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| 88/4 |  |
“Great Western Railway Fire” enamel Sign with six lines of text of reporting procedure. Restoration to edges and screwholes otherwise v.g.c. 13×11.5in. | £140 (+£25.20) |
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Cast iron Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate “43980” as carried by the LMS Class 3F 0-6-0 built in 1920 and shedded at Peterborough & Tebay in BR days. W/d from the latter in July 1957 and cut up at Horwich. The plate is cleaned but unrestored and mounted on a wooden panel with wall hangers. | £320 (+£57.60) |
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North Eastern Railway Station Platform Lamp Top with nameglass “Wormald Green”. Complete with vessel, burner, glass chimney and all glazing panels. Restored 27in. tall. The station was on the Harrogate – Northallerton Line and closed in June 1962. | £250 (+£45) |
| 88/30 |  |
Mahogany cased wall mounted Signal Box Telephone with Bakelite handset, blackened brass fittings enamel plates “Code for ringing” and “Challenge before calling”. Good condition. | £50 (+£9) |
| 88/36 |  |
Great Eastern Railway octagonal cast iron Bridge Numberplate “856”. An underbridge at the canal siding at Maldon East. | £40 (+£7.20) |
| 88/40 |  |
Enamel Sign “Carn Brea White”. V.g.c. 13x6in. Apart from Carn Brea being a Cornwall location we have no other information regarding this sign. | £40 (+£7.20) |
| 88/46 |  |
Oval cast brass Tender Plate “Water Capacity 4000 Gallons”. Stamped in the back “LMS A4”. Face polished only. 10.5x6in. | £70 (+£12.60) |
| 88/58 |  |
Original Painting by the prominent transport artist Michael Jeffries depicting an engine shed interior with two 9F locos, a V2 and a B1 around a turntable which looks like York. A very competent image in oil on canvas and framed 31x21in. o/all. Ready to hang. | £150 (+£27) |
| 88/60 |  |
Carriage Print “Richmond, Yorkshire” by Jack Merriott from the 1948 – 55 series. A tear to the lower left margin and in an original type glazed frame. | £40 (+£7.20) |
| 88/66 |  |
Large Webb & Thompson Single Line Staff “St. Johnston – Strabane”. A section of the former GNR(I) Dundalk – Londonderry Route. | £150 (+£27) |
| 88/68 |  |
“M & GN 85” oval cast iron Bridge Numberplate from a rolled joist overbridge at Shereford near Fakenham. Unrestored. | £125 (+£22.50) |
| 88/71 |  |
Oval cast iron Locomotive Builders Plate “F.C. Hibberd & Co. Ltd. Planet Loco No. 2175 London NW10”. Ex-loco condition 12×7.5in. As carried by a New Zealand Public Works Dept. Loco then to Keniere – Hokitika Sawmilling Co., Westland. Finally to Fletcher’s Ltd. Ruatapa. | £60 (+£10.80) |
| 88/73 |  |
Rolled linen Plan “Peterborough East G.E. Section” drawn at 41.6ft to 1 inch colour coded to show usage by the different pre-group companies. 69×25.5in. | £25 (+£4.50) |
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Great Southern & Western Railway 3 aspect Handlamp. Top stamped “GSWR”. Body brass plated “Banteer 5” and also stamped with the same. Complete with “C.I.E” vessel, all fittings and glasses. V.g.c. and unpainted. | £150 (+£27) |
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Cast iron Locomotive Shedplate “62A” (Thornton). Face restored only. | £50 (+£9) |
| 88/85 |  |
“L&NWR Co. 25D” oval cast iron Bridge Numberplate. Face restored only. | £40 (+£7.20) |
| 88/86 |  |
Carriage Print “St. Ives, Huntingdonshire” by Francis R. Flint from the 1948 – 55 series. V.g.c. and in an original type glazed frame. | £45 (+£8.10) |
| 88/95 |  |
BR(M) Train Tail Lamp with “Polkey Birmingham” makers plate and original painted inscription “Royal Train Ret. To Aberdeen”. Complete with all fittings and glasses. Very good original condition. | £60 (+£10.80) |
| 88/96 |  |
Engineman’s Snap Tin plated “J.E. Lee” and “Hildred Grimsby” makers together with Mr. Lee’s LMS Handlamp and BR 1950’s Rule Book. All in well used condition. (3). | £45 (+£8.10) |
| 88/108 |  |
Original Painting by Norman Elford, Guild of Railway Artists, depicting ex-LNER V2 Class No. 60894 on ECML Night Freight Train. A superb image in acrylic on board and in a glazed frame with card mounts. 24.5×18.75in. o/all. | £150 (+£27) |
| 88/127 |  |
London & North Western Railway Carbide Handlamp embossed “LNWR” three times. A particularly nice example in fine original condition not polished back to brass. | £100 (+£18) |
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Carriage Print “St. Johns College from Trinity Bridge, Cambridge” by R. T. Cowern from the 1948-55 series. V.g.c. and in an original type glazed frame. | £45 (+£8.10) |
| 88/141 |  |
London & North Western Railway cast iron Gate Notice. V.g.c. and restored. | £50 (+£9) |
| 88/150 |  |
Great Eastern Railway 3 aspect Sliding Knob Handlamp with fluted top. Stamped “GER WW4 Dist.” and brass plated “J. Defries & Sons Manufacturers London”. Complete with all fittings and glasses. Restored but back handle removed. | £100 (+£18) |
| 88/151 |  |
Great Eastern Railway octagonal cast iron Bridge Number Plate “941”. From a bridge over a stream near Cockfield on the Bury St. Edmunds – Lavenham line. | £40 (+£7.20) |
| 88/152 |  |
“London & North Western and Great Western Railway Companies Vale of Towy Railway” cast iron Trespass Notice with 8 lines of main body text dated August 1890. The sign has a stable crack but is a scarce survivor as the line was only 11 miles long built to connect the Central Wales Extension Rly. at Llandovery to the Llanelly Rly. at Llandeilo. | £300 (+£54) |
| 88/168 |  |
LMS quad royal photographic Poster “LMS In Perspective No. 2 The Permanent Way”. A multi-line junction view with LNWR lower quadrant signals. Some edge nicks, small loss to top border and folds. | £100 (+£18) |
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“Midland & Gt. Northern Joint Railway Trespassers will be prosecuted by order” cast iron Notice, Midland Railway pattern. Face restored only. | £200 (+£36) |
| 88/180 |  |
Carriage Print “Immingham Docks, Lincolnshire” by Frank Mason from the LNER 1947 series. V.g.c. and in an original type glazed frame. | £50 (+£9) |
| 88/188 |  |
Great Western Railway Station Platform Lamp Interior Vessel complete with brass burner and glass chimney. V.g.c. | £50 (+£9) |
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Polish enamel Warning Notice slightly ‘cushion’ shaped. Good condition. 8.5x6in. | £35 (+£6.30) |
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“L&NWR Co. 41” cast iron Bridge Numberplate nicely restored. | £45 (+£8.10) |
| 88/202 |  |
Carriage Print “The Falls, Invermoriston, Inverness-shire” by Kenneth Steel from the 1956 – 57 Scottish Region series. V.g.c. and in a glazed wooden frame. | £50 (+£9) |
| 88/204 |  |
LNER, North Eastern Rly. pattern 3 aspect Handlamp with fogging glass. Top stamped “LNE D2” (as is the original vessel). Body has oval “LNER” brass plate and lens cone marked “L&NER John Levick Birmingham”. Complete with all fittings and glasses (orange hairline crack). Restored. | £60 (+£10.80) |
| 88/205 |  |
Two LNWR cast iron Notices “Sea Water Main F.H. No. 3 4ft. 0in.” (ex-Holyhead) and “6in. S.V. Domestic Water 4ft. 2in.” Both face restored only a while ago and measure 13x9in. (2). | £100 (+£18) |
| 88/208 |  |
Aluminium Miniature Single Line Staff “Limerick – Dromkeen” in v.g.c. A section of the former GS & WR line to Limerick Junction. | £60 (+£10.80) |
| 88/210 |  |
“L.N.W.R. Carr. Dept. Wolverton” so inscribed long copper and brass Syringe. Very impressive item in v.g.c. 25.25in. long. | £75 (+£13.50) |
| 88/212 |  |
“M&GN 134” oval cast iron Bridge Numberplate from a culvert 200 yds. east of Felmingham station. Unrestored. | £150 (+£27) |
| 88/222 |  |
Cast iron Locomotive Shedplate “2C” (Warwick then Stourbridge). Unrestored. | £120 (+£21.60) |
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“GNR 13” oval cast iron Bridge Numberplate. The original back shows its fixing to a lattice structure requiring four fixing holes in a non-standard form. | £50 (+£9) |
| 88/225 |  |
Carriage Print “Old Bridge of Dee near Braemar, Aberdeenshire” by Kenneth Steel from the 1956 – 57 Scottish Region series. V.g.c. and in an original type glazed frame. | £50 (+£9) |
| 88/228 |  |
BR Western Region double royal letterpress Poster advertising “New Pullman Diesel Express Services. The Birmingham Pullman and The Bristol Pullman” also showing timetable of the trains. 12th. Sept. 1960. Folds and small loss / taped repair to upper right edge. | £50 (+£9) |
| 88/229 |  |
East India Railways Carriage Roof Pot Lamp clearly marked “EIR”. Complete and in excellent condition. Restored. | £100 (+£18) |
| 88/232 |  |
Cast iron Locomotive Shedplate “34G” (Finsbury Park). Restored both sides. | £70 (+£12.60) |
| 88/235 |  |
A Nottingham Bus Blind. Dozens of destinations starting “Bingham, Blackpool, Bottesford, Breaston, Bulwell, Calverton, Nottingham etc., etc.” v.g.c. and lengthy. | £40 (+£7.20) |
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London & Birmingham Railway Centenary Medal 1838 – 1938. A heavy bronze medal 2.5in. diameter displaying the Euston Arch on one face and a list of the LMS Company Directors on the reverse. In its original titled case, with LMS compliments note from Lord Stamp and its original cardboard delivery box. | £40 (+£7.20) |
| 88/274 |  |
Carriage Print “St. Helier, Jersey” by Claude Buckle from the Southern Region 1956 series. A couple of very light creases and light staining to lower left margin. An uncommon print though. | £75 (+£13.50) |
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Small wooden cased Signal Box Instrument by R.E. Thompson & Co. Metal face with a pivoting disc which gives access to a chromed push button. V.g.c. 4.1×4.1×3.5in. deep. | £35 (+£6.30) |
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LNER cast iron Platform Seat Back Nameplate “Milnathort” still within a 43in. length of seat back wooden rail cut down from the rotted original. Complete with both original cast iron seat end supports each with sections of the original cut down boards secured to them. The seatback is in v.g.c. 35.5in. long and is a former NBR station south west of Perth closed in June 1964. A nice opportunity for someone to re-create an original NBR bench to the length of their choice. | £300 (+£54) |
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Three First Class leather Passes: GWR 1936 – 37, Southern Railway 1935 – 36 and Great Southern Railways (Ireland) 1935-36. All granted to Mr. H.B. Povee of the Pennsylvania Railroad. V.g.c. (3). | £60 (+£10.80) |
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Original Painting by Joe Townend G.R.A. depicting a WD 2-8-0 No. 90417 heading a train of mineral wagons somewhere along the Calder Valley. An impressive view, oil on canvas and framed ready to hang. 31.5x25in. o/all. | £80 (+£14.40) |
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Great Southern & Western Railway of Ireland Locomotive Headlamp with copper location plate “Fermoy”. Two aspect and complete with red glass, later “C.I.E.” vessel, burner, bullseye lens and all fittings. V.g.c. and unpainted. | £150 (+£27) |
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