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GWRA Auction of Railwayana 12th May 2007 Catalogue with Results
| 1 |
LMS C/I Bridgeplate,
LNWR pattern No 1. Tastefully restored face, rear original. |
£40 |
| 2 |
Railway Executive fully
titled enamel sign 'Danger Don’t Touch The Conductor Rails'. Good
colour and shine, slight damage through the 'G'. Measures 20"
x 12½". |
£20 |
| 3 |
Southern Railway Shipping
glass Carafe, with nicely etched with SR shipping flag and Southern
Ry. Stands 7" tall with a base diameter of 4". A wonderful,
scarce item in excellent condition,
no chips or cracks. |
£55 |
| 4 |
Alloy Single Line Tablet
Ballymena to Antrim No 29. Ex Northern Counties Committee Railway
(Midland) section running northwards from Lough Neagh. |
£60 |
| 5 |
BR(W) Enamel Sign BEWARE
OF TRAINS, F/F. Measures 24½" x 20". Some face damage and
is flat with weather mottling. |
£20 |
| 6 |
North Eastern Railway
3 aspect Handlamp, brass plated with NER tag. Complete with original
NER reservoir and brass burner. Immaculate condition. |
£50 |
| 7 |
LNER mahogany cased Signal
Box Block Bell. Superb patina on wood, small 'cow' type bell. Lovely
condition. |
£65 |
| 8 |
Early Telephone Circuit
Card (GO 26.), ex Shotts Signal Box on the Caledonian Railway route
out of Glasgow towards Edinburgh. There are 22 locations listed from
Glasgow Central Freight Plant through Newton, Mossend, Uddingston,
Bellshill, Fullwood, Holytown, Bellside, Benhar, Ravenscraig and Milnwood.
In original glazed wooden frame, quite possibly Caledonian Railway
but not marked. |
£20 |
| 9 |
BR(Sc) Enamel Conditions
Upon Which Tickets …… Sign measuring 6" x 4". Rarest of
all of the different regional colours for this particular sign. Some
loss around the bolt holes and a face scratch but good colour and
shine , just as it came from a Glasgow suburban station. |
£30 |
| 10 |
BR(M) brass Shunters
Horn with original lanyard cord in excelent condition. Together with
an interestingly displayed row of 5 Pay Cheques, all LMS Watford,
some variation, mounted on a leather styrap. Also a BR Bardic Handlamp,
no battery. |
£32 |
| 11 |
GWR Double Line Spagnoletti
Signal Box Block Instrument, complete with the exception of the white
and red tops of the tappers. Shows down line at the top. In good,
ex signal box condition. |
£55 |
| 12 |
Shedplate 16D, Mansfield
until October 1955 and then Annesley until January 1966. Clean, ex
loco condition. |
£55 |
| 13 |
GWR C/I Home Signal Finial
with square, cut-away base. Totally ex lineside. |
£45 |
| 14 |
Worksplate Built Horwich
1951. Ex Ivatt 2-6-0 43132, an Eastfield locomotive initially, later
Kipps and then Greenock . Ex loco condition. |
£160 |
| 15 |
BR 'D' Wagon Plates,
qty 6 comprising B242306 16T 1957 Lot No2789 Birmingham C&W, B425750
21T 1958 Lot No 3033 Head Wrightson, 741148 12T 1955 Lot No 2712 Wolverton
(ex Pipe Wagon ) , DB990145 20T 1951 Lot No 2200 Shildon , B777795
12T 1958 Lot No 3086 Wolverton , B908514 40T 1960 Lot No 3271 Lancashire
& Yorkshire (Ex Armoured plate Truck) |
£95 |
| 16 |
Midland Railway C/I Trespass
Notice, standard pattern with Alexis Charles, Secretary, dated June
1899. Silver oxide undercoat ready for painting. |
£35 |
| 17 |
A pair of Southern Region
Carraige Boards 31" x 5" both painted yellow and made from
wood with reflective lettering and metal ends, WATERLOO-WEYMOUTH and
WATERLOO-BOURNEMOUTH, believed to origine from the 4REP/TC units which
entered service on the South Western mainline in 1967. |
£22 |
| 18 |
GWR Jigsaws, a pair,
both mounted and framed so no boxes. Comprises King George V and Romans
At Caerleon. Together with a tasteful set of Wills Cigarette Cards
in a frame. Interesting and informative selection. |
£40 |
| 19 |
Carriage Print Sandsend,
near Whitby from an original painting by Jack Merriot, LNER series.
In original frame but with new mount. |
£30 |
| 20 |
LMS Cars Fluted ¾ pint
Glass. Excellent condition, early, thick glass with the LMS Cars motif
nicely engraved on the side. |
£10 |
| 21 |
Worksplate Hudswell Clarke
& Co Ltd No D1190 Railway Foundry 1959 Leeds England. Ex Manchester
Ship Canal 0-6-0DM Number D5. Oval engraved brass measuring 12¾"
x 8". Accompanied by the C/I Registered By The British Transport
Commission Plate No 2892 1959. |
£150 |
| 22 |
Southern Railway Carriage
Print advertising their Hotel & Restaurant Services. Sunshine
lettering heading in green, the left side advertises the hotels of
London, Charing Cross, Grosvenor and Craven. The right hand side advertises
hotels in the Provinces, South Western, London & Paris, Lord warden
and Imperial. The centre section shows the Tariff for Breakfast Luncheon
and Dinner. Good overall condition with some wrinkling. Framed and
glazed in an original type frame. |
£50 |
| 23 |
Modern Image Station
Sign BARNSTAPLE. Measure 38½" x 12" and is in ex station
condition. |
£25 |
| 24 |
Shedplate 84G, Shrewsbury
until January 1961 and then Kidderminster until September 1963. Face
only restored. An uncommon Shedplate. |
£150 |
| 25 |
GWR 3 aspect Guards Handlamp
complete with reservoir and BR/WR burner. Excellent, restored condition. |
£55 |
| 26 |
Original Oil Paintings,
qty 3 comprising:- LMS liveried Jubilee 5671 Prince Rupert by John
R. Mason. An accurate depiction by this unlisted artist, c1970's.
Measures approximately 28" x 24" in its un-glazed frame;
4956 Plowden Hall and Jubilee 5695 Minotaur at Bristol Temple Meads
Station in 1938 by John Mason. Measures 33½" x 23" in frame.
Good quality from an unknown artist; Bredon Station on the Birmingham
- Gloucester main line, by John Mason dated 1976. This is a going
away view of 6028 King George VI and an unidentified Jubilee coming
south into the station. The view shows clearly the up platform waiting
room (still in siyu in 2007) and the old entrance to the platform.
Considerable artistic licence as King class locos never ran this line
in steam days. Measures 40½" x 28¼" in wooden frame. Good
quality from an unknown artist. |
£310 |
| 27 |
BR(M) Enamel Sign 'British
Railways - Engines Must Not Pass This Point', F/F measuring 30"
x 18", red lettering on white background. Minor face chips but
excellent overall. |
£45 |
| 28 |
GWR untitled C/I 40/-
Gate Notice. Face restored. |
£35 |
| 29 |
BR(S) Enamel Doorplate
PRIVATE, F/F dark green measuring 18" x 3.5". In good condition
with one small, expert repair. |
£40 |
| 30 |
Totem, BR(S) RAMSGATE,
F/F. Ex SECR station between Canterbury West and Margate. |
£270 |
| 31 |
Birmingham Fire Brigade
C/I Signs comprising circular 'HT' sign 7" in diameter ex Bolton
Street and a rectangular 'Fire Switch' 11" x 3". The former
also has 'Fire Brigade' embossed and the latter 'Birmingham Fire Brigade'
embossed. Both have black lettering on red background. Additionally,
a rectangular C/I Sign, 15½" x 7½" 'Fire Brigade Emergency
Sprinkler Inlets' in totally original condition and a further C/I
Sign 'Fire Main, Geo Glydon & Co., Birmingham, 16" x 8".
Finally Three small C/I Signs; Electric Cable, oval; Junction Indicator,
elongated oval; Gas Valve 1 ft. Together with A simple 'FH' C/I Sign,
9" x 8" together with a shield shaped 'SV' C/I Sign, a Victorian
'Ft/ins with Crown' C/I top os FH Sign. |
£95 |
| 32 |
BR 'D' Wagon Plates,
qty 6 comprising 951232 80T 1980 Lot No 3968 Shildon ( Ex Car carrier
) B941669 42T 1954 Lot No 2623 Teeside, B314980 21T 1963 Lot No 3439
Derby, DB986589 21T 1956 Lot No 2778 Butterley, DB986194 20T 1956
Lot No 2885 Gloucester, B7877078 22T 1963 Lot No 3434 Ashford. |
£20 |
| 33 |
North British Railway
brass Cash Bag Plate engraved 'N.B.R. STOW Stn.'. This station was
situated along the famous Waverley Route between Galashields and Edinburgh
and closed on the 6th January 1969. Together with London & North
Eastern Railway brass Cash Bag Plate engraved 'GLENFARG'. Ex NBR station
between Kinross Junction and Perth. Closed 15th June 1964.Together
with a British Railways brass Cash Bag Plate stamped 'BR CRAWFORD'.
Ex Caledonian Railway station between Lockerbie and Carstairs, closed
4th January 1965. |
£360 |
| 34 |
Caledonian Railway C/I
Signal Finial in good, ex lineside condition. |
£75 |
| 35 |
Carriage Print Wivenhoe
Essex from an original painting by Jack Merriot, LNER series. In an original glazed frame. |
£75 |
| 36 |
Shedplate 75F Tunbridge
Wells West until September 1963. Ex Loco condition. A scarce Shedplate. |
£1,250 |
| 37 |
Great Northern Railway
C/I Sign 'Stick No Bills'. Raised border style measuring approximately
14½" x 9½" with the company initials embossed bottom left.
Face restored, back primed but only over original rust so now flaking
off. |
|
| 38 |
GWR mahogany cased, Signalbox
'Down Line' Indicator. Clearly stamped above the window 'GWR 277'.
Excellent, ex box condition. |
£60 |
| 39 |
Great Western Railway
green Antimacassar. Fine Irish Linen, in excellent condition. |
£70 |
| 40 |
Cabside Numberplate 51,
ex Manchester Ship Canal 0-6-0T Locomotive built by Hudswell Clarke under works number 799
of 1907. Named "New Zealand" and utilised on the MSC until
withdrawal and scrapping in May 1966. |
£300 |
| 41 |
Edmondson Ticket Dater
plated “Edmondson Knowsley St. Cheetham Manchester”. Very good, ex
service condition. |
£30 |
| 42 |
LYR C/I Lever Description
Plate “Carriage Sidings”. |
|
| 43 |
London Transport flanged
enamel sign “Jubilee Line Platform 2 Southbound” in silver/black on
white, measures 42” X 18½” Good condition. |
£50 |
| 44 |
BR(E) flanged Station
sign “Platform 2”, size 24” X 18”, some chips touched in. Very good
colour, Ex Ipswich Station |
£160 |
| 45 |
Sentinel Sword Emblem
from one of the Manchester Ship Canal Locomotives that was at the
Mode Wheel Works in Manchester. Measures 36" in length and is
tastefully mounted on a wooden, shield shaped board. |
£260 |
| 46 |
Manchester Ship Canal
Company C/I Limit Of Maintenance Plate. Company initials across the
top, with the word 'Railway' at the bottom. Face only restored. A
very rare plate indeed. Face only restored. |
£75 |
| 47 |
Wagon Plate “Stableford
And Co. Builders Coalville 1927”. Ornate ‘S’ shape, good, unrestored
condition. |
£40 |
| 48 |
Shedplate 1F Rugby from
1963 until 1968. Ex Loco condition, quite scarce. |
£90 |
| 49 |
Southern Railway signalbox
enamel description plate 2¼" x 1¼" ARUNDEL JC BRANCH , black on white enamel
virtually mint. |
£55 |
| 50 |
Lynton & Barnstaple
Railway Brass and Steel Tyers No 7A Tablet Barnstaple to Pilton Bridge
No 5 |
£2,500 |
| 51 |
Worksplate Hudswell Clarke
& Co Ltd No D1252 Railway Foundry 1959 Leeds England. Ex Manchester
Ship canal 0-6-0DM Number D8. Oval cast brass measuring 12¾"
x 8¼". |
£120 |
| 52 |
GWR Enamel Sign ' Season
Tickets Must Be Shewn Here'. Measures 12" x 10" white on
blue. Excellent colour, some edge corrosion but mounted in a frame
and looks excellent. Makers name at bottom McGuyer Ltd., Bham. |
£75 |
| 53 |
GWR Glass Lamp Tablet
WHITCHURCH. Ex Didcot Newbury & Southampton Railway station between
Newbury and Winchester. Excellent condition, mounted in a modern frame. |
£95 |
| 54 |
Railway Convalescent
Home China Ware comprising qty 4 Egg Cups, 2 maroon, 2 green, one
has slight chip to rim. |
£30 |
| 55 |
GWR/MR Severn and Wye Signal Box wall mounted lamp,
Ex Lydney Town Station Signalbox. Complete with cast iron cradle &
bracket, original brass resevoir, chimney and glass shade. The most
complete one of these we have seen. |
£620 |
| 56 |
Brass Commemorative Plaque
in a wooden frame. Reads: "This Hospital after being re-built
was formally opened by H.R.H. Princess Margaret Adelaide Duchess Of
Teck on Monday 1st July 1895" Ita lso bears the name C.W. Empson
Honorary Secretary and George Hanbury Chairman of Committee &
Treasurer. Measures 27¼" x 21¼" in frame. Excellent condition
with old style, black wax infil in the lettering. |
£50 |
| 57 |
Midland Railway STICK
NO BILLS, rectangular C/I Sign measuring 32" x 7" with raised
border scalloped corners. Original silver oxide type paint. Ex Birmingham
Corporation, extremely prominent. |
£60 |
| 58 |
BR(M) FF Doorplate 18"
X 3½" LADIES , white on maroon enamel with good colour and shine
some excellent restoration around the screwholes. |
|
| 59 |
Shedplate 5E, Alsager
until June 1962 and then Nuneaton until June 1966. C/I construction,
restored. |
£100 |
| 60 |
Totem BR(W) BOURNE END,
F/F black and white example. Ex GWR station between Maidenhead and
High Wycombe. One of the desirable experimental Western Region totems,
only five stations carried enamel Black and white totems and only
two this style of lettering so a must for those of you who want to
complete a full set, in virtually mint condition. |
£2,000 |
| 61 |
Poster, British Railways
(W) D/R 'BRISTOL' by Wooten and printed by Waterlow & Sons. A
very nice image of the Dockland area with St Mary Radcliffe Church
in the background. Of the several Bristol Posters, this is the scarce
one seldom offered. |
£580 |
| 62 |
Poster, British Railways
(W) D/R 'PENZANCE FOR THE LIZARD AND LANDS END PENINSULAR, TRAVEL
BY TRAIN' by Jack Merriott and printed by Charles Read. A very enticing
view overlooking the town and sea. Not a common poster of this Cornish
town. |
£350 |
| 63 |
LNER Double Royal Poster
LONDON Via HARWICH, by Frank Mason. Printed by Waterlow & Sons
Ltd, London , Dunstable and Watford. A rare poster only available
at auction once previously 7 years ago. |
£920 |
| 64 |
Poster, London Electric
Railway 'H. London, Thou Art Great…..' bearing this inscription by
Thomas Dekker circa 1590, the London shield central to a skyline silhouette
and a deep, floral border. D/R size with a 5" x 2" loss
to bottom left corner. |
£20 |
| 65 |
Poster, British Railways
D/R "Sawbridgeworth, Hertfordshire" Tranquil scene of a
couple of small row boats on the river beside an old malt house and
a few cottages. From a painting by Edward Wessom. Published by British
Railways Eastern Region ref
no. PP1165 and printed by Jordison Ltd., London & Middlesborough.
Some edge creasing and a 2" square piece missing from bottom
right corner. This has take off the 'UGH' of the word Middlesborough
so doesn't really detract. |
£190 |
| 66 |
Poster, French Railways
'Ile De France', approximately D/R size. Excellent condition throughout,
published and printed by French National Railways. |
£30 |
| 67 |
Poster, Swiss Railways
'Pilatus Bahn'. Measures 34" x 21" and depicts a beautiful
sunset looking down on the river and town with mountains as a backdrop.
An early poster with a 1902 small timetable inset on the left. Stunningly
vibrant and of excellent appearance despite being repaired on the
rear with non-acetic tape. |
£110 |
| 68 |
Poster, French Railways
'Go By Train To The French Alps'. Approximately D/R size, this extremely
colourful poster is in excellent condition with just a few minor edge
imperfections. |
£40 |
| 69 |
Poster, South African
Advertising measuring approximately 30" x 20, 'South African
Grapes Pears & Pines' with the circular Springbok emblem. A very
colourful poster with artwork by Chas Shiers. Excellent condition
throughout |
£22 |
| 70 |
Poster, 'Give Him A Guiness'
depicting a rock climber swinging free below the title. Measures 30"
x 20" having some loss to the left side on the blank white background
only. |
£20 |
| 71 |
Poster, 'I'm Only Here
For The Beer, Double Diamond' depicting a rock/mountain climber reaching
for the once famous bottle od DD, artwork by Larry. Measures 40"
x 20" and is in extremely good condition, minor folds and slight
crinkles at bottom. |
£26 |
| 72 |
Poster, 'Fascinating
Austria' measuring almost 39" x 25" depicting an image of
a young woman in national dress holding flowers. Published by the
Austrian Government, no doubt the Tourist Department. Very colourful
and in excellent condition. |
£30 |
| 73 |
Poster, 'G-D Luxembourg'
measuring 39" x 24" and depicting a young lad with floppy
hat and suitcase walking away past a 25 meter road marker leading
to a raised barrier (across the border?). A delightful image, artwork
by Hoss. Excellent condition. |
£20 |
| 74 |
Poster, French SNCF double
royal 'The Riviera For £25-10s, St Agulf Holiday Village' Dated 1958,
a lovely poster in excellent condition. |
£20 |
| 75 |
Poster, 'Post Office
Savings Bank - The Post Office, Port Isaac, Cornwall' Almost D/R size,
the central image is an early view from down on the beach that is
bedecked with period cars and boats, looking up to the clifftop shops
with a prominent Post Office of course. Extremely good condition. |
£50 |
| 76 |
Nameplate ALNWICK CASTLE,
ex Manchester Ship Canal Diesel Locomotive built by Hudswell Clarke
works number 1075/1959 0-6-0 DE No. 4001 |
£800 |
| 77 |
Shedplate 14A, Cricklewood
until May 1973. Totally ex loco |
£160 |
| 78 |
GWR Enamel Trespass Notice
measuring 30" x 22", white lettering on blue background.
Good overall condition with good colour and shine. A few areas of
chipping on the face but minimal lettering affected. Overall a very
good, desirable sign pre-dating the cast iron ones. |
£150 |
| 79 |
GWR C/I Sign 'Beware
Trains' from Newport Docks area. Rear original, front overpainted
with primer. |
£80 |
| 80 |
BR(W) Enamel Station
Direction Sign SEVERN TUNNEL JUNCTION STATION & CAR SERVICE TO
PILNING, F/F. Measures 28" x 13" ans is in immaculate condition
with the exception of a small chip top left corner just encroaching
from the flange to the face, doesn't detract from this rare and quite
unique sign. |
£2,800 |
| 81 |
Shedplate 30B Hertford
East until November 1960. A very rare Shedplate indeed, only once
before at auction. Face only restored. |
£870 |
| 82 |
Carriage Print Dryburgh
Abbey from an original painting by Kenneth Steel, LNER series. In
new frame. |
£80 |
| 83 |
Caledonian Railway Tinplate
Cash Box for coins. Measures 4½" x 3½" x 1½" and is
stamped on the front face 'Caledonian'. Additionally, inside the box,
is a Caledonian Railway (unmarked) Counterfeit Coin Detector. This
measures just 3¼" x 1¼" approximately and has 5 varying
width slots cut out to accept different coins. |
£22 |
| 84 |
Fire Hydrant Signs, a
quantity, the first being ornate oval 11½" x 8", the second
rectangular 9" x 4". Both ex Birmingham. The third, a standard C/I Hydrant Marker 'WHO 20', the
fourth a DRDC (Dudley Rural District Council) 4 SV 4ft 0 ins C/I Sign.
Together with Sprinkler Stop Valve Inside C/I Sign bearing the makers
name ' The Spencer Sprinkler Co. Ltd., Birmingham. Measures 26"
x 12", red lettering on black background, all original. Ex Birmingham. |
£50 |
| 85 |
North British Railway
Mahogany cased split case block bell, in excellent condition and nicely
stamped inside the case NBRY Co 499. |
£60 |
| 86 |
Shedplate 86A, Newport
Ebbw Junction until September 1963 and then Cardiff Canton until May
1973. Oval C/I, face only restored, back cleaned. |
£110 |
| 87 |
LNER C/I Doorplate INSPECTOR.
Reputedly ex Leeds hence the orange paintwork. Wonderful condition
with years of paint layers, dirt and grime. Measures approximately
19¼" x 3¼". They certainly don't come better and this is
a very rare example. |
£290 |
| 88 |
Caledonian Railway Pocket
Watch made by Hamilton & Inches. The back is inscribed No 1081
The Property Of The Caledonian Railway Co. In working order but does
require servicing. |
£250 |
| 89 |
SECR 4 aspect, square
fronted Fogmans Handlamp clearly stamped with company initials on
the side. The reservoir is stamped 'SAR' and the reflector 'SER'.
The burner is stamped 'BR/SR' so the original body has seen later
additions throughout its life. Excellent condition throughout. |
£65 |
| 90 |
Totem, BR(Sc) UDDINGSTON
CENTRAL, F/F. Ex Caledonian Railway station close to Motherwell. Almost
mint condition, a stunning looking totem. |
£450 |
| 91 |
Felix J.C. Pole His Book,
For Private Circulation Only, Christmas 1954. This is the original
edition, not the reprint. Was presented to A. Bond, who was the Chief
Goods Manager for the GWR. The inside page is personally signed by
Felix Pole and reads: To A. Bond with best wishes from Felix JC Pole'.
A very rare book and even more desirable with this inscription. |
£60 |
| 92 |
Shedplate 55H, Leeds
Neville Hill until May 1973. Restored some time ago and an unusually
heavy cating. |
£60 |
| 93 |
GWR C/I Signalbox Board
DAINTON TUNNEL SIGNAL BOX. Measures 101" x 9" and is totally
ex signalboc with chocolate and cream colouring. Situated just outside
the tunnel on the most famous of all Devon Banks, witness to the most
magnificent of GWR locos through the railway age. Arguably one of
the most evocative of locations on the entire GWR system. |
£2,800 |
| 94 |
BR(M) Enamel Station
Sign BOURNVILLE STATION, F/F with British Railways Totem at the top.
Measures 36" x 18"
and is in excellent condition with deep colour and shine. |
£750 |
| 95 |
Single Line Tablet BENTLEY
- BORDON No. 6, fibre construction in original leather pouch with
hoop. Ex LSWR (Bentley & Bordon Railway) section in Hampshire
being the small branch off the Alton to Guildford line. The leather
pouch is clearly impressed 'Tyer & Co., Dalston, London' and under the flap it is date impressed twice, once with 7 59 and
then 12 61. Strap broken but present, otherwise in excellent condition. |
£150 |
| 96 |
Midland & Great Northern
Joint Railway C/I Sign 'These Buckets Must Be Kept Full Of Water And
Used Only In Case Of Fire'. Measures approximately 11" x 8½",
face tastefully restored, back original. |
£160 |
| 97 |
Midland Railway Wagon
Registration Plate To Carry 14 Tons dated 1919b numbered 81036. Face
resored, complete with lugs. Together with an oval Birmingham Rly
Carriage & Wagon Co Builders Smethwick dated 1937. Face only restored. |
£75 |
| 98 |
Nameplate NINA, alloy
construction measuring just 13" x 5½" approximately. Totally
ex loco condition with traces of black paint on the rim and background.
Records show that this is ex 0-6-0ST built by Avonside Engine number
1656 in 1913. It was originally named MARY and would have had brass
nameplates fitted then. It was used at Hutchinsons Trustees, Widnes.
It is unknown when the renaming to NINA took place. Note: We sold
the other side in the November 2006 auction. |
|
| 99 |
Shedplate 84D Leamington
until September 1963 and then Penzance until May 1973. An extremely
rare Shedplate, never before at auction and a wonderful compliment
to the Totem in this sale. Ex Loco condition. |
£1,500 |
| 100 |
Nameplate CITY OF CARLISLE
ex Class 86 numbered 86204, originally E3173, introduced August 1965.
Prototype 'flexicoil' suspension test loco in 1970s. Used for pre-HST
high-speed testing, early 1970s. British Rail speed record holder
- 129mph, c1973-1976. Named in December 1978, withdrawn 2003 Easco,
Immingham Railfreight Terminal. Totally ex loco condition. |
|
| 101 |
Carriage Print Brixham from an original painting by Frank
Mason, Western Region series. A very rare print which hasn't been
available at auction for over 7 years. In excellent condition complete
with original frame and safety glass. |
|
| 102 |
BR LMR Telephone circuit
card in original frame, From Blisworth , lists Blisworth Station S.F.
Blisworth Shunters Up Side, Blisworth Telegraph Office and Blisworth
Exchange, dated August 1964 |
£20 |
| 103 |
BR(E) 8 Inch Oak cased clock No 13645 with a Smiths
Empire 7 day movement, the clock is in working condition and originates
from Lowestoft Civil Engineer Harbour Works Concrete Depot which was
closed in 1996, together with a LNER Enamel Look Out armband complete
with its leather Strap retreived from the same location. |
£360 |
| 104 |
LSWR Destination Indicator
Enamel, ex Salisbury Station, 6.25 x 3.25 reads: Hurstbourne, Whitchurch,
Overton, Oakley. |
£120 |
| 105 |
GWR flat border style
C/I Doorplate LADIES ROOM. Original chocolate and cream paint, ex
station condition. |
£100 |
| 106 |
Southern Railway Enamel
Doorplate WAITING ROOM measures 18" x 6" and in excellent
condition. |
£130 |
| 107 |
Worksplate 'Built By
(And On Loan To - erased) London North Eastern Railway 1944 Darlington
Works No 1946'. Ex Stanier 8F Locomotive number (4)8450 built under
Lot No 167 and returned to LMS during 1946-7. Oval engraved measuring
13¼" x 7¾". Ex Loco. |
£280 |
| 108 |
Shedplate 6A, Chester
until May 1973. Interestingly, this is a Scottish casting that was
originally 66A and the second '6' has been ground off. C/I construction,
restored. |
£35 |
| 109 |
Cabside Numberplate 74,
ex Manchester Ship Canal Locomotive built by Kitson works number 5371
in 1923, 0-6-0T scrapped 6/1963.
74 was delivered 18/9/23 to Mode Wheel and sent to Partington on the
22nd. One side edge of the plate is damaged from a wartime bomb explosion. |
£320 |
| 110 |
BR(S) Station Running
In Board WADEBRIDGE. A lovely sign that was once fitted into a frame
on the station (photograph accompanies). It is in two halves, the
first is 54" x 10" and the second is 61" x 10"
so very manageable. Lovely dark green with deep shine and minimal
damage. A very rare sign, very little turns up from this Cornish station
and a totem would entail a re-mortgage. |
£720 |
| 111 |
Lynton & Barnstaple
Railway Locomotive/Tail Lamp manufactured by Polkey. Another lamp
from this railway that has some, but not total provenance. Reputedly,
it belonged to the widow of a former employee who purchased it a a
sale either at Barnstaple or Pilton when the L&B closed in 1935.
Looking at the accompanying photograph taken on the final day, the
Bunker lamp looks very similar although not identical. It is known
that a number of different lamps were used by the L&B and the
locos indeed carried a variety of different types as spares. The lamp
is bereft of paint and has the number 30 on both sides. The brass
makers plate is also on one side and the original reservoir and burner
is in situ. |
£300 |
| 112 |
GWR large, old Coal Scuttle
re-painted “GWR Loco”. Came from Wellington Engine Shed, probably
the Foremans Office!. |
£35 |
| 113 |
Somerset & Dorset
Joint Railway brass 'Thunderer' Guards Whistle manufactured by Hudson
Patent. Ornately engraved with S.D.J.Ry on one side. In working order
and complete with original chain. A scarce whistle indeed. |
£500 |
| 114 |
LMS Signalbox Name Board
WEM. Ex LNWR Signalbox between Shrewsbury and Whitchurch. Wood with
cast letters and of extremely manageable size having just 3 letters.
Good condition with restored face. Some wood loss on rear which does
not detract at all. |
£300 |
| 115 |
Cabside Numberplate 9754
C/I construction. Ex GWR 0-6-0PT built Swindon June 1935 and allocated
new to Old Oak Common. Remaining there for the majority of its working
life, it wandered to St Philips Marsh in the early 1960's, then Westbury
and withdrawal came from Yeovil in June 1965. |
£460 |
| 116 |
Lynton & Barnstaple
Railway Steel & Brass Tyers Signalling Tablet WOODA BAY - LYNTON
number 2. Once the property of the chief accountant at Eastleigh,
it was sent, along with others, to Eastleigh upon closure of the L&BR
in 1935 and put to use as a paperweight. Excellent condition. |
£2,000 |
| 117 |
Taff Vale Railway C/I
Notice, fully titled ' Notice, No Public Road Over This Crossing -
Trespassers Will Be Prosecuted' Totally ex lineside and of considerable
scarcity. |
£350 |
| 118 |
Worksplate Hudswell Clarke
& Co Ltd No D1253 Railway Foundry 1959 Leeds England. Ex Manchester
Ship Canal 0-6-0DM Number D9. Oval cast brass measuring 12¾"
x 8¼". |
£100 |
| 119 |
Railway Convalescent
Home China Ware qty 2 small Bowls comprising 3" maroon Finger
Bowl and a green Finger Bowl. Both in excellent condition. |
£30 |
| 120 |
Shedplate 12A, Carlisle
Upperby until February 1958 and then Kingmoor until May 1973. C/I
construction, ex loco condition. |
|
| 121 |
Aluminium Tyers No 9
key token CHEPSTOW - WYE VALLEY Jnc
a section on the former GWR line where the line branched of
to the Forest of Dean, painted Red to signify Configuration A, a rare
token. |
£270 |
| 122 |
Crescent shaped C/I Wagon
Plate THE BRISTOL & SOUTH WALES RAILWAY WAGON Co LTD OWNERS No
5930 a rare wagon plate recovered
one of the South Wales collieries. |
£310 |
| 123 |
Southern Railway Target
CHRISTCHURCH. Ex LSWR station between Brockenhurst and Bournemouth.
Some restoration but a scarce Target indeed, only a handful of times
on the market. |
£150 |
| 124 |
GWR C/I Propping Of Wagon
Doors Sign showing the General Manager Felix J.C. Pole. Fully titled
and dated March 1922, it has 10 lines of text. Face restored in chocolate
and cream, back original. Measures a very manageable 14¼" x 12½".
Uncommon with this manager. |
£240 |
| 125 |
British Railways 1960s
Station Masters Hat, with Station Master in woven band around hat
and Gilt Lion & Wheel Badge. Marked J.Compton 1961. |
£20 |
| 126 |
LNER C/I double sided
Mile Post Top “6”. Very good, unrestored condition. |
£26 |
| 127 |
Great Northern Railway
C/I Crane Plate. Face only restored. |
|
| 128 |
GWR Lamp Hut. A complete,
authentic Lamp Hut in situ near Andover. The successful Buyer will
be responsible for dismantling and taking away from site within 2
weeks of auction end (no leeway on this timescale whatsoever) |
£580 |
| 129 |
LMS (LNWR Pattern) Wall
Mounted Platform lamp Case, Ex Lidlington Station. |
£230 |
| 130 |
Shedplate 40E, Colwick.
Ex 90537 and in ex loco condition throughout. |
£85 |
| 131 |
GWR C/I Signal Box Door
Notice 'No Unauthorized Person Allowed In This Box'. Fully titled,
face restored white on black, rear original. |
£130 |
| 132 |
Wrenn 00 Model # 2224
Freight 8F 2-8-0 Locomotive number
48073. NMIB retaining original
pamphlet for 48158 and the card proctive rings. Box is excellent with
minimal signs of edge rubs |
£55 |
| 133 |
Triang Hornby Boxed Battle
Space Models, qty 3 comprising R216K Battlespace Rocket Launching
Wagon: R249K Exploding Car: R128K Battle Rescue Helicopter Car. All
appear good and each box still has plain cardboard sleeve. |
£50 |
| 134 |
Fleischmann Double Model
HO Gauge 1372/2 + 1374/2 Railcars in blue and cream. In original box
with original pamphlet. Box has one end flap missing. Locos a little
knocked but believed to be working |
£30 |
| 135 |
Live Steam 3½" gauge
model of 4470 Great Northern. A scratch built locomotive to an excellent
standard and painted out in LNER blue livery. Built in 1940 by a 17
year old apprentice taking approximately 3 years to build during WWII
austerity. Used in St. Mary's Park Prestwich and at Stand Grammar
School Whitefield. A delightful locomotive that has languished for
many years in a garage protected with tarpaper. No boiler certificate
of course but looks to be in fine order and may well pass a test without
any work. |
£3,600 |
| 136 |
Live Steam 2½" Gauge
2-2-0 Locomotive scratch built in the mid 19th century and kept in
the same family since then. A remarkable little loco constructed from
brass and fired by methylated spirits. The two driving wheels are
coupled directly to the pivot cylinders, these being fed via a steam
pipe from the back of the boiler that runs centrally down through
the footplate. Water is added to the boiler through the removable
safety valve and the front of the boiler has a stop-cock mechanism
for emptying. An operational whistle is affixed to the rear of the
boiler. Last operated many years ago so functionality currently unknown
but looks very sound. Wonderful patina developed over 150 years. The
only visible defect is the chimney cap has come loose and requires
re-brazing. |
|
| 137 |
Shedplate 24L, Carnforth
until September 1963. C/I construction, restored. |
£110 |
| 138 |
Brush Traction Hawker
Siddeley makers plate ex Class 92 Electric. In very good, ex loco
condition. |
|
| 139 |
LMS small pattern Waiting
Room Lamp from Hulme End Station on the Leek & Manifold Rly. Complete
with interior, Reservoir and Burner. A wonderful lamp from an extremely
desirable location. Note this is one of a pair, we sold the other
one in the November Auction! |
£90 |
| 140 |
Totem BR(M) ECCLES, F/F.
Ex LNWR station between Kenyon Junction and Manchester. In good condition
with a couple of small face chips and fair colour and shine. This
Totem has never been offered for sale at auction or privately. |
£1,450 |
| 141 |
Carriage Print St Mawes Near Falmouth Cornwall from an original
painting by Gyrth Russel, Western Region series. A rare print in excellent
condition complete with original frame and safety glass. |
|
| 142 |
Midland Railway Signal
Box Hanging Lamp , Ex Cheltenham Spa St James Signalbox, complete
with original brass reservoir, glass chimney and metal hanging hoop,
acquired by a local permanent way man upon closure. |
£100 |
| 143 |
GWR Lamp Tablet SOUTHALL
, white on black enamel with top flange , couple of small chip repairs
but retains a very good shine, a rare item not seen before. Compliments
the totem from the same station elsewhere in the auction. |
£175 |
| 144 |
Shedplate 9D, Buxton
until September 1963 and then Newton Heath until May 1973. C/I construction,
face only restored, back cleaned. |
£70 |
| 145 |
GER 8" Mahogany
cased clock with its original Seth Thomas 30 Hour movement and LNER
dial painting and Ivorine numberplate 1244, the clock is in working
condition and originates from Lowestoft North Station which was a
former Norfolk and Suffolk Joint station closed in 1970. |
£520 |
| 146 |
LNER Police Truncheon
measuring 10½" in length with an additional ¾" brass ring
at the end of the handle. A simple, yet probably most effective truncheon,
unpainted or decorated, just bearing simple stamping of LNER on main
shaft. Extremely good condition. |
£120 |
| 147 |
Cuneo Limited Edition
Print 'Intercity' published by Richard Lucraft and numbered 216/500.
Signed by Terence Cuneo, Sir Bob Reid and Chris Green. Mounted but
not framed, it is still sealed in original wrapping as supplied. Comes
with original Certificate of Authenticity. |
£50 |
| 148 |
Cuneo Limited Edition
Print 'Storm Over Southall Shed' published by Richard Lucraft and
numbered 167/350. Signed by Terence Cuneo, it is mounted but not framed.
Comes with original Certificate of Authenticity. |
£100 |
| 149 |
Tramway & Light Rolling
Stock Enamel Makers Plate 'The Starbuck Car & Wagon Co. Ltd.Tramway
& Light Railway Rolling Stock, Builders, Birkenhead'. Measures
3½" x 1¾ with scalloped corners, black lettering on white. Minor
loss around mounting holes. The
Works were situated at 283 Cleveland Street and some 3500 Trams, mostly
exported to places such as Lisbon, Buenos Aires, Copenhagen and Brussels,
were built there between 1868 and 1898. The early trams of
Nottingham Sheffield and Leeds to name but a few,
were produced by this company. A very rare makers plate indeed. |
£60 |
| 150 |
GWR Enamel Lamp Tablet
MARAZION. A truly incredible survivor from this little station, one
stop out of Penzance at one of the top 10 bays in the entire world
overlooking St. Michaels Mount. Opened 11th March 1852 by the West
Cornwall Railway. Absorbed fully into the GWR on 1 January 1877 and
closed to passengers 5 Oct 1964, with freight services following on
6 Dec 1965.The strange name derives from the important fairs and markets
that were held in the town, the earliest dating back to 1070. The
names of the two biggest markets - Marghas Byghan (Small Market) and
Marghas Yow or Jew (Thursday Market) blurred over time to become 'Marazion'.
The black and white lamp tablet measures approximately 17½" x
3" and is totally ex station. Top flange is a little rusty and
other edges the same. No damage to text at all and overall is quite
superb.Items from this location are exceedingly scarce. |
£260 |
| 151 |
Advertising Signs qty
4 comprising Stamina Dog Foods, Wills Gold Flake, Spratts Dog Cakes
and Retail All Weather Roof Repair. All manageable sizes and in varying
condition. |
£85 |
| 152 |
Enamel Advertising Sign,
Hudsons Soap. Non pictorial measuring 29" x 8". Very good
condition overall. |
£110 |
| 153 |
Enamel Advertising Sign,
Rinso. Measures 24" x 18" and is in good overall condition. |
£150 |
| 154 |
Enamel Advertising Sign,
Singer Sewing Machines. A stunning example of this small, 11"
x 7½" pictorial sign. The colour is quite magnificent and the
condition is superb. |
£500 |
| 155 |
Enamel Advertising Sign,
The Birmingham Post - Be In Good Company. A colourful example measuring
24" x 17" and in excellent condition. |
£30 |
| 156 |
Shedplate 2C Northampton
until July 1950 then Warwick until November 1958 and finally Stourbridge
Junction from 1963 until April 1967. Face only restored. |
£80 |
| 157 |
Capbadge, a pair of BR(M)
Lion-over-Wheel INSPECTOR and FOREMAN, both in gilt. Extremely good
condition but some slight tarnishing |
£90 |
| 158 |
GWR brass Button Whistle
as issued to Senior Staff. An excellent example in quite superb condition. |
£210 |
| 159 |
Diesel Depot Plaque depicting
the Cardiff Goat. Ex loco condition with no damage apart from very
slight elongation of one of the bolt holes. |
|
| 160 |
Totem, BR(W) SOUTHALL,
H/F. Ex GWR station between Paddington and Reading. Excellent colour
and shine, extremely good condition overall. |
£600 |
| 161 |
Alloy Key Token BARMOUTH
NORTH - DYFFRYN ARDUOWY. Ex Cambrian Railways section on the West
Wales coast on the route to Portmadoc. Mounted in the original GWR
stamped hooped carrier. Excellent condition throughout. |
£210 |
| 162 |
Midland Railway 3 aspect
Handlamp bearing a couple of brass plates, one on the side, one on
the reducing cone, both fully titled and stamped 'B' and the number
'22003'. Original rape burner/reservoir and in excellent, stripped
condition ready for painting. |
£95 |
| 163 |
GWR Hotels Chamberpot
with ' GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY HOTELS' and shield coat of arms to the
front , Mintons mark to the base.
Ex Mortonhampstead Hotel and in in virtually mint condition.
By far the best seen for many, many years at auction. |
£580 |
| 164 |
BR transitional Enamel
Sign BIRMINGHAM NEW STREET, F/F. Black lettering on white background
measuring 41" x 19½". This type of sign was used to replace
totems in the mid 1960's. Excellent condition throughout. |
£85 |
| 165 |
LNWR 3 aspect Handlamp
deeply stamped on the side 'FENNY STRATFORD P. WAY No. 10, A 18219'
An excellent example, complete with undamaged glasses, reservoir and
burner. |
£260 |
| 166 |
Wagon Plates, a trio
comprising C/I oval To Carry 10Tons, built 1920; 'D' Plate B852496
12T Darlington 1954 Lot No 2584; 'D' Plate B489118 13T B'ham C &
WC 1953 Lot No. 2361 |
£20 |
| 167 |
Monmouthshire Railway
& Canal Company C/I Boundary Marker, circa 1855. Complete, as
recovered from Abercarn Tinplate Works Sidings. Measures 46"
tall with a base of 13" x 10" |
£350 |
| 168 |
Shedplate 5A Crewe North
until May 1965. Face only restored. |
£80 |
| 169 |
LMS Brass Seal with black
wooden Handle 'LMS Carnwath'. Excellent, used condition. |
£55 |
| 170 |
Smokebox Numberplate
42455. Ex Stanier 2-6-4T Locomotive built Derby in 1936. A North Wales
loco spending time at Bangor and Chester. Moved to Blackpool in the
early 1960's, withdrawn 1966. A superb, ex loco plate that received
the obligatory white lining in the mid 1960's. |
£350 |
| 171 |
Enamel Advertising Sign,
Aylesbury Brewery Company, A.B.C. Colourful crest with central image
of a goose. Measures 14¼" square , flanges and in mint condition. |
£40 |
| 172 |
Enamel Advertising Sign,
Nicolas Fines Bouteilles. Pictorial with man holding bottles in each
hand. French origin measuring 15½" x 12" with small flange.
Excellent condition throughout. |
£60 |
| 173 |
Enamel Advertising Sign,
Banania Petit Dejeuner Familial. French, colourful pictorial depicting
North African wearing a Fez. Measures 12¼" x 12¾" with small
flange and is in excellent condition. |
£30 |
| 174 |
Enamel Advertising Sign,
The Times. Rectangular shape 18¾" x 6¼", white lettering
on dark blue background. Excellent condition and extremely displayable. |
£140 |
| 175 |
Enamel Advertising Sign
with Thermometer, Hier melk Westfalia. Measures 16¼" x 8½",
blue background with semi pictorial image and inbuilt thermometer.
Excellent condition throughout. |
£20 |
| 176 |
North British Railway
Enamel Platform Sign BOOKING AND WAITING HALL. Measuring 18"
x 5" and was originally
mounted in a frame.There is edge chipping but the cobalt blue lettering
on off white background is excellent apart from a few chips impinging
the 'W' and 'L'. Unusual wording and a sign of considerable scarcity. |
£85 |
| 177 |
Brass Annetts Key PIRTON
G.F. KEY C. Ex Midland Railway location between Worcester and Gloucester.
At one time, there was a manual crossing and signal box there. |
£110 |
| 178 |
North Staffordshire Railway
brass Thunderer Patent Guards Whistle manufactured by McPherson Brothers
Argyle St. Glasgow. One side clearly stamped 'N.S.R'. A very scarce
whistle. |
£150 |
| 179 |
LNWR C/I Signal Box Lever
Description Plate ‘Pig Siding’. A scarce plate in ex box condition. |
£35 |
| 180 |
Shedplate 8E Brunswick
until 1958 and then Northwich until March 1968. Totally ex Loco |
£190 |
| 181 |
GWR Ledger No. 1 from
Swindon Works with a front label that details; Total Number Of Men
And Boys Employed In Swindon Loco Factory And Abstract Of Number Taken
On Left And Transferred Commencing Dec 10th 1904, Finished Oct 24th
1908. A quite superb, historic record, totally handwritten and in
remarkably good condition throughout. |
£200 |
| 182 |
Wagon Plate “Wagon Repairs
Ltd Hamilton”. A Scarce Plate. |
£40 |
| 183 |
GWR Wooden sign with
C/I letters “Ladies Room”. In choc/cream, V.G.Condition. |
£85 |
| 184 |
A Sugg-Rochester Pattern
Glass Globe, unused as new boxed condition. |
£45 |
| 185 |
Smokebox Numberplate
73112. Ex British Railways Standard Locomotive built Doncastre in
October 1955 and allocated to the Southern Region. A nine Elms locomotive
throughout, it was named MORGAN LE FAY in April 1960, a name formerly
carried by N15 30750. The loco was scrapped in June 1965 by Wards.
Clean ex loco, signs of a BR stress weld on the back rim. First time
at auction. |
£1,000 |
| 186 |
GWR Hotels Chamberpot
with ' GWR HOTELS' in roundel to the front , Mintons mark to the base. Ex Mortonhampstead Hotel and in in virtually
mint condition. By far the best seen for many, many years at auction. |
£430 |
| 187 |
Rhymney Railway C/I Bridge
Restriction Sign measuring 26" x 15". Fully titled and also
mentions the company again in the text 'To Drivers And Owners Of Road
Locomotives……' Face is painted in primer but looks so old, it may
have been done whilst in situ. |
£200 |
| 188 |
LNWR C/I Lever Description
Plate “Detonator Placer”. |
£30 |
| 189 |
Worksplate Hudswell Clarke
& Co Ltd No D1189 Railway Foundry 1959 Leeds England. Ex Manchester
Ship Canal 0-6-0DM Nummber D4 working at Mode Wheel throughout. Oval
engraved brass measuring 12¾" x 8". Accompanied by the C/I
Registered By The British Transport Commission Plate No 2883 1959. |
£140 |
| 190 |
Totem BR(S) HERNE BAY,
F/F, dark green variety. Ex SECR station between Faversham and Margate.
In excellent condition with good colour and shine and no chips to
the face. |
£460 |
| 191 |
Midland Railway Rotary
block instrument, a nice example in ex box condition, the needle
pivots freely and the enamel indicator plate is in excellent condition
with all the brass work nicely patinated, the mahogany case is stamped
on the top MR Co Twice and the Manufacture date of 1914. |
£155 |
| 192 |
Shedplate 11A Carnforth
until April 1958 and then Barrow-in-Furness until June 1960. Face
only restored. |
£90 |
| 193 |
Carriage Print St Helier Jersey from an original painting
by Claude Buckle, Southern Region B series. A rare print which has
only appeared four times previously. In an original SR frame. |
|
| 194 |
A LMS small cylindrical
tinplate oil container with conical top and curved handle and complete
its with original brass plate LMS STORES St HELENS JUNC No 310. An
unusual item standing 10" tall. |
£80 |
| 195 |
Circular C/I Wagon Plate
YORKSHIRE RAILWAY WAGGON Co LIMITED WAKEFIELD OWNERS 07945 , a very
early plate recovered one of the South Wales collieries. The Spelling
of Waggon was changed to one G on the later ones. |
|
| 196 |
A Pair Of Southern Railway
SYX Brass cased repeaters, one Lamp repeater marked S.R.LY 6.21.22.23. In/Out ,the other is a signal
repater Marked On Wrong Off , both appear to be complete and the needles
swing freely. |
£70 |
| 197 |
Chrome plated steel Tyers
No 9 key token YNISYGEINON Sdgs - PONTARDAWE Sta a section on the former Midland Railway line
closed in 1950, Configuration C, a rare token. |
|
| 198 |
GWR Ivorine Signal Box
Instrument/Shelf Plate CHURCHDOWN RELIEF LINES. Approximately 4¾"
x 1½" in excellent condition. Churchdown was just north of Gloucester
on the line to Cheltenham, the relief lines were completed in wartime
1942 using the LNER practise of taking the lines on the outside of
the platforms. |
£90 |
| 199 |
BR(M) Enamel Station
Direction Sign RUGELEY TOWN STATION, F/F with a left facing arrow.
Ex LNWR station between the Trent Valley station and Walsall. Measures
28" x 13" with some edge chipping and one small face chip
not affecting lettering. Reasonable colour and shine. |
£275 |
| 200 |
Original Watercolour
Painting by Frank H. Mason depicting the panoramic view of Whitby
and beyond to Sandsend. This was the very painting used for the famous
LNER 'East Coast' Poster and this painting is
annotated such. Measures 28"
x 20" in its frame and shows the vibrancy of his work around
this era. Note: Frank H. Mason (b. 1876; d.1965) Born in Durham in
Yorkshire, Frank Mason began his career at sea, educated as a cadet
on HMS Conway. Having served in the Royal Navy in the First World
War, Mason became a war artist, several such paintings can be seen
at the Imperial War Museum. Between the wars he became a full-time
artist, working as an illustrator, a poster artist for railway companies,
and supplying posters and postcards for shipping companies. From 1900
onwards he exhibited at the RA, and was awarded RI in 1929. |
£2,000 |
| 201 |
Original Watercolour
Painting by Frank H. Mason depicting the panoramic view of Scarborough
from the cliff top to the south. As prepared for the early British
Railways Poster of the same name and annotated by the artist as such
in the bottom left corner. Measures 28½" x 21½" in its wooden
frame. When seeing the actual poster, it is evident that a final painting
was done from this painting, adding more vibrancy. A rare opportunity
to acquire an original Mason Painting. Note: Frank H. Mason (b. 1876;
d.1965) Born in Durham in Yorkshire,
Frank Mason began his career at sea, educated as a cadet on HMS Conway.
Having served in the Royal Navy in the First World War, Mason became
a war artist, several such paintings can be seen at the Imperial War
Museum. Between the wars he became a full-time artist, working as
an illustrator, a poster artist for railway companies, and supplying
posters and postcards for shipping companies. From 1900 onwards he
exhibited at the RA, and was awarded RI in 1929. |
£2,000 |
| 202 |
GWR Scroll for the Funeral
Of Her Late Most Gracious Majesty The Queen, Arrangements Of Royal
Train, Paddington to Windsor, 1.32pm Saturday 2nd Feb 1901. An absolutely
stunning item with the complete train including the locomotive positioned
across the page as a guide to a table beneath announcing the individuals
in each carriage and the loco crew. Ornate, coloured border with the
royal crests in each of the top corners. Printed by Waterlow &
Sons, it is in the original, gilded frame bearing a label on the rear
stating that it is the private property of E. Ford. This gentleman
was the Chief Goods Manager of the GWR from Feb 1924 until Mar 1931
and the item hung in his Paddington Office. The vendors Grandfather
was Goods Manager at Paddington and acquired the item during his career.
Excellent condition with just the slightest hint of foxing top centre.
The frame has lost some gilding which detracts little for such an
historic survivor. |
£210 |
| 203 |
LNWR/LMSR 8 “ Mahogany cased Fusee clock . Original
dial lettered BR(LM) John Walker, 1 South Molton St. London, numbered
324. In excellent working condition. A nice desirable size |
£870 |
| 204 |
Shedplate 16A Nottingham
until September 1963 and then Totoan until May 1973.Unrestored. |
£80 |
| 205 |
GWR Horse Grooming Comb.
Manufactured from what appears to be horn, it measures 4½" x
3" with 15 teeth. Faintly stamped 'GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY' on
one side. Good condition with normal wear through use, three teeth
a little shorter than the others. An interesting item, not seen previously
by us. |
£75 |
| 206 |
Worksplate Hudswell Clarke
& Co Ltd No D1186 Railway Foundry 1959 Leeds England. Ex Manchester
Ship Canal 0-6-0DM Number D1 named ASHDOWN working at Mode Wheel throughout.
Oval engraved brass measuring 12¾" x 8". Accompanied by
the C/I Registered By The British Transport Commission Plate No 2902
1960. |
£160 |
| 207 |
London Brighton &
South Coast Railway 3 aspect Handlamp. A superb example stamped with
company initials on the side body and also on the reducing cone. Also
stamped 'E S9 MB' on the handle. Complete with original reservoir
and an SR stamped burner. |
£120 |
| 208 |
LNER C/I Tresspass sign
Ref no TPLN108 exatly the same as the standard LNER tresspass but
without the 07 casting number , described by Tim Petchey as being
quite rare, restored front and rear. |
£75 |
| 209 |
LNER Scottish pattern
mahogany cased dual line block instument in nice unrestored condition
test label inside reads 22-4-52 |
£110 |
| 210 |
Southern Railway Enamel
Target NORBURY. Ex LBSCR station between Streatham Common and Croydon.
Very good condition with good colour and shine and some edge chipping.
Complete with original backboard and metal bracket. An uncommon target
Norbury never had Totems. |
£380 |
| 211 |
Original Oil Painting
on board and framed, 'Dukedog 3217 Climbing Freshfield Bank on the
Bluebell Railway' by CJ Hall. |
£20 |
| 212 |
Framed Photographs, qty
7 of Hurstbourne Station together with an oval brass Milk Churn Plate
'H.B. Crane, Hurstbourne' which is nicely displayed in a glazed frame. |
£22 |
| 213 |
LNWR C/I Bridgeplate
number 3. Normal ampersand, totally ex bridge condition. |
£38 |
| 214 |
Caledonian Railway Stevens
pattern C/I Signal Finial. |
£90 |
| 215 |
LNWR 3 aspect Handlamp
stamped on the side 'WALSALL COACHING A 27668'. Also stamped on the
reducing cone ' 'L&NWR Car. Dep. Wolverton. Complete with undamaged
glasses, reservoir stamped 'LMS' and burner. A very good example indeed. |
£140 |
| 216 |
Shedplate 21B Bournville
until February 1960 and then Bescot until September 1963. Face only
restored. |
£210 |
| 217 |
Shepherd Limited Edition
Print 'On Shed' depicting 92203 in the gloom of the shed with a few
rays of sunshine creeping through. Numbered 335 of 500 and signed
by David Shepherd. Tastefully framed, the overall measurements being
44" x 29½". Excellent condition. |
£220 |
| 218 |
Cuneo Limited Edition
Print ' Stabling For Giants' depicting the 1971 painting of the Engine
Sheds at Boulogne. Numbered 99 of 500, the print measures 34"
x 25" in its tasteful glazed frame. |
£50 |
| 219 |
Cuneo Limited Edition
Print 'The Running Sheds Of The Great Caerphilly And Vole-Tail Central
Railway'. This print from
the original 1973 painting, is the comical representation of the locomotive
Earl De Catnip and staff at the railway. Beautifully framed the print
id numbered 66 of 850 and bears the original signature of the Master
himself. Measures 33½" x 25¼" in the frame and is in superb
condition. |
£45 |
| 220 |
Totem, BR(M) WEM F/F.
Ex LNWR station between Shrewsbury and Whitchurch. Good colour and
shine, one area of restoration between the 'W' and 'E'. Has the distinction
of being the only 3 letter totem from the Midland Region. |
£480 |
| 221 |
Southern Railway small
glazed China Jug, displaying
the early Southern Railway, fully titled Garter Crest to the front
and the makers name, John Maddock and Sons, to the base. Unusually,
this one has its original, hinged pewter lid complete with lifting
knob. A rare and desirable piece of Southern Chinaware. |
£25 |
| 222 |
Railway Horse Brasses
mounted on an original piece of leather. There are 10 altogether comprising:-
1 GWR, 2 L&NWR, 3 LMS and 4 MRCo. A nice selection in very
good condition. |
£150 |
| 223 |
Worksplate, North British
Locomotive Company Ltd., Glasgow number 27665 of 1958, alloy construction. Ex North British Type
2 B-B Class 22 number D6300, introduced to traffic in January 1959
as first of the class and allocated to Swindon. Withdrawn from Laira
in May 1968 and cut up at J. Cashmore Newport in January 1969. Purchased
at a Laira Open day |
£720 |
| 224 |
BR(S) Enamel Doorplate
STAFF ONLY, F/F dark green variety. Measures 18" x 3½" with
excellent colour and shine and a few expertly executed repairs around
one bolt hole and the edge. |
£80 |
| 225 |
Flamecut Cabside Panel
25065. Ex British Railways Type 2 Locomotive, originally numbered
D5215, built Derby July 1963 and allocated to Toton. Withdrawn Febbruary
1981 and cut up at Swindon the following month. |
£50 |
| 226 |
GWR Coppertop 3 aspect
Guards Handlamp deeply incised with the initials 'GWR' on the side.
Complete with undamaged glasses, copper, non-standard reservoir and
burner. The front lens is not the etched variety but plain. |
£120 |
| 227 |
GWR Jigsaw WINDSOR CASTLE
(the oval example) complete with original brown label box and in excellent
condition, one of the rarer GWR puzzles manufactured by Chad Valley
Harbourne. |
£70 |
| 228 |
Shedplate 31A Cambridge
until May 1973. Face only restored. |
£100 |
| 229 |
Furness Railway Enamel
Warning Sign ' Gates Must Not Be Opened Until It Has Been Ascertained
That The Line Is Clear In Both Directions'. Measures 18" x 18",
white lettering on blue background. Fairly flat but still good colour
and most unusually well bereft of chips, most were damaged considerably. |
£130 |
| 230 |
Alloy Roadsign BROMSGROVE
STATION. Measures 30" x 11¾" with a ½" raised border.
Original condition, black lettering and border on white background. |
£65 |
| 231 |
Road Sign LEVEL CROSSING
with single gate image. Alloy construction with the original makers
name of Needham, Stockport embossed onto the centre, raised border.
Face only restored. |
£50 |
| 232 |
Road Sign CROSS ROADS
+ with all reflectors intact. Alloy construction. Excellent condition
throughout. |
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| 233 |
GWR brass Signalbox Shelf
Plate ROUND OAK SOUTH. Machine engraved, excellent condition. |
£120 |
| 234 |
British Railways C/I
Bridgeplate, LNWR pattern No 1. Tastefully restored face, rear original. |
£30 |
| 235 |
LNER small Calling On
Signal Arm & Spec Plate, embossed ‘LNER 1937 D21591 & WB &
S Co.Ltd. London & Chippenham’. With original glasses and in very
good overall condition. |
£40 |
| 236 |
Carriage Print Malden
Essex from an original painting by Henry J. Denham, LNER series. In
original glazed frame. |
£24 |
| 237 |
Southern Railway Brass
Cased SYX Signal Indicator most unusually with the original WR Sykes
brass plate on the case. Shows Signal On - Off - Wrong |
£110 |
| 238 |
LMS Brass Seal with black
wooden Handle 'LMS Motherwell (Pass)' Excellent, used condition. |
£55 |
| 239 |
Cunard White Star Line
Menus, qty 3, all from the RMS Queen Mary comprising:- Dinner for Sunday August 1st 1948 with a
colour image of RMS Britannic on cover; Dinner for Tuesday August
3rd with colour image of a country scene on cover; Luncheon for Monday
August 2nd 1948 with an image of Sailing Ships and a Tug on front
cover (probably a Frank mason image) All are in extremely good condition
throughout. |
£20 |
| 240 |
Shedplate 41A Sheffield
Darnall until April 1964. Face Restored Only. |
£70 |
| 241 |
Alloy and brass Key Token
OSWESTRY NORTH - ELLESMERE. Original green paint, interestingly has
an original brass end fitted stamped with the letter 'C'. Ex Cambrian
Railways section. |
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| 242 |
LMS Lamp Tablet 10"
x 3½" FULWELL & WESTBURY , red background with opaque lettering
on glass , a rare survivor from the former LNWR station on the line
from Banbury to Verney Junction closed on the 2nd December 1963. |
£70 |
| 243 |
GWR Stratford-On-Avon
"Refeshment Rooms" saucer, Measures 5¼" Dia and is
in excellent undamaged condition, a great rarity. |
£100 |
| 244 |
BR(M) Enamel Station
Direction Sign RUGELEY TRENT VALLEY STATION, F/F with the word 'STATION'
set between a right facing arrow. Ex LNWR West Coast main line station
between Tamworth and Stafford. Measures 28" x 13" with narrow
flange. Good overall condition, some fading but still has reasonable
shine. Some minor chipping around the periphery. |
£300 |
| 245 |
Spratts Advertising Enamel
Sign depicting the three 'Scottie Dog' images in line. Fully flanged
and numbered 344 in the bottom right corner, this scarce sign measures
20" x 4" and is in excellent condition throughout with just
minor blemishes and very slight loss around the bolt holes. |
£310 |
| 246 |
Advertising Sign 'Players
Please' 30" x 13" blue glass with clear lettering with mirrored
finish. Good condition with original hanging hooks, ready to display. |
£40 |
| 247 |
Advertising Enamel 36"
x 24" dark blue on white background ' Cadburys Chocolates - Delicious
And Wholesome made At Bournville' In fair condition with some edge
chipping. |
£40 |
| 248 |
Advertising Tinplate
Sign 36" x 24" 'Senior Service Satisfy, Tobacco At Its Best'
Excellent condition. |
£18 |
| 249 |
Totem BR(W) PENZANCE,
H/F. Ex GWR station at the very end of England in the beautiful county
of Cornwall. In very good condition with a couple of small face chips
and a minor loss of shine , a rare and evocative Cornish totem , which
has only appeared once at auction before. |
£3,600 |
| 250 |
Nameplate ARUNDEL CASTLE,
ex Manchester Ship Canal Diesel Locomotive built by Hudswell Clarke
works number 1076/1959 0-6-0DE No. 4002 |
£1,000 |
| 251 |
Aluminium Tyers No 9
key token PENCADER - LAMPETER a
section on the former GWR line closed in 1965, painted yellow to signify
Configuration D, a uncommon section. |
£150 |
| 252 |
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