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CATALOGUE for AUCTION SALE of RAILWAYANA Over 1000 Lots Entered SATURDAY 15 June 2019 SALE STARTS 10.30 AM: VIEWING from 8AM BLAKEY LANE, THIRSK, YO7 3AB 01845 523165 www.thirskmarket.co.uk CATALOGUE FOR AUCTION SALE OF RAILWAYANA Over 1000 lots entered SATURDAY 15 June 2019 SALE STARTS 10.30 AM: VIEWING FROM 8AM LOT 779 Buyers premium 10% + VAT Catalogues available to download at www.thirskmarket.co.uk Enquiries to Michael Harrison Tel: 07730 765569 Please register at the office and obtain your buyers number prior to the commencement of the sale Refreshments available at The Gavel Café DATE OF NEXT SALE SATURDAY 21st September 2019 LOT 286A LOT 753 LOT 715 LOT 792 LOT 754 1 DANGER BARE LIVE WIRES ENAMEL SIGN FROM CREWE OVERHEADS 2 GWR CI GRATE COVER OIL AND GAS 3 BOX OF FRAMED & GLAZED PHOTOS OF LOCOS 15 IN TOTAL 4 CI SHED CODE 1B WILLESDEN 5 CI SHED CODE 84C BANBURY 6 METROPOLITAN VICKERS ELEC EQUIPMENT BUILDERS PLATE EX EARLY ELECTRIC LOCO 7 C I POLISH PKP WORKSPLATE WITH EAGLE EX EARLY SHUNT LOCO 8 CI BRIDGEPLATE LMS 46 9 GNR 22 CI VIADUCTPLATE 10 A BARDIC HANDLAMP 11 'NO DOGS PLEASE' ALLOY ROAD SIGN 12 LNER 1946 CI SIGNAL POST FINIAL CAP 13 LMS 700724 CI WAGON PLATE 25 TONS, A SPECIAL VEHICLE 14 CI D WAGON PLATE B914750 SHILDON 13T 1957 15 CI D WAGON PLATE DB992844 CHAS ROBERTS 24T 1956 16 CI D WAGON PLATE DB3056 CHAS ROBERTS 24T 1956 17 BR(M) EMBOSSED FIRE BUCKET GALVANISED 18 4 OFFICIAL RAILWAY GUIDES 3 GWR, 1 SR 19 'MIDLAND' SMALL GLASS WHISKEY FLASK 20 LARGE GLASS WHISKEY FLASK MIDLAND HOTEL DERBY 21 LMS 1/2 PINT BEER BOTTLE PLUS A MIDLAND HOTEL DERBY 1/2 PINT BEER BOTTLE 22 8 BR POSTERS ROLLED TOGETHER 23 SOLID SILVER BOXED 25 YEAR NUR SERVICE BADGE PLUS A NUR BADGE (2) 24 LNER ACME THUNDER GUARDS WHISTLE PLUS A METROPOLITAN POLICE WHISTLE (2) 25 TRAFFOLITE SIGNAL BOX INSTRUMENT PLATES 26 DITTO 27 DITTO 28 BOX OF BADGES AND BUTTONS ALL RAILWAY 29 COAT OF ARMS LONDON NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY 30 COAT OF ARMS GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY IRELAND 31 COAT OF ARMS GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY 32 COAT OF ARMS GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY BOARD 33 COAT OF ARMS NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY 34 COAT OF ARMS GWR (LATIN LETTERS AROUND) 35 COAT OF ARMS MIDLAND RAILWAY 36 COAT OF ARMS BRITISH RAILWAYS 37 COAT OF ARMS MIDLAND RAILWAY 38 COAT OF ARMS ISLE OF MAN RAILWAY 39 COAT OF ARMS 'FORWARD' GREAT CENTRAL RAILWAY 40 COAT OF ARMS MIDLAND (COA) 41 EARLES CEMENT CARRIAGE PRINT AD 42 BOX OF 18 FRAMED AND GLAZED PICTURES OF VARIOUS LOCOS THE FOLLOWING 18 BR SIGNS FROM LONDON MIDLAND HAVE ALL BEEN RENEWED RECENTLY :- 43 'ALVECHURCH' BLACK ENAMEL PLATFORM SIGN 44 PLATFORM 1 SQUARE ENAMEL SIGN 45 PLATFORM 2 SQUARE ENAMEL SIGN 46 PLATFORM 2 WITH GREEN ARROW 47 'BEARLEY' BLACK ENAMEL PLATFORM SIGN 48 PLATFORM 1 WITH GREEN ARROW 49 PLATFORM 1 & 2 WITH ARROW 50 WELCOME TO BEARLEY TRAINS TO LEAMINGTON AND STRATFORD ON AVON 51 WAY OUT SIGN WITH ARROW 52 ALBRIGHTON' BLACK ENAMEL SIGN 53 WAY OUT SIGN WITH ARROW 54 STAFF ONLY DOOR PLATE 55 'ASPLEY GUISE' BLACK ENAMEL PLATFORM SIGN 56 STAFF ONLY DOOR PLATE 57 HELP POINT SIGNS X2 58 LIFT TO PLATFORM 2 & 1 59 WELCOME TO ALVECHURCH WITH ARROW TO BIRMINGHAM AND REDDITCH 60 CI M & GNR 'SHUT THE GATE' SIGN 60A A ROCKET STYLE AFTERSHAVE BOTTLE AND TWO RAILWAY RELATED BEER BOTTLES 60B A COLLECTION OF ACCIDENT REPORTS 61 PRINT - DIESEL - CLASS 37 62 PRINT - BLUE TRAIN - WINTER WAYFARERS 63 PRINT - RED TRAIN - LMS 1032 64 PRINT - 3 TRAINS - OLD/NEW 65 PRINT - TRAIN - BOURNEMOUTH BELLE 66 A COLLECTION OF CANADIAN & USA LOCOMOTIVE OPERATING MANUALS 67 A GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY RECEIVING BLOCK INSTRUMENT 68 A LOCOMOTIVE SHED PLATE '71D' (FRATTON) 69 A SELECTION OF MANUALS FOR MIRRLEES & NATIONAL DIESEL ENGINES 70 A VARIETY OF CARRIAGE SEAT HEADREST COVERS AND A BRITISH RAIL HEADSCARF 71 A CAST IRON PLATE 'HCC COUNTY BRIDGE 376' (HOLLAND COUNTY COUNCIL, LINCS) 72 SPOTTERS NOTEBOOKS FROM 1949 -53, WITH DATES, LOCATIONS ETC 73 A CAST BRONZE PLATE 'WESTINGHOUSE BRAKE & SIGNAL CO LTD LONDON & CHIPPENHAM EP TRAIN STOP STYLE ' J OUTDOOR' 74 A GPO NO 1A WOODEN CASED TELEPHONE BELL 75 A BR(E) LNER PATTERN LOCOMOTIVE HEADLAMP 76 A 'D' WAGON PLATE 'LMS STANDARD 12 TONS 322913', ALSO CARRIAGE PLATES LMS WOLVERTON LOT NO 1043 1937, LMS DERBY 1934 ( 3 ITEMS) 77 AROUND 150 RAILWAY MAGAZINES INCLUDING MANY 1950S 78 A GWR JIGSAW PUZZLE 'THE STREAMLINED WAY' 79 ASSORTED MANUALS, RULE BOOKS & EPHEMERA 80 A RAILWAY CLEARING HOUSE HANDBOOK OF STATIONS 1956 81 A LARGE COPPER OIL LAMP, AN OIL LAMP WITH GLASS TANK, A CHALWYN HURRICANE LAMP AND A BRITISH RAIL 1970S BATTERY LAMP, BOXED 82 A FRAMED TIMETABLE 'SHEFFIELD & ECKINGTON BRANCH' 83 AN ALADIN NO 21 HANGING OIL LAMP AS USED IN SIGNAL BOXES, WITH NEW (BOXED) MANTLE & WICK 84 A HEAVY DUTY CAST IRON CASED ELECTRIC BELL, PLATED 'BARKSTON' 85 AN ALADDIN NO 21 FREE STANDING OIL LAMP WITH NEW (BOXED) WICK 86 A FRAMED PRINT YORK STATION C 1906 (F.MOORE) 87 A CAST IRON BRIDGE PLATE '160', POSSIBLY CANAL 88 A CAST IRON BRIDGE PLATE '167' POSSIBLY CANAL 89 A CAST IRON LOCOMOTIVE OIL BOX, MARKED 'LS266' AND A CAST IRON PLATE 'PG7' 90 SIX MANUFACTURERS BRASS PLATES. HERBERT MORRIS, CROMPTON PARKINSON, 3 X HENRY SIMON, DYSON TRAILER, PLUS THREE SMALL ALUMINIMUM PLATES 'HUMBER BRASS & COPPER WORKS' 91 AN OVAL DOUBLE SIDED ENAMEL SIGN 'PASSAGE B2' BELEIVED TO BE FROM SR/BR(S) CROSS CHANEL FERRY 92 A POLISH SLATE RAILWAYS CAST IRON LOCOMOTIVE TENDER PLATE 32D43 (32 CUBIC METERS, 4 AXLES, BUILT 1943) 93 A BR(M) ACME THUNDERER WHISTLE, A LNWR PAYCHECK AND 4 LMS BUTTONS 94 SEVERAL HUNDRED GCR USED TELEGRAM FORMS AND OTHER EPHEMERA FROM WOODHOUSE STAION, SHEFFIELD, C 1900-1912 95 A SIM LOT 96 AN 'EASCO' MILITARY LIFE JACKET SURVIVAL LAMP, WORKING 97 A SOUTHERN RAILWAY BRASS HANDRAIL, MARKED 'SR' FROM A LOCOMOTIVE OR CARRIAGE 98 BRANCH LINE SOCIETY BOOK (CLOSED RAILWAYS 1948-75) 99 8 X BOOKS EAST ANGLIA M & GN 100 14 X BOOKS ASSORTED (RAILWAY) 101 70H SHED PLATE 102 CRAVENS DMU BRASS SHEDPLATE 103 BRITISH RAIL TRANSFER ON WOOD 104 YORKSHIRE 13TH ROLLS ROYCE PLATE OFF INDUSTRIAL SHUNTER 105 BOX OF B/W PHOTOS BR CLASS 01/02/03 106 BOX OF B/W PHOTOS BR CLASS 60 NAMEPLATES 107 BOX OF B/W PHOTOS BR CLASS 71 & 73 108 BOX OF B/W PHOTOS BR CLASS DELTIC, CLASS 21/29 109 BOX B/W PHOTOS DIESEL RAIL CARS 110 ORIGINAL NIDD VALLEY MENU CARD 1907 111 NER ASSORTED PAPERWORK 112 DOUBLE ROYAL SIZE RAILWAY POSTER YORK THE SHAMBLES BY ALAN CARR LINFORD 113 FRAMED DOUBLE ROYAL SIZE RAILWAY POSTER BY RAIL TO THE WEST 114 ORIGINAL 1950 S BRITISH RAILWAYS CARRIAGE PRINT, TRAVEL IN 1875 L & NWR NORTHBOUND EXPRESS NEAR BRINKLOW 115 ORIGINAL 1950S BRITISH RAILWAYS CARRIAGE PRINT, SCOTTISH SERIES RIVER DEE CAMBUS O'MAY BY LANCE CATTERMOLE 116 ORIGINAL 1950S BRITISH RAILWAYS CARRIAGE PRINT, SCOTTISH SERIES BEN LOYAL BY DOUGLAS MACLEOD 117 ORIGINAL 1950S BRITISH RAILWAYS CARRIAGE PRINT, SCOTTISH SERIES TORRIDON HILLS BY DOUGLAS MACLEOD 118 ORIGINAL 1950S BRITISH RAILWAYS CARRIAGE PRINT SCOTTISH SERIES, ETTRICK BAY ISLAND OF BUTE WITH ARRAN IN THE BACKGROUND MACFARLANE 119 ORIGINAL 1950S BRITISH RAILWAYS CARRIAGE PRINT SCOTTISH SERIES LOMOND HILLS FROM TARVIT BY JAMES MCINTOSH PATRICK 120 ORIGINAL 1950S BRITISH RAILWAYS CARRIAGE PRINT SCOTTISH SERIES GLAMIS CASTLE BY EDWARD LAWSON 121 ORIGINAL 1950S BRITISH RAILWAYS CARRIAGE PRINT SCOTTISH SERIES GLEN TANNER NEAR ABOYNE BY LANCE CATTERMOLE 122 40 WAGON LABELS LNER/GWR/BR 123 APPROX 100 BRITISH RAILWAYS HULL CORPORATION PIER TO NEW HOLLAND TOWN TICKETS 124 6 PAIRS OF LMS HOTELS SILVER PLATE FISH KNIVES & FORKS 125 6 PIECES LMS & LNER SILVERPLATE CUTLERY 126 BOX OF SILVER PLATE HOTEL CUTLERY TRUST HOUSES, ROYAL PIER HOTEL WESTON SUPER MARE, LIVERPOOL, FORTH DINING CLUB 127 RAILWAY CARRIAGE PRINT ARCHBISHOPS PALACE YORK FRAMED & GLAZED 128 RAILWAY CARRIAGE PRINT PICKERING FRAMED & GLAZED ORIGINAL TYPE FRAME 129 RAILWAY CARRIAGE PRINT STOWMARKET BY LEONARD SQUIRREL FRAMED AND GLAZED 130 RAILWAY CARRIAGE PRINT LOWESTOFT BY ET HOLDING FRAMED & GLAZED 131 COOPER FOOT WARMER, FILLER CAP MARKED SE & CR SIDE MARKED SECR 132 100 PLUS COLOUR PHOTOS OF HST CLASS43, APPEAR MOSTLY 1980S MAINLY AT SHEFFIELD AND DONCASTER 133 100 PLUS COLOUR PHOTOS OF CLASS 43, HST NAMEPLATES 134 12 SETS OF POSTCARDS 72 IN TOTAL NARROW GAUGE INC PADERN, GLY VALLEY, WELSHPOOL, CAMBLETOWN & MACHRIHANISH, TALYLLYN, CORRIS, PADERN,GLYN VALLEY CAMBLETOWN ETC 135 LMS CHINA CHAMBER POT BY MINTONS 136 LMS CHINA BOWL 137 LARGE LMS RESTAURANT CARS SILVER PLATE JUG BY EMBASSY 138 LMS HOTELS IN ART DECO STYLE LEATHER FOLDER PROBABLY AS USED IN A HOTEL BEDROOM 139 BOX OF MISC CARRIAGE PRINT FRAMES, RAIL SPIKES AND SCREWS, PLAQUES, LMS ROYAL SCOT PATTERN TEAPOT 140 LARGE COPPER PRINTING PLATE OF ANDREW BARCLAY 0-4-0 ST WORKS NO 1009 KATHLEEN AT J BLAKEBOROUGH AND SONS BRIGHOUSE 141 BR S CLOTH CAP BADGE POSSIBLY BRITISH ROAD SERVICES 142 LGE POLICE ISSUE HORN BLACK LONDON & NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY BUTTON FROGGATE 9/12 THE FOLLOWING 8 LOTS ARE ITEMS RELATING TO GNER WHICH OPERATED THE INTER-CITY EAST COAST FRANCHISE FROM APRIL 1996 - DEC 2007 -: 143 A MONOGRAMMED PRESENTATION BOX OF 2 WHISKEY GLASSES - BOTH ETCHED WITH THE COMPANY NAME/LOGO 144 A MONOGRAMMED PRESENTATION BOX OF 2 WINE GOBLETS - BOTH ETCHED WITH THE COMPANY NAME/LOGO 145 A FORTNUM & MASON PRESENTATION BOX (WITH GNER LABEL) OF 2 TUMBLERS - BOTH ETCHED WITH THE COMPANY NAME/LOGO 146 BOXED ENAMEL/22 CT GOLD PLATED PHOTO FRAME WITH SMALL BADGE OF COMPANY NAME/LOGO 147 BOXED ENAMEL SMALL PILL BOX WITH COMPANY NAME/LOGO 148 A BOX CONTAINING A PAIR OF CUFF LINKS SHOWING COMPANY NAME/LOGO 149 A BOX WITH LAPEL PIN BADGE AND ENVELOPE CONTAINING ORIGINAL GOLD PLATED PROTOTYPE PIN BADGE - BOTH SHOWING COMPANY NAME/LOGO 150 A BOX OF SUNDRY ITEMS RELATING TO GNER/INTERCITY/EAST COAST 151 2 RAILWAY HAND LANTERNS (BR-W AND
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