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1st Series HMS Ashton minesweeper of the Ton Class. The Royal Navy had 116 of these and Triang made 8, all looking the same but with different names and numbers diecast underneath. This is a model from the First series of Triang Minic ships which were made from 1958 to 1964. In blue. 50+ years old. Condition is playworn. This is about 1 inch long 25mm.
My ref W21
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Triang Minic Ships first series, the cross channel ferry Isle of Sark. One of three made by Triang. Length is about 3 inches or 85mms. The model is playworn and has only one funnel. Triang code M 724. My code L17 -
Triang Minic Ships first series, the cross channel ferry Isle of Sark. One of three made by Triang. Length is about 3 inches or 85mms. The model is in quite nice condition. Triang code M 724. My code L28 -
Here is a yellow funnelled tug in playworn condition from the First series of Triang Minic ships. Triang code M 731 About 1.5 inches long or 37mm and our ref for them is M09. Hull has paint loss and needs some blackening.
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Here is a very rare model from the First series of Triang Minic ships, a Pilots' launch. Some playwear and incomplete transfers so ripe for restoration.
Triang code M 726. It is about 1.5 inches long or 37mm and our ref is M11
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Here is a yellow funnelled tug in playworn condition from the First series of Triang Minic ships. Triang code M 731 About 1.5 inches long or 37mm and our ref for it is M10. Hull has paint loss and needs some blackening.
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This is another model from the first series of Triang Minic ships. This is SS United States. Holder of the Blue Riband at various time for the fastest travel cross the Atlantic. She is 10 inches long or 250mm. Condition is playworn- dusty but generally OK. Triang Minic code M 704. My ref L18 -
1st Series HMS Vanguard Britain's last ever battleship. Repainted, quite nice. 8 inches or 210 mms in length. Big ship. My ref W10 -
1st Series HMS Vanguard Britain's last ever battleship in blue. Condition: OK, but one turret is missing. 8 inches or 210 mms in length. Big ship. My ref W13 -
Here is a copy of the First ever Mainline model railways catalogue from 1976 plus an even rarer the New Releases pull-out which is 5 pages. Condition once read, very good 17 pages. Ref Railcat 03. Artwork front cover by David Weston of locos at rest in shed. -
Here is a copy of the Graham Farish model railways catalogue from 1980 and is of course N gauge. Quite well worn. 14 pages . Ref Railcat 13 -
Here is a copy of the Fleischmann model railways catalogue from 1984/5 plus New Items pull-out. In German with a Hamburg shop sticker on the rear cover. Condition once read, very nice.115 pages. Make an Offer -
Here is a copy of the Marklin model railways catalogue from 1982/3. Im Deutsch. Condition: some wear, and written in/on in a few places. 168 pages. 40 years old. Make an Offer -
Here is a copy of the Graham Farish N gauge model railways catalogue from 1989. Many classy coloured photos. Condition once read, reasonable, some edge wear. 26 pages Ref Railcat 11 -
Here is a copy of the Dapol model railways catalogue from 1989. A wide range of items including the former Airfix Railside Kits and various parts of the former Airfix and Mainline ranges which Dapol acquired. Condition once read, some wear on the spine, quite good 55 pages Ref Railcat 12 -
Here is a copy of the extensive Dapol model railways catalogue from 1988 plus price list. Condition once read, quite good. 34 pages Ref Railcat 14 -
Here is a copy of the Tri-ang Hornby model railways catalogue from 1972, edition 18 with a fab Terence Cuneo Cover. Condition once read, some wear to the front cover edges. "Every boy deserves a Triang Hornby Train set." 35 pages Ref Railcat 17
