Telephone Auction For : Monday 22nd and Tuesday 23rd February 2010
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Closing time Lots 373 - 390 Tuesday 23rd Feb. 8.00pm (01949 21106)
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373 Carriage Print “East Linton, East Lothian, Scotland” by John E. Aitken. A fine view of the infant River Tyne, bridge and stone dwellings. Light foxing to margins which have been trimmed approx half an inch all round. From the 1948-55 series and an original type glazed frame. 382 Wooden Delivery Box nicely lettered down both long sides “Return to EDME Ltd. LNER Mistley”. The ends are lettered “Charge 10/-” and have cut out hand grips. Someone has made a very good wooden lid for the box so it becomes a very useful storage item, the new wood matching very well. v.g.c. throughout. 430x320x193mm (17x12.6x7.6in). EDME are suppliers of malt and cereal products for the baking industry and are still in business today at Mistley.
374 North Eastern Railway Splitter type Rolling Stock Lamp. Large brass plate to chimney stamped “NER 26 York”. The lamp features two fine bullseye lenses, the red set in a heavy brass bezel and a clear to the opposite face. Complete with vessel, burner and the original leather strap fixing to the carrying handle. Very good ex-service condition. 383 “NER Refreshment Department” five compartment glazed stoneware Condiment / Pickle Tray. Clearly face marked with the company initials and ornate title scroll. v.g.c. with no apparent repairs. 278mm. (11in) long.
375 A Cab Light Fitting from English Electric Co-Co Type 5 ‘Deltic’ Diesel Locomotive No. 55004 “Queens Own Highlander”. Comprises cast opal glass with an embossed Art Deco design protected by steel bars set in a metal surround the whole retaining much original chrome plated finish. The bulkhead portion is marked “55004” and is complete with original wiring. Ex-loco cond. The loco was introduced to Traffic in April 1961, named May 64, withdrawn Feb 81 and cut up at Doncaster Aug. 83. 384 A rather nice LNER waisted Whisky Glass. Clearly face etched with the “LNER” intertwined script initials. v.g.c. 70mm. (2.75in) tall.
376 British Transport Commission official artwork Poster showing a sectionalised Brush A1A - A1A Type 2 Diesel Electric Loco No. D5500. A fine illustration with basic technical data and a separate image of the drive mechanism all carried out by P.J.Ashmore. Folds and corner pin holes, otherwise g.c. 500x740mm. (19.7x29in). 385 LNER tapered and facetted Glass Salt Pot with a silver plated screw top. Clearly face etched with the “LNER” intertwined script initials which have substantial remains of the original blue coloured infill.
377 “LNER” small glazed stoneware Ink or more likely Pounce Pot. Clearly face incised with the “LNER” serifed capitals. v.g.c 386 LNER straight sided facetted Mustard Pot with a hinged silver plated cap crisply incised with the “LNER” script initials. v.g.c.
378 “LMS Hotels” ladies paper Fan. Printed in a Japanese style with an exotic bird and floral decoration set against a black ground with dark stained wooden spines. The reverse is a more restrained floral design in two shades of peach printed with “LMS Hotels”. v.g.c. 387 LNER red printed Edmondson card Platform Tickets: “Darlington, Middlesbrough, Saltburn and York”. g.c. (4)
379 LMS Dining Car silver plated Flower Vase by Walker & Hall. An elegant trumpet shape with a weighted base. Crisply face marked with the full “London Midland and Scottish Railway Company” title in a roundel with the heraldic devices to the centre. A superb piece in v.g.c. 192mm. (7.5in) tall. 388 LNER Jigsaw Puzzle “The Silver Jubilee”. Approx 175 wooden pieces showing the famous train hauled by “Silver Link” leaving Kings Cross. The puzzle v.g.c. and complete, the box fairly good. Note that this is the larger image version.
380 LNER cast iron “Private” Doorplate. Very good ex-door condition. 389 North Eastern Railway large hand engraved brass Signal Box Shelf Plate “Hendon Junc.” A Sunderland location. v.g.c. An impressive 305x37mm. (12x1.5in). Note: This plate was incorrectly described in our last auction.
381 “Great Eastern Rly. 2nd Class Pass S14” issued to Mr. L. Pratt. The reverse is numbered “5807” and has eight lines of embossed text regarding conditions of issue signed by the general manager. Brass and enamel with some remains of the original gilded finish. v.g.c. and scarce. 390 GN & GC Joint heavy steel Die Stamp with handle. Lettered around the top “GN. GC Standard Ferrule”. v.g.c. and unusual. 83mm. (3.25in) tall.