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An auction of , , & Underground Collectables

Enamel signs & plates, posters, cap badges, maps, timetables, tickets & other relics

th Saturday 19 March 2016 at 11.00 am (viewing from 9am) to be held at THE CROYDON PARK HOTEL (Windsor Suite) 7 Altyre Road, Croydon CR9 5AA (close to East Croydon rail and tram station)

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Lot 1 Lot 3

(London) General Country Selection of London Transport Services 'Official Omnibus' Central Bus TIMETABLE TIMETABLE, Northern Section BOOKS comprising Summer dated March 1932 - the first 1962, Winter 1963, Summer edition following the change 1964, Winter 1964, Winter of control from National, a 1965, Spring 1966, January notice to that effect inside. 1967 & 22 April 1978 (staff Includes a map of the issue) plus 5 AMENDMENT northern Country Area routes BOOKLETS (1970s) plus an in the centrefold, still titled official BOOKLET 'Allocation of 'National'. The original single Scheduled ' dated 15 staple has been removed, April 1989. All in lightly used otherwise in very good, condition. [14] unmarked condition. [1]

Estimate: £60 to £75 Estimate: £50 to £60

Lot 2 Lot 4

1909 London Transport POCKET MAP. Printed by enamel E-PLATE for the Johnson, Riddle & Co Ltd, 'Interstation Night Bus' in interesting features include white lettering on a black numbered places of interest background. This unusual (key on the reverse) and the plate will have been located mention of onward LCC tram at one of the main-line services from the C&SLR stations served by this circular terminus at Clapham route from Waterloo which Common. The Waterloo & ran from the 1930s to the City line is shown albeit 1980s. In very good, ex-stop uncoloured. Ex guidebook condition. [1] copy with a few scuffs and a cut-out at the left-hand edge Estimate: £100 to £150 but otherwise very reasonable. [1] Lot 5 Estimate: £70 to £90 London Underground items comprising a Station Foreman's/Inspector's CAP BADGE (late 1970s issue), a 1930s-1970s Motorman's CAP BADGE and a triple-aspect (clear/red/green) BARDIC LAMP (marked 'London Transport'). All in good, used condition. [3]

Estimate: £50 to £60

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 1 Lot 6 Lot 8

A London Transport 1930s London Transport bus 1950s/60s Country Buses & stop PANEL TIMETABLES Coaches comprising routes 409/411 DRIVER'S/CONDUCTOR'S (double-sided) dated 24/5/39 JACKET in green serge with (used condition with scuffed chrome 'Griffin' buttons, no edges), routes size indicated but medium, in 417/417A/473/481 and routes good condition as worn plus a 442/444 both dated 3/7/35 London Transport leather (both good condition, one has CONDUCTOR'S BAG in well- filing punch-holes). [3] used but still good condition. [2] Estimate: £35 to £40 Estimate: £50 to £75

Lot 9 Lot 7 1924 Metropolitan Railway London Transport Tramways small POCKET CARD MAP POSTER MAP dated May 1935 "How to get to and from the but designed in 1934 and British Empire Exhibition". showing the first unified LPTB Illustration of a new electric network. Varnished and locomotive on the cover. mounted on linen, with Opens out to three panels. wooden poles at top and This is the green cover version bottom and secured with a from this series, rarely seen at tie-string when rolled, this auction. In lightly-used appears to be an official LT condition with some age- item which was perhaps taken darkening to cover. [1] to lectures etc. Measures 33" x 25" (84cm x 64cm). Well used but in good condition Estimate: £150 to £200 overall. A most interesting and unusual item. [1]

Lot 10

Estimate: £120 to £150 A 1930s alloy MODEL of a London Underground Q27- stock driving motor- mounted on a plinth. The car is 6" (15cm) long and inscribed 'LPTB' and '1927' on each side. Origin unknown but likely to have been a presentation item and perhaps a one-off. Some wear and tear in the form of paint chips but no material damage noted. [1]

Estimate: £50 to £75

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 2 Lot 11 Lot 14

REGISTRATION BOOKS ('LOG London Transport Tramways BOOKS') for London Transport paper FARECHARTS of the Country Area RT-class buses smaller size for Feltham-type LYF 233 (RT 4174) and OLD comprising route 19 753 (RT 4533). Original books Tottenham Court Road & issued in 1951 and 1954 Barnet dated January 1936 showing sale of the buses to (horizontal tear repaired on London Country Bus Services reverse) and routes 16-18 in 1970. The buses were sold Victoria Embankment & in 1972 to Canada and the Purley dated 31 May 1944 USA respectively. In good (couple of edge-nicks but condition. Plus a collection of good overall). [2] 20 1964 LT internal memos from Rolling Stock Engineer Estimate: £40 to £50 used to send out excise licences to garages etc. [22] Lot 15

Estimate: £50 to £70 London Underground Standard (1920s) Tube Stock enamel DESTINATION PLATE Lot 12 for & Wood Green on the Piccadilly Line. Double- London Transport enamel BUS sided, reversable. Well used STOP FLAG ' - This is with considerable chipping to not a Point'. A the enamel but a scarce double-sided, hollow sign of survivor. [1] the 'boat' style and dating from the 1990s. Carries the Estimate: £75 to £100 location ref BP442 and thought to have been in . An E3-size flag measuring 18" x 20.5" (46cm x Lot 16 52cm). Some weather stains WW1 ''Railway Service'' LAPEL to the red roundels but BADGE ''Underground otherwise very good. [1] Railway'' issued to workers on the Underground during the Estimate: £50 to £75 First World War to signify that they were undertaking valuable work. Enamel on Lot 13 brass with the imperial crown. Numbered 1674 on reverse. London General Omnibus Tiny enamel blemish at one Company 1920 fold-out edge, otherwise very good LEAFLET "LIST OF MOTOR-BUS condition. [1] ROUTES - Services working during week July 26 to Aug 2." Estimate: £150 to £200 Issue no. 29, 1920. A little edge-wear but very reasonable. [1]

Estimate: £25 to £30

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 3 Lot 17 Lot 20

London Transport bus stop London General Omnibus enamel E-PLATE for route 210 Company CAB SAW from a B, Garage Journeys. Thought to K, S, NS-type bus etc. Marked have come from the section 'L.G.O.C' on both sides of the between the normal line of wooden handle. These saws route at Archway and were fitted in all bus cabs to Muswell Hill , on allow the crew to cut through which journeys were available the wooden lifeguard rails to to the public. In very good, ex- free any person who had stop condition. [1] become trapped under the bus. In good, ex-use condition. [1] Estimate: £60 to £70 Estimate: £60 to £80

Lot 18 Lot 21 London Transport ROUTE NUMBER STENCIL '113' from 1927 London Underground this well-known Edgware- linen-card POCKET MAP from Circus route operated the 'Stingemore' series. This is mainly by garage. the fourth issue, from the These plates were placed in a smaller series 1925-27, and is holder against the lower-deck dated January 1927 with rear or nearside windows, mustard cover. Unmarked but back-lit by the interior heavily used with lighting, and used on buses considerable wear. [1] which did not otherwise show the route number there. This Estimate: £40 to £50 plate would have been used on the STL/STD types from the 1930s to the early 1950s. In well-used condition, a little Lot 22 battered at the edges. [1] London trolleybus LIVE INDICATOR, a bakelite cover with a clear plastic panel Estimate: £50 to £75 which would have been situated in the driver's cab to show when the trolley-booms Lot 19 were connected to the live overhead. Marked 'Trolley November 1946 edition of Indicator - Urcol' and BRADSHAW'S GUIDE to the measures 5 1/2" (14cm) British Railways. Issue no across. In good, ex- 1359. Comes complete with condition. A most unusual its original box and is survivor. [1] cellophane-wrapped so may be unused but this cannot be Estimate: £25 to £30 confirmed without unwrapping. [1]

Estimate: £40 to £60

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 4 Lot 23 Lot 26

LCC/London Transport Collection of London tramways metal ROUTE Transport 1940s geographical NUMBER STENCIL PLATE for PUNCH TICKETS for routes 1 service 14 which ran from to 10A. Tickets are sorted into London Bridge to route and order. No Wandsworth and was an early obvious duplication, a wide withdrawal in 1939. This is a variety of , over-print 15", 38cm size plate used at styles/colours etc. Mostly in the front and rear of the good, used condition. Part of tramcars. Unusually, this a substantial and example is finished in white comprehensive collection all paint which appears to be of which is in the current sale. original. In ex-tram condition. [Approx 200] [1] Estimate: £90 to £120 Estimate: £40 to £60

Lot 27 Lot 24 Collection of London LCC/London Transport Transport 1940s geographical tramways enamel RUNNING PUNCH TICKETS for routes 11 NUMBER PLATE '40' as carried to 15/100. Tickets are sorted on the side of trams into route and fare order. No 1930s-1952 to indicate the obvious duplication, a wide running order on each route. variety of fares, over-print Double-sided and in good ex- styles/colours etc. Mostly in use condition. [1] good, used condition. Part of a substantial and Estimate: £30 to £40 comprehensive collection all of which is in the current sale. [Approx 150]

Lot 25 Estimate: £80 to £100 London Transport (London Country) stop enamel E-PLATES for Green Line route Lot 28 715A 'Saturday Kingston Hertford' and 'Saturday Ripley Collection of London '. A pair representing Transport 1940s geographical the northbound and PUNCH TICKETS for routes 16 southbound directions of this to 26. Tickets are sorted into route and which would have route and fare order. No been located in or around obvious duplication, a wide Cobham between 1971 and variety of fares, over-print 1977. In good, ex-stop styles/colours etc. Mostly in condition. [2] good, used condition. Part of a substantial and Estimate: £120 to £150 comprehensive collection all of which is in the current sale. [Approx 200]

Estimate: £90 to £120

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 5 Lot 29 Lot 31

Collection of London Collection of London Transport 1940s geographical Transport 1940s geographical PUNCH TICKETS for routes PUNCH TICKETS for routes 61 27/27A to 39. Tickets are to 73. Tickets are sorted into sorted into route and fare route and fare order. No order. No obvious duplication, obvious duplication, a wide a wide variety of fares, over- variety of fares, over-print print styles/colours etc. styles/colours etc. Mostly in Mostly in good, used good, used condition. Part of condition. Part of a a substantial and substantial and comprehensive collection all comprehensive collection all of which is in the current sale. of which is in the current sale. [Approx 200] [Approx 200] Estimate: £90 to £120 Estimate: £90 to £120

Lot 32 Lot 30 Collection of London Collection of London Transport 1940s geographical Transport 1940s geographical PUNCH TICKETS for routes 74 PUNCH TICKETS for routes 40 to 84. Tickets are sorted into to 60. Tickets are sorted into route and fare order. No route and fare order. No obvious duplication, a wide obvious duplication, a wide variety of fares, over-print variety of fares, over-print styles/colours etc. Mostly in styles/colours etc. Mostly in good, used condition. Part of good, used condition. Part of a substantial and a substantial and comprehensive collection all comprehensive collection all of which is in the current sale. of which is in the current sale. [Approx 150] [Approx 200] Estimate: £80 to £100 Estimate: £90 to £120

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 6 Lot 33 Lot 35

1919 London Underground London Transport MAP OF THE ELECTRIC CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE, RAILWAYS OF LONDON 'What framed and glazed, awarded to See & How to See it' with to Harry Gee in 1981 in print-code 209-500M-18-6-19. respect of an astonishing 48 Has the black, open, bullseye years' service in the bus circle on the cover and opens engineering department. out in 8 panels to 13.7" x These stylish certificates, with 10.9" (34 x 28cm). One fold, the coats of arms of London across two panels, repaired and surrounding counties, with archive tape, otherwise a were given to retiring staff reasonable copy with light from 1933 onwards, the same wear. [1] year that Mr Gee commenced his service with LT. In excellent condition. [1] Estimate: £30 to £40

Estimate: £25 to £30 Lot 34

'City'' driver's/conductor's Lot 36 CAP BADGE from this well- regarded London 1939 Aldershot & District independent bus company Traction Co Ltd official which operated from 1923-34, TIMETABLE BOOKLET 'in best known for route 536 association with the Southern from Highgate to Catford, Railway Company'. From 21 with a fleet of 39 buses which June to 19 September 1939, passed to the LPTB in so the final edition prior to November 1934. The badge is the outbreak of WW2. in good, used condition with Original owner's name on some light surface scratches. front: 'F H Stingemore' who [1] was the designer of the pre- Beck Undergound maps. Estimate: £80 to £120 Complete with fold-out map and in good, used condition with some wear to covers. [1]

Estimate: £30 to £40

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 7 Lot 37 Lot 40

London Transport bus stop London Transport 'DOLLY enamel E-PLATE for route 98 STOP', a temporary bus stop 'Special Journeys Only'. used for diversions, Thought to be from the emergencies etc. This is the extension from to complete 'head' of the stop Ruislip on which occasional and consists of two back-to- journeys ran in the mid-1970s. back enamel plates inside a In very good, ex-stop steel frame. It is the condition. [1] 'Compulsory' version and, apart from a few small chips Estimate: £30 to £40 to the enamel, is in very good, ex-use condition. [1]

Estimate: £80 to £100 Lot 38

1924 London Underground MAP of the Electric Railways Lot 41 of London "What to see and how to ". June 1924 MEDALLION struck by the edition. In good condition, London County Council to just lightly used with a few commemorate the opening by very small partings at the fold- HM King Edward VII of corners. [1] Kingsway and Aldwych on 18 October 1905 following the Estimate: £80 to £100 slum clearance project. The first stage of the subway was opened the following year. One side has Lot 39 details of the opening, LCC initials etc, the other has the London Transport 1940s/50s heads of the King and Queen enamel BUS STOP FLAG Alexandra. The LT Museum 'Request'. A double-sided flag has one. Shows a little wear consisting of two enamel but still good overall. [1] plates in a painted bronze frame, complete with original fixing rods and locational Estimate: £25 to £30 reference plate '23720'. A fine example of the traditional London bus stop with minor Lot 42 blemishes only. [1] 1922 Metropolitan Electric, London United & South Estimate: £75 to £100 Metropolitan Electric Tramways TRAFFIC CIRCULAR No 37 effective 1 September 1922. A most unusual survivor. In good condition. [1]

Estimate: £30 to £35

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 8 Lot 43 Lot 46

London Transport items London Transport POSTER comprising a c1990s Bus MAPS comprising a 1937 Tram Inspector's CAP BADGE, & Trolleybus map (32" x 26", enamel on chrome, in 82cm x 66cm) and a 1951 excellent condition, a 1970s quad royal 'Central London' Underground CAP BADGE in map showing Underground, brass, non-enamelled, bus & coach routes possibly a proof, in good superimposed on a street plan condition, and two PUNCH and featuring the classic BACK- 'offset bullseyes' border. Both PLATES of different types, maps are rather fragile with both marked 'London some fold-tears. [1] Transport' and in good, used condition. [4] Estimate: £50 to £75 Estimate: £40 to £50

Lot 47 Lot 44 A Dublin/Irish cast-iron BUS London Transport bus stop STOP SIGN of the older style, enamel Q-PLATE 'Queue this now obsolete. In good, ex-use side for 267, queue other side condition. [1] for 117, 203, 237". This would have been located on a bus Estimate: £30 to £40 stop between and . Some top-edge chips touched in, otherwise in good, ex-stop condition. [1] Lot 48 London Underground 1950s/60s enamel PLATFORM Estimate: £90 to £110 FRIEZE PLATE 'Euston' from one of the Northern Line platforms at that station. Lot 45 Unusually, it has brown edges rather than the correct black. Quantity of London It is not clear why this is the Transport/London Country case but the Bakerloo line has POCKETS MAPS, Central Bus, never served Euston! A few Country Bus, Green Line & edge-chips but generally in others and LEAFLETS. Mainly good condition. [1] 1950s to 1970s. Most in good condition. [c60] Estimate: £90 to £110 Estimate: £30 to £40

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 9 Lot 49 Lot 52

1920s London independent London Transport Country ('pirate') bus operator's Buses & FARECHART ('Fare Table') Inspector's hallmarked, solid POSTER for route 1F between silver with enamel inlays CAP Charing Cross (Trafalgar BADGE from the second issue Square) and Chislehurst. It in 1964. Serial no 3013 on the was a legal requirement to reverse and hallmarked 'P'. In display a farechart on each very good, lightly-used bus. Undated and operator condition. [1] not shown. Size: 19" x 27" (48cm x 69cm) and in a Estimate: £90 to £110 removable frame behind clear plastic. Poster has been folded and has some staining. A most unusual item. [1] Lot 53 Bell Punch' TICKET MACHINE Estimate: £30 to £40 no 42873 in working order together with an unused TICKET PACK of 100 punch Lot 50 tickets for the Barkus Bus Service of Woodhouse Eaves. 1934 London Underground [2] 'Railways of London' POCKET MAP. An early H C Beck Estimate: £40 to £60 diagrammatic card map with print reference 34-1945 350M and showing the connection between Bank and Lot 54 Monument stations. In very London Underground Q-Stock good unmarked condition, enamel DESTINATION PLATE just lightly-used. [1] for Dagenham and Upminster on the District Line. Double- sided, reversable. In well-used Estimate: £180 to £230 condition with chipping to the enamel in several places. [1]

Lot 51

Large quantity of mainly Estimate: £50 to £60 1950s London Transport bus EXCURSION LEAFLETS (Sunday Bus Excursions, Summer Bus Excursions, Ramblers' Excursions) from the heyday of such leisure activities. Huge variety, no obvious duplication. Earliest noted is 1952, latest 1961. Mostly in good condition, a few are worn. [c120]

Estimate: £40 to £50

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 10 Lot 55 Lot 58

Enamel BUS STOP FLAGS, London Underground double-sided, of 1940s/50s EPHEMERA comprising a style. One is black on white Horstmann TIME- BOX and likely to be ex: Tilling/BET (contains junction box only), a company, the other from an wooden Signal Box DOOR unknown operator, possibly a SIGN ex-Elephant & Castle, municipality. Both in ex-use Northern Line framed & condition. [2] glazed TRACK DIAGRAMS for the Kennington Loop (2006) and for London Bridge to Estimate: £60 to £80 Borough (2007) and a framed & glazed COMMENDATION CERTIFICATE to the Elephant & Castle Station Team dated Lot 56 April 1995. All as used/displayed. [5] London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATES for route 201 (Basingstoke to Heathrow) and Eastern Estimate: £30 to £40 National 151/251 (Wood Green to Southend). Plates are in good, ex-stop Lot 59 condition. [2] London Transport RT/RTL bus Estimate: £60 to £80 OFFSIDE ROUTE NUMBER PLATE for route 12 in silver transfers on black (single- sided). This would have been Lot 57 used on buses running between South Croydon and London Transport Buses Willesden/Harlesden from Divisional Mechanical 1949 until these plates were Inspector's HAT AND BADGE. discontinued in 1963. In good, The badge is the last issue for ex-use condition. [1] this , from the mid-1980s, and is made of gold-finished metal with blue Estimate: £30 to £40 and white enamel inlays. In very good, lightly-used condition. The hat (size 57/7 1/2) is the correct type for this senior grade and has the traditional strip of cloth on the peak. Hat is in used condition. [2]

Estimate: £80 to £90

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 11 Lot 60 Lot 63

1923 tear-off CALENDAR London Transport 1930s BLOCK issued by the enamel bus stop timetable Underground Group as a panel HEADER PLATE. This is promotional/thank-you item the pre-WW2 design featuring for advertisers on the trams, over and underlining with trains and buses. Has a page diamond cutouts. This for each week, printed in example is in superb 'Johnston' font, with colour condition, barely a mark on it, illustrations of and and quite the best we have promotional facts and figures. ever seen. Size: 8" x 3" (21cm Mounted on an illustrated x 7cm). [1] heavy card backing with calendar and contact details Estimate: £130 to £150 on the reverse. Complete & unused from 1 Jan although cover page may have been removed. Some edge- Lot 64 wear/minor loss. [1] London Transport bus stop enamel Q-PLATE 'Also for Estimate: £70 to £90 buses terminating at Hendon Central'. A double-size (G6) plate which was likely to have Lot 61 been used by terminating buses on routes 133 and 143, The "District [Railway] MAP of possibly also by those on & Environs', routes 113 and 183 returning 2nd edition, dated 1907. From to Hendon garage. The plate the series which ran from has weathered from many 1902 to c1908. A large-scale, years' use and is a little faded fold-out map, paper on and stained. [1] canvas inside hard covers. The usual worn covers but the Estimate: £75 to £90 map is in good condition. [1]

Estimate: £80 to £100 Lot 65 1960s London Transport Inspector's CAP Lot 62 BADGES comprising the chrome version for A quantity of London Inspector/Area Inspector and Transport LEAFLETS, the 'gold' version for Road BROCHURES & POCKET MAPS Inspector/Area Traffic etc from the 1930s-1970s, Inspector. Both are of the mainly the early end, 'staybright' type and are in including 1930s holiday very good, lightly-used leaflets, WW2 'Sunday condition. [2] Outlook' weekly leaflets, 1937 Coronation map, sundry Estimate: £80 to £100 leaflets plus 1970s SPECIAL ISSUE TICKETS. [21 items]

Estimate: £40 to £50

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 12 Lot 66 Lot 69

Enamel BUS STOP FLAG c1930 London Underground 'General Buses stop here' in linen-card POCKET MAP from 1920s 'tombstone' style. A the 'Stingemore' series. From high-quality, authentic replica the larger series 1928-32, this made to original standards is an unusual version of the with correct lettering and edition with blue-green cover, colours, production date showing the Piccadilly Line unknown but thought to be extensions under construction 1970s/80s. Measures 17.5" x and referring to Wood Green 23.5" (44cm x 60cm). Very station, but in this case with minor edge corrosion in extra highlighting of Euston places but otherwise very and St Pancras main-line good. [1] stations. A fine example in excellent condition, crisp and Estimate: £75 to £100 firm. [1]

Estimate: £120 to £150 Lot 67

City & South London Railway Lot 70 Co fold-out card LUNCHEON MENU dated 11 May 1907 to London Transport coach stop mark the opening of the enamel E-PLATE for the extension from The Angel to independent operator Grey King's Cross, St Pancras & Green Coaches which ran Euston. Has the company services to the South Coast crest in gold-leaf on the front and East Anglia from its base and a map of the line and in Stamford Hill. A most connections on the reverse. uncommon plate from one of Full menu and list of formal the few stops served by this toasts inside. A most unusual operator in the London area. item in good condition apart In very good, ex-stop from small cover stains. [1] condition. [1]

Estimate: £70 to £90 Estimate: £100 to £150

Lot 68 Lot 71

London Transport Tramways An enamelled, flanged paper FARECHART for route 7 aluminium STATION SIGN Holborn & Parliament Hill '' which is believed Fields dated 6 June 1937. A by vendor to have been standard size, single-sided located at chart. Some edge-nicks but and is in the original 1988 generally in good condition. style with italicised lettering. Has previously been folded. Measures 60" x 12" (152cm x [1] 30cm) and is in very good condition. [1] Estimate: £60 to £70 Estimate: £40 to £50

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 13 Lot 72 Lot 74 c1931 London Underground London Underground linen-card POCKET MAP from ESCALATOR SIGNS comprising the 'Stingemore' series. From "Please stand on the right..." the larger series 1928-32, this etc, double-sided, behind is the edition with red cover, glass, framed in bronze and showing the Piccadilly Line mounted on a bronze-framed extensions to Sudbury under wooden base (stands 18" or construction. A very nice 46cm high) and a small copy, just lightly used. [1] "Emergency Switch, Penalty for improper use £5", double- Estimate: £75 to £125 sided, enamel in a bronze frame. From the days of the traditional wooden . In good, ex-use condition. [2] Lot 73

1933 London Transport Commercial Advertising Estimate: £40 to £60 BOOKLETS issued just after the LPTB formation, the first carries the original logo, the Lot 75 second features the return to the 'bullseye'. Issued to London Transport 'Pennyfare' attract advertisers, the 34pp STAFF MAGAZINES for the booklets are fully illustrated 1936 year, minus the with photos of station November issue. Generally in platforms, Underground car good, lightly-used condition. panels, escalator/lift frames [11 issues] etc, buses, trams and showing the Estimate: £30 to £40 positions and costs of the various advertising locations. Both booklets in very good condition. [1] Lot 76 Original 1934 London Estimate: £50 to £60 Transport quad royal POSTER MAP of 'All Routes - Road & Rail' including buses, trams, Underground and main-line railways, possibly the first issue showing the whole LPTB operating area. These would have been posted at selected bus and Underground stations, enquiry offices etc. A short fold-tear and some corner partings but very reasonable overall. An unusual example. [1]

Estimate: £120 to £150

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 14 Lot 77 Lot 80

1930s London Transport London Transport coach stop Advertising Department CAP enamel E-PLATE for Green BADGE as issued to bill- Line route 719 destinated posters on the bus and Kingsdown, Wrotham. This underground systems from would have been located not the 1930s to the 1950s. This is far from the southern end of the earlier version of this the route, perhaps at Swanley badge with under and over- or Farningham, and lining to the word Kingsdown did not appear on 'Advertising'. In very good, many plates. In good, ex-stop lightly-used condition. [1] condition. [1]

Estimate: £100 to £150 Estimate: £90 to £110

Lot 78 Lot 81

Selection of 1930s London 1923 London Underground Transport POCKET MAPS MAP of the Electric Railways comprising No 1, 1935 Beck of London "What to see and Underground diagram (lightly how to travel". Designed by used), No 2, 1935 Central MacDonald Gill with his Area Bus Map (cover lightly distinctive style of calligraphy worn), No 1, 1937 Green Line and map border, this is the Coach Map and No 3 , 1937 issue dated 1/11/23 which Central Bus Map (both good) shows the British Empire plus LEAFLET 'How to travel Exhibition stations with red by London Transport to the dots. In very good, unmarked Agricultural Hall' with print- condition. [1] code B5. 1537. 35M (lightly used). [5] Estimate: £120 to £170

Estimate: £60 to £75 Lot 82

Lot 79 London General Omnibus Company double-sided BUS Selection of London Transport STOP PANEL TIMETABLES for Green Line coach stop PANEL route 21B Wood Green to TIMETABLES all dated 1968 Farningham (dated 1921/22), and from a variety of routes, routes 27C/90 Chertsey to all different. In very good Charing Cross (7-8-23), route condition. [12] 54 Camden Town to Keston (Jan 1922), route 93 Garage to Uxbridge Estimate: £30 to £35 (1921/22) and route 107 Clapham Common to Dorking (1921). In good condition. [5]

Estimate: £50 to £70

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 15 Lot 83 Lot 86

London General Omnibus Selection of early London Company double-sided BUS Underground card WEEKLY STOP PANEL TIMETABLES for SEASON TICKETS with issue route 23A Marylebone to dates between 1916 and Rainham (dated 11-4-24), 1934. Includes examples titled routes 80/A/B Charing Cross Metropolitan Railway, Central to Lower Kingswood etc London Railway, City & South (3-7-24), route 68A Kilburn London Railway, Metropolitan Park Station to Norwood District Railway, London Junction Station (6/11/24) Electric Railway and London and routes 133/134 Liverpool Passenger Transport Board. Street to West Mostly in good condition. [23] Wickham/Addiscombe (8-12-24). In good condition. [4] Estimate: £75 to £100 Estimate: £40 to £60

Lot 87 Lot 84 Selection of London tram London General Omnibus PUNCH TICKETS, pre-LPTB, Company double-sided BUS comprising issues from STOP PANEL TIMETABLES for London United Tramways, route 84 Golders Green to St Metropolitan Electric Albans (dated 22-7-24), route Tramways and South 104 Golders Green to South Metropolitan Electric Harrow (6-8-24) and route Tramways. Some very early 119 Chiselhurst to Lewisham geographical examples noted (18-7-24). In good condition. as well as an unusual LUT [3] machine issue, Workman's Returns etc. Minor duplication Estimate: £30 to £50 only, mostly in good condition. [64]

Estimate: £75 to £100 Lot 85

London General Omnibus Company double-sided BUS Lot 88 STOP PANEL TIMETABLES for routes 10/A/B Elephant & Selection of Croydon Castle to Ongar, Abridge etc Corporation Tramways (dated 29-5-25), routes 38/E PUNCH TICKETS of the Victoria to Epping geographical type including Forest/Chingford (7-5-25) and earlier 'sole' issues as well as routes 86/186 Startford later joint examples with LCC Broadway to Tramways. Mostly different Brentwood/Upminster and generally in good (26-5-25). In good condition. condition. [30] [3] Estimate: £50 to £75 Estimate: £30 to £50

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 16 Lot 89 Lot 92

Selection of London Road Car Selection of pre-LPTB London and London General Omnibus Underground TICKETS titled Co PUNCH TICKETS of the Metropolitan Railway and geographical type including Metropolitan & G W Rwys. All some early, un-numbered of Edmondson type, the horse-drawn services as well earliest issue date noted is as later (1920s) examples. 1902. All appear to be Minor duplication only and different except for 2 mostly in good condition. [54] consecutively-numbered Sandy Lodge Golf Club special issues. A couple of first-class Estimate: £80 to £100 issues noted. In mostly good condition. [104]

Estimate: £90 to £110 Lot 90

Selection of pre-LPTB London Underground TICKETS, all Lot 93 titled 'London Electric Railway' and with issue dates London Transport CAP from 1914 to 1933. A mixture BADGES comprising Central of Edmondson and machine- Buses Conductor Instructor issue types. No duplication (1st issue, 1950s, Firmin) in noted. Mainly in good very good condition, Tram & condition. [103] Trolleybus driver/conductor (1st issue, 1930s, Gaunt) in Estimate: £90 to £110 very good condition and a small LAPEL BADGE believed to have been worn by staff in the Travel Information Offices Lot 91 in the 1950s/60s (slight enamel loss in the top circle). Selection of pre-LPTB London [3] Underground TICKETS titled Central London Railway and City & South London Railway Estimate: £60 to £80 and with issue dates from 1902 to 1931. A mixture of Edmondson and machine- Lot 94 issue types plus a few severed halves. Appear to be all Pair of London Underground different and mostly in good Standard Stock (1920s) and/or condition. [43] 38-Stock enamel DESTINATION PLATES from Estimate: £40 to £50 the Bakerloo Line comprising Elephant and Castle/Queen's Park and 'Bakerloo'/blank. In ex-use condition, the former has some repairs to the letters. [2]

Estimate: £80 to £100

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 17 Lot 95 Lot 98

Selection of early post-war London Transport London Transport Green Line TROLLEYBUS/TRAM TIMETABLE LEAFLETS dated EPHEMERA comprising a between 1946 (resumption of SCHEDULE OF STAFF services) and 1949 and for a JOURNEYS - TROLLEYBUSES wide variety of routes, all dated 7 January 1959 showing different. Mostly in good, special journeys for staff by lightly-used condition. [22] depôt and route number (6 large, fold-out pages) and a Estimate: £50 to £60 selection of TIME CARDS, one for tram route 33 dated 1939, another for trolleybus route 629 from 1938 and various Lot 96 blank time cards & sheets for Selection of 1950/60s London a variety of trolleybus routes Transport Green Line on forms dated 1930s-1950s TIMETABLE LEAFLETS dated (all different). Good condition. between 1954 and 1963, for a [1+12] wide variety of routes, all different. Mostly in good to very good condition. [19] Estimate: £50 to £60

Estimate: £35 to £40 Lot 99

Selection of London Lot 97 Underground MAPS London Transport bus stop comprising c1914/14 'shewing enamel E-PLATE for route 45 connections with Great destinated 'York Way Only'. It Central Railway' (annotation is believed that this plate was & small burn hole), c1914 'all located near King's Cross about the system and its Station in respect of those facilities' (poor condition, in buses using a different stop in separate pieces), c1914/15 order to turn short at that 'what to see & how to see it' point. An unusual plate, (poor condition, in separate possibly one of just a pair. In pieces) and 1-3-22 (Sellotape good, ex-stop condition. [1] repairs). [4]

Estimate: £75 to £100 Estimate: £50 to £60

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 18 Lot 100 Lot 102

London General Omnibus Quantity of London Transport Company MOTOR-BUS POCKET MAPS & LEAFLETS GUIDES (leaflets) from from 1930s-1970s including c1919-20. These cover Underground, Tram & excursions to the countryside, Trolleybus, Coronation, places of interest etc and Festival of Britain, 1948 formed part of early attempts Olympics, Tourist issues, Night by the Underground Group to Bus timetables, route change promote their services for leaflets, Buses for leisure purposes outside the Trolleybuses, BR North weekday rush-hours. All London Line timetable different and in good diagram cards etc. Variable condition. [8] condition from lightly to well used. [43 items]

Estimate: £40 to £50 Estimate: £50 to £60

Lot 101 Lot 103

London General Omnibus London Transport CAP BADGE Company MOTOR-BUS "TOUR GUIDE" issued in the GUIDES (leaflets) from mid-1960s onwards to those c1919-20. These cover bus inspectors who qualified excursions to the countryside, as guides on the sightseeing places of interest etc and buses and coaches of the formed part of early attempts Tours and Charters by the Underground Group to Department. Badge is promote their services for chromed metal with enamel leisure purposes outside the inlays and raised infills. In very weekday rush-hours. All good, lightly used condition different and in good with a very small enamel chip condition. [9] in the top circle. [1]

Estimate: £40 to £50 Estimate: £60 to £75

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 19 Lot 104 Lot 107

Quantity of London London Underground Transport/London Country 1950s/60s enamel STATION bus and Underground FRIEZE PLATE for the Northern INTERIOR ADVERT POSTERS. Line with the line name on the Bus examples are for bar of a traditional London RT/RF/RM etc. Most of the Transport bullseye. An Underground examples are unusually fine example; apart laminated. Wide variety, from small blemishes around mostly from the early 1970s, one screw-hole, the plate is in minor duplication only. excellent condition. [1] Variable condition but mostly good. [37] Estimate: £70 to £90 Estimate: £30 to £40

Lot 108 Lot 105 North Metropolitan Tramways A 'Push Once' BELL-PUSH Company CAP BADGE issued believed to be ex-'Feltham'- to tram conductors on this type tramcar, sold by London horse-drawn system which Transport to , and eventually passed to the LCC obtained upon scrapping of and the MET. This very scarce tram in 1959. Mounted on badge is believed to date from small wooden backing-plate the 1880-1890s. In very good, which may be original. In lightly-used condition. [1] good, ex-tram condition. [1]

Estimate: £30 to £40 Estimate: £120 to £150

Lot 106 Lot 109 London Country bus stop enamel Q-PLATES comprising Croydon Corporation 'Superbus' and 'Superbus 2, St Tramways Nicholas'. Dating from 1971 driver's/conductor's CAP and 1972 respectively, these BADGE as worn from routes were pioneer high- 1906-1933. Made of brass, intensity services in Stevenage the badge features the operated by flat-fare buses in Corporation's coat of arms striking yellow and blue supported by laurel leaves colours. By the mid-1970s, and the motto 'Sanitate Superbus had been replaced Crescamus' (let us grow in by 'SB' numbered services. health). A very scarce badge These unusual survivors are in in excellent condition. [1] ex-stop condition. [2] Estimate: £120 to £150

Estimate: £30 to £40

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 20 Lot 110 Lot 113

London United Tramways senior tram conductor's CAP BADGE OFFICIAL'S PLATE (serial no of the style issued from 3067) issued in the 1980s for approx 1910-1924. Made of use as identification when on brass and featuring the duty out of uniform. A design company's coat of arms largely unchanged from that supported by griffins. In introduced by the LGOC in the excellent condition. [1] early 1920s. Chrome-plated metal with blue enamel inlays. Estimate: £90 to £110 In excellent condition. [1]

Estimate: £30 to £40 Lot 111

London Transport Routemaster BONNET PLATE Lot 114 (fleet number) from RM 1573, a Leyland-engined vehicle 1924 British Empire Exhibition which entered service at at Wembley fold-out PLAN & Tottenham garage in 1963. MAP showing its "situation in The last bus to carry this relation to the railways of number was withdrawn from London". Designed by New Cross garage in 1984 and Kennedy North in a style scrapped the same year. In ex- similar to MacDonald Gill with vehicle condition. [1] an Underground map with calligraphed station names Estimate: £80 to £90 and elaborate, colourful illustrations. In used condition with some wear but quite reasonable overall. [1] Lot 112

London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATES for routes 9A Sunday and 80A Sunday, Estimate: £50 to £75 both red on white and in very good, ex-stop condition. [2] Lot 115 Estimate: £60 to £80 Original 1934 London Underground quad royal POSTER MAP of the central London area with Undergound lines (coloured appropriately) and stations (depicted with bar & circle logos) superimposed on a street plan. An unusual map in good condition with minor wear only. Folded. [1]

Estimate: £75 to £100

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 21 Lot 116 Lot 118

London Transport Tramways London Transport ROUTE card FARECHART, a double- NUMBER STENCIL '20', with a sided version dated July 1948 space to insert the 'A' suffix, for routes 44/46 between City together with original holder. & Beresford Square and This was used on routes January 1947 for route 54 20/20A operated by Loughton between Victoria Station & garage with post-war STD- Grove Park Station. A type buses from 1948-55. standard-size issue in ex- These plates were placed tramcar condition with a few against the lower-deck rear stains. [1] window to compensate for the lack of other destination Estimate: £40 to £50 information at the rear of the bus. In good, lightly-used condition. [1 + holder] Lot 117

London Transport/London Estimate: £40 to £60 Underground CROCKERY comprising 3 DINNER PLATES and a CUP & SAUCER marked Lot 119 'London Transport Catering' with the griffin logo and a 1909 London Underground number of Bakerloo Line STREET & RAILWAY MAP. A STAFF-ISSUE MUGS, mainly 54-page booklet featuring different designs plus a prominent use of the then vintage 1/2-pint PEWTER recently-introduced MUG marked with the crown UndergrounD logo and and 'VR 297'. No obvious incorporating a coloured defects although pewter mug system map, a monochrome is well worn.[15] illustration of the 'No need to ask a p'liceman' poster, Estimate: £30 to £40 sectional street plans with the Underground lines superimposed and a street index. In well-used condition with cover staining. [1]

Estimate: £60 to £80

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 22 Lot 120 Lot 122

London Transport coach stop London Transport GIBSON enamel E-PLATE for Green TICKET MACHINE 27730 with Line route 725 destinated original case. This machine Bromley, Hampton Court, has been professionally Windsor. This would have overhauled and restored by a been located in SE London specialist to mid-1950s near to the eastern end of this condition and prints fares long, orbital service, possibly from 1d-11d plus 'A' for in . In very good, ex- Workman Returns. It stop condition. [1] incorporates a new fare print- wheel re-manufactured to Estimate: £130 to £150 original spec plus appropriate fare-band. One of only two to be treated to this very expensive restoration. Some Lot 121 wear to original, un-replaced London Transport Military print-plates but generally in Band CAP BADGE of the first good order. [1] type, believed to have been worn in the 1930s/1940s. The band was founded after WW1 Estimate: £800 to £900 and paraded in the Lord Mayor's Show and at the Remembrance Day Lot 123 ceremonies as well as performing at staff and public 1947 functions. The badge is made Omnibus Company official of brass, features the LT griffin TIMETABLE BOOKLET 'in and is in very good, lightly- association with the Southern used condition. Rarely seen at Railway'. For the North Devon auction. [1] See Lot 422 for & North Cornwall Area from 6 the later badge. June to 20 September 1947 and includes Royal Blue Estimate: £90 to £110 Express Services. Complete with fold-out map of Southern and routes. In used condition with wear to covers. [1]

Estimate: £30 to £40

Lot 124

London Transport bus conductor's WEBBING HARNESS for a Gibson ticket machine. In good, ex-use condition. [1]

Estimate: £25 to £30

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 23 Lot 125 Lot 127

Selection of London Transport Selection of Metropolitan Country Area revised or new Railway MAPS OF LONDON bus services LEAFLETS dated from the series of from 1949 to 1958 and Underground maps produced covering Watford & District, by this company from the routes 370A, 315, Grays & early 1920s until the LPTB Tilbury Districts, routes 345, takeover in 1933. Comprising 403 Express (damaged), 804, editions with print-codes 803, 406 Express, 807, M805/100M (c1926/27), Garden City District, M1246/50M (c1931) & routes 328C, 854, Bus M.1795/50M (early 1930s). All & Coach services and route in used condition with some 854A. In good condition tears, stains, markings and except for 403 Express. [15] repairs. [3]

Estimate: £90 to £110 Estimate: £40 to £50

Lot 128 Lot 126 1932 London General London Transport enamel BUS Omnibus Company STOP FLAG ''. A ALLOCATION OF SCHEDULED double-sided, hollow sign of OMNIBUSES No 40 effective the 'boat' style in the short- 30 November 1932. Lists lived early 1990s style. Carries every route with headways, the location ref 19965 and the operating garage, numbers E-stickers show it would have and types of buses allocated. been located in Kingston. An Some damage to back cover E3-size flag measuring 18" x but good overall. [1] 20.5" (46cm x 52cm). In excellent condition. [1] Estimate: £40 to £50

Estimate: £70 to £80 Lot 129

London Transport enamel FLAG. A single- sided plate in the style of those introduced in the 1930s and used until the end of the first-generation of London trams in 1952. In excellent condition. [1]

Estimate: £240 to £280

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 24 Lot 130 Lot 133

London Underground O/P/Q- Selection of London Passenger Stock enamel DESTINATION Transport Board (full & PLATE reading 'District' on abbreviated) Tram and one side and 'Metropolitan' Trolleybus geographical on the other. This sign is a PUNCH TICKETS from the swivel-plate for the lower 1930s/40s with 'Tramways', position in the destination 'Trams', Trolleybuses', 'LT indicator. In good, ex-use Trams' etc titles. Huge variety condition. [1] of routes and fares incl early issues in LCC style, Workman Estimate: £75 to £100 Returns, Scholar Prepaid, Evening Tourist etc. Minimal duplication and in generally good condition. [173] Lot 131

Selection of London Transport Estimate: £120 to £150 special bus services etc PUNCH TICKETS from the 1930s-1970s including route Lot 134 36 return, Interstation Autobus, Wimbledon Tennis, Bundles of London Transport Special Private Hire & Trams & Trolleybuses PUNCH Excursions, Northolt TICKETS from the 1940s/50s Coach Service, Scholars with full and abbreviated Prepaid, Tram & Trolleybus titles. The majority are the Prepaid Singles, Trolleybus route-numbered, part- Farewell, Vintage Service 100, geographical types with a Rovers etc. Minor duplication smaller proportion of only and in good condition. numbered fare-stage only [100] issues. Huge variety, a little duplication noted. Mostly in Estimate: £40 to £50 good condition. [c150]

Estimate: £40 to £50 Lot 132

Selection of miscellaneous Lot 135 London bus/coach PUNCH TICKETS including East Surrey Selection of London Transport Traction Co, London General (LPTB, LTE, LTB titles) Country Services, Autocar SCHOLAR'S IDENTITY CARDS & Services Ltd, LGOC Return & PASSES from the 1930s to the Exchange issues, LPTB 1960s for use on Central & farestage and London Country Buses, Trams & Transport Coaches 'deaf & Trolleybuses. Examples of dumb' types. Some most of the styles issued over duplication of the last type. In the decades and a mixture of generally good condition. used and unused. Condition [c100] variable from excellent to well-used. [47] Estimate: £40 to £50

Estimate: £40 to £50

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 25 Lot 136 Lot 138

Huge collection of London London Transport enamel bus Transport PUNCH TICKETS of stop E-PLATE for route 451 the early 1950s types for operated by Tillingbourne. Central & Country Buses. This operator, formerly known Includes tram replacement, as Tillingbourne Valley, Early Morning Singles, Special operated local services in the or Child issues and a few Guildford area of Surrey from Country Bus Returns. Bundled 1924-2001 and was well into the various types. Mostly known for its use of former LT in good condition. [approx Guy Special single-deckers. 1,000] We believe that the 451 number was used for both a Estimate: £50 to £75 Guildford local route as well as the Horsham service. Unusually, the lettering is black rather than green. In Lot 137 good, ex-stop condition. [1] Huge collection of London Transport GIBSON MACHINE TICKETS including issues from Estimate: £80 to £100 prototype machine no 3, early long examples from low- numbered machines (Central Lot 139 & Country bus & trolleybus issues), Underground issues 1947 from Baker St, Oxford Circus TIMETABLES BOOKLET from etc, pre-decimal issues, incl October 6, 1947 'and until trolleybuses, and 1977 Silver further notice' (the company Jubilee specials. Very was nationalised the following considerable variety. year!). 168pp larger-size [estimated 1,000+] booklet, the inside pages are in good condition, the covers are worn and detached. [1] Estimate: £50 to £75

Estimate: £25 to £30

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 26 Lot 140 Lot 143

1930s London Passenger 1930s-1950s (mainly) COACH Transport Board bus route SERVICE/EXCURSION LOADING DIAGRAMS LEAFLETS/PAMPHLETS from comprising a set for service 7 South Midland Motor dated May 1935 (7 charts in Services, London Coastal official binder plus a Traffic Coaches and a wide variety of Analysis chart) and another independent operators such set of charts for routes 15 and as Corona Coaches, Empire's 77 dated 1936/37 (4 charts Best, Grey Coaches, Suttons plus a time-card warning Crossley Coaches. No notice to drivers regarding duplicates, mostly in good trees close to roadsides). In condition. [39] good condition. [2 folders with 11 charts] Estimate: £40 to £50

Estimate: £40 to £50 Lot 144

Lot 141 London General Omnibus Co PROGRAMME for the 14th London Underground quad- Annual Dinner of the royal POSTER MAP issued in Administrative & Supervisory June 1982. One of the Paul Staff at the Café Royal on 26 Garbutt issues, this example March 1931, Lord Ashfield in has been laminated officially. the chair. Bound with ribbon Generally in very good and the 'General' bullseye in condition. [1] gold leaf on the cover, it contains not only the menu, Estimate: £60 to £80 musical entertainment & toasts but, most interestingly, 3 full-page cartoons by Fred Stingemore of Underground Lot 142 map designer fame. Wear at one corner but generally 1930s-1950s COACH good. [1] SERVICE/EXCURSION LEAFLETS from Eastern National Omnibus Co and Estimate: £30 to £40 Maidstone & District Motor Services, including a couple of WW2 issues. No duplication Lot 145 and mostly in good condition. [22] c1931 London Underground linen-card POCKET MAP from Estimate: £40 to £50 the 'Stingemore' series. From the larger series 1928-32, this is the edition with blue cover, showing the Piccadilly Line extensions to Sudbury under construction. Used with a fair bit of wear. [1]

Estimate: £30 to £40

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 27 Lot 146 Lot 149

London Underground enamel London Transport Country STATION BULLSEYE SIGN for Buses & Green Line Coaches Wembley Park on the Inspector's CAP BADGE with Metropolitan and Jubilee green enamelled bullseye (formerly Bakerloo) lines. supported by griffins. This is Thought to date from the the 1960s issue with chrome- late-1940s when part of the plated body. In excellent, station was re-furbished for lightly-used condition. [1] the 1948 Olympic Games and probably replaced when Estimate: £50 to £75 further refurbishment took place in the early 2000's in connection with the new Wembley Stadium. In 3 parts, Lot 150 no frame, some weathering London Transport coach stop suggests an outdoor platform enamel E-PLATE for Green location. 58" x 38" (148cm x Line route 716A destinated 97cm). [3 pieces] Hatfield, Welwyn, Stevenage. This would have been located Estimate: £100 to £150 on the northern, northbound section of the route, perhaps at Barnet or Potters Bar. Very Lot 147 small chips in the top r/h corner but otherwise in good, London Underground enamel ex-stop condition. [1] 'bullseye' STOCK-NUMBER PLATE from 1938 O-class Estimate: £100 to £130 driving motor car 14040. These plates were located above the inter-connecting doors at each end of the car. Lot 151 38- Surface Stock plates are London Transport uncommon. In excellent ex- MAINTENANCE BULLETIN No car condition. [1] 45 for Guy GS vehicle dated October 1953. Issued by the Estimate: £75 to £100 Engineering Supt (Road Services), this is a 67pp workshop manual with 47 Lot 148 fold-out illustrations. Plus a 1970-issue of the official Selection of 1930s London Perkins WORKSHOP MANUAL Transport HOLIDAY for the P4 and P6 engines. The TIMETABLE former is well used but LEAFLETS/BROCHURES complete and generally good, (Easter, Christmas etc) dated the latter is in excellent between 1936 and 1939. In condition. [2] generally good condition. [12] Estimate: £60 to £80

Estimate: £30 to £40

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 28 Lot 152 Lot 155

1941 wartime issue of the London Transport STL-type bus front REGISTRATION Company Ltd official PLATE DLU 275 ex-STL 1908, a TIMETABLE BOOKLET 'in red, roof-box vehicle which association with the Great entered service at Western and Southern Cricklewood garage in 1937 Railways'. Saturday May 17 to and was scrapped in 1951. In Friday Aug 8, 1941. In well- ex-vehicle condition. [1] used condition with cover wear and stains but a scarce Estimate: £30 to £40 survivor. [1]

Estimate: £30 to £40 Lot 156

LGOC/LT GENERAL Lot 153 ARRANGEMENT etc DRAWINGS, 1930s, 4 off, for 1926 London Underground CC-type bus, STL5 variants, POCKET MAP OF LONDON'S trolleybus window pans plus a UNDERGROUND RAILWAYS, set of 1950s VEHICLE CODE one of the Fred Stingemore- SCHEDULES 'POST-WAR FLEET' designed 1925-32 series, this incl RLH, RT, RTL, RTW, 14T12, being the April 1926 issue. A 1TD1, 15T13, 1TD2, GS, RF, linen-card map in the smaller RFW, 4RF4, RM1, RM2, RM3, size of the early 'Stingemores'. RM4 (20 sheets) plus An excellent example, a production RM VEHICLE CODE couple of tiny marks on the SHEETS (2) plus 1960s CODE cover but in crisp and firm, CHANGE SHEET for RT & RF lightly-used condition. [1] types re diff ratios & heater fittings. [27]

Estimate: £120 to £150 Estimate: £30 to £40

Lot 154 Lot 157

London Transport bus stop Selection of Metropolitan enamel Q-PLATE 'Victoria Railway LONG SERVICE Station only'. Thought to have MEDALLIONS comprising been located in Victoria variants for 20, 44, 50 and 51 Street. In good, ex-stop years respectively. Includes condition, some very minor some unusual years. Made of edge-chipping has been gold-coloured metal with touched in. [1] enamel inlays including the company's coat of arms. All Estimate: £70 to £90 are engraved with the staff member's name on the reverse and come with their original presentation boxes. In unblemished condition. [4]

Estimate: £50 to £75

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 29 Lot 158 Lot 160

London Transport GENERAL London Underground enamel ARRANGEMENT DRAWINGS roundel STATION SIGN 1940s/50s for 3RT3, 6RT6 'WATERLOO'. A modern (RTW), RT7 (Metro-Cammell "silhouette" roundel in an RTL), 3&7/RT10, RF, 15T13, integral alloy frame and made RLH and RM-type buses (9 for the Jubilee Line platforms. large sheets) plus a Measures 48" x 39" (122cm x considerable quantity of 99cm) and weighs approx 1960s MOUNTING 28kg. In very good condition INTERCHANGEABILITY although it would have been SCHEDULES for post-war types rejected as a 'second' and RT, RTL, RTW, RF, T, TD, RLH, must have a minor blemish GS plus 1960s SCHEDULES of somewhere but this is hard to RM mechanical equipment find. [1] and fleet totals with delivery periods. [Quantity] Estimate: £350 to £450

Estimate: £40 to £60 Lot 161

London Country bus stop Lot 159 enamel E-PLATE 'Buses to London Country ' London United Tramways from the early 1970s when ex- Driver's & Conductor's CAP London Transport bus stops BADGE dating from were still used by LCBS. 1924-1933. Based on the Original location unknown but Underground Group's bar & a most unusual plate, not circle 'bullseye' motif and seen at auction before. In very made of alloy enamelled in good, ex-stop condition. [1] blue. Some small enamel losses on the bar and the lugs on the reverse are damaged. Estimate: £80 to £100 [1]

Estimate: £50 to £60 Lot 162

London Underground Standard (1920s) Tube Stock enamel DESTINATION PLATE for Ruislip Gardens/Special on the Central Line. Double- sided, reversable. In very reasonable, ex-use condition with a little chipping at the chain-holes. Central Line plates are somewhat scarce. [1]

Estimate: £75 to £100

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 30 Lot 163 Lot 165

Quantity of mainly London London Transport WW2 "BUS BUS/UNDERGROUND TROLLEYBUS & TRAM EPHEMERA comprising 1907 ROUTES - CENTRAL AREA", District Railway Map of issue No 1, 1944. A wartime London, 1930s/40/50s publication when publishing London Transport of the usual maps had Und/Tram/Bus pockets maps, stopped but the presence of 1930s Green Line timetable large numbers of allied leaflets, Nov 1947 LT servicemen in London caused Magazine, 1953 Coronation LT a need for some information. Inspector's 'red book', In the fold-out style of the 1960s/70s provincial bus pre-war maps but just a list of timetables and 1981 hardback routes/places served and only book 'A Source Book of 12,000 printed. Very few have Buses'. In lightly to well used survived. In very good condition. [19] condition, just lightly used. [1]

Estimate: £30 to £40 Estimate: £40 to £50

Lot 164 Lot 166 London Tram ROUTE NUMBER STENCIL PLATE for route 74 A brass STARTER SWITCH for a which ran from Blackfriars to London Transport RT-type Grove Park and was replaced bus. A design favoured by LT by bus 179 in 1952. This is the for several generations of its less common, wide type of buses, including plate which was fitted behind Routemasters, and the glass in the end upper- colloquially known as the deck windows of certain E1 'coat hook'. The and HR2 . In good, ex-use were located in the driver's condition. [1] cab above his head on his left- hand side. Traces of green paint suggest this example Estimate: £80 to £100 was on a Country Area bus. The switch has a good, working spring and contact mechanism but has not been tested electronically. [1]

Estimate: £30 to £40

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 31 Lot 167 Lot 170

1920s London bus London Transport RT bus FARECHART ('Fares') POSTER OFFSIDE ROUTE NUMBER for route 231 between PLATE for route 194 in gold Hampstead Heath and Park transfers on black (single- Royal. It was a legal sided). This would have been requirement to lodge a copy used on buses running with the Licensing Office and between Croydon Airport and to display one on each bus. Forest Hill out of Elmer's End Undated and operator not Garage from 1948 until these shown but may be LGOC. Size: plates were discontinued in 20" x 30" (51cm x 76cm). Has 1963. In good, ex-use been folded and is in condition. [1] generally good condition. A most unusual item. [1] Estimate: £30 to £40

Estimate: £30 to £40 Lot 171

A London Transport Lot 168 1950s/50s Central Buses DRIVER'S/CONDUCTOR'S London Transport enamel BUS JACKET in blue serge plus an STOP FLAG 'Request'. A equivalent SUMMER JACKET double-sided, hollow sign of in grey cotton with blue cuffs the 'boat' style in the short- and collars. Both have chrome lived 1980s style which 'Griffin' buttons and are in transposed the words 'Bus good condition, as worn. Stop' and 'Request', the latter Neither carries a size label but now appearing on the bar. are medium. [2] Carries the location ref 36986 and measures 18" x 15" (46cm Estimate: £50 to £75 x 39cm). Comes with fixing brackets and one 'Fare Stage' enamel plate. In very good, ex-use condition. [1] Lot 172 A perspex "Underground" bullseye sign, red circle with Estimate: £60 to £80 blue bar, designed to be back- lit and complete with white translucent backing panel. Lot 169 Measures 40.5" (104cm) across. Origin unknown but London Transport Publicity appears to be 1960s/70s style Department CAP BADGE as (pre-roundel) and could be issued to bus stop timetable from the Victoria Line. Ex-use etc posting staff. This is the condition with some small 1950s version of this badge in paint splaches and surface enamelled chrome. In good, scratches. [1 + backing panel] lightly-used condition. [1]

Estimate: £80 to £100 Estimate: £60 to £80

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 32 Lot 173 Lot 175

London Transport bus stop Maidstone & District Motor enamel E-PLATE for route 80A Services items comprising a 'Sunday beyond Belmont' in BOUND VOLUME OF 'INSIDE red lettering on a white ONLY', the company's staff background. Likely to date magazine (Volume 17, May from 1976 onwards when the 1963 - April 1964) and a route became Sundays only SIGNATURE RECORD BOOK of but the reason for the unusual directors' meetings of M&D, wording is unclear as all Tramway Co and journeys went beyond Chatham & District Traction Belmont! It may have been Co containing attending located in Sutton and have directors' signatures from related to the revised routing December 1940 to July 1954. to Banstead etc after the In good condition. [2] withdrawal of the 164A in 1979. In good, ex-stop Estimate: £50 to £60 condition. [1]

Estimate: £80 to £100 Lot 176

London General Omnibus Lot 174 Company POCKET MAPS comprising Country Routes 1969 London Underground Summer 1924 (re-print), small POSTER MAP officially Country Routes Summer 1926 mounted on soft board by and 'red buses' No 6, 1928, London Transport for use in No 3, 1933 and Winter Service booking offices etc, complete 1933-4, both the latter two with original string hanger on issued by London Transport. reverse. A Paul Garbutt map In good condition. [5] issued in June 1969 with a print-run of just 500 and no equivalent pocket-sized issue. Estimate: £25 to £30 Measures 20" x 16" (40cm x 40cm) and in very good condition, just a little aged. [1]

Estimate: £60 to £80

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 33 Lot 177 Lot 180

1938 Southern Railway London General Omnibus 'Standard Timetables' Company Limited Inspector's TIMETABLE BOOK 'including CAP BADGE from the horse- summaries of principal bus era, c1890s. Designed to expresses, cheap fares, fit a bowler hat, this is made continental and air services', of brass with the coat of arms September 26th, 1938 until inlaid in red and white further notice. Cover refers to enamel. A very scarce badge, extension of electrification to in excellent condition. [1] Reading, January 1939. 556pp booklet complete with fold- Estimate: £120 to £170 out network map. In well- used condition, covers are detached and damaged. [1] Lot 181

Collection of London Estimate: £30 to £40 Transport 1940s geographical PUNCH TICKETS for routes 85 to 98. Tickets are sorted into Lot 178 route and fare order. No obvious duplication, a wide WW2 London Transport variety of fares, over-print Country Buses and Coaches styles/colours etc. Mostly in ALLOCATION OF SCHEDULED good, used condition. Part of BUSES, No 16a, effective 13 a substantial and December 1944. An unusual comprehensive collection all survivor from the war years. It of which is in the current sale. was actually issue no 16 but [Approx 180] the previous issue had been wrongly given that number. In Estimate: £90 to £120 good condition. [1]

Estimate: £50 to £60 Lot 182 Collection of London Transport 1940s geographical Lot 179 PUNCH TICKETS for routes 99 to 116/117. Tickets are sorted London General Omnibus into route and fare order. No Company Limited obvious duplication, a wide Timekeeper's CAP BADGE variety of fares, over-print from the horse-bus era, styles/colours etc. Mostly in c1890s. Designed to fit a good, used condition. Part of bowler hat, this is made of a substantial and brass with the coat of arms comprehensive collection all inlaid in red and white of which is in the current sale. enamel. A very scarce badge, [Approx 160] in excellent condition. [1]

Estimate: £120 to £170 Estimate: £80 to £100

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 34 Lot 183 Lot 185

Collection of London Collection of London Transport 1940s geographical Transport 1940s geographical PUNCH TICKETS for routes 118 PUNCH TICKETS for routes to 132. Tickets are sorted into 152/152A to 183. Tickets are route and fare order. No sorted into route and fare obvious duplication, a wide order. No obvious duplication, variety of fares, over-print a wide variety of fares, over- styles/colours etc. Mostly in print styles/colours etc. good, used condition. Part of Mostly in good, used a substantial and condition. Part of a comprehensive collection all substantial and of which is in the current sale. comprehensive collection all [Approx 150] of which is in the current sale. [Approx 160] Estimate: £80 to £100 Estimate: £80 to £100

Lot 184 Lot 186 Collection of London Transport 1940s geographical Collection of London PUNCH TICKETS for routes 133 Transport 1940s geographical to 152. Tickets are sorted into PUNCH TICKETS for routes 187 route and fare order. No to 212. Tickets are sorted into obvious duplication, a wide route and fare order. No variety of fares, over-print obvious duplication, a wide styles/colours etc. Mostly in variety of fares, over-print good, used condition. Part of styles/colours etc. Mostly in a substantial and good, used condition. Part of comprehensive collection all a substantial and of which is in the current sale. comprehensive collection all [Approx 140] of which is in the current sale. [Approx 190] Estimate: £70 to £90 Estimate: £90 to £120

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 35 Lot 187 Lot 190

Collection of London 1932 London Underground Transport 1940s geographical linen-card POCKET MAP from PUNCH TICKETS for routes the 'Stingemore' series. From 215/218/219 to 298. Tickets the larger series 1928-32, this are sorted into route and fare is the final edition, with order. No obvious duplication, mustard cover, showing all a wide variety of fares, over- the Piccadilly Line extensions print styles/colours etc. as complete, with 1932-33 Mostly in good, used opening dates on the reverse condition. Part of a along with details of re- substantial and naming of Dover St Station comprehensive collection all and closure of British Museum of which is in the current sale. Stn. Lightly used with a little [Approx 190] wear but a good example overall. [1] Estimate: £90 to £120 Estimate: £75 to £100

Lot 188 Lot 191 London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATE for A pair of London Transport Southdown route 32. It is 'DOLLY STOP' enamel BUS thought that this may have STOP SIGNS, temporary bus come from the Crawley or stops used for diversions, Horsham areas but this is emergencies etc. These are unconfirmed. In good, ex-stop the 'Compulsory' versions and condition. [1] are single-sided enamel plates 12 1/2" (32cm) in diameter. In Estimate: £80 to £100 ex-use condition with some small chips to the enamel. [2]

Lot 189 Estimate: £50 to £75 East Surrey Traction Co Ltd "OFFICIAL TIMETABLE OF BUS ROUTES - Winter Service, (First Issue) 7/10/31". In good, lightly-used but unmarked condition. Staples have corroded. [1]

Estimate: £60 to £75

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 36 Lot 192 Lot 194

1945 original London London United Tramways Underground quad royal Driver's & Conductor's CAP POSTER MAP of Central BADGE dating from London featuring the lines (in 1924-1933. Based on the correct colours) superimposed Underground Group's bar & on a street plan with places of circle 'bullseye' motif and interest (museums, theatres, made of nickel-silver churches, sports grounds etc) enamelled in blue. In very listed around the rdges. good, lightly-used condition. Produced in April, shortly [1] 3 Underground Group before WW2 ended. Features tramway companies issued the pre-war version of the badges of this design - see Underground bullseye logo. adjacent lots for the other Folded, with some wear to two. the folds but generally in good condition. [1] Estimate: £90 to £110

Estimate: £75 to £100 Lot 195

Metropolitan Electric Lot 193 Tramways Driver's & Conductor's CAP BADGE London Transport RT-type bus dating from 1924-1933. Based BONNET PLATE (fleet number) on the Underground Group's from RT 2847. This number bar & circle 'bullseye' motif was originally allocated to a and made of nickel-silver red bus which entered service enamelled in blue. In good, at Rye garage in 1952, used condition with a small and later to a green Country enamel loss on the bar Area vehicle from 1963 on. between the 'T' & 'R'. [1] 3 Last in passenger service at Underground Group tramway in 1970, companies issued badges of the bus became a training this design - see adjacent lots vehicle until scrap in 1977. An for the other two. unusual example which received the grey NBC-style Estimate: £70 to £90 transfers at repaint in the 1970s. In ex-vehicle condition. [1]

Estimate: £80 to £100

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 37 Lot 196 Lot 199

South Metropolitan Electric London Transport Tramways Tramways Driver's & paper FARECHART, single- Conductor's CAP BADGE sided, dated January 1940 for dating from 1924-1933. Based the All Night Service between on the Underground Group's Victoria Embankment and bar & circle 'bullseye' motif Downham, Bromley Road. A and made of nickel-silver standard-size issue in enamelled in blue. In very generally good condition with good, lightly-used condition. a few edge-nicks and light [1] 3 Underground Group horizontal creases where once tramway companies issued folded. [1] badges of this design - see adjacent lots for the other Estimate: £40 to £50 two.

Estimate: £90 to £110 Lot 200

London Transport bus stop Lot 197 enamel E-PLATE for route 44A destinated Brookwood Station London Underground O/P/Q- via Hermitage Estate. This was Stock enamel DESTINATION a Woking local route operated PLATE for Edgware Road & by Aldershot & District. Plaistow on the District Line Unusually, the operator's and/or & City name does not appear on the Line. Double-sided, plate but presumably there reversable. In good, ex-use wasn't room! In very good, ex- condition. [1] stop condition. [1]

Estimate: £50 to £75 Estimate: £170 to £220

Lot 198 Lot London General Omnibus Company TICKET CANCELLING Refreshment break PUNCH made by the Whitlay Tool Co Ltd. Machine no 1000. These punches were used by bus conductors to cancel Estimate: £ to £ return tickets and they punch a small hole together with the serial number. In good working order. A most unusual item. [1]

Estimate: £140 to £160

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 38 Lot 201 Lot 203

London Underground items comprising a 1950s/60s 'DIRECTORS' TOUR 1963', a ENAMEL PLATE 'Please show 54pp bound itinerary for a 3- your ticket at the barrier' with day tour of the undertaking in LT bullseye (12" x 3.5", 30cm x June 1963 in Leyland Leopard 9cm, good condition), a 547 BUF and including details c1970s ENAMEL PLATE of towns, garages, bus 'Danger, 630 volts DC' (10.5" x stations, offices plus company 6", 27cm x 16cm, stains at statistics, fleet summary, edges) and a 1922 POSTER biography of driver, tour map NOTICE regarding the closure etc plus a 1946 hardback of the northern end of the BOOK 'Five Decades of BET City & South London Railway (British Electric Traction), (35", 89cm wide, worn with 1896-1946', illustrated with a tears and small loss) [3] fold-out chart of all the operating etc companies. Estimate: £40 to £50 Both in good condition. [2]

Estimate: £60 to £80 Lot 202

Tilling bus company CAP BADGE in scrolled lettering as Lot 204 issued to bus crews in London and . This style of 1928 London Underground badge originated pre-WW1 MAP of the Electric Railways and this is one of the earlier, of London "What to see and brass types. In very good how to travel". December condition. [1] (12/1928) edition designed by E G Perman with elaborate Estimate: £130 to £150 calligraphy of station names and border etc. In lightly-used condition, good apart from a 4" (10cm) fold-parting. [1]

Estimate: £80 to £100

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 39 Lot 205 Lot 207

Scratch-built MODEL of a London Transport enamel BUS London Transport RT-type bus STOP SIGN "Bus & Coach (RT4700) depicted on route Stop - Two Waters Garage" 11 from Riverside garage in from the 1950s/60s "Keston" the early 1960s. A well-built, wooden bus shelter served by realistic and well-detailed RT, RF & RMC buses & plastic model, approx 1/45- coaches outside the garage at scale (7" or 18cm long), with Hemel Hempstead. The bus destination blinds, adverts, garage was designed in the windows, seats with driver Holden/Pick style, opened in and passengers, mirrors, 1935, demolished in 1997. indicators etc. In very good The sign is 18" (42cm) square, condition with no apparent one-sided with a flange and damage. [1] fixing lugs. A few small chips touched in but otherwise in very good condition with an Estimate: £50 to £75 excellent shine. [1]

Estimate: £350 to £400 Lot 206

London Transport bus stop Lot 208 FARE STAGE PLATES comprising a 1960s version, Large quantity of London circular, black background (2 Transport Central Area Bus plates mounted on fixing POCKET MAPS dated from bracket), an unusual 1960s 1947 to 1976. Condition 'bus fare stage' version (single varies from well used to very plate on mounting bracket) good. [57] and a 1970s vertical type, red background (2 plates Estimate: £70 to £80 mounted on fixing bracket). All in good, ex-stop condition. [1] Lot 209

Estimate: £50 to £70 London Transport Central Buses (driving) Instructor's CAP BADGE, 1960s issue, chrome-plated with blue & turquoise enamel inlays and raised lower infill. In used condition with light surface scratches. [1]

Estimate: £30 to £40

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 40 Lot 210 Lot 213

London Transport bus stop Original 1938 London enamel E-PLATE for Transport PANEL POSTER Maidstone & District route 'Woman's Fair, Olympia' by an 105 'Special Journeys'. unknown artist. These posters Thought to have been located were pasted onto the glass in the Tonbridge area but this vestibules of Underground is not confirmed. In very good, cars from the 1930s until the ex-stop condition. [1] 1970s. A very colourful and unusual poster. Size 12.5" x 10" (32cm x 26cm). A 1" Estimate: £70 to £90 (2.5cm) inward tear at one edge, repaired on the reverse but otherwise in good condition. [1] Lot 211

1967 London Transport Estimate: £70 to £80 Underground quad-royal POSTER MAP designed by Paul E Garbutt. With a print-code Lot 214 of November 1967, this issue shows the Victoria Line under WW2 POSTER 'London's construction. Poster was Transport No 4 - Trams and originally folded and has a Trolleybuses'. Size 19" x 14" little edge-crumpling in some (48cm x 36cm). One of a places but is overall a good morale-boosting series issued example. [1] during the War and featuring 'For Victory' slogan with Estimate: £120 to £150 Union Flag. Text makes the case for trolleybuses and states that the conversion programme from trams will Lot 212 be completed when the war is 1947 London Transport over. Undated but thought to POSTER 'By Green Line from be c1941. Small loss at top Hyde Park Corner'. A pair edge, small inward edge- poster (2 x double royal) tears, otherwise very issued in April 1947 for the reasonable. [1] start of the first summer of a fully re-instated coach Estimate: £30 to £40 network after WW2. Retains the pre-war style 'bullseye' logo and has an alphabetical list of towns/places served by Green Line from Hyde Park Corner, via which a significant proportion of the services operated. R/h poster has some chafed/scuffed edges, otherwise the pair is in good condition. [Pair]

Estimate: £50 to £60

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 41 Lot 215 Lot 217

Original 1938 London Original London Transport Transport double-royal 1939 double-royal POSTER POSTER 'To Box Hill' and 'To ''To stop the Bus'' by 'Beath' Chalfont St Giles'. Designed by (John Miles Fleming 'Aufseeser', who is believed to 1913-1991), designer of many have been Ernst Aufseeser LT posters from 1936-1954. (1880-1940). The poster Ths one features his well- promoted Green Line coach known image of the perfect services K1/K2/K3 and R passenger at the request stop, respectively. Linen-backed extending his arm to the and overall in good condition. driver of the approaching [1] Leyland STD-type bus. Linen- backed and in good condition. Estimate: £40 to £60 [1]

Estimate: £60 to £80 Lot 216

Original 1964, 1966 & 1967 Lot 218 London Transport PANEL POSTERS 'Lord Mayor's Show', London Transport all by Peter Roberson Underground quad-royal (1907-1989) who designed POSTER MAP issued in posters for London Transport January 1972. One of the Paul from 1948-1978. Three of a Garbutt issues and a very long-running series promoting traditional design with the this event which were posted border of small bullseyes. A on the glass vestibules of couple of small edge-nicks but Underground cars from the overall in very good condition. 1930s onwards. None of these [1] particular three are listed by the LT Museum. Size 12 1/2" x Estimate: £90 to £110 10 1/2" (32cm x 26cm) and all in very good condition. [3]

Estimate: £120 to £150

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 42 Lot 219 Lot 221

Original 1931 London General Original London Transport Omnibus Co (Underground 1936 double-royal POSTER Group) double royal POSTER ''Christmas Calling'' by Tom 'Come Out! Easter by bus'. Eckersley (1914-1997) & Eric Designed by 'Major', about Lombers (1914-1978), joint whom nothing is known, the designers of many LT posters artwork was also used for a in the 1930s, the former contemporary leaflet. This continuing to do so until poster is one of 3 versions, 1995. This is the the others being for Green 'Underground' version of this Line Coaches and the poster. Linen-backed, in good Underground. This bus condition. [1] version is not listed by the LT Museum. Mounted on linen Estimate: £75 to £100 with some professional restoration evident, the poster is in very good condition. [1] Lot 222 c1949 Trans World Estimate: £120 to £170 (TWA) POSTER ' - Houses of Parliament' featuring a colour photo of Lot 220 the Houses of Parliament and Westminster Bridge with E1 Original POSTER ARTWORK class trams and a 'Utility' bus 'Visit the Tower by crossing the river. Poster Underground' dated May measures 22" x 17" (56cm x 1943. Vendor advises that this 43cm) and is in generally good is by David Rogers and came condition with just some small in a portfolio of the artist nicks to the edges. [1] including work for the Southern Railway, Cook's Travel and Hornby Trains. Estimate: £30 to £50 There is no trace of any of his work in the LT Museum collection so it is assumed that this was a commission Lot 223 that was rejected. Measures Original 1938 London 11" x 15" (28cm x 38cm) and Transport PANEL POSTER is in good condition. [1] 'Smithfield Club Cattle Show, Royal Agricultural Hall' by 'T V Estimate: £120 to £150 Y' about whom nothing is currently known. These posters were pasted onto the glass vestibules of Underground cars from the 1930s until the 1970s. Size 12.5" x 10" (32cm x 26cm) and in good condition. [1]

Estimate: £50 to £75

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 43 Lot 224 Lot 227

Original 1935 London 1978 London Transport Transport double-royal POSTER 'Omnibus' produced POSTER 'Stuart London - to attract advertisers for the Banqueting House, Whitehall small fleet of Routemasters & Royal Hospital, Chelsea' by that were to run in 'Shillibeer' Charles Shepard, also known livery the following year to as 'Shep' (b1892) who celebrate the 150th designed posters for London anniversary of London's first Transport from 1924-1960. It bus service. Size is slightly features an attractive border larger than double royal. In design of the thistle emblem good condition. [1] of the House of Stuart. One of a small series, this variant is Estimate: £30 to £40 not listed by LT Museum. Linen-backed and in very good condition. [1] Lot 228

Estimate: £60 to £80 Original 1945 London Transport double-royal POSTER 'Bus Routes from Lot 225 here' and produced for display at Leicester Square 1953 London Transport quad- Underground Station. Dated royal POSTER MAP titled February 1945, shortly before 'Central London' and showing the end of WW2. Linen- Underground lines and bus backed and in good condition. routes over a street map. Has [1] the classic off-set bullseye border. Small loss near top Estimate: £30 to £40 right corner and a horizontal tear in the lower half has been repaired. Will nonetheless display well. [1] Lot 229 Original 1935 London Estimate: £50 to £60 Transport double-royal poster 'Model Dairy in the Ticket Hall, Charing Cross Station'. Lot 226 The exhibition was arranged by the Milk Marketing Board Original 1939 London which had been formed just Transport double-royal two years earlier. No artist POSTER 'Kilburn' showing the credited but the poster entrance to the Underground features the MMB's well- Station on a local street map known 'Milk' logo which was (Ordnance Survey-based). used for many decades. Linen- Features a superb 'bullseye' backed and in good condition. logo. Linen-backed, some [1] edge-chafing but generally good. [1] Estimate: £60 to £80

Estimate: £30 to £40

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 44 Lot 230 Lot 232

1950 London Transport London Transport Underground quad-royal Underground sample CAP POSTER MAP designed by H C BADGE inscribed 'Train Beck. With a print-code of Operator' and intended for March 1950, this issue still use by drivers of automatic shows the planned extensions trains on the new Victoria Line of the Northern Line to in the late 1960s. Made of Alexandra Palace and the chromed metal with enamel Bakerloo Line to Camberwell, inlays and in the same style as both of which were contemporary drivers' badges, subsequently abandoned. it is believed that this badge Poster was originally folded. was rejected by staff and this Two short sections are type was never issued. In starting to part along fold excellent condition. [1] lines, edges are scuffed in places but very reasonable overall. [1] Estimate: £150 to £200

Estimate: £250 to £300 Lot 233

Lot 231 London Underground EPHEMERA comprising a small London Underground Electric SIGN 'Tickets & Information', Railways 1907 advertising designed to be back-lit and CARD with MAP, one of a possibly from a Passimeter series featuring different unit, a WALL-CLOCK, battery stations, in this case Leicester operated, marked 'LUL' (not Square with an illustration of tested), a glazed FRAME a Charing Cross, Euston & containing various small signs, Hampstead Rly train. Opens a canvas TICKET-SACK marked into 3 parts by lifting the train 'LUL' & 'Marylebone' and a to reveal more of the station, small wooden BOX WITH including posters, and fares, DRAWERS, ex-ticket office, journey times, season-ticket containing various small signs. rates & a small map of the All in used condition. [5 + Underground. Minor surface contents] losses to the reverse with traces of clear adhesive, otherwise very good. [1] Estimate: £30 to £40

Estimate: £250 to £350

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 45 Lot 234 Lot 236

Original BROCHURE 'Diamond London Transport bus stop Jubilee of the Metropolitan enamel Q-PLATE 'Buses Railway, a souvenir of the terminating at Bideford occasion with a brief review of Avenue only'. Believed to the Metro's history during its have been located on the stop 60 years of public service'. used in the 1960s by route Issued by the company in 195 buses terminating at that 1923, a 24pp illustrated location in Perivale. In good, booklet with a colour picture ex-stop condition, some of a new electric loco on the minor chipping at bottom cover and another of a edge has been touched in. [1] superheated steam loco inside. Light wear to cover, staples have been removed. Estimate: £50 to £60 Plus loose extract pages from issues of 'Metro-land'. [1 + extracts] Lot 237

Estimate: £40 to £50 c1931 London Underground linen-card POCKET MAP from the 'Stingemore' series. From Lot 235 the larger series 1928-32, this is the edition with red cover, A British Railways Western showing the Piccadilly Line Region small cast alloy SIGN extensions to Sudbury under 'B.R. - W.R. Warning. In no construction. Used with some circumstances must persons wear. 'Duplicate' written on put their hands or feet cover together with small through the lattice work of lift library stamp. [1] gates'. Vendor states that this was located at Pontypridd Estimate: £40 to £50 Station. Measures 9" x 4.5" (23cm x 11cm) and in good, ex-use condition. An unusual item. [1] Lot 238 London Underground Estimate: £30 to £40 Standard (1920s) Tube Stock enamel DESTINATION PLATE for Rayners Lane & Uxbridge on the Piccadilly Line although it's possible these were also used on the O/P-class cars on the Metropolitan Line service to Uxbridge. Double-sided, reversable. In good, ex-use condition with the usual chips around the chain-holes. [1]

Estimate: £75 to £100

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 46 Lot 239 Lot 242

London Transport Tramways Quantity of London Transport paper FARECHART, single- POCKET MAPS & LEAFLETS sided, dated October 1934 for from 1940s-1970s including route 25 between Tottenham Central Bus, Country Bus, Court Road and Parliament Underground, Hill Fields. A standard-size Trolleybus/Tram and Green issue from early in the LPTB Line maps, route change era in generally good leaflets etc plus two 1970s condition with light horizontal London Country area creases where once folded. TIMETABLE BOOKLETS. [1] Variable condition from excellent to well used. [55 Estimate: £50 to £60 items]

Estimate: £30 to £40 Lot 240

London Underground enamel Lot 243 'bullseye' STOCK-NUMBER PLATE from 1938 OP-class A London Transport trailer 013076. These plates 1950s/50s Central Buses were located above the inter- DRIVER'S OVERCOAT in blue connecting doors at each end serge with white signalling of the car. 38 Surface-Stock cuff plus an equivalent plates are uncommon. In SUMMER COAT in grey cotton excellent ex-car condition. [1] with blue cuffs and collars. Both have chrome 'Griffin' Estimate: £75 to £100 buttons and are in good condition, as worn. Neither carries a size label but are medium. [2] Lot 241

London Transport bus stop Estimate: £50 to £75 enamel E-PLATE for South Midland Express Service. This service from London to Oxford operated from the 1920s onwards, by the 1960s it was under the control of Thames Valley, finally merging with the in 1971. Today the service runs as the X90. This unusual plate is likely to date from the 1950s/60s and is in very good, ex-stop condition. [1]

Estimate: £80 to £100

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 47 Lot 244 Lot 246

London Transport Military Selection of 1933/34 London Band CAP BADGE of the Transport (titled 'General') second type, worn from c1949 Country Bus TIMETABLE until the band broke up LEAFLETS comprising routes c1969/70. The band paraded 425/433/435, 317, 322/325, in the Lord Mayor's Show and 344, 347, 367, 418 and 453 at the Remembrance Day (two different). In good to ceremonies as well as very good condition. [9] performing at staff and public functions. The badge is made Estimate: £45 to £50 of a brass raised element incorporating a lyre motif, backed by an LT bullseye finished in red and white Lot 247 enamel. In good, lightly-used Selection of 1934-36 London condition. Very rarely seen at Transport Country Bus/Green auction. [1] See Lot 121 for Line Coach TIMETABLE the earlier badge. LEAFLETS comprising Gravesend & Northfleet Districts x 2, routes 370, 475, Estimate: £90 to £110 371/372/375/393/Z1/Z2 x 2, 303/329/329A/389A, 306 and 352. In good to very good Lot 245 condition. [9]

1911 London Underground Estimate: £45 to £50 POCKET MAP. Printed by Johnson, Riddle & Co Ltd, interesting features are the 3 stations at Hammersmith and Lot 248 the inclusion of the LBSCR Selection of 1936 London lines to Crystal Palace. Places Transport Country Bus of interest and theatre map TIMETABLE LEAFLETS on the reverse. In used comprising routes 356/376, condition with some scuffs 443, 409/411, 417 x 2, and short tears at the right- 309/357, 339A, 439 and 454. hand edge but otherwise very In good to very good reasonable. [1] condition. [9]

Estimate: £70 to £90 Estimate: £45 to £50

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 48 Lot 249 Lot 252

Selection of 1935-36 London London Transport coach stop Transport Country Bus enamel E-PLATE for Green 'Revised Bus Routes' Line route 704 'Fare Stage'. TIMETABLE BOOKLETS Fare stage e-plates for Green comprising issues for Hemel Line routes are uncommon. In Hempstead, Windsor, generally good, ex-stop Knockholt, Ware & Hertford, condition. [1] Dartford, Hatfield & St Albans and Watford & Hemel Estimate: £80 to £100 Hempstead Districts respectively. In mixed condition, printed on poor- quality paper, some are very Lot 253 well used. [7] Large selection of London Transport & pre-LT 'TIM' Estimate: £45 to £50 MACHINE TICKETS. TIM machines were introduced experimentally by the LGOC & Lot 250 Underground Group tram companies in the early 1930s Selection of 1936-38 London and replaced by Gibson Transport Country Bus machines in the 1950s. 'Revised Bus Routes' Includes issues titled 'MET, TIMETABLE BOOKLETS LUT & SMT Cos', 'LGO Co & comprising issues for Associated Cos', 'LPTB' & Windsor, Amersham & High 'London Transport' plus one Wycombe, Hertford & Ware, London Bridge static routes 403/408/409/415, conductor issue. Variety of 403/403A/408/415 and bus & trolleybus routes. Good Windsor & . In varying condition. [est 200] condition from poor to very good. [6] Estimate: £30 to £40

Estimate: £45 to £50

Lot 251

London Underground GUIDE TO THE NEW UNDERGROUND THROUGH SERVICE Hounslow and West End dated March 1933. Card booklet with fold- out UNDERGROUND MAP of Central London. Light wear to cover, map is excellent. [1]

Estimate: £40 to £50

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 49 Lot 254 Lot 256

Collection of London Collection of London Transport Coaches (Green Transport Coaches (Green Line) geographical stage Line) geographical stage PUNCH TICKETS of the type PUNCH TICKETS of the type introduced with the post-war introduced with the post-war resumption of services from resumption of services from 1946 until replaced by 1946 until replaced by machine tickets in the early machine tickets in the early 1950s. This set covers routes 1950s. This set covers routes CS1 and CS2. Tickets are CS4, 5, 6 & 7. Tickets are loose-mounted in album loose-mounted in album pages in route and fare order. pages in route and fare order. Looks like a full set or close to Looks like full sets or close to it. Part of a comprehensive them. Part of a collection - see adjacent lots. comprehensive collection - In very good condition. [72] see adjacent lots. In very good condition. [106]

Estimate: £60 to £70 Estimate: £90 to £110

Lot 255 Lot 257

Collection of London Collection of London Transport Coaches (Green Transport Coaches (Green Line) geographical stage Line) geographical stage PUNCH TICKETS of the type PUNCH TICKETS of the type introduced with the post-war introduced with the post-war resumption of services from resumption of services from 1946 until replaced by 1946 until replaced by machine tickets in the early machine tickets in the early 1950s. This set covers route 1950s. This set covers routes CS3. Tickets are loose- CS8, 9, 10, 11 & 12. Tickets mounted in album pages in are loose-mounted in album fare order. Looks like a full set pages in route and fare order. or close to it. Part of a Looks like full sets or close to comprehensive collection - them. Part of a see adjacent lots. In very good comprehensive collection - condition. [72] see adjacent lots. In very good condition. [120] Estimate: £55 to £65 Estimate: £95 to £115

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 50 Lot 258 Lot 261

Collection of London WW2 London Transport Transport Coaches (Green Green Line TIMETABLE Line) geographical stage LEAFLETS dated October 1940 PUNCH TICKETS of the type in respect of the (temporary) introduced with the post-war wartime re-instatement of resumption of services from services using route letters. 1946 until replaced by Lot comprises leaflets for machine tickets in the early routes A1/A2, C, E/F, H and M 1950s. This set covers routes plus the LEAFLET for the full CS13, 14, 15, 16, 17 & 18. list of services, also dated Tickets are loose-mounted in 1940. All in good condition. album pages in route and fare [6] order. Part of a comprehensive collection - Estimate: £50 to £60 see adjacent lots. In very good condition. [94] Lot 262 Estimate: £75 to £90 WW2 London Transport Green Line TIMETABLE Lot 259 LEAFLETS dated October 1940 in respect of the (temporary) A Bus Eireann (Irish Buses) wartime re-instatement of enamel BUS STOP SIGN services using route letters. featuring the company's red Lot comprises leaflets for Irish Setter logo. A double- routes N, Q/R, Y1, Y2 and sided sign measuring 14" Z1/Z2. All in good condition. (36cm) across and in excellent [5] condition. [1] Estimate: £50 to £60 Estimate: £30 to £40

Lot 263 Lot 260 London Tram ROUTE NUMBER London Underground STENCIL PLATE from an E/1- GUARD'S ITEMS comprising a class tram for route 78 which red-painted, 3-aspect ran from Victoria to West SIGNALLING LAMP (oil- Norwood and was replaced by burning) and red and green bus 178 in 1952. This is the SIGNALLING FLAGS, both smaller-size plate which marked 'LPTB'. In good, used slotted in front of the lower- condition. [3] deck window. In good, ex-use condition. [1] Estimate: £30 to £40

Estimate: £60 to £80

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 51 Lot 264 Lot 267

A London Underground A Great Southern & Western DEPOT TRAIN LOCATION Railway CAST IRON SIGN BOARD ex London Road depôt regarding a penalty for leaving on the Bakerloo Line. With the gate open. The GS&WR columns for 15 roads, train was the largest of Ireland's nos, departure times, 'big four' railways, operating destinations. A thick wooden from 1844 until merger into blackboard measuring 36" the Great Southern Railway in (91cm) across and in good ex- 1924. Sign measures 10.5" x use condition. [1] 11" (27cm x 28cm) and is a genuine, original example, not Estimate: £30 to £40 one of the somewhat different replicas available. In very good, unrestored condition. [1] Lot 265

London Transport ROUTE NUMBER STENCIL '230' for the Estimate: £50 to £75 RLH-type, low-height buses working out of Harrow Weald garage from 1953-69 and Lot 268 probably also for the STL- types operated before them Quantity of RAILWAY from 1943 on. These plates EPHEMERA, mainly were located in the lower rear 1940s/50s, comprising early window of these buses as Ian Allan ABCs (mainly used), they did not have a Trains Annual 1st ed (vgc), destination blind box at the booklets incl 'Junction X', the back. In well-used, ex-vehicle RHDR, 'Travelling on the condition. [1] Southern Railway', Meccano magazines, US railroad Estimate: £50 to £75 timetables, Bradshaw's and ABC Railway Guides plus 1971 facsimile edition of the 1909 L&SWR Working Timetable. In Lot 266 used condition to a greater or lesser extent. [Quantity] Enamel bus timetable noticeboard HEADER PLATE 'London Transport' in 1930s style with name Estimate: £40 to £50 under/overlined with diamond cut-outs. Length 40" (102cm). One small chip at lower edge otherwise in very good condition. [1]

Estimate: £60 to £80

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 52 Lot 269 Lot 272

Pair of London Underground London Transport bus stop Standard Stock (1920s) and/or enamel E-PLATE for 38-Stock enamel Maidstone & District route DESTINATION PLATES from 40A. It is thought that this the Northern Line comprising may been located in the 'Northern Line'/blank and 'via Gravesend area but this is Bank/via Charing X'. In ex-use unconfirmed. In very good, condition, generally good but ex-stop condition. [1] with some edge-chips to the paint on the latter. [2] Estimate: £60 to £80

Estimate: £80 to £100 Lot 273

Lot 270 London Transport Country Buses GARAGE ALLOCATION London Transport Central STENCIL PLATES & RUNNING Buses "Fireman" CAP BADGE NUMBERS comprising a pair issued from the late 1940s each of CY (Crawley), LS onwards to the members of (), 25 and 103. All in ex- the Central Road Services fire use condition. [8] brigades until disbandment in the late 1960s. Badge is nickel Estimate: £60 to £80 with enamel inlays and is in excellent condition. [1]

Lot 274 Estimate: £60 to £80 London Transport bus stop enamel Q-PLATE 'Forward Lot 271 limit of stand, Monday to Friday before 16.00, all day London Transport Saturdays and Sundays'. Underground "Fireman" CAP Location unknown but a very BADGE issued to staff unusual wording, likely to be responsible for installation of one of a unique pair. A fire-fighting equipment, fire- double-size (G6) q-plate in safety inspections etc. This is very good, ex-stop condition, the second issue of the badge, small chips at bottom edge dating from the early 1960s. have been touched in. [1] Badge is chrome-plated with ochre and red enamel inlays Estimate: £80 to £100 and is in excellent condition. [1]

Estimate: £80 to £100

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 53 Lot 275 Lot 278

Selection of LCC Tramways London's last trams geographical PUNCH TICKETS EPHEMERA comprising a from the 1920s/30s. A wide MAP, drawn by F Merton range of ticket types and Atkins, of the Southern service (route) nos, includes Counties Touring Society some proof tickets without London Tram Tour on 22 April serial numbers. Little, if any, 1951, two TICKETS issued by duplication noted and nearly the Omnibus Society for their all in good condition. [68] South London Tramways Tour on July 5, 1952 and a selection Estimate: £40 to £50 of Last Tram Week TICKETS. All in good condition. [13 items]

Lot 276

Selection of London Passenger Estimate: £30 to £40 Transport Board (full & abbreviated) & London Transport Trams geographical Lot 279 PUNCH TICKETS from the 1930s/40s with 'Tramways', London Transport enamel 'Trams', 'LT Trams' etc titles. compulsory BUS STOP FLAG. A Large variety of routes, double-sided, hollow ''boat'- includes some un-numbered type sign in the traditional proof issues. Minimal 1950s-60s 'bullseye' (pre- duplication and generally in roundel) style. Carries the good/very good condition. location ref 19879 and [134] measures 18" x 15" (46cm x 39cm). In good, ex-use Estimate: £80 to £100 condition with just a few small chips in places. [1]

Estimate: £40 to £60 Lot 277

London 'Last Tram Week' EPHEMERA from July 1952 Lot 280 comprising a small London Transport POSTER as posted The "District Railway Map of in trams and buses etc giving London', 7th edition, dated details of the last chance to 1907. The last edition of a ride on a tram and a piece of series which began in 1873. A brown REXINE LEATHERCLOTH large-scale, fold-out map, presumably 'obtained' from paper on canvas inside hard one of the last cars. Both have covers. The usual worn been loose mounted behind covers, with some scuffs, but glass in a railway carriage the map is in good condition. poster frame. In ex-vehicle [1] condition. [3 incl frame] Estimate: £80 to £100

Estimate: £30 to £40

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 54 Lot 281 Lot 283

London "General" Omnibus London "General" Omnibus Co 's/conductor's Co CAP BADGE in maroon CAP BADGE in blue enamel as enamel. It is thought that issued from c1914 until 1933. these much less common In very good, lightly-used maroon versions may have condition. [1] See adjacent been issued to crews in the lots for the rest of the set of 1920s on the General's private these badges issued by the hire and excursion services Underground Group road but this is unconfirmed. In services. very good condition. [1] See adjacent lots for the rest of Estimate: £60 to £70 the set of these badges issued by the Underground Group road services. Lot 282

London "General" Omnibus Estimate: £120 to £170 Co CAP BADGE in red enamel. It is thought that these much less common red badges were Lot 284 issued to crews in the late 1920s on the General's coach London General Country services which, in the days Services Driver's/Conductor's before Green Line, carried red CAP BADGE in red and grey livery. These red badges enamel, matching the would have been replaced by fleetname of the country Green Line ones from 1930 buses. The company was onwards. In very good formed in 1932 to take over condition. [1] See adjacent the General's country services lots for the rest of the set of (East Surrey & National) but these badges issued by the was absorbed by London Underground Group in 1933, resulting in services. a very short-lived use of these badges. In very good, lightly- Estimate: £120 to £170 used condition. [1] See adjacent lots for the rest of the set of these badges issued by the Underground Group road services.

Estimate: £80 to £100

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 55 Lot 285 Lot 288

'Green Line' driver's & London General Omnibus conductor's CAP BADGE Company double-sided BUS issued by Green Line Coaches STOP PANEL TIMETABLES for Ltd between 1930-1932. In route 70 Clapham Common to standard Underground Group Dorking (dated 6-7-25), route style. Badge is in excellent 113 Kingston to Banstead condition. [1] See adjacent (28-4-25), route 120 Dulwich lots for the rest of the set of to Harrow Weald (4/2/25) and these badges issued by the route 139 Finsbury Park to Underground Group road High Beech (3-4-25). In services. generally good condition. [4]

Estimate: £80 to £100 Estimate: £40 to £60

Lot 286 Lot 289 'Tramways' driver's & conductor's CAP BADGE in Metropolitan Electric Underground Group style Tramways single-sided TRAM issued by the Combine's tram STOP PANEL TIMETABLE for companies in the 1914-1920s routes 21, 29, 51 & 71 dated period. Badge is in very good, 4-10-24. For services from lightly-used condition. [1] See North Finchley to Holborn, adjacent lots for the rest of Enfield to Euston, Muswell Hill the set of these badges issued to Bloomsbury and Aldgate to by the Underground Group Stamford Hill etc. In very good road services. condition. [1]

Estimate: £60 to £70 Estimate: £35 to £45

Lot 287 Lot 290

London Country Council (LCC) London Transport bus stop Tramways paper FARECHART enamel E-PLATE for route 459 for service 17, Farringdon St destinated Iver Heath, Stn & Highgate (Archway Richings Park Estate. Believed Tavern). Issued in September to have been located at 1932. Was once folded Uxbridge Bus Station and horizontally but is generally in likely to have been one of very nice condition. [1] only two. In very good, ex- stop condition. [1] Estimate: £75 to £100 Estimate: £270 to £320

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 56 Lot 291 Lot 294

1924 Metropolitan Railway 1922 London General small POCKET CARD MAP Omnibus Co BOOK - 'The Re- "How to get to and from the birth of the Motor-Omnibus, British Empire Exhibition". an Account of the Illustration of a new electric Works'. 32pp illustrated locomotive on the cover. hardback book detailing with Opens out to three panels. some pride the operations of This is the orange cover the newly-opened works. version from this series, rarely Pocket inside the rear cover seen at auction. In lightly- contains a large, fold-out used condition with some illustration by Fred Taylor age-darkening to cover. [1] (who also designed Underground Group posters) of the entire operation in Estimate: £150 to £200 amazing detail. Minor wear but good overall. [1]

Estimate: £30 to £40 Lot 292

1935 original quad royal POSTER MAP 'London & Lot 295 Suburbs Main Line Railways and connecting Underground London Transport Railways of the London Underground Group Passenger Transport Board'. Manager's (formerly Senior An early attempt to show Station Master) HAT AND London's complete rail BADGE. The badge is from the network. The main-line 1978 issue, made of gold- companies' lines are shown in finished metal with ochre blue, red, green & brown with enamel inlays and is in the Underground lines in excellent condition. The hat black. Issuing organisation not (size 56) is the correct type for shown but presumably the this senior grade and has the railway companies. Folded traditional gold wire braiding with some tape repairs to on the peak. Hat is in used reverse but very reasonable. condition. [2] [1] Estimate: £80 to £90 Estimate: £75 to £100

Lot 293

London Transport RTL bus BONNET PLATE (fleet number) from RTL 1185, a bus delivered in 1951. The last vehicle to carry this number was withdrawn at Stockwell garage in 1967. In ex-vehicle condition. [1]

Estimate: £120 to £150

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 57 Lot 296 Lot 298

1948 London Transport 60pp London Transport bus stop ring-bound BOOKLET enamel E-PLATE for route 43 ''ADVERTISEMENT RATES' 'Mon-Sat Friern Barnet'. We containing facts & figures and are not sure where it was pictures of advertising deemed necessary for the locations and prices on the northern terminus to be Underground, buses, shown but the plate may trolleybuses and trams. simply have been located at Folders inside rear cover the London Bridge end of the contain contemporary bus route. An unusual plate, in and trolleys & tram maps. very good condition. [1] Plus a later version from the 1960s, a ring-pull BINDER Estimate: £75 to £100 'LONDON TRANSPORT ADVERTISING - MEDIA & RENTALS' with similar contents. Both items in good Lot 299 condition. [2] London Underground TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT Estimate: £50 to £60 comprising a vintage STATION WALL-UNIT in wooden box, enamel 'Private' sign on front, Lot 297 containing a 2-piece telephone with Emergency London Transport ENAMEL Telephone instructions to call PLATE ' Dept' Kilburn Park Sub-Station, a measuring 4.25" x 3.25" motorman's wooden portable (11cm x 8cm) and thought to TELEPHONE BOX (empty) and have been on a door at an a framed/glazed Underground station or bus INSTRUCTION NOTICE for garage. The style of the London Transport's Railway bullseye logo suggests a date Telephone System. All in used of late 1930s to late 1940s. condition. [3] Some enamel loss at top right corner, otherwise very good with an excellent shine. [1] Estimate: £40 to £50

Estimate: £60 to £80 Lot 300

London Transport Bristol BL- class DESTINATION BLIND type 'CC' dated 25.1.80 for the single-deck routes out of Kingston Garage. Includes black-on-yellow displays for the indirect journeys. The blind fits the side destination box, the one that the drivers were reluctant to use.... In good ex-vehicle condition. [1]

Estimate: £30 to £40

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 58 Lot 301 Lot 304

London Transport London Country RF/RP-type TROLLEYBUS DESTINATION DESTINATION BLIND type 'M' BLIND from Depot (Green Line) from dated 22.5.59 and for the Garage dated 7.78. A King & front and rear destination Flack-manufactured blind in boxes. Missing the final London Transport style. Also panels. The lower remaining contains local bus routes on panels are in well-used which the coaches performed condition, the upper panels early-morning duties. Small are in very good condition. [1] amount of damage to number in first panel, otherwise in good, ex-vehicle condition. [1] Estimate: £70 to £90

Estimate: £60 to £80 Lot 302

London Country (London Lot 305 Transport-manufactured) RF- class DESTINATION BLIND London Transport TRAM type 'L' 'RF Type Front' from DESTINATION NUMBER BLIND Amersham Garage dated dated Feb 24, 1948 and for 20.7.71. Appears to have later use at New Cross depôt on been used on SM type those trams fitted with roller vehicles as well. In well-used blinds rather than metal but still good, ex-vehicle stencils. In well-used condition. [1] condition, more so on the higher numbers but still Estimate: £40 to £60 entirely serviceable. [1]

Estimate: £70 to £90 Lot 303

London Country (London Lot 306 Transport-manufactured) RMC Routemaster Coach Complete set of London DESTINATION BLIND type 'SS' Transport DESTINATION (front and side boxes, also fits BLINDS for an RT-type bus at rear) from Grays Garage Enfield (Ponders End) Garage. dated 3.11.70. The blind also Comprises front ultimate (S), contains local bus routes on front intermediate (B), front which the Green Line coaches number (A), canopy (AA), side performed early-morning (S), rear number (WW) and duties. In good, ex-vehicle rear ultimate (V). A matching condition. [1] set, all dated 1976/77, complete with rollers and Estimate: £60 to £80 ready to fit to a bus. In lightly- used good/very good condition. [7]

Estimate: £280 to £330

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 59 Lot 307 Lot 310

London Country RF/RP-type 1920 London General DESTINATION BLIND type 'M' Omnibus Co double-sided (Green Line) from MAP of 'Roads served by Guildford/Hertford Garages. Motor-buses' with 'Country Date has faded but believed Bus Routes with UndergrounD to be c 1972. A King & Flack- Connections' and a list of manufactured blind in London services on the reverse. Issued Transport style. Also contains at the International local bus routes on which the Advertising Exhibition, White coaches performed early- City, 1920, presumably as a morning duties. Bottom hem promotional hand-out to is missing, otherwise in good, encourage advertising on the ex-vehicle condition. [1] buses. Opens out to 26" x 21" (66cm x 53cm). In very good condition. [1] Estimate: £60 to £80

Estimate: £30 to £40 Lot 308

Early 1930s Metropolitan Lot 311 Railway MAP OF LONDON from the series of London Transport bus stop Underground maps produced enamel E-PLATE 'Buses by this company from the terminating at Windsor early 1920s until the LPTB Castle'. A 'double-vertical' takeover in 1933. This is the plate which we think may edition with print-code have been located at Windsor M.1495.100M and a green Bus Garage/Bus Station and cover. A couple of very small was probably one of just a corner partings but generally pair. In ex-stop condition with in very good condition. [1] some weathering from a long period in situ. [1] Estimate: £90 to £110

Estimate: £100 to £120 Lot 309

London Transport Country Lot 312 Buses & Coaches Driving Instructor's CAP BADGE in 1939/1940 London Transport chrome finish with a green FAREBOARDS from STL-class bullseye and turquoise infills buses in the Dartford area. (raised lower infill), supported Three double-sided charts by griffins. Early 1960s issue. (paper on thin board) for In excellent, lightly-used routes 423 & 480 (dated condition. [1] 1939), 480 & 499 (dated 1939) and 477 & 499 (dated Estimate: £90 to £110 1940). All in very well-used, ex-vehicle condition. Picture shows 4 of the 6 displays. [3]

Estimate: £30 to £40

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 60 Lot 313 Lot 316

Early 1920s POSTER MAP (c. London Transport quad royal size) of the Paris Routemaster front Métropolitain. Undated but REGISTRATION PLATES VLT 8, shows only the first 8 lines ex-first production bus RM 8 with the line to Porte de St of 1958, and SLT 56, the Cloud as under construction registration of 1954 first (opened 1923, becoming line prototype RM 1. The former 9). The Nord Sud lines are still appears to be genuine in that shown as a separate it has the correct-style LT company, their lines are plate and transfers with brown rather than blue. Note appropriate signs of use. The that the system does not yet latter is not of the usual LT go beyond the city walls. One style and appears to be short tear but generally in unused but an interesting good condition. Folded. A item nonetheless! [2] most unusual item. [1] Estimate: £50 to £60 Estimate: £100 to £150

Lot 317 Lot 314 London Transport bus stop A 1930s bronze BULLSEYE enamel E-PLATE for route 122 SIGN 'London Transport' with 'Maidstone & District and the diamond cut-outs in the Southdown'. A most unusual over and underlining of the plate featuring two operators' name. Measuring 21" (53cm) names. The 122 was a jointly- across, this is a well-made, operated service running expensive sign which is likely between Gravesend and to have been located, Brighton, passing through LT regularly polished, in the territory in Gravesend, public area of a showpiece Wrotham and Tonbridge, in location such as, perhaps, 55 one of which this plate was Broadway or Leicester Square likely to have been located. In Station. Minor distortion in a very good, ex-stop condition. few places, traces of white [1] enamel in the lining out. A very unusual item. [1] Estimate: £120 to £150

Estimate: £400 to £500 Lot 318

Lot 315 London Underground Standard (1920s) Stock and/or 1930/40s London Transport 1938 Tube Stock enamel Metropolitan Line fold-out DESTINATION PLATE for CHEAP FARES LEAFLETS dated Edgware & Kennington on the from July 1935 to January Northern Line. Double-sided. 1940. All different and in good In very good, ex-use condition. [7] condition. [1]

Estimate: £30 to £40 Estimate: £60 to £80

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 61 Lot 319 Lot 321

SCHEDULE deposited by 1914 London Underground London independent bus MAP OF THE ELECTRIC operator Timpsons Omnibus RAILWAYS OF LONDON Services Ltd on 11 April 1926 'shewing connections with the with the Licensing Office Great Central Railway at under the London Traffic Act Marylebone'. Opens out to 1924 in respect of their 16.5 " x 13" (42cm x 33cm) workings on route 289A from with 12 panels. Undated but Plumstead Common to mid-late 1914. Circle of Bromley Common. A large bullseye on cover is red. Very chart detailing timing minor foxing to cover and a schedules, maximum number little fragile at the fold- of omnibuses etc. A most corners but overall a good unusual and historic example. [1] document, in good condition. [1] Estimate: £90 to £130

Estimate: £30 to £40 Lot 322

Lot 320 Selection of London Underground CAPS complete "Timpson's'' coach driver's with BADGES. Various grades CAP BADGE featuring a single- and dating from the 1980s deck coach design with until recently. Sizes 57 & 58 (7 enamel inlays on chrome. 1/8 & 7 1/4) All in good/very Believed to date from the good condition. [5] 1950s. Timpson's also operated during the 1920s before the Estimate: £60 to £80 LGOC took over those operations and passed them to Tilling. The coach operations became a Lot 323 BET/Tilling subsidiary in 1944 LCC Tramways A-type PUNCH and eventually a unit of TICKET MACHINE with serial National Express. In excellent no A1097 and 'LCCT' engraved condition. [1] on the casing. These machines were used from 1919-1952. Estimate: £80 to £100 Complete with back-plate (engraved 'London Transport', the machine punches but does not currently ring. [1]

Estimate: £140 to £160

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 62 Lot 324 Lot 326

1919 Underground Group A small, double-sided 'TOT' (Train, Omnibus, Tram) ENAMEL SIGN 'TELEPHONE' PROGRAMME OF VICTORY & finished in white on a blue WELCOME HOME background with tabs at one CELEBRATION at the Albert end for fixing to a pole or Hall on 30 June 1919. With building. These signs were lavishly designed cover - common from the Underground train and open- 1930s-1950s when residential top bus and tram on the front phones were rare and public and Goddess of Victory on the telephones were provided in back - it contains the shops and post offices. programme of music (massed Measures 12" x 7" (31cm x bands of the Underground 18cm) and is in good, used Group etc) and the names of condition with a little all those staff decorated in chipping, mainly at the edges. WW1. Some wear and foxing [1] but still very reasonable. [1] Estimate: £50 to £75 Estimate: £30 to £40

Lot 327 Lot 325 1940 London Transport c1930 London Underground Underground quad-royal linen-card POCKET MAP from POSTER MAP designed by H C the 'Stingemore' series. From Beck. A war-time issue which the larger series 1928-32, this shows the planned extensions is the edition with blue-green of the Central Line to Denham cover, showing the Piccadilly and Ongar and of the Line extensions under Northern Line to Bushey construction and referring to Heath and Alexandra Palace. Wood Green station. Poster was originally folded Unmarked but heavily used and has suffered somewhat in with considerable wear and storage with chafed & scuffed some crumpling. [1] edges and fragility along the folds including small losses at Estimate: £30 to £40 two fold-corners. [1]

Estimate: £100 to £150

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 63 Lot 328 Lot 330

1930s London Transport 1930s London Transport TRAMWAY STATION SIGN TRAMWAY STATION SIGN 'ALDWYCH' from one of two 'HOLBORN' from one of two stations in the Kingsway stations in the Kingsway Subway. Opened in 1906, Subway. Opened in 1906, closed in 1952 when the closed in 1952 when the trams were replaced by buses, trams were replaced by buses, the subway connected the the subway connected the northern and southern northern and southern tramway networks. Signs tramway networks. Signs were placed at upper and were placed at upper and lower deck levels and were lower deck levels and were made of hardboard rather made of hardboard rather than enamel, given the than enamel, given the limited life of the subway by limited life of the subway by then. 38" x 30" (96cm x then. 38" x 30" (96cm x 75cm). Some loss around 75cm). Some loss around screw-holes when removed. screw-holes when removed. [1] [1]

Estimate: £220 to £250 Estimate: £220 to £250

Lot 329 Lot 331

London Transport bus stop London General Omnibus enamel Q-PLATE '9 Except Company 'ON WAR SERVICE' evenings. To St Pauls's, LAPEL BADGE issued during Charing Cross, Piccadilly WW1 to staff who were Circus, Kensington'. An regarded as being in a unusual treble-size (G9) plate reserved occupation and not which is thought to have been to be seen as avoiding military located at Liverpool Street. service. Dated 1915 with Chips at the top and bottom serial number 5348 on reverse edges have been well and made of brass with repaired. [1] enamel inlay. A scarce badge in good, lightly-used Estimate: £80 to £100 condition. [1]

Estimate: £90 to £110

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 64 Lot 332 Lot 335

London Transport bus stop Quantity of London General enamel E-PLATE for route 106 Omnibus Company 'Tottenham Garage'. Dates geographical PUNCH TICKETS from the 1971-81 period for services (routes) 13, 15-18, when the route had an 21-27. A wide variety of styles allocation of Tottenham and fares, including many garage Routemasters and the examples from early motor- plate would have been bus days (c1912) through to located on the extra section 1920s/early 1930s types. No to the garage off the main line obvious duplication and of the route. In very good, ex- generally in good/very good stop condition. [1] condition. [131]

Estimate: £100 to £120 Estimate: £120 to £140

Lot 333 Lot 336

1928 East Surrey Traction Co Quantity of London General Ltd "OFFICIAL TIMETABLE AND Omnibus Company MAP OF BUS ROUTES - Winter geographical PUNCH TICKETS Service, (First Issue) for services (routes) 28-32, 31/10/28". Includes a map of 34-38. A wide variety of styles the company's routes in the and fares, including many centre-fold. In well-used examples from early motor- condition with cover wear & bus days (c1912) through to staining, small corner-loss to 1920s/early 1930s types. No front cover, original retailer's obvious duplication and stamp on cover, dog-earing to generally in good/very good some page-corners and condition. [118] pencilled amendments to the map. [1] Estimate: £100 to £120

Estimate: £60 to £70 Lot 337

Lot 334 1924/5 London Underground MAP of the Electric Railways Quantity of London General of London "What to see and Omnibus Company how to travel". Winter geographical PUNCH TICKETS 1924/25 (November 1924) for services (routes) 1-12 edition. In very good inclusive. A wide variety of condition, just lightly used. [1] styles and fares, including many examples from early motor-bus days (c1912) Estimate: £90 to £110 through to 1920s/early 1930s types. No obvious duplication and generally in good/very good condition. [126]

Estimate: £120 to £140

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 65 Lot 338 Lot 340

1921 issue of METRO-LAND, 1950 London Transport screw- published by the bound BOOK 'London's Metropolitan Railway. An Travelling Public, an unusual version which has Advertising Survey'. A high- been bound into a leatherette quality publication, priced at 2 cover inscribed 'Transport and guineas when new, from LT's Travel Monthly'. The double- Commercial Advertising dept sided, fold-out map of the which summarises and re- railway is present. Minor wear presents the facts of the 1949 to the extra cover, the booklet London Travel Survey using itself is in very good condition. illustrations and fold-out [1] charts. Design, decorations and typography by Peter Estimate: £90 to £110 Roberson who also designed many posters for LT. A superb, fascinating item in very good condition. [1] Lot 339

London Transport Tramways Estimate: £30 to £50 paper FARECHART, single- sided, dated 6th June 1937 for ex-West Ham Corporation Lot 341 routes 1 (Stratford Broadway & East Ham), 1A (Straford 1931 (February) official Broadway & Upton Park) and TIMETABLE for the Lewis 95 (Wanstead Flats & Canning Omnibus Company of Town Station). A couple of Watford. This company was edge-nicks but overall in good later taken over by LPTB and condition. Was once folded was well known for its horizontally. [1] modern AEC Regent buses, one of which is pictured on the cover and illustrated Estimate: £60 to £80 inside. A well-produced and professional booklet with a map of the company's routes in the centre pages. In good condition, marked 'File Copy' on front. [1]

Estimate: £70 to £80

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 66 Lot 342 Lot 345

London Transport Police CAP Bound Volume of London BADGE 'British Transport Underground STATION PLANS Commission Police' with King's (30 in total) for the Central Crown and LT 'griffin' logo London Railway and the City inset. Believed to be 1958 on. & South London Railway. Approx 2" top to bottom and Plans show layout of tracks, 1" wide (5cm x 3cm). platforms, offices, lifts etc in a Complete with clip on reverse scale of 30ft = 1". Drawn up and in very good condition. by the Office of the Manager [1] for Maintenance & Construction, Electric Railway Estimate: £60 to £80 House, Westminster. Undated but estimated c1915-1920. 23" x 15" (59cm x 38cm). In well-used condition but all Lot 343 intact. An historic item. [1 A London Transport enamel volume] 'DOLLY STOP' PLATE from c1950s/60s. A single-sided Estimate: £250 to £300 plate, the 'Request' version, from one of the temporary bus stops which were used for Lot 346 diversions, special services etc. In well-used condtion Bound Volume of London with some stone chips and Underground STATION PLANS edge damage. [1] (60 in total) for the London Electric Railway comprising Estimate: £30 to £40 the Great Northern, Piccadilly & Brompton Rlwy, the Baker Street & Waterloo Rlwy and the Charing Cross, Euston & Lot 344 Hampstead Rlwy. Plans show layout of tracks, platforms, London Transport bus stop offices, lifts etc in a scale of enamel E-PLATE for route 333 44ft = 1". Undated but 1917 to Bengeo, Chapmore End. stamped inside front cover. This Hertford local service was Some plans have 1938 operated in the 1950s/60s, at updates. 19" X 11" (50cm x the time this plate would have 28cm). Well used but intact. been in situ, by the much- An historic document. [1 loved GS-type Guy single- volume] deckers. The plate is likely to have been situated at Hertford bus station and to Estimate: £250 to £300 have been one of just a pair in existence. Minor weathering but in good overall condition. [1]

Estimate: £250 to £350

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 67 Lot 347 Lot 350

London Underground O/P/Q- Quantity of London Bus Stock enamel DESTINATION postcard-size b&w PLATE for 'Inner Circle' and PHOTOGRAPHS from the Sth Ken as used on the District 1920s/30s. Mainly London and Circle Lines. Double- General, London General sided, reversable. In good, ex- Country Services, East Surrey use condition with the usual and early London Transport. chipping around the chain- Huge variety of vehicle types. holes. An unusual variant. [1] Many by well-known photographer J F Higham. No duplication noted and in good Estimate: £75 to £100 condition. [50]

Estimate: £40 to £50 Lot 348 c1911 London Underground Lot 351 Railways CARD POCKET MAP, considered by many to be the Large quantity of London true ancestor of today's Tube trolleybus postcard-size b&w map and the first to be photographs, mainly post-war printed on linen-card in a but a few 1930s examples handy size. Featuring the noted. Minor duplication of a vertical UndergrounD logo on few shots but generally a wide the cover, this is a scarce variety of routes and vehicles. example issued by the In good condition. [118] Metropolitan Railway, despite the latter not being a part of the Underground Group. In Estimate: £50 to £60 lightly used condition with some wear at the folds. [1]

Lot 352

Estimate: £120 to £170 Enamel BUS STOP FLAGS, double-sided, as used by the and BET Lot 349 companies in the 1950s/60s. One in green on cream and Quantity of London Bus the other red on white. Both postcard-size b&w in good, ex-use condition, the PHOTOGRAPHS from the former has some loss of 1920s-1960s, mainly at the enamel at the fixing edge. [2] earlier end. Includes 1920s independent operators, WW2 Estimate: £60 to £80 loaned buses, garage shots by J C Gillham etc. No duplication noted and in good condition. [50]

Estimate: £40 to £50

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 68 Lot 353 Lot 355

London Transport 1940s/50s London Transport enamel BUS STOP FLAG, the Underground Traffic Guide's compulsory version. A double- CAP BADGE inscribed sided flag consisting of two 'Information' and issued in enamel plates in a painted 1962 to assistance staff at bronze frame, complete with Piccadilly Circus & Charing original fixing rods and Cross stations. Based on the locational reference plate standard guard's badge, this is '10760'. A fine example of the the first version of the traditional London bus stop 'Information' badge, made of with minor blemishes only. [1] nickel-silver with enamel inlays. A very scarce badge in excellent, lightly-used Estimate: £75 to £100 condition. [1]

Estimate: £150 to £200 Lot 354

1912 Underground MAP: Lot 356 Central London Railway 'Liverpool & Broad St Stations London Transport enamel now open' promoting the BULLSEYE SIGN 'London 'connecting link between East Transport'. Single-sided, and West' and the measures 19" (48cm) across connections with the Great the bar, 14" (35cm) high. A Eastern Railway. Shows the most interesting and unusual extension from Wood Lane to item, possibly from a bus Ealing as under construction station but could also be ex- (subsequently delayed by Underground station or LT WW1 until 1920). The last offices. Small losses at the map to be produced edges have been well independently by the CLR. A repaired, leaving the sign in a scarce issue. [1] very presentable condition. [1] Estimate: £150 to £250 Estimate: £170 to £220

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 69 Lot 357 Lot 359

1920s Great Western Railway Year-sets of London Transport (GWR) linen-card POCKET Central Buses/Central Road MAP. A fold-out map of the Services TRAFFIC CIRCULARS company's network including comprising 1947 (368-393 services in Ireland and plus issue 342 from 1946), showing shipping 1948 (1-27), 1949 (1-27 minus connections. Undated but 10 & 26), 1950 (1-15, 1-12 Felix J C Pole was General minus 11 after changeover to Manager in the 1920s and the CRS) and 1951 (1-27 minus item appears to be post-1924 26). In good, used condition Grouping. A little age-staining with recipients initials on to covers but generally in very covers. [5 year-sets] good condition. [1]

Estimate: £75 to £100 Estimate: £50 to £75

Lot 358 Lot 360

London Transport bus stop Year-sets of London Transport enamel E-PLATE for Royal Central Road Services TRAFFIC Blue Express Services. CIRCULARS comprising 1952 Originating in 1919 with a (1-26 minus 25), 1953 (1-26 service from London to minus 9, 10, 13), 1955 (1-26 Bournemouth, Royal Blue minus 21), 1956 (1-26) and later became one of the UK's 1957 (1-27 minus 11, 13, 17). best-known coach operators, In good, used condition with serving principally the South- recipients initials on covers. [5 West and owned by the year-sets] Southern and Western National bus companies. This plate would have been on one Estimate: £50 to £75 of the very few stops served within the LT area. A little weathered from a long period of use but good overall. [1] Lot 361 London Underground 1950s/60s enamel STATION Estimate: £120 to £140 FRIEZE PLATE for the Central Line with the line name on the bar of a traditional London Transport bullseye. Central Line versions are uncommon. Minor chips, mainly around the screw-holes, but overall a good example. [1]

Estimate: £75 to £100

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 70 Lot 362 Lot 365

1921 London Underground London Transport coach stop 'Inner Area MAP of the enamel E-PLATE for Green Electric Railways of London', a Line route 711 destinated pocket-sized linen-card issue 'Sutton, Oxford Circus, High designed by MacDonald Gill Wycombe'. Likely to have using his own personalised been located on a style of calligraphy for the northbound stop in Banstead station names and key box or, possibly, Reigate. In good, text. Some age-darkening and ex-stop condition. [1] wear to the covers but a good example overall. [1] Estimate: £120 to £140

Estimate: £200 to £250 Lot 366

A London (City of Lot 363 Westminster) enamel STREET SIGN for Queen Street, London Transport STL-type Mayfair, W1, a smart bus BONNET PLATE (fleet residential street in the heart number) from STL 629, a of one of London's most 'standard' STL (9STL5) which desirable districts. The style of entered service at the end of the sign suggests the 1934 at garage. The 1950s/60s and the light last bus to carry this number weathering and edge- was withdrawn from Alperton corrosion suggests a long garage in 1951 and scrapped period in situ. It measures 36" that year. In ex-vehicle x 15" (92cm x 38cm) and is in condition. [1] good, ex-street condition given its long period of use. Estimate: £170 to £200 [1]

Estimate: £150 to £175 Lot 364

WW2 London Transport Lot 367 ALLOCATION OF SCHEDULED TRAMS AND TROLLEYBUSES London Transport Central No 15 effective December 4, Buses Senior Driving 1940. A scarce survivor from Instructor's CAP BADGE. This the early war years. Well used is the late 1960s/early 1970s with minor loss to the covers, issue in gold-plated base- not affecting text. [1] metal and raised lower infill. Senior Instructors were based Estimate: £60 to £70 at Chiswick Works and were responsible for teams of Instructors. In used condition with some surface scratches. [1]

Estimate: £70 to £90

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 71 Lot 368 Lot 370

1921 Underground Group London Underground 'Crossed 'Tramways' POCKET MAP T' SIGN which would have 'Summer Services, May to been hung at the end of the September'. Designed by station platform to indicate to MacDonald Gill with his drivers that the following distinctive calligraphy and section of tunnel wiring for border. Shows the telephone and circuit- Underground Group (LUT, breaking purposes was out of MET & SMET) tramways in the order. This meant that the north, west and south-west of current could only be turned London incl through-running off by short-circuiting the over LCC tracks. Cover style rails! Measures 24" (61cm) matches contemporary across and made of painted Underground maps. A little wood with metal brackets. fragile with some folds Likely to be many decades old starting to part in places. [1] and is well used. A most unusual item. [1]

Estimate: £50 to £75 Estimate: £30 to £40

Lot 369 Lot 371

(London) General Country Cook's HANDBOOK TO Services TIMETABLE OF LONDON with 1911 official OMNIBUS & COACH SERVICES, LONDON UNDERGROUND Northern Division for Winter, MAP. 232pp hard-cover book 1932-33. Includes a map of with illustration of Vanguard the northern Country Area motor-bus, taxi-cab & routes in the centrefold. Has policeman on cover. The map pencilled signature of well- is the classic 1911 known transport enthusiast J UndergrounD issue, showing 3 C Gillham inside. In very good stations at Hammersmith, the condition. [1] LB&SCR lines to Crystal Palace, places of interest on the reverse. The book has a Estimate: £70 to £80 little wear to the cover-edges but the inside pages are very good and the Underground map is excellent. [1]

Estimate: £120 to £150

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 72 Lot 372 Lot 374

London Coastal Coaches Ltd London Transport bus stop 1930s-50s enamel COACH enamel Q-PLATE 'Queue this STOP as fitted by London side for 21A, queue other side Transport to stops in the for 161, 161A". This would London area used by coaches have been located on a bus belonging the 'Coastal' stop in Eltham. In good, ex- consortium, most of which stop condition, a few small terminated at Victoria Coach edge blemishes have been Station. This example is for touched in. [1] , United Automobile, Western SMT & Estimate: £90 to £110 Yorkshire Services. A double- sided sign in a bronze frame measuring 18" x 31" (46cm x 80cm). A scarce survivor. In Lot 375 good ex-use condition, a few 1919 London Underground small chips. [1] MAP OF THE ELECTRIC RAILWAYS OF LONDON 'What Estimate: £280 to £330 to See & How to See it' with print-code 209-500M-18-6-19. Has the black, open, bullseye Lot 373 circle on the cover and opens out in 8 panels to 13.7" x 1926 London General 10.9" (34 x 28cm). A nice Omnibus Company TRAFFIC example, trace of a pencilled CIRCULAR No 595, effective 27 annotation on the cover but March 1926. One of the generally in good, lightly-used special, larger issues, this one condition. [1] contains 48pp of notices and 74pp of route schedules - first & last buses, running times, Estimate: £75 to £100 fares, operating garages, vehicle allocations etc. - these being alterations to circular 577 of Dec 1925. Covers a little fragile but good overall. [1]

Estimate: £60 to £80

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 73 Lot 376 Lot 378

London Transport ROUTE Underground Group NUMBER STENCIL '101' from Tramways (LUT, MET & SMET) this well-known East End TICKET CANCELLING PUNCH route operated by Upton Park made by Novobax, Watford garage. These plates were and inscribed with the placed in a holder against the 'Tramways' bar & circle logo lower-deck rear or nearside on the face. These punches windows, back-lit by the were used by tram conductors interior lighting, and used on to cancel return and through buses which did not otherwise tickets. It punches a small show the route number there. hole together with the letters This plate would have been 'L V'. In good working order. A used on the LT and G types very unusual item. [1] during the 1940s/early 1950s. In well-used condition, a little battered at the edges. [1] Estimate: £170 to £190

Estimate: £50 to £75 Lot 379

London Transport Country Lot 377 Bus & Coach Chief Inspector's CAP BADGE issued c1960 to 'General' ENAMEL SIGN, the most senior inspectors thought to be a who were in charge of garage timetable/poster board operating areas and bus header plate for LGOC buses stations. This is a slightly though it has not been larger-than-normal badge, possible to substantiate this with a laurel wreath inside the as no photographic records circle, and is the same design have been found. The style of as those issued concurrently lettering suggests at least to senior station masters on pre-1920 and our estimated the Underground. Made of date is c1910. Measures 30" gold-plated base metal, this is (76cm) across, black & white a badge rarely seen. In very enamel with some distortion good lightly-used condition. and loss & corrosion in places, [1] mainly at the screw-holes. Not seen at auction before. [1] Estimate: £200 to £250

Estimate: £50 to £75

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 74 Lot 380 Lot 383

London Transport bus stop Selection of LCC Tramways enamel E-PLATE for routes geographical PUNCH TICKETS 348/348A/348B destinated from the 1920s/30s. A wide Chesham Moor, Hyde End. range of ticket types and Likely to have been located in service (route) nos. Minor Chesham, possibly at the duplication only and nearly all Broadway. Triple-split e-plates in good condition. [78] are uncommon, even more so when destinated. In very Estimate: £60 to £70 good, ex-stop condition. [1]

Lot 384 Estimate: £350 to £400 Selection of LGO Co Ltd & Associated Cos (so titled) bus Lot 381 PUNCH TICKETS of the last LGOC style before the LPTB Selection of pre-LPTB London takeover. A large variety of Underground TICKETS titled tickets from services 2 to 602, District Railway with the presented in route and fare 'UndergrounD' heading. All order, loose-mounted in are Edmondson card type and album sleeves, with minor the earliest issue date noted is duplication only. In good 1908. A number of first-class condition. [145] examples included. Little, if any, duplication and generally Estimate: £140 to £160 in good condition. [77]

Estimate: £80 to £100 Lot 385 Selection of 1930s London Passenger Transport Board Lot 382 bus PUNCH TICKETS of the first LPTB type, in full LGOC Selection of pre-LPTB London style and using the word Underground tickets titled 'service'. A wide range of District Railway. A mixture of tickets from routes 9 to 285, Edmondson card and presented in route & fare machine-printed issues with order, loose-mounted in issue dates of the 1920s and album sleeves. Minimal early 1930s. All appear to be duplication and mostly in different and condition is good condition. [57] mainly good. [43] Estimate: £60 to £80 Estimate: £30 to £40

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 75 Lot 386 Lot 389

Selection of 1930s London London Transport 'DOLLY Passenger Transport Board STOP', a temporary bus stop bus PUNCH TICKETS of the used for diversions, second LPTB type, still in emergencies etc. This is the LGOC style but using the word complete 'head' of the stop 'route'. A large variety of and consists of two back-to- tickets from routes 1 to 284, back enamel plates inside a presented in route and fare steel frame. It is the 'Bus & order, loose-mounted in Coach Request' version, a very album sleeves, with minor scarce variant. A few small duplication only. In good chips to the enamel but a very condition. [131] good example overall. [1]

Estimate: £130 to £150 Estimate: £100 to £150

Lot 387 Lot 390 Selection of 1930s London Transport (Buses) [so titled] London Country Council (LCC) 'Fareboard' style PUNCH Tramways paper FARECHART TICKETS, the final pre-war for service 11, Moorgate & type. A wide variety of routes, Highgate Village. Originally presented in route & fare issued in October 1931, the order and loose-mounted in chart has an official album sleeves. Minor amendment dated April 1932 duplication only and generally pasted on as well as other in good condition. [58] smaller additions such as experimental evening tourist tickets, pupils' tickets, 1/- all Estimate: £60 to £80 day etc. In ex-use condition but very reasonable. [1]

Estimate: £75 to £100 Lot 388 c1902 Central London Railway fold-out POCKET MAP produced by the "Tuppenny Tube" to promote its service from Bank to Shepherds Bush. The line is superimposed in red on a street-map background and shows the generating station and depôt at the western end with an inset plan of the subways at Bank on the top right. The reverse has travel and ticket information. A lightly-used but very reasonable copy. [1]

Estimate: £80 to £100

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 76 Lot 391 Lot 394

London Underground enamel London Transport bus & STATION ROUNDEL SIGN for coach stop enamel Q-PLATE Stratford, well known as the 'Queue this side for 405, 414, 2012 Olympics station and 709, queue other side for said to be Britain's 10th 190". This would have been busiest. A modern located on a bus & coach stop "silhouette" roundel which is in Coulsdon. A very interesting thought to be for the Jubilee combination of Country Area, Line platforms. Comes with Central Area and Green Line integral alloy frame, routes. Some minor edge measuring 33" (84cm) across, chipping but generally in very and has a small chip in the good, ex-stop condition. [1] enamel on the inner edge of the circle at 2 o'clock which resulted in it not being fitted. Estimate: £170 to £200 It is therefore probably the only one to have become available. [1] Lot 395

Estimate: £500 to £750 London Transport 1960s Senior Tour Guide's CAP BADGE with gold finish and Lot 392 raised infills as issued to the senior inspectors who London Underground qualified as guides on the Standard (1920s) Stock and/or sightseeing bus tours 1938 Tube Stock enamel operated by the Tours & DESTINATION PLATE for Charters Dept and who Archway and Colindale on supervised the 'basic-level' separate branches of the guides. There were usually Northern Line. Double-sided. only a couple of senior guides In very good, ex-use at any one time and this is condition. [1] therefore an uncommon badge. A small chip to the Estimate: £50 to £75 enamel in the upper circle and slight distortion to the base. [1]

Lot 393 Estimate: £90 to £110 London Tram ROUTE NUMBER STENCIL PLATE from an E/1- class tram for route 18 which ran from Purley to the Embankment and was replaced by bus 109 in 1951. This is the smaller-size plate which slotted in front of the lower-deck window. In good, ex-use condition. [1]

Estimate: £50 to £75

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 77 Lot 396 Lot 398

Original 1946 London 1930s London Underground Underground POSTER MAP by ENAMEL STATION SIGN 'Way H C Beck (whose names Out and to Piccadilly Line appears on the River Platforms 3, 4 & 5'. Believed Thames!) with a decorative to be from Holborn station border by 'Shep' (Charles and to date from the 1933 Shepard). Largely in pre-war opening of the Central Line style, headed 'London's platforms. Platform 5 was for Underground', with the pre- the Aldwych branch. The 3- war planned Central & flighted arrow, piercing the Northern Line extensions to bullseye, supports this dating. Ongar, West Ruislip, Bushey The sign comes with its Heath and Alexandra Palace original bronze frame and is in shown. Folded with light wear very good condition. 54" x 9" but still very good. 'Heathrow (138cm x 23cm). [Sign + Central' plus a line extension frame]] added, somewhat oddly, by hand at the l/h edge. [1] Estimate: £180 to £230

Estimate: £150 to £200 Lot 399

First edition of the London Lot 397 Underground diagrammatic, fold-out CARD MAP designed 1926 London Underground by Harry Beck and issued in linen-card POCKET MAP from January 1933 with the famous the 'Stingemore' series. This is inscription "A new design for the second issue, from the an old map....". A very good smaller series 1925-27, and is example, unmarked and just dated Jan 1926 with green lightly-used with a little wear cover. This is a good copy, at the folds and corners. [1] lightly used with a little cover- staining, but overall very respectable. [1] Estimate: £900 to £1200

Estimate: £80 to £100

Transport Auctions London - 19th March 2016 78 Lot 400

London Transport bus stop E- PLATE for trolleybus route 543 which ran between Wood Green & Holborn from 1939-1961, in parallel with the 643, numbers in the 5xx series indicating a clockwise traverse of the Holborn terminal loop, on which section this plate will have been situated. A very scarce plate indeed and in very good, ex-stop condition. [1]

Estimate: £400 to £500

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