Agricultural Rural Bygones Sale Report

Bagshaws Auctioneers report a tremendous turn out of buyers in the room as well as online bidding
for the catalogued sale of over 600 lots of Rural and Agricultural bygones from a local collector. The
sale attracted bidders from all corners of the UK, including buyers from Ireland, Scotland, County
Durham, Bedale, Lincoln and London, as well as numerous buyers from the surrounding area. There
were items for all pockets with some very unusual lots on offer with a collection of 120 implement
seats amongst it.
Sale Highlights;
• Farm Implement Books £65
• Army and Navy Catalogue £42
• Fordson Booklet £44
• Butchers Cardboard Boxes £54
• Pot Eggs £62
• Pole Axe £140
• Horse Measuring Stick £140
• Wood Planes £146
• Spanners £55
• Collection of Small Oil Cans £300
• Hedge Laying Tools £115
• Albion Seat £155
• Plain Seat £220
• Transplanter Double Seat £270
• Ransome Tool Box £115
• Bamford Tool Box £110

In the enamel sign section bidding certainly warmed up with all the signs starting to show their age.
• Palethorpes £540
• Players £560
• Hudsons £300
• Calabar £300
• Alexanders £500
• Pluxex £240
• Royal Daylight £300
The sale concluded with some larger items and buyers stopped to the very end.
• Coopers Wooden Sheep Dip £580
• Coffin Bearers Cart £400
• Cast Cheese Press £300
• Round Pig Troughs £170 and £140
• Galvanised Bath £100

Leek Market Report

DAIRIES;
Selling time – 11:30am
Auctioneers – Meg Elliott (07967 007049) & Mark Elliott (07973 673092)

TOP OF £3200 & THE WHOLE ENTRY AV £2013

A scorching trade at the January Pedigree Sale saw all qualities sell to an exceptional trade to average a superb £2013 which included a number with faults.

A beautiful heifer from the Meldamar Herd of Messrs Shepherd of Bakewell lead the day at £3200 (pictured below). By Swiss Brekem she caught the eye of Will Seabridge who took her home to Barlaston. The Shepherds showed 3 further stylish heifers to make £2720, £2680 and £2420 for the four to average £2715.

The Weston family of Roston, Ashbourne produced a superb run of heifers with the best by Optimal reaching £3050 to Andrew Hulme of Basford with another from the same home by Pos making £3000 to Nigel Moss of Meerbrook. A Moondance daughter giving 35.6kg went to Andrew Neville of Matlock at £2900.

A Wavelength heifer from the Mellor family of Earl Sterndale levelled out at £3000 also to Andrew Hulme.

Next week we have a lovely entry of 36 Holstein Friesians from the Richardson family of Plumley, Knutsford commencing their Herd Dispersal. Strong cows with square udders , there is an abundance of milk having all calved November through to January. See further details below. Catalogues will be on-line shortly.