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February 2013 1 A Southern Railway Target ASCOT. Former L&SWR station on the line from Staines to Wokingham and junction station for the line to Frimley. Good colour/slightly dull with edge/screw hole repairs. 2 A Midland Railway Locomotive Whistle. Brass construction, lightly polished. C/W wooden base. 3¾” dia, 10¼” h. 3 A Carriage Print KYLES OF BUTE, FIRTH OF CLYDE. By Alasdair Macfarlane from the Scottish Region series issued 1956/57. Depicts mountain range to rear with steamer on vivid blue water to middle and sailing craft to foreground. C/W original frame. 4 An Electric Locomotive Cabside Number Set E3002. Highly polished letter/numerals mounted on electric blue rectangular steel backing. E3002 a 25KV Bo-Bo AL1 (later class 81) locomotive, was built by AEI and entered service 01/1960 being withdrawn 11/1968 without receiving a TOPS number. 5 A Vic Welch Original Painting DARTMOUTH CASTLE. Depicts three-quarter view of ‘Castle’ class 4-6-0 4088 in Great Western livery on shed. C/W mount and gold finished glazed frame. Image size 18” x 12½”. 6 A London & North Eastern Railway Doorplate TELEPHONE. Rectangular c/i with semi-circular ends. Rarer thinner lettering. Weld repair invisible from repainted front. 11¾” x 3½”. 7 A ‘Sykes’ London Brighton & South Coast Railway Brass-Cased Home Banner Signalbox Repeater. Face marked L.B.&S.C.R. 1042 and ON/OFF. C/W engraved description plate No 13 SOUTH SECTION STARTER below case. 8 A Diesel Locomotive Radiator Plate HUNSLET. Rectangular cast brass with slightly curved top edge, the lettering following the same profile. Originates from former NCB industrial locomotive. Repainted front. 41” x 8”. 9 A North Eastern Railway Hotel Silverplated Candlestick Holder. Circular bowl shaped base with ornate top edge clearly engraved NORTH EASTERN HOTEL in full garter. Candle holder slots into base. 7½” dia. 10 A Shedplate 84C – Banbury 1948 to 09/1963, Truro 09/1963 to 10/1965. Repainted. 11 A Great Western Railway Silverplated Toast Rack. Four-slice ‘church door’ arched rack c/w corresponding top handle made by ‘Elkington’. Clearly engraved with twin-shield device with GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY HOTELS in scroll below. 12 A Collection of (approx 25) Medium Format B/W Negatives featuring BR Era Steam Views. Predominantly BR(E) with remaining BR(M), taken 1950s with tank/small tender classes noted. All captioned. Viewing recommended. Copyright to buyer. 13 A D/R System Map LONDON & NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. Published 1939, depicts colour view of United Kingdom with east coast of Ireland c/w inset MAP OF MANCHESTER & LIVERPOOL DISTRICT to bottom l/h corner. Text panel/key c/w three-quarter view of garter blue A4 pacific 4492 and train with LNER (Eric Gill) totem to top r/h corner. Has scuff mark to sea area/fold marks/edge tears. Mounted on linen to conserve. Rolled condition. 14 A Collection of (approx 140) Folded Timetables/Brochures/Handbills. Mixture of BR regions covering period 1950s to 1970s, from the Isle of Wight to Scotland. All appear GC. 15 A North Eastern Railway Wooden-Cased D/Line Block Instrument. Ivorine plated UP LINE / DOWN LINE each face marked TRAIN ON LINE / NORMAL / LINE CLEAR. C/W bakelite commutator knob. VG restored condition. 16 A BR(S) Wooden Carriage Board ‘CANBERRA EXPRESS’. A 1960s carriage board from Waterloo to Southampton boat train. White lettering/light blue background with P&O to each end. Ghost lettering of earlier P&O ORIENT LINE ORIANA EXPRESS c/w house flag visable below. 132” x 5”. 17 A Southern Railway Chinaware Fruit Bowl. Dark green top edge with thin dark green line below. SOUTHERN RAILWAY in full garter to inside edge. Minor chip to base. 7¾” dia, 3½” h. 18 A Webb and Thompson Large Single Line Staff Description Plate WADDON MARSH. From a location on the former LB&SCR line from Mitcham Junction to West Croydon. Curved rectangular brass with rounded ends. 4⅝” x 1¼”. 19 A North British Railway Enamel Armband N.B.R. FLAG-MAN. Red lettering/inner borderline on white background. Edge/strap slot chipping. C/W elastic replacement strap. 20 A Southern Railway Two-Handled Silverplated Sugar Bowl. Oval body slightly tapering to top. Clearly engraved SOUTHERN RAILWAY to bottom. VGC. 4⅛” h. 21 A Great Western Railway Wooden Jig-Saw Puzzle THE CHELTENHAM FLYER. By F. Moore approx 150 pieces issued 1933, withdrawn 1936. Depicts three-quarter view of ‘Castle’ class 4-6-0 5000 ‘Launceston Castle’ c/w headboard crossing Maidenhead Bridge with the River Thames below. C/W black first series box. Puzzle VGC, box GC. 22 A BE(E) Fully Flanged Enamel Car Stop Sign 8 ---- 10. Good colour/shine with several edge repairs/slight mottling to 8. 24” x 10”. 23 A Class 45 Diesel Electric Locomotive Generator Manufacturer’s/Data Plate. CROMPTON PARKINSON LIMITED CHELMSFORD, ENGLAND…… Rectangular cast brass with curved back to fit generator casing. Embossed lettering/stamped data. Dated 31/8/60. Unrestored. 11½” x 6”. 24 A Collection of (9) Boxed Hornby ‘O’ Gauge Items. Comprises wagons (7), double arm signal, No. 2 turntable. All VGC. Also pair of early Hornby semaphore signals with electric lighting, both fair, wooden bodied ‘O’ gauge wagons (7), all fair/spares, Hornby ‘O’ gauge wagons (3), fair, buildings (4), poor. 25 A BR(S) Half Flanged Totem BEXLEYHEATH. Former SE&CR station on the line from Blackheath to Slade Green/Dartford. Dark green, good colour/shine with usual edge chipping/two v small face chips. 26 A Collection (approx 50) B/W Negatives featuring GWR/BR(W) Locomotives. Predominantly medium format taken 1930s to early 1960s featuring tank, Hall, Grange, Castle and King classes etc. All captioned. Viewing recommended. Copyright to buyer. 27 Two Pairs of Southern Railway Wagon/Coachplates SR 1280 / SR 1693. Both pairs identical oval c/i with E (Eastleigh) within triangle between S and R. Repainted. Each 10” x 6”. 28 A D/R Letterpress Poster LONDON & SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY. LONDON TO VENTNOR 4½ HOURS. VENTNOR TO LONDON 4¼ HOURS. EXPRESS SERVICE BETWEEN LONDON AND THE ISLE OF WIGHT VIA SOUTHAMPTON AND COWES. JUNE TO SEPTEMBER, 1905. WEEK DAYS. / SUNDAYS. Timetable to bottom third also mentions G.N.R / G.C.R. / M.R. / L.&N.W.R. Edge tears/some repairs. Rolled condition. 29 A BR(M) Carriage Panel NORTH LONDON LINE. Circa 1970s schematic line diagram with information panels on orange background. C/W original frame. 30 A Great Northern Railway Handbell. Cast brass bell heavily incised G.N.R to the side. C/W dark wood handle. Bell 6¾” dia, overall 13½” h. 31 A Great Western Railway Hotels One Pint Silverplated Tankard. Made by ‘Walker & Hall’ with PINT and VR37 below Queen’s crown to top edge. Engraved GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY HOTELS in scroll below twin shield device to side. Minor service wear to plating/engraving. 5” h. 32 A Miscellaneous Collection of South African/Rhodesia Railways Items. Comprises brass SAR GMA class Garratt cab handwheel, set of 50 SAR locomotive class postcards, s/back SAR steam books (3), SAR cufflinks, condensing locomotive plan, SAR diagram of stations, RR document/letter stamp RHODESIA RAILWAYS GOODS OFFICE ACCOUNTS SECTION BULAWAYO. All generally GC. 33 A Reproduction Locomotive Worksplate THE BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS 71502 PHILA., U.S.A. MAY-1945. Rectangular cast aluminium with ‘hipped’ top edge that contains BLW logo. Repainted front. 14” x 8¾”. 34 A Carriage Print DURHAM. By Sidney Causer from the L&NER post-war series issued 1945 to 1947. Depicts view along the River Wear towards gothic arched road bridge with cathedral to l/h and castle to r/h background. Minor creasing to l/h and r/h borders with v small loss to bottom r/h corner. Unframed. 35 A Personally Signed Cuneo Limited Edition Print FLYING SCOTSMAN. Depicts three-quarter view of L&NER liveried No. 4472 CROSSING THE FORTH BRIDGE ON MAY 16, 1964. Countersigned by the Hon Sir William McAlpine BT and Alan Pegler. Print is number 14/850, c/w gilt finished glazed frame and certificate of authentication. Image size 27½” x 23”. 36 A Bournemouth Corporation Trolley Bus Emblem. Rectangular cast metal backing (c/w fixing studs) with slightly pointed top/bottom, finished with pale blue enamel front depicting heraldic device. As fitted to the front body work. Minor chipping. 5” x 6”. 37 A BR(M) Fully Flanged Enamel Sign TO PLATFORM 2. C/W r/hand facing twin feathered arrow. Slightly mottled/good shine with several edge chips. 14” x 10”. 38 A Pair of Southern Railway Wagon/Coachplates SR 764 / SR 1079 ASHFORD. Both oval c/i with E within triangle (Eastleigh) between S and R to first example. Both repainted. Each 10” x 6”. 39 A Publication SOUTHERN HOMES SUSSEX. S/back, published 1937 featuring b/w photographs, text, adverts and d/page SOUTHERN ELECTRIC system map to centre. Minor spine wear. 40 A Great Northern & Great Eastern Railway Bridgeplate GN&GE 57. Oval c/i. Repainted front. 16¾” x 12¾”. 41 A Collection of (approx 45) Glass Lantern Slides featuring European Railways/Tramways. Covers German, French, Swiss, Belgian locomotives, trams, stations etc taken in the 1940s/50s. All captioned. Viewing recommended. 42 A BR(S) Flangeless Enamel Sign PLEASE SHOW TICKETS. Light green, good colour/shine with minor chipping to top r/h screw hole. 16” x 10”. 43 An Original Pen and Ink Drawing. By P.S. Bramhall 1964 featuring three-quarter view of ‘Castle’ class 4-6-0 5095 ‘Barbury Castle’ in BR livery. C/W white wood glazed frame. Image size 14½” x 8”.
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