48 South Down wooden bus sign measuring 32 x 4 with the following destinations ASHURST and FIVE OAKS - WORTHING.
56 GWR wooden Police Truncheons, a pair of plain design, merely stamped with company initials toward the business end.
86 Poster, British Railways Q/R Three New Ships For The Heysham Belfast Overnight Service by Wilcox, printed by Jordison & Co Ltd.
91 Poster, LNER D/R size 'Road Motor Services Aberdeen, Banchory, Ballater , Braemar'. Large image at the top of a LNER sigle deck omnibus with 1920's costumed passengers. Timetable beneath showing weekdays and Sundays services. Dated July 1929, published by the LNER and printed by the Dangerfield Press. Mounted in a glazed frame, the poster has some tape marks but is still quite superb regardless.
94 Worksplate, Hudswell Clarke & Co Ltd. 1412 dated 1920, oval, brass, 12 7/8 x 8. Ex Standard Gauge 0-4-0ST with 16 cylinders, ordered in June 1919 for Lambton & Hetton Collieries for working on the Lambton, Hetton and Joicey Railway as their No.11 and delivered in August 1920. The order book states it was painted green and built to North Eastern Railway clearances. Absorbed into the NCB in January 1947 and worked in the Philadelphia area. By 1969 it was at Hylton Colliery, Castletown, on the north bank of the River Wear at Sunderland, Co. Durham. In fine well used condition, the back not cleaned.
112 Advertising Enamel Sign 'Bermaline Bread' measuring 24 x 16. A scarce sign, appears restoration free but there is wear to the fixing holes.
119 Advertising enamel Sign 'Allan's Tone & Quality Pianos'. Blue lettering and image of piano on an orange ground. Measures 18 x 12 having a small area of restoration on the piano image. A rare sign.
127 LNWR Bracket Clock with fusee movement housed in an ornate oak case. Complete with LMS numberplate 6712. In good working condition. Last in use at the BR(LM) Headquarters Marylebone.
211 Worksplate Armstrong Whitworth number 1481 dated 1937. Ex LMS Stanier Black 5 45426 built in October 1937 Withdrawn in March 1968 from 8A Edge Hill Liverpool. Cut up August 1968 by J Buttigiegs Newport. All corners complete but there are very faint signs of 2 x in-service braises which are hardly detectable and do not detract.
215 Advertising Enamel Sign ' Gentlemen The Best - Everard's Burtons Ales In Bottle'. Pictorial with drinker in top circle, red and yellow text on black ground. Measures 16 x 10 and is in excellent condition.
220 Totem BR(S) WEST ST LEONARDS, F/F. Ex SECR station between Crowhurst and Hastings at the junction with the LB&SCR coastal route to Hastings, opened in 1887. Good colour and shine with a couple of well executed, small repairs.
232 Advertising Enamel Sign 'Adkin's Nut Brown Tobacco'. White lettering on brown ground with a light brown tobacco leaf in the centre. Measures 21 x 26 having a fair amount of restoration.
236 Advertising Enamel Sign 'Dr J.Collis Browne's Chlorodyne Acts like a charm in Diarrhoea, Colic, Dysentery, Coughs & Colds'. Measures 14 x 14 square and is in excellent condition.
251 Southern Railway enamel Target, CRAYFORD. Ex SECR station between Bexley and Dartford, opened 1st September 1866. In excellent condition with good colour and shine.
260 Totem BR(W) CULLOMPTON, F/F. Ex GWR station between Taunton and Exeter, opened on 1 May 1844. Closed in October 1964. Excellent colour and shine, virtually mint condition.
261 Great Eastern Railway Shipping Department Paperweight. Top has the company coat of arms, fully titled with anchor in centre.
267 Southern Railway Marine Department wooden Cigarette Box, beautifully carved on the lid with the SR Flag. Opens to reveal a lift-up, triple tier cigarette holder mechanism.
268 Worksplate LMS built Derby 1931, oval brass construction. Locos built in this year were 2P in the range 40661 - 40665 and 3MT in the range 40029 - 40067. Only 44 locos built that year. In excellent condition,restored many years ago.
283 Single Line brass Tablet DALMENY - FORTH BRIDGE NORTH number 10. Special configuration for converted Tyers No 1 machine, introduced in 1896 for the double line section across the famous Forth Bridge. There were 'scissor crossings' each end of the bridge and single line working could be introduced quite simply should week-end or any other time engineering works were introduced. The signal boxes controlling this section were closed on 13th May 1979 and control for such workings today, are from Edinburgh SC.
299 Totem BR(S) WOODMANSTERNE, F/F. Ex SECR station between Smitham and Chipstead & Banstead Downs on the Tattenham Corner Branch, opened on the 17 July 1932. An incredibly rare Totem, believed to be the only survivor, certainly never appeared at auction or offered privately before. Extremely good condition.
353 Worksplate, ex LMS 4MT 'Flying Pig' Locomotive 43064 built Doncaster Nov 1950. Withdrawn in June 1965 from 41J Langwith Junction and cut up at T W Ward Beighton Sheffield in Sept 1965. A wonderful example in ex loco condition with the rear having been lightly cleaned. Original wax infill traces evident on the works numbers 2071.
379 GWR Jigsaw 'A Railway Station' by Chad Valley. Made up on card to show completeness, with original box.