Original Pen & Ink with Watercolour Painting of 9F 92203 0n the Pines Express leaving Combe Down Tunnel on the S&D by Sean Bolan GRA dated 1979. Framed and glazed measuring 30" x 22", image size 22" x 14".

BR(W) Somerset and Dorset section, Telephone circuit notice, issued in December 1964 for the section Highbridge and Burnham-On-Sea to Evercreech. Lists the following locations:- Highbridge & B Office, Highbridge East C Box, Highbridge R&M De pot, Bason Bdge Office, Bason Bdge Sidings GF, Edington Burtle Office, Shapwick Box, Ashcott Box, Glastonbury & S Box, Pennard Lane Crossing, Stean Bow Crossing, Cockmill Crossing, Elbow Corner Crossing, Evercreech Jt North Box, Evercreech Jct Office. In its original Western region pine glazed frame measuring 8" x 5½".

British Railways Western Region cast iron smokebox numberplate 9462. Ex 0-6-0 pannier tank built at Robert Stephenson & Hawthorn Ltd, entered service 31/12/1951, allocated to Penzance (83G) 31/01/1952, reallocated to Newton Abbot (83A) 31/03/195 2 , withdrawn 09/11/1960. In good original condition. Measures 20" x 6"

Southern Railway official photograph of Merchant Navy Class 21C1 CHANNEL PACKET, personally signed by O.V.S. Bulleid, 11¾" x 9¾". Together with a couple of photographs of the man himself, one signed by R. Curl 1959 who was the head of the D raughtsmen Department at Eastleigh Works. Also with this lot is a pamphlet by the Institute of Mechanical Engineers entitled `Some Notes on the Merchant Navy Class Locomotives Of The Southern Railway` to be read at a General Meeting of the Institution in London 14th December 1945

Totem BR(M) CHESTER GENERAL, H/F. Ex L&NWR and GW Joint station, gateway to North Wales, opened in 1848. Expertly restored

GWR/BR(W) wooden Carriage Board MORETON-IN-MARSH - WORCESTER, 32" X 3". In original condition complete with metal end strengtheners.

Barry Railway 12 inch Oak cased iron dial fusee clock with a spun brass bezel manufactured for the Barry Railway circa 1870–1880 by Barry & Sons of Cardiff. The quality English chain driven fusee movement with thick A frame plates that are held together by turned tapered pillars, is in fully restored condition. The white enamel painted dial displaying bold block style Roman numerals and the legend Barry Railway Co, Barry & Sons, Cardiff. This particular dial writing is unique and has never had GWR lettering applied the dial has been lightly restored by Dr D.R. Parr. The clock comes with its original BR paper label returning it from Caerphilly to AA Gardane Chief Signalling and Telegraph engineer S&T dept Reading. An extremely rare clock and the only one with this dial writing known to exist. Complete with pendulum and key.

Enamel Advertising Sign "Fry`s Chocolate - Five Boys". This is the rarer smaller version. In good condition with no restoration. Measuring 18" x 12".

Enamel Advertising Sign "Rowntrees Elect Cocoa". Black, white and jade green measuring 10" x 15". Some edge restoration otherwise in good condition.

BR(W) enamel Sign "Way Out and Ticket Office", 48" x 12", F/F. Extremely good condition, slight letter restoration.

GWR Bowling Club Bowls, a matching pair. Each has a Great Western Railway B.C. label on the top and each has a GWR Shield logo on the bottom. Made by RW Hensell & Sons, Australia (est 1918) they have the stamp `Supergrip` and `Championship` indic ating manufacture in 1959. They carry the official British Isles Bowling Council stamp. Most unusual for certain, the GWR labels perpetuated in BR(W) days when the Bowling Club would have still been in full flow..

Lynton & Barnstaple Railway Steel & Brass Tyers Signalling Tablet WOODA BAY - LYNTON. 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.

BR(W) E.W. Lucas Firing Shovels a pair, different proportions. The first is 43½" in length with a blade end of 17". Unused and still with the original Lucas Label on the handle. Although never used, the business end is a little rusty, nothi ng a good days firing wouldn`t put right. The second is a BR(W) 1961 marked example 40½" in length and the blade is 21". Appears unused as a small amount of label is still attached. The blade is also rusty and a little knocked

BR wooden Carriage Board GLOUCESTER - SHEFFIELD. Blood and custard measuring 28" x 4", retains both steel end strengtheners.

GWR Smokebox Numberplate 4168. Ex 5101 class 2-6-2T introduced 1948. Allocated new to Neyland, later Stourbridge Junction and finished up at Tyseley from where withdrawal took place in 1965. Cut up at Cashmore`s Great Bridge.

Live Steam Loco 70000 Britannia, 3½" Gauge. Black livery complete with Tender. Excellent workmanship, the loco has been run as the smokebox had some clinker remaining from its last outing.

British Railways Lion-over-Wheel Cabside Emblem, aluminium construction, ex AC Electric Loco. In ex loco condition with traces of BR blue paint.

Totem BR(W) LLANDAFF for WHITCHURCH, F/F (for Whitchurch in lower panel). Ex TVR station between Cardiff and Pontypridd. Virtually mint.

Official GWR Commemorative Plaque bearing the inscription "8.55 AM Birmingham to Paddington Friday 1st July 1910 - First 2 Hour Train - Engine 2902 - Fireman G. Brookes". Mounted on a wooden shield within a horse shoe. The shield is branded `GWR` on the rear and the central, top hanging hook is also stamped `GWR`. Measures 9" x 10" approximately and is in excellent condition having hung in the family home for a very long time. Note GWR Engine 2902 was Saint Class Lady Of The Lake.

Single Line Alloy Key Token MACHYNLLETH - DOVEY JUNCTION. Ex Cambrian Railway section between Dovey Junction and Pwlhelli.

GWR wood cased Track Circuit Indicator manufactured by Walters & Co., London. Ivorine plated above the dial `Down Main In Rear Of Home`. A lovely instrument in very good condition.

BR Poster `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 printe d by Waterlow. Minor edge tears only.

BR Poster, `Barmouth - Queen of the Cambrian Coast` by Henry Stringer, double royal size 40" x 25". View of the town and bay with a woman in traditional welsh costume sat beside the foxgloves in the foreground. Published by BR Western Regio n, printed by Jordison & Co. Two tiny edge nicks on the left and centre fold otherwise excellent.

BR Poster `Pembrokeshire - Travel by Train` by Leech, quad royal size 50" x 40". Typical beach scene around Saundersfoot/Tenby area showing families and children. Published by BR Western Region, printed by Baynard Press. Multiple folds othe rwise good.

BR Poster `Northward Bound Kings Cross for Scotland` by B. Myers, double royal size 40" x 25". An interesting impressionist execution dominated by a signal gantry and distant signal. Published by BR Eastern Region, printed by Jordison & Co. Folds otherwise very good.

Manx Electric Railway Poster `Snaefell and Ramsey - 50 Miles Of Unsurpassed Mountain Scenery, Lovely Glens and Glorious Sea Views`, anon, 24½" x 19½". Depicts a 3D map view of the island with car 42 and another in the forefront and a couple of oval windows showing Snaefell Summit Hotel and Ramsey. Printed by Richard Johnson & Sons Limited Manchester. Small edge tear to left but a vibrant and scarce poster.

Poster `Duxford Airshow Sunday 18th June 1978`, depicts a large image of Concorde 101 and a smaller photo of a Spitfire. Also included is a paper window display with the same images measuring 12" x 5" and is unused condition with gum on bo th ends. Both printed by Fisherprint Peterborough.

BR Poster `British Transport Ships` by Charles King, quad royal size 50" x 40". Shows illustrations of 21 ships used by the company, with a key beneath the image giving the name of each ship. Also, unnoticed by many, what appears to be a gr een A4 on a passenger train at the end of the pier in the background. Published by the British Transport Commission and printed by Waterlow. Expertly mounted on linen to preserve for future generations.

Shedplate 9B, Stockport Edgeley until May 1968.

GWR cast iron Seat Ends, roundel pattern, a pair tastefully restored.

LNER cast iron Seatback ARDSLEY. Ex Great Northern Railway station between Tingley and Lofthouse & Outwood on the main line and west of Stanley on the LNER & LMS Methley Joint Railway. Opened in 1857, closed in 1964. Famous for the wonderful steam depot just to the south of the station. Cleanly broken in half, not through any letters so could easily be welded. Measures 25¾", loosely mounted on a wooden backboard.

Carriage Print `Lavenham, Suffolk` by Kenneth Steel, from the LNER Series. In an original type glazed frame.

London Transport Enamel “Bullseye” Station sign WATERLOO measuring 24” in length in original bronze frame. Opened on 8 August 1898 by the Waterloo & City Railway. In excellent condition complete with original bronze frame.

London Brighton and South Coast Railway brass cased Distant signal indicator numbered 1366, in excellent condition with both pivots working freely and some minor restoration to the dial which doesn`t affect any of the lettering. Measures 3½ " di ameter x 2½" deep. Rarer than the home signal version.

GWR Single Line Steel Key Token CAERSWS - CARNO. Ex Cambrian Railway section between Moat Lane Junction and Dovey Junction.

Totem BR(S) EASTBOURNE, F/F, black edge dark green. Ex LBSCR station on the south coast. Good colour and shine with one small well repaired face chip.

BR(E) enamel Sign "British Railways (in totem) Goods Forwarding Office" , 24" x 24", F/F. Excellent condition with a few edge touch-in.

Deltic Worksplate `The English Electric Company Ltd London No 2921/D573. 1960. The Vulcan Foundry Ltd.` Locomotive Works England`. Ex Deltic class 55 number D9016 later 55016 GORDON HIGHLANDER. Has been re-chromed completely.

GWR C/I Doorplate `LADIES ROOM 1ST CLASS`, 19" x 8", double line. In original condition.

North British Railway C/I Mile Post Tops qty 3 consisting of "¾", "½" and "¼" and Caledonian Railway CI Mile Post Tops "28", "19", "½", "¾" and "¼".

GWR Brass Tenderplate 1942, Swindon June 1914 3500 gallons. Two small repairs.

BR(M) 12" Oak Cased Fusee Clock. Original dial reads `BRM 19128`. In good working order complete with pendulum and key.

Totem BR(W) TYSELEY, F/F. Ex GWR station on the main Birmingham Snow Hill to Paddington line on the outskirts of Birmingham. Excellent colour and shine, just a few small face chips.

Enamel Advertising Sign `Allan`s Tone & Quality Pianos`, 12" x 18". Blue lettering with white shadow on an orange ground, image of upright piano in centre. Extremely good condition with just a few small touch-in areas.

Enamel Advertising Sign `Drink Phillips`s Pure Cocoa`, 17" x 12", white lettering on dark red ground with white border. In exceptional condition throughout.

Enamel Advertising Sign, "Sunlight Soap - Soap Makers Tithe Queen", 18" x 12", single sided, with excellent colour and gloss, slight damage, no repairs.

Enamel Advertising Sign, "Sunlight Soap", 24" x 18", single sided, with excellent colour and gloss, slight edge damage, no repairs.

Bus Enamel Sign `Town Service Fare Stage`, double sided with top flange, 12" x 5". Virtually mint.

BR(W) black & white Enamel Signalbox Door Notice. Virtually mint condition apart from one very small chip.

Smokebox Numberplate 45201. Ex Stanier Black 5 locomotive, built by Armstrong Whitworth in 1935. Allocations include Low Moor, Wakefield, Bank Hall, Blackpool and Speke Hall. Withdrawal took place from Speke Hall in 1968. Ex loco condition.

GWR porcelain Lamp Tablet MARSTON HALT. Located between Titley Junction and Pembridge on the long gone branch from Leominster to Presteigne and New Radnor. A tiny single platform station with nothing more than a lamp to which this tablet was fitted. Closed 7th February 1955. Chances are this is the only piece of Railwayana ever likely to surface from this remote Herefordshire station.

Carriage Print Stokesay Castle` by Sherwin, from the Western Region Series. In original glazed frame, excellent condition.

British Railways Western Region Pocket Watch engraved on rear B.R-W 6628. Swiss made by Precista - 17 jewel incabloc. An unusual watch with ornate rim and stem. Full working order.

GWR brass cased Drum Clock, 4" diameter, Kay & Co Paris, Matching numbers 3397 to case and movement, enamel dial in good condition with a few hairlines. Recently overhauled and fitted with a new, Swiss Platform Escapement.

Central London Railway Handlamp. Copper Top, complete with all glasses, burner copper reservoir. One of only a handful to retain original brass Location Plate "Liverpool Street".