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Railwayananet Auction September 2006

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Please place all bids for Lots 76 – 100 on 01306 502044 or 01306 500467.
Bidding finishes at 7.30pm on Monday 25th September 2006

Lot	Description	Picture	Result
76	Chad Valley for GWR JIGSAW PUZZLE “CORNISH RIVIERA EXPRESS”. The 200-piece puzzle is complete and in good condition apart from one nib missing. The green book type box is in average condition. The puzzle was made from 1927 to 1936.		£12
77	SR TARGET “FREMINGTON” from the ex LSWR North Devon riverside station to the West of Barnstaple that was closed in 1965. The target has quite good shine but is rather mottled and has a small cut out at the top presumably to go around a fixed obstruction. A rare target that has not appeared in auction previously - the first item in a superb collection of items from the Barnstaple area in this auction.		£1550
78	GWR Solid Silver PIN TRAY presented to Mr. W F Willis for services to the GWR during the May 1926 General Strike. Good condition engraving worn by polishing – 5” x 3½”.		£50
79	BR(W) Fully Flanged TOTEM “ABERCYNON” from the ex Taff Vale Glamorgan station on the Cardiff to Merthyr line. Good colour and shine with a number of well-matched small face chips repairs and one longer repair down to the “N” where the totem has been knocked from behind.		£800
80	GWR conical brass LAMP OIL JUG with brass cap. The jug has a brass plate ”GWR LAMP OIL ONLY” at the base and attached to the handle is another brass plate stamped “7400 619”. There is also a brass wick pricker in a sleeve on the side. Attractive item with a few knocks from use – stands 6” tall.		£75
81	SHEDPLATE “88A” Used by the three Cardiff sheds Cathays, Canton and Radyr. Face restored only.		£110
82	Brass single line KEY TOKEN “CRAIGENDORAN / GARELOCHHEAD 27” from the first single line section of the ex NBR West Highland line passing high above the shores of Gare Loch.		£160
83	GWR ROYAL TRAIN NOTICE “Paddington to Kemble, Kemble to Cirencester, Cirencester to Badminton and return to Paddington on 22^nd May 1946”. Sixteen-page booklet produced to inform all concerned of the changes necessary to facilitate the passing of this train carrying King George VI. Locos involved were 5056, 5506 and 5534. Good condition.		£60
84	SR CARRIAGE MIRROR in its original frame with “SR” in green in the centre. Good condition - 22” x 11”.		£55
85	Pair of early SKELETON TICKET DATING MACHINES - both unrestored and with the stamp and type missing. They could be restored, used for spares or displayed. (2)		£40
86	BR(S) CARRIAGE PRINT “THE ATLANTIC COAST GO BY TRAIN” by Langhammer. The smaller version of this classic beach scene, in its original glazed frame - 19” x 11”.		£40
87	NER/LNER style Pair of Cast Iron HANDS which presumably came from the end of wooden direction signs that had Cast Iron letters, Both point to the left so must have come from different signs. Both are 6” x 3½” overall and unrestored. (2)		£55
88	GER Drivers long spout OIL CAN complete with it original cap and stamped on the top “GER”. It has taken a few knocks in its long period of service but still holds oil. Unrestored – 14” long overall.		£45
89	SR SEASON TICKET “Between FRESHWATER AND ALL STATIONS ON THE ISLE OF WIGHT”. Third Class dated 27^th August 1924. Very good condition.		£30
90	BR(Sc) Half Flanged TOTEM “RANNOCH” from the Perthshire station in the Highlands on the line to Fort William. In superb condition – never in auction before and one of the best Scottish names. An opportunity not to be missed.		£7050
91	Brass single line KEY TOKEN with engraved plate “BISHOP AUCKLAND / WOLSINGHAM” from the ex LNER line from a section between Bishop Auckland and the Junction at Stanhope.		£130
92	LNER Cast Iron DOORPLATE “PRIVATE”, face restored only with white letters on black background – 13½” x 3½”.		£40
93	LNER brass BARROW PLATE “L&NER 3356” unrestored – 9½” x 1½”.		£12
94	BR(E) Half Flanged TOTEM “FINNINGHAM” from the Suffolk station, closed in 1966, on the Ipswich to Norwich line. Good colour and shine with just minor edge chip repairs.		n/s
95	LNER Silver plated SUGAR SIFTER with “LNER” in ornate engraving. Good original used condition with small dents to the top – stands 6” high.		£80
96	GWR Untitled Cast Iron BRIDGE SIGN re Platelayers being careful when working on ballast on a bridge. Face only repainted black – 16” x 10”.		£25
97	ADVERTISING ENAMEL “SUNDAY TELEGRAPH” in white on blue background. The sign has a number of poorly matched chip repairs – 15” x 6½”.		£35
98	ADVERTISING ENAMEL “1d DAILY TELEGRAPH” in red and blue on a white background. Good condition except that the ends have been folded over to the back by about ¾” at either end with resultant loss of enamel at the left hand end. An attractive sign and still displays well – 19½” x 7½”.		£140
99	Alloy single line KEY TOKEN “PENWITHERS Jc / PERRANWELL” from a section on the ex GWR Cornish branch from Truro to Falmouth. Ex use condition with plenty of green paint. The key has been re engraved with Penwithers Jc.		n/s
100	Stainless Steel Reflective NAMEPLATE “GRANITE CITY” ex Class 43 HST power car 43040 named at Aberdeen Station in Jun 1990 by the Lord Provost. The nameplate was removed in Jan 1996. At the day of the naming the power car on the other end, number 43041, was named “City of Discovery” at Dundee Station. Excellent condition – 27½” x 6”.		£1100

Please place all bids for Lots 101 – 125 on 01306 502044 or 01306 500467 .
Bidding finishes at 8.00pm on Monday 25th September 2006

Lot	Description	Picture	Current Price
101	BR(W) Half Flanged TOTEM “CARDIFF QUEEN STREET” from the Glamorgan station in the Welsh Capital. Excellent condition with very good colour and shine.		£800
102	SHEDPLATE “70F” FRATTON then Bournemouth. Face restored only.		£110
103	GWR Solid silver and enamel STAFF ASSOCIATION MEDAL with “GWR STAFF ASSOCIATION” in enamel on the face and with the rear engraved “Musical Festival 1937”. It comes with its original presentation box, which has a broken hinge.		£75
104	Two BR Totem CAP BADGES “BRITISH RAILWAYS”. BR(E) with one lug missing and BR(Sc) with a small enamel chip. Both have makers name “J Gaunt” on the rear. (2)		£30
105	Pair of SIGNAL REPEATERS. Bakelite cased UP/DOWN and brass cased SIGNAL ON/OFF - both in ex box condition. (2)		£50
106	CARRIAGE PRINT “NEVIN CAERNARVONSHIRE” by Ellis Silas. An attractive view of boats moored by cottages. Presented In original type glazed frame and in excellent condition – 26” x 11”.		£90
107	BR Cast Iron TENDERPLATE “BR5 282 1943” from a 5000 gallon tender ex WD 2-8-0 90281 built by North British Loco Co with works number 25274 - starting life as WD 77404. Its BR days were spent at Goole, Mirfield & Wakefield. Withdrawn in June 1967, it was cut up by Cox & Danks at Wadsley Bridge by the end of the year. Face only repainted – 8” x 6”.		£85
108	CRUCHLEYS Railway map of the County of BUCKINGHAM, undated but about 1855. The map folds out to 22” x 20” and shows all the Railways & Stations in the County. Good condition overall with slight browning on the folds & slight tearing where folds join.		£35
109	LT unframed enamel three-piece UNDERGROUND TARGET “WATERLOO”. These signs were put up in the 1980’s and were made in three pieces with two red semi circles and a blue and white centre plate. Mint condition and a very displayable 23” x 18” overall.		£260
110	BR(NE) coloured SIGNALBOX DIAGRAM “RUSWARP”, a box between Whitby Town and Grosmont. Undated paper Signal Engineers Office copy in good condition – 36” x 18”.		£50
111	BR(M) Fully Flanged TOTEM “SOUTH KENTON” from the North West London station on the line to Watford. Good colour and shine with some well-matched face and flange chip repairs.		£520
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 so are of acceptable quality. They are unpublished and come with copyright.
112	COLOUR SLIDES Thirty-three of the Isle of Wight. Locos at Newport, Ryde St Johns, Ryde shed, Ryde Pierhead and Ventnor (33)		£250
113	COLOUR SLIDES Thirty-three of Somerset and Dorset Joint plus nearby Southern. 41214, 41296, 44466, 3218, 48309, 41307, 3201, 92243 on the S & D, 30064 & 30069, at Fawley 30133 at Fratton, 70000 at Portsmouth,34102 at Basingstoke, 80151 at Brockenhurst and Lymington,3842 and 35023 at Salisbury (33)		£230
114	COLOUR SLIDES Thirty-four of mainly Eastleigh plus others. 34006, 30837, 30073, 31639, 60024, 33020, 33006, 35023, 73016, 34037,35004 34024, 30053, 34100 at Eastleigh 70000 at Basingstoke and Portsmouth,31639 at Borden, 30837 at Bentley, 34057 at Romsey (34)		£290
115	COLOUR SLIDES Thirty-four of Exmouth Junction Shed and nearby branches. 34033, 41206, 1442, 1450, 4694, 2214, 34072, 34026, 31875, 31812, 31859, 3759 at Exmouth Junction. 4666, 41206 at Exmouth, 4666 at Colyton, 80041 at Seaton Jct, 35022 at Yeovil, 35030 at Chard, 4593 at Montacute,41206 and 41291 on Lyme Regis branch. (34)		£240
116	BR(M) fold out booklet for DERBY WORKS produced in June 1950 to be given to visitors. It contains a plan of the works and describes the route to be followed during the tour. Folds out to 16” x 9” – excellent condition.		£30
117	Enamel WARNING SIGN “ Danger Inflammable Gas. Keep naked lights and fires away……….”. Unrestored, with chipping around the screw-holes – 24” x 15”.		£40
118	Oval Cast Iron BRIDGEPLATE “GNR 24” Face restored only – 24” x 17”.		£35
119	GWR Cast Iron TENDERPLATE “GWR 2347 3500 GALLONS SWINDON” from a Churchward Tender built at Swindon in 1921. Face restored only – 8” x 5¾”.		£160
120	SMOKEBOX NUMBERPLATE “44345” from an ex LMS Class 4 (later 4F) 0-6-0 built as LMS 4345 by Kerr Stuart, with works number 4373, in 1927. Renumbered by BR 44345 it was latterly a Tebay, Barrow and Heaton Mersey engine from where it was withdrawn in December 1963 to be cut up by Looms of Spondon. The plate, which is embossed “B” on the back, has been face repainted only.		£250
121	Bound Copy of the LYNN & FAKENHAM Railway Acts of 1876 and 1881. Good used condition – 8” x 12½”.		£35
122	LNER Double Royal POSTER “ROAD MOTOR SERVICES for Aberdeen, Banchory, Ballater, Braemar” with picture of LNER motor bus at the top and a timetable below. Dated July 1929 and in excellent rolled condition with pinholes in each corner.		£190
123	LNWR Quad Royal POSTER advertising their “EXPRESS PARCELS SERVICE” showing an early LNWR delivery truck that has a picture of a steamer on its side. Printed by McCorquodale probably in the 1920’s this is the left hand half of a larger poster but is certainly most attractive in its own right.		£35
124	SHEDPLATE “84K” CHESTER. Face unrestored – back possibly repainted.		£260
125	BR(S) Fully Flanged TOTEM “EAST WORTHING HALT” - with “HALT” in the lower panel, from the Sussex station on the coastal line West of Brighton. Almost mint condition with tiny flange chips only. A very rare totem last in auction in 1990		£2650

Please place all bids for Lots 126 – 150 on 01306 502044 or 01306 500467.
Bidding finishes at 8.30pm on Monday 25th September 2006

Lot	Description	Picture	Current Price
The following five lots offer the opportunity to purchase the complete Southern Region set of five Cinque Port Carriage Prints by Jack Merriott in their original glazed frames. All are in good ex carriage condition unless stated otherwise. They are all 19” x 11”.
126	THE CINQUE PORT OF DOVER KENT.		£100
127	THE CINQUE PORT OF HASTINGS SUSSEX – staining in sky top right.		£100
128	THE CINQUE PORT OF SANDWICH KENT.		£100
129	THE CINQUE PORT OF HYTHE KENT.		£100
130	THE CINQUE PORT OF NEW ROMNEY KENT.		£100
131	LMS rectangular Cast Iron BRIDGEPLATE “LM&SR 5”. Unrestored – 12” x 9½”.		£40
132	LNER SIGNAL LAMP INTERIOR embossed “LNER” and “M” and comes complete with burner. Unrestored.		£10
133	Oval Cast Iron WORKSPLATE “BUILT 1954 SWINDON”. Locos built that year were BR Class 4 4-6-0 75025 - 29, Class 3 2-6-0 77000 – 19 and Class 3 2-6-2T 82020 – 31. Face only repainted.		£150
134	BR(Sc) Fully Flanged TOTEM “GLENGARNOCK” from the Ayrshire station on route to the West coast from Glasgow. Colour a little mottled and lacking in the shine department - there are two quite large repairs – one in the blue before the “G” and the other below the “K”. Not often in auction.		£450
135	BR(S) Flanged enamel STATION SIGN “WAITING AND LADIES ROOMS”. Good colour and shine with some chipping at the edges – 48” x 12”.		£70
136	SHEDPLATE “41A” SHEFFIELD DARNALL - possibly restored some time ago.		£70
137	GWR CARRIAGE NOTICE and ventilator Panel. The wooden framed glazed panel contains a fully titled 1920 original notice re Communication between Passengers, Guard and Driver and also gives details of which stations can provide Luncheon baskets. Hinged above is the wooden ventilator flap with its operating knob. Excellent original condition as removed from a scrapped coach with just slight water staining on the bottom of the notice – 20” x 9” overall.		£150
138	Alloy single line KEY TOKEN “MACHYNLLETH / CEMMES ROAD” from the Welsh section between the two Junction stations.		£150
139	SR enamel STATION SIGN “PUBLIC TELEPHONE”. Good condition with good colour and shine but slight mottling – 24” x 12”		£50
140	Miniature SIGNAL LEVER in Frame – a very attractive addition to any signaling collection. Good condition 9” x 7” overall.		£60
141	BR Alloy DOUBLE ARROW as carried on many BR Diesel locos. Good condition.		£80
142	BR(W) Flanged Enamel STATION SIGN “LADIES WAITING ROOM”. Good colour and shine with just a few small face chips – 48” x 12”. TBC		£40
143	SR Cast Iron Gate Notice “PENALTY FOR NOT SHUTTING GATE £2”. Face restored only white on green – 30” x 3”.		£75
144	BR(S) Fully Flanged TOTEM “FOLKESTONE WEST” from the Kent coastal station. Excellent condition with good colour and shine and minor flange chipping only.		£760
145	SHEDPLATE “9A” MANCHESTER LONGSIGHT. Unrestored condition.		£125
146	Midland & South Western Junction Railway WORKING TIMETABLE for July to September 1901.The railway worked between Cheltenham and Southampton. It folds out to 16” x 14” and is a bit creased with a tear over half the centre fold.		£25
147	SR fold over card TIMETABLE OF SPECIAL TRAIN for a train that carried Queen Elizabeth plus Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret to Portsmouth Dockyard (Southern Railway Jetty) on 26^th July 1938. The inside gives a map and details of places of interest for the journey. The notice is held between two sheets of glass to display both sides and is in good condition – 11” x 9“.		£14
148	Cast Iron D WAGONPLATE “B 749679 20T Ashford 1953 Gross Weight not to exceed 32 Tons 10 Cwts”. One of a batch of only 20 tank wagons built for continental use carrying class “A” liquids. The tanks for these wagons were constructed by Hurst Nelson to be fitted at Ashford. These wagons were later transferred to Traffic Services and renumbered. Ex wagon condition.		£110
149	SR TARGET “BOXHILL” from the Surrey Hills station Boxhill and West Humble. Good colour and shine with one largish well-matched face chip repair above the “LL” plus some touching in on the edges.		£440
150	GWR Cast Iron CABSIDE “3816” from a 2800 Class 2-8-0 tender engine that was allocated new to Ebbw Junction in March 1940. Its BR sheds were Cardiff Canton, Banbury, Stourbridge, Tyseley, Aberdare, Neath & Severn Tunnel Junction. The loco was withdrawn in August 1965 and cut up at Birds Long Marston by the end of the year. Face restored. TBC		£1050

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