Adamalif Collectibleitems: 2013

Thursday, 14 February 2013

1 lot of Half 1/2 cents Malaya and Straits Settlements

This lot consist of 3 pieces half cent

2 piece 1940 Commissioners of currency Malaya King George VI King Emperor 1/2 cents
1 piece 1932 Straits Settlements King George V King Emperor 1/2 cents

All coin in nice and very fine conditions

Price: RM150 for all

Monday, 11 February 2013

1 lot of Malaya British Borneo 20 cents Queen Elizabeth 2

This lot consist of 2 pieces 1957 and 1961 .
Malaya and British Borneo
Queen Elizabeth the Second

Price: RM40

1 lot Straits Settlements 20 cents King George the sixth

Lot consist of 4 pieces year 1948, 1950, 1950 and 1939

Commissioners of currency Malaya

Price: RM50 for all

Seterika Lama Tembaga / Vintage Brass Iron

Price: RM180

Talipon Lama / Vintage Telephone

13th Feb 2013 Sold to Mr Daniyal from SABAH, Malaysia

Price: RM120

Basikal Tua British Small Arms / Vintage antique BSA Bicycles

Model : BSA ( British Small Arms)

Price: RM1800

The Birmingham Small Arms Company Limited (BSA) was a major industrial combine, a group of businesses manufacturing military and sporting firearms; bicycles; motorcycles; cars; buses and bodies; steel; iron castings; hand, power, and machine tools; coal cleaning and handling plants; sintered metals; and hard chrome process.
At its peak, BSA was the largest motorcycle producer in the world. Loss of sales and poor investments in new products in the motorcycle division, which included Triumph Motorcycles, led to problems for the whole group.
The gun factory proved remarkably adaptable to the manufacture of cycle parts. What cycles needed was large quantities of standard parts accurately machined at low prices.^[2] In 1880 BSA manufactured the Otto Dicycle, In the 1880s the company began to manufacture Safety bicycles on their own account and not until 1905 was the company's first experimental motorcycle constructed. Bicycle production ceased in 1887 as the company concentrated on producing the Lee-Metford magazine loading rifle for the War Office which was re-equipping the British Army with it. The order was for 1,200 rifles per week. BSA recommenced manufacturing bicycles on their own behalf from 1908. BSA Cycles Ltd was set up in 1919 for the manufacture of both bicycles and motorcycles. BSA sold the bicycle business to Raleigh in 1957 after separating the bicycle and motorcycle business in 1953.