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Record Number Object Simple Name Record number Object simple Brief Description Period Image name RVNRC 100 tipper wagon body from Fisherground Quarry, Eskdale. Has been built into replica 3ft gauge wagon RVNRC 101 2x 3ft gauge wheelsets. Have been built into replica 3ft gauge wagon with RVNRC 100 RVNRC 102 pattern for wagon wheel RVNRC 103 strip rail from Ulpha Copper Mine RVNRC 104 plate rail from Nab Gill Mine, Eskdale RVNRC 105 bridge rail from Nab Gill RVNRC 106 rail chair from Ravenglass (Furness) RVNRC 107 sections of rail RVNRC 108 pipe Furness Railway drain pipe downspout from 1870s Ravenglass Station RVNRC 109 notice from crossing gate (Furness) RVNRC 110 bridge plate British Railways 36 RVNRC 111 bridge plate LMS 2 RVNRC 112 bridge plate no.43 RVNRC 113 lamp Adlake no.22 signal lamp c1900 (Furness 1900s Railway, London Midland & Scottish Railway, British Railways) RVNRC Collection Page 1 Record number Object simple Brief Description Period Image name RVNRC 114 rail chair from Kinneside Mine RVNRC 115 plan plan of landowners from Sellafield to Ravenglass (Whitehaven & Furness Junction Railway) RVNRC 116 notice to trespassers (Furness Railway) RVNRC 117 linoleum Furness Railway RVNRC 118.1 lamp carbide/acetylene Lamp 'ECL' RVNRC 118.2 lamp carbide/acetylene lamp 'ECL' RVNRC 119 British Railways transfer RVNRC 120 hammer railway trackman's hammer - used by platelayers to repair permanent way RVNRC 121.1 Dalegarth Whilan Beck bridge plate Fletcher 1870s Jennings 1876 - poss old bridge material accumulated in 1920s from somewhere (ravenglass std gauge bridge?) RVNRC 121.2 Ravenglass bridge plate Fletcher Jennings 1876 1870s RVNRC 122 sign from Barrow Steelworks RVNRC 123 iron sample on stand RVNRC Collection Page 2 Record number Object simple Brief Description Period Image name RVNRC 124 4x iron sample test pieces RVNRC 125 iron miner's lamp RVNRC 127 2 model figures, miners RVNRC 128 swill basket RVNRC 129 haematite ore RVNRC 130 iron air pipe RVNRC 131 can for oil RVNRC 132 3 jumper head drills RVNRC 133 wheelbarrow RVNRC 134 cart saddle RVNRC 135.1 wheel brake pulley wheel from Fisherground rope worked incline RVNRC 135.2 wheel brake band for pulley wheel from Fisherground rope worked incline RVNRC 136 pulley Nab Gill incline pulley RVNRC 137 wagon 2ft gauge mine wagon RVNRC 138 pulley Nab Gill incline pulley RVNRC 139 bridge section rails RVNRC 140 crosscut saw RVNRC Collection Page 3 Record number Object simple Brief Description Period Image name RVNRC 141 sign railway sign 'whistle' RVNRC 142 electric token machine RVNRC 143 3ft gauge tickets in frame (42) RVNRC 144 ticket date stamp RVNRC 145 wheel section of 3ft gauge wheel tyre RVNRC 146.a coupling 3ft gauge coupling found at Boot RVNRC 146.b coupling 3ft gauge coupling hook RVNRC 147 plate enamelled builders plate 3ft gauge RVNRC 148 plate cast plate Bristol Wagon Works RVNRC 149 point 3ft gauge point tiebar and stand RVNRC 150.1 sleeper 3ft gauge sleeper 1870s RVNRC 150.2 sleeper 3ft gauge sleeper 1870s RVNRC Collection Page 4 Record number Object simple Brief Description Period Image name RVNRC 150.3 sleeper 3ft gauge sleeper 1870s RVNRC 151 rail 3ft gauge rail dogs and chair (multiple parts) RVNRC 152 timetable R&ER Timetable 1884 The English Alps, foot of 1880s Scawfell. Wilson Harrison, General Manager RVNRC 153 window panel ex Nab Gill mine office RVNRC 154 swill basket RVNRC 155 churn metal milk churn, Milk Marketing Board RVNRC 156 6 model figures RVNRC 158 basin RVNRC 159 door door replacement from Heywood coach RVNRC 160 door handle RVNRC 161 plan of Heywood saloon coach (re-numbered as RVNRC 696.12) RVNRC 162 Heywood wooden bogie RVNRC 163 end rails from Heywood dining car RVNRC 164 Heywood bogie type coupling RVNRC 165 Heywood wagon coupling RVNRC 166 Heywood wheelset RVNRC 167 point Heywood points RVNRC 168.1 sleeper Heywood cast iron sleeper 15inch gauge RVNRC Collection Page 5 Record number Object simple Brief Description Period Image name RVNRC 169 plate fragment cast plate DBR (Duffield Bank Railway) 13 RVNRC 170 plate cast metal plate from Heywood bogie wagon 1910s 'Load 3 tons' RVNRC 171 plate cast metal worksplate 'Duffield Bank Works 1883 1880s 3' from Muriel RVNRC 172 plate cast metal worksplate 'Duffield Bank Works 1900s 1904' from Shelagh RVNRC 173 plate cast metal worksplate 'Duffield Bank rebuilt 1910' 1910s intended for Muriel but never fitted RVNRC 174 plate cast metal Heywood locomotive nameplate 1890s 'Muriel' (River Irt) built 1894 Duffield Bank RVNRC 175 pattern wooden pattern for Heywood locomotive firebox RVNRC 176 whistle locomotive component whistle from Heywood 1890s Muriel RVNRC 177 Heywood loco tool box RVNRC Collection Page 6 Record number Object simple Brief Description Period Image name RVNRC 178.1 plate cast metal Heywood wagon axlebox cover 1880s Heywood axle box covers 'APH 1881' (Arthur Percival Heywood) RVNRC 178.2 plate cast metal Heywood wagon axlebox cover 1880s Heywood axle box covers 'APH 1881' (Arthur Percival Heywood) RVNRC 179 Heywood window frames brass RVNRC 180 pattern Heywood point frog pattern RVNRC 181 wagon Heywood wagon from Eaton Hall Railway 1890s RVNRC 182 wagon Duffield Bank 1896 returned to R. Butterell RVNRC 183 signal signal Bassett-Lowke style RVNRC 184 radiator radiator ex Lanchester ICL No 2, formerly Ella RVNRC 185 frame frames of Ella RVNRC 186 frame frames of Katie. Have been rebuilt into working locomotive RVNRC 187 tanks sidetanks of Muriel RVNRC 188 sign sign 'To the Eskdale Line' RVNRC 189 sign Ravenglass' sign wood RVNRC 190 sign Next Train' sign RVNRC Collection Page 7 Record number Object simple Brief Description Period Image name RVNRC 191 clock Next Train Departs clock RVNRC 192 Narrow Gauge Rlys tickets x23 RVNRC 193 NGR trespassers poster RVNRC 194 poster RER 1920s poster RVNRC 195 poster RHDR greatstone poster RVNRC 196 lamp LMS platform lamp RVNRC 197 leaflet leaflet Visit Eskdale by the world's smallest 1920s public railway, Narrow Gauge Railways Ltd, John Wills General Manager RVNRC 198 R&ER carriage account form RVNRC 199 NGR order form RVNRC 200 NGR passenger form RVNRC 201 leaflet leaflet Visit Eskdale by the world's smallest 1930s public railway. W. Gillon, General Manager. Line guide and 1935 timetable RVNRC 202 drill rock drill Climax DV2 RVNRC 203 rock drill RVNRC 204 Murthwaite Quarry substation sign RVNRC Collection Page 8 Record number Object simple Brief Description Period Image name RVNRC 205 plate Sandycroft crusher plate RVNRC 206 granite with drill-hole RVNRC 207 granite sets RVNRC 208 signal blasting signal RVNRC 209 rock drill bits RVNRC 210 pram RVNRC 211 child's hoop RVNRC 212.a knife R&ER xylo handled table knife Dalegarth 1920s tearoom 1920s RVNRC 212.b fork R&ER nickel table fork Dalegarth tearoom 1920s 1920s RVNRC 212.c fork R&ER nickel table fork Dalegarth tearoom 1920s 1920s RVNRC 212.d spoon R&ER nickel tea spoon Dalegarth tearoom 1920s 1920s RVNRC 213.1 plate R&ER ceramic large plate Dalegarth tearoom 1920s 1920s RVNRC 213.2 plate R&ER ceramic large plate Dalegarth tearoom 1920s 1920s RVNRC Collection Page 9 Record number Object simple Brief Description Period Image name RVNRC 213.3 plate R&ER ceramic large plate Dalegarth tearoom 1920s 1920s RVNRC 214.1 plate R&ER ceramic side plate Dalegarth tearoom 1920s 1920s RVNRC 214.2 plate R&ER ceramic side plate Dalegarth tearoom 1920s 1920s RVNRC 215.1a teapot R&ER teapot Dalegarth tearoom 1920s 1920s RVNRC 215.1b teapot R&ER teapot lid Dalegarth tearoom 1920s 1920s RVNRC 215.2a teapot R&ER teapot Dalegarth tearoom 1920s 1920s RVNRC 215.2b teapot R&ER teapot lid Dalegarth tearoom 1920s 1920s RVNRC 215.3a teapot R&ER teapot Dalegarth tearoom 1920s 1920s RVNRC Collection Page 10 Record number Object simple Brief Description Period Image name RVNRC 215.3b teapot R&ER teapot lid Dalegarth tearoom 1920s 1920s RVNRC 215.4a teapot R&ER teapot Dalegarth tearoom 1920s 1920s RVNRC 215.4b teapot R&ER teapot lid Dalegarth tearoom 1920s 1920s RVNRC 215.5a teapot R&ER teapot Dalegarth tearoom 1920s 1920s RVNRC 215.5b teapot R&ER teapot lid Dalegarth tearoom 1920s 1920s RVNRC 215.6a teapot R&ER teapot Dalegarth tearoom 1920s 1920s RVNRC 215.6b teapot R&ER teapot lid Dalegarth tearoom 1920s 1920s RVNRC 215.7a teapot R&ER teapot lid Dalegarth tearoom 1920s 1920s RVNRC Collection Page 11 Record number Object simple Brief Description Period Image name RVNRC 215.7b teapot R&ER teapot Dalegarth tearoom 1920s 1920s RVNRC 216.1 bowl R&ER ceramic sugar bowl Dalegarth tearoom 1920s 1920s RVNRC 216.2 bowl R&ER ceramic sugar bowl Dalegarth tearoom 1920s 1920s RVNRC 217.1 jug R&ER ceramic milk jug Dalegarth tearoom 1920s 1920s RVNRC 218.1a cup R&ER ceramic coffee cup Dalegarth tearoom 1920s 1920s RVNRC 218.1b saucer R&ER coffee cup saucer Dalegarth tearoom 1920s 1920s RVNRC 219 menu Dalegarth Cafe menu, printed 1927 1920s RVNRC 220 Ravenglass maroon enamel sign RVNRC Collection Page 12 Record number Object simple Brief Description Period Image name RVNRC 221 sign Ravenglass station maroon totem sign, British Railways RVNRC 222 wood sign 'warning before crossing' RVNRC 223 plan R&ER gradient profile plan NGR Ltd. drawing 1910s no. 704/3 15th Jan 1916 RVNRC 224 waiting and refreshment room' sign RVNRC 225 waiting room sign RVNRC 226 headboard River Mite 21st Birthday Limited headboard 1967 1980s - 1988 RVNRC 227 sign wooden RERPS sign, made by Neal Glover RVNRC 228 Silver Jubilee poster RVNRC 229 printing plates - tickets RVNRC 230 timetable timetable LMS 1941 RVNRC 231 Furness Railway gate notice RVNRC 232 fire warning sign RVNRC 233 plate Poultney cabside plate RVNRC Collection Page 13 Record number Object simple Brief Description Period Image name RVNRC 234 plate fragment of stamped metal cabside worksplate 1910s from Bassett-Lowke Colossus locomotive 1913 RVNRC 235 plate metal granite wagon worksplate Theakston 1920s R2019 1920s RVNRC 236.1 plate metal granite wagon Theakston worksplate small 1920s R1794 1920s RVNRC 236.2 plate metal granite wagon Theakston worksplate small 1920s R2738 1920s RVNRC 237 plate Far Tottering & Oystercreek worksplate RVNRC 238 clippers ticket clippers LMSR RVNRC 239 Sir Aubrey's wagon RVNRC 240 side door granite wagon RVNRC 241 wagon 2 ton Theakston granite wagon 1920s RVNRC 242 coach 16 seat bogie open coach.
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