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10/11th November 2004 Lots 601 - 800 401. B.R. (Sc.) Fishtail Cap Badge. “Ticket Collector”, gilt finish. By J. R. Gaunt, London. Cleaned. 402. L.N.E.R fold-out Brochure. “Weekend Cruises to the Continent. Summer 1939. Front cover of s.s. Vienna. Inside 9 pictures 403. G.W.R. station a/c’s instruction book 1929, supp. No. 4, 22 pp. 1.3.36 404. 2 x L.N.W.R. cast-iron signal lever plates. “Main up” and “Sidings”. Both unrestored. 5½” x 3¾”. 405. L.N.E.R. Appendix to W.T.T. – Southern area. 17th Oct., 1927. u.f.n. 406. L.N.E.R. Handbill. Cheap evening fares to Underground stations after 5.00 p.m. with map to show fare zones. Stations shown are Enfield Town, Hertford East, Chingford and North Weald. 407. Handlamp glasses 2 x 4½” front glasses. Fit G.W.R. and B.R. (W) brass ring type Handlamp as well as S.R. 408. Handlamp glasses. 2 x 4¾”. Fits LMS/BR and other. 409. Handlamp glasses. 2 x 5”. Fits LNER and others. 410. L.M. & S.R. Regulations for the Guidance of Motor Drivers. ERO 29100. 45 pp. 4” x 6⅜”. Also lists Company’s lodging houses. Covers loose and staples rusty. 411. Safe Plate. F. Whitfield & Co., Birmingham, oval cast brass. 5¼” x 3½” 412. Safe Plate. S. Withers, West Bromwich near Birmingham. Round cast brass plate with lion in centre. 5¾” dia. 413. Safe Plate. Chubbs – patent safe. 57 St. Paul’s Churchyard, London. Pressed brass plate vaguely oval with ornate patterned border, crest in centre with lion and unicorn either side. 4¼” x 3⅜”. 414. B.R. (Sc.) W.T.T. of Freight Trains between Perth, Dundee, Aberdeen, Inverness and Wick and branches. 9th June – 14th Sept., 1958. 50 pp. Note on back. Forfar South Jct. Closing Times for Lot No.’s 401 – 425, Thurs., 11th Nov., 6.00 p.m. 01788 521491 415. C.i notice. “Midland and Gt. Northern Joint Railway. Trespassers will be prosecuted.” 14½” x 31” front repainted black on white, back original. These M.R. pattern signs were placed on the western section. 416. Taff Vale Railway Button. Large brass. Froggatt Ref. 23/14. Depicts ancient loco. G. 417. Poster. B.R. (M) “The Eastgate, Chester.” (by Claude Buckle – though not signed by him). A very attractive and colourful street scene with many people browsing in shop windows. Very 1950’s feel. In the small “See Britain by Train.” format of 30” x 20”. B.R. “totem” at bottom. Printed by Baynard Press. Rolled and in V.G. condition. 418. Poster. “New Pullman Services commencing 12th Sept., 1960. Diesel Pullman, High Speed Luxury Travel between Wolverhampton, Birmingham and Paddington, also Bristol and Paddington. Photo of blue Pullman and also interior. Poster also displays the B.R. Lion and Wheel symbol and the full Pullman Coat of Arms. Rolled. V.G. 419. Poster. “B.R. Western Region announce a new named train “The Royal Duchy” (Refreshment Car Service) between Penzance and Paddington” with a list of all stations called at, with times. 1950’s. Red and blue writing on cream. Rolled 40” x 25”. G. 420. Cast-Iron Notice. L & S.W.R. “Trespassers Will be Prosecuted” 15½” x 25”. Rounded corners. Face repainted. Back unrestored. 421. Paycheck. “Marylebone B.R. Operating” rectangular embossed brass with number stamped in middle. 1” x 1½”. G. 422. Paycheck. “L.M.S. Goods Dept., St. Pancras” embossed oval steel stamped “437” in middle. 1¼” x 1¾”. 423. Plastic wagon label. “Empty to Plymouth Friary. V.J.1” Black on white. G. 4” x 3½”. 424. Midland Railway London Tilbury and Southend. Section Diagram of Line. Detailed track diagram showing all track, sidings, stations. 21” x 81”. Ink on vellum. Interesting and detailed. 425. “The Railway Signal and Permanent Way Engineer’s Pocket Book.” By J. Spitter, 2nd Edn. 326 pp. 3½” x 5½”. V. interesting, much info. 426. G.W.R. Luggage Labels. 19th Century. Bugle to …. Bodmin Road, Camborne, Falmouth, Launceston Redruth, Saltash, Truro. 7 items.
427. Cornwall Railway Luggage Labels. To Horrabridge, Lifton, Scarrier, Bodmin Road to Bickleigh, Cardiff, Grampound Road, Liverpool (via Severn Tunnel, Hereford, Shrewsbury and Wrexham) Liverpool (via Bristol and Midland Railway) Newport, Westbourne Park, Lostwithiel to Swindon, Truro to Mary Tavistock, Nailsea. 13 items. 428. South Devon Railway Luggage Labels. Lidford to … Ashburton, Brent, Bristol, Buckfastleigh, Dartmouth, Dawlish, Devonport, Exeter, Ivybridge, Teignmouth. 10 items. 429. Argo Transacord E.P.’s: (a) The Duke Dogs and the City. (b) The 11.15 for Torpantar. (c) On the Footplate of a King. (d) Panniers and Prairies. (e) Kings in the Chilterns. 5 items. Good condition. 430. Argo Transacord E.P.’s: (a) Stanier Pacifics (b) Royal Scots and Jubilees (c) On a Banker from Beattock + (d) Eyemark E.P. from the Footplate of a Scot. 4 items. 431. Enamel Notice. “British Railways. Danger. Don’t Touch Conductor Rails” 12½” x 9¾” Red on white. G. 432. B.R. (S) Enamel Doorplate. “Private” 18” x 3½”. Some edge chipping but face mainly unaffected. Light green enamel. Good shine. 433. “British Railways” in totem. Lead/zinc, printing block on wood. 3¼” x ⅞” G. Unusual. 434. Private Owner Wagonplate. “Scottish Waggon Company Limited Owners 19616”. Totally round 6⅜” dia., serif lettering. Face repainted long time ago. Back totally unrestored. Rare. 435. B.R. (Sc.) Vertical Route Plan. “Campardown Jcn., Tay Bridge, Thornton Junc., Forth Bridge, Saughton Jn., with enlargements of Dundee (Tay Bridge Stn.), Leuchars Jcn., Thornton, Kirkaldy. 26” 436. “Railways of Manchester Ship Canal” D.Thorpe, OPC 1984, 185 pp. 437. Shedplate 65C. Parkhead 1948 – Dec., 1962. Old paint. Back totally unrestored. 438. Shropshire & Montgomeryshire Railway. Official Time book Jan., 1921, u.f.n. 12 pp. Map of system. Details of up and down train service as well as much interesting local advertising. Photo of Abbey Station with train and passengers on cover. Well used condition but scarce. 439. G.E.R. Wooden handled corkscrew clearly marked “G.E.Rly.” twice on handle. Not the usual pattern. 4½” high. Closing Times for Lot No.’s 426 – 450, Thurs., 11th Nov., 6.00 p.m. 01788 523250 440. Safeplate. Hobbs, Hart & Co. Ltd., Patentees and Manufacturers, London. Engraved brass, rectangular, 5¼” x 3¼” 441. “Milners Safe.” Rect. cast-brass with inner curved corners. 4⅞” x 2½.” 442. B.R. (W) Royal Train Notice. Paddington to Liskeard 9/10th June 1959. 12 pp. Lots of detail including loco (7024), passing times and specific instructions for each point of the journey. Interesting. 443. Safeplate. John Lowe Manchester Fire and Thief-Proof Safe Maker, Round cast brass 4⅛” dia. in 2 pieces. Centre has maker’s name and moveable on base to reveal key hole. 444. B.R. (M) Folding Publicity Leaflet. “The Red Rose”. Britannia on front cover, descriptions of places of interest. Folds out - 15½” x 6”. 445. B.R. (E) Pigeon Basket Label. Eastern Region B.R.S.A. “Pigeons to be liberated with counterfoil.” “Not to be liberated in fog or rain.” Unused. B.R. Lion & Wheel. Card. 5½” x 8½”. G. 446. to be advised 447. Wagon Label. Severn and Wye Joint Railway (G.W. & Mid.) Grain (in serif) from Sharpness Docks to Dingestow, dated 21st June 1910. G. 448. N.E.R. Track/plan. “Bootham Junction” (York). Shows “Signal cabin” by level crossing. Blue linen 8” x 12½” N.E.R. stamp on back. 31.3.08. 449. B.R. (W) Signalling Notice. No. WW.350. Singling of the line between Abercynon and Black Lion dated 4th Jan. 1971, + diagram. 450. Kent & East Sussex Railway. (a) K.E.S.R. Wagon Label from High Halden Road to Biddenden dated 21st Nov., 1919. (b) Coal abstract (green lettering) 1906. (c) Goods abstract. 1929. G. (3) 451. “D” Wagonplate. “LNER 20 tons Darlington 270926.” Good clean casting, prominent lettering throughout. Attractively restored face. 452. Wagon-lits/Pullman Golden Arrow Luggage Label. Blue and yellow, colourful. 5½” x 4½”. 453. Wagonplate “Supplied by the Standard Railway Wagon Co. Ltd, Reddish Works, Stockport” cast iron oval 3¼” x 4⅞”. 454. Carriage Key. “G.C.R.” loop handle marked with Co. initials. 4⅜”. 455. B.R. (M) Totem Cap badge. “British Railways. Maroon/nickel. “J. Pinches, London” maker on rear. 456. B.R. (W) Football Handbills. (a) West Bromwich Albion v. Chelsea at the Hawthorns, 22nd Sept., 1956. (b) Birmingham City v. Cardiff City at St. Andrews 22nd Sept., 1956. Good condition, apart from usual slight tear at top left hand corner. 457. B.R. (W) Racing Handbills. (a) National Hunt Steeplechases at Cheltenham, 3rd – 5th March 1959. Restaurant Car Excursions to Cheltenham Racecourse station. G. (b) Stratford-upon-Avon Races Excursion bookings 20th and 29th Sept., 1956 to Stratford-upon-Avon (Racecourse Platform). Good, apart from tear in l.h. corner. 458. W.T.T. B.R. (E) Main line. King’s Cross to Doncaster, 27th Sept., 1948. 126 pp. Slight wear to spine, otherwise G. 459. 2 x L.Y.R. Pay tins. 1¾” high. (2) 460. L.N.E.R Whitemoor Loco. Engine Examination Tunnel Layout 3.7.47. Shows turntable. Sellotape repair on r.h. side. 23½” x 13¾” 461. Ian Allen A.B.C. Western Region. Summer 1953. G. No underlining. 462. A.B.C. London Midland Region, Scottish ex L.M.S. Region, 1949. G. No underlining. 463. Polish Railways Locomotive Emblem. 10” x 7¾” Eagle with outstretched wings. P.K.P. in large initials at bottom. Ex loco rear stamped P.726. Face attractively restored. 464. Wagon Labels. (a) Hull and Barnsley Railway. From Sculcoats Station to Biddenden. Dec. 1909. 4¼” x 4”. (b) Furness Railway “Inflammable from Barrow Docks 27.11.09. Red print. 4¾ x 7½” (2) Closing Times for Lot No.’s 451 – 475, Thurs., 11th Nov., 6.30 p.m. 01788 521491 465. B.R. (E) Enamel Station Sign. “Tickets and Parcels.” 24” x 18”. Excellent cond.. Good deep colour and shine. 2 smallish edge chips. 466. Metropolitan Railway Time Tables July 1907. Photo on cover of Brill, Halton, Botolph, Claydon and East Claydon. Covers loose. Map in inside front cover torn away but complete. Contents G. 8½” x 5¾” 467. Bridgeplate “ G.N.R. 33” oval cast iron with inside border. Totally ex lineside condition. Casting No. B17. 17 ½ x 13” G. 468. Enamel Notice. “The Railway Executive Warning is Hereby Given to Persons not to Trespass on the Railway. Penalty not exceeding 40/-.” Black on white 12” x 15”. Uncommon pattern from S. Wales. 2”x1½” chip affects the bottom of‘d’ and ‘n’ of “Exceeding”. Otherwise G. 469. 2 oval Photochrome G.N.R. Coach Pictures on original card mounts: - (a) Yarmouth (b) Sheringham. Both 7½” x 10”. Edwardian views. 470. 2 Official B.R. Photographs of Severn Bridge. (a) Taken 26th April 1949 looking upwards from the eastern shore. (b) Taken 26th Nov. 1949 of the swing bridge and control box. Photos mounted on official card which measures 13¾” x 9” (photos 8” x 6”) G. 471. Cambrian Railways. Motor Car Acts 1896 and 1903 cast iron notice. 9 lines of text, Secretary’s name S. Williamson, Oswestry 23½” x 30”. Much harder to obtain than the Trespass Notice. 472. Wood/rubber station stamp. “London Midland and Scottish Railway.” 473. L.M.S. Vertical Route Plan. Brynamman to Swansea (St. Thomas), Glais Jc. – Upper Bank Jc., Ynisygeinon Sidings, Pontardawe Upper Bank – Six Pit Jc. and Swansea (St. Thomas) Dated Nov., 1930. Fold- out to 20” x 6 ¼”. G. 474. Highland Railway small brass padlock. 2” x 1¼” clearly stamped H.R. 475. B.R. (Sc.) Closure Notice “Easthaven Station.” On 4th Sept., 1967. Details of bus service to and from Dundee and Carnoustie. 40” x 25”. Folded. Minor edge nicks, otherwise. G. 476. Private Owner Colliery labels. (a) Queen Coal from Brynmally Collieries Wrexham by West Kirby via G.C.R. (blue lettering) 1905. 4¾” x 7 ½”. (b) Anthracite Jumbo Nuts from William Baird & Co., to Alford (G.N.S.R., pre North British Railway) dated 22nd July 1921. 477. Southern Railway enamel doorplate “Private”. 6¼” x 18”. Has come out of a frame as green paint still on edges. G.C. with no chips. 478. Bridge Reports. Midland Railway (crossed out in ink with LMS) Bedford to Hitchin line No. 12 (Rival Ival) near Henlow to No. 23 (Peacocks Bridge) near Southill. Gives the names of Bridges (e.g. 19A Whitbread’s Cart Rd., 20 – Yew Tree) together with detailed full particulars with dates of construction and other details. Thus 19A – “This bridge is not under or over Railway, but was erected, is owned, and maintained by M.R. Co.”) 479. Bridge Reports. Midland Railway Bedford & Northampton line. From Bedford (Oakley Road Bridge to Bridge No. 5C towards Turvey. Gives details of construction as well as hand written reports. (2 sheets). 480. Bridge Reports. (LMS) Bedford and Cambridge branch from bridge 41 (between Old North Road and Lords Bridge) and 50 (in Cambridge) 2 sheets. With details of condition, etc. 481. Shedplate 15C. Leicester Midland 1948 – Sept., 1963, Kettering from Sept., 1963 – June 1965. Possible face repainted a long time ago. 482. Loco Worksplate. Sentinel 9572/1954. Ex works 24.5.54, a four wheeled vertical boiler steam loco. New to N.C.B. Great Mountain Colliery, then to Cynheidre Colliery before 5/62. Finally to Graig Merthyr Colliery sometime between 9/66 and 4/67. Scrapped 9/1968. Cast brass 5⅛” x 4”. Nice ex loco cond. with red painted background. 483. Cast-iron bridgeplate. “L & N. W.R. Co. 5” Earlier type with thinner lettering and ampersand. The number is somewhat pitted. Repainted. 484. Two Southern Railway Wartime Operating Booklets issued from Deepdene Hotel, Dorking. (a) Engine Head Signals to operate from 1.1.44 14 pp. G. (blue covers). (b) Operating Instructions 1.9.42 diagrams of tablet machines, etc. Brown covers. G. (2) 485. B.R. (M) Hanging Card Signal box Notice. “Instructions to Signalmen at Hindley and Blackrod branch junction box. March 1968.” 13” x 8” 486. Photograph of aftermath of Grantham crash Sept. 19th 1906. Clerestory coaches, steam crane, debris down embankment. Policeman posing for photo. Mounted on card 9”x 8½ photos 6” x 8”. 487. L.N.W.R. Signal Lamp. Large brass plate on side “London and North Western Railway maker Locomotive Dept., Crewe” in serif lettering. 10½” high and carrying handle. 488. L.M.S. “D” Wagonplate. “L.M.S. 20 tons 725605.” Face repainted. 489. Tyer’s Brass Tablet engraved “Fairmuir Junc.–Auchterhouse.” A section from the Dundee and Newtyle Railway (later Caledonian Railway) one of the earliest railways in Scotland which opened in 1831. Closing Times for Lot No.’s 476 – 500, Thurs., 11th Nov., 6.30 p.m. 01788 523250 490. “North British Railway. Train Staff Ticket. Border Counties Line Train No. 8 down. Bellingham to Falstone July 4th 1881. Yellow 3½” x 5½”. 491. Wagon Labels. (a) L.N.W.R. Fresh Meat from Canada Dock Liverpool 1912. (b) W. Harper & Co. Coal Merchants 150 Market St., Aberdeen to Alford Station, G.N.S.R. (c) Caledonian Railway. From Buchanan St. Stn. To Dufftown G.N.S. via Aberdeen (all printed). (d) Caledonian Railway from Bonnington (e) from R & J Creighton Timber and Slate Merchants, Carlisle1909. (5) 492. Blueprint Drawing. 1½” to 1’ Scale GWR arrangement of Smokebox & details of spark plates 2301 class condensing engines for overseas. Swindon 1940. 40” x 24”. 493. Southern Railway or B.R. (S) enamel notice. “Please Show Tickets.” Chip 1½” square touches bottom of ‘s’ on “Please” and top of ‘w’ on “Show”, otherwise excellent colour and shine. 16” x 10” 494. Cast-iron Bridgeplate (L.N.W. pattern). “B.R. 167B” 17½” x 11½”. 495. Southern Railway Trespass Notice. Refers to Southern Railway Act 1924. Repainted white on green. 24” x 16” 496. 11 x Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Telegraphic Messages. Middleton Station, 1874. Mainly queries concerning wagons, etc. 497. G.W.R. Armistice Day Service Card. Wed., 11th Nov., 1925 led by Rev. Sharpe, Vicar of Paddington. Purple writing on cream. 8” x 5” G. Spike hole in corner. 498. Wagon labels. (a) South Eastern & Chatham “Roader” from Bricklayers Arms. (b) S.E.C.R. from Angerstein Wharf. (c) S.E.C.R. for Robertsbridge. (d) S.E.C.R. for Catford Bridge. (4) 499. B.R. (Sc.) Highland Section. Track/station plans. (a) Golspie. (b) Alness (shows Dalmore Distillery branch).(c) Kinloss, undated, 500. Pair of L.B.S.C.R. luggage rack brackets. Floral, leaf pattern. Attractive. Discovered on the site of Lancing Works. (2) 501. B.R. (Sc.) Westinghouse Signalbox diagram metal panels. Ex Dundee. 2 panels with track circuit cut outs. Shows Tay Bridge, Invergowrie and Perth Lines. Each panel 34” x 19”. 502. N.E.R. Station/Track/Siding Diagram. “Filey”. Shows fish stage, 5 ton crane, gas works, etc. Dated 20.12.20 Some edge tears. 503. The Railways Re-organisation Scheme 1954. Pub. H.M. Stationery Office, 21 pp., together with The Re-shaping of British Railways Part 1 Report and Part 2 Maps. (1963). Blue/white covers. Pub. H.M.S.O. 504. Scottish North Eastern Railway Delivery Sheet. April 25th 1865. 6” x 13½”. Black writing on blue. Good for its age. 505. Paycheck hexagonal brass stamped “N.E.R. Neville Hill 242.” 506. Paycheck “L.M.R. M.P. Watford 197”. Circular brass 1¼” dia. 507. 2 x L.M.S. Cap Badges. (a) L.M.S. (block letters) 1⅔” x ½”. (b) Porter (block letters) 2½” x ½” 508. G.W.R. Easter 1936. Alteration and Suspension of Passenger Trains and Additional Train Arrangements. 47 pp. Purple writing. Advert. for Holiday Haunts on back cover. G. 509. B.R. (M) Refurbished locos 2500 h.p. B.R. Sulzer D11 – D137. Description of Alterations. July 1967. Typewritten report in file from C.M.E. Derby – for Chief Engineer (T & R.S.) B.R.B. 27 pp. 510. B.R. (W) C.M. & E.E. Dept. Diesel Rail Cars. (i) Notes for drivers on the power transmission components. 24 pp. (ii) An Introductory Description of the power transmission components and the principles involved. 38 pp. Both with many photos/diagrams. Both stamped “District Motive Power Supt.’s Office.” 511. Leather tablet pouch complete and in good condition. 512. Wagonplates 2 x Shellmex 9520 and 9721. Lozenge shape 5½” x 9¼” 513. Shedplate 86A cast-iron. Newport Ebbw Junction 1943 – Sept., 1963, Cardiff Canton 1963 – 73 Good ex loco condition. 514. Wagonplate. “Birmingham Railway Carriage and Wagon Company Ltd., Builders, Smethwick, England. 1923” 11¾” x 6¾”; ornate design with star at top. Face repainted only. Closing Times for Lot No.’s 501 – 525, Thurs., 11th Nov., 7.00 p.m. 01788 521491 515. L.T. Enamel Carriage destination board. East Finchley/Tooting. White on black. Brass edges 24 ½ x 4”. Good condition. 516. G.W.R. Telephone Circuit card between Buildwas box and Down Home Signal (from Ironbridge). 517. Wages Labels. (a) Cleator & Workington Junction Railway from Workington (Central) 1908. (b) Maryport and Carlisle Ry. From Maryport. (c) Furness Railway from Barrow (Dock Station) (d) North British Ry. for Silloth. (e) United Steel Company. Moss Bay Works 518. Loco Worksplate. “Built 1944 Crewe.” L.M.S. having been erased. Ex loco condition. Off 8F 519. Programme for Institution of Mechanical Engineers Centenary Visit to Brighton Works of Southern Railway June 1947. Shows plan of works, and photo of W. C. class loco Barnstaple, and photo of Brighton Works, together with B.R.(S) 4-page guide to Brighton Works, including plan and photos; slight tear, otherwise G. (2) 520. G.W.R. Loco Dept. Invoice signed by G. J. Churchward. “To cost of 6” shrapnel billets consigned to Messrs. Guest, Keen & Nettlefold, Dowlais. Oct. 1917. 521. G.W.R. Advice Note concerning war materials consigned to National Projectile Co., Dudley. 350 tons of shells in 4 days. November 1917. 522. L.B.S.C.R. brass cased semaphore signal repeater 3½” dia. Part of the inscription “B” of Co. title has disappeared, otherwise good original condition. 523. Great Eastern Railway Train Staff Ticket (Cambridge and Mildenhall Branch), Isleham and Mildenhall only. 14th Sept., 1915. 524. Carriage Print. Berwick-on-Tweed by S. R. Badmin. A view looking west from the south bank of the Tweed with the famous Royal Border Bridge in the background with a train on the viaduct. In mint condition. Unframed. 525. Carriage Print. Glen Tanner, near Aboyne, Aberdeenshire by Lance Cattermole, R.O.I. A colourful view with wooded hillside in background, a barn in foreground and large country residence in middle distance. In original type frame in very good condition. 526. Carriage Print. Melrose Abbey, Roxburghshire by Leonard Squirrell. An early evening view with the dramatic ruins dominating the background and couple walking a dog across meadows. Unframed and in mint condition. 527. Luggage Labels. L.N.W.R. Abergavenny, Brecon Road, Atherstone, Broome, Conway, Dewlair, Llanelly, Madely Market, Penmaenmawr, Repton and Willington, Rhosneigr, Stone, Tebay. (16) 528. G.E.R. official photograph from Stratford Works of 4-4-0 1797. Clearly shows cast C o A on splasher, mounted on card, photo 14½” x 10”. Photo good condition but mount slightly torn in one place. 529. L.M.S. brass/wood station wax seal stamp engraved “L.M.S Alyth Junction” 3½” high. situated near Coupar Angus on the Caledonian route from Perth–Forfar–Kinnaber Jn. Line closed in 1967. 530. Radiator Badge ex Albion Bus/Lorry. Steel/enamel “Albion” in attractive script over sunrays and waves motif. Probably Pre-War. Very attractive 5” x 4 ⅜” 531. B.R. Motive Power Dept., Depot Card Notice. (No. 32709/18 (Revised Sept. 1958) “Prevention of back draught through fire hole door on locomotives.” 7 lines of text. G. 6” x 7¾”. 532. Railway Convalescent Home Badge, 1954 – 1964 issue. Frogg. 69. G. 533. L.N.E.R. (Southern area) Signalling instruction. No. 2812. Bethnal Green East Junction and Hackney Downs. Automatic colour light signalling, 6th Nov., 1935. 10 pp and fold-out track diagram. Some light foxing on covers, otherwise G. 534. Brass Tablet. Tillynaught – Tochieneal 20. Round configuration. The section names have been scored through by S & T Dept., but still readable. On Elgin – Cairnie Junc. line of G.N.S.R. 4⅜” dia. 535. Shropshire & Montgomeryshire Rly. (a) Consignment Note 1930. (b) Consignment Note – smaller and headed “Support the local line.” 1926. (c) Livestock abstract. Red lettering (unused). (3) 536. B.R. (Sc.) Totem Cap Badge. “British Railways”, light blue/gilt. Good original condition. 537. B.R. (W) Passenger Train Alterations. “Owing to urgent engineering work between Ardley and Aynho Park, Passenger Trains between Paddington, Birmingham, Shrewsbury, Chester and Birkenhead will run at altered times 11th June – 16th Sept., 1956.” Spike tear at top; slight loss on back cover though text unaffected. 538. G.N.R. Carriage Photochrome Panels. (a) Skegness (b) Cromer. Fine Edwardian views. Some staining to the card mount on Cromer though picture unaffected. Oval 7½” x 9¾” 539. B.R. (Sc.) totem “Cumberland Street”. Light blue, fully flanged. 2 crease repairs, several other chips (not affecting lettering). Could be improved. An uncommon Central Glasgow totem. Closing Times for Lots No. 526 – 550, Thurs., 11th Nov., 7.00 p.m. 01788 523250 540. L.N.W.R. 7 page A4 size booklet. “Method of working and check adopted by L.N.W.R. Company to ensure the economical handling of Goods and Mineral April 1911.” Include light running of engines, wagons, shunting and other unprofitable time engines are in steam. 541. W.T.T.’s (a) B.R. (M) Freight trains Rugby Midland, Stafford via Birmingham and branches. June – Sept. 1954 (b) Passenger trains Crewe and Manchester, Stoke, Derby & branches, Summer 1962 (2) 542. Enamel Advertising Sign. “Colman’s Wash Blue for Snow White Linen.” Dark blue background with white and orange lettering. A few largish chips mainly affecting the ‘C’ and ‘m’ pf ‘Colman’s. 36” x 24”. 543. B.R. (M) Sign. “Matlock Bath for Heights of Abraham”. 18” x 49”. Blue on white painted metal. 544. “D” Wagonplate. “L.M.S. 13 tons std. 477355.” Unrestored. 545. Enamel advertising sign. “Cadbury’s Chocolate Made at Bourneville.” White on red. Extensive chipping badly affecting the ‘d’, ‘r’, and ‘s’ of ‘Cadbury’s’ 546. Cast-iron Notice. “L.S.W.R. Beware of Trains.” Face restored only, 15½” x 24½”, rounded corners. 547. 3 x B.R. white train tail lamps. 548. 2 x “Brecon & Merthyr Railway” paper train tickets. 16.4.1877 showing time of departure and name of “Guard”, edges slightly nicked. 549. B.R. (W) Poster Holiday Runabout Tickets. 25th Apr. - 30th Oct. c. 1950. 27 different areas. Devon, Cornwall, Cotswold country, Wales. Lists Monmouth (Troy). Rolled 40” x 25”. Dark blue/green writing on cream. Large. B.R. totem at top. 550. B.R. (W) Poster. “Holiday Runabout Tickets West and Central Wales.” Apr. – Oct. 1950. Blue and red writing on cream. B.R. totem at top. Rolled 40” x 25” G. 551. S.R. Brass Repeater, showing signal on/wrong/off suspended needle. G 552. B.R. (E) Suburban Lines Route diagram Carriage Panel. King’s Cross/Moorgate to Hitchin, Hertford North, Dunstable North. “B.R.” in totem 9⅞” x 19¾” in original Bakelite frame. 553. Shedplate 86A Cardiff. Canton 9.63 – 1973. Alloy Shedplate used for diesel locos. Repainted a long time ago. Back ex loco. 554. B.T.C. Handbook for Railway Steam Locomotive Engineman. 1957. 196 pp. In very good clean condition. 555. Wagonplate. “Return Empty to Ditton Sleeper Depot.” Rectangular cast alloy. 6¼” x 14”. Original paint, unrestored. 556. B.R. (W) Poster. “Capitals United Express”. A new Named Train (Refreshment Car Service) between Cardiff and London – with times. 1960. Blue and red writing on cream paper 40” x 25”, rolled, G. 557. B.R. (W) Poster. Holiday Runabout Tickets April – Oct. 1950. 7 days travel in Shakespeare Country, Cotswold and Malvern Hills, Severn, Wye, and Usk valleys, April 1950. Red and blue on cream. B.R. totem. 40” x 25”. G. 558. B.R. (W) Poster. “The Historic City of Bath” by Reginald Lander. Picture of bronze head of Roman Goddess, Minerva, above a row of Georgian houses. B.R. totem at bottom. Rolled. 40” x 29”. 559. B.R. (E) Original Carriage Print Frame. |