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Railwayananet Auction September 2006

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Please place all bids for Lots 451 – 475 on 01306 502044 or 01306 500467.
Bidding finishes at 7.30pm on Wednesday 27th September 2006

Lot	Description	Picture	Result
451	Brass single line KEY TOKEN “TAYNUILT / DALMALLY” from a section of the Callander and Oban line West of Crianlarich.		£140
452	Two TINPLATE NOTICES issued by the Railway Passenger Assurance Company - one 7½” x 9½” - “INSURANCE TICKETS ON SALE HERE” and the other 7” x 5” - “YOU CAN INSURE YOUR LUGGAGE HERE”. Both in good condition. (2)		£20
453	Cast Iron SMOKEBOX NUMBERPLATE “90485” from an ex WD 2-8-0 built by Vulcan works number 5097 in 1944 WD78696. A much travelled engine allocated at Tyne Dock, Malton, York, Immingham, Oxley, Banbury, Southall, both Gloucester sheds, Worcester, Carmarthen, Reading Cardiff Canton, Banbury, Mexborough and Canklow. Withdrawn August 1964 and cut up at Wards Killamarsh by the end of the year. The plate has been restored front and back.		£410
454	BR(Sc) Flanged enamel DOORPLATE “TICKETS”. Good colour and shine but poorly matched chip repairs around the edges – 18” x 3½”.		£75
455	Stainless Steel SWALLOW MOTIF right facing, as carried on the power cars of the HST. Excellent condition		£180
456	BR(W) Flanged enamel STATION SIGN “TICKETS ENQUIRIES” with “BRITISH RAILWAYS” in totem above. Its unusual size suggests that it was possibly from a ticket booking office not located on a station. Good condition with some mottling – 28” x 18”.		£330
457	GWR unframed photocrom coloured CARRIAGE PANEL PHOTO PRINT featuring three Irish views of County Waterford. Good condition in original mount – 28” x 9”.		£70
458	BR(M) Half Flanged TOTEM “HOOTON” from the Cheshire station between Liverpool and Chester. Pretty good colour and shine with a repaired water strain below the final “O”.		£250
459	GWR SOUVENIR BOOKLET for the British Empire Exhibition at Wembley in 1924. Tied together with a bowed ribbon the twenty-page booklet has colour pictures within and a map at the back. Good condition with some foxing.		£30
460	Steel single line KEY TOKEN with brass plate “LLANIDLOES / MOAT LANE EAST” from a section on the ex Cambrian line from Builth Road to Moat Lane Junction.		£150
461	SR TARGET “RAYNES PARK” from the Surrey suburban junction station near Wimbledon. Good colour with some loss of shine and minor well matched edge and screw hole chip repairs.		£220
462	GWR 8” roundhead mahogany fusee CLOCK. On the left hand side is the original ivorine plate number “GWR 1128”. This attractive small clock is in full working order and was originally purchased by the vendor from collectors corner. BTC		£2100
463	SR Unflanged enamel STATION SIGN “WAY OUT” with feathered arrow. Excellent condition with good colour and shine – 48” x 12”. BTC		£210
464	BR(W) brass small LOCO WHISTLE in ex loco condition – stands 9” high and is marked on the base BR(W).		£80
465	BR(W) Fully Flanged TOTEM “WHITLAND”, from the Carmarthenshire station to the West of the town of Carmarthen. Very good colour & shine with one tiny face chip repair and the black flange repainted.		£460
466	BR(NE) FINGERBOARD “Doncaster Lincoln March Ely Ipswich & Colchester”. Two sided with metal end straps. Painted in orange and white over earlier destinations – 43” x 6”.		£50
467	GWR untitled Cast Iron Forty Shillings GATE NOTICE “By 8 Vic Cap…………”. Possibly restored some time ago – 30” x 10”.		£35
468	Eastern Counties Railway RULE BOOK. Poor condition with the first few pages missing but very interesting. The Eastern Railway became part of the Great Eastern Railway in 1862 and this rulebook must date between 1836 and 1862.		£20
469	Collection of four LNER booklets from the Holidays series. Titles are:- “Nidderdale and Wharfedale”, “Durham County”, “Wensleydale and Swaledale”, “Fifeshire and Forfarshire”. All have the covers a little marked but the contents and area maps are in good condition. (4)		£22
470	LSWR brass and enamel WW1 RAILWAY SERVICE BADGE. Good condition with number stamped on rear.		£60
471	Alloy single line KEY TOKEN “WELLINGTON No2 / DONNINGTON” from a section of the ex GWR line from Shrewsbury to Stafford.		n/s
472	BR(W) Half Flanged TOTEM “BOURNE END” from the Bucks junction station for the Marlow branch. Good colour and shine in totally ex station condition with some face and edge chipping. This is one of the earlier Chocolate and cream totems that were later replaced by the experimental black and white ones.		£660
473	LSWR Brass SIGNAL BOX PLUNGER with brass circular plate “PRESS 3 SECONDS” in ex box condition. This would also make an interesting front door bell push.		£60
474	Alloy SHEDPLATE “83D” used by LAIRA for its allocation of diesels up to September 1963 and then Exmouth Junction until its closure in 1973. Unrestored with the front in red and traces of green on the edges.		£115
475	Alloy NAMEPLATE “CHATEAU - THIERRY” from a French electric Locomotive “BB15021”. The loco was built at Alsthom in 1975, named in June 1976 and allocated to the Strasbourg depot. The plates were removed in 2002. Chateau Thierry is a small town to the East of Paris. The plate, which is in totally ex loco condition, is 18” x 25” overall and the makers name and lot number are cast in the back. This would make a very attractive addition to any collection. BTC		£1300

Please place all bids for Lots 476 – 500 on 01306 502044 or 01306 500467.
Bidding finishes at 8.00pm on Wednesday 27th September 2006

Lot	Description	Picture	Current Price
476	Three LP RECORDS of steam. Transacord “North of Kings Cross” with A4 60015 on the cover, “The triumph of an A4 Pacific” with A4 60022 on the front covering a journey by Sir Nigel Gresley in May 1959 when it reached 112 mph, “LNER Flyer” being recordings of a Special Train in May 1964 pulled by A3 Flying Fox. The journey was from Kings Cross to Doncaster and comes with a leaflet by the Gresley Society giving details of the journey. All appear to be in good condition but the second one has damaged written on the cover. (3)		£10
477	BR(S) TOTEM “SOUTHERN” with a wooden frame and pressed tin raised letters. A large station sign that has had the wood restored but the metal letters, which stand 1½” high and 5½” in length are as found. The sign is similar to ones found at goods yards, with an overall measurement of 72” x 18”. BTC		£200
478	SR 1929 pocket sized Booklet of Summer trips OXFORD to KINGSTON by SALOON STEAMERS giving timetables of various possible rail and steamer trips. Excellent condition.		£12
479	Collection of six CLC EDMUNDSON TICKETS. All undated – two are clipped. (6)		£5
480	BR(M) Fully Flanged TOTEM “ALLERTON” from the Cheshire station between Liverpool and Widnes. Overall good condition with good colour and shine and edge chips only. However it has a 2” cutout on the top and bottom flanges, presumably to go round an obstruction. A rare totem and much better than the only other one offered since 1990.		£470
481	Cast Iron NAMEPLATE “DUNGANNON” possibly ex a traction engine but we have no evidence of this. The plate is 16” x 4” with rounded ends and four small fixing holes.		£200
482	Enamel black on white DOORPLATE “PARCELS”. An old plate possibly GWR in origin and probably hung on two hooks. Retouched edges otherwise very good – 11” x 2¾” with rounded ends.		£12
483	SR CARRIAGE GENERAL SYSTEM MAP showing all lines in the South of England. Dates from 1930/40’s and has some water staining at the bottom. Presented In its original carriage print frame – 27” x 11”.		£35
484	Three South Staffordshire Railway documents relating to the compulsory purchase of land to extend the railway – two are dated 1848 and one 1857. (3)		£30
485	BR(M) Flanged Enamel STATION SIGN “GENTLEMEN”, with feathered arrow. Good colour and shine with minor chipping – 36” x 12”.		£40
486	LT three aspect HANDLAMP complete with unmarked vessel and burner and embossed on the side “LT”. Unrestored.		£10
487	SIGNALBOX DIAGRAM “NEWMARKET” dated October 1903. Presented in its original glazed frame – a very manageable 23” x 13½”.		£130
488	SHEDPLATE “5A” CREWE NORTH. Repainted front and back.		£65
489	BR(M) Fully Flanged TOTEM “FINMERE” from the Bucks station closed in 1963 on the former Great Central line North of Aylesbury. Good colour and shine with one central chip repair. A rare totem only available once before in 1999.		£5100
490	Underground POSTER for the Dairy Show Earls Court September 1939. Presented in a glazed frame and a very displayable – 13” x 11”.		£35
491	Brass rectangular WORKSPLATE “Hired from Diesel Loco Hirers Ltd……. Simplex Works Bedford”. Ex loco condition – 5½” x 3”.		£110
492	Brass SIGNAL LEVER LEAD engraved with red infill “75 FROM DOWN WINDSOR LOCAL GROUND SIGNAL” with a list of lever numbers below – 2¼” x 7”.		£16
493	GWR oval Cast Iron TENDERPLATE “GWR 2442 4000 GALLONS SWINDON”, from one of Collett’s 4000 gallon tenders built in the 1928/9 period for attaching to the new Hall Class 4-6-0’s under construction. Front repainted, back in primer – 8¼” x 6”.		n/s
494	Brass oval UNIFORM BADGE “DEVON GENERAL” with lugs but no pin. Also with this lot is a modern chrome and enamel badge of a red twin door double decker bus. (2)		£12
495	GWR titled cloth PILOTMAN ARMBAND in good used condition retaining two of its four straps – 15” x 2½”.		£20
496	CARRIAGE PRINT “PALACE OF HOLYROODHOUSE EDINBURGH” by Henry Rushbury. The print is in good condition and features an attractive view of the Palace with mountains in the background, being presented In original type glazed frame– 21” x 11”.		£70
497	GWR Copper Dog Bone PAY CHEQUE “GWR Docks Cardiff 1900”,		£24
498	L&Y / LNW circular Brass PAY CHEQUE “ 136 Blackpool TR L&Y & LNW”. Talbot Road.		£60
499	GWR Brass Teardrop PAY CHEQUE “GWR CARR SWDON 7605” plus LMS Pewter cheque *LM&SR 893 Leicester Goods”. (2)		£20
500	SHEDPLATE “74E” ST LEONARDS. A medium sized shed whose allocation in 1950 had a third of its 33 engines as Schools Class. The shed closed in 1958 – this Shedplate has not been seen before and so is a rare survivor. Unrestored front and back and with a clear BR(S) Eastleigh triangle on the back. Don’t miss!		£4050

Please place all bids for Lots 501 – 525 on 01306 502044 or 01306 500467.
Bidding finishes at 8.30pm on Wednesday 27th September 2006

Lot	Description	Picture	Current Price
501	BR(E) Flanged enamel STATION SIGN “This Platform for Stations to Cambridge – Over Crossing for Stations to Norwich”. This superb sign, which came from Brandon Station, has been mounted on mdf to prevent it flexing. It has superb colour and shine with just a few small chip repairs – 39” x 30”.		£680
502	BR(Sc) Fully Flanged TOTEM “CLEGHORN” from the Lanarkshire station South East of Glasgow on the WCML between Carstairs and Carluke. Very good colour & shine with only minor flange chipping.		£900
503	BR(W) Double Royal POSTER “TORQUAY IN GLORIOUS DEVON” showing a pleasant view of the harbour. Good condition with minor edge tears on the centre fold line.		£570
504	BR(Sc) Double Royal POSTER “LOCH LOMOND” with a pictorial map of the area. Good condition with one edge tear on the right.		£270
505	BR(W) Double Royal POSTER “GLOUCESTERSHIRE Travel by Train” showing a pleasant rural scene. The poster has a number of small repairs to tears and has been folded.		n/s
506	BR(W) Double Royal POSTER “ROSS-ON-WYE” by Jack Merriott showing a river scene with the church spire in the distance. Good condition.		£320
507	CARRIAGE PRINT “STOKESAY CASTLE LUDLOW SHROPSHIRE” by Frank Sherwin. The print, which is in good condition, is presented In an original frame complete with its safety glass – 21” x 11”.		£110
508	Double Sided ADVERTISING ENAMEL “TERRABONA TEA”. Flanged at one end for mounting with white writing on blue background. One side a bit faded and it has edge chipping particularly at the right hand end – 16” x 8”.		£50
509	RAILWAY TICKETS – Thirteen Edmundsons with nine being Midland & Gt Northern Joint including South Lynn, Caister on Sea, Yarmouth Beach :- one MSJ Manchester London Road :- two GC & NS Joint Bollington & High Lane and finally one GC & M Joint Romiley. All appear unused. (13)		£16
510	RAILWAY TICKETS – Six Edmundsons with three LNER including Halifax(Old Station:- one LMS Storston :- one LMS & GW Joint Birkenhead and an LT Kensington Olympia. All are undated (6)		£10
511	SHEDPLATE “71A” EASTLEIGH. Unrestored with a clear BR(S) Eastleigh triangle.		£160
512	GWR Brass CABSIDE “2813” from a Class 2800 2-8-0 tender engine. It was allocated new to Severn Tunnel Junction in November 1905. It led a long and busy life with its final sheds being Pontypool Rd, Severn Tunnel Junction, Worcester, Cardiff Canton and Aberdare. The loco was withdrawn in November 1960 and cut up at Swindon Works by the following April. The front was possibly repainted some time ago. BTC		£1750
513	Glass DISPLAY JAR that would have stood on the sweet shop counter in the 1920/30’s full of Chewing Gum. Comes with its alloy top with “Take Your Change in Beech Nut” on the top and “Beech Nut” on the side. Good condition circular with diameter of 5” and stands 10” high. BTC		n/s
514	Aveling Porter Brass makers emblem “PRANCING HORSE” as found on their traction engines - unrestored and presented on a wooden backboard – 15” x 8” overall.		£65
515	Alloy single line KEY TOKEN “PWELLHELI EAST / PENYCHAIN” from an ex Cambrian section in N W Wales that ended at the famous holiday camp with its unique coloured totems.		£220
516	BR(W) Half Flanged TOTEM “REDRUTH” from the ex GWR Cornish main line station between Truro & Penzance. Good condition with good colour and shine and just edge chip and a couple of small well-matched face chip repairs.		£1500
517	BLW WORKSPLATE “BLW THE BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS 72871 Phila USA Sept 1946 as carried by a SNCF 2-8-2 141-R loco. This was an American designed mixed traffic loco for the post war system. Many of these lasted to the end of steam in 1972. Restored, five sided convex plate designed to be carried on the boiler– 14½” x 9¾” overall.		£300
518	LNER TOWEL – white with “LNER” in red band across centre. Appears to be two joined together – perhaps antimacassars? Some fading and marks on the white – 24” x 17”.		n/s
519	SR TARGET “POOLE” from the ex LSWR coastal station to the West of Bournemouth. Good colour and shine with some well-matched repairs around the screw holes.		£800
520	Alloy single line KEY TOKEN “BODMIN / BODMIN ROAD” from a section of the ex GWR Cornish branch line, closed in 1967, which left the main line to Penzance between Lostwithiel and Liskeard and ran to Bodmin General. The key has a replacement end.		£150
521	SHEDPLATE “86B” NEWPORT PILL then Ebbw Junction. Unrestored front and back.		£170
522	CRUCHLEYS Railway map of the County of BERKSHIRE. 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 and slight loss where folds meet.		£30
523	BR Double Royal POSTER “DAOLGOCH STATION on the TALLYN RAILWAY” by Cuneo. The Poster has a number of tears (some repaired) and has been folded – however if framed up it would be quite passable.		£10
524	BR(W) Flanged enamel STATION SIGN “PLATFORM 1”. Good colour and shine with a number of unrestored face chips.		£30
525	BR(S) Alloy STATION DIRECTION SIGN “BRITISH RAILWAYS JUNCTION STATION” and a left pointing arrow embossed in the sign. This item came with the other Barnstable items and is believed to have been located near the town bridge. Barnstaple Town station closed in 1970 so it probably came down at that time. Good used condition – 30” x 9”. Not seen in this style before.		£760

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