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A sale of Underground, Railwayana, , & Trolleybus collectables

Enamel signs & plates, maps, posters, badges, destination blinds, timetables, ticket machines, relics etc

Saturday 29th February 2020 at 11.00 am (viewing from 9:30am) to be held at THE CROYDON PARK HOTEL (Winston & Wolsey Suites) 7 Altyre Road, Croydon CR9 5AA (close to East Croydon rail and tram station, parking at hotel £2 an hour)

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Transport Collectables Auction - 29th February 2020

Lot Number 1 Lot Number 6

London Transport bus BODYBUILDER'S LCC Tramways POCKET MAP & GUIDE, PLATE for Ltd from one of December 1913 issue with a cover illustration the 500 RTW-type Leyland 6RTs with bodies of a single-deck emerging onto the built by this firm in 1949-50. An uncommon Embankment from the Kingsway subway. In plate. in ex- condition. [1] very good condition, a little age-darkened. [1]

Estimate: £80 to £90 Estimate: £60 to £70

Lot Number 2 Lot Number 7

1950s/60s London Transport enamel BUS 38-Tube Stock enamel STOP FLAG, the 'request' version. A double- CAB DESTINATION PLATE for East sided, hollow, 'boat'-style flag measuring 18" Finchley / on the . A x 16" (46cm x 41cm) complete with original double-sided plate with brass ends. In very fixing brackets. In very good, ex-use good, ex-use condition. [1] condition with minor blemishes only. [1] Estimate: £90 to £110 Estimate: £70 to £90

Lot Number 3 Lot Number 8

Crate containing a very large quantity of 1980s City of Westminster enamel STREET London Transport TIMETABLE BOOKLETS SIGN from Lilestone Street, NW1, a (50+), POCKET MAPS (90+), PANEL residential street in Marylebone off Lisson TIMETABLES (200+) & TABLES Grove. A fully flanged sign measuring 47" x (550+) etc. Mainly 1950s-80s, some earlier 18" (119cm x 46cm). In good, ex-use items. Covers , Green Line coaches & condition with a few small chips near/on the Underground. Condition ranges from well- flanges and a small dent beneath the street used to good. [900+ items] name. [1]

Estimate: £180 to £220 Estimate: £70 to £90

Lot Number 4 Lot Number 9

London Transport RT bus BONNET 1960s/70s London Underground enamel FLEETNUMBER PLATE from RT 1727. The PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL from the original RT 1727 entered service at Holloway platforms at Elephant & Castle (J) garage in 1950 and the last bus to carry station. Measures 70" x 9" (178cm x 23cm). this number finished service at Catford (TL) Minor blemishes, a few scratches but garage in 1969 and was scrapped the generally a very good example. [1] following year. In ex-use condition. [1] Estimate: £150 to £200 Estimate: £80 to £100

Lot Number 5 Lot Number 10

Pair of London Transport RT-type bus London Transport enamel E-PLATE REGISTRATION PLATES comprising the for Maidstone & District routes 200, 201 and front plate JXE 158, ex-RT 795 (scrapped 210 on a split basis. We think that this would 1978) and the rear plate NLE 804, ex-RT have been located in Tonbridge where LT 3697 (scrapped 1979). Both are in ex-use, ex- provided the bus stops and that the reason scrapyard condition. [2] the plate has black digits, rather than green, and no operator name is that only M&D Estimate: £50 to £70 routes served the stop in question. In very good, ex-use condition. [1]

Estimate: £50 to £60

Hammer prices are subject to buyers premium of 16% inclusive plus, in the case of bids via the-saleroom.com, an additional fee of 5.94% inclusive. Transport Collectables Auction - 29th February 2020

Lot Number 11 Lot Number 16

1947 quad-royal POSTER MAP 'London & British Railways (Eastern Region) locomotive Suburbs, Main Line Railways and connecting cast-iron SHEDPLATE '41C' used by Underground Railways of the London Sheffield (Millhouses) to 12/61, then Wath. In Passenger Transport Board'. Probably the ex-loco condition. Owned by today's vendor last, pre-nationalisation example of this map, for many decades. [1] published jointly by the main-line railways, later examples were issued by the British Estimate: £70 to £90 Transport Commission. A very detailed, interesting map with many now-closed lines and stations. A few edge-scuffs and small fold-corner partings but generally a very good copy. Previously folded. [1]

Estimate: £60 to £80 Lot Number 17

Lot Number Selection (3) of London Transport wartime 12 fold-out LISTS of Bus, Trolleybus & Tram Routes. Issues No 1 1944, No 1 1945 and London Transport bus stop enamel Q-PLATE No 2 1945. With production of pocket maps 'Queue this side for 117, 203, 237, Queue suspended for security reasons, pressure other side for 267'. This would have been grew to provide some public information located in . In excellent, ex-use about services, particularly for the huge condition, barely a blemish. [1] numbers of service personnel in the capital, and these lists, in similar format to the usual Estimate: £90 to £110 pocket maps, were produced in strictly limited quantities. Other than pencilled annotations on the covers of two, in very good to excellent condition. [3]

Estimate: £80 to £100

Lot Number 13 Lot Number 18 Small selection (3 items) of railwayana comprising 2 x British Railways enamel Selection (9) of London Transport RULE SIGNAL ARMS, one home, one distant (both BOOKS from the 1930s-60s covering Central in ex-use condition, not cleaned) plus a BR Buses, Country Buses, & (M) TAIL LAMP, complete with burner & Trolleybuses, Garage Inside Staff, some are reservoir, in ex-use, unrestored condition. [3] heavily used, plus a selection (12) of London Transport 'Rates of Pay & Conditions of Estimate: £60 to £80 Service' BOOKLETS etc from the 1930s-70s, in respect of Central & Country Buses, mostly in good condition. [21]

Estimate: £60 to £80

Lot Number 14 Lot Number 19 London Underground brass ROUNDEL FRAME measuring 14" (36cm) across and 2 large albums of loose-mounted 10.75" (27cm) at maximum down. The size PHOTOGRAPHS/POSTCARDS compiled by suggests that this fitted a small roundel the late Alan A Jackson, historian & transport situated on a station column or perhaps a author, portraying transport etc Passimeter. In ex-use condition with a split at developments from the late 19th century on. the r/h end of the bar. [1] These albums cover the incl. Bishopsgate, St, , Estimate: £60 to £80 Barbican, Post Office, Holborn, Smithfield etc. Contain real photos, commercial postcards and his own photos. Subjects include railway locos, trains, stations & infrastructure, buses, trams , , etc. Albums contain 31 & 38 double- Lot Number 15 pages and approx 280 pictures. [2] Estimate: £180 to £220 Pair of London Underground enamel WARNING SIGNS as located at the ends of platforms. The first is flanged, c1980s, and measures 33" x 21" (84cm x 53cm) and the second is more recent and measures 22.5" x 38" (57cm x 97cm). Some minor blemishes, eg surface scratches and small chips but generally in very good condition. [1]

Estimate: £80 to £100

Hammer prices are subject to buyers premium of 16% inclusive plus, in the case of bids via the-saleroom.com, an additional fee of 5.94% inclusive. Transport Collectables Auction - 29th February 2020

Lot Number 20 Lot Number 25

London Transport stop enamel E- Selection (4) of CATALOGUES of London PLATE for Green Line route 723 destinated Transport Maps comprising 2 x 'Burwood & Rainham, Grays, Tilbury. This would have Brady' 1982 first edition, one has loose been located in east London. In very good, pages, the other some ticks inside, and 2 x ex-use condition. [1] 'Letch', the 2000 and 2004 editions, both with some ticks inside. The booklets are Estimate: £200 to £240 otherwise in very good condition. [4]

Estimate: £120 to £140

Lot Number 21 Lot Number 26

London Underground enamel PLATFORM Selection (7) of London tram CAP BADGES ROUNDEL from Bank Station on the Central & BUTTONS comprising cap badges from and Northern Lines. This is the smaller-size Croydon Corporation Tramways (squashed, sign, from the track-side, measuring 24" no lugs) and Underground Group Tramways (61cm) across by 19.5" (50cm) high, c1980s, (losses to enamel touched in, one lug in three parts, no frame. In very good, ex-use missing) plus small selection of condition, some residue of sticky tape and uniform buttons including Croydon, West dirt-stains on the bar. [Sign in 3 parts] Ham, Underground Group etc in good condition. [7] Estimate: £500 to £600 Estimate: £60 to £80

Lot Number 22 Lot Number 27

Metropolitan Railway cast-iron SIGN 'Met Rly London Underground 1938-Tube Stock - Beware of Trains'. A most unusual example enamel CAB DESTINATION PLATE for of the 'Beware' signs. Vendor advises that / Kennington on the Northern Line. this was originally located by Ruislip station. A double-sided plate with brass ends. In very Measures 14" x 11" (36cm x 28cm). In good, good, ex-use condition. [1] ex-use condition, unrestored. [1] Estimate: £70 to £90 Estimate: £80 to £100

Lot Number 23 Lot Number 28

1930s enamel STAGE CARRIAGE LICENCE Pair of RAILWAY HANDLAMPS plus SPARE PLATE 4580 H. We think that this was issued PARTS comprising 2 x 3-aspect, sliding- by the Western Traffic Area and would have knob, GER-pattern lamps, one a 'pie-crust' been carried on a bus, tram or trolleybus. type marked 'GER....Stratford' with burner Measures 6" x 3" (15cm x 8cm) and is in ex- marked 'LNE' (no lenses) and the other an use condition with some enamel losses, unmarked example, with lenses, burner partially touched in. [1] marked 'BR'. Plus a quantity of spare-parts including numerous used lenses of various Estimate: £60 to £80 colours, a burner, length of wick etc. [2 + spare parts]

Estimate: £90 to £110

Lot Number 24 Lot Number 29 c1980s London Underground enamel PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL from Marble Pair (differing) of London Underground Arch station on the Central Line. Measures VENTILATION GRILLES from the interior of 45" x 9" (114cm x 23cm). In very good, ex- tube (above the inter-connecting doors) use condition, minor blemishes only. [1] and to which the enamel stocknumber plates were fitted. One is ex-83 Stock, the other we Estimate: £80 to £100 have not identified. They measure 27" x 7" (69cm x 18cm) at maximum. In good, ex-use condition. [2]

Estimate: £60 to £80

Hammer prices are subject to buyers premium of 16% inclusive plus, in the case of bids via the-saleroom.com, an additional fee of 5.94% inclusive. Transport Collectables Auction - 29th February 2020

Lot Number 30 Lot Number 35

London Transport coach stop enamel E- 1940s/50s London Transport enamel BUS PLATE for Green Line route 708 destinated STOP FLAG (compulsory). An E3 type with Croydon, East Grinstead and annotated 'Fare runners for 3 e-plates on each side (one Stage'. The only known pair with this wording runner missing). Double-sided with two were located at Brixton, Lambeth Town Hall. enamel plates inside a bronze frame, both In very good, ex-use condition. [1] fixing rods are present. Measures 18" x 21.5" (46cm x 54cm). One runner is missing as is Estimate: £280 to £320 one screw from the top part of the frame but a very good example in all other respects. [1]

Estimate: £120 to £160

Lot Number 31 Lot Number 36 Quantity (55+) of 1930-33 London General Omnibus Co PANEL TIMETABLES for Set of London Underground enamel STOCK- routes numbered between 21 and NUMBER PLATES from a complete 4-car 629/G1-G40. Most are in very good unit of 1962-Tube Stock comprising Driving condition. [55+] Motor Cars 1572 & 1573, Trailer 2572 and Non-Driving Motor Car 9573. These plates Estimate: £120 to £140 were located inside the end of each car above the inter-communicating door. In very good, ex-use condition, a few paint splashes. [4]

Estimate: £120 to £140

Lot Number 32 Lot Number 37 Large quantity (77) of London Transport 1940s-60s TIMETABLE BOOKLETS Selection (4) of London Transport bus stop comprising 17 x officials' District Timetables enamel G-PLATES comprising Sundays of Country Buses & Coaches from 1956-68, Only, Monday-Friday Peak Hours, "Notice to some with amendment leaflets, 35 x Country Drivers" Headstop and Special Journeys Bus District Timetables (public versions) from Only. In very good to excellent, ex-use 1961-69 and 25 x Green Line Coach Guides condition. [4] with fold-out maps from 1948-69. Mostly in very good condition. [77] Estimate: £120 to £160

Estimate: £120 to £140

Lot Number 33 Lot Number 38 1960s/70s London Underground enamel FRIEZE PANEL from the platforms at Tufnell Large album of loose-mounted Park on the Northern Line. Measures 49" x 9" PHOTOGRAPHS compiled by the late Alan (125cm x 23cm). Some small chips around A Jackson, historian & transport author, the screw-holes but otherwise a very good portraying transport etc developments from example. [1] the late 19th century on. This album covers the Frimley/Camberley & Woking areas - Estimate: £140 to £160 Deepcut, Bisley, Brookwood, Worplesdon & Byfleet (incl the Surrey Border & Camberley Rlwy) & includes real photos, commercial postcards and his own photos. Subjects include railway locos, trains, stations & infrastructure, , streets, buildings & landscapes. Album contains 35 Lot Number 34 double-pages and approx 140 pictures. [1] Estimate: £100 to £130 London Transport RT bus BONNET FLEETNUMBER PLATE from RT 3735. The original RT 3735, a green 'Country' RT, entered service at Addlestone (WY) garage in 1953 and the last bus to carry this number, now on a red bus, finished service at Shepherd's Bush (S) garage in 1968 and was scrapped the following year. In good, ex-use condition. [1]

Estimate: £90 to £110

Hammer prices are subject to buyers premium of 16% inclusive plus, in the case of bids via the-saleroom.com, an additional fee of 5.94% inclusive. Transport Collectables Auction - 29th February 2020

Lot Number 39 Lot Number 44

Large album of loose-mounted Early 20th century & PHOTOGRAPHS compiled by the late Alan POSTCARDS, 8 of the A Jackson, historian & transport author, former & 6 of the latter, all different', postally portraying transport etc developments from unused, one has details written on the the late 19th century on. This album covers reverse. Plus a 1930 Metropolitan Railway the Caterham, Warlingham, Oxted & hard-cover BOOK OF RATES applicable to Godstone areas incl Whyteleafe, Merchandise by Passenger Train from Swiss Woldingham, Nutfield, Limpsfield etc and Cottage Station, 164pp, in good, ex-use includes real photos, commercial postcards condition with cover-wear and a bundle of and his own photos. Subjects include railway approx 25 early 20th century Metropolitan locos, trains, stations & infrastructure, road Railway WAYBILLS in varying states of transport , streets, buildings & landscapes. condition. [approx 40] Album contains 60 double-pages and approx 240 pictures. [1] Estimate: £120 to £140

Estimate: £140 to £180

Lot Number 45 Lot Number 40 Good selection (21) of London Underground diagrammatic, card POCKET MAPS dated Selection (12) of London Transport bus stop from 1954 to 1971 and including examples enamel E-PLATES for Central Bus routes 39, by Beck, Hutchison and Garbutt. Nearly all 40, 48 Mon-Fri, 51, 83, 115 Mon-Fri, 189 are in very good to excellent condition. [21] Mon-Fri, 202 Mon-Fri, 228, 241, 241 Mon-Fri and W4 Mon-Sat except evenings. Most are Estimate: £120 to £140 in good to very good, ex-use condition. [12]

Estimate: £150 to £200

Lot Number 46 Lot Number 41 1960s/70s London Underground enamel PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL from Lancaster Selection (13) of London Transport bus stop Gate on the Central Line. Measures 57" x 9" enamel E-PLATES for Country Bus routes - 145cm x 23cm. In very good, ex-use 340A, 354, 358, 361, 361, 392, 402, 412, condition with just a couple of small chips at 439, 456, 468, 470 and 482. Generally in the screw-holes. [1] good to very good, ex-use condition. [13] Estimate: £90 to £110 Estimate: £140 to £180

Lot Number 47 Lot Number 42 British Railways (London Midland Region) locomotive cast-iron SHEDPLATE '3A' used Selection (7) of London Transport bus & by Bescot until 1960. In ex-loco condition. coach stop enamel E-PLATES for Green Owned by today's vendor for many decades. Line routes 710, 712, 713 & 719 plus [1] National Express Coach Stop, Fare Stage and Head Stop. In good to very good, ex-use Estimate: £100 to £150 condition. [7]

Estimate: £160 to £200

Lot Number 48 Lot Number 43 Bound volume of Area Transport Services TIME TABLES & FARE TABLES for Quantity (11) of c1904 London Underground May 1961-May 1963 (excellent condition) POSTCARDS from the Central London plus 35 x 1950s/60s Associated Motorways Railway series of comic platform scenes, TIMETABLE LEAFLETS, all appear to be thought to be by Phil May. All different and different and generally in good to very good believed to be the full set except for Holland condition. [36] Park. Generally in good condition, some are postally used. [11] Estimate: £80 to £100

Estimate: £140 to £160

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Lot Number 49 Lot Number 54

London Underground Standard or 1938 Tube Pair of 1980s/90s enamel & chrome Stock enamel CAB DESTINATION PLATE VEHICLE BADGES for Leyland Lynx buses. 'Bakerloo Line' on a brown background. This They measure 7" x 2.5" (18cm x 6cm) and plate would have occupied the lower position are 'new old stock' in perfect condition in the destination box. A single-sided plate (ignore the reflections in the picture) and in (blank reverse) with brass ends. In very original manufacturer's box. Heavy, high- good, ex-use condition. [1] quality badges made by Manhattan Windsor, part no KLH 8211. [2] Estimate: £120 to £160 Estimate: £120 to £140

Lot Number 50 Lot Number 55

London Transport coach stop enamel E- 1960s/70s London Underground enamel PLATE for Green Line route 704 destinated FRIEZE PANEL from the platforms at Kilburn Slough, Victoria, Tunbridge Wells. Location Park on the Bakerloo Line. Measures 57.5" x not recorded but it is thought that it can only 9" (146cm x 23cm). Some small chips around have been in Windsor so probably one of a the screw-holes but overall an excellent unique pair. In very good, ex-use condition. example. [1] [1] Estimate: £120 to £140 Estimate: £250 to £350

Lot Number 51 Lot Number 56

London Underground enamel PLATFORM Pair of London Underground 'Stingemore' ROUNDEL from Bayswater station on the linen-card POCKETS MAPS comprising District & Circle Lines. A medium-size sign in 1928/9 issue with pale green cover and three parts (no frame) measuring 32" (82cm] c1931 issue with red cover and showing across the bar. A small chip on the circle and Piccadilly Railway extensions under other small blemishes but generally in good, construction. Both have light cover wear but ex-use condition. [1 sign in 3 parts] are generally very good examples. [2]

Estimate: £200 to £250 Estimate: £120 to £160

Lot Number 52 Lot Number 57

1950s/60s London Transport enamel Selection (7) of Southern Railway etc original COACH STOP FLAG ('Request'), an E3 and reprinted CARRIAGE MAPS of which version with runners for 3 e-plates on both unframed (all folded) are: c1904-08 South sides and 2 Green Line e-plates included. A Eastern & Chatham Railway on paper (damp- traditional bullseye 'boat' flag, (two-sided, stained & nibbled edges, small loss at edge), hollow) measuring 18" x 20.5" (46cm x Southern Railway c1924-24 and c1926-27 52cm). A very example of this uncommon 'Road to Sunshine' (both on card) plus similar variant with just minor blemishes and slight to latter (reprint) plus framed & glazed (all weathering. One fixing rod still attached. [1] reprints): LBSCR 'Sunny South Coast & Isle of Wight', SR 'Island & Mainland Estimate: £200 to £300 Connections' and SR General System Map, all in good condition. [7]

Estimate: £80 to £100 Lot Number 53

c1950s/60s enamel & chrome VEHICLE Lot Number 58 BADGE 'Bristol, Eastern Coach Works Limited' as fitted to ECW-bodied Bristol coaches, eg MW etc. Measures 7.25" x 5.25" London Underground TUNNEL TELEPHONE (18cm x 13cm). In very good, lightly-used ITEMS comprising a motorman's condition with just minor blemishes. [1] TELEPHONE HANDSET, complete with clips to attach to the wires and with original Estimate: £90 to £110 wooden box with carrying strap, plus two ENAMEL SIGNS, one (with original wooden frame) to signify the end of the telephone wiring and the other the end of radio contact, both measure 12" (30cm) square. All in good to very good, ex-use condition. [3]

Estimate: £100 to £120

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Lot Number 59 Lot Number 64

Large quantity (54 editions) of the ANNUAL Pair of London Transport Officials' REPORTS of the Traffic Commissioners (the (Inspectors') TIMETABLE BOOKLETS of licensing authorities for Public Service Trams & Trolleybuses comprising the issues ), starting with the first, for 1931-32, in operation from May 5 and November 10, following the 1930 Road Traffic Act, and 1948. Each comes with an alterations leaflet. ending with the 1998/99 edition. Apart from In good to very good condition, the the war years, almost a complete run. amendment leaflets are a little worn. [2] Packed with statistics. In very good condition, the first five editions are hard-bound. [54] Estimate: £80 to £100

Estimate: £90 to £110

Lot Number 60 Lot Number 65

London Transport coach stop enamel E- Selection (29) of 1930s and later OFFICIAL PLATE for Green Line route 706 destinated BOROUGH GUIDES etc from a wide Victoria, Watford, Aylesbury. These were selection of boroughs. Most recorded from Chelsham Garage to are in good to very good condition. [29] Streatham. In very good, ex-use condition. [1] Estimate: £90 to £110

Estimate: £180 to £220

Lot Number 61 Lot Number 66

British Railways (Eastern Region) locomotive 1962 double-royal POSTER MAP 'British cast-iron SHEDPLATE '41A' used by Darnall Railways' published by the British Transport until 1964 and then Tinsley. In ex-loco Commission and showing the principal rail condition. Owned by today's vendor for many routes plus shipping services to the Scottish decades. [1] Islands, Ireland and Continental Europe. A small corner loss, short inward tear from the Estimate: £90 to £110 bottom edge, some creasing and edge-scuffs etc but presents well. [1]

Estimate: £60 to £80

Lot Number 62 Lot Number 67

1960s/70s London Underground enamel Selection (3) of 1940s/50s London Transport FRIEZE PANEL from the platforms at RT/RTL bus BODYBUILDER'S PLATES for Kentish Town on the Northern Line. Park Royal Vehicles Ltd with two versions of Measures 55.5" x 9" (141cm x 23cm). Some the patent nos. In ex-vehicle condition. [3] small chips at the edges but otherwise a very good example. [1] Estimate: £90 to £110

Estimate: £120 to £140

Lot Number 63 Lot Number 68

Pair of London Transport Officials' Selection (3) of 1940s/50s London Transport (Inspectors') TIMETABLE BOOKLETS of RT bus BODYBUILDER'S PLATES for Trams & Trolleybuses comprising the issues Weymann's Ltd with three versions of the in operation from October 19, 1949 and patent nos. In ex-vehicle condition. [3] March 29, 1950. In good to very good condition, the former is lightly creased. [2] Estimate: £90 to £110

Estimate: £80 to £100

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Lot Number 69 Lot Number 74

Quantity (70) of London Transport POCKET Large quantity (100+) of LONDON MAPS for Country Buses 1948-69 (32 maps, TRANSPORT MAGAZINES dated between just about the complete set) and Green Line 1947 and 1958, sorted into volumes 1-11, Coaches 1947-70 (38). All appear to be many are complete. Vol 1: 2 issues only, Vol different. A few are in used condition but 2: 8 issues, Vol 3-10: complete, Vol 11: 2 most are very good. [70] issues missing. Generally in good to very good condition, some have corroded staples. Estimate: £90 to £110 [104]

Estimate: £90 to £110

Lot Number 70 Lot Number 75

London Transport coach stop enamel E- Large quantity (150+) of LONDON PLATE for Green Line route 715A destinated TRANSPORT MAGAZINES dated between Saturday, Kingston, Guildford. These were 1949 and 1973, sorted into volumes 13-26, located from Hertford to Kingston. In very many are complete. Vol 13: 3 missing, Vol good, ex-use condition. [1] 14: 2 missing, Vol 15-21: complete, Vol 22: 1 missing, Vol 23-26: complete. Generally in Estimate: £90 to £110 good to very good condition, some have corroded staples. [159]

Estimate: £90 to £110

Lot Number 71 Lot Number 76

1960s/70s London Underground enamel Selection (3) of London General Omnibus FRIEZE PANEL from the platforms at Russell Company POCKET MAPS comprising issues Square on the . Measures 56" dated Aug 1915, Jan 1916 and Winter x 9" (142cm x 23cm). A small chip at one 1918-19. All are in very good condition, corner but otherwise a very good example. excellent examples. [3] [1] Estimate: £120 to £140 Estimate: £120 to £140

Lot Number 72 Lot Number 77

1950s/60s London Transport enamel BUS Pair of London General Omnibus Company STOP FLAG, the 'compulsory' version. A POCKET MAPS comprising issues dated double-sided, hollow, 'boat'-style flag June and July 1914. Both are in very good measuring 18" x 16" (46cm x 41cm). In very condition, excellent examples. [2] good, ex-use condition with minor blemishes only. [1] Estimate: £100 to £120

Estimate: £70 to £90

Lot Number 73 Lot Number 78

London Underground 38-Tube Stock enamel Pair of London General Omnibus Company CAB DESTINATION PLATE for High Barnet / POCKET MAPS comprising issues dated Morden, the outer extremities of the Northern September 1912 and July 1913. Both are in Line. A double-sided plate with brass ends. very good condition, excellent examples. [2] In very good, ex-use condition. [1] Estimate: £100 to £120 Estimate: £80 to £100

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Lot Number 79 Lot Number 84

London Transport RT bus BONNET London Transport Routemaster bonnet FLEETNUMBER PLATE from RT 2342. The FLEETNUMBER PLATE from RM 1697. The original RT 2342 entered service at Leyton original RM 1697 entered service at (T) garage in 1949 and the last bus to carry Cricklewood (W) garage in 1963 and the last this number finished service at Sutton (A) bus with this number finished service at garage in 1969 and was scrapped the Ponders End, Enfield (E) garage in 1987 and following year. In ex-use condition. [1] was scrapped that year. Comes with the backing plate and is in good, ex-vehicle Estimate: £80 to £100 condition. [1]

Estimate: £90 to £110

Lot Number 80 Lot Number 85

Selection (3) of London Transport coach stop c1930-50s enamel BOOKING OFFICE SIGN enamel E-PLATES for Green Line routes for Royal Blue Express Coach Services 703, 714 & 717. Generally in good to very incorporating a network map. A superbly good ex-use condition. [3] detailed and colourful sign measuring 20" x 30" (51cm x 76cm). Original wooden backing Estimate: £80 to £100 frame is partially present. In very good, ex- use condition, would benefit from a thorough clean. [1]

Estimate: £500 to £600

Lot Number 81 Lot Number 86

1960s/70s London Underground enamel Quantity (24) of London Transport bus PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL from the garage ALLOCATION STENCIL PLATES Northern line platforms at Charing Cross from central and country garages from AF to station. The station was re-named HG. 12 matching pairs. Most are in good to Embankment in 1976. Measures 63" x 9" very good, ex-use condition. [24] (160cm x 23cm). An excellent example with just minor blemishes. [1] Estimate: £120 to £160

Estimate: £140 to £180

Lot Number 82 Lot Number 87

Selection (4) of c.early 1980s London Selection (9) of Acme 'Thunderer' Underground car LINE DIAGRAMS WHISTLES from undertakings incl BMMO, (traditional paper type) comprising issues for BCT, NCT-EM, WWOC, BR, LT/LTE. 4 are the (undated), Bakerloo metal, 5 are Bakelite/plastic and all bar two line dated 6/82 and Northern Line x 2, one come with original chains. [9] dated 2/84, the other undated. A few storage marks and scuffs but generally In good to Estimate: £60 to £80 very good condition. [4]

Estimate: £60 to £80

Lot Number 83 Lot Number 88

British Railways (North Eastern Region) Pair of 1950s/60s London Transport bus and locomotive cast-iron SHEDPLATE '55H' used coach STOP FLAGS, both 2-sided, hollow, by (Neville Hill). '914' stamped on 'boat'-style: the first a Coach (compulsory) face. In ex-loco/ex-scrapyard condition, flag measuring 18" x 16" (46cm x 41cm) and completely unrestored. Owned by today's in very good, ex-use condition (remnants of vendor for many decades. [1] small National Express stickers) and the second a Bus Compulsory, Coach Request Estimate: £100 to £150 flag, E9 size, measuring 18" x 21.5" (46cm x 55cm), in good ex-use condition, some stains and weathering, e-plate runners removed. [2]

Estimate: £120 to £160

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Lot Number 89 Lot Number 94

Pair of London Tram ROUTE NUMBER Selection (4) of enamel RADIATOR STENCIL PLATES from E/1-class cars on TRIANGLE BADGES for AEC vehicles Kingsway Subway routes 33 & 35 which comprising London Transport with added were replaced by bus routes 171 & 172 in wording at top for Omnibus Promotions, 1952. These are the smaller-size plates (11" ACLO (an AEC export brand), General and x 10" or 28cm x 26cm) which slotted in front Green Line. All likely to be 'after-market' of the lower-deck windows. In ex-use manufacture. In excellent condition. [4] condition, unrestored. [1] Estimate: £120 to £140 Estimate: £120 to £140

Lot Number 90 Lot Number 95

London Transport coach stop enamel E- Selection (5) of metal AEC RADIATOR PLATE for Green Line route 705 destinated TRIANGLE BADGES of various types from Bromley, Westerham, Sevenoaks. These buses or lorries etc, all in ex-use condition. were recorded between Gunnersbury and [5] New Cross. In very good, ex-use condition. [1] Estimate: £90 to £110

Estimate: £180 to £220

Lot Number 91 Lot Number 96

Selection (6) of RAILWAY TIMETABLE London Underground 38-Tube Stock enamel BOOKS & OFFICIAL GUIDE comprising CAB DESTINATION PLATE for Archway / timetables: 1899-1900 & Colindale on the Northern Line. A double- Yorkshire Railway (official alterations pasted sided plate with brass ends. In very good, ex- to front), July 1902 London & North Western use condition. [1] Railway, Jul-Oct North Eastern Railway (repair to cover), Jul-Sept 1932 London & Estimate: £70 to £90 North Eastern Railway and May 1943 plus 1909 L&NWR Official Guide (c550pp with many fold-out maps). All in good condition. [6]

Estimate: £140 to £160

Lot Number 97

Lot Number 92 Selection (3) of London Underground 38-Tube Stock enamel CAR NUMBER 1960s/70s London Underground enamel PLATES from driving motor cars 10089 & PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL from Camden 10126 and non-driving motor car 12442. Town on the Northern Line. Measures 50" x These were fitted inside the cars above the 9" (127cm x 23cm). In excellent condition inter-connecting doors. All have varying with just minor blemishes. Makes an amounts of damage to the enamel. [3] excellent pair with the following lot! [1] Estimate: £120 to £140 Estimate: £140 to £160

Lot Number 98

Lot Number 93 Glasgow Corporation Tramways SIGN 'G C T - Cars stop here' with a 1960s/70s London Underground enamel prominent 'T' in a circle. A framed, alloy, PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL 'Barnet Branch' double-sided sign ('Queue this side/Queue from Camden Town station on the Northern other side') measuring 17.5" x 33.5" (44cm x Line. These were interspersed with the 85cm). Condition commensurate with a long station-name panels on the High Barnet period in situ and shows evidence of some in- platforms. The first example we have seen at service painted alterations at some stage. [1] auction of this very unusual panel. Measures 50" x 9" (127cm x 23cm). A few small chips Estimate: £70 to £90 at the screw-holes but generally in very good condition. [1]

Estimate: £140 to £180

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Lot Number 99 Lot Number 104

2 large albums of loose-mounted Collection of London Transport etc PHOTOGRAPHS/POSTCARDS compiled by EPHEMERA including 5 x 1961/62 RT-bus the late Alan A Jackson, historian & transport FARECHARTS ex Leatherhead garage author, portraying transport etc (mostly good condition), a 'Trolleybus' developments from the late 19th century on. TRANSFER for the rear window of a London These albums cover Tottenham Ct Rd, trolleybus (unused, very good condition), Bloomsbury, King's Cross, St Pancras, 1936 LPTB ANNUAL REPORT (with pull-out Euston etc. Contain real photos, commercial maps), Metro-Cammell & ECW BODY postcards and his own photos. Subjects PLATES, Underground cab DESTINATION include railway locos, trains, stations & STICKERS, LT Collection, Syon Park BOOK infrastructure, buses, trams , streets, MATCHES etc. [21 items] buildings etc. Albums contain 46 & 37 double- pages and approx 330 pictures. [2] Estimate: £90 to £110

Estimate: £180 to £220

Lot Number 105 Lot Number 100 Selection (11) of London Underground POCKET MAPS from various decades from Selection (4) of London Transport bus stop the 1930s-2010s. Selection comprises No 2 enamel E-PLATES for Eastern National 1939 (paper, fold-out, light wear, small label routes 40, 49, 155 & 226. In good to very on cover), Beck card diagram 245 No 1 1945 good, ex-use condition. [4] (excellent) plus card diagrams 1957 (1156, excellent), 1965 (165, excellent), No 1 1975 Estimate: £120 to £140 (5.75, excellent), A 1984 larger size (684, excellent), A 1985 (685, excellent), January 1993 (1/93, excellent), Sept 2009 (IKEA, very good), May 2017 (very good) and Night Services, Dec 2018 (very good). [11]

Estimate: £80 to £100

Lot Number 101 Lot Number 106 Selection (4) of London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATES for Eastern National Selection (8) of London Underground routes 253, 315/317, 351 & 402. In good to POCKET MAPS comprising 6 x Beck very good, ex-use condition. [4] diagrammatic, card maps: No 1, 1946, No 1, 1947 (250,000 2R), June 1949 (no overprint), Estimate: £120 to £140 Jan 1950, Jan 1951 and Jan 1953 (852) plus 2 x fold-out paper versions: No 1, 1937 and No 1, 1947. Most are in good to very good condition. [8]

Estimate: £90 to £110

Lot Number 102 Lot Number 107 1960s/70s London Underground enamel PLATFORM FRIEZE PLATE for the Bakerloo Quantity (40) of London General/London Line with the line name on the bar of a Transport POCKET BUS MAPS dated from traditional LT bullseye. An unusual 'self- April 1924 - Dec 1978. Condition ranges from contained' plate that formed a complete, used to very good, most are good. [40] isolated section of the frieze. Measures 42" x 9" (107cm x 23cm). Small chips at some Estimate: £90 to £110 screw-holes but generally in very good condition. Comes with 4 x small frieze filler sections which were used to fill the gaps around the large platform signs, all in very good condition. [5]

Estimate: £180 to £220

Lot Number 108 Lot Number 103 British Railways (Scottish Region) locomotive cast-iron SHEDPLATE '60A' used by London Transport enamel BUS & COACH Inverness & sub-sheds until 1973. In ex-loco STOP FLAG ('Request'). A small, single- condition. Owned by today's vendor for many sided sign of the type that was located in decades. [1] runners on the roof of bus shelters alongside e-plates. These are seldom seen at auction. Estimate: £90 to £110 Measures 10.5" x 10" (27cm x 25cm) and comes with a custom-made brass frame for display purposes. In excellent condition. [1]

Estimate: £150 to £250

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Lot Number 109 Lot Number 114

Selection (4) of Metropolitan/GCJC and Officially bound volume of London Transport Midland Railway CARTAGE BOUNDARIES TRAFFIC CIRCULARS for Trams & MAPS, the former dated 1912 & 1924 and Trolleybuses for 1940, complete with index. covering Harrow & Pinner and Northwood, A fascinating record from the darkest days of and the latter dated 1897 and c1914 and the War. Some wear to the covers, the covering Mill Hill etc and Hendon etc. All are contents are very good. [1] linen-backed, inside hard covers with gold- leaf titling and open out to between 27"-39" x Estimate: £90 to £110 27"- 39" (66-99cm x 51-99cm). In very good, lightly-used condition. [4]

Estimate: £80 to £100

Lot Number 115 Lot Number 110 1929 London General Omnibus Co official GWR 3-aspect HANDLAMP made by Veritas BOOKLET 'Complete List of Approved Lamp Works, London. Marked 'GWR' on the Routes' (London Traffic Act, 1924). 64pp in side and on the burner. Number plate '24681' vgc. Plus two LGOC/LPTB TRAFFIC on the side. Red and blue filters present. In CIRCULARS: Allocation of Scheduled very good condition, probably an older Omnibuses, no 44, 12 April 1933 and No 14 restoration. [1] 'in operation Christmas Day, 1933 - Services to be operated', both in good, lightly-used Estimate: £120 to £140 condition. [3]

Estimate: £60 to £70

Lot Number 116 Lot Number 111 Quantity (100+) of Omnibus Society LNER (GER pattern) sliding-knob, 3-aspect PAMPHLETS, BOOKLETS & BOOKS from HANDLAMP stamped on reducing cone the last several decades covering bus 'Lower 13' and lettered 'GER' on operators from London and across the UK. reducing cone and reservoir. Date stamp Huge variety. In good condition. [100+] unclear but probably 1933. This appears to be an older restoration to resemble a GER Estimate: £90 to £110 lamp. In very good cosmetic condition with glass, lenses and burner present. [1]

Estimate: £120 to £140

Lot Number 117 Lot Number 112 1940s/50s London Transport enamel BUS & L&SWR 3-aspect HANDLAMP stamped COACH STOP FLAG (compulsory). An E3 'L&SWR' on the reducing cone and 'L&SWR type with runners for 3 e-plates on each side 4544' on the side as well as 'L&SWR' on the and comes with an enamel G-plate 'Notice to sloping reservoir. Appears to be an older Drivers - Headstop'. Double-sided with two restoration. In very good condition with glass, enamel plates inside a bronze frame. burner and lenses present. [1] Measures 18" x 21.5" (46cm x 54cm). A most unusual version of the framed variety and in Estimate: £100 to £120 excellent, ex-use condition apart from one small chip. [1]

Estimate: £180 to £220

Lot Number 113 Lot Number 118

Officially bound volume of London Transport 1884 SPECIAL REPORT from the TRAFFIC CIRCULARS for Central Road [Parliamentary] Select Committee on the Services being volume 31, issue 1-12, Metropolitan Railway (Park Railway & August-December 1950. In very good Parliament St Improvement) Bill. 527 pages condition, sticker inside states to be ex-LT inside new soft-card covers, printed by Museum library. [1] Hansard, includes fold-out map of central London railways incl early underground lines Estimate: £60 to £80 and planned pneumatic and 'Paxton' lines plus another of omnibus routes. An interesting and important historical document. [1]

Estimate: £180 to £220

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Lot Number 119 Lot Number 124

1960s/70s City of Westminster enamel London Underground 1938-Stock enamel STREET SIGN from Gloucester Terrace, W2, DESTINATION PLATE for West a residential street in Bayswater near Hampstead/Special on the former Bakerloo Paddington station. Has extra wording with Line (now Jubilee). Double-sided, reversable, directions to residences in Porchester with brass ends. 'West Hampstead' is a Square. A fully flanged sign measuring 34" x sticker over blank, 'Special' on the reverse 23" (86cm x 58cm). In very good, ex-use has been lightly painted over by LT, this condition with just minor blemishes at the could easily be removed if wished. In good, edges. [1] ex-use condition. [1]

Estimate: £80 to £100 Estimate: £90 to £110

Lot Number 120 Lot Number 125

London Transport coach stop enamel E- London Transport RT bus BONNET PLATE for Green Line route 711 destinated FLEETNUMBER PLATE from RT 1594. The Reigate via Sutton. Recorded at just three original RT 1594 entered service at Potters locations - Kennington Park, Sussex Bar (PB) garage in 1950 and the last bus to Gardens and Oxford Circus. An early e-plate carry this number finished service at Upton in good, ex-use condition. [1] Park (U) garage in 1970. It then became a playbus and was subsequently preserved. It Estimate: £140 to £160 may still exist. In very good, ex-use condition. [1]

Estimate: £90 to £110

Lot Number 121 Lot Number 126

1960s/70s London Underground enamel LCC Tramways GUIDEBOOKS comprising PLATFORM FRIEZE PLATE for the Northern 1911 'Official Tramways Guide (186pp + fold- Line with the line name on the bar of a out map) plus 2 issues of 1931 'Round and traditional LT bullseye. Measures 27" x 9" About London by Tram' for North and South (68cm x 23cm). An excellent example with of the Thames respectively (158pp & 134pp, just minor blemishes. [1] each with a fold-out copy of the Nov 1931 Tramways Map). Some cover wear but Estimate: £100 to £120 generally in very good condition. [3]

Estimate: £90 to £110

Lot Number 122 Lot Number 127

Selection (4) of Portsmouth area 1931 edition of "METRO-LAND" BOOKLET TIMETABLE BOOKLETS comprising issued by the Metropolitan Railway. Portsmouth City booklets for August 1936 (so Complete with fold-out Metropolitan marked by hand, no cover, poor condition), Railway/Underground map (print-code Jul-Sept 1937 (very good), Apr & May 1940 M1090/100M). Covers are partially detached (heavy wear) and Southdown Motors but otherwise a very good example, the map Services, Portsmouth Area, War Edition is excellent. [1] dated Jan 1st 1944 (some wear to covers). [4] Estimate: £90 to £110

Estimate: £60 to £70

Lot Number 123 Lot Number 128

London Underground enamel PLATFORM 1907 "District" [Railway] MAP of Greater FRIEZE PLATE in the early style featuring a London & Environs, 2nd edition. Shows the red & blue bullseye. A most unusual item, Franco-British Exhibition (held in 1908). A thought to date from the late 1940s/early large-scale, full-colour map (42" x 26", 107cm 1950s. Measures 18.5" x 7.5" (47cm x 19cm) x 66cm), linen-backed and folded into hard and is in ex-use condition, some small chips covers. Bakerloo, Hampstead & Piccadilly have been touched in. [1] tubes shown in bold, non-Group tubes, eg Central and C&SLR, not so prominently! Map Estimate: £90 to £110 is in very good condition, the usual wear to the covers, the front cover is detached. [1]

Estimate: £90 to £110

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Lot Number 129 Lot Number 134

London Transport bus stop enamel Q-PLATE Setright , machine no K64 'Queue this side 3, 159 n 109, 172'. One of a (no serial number), believed to be ex-Ribble small number of plates that were made to Motor Services. In excellent working this design. In theory, the two-way arrow was condition, clean and functional. Prints a good intended to get waiting passengers to form ticket (currently fitted with a Midland Red two separate queues on the same side of the (North) ticket roll. Comes with backing plate stop! The plate would have been located in & strap. [1] Kennington. A few small blemishes but generally in very good, ex-use condition. [1] Estimate: £70 to £90

Estimate: £90 to £110

Lot Number 130 Lot Number 135

Selection (3) of London Transport bus stop Early 1920s Metropolitan Railway MAP enamel E-PLATES comprising 109 'Extension Lines into Metro-Land' produced destinated Weekday via Westminster, 109 as part of the Met's push to develop what it Mon-Sat and 403. All in very good, ex-use termed Metro-Land. Shows the new estates condition. [3] being developed along the line as well as golf- courses. The reverse is a general map of the Estimate: £90 to £110 Underground system with the Met highlighted in red. Folded, opens out to 19.5" x 15.5" (49cm x 40cm). In very good, lightly-used condition. [1]

Estimate: £90 to £110

Lot Number 131 Lot Number 136 1960s/70s London Underground enamel FRIEZE PANEL from the platforms at Old Selection (6) of 1893-1956 RAILWAYMEN'S Street either on the Northern Line or the HANDBOOKS comprising 1893 , Northern City Line that was part of the Sheffield & Lincs Rlwy 'Locomotive Underground until 1975. Measures 43" x 9" Enginemen & Firemen's Duties with (109cm x 23cm). A few small blemishes but Questions & Answers', 1903 Great Northern generally an excellent example. [1] Rlwy 'Practical Questions for Drivers & Firemen', 1937 GWR 'General Estimate: £140 to £160 Directions...Management of Stations', 1937 LNER 'Engineer's Dept - Additional Instructions', LNER Locomotiveman's Pocket Book (repr. 1951) and 1956 British Transport Commission (Railways) 'Good Firemanship'. Condition varies from well-used to good. [6] Lot Number 132 Estimate: £70 to £90

British Railways (London Midland Region) locomotive cast-iron SHEDPLATE '9D' used by Buxton until 1963, then Newton Heath. In Lot Number ex-loco condition. Owned by today's vendor 137 for many decades. [1] Pair of matching April 1914 bus and tram Estimate: £90 to £110 POCKET MAPS comprising London General Omnibus Company Map & Guide and LCC Tramways Map & Guide. The former is a little worn but generally good, the latter is in very good condition. [2]

Estimate: £90 to £110

Lot Number 133

Fold-out, metal TICKET RACK with 16 spring- loaded sections containing a considerable variety of unused 'Edmondson' card tickets from P & A Campbell Ltd - South Coast Steamers. This was used on the South Coast operations of this Bristol-based company, including excursions to France. These operations are believed to have ceased after 1957. In very good, ex-use condition. [1]

Estimate: £80 to £100

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Lot Number 138 Lot Number 142

Bundle of early RAILWAY EPHEMERA incl 1960s/70s London Underground enamel Fishguard & Rosslare Railways & Harbours PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL from Blackfriars certificate re road closure (unused), 1899 station shared by the District & Circle Lines Notice of livestock auction at Aynho GWR and featuring the colours of both lines plus a station, 2 x GWR pads of unused 'bullseye' logo for the Circle. One of just a consignment notes etc, GWR 1935 few stations that featured panels including Centenary Banquet guest list, book 'Great the bullseye. Measures 64" x 9" (163cm x Western Progress 1835-1935', framed/glazed 23cm) and is in excellent condition, just very GWR exam certificate (unused) plus a 1902 minor blemishes. [1] large hardback, illustrated book 'Souvenir of the Opening of the North British Station Estimate: £160 to £200 Hotel, Edinburgh'. Items are generally in good condition. [7]

Estimate: £80 to £100 Lot Number 143

1950s/60s London Underground enamel Lot Number 139 PLATFORM FRIEZE PLATE for the District Line with the line name on the bar of a traditional bullseye. From a station shared 2 large albums of loose-mounted with the southern/western sections of the PHOTOGRAPHS/POSTCARDS compiled by Circle Line (see previous lot), whose colour the late Alan A Jackson, historian & transport appears on the upper edge, with the District's author, portraying transport etc on the lower. In excellent condition. [1] developments from the late 19th century on. These albums cover the area: Free Estimate: £180 to £220 , Plumstead, Abbey Wood, North Woolwich, Eltham, Falconwood, Mottingham, New Eltham etc. Contain real photos, commercial postcards and his own photos. Subjects include railway locos, trains, Lot Number stations & infrastructure, buses, trams , 144 streets, buildings etc. Albums contain 57 & 32 double-pages and approx 350 pictures. [2] Selection (5) of 1930s-1950 London Transport TIMETABLE BOOKLETS comprising London Area Oct 1934, Red Estimate: £180 to £220 Road Guide Aug-Oct 1936, Central Area Buses (Officials') Sept 12 1945, Trams & Trolleybuses (Officials') May 5 1948 and Central Buses, Trams & Trolleybuses and Lot Number Green Line Coaches (Officials') October 11 140 1950 (with Alterations booklet no 1). All are in good to very good condition. [6 items] London Transport coach stop enamel E- PLATE for Green Line route 708 destinated Estimate: £140 to £160 Victoria, Croydon, East Grinstead. These plates were located from Hemel Hempstead to Maida Vale. In very good, ex-use condition. [1] Lot Number 145 Estimate: £300 to £400 Selection (6) of 1938 London Transport COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING PAMPHLETS. Fold-out cards promoting advertising spaces on buses, Underground cars, platforms & . 3 have cover designs by 'Zero' (Hans Schleger). All Lot Number 141 different and in very good condition. [6] Estimate: £60 to £80 Quantity (36) of 1948-1950 NOTICES AND PROCEEDINGS issued by the Licensing Authorities for the Metropolitan, South- Eastern and East Midlands Traffic Areas. All appear to be different. Generally in good condition, some have corroded staples. [36] Lot Number 146 Estimate: £70 to £90 Selection (4) of 1930s/40s City Coach Co TIMETABLE BOOKLETS comprising 1931 'New Empress Saloon Coaches' (includes City Service 536, Highgate to Beckenham) and City Coach issues from 1938, 1939 and February 1946. In good to very good condition. [4]

Estimate: £60 to £80

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Lot Number 147 Lot Number 152

Metropolitan Railway & Great Central Joint 1960s/70s London Underground enamel Committee cast-iron TRESPASS NOTICE. PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL from Green Measures 23" x 13" (58cm x 33cm). A very Park on the Piccadilly Line. Measures 52" x well-executed repaint to face and back of this 9.5" (132cm x 24cm). In excellent condition most uncommon example. [1] with just minor blemishes. [1]

Estimate: £120 to £140 Estimate: £120 to £140

Lot Number 148 Lot Number 153

London Transport ENAMEL SIGN 'High 1940s/50s London Transport enamel BUS Tension - Danger, London Transport STOP FLAG, the 'compulsory' version. (Electricity Dept) etc'. Thought to date from Double-sided with two enamel plates inside a the 1930s-50s and likely to be from a bronze frame and retaining its original fixing tram/trolleybus or Underground sub-station. rods. Measures 18" x 16" (46cm x 40cm). A Measures 10" x 15" (26cm x 38cm) and in couple of small chips but overall a very good very good, ex-use condition. [1] example. [1]

Estimate: £80 to £100 Estimate: £90 to £110

Lot Number 149 Lot Number 154

London Underground enamel PLATFORM British Railways (London Midland Region) ROUNDEL SIGN from Totteridge & locomotive cast-iron SHEDPLATE '27C' used Whetstone station on the Northern Line. by Southport until 1963. In ex-loco, Some signs at this station just said unrestored condition. Not often seen at 'Totteridge' and it's possible that this was auction. Owned by today's vendor for many originally one of those as it has an additional decades. [1] plate attached to the name bar. Measures 60" x 45" (153cm x 114cm) and is generally Estimate: £70 to £90 in very good ex-use condition with a few small blemishes in places. [1]

Estimate: £300 to £400

Lot Number 155 Lot Number 150 Crate containing a considerable quantity (est Selection (3) of London Transport bus stop 200+) of London Transport TRANSFERS enamel E-PLATES comprising Alder Valley (notices etc) mainly for RT, RT and 320, Thames Valley 67/70 and Maidstone & Routemaster buses. A wide variety incl District 130. In good to very good, ex-use letters and numbers. Mostly in good, condition. [3] cosmetic condition. [quantity]

Estimate: £90 to £110 Estimate: £60 to £80

Lot Number 156 Lot Number 151 1930s London Underground translucent Selection (3) of London Transport bus stop GLASS PANEL with pre-war-style bullseye enamel E-PLATES for Southdown routes 32, on a white background. Said by vendor to be 80 & 117 and 172. In good to very good, ex- ex-Strand station. Presumably designed to use condition. [3] be back-lit and would perhaps have been located above a display or at the ticket office. Estimate: £100 to £120 Measures 29" x 8" (74cm x 20cm) and is in very good, ex-use condition. [1]

Estimate: £90 to £110

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Lot Number 157 Lot Number 162

Selection (3) of London Underground London Transport RTL bus BONNET diagrammatic, card POCKET MAPS FLEETNUMBER PLATE from RTL 527. The comprising No 3, 1939 (Schleger) and No 2, original RTL 527 entered service at Battersea 1941 and No 1, 1945 (245), both by Beck. A (B) garage in 1950 and the last bus to carry few small blemishes but generally good to this number finished service at Bow (BW) very good. [3] garage in 1968 and was scrapped the following year. In good, ex-use condition. [1] Estimate: £120 to £140 Estimate: £120 to £140

Lot Number 158 Lot Number 163

Selection (12) of 1930s LMSR & LNER London Transport 1940s/50s RT bus GUIDES, the LMS examples being BODYBUILDER'S PLATE for Saunders fold-out brochures for North of England, Engineering and Shipyard Ltd from one of Welsh and Scottish destinations and the the 300 RT-type AEC Regents with bodies LNER examples being booklets for various built by this firm in 1948-51. In good ex- continental European countries. All different vehicle condition. [1] editions and in good to very good condition. [12] Estimate: £70 to £90

Estimate: £90 to £110

Lot Number 159 Lot Number 164

1950s/60s London Transport enamel BUS London Transport 1950s RF bus/coach STOP SIGN 'Cross Oak ' from a BODYBUILDER'S PLATE for Metropolitan 'Keston' wooden bus shelter at this location Cammell Carriage & Wagon Co Ltd from one on the A23 in Salfords, Surrey. This point of the 700 RF-type AEC Regals with bodies was served by green bus routes 405/B, 440 built by this firm in 1951-3. RF plates are not & 482. A flanged, single-sided sign common. In ex-vehicle condition. [1] measuring 18" (46cm) square and in excellent condition. [1] Estimate: £80 to £100

Estimate: £130 to £150

Lot Number 160 Lot Number 165

London Transport coach stop enamel E- 1927 MAP of the Railway Systems in India, PLATE for Green Line route 716A destinated Burma and Ceylon. Published by the Stevenage via Hatfield. These were recorded Calcutta Chromotype Co. Opens out to 44" x from Barnes to Barnet. An early e-plate with 40" (112cm x 102cm), a very detailed map some signs of a very long period in situ but that also shows Malaya and includes 10 area overall still in good condition. [1] inset maps, distance charts, index of railway systems & companies, lines under Estimate: £120 to £140 construction etc. In good condition, some strengthening applied to the reverse. [1]

Estimate: £60 to £80

Lot Number 161 Lot Number 166

1960s/70s London Underground enamel c1880 Chemins de Fer de L-Ouest et de PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL from the Brighton GUIDE (French language) for the platforms at Chancery Lane station on the Paris to London service from Gare Saint- Central Line. Traditional style panels like this Lazare, 36pp, in good condition plus a one from this station are much less common selection (5) of mid-19th century, large than the recent type. Measures 63" x 9" TIMETABLE etc SHEETS for various French (160cm x 23cm). A few small chips at the railway companies and including connections screw-holes and other minor blemishes but to England. In good condition. [6 items] generally a very good example. [1] Estimate: £60 to £80 Estimate: £140 to £160

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Lot Number 167 Lot Number 172

London Underground enamel PLATFORM 1960s/70s London Underground enamel ROUNDEL from Great Portland Street station PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL from Archway on the Metropolitan, & City & on the Northern Line. Measures 35" x 9" Circle Lines. A medium-size sign in three (89cm x 23cm). In excellent condition with parts (no frame) measuring 32" (82cm] just minor blemishes. [1] across the bar. A paint drip, some small chips & other small blemishes overall still a Estimate £120 to £140 good example. [1 sign in 3 parts]

Estimate: £200 to £250

Lot Number 168 Lot Number 173

London Underground CO/CP-Stock enamel 1950s/60s London Transport enamel BUS DESTINATION PLATE for East STAND FLAG. A rather uncommon version Ham/Plaistow on the Hammersmith & City of the usual bus stops, these were located at Line. Double-sided, reversable, with brass terminal and turning points where buses laid ends. This is the type with small identification over but where passengers could not board. tabs at the top edge, to aid location in the A double-sided, hollow, 'boat'-style flag rack. In very good, ex-use condition, an measuring 18" x 16" (46cm x 41cm). In ex- excellent example. [1] use condition with some small chips. [1]

Estimate: £100 to £120 Estimate £80 to £90

Lot Number 169 Lot Number 174

London Transport bus stop enamel G-PLATE Collection (20) of c1931 Green Line Coaches 'Also Night Buses to '. Ltd TIMETABLE LEAFLETS for Christmas This may well have been located at Trafalgar Day services on each route. All different and Square. In excellent, ex-use condition. [1] possibly a full set. Undated but our estimate is 1931. Most unusual items. [20] Estimate: £90 to £110 Estimate £90 to £110

Lot Number 170 Lot Number 175

London Transport coach stop enamel E- Pair of London Transport enamel BUS STOP PLATE for Green Line route 708 destinated SIGNS, one compulsory, one request. These Victoria, Watford, Hemel Hempstead. These are unusual, small signs - single-sided plates were recorded between Godstone Garage - that were inserted into runners on the roofs and Streatham. In very good, ex-use of tubular etc bus shelters where there was condition. [1] not a free-standing bus stop flag. They measure 10.5" x 10" (27cm x 25cm) and are Estimate: £240 to £280 in good to very good condition, just a few blemishes at the edges. Plus two aluminium FARE STAGE SIGNS, double-sided and designed to fit around a bus stop pole. In used condition. [4]

Estimate £120 to £140 Lot Number 171

Large quantity (60) of 1950s/60s steam Lot Number railway VINYL RECORDS by Argo 176 Transacord comprising 28 Extended Play (EP) and 32 Long Play (LP). Recordings of Selection (3) of British Railways (Scottish steam locos in service all over the country. Region) locomotive cast-iron SHEDPLATES Huge variety. Records have not been tested comprising '64A', latterly St Margaret's but are cosmetically in excellent condition, all (Edinburgh), '65B', St Rollox and '65C' used with original covers and contained in purpose- by Parkhead to 12/62 and then Dawsholm to made carrying cases. [60] 10/64. In ex-loco condition. Owned by today's vendor for many decades. [3] Estimate £90 to £100 Estimate £120 to £160

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Lot Number 177 Lot Number 182

Selection (7) of London Underground car Selection (5) of cast-iron railway wagonplates LINE DIAGRAMS comprising paper issues comprising 4 x LMS: 8-ton 37084, 12-ton for the Bakerloo line dated 5/79, the Central 406135 & 13-ton 478723 & 477397 plus line dated 6/81 (2 copies) and the Victoria LNER 13-ton 293590 marked 'Darlington Line dated 6/95 (post only on cars 4068 & 1947'. All in ex-wagon/ex-scrapyard 4168) plus vinyl issues for the District line (2 condition, completely unrestored. [5] different sizes) and the Circle and Hammersmith & City lines, all dated 1/16. In Estimate £90 to £110 good to very good condition. [7]

Estimate £120 to £140

Lot Number 178 Lot Number 183

London Transport coach stop enamel E- Selection (3) of London Underground car PLATE for Green Line route 702 destinated interior enamel stocknumber plates Staines, Virginia Water, Sunningdale. This comprising 38-Stock driving motor car 10211 route was withdrawn before detailed records (some damage), 59-Stock driving motor car of e-plate locations were taken but the plate 1286 (excellent) and 72-Stock trailer 4229 is likely to have been located westwards from (excellent). [3] Victoria & Hyde Park Corner. In good, ex-use condition, very small chips at one edge. [1] Estimate £120 to £140

Estimate £260 to £300

Lot Number 179 Lot Number 184

British Railways steam locomotive cast-iron Large quantity of 1930s-on London SMOKEBOX NUMBERPLATE from LNER- General/London Transport Commercial designed B1 4-6-0 61300, formerly E1300, Advertising Dept BOOKLETS & LEAFLETS built at North British Locomotive Co, Glasgow comprising c65 1930s single-sheet leaflets in 1948, withdrawn from 31A March in 1963, with photos of advertising positions on buses, subsequently used as stationary boiler no. 23 trams, trolleybuses, Underground cars & for carriage heating and finally scrapped in stations plus 2 illustrated 1930s rates 1966. In unrestored, ex-loco/scrapyard booklets plus similar from 1963 and 1980. condition. Owned by today's vendor for some Mostly in good to very good condition. [c70 50 years. [1] items]

Estimate £300 to £400 Estimate £90 to £110

Lot Number 180 Lot Number 185

British Railways steam locomotive cast-iron 2 large albums of loose-mounted SMOKEBOX NUMBERPLATE from ex War PHOTOGRAPHS/POSTCARDS compiled by Department WD/8 2-8-0 90492, formerly the late Alan A Jackson, historian & transport LNER 3171, built at Vulcan Foundry in 1944, author, portraying transport etc withdrawn from 40E Colwick in 1965 and developments from the late 19th century on. scrapped in 1966. In unrestored, ex- These cover the City of London: of loco/scrapyard condition. PLUS a cast-iron London, Aldgate, London, Blackfriars & SHEDPLATE 40E from Colwick 1958-66, Southwark Bridges, Bank, Cannon St, previously Langwith Junction, in ex-loco Ludgate Hill, Fleet St, Temple etc. Contain condition. Both items owned by today's real photos, commercial postcards and his vendor for some 50 years. [2] own photos. Subjects include railway locos, trains, stations & infrastructure, buses, trams Estimate £350 to £450 , streets, buildings etc. Albums contain 40 & 40 double-pages and approx 400 pictures. [2]

Estimate £220 to £260 Lot Number 181

Southern Railway enamel INDICATOR BOARD PLATE 'Walton', probably from the Lot Number 186 departures board at Waterloo station. Measures 17" x 2.25" (43cm x 6cm). In very good, ex-use condition with some well- London Underground 1938-Tube Stock executed repairs at the edge & screw-holes. enamel CAB DESTINATION PLATE for [1] Euston / Finsbury Park on the Northern/Northern City Line. A double-sided Estimate £60 to £80 plate with brass ends. In very good, ex-use condition. [1]

Estimate £70 to £90

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Lot Number 187 Lot Number 192

Pair of LCC Tramways POCKET MAPS 1950s/60s Midland Red timetable panel comprising issues dated November 1913 and enamel HEADER PLATE with the company's March 1914. Both are in very good condition traditional wheeled logo. Measures 9" x 3.5" - excellent examples. [2] (23cm x 9cm) and is in very good, ex-use condition with minor blemishes only. [1] Estimate £90 to £110 Estimate £180 to £220

Lot Number 188 Lot Number 193

Pair of LCC Tramways POCKET MAPS 1950s/60s Stratford Blue timetable panel comprising issues dated April and August enamel HEADER PLATE. Stratford-upon- 1913. Both are in very good condition - Avon Blue Motors was a subsidiary of excellent examples. [2] Midland Red but retained its separate identity until 1971 . Measures 9" x 3.5" (23cm x 9cm). Estimate £90 to £110 Enamel loss at one corner but otherwise in very good, ex-use condition. [1]

Estimate £220 to £240

Lot Number 189 Lot Number 194

British Railways cast-alloy WORKSPLATE Pair of 1950s/60s London Transport enamel 'Built 1964 Swindon'. No details on reverse BUS/COACH STOP FLAGS, firstly the 'bus but likely to be from one of the Class 14 compulsory/coach request' version and, diesel-hydraulic locomotives D9500-D9555, secondly, the bus 'request' version. Both are the last locos to be built at Swindon Works. double-sided, hollow, 'boat'-style flags Measures 10.5" x 6" (27cm x 15cm). In measuring 18" x 16" (46cm x 41cm). The excellent condition, face and back repainted. former has a small hole on one side but is [1] otherwise very good with an excellent shine, the latter is slightly weathered but generally Estimate £200 to £300 very good. [2]

Estimate £120 to £140

Lot Number 190 Lot Number 195 London Transport coach stop enamel E- PLATE for Green Line route 701 destinated Quantity (27) of 1920s-onwards LCC Gravesend via Dartford. One small edge- Tramways, LGOC, LUT, London Transport chip, otherwise in very good, ex-use POCKET MAPS & LEAFLETS incl 9 LGOC condition. [1] bus maps, 1-2-3 Bus, Tram & Tube Guide (c1920), 2 LUT Trams leaflets, 7 LCCT Estimate £90 to £110 leaflets etc, 8 LT leaflets (incl Underground extensions) plus a quantity (55+) of London Transport bus & coach pocket map AMENDMENT LEAFLETS dated from 1950-69. Condition ranges from lightly-used to very good. [80+ items]

Estimate £90 to £110 Lot Number 191

1960s/70s London Underground enamel PLATFORM FRIEZE PLATE for the Lot Number 196 Piccadilly Line with the line name on the bar of a traditional LT bullseye. Measures 22" x London Underground enamel PLATFORM 9.5" (56cm x 24cm). Comes with an ROUNDEL from Bank Station on the Central 'equalisation' plate of the same dimensions and Northern Lines. This is the smaller-size that was used to infill where the frieze sign, from the track-side, measuring 24" changed height. Small blemishes but both (61cm) across by 19.5" (50cm) high, c1980s, are generally in excellent condition. [2] in three parts plus alloy frame. In excellent, ex-use condition, just minor blemishes. [3 Estimate £180 to £220 parts + frame]

Estimate £900 to £1100

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Lot Number 197 Lot Number 202

British Railways (Western Region) 1968 double-royal POSTER locomotive cast-iron SHEDPLATE '82C' used 'British Rail runs out of Steam' advertising the by Swindon & sub-sheds until 1973. In ex- sale of tickets for the last passenger service loco/DMU condition. Owned by today's behind a steam loco on 11 August 1968, the vendor for many decades. [1] so-called '15 Guinea Special', which ran Liverpool-Manchester-Carlisle & back. Poster Estimate £100 to £150 depicts Britannia Pacific 70013 'Oliver Cromwell', one of the locos used on the run. In very good condition, folded. [1]

Estimate £120 to £160

Lot Number 198 Lot Number 203

1928 London Underground POCKET MAP of 1965 British Rail quad-royal POSTER MAP the Electric Railways of London "What to see of Greater London Network in diagrammatic and how to travel". Summer 1928 edition, format, designed by D J Lowten. Features a designed by E G Perman with elaborate very early depiction of the then new BR logo calligraphy of station names and border etc. and shows the lines in colour by section. In very good condition, an excellent example. Includes several since-closed lines and [1] stations, eg Holborn Viaduct, Addiscombe, Forest Row etc. A short inward tear at one Estimate £120 to £160 fold, a few minor blemishes but generally very good. Folded. [1]

Estimate £90 to £110

Lot Number 199 Lot Number 204 London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATE for route 113. A double-vertical example that 1979-84 London Underground quad-royal is destinated Hendon, Mill Hill, Edgware. Our POSTER MAP designed by Paul E Garbutt. best guess is that this was located at Brent Shows the original to Charing Cross Shopping Centre and is probably one Cross and the Piccadilly line to Heathrow of a unique pair. In excellent, ex-use Central. It also now incorporates BR's North condition. [1] London line. Undated but must be 1979-84 period. A few minor blemishes but generally Estimate £120 to £140 in very good condition. [1]

Estimate £90 to £110

Lot Number 200 Lot Number 205 1960s/70s London Underground enamel PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL from Holland 1946 Southern Railway quad-royal POSTER Park on the Central Line. Measures 51" x 9" 'TS Invicta leaving Dover in the "Golden (130cm x 23cm). Small chips at some of the Arrow" short sea route' by Norman Wilkinson screw-holes but generally in very good (1878-1971). The 'Invicta was built in 1940 condition. [1] and saw war service as HMS Invicta. Finally returning to the cross-channel routes in 1946, Estimate £110 to £130 she served until 1972. A short inward tear and minor edge scuffs in places but generally in very good condition. Traces of previous folding. A rarely-seen poster. [1]

Estimate £500 to £600

Lot Number 201

Selection of Railway/London Transport Lot Number 206 POSTERS comprising 3 x quad-royal poster maps: 'London & Suburbs, Main Line 1927 London Underground quad-royal Railways and connecting Underground POSTER MAP, print-code 694/4000/24-5-27. Railways of London Transport' dated 1935, Shows the lines in full colours in 'Stingemore' 1947 and 1956 respectively (all are quite style (no designer credited) superimposed on tatty & poor), quad-royal London a street map and with a deep-blue border. Underground POSTER MAP dated January Bears a small stamp of the LNER Advertising 2016 (good condition) plus 2 double-royal Department in the index section. Some small London Underground laminated modern edge-losses, some folds are fragile and posters: Shutdown of Circle line and V&A reinforced on the reverse but generally a Museum, both in good condition. [6] good example. Folded. [1]

Estimate £80 to £90 Estimate £300 to £400

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Lot Number 207 Lot Number 212

1930s Great Western Railway (GWR) quad- 1940s/50s Great Northern Railway (Ireland) royal POSTER 'The Cambrian Coast & Dee quad-royal POSTER 'Lough Erne - the Valley - a paradise for the tourist, the Killarney of Northern Ireland - Enniskillen and sportsman and the antiquary' by J P Sayer. A Bundoran'. A very attractive image of a detailed, pictorial map of the region showing GNR(I) single railcar passing part of the major sights, narrow-gauge railways etc. In lough. We have not been able to trace either rather fragile condition with some tears, small the artist or the date of this poster but the line losses, worn folds, edge-scuffs etc but can closed in 1957. Small losses at the weak still present well. [1] centre-fold, a few edge-scuffs but otherwise good and very presentable. Previously Estimate £200 to £250 folded. [1]

Estimate £300 to £400

Lot Number 208 Lot Number 213 Selection (3) of Underground Group/London Transport POSTERS etc comprising 1921 MAP of General Motor-Bus Routes (edge- 1927 London Underground Group POSTER scuffs, small tears but generally good) (very 'Windsor' by Charles Cundall (1890-1971). detailed, hand-drawn map of East Kent Was produced to encourage leisure travel by routes on reverse) and 1934 (1936 reprint) General bus to the town and would have Trolleybus & Tram MAP bearing the legend originally had a blank section below the 'Trolleybuses now operate on certain of the picture for the addition of service information. tram routes shown on this map' (generally Measures 23" x 32" (58cm x 81cm). Some good) (both approx 34" x 26", 86cm x 66cm) light creasing and staining in places but plus a 1933 DIAGRAM of 'Lines run over by presents well overall. [1]. Metropolitan Line Trains' (39" x 26", 99cm x 66cm) (short tear, otherwise good). [3] Estimate £70 to £90

Estimate £120 to £140

Lot Number 214 Lot Number 209 c1932 London Underground quad-royal POSTER MAP designed by G W Bacon & Selection (3) of Underground Group/London Co. Lines are shown in colour superimposed Transport POSTERS comprising 1926 on a street map of London, stations are double-crown 'Hampton Court - Romance & depicted in 'bar & circle' format. A box in the Gaiety' by Frederick Charles Herrick and upper margin states that the Piccadilly double-royal: 1961 'London Centenaries Railway extension to Southgate is under 1962' by Peter Roberson and 1963 construction. Some short fold-partings 'Centenaries' by Denys Nicholls. Minor reinforced on the reverse, otherwise in good creases and blemishes but generally good to condition. Folded [1] very good. The first is linen-backed. [3] Estimate £180 to £220 Estimate £90 to £110

Lot Number 215 Lot Number 210 Pair of c1940s/50s double-crown bus/coach 1947 Southern Railway quad-royal POSTER POSTERS issued by West Yorkshire Road 'See the West Country from the Train' by Eric Car: 'Summer in Town' by 'Blake' (probably F Hesketh Hubbard (1892-1957). Depicts a Donald Blake) and 'The Glorious Moors' by steam-hauled train (Bulleid Light Pacific?) an unknown artist. Both are vivid, colourful crossing Little Petherick bridge (River Camel) images. The former is in very good condition, on the former LSWR route to Padstow. This a couple of very short inward tears at the part of the closed line now forms the Camel margin, the second has some edge-scuffing Trail cycle path. Some light creases and and an upward tear from the bottom but is small edge-nibbles but generally a very good otherwise good. [2] example. [1] Estimate £90 to £110 Estimate £500 to £500

Lot Number 216 Lot Number 211 Pair of quad-royal POSTER MAPS of London 1955 London Underground quad-royal & Paris comprising 1971 London Transport POSTER MAP designed by H C Beck. 'London's Transport Systems' showing Shows the network in its settled post-war Underground, main-line rail, bus & Green state and utilises the wider lines to allow for Line routes etc plus 1982 SNCF/RATP the line names to be shown on them. An 'Réseau Ferré de Proche Banlieue' excellent example in very good condition. (Suburban Rail Network). An interesting side- Folded. [1] by-side comparison for two European capitals. Both have a little wear and small Estimate £1300 to £1800 scuffs etc but are generally good. The latter has been folded. [2]

Estimate £90 to £110

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Lot Number 217 Lot Number 222

1930s London & North Eastern Railway 1960s/70s London Underground enamel (LNER) quad-royal POSTER 'North East PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL from the Dales' by Edwin Byatt (1888-1948). Depicts Northern City Line platforms at Essex Road possibly Wensleydale (Bolton Abbey?) or station. Opened in 1904 by the Great City & Wharfedale. A couple of short inward tears, Northern Rlwy, Essex Road was part of the small edge-losses & nibbles and some Underground from 1933-1975 when it was shading at the l/h edge but overall a very transferred to British Rail. Today is it reasonable example of this rarely-seen operated by Great Northern. Measures 43" x poster. Previously folded vertically once. [1] 9" (109cm x 23cm). An excellent example with just very minor blemishes. [1] Estimate £250 to £300 Estimate £250 to £300

Lot Number 218 Lot Number 223 1921 London Underground POSTER MAP, print-code 358-1000-9/6/21. Shows the Selection (3) of 1940s/50s Eastern National Hampstead line extension beyond Golders Omnibus Co double-crown POSTERS Green as under construction. Also shows including 1956 'Regular Coach Services' after motor-bus connections. Measures 30" x 24" an oil painting (original sold for £1,550) by (76cm x 61cm) and is in generally very good Alan Durman (1904-1963) depicting a coach condition with just a few age-related at Finchingfield (vgc) plus c1940s 'The Men blemishes. Folded. [1] behind the Service - No 4', probably by A E Morley (a few tiny filing holes), and 1947 Estimate £150 to £200 'Express Coach Service to London' (unknown artist) depicting Trafalgar Square with LT & RT buses (small losses at top edge). Plus a copy of London Transport poster 'London's Docklands' in good condition. [4] Lot Number 219 Estimate £300 to £400

c1931 Great Western Railway (GWR) double- royal POSTER 'Historic Romantic Exeter' by Leslie Carr. Depicts a 17th -century scene of Lot Number soldiers (possibly Charles I and a Royalist 224 army) parading past the Guildhall. A few light creases, edge-nicks & scuffs but generally a c1910-15 'Great Central Railway and its very good example. [1] Connections' MAP (paper) with an inset enlarged scale map of central England. Estimate £200 to £300 Strong, vibrant colours make this a very attractive map. Measures 26" x 39" (66cm x 100cm). Some small blemishes but generally in very good condition. Folded. [1]

Estimate £100 to £120 Lot Number 220

Quantity (24) of 1940s Great Western Railway (21) and Southern Railway (3) broadsheet TIMETABLE POSTERS including Lot Number a number of war-time issues. A wide variety 225 of lines, many but not all from London and surrounds. Varying sizes but most are approx 1930s FLYING EPHEMERA comprising a double or quad royal. All are in good 1932 AA Aviation Department FLYING MAP condition, folded. [24] for the route from Biarritz to , produced for W L Hey, plane reg G - ABLR Estimate £120 to £140 (1931 de Havilland Puss Moth). Printed on stiff, waterproof paper inside board covers with additional information about the aerodromes. Opens out to 41" x 10" (104cm x 25cm), in excellent condition. Plus an RAS Lot Number 221 (Railway Air Services) MAP OF AIR ROUTES, paper inside card covers, opens out to 29" x 12" (74cm x 31cm), in good 1967 London Underground quad-royal condition. [2] POSTER MAP designed by Paul E Garbutt. Print-code 467/1164Z/2500. Shows the Estimate £60 to £80 under construction. A few minor blemishes but generally very good. Previously folded. [1]

Estimate £200 to £250

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Lot Number 226 Lot Number 231

London Underground O/P/Q-Stock enamel 1960s/70s London Underground enamel CAB DESTINATION PLATE 'Aldgate / PLATFORM FRIEZE PLATE for the Central Liverpool St' from the Hammersmith & City Line with the line name on the bar of a Line. A double-sided sign with brass ends. traditional LT bullseye. Measures 17" x 9" An unusual example in good ex-use (43cm x 23cm). Enamel loss at two corners, condition. [1] otherwise very good. [1]

Estimate £90 to £110 Estimate £100 to £120

Lot Number 227 Lot Number 232

1927 'Stingemore' London Underground linen- British Railways steam locomotive cast-iron card POCKET MAP, the issue dated January plate 'SC' standing for 'Self-Cleaning' as fitted 1927. This is a special edition produced for behind the shedplates to locomotives fitted Sun Insurance and is overprinted with their with a self-cleaning smokebox, eg some information on the cover and map. In used Black 5s, Standards and others. In ex-loco condition with some wear, a horizontal condition. Owned by today's vendor for many crease and age-spotting etc but overall still decades. [1] good. [1] Estimate £70 to £90 Estimate £90 to £110

Lot Number 228 Lot Number 233

Selection (9) of double-royal POSTERS from Selection (6) of 1927-58 London c1990s on including pictorial examples for Underground POCKET MAPS comprising 'Steam on the Met 2000', 'Tube 150', June 1927 'Stingemore' (small foxing stains, Christmas & New Year Travel, Strathspey otherwise very good), c1932 Metropolitan Railway 1999 and various letterpress Railway M.1795/50M (good condition), examples, mainly timetables. All are in very Railway Map No 1, 1937 (good) and Beck good condition, some are laminated. Plus a diagrams No 1, 1948, Jan 1951 & 1958 858 small selection of Underground CAR (lightly used). Plus 3 x 1924/25 Underground DIAGRAMS etc, some in tatty or damaged Group PAMPHLETS for Wembley Exhibition condition. [15] etc (lightly used). [9]

Estimate £60 to £80 Estimate £160 to £200

Lot Number 229 Lot Number 234

Pair of special issues of the London c1907 onwards London taxi driver's enamel Underground POCKET MAP comprising a LICENCE BADGE 'Hackney Driver 5456, 1955 thin-card, Beck issue for Heidelberg Mechanical Power' as issued to a taxi driver Printing Machinery, highlighting Stamford qualified to drive a powered cab as opposed Brook station, and a c1965 Garbutt paper to a horse-drawn one. Double-sided, it issue produced for arriving passengers at the measures 4" x 3.75" (10cm x 9,5cm) and (BEA) West would have hung from the lapel on a leather London Air Terminal in Cromwell Road with strap. In ex-use condition plus some edge- walking directions to Gloucester Road corrosion and small losses. It's rumoured station. Both in good to very good condition. that, after withdrawal c 1930s, these badges [2] were consigned to landfill or thrown into the Thames!. [1] Estimate £90 to £110 Estimate £90 to £110

Lot Number 230

London Transport coach stop enamel E- PLATE for Green Line route 705 destinated Victoria, Westerham, Sevenoaks. These were located from Langley to Gunnersbury. In good, ex-use condition, a few small blemishes. [1]

Estimate £260 to £300

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Lot Number 235 Lot Number 240

c1905-10 London 's enamel London Transport RT bus BONNET LICENCE BADGE 'Stage Driver 6,544, FLEETNUMBER PLATE from RT 3614. The Mechanical Power' as issued to a bus driver original RT 3614, a green 'Country' RT, qualified to drive a powered vehicle as entered service at Dunton Green (DG) opposed to a horse-drawn one. Double- garage in 1952 and the last bus to carry this sided, it measures 4" x 3.75" (10cm x 9,5cm) number, now on a red bus, finished service and would have hung from the lapel on a at Merton (AL) garage in 1970 and was leather strap. In ex-use condition plus some scrapped the same year. In good, ex-use edge-corrosion and small losses. It's condition. [1] rumoured that, after withdrawal, these badges were consigned to landfill or thrown Estimate £90 to £110 into the Thames!. [1]

Estimate £90 to £110 Lot Number 241

Lot Number 236 Selection (3) of London Underground diagrammatic, card POCKET MAPS comprising No 2, 1936 and No 1, 1937 (both Selection (11) of London Transport bus stop by Beck) and No 2, 1938 (245) by Schleger. enamel E-PLATES for letter-prefix routes A1 Some blemishes but generally good to very Express (blue background), BW1, good. [3] C11 Mon-Sat, E1, E1 Sunday Afternoon (red digits), P2 Mon-Sat, P3, P4 Mon-Sat, P5 (x Estimate £120 to £140 2) and W4 Mon-Sat except evenings. All are in very good to excellent, ex-use condition. [11]

Estimate £240 to £280

Lot Number 242

Lot Number 237 1960s/70s London Underground enamel PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL from the Circle & District line platforms at Notting Hill Gate Large quantity (c115) of London Transport station. Traditional style panels from those Green Line Coaches TIMETABLE platforms are very uncommon. Measures 70" LEAFLETS for individual routes comprising x 9" (177cm x 23cm). A small chip at one c50 from the 1946-1953 series (3 styles) and corner but generally an excellent example. c65 from the 1954-61 period (one style). No [1] apparent duplication and generally in good to very good condition. [c115] Estimate £180 to £220

Estimate £120 to £160

Lot Number 243

Lot Number 238 1960s/70s London Underground enamel PLATFORM FRIEZE PLATE from the Circle Line with the line name on the bar of a Large quantity (c80) of London Transport traditional London Transport bullseye and a Green Line Coaches TIMETABLE green lower border to signify a station on the LEAFLETS for individual routes from western and southern sides that was shared 1934-1947 plus a Green Line MAP from with the District Line. And 'end-of-row' 1933 (33-3630, 20000). Generally in good to example measuring 25.5" x 9" (65cm x very good condition. [c80] 23cm). A couple of small chips at the edges and an extra screw-hole drilled but generally Estimate £120 to £140 a good example of an uncommon version. [1]

Estimate £140 to £160

Lot Number 239 Lot Number 244

London Transport RT bus BONNET Good quantity (35) of London Transport FLEETNUMBER PLATE from RT 3613. The TIMETABLE BOOKLETS comprising 22 x original RT 3613, a green 'Country' RT, Metropolitan & Great Central entered service at Dunton Green (DG) Joint/Metropolitan Line 1943-57 and 13 x garage in 1952 and the last bus to carry this Green Line Coach Guides 1950-61, three number, now on a red bus, finished service with amendment leaflets. All are in good to at Walworth (WL) garage in 1968 and was very good condition. [35] scrapped the following year. In good, ex-use condition. [1] Estimate £120 to £140

Estimate £90 to £110

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Lot Number 245 Lot Number 250

1950s/60s London Transport enamel BUS London Transport coach stop enamel E- &COACH STOP FLAG ('Request'), an E3 PLATE for Green Line route 711 destinated version with runners for 3 e-plates on both Oxford Circus, Sutton, Reigate. Records sides. A traditional bullseye 'boat' flag, (two- show that this would have been located sided, hollow) measuring 18" x 20.5" (46cm x between Beaconsfield and Common. 52cm). In mainly very good, ex-use condition In very good, ex-use condition. [1] with a few chips to the enamel. [1] Estimate £200 to £250 Estimate £150 to £180

Lot Number 246 Lot Number 251

London Underground O/P/Q-Stock enamel 1960s/70s London Underground enamel CAB DESTINATION PLATE reading 'District' PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL from the on one side and 'Metropolitan' on the other. Northern line platforms at Elephant & Castle Black lettering on a yellow background. This station. An unusual 'fully contained' panel sign is a swivel-plate for the lower position in which would have been located on its own in the destination box. In very good, ex-use an isolated section of the frieze. Measures condition. [1] 75" x 9" (190cm x 23cm). In excellent condition with just minor blemishes. [1] Estimate £90 to £110 Estimate £150 to £200

Lot Number 247 Lot Number 252

Selection (36) of London Underground Group 1921 and 1925 editions of "METRO-LAND" 'TOT' (Train, Omnibus, Tram) STAFF BOOKLET published by the Metropolitan MAGAZINES dated between April 1929 and Railway. The first has some wear, loose December 1933 (last issue). Most are in cover, no fold-out map and the second also good to very good condition, some have has some wear, spine reinforced, but is corroded staples). [36] complete with the original fold-out map of 'Extension Lines into Metro-Land' on one Estimate £90 to £110 side and the central section of the Metropolitan Railway, rest of the Underground and other railways on the reverse. The map is in very good condition. [2]

Estimate £90 to £110 Lot Number 248

2 large albums of loose-mounted Lot Number PHOTOGRAPHS/POSTCARDS compiled by 253 the late Alan A Jackson, historian & transport author, portraying transport etc 1865 MAP 'A new Map of Metropolitan developments from the late 19th century on. Railways & Miscellaneous Improvements. These albums cover the Merton & Morden Deposited at the Private Bill Office, and the Sutton & Cheam areas. Contain real November 30 1865 for [Parliamentary] photos, commercial postcards and his own Session 1866'. Linen-backed inside original photos. Trains, stations, buses, trams , leathercloth covers, opens out to 33" x 34" streets, buildings etc. Albums contain 52 & (84cm x 869cm). In very good condition. [1] 44 double-pages and approx 375 pictures. [2] Estimate £200 to £300

Estimate £220 to £260

Lot Number 249 Lot Number 254

Selection of pre-1930 alloy BUS Selection (6) of London Transport bus DRIVER/CONDUCTOR LICENCE BADGES garage ALLOCATION STENCIL PLATES comprising City of Cardiff Licensed comprising AE (Hendon), BN (Brixton), DG Conductor 156, Cleethorpes UDC Licensed (Dunton Green), GD (Godstone), SJ Conductor 59, County Borough of Great (Swanley) and WY (Addlestone). All in Yarmouth 458 and Worcester Driver 117. All good/very good, ex-use condition. [6] in good, ex-use condition and complete with leather fobs. [4] Estimate £60 to £80

Estimate £100 to £140

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Lot Number 255 Lot Number 260

British Railways (London Midland Region) London Transport coach stop enamel E- locomotive cast-iron SHEDPLATE '12B' used PLATE for Green Line route 705 destinated by Carlisle (Canal) and Silloth to 1953 and , Slough, Windsor. These later Penrith and Carlisle (Appleby). In ex- were recorded between New Cross and loco condition. Owned by today's vendor for Turnham Green. In very good, ex-use many decades. [1] condition. [1]

Estimate £100 to £150 Estimate £180 to £220

Lot Number 256 Lot Number 261

Quantity (c50) of 1930s/40s BUS Selection (12) of 1930-32 London General TIMETABLE etc LEAFLETS from a wide Omnibus Company TRAFFIC CIRCULARS, range of UK operators including Westcliff-on- issue nos between 839 and 919 (reasonable Sea, Barton, Eastern National, Thames condition, some are somewhat fragile) plus a Valley, Trent, United, Western Welsh, West selection (16) of London Transport Country Yorkshire, Eastern Counties, Birkenhead, Buses & Coaches ALLOCATION Midland Red, Nottingham, Huddersfield, BOOKLETS dated between October 1949 Liverpool, Sheffield, Southdown and many and October 1969, minor duplication, most in more. Condition ranges from used to very good, used condition. [28] good, most are good. [c50] Estimate £60 to £80 Estimate £60 to £80

Lot Number 262 Lot Number 257 London Transport items comprising a 1930s London Underground enamel conductor's leather CASH BAG, complete PLATFORM BULLSEYE SIGN from East with budget key, a Senior Finchley station on the Northern Line. This ex- Inspector's/Instructor's HAT (size 7 1/2 or LNER station became part of the 60), 3 driver's cash trays and 2 linen cash Underground in 1939 from when this sign is bags. All in very good, ex-use condition. [7] believed to date. A 3-part sign complete with original bronze frame. Measures 60" x 42" Estimate £90 to £110 (152cm x 107cm). Lightly weathered in places but generally a very good example. [3 parts + frame]

Estimate £400 to £500

Lot Number 263

Lot Number 258 1980s enamel & chrome VEHICLE BADGE for a Leyland Swift . Measures 5.5" x 1930s Southern Railway ARTWORK by D W 5" (14cm x 12cm) and is 'new old stock' in Burley produced for a set of playing cards. 2 perfect condition. A heavy, high-quality artwork pieces measuring 5" x 7.5" (13cm x badge made by Manhattan Windsor, part no 19cm), both in art-deco style, one of an SR NRK 3360. [1] EMU, the other of cross-channel steamers, both reflected in mirror image. Plus two of the Estimate £80 to £100 actual playing cards that used the artwork. All professionally framed behind glass with the reverse sides also visible. Frame measures 20" x 25" (51cm x 64cm). In very good condition. [4 pieces in 1 frame]

Estimate £60 to £80 Lot Number 264

1980s/90s enamel & chrome VEHICLE BADGE for a Leyland Tiger bus/coach. Lot Number 259 Measures 5.25" x 6.25" (13cm x 16cm) and is 'new old stock' in perfect condition and still in 1930s CIGARETTE CASE with engraved original manufacturer's packaging. A heavy, London Underground map including pre- high-quality badge made by Manhattan WW2 bullseye logo. Undated but map shows Windsor, part no NLH 9601. [1] Underground service on the which ceased during WW2. Estimate £90 to £110 Manufactured by Tallent in silver and gold- coloured metal with two spring-loaded cigarette compartments. In very good condition. [1]

Estimate £60 to £80

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Lot Number 265 Lot Number 270

Framed & glazed COACH NAMEPLATE Pair of London Transport bus stop enamel Q- "Paterson's" from the rear panel of a coach, PLATES, the first 'Queue this side for 89, in ex-use condition (60" x 8.5" - 152cm x 122, 229, Queue other side for 132' (this 21cm) plus a selection (6) of COACH would have been located in Bexleyheath) CLOCKS, all marked 'Plaxtons', battery- and the other 'Queue this side for 51, Queue operated and of various designs. In ex-use other side for 161A (this would have been condition, not tested. [7] located in Woolwich). Both are in very good, ex-use condition, just minor blemishes. [2] Estimate £60 to £80 Estimate £120 to £140

Lot Number 266 Lot Number 271

London Underground 1938-Tube Stock 1970s London Underground enamel enamel CAB DESTINATION PLATE for PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL from the Golders Green / Hampstead on the Northern Bakerloo line platforms at Embankment Line. A double-sided plate with brass ends. station. The station was re-named from In good, ex-use condition. [1] Charing Cross in 1976. A very uncommon panel. Measures 57" x 9" (145cm x 23cm). Estimate £90 to £110 An excellent example with just minor blemishes. [1]

Estimate £180 to £220

Lot Number 267 Lot Number 272

London Transport enamel BUS STOP FLAG Pair of London Transport Officials' (Compulsory). A 1950s/60s 'bullseye'-style, (Inspectors') TIMETABLE BOOKLETS of E9-size, double-sided 'boat'-type flag with Trams & Trolleybuses comprising the issues runners for 9 e-plates on each side. Comes in operation from Jan 31st and November 21, with enamel e-plates for routes 21A and 1945. The latter comes with alterations Eastern National 49A. Measures 18" x 31" leaflets. In good to very good condition. [2] (46cm x 79cm). In very good, ex-use condition, a fine example. [1] Estimate £80 to £100

Estimate £170 to £200

Lot Number 268 Lot Number 273

London Transport enamel BUS STOP FLAG Pair of London Transport Officials' (Request). A 1950s/60s 'bullseye'-style, (Inspectors') TIMETABLE BOOKLETS of E9-size, double-sided 'boat'-type flag with Trams & Trolleybuses comprising the issues runners for 9 e-plates on each side. in operation from Apr 21st, 1943 and Apr Measures 18" x 31" (46cm x 79cm). In very 19th, 1944. The former comes with good, ex-use condition, a fine example. [1] alterations leaflets. In good to very good condition. [2] Estimate £150 to £180 Estimate £80 to £100

Lot Number 269 Lot Number 274

Selection (6) of London Transport bus stop British Railways (Southern Region) enamel E-PLATES comprising routes 6, 9, locomotive cast-iron SHEDPLATE '71B' used 23, 59 Sunday (in red), 77A and 119 Mon-Fri. by Bournemouth & sub-sheds until 9/63. In good to very good, ex-use condition. [6] Eastleigh triangle on reverse. In ex-loco/ex- scrapyard condition, completely unrestored. Estimate £75 to £100 Owned by today's vendor for many decades. [1]

Estimate £100 to £150

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Lot Number 275 Lot Number 280

Selection (16) of London Underground London Transport coach stop enamel E- POCKET MAPS, mostly Beck diagrams, PLATE for Green Line route 704 destinated dated from 1935-1970, a few being well-used Victoria, London Airport, Windsor. Plates with but most are very good. Plus the 2004 edition this wording were located from Tonbridge to of the BOOKLET 'London Transport Maps & Bromley. In very good, ex-use condition. [1] Guides' by Letch. In excellent condition. [17] Estimate £200 to £250 Estimate £180 to £220

Lot Number 276 Lot Number 281

Selection of early Underground Group 1925 London Underground MAP of the LEAFLETS comprising c1910 fold-out 'In a Electric Railways of London "What to see flash, to the river by Tram, from your home and how to travel", Summer 1925 edition. In by Underground', Summer 1921 'Through very good condition, an excellent example. London's Country', Motor Coaches Summer [1] Programme 1922, Easter Excursions 1923, Green Line Harpenden & London, Christmas Estimate £120 to £160 Day Service 1930 and Green Line Coach Guide for Ramblers dated 18-3-32. All are in very good condition. [6]

Estimate £90 to £110

Lot Number 282 Lot Number 277 1950s/60s London Underground enamel Complete 4th, 5th and 6th volumes of PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL from the 'PENNYFARE', the London Transport staff Piccadilly Line platforms at Holborn station. magazine, for the years 1937, 1938 & 1939 Unusually, these were made with the line (up to Sept, the last peacetime issue). colour in a lighter shade of blue later Generally in good to very good condition, associated with the Victoria Line. One of a some corroded staples, a few loose pages. small number of stations where the panels Together with the next lot, this would form an included the 'bullseye' with the line name. unbroken run of the pre-WW2 issues. [33 Measures 62" x 9" (158cm x 23cm). A few issues] scratches and small chips but generally a very good example. [1] Estimate £120 to £140 Estimate £180 to £220

Lot Number 278 Lot Number 283 Complete 1st, 2nd & 3rd volumes of 'PENNYFARE', the London Transport staff 1910 MAP of the London & North Eastern magazine, for the years 1934, 1935 & 1936. Railway & Connections [North Eastern Area] Generally in good to very good condition, with a key to 20 railway companies, the some corroded staples. Together with the region's natural products, principal industries, previous lot, this would form an unbroken run fishing & imports. Linen-backed inside of the pre-WW2 issues. [36 issues] board covers, opens out to 34.5" x 44.5" (88cm x 113cm). Map is in very good Estimate £140 to £160 condition, covers are a little worn, spine has been replaced. [1]

Estimate £90 to £110

Lot Number 279 Lot Number 284 1940s/50s London Transport enamel BUS & COACH STOP FLAG (bus compulsory, c1912-17 Bacon's 'Portable Railway, coach request). An E3 type with runners for 3 Tramway & Underground Railway MAP of e-plates on each side and comes with 2 London'. Opens out to 30" x 20" (76cm x enamel E-plates: 463 & 714. Double-sided 51cm). Art-Nouveau-style cover design with with two enamel plates inside a bronze illustrations of a steam-hauled train, tram and frame. Measures 18" x 21.5" (46cm x 54cm). sub-surface and tube trains. Reverse is A most unusual version of the framed variety printed with 'Stranger's Guide to London'. and in excellent, ex-use condition. [1] Undated but CLR extension to Liverpool St is open (1912) and GWR/CLR line from Ealing Estimate £180 to £220 to Wood Lane is under construction (opened 1917). Map is in excellent condition, cover has some wear/repair. [1]

Estimate £60 to £80

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Lot Number 285 Lot Number 290

Routemaster bus items comprising 2 x London Transport coach stop enamel E- perspex RADIATOR TRIANGLE BADGES, PLATE for Green Line route 706 destinated one London Transport, the other Edgware, Watford, Aylesbury. These plates Clydemaster AEC (Scotland), both in were recorded in 5 locations from Stockwell excellent condition, possibly unused, plus a station to Gunnersbury Roundabout. In very BODYBUILDER'S PLATE for Park Royal good, ex-use condition. [1] Vehicles Ltd labelled on reverse ex-RM 218 and in ex-vehicle condition. [3] Estimate £200 to £250

Estimate £120 to £140

Lot Number 286 Lot Number 291

Selection (3) of London Underground 1940s/50s London Transport enamel BUS diagrammatic, card POCKET MAPS by Beck STOP FLAG (compulsory). An E3 type with comprising No 2, 1934 and No 1, 1935 and runners for 3 e-plates on each side. Double- No 1, 1936. Generally in good to very good sided with two enamel plates inside a bronze condition. [3] frame, both fixing rods are present. Measures 18" x 21.5" (46cm x 54cm). A very Estimate £120 to £140 good example with just a few small blemishes. [1]

Estimate £180 to £220

Lot Number 287 Lot Number 292

London Underground Q-Stock enamel Selection (8) of 1930s London Transport DESTINATION PLATE for AREA TIMETABLE BOOKLETS comprising Dagenham/Upminster on the District Line. North-East Area dated July 1934, Dec 1934 Double-sided, reversable, with steel ends. A and Oct-Dec 1936, South-West Area dated little longer than the standard cab plates, this May 1937 (damaged cover) and South -East was probably fitted in slots on the outside of Area dated July 1934 (detached covers), Oct the car. In good, ex-use condition, a few 1934, Jan 1935 and Jan 1936. Except where chips in places. [1] described, in generally good condition. [8]

Estimate £120 to £140 Estimate £120 to £140

Lot Number 288 Lot Number 293

Selection of London Transport (mainly) bus Selection (4) of London Transport Officials' drivers'/conductors' CAP BADGES & PSV (Inspectors') TIMETABLE BOOKLETS of BADGES etc comprising 3 x 'N' PSV badges, Central Area Buses, [Trams &] Trolleybuses one a low-numbered example complete with and Green Line Coaches, known as strap for attaching to ticket-machine harness 'Inspectors' Red Books', and comprising plus 2 x 'DD' (West Midlands Area) PSV issues in operation from July 11, 1951 (with badges plus LT driver/conductor cap badges: alterations booklet), January 6, 1952, May 6, Tram/Trolleybus, Central Buses & Country 1953 and Coronation Day, 2 June 1953. Plus Buses plus 6 x LT 'Griffin' uniform buttons. All Alterations Booklet No 1 to timetable dated items in good to very good, ex-use condition. Oct 7, 1953. In lightly-used to very good [14] condition. [4 + alterations booklets]

Estimate £120 to £140 Estimate £90 to £110

Lot Number 289 Lot Number 294

London Transport Routemaster bonnet Selection (3) of London Transport Officials' FLEETNUMBER PLATE from RM 356. The (Inspectors') TIMETABLE BOOKLETS of original RM 356 entered service at Central Area Buses [and Green Line Shepherds Bush (S) garage in 1960, Coaches], known as 'Inspectors' Red Books', replacing Hammersmith depôt trolleybuses, and comprising issues in operation from Jul and the last bus with this number finished 5, 1944 (with mustard cover), October 20, service at Stamford Hill (SF) garage in 1986 1948 and August 17, 1949. In very good to and was scrapped the following year. Comes excellent condition. [3] with the backing plate and is in good, ex- vehicle condition. [1] Estimate £90 to £110

Estimate £90 to £110

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Lot Number 295 Lot Number 299

British Railways (Western Region) Pair of London Transport bus/coach stop locomotive cast-iron SHEDPLATE '84F' used enamel E-PLATES comprising Green Line by Stourbridge to 10/64. In ex-loco condition. route 712 destinated Dorking via Marble Arch Owned by today's vendor for many decades. and bus 181 Mon-Fri. Both are in very good, [1] ex-use condition. [2]

Estimate £90 to £110 Estimate £200 to £250

Lot Number 296 Lot Number 300

1947 London Underground quad-royal Pair of c1960s/70s Portsmouth Corporation POSTER MAP by H C Beck 'London's bus DESTINATION BLINDS comprising a Underground', still in the pre-war style with numbers/intermediate points blind for Sea elaborate border designed by 'Shep' (Charles Front etc services coded 1/2740 and an Shepard). Print-code 547/1071M/2000. ultimate blind coded TT 2 NE, possibly ex- Shows the planned extensions of the Central trolleybus. In ex-use condition. [2] Line to Ongar and West Ruislip and the subsequently abandoned Northern Line ones Estimate £80 to £100 to , Mill Hill (The Hale) and Bushey Heath. Beck has thickened the lines to allow the line names to be included within them. Age-darkened, some damp staining, losses at edges, heavily folded. [1]

Estimate £300 to £400 Lot Number 301

Quantity (21) of 1960s-2000s bus Lot Number DESTINATION BLINDS, mainly from the 297 East Kent & South Coast area but examples from , Cambridge, Sheffield, 2 large albums of loose-mounted South Wales also noted. Linen, Tyvek and PHOTOGRAPHS/POSTCARDS compiled by plastic examples. Most are complete, the late Alan A Jackson, historian & transport condition varies from well-used to very good. author, portraying transport etc [21] developments from the late 19th century on. These albums cover, firstly, the Camberwell Estimate £180 to £220 area: Old Kent Rd, , Denmark Hill, Dulwich, Sydenham etc & the second Chesham, Amersham, Wycombe, Tring, Slough, Hemel Hempstead etc. Contain real photos, commercial postcards and his own Lot Number 302 photos. Trains, stations, buses, trams , streets, buildings etc. Albums contain 60 & 62 double-pages and approx 475 pictures. [2] Pair of London Transport bus DESTINATION BLINDS for SMS-type vehicles (also fit RF), coded K, and comprising a Dalston (D) Estimate £220 to £260 garage blind dated 5.4.71 (complete and in very good, ex-use condition) and an (UX) garage blind dated 18.10.76 (in very good, ex-use condition EXCEPT for missing bottom leader and damage to the Lot Number 298 last display). [2]

London Transport bus stop enamel Q-PLATE Estimate £90 to £110 'Queue this side for 10, 40A, Queue other side for 15, 23, 25'. An interesting central- London plate that would have been located at Aldgate where these routes briefly met. In Lot Number 303 very good, ex-use condition, just minor blemishes. [1] Selection (4) of London Underground Estimate £90 to £110 DESTINATION BLINDS for 62 or 72-Stock on the Northern Line. These are plastic blinds in ex-use condition, some damage and small losses evident in places. [4]

Estimate £70 to £90

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Lot Number 304 Lot Number 309

Pair of c1950s/60s Portsmouth Corporation c1960s Portsmouth Corporation bus DESTINATION BLINDS comprising an DESTINATION BLIND, a long ultimate blind ultimate blind marked 'coach' and including with many destinations. Complete and in some Southdown routes (damage to the first good, ex-use condition. Plus a BLIND few displays) and another ultimate blind INSERT PANEL, probably from a Cardiff coded TT 2 NE, possibly ex-trolleybus. In ex- Corporation bus. In good condition. [2] use condition. [2] Estimate £70 to £90 Estimate £90 to £100

Lot Number 305 Lot Number 310

1958 London Transport TROLLEYBUS Pair of London Underground DESTINATION DESTINATION BLIND from Bexleyheath BLINDS comprising Piccadilly Line (BX) depôt for the front & rear boxes, dated 59/62-Stock, pre-Heathrow extension, and 9.1.58. A complete blind, Aldenham- Bakerloo Line 72-Stock, pre-1982 truncation. manufactured, in very good, ex-use Both are plastic blinds, complete and in good condition. [1] to very good, ex-use condition. [2]

Estimate £160 to £180 Estimate £80 to £100

Lot Number 306 Lot Number 311

Pair of London Transport TROLLEYBUS Pair of London Underground DESTINATION DESTINATION BLINDS from Hammersmith BLINDS comprising Central Line 62-Stock, (HB) depôt, the first for the front & rear pre-Ongar branch closure, and Circle, boxes, dated 28.7.59, and the other a route Hammersmith & City, District Line C-Stock. number blind dated 6.6.56. Both are Both are plastic blinds, complete and in very complete blinds, /Aldenham- good to excellent, ex-use condition. [2] manufactured, and in good to very good, ex- use condition. [2] Estimate £90 to £110

Estimate £160 to £180

Lot Number 307 Lot Number 312

Pair of 1940s/50s Portsmouth Corporation Pair of London Underground DESTINATION trolleybus or bus blinds, probably the former, BLINDS comprising District Line D-Stock and comprising a numbers/intermediate points Metropolitan/ A-Stock. Both blind dated January 1950 & coded NE TT 1, are plastic blinds, complete and in very good and a 'Workmens' via points blind dated June to excellent, ex-use condition. [2] 1949. Both are complete blinds in good, ex- use condition. [1] Estimate £90 to £110

Estimate £120 to £140

Lot Number 308 Lot Number 313

Selection (3) of London Transport TRAM Pair of London Underground DESTINATION DESTINATION BLINDS comprising a BLINDS comprising Piccadilly Line 73-Stock Norwood depôt blind for a standard car dated incl Heathrow and Jubilee Line 72/83-Stock June 29, 1948, an Abbey Wood depôt route for the original line to Charing Cross. Both numbers blind for an ex-West Ham car dated are plastic blinds, complete and in very good Jan 17, 1949 and a Streatham depôt route to excellent, ex-use condition. [2] numbers blind for a UCC (Feltham) car dated Aug 9, 1949. All are complete blinds, the first Estimate £90 to £110 is well-used but still good, the others are good to very good, the last comes with original rollers. [3]

Estimate £120 to £140

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Lot Number 314 Lot Number 319

Complete set of 1950s-style Green Line Selection (17) of TRACK MAPS by QUAIL DESTINATION BLINDS for an RT out of including examples from Continental Europe, Grays garage. Made for the then owner of USA, China, Russia. Largely from the 1990s. preserved RT 4508, the set of 7 comprises Minor duplication but most are different. In front ultimate, front intermediate, number good to very good condition. [17] box, canopy box, rear/side x 2 (only 1 illustrated) & rear ultimate, all in the style Estimate £60 to £70 used when the 'coach' entered service in 1954. These are linen blinds and are in very good, ex-use condition. [7]

Estimate £90 to £110

Lot Number 320 Lot Number 315 London Transport coach stop enamel E- London Underground 1938-Tube Stock PLATE for Green Line route 719 destinated enamel CAB DESTINATION PLATE for Sidcup, Swanley, Wrotham. These were Elstree / Special on the Northern Line. recorded from Blackbird Cross to New Cross Elstree [South] would have been the 2nd Gate. In very good, ex-use condition. [1] stop on the planned extension to Bushey Heath which was aborted after WW2. The Estimate £120 to £140 plates for the extension stations were thus never actually used on the trains although installed in the sets. A double-sided plate with brass ends. In very good, ex-use condition. [1]

Estimate £80 to £100 Lot Number 321

Very large quantity (probably 3,000+) of 6x4 Lot Number 316 COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHS of buses from London & all over the UK plus some 1940s/50s London Transport enamel BUS overseas noted. Appear to be from STOP FLAG, the 'compulsory' version. 1990s-2000s with a very wide selection of Double-sided with two enamel plates inside a types and operators. Very good quality bronze frame. Measures 18" x 16" (46cm x images and may have been taken by a 40cm). Remnants of a sticker and a small specialist transport photographer. In chip on one side but otherwise a very good excellent condition. [3,000+] example. [1] Estimate £250 to £300 Estimate £90 to £110

Lot Number 322

Lot Number c1940s London Underground enamel 317 PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL from Euston station. A very early panel which features Selection (4) of London Transport trolleybus brown edging which had traditionally been depôt ALLOCATION STENCIL PLATES used on pre-WW2 signs. Later, it was comprising BW (Bow), HB (Hammersmith), decided to edge the panels with the line HL () and HT (Highgate). All in colours which, in this case would then have good/very good, ex-use condition. [4] been black for the Northern Line. Measures 44" x 9" (112cm x 23cm). In excellent Estimate £60 to £80 condition with just minor blemishes. [1]

Estimate £220 to £260

Lot Number 323 Lot Number 318 1922 London Underground MAP OF THE ELECTRIC RAILWAYS OF LONDON 'What British Railways (North Eastern Region) to See & How to Travel' with issue date locomotive cast-iron SHEDPLATE '56G' used 1-3-22. Designed by MacDonald Gill with by Hammerton until 1967. In ex-loco calligraphed station names, the map opens condition. Owned by today's vendor for many out to 13.5" x 11" (34 x 28cm). A good copy, decades. [1] lightly used with '1923' written on cover and a partial parting of the centrefold. [1] Estimate £70 to £90 Estimate £90 to £110

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Lot Number 324 Lot Number 329

Selection (6) of 1970s British Rail (Southern London Transport bus stop enamel Q-PLATE Region) wooden FINGER BOARDS from 'Queue this side for Plumstead and station platforms. Double-sided, a variety of Woolwich', 'Queue other side for beyond suburban and main-line destinations. In ex- Woolwich'. Together with the matching plate, use condition. [6] likely to have been a unique pair. A couple of edge-chips but otherwise very good. [1] Estimate £90 to £110 Estimate £90 to £110

Lot Number 325 Lot Number 330

1932 Great Western Railway (GWR) double- Selection (8) of various London Transport royal letterpress POSTER 'Isle of Man' with bus PLATES comprising RT enamel radiator through times for July-Sept from London via badges (Central & Country types), Park the 'Isle of Man Boat Expresses' from Royal RT/RTL bodybuilder's plate, brass Paddington and the Isle of Man Packet chassis tags from RTL 1509, RT 792 & RT Steam Packet Co crossing to Douglas. One 2405, a 'BUT' enamel hubcap plate from a horizontal fold mark, a couple of light creases Q1 trolleybus and a garage stencil plate from and a few edge-scuffs but generally in very AL (Merton) garage. All in good to very good, good condition. [1] ex-use condition. [8]

Estimate £90 to £110 Estimate £120 to £140

Lot Number 326 Lot Number 331

1950 British Railways (Eastern Region) 1933 London Underground H C Beck double-royal letterpress POSTER 'Ivatt diagrammatic, card POCKET MAP from the Atlantic Special' advertising for rail first-year series titled 'Underground Railways enthusiasts the last journey by the last 'Ivatt of London'. This is the edition with no print- Atlantic', 62822, from King's Cross to code, issued c. August 1933 and has 'LPTB' on November 26th, for breaking inside the bullseye logos. Refers to re- up. Comes with a 'sold out' label lightly naming of Dover St station to Green Park attached. A couple of edge-nicks and some and the merger of Holborn and British light creasing in places but generally in very Museum stations, all in September that year. good condition. [1] In very good condition, an excellent example. [1] Estimate £90 to £110 Estimate £200 to £300

Lot Number 327 Lot Number 332 1930s enamel Metropolitan Area STAGE CARRIAGE LICENCE PLATE 1085 N. This 1950s/60s London Underground enamel would have been carried on a London bus, PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL from the former coach tram or trolleybus although we have Aldersgate station on the Circle & not been able to identify which one. Metropolitan Lines. It shows both line colours Measures 6" x 3" (15cm x 8cm) and is in very to indicate the shared platform. Aldersgate good, ex-use condition. [1] was renamed Barbican in 1968. Measures 45" x 9" (114cm x 23cm). Some small chips Estimate £120 to £140 etc at the edges but generally in very good, ex-use condition. [1]

Estimate £240 to £280

Lot Number 328 Lot Number 333 Selection (8) of 1930s-1960 Southdown Motor Services TIMETABLE BOOKLETS: Jul- 1960s/70s London Underground enamel Sep 1939, Jan-May 1947, Jun-Sep 1948, PLATFORM FRIEZE PLATE for the May-Sep 1949, Sep 1951-May 1952, Sep Metropolitan Line with the line name on the 1953-May 1954, Sep 1955-Jun 1956 & Sep bar of a traditional bullseye. From a station 1959-May 1960. Plus misc other Southdown shared with the northern section of the Circle items incl 1954 Cruising Holidays booklet, Line (see previous lot), whose colour 1961 Officials' Fare Table, 1950s timetable appears on the upper edge, with the leaflets & 1957 PSV Circle fleet history Metropolitan's on the lower. In excellent booklet. Mostly in good condition. [15 items] condition. [1]

Estimate £90 to £110 Estimate £180 to £220

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Lot Number 334 Lot Number 339

Quantity (65+) of 1930s-50s London Pair of PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, possibly Transport HOLIDAY & PUBLICITY official AEC items, one titled 'Omnibuses, LEAFLETS etc including Underground cheap Trolleybuses and Trams', the other plus sundry LT envelopes. In used to 'Omnibuses, London & Provincial' and good condition. [65+] containing mostly approx whole plate-size photos (44 + 51), many appear to be official Estimate £120 to £160 AEC, of buses, trolleybuses and trams from 1911 to the mid-1960s. One album contains the AEC press release 'The London Transport Story' marking the handover of RM1,000 in 1961. In very good condition. [2]

Estimate £140 to £160

Lot Number 335

Lot Number Selection of Leyland BUS BADGES & 340 PLATES including traditional cast-alloy radiator badges x 2, hubcap plates x 2, a London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATE later BL hubcap plate, Leyland Leopard for route 194B destinated Mon-Sat, Croydon, badges, a set of plastic letters spelling Thornton Heath. We think this may have 'Leyland' (the 'E' is damaged) plus an enamel been located in Broom Road, Shirley on the National Bus Company plate. All in ex-use Shrublands estate where buses ran in one condition. [9 items] direction only. Likely to be one of a unique pair. In very good, ex-use condition. [1] Estimate £70 to £90 Estimate £120 to £140

Lot Number 336

Lot Number 1909 London Underground HANDBILL MAP 341 for the Inner Circle Service 'Metropolitan & District Railways, Inner Circle Line - 1960s/70s London Underground enamel Connecting link between all the trunk PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL from the railways'. We think this may well be the first Bakerloo line platforms at Charing Cross piece of publicity for the service, some 40 station. The station was re-named years before it was officially named today's Embankment in 1976. Measures 57.5" x 9" Circle Line. Features an early example of the (146cm x 23cm). An excellent example with UndergrounD logo. Issued jointly despite the just minor blemishes. [1] Met not being a part of the Underground Group. Not seen at auction before. Measures Estimate £180 to £220 8" x 6.5" (21cm x 16cm) and is in excellent condition, one light vertical fold. [1]

Estimate £90 to £110

Lot Number 342 Lot Number 337 1950s/60s London Underground enamel PLATFORM BULLSEYE SIGN from Pair of London Underground 1938 Tube Redbridge station on the Central Line, Stock CAB DESTINATION PLATES, the first Hainault loop. Measures 28" x 22" (71cm X an enamel example: 'Northern Line' on a 56cm). In ex-use condition with a little white background, blank reverse, and the weathering and small areas of damage at the second a double sided example, screen- screw-holes. [1] painted over blank enamel: via Bank/via Charing X. These plates occupied the lower Estimate £160 to £200 positions in a 3-line destination box. In good, ex-use condition. [2]

Estimate £150 to £250

Lot Number 343

Lot Number 338 London Underground enamel DESTINATION PLATE Charing Cross/Hammersmith on the British Railways (Western Region) District Line. Double-sided, reversable, with locomotive cast-iron SHEDPLATE '89A' used steel ends. The plate is the longer variant by Oswestry & sub-sheds to 1/61 and then believed to have been used in the exterior Shrewsbury to 9/63. In ex-loco condition. position on the car-ends of the G (later Q23) Owned by today's vendor for many decades. Stock. In very good, ex-use condition. [1] [1] Estimate £90 to £110 Estimate £100 to £150

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Lot Number 344 Lot Number 349

London Transport RT bus BONNET c1880s-90s North Metropolitan Tramways FLEETNUMBER PLATE from RT 1135. The Company nickel CAP BADGE issued to tram original RT 1135 entered service at Croydon conductors on this horse-drawn system (TC) garage in 1949 and the last bus to carry which eventually passed to the LCC and the this number finished service at Stonebridge MET. A very unusual badge. In very good, ex- (SE) garage in 1969 and was scrapped the use condition. [1] following year. In ex-use condition. [1] Estimate £90 to £110 Estimate £80 to £100

Lot Number 345 Lot Number 350

Selection (5) of transport items comprising 3 London Transport coach stop enamel E- Acme 'Thunderer' RAILWAY WHISTLES PLATE for Green Line route 725 destinated marked 'G N Ry' and 'L&NWR Perm Way Bromley, Dartford, Gravesend and annotated 8171' (both metal) and 'BR' (plastic) plus 2 x 'Fare Stage'. The only known pair with this Southern National BADGES, one enamel on wording were located at Ashburton Park, brass (lugs & pin present, slight damage to Spring Lane. In very good, ex-use condition. enamel) and one a cloth example (used [1] condition). [5] Estimate £360 to £420 Estimate £90 to £110

Lot Number 346 Lot Number 351

Pair of London Tram ROUTE NUMBER 1960s/70s London Underground enamel STENCIL PLATES, the first for all-night route PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL from the 5 which ran from Blackfriars to Downham Bakerloo line platforms at Piccadilly Circus from 1946-52, the wide type of plate (26.5" x station. Not often seen at auction. Measures 8.5" - 67cm x 22cm) fitted to some E1 & HR2 74" x 9" (188cm x 23cm). Some small chips, trams, and the second for route 38 from mainly around the screw-holes, but generally Abbey Wood to Embankment, the type (22" a very good example. [1] x 15" - 56cm x 39cm) that was fitted at each end of those standard cars which had not Estimate £180 to £220 been fitted with roller blinds. In ex-use condition. [2]

Estimate £120 to £140

Lot Number 352

Lot Number 347 1923 London Underground MAP of the Electric Railways of London "What to see London Transport ENAMEL PLATE, a and how to travel". Designed by MacDonald commemorative plaque, ex-RT 3710 marking Gill with his distinctive style of calligraphy the vehicle's 1953 tour of Switzerland & and map border, this is the issue dated Sweden, along with RTL 1459, to promote 1/1/23 and the version thereof which shows the British Festivals. One of these signs the British Empire Exhibition stations with red remained on each deck, along with a GB sign dots. A very good example. [1] on the rear of the bus, throughout its subsequent service life in London which Estimate £120 to £140 ended in 1970 when it was scrapped. Measures 11" (28cm) square. Some damage around the screw-holes incurred when removed. [1] Lot Number 353 Estimate £200 to £300

1960s London Transport enamel BUS & RED ARROW STOP FLAG, for standard bus services and Red Arrows on a combined Lot Number 348 basis. Until around 1972, the limited-stop Red Arrow services used a separate design 1940 GWR cast-iron LOCOMOTIVE with a black background. A double-sided, CABSIDE PLATE ex-Churchward '4200' hollow, 'boat'-style flag measuring 18" x 21" class 2-8-0T 5262 withdrawn from Llanelly (46cm x 53cm) with space for 3 e-plates on 87F in 1963, previously at Swansea, East each side. As was often the case with these Dock until 1959. Scrapped in 1964. (From flags, LT removed the e-plate runners before 1926-35, the number had been used on disposal. In very good, ex-use condition with another 4200-class which was rebuilt as a just very minor blemishes. [1] 2-8-2T and renumbered 7227.) In entirely ex- loco condition, unrestored. [1] Estimate £140 to £160

Estimate £300 to £400

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Lot Number 354 Lot Number 359

Selection (11) of 1919-20 London General Selection (3) of 1920s bus TIMETABLE Omnibus Company LEAFLETS 'London BOOKLETS comprising East Surrey Traction Traffic Notes & News' and 'Lists of Motor-Bus dated 14/10/25, National Omnibus, Devon & Routes'. All different and generally in very Cornwall dated May 1927 and good condition. [11] Gloucestershire, Wilts etc dated April 1929 plus a pair of Drivers' & Conductors' RULE Estimate £120 to £140 BOOKS comprising LGOC dated March 1914 and East Surrey Traction dated March 1928. Items are in good to very good condition. [5]

Estimate £140 to £160

Lot Number 355 Lot Number 360

Quantity (23) of 1930s LPTB TROLLEYBUS Pair of London Transport coach stop enamel MILEAGE CHARTS for various locations E-PLATES for Green Line route 724 across London. The charts show the Express, the first destinated Staines and the overhead along the roads, including frogs second annotated 'Fare Stage'. Both have and depôt entrances, together with the exact the blue background used by LT for limited- length of single and double overhead. In very stop services. In very good, ex-use condition. good condition. [23] [2]

Estimate £70 to £90 Estimate £240 to £280

Lot Number 356 Lot Number 361

London Underground 38-Tube Stock enamel 1960s/70s London Underground enamel CAB DESTINATION PLATE for Bushey PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL from the Heath / Finchley Cen on the Northern Line. Northern City Line platforms at Essex Road Bushey Heath would have been the new station. Opened in 1904 by the Great City & northern terminus had the extension Northern Rlwy, Essex Road was part of the proposed before WW2 taken place. A double- Underground from 1933-1975 when it was sided plate with brass ends. In very good, ex- transferred to British Rail. Today is it use condition. [1] operated by Great Northern. Measures 43" x 9" (109cm x 23cm). An excellent example Estimate £90 to £110 with just very minor blemishes. [1]

Estimate £250 to £300

Lot Number 357 Lot Number 362 London Underground enamel PLATFORM ROUNDEL SIGN from Oxford Circus Station London Transport 'Gibson' TICKET on the Bakerloo, Central and Victoria Lines. MACHINE, serial no. 27366, a decimal This is the mid-size version measuring 44" values example (1 1/2p - 12 1/2p). In working (112cm) across by 36" (92cm) high, c1980s, order but needs inking, 'London Transport' and comes complete with its brass frame. In has been removed by LT from the printing very good, ex-use condition with minor plate. Comes with correct-type box (strap blemishes only. [3 parts + frame] broken), harness, copied instruction sheet and spare ticket rolls. [1 set] Estimate £1000 to £1500 Estimate £250 to £300

Lot Number 358 Lot Number 363 Selection (3) of 1920s/30s bus & coach TIMETABLE BOOKLETS comprising United 1954 London Transport Setright TICKET Automobile Services, East Anglia dated MACHINE, serial number 22717, casing no October 1926, Red & White Services/Blue S493, as used on Green Line coaches and Star Coaches dated June 1929 and some Country bus services. Was converted Yorkshire Traction Company dated June to decimal by London Country and comes 1931. Generally in very good condition. [3] with correct box and spare blank/Ribble ticket rolls. Works OK but needs inking. Possibly Estimate £100 to £140 last used at Godstone as per sticker inside box-lid. [1 set]

Estimate £90 to £110

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Lot Number 364 Lot Number 369

British Railways (Eastern Region) locomotive London Underground DOOR CONTROL cast-iron SHEDPLATE '40A' used by Lincoln. PANEL from a C-Stock train as used on the In ex-loco/ex-scrapyard condition, completely Circle and Hammersmith & City lines. unrestored. Owned by today's vendor for Measures 13" x 18" (33cm x 46cm) and is in many decades. [1] ex-use condition. [1]

Estimate £100 to £150 Estimate £60 to £80

Lot Number 365 Lot Number 370

Selection (10) of early London Underground London Underground car LINE DIAGRAM for POSTCARDS comprising 3 x 1906 Great the Metropolitan (Hammersmith & City) and Northern, Piccadilly & Brompton Rlwy, 2 x Circle lines. Printed onto melamine over 1907 Bakerloo Tube (W H Smith), 2 x 1907 hardboard for use on the bulkheads of C- District Railway & Piccadilly Tube (W H Stock cars, pre-refurbishment. Undated but is Smith), 2 x Bakerloo & Piccadilly Tubes (W H early-mid 1970s. Measures 67" x 7.5" Smith) and 1 x 1907 Gt Northern & City (170cm x 19cm) and is in excellent, ex-use (Electric) Railway. Generally in good condition. [1] condition, some are postally used. [10] Estimate £70 to £90 Estimate £120 to £160

Lot Number 366 Lot Number 371

London Transport bus stop enamel Q-PLATE London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATE 'Queue this side for 45, 63, 168A, Queue for routes 395, 395A destinated Hertford other side for 141'. This plate would have North Station, Selefarm Estate and been located at Blackfriars. In very good, ex- annotated 'Fare Stage'. A most unusual plate use condition, just very minor blemishes. [1] with two route numbers and 5 lines of lettering. Likely to have been located in Estimate £90 to £110 Hertford at Fore Street and to have been one of a unique pair. In very good, ex-use condition. [1]

Estimate £200 to £250

Lot Number 367 Lot Number 372

2 large albums of loose-mounted London General Omnibus Company Ltd fold- PHOTOGRAPHS/POSTCARDS compiled by out LEAFLET of Motor and Horse Routes the late Alan A Jackson, historian & transport dated September 1910 from the monthly author, portraying transport etc series which ran from June 1910 to February developments from the late 19th century on. 1911. Cover has illustration of an early motor- These albums cover Haymarket, Trafalgar bus and the contents include details of motor Square, Pall Mall, Whitehall, Westminster services 1-23 and horse services 32-92. Bridge, Houses of Parliament, Charing Survivors from this series rarely appear at Cross, Westminster Bridge etc. Contain real auction. In used condition with some fold- photos, commercial postcards and his own partings. [1] photos. Trains, stations, buses, trams , streets, buildings etc. Albums contain 30 & Estimate £180 to £220 52 double-pages and approx 320 pictures. [2]

Estimate £180 to £220 Lot Number 373

Selection (11) of 1946-52 Eastern Counties Lot Number 368 (2), Eastern National (4) and Thames Valley (5) TIMETABLE BOOKLETS for various areas, some duplication, plus a London Underground Metropolitan Line A- supplementary timetable for Thames Valley. Stock DESTINATION BOX. A complete, free- One with damaged cover, otherwise mostly standing unit with winding mechanism and in good to very good condition, small labels including fitted BLIND with all Metropolitan on front covers. [12] and East London Line destinations. In very good, ex-use condition, winding gear is a Estimate £110 to £140 little stiff and could do with lubrication. [1 + blind]

Estimate £300 to £400

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Lot Number 374 Lot Number 379

Selection (13) of 1946-49 Southern National London Transport (London Country) RT bus (4) and Western National (9) TIMETABLE BONNET FLEETNUMBER PLATE from BOOKLETS for various areas, all different green, Country Area RT 3478. The original (mixture of public & staff issues), plus 7 RT 3478, a red RT, entered service at alterations supplements/leaflets (3 x SN, 4 x Holloway (J) garage in 1952 and the last bus WN). Mostly in good to very good condition, to carry this number, now on a green bus, some have small labels on front covers. [20] finished service at Luton (LS) garage in 1974 and was scrapped in 1976. Apart from a Estimate £120 to £160 small area of paint-loss, in good, ex- use/scrapyard condition. [1]

Estimate £90 to £110

Lot Number 375 Lot Number 380 Selection (13) of 1933-50 Chatham & District Traction Company TIMETABLE BOOKLETS, London Transport bus stop enamel E- all different bar one, including some wartime PLATE, a double-vertical example for route editions. Generally in very good condition, 239 lettered Mon-Sat and destinated some have corroded staples. [13] Holloway Garage only. This would have been located on a short bifurcation of the route Estimate £120 to £160 where journeys back to the garage were operated in service. In very good, ex-use condition. [1]

Estimate £120 to £140

Lot Number 376 Lot Number 381 Pair of London Underground 'Stingemore' linen-card POCKETS MAPS comprising 1960s/70s London Underground enamel c1931 issue with blue cover and Piccadilly PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL from the Railway extensions under construction and Bakerloo line platforms at Trafalgar Square 1932 issue (last one) with mustard cover and station. The station was re-named Charing showing Piccadilly Railway extensions Cross in 1979. Not often seen at auction. complete with opening dates listed on Measures 67" x 9" (170cm x 23cm). An reverse. Both have light cover wear but are excellent example with just minor blemishes. generally very good examples. [2] [1]

Estimate £120 to £160 Estimate £180 to £220

Lot Number 377 Lot Number 382 London Transport enamel BUS & COACH STOP FLAG (Request) A 1950s/60s British Railways (Eastern Region) locomotive 'bullseye'-style, E6-size, double-sided cast-iron SHEDPLATE '41E' used by Stavely 'boat'-type flag complete with runners for 6 e- (Barrow Hill). In ex-loco condition. An plates on each side and including 5 E-plates. uncommon example. Owned by today's Measures 18" x 26" (46cm x 66cm). A few vendor for many decades. [1] small chips, a small area of corrosion loss under the e-plates but otherwise in very good Estimate £100 to £150 condition. [1]

Estimate £170 to £200

Lot Number 378 Lot Number 383 London Underground Q/CO/CP-Stock enamel CAB DESTINATION PLATE for Inner London Transport GS bus BODYBUILDER'S Circle/Sth Kensington on the District/Circle PLATE for Eastern Coach Works Ltd from Lines. Double-sided, reversable, with brass one of the 84 GS-type Guy Specials with ends. In good, ex-use condition with some bodies built by that firm in 1953. In ex-vehicle chips around the chain-holes. [1] condition. [1]

Estimate £120 to £140 Estimate £140 to £180

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Lot Number 384 Lot Number 389

London Transport RT bus BODYBUILDER'S Pair of Almex TICKET MACHINES PLATE for Cravens Carriage & Wagon Co comprising an ex-London Transport model E Ltd, Sheffield from one of the 120 RT-type and a long-range model A, operator unknown AEC Regents with bodies by this firm built in (casing no 6628, serial no 2001 214683). 1948-50. In ex-vehicle condition. [1] Operating handles move freely but not otherwise tested. Plus a selection (6) of Estimate £240 to £280 varied ticket rolls incl London Transport & Kentish Bus. [2 + 6]

Estimate £120 to £140

Lot Number 385 Lot Number 390

BODYBUILDER'S PLATE from a 1952/3 London Transport coach stop enamel E- 4RF4-type, deck-and-a-half airport coach, PLATE for Green Line route 708 destinated one of 65 designed and operated by London Victoria, East Grinstead and annotated 'Fare Transport on behalf of British European Stage'. The only known pair with this wording Airways. The plate is in standard LT style were located at Stanmore Broadway. In very with the addition of an AEC triangle and the good, ex-use condition. [1] substitution of 'BEA' for 'London Transport'. The 'Holy Grail' of these plates! In ex-vehicle Estimate £280 to £320 condition. [1]

Estimate £340 to £380

Lot Number 386 Lot Number 391

Metropolitan Railway COAT OF ARMS Selection (3) of London Transport Conductor- TRANSFER mounted on board and Instructor CAP BADGES comprising two varnished. Includes the arms of London, from Central Area buses: 1950s issue by Middlesex, Buckinghamshire and Firmin (one lug missing) and mid-1960s as well as the company's motto issue by Gaunt, plus the 1950s issue for 'Vis Vincta Servit' - Strength subdued serves. Country Buses by Firmin. Conductor- These were used on the sides of the Instructors were experienced staff who company's locos and carriages. Produced to provided on-the-bus training to new recruits. a very high standard and in excellent Apart from the one defect, all are in very condition. Measures 21" x 18" (53cm x good, ex-use condition. [3] 46cm). [1] Estimate £120 to £140 Estimate £60 to £80

Lot Number 392 Lot Number 387 Selection (4) of London Transport Pair of 1863/1864 Metropolitan Railway driver/conductor CAP BADGES comprising TIMETABLE POSTERS from the first and 1950s issue for Trolleybuses (red badge), second years of operation of the original 1960s issues for Central & Country Area Paddington-Farringdon service of the World's buses and 1970s issue for Conductor- first underground railway. The first is dated Instructors and Loading Reporters. All are in September 1863 and the second March very good, ex-use condition. [4] 1864. They measure 35" x 22" (88cm x 55cm) and are in rather fragile condition with Estimate £80 to £100 tears and losses but are protected behind acrylic sheet. Amazing survivors. [2]

Estimate £180 to £220

Lot Number 393

Lot Number 388 1933 first edition of the H.C. Beck London Underground diagrammatic card POCKET 1899 Metropolitan Railway WORKING TIME MAP with the famous cover slogan "A new TABLE in operation 15th March 1899 until design for an old map." A lightly-used further notice. 170 pages bound into hard example with a little wear but generally in covers with gold-leaf titling on the spine. A good to very good, unmarked condition. [1] most unusual item. In good condition. [1] Estimate £700 to £900 Estimate £220 to £240

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Lot Number 394 Lot Number 399

1960s/70s London Underground enamel London Underground enamel PLATFORM PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL from the ROUNDEL SIGN from Piccadilly Circus Central Line platforms at Oxford Circus station on the Piccadilly and Bakerloo lines. station. Frieze panels from this station are A 3-part sign, plus brass frame, c1980s, in very uncommon. Measures 54" x 9" (137cm x the popular 24" (61cm) size, generally 23cm). A few small blemishes but generally located on the tunnel side. In excellent, ex- in very good condition. [1] use condition with nothing more than minor blemishes. [1 sign in 4 parts] Estimate £300 to £400 Estimate £1000 to £1500

Lot Number 395 Lot Number 400

1950s/60s London Transport enamel BUS London Transport bus stop enamel E- STOP SIGN 'Clifford Avenue' from a 'Keston' PLATE, a double-vertical example for route wooden bus shelter. The 'London Transport' 182 lettered Mon-Sat and destinated Brent wording means that there was also a Cross Station, see below. We think this separate bus stop on a pole. There are would have been located at Brent Cross Clifford Avenues in Mortlake, Ilford, shopping centre. In very good, ex-use Wallington & Chislehurst and we are unable condition. [1] to say which location saw this plate. A flanged, single-sided sign measuring 18" Estimate £120 to £140 (46cm) square and in excellent condition. [1]

Estimate £130 to £150

Lot Number 401 Lot Number 396 Selection (5) of London Transport bus stop 1930s AEC & English Electric brass enamel G-PLATES comprising Shoplinker, TROLLEYBUS BADGE from an AEC For Buses to Industrial Estate, To the Zoo, trolleybus with English Electric bodywork. Special Journeys Only and Superbus Measures 13.5" x 10" (34cm x 25cm) at (London Country, Stevenage). Some edge maximum. In very good, ex-vehicle condition. chips to the third example, the rest are in A most unusual item. [1] very good to excellent, ex-use condition. [5]

Estimate £240 to £280 Estimate £140 to £180

Lot Number 402 Lot Number 397 British Railways (Scottish Region) locomotive Metropolitan Railway/London Underground cast-iron SHEDPLATE '66B' used by enamel DESTINATION PLATE for Baker Motherwell until 1967. In ex-loco condition. Street / Stanmore as used on the Bo-Bo Owned by today's vendor for many decades. electric locomotives and T-Stock multiple [1] units. A double-sided plate with steel ends. In ex-heavy use condition with corrosion at the Estimate £100 to £150 edges and partial loss of one steel end. A most unusual survivor. [1]

Estimate £90 to £110

Lot Number 403 Lot Number 398 Pair of early 20th century LCC Tramways Selection (4) of BUS STOP FLAGS, all brass CAP BADGES, the first for a Motorman double-sided, comprising 2 x aluminium (electric tram driver) and the second '1572', examples for Midland Red, both are very purpose unknown but possibly a Regulator. worn (20" - 51cm in diameter and 13" - 33cm Both are in very good, ex-use condition. [2] square, respectively), a more recent aluminium type labelled West Midlands on Estimate £90 to £110 one side and Midland Red on the other, in good, ex-use condition (13" x 19" - 33cm x 48cm) and an enamel example D C O D [Derby Corporation Omnibus Department], Fare Stage in good, ex-use condition (14" - 36cm square). [4]

Estimate £90 to £110

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Lot Number 404 Lot Number 409

1960s/70s London Underground enamel 1950s/60s London Underground enamel PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL from PLATFORM BULLSEYE SIGN from Colliers Shepherds Bush station on the Central Line, Wood station on the Northern Line. one of the few stations where the panels Measures 28" x 22" (71cm X 56cm). In ex- incorporated the 'bullseye' logo with the line use condition with some over-painting at the name on the bar. Measures 84" x 9" (213cm edges (could be removed), a little weathering x 23cm) and is in very good, ex-use condition and small areas of damage at the screw- with just a few, small edge-chips. [1] holes. [1]

Estimate £140 to £180 Estimate £160 to £200

Lot Number 405 Lot Number 410

Selection (5) of 1930s onwards London London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATE Transport FARECHARTS comprising 1936 for route 339 lettered 'London Country'. It tram routes 36-38 (paper, single-sided, short was highly unusual for the LC name to tear at top r/h), 1946 tram routes 10 & 16-18 appear on e-plates as it was generally (card, double-sided), 1946 trolleybus routes deemed unnecessary following the 1970 601/602/603 & 604/605 (card, double-sided) split. Post 1970, the 339 did not enter LT and 1972 Green Line card issues x 2: territory but, at its eastern end, we think it 712/713 (double-sided) & 715/715A. In ex- may have encountered an Eastern National use condition [5] service also numbered 339 and perhaps there was a need there to distinguish Estimate £80 to £100 between the two operators. Very probably one of a unique pair, therefore. In very good, ex-use condition. [1]

Estimate £90 to £110 Lot Number 406

London Transport RT bus BONNET FLEETNUMBER PLATE from RT 1265. The Lot Number 411 original RT 1265, a 'Saunders' roofbox RT, entered service at Willesden (AC) garage in 1949 and the last bus to carry this number 2 large albums of loose-mounted finished service at Uxbridge (UX) garage in PHOTOGRAPHS/POSTCARDS compiled by 1970 and was scrapped the same year. In the late Alan A Jackson, historian & transport good, ex-use condition. [1] author, portraying transport etc developments from the late 19th century on. Estimate £80 to £100 These albums cover Kensington, Knightsbridge, Marble Arch, Oxford Circus, Park Lane, Tottenham Court Rd, Charing Cross Rd, Piccadilly, Regent St, Leicester Square etc. Contain real photos, commercial Lot Number postcards and his own photos. Trains, 407 stations, buses, streets, buildings etc. Albums contain 58 & 53 double-pages and Selection (5) of 1970s/80s London approx 420 pictures. [2] Underground car LINE DIAGRAMS (traditional paper type) comprising issues for Estimate £180 to £220 the Metropolitan Line (undated), Piccadilly Line dated 12/76, Bakerloo line dated 1/74, Central Line dated 11/82 and Metropolitan Line, East London Section (undated). A few Lot Number storage marks and creases but generally In 412 good to very good condition. [5] Selection (5) of London Underground Estimate £120 to £140 ENAMEL PLATES comprising 2 x Positive/Negative Current Rail Isolating 606 & 606A measuring 10.5" x 12" (27cm x 30cm) and 3 x Signal Identification: Lot Number A 179, A 745 & R 179 measuring 16" x 6" 408 (41cm x 15cm). All in good to very good, ex- use condition. [5] Large quantity (36) of 1984 London Underground car LINE DIAGRAMS for the Estimate £90 to £110 Northern Line. Dated 2/84, these are traditional paper issues with a shiny finish. All are unused, a few have storage marks or scuffs etc but most are in excellent condition. [36]

Estimate £150 to £200

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Lot Number 413 Lot Number 418

Aluminium FRONT PANEL with hinged Pair of 1924 & 1925 British Empire Exhibition BULLSEYE PLATE from London Transport at Wembley official, fold-out GUIDES, the RF 563. The upper half of the bullseye opens first with a map designed by Kennedy North on a sprung hinge to reveal (on the bus) the in a style similar to MacDonald Gill with an radiator filler cap (cap surround still present Underground map with calligraphed station on reverse). The original RF 563, a green names and elaborate, colourful illustrations. 'Country' bus, entered service at Hertford Used with some cover wear but are good (HG) garage in 1953 and in 1969, the bus when opened out. [2] then carrying that number was transferred to the Central Area and painted red. The last Estimate £60 to £80 RF 563 was withdrawn from Kingston (K) garage in 1976, subsequently presumed scrapped. Measures 28" x 29" (71cm x 74cm). In good, ex-use condition. [1] Lot Number Estimate £300 to £400 419

1950s/60s London Transport enamel BUS & COACH STOP FLAG (Request). This is the Lot Number less common type with a black bar, it was 414 thought that this would improve legibility of the lettering. A double-sided, hollow Quantity (22) of London Transport bus 'boat'-style flag measuring 18" x 16" (46cm x garage ALLOCATION STENCIL PLATES 41cm). A very good example, just two small from central and country garages from HH to chips to the enamel. [1] WY including several matching pairs. Most are in good to very good, ex-use condition, a Estimate £120 to £140 few are heavily used. [22]

Estimate £110 to £130

Lot Number 420

London Transport bus stop enamel E- PLATE, a double-vertical example for route Lot Number 244 lettered Mon-Fri Rush Hours and 415 destinated Highlands Hospital. We think this would have been located at Southgate Quantity (51) of London Transport and is almost certainly one of a RUNNING NUMBER STENCILS from 1 to unique pair. In very good, ex-use condition. 211, many are matching pairs. Generally in [1] good to very good, ex-use condition, some are heavily used. [51] Estimate £120 to £140

Estimate £90 to £110

Lot Number 421

c1960s London Underground ENAMEL SIGN 'Subway, for pedestrians only, cycling is Lot Number prohibited etc' with a bullseye logo at the top. 416 A flanged sign measuring 18" x 12" (46cm x 30cm). A couple of chips at/near the edges, a 1940s/50s London Transport enamel BUS few scratches, otherwise in good, ex-use STOP FLAG, the 'request' version. Double- condition. [1] sided with two enamel plates inside a bronze frame. Carries 'Fare Stage' stickers for Estimate £70 to £90 trolleybus routes 601, 602, 603. Measures 18" x 16" (46cm x 40cm) and retains its original fixing rods. A few small blemishes but generally a very good example. [1]

Estimate £90 to £110 Lot Number 422

British Railways (Southern Region) locomotive cast-iron SHEDPLATE '71A' used Lot Number by Eastleigh & sub-sheds until 9/63. 417 Eastleigh triangle on reverse. In ex-loco/ex- scrapyard condition. Owned by today's London Underground 1938-Tube Stock vendor for many decades. [1] enamel CAB DESTINATION PLATE for Alexandra Palace / Moorgate on the Northern Estimate £90 to £110 Line. The Alexandra Palace branch of the Northern City Line was planned under the 1930s 'Northern Heights' programme. After the War, the planned extension did not proceed and Tube trains never ran to the Palace. A double-sided plate with brass ends. In very good condition. [1]

Estimate £100 to £140

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Lot Number 423 Lot Number 428

London Transport RTL bus BONNET London Transport RT bus BONNET FLEETNUMBER PLATE from RTL 1465. The FLEETNUMBER PLATE from green, Country original RTL 1465 entered service at Athol Area RT 2752. The original RT 2752, a red Street, Poplar (C) garage in 1953 and the bus, entered service at Rye Lane (RL) last bus to carry this number finished service garage in 1952 and the last bus to carry this at Bow (BW) garage in 1968. In good, ex-use number (a green RT) finished passenger condition. [1] service at Hatfield (HF) garage in 1969. It then became the Riverside (R) garage staff Estimate £120 to £140 bus and, having been retained by London Transport on 1 Jan 1970, was finally withdrawn in June 1970 and scrapped later that year . In good, ex-use condition. [1]

Estimate £120 to £160 Lot Number 424

1960s/70s London Underground enamel Lot Number PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL from the 429 Northern Line platforms at Leicester Square station in the heart of London's theatreland. London Underground Q-Stock etc enamel Measures 63" x 9.5" (160cm x 24cm) and is CAB DESTINATION PLATE for Sth Acton / in excellent condition with just minor Sth Harrow from the former District Line blemishes. [1] services to these stations. The District Line service to South Harrow ceased in 1933 and Estimate £200 to £250 to South Acton in 1959. In very good, ex-use condition, a couple of small chips have been touched in. [1]

Estimate £300 to £400

Lot Number 425

London & South West Railway (L&SWR) cast- Lot Number iron WAGON PLATE 'L & S W R Co - 1874 - 430 Eastleigh Works'. A label on the back suggests that this was later Southern London Transport bus stop enamel E- Railway wagon 57844. Face and back PLATE, a double-vertical example for route repainted, in excellent condition. [1] 276 destinated Chingford Mount, Yardley Lane Estate. Likely to have been located at Estimate £90 to £110 Walthamstow Central station and to have been one of a unique pair. In very good, ex- use condition. [1]

Estimate £120 to £140

Lot Number 426

Selection (21) of London Transport bus- Lot Number related POSTERS comprising 1946 431 'Courtesy Aids Service' (20" x 25" - 51cm x 62cm), 1932 'General' map (33.5" x 25.5" - London Transport bus stop enamel Q-PLATE 85cm x 65cm, rather tatty), 3 x quad-royal 'Queue this side for 77, 77A, 77C, 168, bus maps (1962 & 2 x 1975) plus 16 x Queue other side for 11, 24, 29'. An 1970s/80s interior posters to fit RTs, interesting central-London plate that would Routemasters. Generally in good condition, have been located on Whitehall. In excellent, some blemishes to the large posters which ex-use condition. [1] are folded. [21] Estimate £120 to £140 Estimate £90 to £110

Lot Number 427 Lot Number 432 Set of London Underground enamel STOCK- NUMBER PLATES from a complete 4-car unit of 1962-Tube Stock comprising Driving Selection (3) of London Transport & Motor Cars 1634 & 1635, Trailer 2634 and Southdown CAP BADGES comprising LT Non-Driving Motor Car 9635. These plates bus inspectors' badges for (a) Central Buses were located inside the end of each car and (b) Country Buses, both are 1960s above the inter-communicating door. Mostly chrome issues, plus a Southdown Motor in very good, ex-use condition, one has a Services driver's/conductor's cap badge in small chip and paint splashes. [4] scrolled letter style and chrome finish. All are in very good, ex-use condition. [3[ Estimate £120 to £140 Estimate £110 to £130

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Lot Number 433 Lot Number 438

1911 London Underground POCKET MAP. Selection (9) of London Transport RT etc bus This edition shows the 3 separate VEHICLE PLATES comprising 4 x offside Hammersmith stations, the CLR extension to route number 'stencil' plates (all different) as Liverpool St under construction and the fitted to RT, RTL & RTW types from 1947-63 LBSCR lines to Crystal Palace. Opens out to (double-sided, both sides pictured) plus 5 x 10.5" x 8" (27cm x 20cm). In very good, slip-plates, two with stickers (one is from a lightly-used condition, a very small printing Green Line RT), two lettered for St Albans smudge at the bottom edge and a short garage staff buses and one RM, RF, GS size inward tear from the r/h edge. An ex- which is blank. In good to very good, ex-use guidebook copy that has been re-folded. [1] condition. [9]

Estimate £120 to £140 Estimate £120 to £140

Lot Number 434 Lot Number 439

British Railways cast-alloy LOCOMOTIVE 1950s/60s London Underground PLATFORM NAMEPLATE 'Temeraire - Warship Class' ex- BULLSEYE SIGN from the original Charing diesel hydraulic Class 43 D851, built 1961 by Cross station, either the District/Circle, the North British Locomotive Co and placed Northern or Bakerloo Line platforms, into service at Laira Plymouth, later spells at probably on the track-side. Charing Cross Newton Abbot and Old Oak Common, station was re-named Embankment in 1976. withdrawn from Newton Abbot in 1971 and Measures 28" x 26" (71cm x 66cm) and is in scrapped at Swindon in 1972. Measures 43" very good condition with very minor x 11" (109cm x 28cm). In very good, ex-use blemishes only. [1] condition with a few very small nicks, probably an older background repaint. [1] Estimate £300 to £400

Estimate £5000 to £6000

Lot Number 440 Lot Number 435 London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATE for route 259 destinated Special Journeys to British Railways (Western Region) Tramway Avenue. This would have been locomotive cast-iron SHEDPLATE '87A' used located on the section where buses on this by Neath & sub-sheds to 1965 and later former tram and trolleybus route ran in Landore. In ex-loco condition. Owned by service back to Edmonton garage, former today's vendor for many decades. [1] tram & trolleybus depôt. In very good, ex-use condition. [1] Estimate £100 to £150 Estimate £120 to £140

Lot Number 441 Lot Number 436 1930 Green Line Coaches Ltd driver's/conductor's CAP BADGE issued from 2 large albums of London TRAM, BUS & the formation of the company until after COACH PUNCH TICKETS from the 1920s absorption into LPTB. Part of a 'family' of on. One albums contains 350+ Green Line similar badges all based on the Underground and 450+ Tram, Tram & Trolleybus tickets Group bullseye. In very good, ex-use and the other 500+ Bus tickets. Sorted by condition. [1] type and era. Huge variety with plenty of geographical types. [1,300+] Estimate £90 to £110

Estimate £180 to £220

Lot Number 442 Lot Number 437 1940s/50s London Transport enamel BUS & COACH STOP FLAG (request). An E3 type Set of London Transport RT bus VEHICLE with runners for 3 e-plates on each side and PLATES comprising 2 x enamel RADIATOR comes with 2 enamel E-plates: 71 & 418. BADGES (one Central Area, one Country Double-sided with two enamel plates inside a Area) and 2 x metal BODYBUILDER'S bronze frame. Measures 18" x 21.5" (46cm x PLATES, one for Park Royal Vehicles, one 54cm). A most unusual version of the framed for Weymann's. All in good to very good, ex- variety. In ex-use condition with some small use condition. [4] chips and rather weathered on one side. [1]

Estimate £120 to £140 Estimate £140 to £180

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Lot Number 443 Lot Number 448

1930s London Transport bus stop timetable- 1930 GWR brass LOCOMOTIVE panel enamel HEADER PLATE in the pre- WORKSPLATE No 24048 from North British WW2 style with over/underlining of 'London Locomotive Queen's Park Works, Glasgow. Transport' with diamond cut-outs. Measures Reverse states to be ex-Collett '5700' class 8.25" x 3" (21cm x 8cm). A superb example 0-6-0PT 7760, last shed Oxford, withdrawn in excellent, ex-use condition with only the 1961 and sold to London Transport as their tiniest of blemishes. [1] (second) L90 where it became one of the last steam locos on the Underground, withdrawn Estimate £180 to £220 in 1971 and sold into preservation, currently out of use. In excellent condition. [1]

Estimate £500 to £600

Lot Number 444 Lot Number 449 London Underground Standard Tube Stock enamel CAB DESTINATION PLATE for c1980s London Underground enamel Denham / Liverpool St on the Central Line. PLATFORM ROUNDEL SIGN from South Denham would have been the western on the Northern Line. terminus under the pre-war plans but the Measures 25" (64cm) square. In good ex-use extension to that point was abandoned with condition, just a little weathering. [1] the introduction of the Green Belt and the 'Denham' plates were never used. In good, Estimate £160 to £200 ex-use condition with some small chips that have been touched in. [1]

Estimate £300 to £400

Lot Number 445 Lot Number 450

1953/4 London Transport Setright TICKET 2 large albums of loose-mounted MACHINE, serial number 18773, casing no PHOTOGRAPHS/POSTCARDS compiled by S272, as used on Green Line coaches and the late Alan A Jackson, historian & transport some Country bus services. Was converted author, portraying transport etc to decimal by London Country with the pence developments from the late 19th century on. dial capped at 9.5p. The machine has been These albums cover the Croydon area: professionally rebuilt/refurbished and is in Addiscombe, Woodside, Shirley, South excellent, working condition. Comes with an Croydon, Selsdon, Waddon, West Croydon unused 'London Transport' ticket roll and a etc. Contain real photos, commercial non-LT, metal, Setright box in refurbished postcards and his own photos. Subjects condition. [1 set] include railway locos, trains, stations & infrastructure, buses, trams , streets, Estimate £120 to £160 buildings etc. Albums contain 32 & 57 double- pages and approx 340 pictures. [2]

Estimate £180 to £220 Lot Number 446

London Transport Ultimate TICKET Lot Number 451 MACHINE no U 643 ex Kingston Garage where it would have been used on the RF single-decker buses. Comes with its original London Transport coach stop enamel E- box with matching number and with the PLATE for Green Line route 725 destinated correct ticket-roll holder. Has not been tested Kingston, Croydon, Gravesend and but levers appear to be free. The annotated 'Fare Stage'. A most uncommon manufacturer's name-plates were always plate, only 2 pairs were recorded, both in removed by LT. [1 unit] Egham Hill. In very good, ex-use condition. [1] Estimate £100 to £140 Estimate £440 to £500

Lot Number 447

1937 GWR cast-iron LOCOMOTIVE Lot Number 452 CABSIDE PLATE ex-Collett '5700' class 0-6-0PT 3729 withdrawn from Hereford 86C in 1963 after spells at Aberbeeg, Stourbridge London Transport bus stop enamel Q-PLATE Junction & Ebbw Junction (Newport). 'Queue this side for 260, 266, Queue other Scrapped at Cashmore's, Newport in 1963. side for 207, 207A'. All of these were In entirely ex-loco condition, unrestored. [1] Routemaster-operated, former trolleybus routes and the plate would have been Estimate £300 to £400 located on the Uxbridge Road in Acton. In very good, ex-use condition, just minor blemishes. [1]

Estimate £90 to £110

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Lot Number 453 Lot Number 458

1912 London Underground POCKET MAP Selection (12) of 1928 onwards (mostly "What to See and How to See it" printed by 1930s) Westinghouse Brake & Signal George Philip & Son Ltd and featuring the ILLUSTRATED BOOKLETS regarding vertical UndergrounD logo. This issue marks signalling upgrades (2 duplicates) incl stations with black-outlined white circles and Brighton Line, Northallerton to Darlington, shows the Met station as Hammersmith Hull, Waterloo to Hampton Court, Cardiff, (Grove). The reverse shows a theatre plan, Maryland to Gidea Park, London Transport, places of amusement etc. Opens out to 10.5" London Bridge plus a small selection of x 8" (27cm x 20cm). A very good copy 1950s Westinghouse 'Review' magazines, indeed, just a small printing smudge at the employee correspondence etc plus 1926 top r/h corner and a few other minor GWR booklet 'Diagrams of Special Wagons' blemishes but generally an excellent and a couple of 1912/1921 London Electric example. [1] Railway Reports & Accounts. Most items in good condition. [Quantity] Estimate £200 to £300 Estimate £70 to £90

Lot Number 454 Lot Number 459 Full set (3) of Underground Group Tramways CAP BADGES as issued from 1924-33 to Set of miniature London Transport BUS drivers & conductors of the Combine's three STOP SIGNS. Manufactured by Garnier in tramway companies: London United, the same way as the full-size signs, these Metropolitan Electric and South Metropolitan were produced in the 1980s for sale in the Electric. The badges feature the and have been Underground Group's bar & circle 'bullseye' unobtainable for many years. This is the full motif and are made of nickel-silver enamelled set with compulsory and request versions for in blue. In very good, ex-use condition. [3] bus, coach, trolleybus & tram, all in 1930s-40s style. The plates measure 4.5" x Estimate £180 to £220 4" (11cm x 10cm) and are in very good condition. [8]

Estimate £80 to £100 Lot Number 455

Selection (5) of 1910 & onwards RAILWAY Lot Number 460 TIMETABLES comprising June 1910 LB&SCR Appendix to the Service Time Book, July 1910 ABC Railway Guide, March 1940/41, Volume 25 of GARCKE'S MOTOR 1934 Southern Railway General, Central- TRANSPORT YEAR-BOOK & DIRECTORY Eastern & Western Appendices to the + bound volumes for Jul-Dec 1930 of Working Timetables, January 1940 Southern 'MOTOR TRANSPORT' and 'TRAMWAY & Railway 'Emergency Passenger Services' RAILWAY WORLD' + 1935/36/37 Show and Sept-Oct 1944 Bradshaw's Guide. Numbers of 'COMMERCIAL MOTOR', 1931 Condition ranges from well-used to good. [5] Commercial Motor BUYERS' GUIDE, June 1933 issue of 'THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY, Estimate £90 to £110 BUS & TRAM JOURNAL + 26 issues, 1906-07, of THE BET GAZETTE. Items shows some wear but are generally in good condition. [34 items]

Lot Number 456 Estimate £120 to £160

Quantity (41) of 1920s-70s (mainly) London Transport PANEL TIMETABLES including a 1924 London United Tramways example for Lot Number 461 routes 73/77 and a number of 1930s bus versions. Plus a quantity (22) of 1960s London Transport bus FARECHARTS, the Pair of London Transport bus stop smaller paper type. Generally in good to very TIMETABLE PANEL FRAMES, the first is full- good condition. [63] size (takes 3 panels), the second 2/3rds-size (takes 2 panels). Wooden frames with glass Estimate £80 to £100 panels. The first contains a full-size panel dated September 1951 for Stage 5 of the post-war tram-to-bus conversion programme and the second contains a 1967 panel for Rover tickets and a 1962 panel for the final Lot Number stage of the trolleybus-to-bus conversion 457 programme. The frames are in very good, ex- use condition. [2] London Underground 38-Tube Stock enamel CAR NUMBER PLATE from driving motor Estimate £120 to £140 car 10313. These plates were located inside the cars above the inter-connecting doors. In very good, ex-use condition - a fine example. [1]

Estimate £90 to £110

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Lot Number 462 Lot Number 467

London Transport Central Buses "Fireman" London Underground enamel LINE CAP BADGE issued from the late 1940s DIAGRAM for platforms 2 & 3 at Liverpool onwards to Fire Officers, members of the Street station and showing the complete Central Road Services fire brigades until westbound Metropolitan Line, Hammersmith disbandment in the late 1960s. A most & City Line and part of the Circle Line. Still uncommon badge. In excellent, ex-use using the traditional upper-case lettering, we condition. [1] think this would have been made in 1979 after the opening of the Jubilee Line. It has Estimate £90 to £110 added plates to reflect the separation of the Hammersmith & City Line from the Met in 1990. Measures 46" x 66" (117cm x 168cm) and is in good, ex-use condition with some small blemishes, mainly at the edges. [1]

Estimate £600 to £700 Lot Number 463

Quantity of c1919 onwards Underground Group/London Transport etc PUBLICITY Lot Number ITEMS incl 6 x Appointments Diaries 468 1928-34 (all bar one are complete & unused), post-WW1 leisure outings leaflets, LCC London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATE Tramways c1932 'Around London by Tram - for route 108B destinated Rennell Street north of the Thames', LGOC 1922 'Rebirth of only. This must have been for short-workings the Omnibus' booklet, Victoria Line opening turning in Lewisham and is likely to have publicity and other misc items. [Quantity] been one of a unique pair. In very good, ex- use condition. [1] Estimate £70 to £90 Estimate £120 to £140

Lot Number 464

1960s glass PANEL SIGN 'Birch Bros - London' from the rear of a coach operated by Lot Number 469 this well-known company which ceased business in 1971. Coach type unknown but may well have been one of the Leyland Selection of bus BADGES & PLATES, mostly Leopards used on Birch's Bristol and Eastern Coach Works plus service from London to Bedford & Rushden examples from Massey Bros & Duple. (see picture). Measures 51" x 6.5" (130cm x Includes name badges, body-plates etc. All in 16cm) and is in good, ex-vehicle condition. good, ex-use condition. [15 items] [1] Estimate £70 to £90 Estimate £80 to £100

Lot Number 465

Quantity of Midland Red & Birmingham City Lot Number 470 Transport CAP & LAPEL BADGES etc including driver & conductor, inspector, senior inspector, traffic inspector etc (mostly Selection (13) of 1890s & onwards London metal/enamel, 3 are cloth type) plus a BMMO GUIDES, PLANS etc including issues by 'Acme Thunderer' WHISTLE and 4 x Bacon, Philips, W H Smith, Black's, ABC etc. 'Midland' UNIFORM BUTTONS. All in good Most are early 20th century and two contain to very good, ex-use condition. [18 items] fold-out official Underground maps. Generally in good to very good, used condition. [13] Estimate £150 to £180 Estimate £120 to £140

Lot Number 466

Selection of memorabilia from London's last Lot Number 471 Trolleybuses in 1962 including a FARECHART for routes 601-605, 2 'Buses for Trolleybuses' NOTICES, small sections of Selection (4) of 19th-century London MAPS DESTINATION BLINDS, FW depôt STENCIL comprising 1833 James Wyld's Map of the PLATE & RUNNING NUMBER in later-type Vicinity of London (sectioned on card-backed holder, FRAMED PHOTO of a Q1 trolleybus, pages) plus linen-backed fold-out maps a 'Buses for Trolleybuses' LEAFLET, 2 last inside hard covers: 1861 Ordnance Survey 1" trolleybus TICKETS (framed) plus an London & Environs, 1863 Davies' Map of the (unrelated) enamel FARE STAGE PLATE & Environs of London and 1871 Collins' a set of recently-produced DEPôT PLANS. Standard Map of London. All are in generally [13 items] good, used condition with varying degrees of wear. [4] Estimate £90 to £110 Estimate £240 to £280

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Lot Number 472 Lot Number 477

Selection (31) of 1870s & onwards MAPS of 1924 (1st edition) of Geographia London and RAILWAY MAPS. The earliest 'AUTHENTIC MAP DIRECTORY OF being Standford's 1877 maps of LONDON & SUBURBS' (worn covers, repairs Westminster, City of London etc and of to spine) plus a quantity of London-related Deptford, Camberwell, Lewisham etc plus a books, booklets, maps & guides etc incl 1895 wide variety of others that are also linen- City of London Directory, LCC Reports backed inside hard covers plus fold-out maps 1907-8, LCC London Statistics 1936-38, hard- in card covers and other paper maps, mostly cover London Atlases and a great variety of early 20th-century. In varying condition, all other publications. [Quantity] used, mostly good. [31] Estimate £240 to £260 Estimate £220 to £260

Lot Number 478 Lot Number 473 Pair of London Tram ROUTE NUMBER Pair of London Transport Military Band CAP STENCIL PLATES from E/1-class cars on BADGES, the first believed to be routes 16 & 18 which ran from Purley to the 1930s/1940s, made of brass and with the LT Embankment and were replaced by bus 109 griffin, and the second, featuring a brass in 1951. These are the smaller-size plates raised element with a lyre motif, backed by (11" x 10" or 28cm x 26cm) which slotted in an LT bullseye finished in red and white front of the lower-deck windows. In ex-use enamel, worn from c1949 until the band condition, unrestored. [1] broke up c1969/70. The band was founded after WW1 and paraded in the Lord Mayor's Estimate £120 to £140 Show and at the Remembrance Day ceremonies as well as performing at staff and public functions. Both are in very good, ex- use condition. [2] Lot Number Estimate £140 to £180 479

London Tram ROUTE NUMBER STENCIL PLATE for route 54 which ran from Victoria to Lot Number Grove Park and was replaced by bus 69 in 474 1952. This is the less common, wide type of plate (26.5" x 8.5" - 67cm x 21cm) with small Selection (3) of 1914 London General holes in the digits, known as a 'Venner' plate, Omnibus Co (LGOC) Motor-Bus MAPS & which was fitted behind the glass in the end GUIDES (pocket maps) comprising the upper-deck windows of certain E/1 and HR/2 issues dated May, July and August. Showing cars. In ex-use condition. [1] their age with darkening and some fold- partings. Estimate £70 to £90

Estimate £90 to £110

Lot Number 480

London Transport TRAM TOOLBOX as carried on the platform of London's first- Lot Number 475 generation trams until 1952. Ex-E/1 rehabilitated car 1386. A wooden box with lifting handles and measuring 26" x 10" x 7.5" 2 large albums of loose-mounted (66cm x 26cm x 19cm). Comes with a note PHOTOGRAPHS/POSTCARDS compiled by describing its discovery at Thornton Heath the late Alan A Jackson, historian & transport garage and subsequent restoration as well author, portraying transport etc as a list of the tools etc that it would have developments from the late 19th century on. contained in service. In very good, restored These albums cover Buckingham Palace, condition. [1] Victoria Station, Pimlico, Strand, Aldwych, Kingsway etc. Contain real photos, Estimate £90 to £110 commercial postcards and his own photos. Trains, stations, buses, trams , streets, buildings etc. Albums contain 59 & 25 double- pages and approx 330 pictures. [2] Lot Number 481 Estimate £180 to £220 London Tram & Trolleybus Conductor's METROPOLITAN STAGE CARRIAGE BADGE T 17720. Equivalent to PSV licence Lot Number 476 badges, these were issued from 1935-1962 for electric traction in the capital. In good, ex- use condition. [1] Quantity (c120) of 1950s/60s BUS TIMETABLE LEAFLETS from a wide range Estimate £200 to £300 of operators, large and small, across the UK. Huge variety, generally in good to very good condition. [c120]

Estimate £90 to £110

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Lot Number 482 Lot Number 486

London Tram & Trolleybus Driver's 1912 (June-Sept) London, Tilbury & METROPOLITAN STAGE CARRIAGE Southend Railway TIMETABLES with cover BADGE T 8337, a 'Metrovick Traffolyte' illustration of Southend-on-Sea and fold out example with 'horseshoe' fitting. Equivalent to map of the line & connections plus 1914 PSV licence badges, these were issued from Great Central Railway APPENDIX to the 1935-1962 for electric traction in the capital. WORKING TIMETABLE from Oct 1st. Both In good, ex-use condition. [1] have been bound into hard covers, the former is in very good condition, the latter Estimate £200 to £300 has a repaired first page, otherwise good. [1]

Estimate £90 to £110

Lot Number 483 Lot Number 487

London Transport bus & coach stop enamel 1950s/60s London Transport enamel Q-PLATE 'Queue this side for 734, 735, COACH STOP FLAG (Request). A double- Queue other side for 135, 231'. An interesting sided, hollow 'boat'-style flag measuring 18" x plate with mixed Green Line and bus 16" (46cm x 41cm). An excellent example in services and which would have been located very good, ex-use condition with just minor in Enfield. In very good, ex-use condition, just blemishes. Comes with both fixing rods still minor blemishes. [1] attached. [1]

Estimate £180 to £220 Estimate £90 to £110

Lot Number 484 Lot Number 488

London Transport STL bus BONNET 1950s/60s London Transport enamel FLEETNUMBER PLATE from green STL COACH STOP FLAG (Compulsory). A 2659, one of the 'unfrozen' buses completed double-sided, hollow 'boat'-style flag during WW2 from pre-war unfinished measuring 18" x 16" (46cm x 41cm). An chassis. This one was fitted with a spare, excellent example in very good, ex-use standard STL body, painted red, and entered condition with just minor blemishes. [1] service in 1942 at Amersham (MA) garage. Repainted green in 1947, without identity Estimate £90 to £110 change, it was last in service at Watford, High St (WA) garage in 1951, subsequently serving as a trainer or staff bus until disposal in 1958. In ex-vehicle/scrapyard condition. [1]

Estimate £140 to £180 Lot Number 489

c1980s London Underground enamel Lot Number 485 PLATFORM ROUNDEL SIGN from Tooting Broadway station on the Northern Line. Measures 25" (64cm) square. In very good 1915 Railway Clearing House 'OFFICIAL ex-use condition. [1] RAILWAY JUNCTION DIAGRAMS', 158 coloured diagrams + index & supplements, Estimate £160 to £200 inside hard covers, plus 1921 edition of RCH Official RAILWAY MAP of London & Environs, fold-out, linen-backed, inside hard covers, plus 1900 issue of Met & G C Joint Committee Cartage Area MAP for Gt Missenden, fold out, linen-backed, inside hard covers. All are in good to very good, used condition, the first has some cover Lot Number wear. [3] 490

Estimate £120 to £160 Mixed lot of 1930s-on London Transport & railway TIMETABLES & GUIDEBOOKS incl 1930s LT area booklets, 1948 LT Trams & Trolleybuses Officials' timetable, misc other LT timetable booklets, LT, Southern Railway & BR (S)/ BR (W) Rambles booklets etc. Condition ranges from used to very good. [22 items]

Estimate £90 to £110

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Lot Number 491 Lot Number 496

Quantity (16) of 1940/50s Pair of 1930s-60s Eastern Counties Omnibus Tramways trolleybus TIMETABLE Co Ltd enamel HEADER PLATES from BOOKLETS dated from June 1948 to timetable boards. Two different styles, the September 1956. All different editions bar older of the two has an angled upper edge. one and generally in good condition, some They measure 20/22" x 3.5" (51/56cm x 9cm. have corroded staples. Plus 2 Chatham & Both are in very good condition, the first has District LEAFLETS: Resumption of Sunday paint splashes along the edges which could Morning Services from September 1945 and easily be removed and is very good Fare Table dated October 1945. In good underneath. [2] condition. [18] Estimate £120 to £160 Estimate £140 to £180

Lot Number 497 Lot Number 492 Quantity (14) of London bus Pair of London Transport conductor's leather REGISTRATION PLATES, 7 pairs of CASH BAGS in excellent, lightly-used matching front and rear plates from L-class condition plus 3 x wooden TICKET RACKS, Olympians and DMS-class Fleetlines. two are LT-type 14-position racks for Generally in good, ex-vehicle condition. [14] standard punch tickets, the other is a 4-position rack for large tickets. All in ex-use Estimate £140 to £160 condition. [5]

Estimate £120 to £160

Lot Number 498 Lot Number 493 Large quantity (125) of Birmingham Large quantity (200) of London Transport Corporation Transport GAZETTES & GIBSON TICKET ROLLS in original box as ANNUAL REPORTS comprising 91 of the despatched from LT's Effra Road Ticket former, dated from 1929-1963 (the early Works. Rolls as new. [200] editions are called 'Birmingham Tramways Gazette', later ones 'Birmingham City Estimate £250 to £350 Transport Gazette', and 34 Annual Reports dated from 1904-1969. Mostly in good to very good condition. [125]

Estimate £90 to £110

Lot Number 499 Lot Number 494 1960s London Underground, double-sided Quantity (24) of 1977 London Transport ENAMEL SIGN 'Central Line, Platforms 1 & GIBSON TICKET ROLLS produced for the 2' with directional arrows and 'Way Out' on Queen's Sliver Jubilee and featuring the one side. Almost certainly from Holborn names of various sponsoring companies on Station. A flanged sign designed to hang the reverse sides. All appear to be different from the ceiling, original hook-eyes are and most are part-used. Plus a large quantity present. Measures 48" x 9" (122cm x 23cm) (several reams) of 1979 London Transport and is in excellent, ex-use condition. [1] 'Shillibeer' A4 LETTERHEAD SHEETS produced by LT Advertising to mark the Estimate £140 to £160 150th anniversary of and with a Shillibeer-liveried Routemaster at the top. Unused. [24 + quantity of letterhead]

Estimate £60 to £80 Lot Number 500

London Transport coach stop enamel E- Lot Number 495 PLATE for Green Line routes 712/713 destinated Luton via Borehamwood for the former and Dunstable via Borehamwood for London Transport Country Buses GIBSON the latter. These routes were withdrawn TICKET MACHINE serial no 34324. As with before e-plate locations were recorded but it all 'Country' machines, it prints a date so that is very possible that this was one of a pair Rover tickets could be issued. These located at Golders Green. A most unusual machines were "converted" to decimal by 'split-destinated' plate. In very good, ex-use London Country in 1971 by removing the 'd' condition. [1] from the pence values and using the 1/- and 1/1d values to represent 1 1/2p and 2 1/2p! Estimate £600 to £800 Comes with its original box and is in very good working order. [1 unit]

Estimate £600 to £800

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Lot Number 501 Lot Number 506

London General Omnibus Company Ltd fold- 1930s/40s Southend-on-Sea Transport out LEAFLET of Motor and Horse Routes (Southend Corporation Light Railways dated October 1910 from the monthly series Transport Department) enamel which ran from June 1910 to February 1911. TROLLEYBUS STOP FLAG ' Trolley Buses Cover has illustration of an early motor-bus Stop here by Request'. A double-sided sign and the contents include details of motor measuring 19" x 18" (48cm x 46cm) and in services 1-24 and horse services 32-92. good, ex-use condition. [1] Complete but has parted at several of the folds. [1] Estimate £200 to £300

Estimate £120 to £140

Lot Number 502 Lot Number 507

1908 London Underground POCKET MAP 1930s/40s Southend-on-Sea Transport showing the exhibition venues at Shepherd's (Southend Corporation Light Railways Bush & Earl's Court. 1908 saw the first use of Transport Department) enamel TRAM STOP the UndergrounD logo as a header on these FLAG 'All Cars Stop here'. A double-sided maps. This is a special edition produced for sign measuring 16" x 17" (41cm x 43cm) and the Midland Railway whose information in good, ex-use condition. [1] appears on 2 panels on the reverse. In used condition with some short partings at the Estimate £300 to £400 folds but presents very well overall. [1]

Estimate £200 to £250

Lot Number 503 Lot Number 508

London Transport 'DOLLY STOP', a Quantity (14) of London Transport Officials' temporary bus stop used for diversions, TIMETABLES OF Central Buses (& emergencies etc. This is the complete 'head' Trolleybuses & Green Line Coaches where of the stop and consists of two back-to-back appropriate) known as Inspector's 'Red enamel plates inside a steel frame. It is the Books'. Issues dated May 1941, April 1947, 'Compulsory' version and is an unusually April 1949, August 1953, October 1955, May good example in excellent, ex-use condition 1957, November 1958, November 1959, with nothing more than minor blemishes. [1] October 1960, May 1961, October 1962, July 1964, January 1966 & September 1968. Estimate £180 to £220 Condition varies from well-used to very good. [14]

Estimate £180 to £220

Lot Number 504 Lot Number 509 London Transport BELL PUNCH TICKET MACHINE with back-plate (marked 'London Transport') & strap. Serial no 80049, an c1950-60s enamel BOOKING OFFICE SIGN excellent example in good working condition for Royal Blue Express Coach Services - punches and rings. Plus a selection (3) of incorporating a network map in the top half. A London Transport wooden TICKET RACKS superbly detailed and colourful sign with unused LT ticket-packs and an LT measuring 20" x 30" (51cm x 76cm). Original EMERGENCY TICKET PACK (part-used) wooden backing frame is present. In and sundry other tickets. [5 main items] excellent, ex-use condition with a good shine. [1] Estimate £120 to £140 Estimate £500 to £600

Lot Number 505 Lot Number 510 LCC Tramways/LT Trams 'A' PUNCH TICKET MACHINE with back-plate & leather pad with the extra position for a ticket 1950s/60s London Transport enamel BUS & canceller. Machine no A 8139, in very good COACH STOP FLAG (Bus Request, Coach working order, punches and rings. Comes Compulsory). This is the scarcest version of with two extra back-plates, both marked all LT flags as it was very unusual to have a 'London Transport' and a more recent LT situation where Green Line coaches stopped ticket-machine box. Plus a selection (7) of every time but buses did so only when London Transport 'Last Tram' part-used asked. These flags are known to have been PUNCH TICKET PACKS from July 1952. [11 located in no more than a handful of places. items] A double-sided, hollow 'boat'-style flag measuring 18" x 16" (46cm x 41cm). A very Estimate £120 to £140 good example, just a few small chips and faint traces of the fare stage stickers once applied on each side. [1]

Estimate £300 to £400

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