35 ads Miscellaneous Goods for Sale in Whalley Range, Manchester

India Materials hand made picture Been embroidered by hand or Machine Stunning Colour very good condition

John lennon murder case book including newspaper liverpool echo 1980 very good condition

War magazines very good condition history off the second world war 1940

Old tram Post cards different models off trams from around the country

1912 newspaper reporting the disaster off the titanic ship liner,very good condition,collectors item.

Antique cigarette cricket cards perfect condition placed in a picture frame early 19 hundreds

Excellent Condition Around The World Tea Spoons Some Have Boxes,I Will Sell Separately.

Nike lego exclusive bran new unboxed £150

This fine 1:76 scale model of an LT AEC Regent is in excellent condition apart from paint removal where the London Transport name would have been on the near and offside: hence the low price of £13. Background building is for photograph enhancem

The Routemaster, first introduced in 1954, became a mobile British icon and this 1:76 scale model shows, perfectly, the smooth design that made it world famous. It has recently emerged from long term storage and is in perfect condition with an adv

The RTW (the “W” stood for wide) was a variant in width of eight feet rather than the standard RT one of seven feet six inches: meaning more room and space and comfort for passengers in the capital. Introduced just after the war, it became an icon

The Q1 trolleybus, three axled and 35 feet long, was the finest trolleybus London has ever seen. Built by British United Traction, it superseded the “Diddler” of 1931 and had Metro Cammel bodywork to a width of 8 feet, rather than the 7 feet six i

These two (one in red and the other in green) Concept Models in quality moulded material, are in 1:76mm scale. Whilst they have been in storage for a number of years, they are now back in their original packaging after photographing. The backgr

The actual vehicle this perfect model of an open top and open staircase AEC of the General Omnibus Company was not far removed, in design and comfort level, from the vehicles that were used to transport British troops to the Western Front during th

The long gone British company Lledo (which, incidentally, is the founder's name, O'Dell, spelt backwards!) turned out some very interesting and collectible die-cast models and was well known for featuring iconic vehicles in the Days Gone range: some