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Auction Sale Th Thursday 28 November 2019 AUCTION SALE TH THURSDAY 28 NOVEMBER 2019 AT 10.30 AM PRIVATE COLLECTIONS OF MODEL RAILWAY COMPRISING A 3 ½ INCH GAUGE LIVE STEAM STEPHENSONS ROCKET LOCOMOTIVE ‘O’ GAUGE MODEL RAILWAY Comprising 29 STEAM and DIESEL LOCOMOTIVES, 53 COACHES and 124 ROLLING STOCK, BUILDINGS, TRACK and ACCESSORIES. ‘OO’ GAUGE MODEL RAILWAY Comprising 4 BOXED SETS, 57 STEAM and DIESEL LOCOMOTIVES, 49 COACHES and 147 ROLLING STOCK, BUILDINGS, TRACK and ACCESSORIES, ASSORTED BOOKS ETC. ITEMS ON VIEW:- WEDNESDAY 27TH NOVEMBER 2019 - 10.00am to 8.00pm and MORNING OF SALE 9.00am onwards The Mart Sale Room, 32 Roman Bank, Skegness, Lincs, PE25 2SL http://www.hunters.com/skegness-auctions [email protected] 01754 766061 RAILWAY BOOKS 1 Railway Modelling Books, Track Mats, etc. 2 Set of 12 Terence Cuneo Ltd Edn prints in folder. 3 10 Hardback Railway Books 4 11 Hardback Railway Books 5 11 Hardback and 1 paperback Railway Books 6 13 Paperback Railway Books 7 11 Model Railway Books 8 Assorted Railway Books and Catalogues 9 Flying Scotsman Ltd Edn Plate ‘OO’ GAUGE MODEL RAILWAY EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES 10 9 Cardboard and Plastic Buildings and Model Kits incl. Metcalfe, Wills and Superquick 11 Cardboard Engine Shed, Water Tower, etc 12 Cardboard Triple Spam Bus Station. 13 Cardboard Shops with Flats over and Pavements 14 Cardboard Church and White Cottage 15 Cardboard Terraced back to back Houses with Pavements 16 Cardboard Warehouse and Works 17 Cardboard Public House and Stone Effect Houses 18 Cardboard unloading Warehouses and Signal Box 19 Cardboard House incorp. Corner Shops. 20 Cardboard Railway Station, Footbridge and other Buildings 21 Cardboard Brewery Buildings 22 Cardboard Railway Station. 23 Cardboard Railway Station. 24 5 Level Crossings 25 10 Hornby Electric Points with Motors 26 Assorted lengths of tracks – mostly Hornby 27 Assorted Controllers incl. Gaugemaster with wiring 28 Electric Wiring, points switches and drawers of fixings 29 Trees, etc 30 Bundle of assorted straight Track 31 Plastic trackside Fencing 32 Hornby electric Turntable 33 Hornby Manual Turntable 34 Modelling Materials incl. Ballast, Background sheets, figures, etc. 35 4 Hornby Girder Bridges 36 7 Model Kits incl. Sheds, Water Towers, figures, Crane and footbridge. 37 Boxed Hornby Select digital Controller 38 3 Boxed Wills Crafts Man models kits, 2 Girder Bridges and Signal Box 39 2 Boxed Wills (CK16) Craftsman Country Station Kits 40 5 Boxed Peco Longer points 41 10 Boxed Peco Right Hand points 42 6 Boxed Peco Left Hand points 43 8 Boxed Peco Lineside Kits incl. Bridge sides and gates 44 Boxed Hornby operating Turntable set 45 4 packs of 3 Bachmann (36-004) Flatbed Containers 46 5 packs of Peco Single Track Level Crossings with Gates 47 5 Packs of Hornby Single Track Level Crossings 48 Boxed Hornby Double Level Crossing, Footbridge and Buffer Stop 49 Boxed Ratio Trackside 504 Station Building 50 2 boxed Hornby double Track Level Crossing 51 3 Packs of Hornby R169 Junction Home Signal Gantries 52 3 Packs of Hornby R170 Junction Distant Signal Gantries 53 2 Packs of Hornby R170 Junction Distant Signal Gantry and R171 Single Home Signal Gantry 54 7 Packs of Wills Trackside Accessories 55 10 Ratio Trackside Accessory Packs 56 9 Model Scene Accessory Packs 57 10 Dapol, Scale Link, Linka and Knightwing Accessory Packs 58 Railway Accessories incl. Signals, track and telegraph poles 59 Lima and HM Duette Transformers 60 Engine Sheds, Stations, etc by Rovex, Dublo, etc 61 Straight track, Platforms, Tunnel Ends and illuminated light stenchions 62 30 small plastic drawers of fixings 63 Packs of signs and figures 64 23 pieces of Peco straight track 36 inch long ‘OO’ GAUGE ROLLING STOCK UNBOXED 65 10 Triang American Wagons incl. Coaches, twin bogey Wagons 66 13 Assorted Wagons incl. Car Transporter, Wagons, Tanker, etc 67 6 Assorted Wagons 68 8 Assorted Wagons 69 7 Assorted Wagons plus 2 ‘N’ Gauge 70 5 Assorted Wagons 71 7 Joeuf Wagons 72 4 Lima / Bachmann Wagons 73 8 Hornby Wagons 74 15 Hornby Dublo Wagons incl. 25 ton LMS Crane ‘OO’ GAUGE ROLLING STOCK BOXED 75 Hornby track cleaning Wagon 76 Bachmann motorised Gandy Dancer 77 4 Lima, Grafar and GMR Wagons 78 6 Bachmann Wagons 79 5 Hornby and Dublo Wagons 80 5 Hornby Wagons incl. 2 Harvey Bros. Coningsby 81 5 Hornby Wagons 82 8 Dapol Wagons 83 8 Dapol Wagons 84 7 Dapol Wagons 85 6 Dapol Wagons 86 4 Bachmann GWR Bogie Well Wagons and Bogie Bolster Wagon 87 EHNO Amtrax Crane Car with boom and twin bogie Tender 88 Lima Motorail Car transporter with 6 Ford Capri Motor Cars 89 Hornby R147 Closed Railfreight Van with R215 Harvey Bros cattle Wagon 90 Hornby Dublo TPO Mail Van (no accessories) with single arm signal. ‘OO’ GAUGE COACHES UNBOXED 91 3 Hornby BR Crimson and Cream Coaches 92 3 Lima LM Maroon Coaches 93 4 Triang BR Maroon/Maroon and Cream Coaches 94 5 Pullman Brown and Cream Coaches 95 3 Hornby / Triang LNER teak Coaches 96 6 Hornby Dublo and other tin Coaches in crimson and crimson / cream 97 3 Mainline, Ratio and TTR Coaches 98 Hornby Pullman dining Car ‘Rosemary’ ‘OO’ GAUGE COACHES BOXED 99 2 Hornby Pullman 1st Class Parlour Cars 100 3 Hornby Pullman 1st Class Parlour Cars 101 3 Hornby Pullman 1st Class Parlour Cars 102 3 Hornby Pullman 1st Class Parlour Cars 103 2 Airfix LMS and Intercity Coaches 104 2 Hornby BR Mk1 Composite Coaches 105 2 Hornby BR Mk1 Parcels and Brake Coaches 106 2 Mainline Centenary Brake Coach with Bachmann BR Mk1 Pullman First Kitchen ‘Falcon’ 107 3 Dapol BR Crimson and Cream Centenary Composite Coaches ‘Paddington, Newport, Cardiff, Swansea’. 108 3 Dapol BR Crimson and Cream Centenary Composite Coaches ‘Paddington, Newport, Cardiff, Swansea’. 109 3 Dapol BR Crimson and Cream and Maroon Centenary Composite Coaches ‘Paddington, Newport, Cardiff, Swansea’. 110 2 Dapol BR Suburban Maroon Coaches 111 2 Dapol LMS Maroon Composite Coaches 112 2 Dapol GWR Suburban and BR MkII Brake Coaches 113 Hornby Dublo tin GWR Composite Coach 114 Hornby R417 MkII BR Intercity blue-grey Coach ‘OO’ GAUGE DIESEL LOCOMOTIVES UNBOXED 115 Hornby C.P. Rail Diesel Locomotive no.1404 116 Triang Bo-Bo Class Diesel Electric Locomotive no D5578 117 Triang Bo-Bo Class Diesel Electric Locomotive no D5572 118 BR Pullman Diesel Locomotive 119 Bachmann Warship Class Diesel Locomotive no D823 ‘Hermes’ in BR green 120 Hornby Class 47 Diesel Locomotive no D1738 in BR green 121 Hornby Electric Locomotive no.D7063 in BR Blue 122 Triang Bo-Bo Class 35 Diesel Locomotive no.D5578 in BR Blue and White 123 Triang Bo-Bo Class 35 Diesel Locomotive no.D5572 in BR Green 124 Hornby Class 25 Diesel Locomotive no.25247 in BR Blue 125 Hornby Class 52 Diesel Locomotive no.D1062 ‘Western Courier’ in BR Maroon 126 Lima Class 55 Deltic Diesel Locomotive no.55022 ‘Royal Scots Grey’ in BR Blue 127 Lima Class 55 Deltic Diesel Locomotive no D9003 ‘Meld’ in BR Green. 128 Triang 0-6-0 Diesel Shunter Locomotive no D3035 in BR Green 129 Triang 0-6-0 Diesel Shunter Locomotive no D3035 in BR Green 130 Hornby 0-4-0 Diesel Dock Authority Shunter Locomotive No.3 in Black 131 Hornby Diesel Shunter Locomotive no.08896 ‘Stephen Dent’ in EWS Livery 132 Hornby Dublo 0-6-0 Diesel Shunter Locomotive in BR Green no.D3302 133 Hornby Class 37 Diesel Locomotive in BR Green 134 Hornby Intercity 125 Diesel Locomotive comprising driving and dummy ends with a single Coach in BR blue-grey. 135 2 Lima 0-6-0 Diesel Shunter Locomotives nos.09026 and 09027 in blue 136 Mantana Tyco USA Santa Fe driving and dummy Locomotives, Brake Van and Low Loader 137 Tyco USA Chessie system driving locomotive, Brake Van, and 4 twin bogie Wagons. ‘OO’ GAUGE STEAM LOCOMOTIVES UNBOXED 138 Hornby King Class Tender Locomotive no.6024 ‘King Edward I’ in GWR Green 139 Hornby A4 Pacific Tender Locomotive no.4902 ‘Seagull’ in LNER Blue 140 Triang 4-6-2 Princess Class Tender Locomotive no.46205 ‘Victoria’ in BR Black 141 Mainline 2-6-0 Tender Locomotive no.5328 in BR Black 142 Mainline 4-6-0 Tender Locomotive no.7808 ‘Cookham Manor’ in GWR Green 143 Triang 4-6-2 Princess Class Tender Locomotive no.6201 ‘Princess Elizabeth’ in LMS Maroon 144 Hornby 2-10-0 Class 9F Tender Locomotive no.92220 ‘Evening Star’ in BR Green 145 Hornby 0-6-0 Tank Locomotive ‘Cadley Hill No.1’ in GWR Green 146 Hornby Dublo ‘twin rail’ 0-6-0 Tank Locomotive no.56289 in Br Black 147 Lima 0-6-0 Tank Locomotive no.9420 in BR Black 148 Triang 4-6-0 Hall Class Tender Locomotive no.4983 ‘Albert Hall’ 149 Triang 0-6-0 Saddle Tank Locomotive no.5764 in GWR Green 150 Triang 0-6-2 Prairie Tank Locomotive no.69568 in BR Black 151 Hornby 0-6-0 Saddle Tank Locomotive no.L90 in London Transport Red 152 Triang 2-6-2 Prairie Tank Locomotive no.82004 in BR Green 153 Grafar 0-6-0 Saddle Tank Locomotive no.94101 in GWR Green 154 Early Hornby Class 9F Tender Locomotive no.92220 ‘Evening Star’ in BR Green 155 4 non running Steam and Diesel Locomotives 156 Lima 2-6-2 Pannier Tank Locomotives no.4589 in GWR Green 157 Hornby 4-6-2 Class A4 Pacific Tender Locomotive no.4468 ‘Mallard’ in LNER Blue 158 Hornby 4-6-2 Class A3 Tender Locomotive no.4476 ‘Royal Lancer’ in LNER Green 159 Hornby 2-10-0 Class 9F Tender Locomotive no.92220 ‘Evening Star’ in BR Green 160 Hornby 2-8-0 Class B17 Tender Locomotive no.2857 in BR Black 161 Hornby Dublo ‘twin rail’ 4-6-2 Class Tender Locomotive ‘City of London’ relieved in LMS Maroon 162 Hornby Dublo ‘’three rail’ 0-6-2 Tank Locomotive no.69567 in BR Black 163 Hornby Dublo ‘twin rail’ 0-6-2 Tank Locomotive no.69550 in BR Black 164 Distressed Triang 4-6-2 Tender Locomotive ‘Princess Elizabeth’ re-liveried in black.
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