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Lot No. Tot Price Description 1 40 A BRITISH TRANSPORT COMMISSION STONE GLAZE ASHTRAY BY ROYAL DOULTON, TOGETHER WITH A B.T.C. HOTEL DESK BELL 2 5 LMS HOTELS DINNER PLATE 3 30 SR WESTINGHOUSE BRAKE STEAM PRESSURE GAUGE 4 45 SR HARDWOOD INK BLOTTER WITH TURNED BRASS HANDLE TOGETHER WITH A LNER COPPER HOT WATER BOTTLE 5 10 A UNION CASTLE LINE MARMALADE POT WITH COVER, TOGETHER WITH A STEAMSHIP COMPANY COFFEE CUP & SAUCER 6 35 A PIECE OF NER LINOLEUM 7 5 HORNBY DUBLO 3 RAIL, OVER 70 PIECES OF TRACK INCLUDING STRAIGHTS, CURVES AND TERMINAL PIECES HORNBY DUBLO 3 RAIL, 11 POINTS & CROSSINGS, TOGETHER WITH 28 ITEMS OF SMALL TRACK SECTIONS INCLUDING TERMINAL AND UNCOUPLING 8 15 PIECES 9 15 A BOX OF RAILWAY MODELLING KITS & BITS INCLUDING & KITMASTER BEYER GARRATT LOCO AND 3 PIECES OF TRACK 10 10 A PRIESTMAN BROTHERS ENGINEERING CO OF KINGSTON UPON HULL CAST WORKS PLATE 11 30 A MATHER & PLATT LTD ENGINEERING RADCLIFFE MANCHESTER CAST IRON WORKS PLATE 3 ABC COMBINED VOLUMES 1964, 1971, 1972 & 5 ABC SOUTHERN 1961 WESTERN & SOUTHERN 1961, DIESEL LOCOS, NARROW GAUGE 1961, 12 10 ELECTRIC LOCOS 13 15 OFFICIAL SOUTHERN RAILWAY GOLF COURSE BOOK INCLUDING COURSES IN DEVON, SOMERSET & CORNWALL TITLED SOME FRIENDLY FAIRWAYS 5 ORIGINAL RAILWAY CARRIAGE PRINTS ISSUED IN 1951 L&NWR BRINKLOW TRAVEL IN 1825, STEAMER ON LAKE CONISTON 1885, LONDON & BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY TRAVEL IN 1845, STRATFORD ON AVON TRAVEL IN 1895, ORIGINAL RAILWAY CARRIAGE CARRIAGE PRINT SANBECK TRAVEL 14 30 IN 1850 15 5 ORIGINAL RAILWAY CARRIAGE PRINT RIVER OUSE NABURN YORK 16 10 BOX OF RAILWAY LAMP VESSELS & BURNER 17 95 78 COLOUR L&NWR POSTCARDS IRISH, WELSH, SOUTH COAST AND LAKE DISTRICT VIEWS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION RARE CARRIAGE PRINT BRITISH RAILWAYS WESTERN REGION THE BOOTH HALL EVESHAM FRAMED & GLAZED & LARGE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY 18 20 COAT OF ARMS TRANSFER 19 10 9 AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE AND INSTRUCTION BOOKS DATING FROM 1911 TO 1950'S 20 0 8 BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILWAY LOCOMOTIVE AND INSTRUCTION BOOKLETS DATING FROM 1920'S TO 1950'S 21 10 20 LARGE FORMAT COLOUR SLIDES OF BUSES 22 20 74 COLOUR SLIDES 35MM MOSTLY 1960'S 23 190 APPROX 171 COLOUR SLIDES MOSTLY DUTCH, FRANCE, LUXEMURG CIRCA 1980'S 24 25 APPROX 127 COLOUR SLIDES MOSTLY BY STEAM 25 20 60 COLOUR SLIDES STEAM & DIESEL 5 LONDON MIDLAND REGION ACCIDENT REPORTS INCE MOSS 1958, HOLMES CHAPEL 1961, BARBY SIDINGS 1956, PENMAENMAWAR 1951, 26 10 WILNECOTE 1954 27 0 2 SOUTHERN REGION ACCIDENT REPORTS, HERNE HILL 1960, WOKING 1956, EASTBOURNE 1959, BOURNEMOUTH 1955 28 15 19 PAGE TRAFFIC SURVEY REPORT INCLUDING SOMERSET AND DORSET RAILWAY AND BRANCH LINES 22ND AUGUST 1953 29 50 20 POSISBLY LNER CARRIAGE DESTINATION LABELS INCLUDING BALLOCH PIER, FORT WILLIAM, WHITLEY BAY, HAWICK ETC 30 10 8 DRAWINGS MIDLAND RAILWAY CARRIAGES DIAGRAMS 1353, 1424 513, 515, 530, 542, 1352 31 20 26 SETS OF 6 RAILWAY POSTER POSTCARDS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION 32 25 12 SUPERB QUALITY LARGE FORMAT LNER PHOTOGRAPHS RAILWAY CARRIAGE INTERIORS 33 10 LARGE QUANTITY OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF PADSTOW AND WADEBRIDGE BR CARRIAGE LABELS 34 65 BRIT RLYS TENDER EMBLEM BLANK LAQUERED MOUNT 35 20 90 LMS LOCO PHOTOS 36 140 A GNR BLOCK SWITCH EX FIRSBY 37 5 A GER FOLDING MAP (SHOWING CONTINENT VIA HARWICH 38 10 A NFR FOLDING MAP SHOWING STEAMER LINES 39 0 A SMALL 4 INCH GWR WOOD CASED OFFICE CLOCK 40 0 A3 TRAY METAL LETTER RACK WITH BRASS BADGE X BEDALE 41 35 2 SMALL BRASS ASHTRAYS POSSIBLY L & BR RARE 42 50 A NFR CAST IRON VIADUCT PLATE A ON CAST BASE 43 50 A GWR SINGLE NEEDLE INSTRUMENT DATED 1918 44 25 A BR(W) INCLINOMETER IN WOOD BOX SIG DEPT W/O 45 35 A GWR FIREMANS CALL BOX INSTRUMENT RESTORED 46 20 A BOX OF OFFICIAL LNFR DONCASTER PHOTOS ELECTRIC 47 95 A LNER HANDLAMP BRASS PLATE RYBURGH 48 5 NER FOLDED SYSTEM MAP EARLY VERSION 49 10 A GREAT EASTERN FOLDED MAP OF LINES 50 35 A RARE CARRIAGE PRINT CLEYNFAR HOLT F/G 51 5 A PACK OF PLAYING CARDS LNER WHITBY 52 30 A GWR FRAMED TEL CODE NOTICE WESTON S MARE 53 20 A GWR FRAMED TEL CODE NOTICE CLAVERHAM 54 10 A MIDLAND RAILWAY FOLDED MAP AND CONNECTIONS 55 10 A LONDONS RAILWAY FOLDED MAP AND CONNECTIONS 56 130 A SUGG HANGING LAMP WITH GLASS GLOBE 57 95 A PAIR OF GWR SIGNAL BOX BRASS PLUNGERS 58 45 A PAIR OF LNG GUAGE GLASSES EX LOCO 59 25 A BOX OF GLASS GLOBES FOR GAS LAMPS 60 30 A GWR COPPER BOTTOM SIGNAL LAMP INTERIOR 61 45 A SIGNAL LAMP INTERIOR PLATED CLIFTON ON TRENT 62 40 A RARE CAST IRON REG PLATE MIDLAND 1913 63 20 A LSWR FOLDING SYSTEM MAP 64 40 AN LNR (C) DRIVERS HANDLAMP RESTORED 65 80 A BRASS LOCO WHISTLE LONDON UNDERGROUND 66 45 200 APPROX VINTAGE BUS & COACH PHOTOS, MUNICIPAL PROVINCIAL & PRIVATE OWNERS COMPANIES. V GOOD QUALITY COMPANIES A TO C 67 55 240+ SIMILAR LOT VINTAGE BUS PHOTOS D TO H 68 60 SIMILAR LOT VINTAGE BUS PHOTOS L TO P 69 60 250+ SIMILAR LOT VINTAGE BUS PHOTOS R TO S 70 50 200+ SIMILAR LOT VINTAGE BUS PHOTOS T TO Y 71 40 A BOX OF SEVERAL HUNDRED UNSORTED VINTAGE BUS PHOTOS 72 40 A SIMILAR LOT OF SEVERAL HUNDRED UNSORTED VINTAGE BUS PHOTOS 73 5 A QTY OF TRACTION ENGINES & TRACTOR PHOTOS V GOOD QUALITY 74 20 A QTY OF VINTAGE POSTCARDS OF THE TAY BRIDGE & FORTH BRIDGE 75 15 A QTY OF POSTCARDS RAILWAY SUBJECTS INC STATIONS 76 25 INDUSTRIAL STEAM B/W PHOTOS APPROX 100 77 45 OVER 150 NARROW GAUGE & INDUSTRIAL LOCOMOTIVE PHOTOS 78 40 A BOX OF MAINLY N EAST STATIONS & INFRASTRUCTURE ETC 79 25 A BOX OF PHOTOS MAINLY TAKEN IN THE N EAST LOCOMOTIVES 80 40 OVER 160 B/W PHOTOS EX LNER/BRE NAMED LOCOMOTIVES 81 5 A BOX OF VINTAGE INDUSTRIAL STEAM LOCOS IN COLOUR 82 15 A BOX OF PHOTOS STEAM LOCOMOTIVES IN SCRAPYARDS MOST HAVE DETAILS ON BACK PLUS A QTY OF BR STANDING LOCO PHOTOS 83 10 A BOX OF ASSORTED PHOTOS INC STATIONS 84 30 A BOX OF DIESEL PHOTOS 85 50 250 EX GWR B/W POSTCARD SIZE STEAM PHOTOS, INC, P TALBOT, RHYMNY,TV ETC 86 15 140 SOUTHERN STEAM B/W POSTCARD SIZE PHOTOS 87 75 A BOX OF APPROX 500 B/W STEAM LOCOMOTIVE PHOTOGRAPHS 88 80 A SIM LOT 650 LNER STEAM 89 40 APPROX 300 PRE-GROUPING STEAM LOCOS 14 DIFFERENT COMPANIES 90 25 AN INTERESTING DELV, OF RAILWAYS & OTHER PHOTOS 91 65 96 LARGER FORMAT QUALITY PHOTOS GNR HORSE DRAWN VEHICLES 92 5 SIMILAR LOT 22 LMS HORSE DRAWN VEHICLES 2 ALBUMS OF V GOOD QUALITY B/W POSTCARD SIZE PHOTOS OF CLASS 37 LOCOMOTIVES MANY TAKEN IN THE N EAST IN 1970S LOCATIONS AND 93 20 DATES ON BACK 94 15 A SIMILAR LOT OF 2 ALBUMS CLASS 31S IN 1970S 95 15 A SIMILAR LOT OF 2 ALBUMS CLASS 40S 96 0 A BOX OF BUS EPHEMERA INCLUDING VINTAGE BUS PHOTOS IN COLOUR, AN ALBUM OF PHOTOS, SETS OF 'NATIONAL' BUS SIDE DECALS ETC A LARGE ALBUM OF COLOUR PHOTOS STEAM DIESEL & INFRASTRUCTURE MAINLY TAKEN AROUND N YORKS, SOUTH DURHAM, TEESSIDE, 1960S B 97 70 CASTLE, RIPON, HALL DENE, RICHMOND ETC 98 60 A LARGE QUANTITY OF W.T.T. APPENDIXES INC SCOTTISH C1960 - 1980 TIMETABLE POSTER 12" X 20" 'TRAIN SERVICES' 1951 FROM WEST HARTLEPOOL, FERRYHILL, IDEAL SIZE FOR FRAMING SHOWING LOTS OF CLOSED 99 10 STATIONS, CASTLE EDEN ETC BR TIMETABLE POSTER 12" X 20" 'TRAIN SERVICES' 1951 FROM PITTINGTON, WELLFIELD, SUNDERLAND & WEST HARTLEPOOL, IDEAL SIZE FOR 100 15 FRAMING SHOWING LOTS OF CLOSED STATIONS 101 10 TIMETABLE POSTER 12" X 20" 'TRAIN SERVICES' 1951 FROM MANORS NEWCASTLE ETC, IDEAL SIZE FOR FRAMING GCR APPLETONS PATENT HANDLAMP IN ORIGINAL UNRESTORED CONDITION COMPLETE WITH ALL FITTINGS & GLASSES LINED PAINTWORK 102 80 LETTERED A.R.M. DOOR CATCH RAILWAY REPLACEMENT MANY YEARS AGO, 103 75 A GUARDS HANDLAMP LNER(E) (FORDHAM NO2) COMPLETE WITH VESSEL AND ALL GLASSES 104 25 A PAIR OF TEDDY BEARS ADVERTISING THE GNER AN BR ALBUM OF ORIGINAL PHOTOS BY BR PUBLICITY DEPT 1957-1962 SHOWING WINDOW DISPLAYS IN BOOKING OFFICES AROUND THE 105 45 COUNTRY, MOST HAVE STAMP ON BACK 106 5 A CUNARD STEAM SHIP CO OVAL CHINA DISH (MINT) 107 0 A CURRIE LINE (LEITH) CHINA SOUP BOWL (MINT) 108 0 A CONSTANTINE LINE (MIDDLESBRO) CHINA SOUP BOWL (MINT) 109 10 A FURNESS PRINCE LINE CHINA DESSERT BOWL (MINT) 110 0 A GLEN EAGLES HOTEL (LMS) CHINA PLATE (MINT) 111 25 A WAGON BUILDERS PLATE 'CRAVENS RLY CARR & WAGON CO SHEFFIELD 1925' AN EARLY PLATE, FROM A WOODEN SOLEBAR WAGON 112 25 A WAGON OWNERS PLATE, 'STANDARD RLY WAGON CO LTD, REDDISH & HEYWOOD OWNERS 1966 (SCARCE) 113 20 A WAGON BUILDERS PLATE 'RY PICKERING & CO LTD WISHAW 1930' 114 15 A WAGON BUILDERS PLATE 'MET CAMMELL C & W CO LTD WEDNESBURY 1948' 115 15 A WAGON BUILDERS PLATE, HURST NELSON & CO LTD, MOTHERWELL, 1947 116 40 AN LNER 3 ASPECT HANDLAMP, C/W VESSEL, REFLECTOR AND LNER MARKED BURNER, BLUE DRUM GLASS MISSING 117 40 AN LNER INTERIOR LAMP, COMPLETE WITH ALL GLASSES & ORIGINAL BURNER, LOCATION PLATED 'BARDNEY' 118 35 A SOUTHERN RLY INTERIOR LAMP COMPLETE WITH ALL GLASSES & ORIGINAL BURNER LOCATION PLATED 'BRICKLAYERS ARMS' AN LNER DRIVERS SMALL HANDLAMP, COMPLETE WITH ALL GLASSES AND REAR LAMP IRON BRACKET FOR EMERGENCY USE. ORIGINAL VESSEL & 119 65 LOCKABLE BURNER BOTH MARKED LNER (SCARCE) A CAST IRON AXLE BOX COVER FROM A TRAMCAR, EMBOSSED PCES WITH STAR & CRESCENT (PORTSMOUTH CORPORATION ELECTRICAL SERVICES) 120 35 FRONT RESTORED ONLY 121 35 A LEATHER DRIVERS BAG IN FINE CONDITION LABEL INSIDE READS 'LOCO NO 60051' (NOT THE A3 OF COURSE) 122 35 A CAST IRON LNW/LMS RULLEY PLATE, 'EUSTON STATION LONDON' 18" X 1 1/2" ORIGINAL CONDITION 123 70 A BUFFER STOP LAMP, BRASS PLATED 'BR(M) GLASTON TUNNEL NO 3 COMPLETE WITH VESSEL & BURNER 124 10 AN ENAMEL SIGN 'THE NATIONAL GRID COMPANY" 24" X 12" A CAST ALUMINIMUM ROAD SIGN TRIANGLE TOP BY SMITH BARNARD CASTLE.
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    Cross Reference of Fleet Names to Operator Titles April 2014 Edition

    Cross Reference of Fleet Names to Operator Titles April 2014 Edition This listing provides a cross-reference of all fleet names to operator titles in the most recent round of G-Lists published by the PSV Circle. Each county or area is represented by the most recently issued G-List for that county. As at the date of publication, this list comprises references to G-Lists in both the 6 th (G5xx) and 7 th (G6xx) editions. This list is updated to G-Lists published in April 2014. Fleet Name Operator’s Title G-List 001 Minibuses Najeeb, Rotherham (SY) G671 001 Minibuses Tingey, Hemsworth (WY) G575-6 001 Taxibus Oxford Contract Vehicles, Oxford (OX) G633 01256 Minibuses Stoneman, Basingstoke (HA) G621 1 to 1 Community Transport Kelsey & Davies, North Benfleet (EX) G525-6 1-16 Minibuses Jackman, Newport Pagnell (BK) G653 1919 Minibuses Lee, Woodley (GM) G565-6 1919 Minibuses Normansell, Bredbury (GM) G565-6 1919 Minibuses Wallis, Woodley (GM) G565-6 1919 Minibuses Wilson, Romiley (GM) G565-6 1957 Executive Welch, Baguley (GM) G565-6 1st AAA Coaches Thurbin, Haverhill (SK) G556 1st American Limousines Clegg, Scunthorpe (LI) G553 1st AP Travel Coles, Totnes (DN) G631 1st Avenue Limousines Chambers, Billericay (EX) G525-6 1st Bus Stop Thurbin, Istead Rise (KT) G622-3 1st Call Limos Ramzan, Luton (BD) G651 1st Call Limos Ramzan, Luton (BD) G551 1st Call Minibuses Mason, Merthyr Tydfil (CS) G584 1st Call Minibuses Zahid, Nottingham (NG) G641 1st Call Fox, Birley Carr (SY) G671 1st Choice Limos Wright, Cottingham (EY) G572 1st Choice Limos Wright, Cottingham