401 |
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Two “South Eastern & Chatham Railway” quad royal enamel Poster Board Headers for restoration (one has r.h. end loss); together with a “Southern” double royal example for restoration with r.h. end loss and a notch. (3). |
SOLD FOR
£110 |
402 |
 |
Great Western Railway leather Cart Horse Saddle complete with four “GWR” brass shield decorations, two brass rings for the reins and other straps. Good condition. |
SOLD FOR
£200 |
403 |
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LSWR 4 aspect Handlamp stamped “L&SWR Co. 33” and “Broadclyst”. Complete with all fittings and glasses (orange cracked). Unrestored. The station was between Exeter and Sidmouth Junction and closed in March 1966. |
SOLD FOR
£180 |
404 |
 |
Cast brass Wagon Plate “Gloucester Railway Carriage & Wagon Company Ld. Builders Gloucester, England”. An attractive uncarried plate nicely face polished 8.5×6.25in. |
SOLD FOR
£80 |
405 |
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Great Western Railway cast iron bi-lingual Trespass Notice. Face restored a while ago. A scarce sign. |
SOLD FOR
£140 |
406 |
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Box of Railway Lamps. |
SOLD FOR
£260 |
407 |
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LMS pictorial quad royal Poster “Bournemouth, Pine Woods and Gardens by the Sea. Travel by LMS Pines Express from the Midlands and North”. A superb image by Walter Spradbury laid on board, sealed and in a wooden frame. |
SOLD FOR
£960 |
408 |
 |
BR(W) cast iron Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate “5732” cleaned, otherwise ex-loco condition. As carried by the 57XX Class 0-6-0PT built by the North British Loco. Co. in 1929. It was w/d from Newport (Ebbw Junction) in Jan. 1958 and cut up at Swindon. |
n/s |
409 |
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Southern Railway enamel Station Target Sign “Sunningdale”. A chip to one corner otherwise good ex-station condition. A rare target from this former LSWR station between Ascot and Virginia Water. |
SOLD FOR
£540 |
410 |
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“Chemin de Fer de L’Ouest et de Brighton” early pictorial Poster with text in French advertising services Paris to London from Gare St. Lazare with fine artwork depicting the Tower of London, Tower Bridge and Large Yeoman of the Guard figure. An impressive poster jointly produced by the CDF L’Ouest and LBSC Companies. The former company becoming L’Etat in 1881. A couple of tears but the poster is laid on linen to conserve. Special and rare. 48×33.5in. |
n/s |
411 |
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Cast iron Shedplate “87C” (Danygraig). Ex-loco condition. |
n/s |
412 |
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“Great Western Railway” titled enamel Notice “Caution. Unauthorised persons interfering with the electric gear will be instantly dismissed by order. Engineers Office Loco, Carriage & Wagon Dept. Swindon January 1910”. Chip to top right corner and some craze lines otherwise a fine early sign with good colour and shine. 11.5x10in. |
SOLD FOR
£160 |
413 |
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“LMS” quad royal enamel Poster Board Header in LNER Blue. Some very well executed restoration and varnished to look superb. 53in long. |
SOLD FOR
£110 |
414 |
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“Midland Railway Company Derby 1906” cast iron Ring. Loss to a break where the fourth fixing lug would have been but no loss of lettering. 16.75in. diam. |
SOLD FOR
£45 |
415 |
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London Transport double sided “Request Bus Stop” Sign. Minor edge chips only. 18×15.5in. |
SOLD FOR
£70 |
416 |
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GWR ‘Hall’ Class 4-6-0 Locomotive Nameplate “Wimpole Hall” together with its cast brass Cabside Numberplate “5963”. The engine was built in 1936 and allocated to Landore MPD. It was a long term Westbury loco in BR days, withdrawn in June 1964 and cut up at Birds Risca. The plates are in fine ex-locomotive condition with original paintwork. We sold the other side nameplate from this loco in our 2016 sale. |
SOLD FOR
£7200 |
417 |
 |
BR(W) aluminium Single Line Key Token inscribed “Glastonbury & Street – Shapwick”. Ex-service condition retaining much original green paint. A section of the former S&DJR ‘Branch’. |
n/s |
418 |
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“S&DJR Cole Station. Proposed Agent’s House” original linen Drawing dated 30th. November 1903. V.g.c. 29.75×23.25in. |
SOLD FOR
£40 |
419 |
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GWR mahogany cased ‘Spagnoletti’ Signal Box Block Instrument with “Up / Down” reversible plate and “Line Clear / Train On Line” pivoting ‘flag’. V.g.c. |
SOLD FOR
£200 |
420 |
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“Southern Railway” quad royal enamel Poster Board Header with Sunshine lettering. Minor edge wear only. A very good example with fine colour and shine. 52in. long. |
SOLD FOR
£380 |
421 |
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GWR 3 aspect copper top pre-grouping Handlamp. Body is stamped “GWR Swindon” and brass plated “11424”. Complete with all fittings and glasses. Restored. |
SOLD FOR
£150 |
422 |
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“Barry Railway Tenancy No. 611” small cast iron Property Plate. 3×1.75in and rare. |
SOLD FOR
£110 |
423 |
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GWR Carriage Photograph “Llangollen Bridge” by the Photochrom Company. In an original type glazed frame. |
SOLD FOR
£30 |
424 |
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Cast aluminium Diesel Depot Plaque featuring the Cooling Towers of Toton Depot. As carried by the Class 56 Locomotive No. 56016. Built by Electroputere, Roumania in May 1977. |
SOLD FOR
£140 |
425 |
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A London and Brighton Railway Guide of September 1841. 60pp. plus folding maps disbound from hard covers which are gilt titled and incorporate an early 0-6-0 locomotive. A rare survivor 176 years old! |
SOLD FOR
£180 |
426 |
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Great Western Railway Locomotive Headlamp bearing two large brass plates “The Silberlight Silber & Fleming Manufacturers London” and a larger brass plate “Return to Bristol G.W.R.5”. Rear top stamped “GWR”. Complete with vessel, burner, bullseye lens and a swing handle. Unrestored and scarce. |
SOLD FOR
£620 |
427 |
 |
Box of ‘D’ Wagon Plates. |
SOLD FOR
£65 |
428 |
 |
“Southern Railway” enamel Notice “Do not stand on the roof sheeting nor place any heavy load upon it”. A corner chip and some edge wear but generally v.g.c. 20×12.5in. |
n/s |
429 |
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“Pullman Car Company glass Whisky Tumbler etched on the face with the early style “Pullman” crest. V.g.c. 3.75in. tall. |
SOLD FOR
£240 |
430 |
 |
South Western Railway single aspect Safety Lamp brass plated “SWR” and “Templecombe”. The original “SWR” marked rape oil vessel is fixed to the cast brass screw in base. A rare lamp in very good original condition with red paintwork. |
SOLD FOR
£600 |
431 |
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Cast iron Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate “47407”. Cleaned, the numerals only painted. As carried by the LMS ‘Jinty’ 0-6-0T built by the Vulcan Foundry (3978 0f 1926). It was w/d from Edge Hill in 1959 and cut up at Crewe Works. |
SOLD FOR
£300 |
432 |
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Cast aluminium Locomotive Shedplate “84E” (Wadebridge). A chunky pattern in fine ex-loco condition. |
SOLD FOR
£80 |
433 |
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Somerset & Dorset Joint Railway early pattern wooden / horn Whistle lightly inscribed “S&DJR”. Age worn but in working order. |
SOLD FOR
£100 |
434 |
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London Transport double sided enamel Bus Stop Sign with enamel route number plates “330 / 341 / 343” to both sides. Light chipping only. Unrestored. |
SOLD FOR
£120 |
435 |
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BR(S) double royal Poster with a pictorial frieze by Lander. Advertising an Excursion to London & Salisbury from Somerset and Devon stations 1961. Couple of corner losses, light tape stains and folds. |
SOLD FOR
£65 |
436 |
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BR(S) small fully flanged enamel Sign “Please Show Tickets” in upper and lower case lettering. Edge and flange chips. Very good colour and shine. 12x9in. |
SOLD FOR
£150 |
437 |
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Cast iron Oil Store Doorplate “LSWR Neither matches nor lights must be taken near stored paraffin”. A stable crack top right. Letters and border re-painted only. 16.5x12in. |
SOLD FOR
£120 |
438 |
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“South Eastern Railway” china Cream / Milk Pourer together with a “Southern Railway” china cream / milk jug complete with its pewter lid. Both in excellent condition. (2). |
SOLD FOR
£50 |
439 |
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A cast brass Locomotive Nameplate “Mendip Star” possibly as carried by a showman’s traction engine. Face painted and lightly polished only. Approx. 22×3.75in. A very appropriate Somerset name. |
SOLD FOR
£85 |
440 |
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Taff Vale Railway pewter Inkwell, the hinged lid inscribed “T.V.R.” Complete with ceramic ink pot. V.g.c. 3.75in. dia. and very scarce. |
SOLD FOR
£100 |
441 |
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Cast iron Locomotive Shedplate “88H” (Tondu). Ex-loco condition. |
SOLD FOR
£150 |
442 |
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An Album of SR, GWR and M&SWJR Luggage Labels displayed loose in flip sleeves. 192 in total with very minor duplication. |
SOLD FOR
£70 |
443 |
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“Cherry Blossom Shoe Shine” lithographed tin plate Advertising Sign featuring the three kittens sat in boots. V.g.c. 28×17.75in. |
SOLD FOR
£55 |
444 |
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BR(S) fully flanged Station Totem Sign “Hook”. Lovely condition with minor flange wear only. Excellent colour and shine. A former LSWR station between Basinstoke and Winchfield. |
SOLD FOR
£420 |
445 |
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SR enamel Station Target Sign “Topsham”. A few retouched small chips to edges and screwholes but good colour and shine. A former LSWR station south east of Exeter. |
SOLD FOR
£500 |
446 |
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Rhymney Railway brass Works Stores Tool Check 53. Roughly fashioned, chunky and very old. 2.12in. dia. |
SOLD FOR
£50 |
447 |
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“GWR Beware of Trains” wooden Sign with cast iron letters. Nicely restored. |
SOLD FOR
£230 |
448 |
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London & South Western Railway Station / Signal Box Handbell bearing the engraved initials “LSWR”. Complete with clapper and in lovely condition. 17in. tall. |
SOLD FOR
£700 |
449 |
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BR flanged aluminium bi-lingual Station Sign “Caerfyrddin Carmarthen”. Ex-station condition. 43.25x19in. |
SOLD FOR
£55 |
450 |
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London Chatham & Dover Railway 4 aspect Handlamp. Stamped “LC&DR No. 1035” and brass plated “S.R.A. G6212” and “J. Defries & Sons Manufacturers London”. Complete with all fittings and glasses (orange broken), Unrestored. |
SOLD FOR
£270 |