front. Has original tin litho attached stair ramp. One mast missing and the other might not be original. General overall scra

circa 1960s; each having clockwork motor, three stack ocean liner, with twin masts, 14 in. L, and a cargo ship, with single stack, mast and rotating crane on stern, 12 in. L.

Lot consists of: a three-stack ocean liner, marked "Princess Kathleen"; an Europa ocean liner; and a three-stack ocean liner marked "Souvenir Chicago". Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: Largest: 7"

Large group of 42 ocean liner, cruise ship, and merchant ship models. Ten of the models were made by "the Classic Ship Collection," including cruise ships: Albatross, Europa, Super Star Leo, C. Columb