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An auction of Bus, Tram, Trolleybus & Underground Collectables

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

th Saturday 25 June 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 4

London Transport enamel BUS London Tram & Trolleybus STOP FLAG (Request). A double- Driver's METROPOLITAN STAGE sided, hollow ''boat'-type sign in CARRIAGE BADGE T2575, the traditional 1950s-60s equivalent to a PSV licence 'bullseye' (pre-roundel) style. badge and issued from Lettering style suggests an early 1935-1962 for electric traction in example from the 1950s. Carries the capital. A low-numbered the location ref 30801 and badge with early-type clip fitting measures 18" x 15" (46cm x on reverse. In well-used 39cm). In good, ex-use condition condition with very faded with a good shine and just a few lettering and two very small small chips, mainly at the edges edge-chips. [1] and a little dirt-staining. [1] Estimate: £70 to £90 Estimate: £60 to £80

Lot 5 Lot 2 London Transport BUS Metropolitan Electric Tramways TIMETABLE BOOKLET for Country Driver's & Conductor's CAP Area (North) dated June 1937. BADGE dating from 1924-1933. Light wear to cover, contents Based on the Underground excellent. [1] Group's bar & circle 'bullseye' motif and made of nickel-silver Estimate: £40 to £50 enamelled in blue. In good, used condition with a small enamel loss on the bar between the 'T' & 'R'. [1] Lot 6

Estimate: £50 to £60 London Transport BUS TIMETABLE BOOKLET for Country Area (South) dated June 1937. In excellent condition. [1] Lot 3

London Transport bus stop Estimate: £40 to £50 enamel E-PLATES for routes 16, 50 Weekday, 154 Mon-Sat and 157. In ex-bus stop condition. [4]

Estimate: £60 to £70

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 1 Lot 7 Lot 9

1914 GNR (Great Northern enamel on Railway) POCKET MAP 'showing bronze SIGN 'Bethnal Green direct communication between Station'. Measuring 39" x 4" King's Cross Station and all parts (99cm x 10cm), this is thought to of London by Electric Railways'. have been located on the railings Shows the Underground system at one of the street-level station (except the competing section of entrances, probably from when the Piccadilly tube!) in similar the station was opened in 1946. style to concurrent Underground Complete with original bronze issues and includes the Queen's frame, the sign is in good Park extension of the Bakerloo condition. [1] under construction. Scratched out name on cover, small stain Estimate: £120 to £150 on rear, one short fold-parting but overall a good copy. [1]

Lot 10 Estimate: £120 to £150 London Underground O/P/Q- Stock enamel DESTINATION PLATE reading 'District' on one Lot 8 side and 'Metropolitan' on the other. Black lettering on a yellow Considerable quantity of London background. This sign is a swivel- Transport POCKET MAPS plate for the lower position in including Underground from the destination indicator. In 1969-2009 (50), Central Bus, good, ex-use condition. [1] Country Bus, Green Line and sundries 1950s-1970s (35) together with a complete run of Estimate: £75 to £100 the Bus Map, issues 1-32 (1995-2011) plus 10 similar from the Historical Series 1939-1970 (43). Mostly in Lot 11 excellent condition. [approx 130] London Transport coach stop enamel E-PLATE for Green Line Estimate: £60 to £70 route 701 destinated Ascot with Fare Stage annotation. Would have been located towards the western end of the route, perhaps at Staines or Egham. Fare stage Green Line plates are uncommon and even more so with a destination as well. In very good, ex-coach stop condition. [1]

Estimate: £120 to £150

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 2 Lot 12 Lot 15

A 1980s vintage London An ALBUM of 3.5" x 2.5" (8.5cm x Underground PULLOVER and TIE 6cm) b&w London Tram (clip-on). The pullover is size PHOTOGRAPHS (loose-mounted, 97cm/38". Both items appear to approx 190 photos) taken be unworn. [2] c1949/50. Generally very good quality pictures. Photographer Estimate: £25 to £30 unknown but may possibly be Clifford Davis whose EXERCISE BOOK accompanies the album and contains detailed, Lot 13 handwritten accounts of Omnibus Society meetings and Collection of London trips in the 1949-52 period. [2 + Transport/ items photos] comprising a driver's/conductor's 1960s/70s CAP BADGE, a 1980s Estimate: £40 to £50 OFFICIAL'S PLATE Inspector 0819 (damaged enamel), a CAP BADGE, a 1986 TICKET CLIPPER (marked Lot 16 'London Buses' and punches '559') with belt holster, 1985 A tram driver's CONTROLLER London Buses HANDLE together with KEY. COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTORY, Origin unknown but of the 1991 London United RULE BOOK, standard design used by sundry KEY FOBS etc, 1970 BUS tramways in London and across MAP (worn), 1940s PUNCH the world from the first days of TICKETS. [Quantity] electrification onwards. In good, ex-use condition. [2]

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

Lot 14 Lot 17

Quantity of London Transport London Underground 1950s/60s b&w 6" x 4" BUS PHOTOGRAPHS, enamel FRIEZE PANEL from the mainly 1940s-1960s. Classes platforms at Holland Park station noted include LT/LTL, STL, STD, on the Central Line. Length 55" WW2 Utility types, Q, C/CR, RT, (140cm) and in very good RTL, RTW, RM plus garage condition with minor blemishes scenes. Mainly good quality only. [1] shots by well-known photographers. [Approx. 125] Estimate: £90 to £110

Estimate: £40 to £60

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 3 Lot 18 Lot 21 c1902 Central London Railway Large quantity of 1930s/40s fold-out POCKET MAP produced London Transport buses PUNCH to promote its service from Bank TICKETS for routes numbered to Shepherds Bush. The line is between 1 and 25. Includes early superimposed in red on a street- LPTB issues, 'Fareboard' types map background and shows the and Geographicals. Considerable generating station and depôt at variety, minimal duplication. the western end with an inset Generally in good, used plan of the subways at Bank on condition. [approx. 350 tickets] the top right. The reverse has travel and ticket information etc. A lightly-used but very Estimate: £75 to £100 reasonable copy. [1]

Estimate: £70 to £80 Lot 22

Large quantity of 1930s/40s Lot 19 London Transport buses PUNCH TICKETS for routes numbered London Transport bus stop between 27 and 69. Includes enamel E-PLATE for Maidstone & early LPTB issues, 'Fareboard' District routes 130/131/132. An types and Geographicals. unusual example, not only Considerable variety, minimal because of the three routes on duplication. Generally in good, one plate but also because it used condition. [approx. 350 shows the operator's name three tickets] times. This would have been located on a London Transport Estimate: £75 to £100 bus stop in Tonbridge. In very good, ex-stop condition. [1]

Lot 23 Estimate: £90 to £110 London Tram ROUTE NUMBER STENCIL PLATE for all-night service 5 which ran from Lot 20 Blackfriars to Downham from 1946-52. This is the less Selection of London Transport common, wide type of plate TIMETABLE which was fitted to some E1 & LEAFLETS dated January 1961. HR2 trams (and also to some of The set covers nearly all the the earlier LCC classes). The coach routes in operation at that number is LT-style and therefore date (723 missing). No unlikely to be from the pre-war duplication, all in very good route 5 between Hampstead & condition. [17] Moorgate. In good, ex-use condition. [1] Estimate: £30 to £35 Estimate: £70 to £90

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 4 Lot 24 Lot 27

London Transport London Transport bus stop "Fireman" CAP BADGE issued enamel E-PLATE for route 169B from the late 1940s onwards to Mon-Fri Rush Hours & Midday. the members of the Central Road This route ran from 1965-69 Services fire brigades until between Barking and Claybury disbandment in the late 1960s. with RT buses from Barking Badge is nickel with enamel garage and with rush hour inlays and is in excellent extensions to the Hainault condition. [1] Industrial Estate and to the Remploy Factory, on one of Estimate: £60 to £80 which extensions this plate would have been located. In ex- stop condition with a small chip touched in. [1] Lot 25 Estimate: £60 to £80 c1914 Bacon's 'portable' Railway, Tramway & Underground RAILWAY MAP OF LONDON with 'Descriptive Guide'. Folds out in Lot 28 21 panels to 30" x 20" (76cm x 51cm). A very detailed, attractive 1933 issue of LCC Tramways & informative map with MAGAZINE 'The London Holiday- information on the reverse. Maker, a Travel Guide for Undated but shows Central Sightseers' (a little worn) plus London Railway's issues 1-4 (War Series) of extension as under construction. 'Pennyfare' London Transport Well used with fragile covers and MAGAZINE dated Oct, Nov, Dec some repairs at folds. [1] 1939, Jan 1940 plus issues 1 & 2 of the post-war London Transport MAGAZINE dated April Estimate: £40 to £50 & May 1947 (all in good, lightly- used condition). [7]

Estimate: £35 to £40 Lot 26 c 1980s London Underground framed enamel PLATFORM Lot 29 ROUNDEL from Earl's Court station. A tunnel-side sign likely London Underground/LMS to have been on the Piccadilly EPHEMERA comprising a 1929 Line platforms. Measuring a very FOLD-OUT LEAFLET 'LMS Train collectable size of 24" x 20" Service and Cheap Travel from (61cm x 51cm), the sign is made Rickmansworth' (lightly-used), a up of 3 pieces plus the bronze 1979 Metropolitan Line double- frame and is in excellent royal TIMETABLE POSTER condition. [1 sign in 4 parts] (folded) and a 1977 Bakerloo Line CARRIAGE DIAGRAM Estimate: £700 to £900 (somewhat worn with pin-holes and small stains). [3]

Estimate: £30 to £40

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 5 Lot 30 Lot 32

London Transport bus London Transport 'Red Road FLEETNUMBER BONNET PLATE Guide' TIMETABLE BOOKLET from 'pre-war' AEC Regent RT (Central Bus, Tram & Trolleybus 151, the last of the first batch services) for June 1936 (May 27 before WW2 interrupted to August 4) plus London production. The bus entered Transport UNDERGROUND service at GM (Victoria) garage in GUIDE (Timetables) BOOKLET for 1942, later seeing service at NX Winter 1936-37, complete with (New Cross) garage on tram fold-out Beck-style Underground replacement duties, then map. Both in good condition, spending its last 5 years as a lightly age-stained, corroded 'learner' bus until scrapped in staples. [2] 1963. In ex-vehicle condition. [1] Estimate: £40 to £50 Estimate: £200 to £250

Lot 33 Lot 31 London Transport Western Area London Transport 'Official Road TIMETABLE BOOKLET for Jul-Oct and Rail' TIMETABLE BOOKLET 1936. Buses, Coaches and Main for Orpington & District dated Line Railways. Complete with August 1937 plus 'Complete fold-out maps. In good condition. Road & Rail' TIMETABLE [1] BOOKLETfor Epping, Loughton & District dated January 1939, both Estimate: £40 to £50 with some age stains but generally good, together with a selection of 10 London General/London Transport Lot 34 POCKET MAPS dated 1933-1937 for bus, tram & trolleybus and & District Traction Co Green Line coach services, all in Ltd (in association with the well used condition. [13 items] Southern Railway Company) TIMETABLE BOOKLET dated Estimate: £50 to £70 January-March 1938, complete with fold-out map, plus Banbury & District 'All-in' Railway & Omnibus TIMETABLE BOOKLET dated February 1935 onwards plus Blue Star Bus Service (John Spratley & Son) of Mortimer TIMETABLE (fold-out card) dated December 16th 1935. All in good condition. [3]

Estimate: £70 to £90

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 6 Lot 35 Lot 38

Birmingham Tram, Omnibus & 1930s London Underground Street GUIDE BOOKLET for 1934, enamel PLATFORM BULLSEYE including fold-out map of SIGN from Rayners Lane station Corporation Tram & Omnibus on the Piccadilly and System, plus Tramways & Metropolitan Lines. The style Carriage Co Ltd official suggests that this dates from the TIMETABLE BOOKLET dated June 1930s re-building of the station 28th - Sept 26th, 1936 with fold- to a Charles Holden design. A out route map (loose) plus City of single-piece sign measuring 58" x Coventry official TIMETABLE 40" (148cm x 102cm). Some BOOKLET of the Corporation chips, mainly around the screw- Tramway & 'Bus Services dated holes, and some restoration April 1934. All in good, lightly- evident around 'RAY'. [1] used condition, corroded staples. [1] Estimate: £140 to £160

Estimate: £70 to £90

Lot 39

Lot 36 Selection of London Transport bus/trolleybus card FARECHARTS London General Omnibus as displayed on vehicles. Company Limited Timekeeper's Comprises 1959-dated, single- CAP BADGE from the horse-bus sided issues for routes 5 & 5A era, c1890s. Designed to fit a (Routemaster size), 71, 77A & bowler hat, this is made of brass 77C, 83 and 217 (all RT/RTL size) with the coat of arms inlaid in plus trolleybus issues for routes red and white enamel. A very 543/643/649A & 647 (double- scarce badge, in excellent sided, dated 1960) and route condition. [1] 657/667 (double-sided, dated 1961). In varying condition, ex- Estimate: £100 to £150 vehicle display. [7]

Estimate: £60 to £70

Lot 37

London Underground CO/OP Lot 40 Stock enamel DESTINATION PLATE for Aldgate/Edgware Rd A vintage bus or lorry STEERING on the & City Line. WHEEL, quite possibly AEC and Double-sided, reversable. In ex- therefore may fit an RT or RF bus use condition with some but this is not verifiable. chipping at the edges. [1] Measures 20.5" (52cm) in diameter. Apart from a small loss Estimate: £90 to £110 of the black covering in one place, the wheel is in good, used condition. [1]

Estimate: £30 to £40

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 7 Lot 41 Lot 44

1911 London Underground 1932 official BROCHURE Railways 'Aids to Travel' "Overhauling London's buses at GUIDEBOOK 'Coronation Edition' the Works of the with fold-out official London General Omnibus UNDERGROUND MAP. A 32pp Company Ltd." Featuring a booklet with plans (including the wonderful art-deco cover design Coronation route, street maps, by 'MCKK', this is a high-quality places of interest, season ticket publication, inside thick-card rates etc). The then fairly new covers and lavishly illustrated UndergrounD logo features with photos of every stage of the heavily throughout. Somewhat overhaul process, showing NS, ST worn with stained covers (small & LT-type buses and including a annotation on front) although large plan of the Works showing the map is in good condition. A the overhaul paths. Light wear to most unusual item. [1] covers, otherwise excellent. [1]

Estimate: £70 to £90 Estimate: £50 to £60

Lot 42 Lot 45 London Transport enamelled chrome LAPEL BADGE believed to London Transport green have been worn by staff in the Routemaster perspex RADIATOR Travel Information Offices in the TRIANGLE BADGE as originally 1950s/60s. An unusual item. [1] fitted in 1965/66 to RCL coaches and green RML buses. Marked "RML 2306 CUV 306C" on Estimate: £40 to £50 reverse, the no. of the first green RML, scrapped in 1978 and later 're-constituted'. Badge in excellent condition, a small paint Lot 43 loss at the very bottom. [1]

London Transport Gibson A14 Estimate: £130 to £150 TICKET MACHINE (serial no 32337), alpha code fares version, prints ticket incl 'London Transport' (a little faint), complete with BOX, spare TICKET ROLLS x 2 sets, WEBBING HARNESS with PCV CONDUCTOR'S BADGE and conductor's leather CASH BAG complete with BUDGET KEY. [8 items]

Estimate: £350 to £400

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 8 Lot 46 Lot 48 c1931 London Underground MAP Quantity of London bus b&w OF LONDON'S UNDERGROUND postcard-size PHOTOGRAPHS RAILWAYS, one of the taken from the earliest days of Stingemore-designed series motor-buses through to the early which ran from 1925 until 1932. 1930s (pre-LT). Huge variety of Linen-card map with blue cover buses from B-types, steam and in the larger size of the later petrol-electric onwards, the most editions and showing the modern noted being a Tilling STL. Piccadilly Line extensions to Many independent operators Cockfosters, Sudbury Town and included, as well as the General. Northfields as under Plus a mounted PRINT (no 4 of construction. In good, lightly- 50) by Ray Jackson dated 1994 of used condition with a pencil RM 14 at the Odeon Streatham, mark on the cover. [1] still in original cellophane wrap. [approx 200 +1] Estimate: £60 to £80

Estimate: £60 to £70 Lot 47

London Transport BUS/TRAM CONDUCTORS' ITEMS comprising Lot 49 two wooden, spring-loaded TICKET RACKS, one 16-position & Underground Railway one 20-position (ex-tram?) plus a MEMORABILIA comprising a 1960s Country Buses & Coaches STRAP HANGER (brass bracket, CONDUCTOR'S JACKET in green rubberised textile strap and serge with black buttons, size bakelite handle), origin unknown approx medium, good used but appears 1920s or earlier plus condition, plus a BELL PUNCH 3 small SILVER-PLATE NOVELTY MACHINE BACKPLATE, marked BOWLS, made by Carrington and 'London Transport', plus Country the Goldsmiths and Silversmiths BUS/COACH MAPS No 1, 1948 Company, both of London, and and 1958, lightly used. [6] engraved 'Les Gobelins', a station on the Paris Metro, but origin/purpose unknown. All in Estimate: £60 to £80 good condition. [4]

Estimate: £40 to £50

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 9 Lot 50 Lot 53

Selection of LCC Tramways Collection of BADGES comprising geographical PUNCH TICKETS Driver's PSV BADGE (London) from the 1920s/30s. A wide plus leather holder, LT CRS Flying range of ticket types and service Club LAPEL BADGE, bus (route) nos. Minor duplication driver's/conductor's CAP BADGE, only and nearly all in good Golden Arrow LAPEL BADGE and condition. [78] LT Diamond Jubilee & 150 years of buses 1979 BUTTON BADGES. Estimate: £40 to £60 All in very good condition. [8]

Estimate: £40 to £50

Lot 51

London Transport enamel BUS Lot 54 &COACH STOP FLAG (Compulsory) in E3 size. A 1924 Metropolitan Electric double-sided, hollow ''boat'-type Tramways single-sided TRAM sign in the 1980s style with vinyl STOP PANEL TIMETABLE for stickers including a Q-sticker routes 49 & 79 dated 4-10-24. 'Buses to Staines Station Only' For services from Ponders End to (faded, particularly on one side). Liverpool Street and Waltham Measures 18" x 20.5" (46cm x Cross to Smithfield. These 52cm). In ex-use condition. [1] services live on in today's bus routes 149 and 279. Features Underground Group 'Tramways' Estimate: £30 to £40 bar-and-circle logo at top. In very good condition, folded. [1]

Estimate: £25 to £30 Lot 52

London Transport coach stop enamel E-PLATE for Green Line Lot 55 route 725 destinated Sidcup, Dartford, Gravesend. Likely to 1919 London Underground MAP have been located in Bromley. In OF THE ELECTRIC RAILWAYS OF very good, ex-coach stop LONDON 'What to See & How to condition. [1] See it' with print-code 209-500M-18-6-19. Has the Estimate: £120 to £140 black, open, bullseye circle on the cover and opens out in 8 panels to 13.7" x 10.9" (34 x 28cm). Some age-darkening and a bit fragile at the folds with a couple of short partings but overall a very reasonable copy. [1]

Estimate: £50 to £70

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 10 Lot 56 Lot 59

London Transport enamel BUS A London Transport enamel BUS RADIATOR TRIANGLE PLATE. A GARAGE SIGN 'No unauthorised most unusual version which person.....Children under 16....' omits the name on the bar of the etc as fixed in the 1950s/60s to bullseye. Has been on a vehicle all LT garages to deter entry by which suggests it was an bus-spotters. Measures 24" x 18" experimental version rather than (61cm x 46cm) and in ex-use an error. Thickness and quality of condition with some dents and enamel suggest 1930s vintage so chips. Plus a London Transport could have been used on an ST, glazed wooden BUS STOP LT, STL type etc. One chip to the TIMETABLE PANEL, size 3 x A4 enamel, otherwise in good, ex- vertical, in good, ex-use vehicle condition. [1] condition. [2]

Estimate: £90 to £110 Estimate: £50 to £60

Lot 57 Lot 60

London Transport TIMETABLE London Underground Standard BOOKLETS comprising Green Line (1920s) Stock and/or 1938 Tube COACH GUIDES No 3, 1937 and Stock enamel DESTINATION No 1, 1939 (both complete with PLATE for Mill Hill East ('Elstree' fold-out map) plus OFFICIALS' discernible underneath) on the TIMETABLE dated May 19, 1954 Northern Line with 'Special' on for Country Buses and Coaches, the reverse. Double-sided, North-West District. All in good reversable. In very good, ex-use to very good condition. [3] condition. [1]

Estimate: £60 to £80 Estimate: £40 to £50

Lot 61 Lot 58 London Underground PLATFORM London Transport bus stop ROUNDEL SIGN from Heathrow enamel Q-PLATE 'Alighting Point Terminals 1,2,3 station on the for Buses terminating at Kingston Piccadilly Line. Complete with its Bus Station' This would have original aluminium backing been located at a nearby stop frame, this is a formica sign where buses returning to measuring 24" (61cm) square. In Kingston garage would have good, ex-use condition with a disgorged their last passengers. few small marks. [1] In very good, ex-stop condition. [1] Estimate: £120 to £150 Estimate: £110 to £130

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 11 Lot 62 Lot 65

London Transport bus stop London Transport Green Lines enamel E-PLATE for route 77B Coaches POCKET MAPS of 'Daily Saturday . This may have Coach Services' comprising 1934 been located at either Aldwych issue with print-code 34-2481 or Wallington which were only and two issues from 1946, the served by this route on Saturdays year of post-WW2 resumption of in the 1960s/early 1970s. In ex- coach services, with codes stop condition. [1] 546-1643F and 946-2719F. All in good condition, the last has a Estimate: £70 to £90 name stamp and small annotation on cover. [3]

Estimate: £30 to £40 Lot 63

London "General" Omnibus Co bus driver's/conductor's CAP Lot 66 BADGE in blue enamel as issued from c1914 until 1933. In very c1928/29 Metropolitan Railway good, lightly-used condition. [1] MAP OF LONDON 'Metropolitan Railway and Connections' - the Estimate: £50 to £75 Met's attractive version of the Underground map, showing their lines in bold red and the rest of the system in light blue. This is Lot 64 the issue with print-ref 574 (G.3583/100M on the map-side) 1928 London Underground BOOK and with a green cover. In very 'Handling London's Underground good, unmarked condition. [1] Traffic' by J P Thomas, MIEE, M.Inst.T, Operating Manager and published by the Underground Estimate: £90 to £110 with foreword by . Hardback with dust cover intact. 237pp with 19 chapters including Arranging & Providing the Lot 67 Service, Control, Signalling, Rolling Stock, Station Design etc. London Underground enamel B&w illustrations throughout PLATFORM LINE DIAGRAM for along with fold-out diagrams. In platform 2 at Chigwell station on good condition, dust-cover a the Central Line, Hainault Loop. little worn. [1] This would have been situated at the top of the stairs down to the platforms. The style (2-flighted Estimate: £25 to £30 arrow) suggests 1950s. The single-sided sign measures 30" x 64" (77cm x 163cm). A few small surface chips, light scratches and stains but generally in good, ex- use condition. [1]

Estimate: £170 to £220

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 12 Lot 68 Lot 71

London Underground 1950s/60s London Transport 1950s/60s enamel STATION FRIEZE PLATE Country Buses BUS STOP for the Northern Line with the SHELTER PLATE 'West line name on the bar of a Kingsdown' from a 'Keston'-type traditional London Transport wooden shelter in this village bullseye. An unusual example, near Sevenoaks, Kent which was specially made to fill a space at served by LT buses on routes 423 the end of a section of the frieze, & 452. A single-sided enamel it is 41" (107cm) long. Apart from sign, 18" (42cm) square. A few some damage at a couple of the chips to the enamel and wear at screw-holes, the plate is in very the edges but very reasonable good condition. [1] overall. [1]

Estimate: £200 to £250 Estimate: £60 to £80

Lot 72 Lot 69 London Transport bus stop 1938 London & North-Eastern enamel E-PLATES for routes 81 Railway (LNER) double royal Sunday, in red lettering, and 206. POSTER regarding the Fog In very good, ex-stop condition. Service entitled 'Train [2] Arrangements in London Suburban District during Foggy Estimate: £30 to £40 Weather'. Lists revised services out of Fenchurch St and Liverpool St stations effective from October 1938 ufn. Folded Lot 73 with some edge scuffs and a couple of tiny corner-partings City'' driver's/conductor's CAP but generally good. An unusual BADGE from this well-regarded item. [1] London independent bus company which operated from Estimate: £50 to £60 1923-34, best known for route 536 from Highgate to Catford, with a fleet of 39 buses which passed to the LPTB in November Lot 70 1934. An early example of this badge in enamel on brass and in A City of London STREET SIGN very good, lightly-used condition. from Dove Court, EC2, a small [1] annexe off Old Jewry in the heart of London's financial district ('the Estimate: £90 to £110 City'). An opal glass sign in its original steel frame, measuring 24" x 18" (61cm x 46cm), we estimate it to date from the 1960s. In very good, ex-use condition. [1]

Estimate: £250 to £300

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 13 Lot 74 Lot 77

Official bound volume of London c1890s Central London Railway Transport Country Omnibuses POSTER NOTICE to 'Engine TRAFFIC CIRCULARS for the year Drivers 1934, the first full year of and ...Workmen...engaged in the operation by the new LT. Tunnels' and specifying safety Volume 1 contains circulars nos measures eg speed limit, whistle 1-52 and is complete with index. requirements etc. Wording Marked inside 'Dorking District suggests that this was issued Inspector'. In well-used condition during the construction of the with worn covers but contents line and this took place from excellent. [1] 1896-1900. Measures 17" x 22" (44cm x 58cm). Some damage at Estimate: £40 to £50 the folds, repaired on the reverse. An amazing survivor. [1]

Lot 75 Estimate: £30 to £40

Official bound volume of London Transport Railways TRAFFIC CIRCULARS for the year 1960. Lot 78 Contains 52 traffic circulars, 31 supplements plus Easter and Quantity of London Transport Christmas holiday circulars and SPECIAL TICKETS comprising an index. In good condition. [1] WW2 US Army Personnel on Duty, H M & Allied Forces on Estimate: £40 to £50 Leave, 1950s-70s Airport Coach Service, 1951 Festival of Britain bus services, 1952 Last Tram Week and 1952 North American Lot 76 Tour by London Buses (issues for various US and Canadian cities). The "District Railway" MAP of Both issued and unissued London, 5th edition, c1893/94. A examples noted, mostly in very large-scale, full-colour map (42" x good condition. [c80 tickets] 26", 107cm x 66cm), linen- backed and folded into hard Estimate: £50 to £60 covers. This is the 2nd of three known variants of this issue and shows the named Regent's Canal, City & Docks Railway plus the Lot 79 City Lines undertaking to Barbican as dotted blue lines 1911 Central London Railway together with "District Railway" CORONATION SOUVENIR in the in large letters above the central form of a SET OF DRAUGHTS section of the line. A good copy produced to celebrate the with light wear only. [1] Coronation of King George V and Queen Mary. Manufactured in the style of a matchbox Estimate: £90 to £110 measuring 2.5" x 3.25" (6cm x 8cm) and complete with the original draughts. [1]

Estimate: £120 to £140

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 14 Lot 80 Lot 83

London Underground Q/CO/CP Coras Iompair Eireann Stock enamel DESTINATION TIMETABLE BOOKLETS for Dublin PLATE for Ealing/East Ham on Buses & Trams (Sept 1946), the District Line. Double-sided, Provincial Bus Services (June reversable. In ex-use condition 1946) and Train Services (July with some damage to the 1946, with fold-out map) plus enamel on both sides. An Great Northern Railway (Ireland) unusual variant. [1] TIMETABLE BOOKLET dated April 1946 (with fold-out map) plus Estimate: £90 to £110 Northern Ireland Road Transport Board BUS TIMETABLE BOOKLET dated Sept 1946. Variable condition from good to well- Lot 81 used. [5]

Selection of London Transport Estimate: £50 to £70 MEMORABILIA including an enamel BUS FARE STAGE SIGN, double-sided with fixing bracket for bus stop, a conductor's Lot 84 TICKET-RACK, wooden with 8 spring-loaded positions and East Yorkshire Motor Services Ltd containing some used tickets, TIMETABLE BOOKLETs 'From Underground, Coronation etc Town to Sea & Country' dated POCKET MAPS (very well used), a July 1937 (with fold-out map) Central Buses pay & conditions plus similar for WW2 Restricted BOOKLET dated May 1960, a bus Services dated August 1944 (with PHOTO and a tungsten interior fold-out map), both in good LIGHT BULB, marked 'LT' and condition (corroded staples) plus believed to be ex-trolleybus. Hants & Dorset Motor Services [Quantity] official TIMETABLE BOOKLET dated July-Sept 1934 (corroded Estimate: £40 to £50 staple, loose cover). [3]

Estimate: £70 to £90 Lot 82

Set of London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATES for routes 119 Mon-Fri, 119A Saturday and 119B Sunday (red lettering). Show evidence of a long period of use with some corrosion at top and bottom edges. [3]

Estimate: £60 to £70

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 15 Lot 85 Lot 88

County Press Isle of Wight London bus/coach-related items TIMETABLE BOOKLET dated comprising a 1960s enamel FARE September 1936 (Island Train, STAGE SIGN, double-sided with Boat, Bus and Air Services), good bracket for fixing to bus stop and condition, corroded staples, plus a c1970 Green Line Coaches Kemp's Bus Services, Woodcote, LEAFLET RACK, metal & perspex, Reading TIMETABLE BOOKLET illustrated with London Country dated June 1936, good condition, Bus Company's first logo and a plus London Coastal Coaches Ltd picture of an RC-type AEC TIMETABLE BOOKLET, second Reliance coach. Both in good, ex- summer edition, July 1932 use condition. [2] (detached covers, small loss to rear cover) [3] Estimate: £30 to £40

Estimate: £70 to £90 Lot 89

Large quantity of 1950s London Lot 86 Transport Country Buses CONDUCTORS' FARECHARTS for Maidstone & District Motor routes numbered 301A-805. Services Ltd TIMETABLE Dates noted range from BOOKLETS dated September 1952-1959. Some charts are 1938, both complete with fold- duplicated but most, though not out maps, one for the Kent Area all, routes appear to be and the other for the Sussex Area represented. Generally in very including the trolleybus services good condition. [Very approx of the Hastings Tramways 350] Company. Both in very good condition. [2] Estimate: £35 to £40

Estimate: £50 to £70

Lot 90

Lot 87 London Transport enamel BUS & COACH STOP FLAG (Compulsory) & Railways Joint in E6 size with runners for 6 e- Motor Services, Birmingham plates on each side. A double- Area official TIMETABLE sided, hollow ''boat'-type sign in BOOKLET dated May to the traditional 1950s-60s September 1936, in very good 'bullseye' (pre-roundel) style. condition, complete with fold- Carries the location ref 4869 and out map and wonderful pictorial measures 18" x 26" (46cm x covers, plus Midland Red official 66cm). An excellent example in TIMETABLE BOOKLET for the very good condition with a good Worcester Area dated May 1953 shine and just a few very minor and complete with fold-out map, blemishes. Original fixing bolts some cover stains but generally attached. [1] good. [2] Estimate: £250 to £300 Estimate: £50 to £60

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 16 Lot 91 Lot 94

Large quantity of 1950s London London Transport RT bus Transport Central Buses BONNET FLEETNUMBER PLATE CONDUCTORS' FARECHARTS, this from RT 2819. The original bus to batch for routes numbered 1-99. carry this number entered Dates noted range from service at Hendon garage in 1952 1952-1958. Many charts are well and the last was withdrawn from duplicated but most routes Walthamstow garage in 1973. appear to be represented. The bus eventually ended up in Generally in very good condition. the USA with the University of [Very approx 1,000] Davis in California. In ex-vehicle condition with a couple of small Estimate: £80 to £100 paint splashes. [1]

Estimate: £60 to £80 Lot 92

Large quantity of 1950s London Transport Central Buses Lot 95 CONDUCTORS' FARECHARTS, this batch for routes numbered A special 1955 London 100-199. Dates noted range from Underground H C Beck POCKET 1952-1958. Many charts are well MAP printed by the Heidelberg duplicated but most routes Printing Machinery Co Ltd (by appear to be represented. permission of London Transport) Generally in very good condition. on their machine at the Printing [Very approx 900] Machinery & Allied Trades Exhibition at Olympia that year and showing their Hammersmith Estimate: £80 to £100 showroom superimposed on the map. A most unusual item. Light wear. [1]

Lot 93 Estimate: £30 to £40 Large quantity of 1950s London Transport Central Buses CONDUCTORS' FARECHARTS, this batch for routes numbered Lot 96 200-298. Dates noted range from 1952-1958. Many charts are well London Transport bus stop duplicated but most routes enamel Q-PLATE 'Queue this side appear to be represented. for 108, 108B, Queue other side Generally in very good condition. for 53, 54, 75'. This would have [Very approx 900] been located in Blackheath and is believed to have been at the 'Royal Standard'. In very good, Estimate: £80 to £100 ex-bus stop condition. [1]

Estimate: £75 to £100

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 17 Lot 97 Lot 100

London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATE for route 164 Original 1930s POSTER 'Travel destinated Belmont. We've not the King's Highway' by London been able to establish the exact Coastal Coaches from Victoria location of this plate but it must Coach Station. One of a set in have been in respect of short- this sale, this one is for services working buses terminating at this operated by North Western, mid-point on the route. Probably Standerwick's, Bracewells, John one of just a single pair, the plate Bull & Majestic Express, each of is in good, ex-stop condition. [1] which has a coach depicted in their livery alongside a map of the routes. A vividly colourful Estimate: £90 to £110 poster by an unknown artist. Undated but clearly early mid-1930s. Size 20" x 30" (50cm x 76cm) and in very good Lot 98 condition. [1]

London United Tramways tram Estimate: £75 to £100 conductor's CAP BADGE of the style issued from approx 1910-1924. Made of brass and featuring the company's coat of Lot 101 arms supported by griffins. In excellent condition. [1] Original 1930s POSTER 'Travel Estimate: £90 to £110 the King's Highway' by London Coastal Coaches from . One of a set in this sale, this one is for services Lot 99 operated by Midland Red, United Counties & Crosville Motor Original 1930s POSTER 'Travel Services, each of which has a the King's Highway' by London coach depicted in their livery Coastal Coaches from Victoria alongside a map of the routes. A Coach Station. One of a set in vividly colourful poster by an this sale, this one is for North & unknown artist. Undated but Scottish services by Orange Bros, clearly early mid-1930s. Size 20" SMT, United & Majestic, each of x 30" (50cm x 76cm) and in very which has a coach depicted in good condition. [1] their livery alongside a map of the routes. A vividly colourful Estimate: £75 to £100 poster by an unknown artist. Undated but clearly early mid-1930s. Size 20" x 30" (50cm x 76cm) and in very good condition. [1]

Estimate: £75 to £100

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 18 Lot 102 Lot 105

Original 1930s POSTER 'Travel London Transport ROAD the King's Highway' by London DIRECTION SIGN 'Buses'. In Coastal Coaches from Victoria highway authority style but Coach Station. One of a set in clearly made for LT using this sale, this one is for services 'Johnston' lettering and including operated by Maidstone & a red roundel. Estimated 1980s District, Southdown & East Kent, vintage. Single-sided, painted each of which has a coach aluminium and measures 25" x depicted in their livery alongside 8" (64cm x 20cm). In ex-use a map of the routes. A vividly condition. [1] colourful poster by an unknown artist. Undated but clearly early Estimate: £50 to £60 mid-1930s. Size 20" x 30" (50cm x 76cm), minor edge scuffs in places but overall in very good condition. [1] Lot 106

Estimate: £75 to £100 A set of London Underground 38- Tube Stock enamel DESTINATION PLATES for the Northern Line, on Lot 103 original chains, comprising Elstree/Special, Euston/Finsbury Park and Golders Selection of London Road Car Green/Hampstead. In good, ex- and London General Omnibus Co use condition. [3] PUNCH TICKETS of the geographical type including some early, un-numbered horse-drawn Estimate: £150 to £200 services as well as later (1920s) examples. Minor duplication only and mostly in good condition. [54] Lot 107

Estimate: £50 to £75 London Transport Buses OFFICIAL'S PLATE in enamelled chrome with leather WALLET, Lot 104 this being the last version (red enamel) of a design dating back to the 1920s, plus a London Large quantity of London Transport Buses Operating Transport buses PUNCH TICKETS, Services Official's plastic LAPEL mainly 1940s geographicals but a BADGE (with number matching few earlier and later types noted the Official's Plate) and an too. Some attempt has been enamel on chrome CAP BADGE made to sort into routes and 'South London Senior fares but proper sorting is Supervisor'. All in excellent needed. Duplication is evident condition, as new. [3] throughout. In good used condition. [1,500+] Estimate: £60 to £80

Estimate: £80 to £100

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 19 Lot 108 Lot 111

London Transport bus stop London Transport bus stop enamel Q-PLATE 'Alighting Point enamel E-PLATE for Eastlander for all Buses terminating at Coaches, an association of coach Garage'. This would operators with services that have been located at a nearby penetrated the LT area in Essex stop where buses returning to and Herts. This plate could have the garage would have disgorged been located in Harlow or their last passengers. Once an Bishops Stortford, for example. LCC tram depôt, the garage This is the version of this plate today houses some of London's with two sizes of lettering. A sightseeing tour buses. A 'Q6'- scarce plate in good ex-stop size plate (equivalent to 6 e- condition. [1] plates). In good, ex-stop condition, a couple of edge-chips Estimate: £110 to £130 repaired and curved a little more than originally. [1]

Lot 112 Estimate: £110 to £130

1927 London Underground linen- card POCKET MAP from the Lot 109 'Stingemore' series. This is the fourth issue, from the smaller series 1925-27, and is dated London Underground Northern January 1927 with mustard Line CAR DIAGRAM as located cover. In much-used condition. above the seats in a tube train. [1] Dated 1971 and made of a Formica-like material, slightly Estimate: £30 to £40 curved to fit the shape of the car. Measures 55" x 6.5" (140cm x 17cm) and is in good, ex-use condition. [1] Lot 113

Estimate: £40 to £50 London Underground ENAMEL STATION SIGN 'Central line' with down-facing arrow. In 1980s Lot 110 style with line colour at top edge. Measures 38" x 9.5" (97cm x 24cm). In good, ex-use condition Capital Transport HARDBACK with a little edge-wear and the BOOK 'RT, the Story of a London odd surface scratch. [1] Bus' by Ken Blacker. The third and final edition dated 1986. In Estimate: £60 to £70 very good condition, just lightly used, complete with dust-covers. [1]

Estimate: £60 to £80

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 20 Lot 114 Lot 117

London Underground ENAMEL 1928 London Underground MAP STATION SIGN 'District & Circle of the Electric Railways of lines' with down-facing arrow. In London "What to see and how to 1980s style with line colours at travel". December (12/1928) top edge. Measures 38" x 12" edition designed by E G Perman (97cm x 30cm). In good, ex-use with elaborate calligraphy of condition with a little edge-wear. station names and border etc. In [1] used condition with a few short fold-partings but generally a Estimate: £60 to £70 good copy. [1]

Estimate: £80 to £100

Lot 115

Lot 118 Redcar Services Ltd (of Tunbridge Wells) TIMETABLE BOOKLET dated November 1934 'including London Transport Publicity routes jointly operated with Department CAP BADGE as Autocar Services Ltd'. In very issued to bus stop timetable etc good condition. [1] posting staff. This is the 1950s version of this badge in Estimate: £30 to £40 enamelled chrome. In good, lightly-used condition. [1]

Estimate: £80 to £100 Lot 116

Autocar Services Ltd ( of Lot 119 Tunbridge Wells) TIMETABLE BOOKLET dated 27/7/32 (Summer Service) 'including A large ARCHIVE FOLDER of routes jointly operated with London General Omnibus Co & Redcar Services Ltd'. In good London Road Car Co condition, cover stamped CONDUCTOR WAYBILLS from the 'Omnibus Society Collection, first days of motor-buses. Dates spare'. [1] noted range from 1906 to 1912. Appears to be an official office Estimate: £40 to £50 record of some kind with routes in number order and some annotations where revisions were required. A fascinating insight into early motor-bus operations. Some may have been removed but a substantial quantity remain. Folder is very tatty, contents vary in condition! [1]

Estimate: £70 to £90

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 21 Lot 120 Lot 123

London Underground Q/CO/CP London General Country Services Stock enamel DESTINATION TIMETABLE BOOKLET of Omnibus PLATE for Charing X/Parsons & Coach Services, Southern Green on the District Line. Division dated 5-10-32, Winter Double-sided, reversable. In 1932-33 edtion. Contains centre- good, ex-use condition. An fold map. Small name stamp on unusual variant. [1] front cover and first facing page, small loss at top of rear cover, Estimate: £120 to £140 otherwise good. [1]

Estimate: £40 to £50 Lot 121

London Transport bus stop Lot 124 enamel E-PLATE for route 491 destinated 'via Barnehurst'. As all buses on this route went through 1909 London Underground Barnehurst, it's difficult to know POCKET MAP -'What to see & the reason for the use of this how to see it - The Excursionist's plate but it was probably located Guide with Map'. This was the at a point served by buses going first issue to dispense with the in both directions. Probably one streets background, resulting in a of a single pair. In good, ex-stop much clearer image, and also condition. [1] one of the first to use the famous UndergrounD logo. It was aimed Estimate: £80 to £100 at the leisure market with numbers referring to listed places of interest. Ex-guidebook copy in good condition with Lot 122 adhesive trace at one edge and alternative folding. [1]

London General Country Services Estimate: £120 to £140 TIMETABLE BOOKLET of Omnibus & Coach Services, Northern Division dated Spring 1932. Contains centre-fold of Whitsun Lot 125 Holidays 1932 Special Traffic Arrangements. Small annotation and stain on front cover but London Underground PLATFORM generally in good condition. [1] ROUNDEL SIGN from Goodge Street station on the Northern Line. A lightweight sign produced Estimate: £40 to £50 on tin for temporary use during station rebuilding. Measures 24" (61cm) square and is good, ex- use condition with a few scratches and nicks. [1]

Estimate: £60 to £70

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 22 Lot 126 Lot 129

H C (Harry) Beck FRAMED c1925 Metropolitan Railway MEMORABILIA comprising a LEAFLET 'Watford's New Facility' 1948 Underground MAP promoting the company's new together with the SIGNATURE 'H bus service linking its rather C Beck', one of several signatures remote Watford station with the on a meeting attendance sheet, town centre & residential areas only Beck's is visible in the frame. to boost rail traffic following its Provenance of signature abortive attempts to extend its unknown but may well be line into the town. Opens out to genuine. [1] a plan of the bus service & the line to Baker St and includes Estimate: £30 to £40 pictures of one of the buses, an electric train & Baker St station under construction. An unusual item, a little worn but quite Lot 127 reasonable. [1]

Estimate: £25 to £30 "Timpson's'' coach driver's CAP BADGE featuring a single-deck coach design with enamel inlays on chrome. Believed to date Lot 130 from the 1950s. Timpson's also operated buses in London during the 1920s before the LGOC took London Transport enamel BUS over those operations and STOP FLAG (Request) of the passed them to Tilling. The coach 1940s style comprising back-to- operations became a BET/Tilling back enamel plates in a bronze subsidiary in 1944 and eventually frame. E3 size, complete with a unit of National Express. In fixings although missing the e- excellent condition. [1] plate runners. Small chips to one side, otherwise in good condition, the frame has been Estimate: £70 to £90 cleaned and polished. [1]

Estimate: £90 to £110

Lot 128

London General Omnibus Co Ltd CERTIFICATE OF THANKS for services during the General Strike 4-14 May 1926, signed by Lord Ashfield and issued to Mr W Mollan who acted as a Volunteer Driver. A few foxing marks but generally in good condition complete with original mount. [1]

Estimate: £50 to £60

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 23 Lot 131 Lot 133

Quantity of London Transport Selection of London Transport SPECIAL TICKETS comprising Go bus card FARECHARTS as As You Please 1950s-70s displayed on RT/RF/GS vehicles. Including a 1966 example Comprises 1959-dated (all bar featuring World Cup one which is undated) issues for Willie,Underground line Country Area routes 310/310A openings, special trains, last (single-sided), 350, 406/406A, trains, sports associations 409/411, 418/418A (all double- membership cards, last sided), 448/448A, 461/461A and trolleybuses, special bus 481 (all single-sided). In varying excursions, Royal Wedding condition, ex-vehicle display. [8] warrant, Silver Jubulee buses etc. Real variety with little Estimate: £50 to £60 duplication, most in very good condition. [c.70 tickets]

Estimate: £50 to £60 Lot 134

1921 London Underground MAP Lot 132 OF THE ELECTRIC RAILWAYS OF LONDON 'What to See & How to Travel' with issue date 9-3-21. London Underground enamel Designed by MacDonald Gill with PLATFORM SIGN 'Jubilee Line'. a blue decorative border and These were/are used on certain calligraphed station names, the ex-Bakerloo Line stations and are map opens out to 13.5" x 10.5" displayed above the station (34 x 27cm). In excellent, name bullseye/roundel. unmarked condition. [1] Measures 47" x 5" (120cm x 13cm) and probably dates from Estimate: £120 to £150 the 1979 opening of the first section. In good, ex-use condition, a chip at one end. [1] Lot 135 Estimate: £50 to £60

London Transport coach stop enamel E-PLATE for Green Line routes 704 & 705, the latter as Alighting Point. Although split plates for these routes appeared between Bromley and Windsor, the Alighting Point annotation suggests a central London location at one of the points where a rather archaic regulation restricted boarding of coaches for reasons of traffic congestion. In very good, ex-coach stop condition. [1]

Estimate: £100 to £120

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 24 Lot 136 Lot 139

Green Line Coaches Ltd/London 1980s/90s era flanged ENAMEL Transport Green Line Coaches SIGN from Gunnersbury Station, CHRISTMAS SERVICES LEAFLETS likely to have been located at the dated 1932-1938 for a variety of top of the stairs from the routes, all different. Some have platforms and showing the adhesive damage to covers, alternative ways out. In National otherwise all are good. [15] Rail style with vinyl lettering. Measures 43" x 10" (110cm x Estimate: £30 to £40 25cm) and in generally very good, ex-use condition. [1]

Estimate: £40 to £50 Lot 137

London Transport Green Line Lot 140 Coaches TIMETABLE LEAFLETS for individual routes, all from 1933 and most dated 4 October 1933. 1940s/1950s /1960s Aldershot & All different and all bar one in District Traction Co Ltd Bus very good condition. [20] Service TIMETABLE LEAFLETS for a wide variety of routes in a Estimate: £50 to £60 variety of styles. Dated between August 1945 and May 1965. Mostly in good condition and all different bar one duplicate. [25] Lot 138 Estimate: £40 to £50

1920s Great Western Railway (GWR) linen-card POCKET MAP. A fold-out map of the company's Lot 141 network including services in Ireland and showing shipping connections. Undated but Felix J 1930s-1960s Aldershot & District C Pole was General Manager in Traction Co Ltd Express Coach the 1920s and the item appears Services TIMETABLE LEAFLETS for to be post-1924 Grouping. A little a wide variety of services in a age-staining to covers but variety of styles. Dated between generally in very good condition. September 1932 and November [1] 1962. Mostly in good condition and all different bar one Estimate: £50 to £75 duplicate. [13]

Estimate: £40 to £50

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 25 Lot 142 Lot 144

1974 BOOK 'Terminal Points of The District Railway POCKET London Transport Country Buses, REFERENCE MAP OF LONDON. 1948-69' by Barry Kosky. Shows, Undated but c1906. Opens out to with small maps of each, over the District Railway Miniature 1,000 terminal locations Map of London and Environs, 7th including obscure, special ones edition 17.5" x 11" (45cm x only used in certain 28cm). The reverse has places of circumstances. Each small plan amusement, train times etc. includes the alighting & boarding Most examples of these maps bus stop locations and the are found as guidebook copies vehicle's turning manoeuvre. and it is most unusual to come Long out of print and much across a surviving pocket version sought after. This copy is in very (price 1/2d). Includes the early good condition and, unlike many tube lines. Lightly used with surviving examples, fully intact. some wear but still very [1] presentable. [1]

Estimate: £30 to £40 Estimate: £90 to £110

Lot 143 Lot 145

London Transport Underground A 1930 Underground Group "Fireman" CAP BADGE issued to POSTER NOTICE regarding the staff responsible for installation availability of through tickets of fire-fighting equipment, fire- between theUnderground and safety inspections etc. This is the the buses. Measures 29" x 12" second issue of the badge, dating (73cm x 30cm) and for posting from the early 1960s. Badge is on the nearside panels of buses. chrome-plated with ochre and In good condition, folded. Plus red enamel inlays and is in two small metal & plastic excellent condition. [1] NOTICES regarding operation of railway coach heaters. May be Estimate: £75 to £90 main-line rather than Underground as they refer to 'coach' rather than 'car'. Some corrosion at edges. [3]

Estimate: £25 to £30

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 26 Lot 146 Lot 149

London Transport enamel BUS & London Transport Officials' COACH STOP FLAG (Compulsory) TIMETABLE BOOKLET dated in E3 size with runners for 3 e- August 7th, 1940 for Country plates on each side. A double- Area Buses, North-West Area. A sided, hollow ''boat'-type sign in war-time issue. Rear cover has the traditional 1950s-60s some damage, otherwise in good 'bullseye' (pre-roundel) style. condition. [1] Carries the location ref 31635 and measures 18" x 20.5" (46cm Estimate: £50 to £60 x 52cm). A good example with a good shine, some chips (rusty) at the lower screw-holes on one side and a few minor blemishes. Lot 150 Original fixing bolts attached. [1]

Estimate: £120 to £150 London Transport Officials' TIMETABLE BOOKLET dated Feb 4th, 1942 for Country Area Buses, Western Area. A war-time Lot 147 issue. Plus separate large amendment leaflet 'Alterations (No. 1)'. Both in good condition, London Transport bus stop some wear to booklet covers. [2] enamel E-PLATES for routes 154 Mon-Sat, 157, 194B Mon-Sat and Estimate: £50 to £60 280 Mon.-Sat. In ex-bus stop condition. [4]

Estimate: £50 to £60 Lot 151

London Transport Officials' Lot 148 TIMETABLE BOOKLET dated March 14th, 1945 for Country Area Buses, North-West Area. A London Transport Officials' war-time issue. In very good TIMETABLE BOOKLET dated April condition. [1] 6th, 1938 for Country Area Buses, South-East Area. This is Estimate: £50 to £60 the very first edition of a series which then ran for 40 years. Small annotation on cover, otherwise in very good condition. [1]

Estimate: £50 to £60

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 27 Lot 152 Lot 154

London Underground District London Underground enamel Line (District Railway?) enamel PLATFORM FRIEZE PLATE of the DESTINATION PLATE for Charing first type, thought to be just Cross/Hammersmith. Double- post-WW2, featuring a simple sided, reversable. An earlier type bullseye symbol in red and blue. of plate, without the centrally- These were placed alongside the located chain-holes and appears station name and were to be intended for sliding into superceded by the later, more holders. Has small lugs at top common type, with the line edge showing abbreviations of name across the bar and the the destinations. In good, ex-use symbol in line colours. Measures condition. A most unusual 15" x 7.5" (39cm x 19cm) and is variant. [1] in excellent condition. [1]

Estimate: £75 to £100 Estimate: £120 to £140

Lot 155 Lot 153

1928 London Underground MAP London Transport bus of the Electric Railways of FLEETNUMBER BONNET PLATE London "What to see and how to from Leyland RTL 453. The travel". December (12/1928) original bus bearing this number edition designed by E G Perman entered service at AM with elaborate calligraphy of (Plumstead) garage in 1949 and station names and border etc. In the last RTL 453, a 'roofbox' bus, very good, lightly-used condition. finished service at W [1] (Cricklewood) garage in 1968. Acquired for preservation in Estimate: £90 to £110 1970, the bus remains in active use today. In ex-vehicle condition. [1] Lot 156 Estimate: £175 to £200

London Transport 1950s/60s Country Buses BUS & COACH STOP SHELTER PLATE 'Broadwater' from a 'Keston'- type wooden shelter in this suburb of Stevenage which would have been served by RT, RF and RMC buses and coaches on routes 303/303A, 340B, 390, and 716/716A. A single-sided enamel sign, 18" (42cm) square. Some small chips but good overall. [1]

Estimate: £275 to £325

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 28 Lot 157 Lot 160

1933 London Transport Country London Transport Country Buses Buses & Coaches Inspector's CAP SERVICE CHANGES LEAFLETS BADGE in hallmarked silver and dated from 1963 to 1969 and green enamel inlays with serial covering alterations to services, number 265 on reverse. Some new services (eg opening of polish wear to the 'griffins' and a Dartford Tunnel), emergency little surface damage to the cuts due to staff shortages, enamel in places but a good experimental route etc. A couple example overall from the very are tatty but most are good to first issue of this badge shortly very good. [17] after the formation of the LPTB. [1] Estimate: £30 to £40

Estimate: £120 to £150

Lot 161

Lot 158 The "District Railway" MAP of London, 6th edition, undated but Selection of London Transport c1903. A large-scale, full-colour POCKET MAPS including 1937 & map (42" x 26", 107cm x 66cm), 1953 Coronations, 1930s Trams linen-backed and folded into & Trolleybus issues, 1958 'Hop hard covers. This is the 3rd of on a Bus' and Country Buses three known issues of this from 1954 to 1969/70 plus a edition and shows the first tube LEAFLET 'Summer Outings 1937'. lines in blue as well as the A few are well-used but most are District's extension now open to in very good condition. [24] Upminster, Southend etc. In used condition, name and small stain Estimate: £40 to £50 on cover, but very reasonable overall. [1]

Estimate: £80 to £100 Lot 159

London Transport coach stop Lot 162 enamel E-PLATE for the independent operator Grey Green Coaches which ran Large quantity of 1930s/40s services to the South Coast and London General/London East Anglia from its base in Transport buses PUNCH TICKETS Stamford Hill. A most uncommon for routes numbered between 71 plate from one of the few stops and 124. Includes pre and early served by this operator in the LPTB issues, 'Fareboard' types London area. In very good, ex- and Geographicals. Considerable stop condition. [1] variety, minimal duplication. Generally in good, used Estimate: £90 to £120 condition. [approx. 350 tickets]

Estimate: £75 to £100

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 29 Lot 163 Lot 166

Large quantity of 1930s/40s 1929 TIMETABLE for Grimwood's London General/London Parlour Coaches 'Regular Road Transport buses PUNCH TICKETS Services between Egham and for routes numbered between 71 London', a predecessor of Green and 124 plus a handful of Line and a rival to the London sundries. Includes pre and early General, with their London LPTB issues, 'Fareboard' types terminus at Trafalgar Square, and Geographicals. Considerable District Messenger Office. A fold- variety, minimal duplication. out, thin-card issue in very good Generally in good, used condition. [1] condition. [approx. 350 tickets]

Estimate: £75 to £100 Estimate: £30 to £40

Lot 164 Lot 167

Green Line' driver's & London Underground 1950s/60s conductor's CAP BADGE issued flanged ENAMEL SIGN from a by Green Line Coaches Ltd northbound platform at a between 1930-1932. In standard Bakerloo Line station regarding Underground Group style. Badge services beyond Queen's Park. is in excellent condition. [1] The sign is likely to have been positioned below the destination indicator. Size 42" x 5" (107cm x Estimate: £70 to £90 13cm). Apart from a couple of very small chips, the sign is in very good condition. [1]

Lot 165 Estimate: £40 to £50

1931 TIMETABLE for Lewis' "Cream Line" Coach Service from Brookman's Park via Potters Bar to Charing Cross, one of many rivals to Green Line until 1933, this one even using a similar- sounding name. A small, thin- card issue which folds out to five double-sided panels. Undated but 'Oct 1931' annotated on cover. In very good condition, lightly-used only. [1]

Estimate: £30 to £40

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 30 Lot 168 Lot 170

August 1921 Croydon & District London Underground CO/OP GUIDE issued by Passengers Stock enamel DESTINATION (Croydon) Ltd with details of PLATE for Barking/Bow Road on their daily motor-coach services the Hammersmith & City Line. to various south-coast towns and Double-sided, reversable. An other destinations as well as unusual variant. In good, ex-use Silvern Services special tour to condition with some chipping, North Wales. Also includes times mainly at the chain-holes. [1] of first and last trams, cinema and theatre listings etc. A 32pp Estimate: £90 to £110 small booklet in very good condition, some hand-written amendments on a few pages. [1] Lot 171 Estimate: £30 to £40

London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATES for Lot 169 routes 300, 310 & 311 and Eastern National routes 40 & 53. In very good, ex-stop condition. 1940 London Transport [2] Underground POSTER MAP designed by H C Beck and Estimate: £50 to £60 featuring a wide blue border. A war-time issue which shows the planned extensions of the Central Line to Denham and Lot 172 Ongar and of the Northern Line to Bushey Heath and Alexandra Palace. Features the thickened Selection of 1960s London lines to include the line names. Underground Edmondson CARD Measuring 33" x 26" (84cm x TICKETS including examples to BR 66cm) and folded, the poster is stations, privilege, returns, in good condition with just a excursions etc. All appear to be little wear on some of the folds different. [44] and some light creasing elsewhere. [1] Estimate: £30 to £40

Estimate: £500 to £750

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 31 Lot 173 Lot 176

Large selection of 1930s-1960s Newbury & District Motor London Underground special Services TIMETABLE BOOKLETS issue CARD TICKETS including dated May 9th, 1936 and May Workman Returns, 1948 respectively plus City of Perambulator/Mailcart, special & District Motor Services tours, societies & clubs, TIMETABLE BOOKLETS dated Government Warrants, Forces November 1st, 1936 and October Leave, through bookings to 1st, 1947 respectively. The buses, schools, dogs, exhibitions, Oxford issues contain fold-out station car parks etc. Almost all maps. Generally in good different. [approx 80] condition, staples have corroded and have been removed from the 4th item. [4] Estimate: £80 to £100 Estimate: £70 to £90

Lot 174 Lot 177

Selection of 1930s/40s London Underground CARD TICKETS of Reading Corporation Transport the vertically-printed type. Wide official TIMETABLE BOOKLET of variety of stations, no obvious Tramcar & Omnibus Services duplication. [60] dated May-September 1934, includes fold-out map, covers Estimate: £50 to £60 detached, plus same operator's TIMETABLE BOOKLET of Trams, Buses and Trolley Buses dated Novemver 1937, lightly-used, Lot 175 includes fold-out map, plus WW2 National Emergency TIMETABLE 1924 British Empire Exhibition at BOOKLET of stage carriage Wembley items comprising the services, East Lancs Area, dated official fold-out PLAN & MAP May 1944 (lightly used). [3] designed by Kennedy North in a style similar to MacDonald Gill Estimate: £70 to £90 with an Underground map with calligraphed station names and elaborate, colourful illustrations plus the Underground Group fold-out LEAFLET 'The Way to the Exhibition' including a plan with rail and bus stations shown. Both in used condition with some wear but still reasonable. [1]

Estimate: £60 to £70

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 32 Lot 178 Lot 180

Thames Valley Traction Company Omnibus Ltd official TIMETABLE BOOKLETS Company (Associated with the dated March-May 1936 (torn Great Western Railway) official cover) and October-December TIMETABLE BOOKLETS for 1938 (includes fold-out map, Cornwall Area dated July-Sept corroded staples) respectively 1939 and for Somerset & East plus same operator's Reading Devon Area dated Sept 1938-July Area TIMETABLE BOOKLET dated 1939 (both with fold-out maps) May 1946 (tatty condition). [3] and Wilts & Dorset Motor Services (in Association with the Southern Railway) TIMETABLE Estimate: £50 to £60 BOOKLET dated July-September 1934 (retailer's label removed from cover). All lightly used with corroded staples. [3] Lot 179 Estimate: £70 to £90

Trent Motor Traction Co TIMETABLE BOOKLET dated May 1948, with fold-out map, United Lot 181 Automobile Services TIMETABLE BOOKLET dated June 1936, with fold-out map, repaired cover, c1910 LCC TRAMWAY MAP of West Yorkshire Road Car Co & London and Suburbs 'showing Keighley-West Yorkshire Services the LCC Tramways and their TIMETABLE BOOKLET dated connections with other October 1935 (includes loose tramways and tube railways'. A fold-out map) and West fold-out paper map inside card Yorkshire Road Car Co WW2 covers produced by G W Bacon & TIMETABLE BOOKLET dated Co Ltd 'under the direction of the August 1944 (includes fold-out London County Council', the map map). Used condition, corroded pre-dates the LCC's own issues. staples. [4] Shows the whole County of London area. Worn, fragile Estimate: £70 to £90 covers, map has some repairs on reverse but is very reasonable still. A very scarce issue. [1]

Estimate: £180 to £220

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 33 Lot 182 Lot 185

London Transport BUS SIGNS London Transport Military Band comprising a 1950s/60s enamel CAP BADGE of the first type, DOLLY STOP PLATE (Request) in believed to have been worn in good condition, a 1930s/40s the 1930s/1940s. The band was enamel 'EMERGENCY BOX' PLATE founded after WW1 and paraded from a set of heavy lifting gear in the Lord Mayor's Show and at held at bus garages (edge chips) the Remembrance Day and a 1960s/70s plastic 'PAY AS ceremonies as well as performing YOU ENTER' SIGN for RF etc at staff and public functions. The buses & coaches in good badge is made of brass, features condition. [3] the LT griffin and is in very good, lightly-used condition. Rarely Estimate: £60 to £80 seen at auction. [1]

Estimate: £75 to £90 Lot 183

London Transport bus stop Lot 186 enamel E-PLATES for routes 2 Mon-Fri Peak Hours Sat-Sun, 27, 61 and 89. In good, ex-bus stop 1912 Central London Railway condition. [4] POCKET MAP titled 'Central London (Tube) Railway' with a Estimate: £50 to £60 brown border and in a very similar style to maps produced by the Underground Group (who took over the CLR the following Lot 184 year) but with considerable prominence given to its own line. The Ealing Broadway extension, London Underground flanged not yet open, is shown in ENAMEL SIGN 'Assistance and hatched form and that to Tickets' from a station ticket Liverpool Street shown as office. Estimated 1970s/80s operational. In lightly-used vintage. Measures 27" x 9" (69cm condition with a little wear but x 23cm) and is in very good very presentable. [1] condition. [1] Estimate: £180 to £220 Estimate: £40 to £50

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 34 Lot 187 Lot 190

Selection of London London Transport Gibson A14 Transport/London Country paper TICKET MACHINE (serial no & card FARECHARTS for a variety 30476), alpha code fares version, of routes between 1 and prints ticket (a little faint) incl 701/702. Mainly RT/RF vehicle 'London Transport', complete size, dated 1950s-1970s but with correct BOX and spare mostly late-60s/early 70s. All TICKET ROLL set. [3 items] different. [16] Estimate: £275 to £325 Estimate: £30 to £40

Lot 191 Lot 188

London Transport 'Gibson' ticket London Transport bus machine WEBBING HARNESS FLEETNUMBER BONNET PLATE (complete) plus leather from STL 2436, a 4/9STL-type PROTECTION PADS x 4 plus LT AEC Regent with Chiswick-built conductor's leather CASH BAG 'roofbox' body which entered (appears unused) plus 4 sets of service at Q (Camberwell) garage Gibson TICKET ROLLS. [10] in 1937. The last bus with this number was withdrawn for scrap Estimate: £120 to £150 in 1951. In ex-vehicle condition. [1]

Estimate: £250 to £275 Lot 192

Original London Transport Lot 189 double royal POSTERS comprising 1971 'Imperial War Museum' by Brian Liddle and London Underground Standard 1973 'National Army Museum' by (1920s) Tube Stock enamel William Fenton. Minor edge- DESTINATION PLATE for chafing in places but otherwise Newbury Park/West Ruislip on both very good. [2] the Central Line. Double-sided, reversable. In very reasonable, Estimate: £60 to £80 ex-use condition with a some chipping at the chain-holes. An unusual example. [1]

Estimate: £90 to £110

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 35 Lot 193 Lot 195

Original 1937 London Transport Original London Transport double royal POSTER 'Coronation double royal POSTERS for Day' (King George VI and Queen London's Parks comprising 1960 Elizabeth) by Harold Stabler "Spring in the Parks" by Harry (1872-1945) who designed Stevens (1919-2008) (small posters for the Underground adhesive tape remains at top Group/LT from 1923-1937. corners, short tear at top edge Poster shows the Coronation and light horizontal crease) and Area, Royal Route and lists 1973 "Bands in the Park" by appropriate Underground Ronald Glendening (b.1926) stations plus those with (good condition). [2] restricted access etc. Linen- backed with a little creasing and Estimate: £60 to £80 edge-scuffs but very reasonable overall. [1]

Estimate: £50 to £75 Lot 196

Original London Transport Lot 194 double royal POSTERS from the long-running series promoting the Country Walks booklets and Original London Transport comprising 1967 "High on the double royal POSTERS for Kew chalk downs..." by Christopher Gardens comprising the 1971 Hill, about whom little is known issue by Michael Carlo (b.1945) other than that he designed and the 1974 issue "The Queen's posters for LT from 1964-67, and Beasts" by Anthony Rossiter 1971 "Epping Forest" by Peter (1926-2000). One or two small, Roberson (1907-1989) who light creases and a few minor worked for LT from 1948-78. A edge-scuffs but generally very few creases but both generally in good. [2] good condition. [2]

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

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 36 Lot 197 Lot 200

Original 1939 London Transport Original London Transport double-royal POSTER ''To stop double royal POSTERS from the the Bus'' by 'Beath' (John Miles long-running series promoting Fleming 1913-1991), designer of the Country Walks booklets and many LT posters from comprising 1974 "Epping Forest" 1936-1954. This one features his by John Cooke (b.1929), his only well-known image of the perfect work for LT, and 1977 "Miles of passenger at the request stop, Paths..." and 1978 "Country extending his arm to the driver of Walks", both by Harry Stevens the approaching Leyland STD- (1919-2008), who designed type bus. Linen-backed and in posters for LT from 1960-78. good condition, slight creasing at Some light creases, minor damp- the l/h edge. [1] stains and edge-scuffs but all generally in good condition, the Estimate: £60 to £70 last being the poorest. [3]

Estimate: £60 to £80

Lot 198

Lot 201 Original 1972 London Transport double royal POSTER "Waterside London" by Hans Unger Original 1967 (February) London (1915-1975) who designed Transport double royal POSTER posters for LT from 1950-1974. 'Victoria Line Progress' with map Some scuffing at the left-hand (track diagram) of line. "All edge, otherwise good. [1] tunnelling work....is now completed." Not listed by LT Estimate: £50 to £60 Museum. Was once folded several times with a lttle wear at the folds but still a very reasonable copy. [1] Lot 199 Estimate: £40 to £50

Original London Transport double-royal POSTERS for the London Transport Collection at Lot 202 Syon Park, comprising 1973 issue by Tim Demuth (scuffs at l/h edge, otherwise good), Original London Transport 1974 issue by William Fenton double royal POSTERS (good condition) and 1975 issue comprising 1971 "London Zoo" by Tom Eckersley (light creases by Michael Reid, 1975 "London's near edges). [3] Markets' by Ronald Glendening and 1979 "No 1, London" by John Estimate: £80 to £90 Sergeant. Some edge scuffs, the odd small tear, some creasing and light damp stains. [3]

Estimate: £60 to £80

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 37 Lot 203 Lot 206

Original 1938 London Transport Original London Transport PANEL POSTER 'Rotal Academy double royal POSTERS designed Exhibition' by Hans Feibusch by Robert Flavell Micklewright (1898-1998), artist & sculptor (b.1923) comprising 1970 "Ham who also did posters for Shell as House", 1975 "Kenwood" and well as murals for the Church of 1977 "Marble Hill House". . These posters were Micklewright worked for LT from pasted onto the glass vestibules 1968-77. Some light creasing and of Underground cars from the edge-scuffs in places but all 1930s until the 1970s. Size 12.5" generally good. [3] x 10" (32cm x 26cm). A vertical crease and very light edge-wear Estimate: £80 to £100 but generally in good condition. [1]

Estimate: £50 to £75 Lot 207

Original London Transport Lot 204 double-royal POSTERS comprising '2d Timetable for this district' from 1938 by unknown Original 1972 London Transport artist and two from 1939 by double royal POSTER "Richmond" Barnett Freedman (1901-1958), by Graham Clarke (b.1941). who designed posters for LT Stunning colour effects. In very 1935-1956: 'If it's to Football, good condition. [1] there's a bus to take you' and similar for 'the Cinema'. The former by Freedman is not listed Estimate: £50 to £60 by LT Museum. All three are linen-backed and in generally good condition, some edge-wear and scuffs in places. [3] Lot 205

Estimate: £80 to £100 A pair of 1953 London Transport double royal POSTERS in the 'You are Here' series posted at Underground stations and Lot 208 comprising one for Green Park and the other for Leicester Square. Originally folded, both Original 1969 London Transport have small filing holes near the double royal POSTER 'Tile Motifs top edge as well as some short on the Victoria Line' by an tears, edge-crumpling in places unknown artist, featuring the tile and light staining in the lower designs of the first 12 stations to halves. [2] open on the new line. Some edge-scuffs and light creases but Estimate: £60 to £80 reasonable overall. [1]

Estimate: £40 to £50

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 38 Lot 209 Lot 211

Original 1926 London Original London Transport Underground quad royal POSTER double royal POSTERS 'A Pageant of London' by Elijah comprising 1972 "Femme bien Albert Cox (1876-1955) who informée" by Harry Stevens designed posters for the (1919-2008) who designed Underground Group from posters for LT from 1960-78 and 1915-1926 as well as for the 1976 "American London" (USA railway companies and the Bicentennial 1776-1976) by Empire Marketing Board. The Gaynor Chapman (1935-2000). poster was originally folded for She worked for LT from 1961-76. purchase in 1927 and appears to Edge-scuffs and light creases but have remained largely both generally good. [2] untouched since then. In very good condition with minor edge Estimate: £60 to £80 scuffs. [1]

Estimate: £200 to £300 Lot 212

Lot 210 Original 1930 'General' (London Underground) double royal POSTER by Howard Elcock who Original London Transport designed posters for the double royal POSTERS Underground Group from comprising 1966 1928-31 as well as for Shell and "Commemorating the Great Fire" the LNER. The poster has a blank by Edward McKnight Kauffer panel for bus excursions and (using his 1922 design) and 1973 depicts NS-type open-top buses "These vehicles are carrying 69 on various trips to the country, people...." by esteemed starting at the Underground commercial photographer Heinz station in the morning and Zinram (1910-2008). A few edge- returning to the bus garage at scuffs and nicks but both the end of the day. Some tears generally good. [2] repaired on reverse, edge-scuffs but very reasonable overall. [1]

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

Lot 213

Original London Transport double-royal POSTERS 'Take a ride back to the thirties' (1972) (2 copies) and 'The Thirties ride again' (1973), both by Tim Demuth. All in good condition, a little edge-creasing in places. [3]

Estimate: £50 to £60

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 39 Lot 214 Lot 217

Original 1934 London Transport Original 1935 London Transport double royal POSTER 'This Week double-royal POSTER 'Stuart in London' (Motor Show, London - Banqueting House, Olympia etc) by Audrey Stevens Whitehall & Royal Hospital, about whom little is known but Chelsea' by Charles Shepard, also that she designed posters for LT known as 'Shep' (b1892) who from 1934-37. Note the designed posters for London wonderful green bullseye logo at Transport from 1924-1960. It the foot. Linen-backed and in features an attractive border very good condition. [1] design of the thistle emblem of the House of Stuart. One of a Estimate: £50 to £60 small series, this variant is not listed by LT Museum. Linen- backed and in very good condition. [1] Lot 215 Estimate: £50 to £70

Original 1938 London Transport PANEL POSTER 'European Swimming Championships, Lot 218 Empire Pool, Wembley' by an unknown artist. These posters were pasted onto the glass Original 1934 London Transport vestibules of Underground cars double royal POSTER 'Saturday from the 1930s until the 1970s. Sport' (Boat Race etc) by Althea Size 12.5" x 10" (32cm x 26cm). Willoughby (1904-1982) who Some light creasing and edge- designed posters for LT from wear but generally in good 1933-36 although this one of condition. [1] hers is not listed by LT Museum. Note the interesting use of the Estimate: £50 to £75 'header'-type LT logo at the foot, rather than the bullseye. Linen- backed and in very good condition. [1] Lot 216 Estimate: £50 to £70

Original 1935 London Transport double-royal POSTER 'Dahlias' (Special shows at Kew Gardens etc) by Dora Batty (1900-1966) who designed posters for the Underground Group and LT from 1921-1938. Note the large LT logo at the bottom left. Some edge-scuffs and small tears, light creasing and damp stains in places but still displays well. [1]

Estimate: £40 to £50

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 40 Lot 219 Lot 222

Original 1955 London Transport Original 1945 London Transport double royal POSTER "London's POSTER 'Vehicles' by James Museums" by Joan Beales about Fitton (1899-1982) who designed whom little is known but she posters for LCC Tramways and LT designed three posters for LT in from 1925-45. One of a small 1954-56. This is the picture half series issued at the end of WW2 of a pair poster. A couple of light with the theme: 'In 1944, when creases and a few very minor London's transport needs were edge scuffs but generally in good greatest...... LT 'Carries On', this condition. [1] one illustrating numbers of railway cars, buses, trolleybuses Estimate: £60 to £80 and trams. 20" x 25" (51cm x 64cm). Two very small file holes near top edge, one horizontal crease, otherwise in very good Lot 220 condition. [1]

Original 1964 London Transport Estimate: £50 to £60 double royal POSTER 'Some London Centenaries' (Shakespeare, Marlowe, Vanbrugh & Hogarth) by John Lot 223 Farleigh (1900-1965) who designed posters for LCC Tramways and LT from Original 1945 London Transport 1922-1963. A few edge-scuffs POSTER 'Staff' by James Fitton and light creases but a good copy (1899-1982) who designed overall. [1] posters for LCC Tramways and LT from 1925-45. One of a small Estimate: £50 to £75 series issued at the end of WW2 with the theme: 'In 1944, when London's transport needs were greatest...... LT 'Carries On', this Lot 221 one illustrating numbers of railway, bus, trolleybus and tram staff. 20" x 25" (51cm x 64cm). Original steam-related, double- Two very small file holes near top royal POSTERS comprising 1971 edge, one horizontal crease, 'Farewell to Steam on the otherwise in very good Underground' by Tim Demuth x 4 condition. [1] copies (3 have been folded), Nene Valley Steam and Talyllyn Estimate: £50 to £60 Railway (both undated but 1970s/80s). All in good condition, a few edge-nicks and light creases in places. [6]

Estimate: £80 to £90

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 41 Lot 224 Lot 226

Original 1945 London Transport London Underground CO/CP POSTER 'Passengers' by James Stock DESTINATION PLATE for Fitton (1899-1982) who designed Baker St/Neasden on the posters for LCC Tramways and LT Metropolitan Line, the latter from 1925-45. One of a small station not often served by the series issued at the end of WW2 Met. Double-sided, reversable. In with the theme: 'In 1944, when well-used condition with some London's transport needs were repair to the letters in places. A greatest...... LT 'Carries On', this most unusual variant. [1] one illustrating numbers of railway, bus, trolleybus and tram passengers. 20" x 25" (51cm x Estimate: £90 to £110 64cm). Two very small file holes near top edge, one horizontal crease, otherwise in very good condition. [1] Lot 227

Estimate: £50 to £60 London Tram & Trolleybus Driver's METROPOLITAN STAGE CARRIAGE BADGE T13479, equivalent to a PSV licence Lot 225 badge and issued from 1935-1962 for electric traction in the capital. Horseshoe clip fitting London Transport enamel BUS & on reverse. In well-used COACH STOP FLAG (Compulsory). condition with faded lettering A double-sided, hollow ''boat'- and two edge-chips. [1] type sign in the traditional 1950s-60s 'bullseye' (pre- Estimate: £70 to £90 roundel) style. Measures 18" x 15" (46cm x 39cm) and is complete with original fixing rods. In very good, ex-use condition with a good shine, albeit dusty, and just a couple of small chips. [1]

Estimate: £70 to £90

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 42 Lot 228 Lot 230

Selection of TICKET MACHINES & London Underground 1950s/60s TICKETS comprising a TIM enamel STATION FRIEZE PLATE MACHINE, ex-Lytham St Annes for the Piccadilly Line with the Corporation Transport Dept no 4, line name on the bar of a complete with BOX & last traditional London Transport WAYBILL (undated but pre- bullseye. An end-of-section decimal), a BELL PUNCH TICKET example, it is 27" (71cm) long MACHINE no 40226 (punches and is the slightly deeper and rings) complete with (9.5"/24cm) type used at Green BACKING PLATE & STRAP plus 2 x Park station. In excellent wooden TICKET RACKS filled with condition, just a few very minor TICKET PACKS (LCBS & other blemishes. [1] operators) plus numerous further PACKS including LT plus Estimate: £80 to £100 SETRIGHT TICKET ROLLS East Kent & PMT. [Quantity]

Estimate: £100 to £120 Lot 231

London Underground Electric Lot 229 Railways 1907 advertising CARD with MAP, one of a series featuring different stations, in 1926 London Underground linen- this case Leicester Square with card POCKET MAP designed by an illustration of a Charing Cross, Fred Stingemore. This is his Euston & Hampstead Rly train. second issue, from the smaller Opens into 3 parts by lifting the series 1925-27, and is dated Jan train to reveal more of the 1926 with green cover. A very station, including posters, and good copy, just lightly used with fares, journey times, season- a little wear at the folds. [1] ticket rates & a small map of the Underground. Minor surface losses to the reverse with traces Estimate: £90 to £110 of clear adhesive, otherwise very good. [1]

Estimate: £250 to £350

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 43 Lot 232 Lot 235

London Transport bus stop London Underground enamel enamel E-PLATE for route 200 PLATFORM ROUNDEL SIGN from Sunday PM in red lettering. This Bethnal Green station on the would have been located on the Central Line. Estimated vintage section of the route that ran 1980s. Measures 25" (64cm) beyond to Kingston square and generally in very on Sunday afternoons between good condition. [1] 1965 and 1971. In good, ex-stop condition. [1] Estimate: £120 to £150

Estimate: £60 to £80

Lot 236

Lot 233 Aldershot & District Traction Co Ltd ' ITINERARY OF DIRECTORS' LGOC & Underground TOUR 12th & 13th September EPHEMERA comprising London 1961', a 36pp ring-bound folder Traffic Notes & News LEAFLET for the tour of the undertaking. (List of Motor-Bus Routes) No 46, Includes comprehensive details 1918 (very good condition), of towns, garages, bus stations, October 1931 TIMETABLE offices plus company statistics & LEAFLET for bus route 65 (fold- history, rolling stock summary, out, thin card, annotation on tour maps, photos of premises cover, otherwise good) and and buses etc. An absolute mine August 1933 fold-out TIMETABLE of information. In good LEAFLET for Train Service to & condition. [1] from Northwood (good condition). [3] Estimate: £60 to £80

Estimate: £40 to £50

Lot 237

Lot 234 1912-issued Metropolitan Railway MAP POSTCARDS London Transport RT bus showing sections of the line and BONNET FLEETNUMBER PLATE highlighting golf courses, places from RT 688. The original bus to of interest etc. Set comprises carry this number entered Baker Street to Harrow, Harrow service with a roofbox body at to Chesham and Northwood to Willesden garage in 1948 and the Great Missenden. In excellent, last was withdrawn from Catford unused condition. [3] garage in 1973. The bus was scrapped in Yorkshire in 1974. In Estimate: £30 to £40 ex-vehicle condition with a few small paint splashes. [1]

Estimate: £60 to £80

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 44 Lot 238 Lot 241

London Transport Publicity A brass Leyland Motors Ltd "By Department CAP BADGE as [Royal] Appointment" VEHICLE issued to bus stop timetable etc BADGE c.1920s. A very intricate posting staff. This is the 1950s pressing containing the Royal version of this badge in Coat of Arms inscribed 'Hon y enamelled chrome. In good, Soit Qui Mal y Pense' and 'Dieu lightly-used condition. [1] et mon Droit' and with enamel inlays in red and blue. In very Estimate: £80 to £100 good condition with no significant damage noted, just minor abrasions to the enamel. A most unusual item believed to Lot 239 have been carried on the radiator grilles of early Leyland buses and lorries. [1] London Underground Standard (1920s) Tube Stock enamel Estimate: £250 to £300 DESTINATION PLATE for Rayners Lane on the Piccadilly Line. Blank reverse. In good, ex-use condition with some chipping Lot 242 around the chain-holes. [1]

Estimate: £60 to £80 London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATE for route 190 'Special Journeys Only'. This would have been located on one Lot 240 of the short extra workings of which there were two in Croydon and one in Coulsdon. In ex-bus London Transport bus/coach stop condition, unwashed! [1] paper FARECHARTS (RT/RF size, single-sided) for routes 303/303A, 304, 382 and Estimate: £40 to £50 716/716A. Undated but style is late-50s/early 60s. In good, used condition with minor wear. Folded. [4] Lot 243 Estimate: £30 to £35 London Transport bronze INSET PLATE "London Transport - Private Property" used to mark the surface boundary of LT property on garage and Underground station forecourts etc. Retains the cement infill and is in good, ex-use condition. [1]

Estimate: £60 to £70

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 45 Lot 244 Lot 247

Selection of London Transport London Transport bus stop Green Line Coaches TIMETABLE enamel Q-PLATE 'Service 157 LEAFLETS dated between 1954 & Merton Garage Journeys' which 1956, mainly 1956. The set would have been located on the appears to cover all the routes in section off the main line of the operation in the mid-1950s. No route towards the bus garage duplication, all in very good and on which passengers could condition. [23] travel. It is unusual for LT to use the word 'service' rather than Estimate: £40 to £50 'route'. A small repair around the screw-hole otherwise in very good, ex-stop condition. [1]

Lot 245 Estimate: £120 to £140

The "District" [Railway] MAP of Greater London & Environs, 2nd Lot 248 edition, undated but c1908 (shows Franco-British Exhibition). A large-scale, full-colour map London General Omnibus (42" x 26", 107cm x 66cm), linen- Company 'ON WAR SERVICE' backed and folded into hard LAPEL BADGE issued during covers. Bakerloo, Hampstead & WW1 to staff who were regarded Piccadilly tubes shown in bold, as being in a reserved occupation non-Group tubes, eg Central and and not to be seen as avoiding C&SLR, not highlighted! Well military service. Dated 1915 with used, with worn covers, but serial number 5348 on reverse intact and still very reasonable. and made of brass with enamel [1] inlay. A scarce badge in good, lightly-used condition. [1] Estimate: £70 to £80

Estimate: £70 to £90

Lot 246

London Transport enamel BUS STOP FLAG (Request) of the 1940s style comprising back-to- back enamel plates in a bronze frame. An excellent example with no significant blemishes. [1]

Estimate: £90 to £110

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 46 Lot 249 Lot 252 c1917 London General Omnibus London Transport Green Line Co BOOKLET 'Nursery Rhymes for Coaches TIMETABLE LEAFLETS for Present Times' issued to children individual routes from and including classic rhymes re- 1937-1938. All different and very written in aid of road safety. possibly a complete set for all Beautifully and colourfully routes, A1 - Z2. Generally in very illustrated, artist's signature good condition. [34] indecipherable. Small pocket size with 14 pages. Undated but Estimate: £50 to £60 research suggests 1917. In good, lightly-used condition, staples have corroded. A most unusual item not seen at auction before. Lot 253 [1]

Estimate: £40 to £50 London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATE 'Imperial Bus' for this family bus company (A Moore & Sons) which ran in the Lot 250 Windsor area from 1917 until taken over by Alder Valley in 1987. This is a very early e-plate, London Transport Green Line likely to date from the 1940s, Coaches SEASON TICKET RATES possibly even earlier, in the first LEAFLETS for individual routes all style without black edging at top dated 18 November 1934 and all and bottom. A very scarce plate, different. Possibly a complete not seen at auction before. In set. In excellent condition. [21] good, ex-stop condition. [1]

Estimate: £30 to £40 Estimate: £150 to £200

Lot 251

London Transport Green Line Coaches PUBLICITY LEAFLETS dated from 1930-1965 (mostly 1930s) regarding general information, fares, season tickets, off-peak return tickets etc. Mostly in very good condition. [22]

Estimate: £30 to £40

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 47 Lot 254 Lot 256 c1904-1906 (estimated) ENAMEL 1919 London Underground MAP SIGN 'TO GREAT NORTHERN OF THE ELECTRIC RAILWAYS OF TRAINS' thought to have been LONDON 'What to See & How to located at See it' with print-code to direct passengers from either 395-500M-2-10-19. Has the red, the Great Northern & City or the open, bullseye circle on the cover Great Northern, Piccadilly & and opens out in 8 panels to Brompton tubes to the main line. 13.7" x 10.9" (34 x 28cm). Some Manufactured by the Patent wear at the folds and fold- Enamel & Co Ltd, Birmingham & corners but overall a good copy. London and measures 68" x 12" [1] (173cm x 30cm) with original wooden frame. A little rust at Estimate: £60 to £80 lower edge but generally in very good condition. [1]

Lot 257 Estimate: £600 to £700

London Underground enamel DESTINATION PLATE for Lot 255 Amersham/Rickmansworth on the Metropolitan Line. Double- sided, reversable. We are not London Transport (Country Buses sure whether the O/P Stock ever & Coaches) ALLOCATION OF worked on this section so it could SCHEDULED BUSES & COACHES be that these plates were No 33 commencing Weds 7th adapted for use on T-Stock. A October 1953. Shows vehicle most unusual variant in good, ex- allocation and operating garage use condition. [1] for each route, garage summaries and total fleet Estimate: £90 to £110 summary by vehicle class. Leyland Cubs and post-war STLs still listed! In very good condition. [1] Lot 258

Estimate: £30 to £40 London General Country Services Driver's/Conductor's CAP BADGE in red and grey enamel, matching the fleetname of the country buses. The company was formed in 1932 to take over the General's country services (East & National) but was absorbed by London Transport in 1933, resulting in a rather short- lived use of these badges. In very good, lightly-used condition. [1]

Estimate: £70 to £90

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 48 Lot 259 Lot 261

Original 1838 FOLDER (14" x 20") London Transport 1950s/60s with LITHOGRAPHED DRAWINGS Country Buses BUS STOP (Part 1) by John C Bourne of the SHELTER PLATE 'Epping Green' London & Birmingham Railway from a 'Keston'-type wooden under construction with shelter from either the Herts or topographical and descriptive the Essex hamlet of this name, accounts by John Britton FSA. both of which were served by LT Contains the 8 original card buses, either on routes 308/308A lithographs - Euston Grove or route 372 respectively. A Station entrance, Engine-House, single-sided enamel sign, 18" Hampstead Road bridge, (42cm) square. A couple of chips Regent's Canal bridge, Boxmoor to the enamel but otherwise embankment, Watford Tunnel good. [1] face, Wolverton Valley embankment, Avon Viaduct plus Estimate: £275 to £325 map of London Division. Some professional restoration to folder, lithographs generally in very good condition. [Folder + 9] Lot 262

Estimate: £1000 to £1500 A 1963 London Transport Advertising Dept ring-pull BINDER 'Media & Rentals' Lot 260 containing details of advertising positions and rates on Central Buses, Country Buses, the Original 1838 FOLDER (14" x 20") Underground and Road Sites. with LITHOGRAPHED DRAWINGS Illustrated with examples of (Part 2) by John C Bourne of the rolling stock and the poster London & Birmingham Railway locations. In good condition, a under construction with little dusty. [1] topographical and descriptive accounts by John Britton FSA. Estimate: £30 to £40 Contains the 8 original card lithographs - Camden Town, Watford embankment, Colne Viaduct, Oblique bridge Lot 263 Boxmoor, Berkhamstead, Wolverton Viaduct, inside Kilsby Tunnel, Great Shaft Kilsby Tunnel Selection of London Transport plus map of Birmingham Division. bus GARAGE ALLOCATION Some professional restoration to STENCIL PLATES comprising a folder, lithographs generally in pair for Hertford (HG), a pair for very good condition. [Folder + 9] Tring (TG) and a single example for Garston (GR). In ex-use, generally good condition. [5] Estimate: £1000 to £1500 Estimate: £60 to £80

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 49 Lot 264 Lot 267

London Transport bus stop Selection of London Transport enamel E-PLATES for routes 153, buses HOLIDAY SERVICES 160A Sunday Fare Stage (red LEAFLETS, mainly for Country digits), 201 and 201 Mon.-Sat. In Buses, dated 1947-1957 [15] plus good, ex-bus stop condition. [4] a selection of ROUTE CHANGE LEAFLETS dated 1956-1963 [7]. Estimate: £50 to £60 Most are in good condition, a couple are tatty. [22]

Lot 265 Estimate: £40 to £50

1930s London Underground enamel PLATFORM BULLSEYE Lot 268 SIGN from Swiss Cottage station on the Bakerloo (now Jubilee) Line. A small, one-piece bullseye Selection of London Transport measuring 24" (60cm) across and 'Buses for Trolleybuses' very slightly curved to fit the TIMETABLE LEAFLETS dated tunnel wall. Likely to date from between March 1959 and May the opening of the station in 1962, possibly a complete set or 1939. Some well-executed close to one. One duplicate. restoration evident at both ends Generally in good, lightly-used of the bar but, with that proviso, condition. [15] in very good condition. [1] Estimate: £40 to £50 Estimate: £300 to £400

Lot 269 Lot 266

Selection of London Transport LCC/London Transport tramways Buses (& Trolleybuses) NIGHT enamel RUNNING NUMBER SERVICES LEAFLETS dated PLATE '32' as carried on the side between October 1952 and April of trams 1930s-1952 to indicate 1965. Generally in good, lightly- the running order on each route. used condition, some have Double-sided and in very good corroded staples. [22] ex-use condition. [1] Estimate: £50 to £60 Estimate: £40 to £50

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 50 Lot 270 Lot 273 c1928/9 London Underground Selection of London Transport linen-card POCKET MAP from the mainly paper EPHEMERA 'Stingemore' series. With a pale- comprising green cover, this is the first of presentation FOLDER with the larger series of 1928-32 and leaflets, pamphlets, postcards pre-dates the Piccadilly Line plus Sept 1959 London Transport extensions. A very good example, MAGAZINE plus 1993 Diamond just lightly used. [1] Jubilee MAGAZINE plus 2 x Jubilee PRESENTATION PACKS Estimate: £80 to £120 with MEDALLIONS plus 1995 large-print TUBE MAP plus envelope of 10 whole-plate PHOTOGRAPHS of London & Lot 271 other trams, ancient and modern. In good condition. [Quantity] London Transport bus inspector's 'red book' TIMETABLE of Central Estimate: £30 to £40 Area Buses, Trams & Trolleybuses and Green Line Coaches in operation on and from Wednesday July11, 1951. Lot 274 472pp. Some wear to covers but otherwise a good example. [1] London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATES for routes 45 Estimate: £35 to £45 Fare Stage and 154 Weekday Fare Stage. In good, ex-stop condition. [2]

Lot 272 Estimate: £60 to £80

London "General" Omnibus Co CAP BADGE in maroon enamel in the Underground Group 'bar & circle' design. It is thought that these much less common maroon versions may have been issued to crews in the 1920s on the General's private hire and excursion services but this is unconfirmed. In very good condition. [1]

Estimate: £130 to £150

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 51 Lot 275 Lot 277

An original BINDER of Railway London Underground Standard Clearing House OFFICIAL (1920s) Tube Stock enamel RAILWAY JUNCTION DIAGRAMS DESTINATION PLATE for Grange issued in 1928 with 1939 Hill/Greenford on the Central Supplement and updates. Line. Double-sided, reversable. In Contains 106 diagrams dated very reasonable, ex-use 1928 and 10 dated 1939. condition with a little chipping at Engraved by J P & W R Emslie the chain-holes. An unusual and lithographed by example. [1] McCorqodale & Co Ltd. A little wear to the binder cover, the Estimate: £90 to £110 diagrams are generally excellent, just a little scuffing to the top edges of the slightly larger 1939 versions. [1] Lot 278

Estimate: £130 to £170 1911 London Underground POCKET MAP. Printed by Johnson, Riddle & Co Ltd, Lot 276 interesting features are the 3 stations at Hammersmith and the inclusion of the LBSCR lines Railway Clearing House OFFICIAL to Crystal Palace. Places of RAILWAY MAP of London & its interest and theatre map on the Environs dated 1921. Linen- reverse. In well-used condition backed, inside hard covers with with wear at some folds, small gilt lettering, opens out to 51" x corner-partings and pencilled 41" (130cm x 104cm). The RCH annotations on reverse but still produced the most definitive UK very reasonable. Ex-guidebook railway maps from 1871 onwards copy, has been re-folded. [1] and this London issue in full colour shows all the main-line Estimate: £70 to £80 and Underground railways. In very good condition. [1]

Estimate: £90 to £120 Lot 279

Croydon Corporation Tramways driver's/conductor's CAP BADGE as worn from 1906-1933. Made of brass, the badge features the Corporation's coat of arms supported by laurel leaves and the motto 'Sanitate Crescamus' (let us grow in health). A very scarce badge in excellent condition. [1]

Estimate: £90 to £120

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 52 Lot 280 Lot 283

London Underground enamel London Transport bus stop PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL from enamel E-PLATE for route 157 on the District 'Raynes Park'. Thought to have & Circle Lines. Flanged at top and been located at Morden Station. bottom edges and in 1980s style In ex-bus stop condition. [1] with the line colours at the top. Measures 51" x 10" (130cm x Estimate: £70 to £90 25cm). In very good, ex-use condition. [1]

Estimate: £90 to £110 Lot 284

Selection of London Lot 281 Underground MAPS & LEAFLETS comprising Beck CARD MAPS dated 2/45, No 1, 1947, June London Underground enamel 1949, January 1952 and 1958 PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL from (858) plus Garbutt issues 1964 Barbican station on the (364) and 1971 (371) plus Central Metropolitan & Circle Lines. Line EXTENSION LEAFLETS for Flanged at top and bottom edges various stages between Dec 1946 and in 1980s style with the line and Nov 1948 [5] plus two colours at the top. Measures 47" CHEAP EVENING RETURN FARES x 10" (120cm x 25cm). In LEAFLETS dated 10/53. Nearly all generally good, ex-use condition, in very good, crisp condition. [14] a little weathered in places. [1]

Estimate: £90 to £110 Estimate: £120 to £150

Lot 282 Lot 285

London Tram ROUTE NUMBER Set of London Underground STENCIL PLATE for route 54 ENGINEER'S TRAIN ROUTE MAPS which ran from Victoria to Grove on fold-out laminated cards Park and was replaced by bus 69 showing the routes, in text and in 1952. This is the less common, highlighted on the Underground wide type of plate which was map, from Ruislip and Lillie fitted behind the glass in the end Bridge depôts to the various lines upper-deck windows of certain and sections of line. Issues E1 and HR2 cars (and also to numbered 1-30 minus 11 and much earlier LCC classes). In dated 2005. In excellent good, ex-use condition. [1] condition. [29]

Estimate: £90 to £110 Estimate: £50 to £60

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 53 Lot 286 Lot 289

Quantity of London Transport A WW2 bound volume of SEASON TICKETS for Country Ltd Buses and for Green Line TIMETABLES for 1942, containing Coaches with examples from the Official Fare Table from February 1930s, 1940s and later. 15th and Official Timetables from Considerable variety with a April 8th (War Edition no 8) and mixture of issued and unissued Oct 5th (War Edition no 9). examples. Mostly in good to very Bound in hardback with gilt good condition. [100+] lettering, appears to be an official copy. In excellent Estimate: £50 to £60 condition. [1]

Estimate: £30 to £40

Lot 287

Lot 290 London Transport enamel BUS & COACH STOP FLAG (Bus Compulsory, Coach Request). A London Transport bus stop double-sided, hollow ''boat'-type enamel Q-PLATE 'Buses to Stoke sign in the traditional 1950s-60s Newington and Stamford Hill 'bullseye' (pre-roundel) style. only, 16:30 - 18:30, Monday - Carries the location ref 3644 and Friday'. We haven't been able to measures 18" x 15" (46cm x work out where this was located 39cm). In very good, ex-use but it would have been on a bus condition with some small chips, stop only used in the evening mainly on the leading edge but rush hour, presumably because an excellent shine. Retains its of traffic congestion. An unusual original fixing attachments. [1] 'Q9'-size plate, equivalent to 9 e- plates, which whould have used all the space on the stop flag. A Estimate: £90 to £120 couple of repairs at the edges, otherwise very good. [1]

Estimate: £90 to £110 Lot 288

1908 Central London Railway MAP 'To the Franco-British Exhibition'. Although issued independently by the CLR with all their own information on the reverse, the map is the standard, green-bordered London Electric Railways issue of the time. In very good condition with no material blemishes. [1]

Estimate: £150 to £200

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 54 Lot 291 Lot 294

1924 British Empire Exhibition at London Transport coach stop Wembley official, fold-out PLAN enamel E-PLATE for Green Line & MAP designed by Kennedy route 701 destinated Gravesend North in a style similar to via Dartford. This would have MacDonald Gill with an been located towards the Underground map with eastern end of the route, say in calligraphed station names and Bexleyheath. In good, ex-coach elaborate, colourful illustrations. stop condition. [1] In lightly- used condition with some age-spots on the cover but Estimate: £120 to £140 overall a very good copy. [1]

Estimate: £40 to £50 Lot 295

Lot 292 1928 National Omnibus & Transport Co TIMETABLE for Watford & North London District. London Transport bus Dated March 1928, this is a 96pp FLEETNUMBER BONNET PLATE booklet with a route map in the from Leyland RTW 88. The centre-fold. These services were original bus bearing this number later taken over by London entered service at HW (, General Country Services and later ) garage in 1949 subsequently became the and the last RTW 88 finished as a northern area of London 'learner' bus at HT (Highgate) Transport Country Buses. Other garage in 1969. It was scrapped than a corroded staple, the that year. In ex-vehicle condition. booklet is in first-class condition. [1] [1]

Estimate: £200 to £250 Estimate: £80 to £100

Lot 293 Lot 296

Selection of 1920s/30s/40s London Underground 1938 Tube LCC/London Transport Stock enamel DESTINATION Trams/Trolleybus & Tram PLATE reading Bakerloo Line in POCKET MAPS comprising white lettering on a brown editions X1-21, 10.22, May 1933, background, reverse is blank. In No 3 1935, No 2 1936, No 3 good, ex-use condition, a little Winter 1936-7, No 1 1937, No 2 stained. [1] 1938, No 2 1939 and No 1 1940. In used condition to a greater or Estimate: £70 to £90 lesser degree but mostly good. [10]

Estimate: £60 to £80

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 55 Lot 297 Lot 300

London General Omnibus London Underground flanged Company Limited Inspector's CAP ENAMEL SIGN 'District and Circle BADGE from the horse-bus era, Lines, Westbound platform 1' in c1890s. Designed to fit a bowler 1980s style with the line colours hat, this is made of brass with at the top edge. Measures 69" x the coat of arms inlaid in red and 16" (175cm x 40cm) and in good, white enamel. A very scarce ex-use condition with some badge, in excellent condition. [1] surface scratches and mark. [1]

Estimate: £100 to £150 Estimate: £60 to £70

Lot 298 Lot 301

1930s-1950s COACH SERVICE & London Transport bus stop EXCURSION LEAFLETS from enamel E-PLATE for route 2B independent operators Empire's destinated Crystal Palace. Our Best, Orange Luxury and Grey- best guess is that this was Green. No duplicates, generally located at Golders Green Station in good condition, a couple are but we stand to be corrected! In tatty. [9] very good, ex-stop condition. [1]

Estimate: £25 to £30 Estimate: £60 to £80

Lot 299 Lot 302

1930s Southdown Motor London Underground 1950s/60s Services COACH SERVICE & enamel FRIEZE PANEL from the EXCURSION LEAFLETS, dated Central Line platforms at between 1932 and 1939, the last . in the early days of WW2. All Measures 67" x 9" (170cm x different and generally in good 23cm). In excellent condition, a condition. [13] very good example of this scarce plate, nothing more than some Estimate: £40 to £50 small chips at the screw-holes. [1]

Estimate: £150 to £200

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 56 Lot 303 Lot 305 c1913 London Underground London Transport RT/RTL-type "MAP of the Electric Railways of bus DESTINATION BLIND (code London - What to See & How to 'S', for side/rear box) from Poplar See it". Undated but CLR shown (PR) garage dated 15.8.68 when to Liverpool St plus planned a large proportion of the shed's extensions to Ealing and routes were still (or could be) Gunnersbury. Bakerloo planned RT/RTL-operated, including the extension to Queen's Park 9, 23 and the special service from shown. Cover has red bullseye Custom House to Manor Way. circle. Ex-guidebook copy with Apart from a little winding alternative folding. Very fragile damage at the l/h side of the with fold tears and one middle displays, the blind is in horizontal fold almost severed. very good condition. [1] [1]

Estimate: £30 to £40 Estimate: £75 to £100

Lot 304 Lot 306

London Transport enamel ROAD London Transport DMS-type bus DIRECTION SIGN 'Bus Station'. In DESTINATION BLIND from Abbey highway authority style but Wood (AW) garage code 'NN' clearly made for LT using (ultimate box, also fits 'Johnston' lettering. Estimated Routemaster, RT etc) dated 1970s/80s vintage. Single-sided 16.11.78. A complete blind with and measures 21" x 8" (54cm x both hems present and in very 20cm). In excellent condition. [1] good condition. [1]

Estimate: £30 to £40 Estimate: £90 to £110

Lot 307

London Transport RF-type Green Line coach DESTINATION BLIND from Staines (ST) garage code 'M' (front or rear box) dated 23.4.69. A complete blind with both hems present. The principal displays for route 725 are a bit dusty but the blind is otherwise in very good, used condition. [1]

Estimate: £80 to £100

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 57 Lot 308 Lot 311

London Transport RM-type bus London Transport DESTINATION DESTINATION BLIND from New BLINDS comprising Bromley (TB) Cross (NX) garage code 'NN' garage code 'V' (RT rear ultimate (ultimate box) dated 19.9.77. A box) dated 10.12.69 & 18.5.71 complete blind with both hems (part blinds with 12 & 25 present and around 70 destinations respectively and one destinations! In very good, ex- hem only), Bexleyheath (BX) use condition. [1] garage code 'S' (RT side/rear box) dated 19.12.66 (part blind with 4 Estimate: £90 to £110 panels and one hem only), code 'A' (RT number box) dated 7.8.69 (complete) plus 3 panels from an Addlestone garage RF blind. All in Lot 309 reasonable, used condition. [5]

London Country (London Estimate: £80 to £100 Transport-manufactured) RT- type bus DESTINATION BLINDS from Swanley (SJ) garage for bus & Green Line routes comprising Lot 312 code 'E' (front ultimate box) dated 4.6.71 and code 'A' (number box) dated 8.6.71. Both London Transport TROLLEYBUS are complete blinds with both DESTINATION BLIND (route hems present and are in good, number box) from Fulwell (FW) used condition (a little edge and (IH) depôts dated damage to the A blind). [2] 19.7.51. This is a complete blind with both hems present as well Estimate: £90 to £110 as the roller at the top end. Blind is in well-used condition with a little damage on the 604/605 displays but is still good overall. Lot 310 [1]

Estimate: £60 to £75 London Transport DESTINATION BLIND for RM or MD-type bus from Peckham (PM) garage code 'NN' (ultimate destination box) Lot 313 dated 29.2.80. Final panel damaged and bottom hem missing but otherwise good. [1] London Transport TROLLEYBUS DESTINATION BLIND (side box) Estimate: £70 to £80 from Wood Green (WN) depôt dated 14.4.55. An incomplete blind containing displays for routes 623, 625 and 627. In good, ex-use condition, some wear on the bottom panel. [1]

Estimate: £110 to £130

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 58 Lot 314 Lot 317

London Transport TROLLEYBUS London Transport RT-type bus DESTINATION BLIND (front & DESTINATION BLINDS from rear box) from Hammersmith Sidcup (SP) garage comprising (HB) depôt dated 16.8.56. This is code 'V' (rear ultimate box) a complete blind with both hems dated 25.4.69 with 30 present as well as the rollers. In destinations, missing top hem, good, ex-use condition. [1] and code 'E' (front ultimate box) dated 2.11.71 with 17 destinations, missing bottom Estimate: £175 to £225 hem. Both in well-used condition but still reasonable. [2]

Lot 315 Estimate: £70 to £90

London Transport TROLLEYBUS DESTINATION BLIND (side) from Lot 318 Highgate (HT) depôt dated 15.10.56. This is a complete blind with both hems present as well 1930s London Transport as the rollers. In very good, ex- OFFICIAL'S PLATE from the first use condition. [1] issue by the new LPTB in 1933 and bearing serial no 6. These Estimate: £175 to £225 plates were given to senior officials for id purposes when in plain clothes and have a clip on the reverse for fixing to the Lot 316 breast pocket. The design originated with the LGOC in the 1920s and updated versions have London Transport DMS-type bus continued to be issued until DESTINATION BLIND from recent times. A little surface Catford (TL) garage code 'YY' wear but otherwise in very good (side ultimate box) dated condition. [1] 21.12.76 (and 16.3.73 at lower end!). A complete blind with Estimate: £90 to £110 both hems present and in very good, lightly-used condition. [1]

Estimate: £40 to £50

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 59 Lot 319 Lot 321

1939 London Transport London Transport coach stop Underground POSTER MAP enamel, double-vertical E-PLATE designed by H C Beck and for Green Line express route 724 featuring a wide blue border. destinated in Shows the planned extensions of white lettering on a blue the Central Line to Denham and background. Double-vertical Ongar, the Northern Line to plates were usually located at Bushey Heath & Alexandra bus stations, of which there were Palace and the Bakerloo to several used by this route, eg Stanmore. Features the less Harlow, Hertford but the plate thickened lines and smaller inter- may also have been located in change diamonds. 33" x 26" Watford. The word 'Express' (84cm x 66cm) and folded, a few unusually appears after the light creases, scuffing/minor destination. In very good, ex damage at bottom r/h edge, coach-stop condition. [1] couple of small foxing marks. [1] Estimate: £200 to £250 Estimate: £500 to £750

Lot 322 Lot 320

Large quantity of London London Underground Standard Underground QUARTERLY (1920s) Tube Stock enamel SEASON TICKETS issued from DESTINATION PLATE for Ealing 1929 to 1976. Includes a few 1st- Bdy/Woodford on the Central class examples and a few Line. Double-sided, reversable. In unissued tickets. Nearly all in very reasonable, ex-use very good condition. [100+] condition with a some chipping at the chain-holes. [1] Estimate: £80 to £100

Estimate: £90 to £110

Lot 323

London Transport trolleybus ALLOCATION STENCIL PLATE for Hammersmith (HB) depôt as used on the side of trolleybuses from 1950 until the depôt closed in 1960 when its routes were converted to Routemaster buses based elsewhere. In good, ex-use condition. [1]

Estimate: £35 to £45

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 60 Lot 324 Lot 327

Underground Group Tramways London Transport Country Buses ENAMEL TRAM STOP from the & Green Line Coaches Inspector's 1920s "Tramways - Trams stop hallmarked, solid silver CAP by request". Single-sided sign BADGE with enamel inlays. with the classic domed design Although the hallmark is and Underground Group indistinct, the badge is from the 'bullseye'. A few stains and a first issue in 1933. Serial no 2195 couple of very small chips (some on the reverse. Some wear from rust on the reverse) but overall many decades of polishing but this is a fine example of this very overall in good condition. [1] scarce sign. [1] Estimate: £90 to £110 Estimate: £450 to £550

Lot 328 Lot 325

Original 1930s POSTER 'Travel London Transport Tramways the King's Highway' by London paper FARECHART dated 10 Coastal Coaches from Victoria September 1939 (the week after Coach Station. One of a set in WW2 began) for route 11 this sale, this one is for services between Moorgate & Highgate operated by Eastern Counties, Village. The route was converted Westcliff Motor Services & to trolleybus operation with the Eastern National, each of which number 611 two months later, so has a coach depicted in their this is likely to be the last tram livery alongside a map of the issue. A standard-sized chart for routes. A vividly colourful poster E/1 cars etc. Light horizontal by an unknown artist. Undated folds, otherwise in very good but clearly early mid-1930s. Size condition. [1] 20" x 30" (50cm x 76cm), minor edge scuffs in places but overall Estimate: £60 to £70 in very good condition. [1]

Estimate: £75 to £100

Lot 326

1928 London Underground MAP of the Electric Railways of London "What to see and how to travel". Summer 1928 edition, designed by E G Perman with elaborate calligraphy of station names and border etc. In very good, lightly-used condition, just a couple of fold-corner partings. [1]

Estimate: £90 to £110

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 61 Lot 329 Lot 331

Original 1930s POSTER 'Travel Original 1930s POSTER 'Travel the King's Highway' by London the King's Highway' by London Coastal Coaches from Victoria Coastal Coaches from Victoria Coach Station. One of a set in Coach Station. One of a set in this sale, this one is for services this sale, this one is for services operated by Royal Blue, operated by West Yorkshire Road , Western Car, Yorkshire Electric Tramways, National & , , East Yorkshire each of which has a coach & East Midland, each of which depicted in their livery alongside has a coach depicted in their a map of the routes. A vividly livery alongside a map of the colourful poster by an unknown routes. A vividly colourful poster artist. Undated but clearly early by an unknown artist. Undated mid-1930s. Size 20" x 30" (50cm but clearly early mid-1930s. Size x 76cm) and in very good 20" x 30" (50cm x 76cm) and in condition. [1] very good condition. [1]

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

Lot 330 Lot 332

Original 1930s POSTER 'Travel the King's Highway' by London 1950 London Transport Coastal Coaches from Victoria ALLOCATION OF SCHEDULED Coach Station. One of a set in TRAMS & TROLLEYBUSES, No 33, this sale, this one is for services commencing October 11th operated by Black & White, Red (following the first stage of the & White, South Midland, post-war tram conversion Aldershot & Dist & Thames programme) plus an Official's Valley, each of which has a coach TIMETABLE LEAFLET dated depicted in their livery alongside October 1, 1950 'Tram a map of the routes. A vividly Conversion - Stage 1' giving colourful poster by an unknown timetables for the replacement artist. Undated but clearly early bus services. Both in good mid-1930s. Size 20" x 30" (50cm condition. [2] x 76cm) and generally in very good condition. [1] Estimate: £40 to £50

Estimate: £75 to £100

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 62 Lot 333 Lot 336

Selection of London Transport London Underground TRAIN bus stop enamel E-PLATES for HEADBOARDS commemorating routes 148A Sunday (red digits), 'Last LT Train, Queen's Park - 167A Mon-Sat and 310 and 313 Watford (LMR), 24 Sept 1982' Eastern National (green digits). In and 'LT Back to Harrow good, ex-bus stop condition. [3] (Wealdstone), 4 June 1984'. Both are transfers and vinyl on hardboard. As carried in the Estimate: £60 to £70 driver's cab windows of the special last and first trains. Both measure 21.5" x 18" (55cm x 45cm). [2] Lot 334 Estimate: £70 to £90

1908 London Electric Railways POCKET MAP issued by the District Railway with the cover Lot 337 slogans 'Accelerated Services, More Trains than any other Route between East & West, West Ham Corporation Rapidity and Comfort'. Also Tramways CAP BADGE issued to features a non-standard use of tram drivers and conductors in the UndergrounD logo. Map is the pre-London Transport era, standard LER issue with District probably WW1-1920s era. Made Railway content on the reverse. by J R Gaunt, London, it's made A most unusual issue in excellent of brass with blue enamel inlays condition, almost mint. [1] and features the Corporation coat of arms. In very good condition. [1] Estimate: £200 to £250 Estimate: £150 to £200

Lot 335 Lot 338

London Underground TRAIN HEADBOARDS commemorating London Underground PLATFORM 'R Stock Farewell, 1938-1983' ROUNDEL SIGN from Sloane (transfers and vinyl on clear Square station on the District plastic, small loss at top l/h and Circle Lines. A lightweight corner) and 'Farewell 1938 Stock, sign produced on tin for 1938-1985' (transfers and vinyl temporary use during station on hardboard). As carried in the rebuilding. Measures 35" (90cm) driver's cab windows of the square and is in excellent special last trains. Both measure condition with a full shine. [1] 21.5" x 18" (55cm x 45cm). [2] Estimate: £60 to £70

Estimate: £70 to £90

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 63 Lot 339 Lot 341

London Transport Country Buses London Transport Underground 1950s/60s BUS STOP SHELTER Traffic Guide's CAP BADGE PLATE 'Two Waters Garage' from inscribed 'Information' and one of the 'Keston'-type wooden issued in 1962 to assistance staff shelters at this much-missed bus at Piccadilly Circus & Charing garage in Hemel Hempstead that Cross stations. Based on the was opened in 1935 and standard guard's badge, this is demolished in 1997. A single- the first version of the sided enamel sign, this is a 'Information' badge, made of different from the one in our last nickel-silver with enamel inlays. sale and says 'London Transport' A very scarce badge in excellent, on the bar signifying that there lightly-used condition. [1] was also a free-standing stop flag by this shelter. 18" (42cm) Estimate: £150 to £200 square. Some small chips but good overall. [1]

Lot 342 Estimate: £250 to £300

1923 London Underground MAP of the Electric Railways of Lot 340 London "What to see and how to travel". Designed by MacDonald Gill with his distinctive style of London Underground O/P/Q- calligraphy and map border, this Stock enamel DESTINATION is the issue dated 1/11/23 which PLATE for Edgware Road & shows the British Empire Plaistow on the District Line Exhibition stations with red dots. and/or Hammersmith & City In used condition with wear at Line. Double-sided, reversable. In one panel-fold and some small ex-use condition with a few chips partings at the edges but still a to the enamel. [1] good copy overall. [1]

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

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 64 Lot 343 Lot 346

Large quantity of London London Transport TIMETABLE Underground WEEKLY SEASON BOOKLET dated January 1935 for TICKETS dated between 1934 the South-West Area : Buses, and 1983. Includes many 3rd- Coaches & Main Line Rlys. class issues as well as 1/2-rate Complete with fold-out maps. and 2/3-rate types. A handful of Some wear to covers but unissued tickets but the vast generally good. [1] majority are issued. Mostly in good to very good condition. Estimate: £40 to £50 [approx 300]

Estimate: £130 to £150 Lot 347

Lot 344 London Transport TIMETABLE BOOKLET dated May 1937 for the South-East Area : Buses, London Transport TIMETABLE Coaches & Main Line Rlys. BOOKLET dated April 1935 for Complete with fold-out maps. the North-East Area : Buses, Some library etc stamps on front Coaches & Main Line Rlys. cover but otherwise good. [1] Complete with fold-out maps. Minor damage to bottom edge of Estimate: £40 to £50 front cover, otherwise good. [1]

Estimate: £40 to £50 Lot 348

London Transport bus stop Lot 345 enamel E-PLATES for routes 402, 441B and 2 Eastern National (green digits). In good, ex-bus London Transport TIMETABLE stop condition. [3] BOOKLET dated April 1935 for the North-West Area : Buses, Estimate: £50 to £60 Coaches & Main Line Rlys. Complete with fold-out maps. Some wear to covers but generally good. [1]

Estimate: £40 to £50

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 65 Lot 349 Lot 352 c1911 London Underground London Transport bus stop Railways CARD POCKET MAP, enamel Q-PLATE 'And Buses considered by many to be the Terminating at Tottenham Court true ancestor of today's Tube Road Station'. A couple of small map and the first to be printed chip repairs, otherwise in very on linen-card in a handy size. good, ex-stop condition. [1] Featuring the vertical UndergrounD logo on the cover, Estimate: £110 to £130 this is a scarce example issued by the Metropolitan Railway, despite the latter not being a part of the Underground Group. Lot 353 In good, lightly used condition with a little wear at the folds and some light creasing in the top r/h Bound volume of Ian Allan ABCs corner. [1] of London Transport Buses & Coaches from 1952 to 1955. Estimate: £170 to £200 Contains 7 issues from the 6th to the 12th. Hardback cover with gilt lettering on spine. All the issues appear to be unmarked, Lot 350 other than '1952' annotated on cover of the first one and all retain their original covers. In London Underground 1950s/60s very good condition, light wear enamel FRIEZE PANEL from the to cover. [1] platforms at Holland Park station on the Central Line together with Estimate: £30 to £40 matching 'bullseye' FRIEZE PLATE, forming an integral, closed-ends set. Combined length 69" (177cm). Chips Lot 354 around some screw-holes but otherwise in very good condition. [2] London Transport bus FLEETNUMBER BONNET PLATE Estimate: £120 to £150 from AEC Regent 'lowbridge' RLH 69, one of just 76 in this specialised fleet. The bus entered service at AL (Merton) garage at Lot 351 the end of 1952, subsequently seeing spells at at HD (Harrow Weald), D (Dalston) and RD London General Omnibus (Hornchurch) garages before Company Ltd Instructor's CAP withdrawal in 1971. Exported to BADGE inscribed 'No 3', believed the USA in 1972, it was to date from the horse-bus era, repatriated in 2012 for c1890s, and to have been made restoration and preservation. In to fit a bowler hat. Manufactured ex-vehicle condition. [1] in brass, it very good, used condition. [1] Estimate: £200 to £250

Estimate: £150 to £200

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 66 Lot 355 Lot 357

1909 London Underground London Underground enamel on POCKET MAP - 'How to Travel, bronze SIGN 'Monument Where to Shop, Where to Stop'. Station'. Measuring 51" x 3.5" Features the short-lived 'Swift (129cm x 9cm), this is thought to and Sure' cover design, colourful have been located on the railings advertisements in the map at one of the street-level station border (also advertising on the entrances. The sign has a couple reverse) and an interesting of slight distortions and some of version of the UndergrounD logo the enamel letters have been with 'London' and 'Railways' touched in. [1] inserted into the white bars. In superb condition, barely a Estimate: £120 to £150 blemish. [1]

Estimate: £250 to £350 Lot 358

Lot 356 1933 first-year, special edition of the Beck Underground DIAGRAMMATIC CARD MAP Croydon Corporation Tramways (print code 630-20M-4-33) with enamel STAFF PASS 'C.C. the famous inscription 'A new Tramways, to & from work or design for an old map...'. This is a when on duty - No 77'. 2.25" special printing produced for (6cm) in diameter, with original Shamrock & Rambler and Orange leather armband and thought to Luxury Coaches with their date from the 1920s or earlier. names on the front cover, pick- Reverse has details of lost and up points highlighted on the map found with reward for returning. with details on the rear cover. A These badges would have been most unusual variant in excellent withdrawn upon the formation condition, just lightly used. [1] of London Transport in 1933. In good, ex-use condition. [1] Estimate: £900 to £1100 Estimate: £80 to £100

Lot 359

London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATE for route 482 Sunday Only with red digits. The 482 was a special route serving Smallfield Hospital from Caterham Station via Godstone and Redhill. Plates for this service are very scarce. In good, ex-bus stop condition. [1]

Estimate: £120 to £150

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 67 Lot 360 Lot 363

Collection of six London London Tram ROUTE NUMBER Transport Buses enamel on STENCIL PLATE for route 52 chrome Inspector's CAP BADGES which ran in rush hours only (2 types, with and without cut- from Southwark Bridge to Grove outs to griffins' tails), one with Park and was replaced by bus enamel damage, the others in 149 in 1952. This is the less excellent condition plus an common, wide type of plate equivalent 'gold' badge for a which was fitted behind the glass senior inspector, in excellent in the end upper-deck windows condition. [7] of certain E1 and HR2 cars (and also to much earlier LCC classes). Estimate: £120 to £150 In good, ex-use condition. [1]

Estimate: £90 to £110 Lot 361

London Underground Lot 364 Metropolitan Line A-Stock DESTINATION BOX. A complete, free-standing unit with fully- 1913 official UNDERGROUND working winding mechanism and MAP OF LONDON, "What to see including fitted BLIND with all and how to see it". Print-code: Metropolitan and East London 187-150 M-1-6-13.This is the Line destinations. The unit was map shown on p59 of Capital renovated by REW (Acton) Ltd in Transport's "No need to ask" 1998 and would appear to be ex- reference work and shows the stores and unused since planned extensions of the renovation. [1 + blind] Bakerloo, Central and Hampstead Tubes. The cover features one of the first printed Estimate: £120 to £150 versions of the bullseye logo, forerunner of today's roundel. Light staining to covers and tiny tear at r/h edge but overall a Lot 362 very good copy. [1]

Estimate: £150 to £200 LCC Tramways paper FARECHART for Kingsway Subway route 31 between Hackney and Tooting/Wandsworth. Undated but c1932. A standard-sized issue for E/1 or HR2 cars. Horizontal fold creases but generally in good condition. [1]

Estimate: £70 to £90

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 68 Lot 365 Lot 368

London Underground O/P/Q- c1928/9 London Underground Stock enamel DESTINATION linen-card POCKET MAP from the PLATE for 'Inner Circle' and 'Stingemore' series. With a 'South Ken' as used on the yellow cover, this is the second District and Circle Lines. Double- of the larger series of 1928-32 sided, reversable. In good, ex-use and pre-dates the Piccadilly Line condition with a few small chips. extensions. In used condition An unusual variant. [1] with some cover stains but still a good copy overall. [1] Estimate: £80 to £100 Estimate: £60 to £80

Lot 366 Lot 369

London Underground enamel PLATFORM ROUNDEL SIGN from North Metropolitan Tramways Westminster station. A modern Company CAP BADGE issued to "silhouette" roundel in an tram conductors on this horse- integral alluminium frame and drawn system which eventually from the Jubilee Line platforms. passed to the LCC and the MET. Measures 48" x 39" (122cm x This very scarce badge is believed 99cm) and weighs approx 26kg. to date from the 1880-1890s. In A few very minor blemishes and very good, lightly-used condition. a small chip to the enamel in the [1] bar but generally in very good condition. [1] Estimate: £90 to £110

Estimate: £350 to £450

Lot 370

Lot 367 1930s/40s London Transport DOUBLE-VERTICAL BUS & COACH A brass AEC TRIANGLE BADGE STOP FLAG (compulsory). surmounted by wings and the Double-sided with 4 plates inside inscription 'EE' for an unknown a single bronze frame, this road transport operator. Likely to exceptionally scarce flag is a be pre-WW2. In very good ex- surviving example of the first vehicle condition. A most attempt by LT to create a unusual item. [1] combined bus and coach stop in one unit. A later re-think came Estimate: £250 to £300 up with the vertically-split flags with which we are familiar today. 18" x 31" (46cm x 79cm). With fixing bolts. A little corrosion at the foot of one plate, otherwise very good. [1]

Estimate: £600 to £800

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 69 Lot 371 Lot 374

London Transport coach stop London Underground PLATFORM enamel E-PLATES for Green Line SIGN from Croxley station on the route 706 destinated Watford, Metropolitan Line. A traditional Tring Aylesbury. These would 'bullseye' sign, this may well date have been located on a stop in from the 1949 re-naming of the north London, perhaps at station from Croxley Green. Edgware. A pair of plates, one for Measures 40" across by 33" each side of the stop flag. In very down (102cm x 84cm) and is a 3- good, ex-stop condition. [2] part sign formed as one unit by its original wooden backing Estimate: £140 to £160 frame with brackets designed to fit to either railings or a post. A few small blemishes but generally in good condition. [1] Lot 372

Estimate: £300 to £350 London Trolleybus REGISTRATION NUMBER PLATE (rear) 'EXV 143' from 1939 Leyland K1 vehicle fleetnumber Lot 375 1143. In ex-vehicle condition, probably ex-scrapyard, with some signs of touching in. [1] A Pullman wooden CARRIAGE PANEL bearing the company's Estimate: £70 to £90 crest (coat of arms). Measuring 24" x 14" (61cm x 36cm), the style of panel - vertical wooden slats - suggests this originated on Lot 373 an early, wooden-bodied Pullman carriage from the late 19th century/early 20th century. 1873 District Railway GUIDE 'to Inscribed on reverse "[illegible] the Day-light Route'. A pocket- 1908" and "Preston Park sized guide dated November Woodshop 1930" so possibly 1873 which opens out to six taken from a carriage scrapped double-sided panels with in 1930. A small surface loss at timetable information, details of r/h side, otherwise good. [1] new and direct route, links to the Continent etc. A very early piece Estimate: £75 to £100 of London Underground ephemera in excellent condition. [1]

Estimate: £70 to £90

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 70 Lot 376 Lot 378

Complete set of London 1912 London Underground Transport COUNTRY BUS NEWS, POCKET MAP "What to See and the magazine of the Country Bus How to See it" printed by George & Coach department. Every issue Philip & Son Ltd and featuring from no 1 - Summer 1956 - to the the vertical UndergrounD logo. final edition - no 28 of Spring This issue marks stations with 1970. Each issue contains news, black-outlined white circles and historical articles and pictures. shows the Met station as All in good to very good Hammersmith (Grove). The condition, some have corroded reverse shows a theatre plan, staples and the odd name or places of amusement etc. Lightly- rubber stamp on the cover. [28] used with some fold wear, owner's name pencilled on cover but a very reasonable copy. [1] Estimate: £90 to £110

Estimate: £90 to £110 Lot 377

Official TIMETABLE of the Lot 379 Tunbridge Wells, Southborough & District Omnibus Company Ltd. Thin card, folds out to 3 panels. Green Line Coaches Ltd Undated but refers to 'well- RADIATOR BADGE as fitted to the horsed omnibuses' and the company's coaches from c1930 company was wound up in 1910. until the formation of the LPTB in A most unusual item in good 1933. The plate is made of condition. [1] bronze (we believe) with enamel inlays in green, black and white, Estimate: £50 to £75 featuring the company name in the Underground Group bar & circle motif. In good, ex-vehicle condition with a little loss at the screw-holes and very minor surface abrasion. [1]

Estimate: £300 to £400

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 71 Lot 380 Lot 383

Cast-aluminium LOCOMOTIVE London "General" Omnibus Co HEADBOARD 'Steam on the Met, CAP BADGE in red enamel. It is 1989-1999' produced to mark thought that these much less the 10th anniversary of steam common red badges were issued specials over the Metropolitan to crews in the late 1920s on the Line in May 1999. The boards General's coach services which, were carried by LNER K1 2-6-0 in the days before Green Line, 62005, SR 'U' 2-6-0 31625, LMS carried red livery. These red 5MT 4-6-0 45110 and GWR 0-6-0 badges would have been PT 9466. Measures 42" (108cm) replaced by Green Line ones across and is in excellent from 1930 onwards. In very good condition. [1] condition. [1]

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

Lot 381 Lot 384

London Transport bus stop 1924 Metropolitan Railway small enamel E-PLATE for trolleybus POCKET CARD MAP "How to get route 645 which ran from Barnet to and from the British Empire to Canons Park from 1936 Exhibition". Illustration of a new (replacing tram route 45) until electric locomotive on the cover. 1962 (replaced by Routemaster Opens out to three panels. This is bus route 245). In good, ex-stop the orange cover version from condition and a scarce survivor. this series, rarely seen at auction. [1] In good, lightly-used condition. [1] Estimate: £400 to £500 Estimate: £180 to £200

Lot 382 Lot 385 c 1980s London Underground framed enamel PLATFORM Set of London Underground 1962 ROUNDEL from Earl's Court Tube Stock enamel STOCK- station. A tunnel-side sign likely NUMBER PLATES (as fitted in to have been on the Piccadilly each car above the Line platforms. Measuring a very communicating door) comprising collectable size of 24" x 20" Driving Motor Cars nos 1674 & (61cm x 51cm), the sign is made 1675, Non-Driving Motor Car no up of 3 pieces plus the bronze 9675 and Trailer no 2674. In frame and is in excellent good, ex-car condition. [4] condition. [1 sign in 4 parts]

Estimate: £700 to £900 Estimate: £120 to £140

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 72 Lot 386 Lot 388

London General Omnibus Co London Transport enamel WALL CALENDAR for 1926 with COACH STOP FLAG (Compulsory) tear-off pages for each month in E3 size with runners for 3 e- backed with thick card trimmed plates on each side. A double- with leathercloth and 'General' in sided, hollow ''boat'-type sign in gold-leaf at the top. Pages for the traditional 1950s-60s each month reproduce well- 'bullseye' (pre-roundel) style. known Underground Group Carries the location ref 28133 posters by artists such as H S and measures 18" x 20.5" (46cm Williamson, E L Bamford, Helen x 52cm). In good, ex-use Bryce, E A Cox, Gregory Brown & condition with a good shine and others. First-page is detached, just a few small chips, mainly on otherwise in very good the leading edge. Some condition. [1] overspray (spotting) of silver paint on one side can be easily Estimate: £50 to £70 removed. [1]

Estimate: £120 to £150

Lot 387

Lot 389 London Transport bus stop enamel Q-PLATE 'Alighting Point for Buses terminating at West London Underground 1938 Tube Ham Bus Garage'. This would Stock enamel DESTINATION have been located at a nearby PLATE for Harrow (Wealdstone) stop where buses returning to & Watford (LMS) on the Bakerloo the garage would have disgorged Line. Double-sided, reversable. A their last passengers. A 'Q6'-size few letters have been repaired plate (equivalent to 6 e-plates). but generally in good, ex-use In very good, ex-stop condition. condition. An unusual variant. [1] [1]

Estimate: £150 to £200 Estimate: £90 to £110

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 73 Lot 390 Lot 393

London Transport bus London Underground 1950s/60s FLEETNUMBER BONNET PLATE enamel STATION FRIEZE PLATE from STL 981, a 10STL/6-type for the Central Line with the line AEC Regent with Chiswick-built name on the bar of a traditional front-entrance body for the London Transport bullseye. Country Area which entered Central Line versions are service at NF (Northfleet) garage amongst the less common. Minor in 1935. The last bus with this chips around the screw-holes, number was withdrawn at WR but overall a very good example. (Windsor) garage in 1949 and [1] scrapped the following year. In ex-vehicle condition. [1] Estimate: £90 to £110

Estimate: £250 to £300

Lot 394

Lot 391 A City of London STREET SIGN from Lombard Court, EC2, a London Transport enamel BUS small street between RADIATOR TRIANGLE PLATE with Gracechurch Street and Clements label on reverse reading 'STL Lane in the heart of London's 1591 (1953 at Edgware Garage)'. financial district ('the City'). An Age of label and history of bus opal glass sign in its original steel (new 1936, withdrawn from frame, measuring 18" (46cm) service 1953) suggest that this square, we estimate it to date provenance is likely to be from the 1960s. In very good, ex- genuine. In very good, ex-vehicle use condition. [1] condition. [1] Estimate: £250 to £300 Estimate: £80 to £100

Lot 395 Lot 392

London Transport Gibson A14 1921 London Underground MAP TICKET MACHINE (serial no OF THE ELECTRIC RAILWAYS OF 37315), alpha code fares version, LONDON 'What to See & How to prints a strong ticket incl 'London Travel' with issue date 9-3-21. Transport', complete with BOX, Designed by MacDonald Gill with cash total SHEETS, spare TICKET a blue decorative border and ROLLS x 3 sets, WEBBING calligraphed station names, the HARNESS and conductor's map opens out to 13.5" x 10.5" leather CASH BAG. Appears to (34 x 27cm). In used condition have last been used on route 137 with some wear at folds and at Brixton garage. [8 items] corners but overall still good. [1]

Estimate: £350 to £400 Estimate: £80 to £100

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 74 Lot 396 Lot 398

1920s 'Messenger' CAP BADGE Early 1960s London used on the Underground Group Underground flanged enamel tram companies - London LINE DIAGRAM SIGN from United, Metropolitan Electric & Ladbroke Grove station directing South Metropolitan Electric - by to the westbound Hammersmith the messenger boys who & City Line platform and stations distributed mail around the to Hammersmith and using depôts and offices. A small loss double-flighted arrows. A to the enamel on the circle just relatively smaller-size diagram before 3 o'clock, otherwise in measuring 27" x 44" (69cm x very good, lightly-used condition. 112cm) in generally very good [1] condition with just a little weathering. Complete with Estimate: £200 to £250 wooden backing frame. [1]

Estimate: £300 to £350

Lot 397

Lot 399 London Transport coach stop enamel E-PLATE for route 702 destinated Bexleyheath, London, Company Ascot. A manufacturing mistake Ltd official Motor Omnibus as the final point should read TIMETABLE BOOKLET dated April Sunningdale but, having been 1st to May 24th, 1928. In good located at the far-eastern end of condition. [1] the route, say in Dartford, the mistake was either not noticed Estimate: £60 to £80 or not considered material at that point. 702 destinated e- plates are very scarce, even those without mistakes! In very good, ex-coach stop condition. [1]

Estimate: £350 to £400

Transport Auctions London - 25th June 2016 75 Lot 400

1936 London Transport Underground POSTER MAP designed by H C Beck and featuring a wide blue border. One of the short-lived series featuring, against Beck's wishes, it is thought, the much-thickened lines in the central area to include the line names plus large diamonds for the inter-change stations. Measuring 33" x 26" (84cm x 66cm) and folded, the poster is in good condition with just a little wear on some of the folds, some light creasing in places and a short tear at the top edge. [1]

Estimate: £500 to £750

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