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A scarce Three Litre Bentley sales leaflet, dated July 1923, "Tourist Trophy Model & Long Chassis Model", 6 page fold-out leaflet, printed in light blue and black by Herbert Fitch & Co Ltd, 4to, some minor wear and discolouration.

A Three-Litre Bentley sales brochure, for 1923 models, 'A car with two characters High Speed & Docility', printed by Herbert Fitch & Co Ltd, cream card covers, cord bound, printed monochrome winged B badge on the front, 20 numbered pages, printed in black, blue and orange, some prices with hand written amendments in pencil, small 4to, some wear and smudging to covers.

A Three-Litre Bentley sales brochure, 1922, 'A high-speed sporting car with a four cylinder 80 bore engine', printed by Herbert Fitch & Co Ltd, cream card covers, cord bound, printed blue tinted winged B badge on the front, 16 un-numbered pages, printed in black, blue and yellow, small 4to, some wear and vertical central creases to covers and pages.

Assorted Automobilia, comprising a Cromessol Co limited greaser, nickel plated body with wooden handle, 42cm long; an oval trumpet electric Klaxonet, number 11349, motor casing with seasoned cracking, 29cm long; an un-named long trumpet electric horn, finely made three part casing and trumpet, 32.5cm long; a pair of The Beanco oil illuminated sidelights, for restoration and a Bartholomew's leather map case, holding an incomplete set of 28 Sifton Praed linen mounted maps of England and Wales.
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Assorted Automobilia, comprising a small veteran steering wheel, bronze frame with 12 inch diameter wooden rim; a brass acetylene generator by Ducellier, 26cm high; a cast spelter De Dion Bouton paperweight to commemorate the manufacture of 40,000 engines (base damaged); a 1976 London to Brighton poster, framed and glazed; 2 x car profile prints for 1904 8 Hp De Dion Bouton and 1926 3 Litre Bentley, each framed and glazed: a 1905 Lucas Motoralities Catalogue, 1905; and Manual of Military Vehicles, published by The War Office, July 1930.
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A De Dion Bouton bronze hub cap, circa 1900, threaded, 55mm diameter.

A Rolls-Royce Phantom II radiator shell, chromed, complete with shutters and enamel 'RR' badge, some light use, fitted with modern cast alloy Spirit of Ecstasy replica mascot.

A Vauxhall 30/98 radiator, comprising core and nickelled surround, applied with enamel badge, the reverse applied with Coventry Motor Fittings brass plaque, used.

A Vauxhall 30/98 gearbox, numbered OE 185, sound apparent cosmetic condition, believed to be complete with all internals.

A central section of the instrument panel from a Vauxhall 30/98, fitted with CAV No4 Ammeter and 3 light switches, used.