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A 'National Benzole Mixture' glass petrol pump globe, by Hailware, dated 11.6.57, diamond-shaped, with mercury Trade Mark logo to both sides, black painted base, in good order with bright colours, 56cm wide.

An 'Esso' spherical glass petrol pump globe, by Webb's Crystal Glass Co.Ltd., dated '1.2.39', with logo in blue and red to two sides, in seemingly good order, approximately 40cm diameter, offered together with a similar spherical plain glass globe, unlettered, with rubber seal (distressed) to base.
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An early 'Petrol' pill-shaped glass petrol pump globe, with moulded inset lettering painted red (some loss and fading), in otherwise good general order, 33cm high.

A 'Regent Benzole Mixture' glass petrol pump globe, squared body with side fins, lettered in red and blue to both sides and fins, in seemingly good order, 44cm high.

A small 'Shell X-100 Motor Oil' glass oil pump globe, by Hailware, squared body with bevelled edges, with lettering in red to all four sides, slight loss and old glued repair to base, 20cm high.

A small 'Wakefield Castrol Oil' glass oil pump globe, squared body with bevelled edges, one face applied with 'Castrol' decal and other four sides painted dark green, the underside painted black (some slight flaking), 16.5cm high.

A pair of oil illuminated Bleriot opera lamps, circa 1908, type 55, brass bodies with screw fitted reservoirs and side flange mounts, bevelled glass, one lamp with one green and one clear lens, numbered D6834, the other with two clear lenses numbered 5700, with faceted 'Ruby' glass tell tale lens in the door, in good order.
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A Bentley radiator, in maroon finish with grille, with enamelled Winged 'B' badge, 41 x 70cm, display mounted to wooden base.

An automatic 3-speed Chrysler gearbox for 1980S V8 Aston Martin, main casing and bell housing, seemingly complete with internals, flywheel and fittings, reported by the vendor as being in working order at time of recent removal, inspection advised, offered together other associated parts for installation.
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A Czechoslovakian aviation tour award, 1938, a chrome plated map of the country with coloured glass inserts to indicate locations of the nine airbases/airports visited, surmounted by a Czechoslovakia Pilot's badge, 15cm wide, on metal plaque stamped 1918-1938, on marble base.