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Railwayananet Auction September 2006

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Please place all bids for Lots 376 – 400 on 01306 502044 or 01306 500467.
Bidding finishes at 6.00pm on Wednesday 27th September 2006

Lot	Description	Picture	Result
376	ADVERTISING ENAMEL for “BLACK CAT CIGARETTES”. A popular sign with an attractive image of a black cat. Unrestored condition with a number of chips and a bit faded in parts - 24” x 36”. TBC		£260
377	BR(M) Flanged enamel STATION SIGN “BEWARE OF TRAINS”. Unrestored with some chipping – 18” x 12”.		£75
378	Glass DISPLAY JAR “SMITHS CRISPS” as would have been on the counter of a grocery shop in the 1920’s. Complete with its ornate convex lid with glass knob and in excellent undamaged condition. The jar has a diameter of 7” and stands 10” tall overall. TBC		£80
379	BR(W) SIGNALBOX DIAGRAM “BURLESCOMBE STATION” located on the Taunton to Exeter main line near Tiverton. This is a paper Signal Engineers Office copy and has been copied from an earlier 1927 diagram, probably in the 1960’s. It is in good condition with folds and minor edge tearing – 52” x 17”.		n/s
380	BR(S) Fully Flanged TOTEM “LEWISHAM” from the London suburban station on the line to Blackheath. Good colour and shine with slight damage at the right hand end just onto the green. This has been repaired with a poor colour match.		£330
381	LT Routemaster Bus enamel triangular BONNET BADGE “LONDON TRANSPORT”. Some chipping to the enamel but retains good colour & shine. A genuine used example.		£20
382	SR TARGET “SWANLEY” from the ex SECR Kent Junction station. In ex station condition with quite good colour and shine but chipping around the edges and screw holes and slight staining of some of the white.		£290
383	Somerset & Dorset Joint agreement for the Evercreech Lime and Stone Co to put down sidings at Evercreech New station. This is a company file copy dated April 1907 and includes letters and a detailed coloured plan. Comes in its original Midland Railway Co cover.		£30
384	LT Underground enamel DESTINATION PLATE with brass ends “NEW CROSS / NEW X GATE” these being the two terminus stations at the end of the short Metropolitan branch from Shoreditch. Some chipping – 24” x 4”.		£20
385	BR(M) Fully Flanged TOTEM “BOLTON TRINITY STREET” from the Lancashire station to the North of Manchester. Pretty good colour and shine with just edge chip repairs.		£660
386	SHEDPLATE “2E” NORTHAMPTON then Saltley. Unrestored front and back.		£150
387	BR(S) Flanged enamel SIGNALBOX NAMEBOARD “SELLING” from the Kent station on the line to Dover. Excellent condition with good colour and shine with minor chipping only – 60” x 12” on its original wooden backing frame.		n/s
388	BR(M) Fully Flanged TOTEM “LEIGHTON BUZZARD” from the Bucks station on the WCML South of Bletchley. Unrestored with good colour and shine and the only chipping is on the white of the flanges.		£610
389	BR Double Royal POSTER “SEND YOU PARCELS BY RAIL”, pictorial at the top and charges and Totem below. Good rolled condition but it has stain next to the totem.		£22
390	District Railway Framed and Glazed STATION PLAN for “WESTMINSTER STATION” dated 1932. Rather stained but of interest to LT Underground enthusiasts – 24” x 10”.		£25
391	Three enamel signs – “EMPTY” red on white background, SHUNTING BELL” Black on white and BR(W) “3 CAR” in chocolate and cream still with its mounting bracket attached. All in unrestored condition. (3) BTC		£16
392	Alloy STREET SIGN “STATION ROAD”. Attractively face restored– 43” x 9”.		£130
393	GWR Cast Iron fully titled sign re PROPPING UP OF WAGON DOORS dated March 1922 with James Milne as General Manager – face only attractively restored -14” x 12½”.		£120
394	BR(Sc) Flanged enamel DOORPLATE “STAFF ONLY”. Good colour and shine with some poorly matched edge chip repairs at the right hand end – 18” x 3½”.		£70
395	BR(M) Fully Flanged TOTEM “WARRINGTON” from the Lancashire station to the East of Liverpool. Good colour & shine with a couple of very small face chip repairs and slight surface scuffing.		£450
396	Alloy diamond Diesel DEPOT PLAQUE showing a Welsh Mountain Goat signifying allocation to CARDIFF CANTON. The plate is in ex loco condition – 25” x 25”.		£240
397	Limited Edition signed Cuneo Print “THE GOLDEN ARROW” in a mount and framed and glazed. Good condition - 31½” x 25½” overall. BTC		£95
398	BR(NE) Fishtail CAP BADGES “PORTER” . Three badges with makers names on rear – two in good condition and one with a central chip in the enamel. (3)		£60
399	Alloy BUILDERS PLATE “NEWTON CHAMBERS”. These plates were fitted to the under frames of fourteen two-tier motor car vans Nos. 96286-96299 that were built in 1961-2. Rectangular with curves on top and bottom and repainted front and back – 8” x 4”.		£90
400	Brass single line TABLET “BARNSTAPLE JUNCTION / BARNSTAPLE TOWN” from the short section over the now departed curved bridge in Barnstaple. A rare tablet from our Barnstaple collection.		£3300

Please place all bids for Lots 401 – 425 on 01306 502044 or 01306 500467.
Bidding finishes at 6.30pm on Wednesday 27th September 2006

Lot	Description	Picture	Current Price
401	BR(S) enamel flangeless FASCIA SIGN “FORD STATION” with “SOUTHERN” in Totem at either end. The sign is from the ex LBSCR Sussex station between Arundel and Chichester. Good condition with good colour and shine and just a few screw hole chips – 105” x 12” BTC		£240
402	BR(W) Fully Flanged TOTEM “BLOWERS GREEN” from the Worcestershire station to the West of Birmingham. Very good colour & shine with minor restored edge chips. A rare totem only twice in auction previously.		n/s
403	LNWR Cast Iron BRIDGEPLATE “L&NWR Co 6” is unrestored condition.		£50
404	SR Silver Plated SUGAR BOWL with “SOUTHERN RAILWAY” in garter engraved on the side. Good used condition with some small dents – stands 3” high.		£20
405	BR(S) Unflanged Enamel STATION SIGN “OXSHOTT RAILWAY STATION OVER BRIDGE” with stubby arrow. The station is in Surrey between Surbiton and Effingham Junction. Good colour and shine with minor chipping round the screw holes – 53” x 12”. BTC		£150
406	BR(S) Southern Railway pattern BUFFER STOP LAMP in good condition complete with its burner. The lamp, which has a small brass plate “BR(S), stands 21” tall. BTC		£60
407	SHEDPLATE “75D” HORSHAM then Stewarts Lane. Unrestored front and back and with a clear BR(S) Eastleigh triangle on the back.		£290
408	Eighty 2¼” square b/w PHOTO PRINTS all taken in 1956 and fully described on the rear being mainly ER & SR with almost all being of steam. (80).		£15
409	Ten good quality fully described 35mm COLOUR SLIDES of European subjects – mainly Luxembourg - in the 1950’s. (10)		£14
410	Rectangular Chromed brass WORKSPLATE “The English Electric Company Ltd Vulcan Works .Newton-Le-Willows England. No.3591/E361 1965”, from BR BoBo Class 73 electro-diesel E6029. Emerged to traffic 24th April 1966, later renumbered 73122 and named County of East Sussex on 16th July 1985. The loco finally ended up as 73207 – undamaged in totally ex loco condition -10¼” x 4½”.		£1400
411	Double sided enamel STATION SIGN “TELEPHONE” with white writing on a dark blue background. Both sides are in good condition with minor chipping only – 22” x 9”.		£45
412	BR(M) Fully Flanged TOTEM “SHOTTON HIGH LEVEL” from the Flintshire station to the West of Chester. Overall good condition with some slight discoloration to the white and minor mottling. Edge chipping only.		£750
413	Alloy single line KEY TOKEN “TOWYN / LLWYNGWRIL” from a coastal section of the line from Dovey Junction to Barmouth.		£290
The following five lots are brass GWR Teardrop TIME CHEQUES
414	TIME CHEQUE “GWR LOCO CTO Swindon”. Central Time Office.		£90
415	TIME CHEQUE “GWR MT LOCO Swindon”. Missing Ticket.		£80
416	TIME CHEQUE “GWR OS LOCO Swindon”. Out Station.		£75
417	TIME CHEQUE “GWR 1/4 LOCO Swindon”. ¼ hour short.		£30
418	TIME CHEQUE “GWR 1/2 LOCO Swindon”. ½ hour short.		£60
419	SR TARGET “HORLEY” from the Surrey station on the Brighton line South of Redhill. Excellent colour and shine with well matched screw hole and edge chip repairs only.		£320
420	BR(W) SIGNALBOX DIAGRAM “HELE & BRADNINCH”. The box, which closed in 1964, was on the ex GWR main line between Exeter and Tiverton Junction. This is a paper Signal Engineers Office copy from a 1943 original and is dated on the back 21/5/68. Good condition with folds – 92” x 18”.		n/s
421	BR(M) two sided enamel box STATION SIGN “WAY OUT” with feathered arrow. Good condition with hanging hooks. Very good colour & shine with minor chipping - 24” x 18”.		£75
422	BR(Sc) Fully Flanged TOTEM “ANNAN” from the Dunfrieshire station North West of Carlisle. Good colour and shine with four small face chips.		£950
423	GER eight-foot STATION BENCH with two Cast Iron supports, with GER in the design, and four rails which are painted green. The top rail has at one time sported an LNER seatback 49½” long. Disassembled for ease of transport and comes with fixing bolts. BTC		£440
424	BR(W) LOCOMOTIVE DEPOT PLAN “EBBW JUNCTION(NEWPORT DIVISION)”. A detailed 1949 hand-coloured diagram that shows details of the shed and comes with a typed description sheet that details such information that the depot had 148 locos and 826 staff including 256 drivers and 243 firemen. The plan measures 25” x 8”.		£270
425	Alloy NAMEPLATE “SIR JOHN BETJEMAN” from Class 86 No 86229. The loco was named after the much loved Poet Laureate at St Pancras Station July 1983. (It should have been named earlier at Euston but Sir John refused to have anything to do with the new Euston). After naming 86229 worked the first electric service out of St Pancras. The nameplates were removed in June 1998. The plate is in totally ex-loco condition with black background although there is plenty of evidence of the earlier red background showing through One of the better names and a manageable 65” x 10”. BTC		£3800

Please place all bids for Lots 426 – 450 on 01306 502044 or 01306 500467.
Bidding finishes at 7.00pm on Wednesday 27th September 2006

Lot	Description	Picture	Current Price
426	BR(M) Flanged enamel STATION SIGN “FOR TRAINS TO NORTHAMPTON AND THE SOUTH” with feathered arrow. Excellent colour and shine with easily restorable damage to the right hand end where it has been dented – 30” x 12”. BTC		£200
427	SR Cast Iron SIGNAL LEVER LEADS “20 Ludgate Crossover points”, “14 From Down Ludgate Shunt”, “31 FPL on 32”. (Ludgate is South of Holborn Viaduct) – all are embossed S.R. on the rear. Also a brass GWR lead “10 Up Goods to Spur Startg”. (4)		£35
428	BR(W) Half Flanged TOTEM “DROITWICH SPA” from the Worcestershire Junction station on the line from Worcester to Kidderminster. Very good colour & shine with some minor edge chipping.		£800
429	BR / Caledonian Steam Packet Co Booklet “LOCH LOMOND STEAMER SERVICES May to September 1959”. Folds out to 18” x 13” with timetables, a map of the area and details of day trips on the Loch. Excellent condition with Thos Cook stamped on the front.		£14
430	SHEDPLATE “74C” DOVER. Another rare unrestored plate with a clear BR(S) Eastleigh triangle on the back.		£490
431	CARRIAGE PRINT “SALISBURY CATHEDRAL WILTSHIRE” by Claude Buckle. Presented In original type glazed frame and in excellent condition – 26” x 11”.		£130
432	LNWR Fletchers double line BLOCK INSTRUMENT combined with the block bell, which is mounted underneath. The face indicates ”Train On Line/Line Closed/Line Clear” for up and down lines. An impressive instrument that stands 25” tall. BTC		£110
433	BR(S) Double Royal POSTER “SOUTHERN ENGLAND GO BY TRAIN” printed by the Maycock press in 1960 and featuring the view by Langhammer used in the carriage print “The Hampshire Coast”. Excellent rolled condition – unusual as a poster.		£360
434	BR(S) Fully Flanged TOTEM “GORING BY SEA” from the Sussex station on the coastal line West of Brighton. Very good colour & shine with edge chip repairs only.		£1200
The following five lots are High Quality black and white negatives that are sold with copyright. Each negative is fully described with details of loco, location, date, camera and film.
435	Twelve BR(E) taken near Peterborougfh between 1959 and 1961. Noted 60022 Mallard at Werrington troughs, 60029 Woodcock at Walton and 60065 Knight of Thistle at Walton. (12)		£40
436	Twelve BR(S) Electric units and Diesel locos taken mainly in the 1960’s in the Ashford area. Noted D6529 at Lydd on Sea, D5010 at Ashford and 1303 & 1014 at Appledore. (12)		£30
437	Ten BR(S) all unnamed steam locos taken in the Ashford area 1959 – 1961. Noted 31876 at Ashford, 33031 Ashford, and 31324 at Hawkhurst. (10)		£25
438	Fourteen BR(S) all named steam locos taken in the Ashford area 1959 – 1961. Noted one Lord Nelson, four Schools and nine Bulleids including 35015 on the Golden Arrow. (14)		£40
439	Twelve GWR taken between 1929-48. These are not such good quality and are not as fully described. Noted 4058 Princess Augusta at Newton Abbot, 5064 Bishops Castle at Taunton and two views of locos at Swindon Works.		£20
440	BR(M) TOTEM POSTERBOARD HEADING “BRITISH RAILWAYS”. Totem shaped in maroon on white with good colour and shine and minor rust bubbles – 16” x 4” overall.		£55
441	GWR Cast Iron CABSIDE “2265” from a Class 2251 0-6-0 tender loco that was allocated new to Exeter in May 1930. The BR history is brief as it spent the whole period at Bristol St. Philip’s Marsh until it was withdrawn in June 1960 and was then cut up at Swindon Works by November of the same year. Restored. BTC		£810
442	BR(Sc) Fully Flanged TOTEM “DINNET” from the Aberdeenshire station on the line to Ballater that closed in 1966. Good colour and shine with a couple of well-matched chip repairs in the centre panel.		£860
443	BR(M) Double Royal POSTER advertising the Royal Mail Routes to Ireland in colourful form with totems at the top and bottom. Good rolled condition.		£20
444	LNER Cast Iron SEATBACK “CHARING CROSS” from the Glasgow station in the Northern suburbs. Face restored only in white on blue background – 40” x 4¼”. BTC		£170
445	SHEDPLATE “53C” HULL ALEXANDRA DOCK - possibly repainted a while ago.		£410
446	CARRIAGE PRINT “ELY CAMBRIDGESHIRE” by R Jordan in quite good used condition with a small tear in the bottom border – presented in an original glazed bakelite frame – 21” x 11”.		£80
447	BR(W) Enamel POSTERBOARD HEADING “BRITISH RAILWAYS” in chocolate and cream. Good colour and shine with some chipping on the edge, mainly lower left – 27” x 4”.		£35
448	LMS three aspect HANDLAMP complete with vessel and burner but lacking the blue glass and the front lens is cracked. Repainted and worth finishing.		£18
449	SHEDPLATE “88J” ABERDARE. Front only repainted.		£130
450	BR(E) Half Flanged TOTEM “WEST GREEN” from the ex GER London station between Seven Sisters and Noel Park on the Palace Gates branch which closed in 1963. Minor edge chips only with good colour and shine. A very rare totem with this being only the second to surface.		£3550

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