Carriage Print ' Hutton-le-Hole, Nr. Pickering' by Leslie John Wood from the LNER Post-War Series. One of only two prints produced by this artist. In original glazed frame. 20in x 10in.

Motoring Road Sign CORNER. Cast iron measuring 21in x 12in. In original condition with clear post mark to rear. A rare sign.

BR-W /LNWR 10 inch oak cased drop dial fusee clock, probably supplied by Joyce of Whitchurch to the LNWR in the latter part of the 19th century and then transferred onto the Western Region of British railways post 1948 with the boundary changes. On t he right hand side of the case is a BR-W ivorine plate with number 4760, the movement has large rectangular plates and is in cleaned and working condition complete with pendulum and Key.

GWR Toilet Door Locks and Knobs qty 2. All stamped GWR in original condition. As well as a similar lot with a latch and 2 BR(W) Coat Hooks along with a one GWR.

BR(W) enamel Doorplate TICKETS F/F. Measuring 18in x 3.5in. In excellent condition.

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, Direct or 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.

GWR enamel Lamp Tablet HENWICK, black and white with top flange. Ex GWR station on the West side of Worcester City on the line from Foregate Street to Malvern and then Hereford, Excellent condition with deep colour and shine, one small chip beneath t he 'H'.

Totem BR(S) TUNBRIDGE WELLS WEST, F/F dark green. Ex LB&SCR station opened in 1866 as the eastern terminus of the East Grinstead, Groombridge and Tunbridge Wells Railway. Has a couple of holes drilled for mounting by BR.

Original Oil Painting on board '4648 in the West Midlands' by Philip D. Hawkins FGRA. An atmospheric depiction of the 0-6-0 Pannier Tank emerging from the morning mist with a short freight and with a GWR Signal Gantry at platform end. Board size 15in x 11.75in, wooden frame size 21in x 17.75in.

HST stainless steel Nameplate Badge for City of Bristol, ex 43126. Named by the Lord Mayor of Bristol at Temple Meads 17/04/85.

Original Oil Painting on board 'Preparing For Nightfall' by Philip D. Hawkins FGRA. An evocative scene of Stanier Jubilee 45733 NOVELTY and Stanier Black 5 number 44674 side by side on shed at night. Board size 11.5in x 10in and mounted in a wooden f rame, 15.5in x 13.5in.

London Transport Enamel Target Sign REGENT'S PARK. Measuring 25in x 25in. With original frame.

Brass Cabside plate KPEV (Königlich Preußische Eisenbahn-Verwaltung) Prussian State Railways depicting the Imperial Eagle, measures 247mm diameter, face cleaned and has the correct recessed back to the plate.

Pullman Carriage Lamps, an identical pair of wall mounted examples, brass construction each measuring 7.75in in length. From a third class car.

Qty 42 b/w Photographs of Wartime bomb damage to locos and infrastructure. Some have the official Southern Railway General Managers Office, Waterloo stamp on rear along with the details. Includes Tunbridge Wells Loco Shed November 20th 1940. Portsmou th Harbour Station January 1st 1941, Malden Manor damage to line November 23rd 1940, Nine Elms Loco Shed September 30th 1940 etc. Some locos obviously took direct hits, Schools Class CLIFTON was wrecked and one photograph even shows a close-up of the well twisted nameplate lying on the floor.

Smokebox Numberplate 3631. Ex Collett 0-6-0PT built Swindon July 1939 and allocated to Leamington until BR days when it moved to Oxley remaining there until withdrawal in July 1965. Ex loco condition.

Carriage Print 'Sir Richard Arkwright, Cotton Machine, Nottingham' by Edward Mortelmas from the LMR History Series. In original glazed frame.

Totem BR(Sc) DUKE STREET, F/F. Ex City of Glasgow Union Railway station between Bellgrove and Alexandra Park. Good colour and shine with a couple of small areas of restoration.

Shedplate 68E Carlisle Canal until February 1958 in original ex loco condition. A scarce shedplate.

LYR brass Paycheck, stamped 107 SEAFORTH L&Y.R. Co, a very rare Paycheck.

South African Railways dual language brass Cabside Numberplate 3483 Class 25. Built by the North British Railway Co in 1953 under works number 27343. This was one of the condensing locos and the plate is the original that was fitted before conversion to non-condensing, the subsequent plates carrying the 'NC' suffix. Comes with original bill of sale.

Wooden hand painted Signalbox Board LIFFORD WEST JUNCTION. Measures 95in x 9in and in original condition.

BR(E) enamel Station Platform Sign 'GENTLEMEN' F/F 36in x 12in double sided with hanging hooks. In good condition.

Carriage Print Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire by Henry Stringer, from the LNER post war series, in original type glazed frame. Good condition. 20in x 10in.

North Eastern Railway 10in mahogany cased Fusee Clock numbered NER N360. Ghost face lettering 'Potts & Sons Leeds'. There is an NER label attached to each side door. Unrestored and in good working order. The LNER records show this was located at Mindrum Laugham Crossing but one of the labels has 'Coldstream' written.

GWR brass Lever Leads, qty 4 to include: 8 F.P.L FOR No 9; 21 UP MAIN HOME 13; A COUPLE OF DISC and a brass Midland Plate 42 PULL 44. All ex Eastern United Colliery Signal Box in the Forest of Dean.

Totem BR(W) NEWPORT HIGH STREET, H/F. Ex GWR station in South Wales on the main line from Paddington to Swansea. Good condition with a few minor face chips.

Nameplate VANGUARD ex class 50 number D424, later 50024. Built by English Electric under works number 3794/D1165 and released to traffic in June 1968. Named in April 1978, withdrawn February 1991 and scrapped at Old Oak Common depot, London, July 199 1. Comes complete with original Collectors Corner receipt with vendors address removed. In ex loco condition and has traces of blue paint around the edge.

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

Poster British Travel & Holidays Association 'The Castles of Britain' by Norman Wilkinson double crown 30in x 25in.. Depicts a lazy summer day by the Thames Riverside beneath Windsor Castle. Printed by Charles & Read.

Poster British Railways 'London - Hyde Park' by E. Harris circa 1952 published by the Railway Executive Eastern Region and printed by Jordison & Co. In very good condition.

Romney Hythe & Dymchurch Poster 'Greatstone By The Romney Hythe & Dymchurch Railway World's Smallest Public Railway' double royal 25in x 40in. Printed by Vincent Brooks Day & Sons Ltd, Lith. London WC2. In excellent condition and complete with an off icial certificate from the railway dated 19/8/81 confirming that this is an original 1928 poster that was found in the old clock tower at New Romney Station.

Romney Hythe & Dymchurch Poster 'Dungeness By The Romney Hythe & Dymchurch Railway World's Smallest Public Railway' double royal 25in x 40in. Printed by Vincent Brooks Day & Sons Ltd, Lith. London WC2. In excellent condition and complete with an offi cial certificate from the railway dated 19/8/81 confirming that this is an original 1928 poster that was found in the old clock tower at New Romney Station.

Poster, a pair of double royal 25in x 40in Civic Centres Manchester and Civic Centres' Liverpool by Claude Buckle (1951) Both printed by the Baynard Press. Folds and minor edge damage.

Posters qty 4 all with the same Jack Merriott image of Richmond, Yorkshire but used for the following:- 'Shrewsbury'; 'Brecon'; 'Gloucester'; blank Stock Poster. All are double royal 25in x 40in and are published by the Railway Executive North Easter n Region and printed by Waterlow and Sons. Each has its own defects.

Poster 'York' by Claude Buckle (1952) double royal 25in x 40in. Shows the Minster dominating the street scene below. Published by the Railway Executive North Eastern Region and printed by Chorley & Pickersgill. Very good condition.

Poster BR(S) 'Eastbourne' by Kenneth Bromfield/Eric Pulford circa 1961 double royal 25in x 40in. Depicts a blonde 'mermaid' with smiley sun looking on. Published by the Southern Region of British Railways and printed by the Baynard Press. Excellent c ondition.

GWR Poster 'Map of the System' circa 1930's with large roundel logo within, quad royal 50in x 40in. Printed by Waterlow & Sons. Extremely good condition and conserved on paper.

Poster British Railways 'Kent' by Lander double royal 25in x 40in. Map image of the county showing places of interest with a numbered key below. Published by the Southern Region of British Railways, printed by Ripley & Co.

Poster, a pair of double royal 25in x 40in Civic Centres Derby and Civic Centres Cardiff by Claude Buckle (1951) Both printed by the Baynard Press. Folds and minor edge damage.

Posters from the Shell Series, qty 31 to include x12 by Tristram Hillier, x10 by Rowland Hilder, x4 by David Gentleman and x5 by other, different artists. Some are extremely good, others have edge damage but a very nice collection indeed. All have th e original metal strips top and bottom.

Poster British Railways 'Dorset' by Lander double royal 25in x 40in. Map image of the county showing places of interest with a numbered key below. Published by the Southern Region of British Railways, printed by Ripley & Co.

Poster British Railways 'York - The Shambles' by A. Carr Linfold, double royal 25in x 40in. Classic view of this quaint little street in the heart of the city, leading to the Minster. Both published by the Railway Executive North Eastern Region and p rinted by Chorley & Pickersgill. Folds and pinholes otherwise very good condition.

Nameplate 'Resolve'. Ex Class 47 number D1753 released to traffic July 21st 1964. Numbered 47491 in April 1974 and then 47769 in March 1994. Measures 39.5 x 10, ex loco back, original EWS Certificate accompanies.

Totem BR(S) EDEN PARK F/F, dark green. Ex SER station between Elmers End and West Wickham. In virtually mint condition.

Carriage Print London Waterloo Bridge by Kenneth Steel, from the LNER post war series, in original type glazed frame. Good condition. 20in x 10in.

Enamel Sign 'TELEPHONE TELEGRAMS MAY BE TELEPHONED' 22in x 9in.double sided. Both sides in good condition.

Works Numberplate 9 x 5 'London & North Eastern Railway 1146 dated 1947'. Ex Thompson B1 4-6-0 locomotive 61146 built at the Vulcan Foundry. Entered traffic in 1949 and allocated to Kittybrewster. Remained in Scotland throughout at Dalry Road and Tho rnton Junction being withdrawn from there in March 1964. Totally unrestored.

Enamel Sign 'You May Telephone From Here'. Double sided 22in x 9in, double sided, white on dark blue. In very good condition.

GWR Brass cabside numberplate 2010. Ex Class 850 0-6-0PT built Wolverhampton Works in 1894. Initial allocation was Birkenhead and later Whitland. Withdrawn March 1953. The number 552 is cast into the top of the plate and also the boiler and class sta mping on the top and bottom rim. Face restored rear ex loco, A very early and rare cabside.

Original Oil Painting on canvas of Bulleid Merchant Navy 35014 NEDERLAND LINE on Bournemouth loco shed, by Joe Townend GRA, 24in x 18in unframed.

South African Railways dual language brass Cabside Numberplate 2295 Class GM. Ex 4-8-2+2-8-4 locomotive built by Beyer Peacock in 1938 and one of only 16 locos built in the class. Comes with original receipt.

GWR C/I Sign 16in x 10in 'Notice Any Person Riding or Wheeling a Bicycle Tricycle or Any Other Vehicle Upon the Towing Path….' etc. From the Birmingham - Stratford Canal. Restored. An uncommon Sign.

Midland Railway mahogany cased Pegging Block Instrument with enamel dial. In original condition. Stamped 'MR Co' on top and front several times.

Totem BR(W) HENWICK F/F. Ex GWR station, first stop out of Worcester Foregate Street on route to Malvern and Hereford. It closed on 3rd April 1965. Excellent condition with deep colour and shine. A rare totem only once at auction 12 years ago.

BR(W) Station Direction Sign with British Railways Totem at top HENWICK STATION and left facing arrow, 28in x 13in. Excellent condition with deep colour and shine. This was situated on Hylton Road.