An rare and original Alderney rear license plate 'AY9', issued in the tiny island jurisdiction of Alderney in the Channel Islands (square, 20,5 x 19 cm., yellow reflective background with black characters)._x000D_ Single-digit registrations are among the most desirable plates for collectors, and AY 9 is one of only nine possible single-digit Alderney numbers (AY1–AY9). Alderney has a population of only around 2,100 inhabitants and a correspondingly small vehicle register, making its licence plates far scarcer than those from most European small countries. _x000D_ This plate was obtained directly from a former resident of Alderney. ‘Only nine Alderney single-digit registrations exist and AY9 is among the earliest and most distinctive numbers issued by the island.’

Enamel sign Triumph -49,5 x 39,5 cm-

Two leather car helmets, two goggles, silver Rolls Royce tie tac lapel pin in original box, various badges (Triumph, Mercedes, BMW, etc.) from various materials, etc. -various conditions-

Quantity books about racing cars: Open roads & front engines by Janos Wimpffen, American racing by Tom Burnside, The Le Mans 24-hour race 1949-1973, Ferraris at Le Mans by Dominique Pascal, The magnificent front-engined birdcages by Oosthoek & Bollée, etc.

Large quantity books about cars with titles such as Concept cars van de jaren 1930 tot nu by Larry Edsall, Ferrari 250 GT competition cars by Jessa G. Pourret, Memoirs of a Bugatti hunter by Antoine Raffaëlli, A pictorial history of the motor car by Peter Roberts, Ultimate E-type The competition cars by Philip Porter, etc. -various conditions-

Various car related signs, cards/posters etc., number Triumph items -various conditions-

Various oil cans, two battery testers and a Solex spare parts tin -various conditions-