A pair of BR Mirrors both in original frames. Together with two Carriage Prints:- 'M.V. Cambria, BR Holyhead - Dun Laoghaire' by Claude Buckle from the London Midland (D) Series. In original glazed frame and 'You Almost Forgot Didn't You?', in an ori ginal glazed frame.

Shedplate 86C Cardiff Canton until January 1961 and then Hereford until November 1964. Comes with the original BR receipt and is in ex loco condition.

BR(Sc) enamel Station Sign 'POLICE NOTICE NO PARKING IN THIS ROADWAY', 24in x 18in F/F. A rare sign indeed.

GWR Steel and Brass Single Line Key Token BAGGERIDGE - WOMBOURN. Ex GWR branch off the line between Kingswinford and Tettenhall that remained open to goods trains until March 1965. The branch which served Baggeridge Colliery remained open until that facility closed in 1968.

HST cast alloy Nameplate Badge for John Grooms, ex 43020. Measures 9in x 9in and is 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 confir ming the original owner.

Shedplate 9B Stockport Edgeley until May 1968. Clean unrestored condition.

London Transport Enamel Target Sign KING'S CROSS ST PANCRAS. Measuring 28in x 22in. Slightly bent in the left hand corner.

Original painting in acrylic by Norman Elford, depicting South African Railways Class 25NC number 3404 ELSABE. The glazed frame is 20in x 14.5in the image 28.5in x 22in

Totem BR(S) KINGSWOOD, F/F dark green. Ex LBSCR station opened in 1897 as Kingswood and Burgh Heath. It was the original terminus of the single-track Tattenham Corner Line before it was extended to Walton-on-the-Hill in 1900 Some restoration.

London Midland Scottish Silver Pass bearing the holder's name 'C.R. Atkins number 20'. Good condition with minimal wear. Together with two LNER Silver Passes, one engraved '209 G.A. Robertson' the other' 320 J.M. Fleming' Both quite worn. The accompa nying letter from BTC dated 1954 accompanies although the pass numbers do not match the letter.

NER 10inch Oak cased drop dial Fusee Clock. Original dial has LNER and number 2680 with the makers name in ghost letters. The case is missing its original carved ears and is need of some restoration. The Movement is complete with pendulum and key but is untested.

GNR(I) brass Tenderplate 'Great Northern Railway (Ireland) Dundalk 1895' measuring 10 x 6 inches. Ex Beyer Peacock built 0-6-0 Class AL Locomotive, either one of only two built, being No 29 ENNISKILLIN (14/1895) or No 55 PORTADOWN (15/1895) The class lasted until 1957.

Shedplate 84E Tyseley until September 1963. Cast alloy ex Tyseley 08 Diesel Shunter.

GWR C/I Platform Seat Ends x 3, script style. Ex station condition, reputedly ex Portishead Station.

Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway Pocket Watch by Elgin. The 15 jewel 317 grade movement is clearly marked 'Elgin International Watch Co USA' with a serial number 22679760 indicating a 1919 manufacturing date. The face is in perfect condition having the same number as the movement, behind which is ghost writing showing 'Elgin USA'. Retains the original bevelled glass and the rear of the case is crisply engraved 'L&YR'.

Taff Vale Railway fully titled c/I Sign 'No Public Road Over This Crossing Trespassers Will Be Prosecuted'. Measures 21.25in x 12.5in, face cleaned and primed ready for repaint, rear unrestored with clear post mark. An uncommon sign for certain.

GWR Brass cabside numberplate 4237. Ex 2-8-0T heavy freight locomotive built Swindon Works October 1914 and allocated to Landore, Newport Pill, Aberdare from where withdrawal took place in April 1964. Face restored rear ex loco

BR(S) enamel Platform Sign LADIES ROOM double sided 24in x 18in dark green. In original condition with original hanging hooks.

Carriage Print 'Scene Temple Gardens, London, Wars of the Roses' by Edward Mortelmas from the LMR History Series. In original glazed frame. 20in x 10in.

A pair of SR enamel Car Stop Signs 2 and 6, plus a few Door Bell Push and Bells, a pair of wooden Fingerboards comprising BR(S) Bognor Regis and BR(W) Next Train From Platform 2, a GWR Jigsaw The Cheltenham Flyer, A pair of Lamps, one Tail, the other a Brake Van one lacks interior and finally, Sugg small gas Platform Hanging Lamp complete with a spare shade.

GWR brass Signal Box Shelf Plate BORDESLEY SOUTH GOODS LINE. Machine engraved 4.75in x 1.5in.

LYR brass Paycheck, stamped 67 PADIHAM L&Y.R.Co, a very rare Paycheck.

Railway Company Coats of Arms, qty 6 on old boards comprising:- Cole Valley & Halstead Railway; Great Northern Railway; Great Eastern Railway; London & North Western Railway; London Brighton & South Coast Railway; Pullman Company. All are very old, f ar from the modern reproductions.

Smokebox Numberplate 41113. Ex Fowler 4-40 Compound Locomotive built Derby Works November 1925 and allocated to Longsight, Rugby and finally Lancaster from where withdrawal took place in December 1958.

GWR Speed Restriction Lamp complete stamped with company initials as used at the trackside, with original reservoir also stamped 'GWR'. An unusual lamp not seen before in this excellent condition.

Shedplate 82A Bristol Bath Road, cast alloy with a couple of extra holes drilled through in addition to the 4 already there.

Totem BR(M) PRESTATYN H/F. Ex LNWR station on the North Wales main line to Holyhead. In good condition.

BR(S) enamel Platform Sign TICKET OFFICE FOR ALL TRAINS ENQUIRIES PARCELS AND LEFT LUGGAGE, F/F dark green. 24in x 48in.

Worksplate Great Central Ry Builders Gorton Works 1921 Manchester, oval brass 10.5 x 6.75 inches. Stamped on rear 1347, this rare plate is one of only three ex LNER Robinson 4-6-0 B6 Class locomotives, originally numbered 5052 then in 1946 renumbered 1329, finally 1347. Allocated new to Woodford Halse for work on the Great Central main line, all three moved to Gorton and then Sheffield. Final shed was Ardsley from where withdrawal took place in March 1947 before nationalisation. Face only restored.

BR(NE) wooden Carriage Board with original steel ends Darlington - Middlesbrough. 32in x 3.25in.

Shedplate 86F Tondu until January 1961 and then Aberbeeg until December 1964. Face restored over original paint.

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. 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 1947 Permissive Block Instruments, a pair comprising one Pegging and one Non-Pegging. Both in very good condition.

British Railway cast iron oval Worksplate, Built 1955 Swindon, restored with a small crack on the left hand bolt hole. Loco classes built that year were BR Std class 3 2-6-2 T and BR Std Class 4 4-6-0.

GER brass cased Track Circuit Repeater as removed from Braintree Signal Box. Measures 4' in diameter and is in working order. A scarce item indeed.

Totem BR(S) HAYES F/F, dark green. Ex SECR station terminus, one stop after West Wickham. In virtually mint condition.

Scarce Antiquarian Book 'The Official Illustrated Guide to The Great Eastern Railway (Colchester Line) ' by George Measom, 8vo published by C Griffin & Co, London 1865. A very good example embellished with a multitude of Engravings & Maps.

GWR mahogany cased Block Bell with mushroom bell and built-in Tapper. Excellent, ex box condition.

NER enamel Doorplates, a pair IN and OUT, brown and cream coloured, both 9 x 5 inches. Both believed ex Spennymoor station and in extremely good condition.

LNER 9 x 5 works Tenderplate 8863 Darlington Works 1921. Ex Raven B16 4-6-0 locomotive. Face restored rear ex loco.

Totem, BR(S) FRIMLEY, F/F, light green. Ex LSWR station between Ascot and Ash Vale just north of the main Waterloo - West of England main line at Sturt Junction, opened in 1878. Good colour and shine, some areas of restoration.

Shedplate 34G Finsbury Park until May 1973. Ex loco, purchased from the Roundhouse, Harrow-on-the-Hill in the early 1970's.

Solid sterling silver Presentation Tray to 'John Henry Hortin Esq. by a few grateful inhabitants of North Paddington in memory of his hard fight well won in committee of the House of Commons April 1899 against the Paddington Extension of the Baker St reet & Waterloo Railway'. Hallmarked JH (Hall & Co) .925 London 1898. Measures 15in diameter and weighs 1215 grams.

Original Oil Painting on canvas of a double headed train with 4F 44164 and 'Ivatt Flying Pig' near Walsall by Joe Townend GRA, 30in x 20in unframed.

Signed photograph of 21C1 in original frame that hung in the office of RL Curl at Eastleigh. He was Bulleid's leading designer and the rear of the photograph lists many of the design aspects attributed to him. The signature is OVS Bulleid.

Totem BR(W) OLDFIELD PARK F/F. Ex GWR station between Bath Spa and Bristol opened 18 February 1929. In good condition. A very rare Totem that has appeared just once at auction over 25 years ago.

Motoring Road Sign with reflective studs DOUBLE BEND, pressed aluminium slightly damaged. Measuring 21in x 14in. In excellent original condition.

Motoring Road sign STOP. Screen printed with reflective coating on aluminium. Measuring 30in diameter. Late 1960s sign with early wording complete with original brackets.

BR(W) enamel Station Platform Sign 'GENTLEMEN' F/F measuring 36in x 18in. In excellent condition.

Nameplate 'Swansea Landore', cast aluminium. This plate was never fitted to anything. 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 ow ner.

GWR large Stoneware Flagon complete with stopper. Measures 16in tall and 9in diameter. Small chip to base.

Totem BR(M) CROXLEY GREEN, F/F. Ex LNWR terminus on the line from Watford West, closed 1996. Good colour and shine, a few small face chips

Midland Railway Signalbox Diagram 'Northfield Station'. In original frame dated 31-8-94 and measuring 50in x 20in. Some water staining and age related stains.