Railwayana

A GWR 12” drop-dial fusee movement wall clock with a quadrant base. An original GWR face, and with its “GWR 1476” ivorine numberplate. A superb clock

A LNER (GNR pattern) 4-aspect HANDLAMP. The body, clearly stamped “LNER”, bears a brass plate lettered “London & North Eastern Railway FIRSBY”. ...

A TOTEM “KIRKBY”. BR(M) maroon, fully-flanged. A few repaired face chips but a good colour and gloss. An ex LYR station on the Liverpool-Wigan line. I

A CARRIAGE-PRINT “Flatford Mill, (near Manningtree) Suffolk” by Kenneth Steel, from the LNER series. The mill made famous of course by Constable. In a

A SMOKEBOX NUMBERPLATE “30930”. As carried by the SR ‘Schools’ Class V 4-4-0 930 “RADLEY” built at Eastleigh in December 1934 under Order E496. It was

Two ticket-dating machines - an early GNR cast-iron ‘skeleton’ type with its brass fittings and its original BR label “B.O. Louth ER ex Firsby ER”.(wo

A “Great Westn. & Great Centl. Rys Joint Committee” cast-iron gate notice. 4 lines of text. GC pattern. Rectangular with scalloped corners 20”x1...

A LMS TENDERPLATE “LMS No. 10403. 1943”. This tender was built for the Class 8F 2-8-0, LMS 8676. It carried 4000 gallons, and 9 tons of coal. The loco

A SHEDPLATE 55G (Huddersfield February 1957-January 1967; Knottingley December 1967-May 1973). In ex-loco condition. This shedplate was carried by 903

NAMEPLATE “BONAVENTURA”. This GWR ‘combined name and numberplate’ (often known as “Ringers”) was carried by the ‘3300 Bulldog’ class 4-4-0 3354 built