Heroes and villains abound in this exciting auction which features private collections of Marvel and DC comic books, statues and further memorabilia including a set of five signed posters for the 1997 release of Batman & Robin.
Model railway remains a staple with an excellent Allegheny Special Edition locomotive by 3rd Rail/Sunset Models leading the way alongside a wide variety of haulage and other vehicles.
Entries are invited for our next Toys Auction on 2nd February 2023. To consign to this auction, make an appointment to visit our Glasgow Galleries contact our specialists by clicking this link and completing the short form, or call us on 0141 810 2880.
An excellent private collection of model engines headlined the latest edition of Scotland’s only dedicated auction.
A good French agricultural model by Merlin & Cie. led the way at an impressive £2,600 and was immediately followed with a stationary mill engine by Vision Engineering Ltd realising £1,200.
Chess has rocketed in popularity thanks to its pandemic-safe nature as well as the Netflix series The Queen’s Gambit and playing sets of quality are rabidly pursued. We were delighted to offer a particularly fine ‘Staunton’ pattern set by the best maker of them all, Jacques, which made the equally fine price of £1,500.
A superbly restored Austin J40 pedal car turned heads at £4,000 while private collections of Britains, haulage and The Lord of the Rings models proved popular with collectors.
Consignments of toys and models, trading cards, video games and technology, Railwayana, automobilia, autographs and pop culture memorabilia are invited for our next auction on 13th October. To consign to this auction, make an appointment to visit our Glasgow Galleries contact our specialists by clicking this link and completing the short form, or call us on 0141 810 2880.
From Meccano to Marvel, Dinky to DC, Hornby to vintage railway signs, this auction brought together the best of every generation. April's auction featured a private collection of Scottish railwayana including a rare Clydebank Central station totem, model railway including a Bassett-Lowke ‘Prince Charles’ locomotive and tender and an extensive collection of Japanese animation ephemera including hand-drawn cels. An extensive collection of Marvel comics also proved very popular, while LOTR trading cards enjoyed much competition.
Entries are invited for our next Toys, Models & Pop Culture auction taking place on 21st July.
For a complimentary, no-obligation valuation, make an appointment to visit our Glasgow Galleries or contact our specialists by clicking this link and completing the short form, or call us on 0141 810 2880.
The inaugural Toys, Models & Pop Culture auction here at McTear’s certainly lived up to the billing.
A private collection of die-cast models made well over £4,000 with offerings of Matchbox keenly contested among collectors.
A Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire signed by J. K. Rowling and accompanied by the Golden Ticket from the signing was always going to attract interest and it duly exceeded expectations selling for an impressive £1,200 while a desirable set of Deluxe First Editions went to a new home for £650.
Comics proved particularly popular with both the older and newer generations: an early complete run of Silver Surfer went for £1,400 while a Deadpool first appearance in The New Mutants #98 made £280.
Finally a rare Space Conqueror Man of Tomorrow figure by Japanese firm Daiya provided a fitting finale going for £600 after online competition.
Entries are invited for the next auction, taking place 28 April. For a complimentary, no-obligation valuation, make an appointment to visit our Glasgow Galleries, or contact our specialists by clicking this link and completing the short form.