[PART I] The Collection of the Late Peter Briggs, Including Vehicles Formerly Exhibited at the York Motor Museum, WA [Location: Perth & Melbourne]

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Sue Jochheim

23:27 15 Aug 22

“Wow”, what an auction!Like many collectors, we have enjoyed putting our collection together over many years. So, when we decided to auction the collection off to pursue other interests, we knew we only had once chance to get it right.After a recommendation from a friend (thanks Tony), we approached Doningtons, and quickly felt comfortable to entrust our collection to them. They listened to us, and put together a campaign that communicated our story to other collectors.What a professional team they are, and through their attention to detail, ideas and hard work, we achieved a result far in excess of what we had hoped for.Cameron and Robbie led the team and steered all the marketing and final auction. They were always available to discuss progress, and very responsive to any input from us. We can’t thank them enough.A big thanks too to the rest of the team, especially to:• Elliot for his expert cataloging, and his editing and perfect choice of music for the videos• Lesley for the You Tube videos and photos of our collection taken whilst still displayed in our home, and• Stefan “the lens” for the photography for the catalogue.All of you contributed to the amazing result, and we have no hesitation in highly recommending Doningtons to others.Karl and Sue Jochheim

Lorraine Doel

05:03 13 May 21

When a loved one passes away and leaves a massive collection of books and car models kits and other auto memorabilia , the one left behind has the task of moving the collection on. Not knowing where to start I took the advice of a fellow enthusiast and engaged the expertise of Donington Auctions , Melbourne , what can I say , Robbie, Cam and their associated team members , did an absolute amazing job in presentation, photography , display and their co-ordination was out of this world. I can't thank them enough for what they did for me and my late husband's collection. It was a complete sell out. Being kept in the loop was paramount for the communication with regards to pricing etc. They did a superlative job, this thank you comes with the highest recommendation of these people to help and assist , thank you once again Robbie and Cam. Lorraine

[PART I] The Collection of the Late Peter Briggs, Including Vehicles Formerly Exhibited at the York Motor Museum, WA [Location: Perth & Melbourne] (#460A) 05/10/2026 10:00 AM AEDT - 17/10/2026 8:24 PM AEDT Closed
First Lot Begins Closing 17/10/2026 1:30 PM AEDT

BUGATTI: A Smith-Barquand multi-jet carburettor believed to be off a type 46 "Le Petite Royale" Bugatti [Location: Perth]

HEADLIGHT: A Phare Bleriot (France) brass No.2478 headlamp, lens width 16.5cm (6.5 inches), mounting bracket width approx. 22cm, overall height 32cm [Location: Melbourne]

HEADLAMPS: A pair of large brass headlamps, lens width 23cm (9 inches), mounting bracket width 20cm, both mounted to timber bases [Location: Melbourne]

HEADLIGHT: A c1900 large 'The Polkey' (UK) brass headlight, design No. 401472, convex lens width 18.4cm (7 1/4 inches), 45cm high overall [Location: Melbourne]

HEADLAMPS: Two large cast aluminum ECL branded headlamps, lens width 16.5cm, height to handle top 30cm, unit length 33cm [Location: Melbourne]

HEADLIGHT: A circa early 1900s Herm Riemann (Germany) brass headlight, convex lens width 18cm (7 inches), vertical bail handle, overall height 34cm [Location: Melbourne]

MICHELIN: A pre-war Michelin Tyre Tester in original timber box, 10cm long [Location: Melbourne]

HEADLAMPS: A pair of B.R.C (Bleriot, Rey & Co) No.10 model brass headlamps, lens width 145cm, mounting bracket width 14cm [Location: Melbourne]

LUCAS: A c1915 pair of Lucas 'King of the Road' No.742 brass headlamps, lens width 12cm, overall height 33cm [Location: Melbourne]

HEADLAMP: A c1900s B.R.C (France) No.10 brass headlamp, lens with 14cm, unit length 22cm [Location: Melbourne]

HEADLAMP: A c1910s small Worsnop & Co brass headlamp, stamped 'RD541958', with reeded prism lens, width 12cm [Location: Melbourne]

HEADLIGHT COVERS: Two WWII era headlight 'brownout' lens covers, with rippled lenses, both 20cm wide [Location: Melbourne]

HEADLAMP: A Gray & Davis (USA) headlamp, lens width 14.5cm, with square lens in housing [Location: Melbourne]

PILLAR LAMPS: Two torpedo style brass pillar lamps, 16cm long [Location: Melbourne]

LUCAS: A Lucas 25147F 12V starter motor, thought to suit c.1960s/1970s MG, Triumph, Austin etc [Location: Melbourne]

HEADLAMP: A c.1900/1910s Auteroche (France) 'La Reflex' brass headlamp, lens width 8cm, lamp height 27cm [Location: Melbourne]

HEADLAMP: A Bristol Wagon & Carriage Works (UK) brass headlamp, lens width 12.5cm, mount bracket width 18cm [Location: Melbourne]

LUCAS: Two Lucas 'King of the Road' No.742 brass headlamps, convex lens width 12cm, height 34cm [Location: Melbourne]

HEADLAMP: A c1910s S. Smith & Sons (UK) headlamp, convex lens width 12cm, height 32cm [Location: Melbourne]

SIDE LAMPS: Two brass side lamps, tow clear lenses (each with one with etched glass lens) and one small red lens, 24cm high [Location: Melbourne]

WHEEL CAPS: Two solid brass Hooper & Co Ltd (UK) wheel caps, commonly used on Rolls-Royce, 9cm wide [Location: Melbourne]

LAMP: A brass either spot or pillar lamp, lens width 9.5cm, 12cm long [Location: Melbourne]

PILLAR LAMPS: Two matching chrome pillar lamps with mirror backing, convex lens width 10cm, mirror lens width 9cm [Location: Melbourne]

RADIATOR: A brass 'The Bartlett' (Australia) radiator, with full surround, core & cap, 48cm high, 67cm wide [Location: Melbourne]

HEADLIGHT: A large Ducellier (France) brass headlamp, lens with 26.5cm (10.5 inches), stamped 'depose 1131 6658A' at top, mounting bracket width 27.5cm, height approx 34cm [Location: Melbourne]

PARTS: An assorted group of veteran British parts [Location: Melbourne]

AUTOJUMBLE: An autojumble of five veteran parts [Location: Melbourne]

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[PART I] The Collection of the Late Peter Briggs, Including Vehicles Formerly Exhibited at the York Motor Museum, WA [Location: Perth & Melbourne] (#460A) 05/10/2026 10:00 AM AEDT - 17/10/2026 8:24 PM AEDT Closed First Lot Begins Closing 17/10/2026 1:30 PM AEDT

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[PART I] The Collection of the Late Peter Briggs, Including Vehicles Formerly Exhibited at the York Motor Museum, WA [Location: Perth & Melbourne] (#460A) 05/10/2026 10:00 AM AEDT - 17/10/2026 8:24 PM AEDT Closed
First Lot Begins Closing 17/10/2026 1:30 PM AEDT