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Great Western Railway GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY - NAMED LOCOMOTIVES COLLETT “ CASTLE “ CLASS 4-6-0 (continued) 5012 (B) BERRY POMEROY CASTLE BROAD GAUGE 5013 (B) ABERGAVENNY CASTLE A Pair of Nameplates; a Pair of early –pattern Engraved 5015 (B) KINGSWEAR CASTLE Swindon Worksplates , and a Tender plate. Price : £22 5016 (B) MONTGOMERY CASTLE (D/C 1960) ALMA EMPEROR 5018 (B) ST MAWES CASTLE BULKELEY GREAT BRITAIN 5021 (B) WHITTINGTON CASTLE DRAGON SEBASTOPOL 5027 (B) FARLEIGH CASTLE (D/C 1961) 5029 (B) NUNNEY CASTLE VALE OF RHEIDOL ( NARROW GAUGE ) B.R. ONLY 5030 (B) SHIRBURN CASTLE A Pair of Nameplates; a Pair of Cabside Numberplates; a 5031 (B) TOTNES CASTLE (D/C 1959) Smokebox No.plate, and a Shedplate. Price : £24 5032 (B) USK CASTLE (D/C 1959) 7 OWAIN GLYNDWR 5037 (B) MONMOUTH CASTLE 8 LLYWELYN 5040 (B) STOKESAY CASTLE 9 PRINCE of WALES 5041 (B) TIVERTON CASTLE 5043 BARBURY CASTLE GWR TANK ENGINES ( Absorbed 1922/23 ) 5043 (B) EARL of MOUNT EDGCUMBE (D/C 1956) A Pair of Nameplates; Cabside No.plates ,& Caution plate. 5044 (B) EARL of DUNRAVEN Price : £22 5047 COMPTON CASTLE BR Sets Where marked ‘(B)’- includes a Smokebox 5047 (B) EARL of DARTMOUTH numberplate and a Shedplate. Price : £26 5049 (B) EARL of PLYMOUTH (D/C 1959) (B) gwr 359 HILDA Ex- L&MMR 5050 DEVIZES CASTLE gwr 2192 ASHBURNHAM Ex- BP&GVR 5050 (B) EARL of St GERMANS (B) gwr 2193 BURRY PORT do. 5054 (B) EARL of DUCIE (B) gwr 2194 KIDWELLY do. 5057 (B) EARL WALDEGRAVE (D/C 1958) gwr 2195 CWM MAWR do. 5058 NEWPORT CASTLE (B) gwr 2196 GWENDRAETH do. 5059 (B) EARL St ALDWYN gwr 2197 PIONEER do. 5061 (B) EARL of BIRKENHEAD (D/C 1958) 5062 TENBY CASTLE GWR TENDER ENGINES 5062 (B) EARL of SHAFTESBURY GWR SETS : A Pair of Nameplates; Pair of Cabside No. 5063 THORNBURY CASTLE Plates , a Caution plate, and Tender No.plate. Price : £24 5063 (B) EARL BALDWIN BR SETS : Where marked ‘(B)’ includes a Smokebox No.plate & a Shedplate(of your choice). Where marked 5064 TRETOWER CASTLE ‘(Bo)’, are ONLY available as BR sets, as they were not 5064 (B) BISHOP’S CASTLE (D/C 1958) built, or not named until BR days. 5066 (Bo) SIR FELIX POLE (D/C 1959) DE GLEHN COMPOUND 4-4-2 (SPECIAL SET) Price : £30 5067 (B) ST FAGANS CASTLE 102 LA FRANCE Includes a pair of Belfort (French) 5069 (B) ISAMBARD KINGDOM BRUNEL (D/C 1958) 103 PRESIDENT worksplates; & a pr. of 2-layer 5070 (B) SIR DANIEL GOOCH 104 ALLIANCE GWR Coat-of-Arms 5071 (B) SPITFIRE (D/C 1959) CHURCHWARD’S PACIFIC 4-6-2 SPECIAL Price : £28 5072 COMPTON CASTLE 111 THE GREAT BEAR Includes a pair of 2-layer 5072 (B) HURRICANE cast Swindon Worksplates 5073 (B) BLENHEIM (D/C 1959) 5074 (B) HAMPDEN (D/C 1961) HAWKSWORTH COUNTY CLASS 4-6-0 5075 DEVIZES CASTLE After being fitted with Double Chimneys (dates below) , 5075 (B) WELLINGTON some locos carried an ‘SC’ plate below their shedplate. 5076 (B) GLADIATOR If “SC” plate required , please ask , and add £1 to order. 5077 (B) FAIREY BATTLE (B) 1000 COUNTY of MIDDLESEX D/C 1958 5078 (B) BEAUFORT (D/C 1961) (B) 1001 COUNTY of BUCKS D/C 1957 5079 (B) LYSANDER (B) 1002 COUNTY of BERKS D/C 1958 5080 (B) DEFIANT (B) 1003 COUNTY of WILTS D/C 1957 5081 (B) LOCKHEED HUDSON (B) 1004 COUNTY of SOMERSET D/C 1957 5082 (B) SWORDFISH (D/C 1961) (B) 1005 COUNTY of DEVON D/C 1958 5083 (B) BATH ABBEY (Bo) 1006 COUNTY of CORNWALL D/C 1958 5084 (B) READING ABBEY (D/C 1958) (Bo) 1007 COUNTY of BRECKNOCK D/C 1957 5085 (B) EVESHAM ABBEY (B) 1008 COUNTY of CARDIGAN D/C 1958 5086 (B) VISCOUNT HORNE (Bo) 1009 COUNTY of CARMARTHEN D/C 1956 5087 (B) TINTERN ABBEY (Bo) 1010 COUNTY of CAERNARVON D/C 1957 5088 (B) LLANTHONY ABBEY (D/C 1958) (B) 1011 COUNTY of CHESTER D/C 1958 5089 (B) WESTMINSTER ABBEY (B) 1012 COUNTY of DENBIGH D/C 1957 5090 (B) NEATH ABBEY (B) 1013 COUNTY of DORSET D/C 1958 5091 (B) CLEEVE ABBEY (Bo) 1014 COUNTY of GLAMORGAN D/C 1958 5092 (B) TRESCO ABBEY (D/C 1961) (B) 1015 COUNTY of GLOUCESTER D/C 1958 5094 (B) TRETOWER CASTLE (D/C 1960) (B) 1016 COUNTY of HANTS D/C 1957 5095 (B) BARBURY CASTLE (D/C 1958) (B) 1017 COUNTY of HEREFORD D/C 1959 5096 (B) BRIDGWATER CASTLE (D/C 1959) (B) 1018 COUNTY of LEICESTER D/C 1959 5099 (B) COMPTON CASTLE (B) 1019 COUNTY of MERIONETH D/C 1959 7000 (Bo) VISCOUNT PORTAL (B) 1020 COUNTY of MONMOUTH D/C 1958 7001 (Bo) SIR JAMES MILNE (D/C 1960) (B) 1021 COUNTY of MONTGOMERY D/C 1959 7002 (B) DEVIZES CASTLE (D/C 1961) (B) 1022 COUNTY of NORTHAMPTON D/C 1956 7005 (Bo) SIR EDWARD ELGAR (B) 1023 COUNTY of OXFORD D/C 1957 7007 (Bo) GREAT WESTERN (D/C 1961) (B) 1024 COUNTY of PEMBROKE D/C 1958 7011 (Bo) BANBURY CASTLE (B) 1025 COUNTY of RADNOR D/C 1959 7013 (Bo) BRISTOL CASTLE (D/C 1958) (B) 1026 COUNTY of SALOP D/C 1958 7014 (Bo) CAERHAYS CASTLE (D/C 1959) (B) 1027 COUNTY of STAFFORD D/C 1956 7015 (Bo) CARN BREA CASTLE (D/C 1959) (B) 1028 COUNTY of WARWICK D/C 1958 7016 (Bo) CHESTER CASTLE (B) 1029 COUNTY of WORCESTER D/C 1959 7017 (Bo) G.J.CHURCHWARD DEAN “ DUKE ” CLASS 4-4-0 7020 (Bo) GLOUCESTER CASTLE (D/C 1961) These older 4-4-0s are available as below. The pre-1912 7021 (Bo) HAVERFORDWEST CASTLE (D/C 1961) period require the cast Swindon worksplates, only 7026 (Bo) TENBY CASTLE supplied to Special Order – please ask for a Quotation. 7027 (Bo) THORNBURY CASTLE (ST) are the original Straight Nameplates, replaced in 1905. 7028 (Bo) CADBURY CASTLE (D/C 1961) st 1912 1 No. BR No. 7029 (Bo) CLUN CASTLE (D/C 1959) No. 7033 (Bo) HARTLEBURY CASTLE (D/C 1959) 3252 (ST) - - DUKE of CORNWALL 7035 (Bo) OGMORE CASTLE (D/C 1960) 3252 3252 - DUKE of CORNWALL 7036 (Bo) TAUNTON CASTLE (D/C 1959) 3254 3253 - BOSCAWEN 7037 (Bo) SWINDON 3255 3254 9054 CORNUBIA 3256 3255 - EXCALIBUR COLLETT “ HALL” CLASS 4-6-0 3257 3256 - GUINEVERE 4904 (B) BINNEGAR HALL 3259 3258 - THE LIZARD 4909 (B) BLAKESLEY HALL 3261(ST) - - MOUNT EDGCUMBE 4917 (B) CROSSWOOD HALL 3261 3260 - MOUNT EDGCUMBE 4919 (B) DONNINGTON HALL 3263 - - SIR LANCELOT 4920 (B) DUMBLETON HALL 3267 3263 - ST.MICHAEL 4927 (B) FARNBOROUGH HALL 3271 3265 - TRE POL and PEN 4930 (B) HAGLEY HALL 3274 3267 - CORNISHMAN 4931 (B) HANBURY HALL 3276 3269 - DARTMOOR 4939 (B) LITTLETON HALL 3280 - - FALMOUTH 4941 (B) LLANGEDWYN HALL 3283(ST) - - MOUNTS BAY 4942 (B) MAINDY HALL 3283 3273 - MOUNTS BAY 4944 (B) MIDDLETON HALL 3287(ST) - - ST.AGNES 4945 (B) MILLIGAN HALL 3288 3277 - ISLE of TRESCO 4947 (B) NANHORAN HALL 3291 3280 - TREGENNA 4949 (B) PACKWOOD HALL 3312 - - BULLDOG 4951 (B) PENDEFORD HALL 3315 3283 9083 COMET 4965 (B) ROOD ASHTON HALL 3316 - - ISLE of GUERNSEY 4966 (B) SHAKENHURST HALL 3317 3284 9084 ISLE of JERSEY 4967 (B) SHIRENEWTON HALL 3318 - - JUPITER 4972 (B) SAINT BRIDES HALL 3320 3286 - METEOR 4975 (B) UMBERSLADE HALL DEAN “ BULLDOG ” CLASS 4-4-0 4981 (B) ABBERLEY HALL 3263 3302 - SIR LANCELOT 4984 (B) ALBRIGHTON HALL 3289 3308 - FALMOUTH 4994 (B) DOWNTON HALL 3312 3311 - BULLDOG 4999 (B) GOPSAL HALL 3316 3312 - ISLE of GUERNSEY 5900 (B) HINDERTON HALL 3318 3313 - JUPITER 5904 (B) KELHAM HALL 3324 3315 - QUANTOCK 5908 (B) MORETON HALL 3416 3364 - FRANK BIBBY 5917 (B) WESTMINSTER HALL 3427 3375 - SIR WATKIN WYNN 5923 (B) COLSTON HALL 3430 3378 - RIVER TAWE 5934 (B) KNELLER HALL 3445 3383 - ILFRACOMBE 5936 (B) OAKLEY HALL 3455 3393 - AUSTRALIA 5940 (B) WHITBOURNE HALL 3457 3395 - TASMANIA 5942 (B) DOLDOWLOD HALL 3461 3399 - OTTAWA 5945 (B) LECKHAMPTON HALL 3462 3400 - WINNIPEG 5948 (B) SIDDINGTON HALL 3464 3402 - JAMAICA 5954 (B) FAENDRE HALL - 3417 - LORD MILDMAY of FLETE 5957 (B) HUTTON HALL - 3442 - BULLFINCH 5960 (B) SAINT EDMUND HALL - 3443 - CHAFFINCH 5961 (B) TOYNBEE HALL - 3444 - CORMORANT 5962 (B) WANTAGE HALL - 3445 - FLAMINGO 5969 (B) HONINGTON HALL - 3446 - GOLDFINCH 5978 (B) BODINNICK HALL - 3449 - NIGHTINGALE 5980 (B) DINGLEY HALL - 3452 - PENGUIN 6903 (B) BELMONT HALL - 3453 - SEAGULL 6906 (B) CHICHELEY HALL - 3454 - SKYLARK 6910 (B) GOSSINGTON HALL - 3455 - STARLING 6920 (B) BARNINGHAM HALL COLLETT “ EARL” CLASS ( DUKEDOG ) Re-built 4-4-0 6928 (B) UNDERLEY HALL - 3211 - EARL of DUCIE 6930 (B) ALDERSEY HALL - 3217 - EARL of BERKELEY-preserved 6934 (B) BEACHAMWELL HALL - 3265 9065 TRE POL and PEN 6937 (B) CONYNGHAM HALL DEAN “ CITY ” CLASS 4-4-0 6938 (B) CORNDEAN HALL - 3713 - CITY of CHESTER 6941 (B) FILLONGLEY HALL - 3714 - CITY of GLOUCESTER 6945 (B) GLASFRYN HALL - 3716 - CITY of LONDON 6952 (B) KIMBERLEY HALL - 3717 - CITY of TRURO - 3718 - CITY of WINCHESTER HAWKSWORTH “ MODIFIED HALL “ 4-6-0 DEAN “ BADMINTON ” CLASS 4-4-0 6959 (B) PEATLING HALL - 4100 - BADMINTON 6960 (B) RAVENINGHAM HALL - 4106 - GROSVENOR 6966 (B) WITCHINGHAM HALL - 4110 - CHARLES MORTIMER 6968 (B) WOODCOCK HALL 6972 (B) BENINGBROUGH HALL DEAN “ ATBARA ” CLASS 4-4-0 6973 (B) BRICKLEHAMPTON HALL - 4121 - BADEN POWELL 6980 (B) LLANRUMNEY HALL - 4143 - CAPE TOWN - 4145 - DUNEDIN 6983 (Bo) OTTERINGTON HALL - 4148 - SINGAPORE 6990 (Bo) WITHERSLACK HALL 6991 (Bo) ACTON BURNELL HALL CHURCHWARD “ FLOWER ” CLASS 4-4-0 6992 (Bo) ARBORFIELD HALL - 4152 - CALENDULA 6997 (Bo) BRYN-IVOR HALL - 4153 - CAMELLIA 6998 (Bo) BURTON AGNES HALL 4106 - - CAMPANULA 6999 (Bo) CAPEL DEWI HALL - 4156 - GARDENIA 7900 (Bo) SAINT PETER’S HALL - 4158 - PETUNIA 7901 (Bo) DODINGTON HALL - 4160 - CARNATION 7904 (Bo) FOUNTAINS HALL 7911 (Bo) LADY MARGARET HALL CHURCHWARD “ COUNTY ” CLASS 4-4-0 7913 (Bo) LITTLE WYRLEY HALL 3800 - COUNTY of MIDDLESEX 7914 (Bo) LLEWENI HALL 3814 - COUNTY of CHESTER 7917 (Bo) NORTH ASTON HALL 3824 - COUNTY of CORNWALL 7918 (Bo) RHOSE WOOD HALL 3827 - COUNTY of GLOUCESTER 7924 (Bo) THORNYCROFT HALL 3831 - COUNTY of BERKS 3838 - COUNTY of GLAMORGAN COLLETT “ KING “ CLASS 4-6-0 For Double Chimney Rebuilds (dates below) please ask for CHURCHWARD “ SAINT ” CLASS 4-6-0 an
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