Sale TAL9 - 27 October 2018 - at the Croydon Park Hotel REALISATIONS Lot Truncated Description Hammer 1 London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATE for route 253 Eastern National in the green lettering35 used for other operators. Running between Upminster and Brentwood, this route would have had LT e-plates at both ends, at least. In very good, ex-use condition. [1] 2 Very large quantity of London Transport Central Buses POCKET MAPS from 1965-1990s. A very55 comprehensive collection with a little duplication noted. Many include the relevant amendment leaflets Most are in very good to excellent condition. [120+] 3 London Transport bus allocation and running number STENCIL-PLATE HOLDER from New Cross70 (NX) garage with running number plate '25'. The holder is of the type introduced for modernised RFs in 1967 and subsequently fitted to DMS, Titan, Metrobus etc as well as replacements on Routemasters. Plus a Routemaster BODYBUILDER'S PLATE 'Park Royal Vehicles Ltd'. Both items in good, ex-use condition. [2] 4 London Transport RT-type bus BONNET FLEETNUMBER PLATE from RT 3018. The original bus100 to carry this number entered service in 1953 at Ponders End (E) garage and the last with this number was withdrawn from service at Hendon (AE) garage in 1973 and scrapped that year. In ex-vehicle condition. [1] 5 London Underground enamel PLATFORM ROUNDEL from Great Portland Street station on180 the Metropolitan, Hammersmith & City & Circle Lines. A medium-size sign in three parts (no frame) measuring 32" (82cm] across the bar. The station is one of those renowned for water ingress and the sign evidences this with some staining and small signs of corrosion at the edges but is still a very reasonable example. [1 sign in 3 parts] 6 1989 London Underground POSTER MAP. Measures 34.5" x 24.5" (88cm x 62cm). Interesting0 features include Mansion House station closed for rebuilding, Jubilee Line running from Stanmore to Charing Cross and Network South-East lines shown from Elephant & Castle to Kentish Town and from Moorgate to Finsbury Park. A few light creases but otherwise in very good condition. [1] 7 Pair of 1950s/60s London Transport BUS STOP FLAGS, one 'Compulsory', one 'Request'. These130 are 'boat'-type flags, double-sided, hollow, and measure 18" x 16" (46cm x 40cm). In ex-use condition with some weathering and small chips. [2] 8 Selection of London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATES, all designated Mon-Sat and for routes80 9, 10, 23, 51A, 55 and 241. All are in very good, ex-use condition. [6] 9 Selection of Railway RULE BOOKS comprising Great Western Railway 1933, repr. 1945 (very good0 condition), London Midland & Scottish Railway 1933, repr.1939 (well-used), British Railways, London Midland Region, AC Electrified Lines, July 1960 (very good condition) and London Transport Executive 1933, repr.1955 (damage at base of spine, otherwise good). [4] 10 City of Westminster enamel STREET SIGN from Surrendale Place, W9 which leads off Sutherland0 Avenue in Maida Vale, near the Regent's Canal and not far from Little Venice. A c.1960s/70s sign, fully-flanged and measuring 35" x 17.5" (89cm x 44cm). A few small blemishes on the flange but otherwise in excellent condition. [1] 11 Bus conductor's wooden TICKET RACK, 14-position, with quantity of used London Transport85 punch tickets plus a London Transport EMERGENCY TICKET RACK, ex Merton (AL) garage, with part-used punch ticket packs plus a Routemaster plastic radiator GRILLE BADGE in ex-use condition with loss of paint to the semi-circles of the bullseye. [3] 12 1956 quad-royal POSTER MAP 'London & Suburbs, Main Line Railways and connecting Railways65 of London Transport'. A very detailed, interesting map with many now-closed lines and stations. Has been folded and has a few edge-scuffs but overall in good condition. [1] 13 London Transport Central Buses Senior Driving Instructor's CAP BADGE. This is the early 1960s80 issue in 'gold'-plated base-metal with enamel and two raised infills. In very good, lightly-used condition. [1] 14 1871 Railway BOOK 'Über das englische Eisenbahn' ('About the English Railway') by H Schwabe.0 German text, published in Berlin. Chapters on history, economic factors, technical aspects, stations, underground railways in London, rolling stock, narrow-gauge (eg Festiniog), fares, Railway Clearing House. 134pp inside hard covers with a fold-out map of London railways. Some cover stains and age-spotting in places, name on cover but generally very good. [1] 15 2000 London Underground quad-royal POSTER MAP 'London Connections' showing the Underground,30 Tramlink and National Rail services with Travelcard zones and station index etc. Framed behind acrylic, 52" x 42" (132cm x 107cm) with the frame, and in very good condition. [1] 16 1910 LEAFLET 'Summer Tours on the River Thames - Season 1910'. Issued by Salter Bros of Oxford.0 Folds out to 4 double-sided panels with timetables, fares and details of combined, through tickets via the Great Western Railway (GWR). A most unusual item in very good, lightly-used condition. [1] 17 Large quantity of London Transport & other operators' PAPERWORK comprising PANEL TIMETABLES50 & STICKERS, DESTINATION STICKERS, INTERIOR POSTERS, BUS STOP STICKERS etc. Huge variety, some duplication, all in good to very good condition. [quantity] 18 Small selection of London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATES comprising routes 115 Mon-Fri,45 403 Fare Stage and 483 (the former 403 through service to Sevenoaks, renumbered from 403A). In very good, ex-use condition, the second one needs cleaning! [3] 19 Selection of 1937 London Transport AREA TIMETABLE BOOKLETS comprising South-West Area200 for June, North-East and Western Areas for April-June and North-West, South-East and South-West Areas for May. In good to very good, used conditions. [6] 20 Selection of 1936-7 London Transport AREA TIMETABLE BOOKLETS comprising North-West140 Area for August 1936, South-West Area for October 1936, North-East Area for Oct-Dec 1936, Western Area for Jan-Mar 1937, North-West Area for Feb 1937 and South-West Area for Mar 1937. Condition ranges from well-used to very good. [6] 21 London Underground 1938-Tube Stock enamel CAB DESTINATION PLATE for Archway / Colindale40 on the Northern Line. A double-sided plate with brass ends. In ex-use condition, needs a thorough clean-up. [1] 22 Two bus-related SIGNS, the first a c1970s 'Parcel Agent' example for United Counties, measuring50 15" x 12" (38cm x 31cm), and the other a West Riding bus stop flag measuring 12" (31cm) square. Both are double-sided signs, the former has a flange at the fixing edge. The former is in excellent condition, minor blemishes only, the latter is well-used with some weathering. [2] 23 Selection of early London MAPS & GUIDES comprising Collins' Standard Map of London. (undated130 but c1850s, not all London rail termini yet shown), W H Smith & Sons 'Map of Environs of London' (undated but c1860s, inner circle line not yet complete), Bacon's 'Large-Print Map of London & Suburbs' (undated but c1905) and 1912 'The ABC Guide to London'. The maps are in good, used condition, some of the guide pages are loose. [4] 24 September 1895 edition of BRADSHAW'S General Railway & Steam Navigation GUIDE, issue85 no 746. 860pp, in very good condition other than a repair to the spine. [1] 25 A Daimler bus MANUFACTURER'S BADGE as fitted to early Daimler Fleetlines etc. Made of stainless55 steel, a high-quality, solid item. Measures 15" x 4" (38cm x 10cm) and has been mounted on wood for display purposes. In very good condition with minor blemishes from use. [1] 26 1931 REPORT of the 1930 Tour of USA & Canada undertaken by officers of the Underground30 Group Omnibuses and Tramways, a 52pp illustrated book in good condition, plus London Transport ANNUAL REPORTS for the years 1939 and 1940, both in good condition. [3] 27 1940s/50s London Transport enamel BUS STOP FLAG 'Request'. An E3 type with runners for70 3 e-plates on each side. Double-sided with two enamel plates inside a bronze frame and retaining its original fixing rods. Some weathering and small blemishes, one set-screw missing at top of frame, needs some TLC. [1] 28 Small selection of 1930s-60s London Transport TIMETABLE BOOKLETS comprising London Area55 July 1934, Red Road Guide August-October 1936 (both in good condition), Inspector's 'Red Book' October 1955 (worn cover and first pages) and Green Line Coach Guide and Central Bus Timetables both Winter 1961 (both lightly used). [5] 29 London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATE for Southdown route 73A with the green lettering60 used by LT for other operators' services. We think was located in Horsham. In very good, ex-use condition. [1] 30 1952 British Railways (London Midland Region) CARRIAGE PRINT 'The Entrance to Euston Station,90 London' by Claude Buckle RI, RSMA (1905-1973). From the series 'Railway Architecture'. Shows the original station with the Doric Arch which was demolished in 1960. 25" x 10" (63cm x 25cm). A few scuffs at the lower edge but overall very good. Framed & glazed in an original-style frame. [1] 31 Pair of British Railways (London Midland Region) CARRIAGE PRINTS comprising 'Travel in 1845'60 by C Hamilton Ellis (1909-1987) from the 1951 'Travel in' series and 'Conway River & Conway Castle' by Reginald Lander (1913-1980) from the 1957 'D' series. Both are 25" x 10" (63cm x 25cm) and generally in very good condition, the former has a little age-darkening. Framed & glazed in original-style frames. [1] 32 Considerable quantity of 1950s/60s British Railways LEAFLETS for Holiday Runabout Tickets,45 Excursions etc (c60), little duplication, plus further quantity (c20) of 1960s/70s sundry British Rail LEAFLETS, mostly different. Generally in good to very good condition, some of the early leaflets are age-darkened. [c80] 33 British Railways (Midland Region) guard's 3-aspect HANDLAMP complete with reservoir and38 burner. In good condition, body has been repainted in matt black. [1] 34 April 1926 issue of the 'Stingemore' London Underground linen-card POCKET MAP. This is 320a special edition produced for the Astoria Cinema and is over-printed on the map-side with details of the venue, opening in January (1927?) and highlighting Leicester Square & Tottenham Court Road stations. In very good, lightly-used condition. [1] 35 1981 London Underground quad-royal POSTER MAP designed by Paul Garbutt. Shows the 130first stage of the Jubilee Line from Stanmore to Charing Cross. In excellent condition with minor edge scuffs only. [1] 36 London Transport RTW-bus BODYBUILDER'S PLATE for Leyland Motors Ltd from one of the 70500 RTW-type Leyland 6RTs with bodies built by this firm in 1949-50. An uncommon plate in very good, ex-use condition, an excellent example. [1] 37 Pair of double-sided BUS STOP FLAGS, the first a 1950s/60s enamel, fully-flanged Thames Valley70 sign 'Request' measuring 16" x 15" (41cm x 38cm) and the second a 1970s aluminium Alder Valley sign 'Fare Stage', flanged at one vertical edge. Both are in good, ex-use condition. [2] 38 Quantity of London Transport bus stop FINIALS. These were embellishments fitted to the tops25 of bus stop posts from the 1940s-1970s, coloured red for buses (Central and Country areas) and green for coaches. These red finials are of the type used on the older-style concrete posts and are made of a porcelain-type material similar to electrical insulators. 5" (12cm) high and in ex-use condition, one is damaged. [6] 39 London Transport enamel 1940s/50s BUS & COACH STOP FLAG with runners for 6 e-plates.160 A single-sided sign measuring 18" x 26" (46cm x 66cm). Generally in very good, ex-use condition, just a little weathered in places. [1] 40 London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATE for routes 168A Mon-Fri and 259 Mon-Sat. This60 'split' plate would have been located on the stretch between King's Cross and Turnpike Lane. In very good, ex-use condition. [1] 41 Selection of 1924 British Empire Exhibition, Wembley items comprising the Daily News Souvenir50 GUIDE BOOKLET (80 pp, some foxing marks), a small brass SOUVENIR MEDAL, 8 official POSTCARDS in original envelope (unused, very good condition), Underground LEAFLET 'This Way to the Exhibition' and a further postcard 'Floral St', used & bearing a 1d BEE postage stamp. Plus two BOOKLETS issued on the 50th anniversary in 1974 by the Wembley History Society (very good condition). [14 items] 42 Rail & Bus ephemera comprising Oct 1935 LT TIMETABLE, South-West Area (lightly-used), quantity50 of used RAIL & BUS TICKETS from late 1940s on, incl GWR, SR Forces on Leave, LT bus, coach & tram, provincial bus etc, 1928 Southern Railway POCKET DIARY (very good, unmarked), 1933 LT Underground RULE BOOK (1955 reprint) (very good condition) and 1944 Ian Allan ABC of London Transport (lightly used). [Tickets + 4] 43 Selection of London Underground POCKET MAPS comprising 2 x Beck card diagrams - No 1,70 1945 (245) in excellent, near-mint condition and 1957 (1156), lightly-used with annotations on reverse, plus 4 x the fold-out, paper issues: No 1 1937, No 1 1938, No 1 1939 and No 1 1947, in good to very good condition. [6] 44 Quantity of LONDON TRANSPORT MAGAZINES from the 1st edition in April 1947 to December40 1950. Almost a complete run, a couple of issues missing but a couple of duplicates a well. Condition varies from very well used to very reasonable. [43] 45 Selection of 1947-49 London Transport Country Area Buses OFFICIALS' TIMETABLE BOOKLETS160 comprising North-West, South & South-West Districts for October 1947, South District for March 1948, North-West & South-West Districts for October 1948, North/North-East, North-West & South Districts for May 1949 and South, South-East & South-West Districts for October 1949. In good to very good condition. [12] 46 Selection of 1946-47 London Transport Country Area Buses OFFICIALS' TIMETABLE BOOKLETS160 comprising North-East & Western Areas for February 1946, South-West Area for March 1946, North-East, North-West & South-West Areas for May 1946, Western Area for June 1946, Western Area for Dec 1946, North-East, North-West & South-West Areas for January 1947 and North-West District for June 1947. In good to very good condition. [12] 47 London Underground 1938-Tube Stock enamel CAB DESTINATION PLATE for Drayton Pk on 55the former Northern City tube line. A single-sided plate with brass ends. In ex-use condition. [1] 48 London Transport RTW bus offside ROUTE NUMBER PLATE for route 74B. This route was introduced40 in 1963, the same year that the use of these plates was phased out, so this example would have only been used for a short time, hence its very good condition. Plus a brass London Underground AIR PRESSURE GAUGE marked 'LER' (London Electric Railway) in cosmetically good, ex-use condition. [2] 49 Selection of bus and coach BADGES comprising a 1970s chrome & enamel Leyland Tiger GRILLE90 BADGE (appears unused, very small enamel loss towards bottom r/h corner), a Guy Motors, resin INDIAN HEAD MOTIF 'Feathers in our Cap', British Leyland CHASSIS PLATE, a (Duple) Dominant plastic BADGE and 2 x Berkhof plastic BADGES (one is broken). Plus a brass Historic Commercial Vehicle Club CAR BADGE in unused condition. [7] 50 Small selection of London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATES comprising routes 455, 467 45Fare Stage and 800. In good to very good, ex-use condition. [3] 51 London Underground enamel PLATFORM ROUNDEL from Holborn Station on the Central2200 and Piccadilly Lines. This is the smaller-size sign, from the track-side, measuring 24" (61cm) across by 19.5" (50cm) high, c1980s, in three parts plus bronze frame. In very good, ex-use condition. [3 parts + frame] 52 Quantity (35) of 1980s British Railways or London Underground CARRIAGE PANELS advertising35 Inter-City services to Leeds, Leicester and Newcastle. Printed on thick card, 3 different types. Measure 24" x 11" (61cm x 28cm) and in excellent, unused condition. [35] 53 London Transport RT bus FRONT REGISTRATION PLATE NLE 855 from RT 3748. The original 40RT 3748 entered service at Merton garage in 1953 and the last to carry this number finished as a trainer at Dalston garage in 1977 and was scrapped the following year. In good, ex-vehicle condition. [1] 54 1926 London Underground linen-card POCKET MAP from the Stingemore-designed series 130of 1925-32. This is the third edition, dated April 1926, and is in the smaller size of the first 5 editions. A few small, light stains and a small annotation on the map but otherwise a very good example. [1] 55 Two sets of London Underground 1983 Tube Stock aluminium STOCK-NUMBER PLATES from85 3-car units of the second batch: 3640, 4640 and 3740 plus 3641, 4641 and 3741, each unit being two motor cars and one trailer. These plates were located inside the cars above the inter-communicating doors. In very good, ex-use condition. [6] 56 London Transport bus stop enamel Q-PLATE 'Queue this side for 89, 124A, 132, Queue other160 side for 124, 126, 160, 160A, 228'. This would have been located in Eltham, possibly at Well Hall Station. With the large number of routes covered, this is one of what was probably just one matching pair. In very good, ex-use condition. The adjacent lot is for the matching plate from the other side of the bus stop. [1] 57 London Transport bus stop enamel Q-PLATE 'Queue this side for 124, 126, 160, 160A, 228,380 Queue other side for 89, 124A, 132 '. This would have been located in Eltham, possibly at Well Hall Station. With the large number of routes covered, this is one of what was probably just one matching pair. In very good, ex-use condition. The adjacent lot is for the matching plate from the other side of the bus stop. [1] 58 Selection of London Underground MAPS comprising 1919 (2-10-19) in fragile, poor condition,50 1924 (3/4/24) ex-guidebook, printed on thin paper, c.1936 ex LPTB annual report, partially stuck to card and a 1982 quad-royal POSTER MAP by Garbutt, laminated and in ex-use condition, quite poor with stains in places. [4] 59 Selection of 1980s Luton & District and London Country North-West bus driver's UNIFORM 50ITEMS comprising 5 jackets, one pair of trousers and 4 shirts. The jackets appear to be large sizes, the shirts are size 16. The shirts are unused, in their original packets, the other items may also be unused. [10] 60 Small selection of London Transport bus and coach stop enamel E-PLATES comprising routes55 406, 422 and Green Line Express 727, the latter white on a blue background and accompanied by 2 small b&w photographs taken in the 1960s of RF coaches on the 727. All in very good condition. [3 plates, 2 photos] 61 Pair of London Transport Metropolitan Line CARRIAGE MAPS on thick card, both showing the70 line in green, the geographical version dated 1945 and the diagrammatic type undated but 1930/40s. These maps were located in the compartments of T-stock and steam-hauled carriages. They measure 24.5" x 8.5" (62cm x 21cm). As is common, both have the corners removed and slight damp-staining at the edges, the first has one vertical fold. [2] 62 Quantity of 1920s-1950s London General, Tilling's, London Transport Private Hire & Tours 250LEAFLETS. Huge variety, including Coach Hire, Motor-Coach Tours, School Picnics & Pleasure Parties, Conducted Coach Tours, See London, Special Excursions etc. Minimal duplication, most are in good to very good condition. [37] 63 Selection of 1960s London Transport Central Buses BOOKLETS "Allocation of Scheduled Buses"55 commencing with issue no 1 from May 1962 plus further issues 3, 4 (2 copies), 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 13 dated September 1968. Generally in good, ex-use condition, most have the official amendments pasted in or annotated. [10] 64 London Transport trolleybus front REGISTRATION PLATE EXV 163 from K2-class vehicle 1163.280 Vendor advises that this was fitted at Hammersmith depôt following accident damage. A most unusual item in that London trolleybuses normally had the front registration applied as transfers directly to the bodywork. Obtained by vendor from Colindale scrapyard c.1961 and in very good, ex-use condition. [1] 65 London Transport trolleybus items obtained by vendor c.1960/61 from Colindale scrapyard160 comprising a pair of 'Private' DESTINATION BLIND PANELS with top leaders, one from Hanwell depôt dated 2.8.60, ex F1 vehicle 685, and the other from Fulwell depôt dated 6.1.59, a destination box WINDING GEAR, two small pieces of MOQUETTE MATERIAL, a COIN TESTER, farechart holder HANDLE and a quantity of REXINE PATCHES from the rear platforms (classes, overhaul dates). Most items have the vehicle number on the reverse. [38 items] 66 London Transport trolleybus items comprising 11 x 1961 'Buses for Trolleybuses' PANEL POSTERS0 for various routes (used condition), 5 x 1959-60 'Buses for Trolleybuses' POCKET TIMETABLES (lightly-used), 1959 double-sided FARECHART for routes 607/655 (well-used) plus 5 x 1960s/70s INTERIOR POSTERS for RF/GS and RT/RM buses in good, unused condition. [22 items] 67 Pair of London Transport trolleybus BELL PUSHES, one bakelite ex-B1 vehicle and the other 80metal ex-C3 vehicle 312, both obtained by vendor at Colindale scrapyard, plus a brass BODY TAG from a TD2-type single-decker bus, marked on reverse 'TD 95', plus a Routemaster GREASE NIPPLE ADAPTOR (new old stock) and 2 x very small READING COACHWORK PLATES. [6 items] 68 Selection of VEHICLE BADGES comprising a c1930s AEC brass radiator badge, a 1940s/50s London50 Transport RT bus bodybuilder's plate 'Weymann's Ltd' and two 1980s rally plaques. All in very good condition. [4] 69 Selection of enamel VEHICLE BADGES comprising 2 x 1930s-style replica Green Line radiator45 plates, an AEC radiator plate and 2 x AEC wheel-hub/engine block plates, these probably the 'after-market' type made to original specifications. All in very good to excellent condition. [5] 70 Pair of original 1940s/50s London Transport RT-type bus enamel RADIATOR BADGES, one from65 a Central Area (red) bus and the other from a Country Area (green) bus. Both in ex-use condition with small blemishes. [2] 71 1950s/60s London Transport enamel BUS STOP SIGN 'Kingston Fairfield West' from a 'Keston'250 wooden bus shelter served by buses on routes 65, 201 and 265. A flanged, single-sided sign measuring 18" (46cm) square and in excellent condition with minor blemishes only. [1] 72 Quantity of BUS TIMETABLES and London Transport POCKET MAPS & LEAFLETS comprising95 28 x late-1960s-early 1970s timetable booklets including examples from East Kent, Eastern Counties, Southdown etc, generally in very good condition, plus 100+ LT maps and timetable leaflets etc, 1950s-1970s (some duplication), in varying condition, some used, some very good. [130+ items] 73 Selection of 1950s BUS TIMETABLE BOOKLETS comprising Devon General 18 March 1956, Maidstone85 & District 15 June 1955, Southdown Jun-Sep 1955, Sep 1955-Jun 1956, Jun-Sep 1956 and Southern National Jun-Sep 1955. Lightly-used but generally in very good condition. [6] 74 Selection of London Transport brass bus CHASSIS/BODY TAGS comprising B D 1 (Daimler Utility),55 LTL-1/2 ('Scooter' LT), B RT 2/2 ('pre-war' RT), B STL 5 and B STL 11 (both standard STLs) plus a London Transport metal COIN TESTER marked LPTB, believed to be ex-tramcar, plus a quantity (40+) of conductor's TIMING CLOCK DOCKETS, all from Middle Row (X) garage and dated 1951 - most unusual items. [c50 items] 75 Considerable quantity (47) of British Railways and successors SIGNAL BOX TRAIN REGISTERS100 dated from the 1950s to 2000+ (most are 1950s-1980s) for a wide range of boxes, most appear to be Western Region. Plus a small selection (4) of 1960s BR training course manuals for diesel and electric locomotives. All are in ex-use condition. [51] 76 Selection of London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATES comprising routes 142, 301 Fare Stage,85 302, 311, 321, 335, 336 plus 'Head Stop'. In varying, ex-use condition, 2 are weathered, the rest are excellent. [8] 77 London Transport enamel BUS STOP FLAG (Request version). A single-sided sign in a slightly85 smaller size than the full flags. These were made to be fixed over the stop flags on wooden bus shelters when the 'denomination' of the stop needed changing and they have screw-holes in the corners for this purpose. They are rather unusual. Measures 16" x 14" (41cm x 36cm). In very good, ex-use condition. [1] 78 Railway Year Books for 1918 and 1953-54 plus a quantity (25) of issues of The Railway Magazine0 from 1922 to 1959 (a few are duplicated) including a bound volume for 1948. Generally in good to very good condition. [28 items] 79 Selection of Ian Allan COMBINED VOLUMES of Locomotives & Motive Power, all original issues0 and in very good to excellent, unmarked condition. Comprises issues for 1967, 1968 (last year of steam), 1971, 1981 & 1989. [5] 80 Pair of London Underground enamel 'HALF-MOONS' from a platform bullseye sign. These 150are 1930s/40s vintage with the black lining out and measure a maximum of 38.5" (98cm) across and 14.5" (37cm) down. These can be matched to a standard 59" (150cm) bar. A couple of small chips but generally in very good, ex-use condition. [2] 81 Pair of London Underground station ROUNDEL FRAMES in bronze. These are the very small350 size versions, 17" x 14" (43cm x 35cm), and designed to take a 3-piece enamel sign. In very good, ex-use condition. [2] 82 Considerable quantity of London Transport etc POCKETS MAPS 1920s on, comprising Central130 Buses x 20 from 1925 on, Country Buses x 10 from 1948 on, Green Line Coaches x 23 from 1946 on, Underground x 32 from 1946 on plus sundry issues plus a few leaflets eg New Victoria Line etc. Most are in good to very good condition. [98] 83 Pair of 1992 London Underground quad-royal POSTER MAPS, one dated January paper issue),0 the other November (vinyl issue), and both titled 'Journey Planner'. Now included are the North London Line, a section of Thameslink and the DLR, part of which is shown as under construction. Both are generally in very good condition with some evidence of previous folding. [2] 84 Selection of London Transport bus garage & trolleybus depôt ALLOCATION STENCIL PLATES90 for Victoria (GM), Hammersmith (HB), Southall, formerly Hanwell (HW), Holloway (J), Kingston (K), Mortlake (M), Muswell Hill (MH), Norbiton (NB), Romford, North Street (NS), New Cross (NX) and Alperton (ON) garages/depôts. In good to very good, ex-use condition. [11] 85 London Transport coach stop enamel E-PLATE 'National Express Coach Stop' in the red & blue75 of the National Bus Company with the NBC logo. From one of the relatively few locations in LT's area where coach operators from all over the UK (formerly part of the London Coastal Coaches consortium) were permitted to stop. In good, ex-use condition, a few blemishes at the edges. [1] 86 Derby Corporation Omnibus Department BUS STOP FLAG 'Queue This/Other Side for Slack120 Lane', once located at Normanton Road. Double-sided and measures 16" x 18.5" (431cm x 47cm), in well-used condition. Plus a pair of 'Leyland' bus or lorry WHEEL TRIMS measuring 13" (33cm) in diameter and in good, ex-use condition. [3] 87 c1930s-1950s City of Westminster enamel STREET SIGN from Montpelier Mews, SW7. Located200 just off the Brompton Road in Knightsbridge and round the corner from Harrods. Measures 36" x 15" (92cm x 38cm) and in generally good, ex-use condition with some small losses of enamel, mainly at the edges and corners. [1] 88 Selection of 1920s London Underground Group Tramways POCKETS MAPS in very good to130 excellent condition comprising issues dated Winter 1924-5, Winter 1925-26, Summer 1926 and 1927. [4] 89 Selection of c1919-1939 (mostly 1920s) Underground Group, London General, London Transport50 pocket-sized EXCURSION GUIDES & HOLIDAY LEAFLETS. Mostly in very good condition. [24] 90 Considerable quantity of Ian Allan ABC BOOKLETS comprising 17 x London Transport dated120 from 1944-1963 (one is a bound volume of several issues) and 20 x UK-wide bus operators dated 1950s-1960s. A few have underlinings but most are unmarked. Condition ranges from used to very good, most are the latter. [37] 91 c1931 issue of the 'Stingemore' London Underground linen-card POCKET MAP. This is a special650 edition produced for the Harry Schuman Ltd & Aw-Lyn Furniture and is over-printed on the cover and map-side with details of the business and highlighting Old Street station. In very good, lightly-used condition, some wear on the outer folds. [1] 92 Selection of 1930s/40s London Transport TIMETABLE BOOKLETS comprising London Area (well50 used) and Western Area (good condition), both dated January 1936, and Officials' Timetable for Country Area Buses, North-West Area, dated April 2nd 1941 (good condition). [3] 93 Box of mixed RAILWAYANA incl Polish Railways cast-iron sign, Austrian Railways carriage plate,160 BR car-park sign, signal-box lever plates (incl 2 x LT), Southern Region head-code stencils, LNER loco cab-side plate 1931 Darlington (number partially ground off, poss ex 7615 Gresley V1), GNR Bakelite ashtray, controller keys, nippers, whistle etc. [18 items] 94 Bell Punch TICKET PUNCH as used in London, all over the country and worldwide from the 1890s40 onwards. Machine no 82289, original operator unknown. In very good, ex-use condition (needs a clean) - punches and rings as it should. [1] 95 1959 London Transport RT-bus FARECHART for route 154 (1st issue after conversion from trolleybus)80 in good ex-use condition plus a selection (13) of London Transport ANNUAL REPORTS 1934-1938 (all with fold-out maps present bar 1934), 1939-45 & 1947. The last has loose covers & inserts, the rest are good to very good. Plus a 1935 London Transport APPOINTMENTS DIARY in very good condition, unused and complete. [15] 96 Selection of London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATES for routes 316, 350A Fare Stage, 36790 Special Journeys Only and 397 Special Journeys, Fare Stage (the last is an aluminium example). In good to very good, ex-use condition. [4] 97 London (Croydon) Tramlink DESTINATION BLIND. Dated 2000 and one of the first batch of blinds60 from the opening of the system, showing the routes as originally configured. A complete blind in very good, ex-use condition. [1] 98 Selection of transport PLATES & BADGES comprising a 1957 cast-iron railway WAGON PLATE0 'Met-Cammell', marked on reverse 'Dogfish Hopper Ballast Wagon', an alloy 'Bristol' bus/coach RADIATOR BADGE (both in good, ex-use condition) and a plastic COACHBUILDER'S PLATE 'Walter Alexander & Co', ex-use, a little faded. [3] 99 London Transport RT-bus items comprising a BONNET FLEETNUMBER PLATE from RT 3537 (original60 bus into service at Peckham garage in 1952 and the last with this number withdrawn from Bromley garage in 1970 and scrapped) and a FRONT REGISTRATION PLATE 'NLE 740' from RT 2972 (original bus into service at New Cross garage in 1953 and the last withdrawn from training duties at Bow garage in 1979 and scrapped). Both in ex-use, ex-scrapyard condition, the former has a small area of damage at the lower edge. {2] 100 Small selection of London Underground quad-royal POSTER MAPS comprising 1981 'London's65 Railways', 1984 'London Connections' and 1992 'Journey Planner', the last is a vinyl version. A few blemishes but generally in good to very good condition. [3] 101 Selection (3) of London Transport TEMPORARY BUS STOP FLAGS, one 'Request' and two 'Compulsory'.65 These were attached to lamp standards etc for short-term use. They are double-sided, aluminium and measure 18" x 21" (46cm x 53cm). In ex-use condition. [3] 102 1976 London Underground quad-royal POSTER MAP designed by Paul Garbutt. Shows the 170Piccadilly extension to Heathrow as 'opening late 1977' and first stage of the "Fleet" Line from Baker Street to Trafalgar Square as 'under construction'. In excellent condition with minor edge scuffs only. [1] 103 1970s London Transport Underground Area Manager's & Traffic Manager's CAP & CLOTH ('BULLION')40 BADGE. The hat is size 58 or 7 1/4 and is in good, ex-use condition. Plus a 1960s London Transport Central Buses DRIVER'S/CONDUCTOR'S CAP BADGE in enamelled chrome and in good, used condition. [2] 104 1908 District Railway POCKET REFERENCE MAP OF LONDON. This was the DR's version of the280 Underground map, a series which started in 1892. This edition now features the Underground Group logo on the cover and map although the map and information are still the DR's own, in fact the map is the 8th edition of their 'Miniature Map of London & Environs'. NB: This is a genuine pocket map (priced at 1/2d), not an ex-guidebook issue. In very good, lightly-used condition. [1] 105 Southern Railway STATION TARGET SIGN from Ascot station on the Waterloo to Reading line480 and junction for the Guildford branch. In 'as removed' condition with original grime, small losses to the enamel and edge corrosion. [1] 106 Pair of Southern Railway CARRIAGE PRINTS, the first a 'Road to Sunshine' network map, c.1930s,70 and the other a WW2 Blackout notice. Obtained by vendor in the 1960s from Isle of Wight railway coaches. In used condition with some wear. [2] 107 London Transport coach stop enamel E-PLATE for Green Line route 702 annotated 'Fare Stage'.220 In excellent, ex-use condition. [1] 108 1899 Belgian Railways TIMETABLE BROCHURE 'Dover-Ostend, Mail Route to the Continent' 45with timetables for various continental routes & other information. Two fold-out maps, one is for the St Gotthard Railway in Switzerland. Worn covers but contents are good. An unusual survivor. [1] 109 Selection of 1932-33 London General Omnibus Co PANEL TIMETABLES for routes numbered70 in the range 26 - 121. All are double-sided (one side pictured only) and in very good condition. [18] 110 1924 London Underground MAP. A special issue produced on thin paper and specifically for60 loose inclusion in an official Underground Group guidebook. Shows the site of the British Empire Exhibition. Single-sided, folded, opens out to 17.5" a 14.5" (45cm x 37cm). Lightly-used, one very small hole, otherwise very good. [1] 111 Officially bound volume of London Transport (LPTB) TRAFFIC CIRCULARS for Road Transport65 (Central Buses) for the year 1937, nos 98-124 (volume 24 in the series commenced by the LGOC in 1914). Some wear to the cover with a small piece of the spine missing, contents very good. A very scarce item. Other volumes also included in this sale. [1] 112 Officially bound volume of London Transport (LPTB) TRAFFIC CIRCULARS for Road Transport70 (Central Buses) for the year 1936, nos 71-97 (volume 23 in the series commenced by the LGOC in 1914). A little wear to the cover, contents very good. A very scarce item. Other volumes also included in this sale. [1] 113 Officially bound volume of London Transport (LPTB) TRAFFIC CIRCULARS for Road Transport70 (Central Buses) for the year 1935, nos 44-70 (volume 22 in the series commenced by the LGOC in 1914). Some wear to the cover, contents very good. A very scarce item. Other volumes also included in this sale. [1] 114 Pair of 1930s London Transport Tramways FARECHARTS for service/route 13 from Aldersgate0 to Highgate. The first, dated January 1934 has the early LPTB 'Tramways' logo at the top but is otherwise in the inherited LCC Tramways style. The second, dated June 1937, is in the full LPTB style. Both are in good to very good condition, a few age-marks in places, previously folded. [2] 115 London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATE for route 414 'Sunday Only' with red lettering.220 We think this may have been located at Dorking (formerly Dorking North) station from Mar-Oct 1969 when the Sunday service was run in two sections. In very good, ex-use condition. [1] 116 Full set (16) of London Transport 'Buses for Trolleybuses' TIMETABLE LEAFLETS covering the 014 stages of the trolleybus conversion programme from March 1959 to May 1962. Generally in good condition. [16] 117 1930s Southern National POSTER ROUTE MAP of bus services in the North Devon & North150 Cornwall Area. Also shows Western National services and Royal Blue Express Coaches. A superb poster with illustrations of Bristol G & H type buses and crests of all the counties & major towns around the edge. Undated but estimated mid-late 1930s from bus types. Measures 29" x 20" (74cm x 51cm) and is in very good condition. Folded. [1] 118 1930s Western National POSTER ROUTE MAP of bus services in the Cornwall area. Also shows240 Southern National services and Royal Blue Express Coaches. A superb poster with illustrations of Bristol G & H type buses and crests of all the counties & major towns around the edge. Undated but estimated mid-late 1930s from bus types. Measures 29" x 20" (74cm x 51cm) and is in very good condition, just a couple of edge scuffs. Folded. [1] 119 Pair of London Transport Routemaster front REGISTRATION PLATES, the first WLT 399 (ex-RM60 399, 1960-1985) and the other ALD 939B (ex-RM 1939, 1964-1986). Both are the suspended type with rubber protector strips and are in ex-vehicle condition. [2] 120 London Transport Routemaster bonnet FLEETNUMBER PLATE from RM 2098. The original 120bus with this number entered service at Chalk Farm (CF) garage in 1964 and the last RM 2098 finished service at Hounslow (AV) garage in 1986 and was scrapped the following year. Comes with the backing plate and is in good, ex-vehicle condition. [1] 121 Pair of 'Stingemore' London Underground linen-card POCKET MAPS, both are the issues with320 extra highlighting on the map (boxes and arrows) for Euston and St Pancras stations. One is c1930 (bluey-green cover) and the other is c1931 (blue cover). Both are in good, lightly-used condition. [2] 122 London Transport bus conductor's 'Gibson' TICKET MACHINE with box, as used on London190 buses 1950s-1990s. Machine no 31094, in working order. 'London Transport' was removed from the printing plate by LT upon disposal but a spare printing plate with the name intact is included. Plus 2 x London Transport 1960s CHANGE MACHINES as used by drivers to give change in 3d and 6d pieces on one-person-operated buses. In working order. [3] 123 London Transport bus conductor's WEBBING HARNESS for a Gibson ticket machine. A complete65 item with all clips and the apron. In good, ex-use condition. [1] 124 London Transport enamel BUS STOP FLAG (Compulsory version). A single-sided sign in a slightly85 smaller size than the full flags. These were made to be fixed over the stop flags on wooden bus shelters when the 'denomination' of the stop needed changing and they have screw-holes in the corners for this purpose. They are rather unusual. Measures 16" x 14" (41cm x 36cm). A couple of surface scratches, otherwise in good, ex-use condition. [1] 125 London Transport coach stop enamel E-PLATE for Green Line route 723 destinated Aldgate.95 Likely to have been located in Dagenham or Barking. In good, ex-use condition. [1] 126 London Transport coach stop enamel E-PLATE for Green Line route 716A destinated Stevenage.0 Likely to have been located between Hatfield & Knebworth although examples were also noted in central London. In good, ex-use condition. [1] 127 Pair of double-sided BUS STOP FLAGS comprising c.1960s Halifax Passenger Transport (13" 70x 20.5", 33cm x 52cm ) and 1980s/90s Guildford & West Surrey (London & Country style) on a former Alder Valley flag (12" x 12.5", 30cm X 32cm). Both are in good, ex-use condition. [2] 128 Selection of 1935-6 London Transport AREA TIMETABLE BOOKLETS comprising North-West170 Area for Dec 1935, South-East Area for Feb 1936, Western Area for Apr 1936, North-West Area for April 1936, South-West Area for June 1936 and Western Area for July-Oct 1936. Condition ranges from well-used to very good. [6] 129 Selection of 1935 London Transport AREA TIMETABLE BOOKLETS comprising North-West &140 Western Areas for July, North-East & South-East Areas for August, South-West Area for September and South-West Area for December. In good to very good, used condition. [6] 130 London Transport 'General' TIMETABLE of Omnibus Services, Northern Division for Winter 1933-3480 (31.1.34) in good condition plus similar for Green Line Coach Services dated 25-10-33 in used condition with some cover-wear. Both examples are still in the pre-LPTB style. [2] 131 Selection of 1935/6 London Transport Area TIMETABLES comprising issues for the North-East,85 North-West and South-East areas all dated October 1935 and for the South-West area dated October 1936. In lightly-used to very good condition. [4] 132 Quantity (13) of London Transport Official's TIMETABLES of Country Area Buses for various100 areas, dated from 1942-1953 and mostly in good to very good condition (a couple include the amendment leaflets) plus two public issues comprising Grays & Tilbury Districts Co-ordination dated 2 January 1952 and South West area for Summer 1961, both in good condition. [15] 133 London Transport bus conductor's leather CASH-BAG with budget key together with a 14-position,80 double-sided wooden TICKET RACK with spring-loaded sections, both items in good, ex-use condition, and a small selection (10) of unused London Transport COIN BAGS in 5/- and £5 denominations. [13 items] 134 London Transport ENAMEL SIGN 'No Smoking', probably from a bus garage or possible from70 Aldenham or Chiswick Works. Measures 42" x 8" (107cm x 20cm) and, apart from a few small blemishes, mainly around the screw-holes, is in excellent condition. [1] 135 1950s/60s enamel COACH STOP FLAG 'Associated Motorways'. A double-sided sign measuring190 13" x 10.5 " (33cm x 27cm). In excellent, ex-use condition. [1] 136 1902 'District [Railway] MAP of Greater London & Environs', 1st edition. The 1st issue of this90 edition. A linen-backed map inside hard covers, it folds out to 42" x 26" (107cm x 66cm). The usual wear to the covers, the front one is detached, the map is in good condition. [1] 137 Quantity (23 volumes) of London Transport Central Buses/London Country Buses consecutive70 YEAR-SETS OF TRAFFIC CIRCULARS comprising Central Buses 1966-1980 (15 years) and Country Buses 1970-77 (8 years). Loose-bound and appear to be complete sets (not 100% verified) plus some duplicates. In very good condition. [23 sets] 138 London Underground 1938-Tube Stock enamel CAB DESTINATION PLATE for Finchley Cen / 90London Bridge on the Northern Line. An unusual combination; London Bridge has been applied over the original destination 'Bushey Heath'. A double-sided plate with brass ends. In good, ex-use condition. [1] 139 Selection of small enamel London Underground SIGNS comprising 'Outside Porter available....'200 (with bronze frame), 'Private', 2 x signal identification plates plus a small plastic sign 'West Harrow' from a platform indicator display. All in ex-use condition. [5] 140 Selection of London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATES comprising routes 311, 312, 335, 75336 Fare Stage, 385A, 803 Express (blue background) plus 'Head Stop'. In varying, ex-use condition from lightly weathered to excellent. [7] 141 A c1930s Borough of St Marylebone enamel STREET SIGN from Park Road, NW1 which runs650 along the west side of Regent's Park from Baker Street to St John's Wood. The Metropolitan Borough of St Marylebone ceased to exist in 1965 when it was folded into an enlarged City of Westminster. The sign comes with its original bronze frame and measures 32" x 18" (81cm x 46cm). In very reasonable, ex-long use condition with some small chips and two small corrosion holes. [1] 142 London Transport OFFICIAL'S PLATE with id number 807 from the first series issued in the 1930s.65 Made of nickel-silver with enamel infills, these plates were issued to senior, plain-clothes officials and could be clipped to the breast pocket. The design originated in LGOC days and various versions have continued to be produced up to the present day. In good, ex-use condition with light surface scratches. [1] 143 Pair of London Transport Metropolitan Line CARRIAGE MAPS on thick card, one dated 1936110 showing the line in purple and the other dated 1945 showing it in green. These maps were located in the compartments of T-stock and steam-hauled carriages. They measure 24.5" x 8.5" (62cm x 21cm). As is common, both have the corners removed and some damp-staining, the second has one vertical fold. [2] 144 London Transport RT-type bus BONNET FLEETNUMBER PLATE from RT 2392. The original bus100 to carry this number entered service in 1949 at Willesden (AC) garage and the last with this number was withdrawn from service at Barking (BK) garage in 1975 and scrapped that year. In good, ex-vehicle condition. [1] 145 1914 London Underground POCKET MAP of the Electric Railways of London "What to see and170 how to see it". An unusual edition which mentions the April 1914 'Cup Tie' (Cup Final) on the reverse with a small map of how to get to the Crystal Palace. (Burnley beat Liverpool 1-0.) A little fragile at the folds (these WW1 maps were printed on poor-quality paper) and a few edge-scuffs but overall still a good copy. [1] 146 Bound volumes of the LEYLAND JOURNAL published by Leyland Motors Ltd, comprising volumes85 7-9, 1947-49, a total of 18 bi-monthly issues bound together. In very good condition. [1] 147 Railway Clearing House OFFICIAL RAILWAY MAP of London & its Environs dated 1902. Linen-backed,95 inside hard covers but front side of cover is missing. Opens out to 51" x 41" (130cm x 104cm). The RCH produced the most definitive UK railway maps from 1871 onwards and this London issue shows the main-line and Underground railways, including the first tube lines. Map is in good to very good condition. [1] 148 London Underground enamel PLATFORM ROUNDEL from Shepherd's Bush Station on the1100 Central Line. This is the smaller-size sign, from the track-side, measuring 24" (61cm) across by 19.5" (50cm) high, c1980s, in three parts plus bronze frame. In very good, ex-use condition, just some tiny spotting marks and other small blemishes. [3 parts + frame] 149 Set of London Underground enamel STOCK-NUMBER PLATES from a 4-car unit of 1962-Tube140 Stock comprising Driving Motor Cars 1580 & 1581, Trailer 2580 and Non-Driving Motor Car 9581. These plates were located inside the end of each car above the inter-communicating door. In very good, ex-use condition. [4] 150 Considerable quantity of 1950s London Transport Local Road & Rail TIMETABLES for a wide280 range of areas from Amersham to Woking. Most are dated in the mid-1950s and all are different although a couple of areas have several issues. Plus 3 x Green Line Coach Guides (timetable booklets) from 1955-56. A few booklets have light wear but most are in good to very good condition. [41] 151 London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATE for routes 303A and 306, both annotated 'Fare 60Stage'. This would have been located on the short stretch between New Barnet and Barnet. In very good, ex-use condition. [1] 152 Quantity of 1940s/50s London Transport HOLIDAY TIMETABLE LEAFLETS (Easter, Whitsun,160 Christmas etc) dated from Christmas 1946 (post-war resumption) to Christmas 1953. A comprehensive collection with just one duplication and probably close to a complete run. In good to very good condition. [50] 153 Matched pair of London Transport bus stop enamel Q-PLATES, one reading 'Queue this side300 for 54, 233, Queue other side for 64' and the other reading the reverse. This pair would have been located on a bus stop in Croydon. Both are in excellent, ex-use condition. [2] 154 1930s London Transport bus stop timetable panel enamel HEADER PLATE in the pre-war style150 with over/underlining with diamond cut-outs. This standard style of plate replaced all the various previous types from around 1937 onwards. Generally in very good, ex-use condition, some small blemishes at the edges. [1] 155 Quantity of b&w and colour SLIDES (35mm & large format) of London Trolleybuses and Trams130 (+ a few buses) comprising 30 original colour trolleybus slides (amateur quality, mostly large format, a selection is illustrated) plus 13 copy colour slides of trolleybuses & trams (good quality), 20 copy b&w slides of trams and 12 sundry original colour slides. [75] 156 Quantity of b&w BUS & COACH NEGATIVES taken in the late 1950s/early 1960s comprising200 36 x Brighton Corporation (mostly trolleybuses), 29 x Portsmouth Corporation (mostly trolleybuses), 17 x Southdown buses plus a few of Aldershot & District, Eastbourne, East Kent, Southampton etc plus 15 at the 1965/66 HCVS Brighton Runs. Most are 127 format, square negatives. Sold with copyright, a small selection is shown in the pictures. [approx 108] 157 Considerable quantity (c250) of mainly B&W, postcard-size bus & tram PHOTOGRAPHS mostly55 taken in the 1950s/60s and comprising c200 of provincial buses, c30 of provincial tram works cars and c20 of provincial bus service vehicles. These are good quality prints, taken by a variety of transport photographers. [c250] 158 Huge quantity of mainly B&W, postcard-size PHOTOGRAPHS of London buses, coaches, trolleybuses,675 trams & service vehicles loose-mounted in 27 albums. The series of albums is titled 'The London Omnibus Album', covers the 1920-90s, albums sub-titled 'Tramways, Municipal & Company', 'The Twenties & Early Thirties', 'Post-War Standardisation', 'The Routemaster', 'Trolleybuses', 'One-Man Operation', Green Line Modernisation', 'Privatisation' etc etc. Mostly good-quality pictures, many by well-known photographers. We estimate more than 3,000 photographs. [3,000+] 159 Pair of c1940s/50s BUS STOP FLAGS, the first a double-sided, alloy sign (13" x 10" - 33cm x 26cm),65 believed to be ex Wilts & Dorset, one side restored, the other not, complete with pole-top fixing pot plus a single-sided, enamel sign (17" x 11" - 43cm x 28cm), believed to be ex Bournemouth Corporation, with some enamel loss. [2] 160 Small selection of London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATES comprising 163 Mon-Fri, 177A70 Mon-Fri, 177A Weekday and 616 Mon-Fri Express, the last with the blue background used by LT for limited-stop services. All are in excellent, ex-use condition. [4] 161 Small selection of London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATES comprising 423A, 467 Fare Stage60 and 480. All are in excellent, ex-use condition. [3] 162 London Underground 1938-Tube Stock enamel CAB DESTINATION PLATE for Archway / Mill60 Hill East on the Northern line. A double-sided plate, aluminium with stickers. Probably made as a replacement towards the end of operation of the 38-stock on the line. In ex-use condition. [1] 163 Two sets of London Underground 1973 Tube Stock enamel STOCK-NUMBER PLATES from 3-car140 units: 175, 575 and 375 plus 219, 619 and 419, each comprising a driving motor car, trailer and non-driving motor car. Original plates as fitted prior to refurbishment. These plates were located inside the cars above the inter-communicating doors. In very good, ex-use condition. [3] 164 1975 London Underground quad-royal POSTER MAP designed by Paul Garbutt. Shows Hatton130 Cross station as opening in July 1975 and the further Piccadilly extension to Heathrow Central as 'under construction', similarly first stage of the "Fleet" Line from Baker Street to Trafalgar Square. Was formerly folded vertically once, otherwise in excellent condition. [1] 165 Selection of London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATES and aluminium bus RUNNING NUMBER50 STENCILS comprising e-plates for routes 79A Saturday (red digits) and 446 plus pairs of stencils 101, 102, 103 & 204 and a single running number plate 248 in white on a green background. All in good, ex-use condition. [11] 166 Selection of WW2-on 1944-45 London Transport Country Area Buses OFFICIALS' TIMETABLE220 BOOKLETS comprising North-East & North-West Areas for August 1944, North-West Area for Nov 1944, North-East, North-West, South-East & South-West Areas for Dec 1944, North-West Area for March 1945 (with Supplement), North-East Area for Apr 1945, South-West Area for July 1945 and North-East & North-West Areas for Dec 1945. In good to very good condition. [12] 167 Selection of WW2 1942-44 London Transport Country Area Buses OFFICIALS' TIMETABLE BOOKLETS190 comprising Western Area for Dec 1942, Western Area for Feb 1943, North-East, North-West & Western Areas for May 1943, North-East, North-West & Western Areas for Oct 1943, North-West Area for Apr 1944 and North-West Area for Jul 1944. In good to very good condition. [10] 168 Selection of London Transport bus garage ALLOCATION STENCIL PLATES for Old Kent Road (P),75 Potters Bar (PB), Peckham (PM), Camberwell (Q), Hammersmith Riverside (R), Hornchurch, formerly Romford (RD), Rye Lane, Peckham (RL), Shepherds Bush (S), Sidcup (SP), Stockwell (SW) and Leyton (T) garages. Mostly in good to very good, ex-use condition. [11] 169 1960s London Transport Country Buses & Coaches Inspector's CAP BADGE in solid sterling silver0 with enamel inlay. Serial no 3045 and hallmarked for 1964. In excellent, lightly-used condition. [1] 170 1970s London Transport Central Area bus driver's or conductor's HAT (size 56) & ENAMEL BADGE60 (lightly-used, good condition) plus 2 further LT CAP BADGES comprising Tram/Trolleybus driver/conductor (small loss of enamel) and Country Area bus driver/conductor (very good condition). [4] 171 London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATE split for routes 315 & 315A, both annotated 'Fare80 Stage'. These routes ran in the Hatfield, Welwyn Garden City area and e-plates for them are scarce, particularly 'fare stage' examples. In very good, ex-use condition. [1] 172 1945 official BINDER OF PHOTOGRAPHS produced by the London Aircraft Production Group100 (London Transport, Chrysler Motors, Duple, Express and Park Royal) to commemorate the activities of the Group building Halifax bombers in WW2. Includes a letter signed by Lord Ashfield as Chairman and the rest of the committee. High quality photos including the handing-over ceremony of the last bomber, production at Aldenham and Chiswick Works etc. Generally in very good condition. [1] 173 Selection of RAILWAY HANDLAMPS comprising a 3-aspect London Underground example, marked65 'LT', in good condition, and 2 un-marked examples of different types, one has a cracked glass and the other inscribed ' The Non-sweating Adlake Lamp, Chicago', both in heavy ex-use condition, and a 'Bardic' lamp, no operator markings, in good cosmetic condition. [4] 174 Considerable quantity of London Bus POCKET MAPS comprising 74 issues of the official London70 Transport etc Bus Map from 1970-1999 (appear to be all different and may be a complete run) and 25 consecutive issues (1995 [issue 1]-2004) of the Greater London Bus Map by Mike Harris. All are in very good to excellent condition. [99] 175 2004 BOOKLET 'London Transport Maps & Guides - a Collectors' Reference Guide' by Anne 50Letch, published by LBRT. Long out of print and almost impossible to locate these days, this is an authoritative reference work on London Underground, bus, tram, trolleybus & coach etc maps. An excellent copy in near-mint condition. [1] 176 Maidstone & District DESTINATION BLIND, c.1960s, as used on Guy Arabs, Leyland Titan PD1/PD2s80 etc. A superb blind, very long and in very good to excellent condition. Plus a front REGISTRATION PLATE HUF 87 from 1947 Brighton Corporation AEC Regent 87, scrapped in 1968. In well-used condition, accompanied by a b&w postcard-size photo of the bus at Pool Valley bus station. [2] 177 London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATE for routes 484, 484A and 484B, each marked 'Fare150 Stage'. A most unusual 3-way split plate with the somewhat superfluous repetition of the fare stage annotation. The plate would have been located in Slough. In good, ex-use condition. [1] 178 London Underground enamel FRIEZE PANEL "Underground" with a roundel at each end. Measures320 65.5" x 8.5" (166cm x 22cm). Two small areas of restoration at the edges but generally in excellent condition. [1] 179 Quantity (13) of 1930s London Transport MAPS (Underground, bus , coach & tram) of the larger0 type unique to the annual reports. Three sets of four for the years 1936-8 plus a single New Works Programme example dated 1938. Mostly in very good to excellent condition. Picture shows 4 examples. [13] 180 London Underground enamel FRIEZE PANEL from Holland Park station on the Central Line.240 Measures 51" x 9" (130cm x 23cm). A small area of damage at the top l/h corner, otherwise in excellent condition. [1] 181 Pair of bus conductors' TICKET MACHINES comprising an Ultimate machine, believed to be150 ex-Nottingham City Transport, with correct box (tickets are from other operators), in working order, plus a 'TIM' machine believed to be ex-Potteries Motor Transport, in working order (needs re-inking) with some part-unused ticket rolls. Plus a Nottingham City Transport driver's or conductor's summer-issue JACKET, size unknown but medium, in good ex-use condition. [3] 182 Pair of TICKET MACHINES comprising a TIM, believed to be ex-Stevenson's and a Setright, machine0 no 1184, believed to be ex-Midland Red. Each comes with its original metal box. Superficially appear to be functioning but not fully tested, both need inking. [2] 183 Setright TICKET MACHINE No BT593, serial no 30106, supplied to Bristol Omnibus Co in 1956.35 Comes with a wooden box with handle & catch, possibly not original, and a few spare ticket rolls. Handle turns but efficacy of machine unknown. [1] 184 London Transport Routemaster perspex RADIATOR TRIANGLE BADGE, as fitted from 1965190 onwards to green RMLs, to RCLs and later retrofitted to RMC coaches. In excellent, lightly-used condition with barely a blemish. [1] 185 1950s/60s London Transport enamel BUS STOP SIGN 'St Margaret's Hospital' from a 'Keston'380 wooden bus shelter at this location in Epping. This point was served by red RT buses on route 20 on Sunday afternoons and by various green LT bus routes. A flanged, single-sided sign measuring 18" (46cm) square and in excellent condition with minor blemishes only. [1] 186 London Transport coach stop enamel E-PLATE for Green Line route 719 destinated Willesden,0 Watford, Hemel Hempstead. Likely to have been located in central London. Small areas of damage at the r/h side where slid into the runners but otherwise very good indeed. [1] 187 Selection of London Underground CARRIAGE DIAGRAMS comprising Bakerloo Line paper issue140 dated 1978, two further Bakerloo issues, undated but 1980s (paper) and 1990s (vinyl) respectively, plus a 1977 District & Circle Line issue (paper) in two parts. The first has a few edge-scuffs, otherwise they are in good to very good condition. [4] 188 Selection of London Underground CARRIAGE DIAGRAMS comprising Piccadilly Line dated 1983,300 Bakerloo Line undated (heritage issue, c1990s), both are paper issues in good unused condition with a few storage stains, and a vinyl District Line issue dated 1985 in unused condition with some creasing and storage marks. [3] 189 Small selection of London Transport/London Underground quad-royal POSTER MAPS comprising70 1971 'London's Transport Systems', 1973 'London's Railways' and 1984 'London Connections'. A few blemishes but generally in good to very good condition. [3] 190 London Underground enamel PLATFORM ROUNDEL from Earl's Court Station on the District900 and Piccadilly Lines. This is the smaller-size sign, from the track-side, measuring 24" (61cm) across by 19.5" (50cm) high, c1980s, in three parts plus bronze frame. In very good, ex-use condition. [3 parts + frame] 191 Selection of 1934-5 London Transport AREA TIMETABLE BOOKLETS comprising North-West300 Area for Oct 1934, South-West Area for Nov 1934, North-West & South-East Areas for Jan 1935 and North-East & Western Areas for Mar 1935. In good to very good, used condition. [6] 192 Selection of 1934 London Transport AREA TIMETABLE BOOKLETS comprising North-East, North-West220 & South-West Areas for August, North-East & South-East Areas for September and North-East Area for October. Condition ranges from well-used to very good. [6] 193 Quantity of London General Omnibus Company and London Transport Central Buses POCKET170 MAPS dated from 1930-1938 plus the 1937 Coronation Arrangements POCKET MAP. A few are well-used but most are in good to very good condition. [34] 194 1940s/50s London Transport enamel BUS STOP FLAG 'Request'. An E3 type with runners for220 3 e-plates on each side. Double-sided with two enamel plates inside a bronze frame and retaining its original fixing rods. A superb example with no more than very minor blemishes. [1] 195 London Underground enamel CAB DESTINATION PLATE for Drayton Pk on the former Northern70 City tube line. Believed to come from the original 1904 ex-GN&C stock which remained in use with LT from 1933-39. A single-sided plate with brass ends. In well-used condition. [1] 196 Quantity (44) of 1960s/70s London Transport SLIPBOARD POSTERS as used on RT-type buses300 to show sporting (incl London football grounds), leisure, cultural etc locations that the bus passed en route. These were once a common sight on London buses below the front, near-side window. They measure 25.5" x 4" (65cm x 10cm) and are in excellent, unused condition. [44] 197 Quantity (13) of officially bound volumes of London Transport Country Buses & Coaches TRAFFIC90 CIRCULARS comprising years 1951-1962 and 1963-1964. All in very good condition. [13] 198 Large quantity of London bus & trolleybus 6x4 B&W PHOTOGRAPHS from the 1950s-70s including65 trolleybuses, RT, RTL, RTW, RF, GS, RLH, Routemaster etc. Generally good quality pictures, mostly in-service shots, by a range of photographers well-known in this field. There is no duplication with the following lot. [c250] 199 Large quantity of London bus & trolleybus 6x4 B&W PHOTOGRAPHS from the 1950s-70s including65 trolleybuses, RT, RTL, RTW, RF, GS, RLH, Routemaster etc. Generally good quality pictures, mostly in-service shots, by a range of photographers well-known in this field. There is no duplication with the previous lot. [c250] 200 Large quantity (c170) of London bus 6x4 COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHS from the 1950s-70s including65 RT, RTL, RTW, RF, GS, RLH, Routemaster etc. Generally good quality pictures, mostly in-service shots, many by photographers well-known in this field. Plus a smaller quantity (c40) of various-sized, larger, mostly b&w PHOTOGRAPHS of London buses, trams & trolleybuses from the early 20th century on. Some are official images. [c210] 201 1955 British Railways (London Midland Region) double-royal POSTER 'London' by Claude Buckle750 (1905-1973) from the 'See Britain by Rail' series. Depicts Trafalgar Square with Nelson's Column, the National Gallery, St Martin's-in-the-Fields Church and busy traffic including London buses. The bus types and liveries suggest the picture was painted in the early post-war period, say, late 1940s. Mounted on linen, a couple of tiny edge-losses and small blemishes at the edges but generally excellent. [1] 202 Selection of London Transport double-royal POSTERS comprising 1977 'Fly the Tube', 1976100 'Charing Cross becomes Embankment', 1973 'Strand Station closed, 1979 'Bulletin' (new bus districts, new District Line trains etc), 1975 'Hatton Cross Station now open' and 1988 'New Ticket Gates'. Generally in good to very good condition, a few nicks, creases and scuffs, the first is a little age-darkened. [6] 203 1960 London Transport quad-royal POSTER MAP 'London's Transport Systems'. A geographical70 map, designed by B G Lewis who created maps for the Underground/LT from 1931-64. Highlights the Underground, in the line colours, and also shows bus and coach roads, British Railways. Folded, some small nicks and stains, mainly at the edges, but presents well. [1] 204 Selection of 1950s/60s POSTERS including c1956 double-crown for Eastern National Coach380 Services after an oil painting (original sold for £1,550) by Alan Durman (1904-1963) depicting a coach at Finchingfield plus two double-crown from East Kent: 'Motorway Express (unknown artist) and 'Open-Top Coastal Services'. The first two have edge scuffs but are otherwise good, the last has small edge-losses. Plus a 1980 double-royal London Country poster for the Green Line Golden Jubilee in reasonable condition. [4] 205 1974 (with over-printed date 'June 1973') London Underground quad-royal POSTER MAP designed160 by Paul Garbutt. Shows both the Piccadilly extension to Heathrow and first stage of the "Fleet" Line from Baker Street to Strand as 'under construction'. Strand Station is shown crossed out with a notice at the foot of the map that it is closed for rebuilding. In excellent condition with minor blemishes only. [1] 206 London Transport double-royal POSTER 'Trolleybus..Summer Exhibition...London Transport40 Museum' published in 1981 after a 1933 original by F Gregory Brown (light creasing, otherwise very good) plus a c1930s PANEL POSTER 'Route Map of the Devon General' with illustrations by an unknown artist. Measures 17" x 14", small corner loss and some edge-scuffs. [2] 207 1933 Southern Railway double-royal POSTER 'The South Downs' by Arthur G Mills (1907-??).650 Depicts a farmhand guiding a horse pulling a haywagon against a backdrop of the Downs and others working in the field. Mounted on linen and, apart from one light horizontal crease, in excellent condition. [1] 208 1925 POSTER MAP of the Argentine Railways present by the Buenos Aires & Pacific Railway60 Company of London E.C. Lines are colour-coded by company and indexed by broad gauge, middle [standard] gauge and narrow gauge. Has inset maps of four major towns & cities. A very detailed and good quality publication. Measures 29.5" x 40" (75cm x 102cm) and in very good condition although folded heavily. [1] 209 Selection of London Transport double-royal POSTERS in connection with the opening of the55 Victoria Line comprising 1971 'The picture completed', 'Can you see the Join?' and 'On July 23 the Thames will disappear' (all re the Brixton extension) and 1967 'Highbury Station as it will be'. The first three are in good to very good condition, a few small nicks, scuffs and creases, the last has an edge-loss in the l/h lower half. [4] 210 Quantity (11) of 1970s/80s/90s London Transport double-royal POSTERS including St John's80 Wood refurbishment, new escalators at Knightsbridge, 100 years of 'the Drain', Green Line Golden Jubilee, London Transport Collection at Syon Park, London Buses marketing etc. Generally in good to very good condition. [11] 211 1908 French railway POSTER 'Chemins de Fer de l'Ouest et de Brighton' advertising travel 220from Paris to London via Dieppe to Newhaven and the LBSCR. Illustrated by Maurice Toussaint and shows the Horse Guards with Buckingham Palace in the background. Measures 72cm x 104cm (28.5" x 41") and mounted on linen. Generally in very good condition, a few small blemishes and a small area of creasing in the right-hand margin where it was once affected by a little damp. [1] 212 1996 double-royal railway POSTER 'Glenfinnan' by Brendan Neiland RA (b1941) from the Scotrail100 'Highland Lines' series. Depicts Glenfinnan Viaduct on the West Highland Line between Fort William and Mallaig. Poster is signed individually by the artist. A few light creases but generally in excellent condition. [1] 213 1996 double-royal railway POSTER 'Isle of Skye'' by Brendan Neiland RA (b1941) from the 100Scotrail 'Highland Lines' series depicting the distinctive Isle of Skye landscape of the Quiraing with a rocky feature known as the Prison prominent on the right. A few light creases but generally in excellent condition. [1] 214 1930s POSTER 'Ford Tens cross to France for 45/6 by Townsend Channel Ferry from Dover'. Townsend0 Ferries were the first to transport cars across the Channel from 1928 onwards and the ship depicted is almost certainly the SS Forde which was used from 1930. Poster measures 41" x 14" (105cm x 35cm) and has been framed behind acrylic. A few nicks and light folds discernible but it displays very well indeed. [1] 215 Selection of 1970s London Transport double-royal POSTERS comprising 1973 'Children's London'130 (both halves of the pair) by Carol Barker (b.1938), 1973 'Military Bands' by Ronald Glendening (b.1926) and 1973 'Victorian London' by David Gentleman (b.1930). All are in good to very good condition, just a few small nicks, creases and scuffs. [4] 216 Selection of 1970s London Transport double-royal POSTERS comprising 1971 'Imperial War Museum'0 by Brian Liddle, 1973 'National Army Museum' by William Fenton, 1974 'Epping Forest' by John Cooke (b.1929) and 1975 'London's Markets' by Robert Glendening (b.1926). The first 3 are in good to very good condition, just a few small nicks, creases and scuffs, the last is a little age-darkened and has a small loss at one corner. [4] 217 1922 London General (Underground Group) double-royal POSTER 'Godstone by Motor-Bus'180 by Grainger Johnson. Backed onto linen, it has a few wrinkles and is not entirely flat but, with those small defects remedied, would be an excellent example of this rarely-seen poster. [1] 218 1927 Underground Group double-royal poster depicting Windsor Bridge & Castle by Charles70 Cundall (1890-1971) who designed posters for the Underground from 1921-30. The poster is designed to allow application of a slip at the bottom regarding excursions, fares etc. A little age-darkened and with some small losses and nibbles at the edges. [1] 219 Selection of 1977 London Transport double-royal POSTERS in connection with HM the Queen's0 Silver Jubilee. Unusually, they are printed with a silver background. The lot comprises 'Jubilee Celebrations', 'Fireworks Display', 'Bank Holiday Underground Services' and 'a London Diary'. In good to very good condition, just a few small scuffs and creases. [4] 220 Late 1940s/early 1950s British Railways (Eastern Region) quad-royal POSTER 'London - See England0 by Rail' by Frederick Donald Blake (1908-1997). Depicts a scene in Trafalgar Square with a crowd of people, some of whom are feeding the pigeons, and a backdrop of London buses, the National Gallery and St Martin's-in-the-Fields. Undated, the fashions & buses suggest late 1940s but the use of the BR 'totem' is more likely to be early-1950s. A stunning image with vivid colours and a very scarce poster. Mounted on linen, a few minor blemishes but generally excellent. [1] 221 1934 London Transport double-royal POSTER 'Exhibition - Britain's Commercial Waterway' designed65 by Fran Sutton (b.1912). Linen-backed and in very good condition. Plus 2 1950s British Transport Commission double-royal POSTERS 'Transport Treasures Exhibition' at Euston Station featuring an early engraved illustration of the station's Doric Arch. In good/very good condition, a couple of scuffs and very short edge-tears. [3] 222 1905 Highland Railway POSTER 'Direct & Picturesque Route to the Highlands is via Perth & Dunkeld'.75 Pictorial upper section with an HR 4-6-0 hauled train crossing a viaduct, the lower part shows the timetable of services 'From & to London'. Measures 30" x 40" (76cm x 102cm). Fragile at the folds with some tears, edge-scuffs and nicks. [1] 223 1974 London Transport double-royal POSTER by Hans Unger (1915-1975) 'Lord Ashfield....Creator45 of London Transport'. Believed to be the last work by Unger for LT, his first had been in 1950. Generally in very good condition. [1] 224 c1910 Great Northern & City Railway HEADER POSTER. The GNR was the full-size tube railway0 from Finsbury Park to Moorgate, opened in 1904 and taken over by the Metropolitan Railway in 1913. Poster measures 30" x 6" (76cm x 15cm). A few nicks and a couple of small losses at the edges but otherwise in good condition. Folded once. [1] 225 Selection of double-royal POSTERS for Green Line Coaches comprising 1971 Virginia Water 60(unknown artist), 1972 'Go Green Line to the Airports' (features an RP-type coach by a plane), 1974 Central Area Map & List of Routes (also features an RP) and 1975 network map (features a Leyland National 'coach'). All are in good to very good condition, the odd small nick and scuff. [4] 226 1995 double royal POSTER 'Shoreditch Church & Waterloo International' by Brendan Neiland80 RA (b1941), commissioned by the Community College, Hackney. A typical image of this artist involving extensive portrayal of reflections in a metropolitan environment. Signed individually by the artist, the poster has a little light creasing towards some edges but is generally in excellent condition. [1] 227 Pair of 1993 POSTER PRINTS by Brendan Neiland RA (b1941) 'Brighton' and 'Reading College'.0 Each is signed individually by the artist and both are numbered 360/2. Posters measure 24" x 35" (62cm x 89cm) and are in generally excellent condition with a few scuffs at the edges. [2] 228 1924 Underground Group Tramways double-crown POSTER 'Rambles in Richmond Park' by180 Freda Lingstrom (1893-1989). One horizontal fold, a few edge scuffs but otherwise good. Plus 1939 London Transport double-royal POSTER 'To Stop the Bus' by 'Beath' (John Myles Fleming). Linen-backed with a few edge nicks and scuffs. [2] 229 Selection of London Transport double-royal POSTERS comprising 1979 'All Change' (Bakerloo0 to Jubilee), 1974 'Charing Cross plus Embankment', 1992 'Thanks for cutting out Victoria', 1980s 'Stationlink', 1973 'Strand Station closed' and 1975 'Closure of Highbury Branch'. Generally in good to very good condition, a few nicks, creases and scuffs. [6] 230 1947 quad-royal POSTER MAP 'London & Suburbs, Main Line Railways and connecting Underground110 Railways of the London Passenger Transport Board'. A very early, pre-nationalisation example of this map, possibly the first issue and possibly published jointly by the main-line railways and LPTB as later examples were issued by the British Transport Commission. A very detailed, interesting map with many now-closed lines and stations. Has been folded and has a few edge-scuffs and small corner partings but still displays very well overall. [1] 231 London Transport coach stop enamel E-PLATE for Green Line route 708 destinated Victoria,300 Croydon, East Grinstead. Likely to have been located on a southbound stop from Hemel Hempstead into north London. In very good, ex-use condition. [1] 232 Selection (8) of 1950s/60s COACH POSTERS, all double-crown size (20" x 30", 51cm x 76cm)80 and featuring a variety of services and operators across the UK. Artists, where identifiable, include Rowland Hilder (1905-93), who also did work for the LNER, Shell etc, and Kenneth Bromfield, who also worked for the railways, post office etc. Most are in good to very good condition, some edge scuffs etc. [8] 233 1930s Western National POSTER ROUTE MAP of bus services in the Gloucestershire & Wiltshire120 Area. Also shows Royal Blue Greyhound Express services. A superb poster with illustrations of Bristol G & H type buses and crests of all the counties & major towns around the edge. Undated but estimated mid-late 1930s from bus types. Measures 30" x 20" (76cm x 51cm) and is in good condition, a little scuffed at part of the lower edge. Has been folded. [1] 234 1930s Western National POSTER ROUTE MAP of bus services in the S Devon & E Cornwall Area.95 Also shows Southern National services. A superb poster with illustrations of Bristol G & H type buses and crests of all the counties & major towns around the edge. Undated but estimated mid-late 1930s from bus types. Measures 29" x 20" (74cm x 51cm) and is in good condition, a few minor edge-scuffs and tiny partings. Has been folded. [1] 235 Officially bound volume of London Transport TRAFFIC CIRCULARS for Trams & Trolleybuses170 for the period January 1948 - July 1950 (the last separate issue). Contains issues 1-68 with an index for each of the three years. Minor wear to the cover but generally in excellent condition. A most unusual item. [1] 236 1953 SNCF (French Railways) double-royal POSTER 'Paris Montmartre' by Maurice Utrillo. Some90 creasing plus damp-stains at the edges but very reasonable overall. [1] 237 London Transport RT-type bus BONNET FLEETNUMBER PLATE from RT 2578. The original bus130 to carry this number entered service in 1951 at Holloway (J) garage and the last with this number finished service at Sidcup (SP) garage in 1970 and was scrapped that year. In excellent, ex-vehicle condition, a superb example. [1] 238 London Transport RT-type bus BONNET FLEETNUMBER PLATE from Country Area RT 999. The280 original bus to carry this number (a 'roofbox' RT) entered service in 1948 at Windsor (WR) garage and the last with this number finished service at Hemel Hempstead (HH) garage in 1972 and was scrapped that year. In ex-vehicle condition. [1] 239 London Underground items comprising a 4-aspect SIGNALLING HANDLAMP (red, amber, green80 & blank) embossed 'LT', burner & reservoir intact, a small enamel SIGNAL ID PLATE and an Edmondson DATE-STAMPING MACHINE, no type, condition unknown. [3] 240 1838 PLAN & SECTION of the Great Western Railway, London Division. Engraved by Richard130 Palmer and issued by the GWR in June 1838, the opening year. A linen-backed map and section plan with hard covers which comes with its original slip-case and opens out to 26" x 29" (66cm x 74cm). A few minor scuffs and marks to the slip-case , the map is in very good condition and the whole is amazingly good for its vintage. [1] 241 c1839 MAP of the Great Western Railway "from London to Bristol". Drawn and engraved by200 Edward Weller, a very early example of this cartographer's work. A linen-backed map inside its original hard cover. Opens out to 34" x 7" (86cm x 18cm). A few annotations, some crossed through, archive tape repair to the inside of the cover-spine, otherwise in very good condition for its vintage. [1] 242 1840 Bradshaw's RAILWAY COMPANION, the 1st edition so titled and the 2nd "Bradshaw's".420 Pocket-sized, hard covers with gold-leaf title label. Fold-out map of London at front plus several hand-coloured area maps and a fold-out railway map of England & Wales plus charts, fares, timetables & advertisements. Spine has been restored, one or two small tears inside, other minor wear and a few pencilled annotations but overall a good example of this scarce issue. [1] 243 Pair of Official GUIDES to the Great Western Railway, the first dated 1884 (from adverts) and80 the second dated 1897. The first has hard covers, the second is soft-covered. Both contain nearly 400 pages with numerous fold-out maps, information on places served, advertisements etc. In well -used but very reasonable condition, the second has a detached front cover. [2] 244 Selection of London Transport coach stop enamel E-PLATES for Green Line routes 701, 703,85 709, 714 and 719. All in good to very good, ex-use condition. [5] 245 1938 London Transport double-royal POSTER 'Visit the Tower - Mark Lane Station' by Dora120 Batty (1900-1966). It depicts the incarcerated Princes in the Tower. Some creasing throughout and age-darkened towards the lower end but still very reasonable overall. [1] 246 March 1912 Central London Railway POCKET MAP 'Central London Railway - The Direct Line'550 with a diagram of the line on the cover. Opens out to 10.5" x 8.5" (27cm x 21cm) and is in a very similar style to maps produced by the Underground Group (who took over the CLR the following year) but with considerable prominence given to its own line. The Ealing Broadway extension, not yet open, is shown in hatched form and that to Liverpool Street shown as operational although it didn't open until July. Apart from the 'cancelled' stamps on the cover, in excellent condition. [1] 247 Officially bound volume of London Transport (LPTB) TRAFFIC CIRCULARS for Central Omnibus70 Section for the year 1934, nos 17-43 (volume 21 in the series commenced by the LGOC in 1914). Some wear/small stains to the cover, contents very good. A very scarce item. Other volumes also included in this sale. [1] 248 Officially bound volumes of London General Omnibus Co / London Transport (LPTB) TRAFFIC80 CIRCULARS for Central Omnibus Section for the year 1933 in two separate volumes: nos 939-956, the last LGOC issues, and nos 1-17, the first LPTB issues (together comprising volume 20 in the series commenced by the LGOC in 1914). Some wear/small stains to the covers, contents very good. Very scarce items. Other volumes also included in this sale. [2] 249 Officially bound volume of London General Omnibus Co TRAFFIC CIRCULARS for the year 1932,80 nos 909-938 (volume 19 in the series commenced in 1914). Some wear to the cover, contents very good. A very scarce item. Other volumes also included in this sale. [1] 250 Selection of ART PRINTS on transport subjects comprising London Transport buses & trolleybuses80 and Edinburgh & Sheffield trams. The London ones are duplicated and signed personally by the artist, some are numbered, limited editions. The prints measure 21" x 16" (53cm x 41cm) or slightly more. In excellent condition. [10] 251 Selection of British Railways (Southern Region) CARRIAGE PRINTS comprising 1960s 'Take 150your car to France' by Reginald Lander, 1962 'Don't open the door...' (unknown artist), 1960s 'It's not nice for you...' (litter) and c1966 Suburban System map diagram, still showing the East Grinstead to Tunbridge Wells line. All are glazed & framed in original or correct-style carriage frames. Sizes: 23-25" x 10" (58-61cm x 25cm). Some small creases, scuffs and age-marks but generally all are in good condition. [4] 252 Selection of Rail & Bus TIMETABLE BOOKLETS comprising Aldershot etc dated November 194245 (vgc), Guildford & District dated August 1944 and March-May 1947 (lightly used) and Woking & District dated August 1946 (loose cover) and March 1947 (vgc). [5] 253 Selection of 1913-1920s London Tramway LEAFLETS from LUT and LCC Tramways including190 March 1919 'Routes Worked', August 1919 'Tramway Routes', 1913 'Cheap Return Fares' for students (opens out to an LCC Tramways map), All-Night Cars, Coal Crisis (1926?), 'Tramways to the West End', 'Holidays in London', 'Board the First Car' etc. Mostly in good, lightly-used condition. [10] 254 Selection of London Underground CARRIAGE DIAGRAMS comprising Metropolitan Line (card)220 dated 1961, Metropolitan Line, East London Section undated but c1960s, District Line dated 1968 (in two parts, as printed), Bakerloo Line dated 1971, Northern Line dated 1973 and 'Central Area' dated 1973. In generally good, unused condition, some have a little creasing. [6] 255 London Underground enamel PLATFORM ROUNDEL from Bank Station on the Central and 850Northern Lines. This is the smaller-size sign, from the track-side, measuring 24" (61cm) across by 19.5" (50cm) high, c1980s, in three parts plus alloy frame. In very good, ex-use condition, one small edge-chip and other very minor blemishes. [3 parts + frame] 256 1972 London Underground quad-royal POSTER MAP designed by Paul Garbutt and still with220 the traditional border of small bullseyes. Interchange stations are in upper case, the remainder in lower. Shows the Victoria Line complete and the Piccadilly extension to Heathrow as 'under construction'. A couple of edge nicks and scuffs but generally in excellent condition. [1] 257 London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATE for routes 801 and 802A, both destinated to Pin150 Green. Almost certainly located at Stevenage bus station to indicate the direction of travel of buses leaving on these short local services and likely therefore one of just a pair. We think this combination of routes ran for only a few years in the mid-1960s. In very good, ex-use condition. [1] 258 London Transport bus stop enamel G-PLATE 'Alighting Point only for Buses Terminating at 600Walthamstow Garage'. A G6-size plate (equivalent size to 6 e-plates) which is likely to date from 1960 when Walthamstow trolleybus depôt was converted to a bus garage. A few small chips to the enamel and complete with original dirt stains from use. [1] 259 1920s Southern Railway " Southern Electric" fold-out LINEN CARD MAP 'Suburban Area'. Opens190 to 8" x 4" (21cm x 11cm). Undated but c1927 as shows Caterham line & others being electrified. Also shows proposed light railway from Sanderstead to Orpington via Biggin Hill. In lightly-used condition with a little wear. [2] 260 Early London Underground ephemera comprising a BOOKLET & POSTCARD SET from the 192880 Diamond Jubilee of the Metropolitan District Railway (very good condition, the 7 cards come with their original envelope) plus 3 x 1906 G N Piccadilly & Brompton Rlwy POSTCARDS (unused, good condition) and 4 x POSTCARDS from the c1904 series depicting passengers at Central London Railway stations (3 postally used, good condition). [15] 261 A c1950s Borough of Hampstead cast-alloy STREET SIGN from Fitzjohn's Avenue, NW3 - a tree-lined950 road of Victorian houses which runs from Hampstead High Street to Finchley Road. The Metropolitan Borough of Hampstead ceased to exist in 1965 when it was absorbed into the new London Borough of Camden. Measures 36" x 15" (92cm x 38cm) and is in very good, ex-use condition. [1] 262 1950s/60s London Transport enamel BUS STOP FLAG, an E3 'Request' version with runners 65for 3 e-plates on one side, removed on the other. A traditional bullseye 'boat' flag, (two-sided, hollow) measuring 18" x 20.5" (46cm x 52cm). A very good example with just a few small blemishes. [1] 263 London Underground 1950s/60s enamel PLATFORM FRIEZE PLATE from the Northern Line120 with the line name on the bar of a traditional London Transport bullseye. Measures 26" x 9" (66cm x 23cm) and is in excellent condition, just a few small chips and blemishes. [1] 264 London Underground 1950s/60s enamel PLATFORM FRIEZE PLATE from the Bakerloo Line200 with the line name on the bar of a traditional London Transport bullseye. Measures 25" x 9" (64cm x 23cm) and is in excellent condition, just a few small chips and blemishes. [1] 265 1934 London Underground 'Railways of London' POCKET MAP. An early H C Beck diagrammatic240 card map with print reference 34-1945 350M and showing the escalator connection between Bank and Monument stations. A superb example in near-mint condition. [1] 266 Quantity of c1931/32 Green Line Coaches Ltd FARECHARTS as exhibited on the early T-type90 coaches. Selection covers routes AA, E, F, AH, H, I, J, L, P, T, U, X, Y and Z. Mostly in very good condition, they have been folded. Very unusual items. [14] 267 1864 Wyld's New MAP of the Proposed Metropolitan Railways & Improvements. Prepared150 in Dec 1863 for the 1864 Parliamentary Session. Shows existing, approved & constructing and proposed (in red) railways and other works, eg Thames Tunnel. Proposed underground railways shown, eg Metropolitan District and Metropolitan. Single-sided, folded, opens out to 27" x 20" (69cm x 21cm). A couple of small edge-losses and nicks, a little fragile at some folds. [1] 268 London Transport coach stop enamel E-PLATE for Green Line route 712 destinated Morden,200 Epsom, Dorking. This plate would probably have been located in the Clapham or Tooting areas. In very good ex-use condition. Destinated plates for route 712 are uncommon. [1] 269 Selection of London Transport quad-royal POSTER MAPS comprising 3 x London's Bus Routes,0 issues dated May 1980, April 1981 and October 1981 plus 3 x June 1978 issues for North-East, South-East and South-West London respectively. All are in good to very good condition with just minor blemishes. [6] 270 1925 1st-edition 'Stingemore' linen-card London Underground MAP with red cover, dated 11-5-25.80 The year has been written on the cover, otherwise the map is very good. Plus a c1960 special issue of the London Underground POCKET MAP, a thin card version of the Hutchison issue produced by Heidelberg Printing Machinery. Heavily used with wear, stains and markings. [2] 271 Selection of 1913 MAPS produced by the London Traffic Branch comprising 'Plan of Electric95 Railways around London' and 2 produced in connection with the 1913 Traffic Census comprising Diagrams of London, the first 'showing volume of traffic at various points and proportion of trade to passenger vehicles' and the other 'showing volume of traffic over the bridges and other selected points'. Single-sided and open out to around 27" x 25" (68cm x 64cm). In very good condition. [3] 272 Quantity of 1913 onwards (mainly 1930s/40s) Underground Group & London Transport LEAFLETS140 & EPHEMERA including event calendars, WW1 & WW2 leaflets, new escalators at Highgate, excursions, lost-property office, line extensions, booklet on 55 Broadway, letters, LT envelopes etc. Huge variety, mostly in good to very good condition. [40+ items] 273 London Transport coach stop enamel E-PLATE for Green Line route 704 destinated Victoria, London0 Airport, Windsor. Features the original name for Heathrow Airport. Likely to have been located between Tonbridge and New Cross on a westbound stop. In excellent, ex-use condition. [1] 274 2 large boxes of loose-bound year-sets of London General Omnibus Company & London Transport150 Trams & Trolleybuses TRAFFIC CIRCULARS, the former from 1927-1930 and the latter from 1933-1950. Appear to be complete runs for those periods but this has not been fully checked. NB: these are nearly all photocopies, just a few are originals. In very good condition. [33 binders] 275 Selection of London Transport Tramways double-sided, card FARECHARTS comprising issues75 for routes 3 (all-night) & 12 dated October 1947, 26 & 28 dated July 1949, 33 & 35 (Kingsway Subway) dated October 1950 and 52/54 & 72/74 dated October 1950. All are for standard cars except the third which is Feltham-car size. All are in well-used, worn condition. [4] 276 1950s London Underground PANEL POSTER "London's Railways" by B G Lewis, showing the120 Underground, bus & coach roads and British Rail. Measures 23" x 17.5" (58cm x 44cm). Plus 3 x London Underground internal-use MAPS 'Station Allocation by Line/Line Management', issued by the Rules & Regulations Office, and comprising issues dated Jan 1989, March 1990 & Feb 1992. These measure 16.5" x 11.75" (42cm x 30cm). Most unusual maps. All items in very good condition. [4] 277 British Railways (Eastern Region) enamel STATION TOTEM SIGN 'ST. NEOTS' from this Cambridgeshire380 station on the Sandy to Huntingdon section of the East Coast Main Line. In 'as-removed' condition with chips to the enamel face and corrosion, particularly at the lower edge and on the reverse. Retains its original fixing bracket on the rear. [1] 278 c1911 London Underground Railways CARD POCKET MAP, considered by many to be the true300 ancestor of today's Tube map and the first to be printed on linen-card in a handy size. This is an unusual version issued by the Metropolitan Railway, despite the latter not being a part of the Underground Group. In used condition with some wear and age-spotting. [1] 279 London Transport/London Country coach stop enamel E-PLATE for Green Line route 723A450 destinated Aveley, Belhus Estate, Grays. An unusual 'double-vertical' example. These were normally used in bus stations and the location of Aldgate is likely. Perhaps more likely to date from the 1971-72 incarnation than the 1951-66 one. In very good, ex-use condition. [1] 280 1881 London, Brighton and South Coast Railway Company CONTRACT & SPECIFICATION for building0 'two fast passenger paddle steamers'. The names SS Normandy and Brittany have been added by hand. An 18pp document prepared at the Locomotive Works in Brighton detailing the construction contract with the shipbuilder William Pearce of Glasgow. The covers are worn but the contents are good. A most unusual item. [1] 281 1960s London Transport Routemaster GRILLE BADGE, the green 'Country' version as fitted270 to the first batch of green Routemasters, the RMC coaches, in 1962. These 'bullseye' badges were replaced from 1965 onwards by the triangular versions and are thus now much sought after. This is an original badge with part no CR 308 N1 on the reverse and appears to be 'new old stock'. In near-perfect condition. [1] 282 Quantity of 1930s-1960s UK & Irish BUS TIMETABLES, including several wartime issues, comprising0 examples from Cumberland, Dublin, East Yorkshire, Edinburgh (SMT), Greyhound Luxury, Guernsey, Highland, Jersey, Northern, North Western, Plymouth, Ribble, Southdown, West Riding, Trent, Western SMT, Yorkshire Traction and Yorkshire Woollen. All are in good to very good condition. [20] 283 Quantity of 1930s-1960s US & Canadian TIMETABLE LEAFLETS etc, the majority are 1930s. Covers50 a wide range of states and areas, all are different and generally in very good condition. [35] 284 1921 Railway Clearing House 'Official Railway MAP of London & its Environs'. These highly detailed,70 coloured maps were produced to help the office staff of the RCH to apportion the revenues to the railway companies from the operation of services over each other's tracks. Linen-backed inside hard covers, the map opens out to 51" x 40" (130cm x 102cm). In good, used condition with some scuffs to the lower edge. Ex-Libris label inside front cover. [1] 285 Quantity of 1920s-1960s BROCHURES, PAMPHLETS etc for [1] the Liverpool Overhead Railway160 - 3 x maps and guides, the earliest dated 1928, and[2] the Isle of Man incl the Manx Electric Railway (1920s/30s on) and other Manx attractions (minor duplication). Mostly in good to very good condition. [26 items] 286 London Tram & Trolleybus Conductor's METROPOLITAN STAGE CARRIAGE BADGE T 13120.135 Equivalent to PSV licence badges, these were issued from 1935-1962 for electric traction in the capital. In very good, ex-use condition. [1] 287 London Underground Standard Tube Stock enamel CAB DESTINATION PLATE for Epping / Special95 on the Central Line. Epping has been applied over what appears to have been a blank reverse originally. A double-sided plate with brass ends. In good, ex-use condition. [1] 288 Special edition of the 1966 London Underground POCKET DIAGRAMMATIC MAP, a paper version0 produced for the World Cup with 'World Cup Willie' on the cover and how to get to Wembley and White City Stadia on the reverse. Lightly used but generally very good. [1] 289 Special edition, c1965, of the London Underground POCKET DIAGRAMMATIC MAP, a paper version0 produced for distribution to arriving passengers at the British European Airways (BEA) West London Air Terminal in Cromwell Road with walking directions to Gloucester Road station. A most unusual item. In excellent condition. [1] 290 London Underground ENAMEL SIGNS comprising, firstly, 1960s 'Caution, Automatic Trains Operating',70 from the Hainault-Woodford section of the Central Line where automatic train operation was trialled from 1964. A flanged sign measuring 37" x 9.5" (94cm x 24cm) and in good, ex-use condition. Plus a c1960s track-side sign 'Warning - Limited Clearance' measuring 14" (36cm) square, similar to main-line versions but using LT's own lettering, in ex-use condition with some chips. [2] 291 c1910 London United Tramways CAP BADGE 'Motorman' (driver). A brass badge featuring the90 company's coat of arms and complete with pin on reverse. This type of badge was in use until the mid-1920s when replaced by the Underground Group 'bar & circle' type. In excellent condition. [1] 292 London Transport Metropolitan Line CARRIAGE MAP dated 1937, on thick card, showing the70 line in green. These maps were located in the compartments of T-stock and steam-hauled carriages. Measures 24.5" x 8.5" (62cm x 21cm). One vertical fold, slight damp-staining at lower edge, otherwise in very good, ex-use condition. [1] 293 London Underground enamel PLATFORM ROUNDEL from Bayswater station on the District350 & Circle Lines. A medium-size sign in three parts (no frame) measuring 32" (82cm] across the bar. Some minor blemishes but overall very good. [1 sign in 3 parts] 294 1930s London Underground 'box' SIGN 'Tickets' and 'Seasons' from above a ticket-office window.420 A glazed, bronze box showing two LT bullseyes, designed to be back-lit with a choice of illuminating either or both of the notices, depending on which windows were open for what. Measures 23" (W) x 13" (H) x 7" (D) (58cm x 33cm x 18cm). The external cable has been removed but the original electrics remain within. Has not been tested and must checked by a qualified electrician before re-use. Cosmetically, in good, ex-use condition. [1] 295 Selection of c1930s, probably London Underground, LAMP COVERS with FRAMES. All different50 shapes, the smallest example has a glass cover, the others are plastic, perhaps later replacements. The frames are bronze except the largest which is alloy. The smallest is 5" (12cm) square and the largest is 13" (33cm) in diameter. In good, ex-use condition. No electrics are included. [3] 296 Pair of Metropolitan Electric Tramways (Underground Group) PANEL TIMETABLES, one for routes0 9/19, & 21/40 and the other for routes 66 & 64, the former dated December 1932, the latter January 1933. Both in good condition, folded once. [2] 297 Pair of South Metropolitan Electric Tramways (Underground Group) PANEL TIMETABLES, one0 for route 6 and the other for route 7, both dated February 1933. Both in good condition, folded once. [2] 298 The "District Railway" MAP of London, 5th edition, c1893. A large-scale, full-colour map (42"160 x 26", 107cm x 66cm), linen-backed and folded into hard covers. This is the 2nd of three known issues of this edition and shows the un-named Regent's Canal, City & Docks Railway and the City Lines route to Barbican as proposed and Barnsbury station on the North London Railway. Shows London's first tube line, the C&SLR, from City to Stockwell plus the planned extension to Clapham. The usual worn covers, the map is generally good. [1] 299 Considerable quantity (36) of 1930s ORDNANCE SURVEY 1-inch MAPS, all appear to be different,190 plus 3 from Bartholomew's. Generally in good to very good, used condition, a few are well-used. [39] 300 Selection of Routemaster DESTINATION BLINDS from Kelvin Central comprising 2 x front or120 rear ultimate box (only one is pictured), front intermediate box, side or rear box and canopy box. All are Tyvek-type and complete blinds, with white leaders at both ends, and in good, ex-use condition. [5] 301 Selection of London Transport & London Country DESTINATION BLINDS comprising 3 x Routemaster170 (2 x intermediate 'KK' type: 1978 (linen) from West Ham (WH) garage and 1980s (Tyvek) from Shepherds Bush (S) plus 1970s/80s side/rear 'LL' type (linen) from Peckham (PM)) plus a 1978 'King & Flack' Leyland National blind from Windsor (WR) garage with bus and Green Line coach destinations. All in good to very good, ex-use condition. [4] 302 1970s/80s Western National DESTINATION BLIND for Plymouth, Dartmouth & Totnes depôts,170 complete and in very good, ex-use condition, plus a 1960s/70s COACH DESTINATION BLIND from an unknown operator with various SE coastal and excursion destinations, in well-used but complete condition. [2] 303 Quantity (5) of London Transport Routemaster DESTINATION BLINDS, all ultimate 'NN' blinds,250 comprising Palmers Green (AD) dated 24.5.85, Brixton (BN) dated 2.10.86, Clapton (CT) dated 3.7.85, Victoria (GM) dated 21.7.87 and Camberwell (Q) dated 16.12.85. Are are linen blinds, complete and in good to very good, ex-use condition. [5] 304 London Country (London Transport-manufactured) RT-type bus DESTINATION BLIND coded90 'V' (rear ultimate box) from Chelsham (CM) garage dated 7.5.76. Includes blue displays for the 403 Express and yellow displays for relief journeys on Green Line 706. A linen blind, complete with both white leaders, in very good, ex-use condition. [1] 305 Quantity (5) of London Transport Routemaster DESTINATION BLINDS, all ultimate 'NN' blinds,280 comprising Bow (BW) dated 12.9.85, Clapton (CT) dated 3.7.85, Harrow Weald (HD) dated 19.6.81 (in two parts), Norwood (N) dated 22.8.85 and New Cross (NX) dated 22.11.84. Allare linen blinds, complete and in good to very good, ex-use condition. [5] 306 Quantity of London Transport Routemaster (mainly) DESTINATION BLINDS comprising 18 x250 'MM' number blinds and 16 x 'PP' canopy number blinds. Nearly all 1980s (one is a 1960s 'AA' RT blind) and from a wide variety of garages. All are complete, linen blinds in good to very good, ex-use condition. [34] 307 London Transport TRAM DESTINATION BLIND (route numbers) from Abbey Wood depôt dated35 May 1947 and to fit an ex-West Ham Corporation car. A complete blind, with leaders, in good, ex-use condition with the original lower roller still present. [1] 308 London Transport TROLLEYBUS DESTINATION BLIND (route numbers) from Wood Green (WN)50 depôt dated January 1959. A complete blind, with white leaders, in good, ex-use condition. [1] 309 Selection of London Transport Leyland Titan DESTINATION BLINDS comprising 4 x 'NN' (ultimate300 box) from Camberwell (Q) dated 8.4.87, Leyton (T) dated 5.5.87, Catford (TL) dated 13.7.86 and Upton Park (U) undated. Plus 3 x 'KM' (number & intermediate box) from Plumstead (AM) dated Jan 1988, Leyton (T) dated 8.5.87 and Catford (TL) dated 18.5.86. 5 are linen, 2 are Tyvek, all are complete and in good to very good, ex-use condition. [7] 310 Quantity of 1980s London Transport Routemaster DESTINATION BLINDS comprising 2 x 'KK'200 (intermediate points) from Hanwell & Plumstead, 3 x 'LL' (number & intermediate points) from Putney, Holloway & Plumstead and 7 x 'VV' (rear numbers) from Palmers Green, Ash Grove, Muswell Hill x 2, New Cross, Plumstead & Upton Park. All are complete blinds, linen and in good to very good, ex-use condition. [12] 311 London Transport RT-type bus DESTINATION BLIND coded 'V' (rear ultimate box) from Sidcup300 (SP) garage dated 21.12.64. A linen blind, complete with both white leaders, in ex-use condition, some wear in places but generally good to very good. [1] 312 Pair of 1970s London Country RF-type bus DESTINATION BLINDS (front box) from Leatherhead95 (LH) garage, the first dated 11/76 and the second 8/77, only one is illustrated. Complete blinds, with white leaders, in very good, ex-use condition. [2] 313 Selection of 1960s/70s BUS DESTINATION BLINDS comprising examples from Mexborough190 & Swinton, Thames Valley (we think), Wolverhampton Corporation and Greater Manchester PTE. All are long blinds, complete and in very good, ex-use condition. [4] 314 Quantity (5) of London Transport Routemaster DESTINATION BLINDS, all ultimate 'NN' blinds,150 comprising Willesden (AC) dated 29.1.86, Holloway (HT) dated 28.11.85, Stamford Hill (SF) dated 4.2.86, Sidcup (SP) dated 1.10.85 and Upton Park (U) dated 15.8.86. Are are linen blinds, complete and in good to very good, ex-use condition. [5] 315 London Country (London Transport-manufactured) RT-type bus DESTINATION BLIND coded160 'S' (side or rear boxes) from Bromley (TB) garage dated 23.9.71. A linen blind, complete with both white leaders, in good to very good, ex-use condition. [1] 316 Selection (3) of 1960s/70s bus DESTINATION BLINDS comprising one from Great Yarmouth120 Corporation and others from the Derbyshire/Yorkshire area and from Scotland, operators not identified. All in good, ex-use condition, complete and with white leaders. [3] 317 Selection of London Transport Metrobus DESTINATION BLINDS comprising 3 x 'NN' (ultimate130 box) from Tottenham (AR) dated 12.1.86, Clapton (CT) dated 24.9.85 and Muswell Hill (MH) dated 3.1.86. Plus 'CC' (side box) examples from Ash Grove & Clapton (AG & CT) dated 4.2.87 and Southall (HW) dated 2.11.84. All are linen blinds, complete and in good to very good, ex-use condition. [5] 318 Quantity (5) of London Transport Routemaster DESTINATION BLINDS, all ultimate 'NN' blinds,280 comprising Shepherds Bush (S) dated 11.6.83, Stockwell (SW) dated 2.8.77, Cricklewood (W) dated 4.11.86, Leyton (T) dated 25.3.86 and Wandsworth (WD), 1980s, date unclear. All are linen blinds, complete and in good to very good, ex-use condition. [5] 319 Small selection of London Transport 'Red Arrow' DESTINATION BLINDS for MB-class buses 110('K'-coded blinds) comprising Victoria (GM) garage front box dated 23.2.77, rear box dated 3.12.79 and Walworth (WL) garage front box dated 15.7.80. All are Aldenham-manufactured linen blinds, complete with white leaders at both ends, and in good to very good, ex-use condition. [3] 320 Quantity (5) of London Transport Routemaster DESTINATION BLINDS, all ultimate 'NN' blinds,200 comprising Palmers Green (AD) dated 17.9.84, Hendon (AE) dated 23.6.86, Bow (BW) dated 19.2.85, Holloway (HT) dated 3.9.86 and New Cross (NX) dated 20.8.85. All are linen blinds, complete and in good to very good, ex-use condition. [5] 321 1960s Upminster & District DESTINATION BLIND. We think this may be from one of U&D's ex-London50 Transport RLH-type buses. U&D has strong ancestral links to today's Ensign Bus company. Blind is in heavily-used condition. An amazing survivor. [1] 322 London bus timetable noticeboard enamel HEADER PLATE 'London Transport' manufactured280 in 1930s style with the lettering under/overlined with diamond cut-outs. Length 40" (102cm). In excellent condition, just a few small blemishes. [1] 323 Small set of London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATES for route 108A, all including some250 red lettering to indicate weekend workings. Set comprises Mon-Fri Rush Hours Saturday & Sunday, Mon-Fri Rush Hours & Saturday and Sunday Alighting Point Only . In very good, ex-use condition. [3] 324 London Underground enamel STATION INDICATOR PLATE 'Charing Cross'. This is the type once220 common on the system where an arrow would illuminate next to the plate to indicate the next train. This example is believed to be from one of the indicators on the eastbound platform at Earl's Court station for when short-working trains would terminate at Charing Cross, now re-named Embankment. Measures 29" x 7" (74cm x 17cm) and in excellent condition, minor blemishes only. [1] 325 c1928/29 issue of the 'Stingemore' London Underground linen-card POCKET MAP. This is a300 special edition over-printed in German on the cover with (translated) 'To England via Flushing (daytime service) or Hook of Holland (night service)'. In excellent condition, other than some faint stains on the cover, barely a blemish. [1] 326 1930s/40s London Underground ENAMEL SIGN 'Notice' from a station forecourt regarding250 use by cars and taxicabs. Original location unknown but could have been somewhere like Edgware station. Features the LPTB bullseye and measures 23" x 14" (59cm x 36cm). In very good, ex-use condition, lightly weathered. [1] 327 Quantity (33) of railway TIMETABLE BOOKS, mainly 1930s-50s, including LMS, LNER & SR examples.150 No apparent duplication. Plus a Bradshaw's for January 1946. A few are well-used but most are in good to very good condition. [34] 328 London Underground and Overground ENAMEL SIGN 'Danger etc' from the end of a station55 platform. An official label on the reverse states that it was located at Stamford Hill Overground station. Measures 18.5" x 39" (47cm x 99cm) and is in excellent condition. [1] 329 First-year H C Beck London Underground DIAGRAMMATIC CARD MAP. The undated edition300 with no print-code, issued c. August 1933. Refers to re-naming of Dover St station to Green Park and the merger of Holborn and British Museum stations. A superb example in near-mint condition. [1] 330 London Transport Routemaster front REGISTRATION PLATE 'SMK 760F', ex-RML 2760, the last55 Routemaster to be built and one of a small number that have retained their original identity. The bus is now looked after at London Bus Museum. This is the original-type suspended plate with rubber protector strip and is in ex-vehicle condition. Obtained by the vendor from Upton Park garage upon fitting of a replacement plate. [1] 331 Pair of Southdown Motor Services DESTINATION BOARDS as fitted to the front of coaches150 in the 1950s/60s (and possibly earlier too). Double-sided wooden boards, one reads Brighton/Bracklesham and the other Margate/Leonardslee. Measure 32" x 4.5" (81cm x 11cm). In good, ex-use condition. [2] 332 Selection (6) of 1930s/40s Southdown Motor Services TIMETABLE BOOKLETS comprising 17100 Oct 1932, 2 Sept 1937, 2 Dec 1937, 6 April 1939 plus War Edition for East Sussex dated January 3, 1943 and War-style issue for West Sussex dated May 13, 1945. Some have cover wear but these are generally in good to very good condition. [6] 333 1970 (print-code 11/69) London Underground quad-royal POSTER MAP designed by Paul Garbutt380 and still with the traditional border of small bullseyes. Interchange stations are in upper case, the remainder in lower. Shows the Victoria Line extension to Brixton as 'under construction'. Minor edge-scuffing but generally in excellent condition. [1] 334 London Transport coach stop enamel E-PLATE for Green Line route 720 destinated Harlow,450 Epping, Aldgate. This would have been located at the very northern end of the route, quite possibly at the original terminus in Bishop's Stortford. Destinated e-plates for the 720 are very scarce indeed. In very good, ex-use condition. [1] 335 Pair of 1930s London Transport Tramways FARECHARTS for service/route 17 from Farringdon70 St Stn to Highgate/East Finchley. The first, dated January 1934 has the early LPTB 'Tramways' logo at the top but is otherwise in the inherited LCC Tramways style. The second, dated April 1935, is in the full LPTB style. Both are in good to very good condition, a few age-marks in places, previously folded. [2] 336 c1930s-1950s City of Westminster enamel STREET SIGN from Brompton Road in Knightsbridge,220 home to Harrods, Harvey Nichols, the Mandarin Oriental Hotel etc. Measures 36" x 12" (92cm x 31cm) and in very good, ex-use condition. [1] 337 Quantity of 1950s-1990s bus/tram/rail/Underground interior PANEL POSTERS & NOTICES including0 'Coughs & Sneezes', 'The H-Bomb', 'Join the Hallamshires' (thought to be ex-Sheffield trams), Lord Mayor's Show, Royal Opening of Heathrow Term 4 extension, Travelcards, Poems on the Underground (glazed and framed) etc. Mostly in good to very good condition. [13] 338 A Heuer, Swiss-made STOPWATCH issued by London Transport c.1974 to a Work Study Assistant140 at Aldenham Bus Works and engraved L.T.E. 85 on the reverse. Comes with original box, ref no 401213, and with authenticating paperwork with regard to the employee concerned. Records tenths of seconds, seconds and minutes up to 30 min. Watch and box are almost as new. Watch appears to work perfectly although it has not been tested at length. [1] 339 Selection of London Transport Trolleybus depôt ALLOCATION STENCIL PLATES for Colindale80 (CE), Hammersmith (HB) and Poplar (PR) depôts. In very good, ex-use condition. [3] 340 Small selection of reproduction enamel BR STATION TOTEMS (all half-flanged) comprising 140Crouch End (Eastern Region), the ex-LNER station on the Alexandra Palace line (closed 1954), Fairlie High (Scottish Region), the ex-LMS station on the Largs branch of the Ayrshire Coast line and Preston Road (London Midland Region), the ex-LMS station on the Kirkby branch, now re-named Rice Lane. These are well-made, full-size replicas (36" - 92cm long). The first and last have some scratches, otherwise they are in excellent condition. [3] 341 Considerable quantity (62) of 1920s-60s (mainly 1930s-50s) bus & tram TIMETABLES, MAPS,650 GUIDES etc. Operators include Aberdeen , Ashton-under-Lyne, Birch Bros, Birmingham, Blackpool, Bournemouth, Brighton, Cardiff, Darwen, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Guernsey, Leicester, Liverpool, Luton, Manchester, Midland Red, Plymouth, Reading, St Helen's, Southdown & Wolverhampton. Mostly in good to very good condition. [62] 342 Two sets of London Underground 1983 Tube Stock enamel STOCK-NUMBER PLATES from 3-car90 units of the first batch: 3625, 4625 and 3725 plus 3627, 4627 and 3727, each unit being two motor cars and one trailer. These plates were located inside the cars above the inter-communicating doors. In excellent, ex-use condition. [6] 343 London Underground Standard Tube Stock enamel CAB DESTINATION PLATE for Newbury Park80 / West Ruislip on the Central Line. A double-sided plate with brass ends. In ex-use condition. [1] 344 Selection of London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATES from south London comprising 5960 Sunday (in red), 59A Mon-Fri, 109 Weekday and 190 Mon-Sat. In good to very good, ex-use condition. [4] 345 Pair of c1931-32 Metropolitan Railway POCKET MAPS, the Met's own very attractive maps180 of the Underground which highlight their own lines in red and leave the remainder of the network coloured light blue! The red-cover map has print-code M1090/100M (c1931) and the green-cover example bears code M.1495/100M (1932) and carries a sticker on the map regarding the opening of the Stanmore line. Both are in lightly-used condition, each with a fold-tear, that on the latter has been taped. [2] 346 Set of 3 x 1938 London Underground CHARTS 'Initial Train Services, Distances and RunningWithdrawn Times on Extension Lines - Metropolitan & Bakerloo, Northern, Central' - a coloured line diagram on one side with trains per hour, a distance chart on the other, with original envelope. Plus 2 soft-cover LT BOOKS 'Staff Meetings, Sessions 1937-38 & 1938-39' and 1977 LT hardcover BOOK 'Underground to Heathrow', no 121 of 400 limited edition, in original envelope. All in good to very good condition. [4 items] 347 1950s/60s London Underground enamel FRIEZE PANEL from the Bakerloo Line platforms at280 Waterloo Station. Measures 41" x 9" (104cm x 23cm) and is in excellent condition, minor blemishes only. [1] 348 1950s/60s London Underground enamel FRIEZE PANEL from the Northern Line platforms at220 Waterloo Station. Measures 38.5" x 9" (98cm x 23cm) and is in very good condition, a few chips at the edges. [1] 349 1950s/60s London Underground enamel PLATFORM BULLSEYE SIGN from West Finchley station350 on the Northern Line, High Barnet branch. A 3-piece sign, without frame, measuring 59" (150cm) across, in very good, ex-use condition. [3 parts] 350 1924 British Empire Exhibition at Wembley official fold-out PLAN & MAP designed by Kennedy50 North in a style similar to MacDonald Gill with an Underground map with calligraphed station names and elaborate, colourful illustrations. An unusually fine example, lightly used but generally in very good condition. [1] 351 1938 London Transport TROLLEYBUS FARECHART for routes 669 and 699. A single-sided, paper45 issue produced in February 1938 following the extension of route 669 from Canning Town to North Woolwich, Free Ferry. A scarce survivor in generally good, ex-use condition, some edge-nicks, very short tears (repaired on reverse), small stains. Has previously been folded. [1] 352 Pair of London Transport TROLLEYBUS FARECHARTS, double-sided card issues, the first for routes60 543/643/649A & 647 dated May 1960 (timetable extracts are dated January 1959) and the other for routes 601/602/603 and 604/605 dated July 1961 with fare alteration stickers dated April 1962, the month before the last trolleybuses were withdrawn. In good, ex-use condition. [2] 353 Selection of London County Council (LCC) Tramways POCKET MAPS comprising issues dated85 May 1913, June 1913 and July 1913. In very good to excellent condition. [3] 354 1864 MAP of the [London] Railways proposed by the Bills of [Parliamentary] Session in the190 Metropolitan Districts. Shows the first section of the Metropolitan Railway open and many others proposed, eg the Metropolitan District Railway around north London over to New Cross and other fascinating examples like the London Union and the Oxford St and City. An early example of multi-colour printing. Single-sided, opens out to 26" x 20" (66cm x 51cm). In very good condition. [1] 355 1950s/60s London Transport enamel BUS STOP FLAG, an E3 'Request' version with runners 90for 3 e-plates on both sides. A traditional bullseye 'boat' flag, (two-sided, hollow) measuring 18" x 20.5" (46cm x 52cm). An excellent example with only minor blemishes. [1] 356 1950s/60s London Transport enamel BUS STOP FLAG, an E3 'Compulsory' version with runners100 for 3 e-plates on both sides and original fixing brackets. A traditional bullseye 'boat' flag, (two-sided, hollow) measuring 18" x 20.5" (46cm x 52cm). A superb example in barely-used condition that can only have been in use for a short period. One of the best we have ever seen. [1] 357 London Transport coach stop enamel E-PLATE for Green Line route 708 destinated Victoria,300 Watford, Hemel Hempstead. Likely to have been located between Godstone and Streatham. In very good, ex-use condition. [1] 358 London Transport Routemaster bonnet FLEETNUMBER PLATE from RM 151. The original bus150 with this number entered service at Walthamstow (WW) garage in 1960, replacing trolleybuses, and the last RM 151 finished service at New Cross (NX) garage in 1985 and was scrapped the following year. Comes with the backing plate and is in good, ex-vehicle condition. [1] 359 Selection of largely Routemaster-related London Transport POSTERS comprising 2004 horizontal65 double-royal '50 Years of Routemasters' (No 015 of 500 limited edition), c1991 INTERIOR POSTER 'A New Look for Routemasters', small selection of 1970s PANEL POSTERS re driver recruitment and a selection (17) of 1960s/70s RM and RT SLIPBOARD POSTERS for various assorted destinations. Almost all in very good condition. [22 items] 360 London Transport ENAMEL SIGN, probably from an Underground station car-park 'Please keep110 this space clear for cars turning'. A flanged sign measuring 24" x 16" (61cm x 41cm). A few blemishes from use but generally in very good condition. [1] 361 London & North-Eastern Railway (LNER) enamel 'horseshoe' LAMP TABLET sign from Buckhurst250 Hill station on the Loughton branch which became part of the Underground's Central Line in 1948. No doubt, LT wasted little time in removing all signs of the former ownership. Sign is double-sided, complete with original hooks, and measures 14" (36cm) across. Some small enamel losses but generally in good, ex-use condition. An amazing survivor. [1] 362 Quantity (44) of 1960s/70s London Transport SLIPBOARD POSTERS as used on RT-type buses190 to show sporting (incl London football grounds), leisure, cultural etc locations that the bus passed en route. These were once a common sight on London buses below the front, near-side window. They measure 25.5" x 4" (65cm x 10cm) and are in excellent, unused condition. [44] 363 Enamel on brass CAP BADGE for a City Bus (Coach) Company driver or conductor. City started50 in 1923 as an independent London bus operator, best known for its route 536 from Highgate to Catford. After takeover by LPTB in 1934, it became a coach company, based in Brentwood, and best known for its Wood Green to Southend service, later Eastern National service 251. The company ceased operations in 1953. In very good, lightly-used condition. [1] 364 Pair of pre-1935 BUS LICENCE BADGES, the first an alloy example 'Tunbridge Wells Omnibus70 Driver 234' and the second a brass 'Trolley Vehicle Conductor 70' badge, believed to be from Hastings Tramways. Both were designed to be hung from the lapel on a leather strap (straps no longer present) and are in good, ex-use condition. [2] 365 London Transport coach stop enamel E-PLATE for Green Line route 712 destinated Radlett,500 St Albans, Luton. This plate would probably have been located in Borehamwood and may well be one of a single pair. In very good ex-use condition. Destinated plates for route 712 are uncommon. [1] 366 c1928/29 issue of the 'Stingemore' London Underground linen-card POCKET MAP. This is a special0 edition over-printed on the cover 'With the compliments of the Aberdeen & Commonwealth Line'. Small annotation on the cover, otherwise in excellent condition, barely another blemish. [1] 367 London Underground enamel PLATFORM ROUNDEL SIGN from Oxford Circus Station on the850 Bakerloo, Central and Victoria Lines. This is the larger-size version measuring 44" (112cm) across by 36" (92cm) high, c1980s, and comes complete with its bronze frame. In very good, ex-use condition, just a few light scratches. [3 parts + frame] 368 Selection of London Transport DMS bus items comprising 2 x chrome, scripted 'Daimler' BADGES,90 3 x Metro-Cammell-Weymann BODY PLATES, a metal Passenger Capacity NOTICE and a CIRCUIT BOARD (circuit-breaker switches) ex DMS 69. All in good to very good, ex-use condition. [7] 369 Selection of London Transport Routemaster bus items comprising 4 x plastic radiator grille BADGES,90 a Park-Royal bodybuilder's PLATE and a 1976 'PP' (canopy box route numbers) DESTINATION BLIND from New Cross garage. Plus an AEC HUB-CAP with BADGE, origin unknown. All items in good to very good, ex-use condition. [7] 370 Selection of London Transport/London Country RT bus items comprising BONNET FLEETNUMBER90 PLATE ex RT3725 (+ book with that bus pictured on cover), engine cover SIDE PANEL with bonnet hook, driver's MIRROR (glass is good), FIRE EXTINGUISHER, 'AA' (canopy box route numbers) DESTINATION BLIND from Abbey Wood garage & a small selection of TRANSFERS for RT/RF types. In good, ex-use condition other than extinguisher and transfers for which no efficacy report is feasible. [6 + transfers] 371 Bus Conductor's SET comprising a Bell Punch TICKET MACHINE (serial no 764440) in working140 order, a 28-position, double-sided wooden TICKET RACK, complete with part-used packs of generic bus punch tickets, and a leather CONDUCTOR'S CASH BAG, complete with strap and in good, ex-use condition. [3] 372 Croydon Corporation Tramways MAP & GUIDE TO CAR SERVICES dated January 1923. Printed300 on pink paper with a cover picture of Croydon Town Hall and an open-top Corporation tramcar. A little age-darkening at some of the edges and a small blemish where a paper-clip was once attached but overall a very good example. [1] 373 1950s/60s enamel BUS STOP FLAG 'Southdown Buses Stop Only By Request'. A double-sided550 sign measuring 13" x 10" (33cm x 25cm). In excellent, ex-use condition. [1] 374 Complete set of 2005 Routemaster INTERIOR POSTERS produced by Transport for London to80 mark the end of normal service for the buses. There is a poster for each decade from the 1950s on. These were carried by the buses during their last weeks of operation and a small number were made publicly available at the LT Museum. 26" x 8" (66cm x 20cm). Plus an original 1950/60s SLIPBOARD POSTER 'This is the new Routemaster' as carried by the early RMs under their canopies when they entered service. All are in excellent condition. [7] 375 London Underground 1950s/60s enamel PLATFORM FRIEZE PLATE from the Central Line with140 the line name on the bar of a traditional London Transport bullseye. And 'end-of-row' example measuring 17" x 9" (43cm x 23cm). A few small chips and blemishes but generally a very good example. [1] 376 London Underground 1950s/60s enamel PLATFORM FRIEZE PLATE from the Northern Line110 with the line name on the bar of a traditional London Transport bullseye. And 'end-of-row' example measuring 27.5" x 9" (70cm x 23cm). A few small chips and blemishes but generally a very good example. [1] 377 Considerable quantity (49) of 1930s-60s (mainly 1930s-50s) overseas bus & train TIMETABLES,90 MAPS & GUIDES. Countries include Australia, Belgium, Czechoslovakia, Germany, Hong Kong, Hungary, India, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, New Zealand, South Africa and USA (large number). Huge variety of cities and places. A few are well-used but most are in good to very good condition. [49] 378 Set of London General Omnibus Company LEAFLETS 'List of Motor Bus Routes...Services Working',250 a complete run of nos 1-24, Dec 1920 to June 1921. All bar one in excellent condition. [24] 379 c1908-1910 London Underground POCKET MAP in cloth and card holder. A decorative cover280 depicting 2 children on an Underground platform, the folder opens out to 5.75" x 3.5" (15cm x 9cm) and contains a single-sided, card Underground map produced by Waterlow & Sons Ltd. An amazing item, not seen by us at auction before. In very good, lightly-used condition. [1] 380 London Transport coach stop enamel E-PLATE for Green Line route 718 destinated Hampton280 Court, Staines, Windsor. An example of this plate is known to have been located in Chelsea but there may have been others. In very good ex-use condition. [1] 381 BOOK 'RT - The Story of a London Bus' by Ken Blacker and published by Capital Transport. This45 is the 1979 first edition and is in excellent condition, including the dust-cover. [1] 382 1982 London Underground quad-royal POSTER MAP designed by Paul Garbutt. Shows the first70 stage of the Jubilee Line from Stanmore to Charing Cross. In excellent condition with no major blemishes. Folded. [1] 383 1930s Western National POSTER ROUTE MAP of bus services in the Somerset & East Devon90 Area. Also shows Southern National services and Royal Blue Express Coaches. A superb poster with illustrations of Bristol G & H type buses and crests of all the counties & major towns around the edge. Undated but estimated mid-late 1930s from bus types. Measures 29" x 20" (74cm x 51cm) and is in good condition, just a few minor edge-scuffs. Folded. [1] 384 Western National enamel BUS STOP FLAG. A 1950s/60s double-sided sign in cream and green65 enamel. Measures 12.5" x 10.5" (32cm x 27cm) and is in excellent, ex-use condition, minor blemishes only. [1] 385 Small selection of London Underground Metropolitan Line card CARRIAGE LINE DIAGRAMS120 dated 1957, 1959 and 1961 respectively. These were fitted in the carriage-print frames in the compartments of T-Stock and locomotive-hauled carriages. Measure 25.5" x 8.5" (65cm x 22cm). In good, ex-use condition, the first two have one vertical fold each and a few ceases. [3] 386 Selection of 1930s-50s London Underground Metropolitan Line card CARRIAGE PANEL ADVERTS70 & NOTICES comprising 'Air Raids, Lost Property, Seasons (1937) by O'Keefe, Timetable (1950) by Duke, Return Tickets, Abbey Road Building Society and Scottish Bus Group coach tours. These were fitted in the carriage-print frames in the compartments of T-Stock and locomotive-hauled carriages. Measure 25.5" x 8.5" (65cm x 22cm). All are in used condition, some with damp stains, cut corners etc. [7] 387 1930s-1950s London Transport ENAMEL SIGN 'Caution - Buses Turning'. These signs were 420introduced by the LGOC in the early 1930s and their use continued by London Transport post-1933. They were generally located outside bus garages and were a familiar sight until the 1970s. Most have now disappeared although one remains in position at Tottenham garage. Measures 36" x 15" (92cm x 38cm) and is in excellent condition. The first we have ever seen at auction. [1] 388 1907 "District" [Railway] MAP of Greater London & Environs, 2nd edition. Shows the Franco-British90 Exhibition (held in 1908) and Exhibition Station on the CLR. A large-scale, full-colour map (42" x 26", 107cm x 66cm), linen-backed and folded into hard covers. Bakerloo, Hampstead & Piccadilly tubes shown in bold, non-Group tubes, eg Central and C&SLR, not so prominently! In good condition. [1] 389 c1910 Metropolitan Electric Tramways small, pocket-sized MAP OF ROUTES and Particulars75 of Services. Includes the "Middlesex and Hertfordshire Light Railways" in the cover title, these being operated by the MET. Shows the company's services linking to the Underground railways. Opens out to 8.5" x 10" (22cm x 25cm). In good condition, just lightly used, small mark on cover, one short tear. [1] 390 London Underground WW2 CAR NOTICE "In Air Raids...In the Blackout", paper on hardboard,120 probably an original (in good, ex-use condition), plus 2 x London Underground CAR LINE DIAGRAMS (shiny paper type) comprising Central Line from 1981 and Northern Line from 1984 (in good, unused condition) plus 8 x 1970s London Transport RT-type bus SLIPBOARD DESTINATION POSTERS (in good, unused condition). [11 items] 391 London Underground perspex SIGN 'Brixton Station, Victoria Line' which was formerly situated0 outside the station entrance (see picture) and is believed to date from the opening in 1971. Designed to be backlit, the sign measures 48" x 20" (122cm x 51cm). A small loss and short crack at one corner, a few other minor blemishes but otherwise in very good, ex-use condition. [1] 392 Selection of London Transport 1937 Country Area TIMETABLE BOOKLETS comprising 'North'170 issues for June, August & December and 'South' issues for June, July, August, November & December. In good to very good, used condition. [8] 393 c1940s Southern Railway CARRIAGE DESTINATION BOARD 'Waterloo' with 'Chessington' on220 the reverse. Green lettering on a cream background on a wooden board with reinforced metal ends. Measures 31" x 4" (80cm x 10cm) and is in good, ex-use condition. [1] 394 c1970s British Railways (S) PLATFORM INDICATOR BOARD 'Shepperton via Kingston', a double-sided60 wooden board with reinforced metal ends, measuring 48" x 7.5" (122cm x 19cm), in good ex-use condition plus a station INDICATOR PANEL, possibly from Dagenham East station, 'Elm Park, Hornchurch, Upminster Bridge' in perspex and designed to be back-lit, measuring 12" x 18" (30cm x 46cm) and in good ex-use condition. Possibly LMS in origin, c1940s, as style pre-dates BR or LT. [2] 395 London Underground F-Stock or Q-Stock enamel DESTINATION PLATE 'New Cross / New X Gate'0 from the East London Line. One of the older-style of plates which slid into runners on the outside of the driver's cab. Double-sided with brass ends and small identifier tabs at the top edge. In generally very good, ex-use condition. Plates from the East London Line are uncommon. [1] 396 Set of London Underground enamel STOCK-NUMBER PLATES from a 4-car unit of 1962-Tube140 Stock comprising Driving Motor Cars 1666 & 1667, Trailer 2666 and Non-Driving Motor Car 9667. These plates were located inside the end of each car above the inter-communicating door. In very good, ex-use condition. [4] 397 c1906 London bus driver's enamel LICENCE BADGE 'STAGE DRIVER - MECHANICAL POWER' 35with serial number 8,454 and issued in the first years of the 20th century when distinction needed to be made between horse and motor-bus drivers. A double-sided badge which would have been worn on the lapel with a leather strap. A reasonable example given that these badges were buried after withdrawal in order to prevent fraudulent re-use. It has the resulting edges-losses through corrosion. [1] 398 1839 MAP: Betts's New Itinerant & Commercial Map of England & Wales. Shows the 'railroads'50 as well as turnpikes, principal cross-roads & canals. Some hand-colouring, eg counties. Backed onto linen, folds into 20 sections and opens out to 36" x 30" (91cm x 76cm). Comes with original, titled slip-case. Case has wear, map has a few age-spots but is generally very good. [1] 399 London Transport coach stop enamel E-PLATE for Green Line route 717 destinated Victoria,2200 Welwyn Garden City. Dates from the 1964-67 period, then only time when the 717 ran south of Victoria and north to Welwyn. A most unusual survivor. In ex-use condition with some light weathering and small blemishes. [1] 400 Pair of 1940s/50s London Transport BUS STOP FLAGS, single-sided enamel plates, one 'Request',120 one 'Compulsory', each measuring 17.5" x 15.5" (44cm x 39cm) plus an appropriate BRONZE FRAME. All in good, ex-use condition. [3] 401 Huge quantity of loose London Transport Buses TRAFFIC CIRCULARS comprising Central Buses/Central110 Road Services from 1940 to 1959. 1949-59 are complete year sets, 1940-48 are not 100% complete. Plus similar for LT Country Buses & Coaches / London Country Bus Services from 1940s to 1980s, not necessarily all of these are complete year-sets. [Large box full!] 402 Quantity of 1940s-60s London Transport bus INTERIOR POSTERS as carried by RTs, RMs, trolleybuses160 & earlier types. Most are unused but a few were retrieved from trolleybuses at Colindale scrapyard and are ex-use. All different, a couple may be re-prints but they are not so marked. [20] 403 London Underground Metropolitan Line A-Stock DESTINATION BOX. A complete, free-standing380 unit with fully-working winding mechanism and including fitted BLIND with all Metropolitan and East London Line destinations. Appears to be a renovated unit ex-stores and unused since renovation, just a few storage marks, otherwise in excellent condition. [1 + blind] 404 London Underground Metropolitan Line A-Stock LINE DIAGRAM. This is the type that was placed75 transversely on the bulkheads above the entrances to the seating areas. Undated but c. late-1960s/early 1970s. Measures 58" x 8" (148cm x 20cm) and mounted on its original board. In well-used condition with some paper losses at the ends not affecting the map. An unusual survivor. [1] 405 Selection of WW2 1941-42 London Transport Country Area Buses OFFICIALS' TIMETABLE BOOKLETS160 comprising North-West & Western Areas for Oct 1941, North-West & Western Areas for Feb 1942, South-Western Area for May 1942, Western Area for Jul 1942, Western Area for Oct 1942 and North-West Area for Nov 1942. In good to very good condition. [8] 406 Selection of WW2 and earlier 1938-41 London Transport Country Area Buses OFFICIALS' TIMETABLE180 BOOKLETS (red-cover issues) comprising South-East & Western Areas for Apr 1938, South-West Area for Jul 1938, Western Area for Oct 1938, Western Area for Jul 1940 (rear cover missing) and North-East, South-West & Western Areas for April 1941. In good to very good condition. [8] 407 1950s/60s London Transport enamel BUS STOP SIGN ' Chingford' from a 'Keston' wooden 380bus shelter. A flanged, single-sided sign measuring 18" (46cm) square and in excellent condition with minor blemishes only. [1] 408 London Underground enamel PLATFORM BULLSEYE SIGN from South Woodford (George Lane)500 station on the Central Line. The 'George Lane' suffix, inherited from the LNER in 1947, was generally dropped from 1950 although it survived on some of the station signs for some time subsequently. The sign is likely to date from 1947. A 3-piece sign without frame, 58.5" (149cm) across, which would have been located in an open area and is weathered accordingly with some corrosion at the edges and small losses on the bottom edge of the bar. A rarely-seen sign. [3-parts] 409 Quantity of pre-WW2 London General & London Transport BOOKLETS Including 1914 LGOC100 Rule Book, 1929 and 1932 'Chiswick Works', 1929 '100 Years of the London Omnibus', 1934 'Pleasure Parties, School Outings', 1933 LPTB 'Facts about the Commercial Advertising Service, 1939 'Advertisement Rates' (with a picture of RT1 amongst all the others), 1937 Coronation - Traffic Arrangements, etc. Mostly in good to very good condition. Plus 27 Underground pocket maps 1938-71, mostly very good, many stamped 'Omnibus Society Library'. [38] 410 1912 (July) London Underground POCKET MAP "London's Guiding Star" printed by George2000 Philip & Son Ltd and featuring the vertical UndergrounD logo. This issue marks stations with black-outlined white circles and shows the Met station as Hammersmith (Grove). The reverse shows Events for July, a theatre plan, places of leisure & entertainment etc. The 'Guiding Star' version of this map is quite uncommon. A superb example in excellent, unmarked condition. [1] 411 London Transport enamel 1940s/50s BUS & COACH STOP FLAG with runners for 6 e-plates.180 A single-sided sign measuring 18" x 26" (46cm x 66cm). A few small chips but otherwise in very good, ex-use condition. [1] 412 Early motor-coach BROCHURE BOOKLETS comprising 1920s Grey Cars Ltd 'Motor Tours in and80 around glorious Devon' with a full-colour cover featuring a charabanc, 1929 Motorways 'How to see Europe from an Armchair' with a similar cover, a 1951 version from the same company plus a 1931 Wagon-Lits Cook European Tours brochure in French. Plus 2 x 1930s English Electric Co Ltd BROCHURES 'New Trams for Calcutta' and '86-seater Tramcar for Bombay'. Items in lightly-used condition. [6] 413 London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATE for route 414 'West Croydon via Blackborough200 Road'. This would have been located in Reigate to indicate journeys that ran via the bus garage and is probably one of just a pair. A few small blemishes but generally in very good, ex-use condition. [1] 414 1908 Central London Railway MAP 'To the Franco-British Exhibition'. Although issued independently300 by the CLR with all their own information on the reverse, the map is the standard, green-bordered London Electric Railways issue of the time. Opens out to 14" x 11" (36cm x 28cm). Lightly-used with some small blemishes but overall a good example. [1] 415 Complete 5th and 6th volumes of 'PENNYFARE', the London Transport staff magazine, for the0 years 1938 and 1939 (up to September which was the last pre-war issue). Generally in good to very good condition. [21 issues] 416 Quantity of 'PENNYFARE' and LONDON TRANSPORT MAGAZINES comprising 11 issues for 193465 (January missing), 12 issues for 1936 (complete) and the complete volume 2 of the LTM for April 1948 - March 1949 (12 issues). Generally in good to very good condition. [35] 417 Very large quantity of London Underground POCKET MAPS from 1975 to 2016. No duplication90 noted and generally in excellent to near-mint condition. [c110] 418 London Underground ENAMEL SIGN 'Service update' with each line listed in its background500 colour and a with space against each for comments. A superb, colourful item with every aspect and detail in full enamel finish. Likely to date from the early-2000s and would have been replaced when the East London line ceased to be part of the Underground. Measures 26" x 40" (66cm x 102cm). In excellent condition with very minor blemishes only. [1] 419 Selection of early London Underground POSTCARDS comprising, from the 1906 Great Northern,200 Piccadilly & Brompton Rlwy 'London's Latest Tube' series: Interior of Car, Interior Car Shed, Power House - Chelsea & Piccadilly Circus Station plus 1907 'South Kensington Station' (District Railway & Piccadilly Tube) and Interior of Car (Bakerloo & Piccadilly Tubes), both from the W H Smith series. All are postally unused and in excellent condition. [6] 420 Small selection of early London Underground POSTCARDS comprising 2 x 1908 'London Underground'120 maps, produced by Waterloo & Sons and with advertising for the Great Eastern Hotel on the reverse (one is the French version for the Franco-British Exhibition), both postally unused with light wear and creasing, plus a c1904 Central London Railway issue 'CLR Tunnel Whitewashing Train' with line diagram, postally used with light wear. [3] 421 London Transport enamel BUS STOP FLAG (compulsory). A 1950s/60s 'bullseye'-style, E9-size,90 double-sided 'boat'-type flag with runners for 9 e-plates on each side and complete with original fixing rods. Measures 18" x 31" (46cm x 79cm). A few small chips and blemishes and it is rather dirty but would become a very good example once the grime has been removed. [1] 422 London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATE for routes 348/348A/348B destinated Chesham280 Moor, Hyde End. Likely to have been located in Chesham, possibly at the Broadway. Triple-split e-plates are uncommon, even more so when destinated. Almost certainly one of just a pair, the other plate was sold in our March 2016 auction. In very good, ex-use condition. [1] 423 c1930s-1950s City of Westminster enamel STREET SIGN from Eaton Square, SW1 with the 250extra wording 'leading to Eaton Place'. Eaton Square is a residential garden square in Belgravia, said to be the most expensive place to buy property in the UK. Fictionally, it was home to the detective Paul Temple and Eaton Place was home to the Bellamy Family of 'Upstairs, Downstairs'. Measures 38" x 25.5" (97cm x 65cm) and is in good, ex-use condition with a few chips, mainly around the screw-holes. [1] 424 1910 GNR (Great Northern Railway) POCKET MAP 'showing direct communication between600 King's Cross Station and all parts of London by Electric Railways'. Shows the Underground system (except the competing section of the Piccadilly tube!) in similar style to concurrent Underground issues. We have not seen this 1910 issue before (most are dated 1913), it shows the Japan British Exhibition at White City. 14" x 11" (36cm x 28cm) opened. One very short fold-parting and some light creasing in one place but generally a very good copy indeed. [1] 425 Pair of London Transport RT-family, RF, Routemaster aluminium REAR WHEEL HUB COVERS, 0as fitted from the late-1940s to the early 1970s and colloquially known as 'dustbin lids'. They measure 20" (51cm) in diameter and are in good, ex-use condition. [2] 426 Quantity (13) of 1930s RAILWAY GUIDES & ROUTE BOOKS including GWR 'Rambles around 65the Cambrian Coast', LMS 'Track of the Coronation Scot' x 4 different issues, 'Walking Tours, Manchester & District', 'Mile by Mile on the LMS', 'Along the Viking Border' (Liverpool to Euston), 'London, LNER-LMS' and Southern Railway 'Southern Rambles', 'Walking at Weekends', 'Let's Get Out Here' and 'A C E' (Atlantic Coast Express). Mostly in good to very good, used condition. [13] 427 London Transport 1940s/50s enamel BUS STOP FLAG 'Request'. A double-sided sign consisting160 of 2 enamel plates contained in a bronze frame. Measures 18" x 16" (46cm x 41cm) and retains its original fixing rods. A superb example, one of the best of these we have seen. A little grime at the lower edge but otherwise nothing more than very minor blemishes. [1] 428 London Transport bus BODYBUILDER'S PLATE for Leyland Motors Ltd from one of the 500 RTW-type65 Leyland 6RTs with bodies built by this firm in 1949-50. An uncommon plate. in good ex-vehicle condition. [1] 429 1902 'District [Railway] MAP of Greater London & Environs', 1st edition. The 1st issue of this70 edition. A linen-backed map inside hard covers, it folds out to 42" x 26" (107cm x 66cm). Some wear to the covers, the map is in very good condition. [1] 430 1924/25 Metropolitan Railway CARRIAGE MAP 'Extension Lines into Metro-land'. Shows the85 British Empire Exhibition at Wembley Park and includes the lines to Verney Junction and to Brill. Paper on hardboard, these were located in the compartments of electric multiple units and locomotive-hauled carriages. Measures 24.5" x 8.5" (62cm x 21cm). Some losses at the edges and general wear but a scarce survivor. [1] 431 London Transport RT-type bus BONNET FLEETNUMBER PLATE from RT 389. The original bus140 to carry this number (a 'roofbox' RT) entered service in 1948 at Putney Bridge (F) and the last with this number finished service as a trainer at Sidcup (SP) garage in 1971 and scrapped that year. In very good, ex-vehicle condition. [1] 432 1929 BOOKLET "Electrification Work for British Railways" published by Metropolitan-Vickers 0Electrical Co Ltd. A 48pp brochure, well illustrated and with a large map in a pocket in the back cover entitled "Electrified Railways of London & the Surrounding Districts", focussing on the Underground and Southern Railway in particular. Some wear and a few markings to the cover, the contents are excellent. [1] 433 London Underground enamel PLATFORM BULLSEYE SIGN from the Holden-designed Acton480 Town Station on the District & Piccadilly lines. The lining out of the 'half-moons' suggests that they may date from the re-building of the station in 1931/32 although the bar is a later replacement. When assembled, the sign is 59'' (150cm) wide and approx 40'' (102cm) high. A couple of very small chips but generally in excellent condition. 3-part sign only, no frame. [3 parts] 434 London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATE for Southdown routes 117 and 202 with the green70 lettering used by LT for other operators' services. This plate would have been located in Horsham from where these routes ran to Brighton and Worthing respectively. In very good, ex-use condition. [1] 435 1960s London Transport enamel BUS STOP FLAG 'Red Arrow'. This is the very uncommon version700 which is for Red Arrow services only. It's an E3 version with space for 3 e-plates on both sides but, as with many Red Arrow flags, the runners were removed by LT for re-use when these flags were taken down c.1972. A traditional bullseye 'boat' flag, (two-sided, hollow) measuring 18" x 20.5" (46cm x 52cm). A few small chips to the enamel at the edges but generally a very good example of this very scarce flag. [1] 436 Selection of London Transport 'Tram to Trolleybus' LEAFLETS for the first conversions in 193570 comprising Sutton/Crystal Palace x 2, Woolwich area issue 35-4876 x 2 and Hammersmith/Shepherds Bush area x 2. In good to very good condition. [6] 437 1924 Metropolitan Railway small POCKET CARD MAP "How to get to and from the British Empire350 Exhibition". Illustrated with a new electric locomotive on the cover, this is the Met's version of an Underground pocket map but highlighting its own lines! Opens out to 5.75" x 4.5" (15cm x 11cm). This is the turquoise-blue cover version. In very good, lightly-used condition. [1] 438 1935 London Midland & Scottish Railway CARRIAGE DIAGRAM for the Tilbury & Southend Lines.0 Designed by George Dow with more than a passing resemblance to the Beck Underground diagram. Measures 25" x 10" (63cm x 25cm) and is in very good condition with just a little age-darkening. Glazed and framed in a correct-style carriage-print frame. [1] 439 Small enamel North-Eastern Railway (NER) SIGN "Ladies' Room" stated by the vendor to be80 ex-Pateley Bridge station, terminus of the Nidd Valley branch line in North Yorkshire which closed to passengers in 1951 and completely in 1964. Measures 18" x 3.5" (46cm x 9cm) and in well-used condition with some weathering, scratches and small chips. A most unusual item. [1] 440 London Underground Q-stock (or O/P-stock) enamel, double-sided CAB DESTINATION PLATE250 for High Street / Putney Bridge on the District Line. This is an older style of plate with the abbreviated destinations stamped on the steel ends and may possibly date from the earlier-designated K and L stock of 1927-31. In good, ex-use condition. [1] 441 1930s London Underground ENAMEL SIGN 'Baker Street Stn' with a two-flighted arrow piercing700 the bullseye. This would have been located on a lamp standard etc in the vicinity of the station. Vendor advises that the sign is double-sided but only one side is visible while it remains in its bespoke wooden frame. Measures 26" x 10.5" (66cm x 27cm). Somewhat weathered with areas of restoration and a small loss at the bottom l/h corner. A most unusual item. [1] 442 1933 London Underground H C Beck diagrammatic, card POCKET MAP from the first-year 220series titled 'Underground Railways of London'. Issued c.December 1933 and has print reference 33-3636. Shows the escalator connection between Bank and Monument stations. In excellent condition, crisp & firm, a superb copy. [1] 443 British Railways (Southern Region) enamel TOTEM SIGN from Newhaven Harbour, the ex-LBSCR,1800 SR station on the Shoreham branch. A half-flanged sign 36" (92cm) long and in very good, ex-use condition, just a few small chips at the edges and small area of damage to the flange at the l/h end. Not often seen at auction. [1] 444 London Transport bus conductor's 'Gibson' TICKET MACHINE with box, as used on London225 buses 1950s-1990s. Machine no 29435, in working order with an excellent box, retains 'London Transport' on the printing plate, tickets are faint, needs re-inking. [1 + box & rolls] 445 London Transport coach stop enamel E-PLATE for Green Line route 723 destinated Grays, Chadwell0 St Mary, Tilbury. This would probably have been located somewhere in the Dagenham to Purfleet section in the time before the route was cut back to Grays. In very good, ex-use condition. [1] 446 1930s London Underground small, framed STATION BULLSEYE SIGN 'Waterloo'. Measuring3200 13" x 10.5" (33cm x 26cm), this is believed to have been located on the "Passimeter" (free-standing ticket office) in the booking hall. A one-piece sign with original bronze frame. Light surface scratching but generally in very good condition. An exceptionally scarce item. [1] 447 Officially bound volume of London General Omnibus Co TRAFFIC CIRCULARS for the year 1919,100 nos 201-250 (effectively volume 6 in the series commenced in 1914 though not marked as such). Some wear in places but generally very good. A very scarce item indeed. Other volumes also included in this sale. [1] 448 A 1930s-1950s City of London STREET SIGN from Aldgate High Street, EC3, once the route 220to one of the six gates in London's original wall. An opal glass sign in its original aluminium frame, measuring 21" (53cm) square. In good, ex-use condition, a little weathered in places with a few scratches. [1] 449 1912 London Underground POCKET MAP "What to See and How to See it" printed by George190 Philip & Son Ltd and featuring the vertical UndergrounD logo. This issue marks stations with black-outlined white circles and shows the Met station as Hammersmith (Grove). The reverse shows a theatre plan, places of amusement etc. A superb copy in excellent condition with a couple of minor blemishes on the cover only. [1] 450 London Underground enamel PLATFORM ROUNDEL from Oxford Circus Station on the Bakerloo,1100 Central and Victoria Lines. This is the smaller-size sign, from the track-side, measuring 24" (61cm) across by 19.5" (50cm) high, c1980s, in three parts plus bronze frame. In very good, ex-use condition, just a couple of small chips and a few light scratches. [3 parts + frame]

Total Hammer before premiums 78728