Built by Hursts of Retford in c1948, this is a particularly good condition three bay showmans van, with a highly original and almost untouched period interior. Mollycroft roof, painted ceilings, period stove, belly boxes and mudguards. Generally in very good condition, usable and ready to tow with good tyres.
Built circa 1882 built by Howcroft of West Hartlepool, with Mollycroft roof. Original fitted interior and fireplace and wooden wheels, all restored and well maintained.
This impressive heavy haulage draw-bar trailer is believed made by Dyson & Co, Liverpool c1930.
8 heavy cast wheels with solid tyres, turntable steering, A-frame tow-bar and steel bed. Used by the well known Manchester heavy haulage companies, including Pickfords.
Designed for direct-draw ploughing by steam and later crawler tractors, this unusual plough made c1920 works well and has been used by us behind a Ransomes 60 BHP traction engine. To be sold complete with kit to add 6th furrow.
This pretty little organ is well known on the steam rally circuit and is believed to have originally been used on a ‘Cake Walk’ fairground ride. In playing condition and with electric motor, drive belts, spares and a quantity of music books.
£ P.O.A.
Offers £5,000+
£9,500.00
£12,500.00