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1 a BR(S) F/F Enamel Doorplate PARCELS and LEFT LUGGAGE 1 A BR(S) F/F Enamel Doorplate PARCELS AND LEFT LUGGAGE. Minor edge chipping. 18” x 6”. 2 A Signalbox Wooden-Cased Block Bell. C/W small mushroom-shaped bell and ivorine plated FALMER. VG ex signalbox condition. 3 A Boat Badge from HMS Leander. Pentagon-shaped cast bronze with rope design border featuring arm in armour/lance/lotus flowers above wavelet design. Incised LEANDER to rear and 2W in dot pattern. HMS Leander was a cruiser commissioned 1933 and scrapped 1950. Sister ship to HMS Ajax. 5½” x 5½”. 4 An Original Oil Painting 45527 ‘SOUTHPORT’ AT LEEDS (HOLBECK). By Joe Townend GRA, superb three-quarter view of rebuilt patriot catching the sun’s rays inside Holbeck shed. Unframed 20” x 24”. 5 A Flanged Brass-Cased Loco Carriage Heating Pressure Gauge. Dial marked BR-E / LBS. PER. SQ. INCH and graduated 0-150. Label to side reads 60026 MILES BEEVOR and inside marked 60026. From the former L&NER A4 class pacific withdrawn 12/1965. Totally ex loco condition. 4” dia. 6 A Southdown Enamel Bus Stop E Plate 74 SOUTHDOWN NEEDLES ESTATE. Green lettering/white background. The Needles Estate is located at Horsham. VGC. 5⅛” x 4⅞”. 7 An Irish Wagonplate LMS NCC 2528. Rectangular c/i. Repainted. 13⅞” x 6⅞”. 8 A BR(M) F/F Totem WILLESDEN JUNCTION. Closed 1962 on the lines from Euston / Kensington Olympia to Wembley Central. Edge chipping repairs. 9 A Collection of (approx 1000) B/W Negatives featuring Pre-Group / BR Era Steam. All medium format negatives in individual packets giving date, loco, location etc along with index sheets dating from 1947 to preservation in 1975 (some colour images). All regions except Scotland noted from tank to pacific classes and including Isle of Wight. Also includes examples of b/w images taken from the negs. Copyright to buyer. Viewing recommended. 10 A GWR/BR(W) Loco Cab Notice CAUTION DO NOT LOOK OVER OR PASS ALONG THE SIDE OF THIS CAB WHEN NEAR BRIDGES TUNNELS LOADGAUGES OR COAL STAGES. JAN 1909. C/I, red oxide. 11¾” x 7¼”. 11 An LB&SCR Oil/Paraffin Container. Circular steel body stamped LB&SCR and oval brass plated LONDON BRIGHTON AND SOUTH COAST RAILWAY COMPANY. Reducing cone stamped 1 QT / LB&SCR and steel plated PRESTON PARK. VGC. 4½” dia, 7¾” h. 12 A Smokebox Door Handle. Forged steel c/w square fixing hole originating from class 7P 4-6-0 46101 ‘Royal Scots Grey’. Removed by vendor upon withdrawal. Repainted. 14¾” long. 13 A Flangeless Enamel Sign SOUTHERN Rly. ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT NO ADMITTANCE. Green target symbol/black lettering on white background. Screw hole/edge/corner enamel loss. 17” x 9”. 14 An L&SWR Official B/W Works Photograph of G16 Class 4-8-0T 492. Dating from 1921, image is a side elevation in photographic grey livery. C/W original dark wood glazed frame. From the drawing office at Eastleigh Works. VGC. Image size 22¼” x 13”. 15 A Reproduction Smokebox Numberplate 60025. C/I, original affixed to A4 pacific ‘Falcon’. Very very convincing!! 16 A Publication LONDON BRIGHTON & SOUTH COAST RAILWAY. APPENDIX TO THE SERVICE TIME TABLE AND TO THE BOOK OF GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS….AUGUST, 1922, AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. Minor creasing to covers otherwise VGC. 17 A Metropolitan RailwaY Heraldic Device. Quartered shield within heavy velvet drapes surmounted by clenched fist METROPOLITAN RAILWAY in scroll below and THIRD to top. Mounted on varnished plywood backing. VGC. 20” x 24”. 18 An Album containing SR ‘Glasshouse’/Brick Built Signalbox Views. B/W (inc official images) and colour from large format to postcard size along with a selection of relevant magazine articles. A nicely presented/interesting album. 19 A ‘SYx’ Wooden-Cased Signalbox Switching Out Instrument. Brass revolving IN/OUT indicator, W.R. SYX brass plate to top, enamel plated HOVE A to front. Slight loss to top of case. Good ex signalbox condition. 20 An Enamel Sign SOUTHERN RAILWAY THE CONDITIONS UPON WHICH TICKETS,…… Further five lines of text. 9” x 6”. 21 An Air Raid Patrol Handbell. Brass bell stamped A.R.P / 1940. C/W wooden handle. 9¾” h. 22 A Collection of (3) Wagonplates. All mushroom-shaped c/i. Comprises FOR REPAIRS ADVISE WAGON REPAIRS LIMITED ROTHERHAM, ditto WAGON REPAIRS LTD BIRMINGHAM, ditto SALTNEY FERRY, NR CHESTER. All unrestored. Each 7⅞” x 4⅝”. 23 A Large GWR Loco Whistle. Brass construction stamped GWR to bottom hexagon. C/W knuckle joint. Unpolished. 10” h. 24 A Viaduct Plate LM&SR Co. 34D. Rectangular c/i. Repainted front. 12” x 9½”. 25 A BR(S) Flangeless Enamel Sign KENLEY T.P. HUT. On the line from Caterham to Purley. V minor edge chipping. 26” x 6”. 26 A Cheshire Lines Committee C/I Sign BEWARE OF TRAINS. Unrestored. 25½” x 15¾”. 27 A D/R Poster LONDON & NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY HOLME & RAMSEY (NORTH) BRANCH LINE REDUCTION OF PASSENGER TRAIN SERVICE……2ND FEBRUARY, 1931 THE PASSENGER TRAINS SHOWN WILL BE WITHDRAWN. THE PETERBOROUGH ELECTRIC TRACTION COMPANY WILL INTRODUCE, EXPERIMENTALLY A SERVICE OF OMNIBUSES……TRAINS WITHDRAWN RAMSEY (NORTH) TO HOLME HOLME TO RAMSEY(NORTH). Dated LONDON, JANUARY, 1931. Fold marks. Rolled condition. 28 An L&NWR ‘Fletchers’ D/Line Wooden-Cased Block Instrument. C/W Bakelite commutator knob, tapper to front, tubular feet/underslung bell and wooden plinth. A lovely looking instrument in VGC. 29 A GWR Office Desk TidY/Inkwell Item. Wooden base c/w two brass pegged brackets for holding pens and three clear glass inkwells embossed GWR (2) and other GO GREAT WESTERN this one cracked/chipped though lettering good. 12” x 5¾” x 4”. 30 A Brochure BRITISH RAILWAYS PASSENGER TENDER LOCOMOTIVES ‘MERCHANT NAVY’ CLASS NAMING CEREMONY OF ‘HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE’ AT SOUTHAMPTON DOCKS MONDAY, 24TH JANUARY, 1949…….. B/W photo to cover, details to centre, shipping line/Southampton Docks info to rear. VGC. 31 A GWR D/Sided Cash Bag Label WESTBURY TO WEYMOUTH No. 1 / RETURN TO DISTRICT CASHIER G.W.R. WESTBURY WILTS. Engraved rectangular brass c/w original infill. 4” x 2½”. 32 An EPNS HMS Tiger Bon-Bon Dish. Octagonal filigree design c/w hinged carry-handle. H.M.S. TIGER enamelled/gold tiger’s head ship’s badge to centre. From the battlecruiser commissioned 1914, participating in the Battle of Jutland. Scrapped 1932. Some plating wear. GC. 4⅛” x 4⅛”. 33 A BR(S) Enamel/Gilt ‘Fishtail’ Cap Badge FOREMAN. Made by ‘J.R. Gaunt London’. VGC. 34 An LT Bus Plate RT 2816. Rectangular pressed steel c/w semi-circular ends. Gold/black edged transfer lettering/numerals with ghost image of previous application. RT 2816 registration number LYR 986 was an AEC Regent 3, built 02/1952 and latterly used as a driver training bus. Slight service wear. 20” x 5½”. A well photographed vehicle. 35 An L&Y C/I Sign PRIVATE OCCUPATION CROSSING. Unrestored. 23” x 2⅛”. 36 A BR Coaching Stock Heraldic Device. Circular with BRITISH RAILWAYS surrounding lion/wheel/crown. Mounted on green painted plywood backing. 18” sq. 37 A Scratch Built ‘O’ Gauge Electric Metropolitan RailwaY 0-6-2T Model. G class finished in lined Metropolitan maroon livery as No. 97 BRILL. A well made and unusual model. 11” long. 38 A Carriage Print THE LANGDALE VALLEY NEAR AMBLESIDE, LAKE DISTRICT GO BY TRAIN TO WINDERMERE. By Greene depicting a picturesque view through the valley. C/W carriage print type frame. 39 A C/I Sign (GWR pattern) BRITISH TRANSPORT COMMISSION CAUTION BURIED ELECTRIC CABLES. Repainted. 13” x 7”. 40 A BR(Sc) D/R Poster QUEEN ST. STATION MODERNISATION HOW’S IT GOING. Published jointly by BR/Bovis 04/1968 featuring sepia image of workman with update on work in text section below. Fold marks. Rolled condition. 41 A Collection of (4) ‘O’ Gauge Wagons. Kit built featuring UNITED NATIONAL COLLIERIES 7 plank open, ditto, GWR ABERDARE 7 plank open, SOUTH WALES ANTHRACITE COLLY Co. LTD SWANSEA….. 7 plank open c/w full load. All sprung buffers c/w boxes. All VGC. 42 A BR(S) Printing Block for Renumbered Signals at Havant. Metal signalbox diagram in reverse on wooden backing. Covers section from HAVANT (inc BURITON TUNNEL) to KINGS FERNSDEN CROSSING. VGC. 16½” x 9”. 43 A Tenderplate LMS No. 10259 1945. Rectangular c/i from Stanier 4000 gallon tender first attached to L&NER Doncaster built class 8F 2-8-0 48532 taken into LMS stock 1946/47. Repainted front. 8⅛” x 5⅞”. 44 A Miscellaneous Collection of (7) LMS related Items. Comprises green/brown beer bottles embossed LMS HOTELS (2), clear glass spirit bottle embossed MIDLAND RAILWAY HOTELS, cloth cap band embroidered LMS, horse blinker brasses incised LMS (2), ‘Acme Thunderer’ guard’s whistle marked LMS. All GC. 45 A GWR (1947 pattern) Wooden-Cased Permissive Block Instrument. Single line, face marked LINE CLEAR / NORMAL / TRAIN ON LINE. Bakelite knob with circular selector plate. VG ex signalbox condition. 46 A CountY Donegal Railway Letterpress Poster Timetable C.D.R. A.O.H. DEMONSTRATION LETTERKENNY WEDNESDAY, 15TH AUGUST, 1934….Details times/fares signed HENRY FORBES, MANAGER STRANORLAR 1ST AUGUST, 1934. Minor creasing/edge wear with 3 small holes. 17¼” x 22½”. 47 A Shedplate 50A – York 1948 to 12/1967. Repainted. 48 An Enamel Armband LNER No. 1095 PORTER. Black lettering/white background. C/W leather straps. Minor edge chipping. 49 An L&NWR Wooden First Aid Kit. Rectangular hinged box labelled LONDON & NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. FIRST-AID MATERIALS. CONTENTS…. and BRIEF NOTES ON THE INSTRUCTION ON FIRST AID TO THE INJURED…. Includes several LMS / BR(M) contents inc LNWR / LMS wooden splints.
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