November 2024 Lots 501-530

SAT 30th November 2024 – Cedric Ford Pavilion,
Newark Showground, Lincoln Rd, Notts NG24 2NY
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Lots 501 – 530 First >
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501 A substantial Victorian Railway Side and Tail Lamp with red and clear bullseye lenses set in cast brass bezels. The chimney is stamped “VRB 1899” and this is repeated on the original four tube rape oil burner vessel. The lamp body is also painted “5/5/602” and “Side Lamp”. An impressive lamp in good unrestored condition. SOLD FOR
£210
502 Fibre Single Line Tablet inscribed “Callerton – Coxlodge 25”. V.g.c. SOLD FOR
£70
503 Original Oil Painting by Eric Bottomley of ‘A3’ Class Pacific No. 60110 “Robert The Devil” storming out of a tunnel portal with dramatic smoke effect. Nicely framed 33x23in. o/all. SOLD FOR
£100
504 Two Syx Southern Railway brass cased Signal Repeater Instruments together with a “Kemble” ivorine Signal Instrument Plate ex-Sapperton Sidings Box. V.g.c. (3). SOLD FOR
£80
505 LMS Northern Counties Committee cast iron Wagon Plate “LMS NCC 2501” with non-serif characters. n/s
506 “Hunslet” Diesel Locomotive Radiator cast brass Plate. Face restored only 17in. long. Written on back are “9162 – 73 45835A”. SOLD FOR
£60
507 BR(W) fully flanged enamel Station Doorplate “Tickets”. Minor chips only with good colour and shine. Label on rear reads “Ex-Bala Jct – Barmouth Jct. Bontnewydd?”. SOLD FOR
£110
508 Cast iron Locomotive Shedplate “1B” (Camden). Face restored only. SOLD FOR
£60
509 “GW & GC Joint Committee Beware of Trains” cast iron Notice. Nicely face restored. SOLD FOR
£150
510 Great Northern Railway 3 aspect Handlamp with re-stamped full title brass plate “Bingham Road 5” (GN & LNW Joint Line). Complete and restored. Rear catch a/f. SOLD FOR
£400
511 BR(LMR) Train Departure Poster Timetable “Leicester Central Sept 1958 to June 1959”. V.g.c. with no folds. SOLD FOR
£40
512 Full size replica cast brass LNER ‘A4’ Class Locomotive Nameplate “Seagull”. (60033). 43.25in. long. SOLD FOR
£230
513 Full size replica cast brass LMS ‘Jubilee’ Class Locomotive Nameplate “Thunderer” (45703). 32in. long. SOLD FOR
£130
514 Full size replica cast brass LNER ‘B1’ Class Nameplate “Bongo” (61005). A well produced plate even the back is slightly tapered for smokebox fitting. 29.5in. long. SOLD FOR
£320
515 Small cast aluminium Diesel Loco. Depot Plaque featuring the Cooling Towers of Toton. All four corners re-constructed but displays well otherwise ex-loco as carried by a Class 58. SOLD FOR
£120
516 BR(S) ‘New’ Totem “Lymington Pier” with more lighter weight Gill Sans lettering. Ex-station condition. SOLD FOR
£100
517 “S.N.C.F. 231. K. 34” cast aluminium Locomotive Cabside Numberplate. Bottom right corner loss and stripped of paint although traces of red remain. Ex-K Class Pacific Loco. SOLD FOR
£110
518 Great Eastern Railway fully titled small Weak Bridge cast iron Notice in fine ex-lineside / roadside condition. SOLD FOR
£50
519 Replica “Crossing No Gates” cast iron Road Sign. SOLD FOR
£40
520 Oval cast iron Locomotive Builders Plate “LMS Built 1944 Horwich”. Face restored only. As carried by 8F Class 2-8-0 in the number range 48338 – 81. SOLD FOR
£160
521 Cast iron Locomotive Shedplate “52A” (Gateshead). Restored. SOLD FOR
£110
522 Great Northern Railway mahogany cased Signal Box Pegging Block Instrument in v.g.c. Clearly marked on the roof “GNR Tele”. SOLD FOR
£90
523 BR(M) LMS pattern Locomotive Headlamp complete with LMS vessel. Good condition. SOLD FOR
£95
524 Cast iron Locomotive Shedplate “26F” (Lees (Oldham) then Patricroft). Face restored only a while ago. SOLD FOR
£80
525 Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway brass capped Oil Storage Can stamped “L&YR” and brass plated “Signal Dept. Mirfield”. 16in. tall. SOLD FOR
£80
526 BR(W) cast iron round based Signal Finial for fitting atop tubular steel posts. V.g.c. 23in. tall. SOLD FOR
£50
527 Tyers mahogany cased Signal Box Block Bell with brass mushroom bell and external hammer. Serial No. 1206. V.g.c. SOLD FOR
£70
528 Two brass Milk Churn Labels: “Harby & Stathern W. Kirk GNR” (GN&LNW Joint Line) and “Ingersby E.J. GNR” (Leicester Belgrave Road Branch). V.g.c. (2). SOLD FOR
£70
529 A Locomotive Smokebox Door Handle ex-B1 Class 4-6-0 No. 61041 acquired on scrapping at Central Wagon Co. Ince. SOLD FOR
£45
530 Engraved brass Locomotive Builders Plate “No. 1871 Doncaster 1938”. Said to be a replacement plate for the ‘A4’ Pacific 60006 “Sir Ralph Wedgwood” but the works number refers to that of the locomotive destroyed by enemy action at York in 1942! This plate obviously carried by a locomotive may have been cast at Cowlairs Works during the loco’s transfer to Scotland. Much food for thought – make up your own interpretations! The plate measures 12.5×6.5in. SOLD FOR
£1450