Hornby Series Brake Van #RS 655 w/box

with box as pictured, O gauge

Hornby O Gauge Brake Van, 6 1/2" long circa 1949, with O gauge Pullman Car 6" long circa 1939 and 2 Crossing Gates 10 1/2" long. 4 pieces. Condition very good to good, rust on 1 Pullman Car wheel & pa

2 Meccano Limited Hornby Series O Gauge Private Owner Van/Boxcars with sliding doors, 1 advertising Palethorpes Royal Cambridge Sausages, the other promoting Cadbury Chocolate (which looks great with

Hornby 3 car freight car lot, Goods wagon NE grey w/gold letters, brake van lettered GW gray w/cream roof, & brake van lettered LMS gray w/gold letters

orange & blue w/metal wheels, inside chassis, Hornby Series, Meccano Ltd, Liverpool, ca 1930, C8-9.

O ga, handpainted & litho tin, Manchester Oil Petrol tank wagon, NE flat w/container, missing 2 coupler hoops, Power Ethyl tank wagon, decals worn, brake van, LMS open wagon, McAlpine side tipping wag

Toys - Model Train / Railway Interest : A quantity of assorted Hornby O Gauge model railway / train items to include a rolling stock wagon, brake van wagon, fuel tank wagon for National Benzole Mixtur

Includes a BR tender; LMS brake van; National tank car with Shell box; NE low side car; lumber car; bumper; control buttons, straight & curve track. All show light playwear, C6-8

O Gauge, 460 clockwork engine, lumber car, two NE 13T gondolas, LMS 1st/3rd class coach and six cars with boxes: cement wagon, 3435 tender, flat truck, two goods brake vans and LMS passenger brake van

1 Gauge. These go great with Basset-Lowke & Hornby Cars. Includes 2 #2883 MR Meat reefers; 7801 MR 5-board open car; 7805 brake van with 1 set solid wheels, rest have diecast wheels and show moderate

1 Gauge. These go great with Basset-Lowke & Hornby Cars. Includes a 2888 MR Meat reefer; 2882 MR goods wagon; 2881 MR 5-board open wagon; 7805 MR brake van. They show light to moderate playwear, C6+-7

Blue & red w/metal wheels, marked on casting base Hornby Series, Meccano Ltd, Liverpool, ca 1930s, C8.

blue & red, 2-piece casting, marked on bottom Hornby Series, Meccano Ltd Liverpool, all orig, metal wheels, ca 1934, C8-9.

yellow & green w/gold wheels, passenger rear fender is pushed into tire but still turns, inside is marked Hornby Series Meccano Ltd Liverpool, ca 1933, C7.

yellow & green, metal wheels, Hornby Series & Meccano Ltd Liverpool cast in bottom, radiator trim has surface oxidation,ca 1933, C6-7.

Wes Hempel (American, b. 1953). Gesso, oil, and graphite on book page titled "Page 205 (Van Dyck Series," depicting a youthful male with his shirt opened painted over a print of a portrait o

Van Gogh Series, 1987,Oil, iron and assemblage on wood, 179X140 cm.Signed and dated. Signed on the reverse.

PAIR OF ENDICOTT & CO. HAND-COLORED LITHOGRAPHS "SPERM WHALING NO. 1 - THE CHASE." AND "SPERM WHALING NO. 2 - THE CAPTURE."Circa 1859 and 1862From drawings by A. Van Best and R.S. Gifford, corrected b

Iconic coffee table in chrome and glass from the "Barcelona" series by Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe. This example produced by Brueton, c. Late 20th Century. With original catalog sheet. Dimensions: H 17"

photogravure , plate 126 from the portfolio series , on hand-made Van Gelder, printed by John Andrew & Son, plate margin with printed title, date, and plate number, also with Curtis' copyright and pri

photogravure , plate 318 from the portfolio series , on hand-made Van Gelder, printed by John Andrew & Son, plate margin with printed title, date, and plate number, also with Curtis' copyright and pri

Robert Rauschenberg (American, 1925-2008) Brake (from Stoned Moon Series), 1969 lithograph signed, dated and numbered 39/60 in pencil 40 1/2 x 26 1/2 inches Literature: Gemini G.E.L. 176 Property from

1962-65 Lambretta, Model TV175 Series III. Rare fiberglass fender, disc brakes. Color: Blue with yellow rear fender. Condition: Complete. Rough exterior with compression. Engine #175TV/2. 536880. Fram

By Pratt & Letchworth Company. Buffalo, NY - Mid 1890's - 23 1/2" Long. Before the Hubley Mfg. Company began to produce their series of two, three and four seat brakes in 1900, Pratt & Letchworth had