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Nine 'Monte-Carlo Rallye' competitor's enamel badges, 1952-1962, comprising two for 1952 (XXIIe) and 1954 (XXIVe), 'Equipier' badges for 1955 (XXVe) (slight damage to lower section), 1956 (XXVIe), 1957 (XXVIIe), 1958 (XXVIIIe), a 'Concurrent' badge for 1959 (XXIXe), and 'Equipier' badges for 1961 (XXXe), and 1962 (XXXIe), each featuring enamelled Monaco regional shield.
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Tweleve Marque and Marque club badges, including Jowett script, Jowett Javelin, Rover 75, Morris van, Austin-Healey, Bentley, Aston Martin, Rolls-Royce and others.
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Assorted Car club badges with matching lapel badges, including London Motor Club with 1956 London Rally plaque; The Order of the Road with dashboard plaque; UK Monte Carlo Rally Competitors club; Road Haulage Association; RAC Associate Trailer Caravan Club with dashboard plaque and others; together with Safari Owner's Club, 1936 and 1939 SWAC Welsh Rally, 1938 SWAC Welsh rally lapel badge and International Welsh Rally lapel with date bars for 1972-1974.
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Three car badges with matching lapel badges, compmrising Junior Car Club, Grossglockner Hochalpenstrasse and Bentley Drivers club (with two matching lapels) and Bentley Owner's Club radiator pattern lapel badge.
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An Ecurie Ecosse enamel car badge, 9.5cm high, with matching enamel lapel badge by Kirkwood & Sons, together with a BARC Silverstone Club enamel car badge, with yellow border (some over-painting), number 79, 13.5cm high, with an enamel club lapel badge.
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Four metal petrol containers, comprising a large Wakefield Castrol Motor Oil example, with brass plaque, 46cm high, another for Hope Chemical Works Petroleum Spirit, 39cm high, and two smaller types with spouts, one with bale handle, together with a Duckhams Q5500 Lubricants drum, 43cm high, a Duckhams pourer, three tins and a petrol can and another for Power Petrol.
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Five 'Speedwell' oil containers, comprising one glass bottle and four tins and cans, some still containing products.
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Two Redline-Glico Motor Oil cans, 1930s, comprising a 5-Gallon type and a 1-Gallon type, each with decorated sides featuring a motorcar, measuring 51cm and 27cm high respectively.
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Two 5-Gallon oil cans for 'Notwen' and 'Silene', 1930s, each 51cm high, one lacking cap.
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An early 'Moebius Motor Oil' can, for 'Challenge' Motor Oil, one side decorated with image of a Veteran 4-seater car, some staining, with spout pourer and cap, 31cm high.