An English square bow gypsy wagon will lead John Moran Auctioneers' sale of the estate of Ernest A Bryant III on November 3 in Buellton, California with a $10,000-20,000 estimate.
The wagon was originally shipped to the states from Surrey, UK in 1990. It features a green painted body with red and yellow highlights in the traditional Romany fashion.
 Romany wagons are traditionally referred to as vardo |
A cast iron stove along with beds and storage space make up the interior, which is decorated in red and gold.
A 1944 Dodge WC-51 weapons carrier carries an estimate of $9,000-15,000.
The WC class Dodge is a light military personnel carrier, first introduced in 1941.
The open cab pickup on the 51 model could be fitted with a mounted machine gun, usually a Browning.
The odometer on the lot features just 37,000 miles.
A 1968 Ford 151-A1 MUTT is expected to make $8,000-10,000. First introduced in 1959, the jeep was deployed during the Vietnam war.
It remained in production until 1989, with some models remaining in service until as late as 1999.
The model selling at the auction features pre-restoration photos and has just 2,130 miles on the clock.
A Ken Skill Kustom Kamper is valued at $8,000-10,000.
An iconic design, the Kustom Kamper was one of the first affordable caravans on the market in the US - featuring space for just two people.
The model offered in the auction was built from a kit in 2000.
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