Sale TAL4 - 25 February 2017 at the Croydon Park Hotel REALISATIONS Lot Abbreviated description Hammer 1 Quantity of London General, Underground Group, London Transport EXCURSION & HOLIDAY70 LEAFLETS dated from c1919-1939 plus two copies of the 1940 WW2 'Sunday Outlook' series with code 4921f. Condition varies from used to very good. [21] 2 London Transport bus items comprising a REQUEST STOP FLAG ('boat style, 15.5" x 18" or 40cm45 x 46cm) in well-used condition, a canvas BUS PLATFORM STRAP marked 'Private' in good, used condition and a TAX/PSV DOUBLE DISC HOLDER ex DMS 1639 in ex-use condition. [3] 3 East Surrey Traction Co Ltd TIMETABLE BOOKLET for Summer Service 1930 (16/4/30) & London160 General Country Services TIMETABLE BOOKLET for Southern Division, Summer 1933 (1.7.33) issued under the auspices of the new LPTB. Both in good, used condition with light wear to the covers, the former has rubber stamp impressions to the covers. [2] 4 A selection of early bus and tram BELLS & STRIKERS including one complete working unit plus60 an AEC MANUFACTURER'S PLATE from chassis 06612913 which would have been a 1934 Regent although we haven't been able to identify the exact vehicle. All items are in well-used condition. [6] 5 London Underground linen-card POCKET MAP from the Stingemore-designed series of 1925-32.85 This is the c1931 issue with a blue cover and in the larger size of the later editions. It shows the Piccadilly Line extensions to Cockfosters, Sudbury Town and Northfields as under construction. In good, lightly-used condition with a little wear on the outside folds and slight staining on the cover. [1] 6 1948 London Transport OFFICIALS' TIMETABLE BOOKLETS for Country Buses and Coaches.160 This is the complete set of issues dated May 19, 1948 comprising North & North East, North-West, South, South-East and South-West Districts. In good, used condition. [5] 7 London Country Bus Services items comprising a hard plastic SIGN for 'Travel Service' (12" x30 9", 30cm x 22cm), in excellent condition, complete with 1970/71 LCBS logo and a complete set (11 issues) of the London Country Magazine from June 1970 to Christmas 1972, modelled on its predecessor LT Magazine and abandoned after 11 issues on cost grounds. Magazines in good/very good order. [12 items] 8 1970s London Country plastic LEAFLET RACK containg a quantity of 1970s Green Line leaflets25 & maps. A wall-hanging rack, adapted to free-stand. Measures 13" (33cm) square and in used condition. Plus a quantity (17) of 1960s/70s BUS SPECIFICATIONS & BLUEPRINTS though to be ex late Colin Curtis collection and from London Transport Chiswick, Leyland Motors, Self-Changing Gears. In good, used condition. [quantity] 9 1940s London Transport enamel bus stop panel timetable HEADER PLATE in the early post-war80 style. Measures 8" x 3" (21cm x 7cm) and is in good, ex-use condition with just some minor edge-wear. [1] 10 London County Council Tramways ROUTE NUMBER STENCIL for Kingsway Subway service 3342 which ran from West Norwood to Manor House. Measuring 22" x 15" (56cm x 39cm), this is the type that was fitted at each end of those standard cars which had not been fitted with roller blinds. In ex-use condition with some surface corrosion. [1] 11 A pair of London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATES for Southdown services 30 and 132100 with the operator's name and the usual green-on-white lettering for 'other operators'. These plates are likely to have been located in East Grinstead. In good, ex-stop condition. [2] 12 c1950s Maidstone & District Motor Services glass ASHTRAY, featuring an inlaid illustrated map25 of M&D coach services from London to Kent & the South Coast plus a June 1959 Maidstone & District TIMETABLE w/fold-out map of Revised Services and Routes for the Hastings & Bexhill Area 'incorporating those previously operated by trolley bus'. Both items in excellent condition. [2] 13 c1902 Central London Railway fold-out POCKET MAP produced to promote its service from95 Bank to Shepherds Bush. The line is superimposed in red on a street-map background and shows the generating station and depôt at the western end with an inset plan of the subways at Bank on the top right. The reverse has travel and ticket information etc. A little age-darkening but a very reasonable copy. [1] 14 Quantity of 1920s-40s (mainly 1930s) London Transport LEAFLETS incl bus hire, stopping the100 bus, staff courtesy, lost property, bus/tram stopping places, new Underground stations, exhibitions at Charing Cross, Rambles from Cockfosters, excursions, British Empire Exhibition, 'How to cross London' etc. Much variety, minimal duplication. Mostly in good to very good condition. [40] 15 Two pairs of London Underground enamel PLATFORM SIGN INFILLS (each is two semi-circles),160 one dating from the 1930s (black lining out) and the other from the 1950s/60s. Each measures 38" x 14.5 " (97cm x 37cm) at maximum dimensions and each pair, when coupled with a standard c48" (121cm) bar, would make a complete bullseye sign. A few small chips but all four pieces are generally in very good condition. [4 pieces] 16 A London Underground bronze PLATFORM SIGN FRAME. Measures 17" across by 14" down190 (43cm x 35cm) and takes a 3-piece sign. In very good, ex-use condition. Just the thing for someone with the sign but no frame! [1] 17 London Transport bus BODYBUILDER'S PLATE for Metropolitan Cammell Carriage & Wagon Co0 Ltd from one of the 700 RF-type AEC Regals with bodies built by this firm in 1951-3. A rarely-seen plate in good ex-vehicle condition. [1] 18 Offically BOUND VOLUME of the London Transport Magazine, complete with added index, 65for volume 6 : 12 issues from April 1952 to March 1953. Some wear to the hard cover but the contents are excellent. [1 volume of 12]. 19 Complete FIRST VOLUME of the London Transport Magazine, issues 1-12 from April 1947 to60 March 1948. The usual corroded staples but overall in very good condition. [12 issues] 20 Complete SECOND VOLUME of 'Pennyfare', the pre-war London Transport magazine, issues80 1-12 from January to December 1935. The usual corroded staples but overall in very good condition. [12 issues] 21 Considerable quantity of London Underground GUIDE (TIMETABLE) BOOKLETS from Winter90 1957/58 through to November 1972. Possibly a complete run or close to it. All are in good to very good condition with fold-out maps present, a few amendment leaflets noted too. [29] 22 1924 British Empire Exhibition at Wembley items comprising the official fold-out PLAN & MAP60 designed by Kennedy North in a style similar to MacDonald Gill with an Underground map with calligraphed station names and elaborate, colourful illustrations plus the Underground Group fold-out LEAFLET 'The Way to the Exhibition' including a plan with rail and bus stations shown. Both in lightly-used but good condition. [2] 23 London Transport Tramways ROUTE NUMBER STENCIL for Croydon local route 42 to Thornton100 Heath. Measuring 22" x 15" (56cm x 39cm), this is the type that was fitted at each end of those standard cars which had not been fitted with roller blinds. In very good, ex-use condition, may have been repainted. [1] 24 A pair of London Transport Tramways double-sided card FARECHARTS, firstly dated November140 1946 for Croydon local route 42 and circular routes 16/18 between Embankment & Purley and, secondly, dated July 1948 for routes 44/46 between City & Beresford Square and route 54 between Victoria and Grove Park. Larger-size charts to fit the standard cars. In ex-use condition. [1] 25 Pre-1935 bus driver's LICENCE BADGES from City of St Alban, no 60, enamel, single-sided and95 from Tunbridge Wells, Omnibus Driver 245, single-sided in alloy. Both in very good, used condition. [2] 26 TICKET MACHINES comprising a 'TIM' ISSUING MACHINE, ex Huddersfield Corporation ('HCPTD'90 on strap), ticket almost completely faded, needs overhaul, strap broken plus a Williamson PUNCH MACHINE no 2693 with backing plate and strap. Punches and rings OK, needs a good clean. [2] 27 Bus driver's CHANGE DISPENSING MACHINES comprising a pre-decimal London Transport serial60 no 0453 (dispenses 3d & 6d pieces) and a 'Syro' machine, operator unknown, dispenses 1p-50p. Both in apparent working order. Plus a 24-position wooden TICKET RACK filled with 24 unused packs of 100 TICKETS each from the City Coach Co Ltd. [3 items + 2,400 tickets] 28 London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATE for route 439 destinated Brockham or Holmwood.120 May well have been located at Dorking bus station (Dorking garage) to indicate workings on this rather complicated route that ran as a circular at one end. Likely to be one of just two examples. In very good, ex-stop condition. [1] 29 An unbroken run of London Transport CENTRAL BUS NEWS 'from the Operating Manager to35 the Management Team of Central Buses' from issue no 3 (April 1965) to no 31 (July 1972). Small magazine format on high-quality paper and containing a wealth of 'inside' information on LT 'red' bus operations during this period. This publication is rarely seen externally. All in very good condition. [29 issues] 30 Quantity of larger-size London TROLLEYBUS PHOTOGRAPHS (approx 1/4, 1/2 and whole plate),65 mainly b&w. Covers 1931-1962 period with a wide range of vehicle types, including 'Diddlers' and, where credited, a variety of photographers. Quality ranges from acceptable to very good. [62] 31 Large quantity of b&w London TROLLEYBUS PHOTOGRAPHS, mainly postcard-size, from the130 1930s to 1962. This set covers classes A (Diddlers), SA and X (experimental) plus scrapyard & last-day scenes. A wide variety of photographers and generally good to very good quality. [260+] 32 Large quantity of b&w London TROLLEYBUS PHOTOGRAPHS, mainly postcard-size, from the150 1930s to the early 1960s. This set covers classes B, C, D, E, F, H & J. A wide variety of photographers and generally good to very good quality. [350+] 33 Large quantity of b&w London TROLLEYBUS PHOTOGRAPHS, mainly postcard-size, from the75 1940s to the early 1960s. This set covers the K classes. A wide variety of photographers and generally good to very good quality. [200+] 34 Large quantity of b&w (mainly) London TROLLEYBUS PHOTOGRAPHS, mainly postcard-size,80 from the 1940s to the early 1960s. This set covers the L classes. A wide variety of photographers and generally good to very good quality. [240+] 35 Large quantity of b&w (mainly) London TROLLEYBUS PHOTOGRAPHS, mainly postcard-size,130 from the 1940s to the 1970s. This set covers the M, N, P & Q classes (incl operating in Spain). Plus a quantity of similar vintage bus photos (RT, RM, RF, GS, TD & others) and service vehicle photos, mostly trolleybus-related. A wide variety of photographers and generally good to very good quality. [300+] 36 Quantity of mainly half-plate b&w BUS PHOTOGRAPHS, largely official shots and mostly 1950s45 by Metropolitan Cammell Carriage & Wagon Co, Bus Division. Show buses under construction & complete, interior & exterior, double & single-deck for operators at home & overseas incl Wallasey (Atlantean), Cuba & Jamaica (Olympic), Sierra Leone (PD2), Wellington (Reliance). Plus a few LGOC shots of ST1 when new. All in good condition. [100+] 37 London Transport bus GARAGE STENCIL PLATES for CM (Chelsham), CY (Crawley), DG (Dunton90 Green), DS (Dorking), EG (East Grinstead) and EP (Epping) Country Area garages. All in well-used but generally good condition. [6] 38 A pair of London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATES comprising a 'split' example for routes60 13 & 26 and another for route 45 Mon-Sat. Both in very good, ex-stop condition. [2] 39 1956/57 London Transport OFFICIALS' TIMETABLE BOOKLETS for Country Buses and Coaches85 comprising the complete set of issues dated October 17, 1956: North & North East, North-West, South, South-East and South-West Districts plus issues dated October 16, 1957 for North & North-East, North-West and South Districts. Most are in good to very good condition ,two are well-used. [8] 40 A pair of London Transport enamel BUS STOP FLAGS, both E9-size, boat-style (hollow, double-sided),80 compulsory versions. The first is a 1980s type (with 'e-stickers') and the other is the mid-1990s onwards type in transitional form, still with 'e-stickers'. Both measure 18" x 31" (46cm x 79cm) and are in ex-use condition, generally good. [2] 41 Very early Underground Group COUNTRY WALKS LEAFLETS comprising No 5 (March 1910), 60No 8 (Oct 1910) and No 15 (April 1911), the first two very fragile with edge losses. Plus PAMPHLETS 'Through London's Country' (1921), 2 x Easter Excursions (1923), District Rlwy & Hampstead Line Season Ticket Rates BOOKLETS (1928 & 1925) plus sundry other Met Rlwy etc LEAFLETS. [13] 42 Large quantity of unsorted London Transport 1940s/50s PUNCH TICKETS comprising c1,300220 geographical type with a wide variety of routes/values, also considerable duplication, plus c 1,000 'deaf & dumb' types, both central and country buses. Generally in good/very good, used condition. [approx 2,300] 43 Considerable quantity of unsorted London Transport 1930s/40s/50s PUNCH TICKETS comprising140 c750 Tram & Trolleybus (geographical, numerical and 'deaf & dumb'), including LCC Tramways examples, and c150 Green Line Coaches, nearly all geographical type. Wide variety of routes and values, some duplication noted. Variable condition from well used to very good used. [approx 900] 44 Considerable quantity of unsorted London General Omnibus Co Ltd & Associated Companies250 1920s/30s PUNCH TICKETS. A wide variety of routes and values with a little duplication noted. Nearly all in very good, used condition. [approx 300] 45 Quantity (200+) of unsorted London Transport 1930s-50s PUNCH TICKETS from Trams & Trolleybuses,100 Green Line Coaches and Underground plus two Underground 'Rapidprinter' PRINTING PLATES from Knightsbridge (W) (3d value) and Belsize Park (1d value) stations. Generally in good, used condition. [200+ tickets & 2 plates] 46 1913 London Underground POCKET MAP 'What to See and How to See it'. Issued at Electric130 Railway House on 1-6-13. Opens out to 14" x 11" (35cm x 28cm) and shows the extensions of the Hampstead Tube to Edgware, the Central London to Ealing Bdwy and the Bakerloo to Queen's Park, all as under construction. Cover features an early example of the 'bullseye' logo. A short fold-tear from one edge but a good copy overall. [1] 47 Selection of Green Line Coaches Ltd/London Transport items comprising October 1930 TIMETABLE80 LEAFLET for Express Coach Services from Charing Cross & Oxford Circus plus POCKETS MAPS Number 1, 1937 (1972 reprint) and 1946 MAPS OF DAILY COACH SERVICES with print-codes 446 1040F, 946 2719F x 2 and 1146 3306D x 2. All in lightly-used, good condition. [7] 48 London Transport bus stop enamel Q-PLATE 'Queue this side for 229, Queue other side for250 51, 94'. This would have been located at either Foot's Cray or Orpington. In very good, ex-stop condition. [1] 49 A set of SMT (Scottish Motor Traction) 1950s CAP BADGES comprising Driver, Conductor and0 Conductress. Chromed metal badges complete with fixing pins. In good, lightly-used condition. [3] 50 Quantity of LGOC/London Transport bus TIMETABLE LEAFLETS dated between 1929 and 1969,80 the majority 1930s and mostly Country services. Variable condition, generally reasonable to good. [18] 51 London Underground ENAMEL SIGN 'Platforms 1 & 2, Platforms 3 & 4 and lavatories' A fully-flanged150 sign of c1960s vintage measuring 36" x 12" (92cm x 31cm). Origin unknown but possibly from a Metropolitan Line station. Some small chips to the flange but generally in very good condition. [1] 52 A City of London WARD BOUNDARY SIGN 'The Ward of Bread Street'. An oval enamel sign250 in its original bronze and steel frame, measuring 20" x 13" (51cm x 33cm) at its maximum dimensions. Bread Street is one of 25 wards in the City of London amd was home to the City's bread market in the Middle Ages. Estimated to date from the 1970s/80s. In very good condition. [1] 53 1907 London Underground Electric Railways advertising CARD with MAP, one of a series featuring220 different stations, in this case Charing Cross with an illustration of a Charing Cross, Euston & Hampstead Rly train. Opens into 3 parts by lifting the train to reveal more of the station, including posters, and fares, journey times, season-ticket rates & a small map of the Underground. A few age-spots but generally a very good example. [1] 54 London Transport Tramways A-type PUNCH TICKET MACHINE serial no A 3872. Punches and60 rings properly. [1] 55 A pair of London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATES comprising 116 Mon-Fri Rush Hours110 and 132 Mon-Sat ('Sat' in red). Both in very good, ex-stop condition. [2] 56 Selection of London Undergound Group ("London's Underground") HOLIDAY LEAFLETS (Excursions75 by train, bus & tram) from 1929-32 comprising Easter, Whitsun & Summer issues 1929, Easter & Summer 1930, Easter & Summer 1931 and Easter & Summer 1932. Many feature cover designs by the Underground's contemporary poster artists. A couple are lightly used, the rest are very good. [9] 57 Selection of London Undergound Group ("London's Underground") HOLIDAY LEAFLETS (Excursions65 by train, bus & tram) from 1926-28 comprising Easter, Summer & August issues 1926, Easter, Whitsun, Summer & August 1927 and Easter, Summer & August 1928. Some feature cover designs by the Underground's contemporary poster artists. A few are lightly used, the rest are very good. [10] 58 Selection of London Undergound Group ("London's Underground") HOLIDAY LEAFLETS (Excursions80 by train, bus & tram) from 1922-25 comprising Easter & August issues 1922, Whitsun & August 1923, Easter & August 1924 and Easter, Whitsun, Summer & August 1925. Some feature cover designs by the Underground's contemporary poster artists. A few have corroded staples but the leaflets are generally very good. [10] 59 Quantity of London Transport POCKET MAPS comprising Central Area Buses [incl Trolleybuses90 where appropriate] from No 1, 1946 to 1959, many different issues though some duplication at the latter end, plus 2 x 1946 Victory Celebrations plus 3 x 1953 Coronation issue plus 6 x 1958/59 'Hop on a Bus' issues. Mostly in good to very good condition. [41] 60 London Transport Tramways ROUTE NUMBER STENCIL for route 74 which ran from Blackfriars45 to Grove Park . Measuring 22" x 15" (56cm x 39cm), this is the type that was fitted at each end of those standard cars which had not been fitted with roller blinds. In ex-use condition. [1] 61 London Underground linen-card POCKET MAP from the Stingemore-designed series of 1925-32.250 This is the c1930 issue with a red cover and in the larger size of the later editions. It shows the Piccadilly Line extensions to Cockfosters and Northfields as under construction and refers to Wood Green station as 'Lordship Lane'. In excellent condition, just very lightly used. [1] 62 Quantity (27) of 1937 London Transport Green Line Coaches TIMETABLE LEAFLETS. 2 duplications50 noted, otherwise all different with most routes covered. In very good condition. [27] 63 Selection of 1939 London Transport Green Line Coaches TIMETABLE LEAFLETS, the last issues160 before services were suspended for WW2. All different. Plus 2 of the smaller WARTIME LEAFLETS for re-instated services 3/35 & 14/47/47A (1940/41) plus 3 x May/July 1939 'Railway Routes Back' leaflets. All in very good condition. [27] 64 Railway Clearing House OFFICIAL RAILWAY MAP of the South of England dated 1899. Linen-backed,85 inside hard covers with gilt lettering, opens out to 44" x 29" (111cm x 74cm). The RCH produced the most definitive UK railway maps from 1871 onwards. This full colour issue shows the area from London to the south coast. In lightly-used, good condition with wear to the spine of the cover [1] 65 Selection of London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATES for routes 36 Sunday (red digits),100 207/207A and 500 Mon-Sat, See Below (blue background). All in very good, ex-stop condition. [3] 66 1922 London Underground MAP OF THE ELECTRIC RAILWAYS OF LONDON 'What to See & How80 to Travel' with issue date 1-3-22. Designed by MacDonald Gill with calligraphed station names, the map opens out to 13.5" x 11" (34 x 28cm). In very good condition, just lightly used. [1] 67 London Underground EPHEMERA comprising 1926 INVITATION CARD with complimentary120 tickets for the C&SLR Morden extension, 5 x 1947/48 Central Line extension LEAFLETS, 7 x 1930s holiday services & Road-Rail Seasons LEAFLETS and 11 x DIAGRAMMATIC CARD MAPS dated from 1955-86. Generally in good, lightly-used condition. [24] 68 Large selection of London Transport HOLIDAY SERVICES LEAFLETS & BROCHURES for the period100 1955-Easter 1963. These detail bus, Underground & coach services at Easter, Whitsun, August BH & Christmas. A very comprehensive set, possibly a complete run for the period. Mostly in good to very good condition. [47] 69 Large selection of London Transport HOLIDAY SERVICES LEAFLETS & BROCHURES for the years60 1951-1954. These detail bus, Underground & coach services at Easter, Whitsun, August BH & Christmas. A very comprehensive set, possibly a complete run for the period. Mostly in good to very good condition. [40 + a couple of duplicates] 70 Large selection of London Transport HOLIDAY SERVICES LEAFLETS & BROCHURES for the years120 1946 (the post-war resumption)-1950. These detail bus, Underground & coach services at Easter, Whitsun, August BH & Christmas. A very comprehensive set, possibly a complete run for the period. Mostly in good to very good condition. [36] 71 London trolleybus items comprising a DRIVER'S CAB BLIND (concertina), two TROLLEY HEADS,75 complete with skids, and a DEPOT/RUNNING NUMBER STENCIL HOLDER (part no TB/A-1413), all in ex-use condition, plus a Newcastle Corporation CARD NOTICE 'Conversion of Trolley Vehicle Services to Motor Omnibus Operation' dated September 1966 (folded). [5] 72 Selection of trolleybus BRASS PLATES comprising The Rheostatic Co Ltd, 'rating Trolley Bus', AEC0 Southall chassis no 661T/328 (believed to be ex-Brighton 36), The English Electric Co Ltd Direct Current Motor N32B and Metropolitan Cammell Carriage & Wagon Co Ltd 'chassisless vehicle contructed by...'. All in good, ex-use condition. [4] 73 London Tram & Trolleybus Driver's METROPOLITAN STAGE CARRIAGE BADGE T14305. Equivalent250 to PSV licence badges, these were issued from 1935-1962 for electric traction in the capital. Horseshoe clip fitting on reverse. Light wear, mainly to the rim, but generally a good example.[1] 74 London Transport Trolleybus ITEMS comprising the FLEETNUMBER PANEL cut out from the230 side of East Lancs re-bodied H1 class 804B, scrapped at Penhall Road in April 1959 plus a Rexine PLATFORM NOTICE, a TIMECARD-HOLDER and LIGHT SWITCH & HORN PANEL from the driver's cab, an exterior driving MIRROR and a blind-winding HANDLE. All in ex-use, ex-scrapyard condition. [6] 75 London Transport TROLLEYBUS REGISTRATION PLATE (rear) CUL 190 from 1936 C2 class vehicle250 190. The trolleybus was scrapped at Penhall Road in April 1959. In ex-scrapyard condition. [1] 76 London Transport TROLLEYBUS REGISTRATION PLATE (rear) DLY 538 from 1937 D3 class vehicle190 538. The trolleybus was scrapped at Penhall Road in April 1959. In ex-scrapyard condition. [1] 77 Selection of 1960 London Transport OFFICIALS' TIMETABLE BOOKLETS for Country Buses & Coaches0 (3 x May, 3 x October, 1 x November) plus the complete set (5) for Winter 1960 of Country Bus public TIMETABLE BOOKLETS. In good to very good condition. [12] 78 Selection of Edinburgh Corporation Transport Dept FOLD-OUT MAPS of trams, buses, coaches35 comprising undated edition, c late 1920s/early 1930s, 1929 edition, undated edition c early 1950s and 1955/56 edition. All have been used to a greater or lesser degree, the first has age and damp stains. [4] 79 Pair of Edinburgh Corporation TRAM DESTINATION BOXES, one complete with original blind120 and key, the other empty and incomplete. Both have the original varnished wooden backing sections. These boxes were situated on the lower deck, inside the first window, and therefore don't have their own glass. Measure 12" x 37" (31cm x 94cm). Heavily used, probably ex-scrapyard condition. [2] 80 1924/5 London Underground MAP of the Electric Railways of London "What to see and how120 to travel". Winter 1924/25 (November 1924) edition. In very good condition, an excellent copy. [1] 81 1934 London Transport Bus, Tramways & Green Line MAPS. Special printings produced to accompany80 the 1934 Report & Accounts of the LPTB. Each opens out to approx 24" x 18 " (61cm x 46cm), single-sided, and shows the relevant system superimposed on a street map. Each features a variant of the classic early form of the LT bullseye logo. All in excellent condition. [3] 82 A selection of London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATES for Eastern National routes 304,280 315/317 and 322 with the operator's name and the usual green-on-white lettering used for 'other operators'. We haven't been able to determine the location of these plates but think that it may have been Bishop's Stortford or Harlow. In very good, ex-stop condition. [3] 83 1939 London Transport local ROAD AND RAIL TIMETABLE BOOKLETS, all dated August 193980 and comprising Epsom. Ewell & District, Gravesend & District and Hertford, Ware & District. All in excellent, unmarked condition. [3] 84 Set of 1964 London Underground CHEAP RETURN FARES LEAFLETS from 110 different stations,50 believed to be the complete set. Bar slight corner wear to the top & bottom examples, all in excellent/mint condition. [110] 85 London Transport bus BODYBUILDER'S PLATE for Saunders Engineering and Shipyard Ltd from55 one of the 300 RT-type AEC Regents with bodies built by this firm in 1948-51. In good ex-vehicle condition. [1] 86 London Transport RT-type BONNET FLEETNUMBER PLATE from Saunders 'roofbox'-bodied RT90 1900. The original RT 1900 entered service at Hackney garage in September 1950 and the last RT 1900 (with this plate) was withdrawn from Merton garage in January 1970 and sent for scrap the following April. In good, ex-vehicle condition. [1] 87 Selection of London Transport BUS TIMETABLE LEAFLETS from 1933-1966 comprising five 1930s70 examples (including 'General' titles), three 1940s, two 1950s and five 1960s. Condition varies from excellent to lightly-used. [15] 88 Selection of London General Omnibus Co Ltd TIMETABLE LEAFLETS (thin card) dated between95 1925-1931 comprising routes 61/62 (Feb 19, 1930), route 65 (Jun 5, 1929), routes 71/84 (Feb 18, 1925), routes 79/115/620 (Apr 1, 1931), routes 84/71 (Mar 29, 1929), routes 86/186 (Feb 4, 1925) and routes 104C/114B/307A (Dec 4, 1929). Condition varies from very good to lightly-used. [7] 89 Selection of 1930s London Transport UNDERGROUND RAILWAY POCKET MAPS, the issues that85 fold out to a geographical map. 2 x No 1, 1937 (slightly different), No 1, 1938, No 2, 1938, Nos 1, 2 & 3, 1939. All in excellent condition, near to mint. [6] 90 Quantity of 1934-38 London Transport EXCURSION LEAFLETS to the races (Derby, Ascot, Epsom)120 from points all around the LT area. Fares on one side, booking agents on the other. Appear to be all different. Have been folded but most are otherwise in very good condition. [19] 91 London Transport EPHEMERA comprising WW2 "BUS TROLLEYBUS & TRAM ROUTES - CENTRAL45 AREA", issue No 1, 1945, one of just 13,000 printed, & a WW2 FLYER entitled 'Freedom' (both in very good condition) plus 2 x TROLLEYBUS PANEL POSTERS dated 1959 re Byelaws (some staining) and a FLYER regarding the Tranport (London) Act 1969 (good condition). [5] 92 London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATE for route 401 destinated 'via Bexley Heath'. Apart150 from the mistake in splitting Bexleyheath into two words, we have been unable to determine the purpose or location of this plate but it may have been either in Dartford or Belvedere. In good, ex-stop condition. [1] 93 Selection of London Transport enamel BUS RADIATOR BADGES (T, STL, RT etc) comprising120 3 x Central Area type and 1 x Country Area type. Plus a plastic AEC HUBCAP PLATE. All in good to very good, ex-use condition. [5] 94 London Transport Routemaster items (1980s withdrawals) comprising BONNET FLEETNUMBER160 PLATES (c/w backing flaps) ex RM 1645 & RM 1890 plus front REGISTRATION PLATES (suspended type) VLT 133 (ex RM 133) and WLT 617 (ex RM 617). All are in ex-use, ex-scrapyard condition. [4] 95 London Transport RT-type bus items comprising BONNET FLEETNUMBER PLATES for RT 98690 & RT 3124 (both in poor surface condition) and a FARECHART-HOLDER FRAME (no glass) in well-used condition plus a pair of BESI PLATE HOLDERS (part nos RT 333 N 1 & RT 333 N2) from the 1960s Bus Electronic Scanning Indicator operation, both in unused condition, still in primer. [5] 96 1928 National Omnibus & Transport Company STANDING ORDERS BOOKLET as issued to Managers,32 Engineers, District & Local Superintendents etc. A 51pp booklet in hard covers. Contents are partly detached from cover. [1] 97 London Transport Tramways ROUTE NUMBER STENCIL for route 46 which ran from Southwark42 Bridge to Woolwich . Measuring 22" x 15" (56cm x 39cm), this is the type that was fitted at each end of those standard cars which had not been fitted with roller blinds. In ex-use condition. [1] 98 Selection of London Transport BUS ITEMS comprising 4 x 'Push Once' plastic BELL-PUSHES160 ex trolleybus, RT-types etc plus 10 x the small GARAGE ALLOCATION PLATES which were screwed under the canopy of double-deckers and inside the cab of single-deckers to signify the permanent allocation of the bus or service vehicle. All in good, ex-use condition. [14] 99 Small selection of London Underground POCKETS MAPS comprising 3 x Beck DIAGRAMMATIC140 CARD MAPS: No 1, 1935, No 2, 1936 and 1958 (6/58), all in excellent condition, plus fold-out PAPER POCKET MAP Number 2, 1938, lightly-used, good condition. [4] 100 London Transport RT-type bus enamel RADIATOR BADGE (green variant) and BODYBUILDER'S60 PLATE 'Weymann's Ltd' from one of the Country Area RT buses delivered 1948-54. In ex-use condition, generally good. [2] 101 1934 'Roadway Official Motor Coach' TIMETABLE & GUIDE, the 'Early Summer' edition current60 to 15 July 1934. With 2 sections - To/from London (including Green Line) and Provincial - the booklet has timetables for all UK coach services. In excellent condition. [1] 102 London Transport enamel bus stop FARE STAGE PLATES comprising 2 x circular 1960s style 45(1 says 'Bus Fare Stage') and the other a vertical 1970s-style version. All in good, ex-use condition. [3] 103 East Surrey Traction Co Ltd TIMETABLE BOOKLET Winter Edition (First issue) dated 9/11/27.100 A little-age-darkening but otherwise in very good condition. [1] 104 London Transport enamel BUS STOP FLAG 'Request'. A hollow 'boat'-style flag in E3 size with110 fittings for 3 e-plates on each side, this is the relatively short-lived 1970s style featuring the re-styled 'bullseye', thence known as the 'roundel'. Complete with original e-plate runners and BP number 31675 on the under-side, the flag is is very good, ex-use condition with just a few surface scratches and small chips. Measures 18" x 21" (46cm x 53cm). [1] 105 Bus DESTINATION BLIND BOX (numerals) containing 3 number blinds, each from 0-9 + A, B,75 C & X. Original operator unknown. Complete with winding handle and row-selector gear. Works smoothly. Measures 22" x 18" (56cm x 46cm) [1] 106 Quantity (42) of Omnibus Society PUBLICATIONS (booklets & pamphlets) dating from the 1930s-80s75 on a wide range of UK and overseas bus operations, all in good to very good condition, plus 15 Ian Allan ABC BOOKLETS - British Bus Fleets series plus other non-London operators - dated between 1949-62 and mostly in good/very good unmarked condition. [57 items] 107 Assortment of coach/bus TIMETABLE LEAFLETS comprising c. late 1920s Fairway Super Coaches,45 Strawhatter Motor Coaches, King's Service Coaches, 1950s West London Coachways, Surrey & Sussex Coachways plus 1964 & 1984 Thames Weald and 1969 (Sept & Oct) and 1970 North Downs. Most are in good condition. [10] 108 London Transport bus GARAGE STENCIL PLATES for GR (Garston), GY (Grays), HE (High Wycombe),120 HF (Hatfield), HG (Hertford) and HH (Hemel Hempstead, Two Waters) Country Area garages. All in well-used but generally good condition. [6] 109 A selection of London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATES for Alder Valley routes 25, 201 and85 300/310 with the operator's name and the usual green-on-white lettering used for 'other operators'. The first was probably located at High Wycombe and the others perhaps at Heathrow Airport. In very good, ex-stop condition. [3] 110 London Underground linen-card POCKET MAP from the Stingemore-designed series of 1925-32.80 This is the last issue in 1932 with mustard cover and showing all the line extensions completed with opening dates on the reverse. In very good condition, just lightly used. [1] 111 1950s/60s London Transport enamel BUS STOP SIGN ' London Transport - Ewell' from a 'Keston'250 wooden bus shelter at this location in Surrey which was served by bus routes 406, 408, 468, 470 & 472 and Green Line routes 712, 713 and 727 Express. A flanged, single-sided sign measuring 18" (46cm) square and, apart from two very small chips to the face (repaired), in excellent condition. [1] 112 Two boxes of original AGFACOLOUR 35mm SLIDES of London Transport buses, almost all RT-type,110 taken in service in the 1970s. Amateur shots but generally good quality, some are in traffic, part of a general scene etc but many focus on the bus itself. Vendor advises that copyright passes with purchase. [95] 113 Large quantity of original 35mm COLOUR SLIDES (Agfachrome & others), mainly 1980s shots,45 of London buses ('modern' types) in service (c120), other buses, trams & commercial vehicles (c50) and trains (heritage railways & main-line steam) (c250). Plus c160 35mm COLOUR NEGATIVES, mainly of heritage railways. Amateur shots but quality seems generally good/very good. Copyright assumed to pass with purchase. [c580] 114 Selection of 1961 London Transport OFFICIALS' TIMETABLE BOOKLETS for Country Buses & 55Coaches (3 x June, 3 x October) plus the complete set (5) for Summer 1961 of Country Bus public TIMETABLE BOOKLETS and 2 for Winter 1961. In good to very good condition. [13] 115 Quantity of b&w BUS PHOTOGRAPHS of London Transport RTL-class buses in service in the 75late 1950s/1960s. Mainly size 5" x 3.5" and generally very good quality, mostly without photographers' details. [approx 150] 116 Western National enamel BUS STOP FLAG 'By Request'. A 1950s/60s double-sided sign in cream100 and green enamel. Measures 12.5" x 10.5" (32cm x 27cm) and is in excellent, ex-use condition. [1] 117 1930s Western National POSTER ROUTE MAP of bus services in the Gloucestershire & Wiltshire90 Area. 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 very good condition. Has been folded. [1] 118 1930s Western National POSTER ROUTE MAP of bus services in the Somerset & East Devon95 Area. 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 very good condition. Has been folded. [1] 119 Collection of c1915 London Underground Group GUIDEBOOKS ('By Underground, By Tram, 85By Motorbus'). Possibly a complete run of the 1st series of these very early leisure guides comprising The Tower, The Zoo, London's Markets, City Churches, Kew, Hampton Court (2 copies), Hyde Park, St Albans, Richmond, Temple, Naval & Military Memorials and 'A Tour through the Centre of London'. Mostly lightly used, some with corroded staples. [13] 120 Selection of c1919-24 London Underground Group GUIDEBOOKS (Underground & General 50Buses) from the 2nd/3rd series of these early leisure guides comprising Little Walks, Little Histories, Ancient Landmarks, Pilgrims' Way (2 different issues), Memorials of London No 2, Public Gardens of London, London's Country from the Air, Hospitals & Almshouses and Dorking. Lightly used to good condition, some corroded staples. [10] 121 1921 London Underground MAP OF THE ELECTRIC RAILWAYS OF LONDON 'What to See &300 How to Travel' with issue date 9-3-21. Designed by MacDonald Gill with a blue decorative border and calligraphed station names, the map opens out to 13.5" x 10.5" (34 x 27cm). In excellent, unmarked condition. [1] 122 A pair of London Transport Tramways double-sided card FARECHARTS, firstly dated June 194870 for routes 36/38 between Embankment & Abbey Wood and route 40 between Embankment & Woolwich and, secondly, dated May 1950 for route 48 between City & West Norwood and route 78 between Victoria and West Norwood. Larger-size charts to fit the standard cars. In ex-use condition. [1] 123 London Transport Tramways ROUTE NUMBER STENCIL for Abbey Wood circular service 36 60via the Embankment. Measuring 22" x 15" (56cm x 39cm), this is the type that was fitted at each end of those standard cars which had not been fitted with roller blinds. In ex-use condition with some surface corrosion. [1] 124 London Transport brass CHASSIS TAG, aka a DUMB-IRON PLATE, for single-deck bus LT 107154 accompanied by a postcard-sized PHOTOGRAPH of the bus in service in 1948. LT 1071 entered service with the LGOC at Nunhead garage in 1931 and the last bus to carry this number, still with wartime perimeter seating, was withdrawn from Sutton garage in Sept 1949 and sent for immediate scrap. The vendor obtained the tag from the scrapyard. In good, ex-vehicle condition. [2] 125 London Transport brass CHASSIS TAG, aka a DUMB-IRON PLATE, for double-deck bus LT 53754 accompanied by a postcard-sized PHOTOGRAPH of the bus in service in July 1949. LT 537 entered service with the LGOC at Nunhead garage in 1931 and the last bus to carry this number was withdrawn from Upton Park garage in December 1949. The vendor obtained the tag from the scrapyard. In good, ex-vehicle condition. [2] 126 Pair of London Underground ENAMEL SIGNS comprising 'Tickets', c1950s/60s, size 24" x 6" 50(60cm x 15cm), slight edge-wear but otherwise very good, and 'Assistance & tickets', c1980s, a fully flanged sign, size 27.5" x 9" (70cm x 23cm), in excellent condition. [2] 127 Selection of London General/London Transport BUS POCKET MAPS & LISTS comprising June50 1923, July 1923 & October 1923 (all lists), December 1923 (map), December 1924 Route Alterations list, No 3 1928, No 8, 1928, No 4 1938 and 1961 (all maps) plus 1951 Festival of Britain pocket map & guide. All in lightly-used to very good condition. [10] 128 Selection of London bus ROUTE NUMBER PLATES comprising a c1920s wooden board for 212A/212B,50 4 x 1920s/30s suffix-letter stencil inserts, 2 x early RT-type under-canopy, vertical corner plates for 29 & 84/134, an RF-type over-doorway for 206 and a c1970s wooden board for 85. All in good, ex-use condition. [9] 129 London bus driver's ENAMEL LICENCE BADGE 'MECHANICAL POWER' issued in the first years70 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 and bearing serial number 10,445. In well-used condition with edge corrosion and considerable enamel loss on one side. [1] 130 London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATE for Maidstone & District services 186, 187 & 18880 with the operator's name and the usual green-on-white lettering for 'other operators'. We think this may have been located in Tonbridge. In good, ex-stop condition. [1] 131 Croydon Corporation Tramways MAP AND GUIDE TO CAR SERVICES dated October 1920. Printed350 on light-green paper with a cover picture of Croydon Town Hall and an open-top tram. A little ageing but generally an unusually fine example of one of the lesser-seen issue dates. [1] 132 Quantity (20) of Ian Allan 'ABC' BOOKLETS dated between 1948 and 1962 including LT Trams45 & Trolleybuses, Railways, Buses, various British Bus Fleets, American Cars, Model Railways, British Railways Coaches, Express Trains plus editions 4 & 7 of 'Famous Trains'. Condition varies from good/very good, unmarked to well-used/worn. [22] 133 Quantity (20) of Ian Allan 'ABC' BOOKLETS of London Transport Buses, Coaches (& Trolleybuses)45 dated between 1949 and 1964 (all different). 14 are in good to very good, unmarked condition, 6 (in the middle years) have been used with underlinings. [20] 134 1979 London Underground quad-royal POSTER MAP designed by Paul Garbutt. Shows the Jubilee80 Line open from Stanmore to Charing Cross and thought to be the last issue to show Blake Hall station on the Central Line. In very good condition, folded. [1] 135 Early London General Omnibus LEAFLETS comprising 'Special Country Motor-Bus Routes dated95 1/6/13 (double-sided single sheet, folded, used condition), 'To the Country by Motor-Bus - Summer 1915' (fold-out leaflet with green logo on cover, very good condition) and 'Diversion of Motor-Bus Routes, Peace Day - July 19th, 1919' (small fold-out leaflet with blue logo on cover, very good condition). [3] 136 1958/59 London Transport OFFICIALS' TIMETABLE BOOKLETS for Country Buses and Coaches0 comprising North-West May 1958, North & North East July 1958, North & North-East, North-West and South-West October 1958, South and South-West May 1959 and North & North-East and North-West October 1959. All bar one in good to very good condition. [9] 137 London Transport AREA TIMETABLE BOOKLETS of Buses, Coaches & Main Line Rlys for South-East110 Area dated April 1936 and North-East Area dated Sept 1936. In very good condition. [2] 138 London Transport AREA TIMETABLE BOOKLETS of Buses, Coaches & Main Line Rlys for South-West65 Area dated April 1936 and South-West Area dated April 1937. The former is in very good condition, the latter has some rubber stamp impressions on the front cover and a small corner loss. [2] 139 London Transport bus stop enamel Q-PLATE 'Queue this side for 477, Queue other side for200 423'. All less common Country Area example which would have been located in Dartford. Minor touching in at top and bottom edges but overall in very good, ex-stop condition. [1] 140 1928 London Underground MAP of the Electric Railways of London "What to see and how170 to travel". December (12/1928) edition designed by E G Perman with elaborate calligraphy of station names and border etc. This issue has been overprinted on the map-side with Euston & St Pancras LMS stations highlighted in red. In excellent condition, barely a blemish. [1] 141 Quantity of London General Omnibus Co Ltd MOTOR-BUS GUIDES (fold-out leaflets) from 140the series issued c1917-1920 (some are dated 1919). These feature the early General 'bullseye' logo and were part of the first serious attempt to encourage use of London buses for leisure purposes after WW1. All are different and they are generally in very good condition. [21] 142 Selection of London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATES for Country Area routes 441, 442110 and 443, all lettered Mon-Sat. In very good, ex-stop condition. [3] 143 Metropolitan & Great Central Railways/LNER GUIDEBOOKS 'Country Walks' comprising an early65 undated edition, c1915-20 (poor condition), the 1929 edition and another c1930-31, both in good condition. Plus a 1932 Great Western Railway BOOKLET 'Rambles in the Chiltern Country' (loose covers) and 4 Underground Group BOOKLET GUIDES from the series issued c1917-1920, in lightly-used condition. [8] 144 Selection of London Underground GUIDE BOOKLETS re the early 1930s Piccadilly Line extensions.160 Comprises 'To & From Arnos Grove, Bounds Green...' etc, dated Sept 1932, 'Through Service Sth Harrow & The West End', dated November 1932 and 'Through Service Hounslow & The West End' dated March 1933. Each card-cover booklet contains a fold-out Underground map of central London. Light wear to the covers but otherwise very good. [3] 145 London Underground ENAMEL SIGN 'Footbridge to Eastbound (Central London) Trains', flanged,38 double-sided (reverse blank), measures 25" x 4.5" (64cm x 11cm), in well-used condition and complete with suspension hooks, together with a further ENAMEL SIGN 'Caution, Risk of Electric Shock etc...', also believed to be Underground although lettering is not Johnston, measures 19" x 9.5" (48cm x 24cm) and in excellent condition. [2] 146 Bell Punch TICKET MACHINE serial 69332 complete with backing plate and strap. Machine140 punches and rings. Plus a 10-position wooden TICKET-RACK in used condition with a few sundry tickets. [2] 147 Considerable quantity of London Transport Green Line Coach GUIDE (TIMETABLE) BOOKLETS140 from 1949, No 1 through to October 1969. Possibly a complete run for the period or very close to it. All in good to very good condition and all appear to include the fold-out maps. [39] 148 London Transport RT bus items comprising a SLIPBOARD 'To & from Sandown Park Races', a75 driver's/conductor's TIMECARD dated October 1959 headed 'Race Special' from Shepherd's Bush garage (both items well used) plus two original 1950 vehicle registration LOGBOOKS for consecutively-numbered LLU 687 & 688 (RTs 3888/9), both showing the transfer to London Country in 1970 and in very good condition. [4 items] 149 London Transport bus 'Push Once' BELL PUSHES of the pre-WW2, chromed metal type, one110 is marked 'LT type' on the back. Plus 2 REXINE CUT-OUTS from the rear platform of pre-war STD-type buses STD 50 & STD 85, each showing the last overhaul and repaint dates. Items in ex-use, ex-vehicle condition. [5] 150 London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATE for route 805 destinated Pinnacles, Special Journeys.90 Likely to have been situated at Harlow bus station to indicate the workings to this industrial estate. In good, ex-stop condition, a little weathered from a long period in situ. [1] 151 Set of London Transport 'Buses for Trolleybuses' LEAFLETS dated from 1959-1962 (total of 16,60 possibly a complete set) plus 3 x LT CAP BADGES - 2 x tram/trolleybus driver/conductor, Firmin issue, one good, complete with pin, the other damaged with missing lugs & 1 'London Buses, lightly used - plus 1953 LT BUS MAP, 1961 East Ham etc TIMETABLE LEAFLET and 1962 BR Watford TIMETABLE BOOKLET. [22] 152 1920s Southern Railway " Southern Electric" fold-out LINEN CARD MAP 'Suburban Area'. Opens130 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. Plus Southern Railway fold-out LEAFLET 'London to Paris...Through Sleeping Car Service', Winter 1937-38 with services & fares. Both in very good, lightly-used condition, the latter has a couple of foxing marks. [2] 153 1930s Southern Railway POSTERS 'Chessington Zoo', the first designed by D W Burley, dated100 1939, and the second undated and uncredited but c1938 (mentions lion cubs born 1937). Both measure 30" x 20" (76cm x 51cm) and are in very good condition, just some slight edge creasing in places. [2] 154 London Transport bus GARAGE STENCIL PLATES for LH (Leatherhead), MA (Amersham), RE 90(Romford), RG (Reigate), SA (St Albans) and SJ (Swanley) Country Area garages. All in well-used but generally good condition. [6] 155 1933/34 London Transport enamel bus stop panel timetable HEADER PLATE 'General - London260 Transport' from the first days of the LPTB when the 'General' fleetname continued to be used for a short period. This is the Country Area version with a green background. Measures 8.75" x 2.25" (22cm x 6cm) and is in ex-use condition with some chips/corrosion at the edges & one corner. A very scarce survivor. [1] 156 1958/59 London Transport OFFICIALS' TIMETABLE BOOKLETS for Country Buses and Coaches0 comprising complete sets for October 1954 and for October 1955 (North & North East, North-West, South, South-East and South-West in each case). All bar one in good to very good condition. [10] 157 1902 'District [Railway] MAP of Greater London & Environs', 1st edition. A paper map inside100 a soft cover, it folds out to 42" x 26" (107cm x 66cm). Shows the Uxbridge extension under construction, equally the Baker St & Waterloo tube. Despite some archive tape repairs to short sections of fold-partings, this is a very presentable copy in good overall condition. [1] 158 Quantity of London Tramways LEAFLETS & BOOKLETS from the 1920s/30s, mainly LCC but100 a couple of Underground Group & Croydon examples noted too. Includes Rambles, Football Fixtures, services to the West End, Transfer Facilities, Holidays in London, to & from the Theatre, 'the Man in the Street' etc. Plus a selection of London Transport Tramways 'Notices to Inspectors/Conductors' dated 1933-1947. Condition varies from scruffy to very good. [24] 159 London Transport coach stop enamel E-PLATE for Green Line route 705 destinated Heathrow190 Airport, Slough, Windsor. Our best guess is that this was located at Hammersmith Butterwick but it may also have been further back at Victoria or Kensington. In very good, ex-stop condition. [1] 160 London Transport Officials' TIMETABLE BOOKLET ('Inspector's Red Book') of Central Area Buses90 on and from Wednesday, May 4th, 1938. A fine example in excellent, unmarked condition. [1] 161 TfL-Rail PLATFORM ROUNDEL SIGN from Forest Gate station on the line from Liverpool Street65 to Shenfield taken over by TfL in 2015 and to become part of the Elizabeth Line in 2018. Aluminium surfaces over plastic interior. Measures 37" (94cm) square and in good, ex-use condition. [1] 162 London United Tramways 'New Trolleybus Service' LEAFLETS from 1931 comprising the May250 16 (the first), July 15 & 29 and Sept 2. Plus 1925 Tramways Private Hire LEAFLET, 1928 LEAFLET 'Notice to passengers' re curtailment of tram route 89 due to track reconstruction and 1930 LEAFLET re Cheap Return Fares on the Shepherds Bush - Uxbridge tram service. All in good to very good condition. [6] 163 Selection of London Underground/London Transport BROCHURES from 1924-1938 publicising180 bookings for Schools & Pleasure Parties, Excursions & Outings etc. Many have very attractive covers illustrated by contemporary poster artists. The 1937 & 1938 issues are duplicated, otherwise all different. Condition variable between excellent and lightly-used. [9] 164 London Underground enamel PLATFORM SIGN (track-side) from Paddington station. A 'bullseye'380 sign, c1950s/60s, measuring 28" x 22" (71cm x 56cm). Apart from a few small chips, mainly near the screw-holes, it is in excellent conditon. [1] 165 Quantity of London Transport Central Bus POCKET MAPS dated between 1934 and 1940. Minor70 duplication, wide variety of issues. Plus 2 x 1937 Coronation issue POCKET MAPS. Condition varies from well used to very good. [30] 166 London Transport coach stop enamel E-PLATE for Green Line route 709 destinated Croydon,130 Coulsdon, Godstone. This would have been located on a southbound stop, probably in the Brixton or Streatham area. In very good, ex-stop condition. [1] 167 A pair of London Transport enamel BUS STOP FLAGS, both E3-size, boat-style (hollow, double-sided),60 compulsory versions. The first is a traditional 1950s/60s type (the e-plate runners are absent) and the other is the early-1990s type (lettering below the roundel) and carries a sticker 'Alighting Point Only'. Both measure 18" x 20.5" (46cm x 52cm) and are in ex-use condition, generally good. [2] 168 London Transport RT-type bus REGISTRATION PLATE (rear) KXW 179 from RT 3070. The original60 RT 3070 was sent when new on a tour of Scandinavia in July 1950 and the last bus to carry this identity was withdrawn from Holloway garage in July 1971 and sent for scrap in January 1972. In ex-vehicle condition. [1] 169 A pair of 1901/02 'elephant' FOLIOS of PLANS & SECTIONS for the North East London Railway,160 a planned tube line, drawn up by Sir Douglas Fox Engineers for Parliamentary Sessions. Part 1 (29pp) shows maps & plans for City to Walthamstow, Part 2 (10pp) shows Tottenham to Southgate. Thick paper inside paper covers, size 30" x 22" (76cm x 56cm). Considerable wear with some tears and edge losses in places but overall intact. Amazing survivors & a superb historical record. [2] 170 London Underground linen-card POCKET MAP from the Stingemore-designed series of 1925-32.180 This is the c1930 issue with a bluey-green cover and in the larger size of the later editions. It shows the Piccadilly Line extensions to Cockfosters and Northfields as under construction. A very good example, just lightly used. [1] 171 A City of London STREET SIGN from Creechurch Place, EC3, a small thoroughfare off Leadenhall300 St in London's financial district ('the City'). An opal glass sign in its original aluminium frame, measuring 27" x 12" (68cm x 30cm), we estimate it to date from the 1950s. In very good, ex-use condition. [1] 172 Selection of London Transport Green Line Coaches TIMETABLE LEAFLETS from 1936. All different100 routes and in good to very good condition. [26] 173 Selection of Green Line Coaches Ltd TIMETABLE LEAFLETS from 1931. All different (lettered)220 routes and in good to very good condition. [25] 174 Selection of East Surrey/Autocar & Green Line Coaches Ltd TIMETABLE LEAFLETS from 1930/31.120 All different (unlettered) routes and in good to very good condition. [13] 175 London Transport Tramways ROUTE NUMBER STENCIL for circular service 24 via the Embankment.170 A smaller-size stencil for the position at the lower-deck windows. Ex-use condition with some surface corrosion. Plus three 45 rpm VINYL RECORDS of London's Trams, one of Kingsway Subway operations in 1952 and two in the 'Argo' series, recordings from 1950-52. Appear to play OK. [4 items] 176 London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATE for route 441 High Wycombe. The probable location140 of this plate was Staines Central station and it may well have been one of just a pair. In good, ex-stop condition with just a little weathering from a long period in situ. [1] 177 London County Council Tramways POCKET MAPS AND GUIDES/TIMETABLES dated December70 1913 (in excellent condition), November 1929 and November 1931, both in lightly-used, good condition. [3] 178 1952/53 London Transport OFFICIALS' TIMETABLE BOOKLETS for Country Buses and Coaches100 comprising North-West, South, South-East and South-West October 1952 and North & North East, North-West, South and South-East October 1953. All in very good condition. [8] 179 1940s/50s London Transport BUS STOP FLAG ('compulsory' version) of the flat, framed style140 (2 enamel plates in a bronze frame). This is a very good example with no more than a couple of small blemishes. Location no 4444 on small plate under lower edge. Measures 18" x 16" (46cm x 39cm). [1] 180 Quantity of London Underground CHEAP RETURN TICKETS LEAFLETS from the 1928-1932 period.70 A wide range of stations and destinations. Appear to be all different. Mostly in very good condition. [40] 181 Full set of London Transport 'Buses for Trolleybuses' TIMETABLE LEAFLETS covering the 14100 stages of the trolleybus conversion programme from March 1959 to May 1962. Generally in very good condition. [16] 182 London Tram & Trolleybus Driver's METROPOLITAN STAGE CARRIAGE BADGE T 9868. Equivalent65 to PSV licence badges, these were issued from 1935-1962 for electric traction in the capital. Horseshoe clip fitting on reverse. Faded from long use, small chip at top edge.[1] 183 London Transport bus stop enamel G-PLATE 'Alighting Point only for Buses to Holloway Garage'.160 A G6-size plate (equivalent to 6 e-plates), original location unknown but probably outside the bus garage in respect of buses finishing duty there. Was damaged in use and has some restoration in places, mainly around 'To'. [1] 184 Barker's TICKET PUNCH MACHINE serial no B11585. Original operator unknown. These machines70 were used from the early 20th century on by tram and bus operators all over the UK, including some of the municipal tram companies in London. The machine punches and rings. [1] 185 Considerable quantity [25] of London Transport Country Buses & Coaches/Road & Rail OFFICIALS'180 TIMETABLE BOOKLETS for Grays & Romford Area from April 1952 to February 1965. A few duplicates, some alterations leaflets noted too, all in good to very good condition. Plus 3 x local ROAD & RAIL TIMETABLE BOOKLETS for Grays, Tilbury (May & Nov 1946, Feb 1947) plus 2 x 1952 LEAFLETS re co-ordination of services Grays & Tilbury districts. All in very good condition. [30] 186 Selection of London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATES for routes 19A Sunday, 72 Sunday100 & 200 Sunday PM, all in red on white to indicate Sunday-only operation. All in very good, ex-stop condition. [3] 187 London Transport VEHICLE POSTERS comprising 2 x 1938 Special Service posters for buses operated60 during construction of the floodgates on the Underground in preparation for WW2 plus a c1888 South Eastern Railway POSTER for its horse-bus service from Charing X to Oxford St. Somewhat worn with small losses, the latter has some tears. Very scarce items. [3] 188 London Transport VEHICLE POSTERS comprising a 1938 Special Service poster for buses operated0 during construction of the floodgates on the Underground in preparation for WW2, a 1940 'Increased Fares' bus poster and a WW2 'Tube Refreshment Special' poster for trains serving food & drink to shelterers. Somewhat worn, the first has some pencilled annotations, the others have small losses and tears. Very scarce items. [3] 189 c1928 London General Omnibus Company 32pp Private Hire BROCHURE with cover design 55by Ethel 'Bip' Pares (1904-1977). Undated but includes a 1927 photo of the LGOC's new 26-strong fleet of Daimler DE-class open-top coaches. Plus a small Green Line CARD LEAFLET 'The Year's Events - 1931' containing details of exhibitions, sporting events etc. Both in excellent condition. [2] 190 Pair of London Transport OFFICIALS' TIMETABLES of Trams and Trolleybuses, the issues dated95 October 19, 1949 and March 29, 1950. In good, lightly-used condition. [2] 191 London Transport Red Arrow material comprising items from the 1966 launch: a silk sash with70 tassles, a panel poster and a bus stop sticker. Plus five later maps of the Red Arrow network from the late 60s/early 70s. All in good to very good condition. [8 items] 192 London Transport ENAMEL SIGNS comprising 'London Transport' (7.5" x 4.5"/19cm x 11cm)80 from a 1950s/60s time-recording clock used by bus conductors to stamp their time-cards plus a c1950s 'Building Dept' plate (4" x 3"/10cm x 8cm) probably from a cupboard door in a bus garage or Underground station. Both in used condition with some corner-chips. [2] 193 Special Edition of the 1966 London Underground POCKET DIAGRAMMATIC MAP, a paper version100 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. In very good condition. Plus a British Rail London Midland Region 7pp TIMETABLE 'Special Train Arrangements, World Cup 1966' also with the World Cup mascot on the cover. Lightly used, good condition. [2] 194 London Transport Underground MAP. A special printing produced to accompany the 1934 Report85 & Accounts of the LPTB. Opens out to 24" x 18 " (61cm x 46cm), single-sided, and shows the system superimposed in red on a street map with the joint running lines (eg East London, Watford, Richmond) shown in dotted form. In excellent condition. [1] 195 London Transport bus GARAGE STENCIL PLATES for ST (Staines), TG (Tring), WR (Windsor) 100and WY (Addlestone) Country Area garages. All in well-used but generally good condition. [4] 196 Selection of London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATES for routes 40 Eastern National, 7100 & 122 Maidstone & District (both with green digits), 486 and 'Head Stop'. All in good to very good, ex-stop condition. [4] 197 1937 London Transport BUS TIMETABLE BOOKLETS for Country Area (North) and Country Area60 (South), both are the October issues. A little age-staining to the covers but generally good. [2] 198 1907 London Underground Electric Railways advertising CARD with MAP, one of a series featuring280 different stations, in this case Highgate with an illustration of a Charing Cross, Euston & Hampstead Rly train. Opens into 3 parts by lifting the train to reveal more of the station, including posters, and fares, journey times, season-ticket rates & a small map of the Underground. A very fine example in excellent condition. [1] 199 Selection of original London Transport/British Railways double-royal posters comprising 1937100 'The Week in London' by Lynton Lamb (1907-77), linen-backed, very good, c1963 'Museum of British Transport' by 'Zero' (Hans Schleger 1898-1976), folded, otherwise good, and 1983 'The Lord Mayor's Show' by an unknown artist, light wear in places. [3] 200 Quantity of LEAFLETS & BOOKLETS re the Underground extensions, Piccadilly, Northern, Bakerloo220 & Central lines, in the 1930s/40s. Includes opening ceremony programmes and LT official record booklets as well as the leaflets issued to the public. All in good to very good condition, some of the leaflets are duplicated several times. [30] 201 Original London Transport POSTERS comprising 1934 'Road-Rail Tickets' with a classic art-deco50 border by an unknown artist and both the early, short-lived LT 'Underground' logo and the original LT 'bullseye'. Measures 30" x 20" (76cm x 51cm), linen-backed and in very good condition. Plus a 1960 issue 'Conducted Coach Tours' measuring 20" x 30" (51cm x 76cm), creases and horizontal folds. [2] 202 Quantity of London Transport Routemaster bus SLIPBOARD POSTERS bearing a large variety120 of destinations such as landmarks, art galleries, exhibitions, museums, events etc. Minimal duplication. Posters are unused, a few have very minor storage wear. Measure 25" x 7.5" (64cm x 19cm) each. [45] 203 Quantity of London Transport Routemaster bus SLIPBOARD POSTERS bearing a large variety160 of destinations including football & cricket grounds, landmarks, art galleries, events etc. Minimal duplication. Posters are unused, a few have very minor storage wear. Measure 25" x 7.5" (64cm x 19cm) each. [44] 204 1929 Southend-on-Sea Transport (Corporation Light Railways & Transport Dept) POSTER 'Tours160 by Tram - No 1. Board a Tram for the Circular Tour'. Features an illustration by E V Colyer of one of the Corporation's 3' 6"-gauge tramcars on reserved track in a country setting. Measures 14.5" x 20" (37cm x 51cm), has been folded and has a few foxing spots, edge-scuffs and small punch-hole at top left. A highly unusual item and amazing survivor. [1] 205 1937 Ribble Motor Services POSTER for 7-day coach tours from Liverpool to the Norfolk Broads,180 London & the South Coast. Features a wonderful illustration by an unknown artist of a Leyland(?) coach. Measures 19" x 29.5" (48cm x 75cm). Has been folded, some small edge nicks, punch-holes at the bottom edge. [1] 206 Selection of London Transport small PANEL POSTERS, nearly all 1960s vintage, including 1966140 'Lord Mayor's Show' by Peter Roberson and a variety of bus stop posters, some classic designs eg 'please help the conductor' and 'avoid rush hour travel', both by Galbraith, 'keep Britain tidy', Rover tickets etc. All unused, some have storage wear but mostly very good. [13] 207 1952 London Transport BUS WINDOW SLIP POSTERS for Christmas period services on trolleybus80 routes 696/698 and bus routes 228, 229 and 241. Measure 29" x 6" (74cm x 14cm) and are unused though show some signs of storage wear. Most unusual survivors from this vintage. [4] 208 Original early 1950s Leyland Motors POSTER 'LEYLAND SERVES LONDON'. A framed example190 of this much reproduced classic image of London RTW and RTL buses produced by Leyland to advertise that they had broken into the London market in a big way. The artist was 'J le B'. Thought to have hung in Leyland's London office though this is not confirmed but the high-quality frame would support this theory. 33" x 23" (84cm x 59cm) with frame. In excellent condition. [1] 209 Original colour LITHOGRAPH by William Fenton ARCA specially commissioned by London Transport50 to commemorate the Centenary of the London Underground in 1963. Shows a Metropolitan Railway train against a backdrop of St Paul's. Measures 8.5" x 10" (22cm x 25cm) and is in excellent condition, complete with original protective tube with ribbon and LT label with Metropolitan Rlwy/LT logo. A most unusual item at auction. [1] 210 Large quantity of London Transport bus PANEL & SLIP POSTERS from the 1940s-1980s, mainly200 1950s/60s. Huge variety, includes slipboard, dolly stop, bus stop panel, destination box inserts, Rover poster, interior, early flat-fare route diagrams, new B15 bus etc. Minimal duplication. Mostly in good to very good condition. [approx 115] 211 Large quantity of London Transport RT/RTL/RTW/RF & Routemaster BUS WINDOW SLIP POSTERS220 from the 1950s-1980s. Huge variety, includes trolleybus conversions, fare increases, holiday services, driver/conductor recruitment, HM Queen's Silver Jubilee, new Green Line routes etc etc. Minor duplication, generally good to very good condition. [approx 150] 212 Large quantity of London Transport BUS INTERIOR POSTERS from the 1970s-1980s, the larger420 variant used on Routemasters etc. Huge variety, includes classic examples such as lost property, queue please, don't drop litter plus unattended bags, rovers and travel passes, recruitment, night buses, labour shortages etc etc. Minor duplication, mainly in good to very good condition. [approx 130] 213 Large quantity of London Transport BUS INTERIOR POSTERS from the 1950s-1970s, the smaller300 variant used on RTs/RFs/GSs etc. Huge variety, includes classic examples such as lost property, queue please, don't drop litter, avoid the squeeze, catching the bus plus rovers, going decimal, Brands Hatch racing, recruitment, etc etc. Minor duplication, mainly in good to very good condition. [approx 130] 214 Paris Métro flanged ENAMEL SIGN for tickets and information. A tri-lingual sign (French, English0 & Italian) utilising the Métro's current standard lettering font 'Parisine' and likely to date from the 1990s on. Measures 38.5" x 6" (98cm x 15cm) and is in very good condition. [1] 215 Paris Métro flanged ENAMEL PLATFORM SIGN from Avron Station which is situated near the100 eastern end of Line 2 and was opened in 1903. The sign uses 'Métro Alphabet' lettering which was the standard font in the 1970s-90s and is in upper-case which has now been largely superceded by lower case as stations are renovated. Measures 41" x 16" (105cm x 40cm) and is in very good condition. [1] 216 A pair of London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATES for Maidstone & District services 85 80and 87 with the operator's name and the usual green-on-white lettering for 'other operators'. We haven't been able to establish the likely location of these plates but think it might have been Tonbridge. In good, ex-stop condition. [2] 217 London Transport bus GARAGE STENCIL PLATES for HW (Southall), SP (Sidcup), TC (South Croydon),80 TL (Catford), GD (Godstone) and SV (Stevenage) garages. All in well-used but generally good condition. [6] 218 Officially bound volume of London Transport Tramways TRAFFIC CIRCULARS for the year 1935.130 Some wear to the cover, the contents are very good with just some age-darkening in parts. A very scarce item. [1] 219 Considerable quantity of London Transport OFFICIALS' TIMETABLE BOOKLETS ('Red Books')190 for Holiday Services (Easter, Whitsun, Christmas etc) on Central Buses, Trams & Trolleybuses and Green Line Coaches for the period Easter 1952 to Christmas/New Year 1977/78. No obvious duplication and may be a complete run or close to it. All in good to very good condition. [40] 220 1926 London Underground linen-card POCKET MAP from the Stingemore-designed series 100of 1925-32. This is the second edition, dated January 1926, and is in the smaller size of the first 5 editions. A few small spotty stains but otherwise in good condition. [1] 221 LCC Tramways METAL CONTAINER 'Bye Laws & Board of Trade' containing a 1929 issue of the75 BOOKLET 'Statutory Rules & Orders' 1912-1928 with 1933 addendum and complete with original chain for securing in the tram. The applicable bye-laws required a copy to be carried on each tramcar. An unusual item not seen at auction before. In good, ex-use condition. [2] 222 London Underground enamel PLATFORM SIGN (track-side) from Camden Town station. A 190'roundel' sign, c1980s, measuring 25" (64cm) square. In superb condition with only the tiniest of blemishes. [1] 223 London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATE for route 119 destinated Thornton Heath. Likely400 to have been located at West Croydon bus station and to have been one of just two. In very good, ex-stop condition. [1] 224 Double-sided enamel BUS STOP FLAG for Hants & Sussex 'by request'. Style suggests 1950s/60s110 vintage. The operator name on one side has been overpainted 'Liss & District, another of the Basil Williams bus companies. Some small blemishes but generally in good, ex-use condition. A scarce piece. [1] 225 Selection of 1936 London Transport AREA TIMETABLE BOOKLETS of Buses, Coaches & Main130 Line Rlwys. All dated Jan 1936, these are the books for North-East, North-West, South-East and Western Areas. Lightly used but generally very good. [4] 226 A pair of London Transport enamel BUS STOP FLAGS, both boat-style (hollow, double-sided),85 'request' versions. One is the 1980s type and the other is the early-1990s type with all lettering below the roundel. Both measure 18" x 15" (46cm x 38cm) and are in fairly good, ex-use condition, the first has some corner damage, the second some small chips touched in. [2] 227 London Underground VICTORIA LINE EPHEMERA comprisng the 1969 BOOK 'The Victoria Line',70 given to guests at the opening of the line by HM Queen plus a quantity [18] of LEAFLETS issued during the construction and opening periods, all different and dated between 1965 and 1972. All in very good condition. [19] 228 London Transport bus stop enamel Q (G)-PLATES 'Monday - Saturday' and 'Special Journeys48 Only' in good, ex-stop condition plus a Routemaster plastic RADIATOR GRILLE BADGE 'Metroline' from the privatisated era, in unused condition. [3] 229 London Underground ENAMEL SIGN 'National Rail' with the NR logo. Measures 20" x 3" (50cm100 x 8cm) and in very good condition. [1] 230 London Transport bus BODYBUILDER'S PLATE for Metropolitan-Cammell Carriage & Wagon70 Co Ltd from one of the 700 RF-type AEC Regals with bodies built by that firm in 1951-3. A rarely-seen plate in good ex-vehicle condition. [1] 231 A pair of London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATES for routes 805 and 806, both destinated120 Little Parndon. These were almost certainly located at Harlow Bus Station and each is probably one of just a pair. In good, ex-stop condition, slightly weathered from a long period in situ. [2] 232 West Ham Corporation Tramways items comprising a June 1908 OFFICIAL GUIDE, TIME TABLE,170 MAP & HANDBOOK, a 96pp booklet with two fold-out maps (cover has been repaired) plus a 1925 fold-out LEAFLET 'A few facts about your Tramways' with picture of latest tramcar (in very good condition). [2] 233 Quantity of London General Omnibus Co/LPTB BUS POCKET MAPS dated from No 3, 1930160 to No 2, 1934. No obvious duplication. Plus 1934 LEAFLET 'Revised Route Numbers, Bus & Tram'. Condition ranges from well-used to very good but mostly the latter. [29] 234 A large MAP of London County Council Tramways, probably for official purposes. Shows the50 system on named roads/streets plus county and borough boundaries. Undated but refers to Mitcham Light Railway and Croydon & District Electric Tramways, so we estimate it to date from c1901/1902. On thick, good quality paper and measures 39" x 27" (100cm x69cm). A few stains and marks but generally very good. [1] 235 Quantity of London Transport WW2 LEAFLETS comprising 'Billy Brown Takes to War Work',160 'A Contribution to the War Effort', 'Fitting Transport to Industry', Shelter Safety Code plus 4 different issues of 'Sunday Outlook' and 8 issues of 'Times of Last Buses' from various, different garages. Some duplication. Mostly in good to very good condition. [23] 236 1973 London Underground quad-royal POSTER MAP officially laminated (matt finish) and mounted0 on hardboard for station etc display. This is the 4/73 edition, designed by Paul Garbutt, and reprinted in June 1973 with the Strand station closure notice. In generally excellent condition, a very small loss at the top l/h corner and small fixing holes near the edges. Measures 48" x 38" (123cm x 97cm). [1] 237 Selection of Underground Group LEAFLETS from the series 'London Traffic Notes & News' 130comprising issues dated July 10, 1915, September and December 1915, February, Easter and October 1916. The second has some small tape repairs, the others are good to very good. [6] 238 London Underground Electric Railways 1907 advertising CARD with MAP, one of a series usually280 featuring different stations but, in this case, a generic issue 'Hampstead Tube' with an illustration of a Charing Cross, Euston & Hampstead Rly train. Opens into 3 parts by lifting the train to reveal more of the station, including posters, and fares, journey times, season-ticket rates & a small map of the Underground. Very lightly used but generally a good copy. [1] 239 London Transport TROLLEYBUS REGISTRATION PLATE (rear) DLY 539 from 1937 D3 class vehicle160 539. The trolleybus was scrapped at Penhall Road in April 1959. In ex-scrapyard condition. [1] 240 Considerable quantity of London Underground Metropolitan Line/Metropolitan & Great Central200 Joint Line TIMETABLE BOOKLETS for the period November 1933 through to June 1957. May be a complete run or close to it, all appear to be different. All bar two are in good to very good condition. [28] 241 London Transport OFFICIALS' TIMETABLES of Country Area Buses, Western Area dated April110 6th, 1938 (first ever edition) and South-East Area dated Oct 12th, 1938 (the second edition). Both in very good condition, the former has a faint impression of a rubber stamp on the cover and a name written inside. [2] 242 London Transport OFFICIALS' TIMETABLES of Country Area Buses, North West Area dated Oct85 12th, 1938 (third edition), includes all 7 amendment leaflets, the last 2 are photocopies, and South-West Area dated July 5th, 1939 (the fourth edition). In good/very good condition. [2] 243 London Transport BELL PUNCH TICKET MACHINE serial no 46796 with back-plate marked 'Holloway170 153' plus a 14-position wooden TICKET RACK plus Metropolitan Area Conductor's PSV BADGE N 78591. All in good condition, machine punches and rings. [3] 244 1940s/50s London Transport BUS STOP FLAG (compulsory version) of the flat, framed style280 (2 enamel plates in a bronze frame). This is a rarely seen E3 version with runners for 3 e-plates on each side. Numbered 7310 underneath (a low number) and with a well-polished bronze frame, this is a superb example with no more than very minor blemishes and a faint trace on both sides of the 'fare stage' stickers once affixed. [1] 245 London Transport coach stop enamel E-PLATE for Green Line Express route 727 destinated170 Luton Airport and with the blue background used for express services. This plate could have been located at a number of locations - Heathrow Airport and Watford Junction spring to mind. In very good, ex-stop condition. [1] 246 TIM' TICKET MACHINE from Bury Corporation Transport, serial no B47. Comes with original60 strap and backing pad. Well used but appears to be in working order. Ticket is very faint and machine requires re-inking. [1] 247 1923 London Underground MAP of the Electric Railways of London "What to see and how140 to travel". Designed by MacDonald Gill with his distinctive style of calligraphy and map border, this is the issue dated 1/11/23 which shows the British Empire Exhibition stations with red dots. Slight wear to covers but otherwise a very good copy. [1] 248 2 selections of 1930s onwards COACH SERVICE LEAFLETS, the first comprising 13 different items55 for South Midland Motor Services from the 1930s-70s and the second comprising 12 different items for United Automobile Services from the 1930s-50s. Condition varies from well-used to very good. [25] 249 2 selections of 1930s onwards COACH SERVICE LEAFLETS, the first comprising 12 different items62 for Grey-Green/Orange Luxury Coaches from the 1930s-50s and the second comprising 16 different items for Southdown Motor Services from the 1930s-50s. Condition varies from well-used to very good. [28] 250 London Transport Tramways A-type PUNCH TICKET MACHINE serial no A 8367, complete with120 back-plate marked 'London Transport'. Punches and rings properly. [1] 251 Selection of 1936 London Transport AREA TIMETABLE BOOKLETS of Buses, Coaches & Main150 Line Rlwys. All dated May 1936, these are the books for North-East, North-West, South-East and Western Areas. In very good condition. [4] 252 London General Omnibus Company pocket MAP AND GUIDES dated February 1914 and Winter0 1919-1920. The former has a few small, short repairs at some folds but is a very reasonable copy overall, the latter has a couple of fold partings but is otherwise good. [2] 253 London Transport RTL-type bus REGISTRATION PLATE (rear) JXN 313 from RTL 1 plus the BRASS160 CHASSIS TAG (dumb-iron plate) from the same bus plus a BODYBUILDER'S PLATE 'Park Royal Vehicles'. RTL 1 entered service at Sidcup garage in December 1948, was withdrawn in February 1958 and sold for further service with A1 Service, whose blue livery is present on the edges of the plate. The bus went for scrap in February 1964. In ex-use, scrapyard condition. [3] 254 Gibson Ticket Machine WEBBING HARNESS. In very good, lightly-used condition with all buckles,220 clips and backing pad present. [1] 255 London Transport coach stop enamel E-PLATE for Green Line route 715 destinated Oxford150 Circus, Wood Green, Hertford. A most unusual combination of via-points, the plate would have been on a northbound stop, perhaps in Hammersmith or Notting Hill Gate. In very good, ex-stop condition. [1] 256 Officially bound volume of London Transport Central Road Services (Central Buses) TRAFFIC130 CIRCULARS for the year 1955, complete with index. In excellent condition. A very scarce item. [1] 257 London Transport RT-type bus BRASS CHASSIS TAG (dumb-iron plate) from 'roofbox' RT 231110 plus an enamel RT-type RADIATOR BADGE and a Park Royal Vehicles BODYBUILDER'S PLATE. The original RT 231 entered service at South Croydon garage in November 1947 and the final bus with this identity was withdrawn at Elmers End in April 1958. After further service with Red Rover of Aylesbury, the bus was scrapped in 1961. All in ex-use condition. [3] 258 London Transport RT-type bus BONNET FLEETNUMBER PLATE from RT 3968. The original RT110 3968 entered service at South Croydon garage in December 1950 and the last (with this plate) was withdrawn at Seven Kings garage in September 1971 and sent for scrap the following month. In very good, ex-use condition - a splendid example. [1] 259 Original 1838 FOLDER (14" x 20") with LITHOGRAPHED DRAWINGS (Part 1) by John C Bourne250 of the London & Birmingham Railway under construction with topographical and descriptive accounts by John Britton FSA. Contains the 8 original card lithographs - Euston Grove Station entrance, Engine-House, Hampstead Road bridge, Regent's Canal bridge, Boxmoor embankment, Watford Tunnel face, Wolverton Valley embankment, Avon Viaduct plus map of London Division. Some professional restoration to folder, lithographs generally in very good condition. [Folder + 9] 260 Original 1838 FOLDER (14" x 20") with LITHOGRAPHED DRAWINGS (Part 2) by John C Bourne225 of the London & Birmingham Railway under construction with topographical and descriptive accounts by John Britton FSA. Contains the 8 original card lithographs - Camden Town, Watford embankment, Colne Viaduct, Oblique bridge Boxmoor, Berkhamstead, Wolverton Viaduct, inside Kilsby Tunnel, Great Shaft Kilsby Tunnel plus map of Birmingham Division. Some professional restoration to folder, lithographs generally in very good condition. [Folder + 9] 261 Complete set of London Transport COUNTRY BUS NEWS, the magazine of the Country Bus180 & Coach department. Every issue from no 1 - Summer 1956 - to the final edition - no 28 of Spring 1970. Each issue contains news, historical articles and pictures. All in good to very good condition, some have corroded staples. [28] 262 London Transport enamel RADIATOR BADGE from a 1953 Guy Special GS-type bus (these badges70 were also used on a small batch of green-liveried RTL-type buses). Measures 7.5" (19cm) across and is in excellent, ex-vehicle condition with just light signs of use, mainly at the screw-holes. [1] 263 London Transport Tramways ROUTE NUMBER STENCIL for circular route 16 which ran from100 Purley to Embankment in one direction, with route 18 going the other way (see next lot). A smaller-size stencil (11" x 10", 28cm x 26cm) for the position at the lower-deck windows. In ex-use condition. [1] 264 London Transport Tramways ROUTE NUMBER STENCIL for circular route 18 which ran from100 Purley to Embankment in one direction, with route 16 going the other way (see previous lot). A smaller-size stencil (11" x 10", 28cm x 26cm) for the position at the lower-deck windows. In ex-use condition. [1] 265 London Transport Tramways double-sided card FARECHART dated November 1946 for circular100 routes 16/18 between Embankment & Purley and route 10 between City & Tooting Broadway. A larger-size chart to fit the standard cars. In very good, ex-use condition. [1] 266 1930s London Transport TIMETABLE BOOKLETS comprising Country Area (North) July 1937,100 Country Area (South) August 1937 plus Green Line Coach Guides No 2, 1936 (36 2295 30,000) (loose map absent) and Winter 1936-37 (36 4963 23,000R) (loose map present in back pocket). All in good/very good condition, the Green Line guides have some edge-wear to the covers. [4] 267 Green Line Coaches Ltd items comprising folding card COACH SERVICE GUIDES dated 10-3-3170 & 27-4-31, LEAFLET re Extension of Return Ticket Facility dated 21 June 1931 and 'Rambles' BOOKLET, Series no 1 dated 1933. All in good to very good condition. [4] 268 London Transport bus stop enamel Q-PLATE 'Queue this side for 8, Queue other side for 6'.70 This would have been located either in the City or along Oxford St. A little touching in at the top and bottom edges but overall in good, ex-stop condition. [1] 269 PUBLICATIONS on Chiswick Bus Works & Victoria Coach Station comprising 'The Chiswick Works42 of the LGOC', editions dated 1926 & 1929, and 'Chiswick Works' by London Transport, editions dated 1961 & 1975. Plus 'Looking Back, Birthday Souvenir', a lavishly illustrated brochure to mark Victoria Coach Station's 6th birthday in 1938, a less lavish wartime version from 1940 and a small brochure for the Elizabeth Room at the Station, appears to be 1950s. All in good condition. [7] 270 London Transport bus GARAGE STENCIL PLATES comprising a pair for WD (Wandsworth) and85 another for SA (St Albans) plus 2 pairs of RUNNING NUMBER STENCILS - 1 & 11. All in well-used but generally good condition. [6] 271 Pair of WW2 London Transport OFFICIALS' TIMETABLES of Trams and Trolleybuses, the issues180 dated October 28, 1942 and January 6, 1943. The former has detached, worn covers, the latter is in very good, lightly-used condition. [2] 272 1927 London Underground linen-card POCKET MAP from the Stingemore-designed series 180of 1925-32. This is the fourth edition, dated January 1927, and is in the smaller size of the first 5 editions. Crisp, firm and unmarked, this example is in excellent condition. [1] 273 Large selection of London Transport HOLIDAY SERVICES LEAFLETS & BROCHURES for the years95 1936-1939 (the last until after WW2). These detail bus, Underground & coach services at Easter, Whitsun, August BH & Christmas. A very comprehensive set, possibly a complete run for the period. Mostly in good to very good condition. [39 + a few duplicates] 274 Large selection of Underground Group/London Transport HOLIDAY SERVICES LEAFLETS & 110BROCHURES for the years 1930-1935. These detail bus, Underground & coach services at Easter, Whitsun, August BH & Christmas. A very comprehensive set, possibly a complete run for the period. Mostly in good to very good condition. [31] 275 Large selection of Underground Group HOLIDAY SERVICES LEAFLETS & BROCHURES for the320 years 1919-1929. These detail bus, Underground & coach services at Easter, Whitsun, August BH & Christmas. A very comprehensive set, possibly a complete run for the period. Mostly in good to very good condition. [31] 276 Railway Clearing House OFFICIAL RAILWAY MAP of London & its Environs dated 1907. Linen-backed,85 inside hard covers with gilt lettering, 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 in full colour shows all the main-line and Underground railways. In well-used but very reasonable condition. Small damp stains on map, tape repairs to cover. [1] 277 London Transport 1938 Q38 Stock (District Line) enamel STOCK-NUMBER PLATE from Driving220 Motor Car 4415. Measuring 5.5" (14cm) across, these 'bullseye' plates were affixed above the communicating door at each end of the car. In good, ex-use condition. [1] 278 Quantity of London Underground GUIDE (TIMETABLE) BOOKLETS from May 1936 through120 to No 2, 1939. All are in good to very good condition and most are with the fold-out maps present. [10] 279 Bell Punch TICKET MACHINE serial 49760 complete with backing plate and strap. Machine punches95 and rings. Plus a London Transport leather CONDUCTOR'S BAG in well-used but still serviceable condition. [2] 280 Quantity (47) of 1934 London Transport Green Line Coaches TIMETABLE LEAFLETS. Appear250 to be all different and most routes covered. Plus 2 1934 Green Line Season Ticket LEAFLETS. Most are in good to very good condition. [49] 281 Early 20th-Century enamel BUS DRIVER'S LICENCE BADGE issued by Romford Urban District170 Council, 'Licensed Driver 103'. A double-sided badge complete with original leather strap for attaching to the lapel or a coat button. In good, ex-use condition with some edge-wear and staining. A most unusual item not seen before at auction. [1] 282 Selection of London Transport 'Tram to Trolleybus' LEAFLETS for the first conversions in 1935350 comprising Sutton/Crystal Palace x 2, Woolwich area, 2 issues x 2 each and Hammersmith/Shepherds Bush area x 4. In good to very good condition. [10] 283 1950s/60s London Transport enamel BUS STOP SIGN ' Bus & Coach Stop - Milestone Road'280 from a 'Keston' wooden bus shelter at this location on the London Road in Dartford which was served by bus routes 450, 452 & 480 and Green Line routes 701, 702 and 725. A flanged, single-sided sign measuring 18" (46cm) square and, apart from a little weathering to the lower section, in excellent condition. [1] 284 London Transport bus SLIPBOARD for route 425 to Albury on one side and 463 Guildford & 50Woking on the other. It is thought this was used for extra workings by an RLH and is clearly a local initiative at Guildford garage. Plus a front REGISTRATION NUMBER PLATE 'WLT 442' from Routemaster RM 442 which was withdrawn at Highgate garage in August 1985 and sent for immediate scrap. Both plates in good, ex-use condition. [2] 285 A City of London STREET SIGN from Poppins Court, EC4, a small thoroughfare off Fleet St in350 London's former newspaper district. An opal glass sign in its original aluminium frame, measuring 24" x 18" (61cm x 45cm), we estimate it to date from the 1950s. In very good, ex-use condition. [1] 286 1909 London Underground POCKET MAP 'What to See and How to See it, The Excursionists'160 Guide with Map'. This is the map with numbers referring to points of interest listed on the reverse. Note that this is a genuine pocket-map, folded accordingly, NOT one of the ex-guidebook examples. A few creases but generally in very good condition. [1] 287 London Transport BODYBUILDER'S PLATE for Eastern Coach Works Ltd from one of the 84220 GS-type Guy Specials with bodies built by that firm in 1953. This is one of the original-style plates using ECW's own lettering as fitted when new in 1953. In good, ex-vehicle condition. [1] 288 London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATE for route 100A Vintage Bus with a most unusual90 red background. Planned to be a variation of the tourist service 100 which ran in the 1970s with vintage buses such as D 142, ST 922 and RT 1, this variant was never introduced and most of these e-plates had the 'A' removed for use on the main service. A scarce survivor in original form, therefore. In excellent condition. [1] 289 London Transport ENAMEL SIGN 'TO BUS STATION'. Believed to date from the late 1940s/early100 1950s, the brown border suggests this was located on the Underground system, presumably at one of the exits from a station. Measures 36" x 9" (92cm x 23cm) and is in very good, ex-use condition with no more than minor blemishes. [1] 290 London Underground enamel PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL from King's Cross St Pancras station.130 Flanged on three sides, with a bullseye and an extra section for 'Way Out', this is believed to be from the Victoria Line platforms and to date from the opening of the platforms in 1968. Measures 72" x 17" (182cm x 43cm) 291 Southdown Motor Services (in association with the Southern Railway) Official BUS TIMETABLE45 dated 9 April 1936. A 308pp small booklet complete with fold-out route map and very attractive cover illustrations. A little ageing to the cover and minor damage to the spine but overall a very good copy. [1] 292 Southdown Motor Services COACH EXCURSIONS DISPLAY BOARD. Vintage 1950s/60s, it advertises0 Blackpool Illuminations on one side and Edinburgh Tattoo on the other. Has small legs for leaning against the side of a display coach as was Southdown practice. It is assumed that the 1970s stickers at the top edges cover up the original green/gold operator's name. Measures 18" x 36" (46cm x 91cm) and in good, ex-use condition. [1] 293 Pair of Southdown Motor Services DESTINATION BOARDS as fitted to the front of coaches100 in the 1950s/60s (and possibly earlier too). Double-sided wooden boards with ends re-inforced with metal. One reads Chichester/Kent Tour and the other Portsmouth & Southsea/Selsey. In good, well-used condition. [2] 294 1940s/50s London Transport BUS STOP FLAG ('request' version) of the flat, framed style (2 80enamel plates in a bronze frame). This is a superb example with no more than very minor blemishes. Measures 18" x 16" (46cm x 39cm). [1] 295 1946 London Transport OFFICIALS' TIMETABLE BOOKLETS for Country Buses. This is the complete160 set of issues dated Oct 10, 1946 comprising North East, North-West, South-East, South-West and Western Areas. In good to very good condition. [5] 296 A local authority DIRECTION SIGN 'Bus Station'. A double-sided cast-alloy sign manufactured50 by the Royal Label Factory and complete with original fixing brackets. Estimated vintage 1960s/70s. Measures 24" x 8.5" (61cm x 22cm) and is in good, ex-use condition. [1] 297 London Tram & Trolleybus Driver's METROPOLITAN STAGE CARRIAGE BADGE T 1433. Equivalent480 to PSV licence badges, these were issued from 1935-1962 for electric traction in the capital. A low-numbered badge with the original-type sprung-clip fitting on reverse. In well-used but still very good condition. [1] 298 London Transport coach stop enamel E-PLATE for Green Line route 711 destinated Tooting,650 Sutton, Reigate 'Fare Stage'. The plate would probably have been located on a southbound stop in Stockwell or Clapham and is unusual in having the fare stage marker included, something that is relatively uncommon on coach e-plates. In very good, ex-stop condition. [1] 299 First-year Harry Beck London Underground DIAGRAMMATIC CARD MAP. The undated edition250 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. Very light wear to covers but an excellent example, crisp and firm. [1] 300 London Underground 1938 Tube Stock enamel DESTINATION PLATE reading Bakerloo Line300 in black lettering on a yellow background, reverse is blank yellow. In very good, ex-use condition. [1] 301 London Transport RLH bus DESTINATION BLIND for the front/side box (W) from Dalston (D)80 garage dated 21.12.68. A complete blind with both white hems present. In very good, lightly-used condition. [1] 302 London Transport bus DESTINATION BLINDS for the side boxes (CC) for a Metrobus at Cricklewood70 (W) garage dated 10.8.81 and a Leyland Titan at Hornchurch (RD) garage dated 3.10.81. Both are complete blinds with the white hems present and are in very good, ex-use condition. [2] 303 Bournemouth Corporation Transport TROLLEYBUS DESTINATION BLIND. Undated but probably120 1950s. A complete, long blind with both white hems present as well as the roller at one end. In ex-use condition. [1] 304 Bournemouth Corporation Transport TROLLEYBUS DESTINATION BLIND for the Via Points, including65 some coloured displays. Undated but probably 1950s. White hem and roller present at top end but missing at the lower end. The blind may or may not therefore be complete. In ex-use condition. [1] 305 London Transport TRAM DESTINATION BLIND (route numbers) for UCC (Feltham) cars at Streatham85 depôt, dated Aug 9, 1949. These blinds were unusual in that they wind horizontally. An unusual survivor, complete and with both hems and rollers. In good, ex-use condition. [1] 306 London Transport TRAM DESTINATION BLIND (route numbers) for ex-West Ham cars at Abbey130 Wood depôt, dated Jan 17, 1949. A complete blind with both hems present and in good, ex-use condition. [1] 307 London Country (London Transport manufactured) RT bus DESTINATION BLIND for the side/rear42 box (S) from Leatherhead (LH) garage dated 9.6.70. A complete blind with both white hems present. The first display has been well used, the rest are largely unused. [1] 308 Southampton Corporation Transport TRAM DESTINATION BLIND. Undated but likely to be 1940s,67 the trams were withdrawn in 1949. A complete blind with both hems and rollers. In ex-use condition, the first display is well worn. [1] 309 London Transport TROLLEYBUS DESTINATION BLIND for the side box for Holloway depôt dated170 August 1949. A Charlton-manufactured blind, complete and with both hems present. In well-used condition. [1] 310 London Transport TROLLEYBUS DESTINATION BLIND for the route numbers box for Stamford60 Hill depôt dated Sep 13, 1951. A Charlton-manufactured blind, complete with both hems present. In well-used conditon. [1] 311 London Transport TROLLEYBUS DESTINATION BLIND for the side box for Stamford Hill depôt92 dated Oct 20, 1951. A Charlton-manufactured blind, complete with both hems present. In well-used conditon. [1] 312 London Transport TROLLEYBUS DESTINATION BLIND for the front or rear boxes for Stamford800 Hill depôt dated Apr 4, 1950. A Charlton-manufactured blind, complete with both hems present. In well-used conditon. [1] 313 London Transport RT bus DESTINATION BLIND for the side/rear box (S) from Thornton Heath55 (TH) garage dated 24.4.72. A complete blind with both white hems present. The first display has been well used, the rest much less so. [1] 314 London Transport TRAM DESTINATION BLIND for a Standard car at New Cross depôt, dated150 Mar 21 1951. A long and complete blind with both white hems present. In very good, ex-use condition. [1] 315 London Transport/London Country bus DESTINATION BLINDS, firstly for the side box (CC) for170 a Leyland Titan at Loughton (L) garage dated 12.1.82 and, secondly, a King & Flack blind dated 8.75 for a Leyland National at Hemel Hempstead (HH) garage. Both are complete blinds with the white hems present and are in very good, ex-use condition. [2] 316 Selection of Green Line Coaches Ltd TIMETABLE FLYERS, double-sided, from 1931. All different65 (lettered) routes and in good to very good condition. [9] 317 Quantity of Green Line Coaches Ltd TIMETABLE FLYERS, double-sided, from 1931. Bar one200 duplicate, all are different (un-lettered) routes and in good to very good condition. [22] 318 Quantity of Green Line Coaches Ltd TIMETABLE FLYERS, double-sided, from 1930. All different140 and in good to very good condition. [16] 319 London General Omnibus Company POCKET MAPS dated September 1916 (titled 'Map of some95 Motor-bus Extensions of the London Underground Railways') and No 12 1922 overprinted 'By the Courtesy of Electric Railway House. Presented with Herts Advertiser Time Table January 1923'. Both have a few very small fold-partings but are generally in very good condition. [2] 320 London Transport OFFICIALS' TIMETABLES of Country Area Buses (North-West Area/District)95 dated December 13th, 1944, Dec 5th, 1945 (with 3 amendment leaflets), January 22, 1947 and May 6 1953 plus TIMETABLE of Revised Bus Services in the Gravesend and Northfleet Districts dated May 16th, 1934. All in good to very good condition. [5] 321 London Transport Tramways ROUTE NUMBER STENCIL for Kingsway Subway route 33 which45 ran from West Norwood to Manor House. A smaller-size stencil (11" x 10", 28cm x 26cm) for the position at the lower-deck windows. In very good, restored condition. [1] 322 1913 & 1915 Underground Group publicity LEAFLETS folding out to 8 double-sided panels 110with miniature colour reproductions of contemporary travel posters exhorting travel by bus and tram to leisure destinations such as Hampton Court, Chingford Mount, Windsor, Dorking, Hatfield, Maidenhead, St Albans etc with travel details, fares etc. High quality publications for that period. Both in very good condition + extra copy of 1915 issue with tape repairs. [3] 323 London Transport coach stop enamel E-PLATE 'National Express Coach Stop' in the red & blue90 of the National Bus Company. These plates were put up in the 1970s at 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 cater for long-distance passengers. Unusual for an e-plate in that it carries a logo. In very good, ex-stop condition. [1] 324 London Underground linen-card POCKET MAP from the Stingemore-designed series of 1925-32.280 This is the c1931 issue with a red cover and in the larger size of the later editions. It shows the Piccadilly Line extensions to Cockfosters, Northfields and Sudbury Town as under construction. In excellent condition, just very lightly used. [1] 325 Quantity of London Transport Green Line Coach GUIDE (TIMETABLE) BOOKLETS from No 1,100 1936 (2 versions) through to No 4, 1939. All different though not quite a complete run. One has missing covers, the rest are in good used to very good condition and most have the fold-out maps present. [12] 326 London Transport brass CHASSIS TAG, aka a DUMB-IRON PLATE, for double-deck bus ST 45154 accompanied by a postcard-sized PHOTOGRAPH of the bus in service in July 1949. ST 451 entered service with the LGOC at Chalk Farm garage in 1930 and the last bus to carry this number was withdrawn from Holloway garage in November 1949 and sent for immediate scrap. The vendor obtained the tag from the scrapyard. In good, ex-vehicle condition. [2] 327 London Transport brass CHASSIS TAG, aka a DUMB-IRON PLATE, for double-deck bus STL 47754 accompanied by a postcard-sized PHOTOGRAPH of the bus in service in May 1950. STL 477 entered service as a red bus at Chalk Farm garage in 1934 and the last bus (a green one) to carry this number was withdrawn from Dunton Green garage in 1950 and sent for immediate scrap. The vendor obtained the tag from the scrapyard. In good, ex-vehicle condition. [2] 328 London Transport Green Line Routemaster cast alloy BULLSEYE PLATE as fitted to the prototype320 CRL 4 and the 1962 batch of RMC-type Routemaster coaches. Part no CR 301 CU 32 on reverse. These bullseye plates were fitted to the upper side panels on both sides of the coaches but were replaced by re-styled transfers from 1967 onwards. In very good, ex-use condition. [1] 329 1914 official London Underground WALL CALENDAR with a page for each month, each featuring550 a reproduction of one of the 1912-13 posters by Tony Sarg (1880-1942) in the 'Humours of London' series. Measures 7" x 12.5" (18cm x 32cm). A well-produced and high-quality item printed by Johnson, Riddle & Co. Not seen at auction before. Pictures of each page are available for viewing in the online catalogue. [1] 330 1933 first edition of the Harry Beck London Underground POCKET DIAGRAMMATIC MAP1200 with the famous cover slogan 'A new design for an old map'. This is the less-common paper version and a special issue which has been over-printed on the map-side with 'Ministry of Health Sports Ground' at Eastcote Station. A very good copy in excellent condition, very lightly used. [1] 331 London General Omnibus Company 1920s ENAMEL SIGN ''MOTOR BUSES - TRAFFIC ANNOUNCEMENTS''480 believed to have been located in an enquiry office or at a bus garage to indicate where publicity leaflets for route changes etc were available. Has the 'General' bullseye logo in Underground Group style. Measures 6'' x 8 1/2'' (15cm x 21cm). A little edge-wear but overall in very good condition. Only the 2nd time seen at auction. [1] 332 London tram items comprising a 1924 PANEL TIMETABLE for Metropolitan Electric service 6690 from Canons Park to Edgware and two Underground Group Tramways POCKETS MAPS: the undated edition from c1914 and the Winter 1923/24 edition. All in good to very good condition. [3] 333 London Transport bus stop enamel Q-PLATE 'Queue this side for 498, Queue other side for 80450, 489, 490'. A less common Country Area example which would have been located in Gravesend. A little repair near/at the bottom edge but overall in very good, ex-stop condition. [1] 334 Selection of London Transport enamel BUS RADIATOR BADGES (T, STL, RT etc) comprising 490 x Central Area type, the first marked on reverse "In store Edgware 2-8-53 STL 455' and 2 x Country Area type, the second marked on reverse 'In store Edgware 2-8-5? T 5(?)77. Condition varies from damaged to very good. Plus an enamel bus stop Q-PLATE 'Shoplinker' from that short-lived Routemaster operation in 1979, in excellent condition. [7] 335 LCC Tramways PUBLICATIONS comprising the 1931 'Guide to the Kingsway Subway' following130 its re-opening and the 1932 booklet on the system. Both are original copies of these high-quality booklets with some wear to the covers but the contents are very good. Plus a 1933 fold-out card for the Kingsway Subway services with LPTB takeover sticker on the cover. In good condition. [3] 336 Set of 1934 London Transport AREA TIMETABLE BOOKLETS of Buses, Coaches & Main Line120 Rlwys. All dated July 1934, this is the complete set and comprises North-East, North-West, South-East, South-West and Western Areas. In lightly-used, good condition bar the last which is very well used. [4] 337 1921 London Underground 'Inner Area MAP of the Electric Railways of London', a pocket-sized320 linen-card issue designed by MacDonald Gill using his own personalised style of calligraphy for the station names and key box text. In excellent condition, a very good example. [1] 338 Large quantity of London Transport bus stop PANEL TIMETABLES dated from 1950-1978 (mostly100 1950s/60s) and covering Central bus routes between 10 and 283, Country bus routes from 301 to 480 and Green Line routes from 701/702 to 727 Exp. Nearly all in good to very good condition. [140+] 339 Selection of London Transport RT/RF bus FARECHARTS for Central & Country routes, all different.90 Mostly card issues and all dated 1968/9 bar two LCBS issues from 1970/71. In good, ex-vehicle condition. [19] 340 WW2 London Transport ARP HELMET dated 1943 and lettered 'LCC T/Ways Supt.' Although160 the LCC Tramways had been absorbed into LT in 1933, our guess is that a senior member of the Tram & Trolleybus Dept had his hat lettered with the old name as a personal initiative. There is no evidence from examination of the hat that it is anything other than genuine. In good ex-use condition complete with lining and chinstrap. [1] 341 London Transport RT-type bus REGISTRATION PLATE (rear) HLX 396 from Weymann's-bodied102 RT 579 plus a Weymann's BODYBUILDER'S PLATE. The first RT 579 entered service at Catford garage in July 1948 and the last bus to carry this identity was withdrawn from the same garage in April 1978 and sent for scrap in June. Both plates in good, ex-vehicle condition. [2] 342 Complete year-sets for 1922 & 1923 of London General Omnibus Co POCKET MAPS. Issues140 for January to December from both years. Condition ranges from well-used/worn to very good. [24] 343 1950s/60s London Transport enamel BUS STOP SIGN ' London Transport - Hadley Highstone'250 from a 'Keston' wooden bus shelter at this location on the Great North Road north of Barnet which was served by bus routes 303/A, 340B, 350/A and Green Line routes 716/A and 717. A flanged, single-sided sign measuring 18" (46cm) square and, apart from minor chips on the flange, in excellent condition. [1] 344 The "District Railway Map of London', 7th edition, dated 1907. The last edition of a series 180which began in 1873. A large-scale, fold-out map, paper on canvas inside hard covers. Some wear to covers, the map is in good condition. [1] 345 Royal Blue enamel COACH STOP FLAG. A 1950s/60s double-sided sign in cream and black enamel.80 A 'National Express' sticker (removable) covers the Royal Blue name on one side. Measures 12.5" x 10.5" (32cm x 27cm) and, apart from some surface scratches on one side, is in very good, ex-use condition. [1] 346 London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATE for route 393A Welwyn Garden City, Fare Stage.85 Likely to have been situated at the bus station in Harlow or perhaps the one in Hertford. A small area of restoration around the 'A', otherwise in good, ex-stop condition. [1] 347 A City of London STREET SIGN from Great St Helen's, EC3, a small thoroughfare off Bishopsgate420 in London's financial district ('the City'). An opal glass sign in its original aluminium frame, measuring 18" (46cm) square, we estimate it to date from the 1950s. In very good, ex-use condition. [1] 348 London Transport 1938 Tube Stock enamel STOCK-NUMBER PLATE from Driving Motor Car170 10311. Measuring 5.5" (14cm) across, these 'bullseye' plates were affixed above the communicating door at each end of the car. In very good, ex-use condition. [1] 349 London Tram ROUTE NUMBER STENCIL PLATE for route 52 which ran in rush hours only from42 Southwark Bridge to Grove Park and was replaced by bus 149 in 1952. This is the less common, wide type of plate with small holes in the digits, known as a 'Venner', which was fitted behind the glass in the end upper-deck windows of certain E/1 and HR/2 cars. In ex-use condition. [1] 350 London Transport RTL-type bus BRASS CHASSIS TAG (dumb-iron plate) from RTL 23 plus an 54enamel RTL-type RADIATOR BADGE. The original RTL 23 entered service at West Green garage in December 1948 and the final bus with this identity was withdrawn at Chalk Farm in February 1958. After further service with Primrose Coaches of Scunthorpe, the bus was scrapped in 1966. Both plates in ex-use condition. [2] 351 Early 1930s ENAMEL SIGN 'Black & White Motorways Ltd - Booking Office' with the company's450 famous winged logo at the top. A double-sided sign, size 24" x 21" (61cm x 53cm), manufactured by Stocal, Burton and complete with original elaborate, wrought-iron mounting bracket. The coach depicted, perhaps a Gilford or a Leyland, suggests a vintage of c1930-34. The sign is in excellent condition, the bracket has surface corrosion. [1] 352 1924 British Empire Exhibition at Wembley items comprising the official fold-out PLAN & MAP55 designed by Kennedy North in a style similar to MacDonald Gill with an Underground map with calligraphed station names and elaborate, colourful illustrations plus the Underground Group fold-out LEAFLET 'The Way to the Exhibition' including a plan with rail and bus stations shown. Both in lightly-used but good condition. [2] 353 Quantity (36) of 1935-6 London Transport Green Line Coaches TIMETABLE LEAFLETS. This 100set is for routes A-K and leaflets appear to be all different with all routes covered. Most are in good to very good condition. [36] 354 Quantity (43) of 1935-6 London Transport Green Line Coaches TIMETABLE LEAFLETS. This 140set is for routes L-Z and leaflets appear to be all different with all routes covered. Most are in good to very good condition. [43] 355 c1908 London Underground MAP, a single-sided issue probably produced for the Peter Robinson90 store, their name being over-printed by Oxford Circus station. This is the first map to use the then new UndergrounD logo as a heading. It shows the Franco-British Exhibition at Wood Line and connections with LUT trams at Shepherds Bush and MET trams at Finsbury Park and Highgate. 14" x 11" (36cm x 28cm) opened. Lightly used with small fold-partings but generally good. [1] 356 London Transport bus BODYBUILDER'S PLATE for Leyland Motors Ltd from one of the 500 150RTW-type Leyland 6RTs with bodies built by this firm in 1949-50. A rarely-seen plate in very good, lightly-used ex-vehicle condition. [1] 357 1943 London Transport OFFICIALS' TIMETABLE BOOKLETS for Country Buses. This is the complete250 set of three issues from December 1943 comprising North East, North-West and Western Areas. In very good condition. [3] 358 A pair of 1890s London Underground WALL MAPS, both 26" x 21" (66cm x 53cm), the first100 titled DISTRICT RAILWAY & CONNECTIONS (District Railway, Manager's Office, 1893) and the second "Metropolitan Railway & Connections (undated but very similar style). Both were printed by Waterlow & Sons and are very detailed with lines shown in colours, junctions, main-line connections and distances in chains. The first has small edge-losses and tape repairs on the reverse, the second is in good condition. [2] 359 London Transport coach stop enamel E-PLATE for routes 714 destinated Dorking and 717 800destinated Victoria. The 717 only ran to Victoria from 1955 to 1964 and these two routes only met on the short stretch between Barnet and North Finchley. A most interesting combination and an exceedingly scarce plate. In very good, ex-stop condition. [1] 360 Double-sided enamel TRAM STOP FLAG 'N.C.P.T.D. Tram Request Stop', believed to be from70 Newcastle. Measures 12" x 15" (31cm x 38cm) and in ex-use condition with some edge chips. [1] 361 London General Omnibus Company 1913 BEDFORD MOTOR-BUS TIME TABLE of in-Town and120 out-Town Services. A fold-out leaflet with a map of the two networks on either side. Print-coded September 1913, from the period when the LGOC operated services in its own name in Bedford. An extraordinary survivor, in very good condition. [1] 362 1933 first edition of the Harry Beck London Underground POCKET DIAGRAMMATIC CARD1600 MAP with the famous cover slogan "A new design for an old map." A very good example, just very lightly-used. [1] 363 A pair of London Transport enamel 'DOLLY' BUS STOP PLATES as used by LT for temporary bus55 stops, diversions etc. These are the 'compulsory' version and are in very good, ex-use condition. They measure 12.5" (32cm) in diameter. [2] 364 London Transport bus stop enamel Q-PLATE 'Queue this side for 36, 36A, 36B, Queue other120 side for 185'. This would have been located on a bus stop from Victoria to Camberwell Green. In very good, ex-stop condition. [1] 365 London General Omnibus Co/London Transport combined BELL PUNCH TICKET MACHINE 220& CANCELLER. Comes with the full-size double backplate & strap, ticket punch no 68174 (works and rings) and working canceller no 7VF marked 'LPTB'. Cancellers were used for marking return tickets, road-rail tickets etc. [2 items + backplate & strap] 366 Quantity of 1920s/30s London Underground LEAFLETS & TIMETABLES including 3 1925/26120 fold-out 'to & from' booklets, later versions of the same, various line timetables, cheap fares and road-rail seasons leaflets and 'how to travel to' various exhibitions at Earl's Court & Olympia etc. Much variety, minimal duplication. Mostly in good to very good condition. [43] 367 London Transport WW2 POCKET LISTS of Bus Routes/Bus, Tram & Trolleybus Routes - Central250 Area. Printed in small quantities for the benefit of off-duty military personnel etc in the absence of bus maps. Issues No 2 and No 3 1943, No 1 1944, No 1 1945 x 2, No 2 1945 (first print) x 2. One of No 1, 1945 has markings, the rest are very good to excellent. 368 London Transport LEAFLETS (map diagrams) for bus drivers during WW2 (1942) re: parking300 of last buses returning to garages. Buses were parked in nearby streets to reduce losses from bombing raids. These are for Barking, Croydon, Dalston, Elmers End, Enfield, Holloway, Putney, Putney Heath, Seven Kings, Shepherds Bush, Sutton, Tottenham, Turnham Green, Twickenham, Upton Park, Victoria, West Green and Willesden garages. Scarce survivors mostly in excellent condition. [25] 369 Southern 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, apart from small enamel losses around the fixing holes, is in very good, ex-use condition. [1] 370 1930s Southern National POSTER ROUTE MAP of bus services in the North Devon & North100 Cornwall Area. 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 very good condition. Has been folded. [1] 371 1930s Southern National POSTER ROUTE MAP of bus services in the Somerset & Dorset Area.100 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 very good condition. Has been folded. [1] 372 London Underground linen-card POCKET MAP from the Stingemore-designed series of 1925-32.250 This is a special edition of the c1930 issue with bluey-green cover, with map over-print by Oval Station with arrow 'Book to Oval for London Terminal Coach Station'. Has a light vertical crease, otherwise in very good, unmarked condition. [1] 373 London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATE 851/852 'Northdowns', a slightly incorrect form140 of the name of the independent operator North Downs Rural Transport which operated these two routes in the Horsham area in the 1960s/70s. Apart from very minor weathering to the digits, this most unusual plate is in good, ex-stop condition. [1] 374 A City of London enamel STREET SIGN for Post Office Court, EC2, a small thoroughfare off 190King William Street in the heart of London's financial district - the 'Square Mile'. Measures 19.5" x 30" (50cm x 76cm) and comes with its original aluminium frame. Estimated vintage: 1980s. In very good, ex-use condition. [1] 375 Considerable quantity of London General Omnibus Co POCKET MAPS from the period 1921-1929.150 No obvious duplication. Condition ranges from well-used to very good, most are good. [40] 376 Melbourne Metropolitan Tramways Board A14 GIBSON TICKET MACHINE, serial no 120. Melbourne650 (Australia) was one of the few places outside London to use Gibsons and they purchased 2nd-hand machines from LT as well as their own. This appears to be one of the latter as there is no trace of LT on the casing. In working order (tickets a bit faint) and comes with original webbing harness. [1 + harness] 377 Enamel bus timetable noticeboard HEADER PLATE 'London Transport' manufactured in 1930s100 style with lettering under/overlined with diamond cut-outs. Length 40" (102cm). In excellent condition other than one small chip at top edge. [1] 378 London Transport TROLLEYBUS REGISTRATION PLATE (rear) CUL 306 from 1936 C3 class vehicle170 306. The trolleybus was scrapped at Colindale in August 1959. In ex-scrapyard condition but still very reasonable. [1] 379 London Transport bus stop enamel G-PLATE 'For Buses to Oakwood Hill and Debden Station'.120 A G3-size plate (equivalent to 3 e-plates) which is believed to have been located at Loughton station. In very good, ex-stop condition. [1] 380 BBC Television SCRIPTS plus correspodence with London Transport regarding the programme65 'London Town' aired on 13 October 1950 in which Richard Dimbleby drives a tram at Wandsworth depôt with driver Eddie Thorpe & then visits the Charlton 'Tramatorium'. Discussion regarding the withdrawal of trams. Includes a copy of the BBC's 'Television Coach Service' TIMETABLE from Broadcasting House to Alexandra Palace. Fascinating records, all in good condition. [bundle] 381 1939 London Transport OFFICIALS' TIMETABLE BOOKLETS for Country Buses. This is the complete200 set of issues dated July 5th, 1939 comprising North East, North-West, South-East, South-West and Western Areas. In very good condition. [5] 382 1910 London Underground official WALL CALENDAR. Double-sided and produced on sturdy300 card with its original hook present. The face features the UndergrounD logo on blue background, the 1908/09 Underground map and the year calendar. The reverse has times of first and last trains on all the lines. Measures 6" x 9" (15cm x 23cm) and produced by Johnson, Riddle & Co. An amazing survivor, not seen at auction before, in very good condition, lightly used. [1] 383 London Transport Tramways ROUTE NUMBER STENCIL 'EX' for 'Extra'. These were used on350 cars providing relief services, usually during rush hours. Measuring 22" x 15" (56cm x 39cm), this is the type that was fitted at each end of those standard cars which had not been fitted with roller blinds. In ex-use condition. [1] 384 London Transport Official's BOOKLETS 'Approved Turning Points [and Stands] for Buses of 190Central Bus Area/Central Road Services. Issues dated June 1937 (well-used), March 1958 (lightly-used, includes official amendments), January 1962 x 2 (very good condition, one includes official amendments) and March 1968 (very good condition). [5] 385 1924 Metropolitan Railway small POCKET CARD MAP "How to get to and from the British 140Empire Exhibition". Illustration of a new electric locomotive on the cover. Opens out to three panels. This is the turquoise cover version. In very good condition, still crisp and firm. [1] 386 London Transport bus stop enamel Q-PLATE 'Queue this side for 410, Queue other side for220 B1, 402'. This would have been located at Bromley North Station and is an unusual mix of 'Country' and 'Central' routes from the time when minibus-operated B1 shared the stand with two very longstanding Country trunk routes. A small repair to the top edge, otherwise in very good, ex-stop condition. [1] 387 1939 London Transport ADVERTISEMENT RATES BROCHURE. A 54pp, high-quality publication100 issued by the Commercial Advertising Officer, 55 Broadway containing details and rates for advertising on LT's stations, Underground cars, buses, trolleybuses & trams. Well illustrated throughout, includes picture of brand-new RT1. In excellent condition, staples lightly corroded. [1] 388 c1919 London & Suburban Traction Co (Underground Group Tramway companies) BROCHURE80 'The Way Round London'. 16pp in soft covers detailing advertising rates & positions on tramcars with photographs and operating statistics for 1918. Cover has picture of a tram on Kingston Bridge. A little ageing to cover, contents are generally excellent. A most unusual item. [1] 389 Double-sided enamel TROLLEY BUS STOP FLAG from Reading Corporation Transport. Flag 110is inscribed 'Queue this/other side - Fare Stage'. Measures 11" x 17.5" (28cm x 45cm). In ex-use condition with some enamel losses, mainly around the fixing holes. [1] 390 1921 East Surrey Traction Co Ltd TIMETABLE BOOKLET w/map in centre-fold. Issue dated December110 1921. A few small annotations on the first facing page but otherwise in very good condition. [1] 391 1913 GNR (Great Northern Railway) POCKET MAP 'showing direct communication between180 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 and includes the Queen's Park extension of the Bakerloo under construction. 14" x 11" (36cm x 28cm) opened. One small corner-parting but overall a very good copy. [1] 392 London Underground ENAMEL SIGN 'PLATFORM 1', a double-sided sign featuring the traditional110 LT bullseye logo superimposed over the '1'. Estimated to date from the 1940s/50s. A very good example, marking at the edges where it was originally framed but generally in excellent condition. [1] 393 London Underground enamel PLATFORM ROUNDEL SIGN from Bermondsey station on the410 Jubilee Line. A modern "silhouette" roundel in an integral alluminium frame. Measures 48" x 39" (122cm x 99cm) and weighs approx 25kg. In excellent condition. [1] 394 London Transport coach stop enamel E-PLATE for Green Line route 723 'Alighting Point Only'.170 We haven't been able to pin-point its likely location but it may have been outside Grays garage for coaches returning to base. In very good, ex-stop condition. [1] 395 London Transport RT/RTL/RTW bus SIDE DESTINATION BLIND BOX, mounted in a wooden130 frame (minus glass) and in working order with winding mechanism intact. Comes with appropriate BUDGET KEY (marked 'LPTB') and contains a well-used but complete 1964 Holloway (J) garage DESTINATION BLIND. A most unusual item. [1 + blind] 396 1930s London Transport enamel TRAM STOP SIGN in the early 'tombstone' design inherited1000 from the Underground Group buses & trams. Estimated vintage c1933-36. A single-sided sign measuring 17.5" x 23.5" (45cm x 60cm) and, apart from small losses at the bottom corners and light edge-corrosion, in excellent condition overall. A scarce survivor not seen at auction before. [1] 397 1907 London Underground Electric Railways advertising CARD with MAP, one of a series featuring180 different stations, in this case Finsbury Park with an illustration of a Great Northern, Piccadilly & Brompton Rly train. Opens into 3 parts by lifting the train to reveal more of the station, including posters, and fares, journey times, season-ticket rates & a small map of the Underground. Lightly used with one fold starting to part. [1] 398 London Transport bus stop enamel G-PLATE 'Also Buses starting from here to Sidcup'. A G6-size280 plate (equivalent to 6 e-plates), original location unknown but could have been outside Sidcup bus garage in respect of buses entering service from there. Aside from a couple of light surface scratches, in very good, ex-stop condition. [1] 399 Croydon Corporation Tramways MAP AND GUIDE TO CAR SERVICES. Undated, style suggests350 c1915-1920. Printed on pink paper with a cover picture of Shirley, near Croydon. A little fragile at the folds with some partings but generally still a good example of a very scarce issue. [1] 400 London Tram & Trolleybus Conductor's METROPOLITAN STAGE CARRIAGE BADGE T7781. Equivalent480 to PSV licence badges, these were issued from 1935-1962 for electric traction in the capital. A low-numbered 'Metrovick Traffolyte' badge with horseshoe clip fitting on reverse. In very good condition. [1]

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