LMS china Eggcup marked inside Made in England and a LMS Glass Paperweight in pink tinted glass with a leather embossed inset LMS, both free from cracks and chips.

LYR Button Whistle together with an early LNWR Whistle.

Southern Railway enamel Target CROFTON PARK. Ex Southern Railway between Nunhead and Catford. Some edge restoration.

Single Line brass and steel Tablet DELABOLE - PORT ISAAC ROAD 10. Stamped 'Not IN Use' on the front.

Brass oval Builders Plate GNR(I) 1918 Dundalk. Ex steam locomotive.

GNR S cast iron Bridge Plate Number 22 together with an LNER (GNR pattern) cast iron Bridgeplate No 9. Both bereft of paint.

LMS Hotels silverplate Marrow Scoop by Walker & Hall. Quite delightful.

Two original brass Cabside Window Frames from Castle Class 7027 Thornbury Castle, RH Drivers side clearly stamped '7027'. Secondly, Hall Class 6990 Witherslack Hall LH Fireman's side stamped 3871 so at one time fitted to that loco but later stamped 6 990 inside frame.

GWR black leaf china side plate by Meakin. Measures 9 inches in diameter, no damage.

Totem BR(E) BARNETBY half flanged. Ex GCR station between Scunthorpe and Grimsby first opened in 1848.  A few small expert chip repairs but in good overall condition, not a common totem.

Shell Poster qty 12 'Shell Nature Studies' numbers 1 to 5 and 8 to 12 (duplicated No 2) and also 'Shell Nature No 7 - July Seascape' all by Maurice Wilson in collaboration with Rowland Hilder, 29.75 x 20 inches. All are in good condition with top and bottom metal strips. Some corner pin-holes.

Shell Posters qty 18 all 29.75 x 20 inches, to include qty 11 'Guide to Trees' January to September and November to December all by S.R. Baldwin. Minor edge damage; qty 7 'Guide to Trees' January to May and 'Guide To Yorkshire' and 'Guide to Derbysh ire', all by S.R. Badmin, these have considerable edge damage. All have top and bottom metal strips.

Shell Posters qty 16 all 29.75 x 20 inches, to include: qty 10 'Guide to Areas' by the following artists: David Gentlemen; Leonard Rosoman; Maurice Wilson; John Aldridge; Walter Hoyle; Claud Harrison; Keith Shackleton; Richard Eurich; Kenneth Rowntre e and John Nash, all with considerable edge damage; qty 3 'Shell Guide to Sussex' 'Shell Guide to Warwickshire' and 'Shell Guide to Kent' all by Rowland Hilder, with edge damage; qty 3 'Shell Guide to Shetland'; 'Shell Guide to Cardiganshire' and 'Shell Guide to Wiltshire' all by Keith Grant, these have edge damage. All have top and bottom metal strips.

Shell Posters qty 12 all 29.75 x 20 inches to include: qty 4 'Shell Guide To The Roads of Britain - Key to the Countryside' all by David Gentlemen, with only minor edge damage; qty 8 'Key To The Countryside - Monthly Lanes' all by Edith & Rowland Hi lder, with minor edge damage, one is ripped badly but cleanly. All have top and bottom metal strips.

Shell Posters qty 11, all 29.75 x 20 inches, 'Key To The Countryside - Life' all by John Leigh Pemberton. Minor edge damage only. All have top and bottom metal strips.

Shell Posters qty 12, all 29.75 x 20 inches 'Shell Nature Studies' numbers 13 to 24 all by Tristram Hillier. Minor edge damage only. All have top and bottom metal strips.

GWR Crockery miscellany comprising: qty 4 Saucers and qty 2 cups. Different patterns but all with GWR Paddington station on them.

Single Line alloy Key Token 'BRANSFORD ROAD JCN - BROMYARD'. Ex Worcestershire location where the Bromyard Branch, which closed on 5th September 1964, left the main Worcester - Hereford route.

BR(W) Badges comprising: 2 Guard one totem one fishtail and 2 L-O-W British Railways. One gilt and one nickel plus 3 others.

Southern Railway enamel Target BECKENHAM JUNCTION. Some edge restoration.

Pullman Crockery with blue/green leaf design comprising qty 3 Tea Cups with 1 Saucer and qty 3 Coffee Cups with qty 3 Saucers/ Manufactured by Ridgway Lucerne. Together with a Pullman Co silverplate Tea Pot and a similar Hot Water Jug.

GWR epns 1 pint Tankard by Elkington. Bears the GWR Garter Crest Refreshment Dep logo.

Great Northern Railway brass Station Handbell engraved 'GNR'. Stands 13 inches tall and 7 inches diameter. Ex Honington Station.

GWR double line Spagnoletti Block Instrument with back relay box in place. In excellent condition

London & South Western Railway Pocketwatch engraved on rear of case 'L&SWR No 2577 Passenger'. The movement id engraved 'Am Watch Co Waltham Mass and has the serial number 10763546. An exceptional example in working order and comes with original, hea vy chain.

BR(W) enamel Station Platform Sign TICKET OFFICE AND WAY OUT, 48 x 24 inches. In very good condition.

Original Oil Painting on canvas '90089 At Leeds' by Joe Townend GRA. Canvas size is 20 x 30 inches and in the frame 25 x 30 inches.

GWR brass cased Drum Clock with hand engraved 'GWR 5318' on the side and '5318' on the back. Also 'GWR' in small style on enamel dial. French movement in full working order.

Signal Box Board DALRYMPLE , wood with cast iron letters measuring 57 x 10 inches. Ex Doon Valley location in Ayrshire. In ex box condition.

Pocket Watch LNER with a Record Swiss made jewelled movement in a nickel case rear engraved LNER 2133. In working condition with one small chip to the dial and complete with a .925 solid sterling silver hallmarked Birmingham Albert chain.

BR(W) enamel Station Platform Sign WAITING AND LADIES ROOM 24 x 18 inches fully flanged. In virtually mint condition.

GWR cast iron Signal Box Board PYLLE HILL GOODS DEPOT GROUND FRAME measuring 71.5 x 15 inches. The depot was just outside Temple Meads. In original condition.

M&GN 3 aspect Guards Handllamp brass plated 'M&GNJR 14401'. Complete with M&GNJR so stamped reservoir. Completely unrestored condition.

Class 50 large logo Flame-Cut numberplate 50036 ex VICTORIOUS. Measures 83 x 26 inches. Some rear bracing. As removed condition. Purchaser to collect near Plymouth,

London enamel Street Sign of early, unflanged design 'City of Westminster Queen Street Mayfair W1'. Black and red lettering on white in Olde English Script lettering, 15 x 36 inches. The actual street links Curzon Street to Charles Street just a cou ple of minutes walk from Buckingham Palace and Berkley Square.

Midland Railway enamel Sign TO MIDLAND TRAINS with right pointing hand. Measures 90 x 30 inches and is in excellent condition considering age.

GWR 1947 'transitional' double line Block Instrument. In excellent condition.

Single Line alloy Key Token WHITSTONE & BRIDGERULE - BUDE. Ex London and South Western Railway's Halwill Junction to Bude branch closed 1966. End removed.

Fruitwood Handled brass and steel Stamp 3.5inches tall with the business end able to stamp 'GWR SWINDON STATION' .

LNER saucer top 4 aspect Handlamp complete with reservoir and burner. Brass plated 'LNER BOSTON 10'.

GNR cast iron Signs, a pair comprising: Beware Of Trains casting G5 and a fully titled Trespass Sign Kings Cross 1896.

LNER single pie-crust 3 aspect Handlamp. Brass plated with the LNER location plate SIBSEY. Complete with reservoir and burner.

Worksplate Avonside number 1950 dated 1924. Ex 0-6-0ST with outside cylinders built to order 6005 and delivered new to Doncaster Amalgamated Collieries Ltd, Markham Main Colliery where it was named HERBERT. Taken into NCB stock in January 1947. Trans ferred to Rossington Main Colliery in 1960 and finally scrapped in 1963. Oval brass 11 x 6.5 inches in clean ex loco condition.

GWR 3 aspect Coppertop Handlamp with replacement etched front lens and original reservoir fitted with a GWR burner. Body is stamped 'GWR ' on one side and an oval brass plate embossed with the number 19526 is affixed to the other side. Tastefully res tored.

LMS cast iron Wagon Plate 'Empty Return To Evesham' as fitted to the Fruit and produce vans. Face restored rear original.

Single Line alloy Key Token 'CIRENCESTER - SOUTH CERNEY. Ex Midland and South Western Junction Railway between Cirencester Watermoor and Cricklade. A very rare key token. End cut off.

GWR early enamel Sign 'Season Tickets Must be Shewn Here'. Excellent colour and shine very minor chips.

GWR Refreshment Department Swindon Clear Beer Bottle, stands 9 inches tall and is free from cracks and chips. GWR beer bottles are very rare and we are lucky to have 3 in this auction from the same collection.

Nameplate SAMSON. Ex British Railways class 47 number D1674 built Crewe April 1965 and allocated to Cardiff Canton. Renumbered to 47808 in July 1989. The original nameplates plates were lost so Newton Replica plates were fitted at Crewe DMD in July 1 992. Nameplates removed in May 1993. Sold on behalf of Great Western Railways in aid their nominated Charity, Prostate Cancer UK and will come with an official certificate confirming the original owner. This will show up on our website as Lot 4001.

Nameplate DEWI SANT/SAINT DAVID, cast aluminium. Ex Brush built class 47 number D1927 released to traffic in January 1966 and allocated to Bristol Bath Road. Renumbered 47600 under TOPS and named at Fishguard Harbour station by Mr P B Happe, Director of Sealink, Ferries Division on July 19th 1985 as part of the GWR 150 celebrations. Plates removed in May 1991. Swindon casting, in ex loco condition. Sold on behalf of Great Western Railways in aid of their nominated Charity, Prostate Cancer UK and will come with an official certificate confirming the original owner. This will show up on our website as Lot 4002.

Nameplate Abertawe Landore, cast aluminium. Ex Class 47 Built by Brush in April 1964 and numbered D1748, allocated new to Landore. Renumbered 47815 in August 1989 and named at Swansea High St Station by Councillor John Davies, Lord Mayor of Swansea on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the station. July 1st 2000 Plates removed by 03/2005 and the loco was renamed later that year 'Great Western'. In ex loco condition. Sold on behalf of Great Western Railways in aid of their nominated Charity, Prostate Cancer UK and will come with an official certificate confirming the original owner. This will show up on our website as Lot 4003.

Nameplate Glorious Devon, cast aluminium. Ex 47 602 named at Exeter St. David's station by John Walker, Chairman of Devon County Council August 7th 1985. The Nameplates were retained when the loco was renumbered to 47 824 and removed in February 199 3, in ex loco condition. Sold on behalf of Great Western Railways in aid of their nominated Charity, Prostate Cancer UK and will come with an official certificate confirming the original owner. This will show up on our website as Lot 4004.

Nameplate DAVID J LLOYD, Cast Aluminium ex 67015. Measures 58.25 inches by 9.75 inches. This nameplate is being sold on behalf of Chiltern Railways for charity and comes with an official certificate. Only 13 class 67s were named so a rare chance to o btain a plate from this class of locomotive. This is the second plate from this locomotive, we sold the other side in our July auction. This will show up on our website as lot 4005

Midland Railway cast iron 'Beware of Trains' Sign qty 3. All cleaned and primed ready to paint.

A pair of 4 inches and 4 7/8inches steel loco Tyre Gauges stamped 'GWR' together with a cast metal Wagon Door Stop stamped 'GWR'. Together with a GWR Leather Cashbag with brass plates 'GWR STORES SWINDON' and 'GWR STORES DEPT NEWPORT DOCKS'

Class 20 locomotive brass Engine and Generator plates from 20067 tastefully mounted on a board. This loco was shedded at Eastfield, Toton and Immingham.

GWR Large Steel Top 3 aspect handlamp, similar in size and shape to the Coppertop, but these were made during WW1 when copper was at a premium. Complete with original GWR reservoir stamped GWR.

GWR cast iron Groundframe plate NEW HALWYN NORTH GROUND FRAME. Located on the Retew Branch from St. Dennis Junction and Meledor Works, Cornwall. In original condition with S20 casting number in the back.