Carriage Print `Falls of Invermoriston, Inverness-shire` by Kenneth Steel RBA SGA from the Scottish Region series of 1956. Between Fort William & Inverness and close to Loch Ness. In original style frame & glazed.

Totem BR(W) BLAENRHONDDA, F/F. Ex GWR station closed 1970. A rare Totem that has only ever been at auction once before in the 1980`s and this is the same one so could be the sole survivor. In excellent condition with good colour and no repairs.

GWR Mahogany cased 12" drop dial trunk English fusee clock. The chain driven fusee movement which has recently been cleaned and oiled has rectangular plates with shaped shoulders and ringed and barrelled pillars. The original dial bears the writ ing G.W.R. and the excellent quality flame mahogany case with an eight piece segmented surround is in original condition and has an Ivorine numberplate fixed to it G.W.R. 1285 . A nice example of these popular clocks and apparently originates from Round Oak Station in the Black Country. Complete with pendulum and Key. Circa 1870

BR(S) enamel 24" x 18" PLATFORM 3, F/F in excellent condition with a brilliant shine ex Horsted Keynes station on the famous Bluebell line.

Great Eastern Railway EPNS Bon-Bon Dish with GER `Bats wing` logo on side, 5" diameter. Good condition.

BR(S) Pocket Watch by Montine of Switzerland. 17 Jewel Incabloc, engraved with company on rear and the number 9228. In good working condition.

Smokebox Numberplate 4703. Ex Churchward GWR 2-8-0 locomotive, one of only nine in the class, built Swindon March 1922. Allocations were St Philip`s Marsh, Southall and Old Oak Common and Laira at 1/1/48 until 29/7/53. Withdrawn May 1964 and sold 2/7 /64 to Kings of Norwich . .

Original Oil Painting `9F On Shed` by Joe Townend (GRA), 24" x 20" unframed on stretcher. Depicts Riddles 9F 2-10-0 locomotive number 92177 in a dimly lit shed with striking shafts of light illuminating the engine.

Scarborough Tramways Co., fully titled, double sided enamel sign `Take Any Car For A Trip Round The Marine Drive On The New Toast Rack - Safety First. Measures 18¼" x 12", black lettering on yellow ground. Extremely good condition overall, just the normal edge nibbling.

Worksplate SECR Ashford Works. Ex Wainright Class H 0-4-4 Tank engine built by the Southern Railway and numbered 1162, later BR 31162. Allocations include St. Leonards and Three Bridges. Withdrawn in 1961.

GWR cast iron Cabside Numberplate 6138. Ex 2-6-2T built Swindon Works November 1932. Allocations include Reading and Oxford. Reading was the final shed. Withdrawn week ending 31/8/63. Cut up at Swindon week ending 9/11/63. Face restored, rear painte d in primer.

Poster BR `Jersey The Nearest The Continent Resort` by Nevin, double royal size 40" x 25". A colourful dancing couple dominates the scene. Published by the Railway Executive Southern Region, printed by the Baynard Press. Extremely good cond ition.

Poster GWR `Sunny South Devon - North South East West South Devon Is Glorious South Devon Is Best`, anon, double royal size 40" x 25". Map style. Minor defects only.

Poster BR `Sunny Rhyl`, anon, double royal size 40" x 25". Beach scene with bather and donkey, children playing in the background. Published by BR London Midland Region, printed by Jordison. Extremely good condition.

Poster LMS `To North Wales by LMS`, double royal size 40" x 25". Black and white image of Conway Castle. Printed by Bemrose & Sons. Good condition.

Poster, BR `Progress` by Terence Cuneo, quad royal size 50" x 40". An image of a Warship Class locomotive in the process of building at Swindon Works alongside a steam loco being repaired. Published by British Transport Commission and print ed by Waterlow.

Poster LNER `East Coast Types No 3 The Lobsterman` by Frank Newbould, double royal size 40" x 25". A vibrant image of the lobsterman carrying his pot. Published by the LNER, printed by Chorley & Pickersgill. Linen backed.

Poster British Railways `Fishguard to Rosslaire` by Arthur G. Mills, double royal size 40" x 25". An impressive view of the SS St David ploughing through the sea. Published by the Railway Executive Western Region, printed by Waterlow & Sons. Linen backed.

Poster LNER `Ullswater - English Lakeland - Rail -Motor - Steamer Day Tours From This Station` by Austin Cooper, double royal size 40" x 25". Published by the LNER and printed by Ben Johnson & Co York. Folds otherwise very good.

Poster LNER `Then And Now - Improve Each Shining Hour` by Alfred Thompson RA, double royal size 40" x 25". A dual image, top the hustle and bustle of a station platform in the early days, below the sheer comfort and luxury in LNER days. Pub lished by the LNER, printed by Vincent Brooks Day. Minor pin holes in corners and small defects only.

Poster British Railways `By Rail To The West` by Frank Wooton, double royal size 40" x 25". Image of Castle Class hauling coaches across a West Country viaduct. Published by the Railway Executive Western Region, printed by Charles and Read. Folds otherwise very good condition.

Poster LNER/LMS `The Trossachs` by R. Payton-Reid, double royal size 40" x 25". Depicts a woodland stream flowing over a small waterfall of rocks. Published by the LNER and printed by Vincent Brooks Day & Sons. Excellent condition.

Poster, British Railways `The Bridge At Simonsbath Exmoor - Autumn In The Country For Late Holidays` by Hesketh Hubbard, quad royal size 40" x 50". Depicts a serene view with children and dog by the stream and horseman on the bridge. Publis hed by British Railways Southern Region in 1948 and printed by the Baynard Press. Professionally mounted on linen.

BR(S) double side Direction Sign `STATION`. Wall mounted variety, 23" x 10½". One side in excellent condition, the other side has paint flaking.

Alloy Key Token SANDOWN - SHANKLIN. Classic Isle of Wight location.

Smokebox Numberplate 48508. Ex Stanier 8F locomotive built Darlington Works in 1944. Allocations include Wakefield, Canklow Heaton, Corkerhill on loan, Barrow Hill and Normanton. Withdrawn January 1964 bur disposal uncertain at present

Worksplate "British Railways Built by the English Electric Co Ltd Vulcan Works 1966 No 3727/E387 - Electrical Equipment by Associated Electrical Industries the English Electrical Co Ltd". Ex Class 86 locomotive No 86317 THE KINGSMAN. Face c leaned rear ex loco and marked No 1 End.

Totem, BR(Sc) HILLFOOT, F/F. The station, opened in 1900, lies between Partick and Jordan Hill on the Glasgow Queen Street Argyle & North Clyde line. Excellent condition with deep colour and shine and no face damage whatsoever.

Original Oil Painting `WD On A Coal Train` by Joe Townend (GRA), 30" x 24" unframed on stretcher. Depicts Austerity 2-8-0 locomotive 90397 passing a power station.

Worksplate LNER 9186 Built NBL 1920. Ex NBR Reid design N15 Class locomotive NBR number 20, later LNER 9020 in 1924 and 9186 in 1946. Finally BR number 69186. Withdrawn from St. Margarets in 1959.

Carriage Print `Kyle Of Lochalsh - Kyleakin Ferry Western Highlands` by Kenneth Steel RBA SGA from the Scottish Region series of 1956. Evocative view before the new road bridge changed everything. In original style frame & glazed.

Totem BR(W) KINGHAM, H/F. Ex GWR station between Oxford and Worcester and one time junction to Chipping Norton. In very good condition.

GWR & Rhymney Railway 12" Oak Cased Fusee Dial Clock. Original, early chain drive fusee movement with shaped shoulders and tapered pillars and an oak case with 2 side doors, bottom door and eight piece segmented surround. The original dial s hows GWR in block lettering and ghosted GW & RR Cos, Spiridion, Cardiff. Complete with Ivorine plate G.W.R. 1222 . An exceptional survivor and one of only 3 examples known to exist. In working condition complete with pendulum and Key. Circa 1890

London Transport enamel Target Sign `BETHNAL GREEN`. A Central Line station between Liverpool Street and Mile End, 25" x 26" in excellent condition.

Advertising Mirror `Colman`s Mustard`, 22" x 11½" with a central image of King Edward VII. And appropriate surround. Extremely good condition.

Totem, BR(M) MARPLE, F/F. Ex MS&LR station between Strines and Romiley. Good condition with good colour and shine, slight restoration around the `M` and border just above.

British Railways(NE) tangerine Poster Board Heading in the shape of a Totem. Flangeless measuring 20½" x 5¾", it is in mint condition.

SR Locomotive Pressure Gauge with brass bezel and 7" diameter dial showing 0 - 250 psi.

GWR `Pillbox` Station Staff Hat. A fine example of this desirable piece of GWR uniform.

Smokebox Numberplate 45232. Ex Stanier Black 5 locomotive built Armstrong Whitworth under works number 1287 in 1936. Allocations include Newton Heath, Burton-on-Trent, Warrington Edge Hill, Crewe North, Chester L.M, Mold Junction, Birkenhead and Bolt on. Withdrawn in November 1967. and sold 1/1/68 to Cashmores of Great Bridge. To Wednesbury Concentration Point 7/3/68. Taken into breakers yard 8/3/68.

GWR Enamel Cart Weighbridge Notice `Steam Rollers & Traction Engines...etc.` James Milne. White lettering on blue ground.

Hornby boxed Limited Edition OO Gauge Scale Model `The Mid-day Scot`, with certificate of authentication No 1098/2000. Box contains Stanier Duchess Class Locomotive `46248 City of Leeds`, and 2 BR Mk1 Composite Coaches and one Mk1 Brake Coach. Never out of box so in mint condition, box very slightly rubbed.

North British Locomotive Company Glasgow brass diamond Worksplate No 26904 dated 1952. Ex 3 ft 6 ins Gauge Sudan Government Railways 2-8-2 Class 310 No. 314 one of a batch of nineteen. It is understood that the Class operated into the 1970s but appe ar to have gone by the end of the century.

GWR brass Signal Box Shelf Plate DOCKS STORAGE NORTH. Ex Roath Branch area in the Llandaff valley north of Cardiff.

Shedplate 84A, Laira, cast alloy as fitted to diesels. Ex loco condition

Worksplate North British Locomotive Company Ltd Glasgow No 18096 dated 1907 Atlas Works. Oval cast brass measuring 9½" x 6¼". Ex Metre Gauge 4-8-0 No. 13 named “Pilarica” supplied to the Compania Minera de Sierra Menera which ha d extensive ironstone mines at Ojos Negros in the Province of Teruel in the west of Spain. The line was still going strong with steam in the mid-1960s but inevitably this activity ceased and the loco was eventually scrapped. Face Restored.

Enamel Advertising Sign `Hudson`s Soap - In Powder ¼lb Packets`, 39" x 21". The blue on white main lettering is in the shape of a lamp beam, the rest of the text is yellow on red. Some damage but overall very good.

Enamel Advertising Sign `Hudsons Soap Clock - Today We Close At`. Measures 18" x 10" approx, no restoration