October 2022 Lots 401 – 450

SAT 15th October 2022 – Gartell Light Railway,
Templecombe, Somerset BA8 0NB
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401 “L&S.W.Rly. Refreshment Department” Corkscrew in its titled wooden sheath. V.g.c. SOLD FOR
£75
402 Llynvi & Ogmore Railway cast iron Boundary Post. The rectangular head lettered “L&ORy Boundary”. A manageable 36in. tall. Restored a while ago. The L&OR was formed in 1866 and absorbed into the GWR in 1883. SOLD FOR
£75
403 SE & CR “All Season Tickets to be Shewn” enamel Sign in its original wooden frame. V.g.c. 14.5×12.5in. o/all. SOLD FOR
£100
404 “South Eastern Railway Deal Hotel” face marked silver plated Sundae Dish by Mappin & Webb. V.g.c. 4.25in. tall. SOLD FOR
£60
405 BR(S) enamel and chrome totem Cap Badges: “Ticket Collector” and “Guard” together with a BR(S) enamel and gilt large fishtail “Ticket Collector” and a similar BR(W) example. (4). SOLD FOR
£140
406 Somerset & Dorset Joint Line cast iron Trespass Notice. This example face restored only a while ago. SOLD FOR
£520
407 GWR Miscellany: Fully titled glazed stoneware ink bottle, fully titled typewriter ribbon tin complete with ribbon, a “GWR Swindon” glass inkwell, a “GWR” blue glass bottle and a “GWR Smelling Salts” green glass bottle. All in v.g.c. SOLD FOR
£70
408 Oval cast iron Builders Plate “BR York Lot No. 30972 1983” as carried by Class 455/8 EMU 455839 No. 77656. Unrestored. Class 455/8’s are in the process of being withdrawn from service. SOLD FOR
£65
409 Great Western Railway Carriage Roof Pot Lamp with large brass plate “Return to General Stores Swindon 10”. Complete with “GWR” marked burner. Very good condition throughout including the glass bowl. SOLD FOR
£100
410 Great Western Railway Rug incorporating two “GWR” roundels. Very good condition with all edges having no fraying. 70×27.5in. SOLD FOR
£320
411 Cast iron Locomotive Shedplate “70A” (Nine Elms). BR(S) Eastleigh triangle to the back. Face restored only a while ago. SOLD FOR
£320
412 “Rhodesia Railways 376 15” cast brass Locomotive Cabside Numberplate. Face restored only. As carried by the 15th. Class 4-6-4 + 4-6-4 Beyer Garrett built by Beyer Peacock in 1948 (Works No. 7272). SOLD FOR
£400
413 Southern Railway enamel Station Target Sign “Hollingbourne”. Extensive restoration but well executed. A former SE&CR station between Maidstone and Ashford. SOLD FOR
£250
414 BR(S) cast iron Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate “30321” in cleaned otherwise ex-loco condition. As carried by the Drummond ‘M7’ Class 0-4-4T allocated to Barnstaple Junction, Nine Elms and Plymouth Friary in BR days. It was withdrawn in Sept. 1962 and cut up at Eastleigh from where the plate was purchased during an open day visit. SOLD FOR
£740
415 BR(W) Lion over Wheel Cap Badge in nickel and enamel “Guard”. V.g.c. SOLD FOR
£170
416 As Previous Lot “Porter”. V.g.c. SOLD FOR
£80
417 As Previous Lot “British Railways”. V.g.c. SOLD FOR
£70
418 As Previous Lot but brass “Station Master”. Some losses to the title panel enamel. n/s
419 Southern Railway quad royal pictorial Poster “Bournemouth”. A lovely Art Deco image of the city by night by H.G. Gawthorn. Laid on board, clear sealed and mounted in a frame. SOLD FOR
£680
420 LB&SCR Signal Lamp Interior Lamp embossed with the company initials. Complete with all fittings and glasses and v.g.c. (See lot 219 for the matching lamp outer case). n/s
421 “Chatham Railway” part enamel Fascia Sign. Originally would have been preceded with “South Eastern &”. Enamel losses, some corrosion and distorted at one end. 92x9in. SOLD FOR
£40
422 GWR cast iron Locomotive Cabside Numberplate “3672”. Face restored only. As carried by the 0-6-0PT built at Swindon in 1940. A Cardiff Radyr and Merthyr loco it was w/d in April 1964 and cut up by Birds, Morriston, Swansea. SOLD FOR
£300
423 Tyers wooden cased Telegraph Block Plunger in v.g.c. SOLD FOR
£160
424 “GWR Refreshment Department” small china Milk Jug by Grindley. Face marked with the title scroll and twin shields device. Very nice condition with no restoration. SOLD FOR
£40
425 “South Western Railway” fully titled china Vegetable or Nibbles rectangular Dish. Two extremely tiny chips to top edge otherwise v.g.c. with no restoration. 9.5×4.25in. SOLD FOR
£40
426 Cast brass Locomotive Nameplate “Seaton” plus its “West Country Class” scroll and full size well executed reproduction shield incorporating the painted coat of arms. “Seaton” was built in Dec. 1945 and later numbered 34020. Allocated to Exmouth Jct and Nine Elms withdrawal came in Sept. 1964 followed by cutting up by Birds, Morriston, Swansea. The nameplate and scroll are face restored and very lightly polished only. The nameplate is 49.5in. long. The shield 23x20in. o/all. SOLD FOR
£13000
427 Carriage Print advising passengers regarding air raids and instructions during black-out hours etc. Good condition and in an original type glazed frame. SOLD FOR
£60
428 Great Western Railway cast iron Locomotive Cab Notice “Caution do not look over or pass along the side of this cab when near bridges tunnels load gauges or coal stages Jan. 1909”. V.g.c. and face restored only. SOLD FOR
£85
429 Southern Railway fully flanged enamel Station Sign “Way Out & Waiting Room” ex-Yeovil Town station which closed in Oct. 1966. SOLD FOR
£210
430 Cast aluminium Diesel Loco. Shedplate “82A” (Bristol Bath Road). Ex-loco condition. SOLD FOR
£200
431 Plymouth Devonport and South Western Junction Railway 4 aspect Handlamp, LSWR pattern. Top stamped “L&SWR”. Body is stamped “L&SWR 4106” and “Devonport 8” and plated “PD & SWJR” and “SWR Co. Devonport”. Complete with “LSWR” vessel, all fittings and glasses. V.g.c. and devoid of paint. Scarce indeed. SOLD FOR
£520
432 GWR “General Strike 1926” silver Pin Tray with the twin shields of the company and “To Mr. A F. Bruce with grateful thanks of the Great Western Railway Co.” Polished. SOLD FOR
£85
433 An original Painting by M.J. Henderson depicting an ex-SR ‘B4’ 0-4-0 tank locomotive no. 30096 with its footplate crew and an attendant shunter. An accomplished watercolour study in a glazed frame with card mount. 22x17in. o/all. n/s
434 LSWR cast iron Signal Box Doorplate “Private No Admittance except on business”. Label on the back states “Cooks Crossing Oxshott LSWR on demolition”. Restored. SOLD FOR
£80
435 Great Central Railway 3 aspect sliding knobs Handlamp. Stamped “GCR” and “17058” and with a large copper plate “G.C.R. 17058 London”. Complete with “GCR” aspect drum, all fittings and glasses and restored. SOLD FOR
£540
436 “L&SWR Beware of Trains” cast iron Notice. V.g.c. and unrestored. SOLD FOR
£140
437 Cast iron Locomotive Shedplate “82F” (Weymouth then Bath Green Park). Face restored only. SOLD FOR
£270
438 Basset-Lowke ‘0’ gauge 3 rail electric Model of No. 4472 “Flying Scotsman” in LNER green livery with 8 wheel corridor tender. Some light age scuffing but generally v.g.c. SOLD FOR
£200
439 Bassett-Lowke ‘0’ gauge 3 rail electric Model of LMS “Royal Scot” locomotive and tender. One side of the tender slightly scuffed otherwise g.c. 18.5in. long o/a buffers. SOLD FOR
£200
440 BR(W) cast iron Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate “1668”. Face restored only. As carried by the 0-6-0PT built at Swindon in 1955 and shedded at Taunton, then Oswestry. W/d Jan 1965 and cut up by Maden & McKee, Bootle, Liverpool. SOLD FOR
£340
441 BR(S) fully flanged enamel Station Doorplate “Station Master” in good condition with fine colour and shine. Some re-touching to corners. SOLD FOR
£270
442 BR(S) hollow metal Letters “Alton” each 10in. high from the former LSWR Hampshire station fascia. SOLD FOR
£60
443 BR(W) enamel Home and Distant Signal Blades. The latter with flange chips otherwise v.g.c. Both are 48in. long. (2). SOLD FOR
£75
444 “GWR Caution no part of this machinery etc.” cast iron Notice. Nicely face restored only. 13×8.75in. SOLD FOR
£85
445 BR(W) half flanged enamel Station Totem Sign “Wellington”. Edge & flange re-touching otherwise lovely condition with good colour and shine. A former GWR Somerset station south west of Taunton closed in Oct. 1964. SOLD FOR
£1300
446 Limited Edition Print of a poster titled Clapham Junction by Terence Cuneo. This is No. 209 of 850 and signed by the artist. It is a reduced size version of the original poster and is in a glazed frame with slip mount. 22x18in. o/all. SOLD FOR
£200
447 Oval cast brass LMS / BRM Locomotive Tender Plate “Water Capacity 3500 Gallons”. V.g.c. and face restored only. SOLD FOR
£40
448 BR(S) green enamel and brass “Inspector” Lion over Wheel Cap Badge. V.g.c. SOLD FOR
£60
449 BR(S) green enamel and brass “British Railways” Lion over Wheel Cap Badge. V.g.c. SOLD FOR
£140
450 BR(S) green enamel and brass “Foreman” Lion over Wheel Cap Badge. V.g.c. SOLD FOR
£130
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