Null 8 miniature vehicles

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8 miniature vehicles

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Estim. 350 - 400 EUR

Censer; China, Republic period (1912- 1949): c. 1910-1920. Enameled copper. Presents mark on the base. Measurements: 7.5 x 8 x 6 cm. One of the eight elements of the scholar is the censer, since the ritual of burning incense has been of great importance and it was believed that the smoke of the incense resembled the energy of the clouds being sacred and a vehicle towards the world of the spirits. When the incense burners were not used, they were placed upside down as an ornamental piece. They were always ritual pieces, and therefore for the exclusive use of the ruling class or as funerary ornaments. Copper vessels were mainly used in sacrifices to the ancestors, and also as a means of communication between heaven and earth, as well as in ceremonial banquets (propitiatory rites). In later times the bronze vessel will be very important, and it will be considered a good omen to find an ancient bronze, especially related to the legitimacy of the ruler. In fact, from the Han dynasty (3rd century AD), they will begin to be treasured by rulers as symbols of political legitimacy.

Estim. 4 000 - 6 000 EUR

CITROEN AMI 6, 1965 1st registration: 08/12/1965 Type : VP Body : CI Serial number : 9398606 Fiscal power : 3 CV Energy : ES Displayed mileage : 1,164 kms (not guaranteed) With over a million units sold of all models, the Ami 6 is a classic on French roads, with a very famous driver in the person of Yvonne de Gaulle. The vehicle was created in 1961 by Citroën CEO Pierre Bercot and Flaminio Bertoni, the brilliant creator of the 2CV and DS front-wheel drives. The idea was to take up the principle of the inverted rear window initiated on the American Packard Balboa X prototype of 1953 and carried over to the Ford Anglia of 1959. The result was an instantly recognizable silhouette. Described as the "Super 2CV", it uses the same chassis but with a larger volume, increasing its mass by more than 80 kg. It was also equipped with an engine 83% larger than that of the Deudeuch. Production ceased in 1969, to be replaced by the Ami 8. Technical specifications : - Engine: 602 cm³ flat-twin petrol engine - Power: 22 hp - Transmission: 4-speed manual, front-wheel drive - Top speed: approx. 105 km/h - Fuel consumption: approx. 6.5 l/100 km Dimensions: Length: 3,875 mm. Width: 1,526 mm. Height: 1,525 mm. Wheelbase: 2,400 mm. Empty weight: Approx. 640 kg The engine has not been restarted but is not blocked. Immobilized for several years in the dry, the car will need to be completely overhauled, including a check of its safety features. The paintwork has a few defects, but is of a very good appearance. Structural elements show little visible corrosion. The upholstery is in good condition. Interior door trim needs to be refastened. Pitted chrome. Dutch registration, FFVE file to be compiled. With technical inspection.

Estim. 5 000 - 6 000 EUR

JEEP WILLYS, 1943 1st production run : Type: MPV Body : CI Serial number: 291630 Fiscal power : 13 Energy : ES Mileage : unknown Is it still necessary to present the most famous of all military vehicles? Given the chassis number, this Jeep most likely landed in France in 1944. Reputedly complete, it will have to be reassembled. The chassis has already been sandblasted and repainted. The non-exhaustive list of parts below leads us to believe that it is complete, and that you will even have spare parts at your disposal. French registration document. Parts list in several containers: - Intake kit, - Gasket kit, - Bolts and nuts, - Exhaust system, - Steering, ball joints, - Brake and fuel hoses, - Starter motor, - Radiator, - Ball joint covers, - Gearbox, - Clutch, - Gearbox bell, - Transmission shaft, - Transfer case, - Clutch fork, - Brake rod, - Front/rear driveshaft - Brake lever, - Shield plate, Clutch lever, - Two steering rods, - Steering wedge, - Two alternators, - Starter motor, - Two oil filter holders, - Fuel filter holder, - Bearing and grease nipple, - Two filler gauges, - Fuel pump, Transfer case, - Two oil strainers, - Three cast-iron engine blocks, - Two oil pans, - Two cylinder heads, - 8 piston rods, - Engine crankcase cover, - Differential block, - Chain, timing pinion, - Gearbox bell with crankcase and pinion, - Valve, - Two crankshafts, - Exhaust system, - Exhaust system, - Sheet metal, - Gaskets, - Miscellaneous springs and tie rods, - Engine crank, - Silentbloc, - Shock absorber, - Sprocket, - Ignition coil, - Bolts and nuts, - Housing, - Radiator wire harness. - Bearings, - Hand brake rod, - Three handbrakes, - 4 choke cables, - Water pipe, - Two relays, - Flywheel, - Three antenna sockets, one with bracket, - Radio, - Two horns, - Dodge ignition, - Radiator cap, - Fuel filler cap, - Two wiper motors, - Connecting rod bearing, - Wiring, - Jeep rear template. A military trailer is included.

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