LMS brass Stanier (hooter) type locomotive whistle as fitted to Class 5 and 8F etc. In nicely cleaned condition.

BR(E) galvanised water carrier embossed BR(E) and with original copper plate RETURN TO STATION MASTER YORK. In very good condition complete with lid, measures 9in diameter and 17in tall.

BR(S) dark green enamel sign PLEASE SHOW TICKETS. In good condition with one central chip, measures 16in x 10in.

Worksplate LMS BUILT 1925 DERBY. Locomotives built this year were 4P 4-4-0 41085-41114 and 4F 0-6-0 44207-44216. Oval cast brass, face restored.

Original watercolour painting FEN DITTON CAMBRIDGESHIRE by R. E. Jordan. Produced in the 1950's for British Railways Eastern Region Publicity Department. Framed and Glazed with the painting measuring 13in x 9in. In very good condition.

GWR/BR-W Tyers No9 single line steel key token with brass plate BORTH - LLANDRE, configuration D. In restored condition.

LNER Keswick china Cake Stand, both pieces base marked ALFRED MEAKIN KESWICK LNER C. E. BEVINGTON 24 HOLBORN EC1 1930. Both pieces are in very good condition with one small chip to the underside of the top stand. Measures 9in diameter.

Smokebox numberplate 90708 ex WD 2-8-0 built at Vulcan Foundry as works number 5212 and WD loco number 79269 in 1945. Allocated to 26A Newton Heath, 26E Lees Oldham and 9D Newton Heath from where it was withdrawn in May 1965 and scrapped at Slag Redu ction Co Rotherham in January 1965.

LNER enamel horseshoe lamp tablet CROMER from the former Great Eastern railway station renamed Cromer High in 1948. Double sided with minor edge chipping, measures 15in across. A rare survivor.

GWR cast iron paperweight GWR DRAWING OFFICE, ex Swindon Works. In excellent condition measuring 4in x 2.5in.

Nameplate TRACK 29 ex BR Class 47 47479 built at Crewe in 1964 and originally numbered D1612. Named in July 1990 and withdrawn after an accident in December 1992. Scrapped in August 1993. In ex loco condition, rectangular cast aluminium.

GWR mahogany cased Lamp In/Out Repeater with ivorine plate UP DISTANT and R. E. Thompson brass makers plate. In good condition.

North Eastern Railway enamel doorplate GENERAL OFFICE. Measures 20in x 5.25in and is in very good restored condition.

Builders Plates x7 GEC ALSTHOM METRO CAMMEL BIRMINGHAM 1992 LOT NO 31104 ex Angel Trains Class 465 EMU TOS coaches. Some have coach numbers 72809, 72747, 72793, 72729 & 72773 on the Back. Oval cast aluminium measuring 6in x 4in and in as removed cond ition. These are being sold on behalf of Angel Trains Ltd.

Diesel worksplate BRITISH RAILWAYS DERBY BUILT 1967 POWER EQUIPMENT BY ASSOCIATED ELECTRICAL INDUSTRIES AND SULZER ex BR Class 25 in the number range D7667-D7677 25317-25327. Rectangular cast aluminium, face restored.

A pair of INTERCITY route diagram maps THE ROUTES OF BRITAIN, both screen printed on melamine and measure 23.5in x 16.5in. Both have the Intercity swallow on the top and are marked designed by Bernard Slatter dated 1993. In excellent condition.

South African Railways dual language cabside numberplate 2744 19D ex 4-8-2 Mountain type locomotive built in 1945 by Robert Stephenson and Hawthorns as works No7257. Oval cast brass in lightly polished condition.

Shedplate 87H Neyland 1950-1963 with sub sheds Cardigan and Milford Haven to 1962, Pembroke Dock and Whitland, then Whitland 1963-1969. In restored condition with clear Swindon casting and machining marks to edge and rear.

Totem BR(W) FF BIRMINGHAM SNOW HILL from the former Great Western Railway station in the heart of Birmingham. In very good condition with one small chip.

South African Railways 12 inch mahogany cased English fusee railway clock supplied by F.W. Elliott of London. The case with a four piece turned convex surround, spun brass bezel, one side door and a bottom door secured by a brass turn. The original d ial is lettered SAR - SAS. The brass wire driven movement has rectangular plates which are stamped Elliott London 0299. Complete and in working condition with pendulum and key.

BR(W) FF enamel sign PASSENGERS MUST NOT CROSS THE LINE EXCEPT BY MEANS OF THE FOOTBRIDGE. In good condition with some chips, measures 48in x 24in.

BR diesel locomotive cast aluminium locomotive cabside Double Arrow. Face lightly cleaned, rear ex loco. Measures 27.5in long.

GWR cast iron signs x2 consisting of a Great Western Railway fully titled GATE NOTICE and a SW (Sound Whistle) sign. Both in nicely restored condition.

GWR hand engraved brass shelf plate FROM CARDIGAN Jc BOX. In very good condition measures 4.75in x 1.5in.

London Underground enamel target/ bullseye sign WOOD GREEN measuring 58.5in x 40.5in. In good condition with some small chipping.

BR(M) FF enamel signal box board DARWEN No1. In good condition with some mottling, measures 60in x 10in.

Intercity stainless steel Swallow ex Class 91 Electric Locomotive 91002. Left hand facing side, measures 22.75in x 26in, and is in ex loco condition.

Southern Railway enamel sign SMOKING STRICTLY PROHIBITED. In good condition with a couple of chips, measures 16.5in x 12in.

Worksplate BUILT SWINDON 1952. Locos built in this year were BR Standard Class 4 4-6-0 75012-75019 and BR Standard Class 3 2-6-2 T 82000-82019. Oval cast iron, in cleaned condition with a neat weld to the right hand end.

Southern Railway enamel indicator board WALTON still mounted on its original wooden tumbler, ex Waterloo Station departure board. In very good condition measures 17in x 2.25in.

BR blue era carriage board KINGS CROSS - NEWCASTLE measuring 132in x 5in. In very good condition, probably used on services hauled by Deltics.

GWR cast iron doorplate GENTLEMEN. Face restored, measures 17.75in x 3.5in.

London Underground enamel frieze sign KENTISH TOWN measuring 48in x 9in. In good condition with a few small chips.

GWR 1 pint glass with GWR Roundel Hotels acid etched logo on the front stands 5in tall, together with a GWR glass for measuring tea spoons acid etched with GWR to the front stands 2.5in tall. Both in very good condition.

Nameplate ISAMBARD KINGDOM BRUNEL ex High Speed Train class 43 43003. Named 18/10/2007 and removed in 2018. Cast aluminium in ex loco condition measures 65in x 10in. Sold on behalf of Great Western Railways in aid of their nominated Charity and comes with an official certificate confirming the original owner. Note that the other side is designated and will never be released onto the open market.

NER mahogany cased Block Bell with small mushroom bell. In nicely restored condition.

GWR Webb & Thompson single line electric train staff HELSTON - NANCEGOLLAN CROSSING PLACE, configuration D. Measures 23.5in long.

Nameplate ST MAWES CASTLE. Ex GWR Castle 4-6-0 locomotive built Swindon in 1932 numbered 5018. First allocation was Old Oak Common in August 1932 other allocations included Newton Abbot, Stafford Road, 82A Bristol Bath Road, 82C Swindon, 85B Gloucest er Horton Road, 86C Cardiff Canton and lastly 81D Reading from where it was withdrawn in March 1964, Scrapped at Cohens Kettering in November 1964. In lightly cleaned original condition and stamped in the back LIN No 5018 Lot 280 indicating this is the left hand plate. One of only a few Cornish named Castles and the first time either plate has been available at auction.

Diesel worksplate THE HUNSLET ENGINE CO LTD LEEDS No9046 1980 24OHP ex 0-4-0 DH used on the Bicester MOD Railway. Oval cast brass, face cleaned.

London Underground enamel sign OSTERLEY from the tube station opened in 1934 and designed by Stanley Heaps in modern European style. Measures 58.5in x 10.5in and is in good condition with a few chips.

Southern Railway brass gauges x4. Two are face marked SR Duplex Gauge and the other two SR Brake Cylinder. All four measure 5in x 5in and are in as removed condition. All ex Southern Railway electric multiple units.

Shedplate 85C Hereford 1950-1961 with sub sheds Kington to 1951, Ledbury, Leominster, Ross-On-Wye, and Gloucester Barnwood 1961-1964 with sub sheds Dursley and Tewkesbury to 1962. In restored condition with clear Swindon casting and machining marks t o edge and rear.

A selection of 11 guards handlamps to include; GWR, SR, LT, BR(M), Bulpitt, LMS and Linley. All in good condition.

A pair of BR-W (GWR pattern) locomotive headlamps as used on the Shipston On Stour branch from where they were removed. Both in need of cleaning and repainting and are complete with reservoirs, one burner missing.

Liverpool Overhead Railway enamel sign re WARNING TO PASSENGERS. Measures 18in x 5.5in, in chipped and faded condition. Together with a china glass sign FARE ON PENNY measuring 12.5in x 6in which is in restored condition.

CLIFTON ROCKS RAILWAY opening day commemorative medal, The Clifton Rocks railway commenced 1891 completed 1893.Issued to the passengers on the opening day March 11th 1893. Makers Sale Bham. Measures 1.5in, in excellent condition.

Cast iron sign RELEASE CHAIN TO SHUT OFF WATER COLUMNS. Measures 13.5in x 8in and is in ex railway condition.

Original water gouache painting EXRESS FREIGHT CONSIGN YOUR GOODS BY RAIL BRITISH RAILWAYS WESTERN REGION by A. N. Wolstenholme. Produced for the Western Region Advertising Department. Mounted on card with the painting measuring 19.5in x 13in. In ver y good condition.

Totem BR(W) HF EXETER ST DAVIDS from the former Great Western Railway station between Bristol and Plymouth. In good condition with a few minor chips.

British Railways platform indicator boards x19, mostly from Salisbury. Locations include; Bath Spa, Warminster, Westbury, Romsey, Southampton, Portsmouth, Dean, Woolston, Netley, Grateley, Andover, Basingstoke, Waterloo, Overton etc. Some duplication . All measure 48in x 6in and are wood with metal ends.

A pair of locomotive Self Cleaning Plates as fitted on the smokebox door. One is painted with 73052 to the rear and appears to be a WR casting. The other has casting details in the back.

British Railways platform ticket machine fingerplate PLATFORM TICKETS 2D TO BE GIVEN UP ON LEAVING THE PLATFORM. Screen printed aluminium measuring 19in x 4.5in. In original condition.

Worksplate ANDREW BARCLAY SONS & CO KILMARNOCK CALEDONIA WORKS No2106 1940 ex 0-4-0 ST which was delivered new to Cargo Fleet Steel Works as loco number 23. Scrapped in 1968. Oval cast brass, face restored with two repairs around top bolt holes.

A selection of 6 wagon plates consisting of D plates: LMS 12 TONS, BR ASHFORD 12 TONS, LMS 20 TONS, LNER 20 TONS DARLINGTON, LNER 21 TONS DARLINGTON and SR oval LANCING.

GWR/BR-W Tyers No9 single line aluminium key token MACHYNLLETH - CEMMES ROAD, configuration C. In restored condition.

Smokebox numberplate 4609 ex Collett 0-6-0 PT built at Swindon in 1942. Allocated to Reading, 81A Old Oak Common and 81C Southall from where it was withdrawn in May 1965 and scrapped at Birds Risca later the same year. Lightly face restored.

BR(M) enamel running in board WHITACRE from the former Midland Railway Junction station between Birmingham and Tamworth. In good condition with a few small chips. Measures 84in x 18in.

Great Eastern Railway 8 inch mahogany cased railway clock supplied by Seth Thomas of Connecticut America circa 1900. The dial has been re written in LNER times and has been numbered 11766, the case still retains its original GER winding label on the rear. The LNER clock records show that clock No 11766 was last in use at Starbeck Station Yard Masters office so had moved after the grouping, it was originally in use at Stratford. In working condition complete with key.

Nameplate LANDORE DIESEL DEPOT 1963 CELEBRATING 50 YEARS 2013 and with separate cast aluminium badge ex High Speed Train class 43 43140. Named 30/11/2014 and removed in 2018. Cast aluminium in ex loco condition measures 65in x 15in. Sold on behalf of Great Western Railways in aid of their nominated Charity and comes with an official certificate confirming the original owner.