Hi, we're Cntilctioners and welcome to our YouTube channel. Today we're going to be talking a bit about some interesting lots that are coming up in our sale next week. And this is our vintage and flexible toy sale. You can join us live in the room at the spa hotel which is in Canberra or if it suits you better you can join us at thestarroom.com. So the sale starts at 10 a.m. but viewing is from 8.30 if you want to come and have a look at all the lots in the flesh in the room. Okay so the first lot that we are going to talk about today is a lot 170. It is a fine and rare mountain gauge one cafe central. The cafe central station is German made but it is for the French market and it is from 1905. Considering how old it is it is in a really beautiful condition. So what you would have done if you bought this in 1995 you would take the roof off and there is a little place that you can put a candle. You would like a candle if you put the roof back on. The whole idea would be that the smoke crew come out of the chimney and it would like all of these very beautiful windows as a bit of glowing from the inside. So the estimate for this lovely piece is £3,000 to £5,000. Yeah, come and down to the room or bid online. The next look that is very interesting that we are talking about is being offered next week is this lovely chap here. Adam the Porter. He is made by Lehmann EPL689, circa 1920. He is a lot 292 goes to be offered on Tuesday. He is a German maker and he is still in a really good working condition. There are a couple of drops of paint that have come up but other than that. He is a good make. Adam's mechanism is still working and he turns its key like so as you can see. So he goes he is like a moving. So the Adam the Porter is £3,500. This is a look 321 which is a rare Louis Marks toy from the USA. It is a Rex of Mars. A template target game. It is from the 1950s. These little sub ships they are incredibly rare and these are salesmen samples. And it is estimated at £300 to £500. We have a large selection of diecast toys coming up on Tuesday the 7th, which includes Kogi and Dinky and if you've been waiting for part 2 of the silver collection that's on its way to you on the 7th of September. So TV and film related diecast toys are always really popular and we've got two really lovely items coming up on Tuesday to show you. The first one is this one. It's 463 and it is the James Bond Aston Martin D.B.5. Best edition silver one so it is really lovely and it is in great condition. This is the Rareer Bubble box and it comes with its instructions. They are all there and the badge. Let's just show you the back of the box as well that has obviously the James Bond print on it. The estimate for this lovely piece is £300 to £500. So another nice example of TV and film related diecast toys is this very nice Kogi back of bill and backboat gift set. Box as you can see is still in a very good condition and this is from the 1970s. This is gift set 3 and this actual one never came with instructions but it still got the missile on its roof. Yes and this back of bill and backboat is £150 to £250. Thank you for watching our video which is about showcasing some of the interesting lots that are coming up on Tuesday 17th or September. If you want to see more of the lots coming up on Tuesday 17th or September you can go to our website www.mead.com, see you in the option stock code of UK and the catalog is online. You get to like and subscribe and keep your eye out for more of these videos that will be coming before all of our sales to the showcase of some interesting items.