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Catalogue for Auction Sale of Railwayana BLAKEY LANE, THIRSK, YO7 3AB 01845 523165 www.thirskmarket.co.uk CATALOGUE FOR AUCTION SALE OF RAILWAYANA Over 600 lots entered SATURDAY 10 JUNE 2017 SALE STARTS 10.30 AM Viewing on day from 8.30am 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 23 SEPTEMBER 2017 1 1979 LONDON TRANSPORT DOUBLE-ROYAL POSTER 'TRAVEL DOWN MEMORY LANE - HORSE DRAWN BUS SERVICE' 2 CUNEO UNFRAMED L/E PRINT (156) 850 ' CORNISH RIVIERA EXPRESS' 3 NER CONICAL LONG- SPOUTED OIL CAN 4 BOXED DAPOL 00 GAUGE MODEL LOCOMOTIVE - 4090 DORCHESTER CASTLE (IN WORKING ORDER) 5 LIMA 00 GUAGE MODEL LOCOMOTIVE - KING GEORGE V IN WORKING ORDER) 6 COLLECTION OF SOUTHERN RAILWAY PAPERWORK - (LUGGAGE LABELS/TICKETS/SEAT RESERVATIONS ETC) 7 ALAN FEARNLEY UNFRAMED PRINT 'DAINTON CONQUERED ' AND DAVID SHEPHERD PRINT '92203/750 29" 8 ISLE OF MAN STEAM PACKET CO LTD POSTER 'ISLE OF MAN FOR HOLIDAYS FROM LIVERPOOL' 9 C/1 SHED PLATE 74B RAMSGATE (EASTLEIGH TRIANGLE ON BACK) 10 WOODEN SIGN 'DANGER BEWARE OF TRAINS' 2 ORIGINAL BOLTS 11 FOLDER OF 3 GWR CERTIFICATES AWARDED TO 'J LUPTON IN 1935/1936/1938) PLUS AN EXAM PAPER RELATING TO THE 1936 AWARD 12 A FILING BOX OF SUNDRY GWR PAPERWORK 13 1968 (BR)SC POSTER 'HOWS IT GOING - QUEEN ST STATION (GLASGOW) MODERNISATION 14 2 LARGE GWR OFFICIAL PHOTOS OF LOCOS 2428/3338 15 2 LARGE GWR OFFICAL PHOTOS (FRAMED/GLAZED) OF LOCOS 3031/2884 16 BR POSTER - VISIT THE RAILWAY MUSEUM YORK (MINT CONDITION) 17 A BR METAL FIRST AID BOX 18 A L/E 1472/3000 ALUMINIMUM PLAQUE OF GWR LOCO 6000 KING GEORGE 5 - CAST AT SWINDON 19 A L/E (233/1000 PAINTED ALUMINIMUM PLAQUE OF GWR LOCO 6000 KING GEORGE 5 - MADE AT SWINDON TO CELEBRATE THE GOLDEN JUBILEE (1927/1977) OF THE LOCOMOTIVE BEING BUILT 20 2 UNIQUE 1980'S POSTERS FROM NETWORK SOUTH EAST APOLOGISING FOR DELAYS DUE TO LEAF FALL (THIS WAS THE FIRST TIME IN 150 YEARS THAT RAILWAYS HAD BLAMED LEAVES FOR DELAYS! 21 C/1 SHEDPLATE 24C LOSTOCK HALL 22 CUNEO UNFRAMED L/E PRINT (156/850) CLAPHAM JUNCTION (WITH CERTIFICATE) 23 3 MODERN WAGON DESTINATION PLATES (BARDON HILL/CROFT/ASHFORDBY MINE) 24 C/I HOIST LOADING WARNING SIGN 25 9 BR HANDBILLS (1954-57) EXCURSIONS TO CLACTON ON SEA AND BRIGHTON 26 'D' WAGON PLATE M STANDARD 13 TONS 479504 27 'D' WAGON PLATE - ASHFORD (1949) 13 TONS 312660 28 'D' WAGON PLATE - POWELL DUFFRYN WAGON CO 970188 29 BR(M) VACUUM GUAGE 30 2 NETWORK SOUTH EAST POSTERS - 'THE BARGAINS START WHEN THE RUSH STOPS' AND 'NETWORK GOLD CARD' 31 CUNEO UNFRAMED PRINT (L/E 156/850) -46245 CITY OF LONDON (WITH CERTIFICATE) 32 18 GWR INFLAMMABLE WAGON CARDS AND A FOLDED MAP (IN WALLET) OF GWR RAIL SYSTEM 33 6 DMU SPRINTER BODY TRANSFERS - 3 X SPRINTED 3 X RUNNING MAN 2 BEAR LABELS 'SPRINTER SYMBOLS - NEVILLE HILL HST DEPOT 28.1.88 34 1988 NETWORK SOUTH EAST INTERCITY POSTER 'NOTIONAL SQUASH CHAMPIONSHIPS AT BRISTOL OLD STATION, TEMPLE MEADS 35 BOX OF BROKEN CERAMICS FROM 7 DIFFERENT RAILWAY COMPANIES - MOST SHOWING CO. TITLE 36 TRAY OF SUNDRY RAILWAY ITEMS (9) METAL/PICTURES ETC 37 HBR TRAINING POSTERS 38 BAG OF APPROX 370 LUGGAGE LABELS (FROM NUMEROUS PRE - GROUPING RAILWAY COMPANIES 39 THREE UNFRAMED BLACK & WHITE PRINTS 'ENGINE HOUSE, SWINDON GOODS SHED, BRISTOL, ST JAMES BRIDGE & STATION BATH 40 10 HORNBY DOUBLE 00 WAGONS 41 RAILWAY APPENDICES 42 CITY OF LICHFIELD PICTURE 43 FRAMED & GLAZED CARRIAGE PRINT OF WINCHESTER CAHEDRAL BY BUCKLE 44 FRAMED & GLAZED CARRIAGE PRINT OF LOCH LOMOND BY MASON 45 FRAMED & GLAZED CARRIAGE PRINT OF CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL BY BUCKLE 46 FRAMED & GLAZED CARRIAGE PRINT OF RIVER TWEED AND NEIDPATCH CASTLE BY J MERRIOTT 47 SUNDRY LOT 48 DAVID WERTON LTD EDITION PRINT STEAM ON SHED 151/500 49 HOME SIGNAL COMPLETE WITH ASPECTS P CASTING 50 REPRODUCTION POSTER 'SERVICE BY NIGHT FR REPRODUCTION POSTER' SERVICE BY NIGHT' FRAMED AND GLAZED 51 ORIGINAL FRAMED & GLAZED LAND REGISTRY MAP OF COUNTY OF LANCASTER DISTRICT OF DISTRICT OF GOLDBOINE 52 4 BRM SAUCERS PLUS 4 CALEDONIAN STEAM PACKET SAUCERS 53 3 X REPRODUCTION ITEMS (2 SHED CODES) + 3 ENAMEL SIGNS (6 ITEMS) 54 FOOTBRIDGE PLATE FROM CAREBY LINCS (87ML 42 CHAINS TO LONDON 55 CAST PLATE DPD ALARM POINT 56 OTNATE CAST IRON FLY DOOR FROM A NER STATION WAITING ROOM 57 NER FULL TITLE TRESSPASS NOTICE BY DUNNELL 58 NER BRIDGE PLATE NO 32 59 W/PLATE BUTERLEY & CO BUILDERS CODNER PARK 60 WHITE STAR LINE MARKED SUNDAE DISH LEAD CRYSTAL 61 CARRIAGE PRINT CLEOPATRS NEEDLE LONDON EMBANKMENT (RARE) 62 LMS TRAIN LIGHTING DISTFUSE BOX COVER UNRESTORED 63 FIREING SHOVEL (LONG HANDLE) TYPE 64 LNER GUARDS POCKET WATCH (NEEDS ADJUSTING) NO 1841 WITH CHAIN 65 6 MIXED DOUBLE SIDED CALLING AT BOARDS INTERESTING LOCATIONS (6) 66 6 MIXED DOUBLE SIDED CALLING AT BOARDS INTERESTING LOCATIONS (6 IN TOTAL) 67 6 MIXED DOUBLE SIDED CALLING AT BOARDS INTERESTING LOCATIONS ( 6 IN TOTAL) 68 LMS NO 124 BRIDGE PLATE (UNRESTORED) 69 SHUT & FASTEN GATE (UNRESTORED) 70 3 TOOLS ALL STAMPED VARIOUS COMPANIES PLUS REPRODUCTION 73 A SHED PLATE 71 3 BR HANDLAMPS 72 BR FOGMANS HANDLAMP 73 GREAT NORTHERN HANDLAMP COMPLETE 74 2 X BR HANDLAMPS PLUS A GENERAL PURPOSE 75 PAIR OF CROSSING GATE LAMPS 76 5 SIGNAL LAMP INTERIORS (5 ITEMS LMS ETC 77 BRM TAIL LAMP & BRM SIGNAL LAMPS PLUS BOX OF BR MANTERS 78 A PAIR OF CLASS 66 BOGIE PLATES (FRAGILE 79 A MIXED RLY FULL TITLE TRESSPASS NOTICE (1899) UNRESTORED 80 NER ENAMEL BLUE POSTER HEADER BOARD 81 NER FULL TITLE TRESPASS NOTICE (UNRESTORED) 82 7 PICTORAL COLOUR POSTERS INC SETTLE & CARLISLE 83 4 BRASS HUB CAPS, NER DOUBLE COAT HOOK & 2 NER DRAW HANDLES 84 NER TELEPHONE (SALTBURN - BROTTON) IVORINE PLATE 85 PAIR OF CAST IRON WAGON PLATES 86 LMS 522706 WAGON PLATE 87 DARLINGTON LNER 1947 WAGON PLATE 88 LMS REGISTRATION PLATE 20 TONS 1940 89 LMS (PETERBOROUGH) 1937 WEDGEWOOD CATHEDRAL PLATE 90 LNER (ELY) 1937 WEDGEWOOD CATHEDRAL PLATE 91 COPMANTHORPE YORK WOODEN SIGNAL BOX NAMEBOARD 92 A BOX OF BILLS, TIMETABLES, TICKET ROLLS, GUIDES, MIDLAND RED ETC 93 TRIANG SHIP (PRETORIA) IN ORIGINAL BOX 94 OVER 100 CLASS 40 B/W REAL PHOTOGRAPHS (NOT DIGITAL) WITH DATES + LOCATIONS 95 OVER 200 CLASS 31 B/W PHOTOGRAPHS (NOT DIGITAL) WITH DATES + LOCATIONS 96 ROBIN HOODS BAY/WHITBY 1959 POSTER/HANDBILL FRAMED/GLAZED 97 BTC HANDBOOK FOR QUALITY STEAM LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEMAN 1957( AREA MANAGERS COPY 'TAYLOR TYNE) 98 MET - CAMMELL 1955 WAGON PLATE DB992597 99 CRAVENS CARRIAGE + WAGON CO 1951 LOT 2274 B380373 100 DARLINGTON 1949 12T PLATE B740470 101 RAILWAY HARDWARE, 2 DIFFERENT SIGNAL LEVER RINGS LNER + NER PLUS KEY MARKED (BR SALOON + CORRIDOR) 102 RAILWAY PAPERWORK BOOKLETS VIDEOS ETC 103 CARRIAGE PRINT 'BLYTHBURGH' NR HALESWORTH SUFFOLK 104 EARLY ENGRAVED BRASS GWR PLATE '30' EX SWINDON WORKS 105 ORIGINAL LNER 1938 ADVERT, LNER BUFFET CAR DECORATED BY REXINE, TO THE REQUIREMENT OF HN GRESSLEY, FRAMED & GLAZED 106 OVER 120 CLASS 37 B/W REAL PHOTOGRAPHS, NOT DIGITAL, WITH DATES + LOCATIONS ETC 107 AN ALBUM OF VINTAGE B/W PHOTOGRAPHS DATE + LOCATIONS A RAILWAY ENTHUSIAST PHOTO COLLECTION FROM 1950 -1960 S 108 BOX OF COLLECTABLES, DINKY AIRCRAFT, COMET, BADGES ETC 109 THORPE THEWLES VIADUCT DAYS BEFORE DEMOLITION FROM THE LENS OF IVAN HERRINGTON AS ENTERED FOR EXHIBITION, FRAMED & GLAZED 110 THORPE THEWLES VIADUCT DEMOLISHED AS ENTERED FOR EXHIBITION 111 YORK STATION BYCYCLES i HARRINGTON EXHIBITION PHOTOGRAPH 112 SHILDON 1957 22T WAGON PLATE 113 31 DIFFERENT PRE GROUPING DIVIDEND SHARE/STOCK CERTIFICATES 114 COLLECTION OF DIESEL LOCO VYNIL SHEDCODES 115 A BOX OF RAILWAY BOOKS ETC 115A SIMILAR LOT 116 RAILWAY PHOTOGRAPHS 116A A SIMILAR LOT 117 BOX OF RAILWAY EMPHERA 117A A SIMILAR LOT 118 A QUANTITY OF AUTOMOBILE MAGAZINES FROM THE 1950 AND 1960 S LOTS OF PERIOD ADVERTS 118A A SUNDRY LOT 119 BOX OF B/W STEAM LOCO PHOTOGRAPHS 120 BOX OF LARGER FORMAT STEAM PHOTOS 121 FOUR '0' GAUGE WAGONS 122 A QUANTITY OF '0' GAUGE SLEEPERED GARDEN RAILWAY TRACK 123 A QUANTITY OF '0' GAUGE SLEEPERED GARDEN RAILWAY POINTS 124 A BOX OF 100 RAILWAY SLIDES 125 A BOX OF APPROX 400 RAILWAY POSTCARDS 126 BOX OF MISC RAILWAY ITEMS INC BOOKS, DVDS, PHOTOGRAPHS, WYVERN PAPERWEIGHT AND A BRITISH RAIL OPERATED CLOCK 127 A YORK COACHPLATE LOT 30816 FROM COACH NO 30816 FROM COACH NO 62367 128 A SHED PLATE 55C FARNLEY JUNCTION OR HEALEY MILLS 129 A YORK COACH PLATE LOT 30839 1972 130 3 RAILWAY BOOKS 131 A 9 X 5 WORKSPLATE LNER NO 69774 DARLI A 9 X 5 WORKSPLATE LNER NO 69774 DARLINGTON 1910 FROM AN A7 LOCO W/D 1954 132 FRAMED GNR COAT OF ARMS 133 LNER CUTLERY X 6 PCS 134 FRAMED POSTER SALTBURN 135 POSTER 'CLEAR ROAD AHEAD' FRAMED 136 WAGON PLATE 'M' 13 TONS 137 WAGON PLATE 'E' 21 TONS 138 FRAMED COLLECTION OF RAILWAY STAMPS (3) 139 FRAMED COLLECTION OF YORK LUGGAGE LABELS 140 POSTER COAST DALE & BORDERLAND, ANCIENT CASTLES & HADRIANS WALLS FRAMED 141 SOUTHERN RAILWAY GENERAL SYSTEM MAP FRAMED 142 LARGE BRASS HUDSWELL 'BONNET PLATE' FROM A DIESEL LOCO THE FOLLOWING LOTS (143 – 149) ARE FLAME CUT CABSIDES FROM VARIOUS CLASSES OF BR DIESEL MOST REQUIRE TRIMMING 143 CLASS 47358 144 CLASS 47197 145 CLASS 47150 146 CLASS 47150 147 CLASS 56021 148 CLASS 56083 149 FLAME CUT PLATE CLASS 31/1 WEIGHT & SPEEED INDICATOR 150 A BRASS CARTAGE HUBCAD, WELLS & CO LEEDS 151 AN LLER STAINLESS STEEL CIRCULAR DRINKS TRAY 152 AN LNER CATHEDRAL PLATE ' PETERBROUGH' FROM THE SCARCE SECOND SERIES OF 1948 IN PERFECT UNDAMAGED CONDITION 153 AN LMS HOTELS SMALL PEWTER SPIRIT MEASURE (GILL) 154 AN LNER GUARDS COMBINATION GAS KEY 155 AN OLD STONEWARE FLAGON
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