SATURDAY 18th October 2025 – Cedric Ford Pavilion,
Newark Showground, Lincoln Rd, Notts NG24 2NY
Newark Showground, Lincoln Rd, Notts NG24 2NY
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| 251 |  |
North Staffordshire Railway mahogany cased Signal Box Block Instrument with its cast brass “Tyers” makers plate. Good ex-box condition. | SOLD FOR £320 |
| 252 |  |
Oval cast brass Locomotive Worksplate “The Drewry Car Co. Ltd. Loco No. 2608 20h.p. – 1957 Associated with Robert Stephenson & Hawthorns Ltd. City Wall House, London E.C.2.” As carried by the BR Class 04 Diesel Mechanical Class 04 0-6-0 No. D2264. It was w/d Oct. 1969 from Leeds Neville Hill and cut up by Booth’s of Rotherham. (See also lot no. 243). | SOLD FOR £400 |
| 253 |  |
Cast brass Nameplate “Goliath” as fitted to the dynamo support bracket on a Burrell Showman’s Traction Engine built at the company’s Thetford Works. | w/d |
| 254 |  |
Cast iron Locomotive Shedplate “82C” (Swindon). Face restored only. | SOLD FOR £180 |
| 255 |  |
GCR 3 aspect Handlamp stamped “GCR 4093T” and brass plated “GCR 4093 Langworth”. Unrestored. Complete with “GCR” vessel, all fittings and glasses. The top handle requires attention. Langworth, north east of Lincoln closed in 1965. | SOLD FOR £190 |
| 256 |  |
Cast iron LNER ‘9×5’ Locomotive Works Numberplate “London & North Eastern Railway 1148 1947”. Face painted only. As carried by the B1 4-6-0 built by the Vulcan Foundry and w/d Sept. 1966 from Thornton Junction and cut up by Shipbreaking Industries, Faslane. | SOLD FOR £180 |
| 257 |  |
BR(Sc) half flanged enamel Station Totem Sign “Thornton Junction”. A restored chip to the last ‘N’ otherwise light chipping only. A former NBR station closed in 1969. | SOLD FOR £800 |
| 258 |  |
“Jt. M & GN 165” cast iron Wagon Plate. A very scarce plate face restored only. | SOLD FOR £160 |
| 259 |  |
Midland Railway cast iron Weak Bridge Notice. Signed “James Williams Secretary Derby April 28th. 1875”. A fine early sign face restored only. | SOLD FOR £110 |
| 260 |  |
Cast aluminium Locomotive Nameplate “Redgauntlet” as carried by the BR Class 87 OHWE Loco No. 87026 built by BREL Crewe in May 1974 and named as the plate between May 1978 and October 1982 then renamed “Sir Richard Arkwright”. 51in. long. In ex-loco condition. | SOLD FOR £3050 |
| 261 |  |
London Transport “Queensway” and “Central Line” enamel Station Frieze Signs. (2). 44in. and 20in. long respectively. | SOLD FOR £150 |
| 262 |  |
Great Central Railway cast iron Signal Post Finial. Unrestored and lacking its wooden top. | SOLD FOR £40 |
| 263 |  |
Aveling & Porter brass Horse and Invicta Scroll Plate as carried by a road roller. Good original condition. | n/s |
| 264 |  |
“Fowler Leeds” brass Plate 17.75in. long. | SOLD FOR £220 |
| 265 |  |
London North Western Railway 3 aspect Handlamp from the GN&LNW Joint Line. Stamped “L&NWR Car Dept. Wolverton” and “LNWR Hallaton Eng. Dept. A29829”. Complete with all fittings and glasses and unpainted. Hallaton closed in May 1857. | SOLD FOR £220 |
| 266 |  |
Cast iron Locomotive Shedplate “51B” (Newport). Face restored only a while ago. | SOLD FOR £260 |
| 267 |  |
BR(W) fully flanged enamel Station Totem Sign “Blaenrhondda”. Light chipping only, good colour and shine. A former Rhondda & Swansea Bay station closed in Feb. 1968. | SOLD FOR £2150 |
| 268 |  |
Great Northern and London & North Western Joint Railway fully titled cast iron Trespass Notice. Very nicely face restored only. | SOLD FOR £210 |
| 269 |  |
Great Western Railway Cart Lamp with large oval company title brass plate to the top in a style not seen before. Complete and in v.g.c. together with a “GWR” base stamped ‘beehive’ conical oil can in v.g.c. (2). | SOLD FOR £80 |
| 270 |  |
Great Western Railway cast iron Locomotive Cabside Numberplate “6347”. Fine ex-loco condition as carried by the 2-6-0 4300 Class w/d from Llanelly in March 1963 and cut up by Ward’s, Briton Ferry. | SOLD FOR £360 |
| 271 |  |
Coloured Signal Box Diagram “Farnworth & Bold” between Widnes and Sutton Oak Jct. on the former L&NWR. V.g.c. and in a glazed frame with suspension hangers. 38.5x19in. o/all. | SOLD FOR £260 |
| 272 |  |
BR(S) quad royal pictorial Poster “Isle of Wight” featuring a map of the island by Lander. V.g.c. with no folds and in a glazed frame ready to wall mount. | SOLD FOR £520 |
| 273 |  |
Chromed cast brass Locomotive Worksplate “The English Electric Company Ltd. London No. 2870 / D586. 1960 The Vulcan Foundry Ltd. Locomotive Works England”. As carried by BR Type 3 later Class 37 No. D6707 / 37007 named “Third Anglian Regiment”. Later named “British Steel Skinningrove”. | SOLD FOR £820 |
| 274 |  |
Cast aluminium Locomotive Nameplate “County of Leicestershire” as carried by the Midland Main Line Inter-City 125 Power Car No. 43060 and fitted in Sept. 1997. 59in. long. Ex-loco condition with Midland Main Line paintwork. | SOLD FOR £2050 |
| 275 |  |
Two rolled colour-washed linen Plans of “Snainton Station North Eastern Railway” (Pickering – Seamer Line). V.g.c. (2). | SOLD FOR £90 |
| 276 |  |
“Midland Railway” brass plated Edmondson cast iron Ticket Dater together with a box of type. V.g.c. | SOLD FOR £100 |
| 277 |  |
BR(NE) half flanged enamel Station Totem Sign “Market Weighton”. Very good ex-station condition from the former NER structure between York and Beverley closed in Nov. 1965. | SOLD FOR £1750 |
| 278 |  |
Cast iron Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate “78042” as carried by the BR Standard Class 2 2-6-0 built at Darlington in 1954. A Bank Hall engine mainly, it was w/d Sept. 1965 from Toton and cut up by Ward’s, Killamarsh. | SOLD FOR £470 |
| 279 |  |
Industrial Locomotive brass Whistle. V.g.c. 8.5in. tall. | SOLD FOR £160 |
| 280 |  |
Cast iron Locomotive Shedplate “27F” (Southport then Brunswick in Liverpool). A scarce code in restored condition. | SOLD FOR £140 |
| 281 |  |
BR(M) steel Notice Board with maroon “British Railways” enamelled header below which is a blackened area for chalking notices etc. V.g.c. 48×25.75in. | SOLD FOR £80 |
| 282 |  |
LNER, GCR pattern 3 aspect Handlamp stamped “LNE-C 8320” and brass plated “London North Eastern Railway Bradford Adolphus St.” Unrestored. Complete with all fittings and glasses except red shade. | SOLD FOR £220 |
| 283 |  |
LNER cast brass ‘9×5’ Locomotive Works Numberplate “London North Eastern Railway 68272 (strip) Gateshead Works 1892”. As carried by the J71 Class 0-6-0T. W/d from Thornaby Feb. 1961 and cut up at Darlington. | SOLD FOR £320 |
| 284 |  |
Oval cast brass Locomotive Worksplate “No. 4003 1927 The Vulcan Foundry Limited Newton-le-Willows Lancashire”. As carried by the LMS Class 4P Compound 4-4-0 No. (4)1190. It was w/d 1958 and cut up at Derby. | SOLD FOR £260 |
| 285 |  |
North Eastern Railway enamel Station Doorplate “Ladies”. General light edge wear mainly. | SOLD FOR £130 |
| 286 |  |
Southern Railway Bulleid Pacific Locomotive brass Whistle Valve. | SOLD FOR £400 |
| 287 |  |
Cast iron Locomotive Shedplate “81A” (Old Oak Common). Face restored only. | SOLD FOR £100 |
| 288 |  |
Great Western Railway cast brass Locomotive Cabside Numberplate “4993” as carried by the ‘Hall’ Class 4-6-0 named “Dalton Hall” after the building near Beverley. Built in 1931 it was allocated to Reading, Worcester, Taunton finally w/d from Severn Tunnel Junction in 1965 and cut up by Hayes, Bridgend. | n/s |
| 289 |  |
Engraved brass Locomotive Worksplate “Kitson & Co. Limited 1921 Leeds”. The rear bosses ground down and two small face drilled holes for mounting otherwise face polished only. Reputedly carried by the GNR H3 Class 2-6-0 No. 1681, later LNER Class K2 4681 and BR No. 61771. W/d from Colwick Dec. 1960. | SOLD FOR £220 |
| 290 |  |
BR(W) fully flanged enamel Station Totem Sign “Widney Manor”. Small face chips only. Good colour and shine. A former GWR station between Solihull and Knowle and Dorridge. | SOLD FOR £400 |
| 291 |  |
GNR 3 aspect Handlamp stamped GNR 18307 and date stamped for 1913. Brass plated “Great Northern Railway Company Peterboro Gd. 9”. Complete with integral vessel, all fittings and glasses. Restored. | SOLD FOR £150 |
| 292 |  |
Cast aluminium Locomotive Train Headboard “C.T.A.C. Scottish Tours Express” (Creative Travel Agents Conference). Face painted North Eastern Region orange. The ex-loco back lettered “Return to Nev. Hill” i.e. Leeds Neville Hill M.P.D. | n/s |
| 293 |  |
Cast iron Locomotive Shedplate “85B” (Gloucester, Horton Road). Unrestored. Marked on the back is “6993”. “Arthog Hall” was allocated here between Sept. 1961 and Dec. 1964. | SOLD FOR £330 |
| 294 |  |
Cast iron Sign with eight lines of text regarding operating the goods hoist. Thought to be GWR. Face restored only a while ago. 23×19.5in. | SOLD FOR £50 |
| 295 |  |
London Chatham and Dover Railway china Fruit Bowl on a pedestal foot. Full company title and coat of arms displayed inside and outside. Made by E.P. & Co. Stoke. A couple of rim chips but still a nice piece. 8in. dia. x 3.25in. tall. | SOLD FOR £40 |
| 296 |  |
North Eastern Railway china Bowl face marked with a large ornate “NER” cartouche by Royal Doulton and in v.g.c. 10in. dia. x 5in. tall. | SOLD FOR £30 |
| 297 |  |
LMS (Scottish Division) Tyer’s Type F mahogany cased Block Instrument with trafolite plate “Shotts Stn”. A location between Edinburgh and Glasgow. | SOLD FOR £240 |
| 298 |  |
Cheshire Lines 3 aspect sliding knobs Handlamp stamped “CLC P.Way 1” and brass plated “Cheshire Lines Delamere P.Way 10D 1G”. Complete with “CLC” rape oil vessel, lining drum, all fittings and glasses. Restored. One brass knob (present requires re-soldering. | SOLD FOR £580 |
| 299 |  |
LNER cast iron Station Seatback Nameplate “Saltmarshe”. V.g.c. 36in. long. A former NER station north east of Goole. | SOLD FOR £440 |
| 300 |  |
Cast brass Locomotive Nameplate “Firdaussi” as carried by the LNER A3 Class Pacific No. 60038 built at Doncaster in 1934 and named after the winning racehorse of the 1932 St. Leger. A Newcastle and Leeds engine it was w/d Nov. 1963 and cut up at Darlington. One of the final batch of A3’s with Gill Sans lettering and displayed on a lined out splasher bearing a wooden plaque engraved “60038 an old friend”. | n/s |