Lots 102 – 126 |
Closing time Monday Nov. 30th. 4.00pm |
tel. 01949 21105 |
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102 |
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Brass Vessel mounted on a twisted brass stem with fine chased decoration supported on an ornate cast brass foot with fleur-de-lys. Wired for electric which should be checked before use. Origins unknown. 31in. tall overall. |
n/s |
103 |
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Pullman Car Company silver plated Items: Grapefruit dish, two handled sugar bowl, pepper pot, two salt pots with blue glass liners, napkin and table receipt. V.g.c. (7). |
sold for £220 |
104 |
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Coloured Copy Signal Box Diagram “Norbury Crossing” (between Buxton and Stockport). Small end tear. Rolled 25×16.5in. |
sold for £45 |
105 |
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LNER cast iron Doorplate “Oil Store”. A scarce example in v.g.c. Face restored and a fine untouched ex-door back. |
sold for £130 |
106 |
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“M.S. & L Rly” (clear) and “G.C.Rly (green) glass Beer Bottles. A nice clean pair. |
sold for £210 |
107 |
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LNER china Chamber Pot by Minton. Face marked with the ornate “LNE” intertwined lettering. A small chip under the top rim otherwise v.g.c. |
n/s |
108 |
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BR Western Region Surveyors Binoculars by Barr & Stroud, Glasgow & London. A fine pair with good lenses and magnification in their original velvet lined leather case impressed “BR(W)” and complete with all straps. V.g.c. throughout. |
sold for £65 |
109 |
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LNWR Card of Thanks from Frank Ree to Mr. J.W. George for his assistance during the labour troubles. Dated August 1911. Ornate border design with company Britannia crest. Good condition. 9.75×7.25in. Scarce. |
sold for £50 |
110 |
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Metropolitan Railway Train Head / Tail Lamp. “MR” brass plate riveted to the chimney. Complete with vessel, burner, stowaway red and blue shade inserts and bullseye lens. Restored. |
sold for £520 |
111 |
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“LNWR Emergency Box” inscribed cast iron Tag with chain and “LNWR” key attached. Together with a “L&NWR” brass armband. (2). |
n/s |
112 |
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LNER cast iron ‘9×5’ Locomotive Builders Plate “London & North Eastern Railway 1264 Darlington Works 1913”. The number highlighted in paint over the clear remains of grinding prior to the fitting of an over strip. |
sold for £110 |
113 |
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BR(S) “Inspector” enamel and brass Lion over Wheel Cap Badge. A lovely as worn example in v.g.c. |
sold for £160 |
114 |
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BR(M) enamel Sign “Before moving the lift care must be taken that barrows and barrow handles or other articles cannot move into a position which would foul the lift shaft”. One chip to corner otherwise v.g.c. with good colour and shine. 18x7in. |
sold for £120 |
115 |
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Great Northern Railway cast iron 1896 Trespass Notice in fine ex-lineside condition. |
sold for £75 |
116 |
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Cast iron Locomotive Shedplate “2F” (Woodford Halse then Bescot). Face restored only a while ago. |
sold for £130 |
117 |
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“LMS Steamers” silver plated Items: A four slice toast rack, napkin ring, pastry fork and a decorated fish knife. All in v.g.c. and top marked with the laurel wreath title. (4). |
sold for £75 |
118 |
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Warning enamel Notice regarding fragile roof covering. “For your safety etc.” Some re-touched edge chips. 12x8in. |
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119 |
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“GER” marked small Oil Pourer with brass plate “March”. V.g.c. 7.25in. tall o/all. |
sold for £40 |
120 |
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Mahogany cased Signal Box Block Instrument with “Line Clear Cancel” brass plate. Converted from a pegging instrument during service. V.g.c. |
sold for £160 |
121 |
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Oval etched brass Locomotive Makers Plate “The Hunslet Engine Co. Ltd for Robert Hudson Ltd. Leeds. C & M 3-4-0-0 2463 1941”. V.g.c. 4.5×2.5in. |
sold for £70 |
122 |
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BR(M) double royal Poster. Diagram of South West Lancashire and West Cheshire Lines. Folds and light corner stains to edges. |
sold for £110 |
123 |
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“Pay Office B. Arms Loco S.E. & C.R.” large thick copper Key Fob. 4.5x3in. |
sold for £40 |
124 |
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Carriage Print. An advertising example for the “Harwich – Hook of Holland Route”. Some light scuffing otherwise v.g.c. and in an original type glazed frame. 25x12in. o/all. |
sold for £80 |
125 |
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Southern Railway cast iron Platform Lamp. “Nevo Pat. No. 420928” cast in the top. An unusual shape probably from the Art Deco period. Silvered reflector underneath. Wired for electricity so please check it out. Approx. 12x9x10in. tall. Original green paint finish. |
sold for £85 |
126 |
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Cast iron Locomotive Shedplate “55C”(Farnley Junction).Restored both sides but genuine. |
sold for £75 |
Lots 127 – 147 |
Closing time Monday Nov. 30th. 4.00pm |
tel. 01949 21106 |
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127 |
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LNER Locoman’s 2 aspect Handlamp. Body is embossed “LNER Loco” and the back handle stamped “Derby No. 19”. Derby Friargate was a sub-shed with very few footplate staff so this is a scarce lamp. Complete and in good ex-service condition. |
sold for £65 |
128 |
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Cast iron Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate “47669” as carried by the LMS ‘3F’ Jinty 0-6-0T. built at Horwich in 1931. A Camden, Warrington, Rhyl and Llandudno Jct. Loco in BR days it was w/d Feb. 1965 and cut up at Ward’s, Beighton, Sheffield. |
sold for £520 |
129 |
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Souvenir of the Signing of the Second World War Armistice. A cast copper tray featuring the armistice coach within a decorative border with French text “Foret de Compiegne Wagon de L’Armistice”. V.g.c. 7×3.75in. |
sold for £210 |
130 |
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GWR beehive shaped glass Inkwell complete with stopper. Raised company initials across the face. V.g.c. |
sold for £50 |
131 |
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Glasgow & South Western Railway Signal Lamp Interior. The copper base clearly stamped “G & SW” both sides. Complete with all fittings and glasses. V.g. original condition. |
n/s |
132 |
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Original Painting of the ex-GCR 4-6-0 “Lord Stuart of Wortley” portrayed in LNER green livery and numbered “6168”. A very competent image by Derek Wheeler in acrylic on board. Framed 38.5×21.5in. o/all. |
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133 |
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Midland Railway “Electric Track Circuit” cast iron Plate ex-Charfield on the Gloucester to Bristol Line. This was the scene of a serious three train accident in Oct. 1928. This plate may be from the Down Outer Home which the express involved over-ran causing the collision. 11.5×8.75in. |
sold for £120 |
134 |
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Two original Coat of Arms Transfers “L&NWR” full title and “L&NWR and L&YR” joint full titles. Mounted onto a painted, framed wooden panel. Nice age crackling. 17.5×16.75in. o/all. |
sold for £40 |
135 |
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Midland & Great Northern Joint Railway Signal Box Hanging Lamp with its integral suspension wire frame. Brass plated “Fleet Sig. Box”. Complete with brass burner and glass chimney. The box was on the Spalding to Sutton Bridge section. |
sold for £620 |
136 |
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“GNSR Palace Hotel” (Aberdeen) silver plated Cake Fork. Top marked with the title garter. Good condition. 5in. long. Together with a “GNSR Ballater” silver plated fork. (2). |
sold for £70 |
137 |
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BR(Sc) enamel Station Sign “Do not cross the line except by the footbridge”. Superb condition with fine colour and shine. In a wooden frame 40x28in. o/all. |
sold for £260 |
138 |
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Dumbarton & Balloch Joint Company silver plated Hors D’Ouvres Fork and Fish Knife. Both top marked with the “D & BJC” monogram. The company was a joint undertaking between the Cal. & NBR companies. The cutlery was probably used on the Loch Lomond Steamer Services from Balloch Pier. Very Scarce. V.g.c. (2). |
sold for £110 |
139 |
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GWR Photochrom Carriage Panel “Hereford Cathedral from the Wye Meadows”. In an original type glazed frame. V.g.c. |
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140 |
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“The Midland Grand Hotel” (St. Pancras) silver plated Sugar Tongs by Elkington. The title top marked in a ‘zig-zag’ banner with floral and chevron decoration. Superb. |
sold for £85 |
141 |
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North Eastern Railway cast iron Boundary Post. “NER” to both faces. Restored a while ago. V.g.c. 41.5in. tall. |
sold for £80 |
142 |
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Aluminium Single Line Tablet inscribed “PPass. Newry 14”. (Ppass refers to Poyntzpass). A section of the Newry Edward Street – Portadown Line. |
sold for £80 |
143 |
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BR(E) flangeless enamel Station Doorplate “Enquiries”. Very light edge wear only. Fine deep colour and shine. |
sold for £260 |
144 |
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Great North of Scotland Railway frosted glass Carriage Window. A most elaborate and ornate “GNSR” scriptwork to the centre within a Greek key border. A very scarce survivor in its original painted wooden frame and unrestored. 30.5x22in. o/all. |
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145 |
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South Eastern & Chatham Railway metal Detonators Box. “SE&CR” stamped in lid, original painted “Fog Signals” across the face. Fine ex-signal box condition. 13.5x4x3in. |
sold for £160 |
146 |
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Great Northern Railway mahogany cased underslung Block Bell with “North Side” plate. We believe this location is at Lowestoft on the Norfolk & Suffolk Joint line. |
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147 |
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Carriage Print “Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire” by Claude Buckle from the 1954 Western Region series. V.g.c. and in an original type glazed frame. |
sold for £60 |