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LOT 7

A 3" scale model of a Marshall 7nhp agricultural traction engine,

Sold for £8,437.50 inc. premiumLot to be sold without reserve
Lot 7

A 3" scale model of a Marshall 7nhp agricultural traction engine,

A 3" scale model of a Marshall 7nhp agricultural traction engine,

A well engineered and large scale model bearing a plaque which reads; Marshall Sons & Co Ltd Engineers, Gainsboro, No 54587; and 'Red Lady' plaque to the front of the boiler. Accompanied by trailer and a wooden sectional storage case.

Please note that little is known of the running history of this model and the condition of the boiler is unknown. Therefore we recommend that all necessary safety checks should be implemented before 'firing'.
Approximately 140L x 55W x 60H cm.

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