FEBRUARY AUCTION CATALOGUE 2026
CREWE RAILWAYANA AUCTIONS
13th to 15th February 2026
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62 Lots sold post-sale as at 24 Feb.
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Lot Number 1:
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Diesel Hydraulic Locomotive Nameplate BULLDOG.
As carried by Class 41 ‘Warship’ D602. Allocated new to 83D Plymouth Laira 11/58. The nameplates were applied when built at NBL, Glasgow 11/58 and removed when the loco was withdrawn from Laira 12/67. Cut up at J. Cashmore, Newport during 10/68. Ex-loco, as removed, showing traces of green bodyside paint from when first introduced and rims showing BR blue. Closing Bid: £13,100 Bidder: 658 |
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Lot Number 1A:
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Diesel Hydraulic Locomotive Nameplate WESTERN EXPLORER.
As carried by Class 52 ‘Western’ D1002. New to 83D Plymouth Laira 03/62. Name carried from new until withdrawal 01/74. Arrived at Swindon Works on 29/01/74 and cut up there 06/74. Cast aluminium in ex-loco condition. Size 95.5in x 8.5in. Reserve Not Met £10,000 |
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Lot Number 2:
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BR Western Region Cast Aluminium Headboard THE ROYAL DUCHY.
Brown letters on a cream background and a central Royal Duchy of Cornwall crest. This headboard was used on the 1.30pm service from Paddington to Penzance and the 11.00am service from Penzance to Paddington commencing as a named train on 28th January 1957. Hauled by both steam and diesel locos including ‘Castles’ and the first batch of Class 41 ‘Warships’ numbered between D600 - D604. The service ceased in 1965, but the name has been used on diesel services since 1987. Ex-service condition. Closing Bid: £4,200 Bidder: 2222 |
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Lot Number 3:
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Diesel Hydraulic Locomotive Axle Box Cover “BR TIMKEN North British Locomotive Company Ltd.” As fitted to Class 41 ‘Warship’ D601 ARK ROYAL.
New to 82C Swindon 3/58 and withdrawn from 84A Laira 12/67. To Woodham Bros, Barry 7/68 and broken up there 6/80. Oval cast iron, front repainted, back ex-loco. Removed whilst the loco was roadside in 1980, awaiting access to Dai Woodham’s scrapyard! Closing Bid: £110 Bidder: 089 |
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Diesel Hydraulic Bogie Plate NORTH BRITISH LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY LTD. GLASGOW BOGIE No. 6306/65 BUILT 1960.
As carried by Class 22 locomotives, the bogies were often swapped around during overhaul, and this example has D6322 written on the back of the plate. Brass diamond in cleaned condition. Minimum Bid: £120 |
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Lot Number 5:
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Four Signal Box Instrument Description Plates STONE JUNC, STONE JUNCTION, LICHFIELD EMERGENCY G.F, MACCLESFIELD CENTRAL.
Ex-service condition. Closing Bid: £80 Bidder: 1700 |
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Lot Number 6:
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A Collection of 63 Brass Railway Pay Check Tokens in presentation case. Noted are examples from NER, MR, BR (M), LM&SR, LMS. L&Y, GWR, BR (E).
Closing Bid: £230 SOLD POST SALE |
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A Collection of 77 Brass Railway Pay Check Tokens in presentation case. Noted are examples from NER, LMS, GWR, LNWR, BR (W), BR (E), GCR, LMSR, LNER.
Closing Bid: £230 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 8:
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Enamel Home Signal Blade in fair ex-service condition.
Closing Bid: £60 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 9:
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Enamel Home Signal Blade in a flanged edge style. Ex-service condition.
Closing Bid: £60 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 10:
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Fully Titled C/I Notice LONDON & NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY WARNING TO TRESPASSERS with seven lines of text. 07 pattern. Face and rear restored. Size 26in x 17in.
Closing Bid: £60 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 11:
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Fully Titled C/I Notice LONDON & NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY Notice re bridge insufficient to carry heavy weights…with eight lines of text. 013 pattern. Face restored, rear ex-lineside. Size 27in x 17in.
Closing Bid: £60 Bidder: 1464 |
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Lot Number 12:
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B.R. (Sc) Station Enamel Totem Sign AVIEMORE. Half flanged. From the former Highland Railway station between Kingussie and Boat of Garten, famous for winter sports. Very Good condition. Closing Bid: £1,800 Bidder: 1982 |
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Lot Number 13:
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Signal Box Nameboard KINGSKNOWE. Metal letters on wood. From the crossing box near Edinburgh. Face restored Condition.
Minimum Bid: £250 |
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Lot Number 14:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate 44861.
As carried by a Stanier designed ex LMS class 5MT Black Five 4-6-0 built at Crewe works in January 1945. Allocations included Nottingham, Derby and Newton Heath from where it was withdrawn in November 1967. Cut up at Draper’s, Neptune Street, Hull 04/68. Closing Bid: £450 Bidder: 394 |
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A pair of Cloth Armbands: B.R – W.R. In brown/cream colours, complete with strap. Together with a Cloth Armband B.R.
Minimum Bid: £20 |
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Lot Number 16:
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Three Cloth Armbands: LSWR PILOTMAN, S.R. PILOTMAN and PILOTMAN.
Minimum Bid: £30 |
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Lot Number 17:
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A pair of Cloth Armbands: N.E.R PORTER, together with N.E.R. RAILWAY SERVICE. No. 8261.
Minimum Bid: £30 |
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Lot Number 18:
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A pair of Cloth Armbands: BREAKDOWN TRAIN GUARD, together with FIRE GUARD.
Closing Bid: £50 Bidder: 2242 |
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Lot Number 19:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Shedcode Plate 1G WOODFORD HALSE. 1963-1965. Front and rear restored.
Closing Bid: £170 Bidder: 1674 |
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Lot Number 20:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate 45599.
As carried by a Stanier designed ex LMS class 6P 4-6-0 named BECHUANALAND, built by the North British Locomotive Co, Glasgow in January 1935. Allocations included Chester (MR), Carlisle Upperby, Preston, Camden, Willesden, Rugby (stored for a while in Coventry MPD) and Nuneaton from where it was withdrawn in August 1964. Cut up at Cashmore’s, Great Bridge 11/64. Front and back restored. Casting blow round left-hand top hole. Closing Bid: £1,200 Bidder: 2239 |
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Lot Number 21:
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Headboard THE CANNON OF KENT. Ex-Rail Tour Service Condition.
Closing Bid: £500 Bidder: 2172 |
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Lot Number 22:
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LNER C/I Notice VEHICLES MUST NOT CROSS THE WEIGHBRIDGE…. with seven lines of text. 0148 pattern. Face restored. Not Common.
Size 27in x 19in. Closing Bid: £60 Bidder: 1464 |
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Lot Number 23:
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Fully Titled C/I Notice LONDON & NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY BEWARE OF THE TRAINS LOOK BOTH UP AND DOWN THE LINE BEFORE YOU CROSS. 021 pattern. Unrestored. Post mark to rear. Size 22in x 12in.
Closing Bid: £60 Bidder: 1464 |
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Lot Number 24:
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Wooden Bournemouth Tramways Destination Blind Box, complete with working handle and destination blind. A lovely item.
Closing Bid: £240 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 25:
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Brass Steam Locomotive Whistle ex-Western Australian Government Railway. Complete with valve and mounting nut.
In nicely cleaned condition. Closing Bid: £720 Bidder: 417 |
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Lot Number 26:
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Brass Oval Cabside Numberplate 502. As carried by a Western Australian Government Railway
P Class 4-6-2 locomotive built by North British Loco Co and introduced in 1924. Withdrawn between 1968-69. Ex-service condition. Measures 17.25in x 10.25in. Closing Bid: £700 Bidder: 2174 |
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Lot Number 27:
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C/I Oval Western Australian Government Railway Carriage Builder’s Plate W.A.G.R CAR No. 333. Ex-service condition.
Closing Bid: £100 Bidder: 2174 |
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Lot Number 28:
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Gunmetal Oval Wagon Plate WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT RLY, MAKERS 1943 MIDLAND JUNCTION. Possibly not fitted.
Minimum Bid: £40 |
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Lot Number 29:
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Chromed Brass Diesel Locomotive Worksplate
THE ENGLISH ELECTRIC COMPANY LTD. THE VULCAN FOUNDRY LTD LOCOMOTIVE WORKS, ENGLAND No. 2776/D471 1959. As carried by Class 40 D254 becoming 40054 02/74. New to 50A York 12/59 and withdrawn from there 12/77 due to collision damage sustained at Birkenhead Mollington Street depot. Moved to Crewe Works and cut up there 09/78. Front repainted, rear ex-loco. Closing Bid: £750 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 30:
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GER Station Clock 12in dial. Face repainted at nationalisation
BR (E) with ivorine plate 982. Back of the case engraved GER in two places. In working order, complete with pendulum and key. Closing Bid: £460 Bidder: 1830 |
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Lot Number 31:
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A pair of Great North of Scotland Railway C/I Bench Ends in their ornate leaf design.
Closing Bid: £520 Bidder: 2158 |
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Lot Number 32:
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Fully Titled C/I Notice GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY Notice re PRIVATE PATH. Face restored, post mark to rear. Size 24.75in x 16in.
Closing Bid: £120 Bidder: 1816 |
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Lot Number 33:
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C/I LSWR Fully Titled Occupation Crossing Sign with seven lines of text. Face restored Condition. An uncommon sign. Size 26in x 18in.
Closing Bid: £220 Bidder: 1830 |
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Lot Number 34:
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B.R (S) Enamel Station Totem Sign SEVENOAKS. Fully flanged. From the former SE&CR station between Tonbridge and Orpington. Excellent Condition.
Minimum Bid: £700 |
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Lot Number 35:
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S.R Fully Titled Enamel Ticket Office Sign THE CONDITIONS UPON WHICH TICKETS ARE ISSUED…. Good Condition with minor loss to left hand edge.
Closing Bid: £50 Bidder: 1510 |
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Lot Number 36:
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B.R Plastic 1970s Station Sign PARKSTONE.
Closing Bid: £60 Bidder: 1402 |
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Lot Number 37:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate 42243.
As carried by a Fairburn designed ex LMS class 4P 2-6-4T built at Derby works in September 1946. Allocated to only Glasgow, Polmadie throughout its working life it was withdrawn from here in August 1965. Cut up at Motherwell Machinery & Scrap, Wishaw, Glasgow 11/65. Front and rear ex-loco. Second time at auction. Closing Bid: £300 Bidder: 1271 |
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Lot Number 38:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Shedcode Plate 65A EASTFIELD (GLASGOW). 1950-1973. Front and rear restored.
Minimum Bid: £100 |
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Lot Number 39:
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Nameplate BILL No 71.
Ex-Hunslet 0-6-0 260HP diesel shunter, works number 6286. Supplied new to NCB Wath Main Colliery. Rectangular cast brass with face restored. Measures 25.5in x 5.5in. Closing Bid: £300 SOLD POST SALE |
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Diesel Locomotive Nameplate CITY OF BRISTOL.
As carried by Class 43 HST Power car No 43126. New to Old Oak Common 6/79. Named at Bristol Temple Meads station on 17th April 1985 by Councillor Claude Draper, Lord Mayor of Bristol. The nameplates were replaced 9/91 by silver reflective plates until new cast plates were fitted in 6/94. The nameplates were removed in 10/06. The loco is still in service and has been with ScotRail since 12/19. Cast aluminium in ex-loco condition. Minimum Bid: £2,000 |
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Lot Number 41:
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Four Signal Box Instrument Description Plates PROOF HOUSE JUNC, ILKESTON SOUTH JUNC, BARLASTON POWER SIDINGS, BARLASTON STATION. Ex-service condition.
Minimum Bid: £80 |
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Lot Number 42:
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Rolled Signal Box Diagram GILLINGHAM (Kent) with track circuit lighting holes. Situated between Rainham and Rochester. Size 5ft 7in x 3ft. Good clean condition with just one small, repaired tear.
Closing Bid: £40 Bidder: 1673 |
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Lot Number 43:
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S.R Carriage Print, glazed in original recessed wooden frame TRAVEL TO THE CONTINENT FOR BUSINESS OR HOLIDAYS…Good Clean Condition with little foxing.
Minimum Bid: £60 |
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Lot Number 44:
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GWR C/I Notice KEEP OUTSIDE THE CHAINS. Unrestored. Size 20in x 11in.
Closing Bid: £40 SOLD POST SALE |
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C/I Sign SWITCH. Unrestored. Size 28.5in x 8.75in. Also stamped ‘122’.
Closing Bid: £30 SOLD POST SALE |
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C/I Sign RAMPS. Unrestored. Size 2ft x 8in.
Closing Bid: £30 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 47:
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LNER C/I Seatback CLYDEBANK (CENTRAL). From the former Caledonian Railway station situated between Yoker and Dalmuir. Good condition with original paint. One well-repaired weld between T and R.
Minimum Bid: £300 |
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Lot Number 48:
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B.R. (Sc) Station Enamel Totem Sign CULTER. Fully flanged. Black flange. From the former Great North of Scotland Railway station between Banchory and Aberdeen. Excellent Condition.
Closing Bid: £800 Bidder: 1736 |
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Lot Number 49:
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B.R (S) Enamel Signal Box Nameboard MARGATE. Good Condition with a couple of restored areas. Size 60in x 12in.
Closing Bid: £440 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 50:
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B.R (S) Enamel Station Doorplate PRIVATE. Dark green example. Excellent Condition.
Closing Bid: £100 Bidder: 1581 |
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Lot Number 51:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Shedcode Plate 50A YORK. 1950-1967.
Front and rear restored. Closing Bid: £140 Bidder: 1990 |
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Lot Number 52:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate 4246.
As carried by a Churchward designed ex GWR 42xx class 2-8-0T built at Swindon works in March 1916. Allocations included Newport Pill, Newport Ebbw Jct and Aberbeeg from where it was withdrawn in November 1962. Cut up at Bird’s, Risca, South Wales 12/63. Front and rear ex-loco. Closing Bid: £380 Bidder: 2253 |
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Lot Number 53:
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Headboard THE THREE SPIRES LOCAL. Ex-Rail Tour Service Condition.
Closing Bid: £300 SOLD POST-SALE |
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Lot Number 54:
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Brass Industrial Equipment Plate AVELING-BARFORD LTD, GRANTHAM, ENG. WASHINGTON LYON DISINFECTOR. Disinfectors were used to clean serviceman’s uniforms 'in the field' while on active service. Original condition.
Minimum Bid: £80 |
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Lot Number 55:
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C/I Wagon D-Plate APPLEBY-FRODINGHAM STEEL CO
No. 1084 NON-POOL 1959. Face restored. Closing Bid: £50 Bidder: 2250 |
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Lot Number 56:
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North British Railway Handlamp. Complete with all lenses, vessel and burner. Side engraved 166 BLAIRHALL SIGNAL CABIN which was located in Fife. Excellent ex-service condition.
Closing Bid: £150 Bidder: 029 |
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Lot Number 57:
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Alloy 1950s/60s Highways Sign SCHOOL depicting boy and girl crossing road. Ex-service condition.
Closing Bid: £150 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 58:
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Alloy 1950s/60s Highways Sign DOUBLE BEND. Ten reflectors, all present. Slightly curved, in ex-service condition.
Closing Bid: £150 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 59:
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C/I LNWR Viaduct Plate, Straight L&NWR Co 120. Face restored condition.
Minimum Bid: £60 |
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C/I Steam Locomotive Cabside Numberplate 6416.
As carried by a Collett designed 64xx class ex GWR 0-6-0PT built at Swindon works in November 1934. Allocations included Cardiff Canton, Llantrisant, Cardiff Cathays, Radyr and Merthyr from where it was withdrawn in September 1963. Cut up at Swindon Works 11/63. Closing Bid: £350 Bidder: 2286 |
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Alloy SouthWest Trains first generation station sign WEYMOUTH. Ex-service condition.
Minimum Bid: £80 |
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B.R (S) Enamel Station Totem Sign DORCHESTER SOUTH. Fully flanged. From the former L&SWR station situated between Moreton and Upwey on the Southwest Main Line to Weymouth. Excellent Condition.
Closing Bid: £800 Bidder: 2253 |
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Lot Number 63:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Shedcode Plate 84B OXLEY (Wolverhampton). 1949-1963. Front and rear restored.
Closing Bid: £150 Bidder: 1537 |
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C/I Steam Locomotive Shedcode Plate 84C BANBURY. 1949-1963. Front and rear restored.
Minimum Bid: £120 |
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Lot Number 65:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate 4129.
As carried by a Collett designed ex GWR 51xx class 2-6-2T built at Swindon works in May 1938. Allocations included Birkenhead Mollington Street, Cardiff Cathays, Radyr, Swindon, Bristol Bath Road, Taunton, St. Phillips Marsh, Exeter and Kidderminster from where it was withdrawn in September 1962. Cut up at Cashmore’s, Great Bridge 11/63. Face restored. Closing Bid: £350 Bidder: 1452 |
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Diesel Locomotive Cab Plate LOCO. No. D8402 No. 1 DRIVING POSITION MAX. SPEED 60 M.P.H. from the Class 16 loco allocated new to 30A Stratford 07/58 and withdrawn from there 07/68. Cut up at G Cohen, Kettering during 11/69. Ex loco condition. A rare plate from a small class of 10.
Closing Bid: £200 Bidder: 1661 |
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Diesel Locomotive Cab Plate LOCO. No. D6132 MAX. SPEED 30 M.P.H. from the Class 21/29 allocated new to 32B Ipswich 11/59 and withdrawn from 65A Eastfield 10/71. Scrapped at St. Rollox Works during 09/72. Ex loco condition.
Closing Bid: £200 Bidder: 1661 |
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Lot Number 68:
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GWR Home Signal Finial Top C/I with wooden based example. Restored Condition.
Closing Bid: £60 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 69:
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C/I GCR Signal Finial, marked GCR. Ex Dinningston Colliery Down Distant Signal. Ex-service condition.
Closing Bid: £60 SOLD POST SALE |
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Alloy Electro-Diesel Locomotive Nameplate LISA.
As carried by Class 73 No. 73206. New to 75D Stewarts Lane 5/66 as E6030 becoming 73123 1/74 and 73206 2/88. Loco stored from 5/01 to 9/04. Named at Liverpool Street station on 12/10/04. Moved to Brush, Loughborough during 11/13 for re engineering/conversion and renumbered to 73963 1/14. The nameplates were removed during conversion. It has also been named GATWICK EXPRESS (5/84-5/99) and JANICE (10/14- ). Still in service with GBRF at Tonbridge. Ex-loco condition. Size 26in x 10in. Offered by GBRF in aid of their chosen charity Gt. Ormond Street Children’s Hospital. This is the other side plate to that which we sold in our October 2025 auction. Closing Bid: £1,600 Bidder: 492 |
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Alloy Electro-Diesel Locomotive Nameplate KIRSTEN.
As carried by Class 73 No. 73208. New to 75D Stewarts Lane 4/66 as E6028 becoming 73121 1/74 and 73208 2/88. Named at Victoria station on 10/8/06. The nameplates were removed at St. Leonards depot during 6/13. To Brush, Loughborough for re-engineering/conversion 6/14 and renumbered 73965. Has also been named CROYDON 1883-1983 (9/83-7/09) and DES O’BRIEN (9/21- ). Still in service with GBRF at Tonbridge. Ex-loco condition. Size 33.5in x 10in. Offered by GBRF in aid of their chosen charity Gt. Ormond Street Children’s Hospital. This is the other side plate to that which we sold in our October 2025 auction. Closing Bid: £1,000 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 72:
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A set of three EWS Channel Tunnel Rings, as fitted to the Class 92 electrics when they ran in Euro Tunnel grey livery operated by Railfreight Distribution and then EWS / DB Schenker after privatisation. Some locos continued to carry the rings after repainting into other liveries. GBRF operated sixteen of these locos from July 2010. Circular cast aluminium in ex-loco condition. Offered by GBRF in aid of their chosen charity Gt. Ormond Street Children’s Hospital.
Closing Bid: £800 Bidder: 1474 |
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Lot Number 73:
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Alloy Depot Plaque depicting the EAGLE. The symbol for Crewe Electric Depot. Ex-loco condition. As removed from Class 92
No. 92006. Ex-loco condition. Offered by GBRF in aid of their chosen charity Gt. Ormond Street Children’s Hospital. Closing Bid: £400 Bidder: 2203 |
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Lot Number 74:
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S.R Enamel Station Target Sign BARNSTAPLE JUNCTION.
From the former L&SWR station between Exeter, Bideford and Ilfracombe. Good condition with areas of well-matched repair. Good colour and shine. Minimum Bid: £1,200 |
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Lot Number 75:
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A Collection of items from the Barnstaple area:
Closing Bid: £120 Bidder: 1947 |
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Lot Number 76:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Shedcode Plate 1C WATFORD. 1950-1965. Front and rear ex-loco.
Closing Bid: £220 Bidder: 1695 |
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Lot Number 77:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate 31307.
As carried by a Wainwright designed ex SECR/SR H class 0-4-4T built at Ashford works December 1906. Allocations included Stewarts Lane, Gillingham, Redhill and Ashford from where it was withdrawn in August 1961. Cut up at Ashford works 09/61. Front restored, rear ex-loco with BR (S) Eastleigh triangle casting mark. Closing Bid: £450 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 78:
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C/I Oval Steam Locomotive Worksplate BUILT 1948 CREWE. Ex-LMS Ivatt 2-6-2T No. 41223, withdrawn from Templecombe in March 1966.
Front and rear restored. Closing Bid: £190 Bidder: 1875 |
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Lot Number 79:
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Enamel Armband LNER No. 1177 PORTER with winking eye logo, complete with leather strap.
Very Good Condition. Closing Bid: £70 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 80:
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Enamel Armband M&GN No. 1419 PORTER, complete with leather strap. Very Good Condition.
Closing Bid: £180 Bidder: 1522 |
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Lot Number 81:
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Mechanical and Electrical Locking Diagram EGGESFORD. From the former LSWR location between Kings Nympton and Lapford on the line to Barnstaple. Dated 17 August 1961 by S&T Sept, Wimbledon. Size 33in x 9.5in.
Closing Bid: £50 Bidder: 2123 |
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Lot Number 82:
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Miniature enamel shunting home signal arm in Very Good Condition.
Closing Bid: £100 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 83:
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Home Signal Arm in as new condition.
Closing Bid: £110 Bidder: 394 |
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Lot Number 84:
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Enamel Distant Signal Arm in as new condition.
Closing Bid: £100 Bidder: 1809 |
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Lot Number 85:
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Alloy Single Line Key Token BODMIN ROAD-BODMIN. No. 48 stamped to rear. Cut short by BR.
Closing Bid: £80 Bidder: 1522 |
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Lot Number 86:
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Alloy Single Line Key Token BODMIN GENERAL-BOSCARNE JNC. Stamped 4486 to rear. Cut short by BR.
Closing Bid: £120 Bidder: 2246 |
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Lot Number 87:
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S.R EMU Carriage Destination Board, as fitted to early electric stock. Double Sided EAST CROYDON PURLEY REDHILL REIGATE / REDHILL PURLEY EAST CROYDON VICTORIA. Has been officially trimmed very slightly on one side but does not detract.
Minimum Bid: £60 |
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Lot Number 88:
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Silver Plate Large 4-pint Coffee Pot ‘LMS CARS’.
A lovely 1930s example standing 9in tall. Base marked Gladwin Sheffield. Not common. Closing Bid: £130 Bidder: 001 |
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Lot Number 89:
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Inter-City Swallow right hand facing as fitted to a Class 43 HST power car. Stainless Steel in ex-loco condition.
Closing Bid: £425 Bidder: 2165 |
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Lot Number 90:
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Alloy British Rail Double Arrow, as fitted to a Class 08 Shunting locomotive. Small size in ex-service condition.
Closing Bid: £100 Bidder: 1674 |
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Lot Number 91:
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C/I Fully Titled Notice MIDLAND RAILWAY This Bridge is insufficient to carry weights beyond the ordinary traffic of the district …with 10 lines of text.
Dated 1875. Face restored. Not common. Closing Bid: £80 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 92:
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C.L.C Fully Titled C/I sign CHESHIRE LINES COMMITTEE - NOTICE, ANY PERSON TRESPASSING ON THIS RAILWAY WILL BE PROSECUTED. BY ORDER.
Closing Bid: £150 Bidder: 2020 |
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Lot Number 93:
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C/I Lineside Tunnel Notice
SHOT LOCK HILL TUNNEL 106 YARDS. From a location next to Garsdale Head on the Settle & Carlisle line. Front restored, back ex-location. Size 5ft x 21in. Closing Bid: £640 Bidder: 294 |
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Lot Number 94:
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C/I B.R (S) Wagon Plate ‘S’ No. 2549S LANCING 1955. Face and rear restored.
Minimum Bid: £40 |
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Lot Number 95:
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C/I Oval BR (S) Wagon Plate No. 1596 – 1950 ASHFORD.
Face restored. Minimum Bid: £40 |
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Lot Number 96:
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C/I Bridge plate LEEDS HIGH LEVEL 15. B19 pattern.
Face restored. Closing Bid: £200 Bidder: 2288 |
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Lot Number 97:
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Four historic and original Somerset & Dorset Joint Line Letterpress posters.
A) £2 Reward for info re damage to fittings and interiors of carriages. 38cm x 25.5cm. B) Carriers Act – Scale of Charges, 101.5cm x 63cm. C) Bye-Laws & Regulations, Explosives Act, 101cm x 64cm. D) Short Particulars of Offences and their Penalties. 101cm x 63cm. Fascinating reading as to what would cause offence in those days! Minimum Bid: £60 |
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Lot Number 98:
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B.R Poster: An Exhibition on the Future of LIVERPOOL STREET and BROAD STREET stations, showing the Board’s proposals for reconstruction and redevelopment.
(Well, we know what happened next!) Good clean condition. Minimum Bid: £30 |
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Lot Number 99:
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Original Cinema Poster for THE RAILWAY CHILDREN film, released by EMI in 1970 and famously filmed at the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway. Rolled, excellent clean condition.
Closing Bid: £120 Bidder: 1533 |
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Lot Number 100:
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Brass Steam Locomotive Nameplate WADEBRIDGE.
As carried by a Bulleid designed ex SR West Country Pacific 4-6-2 No. 34007 built at Brighton works in August 1945, originally built as No. 21C107 - this was changed at Nationalisation in May 1949. Allocations included Exmouth Junction, Nine Elms and Salisbury from where it was withdrawn in October 1965. Originally sent to Barry Docks for scrap it was purchased from there in May 1981. It is the oldest surviving West Country locomotive in preservation and is currently residing at the Mid-Hants Railway, Ropley under overhaul and it is hoped that it will be able to steam again in 2026. Closing Bid: £6,000 SOLD POST SALE incl scroll |
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Lot Number 101:
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Brass scroll WEST COUNTRY CLASS. As carried by SR West Country Pacific 4-6-2 No. 34007 WADEBRIDGE. Details as above lot.
See above lot |
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Lot Number 102:
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B.R (Sc) 1950s Wooden Running-In Board BUNCHREW. The first station west of Inverness on the line to Dingwall, closed in June 1960. Good condition. Size 71in x 11in.
Minimum Bid: £150 |
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Lot Number 103:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate 1438.
As carried by a C. Collett designed ex GWR 0-4-2T built at Swindon works in August 1934. Allocations include Reading, Stourbridge Jct, Southall, Swindon and Oswestry from where it was withdrawn in November 1962. Cut up at Cashmore’s, Great Bridge 07/64. Face restored. Minimum Bid: £800 |
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Lot Number 104:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Shedcode Plate 82F BATH GREEN PARK. 1958-1966. Front and rear restored.
Closing Bid: £350 Bidder: 1990 |
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Lot Number 105:
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Alloy Loco Shed Notice NOT TO BE MOVED. Double Sided complete with lamp iron bracket.
Ex-service condition. Closing Bid: £100 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 106:
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Fully Titled C/I Notice GREAT WESTERN AND LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAYS JOINT LINES Notice against trespass with 14 lines of text. Dated 1885. Unrestored.
Size 26in x 21in. Closing Bid: £140 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 107:
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Fully Titled C/I Notice GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY Notice against the dangerous practice of propping up wagon doors, with 10 lines of text. Restored face. Size 14in x 12.5in.
Closing Bid: £80 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 108:
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A set of Three Diesel Equipment Plates - SULZER (2) and VICKERS ARMSTRONG (ENGINEERS) LTD. All attached to a back plate.
As fitted to Class 33 D6536, later becoming 33117. As removed condition. Closing Bid: £150 Bidder: 1673 |
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Lot Number 109:
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Cast Aluminium Shedplate 73A STEWARTS LANE as fitted to one of the depots diesel/electro diesel locomotives. Ex-loco condition front and rear.
Closing Bid: £150 Bidder: 1582 |
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Lot Number 110:
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Aluminium Depot Plaque depicting a SADDLE. This being the logo for Bescot (BS) depot. Originally used when Bescot was a Railfreight depot and later applied to Transrail and EWS locos allocated there. In ex-loco condition.
Minimum bid: £400 |
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Lot Number 111:
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S.R Brass Signal Box Plunger Ring ST. STEPHENS GATE BELL. Relates to a crossing box in the Canterbury area.
Closing Bid: £110 Bidder: 1501 |
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Lot Number 112:
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Bakelite Signal Box Repeater with Traffolite Description DOWN MAIN INNER HOME. Still mounted on wooden back.
Ex-service condition. Minimum Bid: £40 |
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Lot Number 113:
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Pair of Bakelite Signal Box Repeaters WEIGHT BAR ON/OFF WRONG and 93 ON/OFF WRONG. Ex-service condition.
Minimum Bid: £80 |
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Lot Number 114:
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LNER Handlamp, complete with all lenses, vessel and burner. Side engraved ‘S CHURCHILL NEW ENGLAND’ (Peterborough Shed). Good ex-service condition.
Minimum Bid: £80 |
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Lot Number 115:
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Bus/Tram Destination Blind from SHEFFIELD area.
Very Good Condition. Minimum Bid: £60 |
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Lot Number 116:
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Pair of Cast Iron Tramway/Trolleybus Electric Pole Finial Tops.
Closing Bid: £100 Bidder: 2296 |
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Lot No. 117:
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Brass LNER Steam Locomotive Whistle. Complete with valve and stamped 6367 to the neck. In nicely polished condition.
Minimum Bid: £200 |
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Lot Number 118:
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C/I Metropolitan Railway Bridge plate MR 82. Face primered a long time ago. Size 17in x 6in.
Closing Bid: £40 Bidder: 2040 |
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Lot Number 119:
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London Underground Metropolitan Line Car Diagram – Aldgate to Uxbridge/Amersham, including the East London section. Framed with Perspex. Has been dry stored and in Good Condition.
Closing Bid: £50 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 120:
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London Underground District and Circle Line Car Diagram – Upminster to Richmond/Ealing Broadway. Framed with perspex. Has been dry stored and in Good Condition.
Closing Bid: £50 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 121:
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Pair of London Transport Bus Stop Enamel E-Plates N90 and N94 NIGHT BUSES. Very Good Condition.
Closing Bid: £120 Bidder: 1501 |
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Lot Number 122:
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Pair of London Transport Bus Stop Enamel E-Plates 401 and 402 EASTERN NATIONAL. Very Good Condition.
Minimum Bid: £80 |
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Lot Number 123:
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Three London Transport Green Line Coach Stop Enamel E-Plates 712, 713, 714. Very Good Condition.
Minimum Bid: £100 |
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Lot Number 124:
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Pair of London Transport Bus Stop Enamel E-Plates 388 and 389. Very Good Condition.
Minimum Bid: £80 |
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Lot Number 125:
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B.R. (M) Station Enamel Totem Sign ATTENBOROUGH. Fully flanged. Black flange. From the former Midland Railway station situated between Trent and Beeston. Excellent Condition.
Closing Bid: £1,100 Bidder: 2193 |
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Lot Number 126:
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B.R (E) Enamel Station Doorplate WAITING ROOM. Unflanged. Good Condition with some edge chipping.
Minimum Bid: £100 |
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Lot Number 127:
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LNER Signalbox Nameboard HARLOW MILL. Alloy with raised lettering. Very Good Condition. Size 63in x 10in.
Closing Bid: £100 Bidder: 1464 |
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Lot Number 128:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Shedcode Plate 25F LOW MOOR. 1950-1956. Front and rear restored.
Closing Bid: £170 Bidder: 1674 |
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Lot Number 129:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Shedcode Plate 41H STAVELEY (GC). 1958-1965. Front and rear restored.
Closing Bid: £150 Bidder: 1207 |
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Lot Number 130:
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C/I Steam Locomotive LMS Pattern BR Replacement Smokebox Numberplate 70015.
As carried by Riddles designed Standard BR Britannia class 7P6F 4-6-2 named APOLLO built at Crewe works in June 1951. Allocations included Camden, Stratford, Old Oak Common, Cardiff Canton, Trafford Park, Newton Heath, Annesley, Willesden, Llandudno Jct, Crewe North, Stockport Edgeley and Carlisle Kingmoor from where it was withdrawn in August 1967. Cut up at McWilliams, Shettleston, Glasgow 01/68. Front restored, rear ex-loco. Closing Bid: £1,000 Bidder: 2239 |
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Lot Number 131:
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Alloy Steam Locomotive Headboard THE WAVERLEY.
This service was launched on 17 June 1957 for the 9.15am ex-St. Pancras and the 10.05am ex-Edinburgh Waverley. From 1965 until cessation in September 1968 the service ran during the summer timetable only. This is the second version headboard, presented in ex-service condition with lamp bracket to rear. Minimum Bid: £1,600 |
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Lot Number 132:
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C/I Oval Steam Locomotive Worksplate BUILT 1956 CREWE. Front and rear restored.
Closing Bid: £150 Bidder: 2168 |
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Lot Number 133:
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B.R (S) Enamel Station Totem Sign HARRIETSHAM. Fully flanged. From the former SE&CR station between Maidstone East and Ashford. Excellent Condition.
Minimum Bid: £600 |
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Lot Number 134:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Cabside Numberplate 3610.
As carried by a Collett designed ex GWR 57xx Class 0-6-0PT built at Swindon works in February 1939. Allocations included Duffryn Yard, Swansea East Dock, Llanelly and Aberdare from where it was withdrawn in February 1965. Cut up at Bird's Risca, South Wales 05/65. Minimum Bid: £300 |
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Lot Number 135:
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Brass Steam Locomotive REPRODUCTION Full Size Nameplate
213 SQUADRON. The original, built at Brighton works in December 1948 in Air-Smoothed form, No. 34088 was rebuilt at Eastleigh works by Bulleid in April 1960 and in this form remained in service until March 1967 when it was withdrawn from Eastleigh works to be scrapped in March 1968 by J Cashmore of Newport. Closing Bid: £500 Bidder: 1674 |
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Lot Number 136:
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Electric Locomotive Worksplate
BRUSH TRACTION LOCOMOTIVE No. 1090 1995. As carried by Class 92 92031. Allocated new to Crewe Electric 09/95. Named THE INSTITUTE OF LOGISTICS AND TRANSPORT from 06/01 – 11/11. Loco has been stored several times since 08/06 and has been stored at Crewe Electric since 06/15. Rectangular engraved aluminium in ex-loco condition. Closing Bid: £850 Bidder: 130 |
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Lot Number 137:
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Aluminium Depot Plaque depicting a CAT. This being the logo for Crewe Diesel (CD) depot. Originally carried by Trainload Freight, Railfreight Distribution and later RES/EWS locos allocated there.
In ex-loco condition. Closing Bid: £600 Bidder: 2203 |
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Lot Number 138:
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Pair of Bakelite Signal Box Repeaters Distant Arm ON/OFF and Home ON/OFF. Ex-service condition.
Closing Bid: £160 Bidder: 2235 |
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Lot Number 139:
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B.R. (Sc) Station Enamel Totem Sign LEVEN. Fully flanged. Black flange. From the former North British Railway station between Thornton Jct and Kilconquhar in the Kingdom of Fife.
Excellent Condition. Closing Bid: £1,400 Bidder: 2112 |
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Lot Number 140:
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Signal Box Instrument Description Plate
WYMONDHAM GOODS JC. Ex-service condition. Minimum Bid: £40 |
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Lot Number 141:
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Four Signal Box Instrument Description Plates FARINGTON CURVE JCT, HALE, FAST LINE, KEARSLEY JUNCTION.
Ex-service condition. Minimum Bid: £80 |
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Lot Number 142:
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Four Signal Box Instrument Description Plates BOLTON DOWN, STANTON GATE NORTH, WESTON, NORTON BRIDGE.
Ex-service condition. Minimum Bid: £80 |
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Lot Number 143:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Shedcode Plate 24C LOSTOCK HALL. 1950-1963. Front and rear restored. Uncommon.
Closing Bid: £130 Bidder: 1537 |
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Lot Number 144:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate 42583.
As carried by a Stanier designed ex LMS class 4MT 2-cylinder 2-6-4T built by the North British Locomotive Co, Glasgow in October 1936. Allocations included Warrington Dallam, Edge Hill, Willesden, Longsight, Birkenhead Mollington Street, Stoke and Trafford Park from where it was withdrawn in October 1966. Cut up at Cashmore’s, Great Bridge 02/67. Ex-Loco Condition front and rear. Minimum Bid: £300 |
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Lot Number 145:
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BTC Untitled C/I Gate Notice complete with original brackets to rear. Face part restored. Size 29.5in x 10.5in.
Closing Bid: £50 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 146:
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Fully Titled C/I Notice BRITISH TRANSPORT COMMISSION Gate Notice Penalty Forty Shillings.
Face restored. Size 29.5in x 10.5in. Closing Bid: £50 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 147:
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C/I Carriage Plate CRAVENS RAILWAY CARRIAGE & WAGON CO LTD SHEFFIELD BUILDERS 1947. Face restored.
Minimum Bid: £40 |
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Lot Number 148:
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C/I Wagon Plate REPAIRS ADVISE WRIGLEY & SONS, BULWELL FOREST, NOTTINGHAM.
Face restored. Closing Bid: £40 Bidder: 1429 |
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Lot Number 149:
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C/I Wagon Plate G.R TURNER LTD, BUILDERS, LANGLEY MILL, ENGLAND 1943.
Face restored. Closing Bid: £180 Bidder: 2290 |
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Lot Number 150:
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Diesel Locomotive Nameplate TRYFAN.
As carried by Class 44 ‘Peak’ D10, later becoming No. 44010 2/74. Named at Derby Works when new and first allocated to 1B Camden 2/60. Withdrawn from Toton due to fire damage 5/77 and cut up at Derby Works during 7/78. This nameplate is a resin replacement on a steel back fitted in the 1970s to replace the missing aluminium original. Ex-loco condition. Closing Bid: £8,000 Bidder: 1933 |
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Lot Number 151:
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B.R (NE) Enamel Station Fascia Board SOWERBY BRIDGE. Fully flanged. Formerly located on the station exterior wall (Holmes Road entrance) at Sowerby Bridge. Fair condition with some corrosion to edges.
Size 60in x 42in. Closing Bid: £410 Bidder: 1700 |
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Lot Number 152:
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B.R. (NE) Enamel Station Sign PASSENGERS MUST NOT CROSS THE LINE EXCEPT BY THE SUBWAY. Good condition with a few small face chips.
Size 36in x 18in. Closing Bid: £200 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 153:
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B.R (NE) Enamel Station Sign PLATFORM 3. Black Edged lettering. In Good Condition with a couple of face chips.
Size 24in x 18in. Closing Bid: £150 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 154:
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B.R. (S) Station Enamel Totem Sign PADDOCK WOOD. Fully flanged. From the former SE&CR station between Tonbridge and Ashford.
Excellent Condition. Closing Bid: £500 Bidder: 1578 |
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Lot Number 155:
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B.R (Sc) Enamel Station Doorplate TICKETS. Good Condition.
Minimum Bid: £150 |
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Lot Number 156:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Shedcode Plate 2A RUGBY. 1950-1963. Front and rear restored.
Minimum Bid: £100 |
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Lot Number 157:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Cabside Numberplate 3757.
As carried by a Collett designed ex GWR 57xx class 0-6-0PT built at Swindon works in December 1937. Allocated to only Neath Court Sart it was withdrawn from there in May 1964. Cut up at Bird's Bynea, South Wales 07/64. Closing Bid: £300 Bidder: 2170 |
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Lot Number 158:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Shedcode Plate 88B RADYR. 1962-1968. Cardiff East Dock 1949-1958, Cardiff Cathays 1961-1962. Front and rear restored.
Closing Bid: £100 Bidder: 2239 |
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Lot Number 159:
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Electric Locomotive Builders Plate SUPPLIED BY GEC ALSTHOM.
As carried by a Class 91 locomotive in the number range 91001-91031 later 91101-91131 on when entering service on the East Coast Mainline. Stainless steel in ex-loco condition. Closing Bid: £150 Bidder: 2146 |
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Lot Number 160:
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Framed and Glazed Signal Diagram RED DOLES JUNCTION. From the former junction on the Leeds, Dewsbury and Manchester Rly near Huddersfield. Good clean condition. Size 55in x 22in.
Minimum Bid: £150 |
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Lot Number 161:
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Framed & Glazed Signal Box Diagram BEAULIEU ROAD situated between Lyndhurst Road and Brockenhurst in the New Forest on the main LSWR line to Bournemouth. Dated 4 October 1965. Size 41in x 14in. Good clean condition.
Closing Bid: £100 Bidder: 1845 |
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Lot Number 162:
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Wooden Notice with lead letters VEHICLES MUST NOT PASS OVER THIS MACHINE WHEN ENTERING THIS YARD ONLY FOR PURPOSE OF WEIGHING. Ex-Annesley shed in ex-service unrestored condition. Size 42in x 29in.
Closing Bid: £60 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 163:
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Fully Titled C/I Notice LONDON & NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY Caution to Trespass with 11 lines of text. Dated 1883. Face and rear restored. Size 26in x 19in.
Closing Bid: £60 Bidder: 1933 |
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Lot Number 164:
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C/I L&NWR Welsh Language Trespass Sign RHYBUDD with 12 lines of text. Face restored a long time ago.
Closing Bid: £120 Bidder: 1336 |
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Lot Number 165:
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C/I Oval Wagon Plate BANGLADESH RAILWAY STANDARD WAGON 1979.
Face restored. Minimum Bid: £40 |
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Lot Number 166:
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Pair of SR handlamps, both marked S[E]R to side. Both complete and both in unrestored condition.
Minimum Bid: £100 |
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Lot Number 167:
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B.R. (M) Station Enamel Totem Sign HARPENDEN CENTRAL.
Half flanged. From the former Midland Rly station between St. Albans and Luton. Slight loss of shine and some rust around edges. Closing Bid: £500 Bidder: 2288 |
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Lot Number 168:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate 47660.
As carried by a Fowler designed ex LMS class 3F 0-6-0T built by Wm Beardmore, Dalmuir, Glasgow in March 1929. Allocations included Derby, Wellingborough, Rose Grove and Newton Heath from where it was withdrawn in January 1966. Cut up at Thos. Ward, Broughton Lane, Sheffield 04/66. Front and rear ex-loco. Closing Bid: £250 Bidder: 1674 |
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Lot Number 169:
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Aluminium Depot Plaque depicting MINE WINDING GEAR. This being the logo for Knottingley (KY) depot. Carried by Loadhaul and EWS locos. In ex-loco condition.
Closing Bid: £370 Bidder: 2254 |
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Lot Number 170:
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Alloy SouthWest Trains first generation station sign BASINGSTOKE. Ex-service condition.
Minimum Bid: £80 |
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Lot Number 171:
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Alloy SouthWest Trains first generation station sign ANDOVER. Ex-service condition.
Minimum Bid: £80 |
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Lot Number 172:
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C/I G.E.R Bridge plate 1025. From the footbridge at Weeley station, on the line from Colchester to Frinton and Clacton. Unrestored Condition.
Minimum Bid: £40 |
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Lot Number 173:
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London Transport Bus Stop Enamel E-Plate FARE STAGE. Very Good Condition.
Closing Bid: £40 Bidder: 1581 |
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Lot Number 174:
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Pair of London Transport Bus Stop Enamel E-Plates 26 and 26-26A EASTERN NATIONAL. Very Good Condition.
Minimum Bid: £80 |
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Lot Number 175:
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Pair of London Transport Bus Stop Enamel E-Plates 151 and 151-251 EASTERN NATIONAL. Very Good Condition.
Minimum Bid: £80 |
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Lot Number 176:
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B.R (W) Q/R Poster SUNDAY EXCURSIONS FROM PADDINGTON MAY 1962 together with 28 destinations with fares and departure times.
Rolled, excellent clean condition. Closing Bid: £100 Bidder: 2243 |
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Lot Number 177:
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B.R (W) Q/R Poster EXCURSIONS FROM EALING BROADWAY JANUARY 1963 together with 23 destinations with fares and departure times.
Rolled, excellent clean condition. Closing Bid: £100 Bidder: 2243 |
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Lot Number 178:
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B.R (W) Q/R Poster EXCURSIONS FROM PADDINGTON JANUARY AND FEBRUARY 1963 together with 26 destinations with fares and departure times. Rolled, excellent clean condition.
Closing Bid: £100 Bidder: 2243 |
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Lot Number 179:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate 8420.
As carried by a Hawksworth designed 94xx class 0-6-0PT built by W.G Bagnall, Stafford in July 1950. Allocations included Neath Court Sart, Cardiff Cathays, Abercynon, Treherbert, Cardiff Radyr, Reading and Old Oak Common from where it was withdrawn in June 1965. Cut up at Ward's, Briton Ferry, South Wales 10/65. Front ex-loco, rear restored. Closing Bid: £300 Bidder: 1271 |
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Lot Number 180:
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Diesel Hydraulic Locomotive Nameplate STRONGBOW.
As carried by Class 43 ‘Warship’ D847. Allocated new to 83D Plymouth Laira 4/61. The nameplates were applied when built at NBL, Glasgow 3/61 and removed when the loco was withdrawn from 83A Newton Abbot 3/71 after catching fire at Stoke Edith on 21/12/70. Moved to Swindon Works 4/71 and cut up there 3/72. Closing Bid: £9,100 Bidder: 1828 |
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Lot Number 181:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Shedcode Plate 83A NEWTON ABBOT. 1949-1973. Front and rear restored.
Closing Bid: £150 Bidder: 2239 |
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Lot Number 182:
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S.R Enamel Running-In Board SOLE STREET. From the former SECR station between Meopham and Rochester. Has suffered from being in an estuarial environment. In two sections of 71in and 63in. Unflanged. Total Size 134in x 15in.
Minimum Bid: £150 |
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Lot Number 183:
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B.R (S) Enamel Station Doorplate STAFF ONLY. Fair Condition but repair could benefit from a better colour match. Lettering unaffected.
Minimum Bid: £80 |
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Lot Number 184:
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B.R (Sc) Enamel Station Doorplate PRIVATE. Good Condition, two face chips with one repaired. Lettering unaffected.
Minimum Bid: £100 |
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Lot Number 185:
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B.R (W) Station Enamel Totem Sign RISCA. Fully flanged. Black flange. From the former GWR station in the Welsh valleys west of Newport. Good Condition with a couple of minor face chips.
Closing Bid: £750 SOLD POST-SALE |
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Lot Number 186:
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Alloy GW 150 plate as fitted below the nameplate of 47621 ROYAL COUNTY OF BERKSHIRE.
Named at Reading station 4/6/85 and removed 10/89. These plates were fitted to several locos as they were named in connection with 150th anniversary celebrations of the GWR. Ex-loco condition. Closing Bid: £550 Bidder: 1862 |
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Lot Number 187:
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Alloy Diesel Locomotive Builders' Plate FRAGONSET DERBY REBUILT. These plates were fitted to Fragonset locomotives purchased when the company was formed in 1997 and based at The Railway Technical Centre, Derby. In 2005 the company merged with Merlin Rail to form FM Rail which went into administration in December 2006. Front repainted.
Minimum Bid: £200 |
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Lot Number 188:
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Alloy SouthWest Trains first generation station sign KEW BRIDGE. Ex-service condition.
Minimum Bid: £80 |
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Lot Number 189:
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Alloy SouthWest Trains first generation station sign BARNES BRIDGE. Ex-service condition.
Minimum Bid: £80 |
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Lot Number 190:
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B.R D/R Poster WESTERN REGION RAIL ROVER TICKETS. Rolled, excellent clean condition.
Closing Bid: £80 Bidder: 2243 |
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Lot Number 191:
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B.R D/R Poster RAIL ROVER TICKETS re Freedom of Wales Rail Rover and West of England Rail Rover. Rolled, excellent clean condition.
Closing Bid: £80 Bidder: 2243 |
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Lot Number 192:
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C/I G.N.R Wagon Plate GNR REGD No. T578.
Face restored a long time ago. Minimum Bid: £30 |
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Lot Number 193:
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GN & GE JOINT RAILWAY C/I Notice PUBLIC WARNING NOT TO TRESPASS with seven lines of text. Dated 1896. Face restored, rear primed. Size 28in x 16in.
Closing Bid: £60 Bidder: 1464 |
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Lot Number 194:
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LSWR C/I Gradient Post Arms ‘330’ and ‘550’. Primed condition.
Minimum Bid: £50 |
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Lot Number 195:
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LNER C/I Seatback BURNTISLAND. From the former North British Railway station situated between Aberdour and Kirkcaldy. Unrestored. Has been broken in two clean breaks and is eminently restorable.
Closing Bid: £150 Bidder: 1870 |
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Lot Number 196:
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B.R. (E) Station Enamel Totem Sign BISHOPS STORTFORD. Half flanged. From the former GER station between Harlow and Elsenham. Excellent Condition. Only the seventh example to appear at auction.
Closing Bid: £1,300 Bidder: 1772 |
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Lot Number 197:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Shedcode Plate 15E LEICESTER (Midland). 1950-1963. Kettering from 1963-1965. Front restored, rear ex-loco.
Closing Bid: £220 Bidder: 1582 |
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Lot Number 198:
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Diesel Multiple Unit Builders Plate ANDREW BARCLAY SONS & Co. LTD, CALEDONIA WORKS, KILMARNOCK 748 REBUILT 1989.
As carried by Class 141 DMSL 55541 when rebuilt by Barclay in 1989. Built at Derby in 1984 as part of set 141020 and renumbered to 141101 when rebuilt in 1989. Withdrawn in 1997 and sold to Cotswold Rail. Broken up at Wolverton Works 10/04. Front repainted. Closing Bid: £820 Bidder: 1301 |
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Lot Number 199:
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Alloy Single Line Key Token HALWILL-ASHBURY. No. 9 stamped to rear. Cut short by BR.
Closing Bid: £80 Bidder: 1522 |
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Lot Number 200:
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BR Western Region Cast Aluminium Headboard PEMBROKE COAST EXPRESS. Brown letters on a cream background with two crests - the arms of Tenby comprising three martlets in the upper section (From the arms of the Earl of Pembroke) and three cinquefoils (from the arms of See of St David’s) in the base. This is a full cast integral example.
The vendor was the shedmaster at Carmarthen and had the opportunity of purchasing it directly from Carmarthen shed (87G). The headboard was used on services between London Paddington and Pembroke Dock between 1953-1965. A truly rare Ex-Loco Example, stamped to the rear (CARM). Closing Bid: £4,200 Bidder: 2252 |
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Lot Number 201:
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B.R (M) Carriage Mirror LONDON MIDLAND MAIN LINES & CONNECTING LINES. Shows a map of the lines out of Euston, St. Pancras and Marylebone all the way up to Carlisle. Thick bevelled mirror glass. Size 11in x 6in in Good Condition.
Minimum Bid: £40 |
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Lot Number 202:
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Railway Horse bridle, from the days of horse cartage and shunting horses. Good condition for age.
Closing Bid: £80 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 203:
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B.R Brown Leather Guard’s Bag. Ex-service clean condition.
Minimum Bid: £50 |
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Lot Number 204:
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B.R (S) Enamel Station Totem Sign BOGNOR REGIS. Fully flanged. From the former LB&SCR seaside terminus on the branch from Barnham. Excellent Condition.
Closing Bid: £700 Bidder: 1557 |
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Lot Number 205:
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Aluminium Depot Plaque depicting a SUFFOLK PUNCH horse. This being the logo for Ipswich Wagon Repair depot.
In ex-loco condition. Closing Bid: £450 Bidder: 490 |
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Lot Number 206:
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Enamel Armband G.W.R LOOK-OUT. Incomplete strap.
Fair Condition. Minimum Bid: £40 |
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Lot Number 207:
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Enamel Armband L.B.S.C. LOOK-OUT. No strap. Fair Condition.
Closing Bid: £120 Bidder: 2221 |
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Lot Number 208:
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Enamel Armband M.R LOOK-OUT. No strap. Fair Condition.
Minimum Bid: £40 |
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Lot Number 209:
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Enamel Armband L.S.W.R LOOK-OUT. No strap. Fair Condition.
Minimum Bid: £50 |
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Lot Number 210:
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Enamel Armband L.T.B. LOOK-OUT. Incomplete strap.
Fair Condition. Minimum Bid: £40 |
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Lot Number 211:
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S.R Fully Titled C/I Sign SOUTHERN RAILWAY – TRESPASSERS WILL BE PROSECUTED. Face restored.
Size 25in x 16in. Closing Bid: £120 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 212:
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Fully Titled C/I Notice BRITISH TRANSPORT COMMISSION Notice to trespass with nine lines of text. Face and rear restored. Size 29in x 20.5in.
Closing Bid: £60 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 213:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate 32519.
As carried by a Billinton designed LB&SCR E4 class 0-6-2T, becoming BR No 32519. Allocated to Three Bridges and Brighton, from where it was withdrawn in September1959. Eastleigh Triangle stamped to rear. Face restored. Minimum Bid: £350 |
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Lot Number 214:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Shedcode Plate 81E DIDCOT. 1949-1965. Front and rear restored.
Closing Bid: £250 Bidder: 1327 |
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Lot Number 215:
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Brass Steam Locomotive REPRODUCTION Full Size Nameplate
DUKE OF GLOUCESTER. Original as carried by a Riddles designed BR Standard class 8P 4-6-2 No 71000 built at Crewe Works in May 1954. In BR service it was allocated to Crewe North but spent time on loan to the GWR and Swindon Test plant between October 1954 and May 1955, whereby it produced a higher cylinder efficiency than any other simple expansion engine ever recorded – a potential world-beater. It then returned to Crewe North and was withdrawn in November 1962 with many parts removed including the left-hand cylinder and valve gear to the Science Museum and the right-hand cylinder removed, presumably for balance. It then went to Cashmore’s of Newport and was further stripped in preparation for cutting up before spending seven years at Barry Scrapyard and by 1973 corrosion and souvenir hunters had completed the degeneration. The cost of replacing the parts alone was enough to deter those rescuing other engines from Barry until its rescue for preservation in May 1973. Colin Rhodes, Mr Daniels and Peter King were instrumental in establishing the supporting Trust and fundraising for the vital missing parts, with subsequent restoration work at the Great Central Railway which was completed in 1990. After several 10-year overhauls it recently returned to the main line in 2025. This plate, made to the order of Trust Director Peter King for the restored locomotive, together with the smokebox numberplate below, have actually been on the locomotive in preservation for far longer than the originals ever were! The plates are being offered by the late Peter King’s daughter following them being presented to Peter at one of the past overhauls. Peter King was the author of The Impossible Dream – the story behind the resurgence of 71000 Duke of Gloucester. Closing Bid: £2,300 Bidder: 2254 |
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Lot Number 216:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Reproduction Smokebox Numberplate 71000 as carried by a Riddles designed BR Standard Class 8P 4-6-2 named DUKE OF GLOUCESTER built at Crewe works in May 1954. All other details as shown above. This plate was ordered by Peter King for the newly-restored locomotive and is being offered by the late Peter King’s daughter. This plate has been carried for longer on the loco in preservation than the original in BR days!
Closing Bid: £2,750 Bidder: 1353 |
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Lot Number 217:
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Aluminium Steam Locomotive Reproduction Headboard THE MID-DAY SCOT.
As carried by DUKE OF GLOUCESTER during its time in preservation. This plate was ordered by the late Peter King for the restored locomotive. Closing Bid: £600 Bidder: 2172 |
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Lot Number 218:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Shedcode Plate 12A CARLISLE KINGMOOR. 1958-1973. Front restored, rear ex-loco.
Minimum Bid: £100 |
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Lot Number 219:
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B.R (M) Enamel Station Totem Sign LLANDUDNO JUNCTION. Fully flanged. From the former LNWR station on the North Wales Coast route. Excellent Condition.
Closing Bid: £2,100 Bidder: 2218 |
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Lot Number 220:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Shedcode Plate 6G LLANDUDNO JUNCTION. 1952-1966.
Front and rear restored. Closing Bid: £600 Bidder: 2218 |
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Lot Number 221:
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S.R Enamel Station Target Sign DURRINGTON ON SEA. From the former Southern Railway built station between Worthing and Barnham. Good ex-station condition.
Minimum Bid: £300 Reserve Not Met |
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Lot Number 222:
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LBSCR Oil Pourer, complete with brass LBSCR oval plate present, engraved BRAMBER – a location on the former ‘Steyning Line’ in West Sussex, closed in 1966. Also engraved LB&SCR to side.
Closing Bid: £250 Bidder: 2221 |
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Lot Number 223:
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Wooden LBSCR ‘Emergency Box’ No. 105, as supplied to stations and signal boxes. COMPLETE WITH ALL CONTENTS including splints marked S[E]R inside the lid and a ‘First Aid to the Injured and Sick’ booklet, dated 1911.
Rescued from a signal box in the Chichester area. Rare to find these still with all contents present. With brass top handle, engraved ‘LBSC’. Closing Bid: £150 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 224:
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Fully Titled C/I Notice GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY TRESPASSERS WILL BE PROSECUTED. Unrestored Condition. Size 20.5in x 12.5in.
Closing Bid: £60 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 225:
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Alloy SouthWest Trains first generation station sign PORTSMOUTH HARBOUR.
Ex-service condition. Closing Bid: £120 Bidder: 2292 |
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Lot Number 226:
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Alloy SouthWest Trains first generation station sign BOURNEMOUTH. Ex-service condition.
Minimum Bid: £80 |
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Lot Number 227:
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Electric Multiple Unit Nameplate
BBC SOUTH TODAY. As carried by Class 442, ‘Wessex Electric’ 2419. Built at Derby Litchurch Lane in 1989, it was named at Southampton Central station on 5/9/89 by Sue Saville, TV show presenter and fitted to the MBLS coach 62955. Allocated to Bournemouth Depot, the nameplates were removed in 2006. The unit was withdrawn from SouthWest Trains on 12/2/07 and stored. In 2017 it was refurbished by South Western Railway only to be withdrawn again on 2/9/19. The unit was stripped for spares at Wolverton Works during May 2021. Closing Bid: £300 Bidder: 2231 |
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Lot Number 228:
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Diesel Locomotive Worksplate
GM LOCOMOTIVE GROUP MANUFACTURED AT LONDON, CANADA. MODEL: JT 42 CWR. SERIAL: 968702-197. DATE: 01-00. As carried by Class 66 66197. Arrived at Newport Docks on 29/2/00 and leased by Angel Trains. Allocated to Toton 03/00. Stored many times until acquired by DB Schenker 02/16 and returned to service. Has been stored at Toton since 07/25. Rectangular stainless steel in ex loco condition. Minimum Bid: £200 |
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Lot Number 229:
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Alloy Single Line Key Token MOAT LANE JUNC WEST / CAERSWS. One of our two remaining tokens offered from this former Cambrian Rly section.
Minimum Bid: £200 |
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Lot Number 230:
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Alloy Single Line Key Token MOAT LANE JUNC WEST / CAERSWS. One of our two remaining tokens offered from this former Cambrian Rly section.
Minimum Bid: £200 |
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Lot Number 231:
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Signal Box Wooden Gable End Finial. Originating company unknown.
Closing Bid: £40 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 232:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate 90325.
As carried by a Riddles designed Ministry of Supply (WD) Austerity 2-8-0 built at the North British Locomotive Co, Glasgow in May 1944. Allocations included only Farnley Jct and Huddersfield Hillhouses from where it was withdrawn in September 1965. Cut up by Graham, Harris & Elton Ltd, Chesterfield 11/65. This loco worked the very last trip working to Meltham 2/4/1965. Face restored, rear ex-loco. BR weld to centre. Closing Bid: £250 Bidder: 1207 |
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Lot Number 233:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Shedcode Plate 50D GOOLE. 1960-1973. Front and rear restored.
Closing Bid: £360 Bidder: 2217 |
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Lot Number 234:
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B.R. (S) Station Enamel Totem Sign COULSDON SOUTH. Fully flanged. From the former SE&CR station between Croydon and Redhill. Very Good Condition. This is the lighter green version, compared with the darker green version that we sold in our last sale.
Minimum Bid: £600 |
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Lot Number 235:
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B.R (M) Enamel Station Sign FOR TRAINS TO LIVERPOOL & SOUTHPORT VIA SANDHILLS with a left facing arrow. Fully flanged. Size 30.5in x 18in in Good Condition.
Minimum Bid: £250 |
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Lot Number 236:
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B.R (Sc) Hardboard Painted Station Sign LEFT LUGGAGE OFFICE NOW FULL. ARTICLES WILL BE ACCEPTED AS SOON AS ROOM IS MADE AVAILABLE BY WITHDRAWALS.
Fair condition with loss to two corners. Ex-Glasgow St.Enoch stn. A possibly unique sign? Closing Bid: £80 Bidder: 2188 |
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Lot Number 237:
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BR DMU Destination Blind with Midlands/Welsh destinations. Very Good Condition.
Closing Bid: £220 Bidder: 2213 |
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Lot Number 238:
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Chromed Brass Diesel Locomotive Worksplate THE ENGLISH ELECTRIC COMPANY LTD LONDON, THE VULCAN FOUNDRY LTD. LOCOMOTIVE WORKS, ENGLAND No. 3132/D682 1961.
As carried by Class 40 D386 becoming 40186 3/74. New to 50A York 4/62 and withdrawn from Crewe Diesel 12/82. Cut up at Doncaster works 3/83. Ex-loco condition. Closing Bid: £700 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 239:
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Cloth Armband ‘LNER’ with stencil type lettering.
Minimum Bid: £20 |
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Lot Number 240:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Cabside Numberplate 5379.
As carried by a Churchward designed 43xx class ex GWR 2-6-0 Built at Swindon works in August 1919. Allocations included Oxley, Stourbridge Jct, Worcester, Shrewsbury, Cardiff Canton and Banbury from where it was withdrawn in May 1958. Cut up at Swindon works 07/58. Face restored. Closing Bid: £350 Bidder: 2286 |
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Lot Number 241:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate 5379.
As carried by a Churchward designed 43xx class ex GWR 2-6-0 built at Swindon Works in August 1919. Allocations included Neath, Cardiff Canton, Stourbridge Jct, Worcester, Shrewsbury, Oxley and Banbury from where it was withdrawn in May 1958. Cut up at Swindon works 07/58. Front and rear ex-loco. Closing Bid: £300 Bidder: 2253 |
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Lot Number 242:
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Wooden vending machine labelled SAVING STAMPS, as fitted inside Post Offices that dispensed adhesive stamps, used between 1911 and 1992, to record weekly contributions in a National Insurance stamp book (primarily for Class 2/3).
Ex-service condition. Minimum Bid: £150 |
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Lot Number 243:
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Alloy SouthWest Trains first generation station sign CLAPHAM JUNCTION. Ex-service condition.
Minimum Bid: £80 |
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Lot Number 244:
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Alloy SouthWest Trains first generation station sign WIMBLEDON. Ex-service condition.
Closing Bid: £200 Bidder: 2248 |
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Lot Number 245:
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Alloy SouthWest Trains first generation station sign EFFINGHAM JUNCTION.
Ex-service condition. Closing Bid: £120 Bidder: 2292 |
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Lot Number 246:
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Alloy SouthWest Trains first generation station sign SUNNYMEADS. Ex-service condition.
Minimum Bid: £80 |
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Lot Number 247:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate 47166.
As carried by a Fowler designed ex LMS class 2F 0-6-0T Dock Tank built at Derby works in December 1928. Allocations included Birkenhead Mollington Street, Bidston, Sutton Oak and Edge Hill from where it was withdrawn in May 1963. Cut up at Horwich works 11/63. Only ten in the class and first time at auction. Front and rear ex-loco. Minimum Bid: £400 |
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Lot Number 248:
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B.R. (NE) Station Enamel Totem Sign SPENNYMOOR. Fully flanged. Good Condition. From the former NER station between Bishop Auckland and Hartlepool and only the fifth example to appear at auction.
Reserve Not Met £3,500 |
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Lot Number 249:
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L&YR Fully Titled C/I Sign LANCASHIRE & YORKSHIRE RAILWAY CO NOTICE. MECHANICALLY DRIVEN JIGGERS AND FRICTION CRANES together with five lines of text. Uncommon wording. Face restored. Ex-Blackburn Goods Depot.
Closing Bid: £70 Bidder: 1325 |
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Lot Number 250:
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Diesel Locomotive Nameplate THE KING’S SHROPSHIRE LIGHT INFANTRY.
As carried by Class 45 ‘Peak’ D50 which was renumbered to 45040 1/75 and 97412 10/87. Allocated new to 17A Toton 5/62. Named at Toton depot in 5/65 without ceremony. The nameplates were removed when the loco was withdrawn from Tinsley 7/87. Loco transferred to Departmental stock 10/87 and numbered 97412 until withdrawn again 8/88. Stored in Tinsley Yard until 10/91 when it was moved to MC Metal Processing, Glasgow and cut up there 11/91. Closing Bid: £10,000 Bidder: 1702 |
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Lot Number 251:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Shedcode Plate 89D OSWESTRY. 1960-1963. Front and rear restored.
Minimum Bid: £100 |
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Lot Number 252:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate 1027.
As carried by a Hawksworth designed ex-GWR 4-6-0 named COUNTY OF STAFFORD, built at Swindon works in March 1947. Allocations included Westbury, Neyland, Bristol Bath Road, Shrewsbury and Swindon from where it was withdrawn in October 1963. Cut up at Cooper's Metals, Sharpness, Glos 11/64. Front and rear ex-loco. Minimum Bid: £800 |
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Lot Number 253:
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B.R. (M) Enamel Station Sign NOTTINGHAM. Fully flanged. This style of sign was used at Nottingham Victoria instead of totems and at Nottingham Midland alongside totems. Size 44in x 12in. Excellent Condition with just a very small area of edge chipping bottom right.
Closing Bid: £600 Bidder: 1558 |
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Lot Number 254:
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Builders Plate ‘ADtranz’, as fitted to a Class 92 Tri-Bo Eurotunnel Shuttle loco. Ex-loco condition.
Closing Bid: £150 Bidder: 2146 |
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Lot Number 255:
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Stainless Steel Equipment Plate ‘GEC ALSTHOM TRANSPORT’.
A 'treadplate' insert from one of the ill-fated 'Nightstar' carriages, a service that failed to materialise. 132mm x 56mm. Minimum Bid: £100 |
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Lot Number 256:
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Builders Plate
GEC ALSTHOM METRO CAMMELL BIRMINGHAM 1992. As fitted to one of the Channel Tunnel ‘Eurostar’ coaches. Closing Bid: £130 Bidder: 218 |
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Lot Number 257:
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Four Signal Box Instrument Description Plates GOODS LINES, UP BRANCH IN REAR OF INNER HOME, MEAFORD CROSSING, YELVERTOFT.
Ex-service condition. Closing Bid: £110 Bidder: 1543 |
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Lot Number 258:
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Signal Box Instrument Description Plate
HOPE JUNCTION. Ex-service condition. Minimum Bid: £40 |
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Lot Number 259:
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Fully Titled C/I Notice GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY TO DRIVERS AND OWNERS OF LOCOMOTIVES re bridge insufficient to carry heavy weights with 11 lines of text. Unrestored. Size 19in x 14in.
Closing Bid: £60 Bidder: 1464 |
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Lot Number 260:
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C/I Oval Steam Locomotive Worksplate BUILT BY LONDON NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY CO. 1945. DONCASTER WORKS No. 1979.
As carried by No. 8529, a Stanier designed ex-LMS class 8F 2-8-0 built at Doncaster works in April 1945. With a works No 1979 built by the London North Eastern Railway (LNER) who were operating the works at that time it was loaned to the LMS due to wartime needs but LMS was eventually erased from the plate when the new BR No. 48529 was applied in October 1949. Allocations included Heaton, Lostock Hall, Speke Jct, Crewe South, Northampton, Bletchley, Widnes, Bescot, Saltley, Edge Hill and Newton Heath from where it was withdrawn in June 1968. Cut up at Drapers, Neptune Yard, Hull 11/68. This is a very rare and desirable worksplate, never having been in auction before. Minimum Bid: £500 |
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Lot Number 261:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Shedcode Plate 9B STOCKPORT EDGELEY.
Ex-loco front and rear. Closing Bid: £170 Bidder: 2161 |
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Lot Number 262:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Shedcode Plate 9D NEWTON HEATH. Front and rear ex-loco.
Closing Bid: £120 Bidder: 2161 |
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Lot Number 263:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate 42932.
As carried by a Hughes/Fowler designed ex LMS class 5MT (Crab) 2-6-0 built at Crewe works in June 1931. Allocations include Nuneaton, Longsight, Crewe South, Heaton Mersey, Bury, Birkenhead Mollington Street and Stockport Edgeley from where it was withdrawn in May 1965. Cut up at Central Wagon, Ince, Wigan 08/65. Restored front and rear. Minimum Bid: £300 |
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Lot Number 264:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Shedcode Plate 9F HEATON MERSEY.
Ex-loco front and rear. Closing Bid: £150 Bidder: 947 |
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Lot Number 265:
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B.R (S) Enamel Station Totem Sign BROMLEY SOUTH. From the former SE&CR station between Beckenham and Bickley. Excellent Condition.
Closing Bid: £1,500 Bidder: 1511 |
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Lot Number 266:
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B.R. (E) Station Enamel Totem Sign BROMLEY. Half flanged. From the former London, Tilbury & Southend Rly station in East London. Some examples of these signs were later additionally stickered ‘BY BOW’ by BR, presumably to differentiate from Bromley in Kent. Fair condition.
Closing Bid: £1,500 Bidder: 2284 |
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Lot Number 267:
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Wooden GWR signal box stool. Ex- Liskeard Signal Box in ex-service condition. Branded ‘GWR’ underneath the seat. Size: Top 40.5cm x 32cm
Height 72cm. Closing Bid: £200 Bidder: 1830 |
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Lot Number 268:
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Large milk churn. Brass plated on the lid ‘Empty to PJ Middleton, Wolsingham station, LNER.’ A former North Eastern Railway station on the Wearhead branch from Shildon. Size 72cm high x 40cm wide.
Minimum Bid: £100 |
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Lot Number 269:
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Cast iron station canopy supporting spandrel.
Ex-Barnstaple Junction station. 91cm x 91cm x 7cm deep. Closing Bid: £40 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 270:
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C/I LSWR Boundary Post. Ex- Camelford. Unrestored condition.
Closing Bid: £50 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 271:
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Wooden GWR booking office ticket cabinet.
Removed from St. Agnes station, Cornwall, closed in 1963. Original Labelling inside include: Chacewater, Camborne, St Ives, Hayle, Helston, Mount Hawke Halt, Plymouth, Paddington, Redruth Size 51.5cm, 26cm deep, 100cm wide fully open. Nice original condition. Closing Bid: £150 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 272:
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Framed official photo of workers under the curved railway bridge over the River Taw at Barnstaple, label to rear reads ‘Southern Railway Stores Dept, Eastleigh’.
Closing Bid: £150 Bidder: 1947 |
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Lot Number 273:
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Fully Titled LMS enamel sign NOTICE AS TO TRESPASS…with 18 lines of text, dated 1/1/1925.
Distressed condition, a restoration challenge. Discovered in the same storage premises in Bath as the S&D posters in this auction, several decades ago. Closing Bid: £60 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 274:
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B.R (S) Enamel Station Totem Sign KINGSTON. Fully flanged. From the former L&SWR station situated between Norbiton and Hampton Wick. Very Good Condition.
Closing Bid: £700 Bidder: 2248 |
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Lot Number 275:
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Three Great Northern Railway C/I Mileage Markers 1/4, 1/2 and 3/4. Restored condition.
Closing Bid: £120 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 276:
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Diesel Hydraulic Locomotive Worksplate BUILT 1964 SWINDON.
As carried by Class 14 ‘Teddy Bear’ D9524. New to 81A Old Oak Common 12/64 and withdrawn from 87E Landore 4/69. Stored at Landore until moved to Cardiff Canton 2/70. Sold to British Petroleum (BP), Grangemouth 7/70 where it was numbered 8144-8. It was re-engined with a Rolls Royce engine from a Class 17 ‘Clayton’ during 11/73 at Andrew Barclay, Kilmarnock and remained in use at Grangemouth until 1/80. Sold for preservation to the Scottish Railway Preservation Society 9/81 and moved to Bo’ness 2/88 where it was renumbered 14901 after overhaul 10/92. Left Bo’ness in 2007 and has been based at several preservation sites since and is currently at Peak Rail. Oval alloy in ex-loco condition. Note: We sold the plate from the other side of this locomotive in our last auction. Closing Bid: £250 Bidder: 1892 |
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Lot Number 277:
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Diesel Hydraulic Locomotive Bogie Plate
Built 1962 BOGIE No. 7000/61 BEYER PEACOCK GORTON LTD. As fitted to the bogie on Class 35 ‘Hymeks’ in the number range D7000-D7100, this being from D7031. Ex-loco condition. Closing Bid: £200 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 278:
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Brass Equipment Plate as fitted to a Metropolitan Vickers AC Generator on one of the company’s locos. Carried by a class 28 engine, number series D5700-D5719, Ex-loco condition.
Closing Bid: £150 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 279:
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C/I GER Wagon Plate G.E.R – 1909 TO CARRY 10 TONS. Face restored condition.
Size 11in x 7in. Not common. Closing Bid: £110 Bidder: 001 |
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Lot Number 280:
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B.R. (Sc) Station Enamel Totem Sign STONEHAVEN. Fully flanged. Black flange. From the former Caledonian Railway station between Forfar and Aberdeen. Excellent Condition.
Closing Bid: £780 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 281:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate 31498.
As carried by a Wainwright designed ex-SECR/SR C class 0-6-0 built at Ashford works in June 1904. Allocations included Stewarts Lane, Gillingham, Hither Green, St. Leonards and Feltham from where it was withdrawn in July 1961. Cut up at Eastleigh works 10/61. Includes bill of sale from BR Southern Region. Restored front and back with BR (S) Eastleigh triangle casting mark. Closing Bid: £400 Bidder: 1368 |
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Lot Number 282:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Shedcode Plate 51L THORNABY. Front and rear ex-loco.
Closing Bid: £100 Bidder: 1582 |
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Lot Number 283:
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B.R (M) Steam Locomotive Headlamp. All complete and with sliding red lens. Marked BR (M) to chimney. Good ex-service condition.
Closing Bid: £150 Bidder: 1337 |
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Lot Number 284:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate 48446.
As carried by a Stanier designed ex LMS class 8F 2-8-0 built at Swindon works in July 1944. Allocations included Agecroft, Mold Jct, Northampton, Bletchley, Birkenhead Mollington Street and Rose Grove from where it was withdrawn in July 1965. Cut up at Cashmore’s, Great Bridge 10/65. BR weld and strengthening plate to rear. Closing Bid: £300 Bidder: 1674 |
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Lot Number 285:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Shedcode Plate 26B AGECROFT.
Ex-loco front and rear. Minimum Bid: £150 |
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Lot Number 286:
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Untitled GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY C/I Notice BEWARE OF THE TRAINS. With a section of post still attached. Face restored. Size 20.5in x 12in.
Closing Bid: £120 Bidder: 1464 |
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Lot Number 287:
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Signal Lever Description Plate
DOWN MAIN DISTANT TO BARROW HILL. Ex-service condition. Closing Bid: £50 Bidder: 1207 |
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Lot Number 288:
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B.R (S) Enamel Station Totem Sign
SUNDRIDGE PARK. Fully flanged. From the former SE&CR station between Bromley North and Grove Park. Excellent Condition. Closing Bid: £750 Bidder: 1578 |
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Lot Number 289:
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B.R (W) Enamel Station Sign ‘3 CAR’. Very Good Condition.
Closing Bid: £80 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 290:
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Brass Steam Locomotive Cabside Numberplate 4028.
As carried by a Churchward designed ex GWR 4xxx Star class 4-6-0 built at Swindon works in September 1909. Originally named KING JOHN it was renamed ROUMANIAN MONARCH in 1927. Allocations were Newton Abbot, Swindon and Westbury from where it was withdrawn in November 1951. Cut up at Swindon works on a date not recorded. Closing Bid: £1,200 Bidder: 1441 |
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Lot Number 291:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate 1453.
As carried by a Collett designed ex GWR 14xx class 0-4-2T built at Swindon works in July 1935. Allocations included Chippenham, Swindon, Tetbury, Weymouth, Slough, Banbury and Gloucester Horton Road from where it was withdrawn in November 1964. Towards the latter years of its working life, it ran with a replacement wooden smokebox plate. Cut up at Cashmore’s, Newport, South Wales 03/65.Face restored. Closing Bid: £700 Bidder: 1722 |
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Lot Number 292:
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B.R. (E) Station Enamel Totem Sign WELWYN GARDEN CITY. Half flanged. From the former GNR station between Hatfield and Stevenage. Only the seventh example from this location to appear at auction. Good Condition.
Closing Bid: £1,500 Bidder: 2240 |
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Lot Number 293:
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B.R (M) Enamel Station Sign FOR TRAINS TO CREWE AND THE SOUTH together with a right-hand arrow. Slight loss of shine. Fair Condition with minor edge chipping.
Closing Bid: £300 Bidder: 2168 |
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Lot Number 294:
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C/I S.R Wagon Plate 2124. Face and rear restored.
Closing Bid: £100 Bidder: 2226 |
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Lot Number 295:
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North British Railway Handlamp. Complete with all lenses, vessel and burner. Side engraved 1868 WOODBURN.
Excellent ex-service condition. Closing Bid: £150 SOLD POST-SALE |
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Lot Number 296:
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Pair of London Transport Bus Stop Enamel E-Plates 350 and 350A. Very Good Condition.
Minimum Bid: £80 |
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Lot Number 297:
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Pair of London Transport Bus Stop Enamel E-Plates 393 and 393A. Very Good Condition.
Minimum Bid: £80 |
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Lot Number 298:
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London Transport Bus Stop Enamel E-Plate 393-393A. Very Good condition.
Minimum Bid: £80 |
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Lot Number 299:
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Pair of London Transport Bus Stop Enamel E-Plates 397 and 397A. Very Good Condition.
Minimum Bid: £80 |
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Lot Number 300:
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Electric Locomotive Nameplate
PENDOLINO CITY OF GLASGOW. As carried by Class 390 Pendolino 390033. Built between 2001 and 2005, these were the last trains built at Alstom’s Washwood Heath plant before closure and were operated originally by Virgin Trains. This unit was involved in the Grayrigg derailment on 23 February 2007, suffering considerable damage and was formally written off on 30 November 2007. Two undamaged vehicles were sent to the VT Training Centre at Crewe. Two more damaged vehicles went to the Fire Service College at Moreton-in-Marsh until they were scrapped in 2022 and one further damaged vehicle went to Cranfield University’s accident investigation laboratory. Rectangular cast aluminium in ex-loco condition. Closing Bid: £2,600 Bidder: 091 |
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Lot Number 301:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Shedcode Plate 52A GATESHEAD. Restored face, rear ex-loco.
Minimum Bid: £120 |
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Lot Number 302:
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Headboard THE SLATE MINER. Ex-Rail Tour Service Condition.
Closing Bid: £200 Bidder: 2172 |
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Lot Number 303:
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B.R (S) Enamel Station Totem Sign WADDON. Fully flanged. From a station on the former LB&SCR route between West Croydon and Wallington.
Good Condition with slight discolouration to white areas. Minimum Bid: £500 |
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Lot Number 304:
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S.R Wooden Station Target Sign KIDBROOKE from the former SE&CR station between Blackheath and Dartford. The first wooden example to come to auction. Good ex-service condition.
Minimum Bid: £150 |
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Lot Number 305:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate 43612.
As carried by a Johnson designed ex MR/SDJR class 3F 0-6-0 built by Neilson, Reid Glasgow in 1899. Allocated to only Belle Vue and Gorton throughout its working life it was withdrawn from the latter in January 1959. Cut up at Looms Scrapyard, Spondon, Derby in early 1961. In ex-Loco Condition. Closing Bid: £250 Bidder: 2239 |
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Lot Number 306:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Cabside Numberplate 6639.
As carried by a Collet designed ex GWR 56XX class 0-6-2T built at Swindon works in September 1928. Allocations included Severn Tunnel Jct, Newport Ebbw Jct, Swindon, Cardiff Canton, Radyr, Llantrisant and Leamington from where it was withdrawn in October 1963. Cut up at G. Cohen, Morriston, Swansea 05/64. Closing Bid: £270 Bidder: 1346 |
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Lot Number 307:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Shedcode Plate 6C BIRKENHEAD. 1950-1963. Croes Newydd 1963-1967. Front and rear restored.
Closing Bid: £100 Bidder: 1582 |
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Lot Number 308:
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Diesel Locomotive Worksplate
THE ENGLISH ELECTRIC Co. LTD ENGLAND SOREFAME PORTUGAL 1968. Ex Portugeuse Railways Class CP 1400 Bo-Bo diesel electric in the number range 1400-1467. The first ten locos were built at Newton-Le-Willows with the remainder assembled at Sorefame in Portugal. These locos were very similar to the BR Class 20s. Some of the class were sold to Argentina but many remain in service in Portugal. Rectangular chromed brass in ex loco condition. Closing Bid: £530 Bidder: 1661 |
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Lot Number 309:
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Fully Titled C/I Notice LANCASHIRE & YORKSHIRE RAILWAY Notice to Trespass with seven lines of test. Face in primer, rear ex-lineside.
Size 23in x 20.5in. Closing Bid: £80 Bidder: 1756 |
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Lot Number 310:
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Wooden Locomotive Headboard 1963-2013 50 YEARS WESTERN COURIER. As manufactured for the Western Locomotive Association to celebrate half a century of preservation in 2013. Cleaned condition.
Minimum Bid: £500 |
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Lot Number 311:
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B.R Quad Royal Poster
ISLE OF MAN. GUIDE FROM L. BOND, PUBLICITY DEPARTMENT, DOUGLAS, ISLE OF MAN. TRAIN AND STEAMER SERVICES AND FARES FROM STATIONS, OFFICES AND AGENCIES. By Frank Wootton. Issued in 1954. Depicting two steamers in Douglas Harbour. In Good clean, rolled condition with small loss at two top corners. Closing Bid: £500 Bidder: 1551 |
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Lot Number 312:
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Alloy Locomotive Shedcode Plate 81A OLD OAK COMMON. As fitted to diesel hydraulic Western and Warship locomotives. Ex-loco front and rear.
Minimum Bid: £100 |
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Lot Number 313:
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Fully Titled C/I Notice LONDON & NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY BEWARE OF THE TRAINS LOOK BOTH UP AND DOWN THE LINE BEFORE YOU CROSS. 021 pattern. Primed in red. Size 22in x 12in.
Closing Bid: £50 Bidder: 1464 |
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Lot Number 314:
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British Rail D/R Train Departures Poster for TRENT VALLEY LINE Stratford-Nuneaton-Coventry-Rugby
3 OCTOBER 1988 to 14 MAY 1989. Rolled, excellent clean condition. Minimum Bid: £30 |
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Lot Number 315:
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B.R (W) Q/R Timetable Poster 18 June to 9 September 1962 pertaining to Whitchurch, Oswestry, Welshpool and Aberystwyth – Machynlleth, Barmouth, Bangor and Pwllheli – Aberystwyth, Welshpool, Oswestry and Whitchurch – Pwllheli, Bangor, Barmouth and Machynlleth etc, includes Talyllyn Rly timetable. Rolled, excellent clean condition.
Minimum Bid: £30 |
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Lot Number 316:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate 3713.
As carried by a Collett designed 57xx class ex GWR 0-6-0PT built at Swindon works in November 1936. Allocations included Landore, Newport Ebbw Jct, Oxley and Llanelli from where it was withdrawn in February 1962. Cut up Cohens, Morriston, Swansea 06/62. Front and rear ex-loco. Minimum Bid: £200 |
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Lot Number 317:
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B.R. (M) Station Enamel Totem Sign ALDERLEY EDGE. Fully flanged. Black Flange. From the former LNWR station between Wilmslow and Holmes Chapel. Mint condition.
Closing Bid: £2,250 Bidder: 2168 |
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Lot Number 318:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate 31682.
As carried by a Wainwright designed ex SECR/SR C class 0-6-0 built by Neilson, Reid Co, Glasgow in June 1900. Allocations included Gillingham (Kent) Nine Elms and Hither Green from where it was withdrawn in October 1961. Cut up at Ashford works 10/61. Front restored, rear ex-loco with BR weld to centre and Eastleigh triangle casting mark. Minimum Bid: £350 |
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Lot Number 319:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Cabside Numberplate 4650.
As carried by a Collett designed ex GWR 0-6-0PT built at Swindon works April 1943. Allocations included Slough, Swansea East Dock, Aberbeeg and Cardiff Radyr from where it was withdrawn in July 1965. Cut up at R.S. Hayes, Tremain’s yard, Bridgend. South Wales, 10/65. Minimum Bid: £300 |
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Lot Number 320:
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C/I LNWR Viaduct Plate, Curved L&NWR Co 179.
Face restored condition. Minimum Bid: £80 |
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Lot Number 321:
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Pair of London Transport Green Line Coach Stop Enamel E-Plates 720 and 721. Very Good Condition.
Minimum Bid: £120 |
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Lot Number 322:
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Pair of London Transport Bus Stop Enamel E-Plates 151 and 251 and 251 EASTERN NATIONAL. Very Good Condition.
Minimum Bid: £80 |
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Lot Number 323:
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Pair of London Transport Bus Stop Enamel E-Plates 14A and 14-14A EASTERN NATIONAL. Water-stained ex-service condition.
Minimum Bid: £80 |
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Lot Number 324:
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B.R (S) Enamel Station Totem Sign RAVENSBOURNE. Fully flanged. From the former SE&CR station between Bellingham and Shortlands. Excellent Condition.
Closing Bid: £800 Bidder: 1501 |
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Lot Number 325:
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Fully Titled C/I Notice BRITISH TRANSPORT COMMISSION Warning Not to Trespass upon the Railway Penalty 40/-. Unrestored. Size 22.5in x 19in
Closing Bid: £100 Bidder: 1999 |
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Lot Number 326:
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B.R (W) Enamel Station Fascia Sign SWAN VILLAGE STATION. From the former GWR station between West Bromwich and Wednesbury. Fair ex-service condition. Size 105in x 6in,
Minimum Bid: £250 |
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Lot Number 327:
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Fully Titled C/I Notice LONDON & NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY WARNING TO TRESPASSERS with seven lines of text. 07 pattern. Part-restored face. Size 26in x 17in.
Closing Bid: £60 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 328:
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Alloy SouthWest Trains first generation station sign
HEDGE END. Ex-service condition. Minimum Bid: £80 |
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Lot Number 329:
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Alloy SouthWest Trains first generation station sign WOOLSTON. Ex-service condition.
Minimum Bid: £80 |
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Lot Number 330:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate 90676.
As carried by a Riddles designed WD (MoS) 2-8-0 built by the Vulcan Foundry, Newton-le-Willows, Lancs in November 1944. A Western Region style plate. Allocations included Colwick, Newton Abbot, Newport Ebbw Jct, Llanelly and Gorton from where it was withdrawn in January 1964. Cut up at Crewe Works 03/64. Front and rear ex-loco. Minimum Bid: £350 |
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Lot Number 331:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate 90388.
As carried by a Riddles designed (WD) MOS Austerity 2-8-0 built by the North British Locomotive Co Ltd, Glasgow in January 1944. Allocations included only Newton Heath and Rose Grove from where it was withdrawn in July 1964. Cut up at the Central Wagon, Ince Wigan, 11/64. Ex-loco front and rear. Closing Bid: £270 Bidder: 2125 |
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Lot Number 332:
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B.R (S) Enamel Station Totem Sign MITCHAM JUNCTION. Fully flanged. From the former LB&SCR station situated between Wimbledon and West Croydon. Only the fourth example of this type to appear at auction. Has been face drilled for wall mounting by BR. Fair Condition.
Minimum Bid: £500 |
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Lot Number 333:
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Brass Steam Locomotive Cabside Numberplate 1141.
As carried by an ex-Swansea Harbour Trust 0-4-0ST built by Peckett & Sons of Bristol in 1906. Allocated to only Danygraig throughout its working life, it was withdrawn from here in July 1952. Scrapping details unknown but most probably Swindon. Minimum Bid: £1,200 |
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Lot Number 334:
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LNER Handlamp. Brass label to side ‘SPALDING GDS 2’. All complete with vessel and burner. Unrestored.
Closing Bid: £120 Bidder: 1545 |
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Lot Number 335:
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C/I Steam locomotive Cabside Numberplate 3726.
As carried by a Collett designed ex GWR 57xx class 0-6-0PT built at Swindon Works in June 1937. Allocations included Aberbeeg, St. Philips Marsh and Newport Ebbw Jct from where it was withdrawn in January 1962. Cut up at Cashmores, Newport, South Wales 06/62. Ex-loco front and back. Minimum Bid: £300 |
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Lot Number 336:
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Great Eastern Railway ‘Sliding knob’ style handlamp. Engraved to the side ELSENHAM. All complete with vessel and burner. Restored.
Minimum Bid: £150 |
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Lot Number 337:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate 42716.
As carried by a Hughes/Fowler designed ex LMS Crab 5MT 2-6-0 built at Horwich works in May 1927. Allocations included Agecroft, Accrington, Wakefield, Rose Grove, and Lower Darwin from where it was withdrawn in April 1965. Cut up at R.S Hayes, Bridgend, South Wales 09/65. Ex-loco front and rear. Closing Bid: £500 Bidder: 1582 |
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Lot Number 338:
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North British Railway Handlamp. Engraved THORNTON to case. Unrestored. With vessel and burner although only the red inner lens is present.
Minimum Bid: £180 |
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Lot Number 339:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Cabside Numberplate 3697.
As carried by a Collett designed ex GWR 57xx class 0-6-0PT built at Swindon works in September 1941. Allocations included Reading, Slough and Didcot from where it was withdrawn in May 1962. Cut up at Cashmores, Newport, South Wales 10/62. Minimum Bid: £300 |
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Lot Number 340:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate 6759.
As carried by a Collett designed 57xx class ex GWR 0-6-0PT built at Swindon works in September 1947. Allocated to only Newport Pill and Swansea East Dock throughout its working life it, was withdrawn from the latter in April 1960. Cut up at Swindon works 08/60. Front and rear restored. Closing Bid: £250 Bidder: 2253 |
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Lot Number 341:
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B.R (NE) Wooden hand-painted Doorplate FIRST AID ROOM. Ex-service condition. Size 13in x 4in.
Closing Bid: £50 Bidder: 1464 |
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Lot Number 342:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Cabside Numberplate 5610.
As carried by a Collett designed ex GWR 56xx class 0-6-2T built at Swindon works February 1925. Allocations included Ferndale, Cardiff Cathays, Cardiff Radyr, Treherbet, Duffryn Yard, Merthyr and Rhymney from where it was withdrawn in December 1963. Cut up at Bird’s, Morriston, South Wales 03/64. Minimum Bid: £300 |
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Lot Number 343:
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C/I Untitled BTC Notice HIGHWAYS ACT 1959 THE BRITISH RAILWAYS BOARD HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT THIS WAY IS NOT DEDICATED TO THE PUBLIC. Face part restored. Size 2ft x 16in.
Closing Bid: £60 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 344:
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C/I Fully Titled MIDLAND & GT. NORTHERN JOINT RAILWAY Notice. TRESPASSERS WILL BE PROSECUTED. BY ORDER. Fair Condition.
Closing Bid: £120 Bidder: 1824 |
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Lot Number 345:
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B.R (Sc) Enamel Station Totem Sign
COATDYKE. Fully flanged white border. From the former North British Railway station situated between Sunnyside and Airdrie. Good Condition. Minimum Bid: £400 |
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Lot Number 346:
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Flamecut DEMU ‘Thumper’ Number 8089. From Northern Ireland Railway’s 80 class Power car No. 8089, built as No. 89 (1974-1979) but later had the prefix of ‘80’ added.
Stored in Ballymena Permanent Way Yard following withdrawal from service due to an engine failure in 2011, before eventually being scrapped in February 2017. 8089 was cut from the cab front panel above the cab windows. Ex-loco condition. Minimum Bid: £200 |
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Lot Number 347:
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Brass Steam Locomotive Numberplate 19.
From a ‘Jinty’ locomotive originally built as LMS Fowler Class 3F No. 16636 between 1927 and 1929 by the Hunslet Engine Co of Leeds, it was renumbered to 7553 in 1934. The LMS (Northern Counties Committee) were struggling for locomotives during the Second World War and a pair of LMS Fowler 3F's were sent over and redesigned as the NCC ‘Y’ Class. No. 7553 was renumbered No. 19 and put to work on local trains to Carrickfergus. In later life it worked frequently on the Belfast Dock branch and was subsequently scrapped in 1963. More recently Dapol have produced an O gauge model of No. 19 in Ulster Transport Authority livery. This is one of the two plates fitted to No. 19 and was previously in the Lord O’Neill Collection, a pioneer of Irish Steam Preservation. Ex-service condition. Closing Bid: £500 Bidder: 278 |
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Lot Number 348:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate 48647.
As carried by a Stanier designed ex LMS class 8F 2-8-0 built at Brighton works in December 1943. Allocations included Derby, Saltley, Toton, Nottingham, Crewe South, Birkenhead Mollington Street and Sutton Oak from where it was withdrawn in April 1966. Cut up at Cashmore’s, Great Bridge 07/66. Ex-loco front and rear. Closing Bid: £300 Bidder: 1674 |
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Lot Number 349:
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Brass 9x5 Oval Worksplate as carried by a Raven designed ex-NER/BR class B16 4-6-0 No. 61411 built at Darlington works in August 1920. This has a brass strip - 61411 - from when it was renumbered in March 1950.
Allocations included York, Scarborough, Neville Hill and Mirfield from where it was withdrawn in September 1961. Cut up at Darlington works 11/62. Closing Bid: £200 Bidder: 1546 |
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Lot Number 350:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate 60539.
As carried by a Thompson /Peppercorn designed class A2 4-6-2 named BRONZINO built at Doncaster works in August 1948. Allocations included only Heaton and Tweedmouth from where it was withdrawn in November 1962. Cut up at Doncaster works 05/63. This plate is in ex locomotive condition and comes with its original bill of sale for £10. BRONZINO was a racehorse that won the Doncaster Cup in 1910. Front and rear Ex-loco condition. Closing Bid: £4,400 Bidder: 2180 |
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Lot Number 351:
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London & North Eastern Railway Brass Oval Fully Engraved Worksplate
LONDON & NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY DARLINGTON WORKS No 1990 of 1946. As fitted to a Thompson designed class B1 4-6-0 No. 61010 named WILDEBEESTE. Allocations included only Hull Botanic Gardens and Hull Dairycoates, from where it was withdrawn in November 1965. Cut up at Draper’s, Hull 02/66. Minimum Bid: £1,800 |
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Lot Number 352:
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North Staffordshire Railway 3-aspect Handlamp. Stamped NSR to side with brass unofficial plate ‘A TINGEY, CARLISLE’.
Complete with all lenses, vessel and burner. Restored Condition. Minimum Bid: £200 |
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Lot Number 353:
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Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway 3-aspect Handlamp. Stamped L&Y on top catch and to the side of the case. Complete with all lenses, vessel and burner. Restored Condition.
Minimum Bid: £200 |
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Lot Number 354:
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Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway ‘Mechanical Disc Indicator’. PRESTON JCT DOWN DISTANT OFF.
Used where signal boxes are close together and the distant signal of one box is controlled by an adjacent box. Would have been originally mounted on cast iron trunnions but nonetheless a rare survivor. From either Bamber Bridge or Brownedge Crossing signal boxes. Minimum Bid: £200 |
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Lot Number 355:
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Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway 12in mahogany cased fusee station clock with original dial, written J. WAINWRIGHT W.L.R - L.Y.R 2085 SOUTHPORT. Also Label ‘2085’ to top of back case.
In working order, complete with pendulum and key. Closing Bid: £900 Bidder: 1830 |
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Lot Number 356:
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Set of original letters from the L&YR signal box BROWNEDGE CROSSING near Bamber Bridge, having been removed from their backboard.
Closing Bid: £200 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 357:
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Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway C/I Fully Titled Notice LANCASHIRE & YORKSHIRE RAILWAY NO UNAUTHORISED PERSON IS ALLOWED IN THIS SIGNAL BOX. BY ORDER. As removed Condition. Size 13.5in x 6.25in. Uncommon. From either Bamber Bridge or Brownedge Xing boxes.
Closing Bid: £220 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 358:
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London & North Western Railway Brass Armband L&NWR. Red wax infill to letters. Numbered 278 to rear.
Minimum Bid: £60 |
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Lot Number 359:
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Wooden cased internal signal box omnibus telephone, from either Bamber Bridge or Brownedge Crossing signal boxes.
Closing Bid: £50 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 360:
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Brass 9x5 Oval Worksplate
L.N.E.R DARLINGTON WORKS 1938 - 828. As carried by a Gresley designed ex LNER/BR 2-6-2 class V2 No. 60828. Originally numbered 4799 in 1938, its number changed to 828 in October 1946 then becoming 60828 in September 1949. Allocations included York, Doncaster, Gorton, New England, Kings Cross, Neasden, Leicester (GC) and York North from where it was withdrawn October 1965. Cut up at Cashmore’s, Great Bridge 12/65. Closing Bid: £250 Bidder: 658 |
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Lot Number 361:
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Brass Full Size REPRODUCTION steam locomotive nameplate GILBERT AND ELLICE ISLANDS.
The original as carried by LMS ‘Jubilee’ 4-6-0 locomotive No. 45609, withdrawn in 1960. Closing Bid: £200 Bidder: 1674 |
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Lot Number 362:
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B.R. (Sc) Station Enamel Totem Sign EAST LINTON. Fully flanged. Black flange. From the former North British Railway station between Edinburgh and Berwick-upon-Tweed. Excellent Condition.
Closing Bid: £850 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 363:
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C/I Wagon Plate
THE BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY CARRIAGE & WAGON COMPANY LIMITED, BUILDERS. SMETHWICK. 1931. Face restored condition. Closing Bid: £50 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 364:
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LNWR Fletchers Double Line Mahogany cased Block Instrument with its ivorine plate SEACOMBE JCT. A former location between Bidston and Wallasey Village. In very good ex-railway condition complete with bell. Stands 24in tall. Closing Bid: £150 Bidder: 2123 |
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Lot Number 365:
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Five PORTERS Enamel Cap Badges: Fishtails MR, ER, NER, ScR, WR and SR totem.
Minimum Bid: £180 |
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Lot Number 366:
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Six GUARDS Enamel Cap Badges: Fishtails MR, SR, ER, NER, ScR and WR. Closing Bid: £180 SOLD POST-SALE |
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Lot Number 367:
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B.R (M) Enamel Station Totem Sign RADWAY GREEN. Fully flanged. Black flange.
From the former North Staffordshire Railway station situated between Crewe and Alsager. Excellent Condition. Minimum Bid: £500 |
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Lot Number 368:
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LMS 3-aspect Handlamp.
LMS engraved to side casing as well as a brass oval plate marked ‘LMS 53137’. Complete with vessel and burner. Restored condition. Minimum Bid: £50 |
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Lot Number 369:
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A 1950s/60s Paraffin Road Mender’s Lantern. Marked ‘Chalwyn – Made in England’.
Ex-service condition but no 'inners'. Minimum Bid: £40 |
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Lot Number 370:
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Framed & Glazed Carriage Print
THE GROVES AND RIVER DEE, CHESTER – SEE BRITAIN BY TRAIN. By Reginald Lander, from the LMR Series D issued in 1957. In a non-railway frame. Minimum Bid: £20 |
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Lot Number 371:
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Framed & Glazed Carriage Print
M.V CAMBRIA – BRITISH RAILWAYS HOLYHEAD-DUN LAOGHAIRE SERVICE. By Claude Buckle, from the LMR Series D issued in 1957. In an original railway frame. Closing Bid: £30 Bidder: 1510 |
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Lot Number 372:
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Brass Square design German Railway Carbide Lamp marked DB and stamped with the maker’s name OSMEKA and dated 1955. All complete and in ex-service condition.
Minimum Bid: £50 |
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Lot Number 373:
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LMS Framed & Glazed Sepia Carriage Print
CEMAES BAY (Anglesey). In an original frame. Minimum Bid: £30 |
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Lot Number 374:
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British Rail D/R poster relating to Royal Wedding Special - SPECIAL TRAIN FROM LIVERPOOL LIME STREET, ETC to London for the Wedding of Charles and Diana in 1981. Clean. Folded condition.
Minimum Bid: £50 |
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Lot Number 375:
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British Rail Merseyrail branded D/R poster relating to visit of POPE JOHN PAUL II, SUNDAY 30 MAY 1982. Clean. Folded condition.
Closing Bid: £100 Bidder: 2255 |
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Lot Number 376:
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Brass LMS 4F Steam Locomotive Whistle. 14in long, complete with valve and lever in ex-service condition.
Minimum Bid: £150 |
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Lot Number 377:
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LMS Brass Engraved Signal Box Instrument Location Plate TAIN.
From a Tyers No. 9 key token instrument used on the Highland Railway Far North Line, north of Dingwall. Ex-service condition, size 2.25in x 3/8in. Closing Bid: £50 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 378:
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North British Railway Brass Engraved Signal Box Instrument Location Plate DREM.
An East Coast Main Line location, near Edinburgh, and still the junction for the North Berwick branch. Complete with the normal red wax infill. Size 5in x 3/4in. Closing Bid: £50 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 379:
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Painted Board ST. MUNGO. This has been cut from a standard 11ft long carriage board. 'THE ST. MUNGO' - which was the 5pm Glasgow Buchanan Street to Aberdeen service.
Minimum Bid: £40 |
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Painted Board GRAMPIAN. This has been cut from a standard 11ft long carriage board.
"THE GRAMPIAN' - which was the 8.25a, departure from Glasgow Buchanan Street to Aberdeen a 3-hour express. Minimum Bid: £40 |
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Lot Number 381:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Shed Code Plate 65A EASTFIELD. Ex-loco front and rear.
Minimum Bid: £120 |
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Lot Number 382:
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British Railways single line modular penguin block instrument with one indicator and bottom rotary selector. In very good condition. Dymo labelled DOWN GOODS and
DEE MARSH. Closing Bid: £130 Bidder: 1750 |
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Lot Number 383:
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British Railways double line modular penguin block instrument with two indicators and bottom rotary selector. Dymo labelled DOWN LINE. In very good condition.
Closing Bid: £130 Bidder: 1750 |
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Lot Number 384:
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British Railways double line modular penguin block instrument with two indicators and bottom rotary selector. Dymo labelled PRESTATYN. In very good condition.
Closing Bid: £120 Bidder: 120 |
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Lot Number 385:
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British Railways double line modular penguin block instrument with two indicators and bottom rotary selector. Dymo labelled UP MAIN. In very good condition.
Closing Bid: £150 Bidder: 947 |
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Lot Number 386:
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Three wooden cased TAIL LAMP REMINDERS. Dymo labelled BROMBOROUGH and BIRKENHEAD No. 1. Ex-service condition.
Minimum Bid: £100 |
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Lot Number 387:
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A miniature Home Calling-on Signal Arm in Very Good 'As New' Condition.
Closing Bid: £100 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 388:
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Two pairs of miniature signal levers, three home and one distant, complete with their C/I mounts. Ex-Southport Lord Street Signal Box.
Closing Bid: £200 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 389:
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BR (M) Enamel Station Sign WAY OUT together with left hand arrow. Fully flanged. Very Good Condition. Size 61cm x 23cm.
Closing Bid: £180 Bidder: 218 |
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Lot Number 390:
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C/I Southern Railway Wagon ‘D Plate’ S.R STANDARD 12 TONS 47001. Unrestored Ex-service condition.
Minimum Bid: £50 |
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Lot Number 391:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Shed Code Plate ID DEVONS ROAD, BOW. Ex-loco front and rear.
Minimum Bid: £100 |
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Lot Number 392:
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Brass embossed Rectangular Steam Locomotive worksplate ‘SIR W.G ARMSTRONG WHITWORTH & Co (Engineers) No 1497 of 1937, SCOTSWOOD WORKS, NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE.
This plate was carried by a Stanier designed ex LMS class 5MT 4-6-0 No. 45442. Allocations included Patricroft, Fleetwood, Blackpool Central, Derby, Burton, Coalville and Carlisle Kingmoor from where it was withdrawn in August 1966. Cut up by McWilliams, Shettleston, Glasgow 12/66. Ex-loco condition with loss to top left and bottom right corners. Closing Bid: £210 Bidder: 1412 |
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Lot Number 393:
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GWR C/I Fully Titled Signal Box Notice. NOTICE. NO UNAUTHORIZED PERSON ALLOWED IN THIS BOX. BY ORDER. Unrestored ex-service condition. Ex-Snow Hill station signal box – of the two it was the box nearest the tunnel!
Closing Bid: £120 Bidder: 2123 |
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Lot No. 394:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Shed Code Plate 84B OXLEY/ST. BLAZEY.
Ex-loco front and rear. Closing Bid: £120 Bidder: 2239 |
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Lot Number 395:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Shed Code Plate 84F STOURBRIDGE JUNCTION. Ex-loco front and rear.
Closing Bid: £180 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 396:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Shed Code Plate 84G SHREWSBURY/KIDDERMINSTR. Ex-loco front and rear.
Closing Bid: £200 SOLD POST SALE |
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Lot Number 397:
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GWR Silverplate Cream Jug maked with twin shield crest. Marked to base 11oz CAP Elkington Plate 37178. Ex-service condition.
Minimum Bid: £30 |
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Lot Number 398:
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GWR Silverplate Cream Jug marked with GWR HOTELS roundel logo. Marked to base 10 oz Mappin & Webb. Ex-service condition.
Closing Bid: £60 Bidder: 2123 |
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Lot Number 399:
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C/I Steam Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate 5545. As carried by a Collett designed ex GWR 45xx class 2-6-2T built at Swindon works in May 1928. Allocations included Exeter, Truro, Bristol Bath Road Taunton and Newton Abbot from where it was withdrawn in September 1962. Cut up at Cashmore’s, Newport, South Wales 09/63.
First time at auction and totally ex-loco condition. Closing Bid: £350 Bidder: 1526 |
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C/I Steam Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate 6842. As carried by a Collett designed ex GWR 68xx Grange class 4-6-0 named NUNHOLD GRANGE.
Built at Swindon works in September 1937. Allocations include St Philip’s Marsh, Penzance, Stourbridge Jct and Tyseley from where it was withdrawn in November 1964. Cut up Cashmore’s, Great Bridge 02/65. Closing Bid: £760 Bidder: 1412 |
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