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Trains Galore Neil Thomas Forrester Hugo Marsh Shuttleworth (Director) (Director) (Director) Trains Galore 15th & 16th December at 10:00 Special Auction Services Plenty Close Off Hambridge Road NEWBURY RG14 5RL Telephone: 01635 580595 Email: [email protected] Bob Leggett Graham Bilbe Dominic Foster www.specialauctionservices.com Toys, Trains & Trains Toys & Trains Figures Due to the nature of the items in this auction, buyers must satisfy themselves concerning their authenticity prior to bidding and returns will not be accepted, subject to our Terms and Conditions. Additional images are available on request. If you are happy with our service, please write a Google review Buyers Premium with SAS & SAS LIVE: 20% plus Value Added Tax making a total of 24% of the Hammer Price the-saleroom.com Premium: 25% plus Value Added Tax making a total of 30% of the Hammer Price 7. Graham Farish and Peco N Gauge 13. Fleischmann N Gauge Prussian Train N Gauge Goods Wagons and Coaches, three cased Sets, two boxed sets 7881 comprising 7377 T16 Graham Farish coaches in Southern Railway steam locomotive with five small coaches and Livery 0633/0623 (2) and a Graham Farish SR 7883 comprising G4 steam locomotive with brake van, together with Peco goods wagons tender and five freight wagons, both of the private owner wagons and SR all cased (24), KPEV, G-E, boxes G (2) Day 1 Tuesday 15th December at 10:00 G-E, Cases F (28) £60-80 Day 1 Tuesday 15th December at 10:00 £60-80 14. Fleischmann N Gauge Prussian Train Sets, two boxed sets 7882 comprising T9 8177 steam locomotive and five coaches and 7884 comprising G8 5353 steam locomotive with tender and six goods wagons, G-E, Boxes F (2) £60-80 1. Graham Farish N Gauge LMS Steam Locomotives and Tenders, four boxed Order of Sale examples including 1206 Class 4P 1118, 1811 Duchess Class City of Glasgow, and 1901 Class 8F all in black livery, together with Farish by Bachmann in case with card sleeve Duchess of Abercorn 6234 in maroon livery, F-E, Boxes/ 1-42 N Gauge Case F-G (4) £80-120 8. Minitrix Continental N Gauge Der 43-50 Lone Star 000 and Tri-ang TT Gauge Adler Train Set in Wooden Case, 150 year 2. LMS N Gauge Steam and Diesel anniversary set comprising locomotive, tender 51-64 Bing Table Top 00 Gauge Locomotives, four boxed examples including and four coaches together with nine white Peco Jubilee NL-21 Nelson 5664, Hornby metal figures and display track on plinth, G-E, 15. Fleischmann N Gauge Prussian Train Minitrix N202 2-6-0 6409, N205 2-6-2 1208 and Case G Sets, two sets one boxed 7886 T18 8164 steam 65-78 Tri-ang, Tri-ang Hornby and early Hornby 00 Gauge Graham Farish N1001 08 Class Diesel shunter, £100-120 locomotive with five goods wagons and a all in black livery, F-E, Boxes P-F (4) cased set 7891 G8 5239 steam locomotive and 79-163 Hornby 00 Gauge (Margate and China) £60-80 9. Minitrix Continental N Gauge Royal tender with five goods wagons, G-E, Box/Case Bavarian Railway Track Maintenance Set, a F-G (2) 164-204 Bachmann 00 Gauge 3. Graham Farish N Gauge LMS boxed 11015 set comprising Class Ptl 2/2 0-4-0 £60-80 Coaches, a boxed 0605 57ft Suburban Coach, steam engine and three wagons one mounted together with eight others unboxed in maroon with a crane, G-E, Box G-E 16. Fleischmann N Gauge Prussian 205-252 Hornby-Dublo livery and another unmarked, F-G (10) £60-80 and Bavarian Train Sets, two cased sets 7902 £50-80 comprising P10 3910 steam locomotive and 253-269 Wrenn 00 Gauge 10. Arnold Bavarian Railway Limited tender with five passenger coaches/ goods Edition N Gauge Train Set, a boxed 0235 set wagons of the KPEV and 7889 2560 0-4-0 270-309 Other 00 Gauge with certificate including S3/6 3651 of the steam locomotive with five goods wagons of K.Bay.STS.B and four coaches all in green livery, the K Bay Sts B, G-E, Cases F (2) G-E, Box F £60-80 310-347 Kitbuilt 00 Gauge £60-80 17. Fleischmann N Gauge Prussian 348-463 Continental H0 Gauge 11. Fleischmann N Gauge Royal Prussian Train Sets, two cased sets 7899 comprising P8 Train Set, a boxed 7880 set comprising P8 2412 2510 steam locomotive and tender with four 464-480 American H0 Gauge steam locomotive and four coaches of the coaches and 7890 T10 steam locomotive with KPEV in green and brown livery, G-E, Box F four passenger coaches, G-E, Cases F-G (2) £50-80 £60-80 481-516 Catalogues and Ephemera 4. Hornby Minitrix N Gauge LMS 517-528 Prints and Paintings Coaches, cased examples comprising N305 (7) and two others uncased all in matching 529-546 Railway Signs maroon livery, F-G (9) £50-80 547-580 Railwayana 5. Graham Farish N Gauge Goods Wagons, various good wagons including 581-613 Signalling Equipment and Accessories private owner, LMS and others, three boxed sixteen in plastic cases and eighteen unboxed, F-E (37) £80-120 6. Peco and Lima N Gauge Goods Wagons, various goods wagons including private owner, LMS and others, two boxed by 12. Fleischmann N Gauge Prussia’s 18. Fleischmann German Steam Lima, twenty one in plastic cases by Peco and Glory Train Set, a limited edition boxed set Locomotives and Tenders, two cased examples nine unboxed also by Peco, together with two comprising P10 2810 steam locomotive and 7162 BR 38 and 7177 BR 051 both the DB in boxed BR blue/grey coaches by Lima, F-E (34) tender with four coaches, G-E, Box G black and red livery, G-E, Cases G (2) £80-120 £60-80 £60-80 2 www.specialauctionservices.com www.specialauctionservices.com 3 19. Minitrix N Gauge Bavarian Steam 25. Fleischmann German Stream Lined 31. Continental N Gauge Goods 36. Two Graham Farish N Gauge BR Lone Star 000 & Tri-ang TT Gauge Locomotives and Tenders, two cased examples Steam Locomotive and Coaches, a cased Wagons, a cased collection all by Fleischmann Steam Train Sets, both boxed 8541 Pannier 12035 BR S2/5 and 2923 BR 56 5214 both of group 7172 Streamlined steam locomotive and comprising 8831K (2), 8810K (2), 8866 (3), tank passenger sets each with three coaches the K Bay Sts B, in green livery, G-E, Cases G (2) tender BR01 1070 of the DRG in black livery 8840 (2), 8811K (2), 8867 (2), 8841 (2), 8831, both appear complete but unchecked, G-E, £60-80 with German Eagle Emblem to tender together 8865 (2), 8260K, 8886, 8361K, 8887K, 8863, Boxes F (2) Lot 43 with six coaches in green livery also with eagle 8833, 8352K, 8832K, 8833K, 8862, 8353K, £60-80 emblem, 8130, 8131 (2), 8132 (2), 8135, G-E, 8837K, 8885, 8889K, 8882, G-E, Cases F-G (33) Cases F-G (7) £100-150 37. Graham Farish N Gauge Queen £80-100 of Scots Super Train Set, a boxed 8520 set 32. American N Gauge Diesel appears complete but unchecked including A3 Locomotive and Freight Stock, a boxed/cased locomotive and tender Prince Palatine with collection including Life Like Products FA2 4050 four Pullman coaches, G-E, Box G Diesel locomotive in CP Rail livery and freight £60-80 stock, boxed Walthers CP Rail three pack of ballast hoppers 932-38712, together with 38. Graham Farish and Dapol N Gauge Model Power, Tank wagons 3760, 3761, 3762 Steam and Diesel Locomotives, three cased and box cars 3708, 3709, 3710 (2), 3711, 3714, examples all with card sleeves, Graham Farish 4032 and 4033 (2), G-W, Cases/Box F-G (14) 371-087A Class 25/2 25225 diesel locomotive 20. Minitrix N Gauge Bavarian and £80-100 in BR blue and Dapol 2D-012-003 Class 22 Prussian Steam Locomotives and Tenders, two D6319 in BR green together with 2S-007-015 cased examples 2088 BR S10 of the KPEV and 33. N Gauge Revolution Trains Pannier tank locomotive 9791 in GWR black, 43. Uncommon Lone Star Treble 2903 BR G3/4 of the K.Bay Sts B, both in green American Intermodal Wagon Pack, three G-E, Cases G-E, Sleeves F-G (3) ‘0 ‘lectric 000 N Gauge Scenic Train Set, livery, G-E, Cases G (2) 26. Fleischmann and Arnold N Gauge cased intermodal flat wagons with GPS bogies £80-100 comprising BR Diesel Locomotive D5900, two £60-80 Continental Coaches, a cased group comprising PFA/KFA N22303, in card sleeve, G-E, Cases G-E maroon coaches, Station, Signals (4), Signal Fleischmann 8100, 8111 (2), 8842K, 8843K and £30-50 Box, Telegraph Poles, Trees, two circles of 21. Hobby Train and Fleischmann N 8891K, together with Arnold 3357K, 3355, track and level crossing, two piece vacuum Gauge German Steam Locomotives and 3355K, all in green or brown/green livery, G-E, formed scenic bases and six Eaglet Series Tenders, two cased examples Hobby Train BR Cases F-G (10) Gulliver’s Country Town and Country Planning 57 of the KPEV in green livery and Fleischmann £50-80 rubber buildings, Instructions, Price List and 4138 K BR 39 of the DB in black livery, in Catalogue, in original box, VG, small crack to incorrect case with DB scratched from both 27. Fleischmann and Minitrix N Gauge vacuum base, box F, tape repairs to lid sides of locomotive, F-E, Cases G (2) Continental Coaches, a cased group comprising £200-300 £50-60 Fleischmann 8110 (2), 8112, 8133 and Minitrix 8081K, 3180 (2), 3181, 3182 (2), all in brown, 44.
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