Last updated 17th February 2010

SR Nameplate and Scroll ex 34094 Mortehoe

(SR) Brass NAMEPLATE “MORTEHOE” and matching Scroll from a West Country Class 4-6-2 Pacific 34094. The loco was built at Brighton Works in 1949 and entered traffic at Bournemouth in December of that year. Later allocated to Nine Elms the loco was withdrawn from there in August 1964, travelling to Woodhams at Barry and was scrapped by the end of the year. The front only of both plates has been attractively restored. The Set is available for £12,000 or the Nameplate only can be purchased for £10,000. All or part of the price can be made up with items of railwayana.
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GWR Castle Nameplate and Cabside Set ex 4074 Caldicot Castle

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The Loco was built at Swindon works, as second of the "4073" Class, in December 1923. In 1948 it was based at Landore and was used in the loco exchanges of 1950 running on the Waterloo to Portsmouth services. Its final shed was Old Oak Common from where it was withdrawn in May 1963 and then cut up in October 1963. Excellent set and the earliest available from this class as 4073 Caerphilly Castle is preserved. The set, which is offered by its original owner, is available at £22,500 or part payment with other Railwayana taken for the balance.

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