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Railwayananet Auction September 2006

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Please place all bids for Lots 301 – 325 on 01306 502044 or 01306 500467.
Bidding finishes at 8.00pm on Tuesday 26th September 2006

Lot	Description	Picture	Result
301	BR(M) Fully Flanged TOTEM “SHAP” from the Westmoreland station closed in 1968 and probably the most famous station on the West Coast main line. Good colour and shine with three small repaired face chips – a rare and desirable totem.		£4750
302	BR(W) SIGNALBOX DIAGRAM “LIMPLEY STOKE” a station between Bathampton and Bradford Junction on the ex GWR line. This is a paper Signal Engineers Office copy dated 12/7/1962 and is in quite good condition with folds and a few edge tears.The name and date are written in marker pen on the back (which shows through to the front) – 60” x 19”.		£70
303	Shipping oval brass WORKSPLATE “NAMURA SHIPYARD COMPANY LTD OSAKA JAPAN” from Ship Number 390 built in June 1970 at the Namara Shipyard in Japan. It was a bulk carrier owned by Watermaster Marine Ltd named TOYOTA MARU NO 8, and was scrapped in the 1990’s. Face polished – 20½” x 12”. Impressive! TBC		£110
304	BR(W) LOCOMOTIVE DEPOT PLAN “CARDIFF CANTON”. A detailed 1949 hand-coloured diagram that shows the layout of the huge depot and comes with a typed description sheet that details such information that the depot had 110 locos 824 staff including 307 drivers and 279 firemen. The plan measures 34” x 8”.		£190
305	SR enamel Quad Royal POSTERBOARD HEADING “SR CHEAP TICKETS”. In poor condition but a rare sign and worthy of restoration – 64” x 6”. TBC		£65
306	CARRIAGE PRINT “BOURTON ON THE WATER GLOUCESTERSHIRE” by Claude Buckle. A view of the river and houses in this pleasant sleepy village. Presented In an original glazed frame with its kite marked safety glass, and In excellent condition – 21” x 11”.		£130
307	Steel single line KEY TOKEN with engraved plate “MONTGOMERY / ABERMULE” from a section of the ex Cambrian line between Welshpool and Newtown.		£160
308	ALCO rectangular brass WORKSPLATE “AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY 74839 Schenectady Works August 1946” from an SNCF 2-8-2 loco 141-R-987. This was a post war reconstruction design from the USA for mixed traffic, of which many lasted until the end of steam in 1972. Face restored only – 14” x 7½”.		£230
309	BR(W) Fully Flanged TOTEM “NEWBURY” from the Berks station to the West of Reading. Excellent condition with good colour and shine and minor edge chipping only.		£580
310	SR enamel ARMBAND “SOUTHERN RAILWAY 212 (DOCKS)”. Lacks its straps and is a rather poor firing but this is a rare Docks example – green on white background.		£45
311	Brass single line KEY TOKEN “RANNOCH / BRIDGE OF ORCHY 11”, a mountainous section of the ex NBR West Highland line to Mallaig.		£300
312	BR(E) fold out booklet for DONCASTER CARRIAGE WORKS produced in the early 1950’s to be given to visitors. The booklet describes the route to be followed around the works. Folds out to 16” x 8” – good condition with some discoloration to front.		£5
313	GNR fully titled Cast Iron sign “BEWARE OF TRAINS Look both up & down the line before you cross”. The face is attractively restored in white on green, with the back untouched and the original fixing bolts still in place – 22” x 12”. TBC		n/s
314	BR(E) Half Flanged TOTEM “EMERSON PARK HALT” from the Essex station to the East of Romford. Good colour & shine with one small chip repair on the face. A sought after totem that has never appeared in auction previously.		£4550
315	BR(Sc) Quad Royal POSTERBOARD HEADING “BRITISH RAILWAYS”. Good colour and shine with minor edge chips and larger chips at the right end screw holes – 53” x 5”. TBC		£110
The following four lots are colour slides taken in the 1950’s/60’s on agfacolor film and all carry the date and location. They were taken by a young photographer with a good camera and are of acceptable quality. They are unpublished and come with copyright.
316	COLOUR SLIDES Thirty-eight of Crewe, Heaton and Scotland. 47677, 44373, 92026, 78023, 70034, 48310, D1633 at Crewe plus views inside the works.60962, 61019, 63359 at Heaton. 60824, 61244, 60846, 65234, 60007, 60024 in Scotland (38)		£110
317	COLOUR SLIDES Thirty-eight of Nine Elms and Willesden. 34032, 34034, 80143, 34023, 82023, 80154, 35030, 35002, 82025, 34036, 34056, 35014, 34088, 30111, 35028,60024,35013 at Nine Elms MPD. 42611, 45444, 43017, 42161, 45288 at Willesden MPD (38)		£280
318	COLOUR SLIDES Thirty-nine of Yeovil, Salisbury, Weymouth plus Wessex Downsman. 4593, 6435, 75007, 4569, 75001, 60024 at Yeovil. 34005, 73162, 60024 at Salisbury. 73113, 76025, 34037, 35030, 41305, 34089, 60024 at Weymouth. 30837, 6963, 34051, 48309, 44466 on the Wessex Downsman (39)		£290
319	COLOUR SLIDES Forty of London Suburban, Banbury and others. 30585/87 at Shepperton and Wimbledon, 30517 at Shepperton & Chessington.30053 at Victoria, Tattenham Corner & Olympia,35023, 92155, 90580, 6667 & 92113 at Banbury,40646 Luton, 45705 at Rowsley, 34015 and 5023 at Reading (40)		£130
320	Laminated Card MENU TARIFF COVER for trains during the Commonwealth Games at Cardiff 18^th to 26^th July 1956. Pocket in front for daily menu – not included. Gives prices of meals & drinks. Attractive cover with Welsh dragon and the names of the competing countries. Good condition - 6” x 9”.		£40
321	Alloy diamond WORKSPLATE “ North British Locomotive Co Ltd – The General Electric Co Ltd No 27684 – 1959” ex BR Class 21/29 D6103. Originally it started life in store as the class was having acceptance problems but then entered traffic at Eastfield. A Glasgow area loco all its short life, it was eventually dismantled at St. Rollox Works in 1972. Front only repainted in original style - 14” x 6”.		£220
322	CRUCHLEYS Railway map of the County of SHROPSHIRE. Dated January 1^st 1855. It folds out to 22” x 20” & shows all the Railways & Stations in the County. Good condition overall with slight browning on the folds.		£45
323	GNR oval Cast Iron BRIDGEPLATE “GNR 24” in unrestored condition – 17” x 13”.		£40
324	BR(W) 1957 Double Royal POSTER advertising the “West of England Car Tourist Service* with a picture of a steam train passing a traffic jam. Good rolled condition.		£40
325	Alloy NAMEPLATE “FURY” from Loco E3131/86222 built in 1965 at Doncaster works and which entered traffic in January 1966. The loco was named at Willesden in July 1979 reviving a name first used on a much earlier steam loco. The nameplates, which were cast at Swindon Works, were removed in June 1987 and 86222 was cut up at Immingham in Dec 2003. The plate is in totally ex loco condition and is a very displayable 26” x 10”.		£4200

Please place all bids for Lots 326 – 350 on 01306 502044 or 01306 500467.
Bidding finishes at 8.30pm on Tuesday 26th September 2006

Lot	Description	Picture	Current Price
326	SHEDPLATE “15A” WELLINGBOROUGH . Unrestored with ex 92033 painted on the back, which looks to have been done a long time ago.		£120
327	BR(Sc) Half Flanged TOTEM “IRVINE” from the Ayrshire coastal station to the South West of Glasgow. Pretty good colour and shine with some black mottling.		£360
328	BR(W) Flanged Enamel STATION SIGN “BEWARE OF THE TRAINS”. Excellent condition with good colour and shine – 24” x 20”. Unusual in enamel.		£260
329	Alloy ROAD SIGN “LEVEL CROSSING” complete with all its original reflective glass beads that are set into the gate motif. Ex road condition – slightly twisted – 12” x 21”.		£140
330	BR TRANSFER Lion over Wheel mounted onto green painted plywood with hanging wire. This is the first version of this iconic design and is very eye catching with just a couple of very small nicks – 20” x 22”.		£55
331	SR enamel ARMBAND “SOUTHERN RAILWAY 1309”. Lacks its straps and is a rather poor firing– blue on white background.		£55
332	SR STATION SIGN “GENTLEMEN”. Excellent colour and shine with minor edge and screw-hole chipping – 30” x 12”.		n/s
333	LNER General Purpose HANDLAMP. An early lamp complete with vessel and “LNER” marked burner with “WELCH PATENT” clearly marked on the lamp body. Square body with all four clear glasses intact and with tangerine paintwork – unrestored – stands 10” high.		n/s
334	Three Ian Allan ABC’s. “ABC of Southern Locomotives July 1947”, “British Railways Locomotives 1-9999 Western Region 1948” and “British Railway Locomotives 60000-79999 Eastern, North Eastern 1948”. All good condition but with some underlining. (3)		£10
335	BRB Fully Titled Alloy Trespass “BRITISH RAILWAYS BOARD WARNING is hereby given to persons not to trespass upon the Railway Penalty not exceeding 40/-“. Unusual rectangular sign with rounded corners in excellent condition – 15” x 12”.		£20
336	Rectangular chromed brass WORKSPLATE “THE English Electric Co Ltd Vulcan Works Newton-Le-Willows No 3572/E342 1965”. Ex Class 73 loco E6010/73104, which entered traffic at Stewarts Lane in Nov 1965 and was withdrawn in July 2001. It was then sold to Fragonset Railways but remained stored at Eastleigh for a long period before finally being taken to the Mid-Hants Railway in December 2003 for restoration.		£800
337	BR(W) Fully Flanged TOTEM “CAERPHILLY” from the Glamorgan station North of Cardiff. Good condition with just a couple of small face chips repairs and slight mottling.		£440
338	BR oval Cast Iron WORKSPLATE “BUILT BRIGHTON 1956”, Locos built that year were Standards 80131-50. Ex loco condition.		£270
339	SR enamel ARMBAND “SOUTHERN RAILWAY 444” Lacks its straps and is a rather poor firing– unusual being black on white background.		£35
340	BR(W) LOCOMOTIVE TAIL LAMP – white with red bulls eye lens and complete with its burner and vessel. Unrestored.		£15
341	LNER FLYING SCOTSMAN BOOKLET produced for the British Empire Exhibition at Wembley in 1924. The booklet gives details of every technical aspect of this locomotive with fold out diagrams based on the original drawings. Loose on the staples but a wealth of information and complete.		£170
342	Alloy single line KEY TOKEN “CAIRNRYAN JCT / CASTLE KENNEDY 8” from a Scottish section to the East of Stranraer on the line to Dumfries and Glasgow.		£50
343	Large STATION ELECTRIC CLOCK with dial marked “SMITHS SECTRIC”, from Dover Marine station. Very impressive with 18” dial and 24” diameter overall. TBC		£30
344	Brass CAB PLATE “D6592” from a loco built by the Birmingham Carriage & Wagon Co. Works number DEL163 which entered traffic at Hither Green in March 1962. This loco later became the famous 33207, named Earl Mountbatten of Burma in September 1989. On withdrawal in February 1997 it went to the Railway Age at Crewe and later was sold to Direct Railway Services and finally to the West Coast Railway Co. who had it back in traffic based at Carnforth in May 2001. Ex loco condition – 4” x 1¼”.		£90
345	NER 1902 COLOURED MAP on linen in cloth bound covers showing the lines of the NER and connections with the lines of the pre grouping companies shown in different colours. Front cover loose but the map is in good condition - folds out to 34” x 45”.		£55
346	GWR fully titled Cast Iron sign “ SMOKING – Smoking in this building or any part of the adjoining premises is strictly forbidden”. Face restored - the back in primer - 20½” x 11”.		£340
347	SHEDPLATE “84B” OXLEY then St Blazey. Unrestored front and back.		£170
348	BR(E) Half Flanged TOTEM “HISTON” from the ex GER station North of Cambridge. Good colour and shine with just four chip repairs at the right hand end. A rare totem and not the one we offered in our last auction (buses etc).		£710
349	SR PASSENGER TIMETABLE October 1946 to May 1947 - in good condition with 505 pages - covers the entire system including Isle of Wight.		£30
350	NAMEPLATE “KELHAM HALL” from a GWR Hall Class 4-6-0 number 5904. New to Chester in May 1931 it then spent many years at Oxford before going West to Bristol Bath Road, Bristol St. Philip’s Marsh and Westbury. Withdrawn in November 1963 from St. Philip’s Marsh it was cut up at Hayes Bridgend the following summer. The plate may have been restored some time ago. Kelham Hall is in Nottinghamshire and is now a school. TBC		£6750

Please place all bids for Lots 351 – 375 on 01306 502044 or 01306 500467.
Bidding finishes at 9.00pm on Tuesday 26th September 2006

Lot	Description	Picture	Current Price
351	GWR Brass CABSIDE “5904” ex KELHAM HALL”. For loco details see previous lot. The plate is in untouched ex loco condition. TBC		£2000
352	GWR Social & Education Union small shield shaped BRONZE MEDAL engraved on the rear ”Arts and Crafts 1935 E Johnston” and presented in its original case.		£75
353	LMS HOTELS Silver Plated LOBSTER PICK with engraved “LMS Hotels” in laurel wreath. Good condition – 7¼” long.		£35
354	LNER Selex Guards POCKET WATCH with the back engraved “LNER 5538”. The enamel dial has a small repaired chip by the “V”. The watch, which has a second hand, appears to be in good working order.		£55
355	GWR post-grouping Cast Iron DOORPLATE “BOOKING OFFICE” in original chocolate and cream paint with back untouched – 24” x 3½”.		£170
356	HMV enamel ADVERTISING SIGN “His Master’s Voice” with the classic image of the dog listening at the horn of the record player. There is chipping around the screw holes, particularly at the bottom. Good colour but it has lost some of its shine – 48” x 33”. TBC		£200
357	LMS titled cloth ARMBAND “LMS WATCHMAN” in excellent condition with its four buttons – 16” x 4”.		£40
358	LMS 1935 CARRIAGE ROUTE DIAGRAM by George Dow showing the Tilbury and Southend lines. Presented in an original type glazed frame and in good condition apart from a straightened fold in the top right corner – 26” x 11”.		n/s
359	LNER Titled Cast Iron sign “LNER THIS WATER IS NOT FIT FOR DRINKING PURPOSES”. Rectangular with rounded corners and a very manageable -10” x 6”. Face restored only.		£210
360	BR(S) Fully Flanged TOTEM “OAKLEY” from the Hampshire station closed in 1963 to the West of Basingstoke on the main line to the West Country. Excellent condition with good colour and shine and minor flange chips only – a rare totem.		£840
361	BR(E) Unflanged Enamel DOORPLATE “LADIES WAITING ROOM”. A couple of tiny edge chips otherwise excellent condition – 18” x 6”.		£70
362	BR(Sc) Flanged Enamel DOORPLATE “LADIES WAITING ROOM”. One chip below the left lower screw hole and a couple of edge chips, otherwise excellent condition – 18” x 6”.		£75
363	BR(NE) Unflanged Enamel DOORPLATE “LADIES WAITING ROOM”. Quite good colour and shine but some staining and minor edge chips – 18” x 6”.		£100
364	BR(W) Unflanged Enamel DOORPLATE “LADIES WAITING ROOM”. Minor edge and screw hole chips otherwise excellent condition – 18” x 6”.		£260
365	BR(M) Flanged Enamel DOORPLATE “LADIES ROOM”. Good colour and shine with restored edge and screw hole chips – 18” x 6”.		£100
366	BR(S) Flanged Enamel DOORPLATE “WAITING AND LADIES ROOMS”. Good colour and shine with minor edge chips and a few minor face scratches – 18” x 6”.		£320
367	Ten page Booklet “OUR THAMES” produced for the 1926 season covering the river from Windsor to Richmond and full of period photos, adverts, maps etc. Excellent condition with slight staple stains – 6” x 5”.		£10
368	SHEDPLATE “70C” GUILDFORD. Front only restored with a faint BR(S) Eastleigh triangle on the back.		£250
369	Caledonian Railway hand engraved brass INSTRUMENT PLATE “ST VIGEANS Jct DOWN DIST TO NB LINE” ex the signal box at Arbroath. Unrestored – 5” x 1¼”.		£90
370	Eight Cornwall Railway LUGGAGE LABELS. Seven are to locations from “Bodmin Road” including “Liverpool via the Bristol & Midland Railway”, and the other is from “Lostwithiel to Bickleigh”. (8)		£20
371	BR(Sc) Fully Flanged TOTEM “DUNFERMLINE UPPER” from the Fife station, closed in 1968, North of the Forth bridge. There is a small chip repair on the central “N” and some loss of colour and shine but this is a rare totem last in auction 10 years ago.		£480
372	CARRIAGE PRINT “ST ASAPH FLINTSHIRE” by Claude Buckle. The road wends into the town without a car in sight! Presented In original type glazed frame and is in good condition apart from a slight crease in the border at the bottom right corner– 26” x 11”.		£90
373	Fibre single Line TABLET “ASHWATER / TOWER HILL” from a section on the ex LSWR line from Launceston to Halwill Junction.		£150
374	Small ADVERTISING POSTER for Wills Gold Flake Cigarettes probably dating from the 1940’s with an artists stylish impression of King George V (the engine) at speed. Framed and glazed – 16” x 21” overall.		n/s
375	SR TARGET “BARNSTAPLE JUNCTION” from the North Devon ex LSWR Junction station that is now the end of the branch from Exeter. The target has good colour and shine with one quite large well matched repair above the name & slight discoloration of the white.		£1550

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