Shipping Poster `The Liverpool Route to USA & Canada, Britannic Cunard` by S E Turner, D/R size. Three quarter image of the ship crossing the ocean. Printed in 1954, England.

Shipping Poster `Batavier Line London to Rotterdam` by Alan Harker, D/R size. A 1930`s period image of mother, father and son waving from the deck balcony. Printed by L Van Leer & Co Amsterdam. Superb

Poster, BR `Inverness - The Capital of the Scottish Highlands` by Lance Cattermole, quad royal size 40" x 50". A vibrant image of the Queen`s own Cameron Highlanders marching along Ness Walk. Published by BR Scottish Region and printed by T he Baynard Press. Mounted on linen, very good condition throughout except for a small repair bottom left corner.

Poster `Yorkshire North Landing Flamborough` by Edward Wesson, D/R size. Mounted on thin rice paper. Printed by Jordison.

Poster, `Torquay In Glorious Devon` by G Bishop, D/R size (25" x 40"). Cliff top view of harbour, pavilion and town. Published by the Railway Executive in 1948, printed by Astral Arts. Mounted on thin rice paper.

Poster `Portrush` by Ronald Lampitt, D/R size. Birdseye view of the beach with the town beyond and the mountains in the distance. Published by BR London Midland Region and printed by Jordison. Mounted on thin rice paper.

Poster `Ireland Overnight - Dublin via Holyhead, Belfast via Heysham` by Claude Buckle, Q/R size. Depicts a lone ferry sailing across the Irish Sea. Published by BR London Midland Region, printed by Haycock Press. Some crinkling but reasonable.

Poster `Chester` anon, D/R size. A pleasing scene on the river with boaters, band in bandstand, children feeding swans etc. Published by BR London Midland Region, printed by Jordison. Folds and two small tears/holes to top

Poster `Track Laying By Night` by Terence Cuneo, Q/R size. Nightime view of busy permanent way workers keeping the rails aligned and in the condition required for safe running. Published by the Railway Executive and printed by Waterlow. Mounted on th in rice paper.

Poster BR `Forging Ahead` by Terence Cuneo, Q/R size. Magnificent and evocative Paddington scene with Britannia Pacific 70000 departing alongside a blue King. Published by the Railway Executive and printed by Waterlow & Sons. Folds and some damag e within the folds but extremely vibrant and would restore well.

Poster, British Railways `Service By Night` by David Shepherd, Q/R size. An evocative, nightime view of Kings Cross station in the background with the signalbox on the left and an A3 hauled train departing beneath the signal gantry. Published by BR E astern Region and printed by Waterlow. Folds with some fold tears otherwise sound.

Poster LNER `Norwich` by Fred Taylor, D/R size. Interesting view of river boats and bridge in the foreground and the cathedral as a backdrop. Published by the LNER, printed by Dangerfield, London. Some tape repairs on rear with folds.

Poster BR(W) `Burnham-on-Sea, Somerset` by Durmon, D/R size. A vibrant view of families on the beach, donkey rides, bathers etc. Published by BR Western Region, printed by Jordison & Co. Excellent condition.

Poster Cunard White Star ` Winter Cruises Laconia 1937 Down to Rio and West Indies - Mediterranean` by Jarvis. Top half is image of the ship with text beneath. Mounted on linen

Poster BR `The Fife Coast - Largo birth place of Alexander Selkirk (Robinson Crusoe)` by Frank Mason, D/R size. View across the estuary with beach and town beyond and steam train in the station. Published by British Railways Scottish Region, printed by McCorquodale. Extremely good condition, mounted on linen.

Poster BR(S) `Swanage - Fast Trains from London Waterloo` by Bromfield, D/R size. Impressionist view of the Bay. Published by BR Southern Region, printed by Chromoworks Ltd. Creases and some wrinkling but overall good.

Poster LNER `Berwick-Upon-Tweed - Its Quicker by Rail` by Frank Mason, D/R size. Impressionist view of the harbour, town and 3 bridges, one having a steam train crossing over. Published by the LNER and printed by Vincent Brooks, Day & Son. Mounte d on linen.

Poster LNER `East Coast Craft - The Yorkshire Cobble` by Frank Mason, D/R size. Depicts fishermen braiding crab pots besides their fishing boats. Published by the LNER and printed by Ben Johnson & Co. Excellent condition and mounted on linen.

Poster BR Southern & Western `Ilfracombe On Glorious Devon`s Ocean Coast` by Walter E. Spradbury, D/R size. Vibrant birdsye view of the town and harbour with Paddle Steamer arriving. Published by Southern Publicity, printed by McCorquodale. In ex cellent condition.

GNR double pie-crust Handlamp brass plated `Great Northern Railway TUMBY WOODSIDE 6`. Complete with interior reservoir and burner. Tastefully restored.

BR(E) flangeless enamel Doorplate LADIES WAITING ROOM double line measuring 18" x 6". Extremely good condition.

Single Line brass Tablet SUTTON-ON-SEA to MABLETHORPE STN No 16. Comes in an original hooped holder.

Smokebox Numberplate 69521. Ex Gresley N2 Class Locomotive, built by the North British Locomotive Company in 1921. Allocations include Kings Cross and New England. Withdrawn June 1961.

War Service enamel Badges, qty 8 to include: rare WWI Ruston Lincoln 1915; Glasgow & South Western WWI; Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway (white not red enamel in crown); North Eastern Railway; WWII LMS and x 3 WWII LNER. All are in extremely go od condition.

A selection of 3 enamel Armbands comprising: NBR Look-Out; NBR Flag-Man; LNER Look-Out. None have straps but all are in reasonable condition.

Shedplate 82G Templecombe on the S&D Railway. Totally ex loco with remnants of original Swindon paint. Absolutely spot-on, recovered recently from a JCB bucket being used in a barn clearance.

Totem BR(W) GLOUCESTER CENTRAL, H/F. Ex GWR station in the heart of the City, once linked to the long gone Midland Railway Eastgate station via a rather long footbridge. Little or no damage, good colour and shine.

LNER 9 x 5 brass Works Numberplate `London & North Eastern Railway 9673 Built Gorton 1927`. Ex 0-6-2T N7 Class originally numbered 2633. Re-numbered in 1946 to 9673 and then to 69673 by BR. Allocations include Stratford, Colchester and Parkeston Quay. Withdrawn Sept 1961. Ex loco condition.

Nameplate ST PETER`S SCHOOL YORK AD 627. Reflective steel type measuring 55" x 6". Ex HST Power Car 43152, named at York station by Wing Commander J S P Phillips DFC, former pupil at school and one of the construction team of V2 No. 4818 wh ich carried the name of the school from 1939. The name was applied on 05/11/84 and removed in March 1996. The naming date of 05/11/84 was selected as Guy Fawkes went to St Peter`s School, York. (Sold on behalf of Railway Children Charity)

GCR saucer-top Handlamp with bullseye lens, clearly stamped `GCR` and fitted with a plain brass plate LNE-C 3605 TORKSEY`. Complete and tastefully restored.

GWR Double Lever Frame, complete with both levers carrying traffolite plates numbered 1 & 2. Measures 43" tall.

A box of 12 Tilley Lamp Globes, each 3?" diameter x 3¾" tall. The box is original and bears a label `To PW Section Supervisor Eng Dept Llandrindod Wells, Western Region. Together with a hanging type Tilley Lamp with enamel hood and also tog ether with x3 other Tilley Lamps and a quantity of spare Vaporisers and other associated items. Ex Llandridnod Wells.

Cambrian Railways `knotted wood` Platform Seat Ends, a pair in original paintwork.

LMS Hawkseye LYDNEY TOWN. Ex Severn & Wye station, opened September 1875 to serve the town of Lydney from the Midland Railway junction at Berkeley Road via the Severn Bridge and on to the Forest of Dean. Closed on 26 October 1960 after the destru ction of the Severn Bridge. This sign was located on the wall of the Gentlemen`s Toilet on the station. A great rarity, not auctioned previously.

BR(E) enamel Station Sign LADIES, fully flanged measuring 18" x 6". Excellent condition, scarce for certain.

Totem BR(S) BEKESBOURNE, F/F dark green variety Ex LC&DR East Kent station between Canterbury East and Dover Priory. Excellent restoration both ends.

LNER enamel Notice with `winking eye` at top `Passengers Should Padlock Rear Wheels Of Bicycles` Measures 11½" x 8½", minor edge repairs. Excellent condition.

Single Line alloy Key Token SHARPNESS STH - BERKELEY RD JUNC. Ex Severn & Wye Railway Section in south Gloucestershire, first part of that railway after branching from the Birmingham to Bristol Midland Main Line.

Nameplate THE EARL. Ex Welshpool & Llanfair Light Railway 2` 6" Gauge 0-6-0 Locomotive built at the Gorton Foundry, Manchester by Beyer Peacock under works number 3496 in 1902 at a cost of £1630.00. The order was placed in June 1901 and the loco arrived at Welshpool on the 2nd September 1902. Renumbered 822 by the GWR in 1923, the nameplate was removed by BR in 1951. Nice ex loco condition.

Great Central Railway saucer-top Handlamp brass plated `GCR 27769 IMMINGHAM`. Complete and tastefully restored.

Carriage Print `Grimsby, Lincs` by ET Holding from the LNER series. In an original type glazed frame.

Smokebox Numberplate 61112. Ex Thompson B1 4-6-0 Locomotive built by the NBL under works number 25868 in December 1946. Allocated to Kings Cross and later Lincoln. Withdrawn from Mexborough December 1962..

BR(E) flangeless enamel Doorplate TRAFFIC AGENT double line measuring 18" x 6". Extremely good condition.

Shedplate 40A Lincoln until May 1973. Face only restored. Together with an appropriate Wagon Plate `Clayton Wagons Ltd 1923 Abbey Works Lincoln with cast `roaring lion` in centre. Tastefully restored.

LNER cast iron Doorplate SHUNTERS, face restored, rear original.

Manchester Sheffield & Lincoln Railway mahogany Chairs a pair. Re-upholstered with red vinyl. Each measures 35" tall having company initials deeply carved into the backs.

North British Station Edinburgh small teapot and a LNER Hotels Milk Jug in blue & white Wedgwood style manufactured by Dudson, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent. Two beautiful items, the teapot is complete with lid but has a chip beneath the spout and on th e lid, however it displays well. The Jug is pretty well mint.

GWR C/I Signalbox Board GOODS YARD SIGNAL BOX. Ex Worcester Shrub Hill goods yard which was situated to the east of the station between Wyldes Lane Box and Tunnel Junction Box. Manufactured in 1900 at Reading.

Totem BR(M) CONNAHS QUAY, F/F. Ex L&NWR station between Shotton and Flint on the North Wales coast line. Opened in September 1870, it closed in 1966. Good overall condition with some minor chips here and there.

GNR double pie-crust Handlamp brass plated `Great Northern Railway LINCOLN No 45`. Complete with interior reservoir and burner. Tastefully restored.

London & Birmingham Railway C/I oval Bridge Plates, qty 3 being number 82 in unrestored condition; 86 fully restored and 80 which is fully restored with two ends replaced.

Signal Box Diagram WALTHAM housed in original glazed frame measuring 38" x 13½". One end shows `From Boston` the other `To Grimsby`. Some foxing and damage but still very desirable.

SE&CR mahogany cased Block Bell with split case held with two clasps on the top. Centre face Tapper beneath which is a black on white enamel plate CRAYFORD SPUR "A" BELL. Excellent condition.

GWR brass Locomotive Whistles, a pair mounted on a wooden board for display. The smaller `shunting whistle` is stamped GWR on the lower knuckle.

BR(W) enamel Platform Sign CAFETERIA & BAR, F/F 60" x 12". Good colour and shine, cream lettering has many rust spots but a great rarity to restore. Ex Bristol Temple Meads station.

Sugg `Mexican Hat` Platform Lamp with glass globe and mounting gas valve. Green enamel, good condition.

Totem BR(S) NEWINGTON, F/F dark green variety. Ex LC&DR station between Rainham and Sittingbourne, opened on 25 January 1858. A few small, expertly repaired chips.