Railwayana, Rail and Steam Heritage

Friday 6th August 2021

1. A G-scale model coach £20-£30

2. A box of 'N' gauge model railway items, (Graham Farish and others), 12 locomotives, 13 coaches and approximately 60 wagons, some items boxed

£30-£50

3. A box of station buildings for a 'N' gauge model railway layout £20-£40

4. A box of 'N' gauge model railway equipment to include, engine spates, track, underlay and ballast, controller, switches and accessories

£20-£40

5. A box of 'OO' gauge model railway items to include, 7 locomotives, 2 car

diesel Pullman set, 7 carriages, 16 wagons and a breakdown crane

£20-£30

6. Two boxes of 'OO' gauge track,power controllers and station buildings £20-£30

7. Two suitcases of 'O' gauge clockwork model railway items, to include

track, engines, wagons, coaches and station accessories, together with a small 'OO' gauge Tri-Ang clockwork train set. suitcases are included with

contents

£30-£40

8. A quantity of 'N' gauge model railway flexi-track £30-£40

9. A Hornby Railways 'OO' gauge 'Cornish Rivera Express' electric trainset (boxed) containing, King Class locomotive 6010 King Charles I with

tender, and three chocolate/cream coached, no track or other items stated on box

£30-£40

10. a 1960s Tri-ang T/T gauge electric model railway set, consisting of

Merchant Navy Loco. 35028, 3 green coaches and track, all in original box

£20-£40

11. A clockwork 'O' gauge model railway items, including locomotive, 2 carriages, signal

£20-£40

12. A box of 'OO' gauge wagons made by Hornby and LIMA £20-£30

13. A tender from a 'S' gauge live stream locomotive, presented on a length of track, secured to a baseboard, 52 x 21 cm

£60-£90

14. A quantity of Tri-Ang 'OO' gauge track, boxed £20-£30

15. A Hornby-Dublo 0-6-0 tank good train set to include, a locomotive, 3 wagons and track, (boxed)

£40-£60

16. A German 'Dol' pre-war donkey boiler £100-£150

20. A box of 12 railway books, 2 DVDs, and a large folded 1973 drawing/plan of, Tyneside Metropolitan Railway/ British Railways

£20-£30

21. A box of 68 DVDs, "British Steam Railways" issued by Deagostini as a set

of 69, together with a box of the individual magazines to accompany each DVD, (number 57 missing)

£30-£50

22. Two boxes of "The Railway Magazine" covering the period 1950-1970 £20-£30

23. Two boxes of 39 good quality hardback railway books £30-£40

24. An album of over 140 colour photographs of the German Tramway systems and 3 binders of "Todays Railways" magazine June'94- Dec'98 (4)

£30-£40

25. Three boxes of railway books, including timetables and 50 copies of

'Railway Wonders of the World' issues in 1933

£30-£40

26. A box of approximately 40 railway book, hardback £20-£30

27. 37 copies of 'The Model Railways News' 1935-1940, 3 copies of 'Model

Railway Construction' 1939-1940 and a 1931 cops of 'The Railways Magazine'

£20-£30

30. A framed/glazed carriage print, "Blythburgh, Suffolk" (Denham) £20-£30

31. A framed/glazed LMS sepia carraige print, showing Royal Victoria hotel,

Llanberis and Llanberis station on the Snowden mountain railway, 25 x 94 cm

£20-£30

32. A framed/glazed original signal box diagram, dated September 1944 for Highfield. This former NER/LNER station was on the Selby-Market

Weighton line and opened in 1859, closed to passenger traffic in September 1954

£120-£150

33. Two framed/glazed carraige print by C.Hamilton Ellis, travel in 1855

"Crampton Locomotive No.12 on Maryport-Carlisle railway" and travel in 1875 " LNWR Express near Brinklow (2)

£20-£40

35. A Double-Royal poster issued by railway executive Eastern Region advertising, railway enthusiasts "Ivatt Atlantic" special from, Kings Cross

to Doncaster and Return on Sunday 26/11/1950.

This trip was to commemorate the running of the last Ivatt Atlantic

locomotive 62822, before it was scrapped at Doncaster.

£60-£90

36. Two Double-Royal BR (NE Region), posters, advertising excursions to

Bridlington, Ficey, Scarborough 1953, and a Lancaster and Morecambe 1963 (2)

£40-£60

37. An original British Rail (Scottish Region) Double-Royal poster advertising Elgin Cathedral (From a painting by Jack Merriott)

£70-£100

38. A Double-Royal timetable poster- Selby (1984-1985) and two smaller

timetables- Hessle/Ferriby (1977-1978), Liverpool Lime St. (1977-78), and Humber Rail (1980-1981)

£30-£40

39. An original British Rail (L.M. Region) Double-Royal timetable poster for the former Great Central Station Leicester Central (1958-1959)

£30-£50

40. A Double-Royal poster- Metro Train (West Yorkshire Rail Network) and

another poster 'Connections' showing a layout of Leeds Station

£30-£40

41. Four Double-Royal posters, Intercity changes to train times on East Coast main line (9/10 September 1989), East Coast changes to train times for

the trains Hull-London-Hull (18 May- 7 December 2013), British Rail (June 1981), 'Passenger Advance'. and a Rail-track 'Danger' poster (1995),

warning passengers of new live overhead cables.

£30-£40

42. Three Double-Royal posters to include, B.R (N.E Region) 'Whitby', B.R.

(L.M Region) 'The Little Railway of Wales' and 'A Journey Through History' on the Settle-Carlisle line.

£30-£50

43. A B.R. (L.M Region) Double-Royal poster for sailing tickets between GB-Ireland (1961), and D/R B.R (Southern) poster for sailing between

England and Vlissingen (Holland)

£20-£30

44. Two British Rail, Double-Royal posters to include, car sleeper trains (1965)

abd a 'car tourist service' (London- Cornwall)

£20-£40

45. Two British Railway (N.E Region) Double-Royal, advertising excursions in the early 1960's, Morecambe and Belfast, both from Yorkshire towns/cities

£50-£70

46. Two British Railway (N.E. region) Double-Royal posters, illumination

specials to Blackpool (1961) and 'Reservation of Seats' from Bradford Exchange and Forster Square in 1958/59

£50-£70

47. Two British Railways (N.E region) Double-Royal posters, excursions to Filey/Whitby and day excursions to Scarborough, both from 1950s/1960s

£50-£70

48. A B.R (W.R) poster advertising, Torquay, Queen of the English Rivera £20-£40

49. A framed/glazed carraige print "The River Wharfe, Ilkley" by Frank Sherwin, in original frame

£20-£30

50. A box of railway timetables, rail network maps, 4 railway ties and sundry

items

£20-£25

51. A box of paperwork including two copies of "Holidays by LMS" 1938 & 1939, a train register from Henwick Hall, Selby signal box (10/55 TO

3/56), 1947 LNER rules and regulations book, two legal railway documents (1917) and several H.M.S.O reports referring to railway accidents.

£30-£40

52. A box of sundry items to include, an enamel door sign (phone),

black/white metal sign (diagonal stripes), 2 paychecks (Goole/Ley.R. CO) and 10 hand bills (LNER/BR)

£30-£50

53. A leather cashbag with brass label "N.E.R DRAX HALES (wages cash)".

The station was on the Goole-Selby line opening in 1912 and closing in 1964

£100-£200

54. A box of sundry items, including a bardic handlamp, fittings for old lamps

(wicks/mantels), 11 ordnance survey maps, file of old railway forms and several books and leaflets

£20-£30

55. A rolled 1936, LNER linen-backed wall map of, Railways and Collieries in Yorkshire, Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire,Lancashire, Cheshire and North

Wales

£50-£70

56. A folded British Rail linen-backed, ordnance survey map, covering the area

including, Market Weighton, Selby, Scunthorpe and Goole, 81 x 71 cm

£20-£30

57. A 1930s Richardson's linen-backed map, of The British Isles showing railways, roads and rail distances between main stations. 123 x 97 cm

£30-£50

58. A box of sundry items to include, a modern version of Cruchleys Railway,

and telegraphic map of Yorkshire (1865), an unframed print of Gare St. Lazare, 2 rolled modern prints of Mallard and Harwich to Zeebrugge train

ferry, china mug with a picture of AS Pacific 60136 Aleazar in 1960, and 2 framed carriage prints 'Blyhburgh, Denham' and 'Gorleston-on-Sea' (Blake)

£20-£30

59. An N.E.R horsebrass attached to leather strap, stamped N.E.R £40-£60

60. An N.E.R horsebrass (without strap) and a small S.R brass shield (2) £40-£60

61. A box of sundry items to include, an album of 39 b/w photos of steam locomotives (several of LNER Pacific's pre 1948), a quantity of books on

railways in Yorkshire and other items

£20-£30

62. A box of approximately 35 working timetables, covering most parts of the

English rail network over many years in 20th century

£20-£30

63. A box of sundry items including, 3 large ceramic plates showing railway scenes in the Kensington handcrafted series, commemorating the 150th

anniversary of Stephenson's 'Locomotion' (1825-1975), 2 limited edtion plates showing Castle Locomotive 4096 Highclere Castle and LMS class

44907, and 3 small framed railway prints, plus 2 2010 railway calendars

£20-£30

64. Two copper cooking/serving pans from Glasgow Central Station, both

marked British Transport Hotels

£20-£40

65. An aluminium limited edition (798/3000) commemorative plaque of the building of, GWR Locomotive 6000 King George V at Swindon in 1927.

The plaque was also cast in the same works and has a certificate of

authenticity.

£30-£40

66. A canteen of unused cutlery, 6 fish knives and forks, with a 1948 BR(W)

card stating: this was a wedding gift from colleagues in the C.M.E Dept at Bristol

£20-£30

67. A glass inkwell stamped LMS, a small metal paperweight inscribed LNER, a small blue bottle stamped GWR on base and a LNER cashbag

£20-£30

68. A small silver plated Pullman tea pot, engraved with Pullman coat of arms £30-£50

69. A cloth pilot man armband 'Cal.RY' on the underside, a NEW armband 'Railway Service No.4177' and a GWR cashbag marked 'to Stonehouse,

Burdett Rd'

£30-£40

70. A small silver plated Pullman teapot, engraved with Pullman coat of arms,

together with a silver plates LNER tea pot (2)

£40-£60

71. A 400 piece GWR jigsaw puzzle entitled, 'Drake Goes West', in original box, all pieces present

£20-£30

72. An enamel BR look-out armband, a BR warning horn and a cloth pilot man

armband

£20-£30

73. A silver-plated Pullman coffee/hot milk pot with, wooden side handle, Pullman Co, name engraved on side, and a 1969 Oullman menu and wine

list

£80-£100

74. A cloth pilotman armband, marked 'Beeston Castle Signal Box', an

LNER/NE area rail system map and a LNER brochure 'Mile by Mile on the LNER', describing the route from London (Kings Cross) to Edinburgh

£20-£40

75. Two detonator tins, one marked 'LNER COL'K' (Colwick) and the other BR £20-£30

76. A BR wristwatch, metal container for lamp wicks, a NER railway service

(13770) armband, and two plastic warning signs "Danger overhead live wires"

£20-£40

77. An LMS pocket watch £20-£30

80. A round ground signal indicator arm £20-£25

81. A red/white home signal arm, complete with red/green glasses. 26 x 159 cm

£30-£60

82. A pressure gauge, marked 'FT.HD of Water' and an unmarked small clock

with copper base

£20-£30

83. Four ground signal indicators £30-£40

84. A red and white home signal blade, 26 x 106 cm £30-£40

85. A red and white home signal blade, 30 x 121 cm £30-£40

86. Platform lamp glass "North Cave",

This former Hull, Barnsley and West Riding junction and Dock.Co railway

station opened in July 1886 and closed to passenger traffic in August 1955

£40-£60

87. Three signal-lever identification plates, one brass, two traffolite £20-£40

88. A BR(E) oil pourer £20-£30

89. A large BR oil can £20-£30

90. A large G.N.S.R paraffin container £20-£30

91. A metal BR(M) medical box with contents £20-£30

92. WITHDRAWN

A BR white spirit can, with brass label " Telegraph Shop, White Spirit", can

was used in Stone, Staffordshire

£30-£50

93. A small BR(M) warning horn £30-£40

100. A NER/LNER cast-iron oval bridge plate '24A' £30-£40

101. A reproduction oval brass worksplate, BUILT 1955 DONCASTER (20

locomotives were built that year, Standard 5 4-6-0 73110 - 73119 and Standard 4 2-6-0 76053 - 76062).

£30-£40

102. Two rectangular cast-iron plates, max speed 40 mph, both from a

Cowand-Sheldon breakdown crane

£30-£40

103. An oval cast-iron bridge plate, BR96 £30-£40

104. An oval cast-iron bridge plate, LNWR Co.40 £30-£50

105. A cast-iron shed plate, 8E Norwich £70-£90

106. A round brass workplate, North British Loco.Co.Ltd, Glasgow, Hyde Park

works 1908 No.18386 (possible replica)

£20-£30

107. An oval cast-iron plate, 'Genly', repaired by LMS Earlestown 6-1946 and an alloy marker plate 'British Rlys Electric Cable'

£20-£30

110. Two cast-iron plates, GW 103390 and S1 £20-£30

111. A red triangualr cast-iron wagon plate, 'W.M Rigley & Son Builders Nottingham 1953'

£20-£30

112. A NER/LNER oval bridge plate 325 £20-£30

113. Two LMS 'D' wagon plates- 10 tons (516035) and 12 tons (514617) £30-£40

114. Two GWR 'D' wagon plates, 12 tons (65067) and 20 tons (35887) £20-£30

115. A GWR 'D' wagon plate, 10 tons (30420) and a 8 tons (100 GWR) £20-£30

116. A LNER rectangular wagon plate with scalloped corners, 1944 13 tons

Darlington 259154

£20-£30

117. Two LNER 'D' wagon plates, 13 tons (1946 Darlington) 282326, and 21 tons (1944 Darlington) 260524

£30-£40

118. Three circular LMS (1948) wagon plates, 158458, 168855, 168894 £30-£50

119. An oval aluminum South African dual-language, cabside number plate 36089, from a diesel-electric locomotive that was built between, 1975081

and used for mainline passenger/freight trains

£120-£150

120. A replica brass diamond workplate, North British Locomotive Co.LTD

Glasgow 1944 No.25312

£20-£40

121. Two cast-iron 'D' wagon plates, Met.Cammel 1955 20 tons B944269, and a Birmingham C&W 1951 21 tons B202162

£20-£30

122. Two cast-iron 'D' wagon plates, Pickering 1956 16 tons B561460 and

Shildon 1978 21 tons B346017

£30-£40

123. A 'D' wagon plate, M 12 tons 283929 and 2 small oval wagon plates, Birmingham R.C.&W Co.LTD, Smethwich 1948 and Pressed Steel 1958 Lot

No.30417

£20-£40

124. A brass diamond workplate, Dubs&Co. Glasgow Locomotive Works 1876

No.910 (possible replica)

£20-£40

125. A metal cabside plate, K.P.E.B (Koniglich Preubishce Eisenbahn-Verwaltung) Prussian State Railways, depicting The Imperial Eagle, 20 x

25 cm

£80-£90

126. An aluminium South African G.M Loco Workplate, general motors, South

African (PTY) LTD, electromotive division, spare plate never carried

£30-£40

127. A Scarborough Junction 16 cast iron, double sided marker, 56 cm £50-£80

128. A LNE cast iron fire grate cover, 27 cm , and a water board metal sign,

126 cm

£50-£80

129. A NER cast iron markers post 107 cm £70-£90

130. Nameplate Ashford Hall, brass ex GWR, built March 1937, first shed

allocation Wolverhampton Oxley, August 1950 shed allocation Chester, March 1959 and last shed allocation Oxford. Withdrawn from service

September 1962 and scrapped at A. King & Son, Norwich. Purchased by Mr Palk, of Wroughton ex works.

The Great Western Railway 4900 Class or Hall Class is a class of 4-6-0

mixed traffic steam locomotives designed by Charles Collett for the Great Western Railway. A total of 259 were built at Swindon Works, numbered

4900–4999, 5900–5999 and 6900–6958. As indicated by their continuing production, the Hall class proved to be very successful in a variety of

different roles, although barred from several cross-country and branch

lines because of their red weight classification. According to Peter Herring, 'they were the first true mixed traffic locomotives, and as such precursors

of the Stanier 'Black Five', Thompson B1 and BR Standard 5MT 4-6-0.

£4000-£5000

131. Cab plate 5966, cast brass for Ashford Hall, brass ex GWR, built March 1937, first shed allocation Wolverhampton Oxley, August 1950 shed

allocation Chester, March 1959 and last shed allocation Oxford. Withdrawn

from service September 1962 and scrapped at A. King & Son, Norwich. Purchased by Mr Palk, of Wroughton ex works.

The Great Western Railway 4900 Class or Hall Class is a class of 4-6-0 mixed traffic steam locomotives designed by Charles Collett for the Great

Western Railway. A total of 259 were built at Swindon Works, numbered 4900–4999, 5900–5999 and 6900–6958. As indicated by their continuing

production, the Hall class proved to be very successful in a variety of

different roles, although barred from several cross-country and branch lines because of their red weight classification. According to Peter Herring,

'they were the first true mixed traffic locomotives, and as such precursors of the Stanier 'Black Five', Thompson B1 and BR Standard 5MT 4-6-0.

£1000-£1500

135. A Southern Railway long-spouted oil can, body engraved S.R £25-£35

136. A 3 aspect BR(M) hand lamp complete with burner, together with a 3

aspect LMS hand lamp complete with burner, no front glass (2)

£50-£70

137. Three small flare lamps (LMS/BR/BR-S) £20-£30

138. A small LMS cart lamp, with burner and a small green lamp of unknown origin

£20-£30

139. A red BR(E) tail lamp, with burner £30-£40

140. A red BR(M)M tail lamp, with burner £30-£40

141. A white BR(W) tail lamp, with burner £40-£50

142. A black BR(M)M side lamp £20-£40

143. A black BR(E) side lamp, with burner £30-£50

144. A black BR(W) side lamp, with burner £40-£50

145. A black unmarked tail lamp, with burner and a silver painted unmarked tail

lamp

£40-£50

146. Two BR(E) hand lamps (4 aspect/3 aspect) £40-£60

147. A S(E)R hand lantern with burner, and a WD 1940 hand lamp, body

marked with WD arrow and date

£40-£60

148. A GWR signal lamp with burner £80-£100

149. A BR(M) signal lamp with copper base, complete with burner £25-£40

150. An LNER buffer lamp, with burner £30-£50

151. A GWR 3 aspect hand lamp with burner £40-£60

152. An Adlake gate lamp, fitted with mains electric adapter for domestic use £25-£40

153. A black BR tail lamp with burner £20-£30

154. A W.D (1945) 3 aspect hand lamp, with burner, body stamped with arrow/date

£40-£60

155. A BR(M) head lamp with burners £90-£120

156. A black B.R tail lamp with burner £30-£40

157. A BR(M) hand lantern with burner £30-£50

158. A Scottish Railway platform lantern (copper), in original condition, but one glass panel missing

£75-£100

160. A Scottish mahogany station clock, the 14" white dial painted Caledonian

Railway, with Roman numerals, the trunk with canted corners and glazed door, weight, pendulum, key, 145cm.

£250-£400

161. An Edwardian oak station fusee clock, the 12" brass dial with Roman numerals , marked GWR 1027, the back plate stamped Made in England

and numbered 810, pendulum and key.

£250-£350

165. A metal triangular road sign, indicating railway crossing gate ahead £60-£80

166. A BR(S) green/white enamel 'fire exit' sign, 13 x 38 cm £30-£50

167. A BR orange/white enamel sign, 'Warning do not trespass on the railway,

penalty £25', 20 x 35 cm

£20-£30

168. A modern metal sign entitled 'Trainspotting with Grandad', showing a GWR castle locomotive 4081 in a country station setting, 30 x 40 cm

£20-£30

169. An enamel London Midland & Scottish Railway Co. tresspass warning sign,

46 x 56 cm

£60-£80

170. A B.R.(NE) tangerine running-in board from South Milford with black edged lettering 50 x 280 cm

£100-£200