Lot Number 1:
Lot Description:

​Diesel Hydraulic Locomotive Nameplate SUPERB. 
​As carried by Class 43 Warship D849. New to 83D Plymouth Laira 05/61. Named from new until withdrawal 05/71. Stored at Hackney Yard, Newton Abbot until moved to Swindon Works 10/71 and cut up there 07/72. Most of the Warship nameplates appear to have their numbers painted on the reverse by the fitters on removal. Ex-service condition. Size 31in x 11in.

MINIMUM BID: £8000

​Current Bid: £8,500

Reserve Not Met
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Lot Number 2:
Lot Description:

​Diesel Hydraulic Locomotive Worksplate NORTH BRITISH LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY LTD. GLASGOW No. 27971 1960. As carried by Class 43 ‘Warship’ D842 ROYAL OAK. New to 83D Plymouth Laira 12/60 and withdrawn from there 10/71. Stored at Old Oak Common until moved to Swindon Works 11/71 and broken up during 3/72. Diamond alloy in ex loco condition.

MINIMUM BID: £2,500

​Current Bid: £2,500

Reserve Not Met

Lot Number 3:
Lot Description:

​Electro-Diesel Locomotive Nameplate THE ROYAL ALEX’. 
​As carried by Class 73 No. 73101. New to Stewarts Lane 10/65 as E6007, later becoming 73101 1/74 and 73801 7/89. Named at Brighton station 2/5/92 for the local Royal Alexandra Children’s Hospital by Ryan Satterly, a patient at the hospital. Nameplates were removed 09/96. Previously named BRIGHTON EVENING ARGUS (12/80-4/92). Withdrawn 1/04 and stored at Eastleigh Works until sold for preservation to the Dean Forest Railway 6/04 and then to the Avon Valley Railway 10/06. Sold to RVEL, Derby 6/12 and GBRF 7/18 when loco was reinstated to service. Rectangular cast aluminium in ex-loco condition. Size 58.5in x10in.


Lot Sold for £2000

​Bidder: 1734

Lot Number 4:
Lot Description:

​Electro Diesel Locomotive Worksplate THE ENGLISH ELECTRIC Co. LTD, VULCAN WORKS, NEWTON-LE-WILLOWS, ENGLAND No. 3711/E371 1966. 
​As carried by Class 73 73132. New to 75D Hither Green 07/66 as E6039 becoming 73132 1/74.Withdrawn from Hither Green 11/98. Stripped of parts at Wigan CRDC and Derby RTC with the remaining shell scrapped at Ron Hull Jr, Rotherham during 07/06. Chromed brass, face cleaned, back ex loco.


​Lot Sold for £600

Bidder: 2033

Lot Number 5:
Lot Description:

​Diesel Locomotive Nameplate 
SPIRIT OF SUNDERLAND. 
​This is the third presentation plate presented when HST power car No. 43274 was named at Kings Cross station on 14/12/15 to celebrate the launch of Virgin Trains’ Sunderland to London services. Mounted on a wooden plinth. Size 54in x 16in incl mount.


​Lot Sold for £300

​Bidder: 1850

Lot Number 6:
Lot Description:

​Diesel Locomotive Nameplate 
LEA & PERRINS. 
​As carried by Class 37 No. 37185, originally D6885 when allocated new to 87E Landore 12/63 becoming 37185 03/74. Named at Worcester Shrub Hill station on 02/05/93 by a poster competition winner and carried until withdrawal from Toton 04/99. Stored at Wigan CRDC until cut up by CF Booth, Rotherham 01/06. The other side resides in Mangapps Railway Museum. Cast aluminium in ex-loco condition. Size 51 x 10.
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MINIMUM BID: £1,800

​Current Bid: £1,800
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Reserve Not Met

Lot Number 7:
Lot Description:
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​A Pair of Equipment Plates SULZER and MANUFACTURED BY VICKERS ARMSTRONG. These plates were removed from Class 24 D5016 renumbered to 24016 4/74. New to 5B Crewe South 5/59 it was withdrawn from Eastfield 8/75 and cut up at Doncaster Works during 1/77. Ex loco condition.


Lot Sold for £60

​Bidder: 1970

Lot Number 8:
Lot Description:
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​Electric Locomotive Worksplate BRUSH TRACTION LOCOMOTIVE No. 1072 1994.As carried by Class 92 92008. Allocated to HQ pool 6/94 and named JULES VERNE before leaving the Brush factory. Entered service at Crewe Electric 7/96 and transferred to Endeavour Rail 8/05. To store at Crewe Electric 12/06 where it still remains. Rectangular alloy in ex loco condition.

MINIMUM BID: £500

Current Bid: £500
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​Bidder: 140

Lot Number 9:
Lot Description:
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​Diesel Locomotive Worksplate THE ENGLISH ELECTRIC COMPANY LTD, LONDON ROBERT STEPHENSON & HAWTHORNS LTD. LOCOMOTIVE WORKS, ENGLAND 2985/8237-1961. As carried by Class 20 D8079 becoming 20079 4/74. Allocated new to 65A Eastfield 8/61 and withdrawn from Tinsley 4/77. Moved to Derby Works and broken up there 11/78. Rectangular cast brass in ex-loco condition.


MINIMUM BID: £500

Current Bid:

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Lot Number 10:
Lot Description:
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​Alloy Diesel Locomotive Nameplate CHRISTOPHER WREN. 
​As carried by Class 60 No. 60003. Loco named after the famous astronomer and architect when built at Brush, Loughborough 07/89 and applied without ceremony. Used as a training loco at various depots until taken into stock at IM Immingham 01/92. Nameplates were removed 05/97 when it was renamed FREIGHT TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION. Loco has been stored at Toton since 11/06 despite being offered for sale by DB Cargo in 8/16 and 4/24. Ex-loco condition. Size 65.5in x 9.75in.


MINIMUM BID: £2,500

Current Bid:

​Bidder:

Lot Number 11:
Lot Description:
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​Diesel Locomotive Equipment Plate HAWKER SIDDELEY MIRRLEES DIESELS BLACKSTONE. As fitted to the power unit of Class 60 60039. Loco was new to Cardiff Canton 5/91 named ‘Glastonbury Tor’ and is currently stored at Toton and was offered for sale by DB Cargo 3/24. Ex loco condition.

MINIMUM BID: £50

Lot Sold for £60

​​Bidder: 2039

Lot Number 12:
Lot Description:
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​Coaching Stock Flamecut 94146.Originally built as GUV 86648 becoming 93648 5/83, 95146 3/92 and 94146 7/95 when converted to a High Security GUV at Springburn Works. To store at Old Oak Common 1/04 and cut up by CF Booth, Rotherham during 3/06. Size 30in x 33in.

Lot Sold for  £250

​​Bidder: 1970

Lot Number 13:
Lot Description:
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​InterCity APT Model, as used in travel agencies.

Lot Sold for £350

​​Bidder: 224

Lot Number 14:
Lot Description:
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​Diesel Locomotive Nameplate
POST HASTE. 
​As carried by Class 67 No. 67004. Arrived at Newport Docks 20/2/00 and allocated to Toton. Named at Wansford station, Nene Valley Railway, on 9/9/00 by Royal Mail’s Director of Corporate Affairs Alan Williams during the line’s ‘Mail by Rail’ event. Nameplates removed around 7/04. Later named CAIRN GORM from 3/15 to 11/17. Loco has been stored at Crewe Electric since May 2020. Rectangular cast aluminium in cleaned condition. Size 59in x 10in.

MINIMUM BID: £1,800

Current Bid:

​​Bidder:

Lot Number 15:
Lot Description:
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​Two Diesel Locomotive Bogie Plates ALSTOM 1999 and EWS BP 67-010-1999. Originally fitted to Class 67 67005. Loco new to Toton 2/00 and still in service with DB Cargo having been named KINGS MESSENGER on 6/5/25. Rectangular cast aluminium in ex loco condition.



Lot Sold for £110

​​Bidder: 2039

Lot Number 16:
Lot Description:
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​Aluminium Depot Plaque depicting an EAGLE. This being the logo for Crewe International (CE) depot. Originally applied to Railfreight Distribution electric and later EWS/RES locos allocated there. This example was removed from a Class 92 electric and is in ex-loco condition front and rear.

Lot Sold for £350

​​Bidder: 1614

Lot Number 17:
Lot Description:
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​Aluminium Depot Plaque depicting a CAT. This being the logo for Crewe Diesel (CD) depot. Originally carried by Trainload Freight, Railfreight Distribution and later EWS/RES locos allocated there. As removed ex-loco condition front and rear.

Lot Sold for £500

​​Bidder: 1582

Lot Number 18:
Lot Description:
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​Diesel Locomotive Nameplate NATIONAL GARDEN FESTIVAL GATESHEAD 1990.
​As carried by Class 43 HST power car No. 43114. New to Neville Hill 4/79 later becoming 43314 2/07. Named at Kings Cross station 10/8/89 by Glen Basham (aged 5) who was nominated to name a power car by staff of a Newcastle Hospital. The nameplates were removed 12/96. Later named EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE 1/05-6/09. To store with East Midlands Trains 12/20 and has been at Ely since 1/21. Stainless Steel Reflective Type with silver background in ex-loco condition. Size 47in x 9.75in.


MINIMUM BID: £800

Current Bid:

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Lot Number 19:
Lot Description:
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​Electric Locomotive Nameplate 
CLOTHES SHOW LIVE. 
​This is the third presentation plate. Originals carried by Class 86 No. 86222. Allocated new to ACL 1/66 as E3131 later becoming 86222 10/73, 86502 6/88 and back to 86222 10/89. Named at Birmingham International station on 15/11/94 by Jeff Banks, show presenter. The nameplates were removed 10/02. Previously named FURY (7/79-6/87) and LOYDS LIST 250TH ANNIVERSARY (6/87-11/94). Loco stored 11/02 and moved to MOD Longtown 12/02 and then to Immingham TMD 8/03. Broken up by Easco at Immingham Railfreight Terminals 12/03.Size 61in x 13in incl mount.


Lot Sold for  £200

​​Bidder: 1591

Lot Number 20:
Lot Description:
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​Diesel Locomotive Worksplate ANDREW BARCLAY SONS & Co. LTD CALEDONIA WORKS KILMARNOCK No. 457 – 1960.  
​As carried by Class 06 0-4-0 diesel mechanical shunter numbered D2430. New to 66C Hamilton 1/60 and withdrawn from 62A Thornton Junction 6/68. To G.H. Campbell, Airdrie 1/69 and scrapped. Oval cast aluminium in ex-loco condition. 

​MINIMUM BID: £300

Reserve Not Met

Lot Number 21:
Lot Description:
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​Diesel Locomotive Worksplate GM LOCOMOTIVE GROUP, LONDON, CANADA, MODEL: J T 42 CWR, SERIAL: 968702 – 018, DATE: 10-98. As carried by Class 66 66018. Arrived in the UK at Newport Docks aboard MV Fairmost on 31/10/98. Leased by Angel Trains and allocated to Toton 11/98. Acquired by DB Schenker 2/16 and has been in store at Toton since 5/23. Rectangular stainless steel in ex loco condition.

​MINIMUM BID: £200

Current Bid:

​​Bidder:

Lot Number 22:
Lot Description:
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​Electric Locomotive Nameplate 
WEST COAST RAIL 250, plus badge. 
​As carried by Class 90 No. 90011 which was allocated new to Willesden 09/88. Named at Euston station on 12/4/00 while operated by Virgin Trains and carried until 09/06 when loco was transferred to East Anglian services with National Express. Previously named THE CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF TRANSPORT (10/88-04/00) and later named LET’S GO – EAST OF ENGLAND (10/06-10/14) and EAST ANGLIAN DAILY TIMES - SUFFOLK & PROUD (10/14-04/20). After Greater Anglia finished with the Class 90s it was transferred to Freightliner and is still in service. Rectangular cast aluminium in ex-loco condition. Size 65.5in x 10in and badge 3ft x 10in.

​MINIMUM BID: £1800

Lot Sold for £2500

​​Bidder: 052

Lot Number 23:
Lot Description:
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​A set of three EWS Channel Tunnel Rings, as fitted to the Class 92 electrics when they ran in Euro Tunnel grey livery operated by Railfreight Distribution and then EWS / DB Schenker after privatisation. Some locos continued to carry the rings after repainting into other liveries. GBRF operated sixteen of these locos from July 2010. Circular cast aluminium in ex loco condition.

MINIMUM BID: £700

Current Bid: £700
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Reserve Not Met

Lot Number 24:
Lot Description:
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​Large Size Alloy BR Double Arrow. Size 30in x 18in. As removed condition.
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Lot Sold for £130

​​Bidder: 1970

Lot Number 25:
Lot Description:
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​Medium Size Alloy BR Double Arrow. Size 28in x 16in. As removed condition.
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Lot Sold for  £130

​​Bidder: 1970

Lot Number 26:
Lot Description:
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​Small Size Alloy BR Double Arrow. Size 27.5in x 17in. As removed condition.
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Lot Sold for £130

​​Bidder: 1970

Lot Number 27:
Lot Description:
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​Diesel Locomotive Flame cut 56064. 
​Ex Class 56, new to Toton 9/79. Withdrawn from Toton 01/00 and cut up by CF Booth, Rotherham during 3/09. Size 36in x 30in.

​Lot Sold for £600

​​Bidder: 1582

Lot Number 28:
Lot Description:
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​Alloy Electro Diesel Locomotive Nameplate COUNTY OF EAST SUSSEX along with its Coat of Arms Badge depicting the Sussex martlet birds. 
​As carried by Class 73 No. 73122. New to 75D Stewarts Lane as E6029 4/66 later becoming 73122 1/74, 73207 2/88 and 73971 7/15. It was named at Lewes station 16/7/85 by Cllr. John Chatfield CBE, Chairman of East Sussex Council. Loco renumbered 73207 as part of the Gatwick Express fleet. Nameplates removed 06/99. Converted at Brush, Loughborough in 2015 to 73971 and is now operated by GBRF as part of the Caledonian Sleeper fleet. Named W. S. SELLAR 5/24. Ex-loco condition. Size 80in x 9.75in.

​Lot Sold for £3,600
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​Bidder: 1510

Lot Number 29:
Lot Description:
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​Diesel Locomotive Worksplate THE HUNSLET ENGINE Co. LTD LEEDS 204 HP No. 5653 – 1960. As carried by Class 05 0-6-0 diesel mechanical shunter numbered D2604. New to 56B Ardsley 9/60 and withdrawn from 6G Llandudno Junction 12/67. To G. Cohen, Morriston, Swansea 6/68 and cut up immediately. Oval cast brass, front and back cleaned.

Lot Sold for £300

​​Bidder: 1673

Lot Number 30:
Lot Description:
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​Small Brass Plate THIS LOCOMOTIVE No 31200 WAS PREPARED & REPAINTED BY VIC BERRY RAILWAY VEHICLE DIVISION, LEICESTER VBNo12 8835.
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​MINIMUM BID: £200

Current Bid:

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Lot Number 31:
Lot Description:
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​Diesel Locomotive Headboard 
TORBAY EXPRESS. As carried by Western Hydraulic locomotives.
​Ex-service condition.
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​MINIMUM BID: £300

Current Bid:

​​Bidder:

Lot Number 32:
Lot Description:
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​Diesel Hydraulic Locomotive Worksplate BUILT 1962 SWINDON.
​As carried by Class 52 ‘Western’ D1005 WESTERN VENTURER. New to 83D Plymouth Laira 6/62 and withdrawn from there due to fire damage 11/76. To Swindon Works 1/77 and broken up during 6/77. Oval alloy in ex-loco condition.
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​MINIMUM BID: £2,000

Current Bid:

​​Bidder:

Lot Number 33:
Lot Description:
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​An attractively presented museum standard rare pair of original Hymek air warning horns mounted on wood. From Beyer-Peacock (Hymek) No. 7063. Complete with two hand valves from BR ‘Western’ Class No. 1060 WESTERN DOMINION. Professionally piped up and just ready for some compressed air to wake your neighbours up!
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​MINIMUM BID: £600

Lot Sold for £850

​​Bidder: 055

Lot Number 34:
Lot Description:
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​Diesel Hydraulic Locomotive Nameplate WESTERN EXPLORER. 
​As carried by Class 52 ‘Western’ D1002. New to 83D Plymouth Laira 03/62. Name carried from new until withdrawal 01/74. Arrived at Swindon Works on 29/01/74 and cut up there 06/74. Cast aluminium in ex-loco condition. Size 95.5in x 8.5in.
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​MINIMUM BID: £8,000

Current Bid: Reserve Not Met

Lot Number 35:
Lot Description:
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​Diesel Locomotive Nameplate NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. 
​As carried by Class 47 No. 47586. New to 16A Toton 10/64 as D1623 becoming 47042 2/74, 47586 4/83 and later 47676 7/91. Named at Wellingborough station on 20/9/89 by Cllr. Alan Northern, Chairman of Northamptonshire Planning and Transport Committee. Nameplates were removed 4/96. Stored at Doncaster 10/94 until moved to Booth Roe Metals 2/98 and broken up there during 4/98. Ex-loco condition front and back. BR weld repair to rear. Size 65.5in x 9.75in.
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Lot Sold for  £2200

​​Bidder: 1661

Lot Number 36:
Lot Description:
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​2 x small Paxman diesel plates PAXMAN DIESELS LTD, COLCHESTER, ENGLAND. Both uncarried.
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Lot Sold for  £30

​​Bidder: 2041

Lot Number 37:
Lot Description:
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​Alloy Diesel Locomotive Nameplate 
ST. MARY’S HOSPITAL PADDINGTON.
As carried by Class 43 HST power car No. 43142. New to Old Oak Common HST depot 5/80. Named at Paddington Station 4/11/86 by Sir Roger Bannister, a former graduate of the hospital. Nameplates were removed 10/88 when new style reflective plates were fitted, these were removed 3/89. Later named READING PANEL SIGNAL BOX 1965-2010 (7/11-5/18). Still in service with ScotRail. Ex-service condition. Size 34.25in x 8.75in.
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​MINIMUM BID: £1,000

Reserve Not Met

Lot Number 38:
Lot Description:
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​Alloy unused NAPIER DELTIC engine compartment plate.


Lot Sold for £100

​​Bidder: 1970

Lot Number 39:
Lot Description:
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​Fibre Diesel Locomotive Cab Plate D6521. As carried by Class 33 D6521 becoming 33108 1/74. New to 75D Hither Green 9/60 and withdrawn 5/93 and sold for preservation. Currently on the Severn Valley Railway named VAMPIRE. Ex-loco condition.
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Lot Sold for £100

​​Bidder: 2094

Lot Number 40:
Lot Description:
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​Alloy Diesel Locomotive Nameplate SEA KING. 
​As carried by Class 33 No. 33002. New to 73C Hither Green 2/60 as D6501 becoming 33002 2/74. Named at Eastleigh depot on 6/11/91 without ceremony. Nameplates were removed 10/96. Withdrawn from Stewarts Lane 2/97 and sold to HNRC 4/98 then to Direct Rail Services 12/00 and back to HNRC 11/04. Entered preservation at the South Devon Railway 1/05 and the nameplates were refitted in 2016. After a short spell at the Epping Ongar Railway in 2017 it returned to the SDR and remains there today in operational condition. Ex-loco condition. Size 33.5in x 9.75in.
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​MINIMUM BID: £1,800

Current Bid:

​​Bidder:

Lot Number 41:
Lot Description:
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Diesel Locomotive Nameplate GUGLIELMO MARCONI.
​As carried by Class 20 20128. New to 41A Tinsley 3/61 as D8050 becoming 20128 11/73 and 20307 3/98. Named at Marylebone station on 12/9/94 by Princess Elettra Marconi Giovanelli for BR Telecommunications Limited sector.The nameplates were removed 7/97. Loco stored at Carlisle Kingmoor 4/09 until moved by road to C F Booth, Rotherham 2/13 and broken up there during 5/13. Size 36in x 31in. Ex-loco Condition. 
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​MINIMUM BID: £1,800

Current Bid:

​​Bidder:

Lot Number 42:
Lot Description:
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Diesel Locomotive Worksplate THE ENGLISH ELECTRIC COMPANY LTD. LONDON, ROBERT STEPHENSON & HAWTHORNS LTD. LOCOMOTIVE WORKS, ENGLAND 2979/8231 – 1961.
​As carried by a Class 20 new to 65A Eastfield 7/61 as D8073 becoming 20073 3/74. Withdrawn 12/93 and sold to HNRC 9/99 after being stored at Springs Branch, Wigan 2/92-9/95 and Bescot. Sold to DRS and stored at MOD Smalmstown. Taken by road to Barrow Hill for spares recovery and the remaining shell was broken up at CF Booth, Rotherham during 4/06. Rectangular cast brass in ex loco condition.
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​MINIMUM BID: £500

Lot Sold for  £520
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​​Bidder: 2094

Lot Number 43:
Lot Description:
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Diesel Locomotive Flamecut 20306.
​Ex Class 20, new to 41A Tinsley 2/66 as D8131 becoming 20131 5/74 and 20306 3/98. Named ALMON B. STROWGER 3/94-7/97. Withdrawn from Carlisle Kingmoor 10/09 and cut up by CF Booth, Rotherham during 3/13.Size 25in x 9.5in.
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Lot Sold for £400
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​Bidder: 1582

Lot Number 44:
Lot Description:
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Alloy Manufacturers Equipment Plate ENGLISH ELECTRIC. As fitted to many of the company’s products. As removed condition. Large size.34in x 5in.
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Lot Sold for £70

​​Bidder: 1970

Lot Number 45:
Lot Description:
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Alloy Manufacturers Equipment Plate ENGLISH ELECTRIC. As fitted to many of the company’s products. As removed condition. Medium size. 
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Lot Sold for  £80

​​Bidder: 1970

Lot Number 46:
Lot Description:
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Class 37 locomotive air warning horn. Plenty of blue paint still extant!
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Lot Sold for £100

​​Bidder: 1970

Lot Number 47:
Lot Description:
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Diesel Locomotive Nameplate THE GLOUCESTERSHIRE REGIMENT together with its Regimental Badge. 
​As carried by Class 47 Diesel Locomotive No. 47569. New to 16A Toton as D1629 10/64 becoming 47047 2/74, 47569 1/81 and 47727 12/93. Named at Gloucester Depot open day on 1/7/90 by Brigadier S D A Firth OBE. Nameplates were removed 11/93. Later named DUKE OF EDINBURGH’S AWARD (10/94-10/02), CASTELL CAERFILLY/CAERPHILLY CASTLE (12/02-2/04), REBECCA (9/07-12/17) and EDINBURGH CASTLE/CAISTEAL DHUN EIDEANN (6/18). Still in service with GBRF. Ex-loco Condition. Size 73in x 17.5in. Badge 11.5in x 10in.
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​MINIMUM BID: £2,700

Current Bid: £3,200

Reserve Not Met

Lot Number 48:
Lot Description:
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Diesel Locomotive Flamecut 47489.
​Ex Class 47, new to 2B Oxley 2/64 as D1716 becoming 47489 12/73. Named CREWE DIESEL DEPOT 6/90-12/95. Withdrawn 1/99 and cut up by CF Booth, Rotherham during 3/10.Size 42in x 31in.
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Lot Sold for £500
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​Bidder: 1582

Lot Number 49:
Lot Description:
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Alloy Electric Locomotive Nameplate COMMONWEALTH INSTITUTE. 
​As carried by Class 91 No. 91017 later becoming 91117 02/02. New to BN Bounds Green 07/90. Named at Kings Cross station 07/07/93 by Chief Emeka Anyaoku, Secretary General of the Commonwealth and carried until removed 11/96. Later carried the names CITY OF LEEDS (10/99-12/01), CANCER RESEARCH UK (2/02-2/09), WEST RIDING LIMITED (9/11-10/19) and PROJECT ELECTRA (7/24). Off lease 10/19 and transferred to the Europhoenix pool for potential use in Europe. Held in ‘warm storage’ at Doncaster Belmont Yard until moved to Barrow Hill 2/22. Moved to Falcon Works, Loughborough 2/24 and was used on the Midland Main Line OLE test train Aug/Sep 2024 before returning to Loughborough. Ex-loco condition. Size 59in x 17.75in.
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​MINIMUM BID: £1,800

Current Bid:

​​Bidder:

Lot Number 50:
Lot Description:
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Large Intercity Promotional model of a Class 91 Electric locomotive in Intercity livery. Outstanding quality in a bespoke Perspex case.
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Lot Sold for £600
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Bidder: 006
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Lot Number 51:
Lot Description:
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Metal Intercity poster header plate. Good Condition.
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​MINIMUM BID: £30

Current Bid:

​​Bidder:

Lot Number 52:
 Lot Description:
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Wooden Replica Nameplate
​ST PADDY. Size 44in x 7.5in.
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Lot Sold for £30

​​Bidder: 1892

Lot Number 53:
Lot Description:
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Diesel Locomotive Nameplate  INVERNESS TMD. 
​This is the third presentation plate, presented when Class 37 No. 37025 was named at Inverness TMD on 18/3/94 by Tom Hemsley, Depot Engineer, Inverness. The nameplates were removed 7/99 but were refitted on 29/9/07 at the Bo’ness & Kinneil Railway after the loco had entered preservation in 2000. Size 32.5in x 8in incl mount.


Lot Sold for  £300

​​Bidder: 1850

Lot Number 54:
Lot Description:
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Diesel Locomotive Nameplate 
​HMS PENZANCE. This is the third presentation nameplate presented when HST power car No. 43198 was named at Penzance station on 26/6/00. These were carried between 06/00 and 08/03. Mounted on a wooden board with accompanying plaque ‘Presented to Chris Green, Chief Executive of Virgin Trains 26/6/00’. Size 54in x 15in incl mount.

Lot Sold for £410
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Bidder: 2025

Lot Number 55:
Lot Description:
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Brass Diesel Locomotive Nameplate SIR DANIEL GOOCH along with its matching Brass Cabside Numberplate 47628 in GWR style.Loco new to 87E Landore 2/65 as D1663 later becoming 47078 2/74 and 47628 1/85. Named at Paddington station on 8/5/85 by Sidney Green, General Secretary of NUR, for the GW150 celebrations, replacing the cast aluminium ones fitted on 16/5/65. Nameplates were removed 12/89. Loco stored awaiting disposal from Crewe Diesel 5/97 and despite being sold to Fragonset Railways 9/01 it remained stored until cut up by Ron Hull Junior, Rotherham 3/06. Nameplate Size 64in x 8in.

​MINIMUM BID: £6,000

Current Bid: £6,000

​​Reserve Not Met

Lot Number 56:
Lot Description:
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Diesel Hydraulic Locomotive Worksplate NORTH BRITISH LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY LTD. GLASGOW No. 27751 1958.
​As carried by unclassified shunter D2900. New to 1D Devons Road (Bow) 4/58. To Crewe Works 4/66 for use as a works shunter but was out of use by 7/66. Withdrawn 2/67 and sold to Slag Reduction, Ickles, Rotherham and broken up there during 11/67. FIRST OF A SMALL CLASS OF 14 locos. Brass diamond in ex-loco condition.

Lot Sold for £750
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​​Bidder: 1505

Lot Number 57:
Lot Description:
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Fibre Diesel Locomotive Cab Plate D6527. As carried by Class 33 D6527 becoming 33110 2/74. New to 75D Hither Green 10/60 and withdrawn from Stewarts Lane 9/92. Sold for preservation to the Bodmin & Wenford Railway and is currently on a private site undergoing overhaul. Ex-loco condition.

​MINIMUM BID: £100

Lot Sold for £130

​​Bidder: 2072

Lot Number 58:
Lot Description:
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Diesel Locomotive Flamecut Panel LANCASTRIA. 
​As carried by Class 40 D223/40023. New to 5A Crewe North 8/59 and withdrawn from Carlisle Kingmoor 5/81. Cut up at Crewe Works 1/85. This stencilled name was applied after the original and resin replacement nameplates were removed. The wording is situated between the two original nameplate fixing bolts. The loco was withdrawn in 1981 and cut up at Crewe works in 1985. Ex-loco condition. Size 31in x 8.5in.


Lot Sold for  £720

​​Bidder: 1970

Lot Number 59:
Lot Description:
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Alloy Diesel Locomotive Nameplate RESTYLED. 
​This is a presentation plate mounted on a backboard. The name was cast for application to a RES class 47/7 but was never used as it was deemed unsuitable. Very Good Condition. Size 51.5in x 10in.

​MINIMUM BID: £200

Current Bid:

​​Bidder:

Lot Number 60:
Lot Description:
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Alloy Diesel Locomotive Nameplate DAVIES THE OCEAN. 
​As carried by Class 47 No. 47488 Allocated new to 86A Cardiff Canton 5/64 as D1713 becoming 47488 2/74. Officially named at Rhymney station, Cardiff Valleys on 8/5/95 by Evan King, Chargeman at Rhymney station although the nameplates were fitted early in 1995 at the Railway Age, Crewe. The nameplates were removed 3/97. Previously named RAIL RIDERS (8/88-9/92). The loco was withdrawn 10/93 and sold to Waterman Railways 12/93 for further use. Sold to Fragonset Railways 3/97 and then Swift Rail 2/07, European Metal Recycling 7/07 and Mainline Rail 8/07. Sold to Nemesis Rail 6/10 and stored at Barrow Hill until moved to Nemesis Rail Depot at Burton-On-Trent 4/12 where it remains stored. Ex-Loco condition.

​MINIMUM BID: £2,500

Current Bid:

​​Bidder:

Lot Number 61:
Lot Description:
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Virgin Pendolino EMU Model. Promoted as an executive gift from Virgin/Angel/Alstom ‘and not intended for sale or use within the toy market’. Boxed and in lovely condition.

​MINIMUM BID: £50

Lot Sold for £50
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​Bidder: 006

Lot Number 62:
Lot Description:
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Alloy InterCity Swallow Crest. As fitted to HST Class 43 Power Car, right hand side. Size 81in x 23in.Ex-loco condition.



Lot Sold for £350

​​Bidder: 1866

Lot Number 63:
Lot Description:
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Large Oval Alloy 'MERLIN' Badge as fitted to the first HST No. 43 001 possibly for promotional purposes. 
There was only one made which was only fitted to the left-hand body side for one day only in 1996 for promotional photos of the New HST Loco. Once in service it carried the number 43 168. A Unique one-off !



Lot Sold for  £600
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​Bidder: 2074

Lot Number 64:
Lot Description:
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Alloy Office Nameplate 125 HOUSE, BRITISH RAIL WESTERN REGION. Located at Swindon.As removed condition. Size 37in x 15in.
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Lot Sold for £330
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​Bidder: 2074

Lot Number 65:
Lot Description:
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Alloy Diesel Locomotive Nameplate CITY OF WESTMINSTER along with its separate Coat of Arms plaque. 
​As carried by Class 43 HST power car No. 43026. New to St. Philips Marsh, Bristol 10/76. Named at Paddington station on 29/5/85 by Cllr. Roger Bramble, Lord Mayor of Westminster. The COA was fitted to the right. Nameplates were removed in 1989 but stainless steel nameplates and plaque were fitted in 2/91 and carried until 8/06. Later named MICHAEL EAVIS (4/15-6/18). In service with ScotRail since 10/18. Ex-loco condition. Size 34.25in x 8.75in.
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​MINIMUM BID: £1,500

Current Bid: £1,500
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Reserve Not Met
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Lot Number 66:
Lot Description:
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Alloy Voyager Nameplate 
PRINCE MADOC. 
​As carried by Class 221 ‘Super Voyager’ 221144. This class was introduced 2001/2 and many were named without ceremony at Central Rivers depot. This name was carried from 10/02-02/09. This 4-car unit was disbanded around 2009 to allow the formation of two further 5-car sets. The remaining vehicles becoming spare. Ex-service condition. Size 30.75in x 13.5in.

​Lot Sold for £850

​​Bidder: 1207

Lot Number 67:
Lot Description:
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Diesel Multiple Unit Nameplate CRIMESTOPPERS. 
​As carried by Class 143 DMU 143605. Built by Walter Alexander & Andrew Barclay 1985 and allocated to Heaton 9/85 as 143005 becoming 143605 6/89. Named at Cardiff without ceremony in 2000. The nameplates were removed in early 2006. Stored at Landore 1/21 for stripping and moved by road to Sims Metals, Newport 6/21 and scrapped.Ex-service condition. Size 38.25in x 7.5in.

MINIMUM BID: £200

Current Bid:

​​Bidder:

Lot Number 68:
Lot Description:
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Diesel Locomotive Worksplate THE ENGLISH ELECTRIC Co. LTD. VULCAN WORKS. NEWTON-LE-WILLOWS, ENGLAND No. 3819/D1190 1968.
​As carried by Class 50 D449 becoming 50049 2/74, 50149 7/87 and 50049 2/89. Allocated new to D05 Stoke-on-Trent Division 12/68. Named ‘DEFIANCE’ at Laira Depot 2/5/78 and carried until removed when loco was withdrawn from Laira 8/91. Stored at Laira until sold to the Class 50 Society 11/91 for preservation. Previously based on the West Somerset Railway it is currently based at the Severn Valley Railway. Rectangular chromed brass in ex-loco condition.



Lot Sold for £3,250

​​Bidder: 067

Lot Number 69:
Lot Description:
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Small Brass Bogie Plate DONCASTER WORKS A.C. BOGIE No. 4.
​Ex-service condition.

​MINIMUM BID: £30

Current Bid:

​Bidder:

Lot Number 70:
Lot Description:
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Diesel Locomotive Flamecut 20123.
​Ex Class 20, new to 66A Polmadie 3/62 as D8123 becoming 20123 11/73. Withdrawn from Bescot 5/87 and cut up by Vic Berry, Leicester during 8/88. Size 31.5in x 13.5in.


Lot Sold for £450
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​Bidder: 1970

Lot Number 71:
Lot Description:
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Stone Wagon Wooden Flamecut DB 993928. Ex-Shark ZUA wagon. Tare: 20.0 Ton. Size 30in x 25in.
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​MINIMUM BID: £60

Current Bid:

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Lot Number 72:
Lot Description:
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Alloy Depot Plaque depicting the Cooling Towers for TOTON depot.
​An uncarried example.


Lot Sold for £100

​​Bidder: 1591

Lot Number 73:
Lot Description:
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Alloy Depot Plaque depicting Battersea Power Station for STEWARTS LANE depot. An uncarried example.
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Lot Sold for £500

​​Bidder: 1582

Lot Number 74:
Lot Description:
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Electro-Diesel Locomotive Nameplate QUADRANT together with its shield-shaped logo badge. 
As carried by Class 73 Electro-Diesel No. 73105. New to 75D Stewarts Lane 12/65 as E6011 later becoming 73105 1/74 and 73969 1/15. Named at Victoria station 4/11/87 by Graham McVey, Chief Executive of Reed Publishing and nameplates removed 8/89 when Quadrant Publishing Services withdrew from rail distribution services. Loco withdrawn 7/01 and sold to Fragonset Railways 3/02 and then Nemesis Rail 3/07. Taken by road to the Shackerstone Railway 6/04 and remained there until 7/13. Sold to GBRF 7/14 and moved to Brush, Loughborough for conversion to 73969 and now part of the Caledonian sleeper fleet. Ex-loco condition.
​Size 39.5in x 9.75in.
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​MINIMUM BID: £1,500

Current Bid:

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Lot Number 75:
Lot Description:
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Diesel Hydraulic Locomotive Worksplate NORTH BRITISH LOCOMOTIVE Co. LTD. THE GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY LTD No. 27681 1958.
​As carried by Class 21 D6100. New to 34B Hornsey 12/58. To store at Peterborough New England shed 2/60 until returned to service at Eastfield 4/60. Stored again from 1/64 until converted to Class 29 at St. Rollox Works 12/67. Withdrawn from Eastfield 10/71 and stored there until moved to St. Rollox Works and broken up during 11/72. FIRST OF THE CLASS. Alloy diamond in ex-loco condition.

​MINIMUM BID: £600

Current Bid:

​​Bidder:

Lot Number 76:
Lot Description:
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Diesel Locomotive Worksplate BRITISH RAILWAYS DERBY BUILT 1966 POWER EQUIPMENT BY ASSOCIATED ELECTRICAL INDUSTRIES LTD AND SULZER.
​As carried by a Class 25 in the number range D7598-D7623, D7660-D7672 later becoming 25248-25273, 25310-25322. Rectangular cast aluminium in ex-loco condition.

Lot Sold for £400

​​Bidder: 1970

Lot Number 77:
Lot Description:
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Alloy Diesel Locomotive Nameplate 
HARLECH CASTLE. 
This nameplate was carried in preservation by Class 25 D7615 / 25265. Named at Darley Dale station on 17/10/92. Sold to the Shackerstone Railway 11/94 and then the Great Central Railway 5/99. This loco was unofficially named CASTELL HARLECH / HARLECH CASTLE during its later years on British Rail in stencilled form on the body side. Loco is currently stored at Nemesis, Burton on Trent awaiting restoration. 
Ex-loco condition. Size 37in x 13.5in.

​MINIMUM BID: £1,000

Current Bid:

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Lot Number 78:
Lot Description:
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Diesel Locomotive Nameplate CASTELL CAERFFILI / CAERPHILLY CASTLE. Originally carried by Class 47 No. 47615. New to 82A Bristol Bath Road 2/66 as D1929 becoming 47252 3/74, 47615 6/84 and 47747 4/94. Named at Caerphilly station on 30/4/85 by Cllr. Reg Parry, Chairman of Rhymney District Council as part of the GW150 events. The nameplates were removed 8/92 and transferred to Class 37 37887. New to 88A Cardiff Canton 3/63 as D6820 becoming 37120 3/74 and 37887 1/88. Named at Toton Depot 9/92 without ceremony. The nameplates were removed 9/97. Both locos were broken up by C F Booth, Rotherham, 37887 4/08 and 47747 6/13.Ex-loco condition. Size 65in x 18in.

​MINIMUM BID: £2,500

Current Bid:

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Lot Number 79:
Lot Description:
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Diesel Locomotive Nameplate DERBY EVENING TELEGRAPH and badge.
As carried by Class 47 No. 47973. New to 85A Worcester 8/64 as D1614, later becoming 47034 3/74, 47561 10/80, 97561 9/88 and 47973 7/89. Named at Derby Research Centre 25/9/90 by Derek Perkins, long serving employee of the Derby Evening Telegraph and removed on withdrawal 9/96. Previously named MIDLAND COUNTIES RAILWAY 150 1839-1989 (5/89-3/90). Stored at Adtranz, Crewe until cut up on site by staff working for M R J Phillips of Llanelly 2/97. Rectangular cast aluminium in ex-loco condition. Size 91in x 9.75in.

​MINIMUM BID: £1,800

Current Bid:

​​Bidder:

Lot Number 80:
Lot Description:
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Diesel Locomotive Worksplate RE-ENGINEERED BY BRUSH TRACTION 2003.
​As carried by Class 57 57604. Originally built as Class 47 D1859/47209/47393/47209 it was converted to Class 57 at Brush, Loughborough 1/04 and entered service at Laira. Named PENDENNIS CASTLE on 5/10/04. Still in service on GWR Night Riviera sleeper services. Rectangular alloy in ex-loco condition.



Lot Sold for £550
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​Bidder: 1930

Lot Number 81:
Lot Description:
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Diesel Locomotive Flamecut 08695.
​Ex Class 08, new to 17A Derby 11/59 as D3862 becoming 08695 7/74. To store 2/04. Sold to HNRC and used at Barrow Hill but was traded with CF Booth, Rotherham for 08665 and cut up there 12/09. Size 31in x 31in.

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Lot Sold for £400
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​Bidder: 1582

Lot Number 82:
Lot Description:
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Diesel Locomotive Nameplate 
PRIDE OF EASTLEIGH. 
​As carried by Class 47 No. 47812. New to 86A Cardiff Canton 11/65 as D1916 later becoming 47239 4/74, 47657 10/86 and 47812 7/89. Named at a private ceremony at Eastleigh Depot 6/2/02. The nameplates were removed 08/03. Loco still in service with West Coast Railways at Carnforth. Cast aluminium in Ex-loco condition.

​MINIMUM BID: £2,800

Current Bid:

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Lot Number 83:
Lot Description:
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Wooden Depot Plaque for EASTLEIGH. As removed from Class 33 locomotive No. 33202 THE BURMA STAR.
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Lot Sold for  £500

​​Bidder: 1582

Lot Number 84:
Lot Description:
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Electric Locomotive Nameplate 
​SIR CHARLES HALLE. This is the third presentation plate presented when class 86 86237 was named at Manchester Piccadilly station on 29/11/83 by Cllr. Michael Taylor, Lord Mayor of Manchester. In very good condition mounted on a wooden plinth.
Size 59in x 10in.
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Lot Sold for £320

​​Bidder: 1997

Lot Number 85:
Lot Description:
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Diesel Locomotive Worksplate THE ENGLISH ELECTRIC COMPANY LTD. LONDON. THE VULCAN FOUNDRY LTD. LOCOMOTIVE WORKS, ENGLAND. No. 3072 / D622. 1960. 
​As carried by Class 40 D326 later becoming 40126 3/74. New to 5A Crewe North 12/60 and withdrawn from Carlisle Kingmoor 2/84. To Doncaster Works 3/84 and cut up during 4/84. A very special worksplate, as this was THE LOCO INVOLVED IN THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY on 8/8/63. Rectangular chromed brass in ex-loco condition.
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Lot Sold for £5000

​​Bidder: 2059

Lot Number 86:
Lot Description:
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Diesel-era Locomotive Headboard FLYING SCOTSMAN. 
​As carried by Class 40 locomotives. With lamp bracket to rear and marked at rear KINGS + TOP SHED 34A and 34B HORNSEY. Ex-service condition.
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Lot Sold for £1500

​​Bidder: 290

Lot Number 87:
Lot Description:
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Wooden model of the prototype Warship locomotive, made in the pattern shop at Swindon works. A one-off example, roughly O gauge in size.

​MINIMUM BID: £300

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Lot Number 88:
Lot Description:
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Electro Diesel Locomotive Nameplate ROYAL OBSERVER CORPS.
​Third plate/presentation plate, the originals as carried by Class 73 No. 73137. Allocated new to 75D Stewarts Lane 9/66 as E6044 later becoming 73137 2/74 and 73202 2/88 when dedicated to Gatwick Express duties. Named at Waterloo station on 30/10/85 by Air Chief Marshall Sir David Craig. The nameplates were removed 8/99. Later Named DAVE BERRY (7/05-12/13) and GRAHAM STENNING (12/15-4/23). Loco still in service with GBRf. Size 79.5in x 9.75in.

​MINIMUM BID: £250
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Lot Number 89:
Lot Description:
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Alloy Electro Diesel Locomotive Nameplate UNIVERSITY OF KENT at Canterbury. 
​As carried by class 73 No. 73112. New to 75D Stewarts Lane 2/66 as E6018, later becoming 73112 3/74, 73213 6/96. Named 3/4/90 at Canterbury West station by the Right Rev David Say, Pro-Vice Chancellor of University of Kent to mark the silver jubilee of the University of Kent. Nameplates were removed 8/99. Later named RHODALYN (8/13). After periods in store since 6/01 it has been in service with GBRF since 6/20. Ex-Loco condition. Size 65.5in x 13.75in.

​MINIMUM BID: £2,500

Current Bid:

​​Bidder:

Lot Number 90:
Lot Description:
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Diesel Locomotive Cast Numberplate 57305, together with its cast Pullman Crest as carried by Class 57 57305 whilst operated by DRS and used on theNorthern Belle services around the country between 2011 and 2017. No. 57305 was originally built as Class 47 D1758 becoming 47164, 47571 and 47822 until converted to Class 57 at Loughborough 02/03 for Virgin Trains. Named THUNDERBIRDS JOHN TRACY (02/03-8/11) and NORTHERN PRINCESS (10/14-06/20). Still in service, operated by GBRf at Peterborough. Ex-loco condition.

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​MINIMUM BID: £2,000

Current Bid:

​​Bidder:

Lot Number 91:
Lot Description:
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Diesel Locomotive Worksplate RE-ENGINEERED BY BRUSH TRACTION 2002. As carried by Class 57 57303. This loco was converted from Class 47 D1957/47554/47705 at Brush Traction, Loughborough emerging as 57303 on 27/2/03. Has been named THUNDERBIRDS ALAN TRACY 2/03-8/11 and PRIDE OF CARLISLE 9/14-9/21. Still in service with GBRf at Peterborough. Rectangular alloy in ex loco condition.


Lot Sold for £750

​​Bidder: 1672

Lot Number 92:
Lot Description:
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Diesel Locomotive Flamecut 37677.
​Ex Class 37, new to 86A Cardiff Canton 4/63 as D6821 becoming 37121 2/74 and 37677 5/87. To store 12/02 and cut up by C F Booth, Rotherham during 10/08. Size 36in x 30in.

Lot Sold for £500

​​Bidder: 1582

Lot Number 93:
Lot Description:
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Diesel Locomotive Worksplate THE ENGLISH ELECTRIC COMPANY LTD, No. 3006/8258 1961, ROBERT STEPHENSON & HAWTHORNS LTD. LOCOMOTIVE WORKS, ENGLAND.
​As carried by Class 20 D8100 becoming 20100 2/74. New to 65A Eastfield 11/61 and withdrawn from Toton 05/89. Stored at Toton, Stanton Gate and Carlisle until moved to M.C Metals, Glasgow 12/90 and cut up there 2/91. Rectangular cast brass in ex-loco condition.
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​MINIMUM BID: £500

Current Bid:

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Lot Number 94:
Lot Description:
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Alloy Diesel Locomotive Nameplate CITY OF BRISTOL.
​As carried by Class 43 HST power car No. 43126. New to Old Oak Common 6/79. Named at Bristol Temple Meads station on 17/04/85 by Cllr. Claude Draper, Lord Mayor of Bristol. Changed to stainless steel plates 09/91 and then new cast plates fitted 06/94. Carried until 10/06. Loco has been in service with Abellio Scot Rail since 12/17. Ex-loco condition front and back. Size 34.5in x 9in.


​MINIMUM BID: £2,000

Current Bid:

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Lot Number 95:
Lot Description:
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Alloy Diesel Locomotive Nameplate BRISTOL BATH ROAD. 
​As carried by a Class 47 Diesel Locomotive No. 47816. Allocated new to 82A Bristol Bath Road 03/64 as D1725, later becoming 47490 2/74 and 47768 3/94. Named at Bristol Bath Road TMD on 22/9/88 by Dr. Peter Rickard, Director of Planning, Royal Mail. Nameplates removed 6/91. Later named ‘Resonant’ (3/93-06/00). Withdrawn 4/04 and sold for preservation to the Vale of Glamorgan Railway, Barry 10/05. Moved to Carnforth 3/11 and is currently stored there owned by West Coast Railways. Ex-loco condition. Size 65.5in x 9.75in.


Lot Sold for £4,500
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​Bidder: 1990

Lot Number 96:
Lot Description:
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Alloy Diesel Locomotive Plate QUALITY APPROVED. 
​This plate was fitted to 47816 below the name BRISTOL BATH ROAD (as fitted to the same loco, above) on 26/05/95 to recognise the depot’s ISO9002 Award. Removed with the nameplate 12/02. Ex-loco as removed condition. Cast aluminium in ex-loco condition. Size 33.5in x 5in.

Lot Sold for £500

​​Bidder: 2025

Lot Number 97:
Lot Description:
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Diesel Locomotive Flame Cut Number Panel ADB 68025. 
​As carried by Class 27 No. 27207 when used as a training loco at Eastfield Depot. In departmental service between 12/86 until withdrawal 08/87. Correct number should have been ADB 968025. Loco also previously numbered D5404 / 27113. Cut up by staff of M C Metal Processing at Springburn Works, Glasgow 03/88. As removed condition.


Lot Sold for £400
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​Bidder: 1970

Lot Number 98:
Lot Description:
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Alloy Diesel Locomotive Nameplate FIRE FLY. 
​As carried by Class 47 No. 47609. The only loco to have the name on two separate plates which were fitted either side of the GWR Coat of Arms. New to 87E Landore 02/65 as D1656, later becoming 47072 1/74, 47609 4/84, 47834 8/89 and 47798 4/95. Named at Windsor & Eton Central station on 24/08/85 as part of the GWR 150 celebrations by a Jim’ll Fix It ‘name a loco’ winner. Nameplates were removed 04/95 when loco was converted for royal train use, becoming 47798 PRINCE WILLIAM 5/95. Withdrawn 02/04 and currently preserved in the National Railway Museum York. Ex-loco condition.Size 19.5in x 8in plus 16in x 8in.


​MINIMUM BID: £1,800

Current Bid: £2,000

​​Reserve Not Met

Lot Number 99:
Lot Description:
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Diesel Locomotive Nameplate ESCAFELD. This unofficial name was carried by Class 08 shunter 08691. New to 27E Walton on the Hill 10/59 as D3858 becoming 08691 2/74. Named at Tinsley depot on 16/9/87. Nameplates were removed by 6/03. Escafeld is the Anglo-Saxon word for Sheffield. Loco later named TERI 10/03 and is still in service on hire to Freightliner. The nameplate is made of hardwood and the top-mounted Tinsley Rose badge is resin. Ex-service condition. Size 27in x 15in.


Current Bid: £700

​​Bidder: 2005

Lot Number 100:
Lot Description:
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Electric Locomotive Worksplate THE ENGLISH ELECTRIC COMPANY LTD. LONDON. THE VULCAN FOUNDRY LTD. LOCOMOTIVE WORKS, ENGLAND. No. 2935 / E271. 1960.
​As carried by Class 83 E3031/ 83008. New to ACL 11/60 as E3031 becoming 83008 11/72. Stored at Bury Old Steam shed from 5/69 until moved to Doncaster Works for mods and refurbishment 6/72. Stored again at Longsight 1/82 and withdrawn from there 7/83. Moved to Cockshute Yard, Stoke 6/84 and then to Vic Berry, Leicester 9/84 and broken up during 11/84. Rectangular chromed brass in restored condition.

Lot Sold for £4,000

​​Bidder: 1890

Lot Number 101:
Lot Description:
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Electric Locomotive cast numberplates E3172/86233. These numberplates were fitted when Class 86 86233, operated by Virgin Trains, was repainted into retro British Railways blue livery at Willesden depot in June 2002. It was also named ALSTOM HERITAGE at the unveiling on 24/6/02, the nameplates were removed when the loco was stored in October 2003. Allocated new to A C Lines 6/65 as E3172 and renumbered to 86233 1/74, 86506 1/89 and back to 86233 8/89. It was named LAURENCE OLIVIER from 06/80-06/02. Remained stored at various locations from 2003 until exported in 2012 to Bulgaria for operator Bulmarket for spares only and stored at Ruse Dockyard. It was finally scrapped in 2019.


Lot Sold for £2,000
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​Bidder: 488

Lot Number 102:
Lot Description:
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A.C. Electric Locomotive
"LION AND WHEEL" Crest.
​Cast aluminium. As fitted to the WCML electric locos from a Class 83 when first introduced. As removed condition. Rare example.



Lot Sold for £800
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​Bidder: 224

Lot Number 103:
Lot Description:
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Diesel Hydraulic Bogie Plate NORTH BRITISH LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY LTD. GLASGOW BOGIE No. 6306/65 BUILT 1960.
​As carried by Class 22 locomotives, the bogies were often swapped around during overhaul and this example has D6322 written on the back of the plate. Brass diamond in cleaned condition.


​MINIMUM BID: £200

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Lot Number 104:
Lot Description:
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Alloy Diesel Locomotive Nameplate TEESSIDE STEELMASTER. 
​First carried by Class 37 No. 37078, named at BSC Lackenby Works 4/7/84 by Tim Allison, staff competition winner to name loco. Nameplates removed 2/87 and transferred to 37501 at Thornaby TMD 3/87 until 1/91. Finally fitted to 37712 at Thornaby TMD 9/92 and carried until 4/97. 37501 is still in service and was renamed Teesside Steelmaster on 5/3/25. 37078 was scrapped at EMR, Kingsbury 02/04 and 37712 is stored at Carnforth. Ex-loco as removed condition.Size 59in x 17.75in.

MINIMUM BID: £2,500

Current Bid: £2,500
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Reserve Not Met

Lot Number 105:
Lot Description:
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Electric Locomotive Worksplate BRUSH TRACTION LOCOMOTIVE No. 1079 1994. As carried by Class 92 92017. Released to HQ 9/94 and named SHAKESPEARE at Crewe IETD open day on 24/9/94. Into service at Crewe Electric 9/95. Transferred to Endeavour Rail 8/05 and stored until returning to service 12/07. Named BART THE ENGINE 1/10. Stored again 5/14 at Crewe Electric where it remains. Rectangular alloy in ex-loco condition.

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Lot Sold for  £500
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​Bidder: 140

Lot Number 106:
Lot Description:
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Electric Locomotive Nameplate 
BLACK DOUGLAS. 
​As carried by Class 87 No. 87030. Allocated new to Willesden 06/74, it was named without ceremony at Willesden ETD on 10/7/78 after Sir James Douglas who was an associate of Robert the Bruce. Nameplates were removed March 2005 when loco was withdrawn. Stored at Long Marston until moved to EMR, Kingsbury, September 2010, and cut up there during July 2011. Rectangular cast aluminium in ex-loco condition. Size 59in x 10in.

Lot Sold for £3,500
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​Bidder: 488

Lot Number 107:

Lot Description:
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Alloy Diesel DMU Nameplate 
SIR MYLES HUMPHREYS.
As carried by a Northern Ireland Railways Class 80 - No 99. The last of 22 power cars built by BREL in 1978. It was named in 1978 and damaged in an attack in May 1993 but repaired during 1994. Now converted to standard gauge and stored at the East Lancs Railway at Bury to provide spares for DEMU 207202. It is currently used as a workshop/storeroom. As removed condition. Size 34in x 6in.


Lot Sold For £550
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​Bidder: 1827

Lot Number 108:
Lot Description:
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Diesel Locomotive Nameplate 
HIGH PEAK. 
​As carried by Class 60 60002. Entered service at Immingham 12/92 named CAPABILITY BROWN. Named High Peak at RMC Roadstone, Dove Holes Quarry, Peak Forest on 23/2/98 by Tom Levitt MP for High Peak and John Bradley, winner of a local school competition to name the loco. Nameplates were removed 3/14. Later named TEMPEST and GRAHAM FARISH 50TH ANNIVERSARY 1970-2020.Loco still in service with GBRf. Rectangular cast aluminium in ex-loco condition.

​MINIMUM BID: £2,500

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​​Bidder:

Lot Number 109:
Lot Description:
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Diesel Locomotive Worksplate BUILT 1960 SWINDON. As carried by a Class 03 shunter in the number range D2128 to D2175 later 03128 to 03175. Oval cast iron in ex loco condition.

​MINIMUM BID: £200

Current Bid:

​​Bidder:

Lot Number 110:
Lot Description:
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Alloy Diesel Locomotive Nameplate HIGHLAND ENTERPRISE. 
​As carried by Class 37 Diesel Locomotive No. 37427. New to 86A Cardiff Canton 6/65 as D6988 later becoming 37288 3/74 and 37427 2/86. Named by Fraser Morrison, Chairman of Highland and Island Enterprise on the 17/5/93 at Inverness Station. Nameplates were removed 11/96. Previously named BONT Y BERMO (4/86-9/93). Loco stored at Toton 5/07-11/12 until moved to C F Booth, Rotherham and cut up there 2/13. Ex-loco condition. Size 73in x 9.75in.

​MINIMUM BID: £2,500

Current Bid: £2,500
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Lot Number 111:
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Electro-Diesel Locomotive Nameplate MID-HANTS / WATERCRESS LINE. 
​As carried by Class 73 No. 73005. New to 73A Stewarts Lane 8/62. Named at Waterloo station on 10/9/88 by Sir James Scott, Lord Lieutenant of Hampshire. Nameplates were removed 8/93. To store 12/01 and sold for preservation to the Dean Forest Railway 10/02. Re-instated to the national network 6/05 and sold to GBRF 5/14 and renumbered 73966 9/14. Still in service working Caledonian sleeper services. Face cleaned condition. Size 43.5in x 17in.


​MINIMUM BID: £2,500

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Lot Number 112:
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Brass Diamond Diesel Worksplate NORTH BRITISH LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY LTD, GLASGOW No. 27870 – 1960. Believed to have been carried by an industrial locomotive.


​MINIMUM BID: £200

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Lot Number 113:
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Diesel Locomotive Nameplate
CARDIFF CANTON. 
​As carried by Class 56 No. 56044. New to Toton 5/78. Named at Cardiff Canton Depot on 9/8/91 by George Wright, depot boilersmith. The nameplates were removed around 12/00 when the loco was stored at Immingham. Withdrawn 7/05 and scrapped at C F Booth, Rotherham during 9/07. The name was later carried by 37422 (1/03-3/11), 37254 (4/17-) and 37714 (3/17- in preservation). Ex-loco condition. Size 59in x 10in.

​MINIMUM BID: £2,500

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Lot Number 114:
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Electric Locomotive Nameplate 
JAMES KENNEDY G.C. 
​As carried by Class 86 locomotive No. 86242. New to A.C.L 1/66 as E3138, becoming 86242 3/74. Named at Glasgow Central station on 12/11/81 by Ellen Kennedy, widow. James Kennedy was a gateman at Springburn Works, Glasgow who was fatally injured by shotgun wounds when trying to stop an armed robbery of the works wages on 21/12/73. Nameplates were removed 9/02. Later named COLCHESTER CASTLE (10/02-9/04). Stored at MOD Pigs Bay, Shoeburyness 10/04-3/08 and then to Long Marston. Sold to Europhoenix Ltd for export to Hungary arriving there on 7/7/13 now numbered 0450 008-2. Rectangular cast aluminium in ex-loco condition. Size 73in x 9.75in.

MINIMUM BID: £2,500

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Lot Number 115:
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Diesel Hydraulic Locomotive Flame cut 812 from a Class 42 ‘Warship’ new to 83D Laira 11/59. Named THE ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE 1859-1959 at Paddington station on 13/11/59 and nameplates removed on withdrawal from Laira 12/72. Loco was cut up at Swindon Works during 7/73.


Lot Sold for £500

​​Bidder: 1970

Lot Number 116:
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Electric Locomotive Nameplate BORDERER.
​As carried by Class 87 No. 87025. New to Willesden 4/74. Named at Willesden ETD on 6/6/78 without ceremony. Nameplates were removed 10/78 when loco was named COUNTY OF CHESHIRE (11/82-12/04). To store at Willesden 12/04 then Oxley Sidings until officially off lease 7/06. Stored at Long Marston 5/06-10/12. Sold to Bulmarket for export to Bulgaria arriving there on 28/11/12. Still in service and carries the number 91 52 00 87025-0.Face cleaned condition. Size 39in x 9.75in.

​MINIMUM BID: £2,500

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Lot Number 117:
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Reproduction Aluminium Class 40 Nameplate EMPRESS OF BRITAIN. The original would have been fitted to English Electric D210, becoming 40010.


Lot Sold for £350

​​Bidder: 1970

Lot Number 118:
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Photographic Box of 25 Qty Large Format Black and White Photographic Prints of CLASS 40 LOCOMOTIVES taken across the UK in the 1980s by ROGER SIVITER ARPS. Publishable Quality. Very little duplication.
​All fully captioned on rear.
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​MINIMUM BID: £20

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Lot Number 119:
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Photographic Box of 65 Qty Large Format Black and White Photographic Prints of CLASSES 56/58/59/60 LOCOMOTIVES taken across the UK in the 1980s by ROGER SIVITER ARPS. Publishable Quality. Very little duplication.
​​All fully captioned on rear.
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​MINIMUM BID: £30

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Lot Number 120:
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Photographic Box of 40 Qty Large Format Black and White Photographic Prints of CLASS 45 ‘PEAK’ LOCOMOTIVES taken across the UK in the 1980s by ROGER SIVITER ARPS. Publishable Quality. Very little duplication.
​​All fully captioned on rear.
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​MINIMUM BID: £30

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Lot Number 121:
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Photographic Box of 70 Qty Large Format Black and White Photographic Prints of CLASS 47 LOCOMOTIVES taken across the UK in the 1980s by ROGER SIVITER ARPS. Publishable Quality. Very little duplication.
​​All fully captioned on rear.
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​MINIMUM BID: £30

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Lot Number 122:
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Photographic Box of 113 Qty Large Format Black and White Photographic Prints of CLASS 47 LOCOMOTIVES taken across the UK in the 1980s 
by ROGER SIVITER ARPS. Publishable Quality. Very little duplication.
​​All fully captioned on rear.
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​MINIMUM BID: £40

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Lot Number 123:
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Photographic Box of 87 Qty Large Format Black and White Photographic Prints of CLASS 33 LOCOMOTIVES taken across the UK in the 1980s by ROGER SIVITER ARPS. Publishable Quality. Very little duplication.
​​All fully captioned on rear.
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​MINIMUM BID: £40

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Lot Number 124:
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Photographic Box of 85 Qty Large Format Black and White Photographic Prints of CLASS 31 LOCOMOTIVES taken across the UK in the 1980s by ROGER SIVITER ARPS. Publishable Quality. Very little duplication.
​​All fully captioned on rear.
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​MINIMUM BID: £40

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Lot Number 125:
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Photographic Box of 79 Qty Large Format Black and White Photographic Prints of CLASS 37 LOCOMOTIVES taken across the UK in the 1980s by ROGER SIVITER ARPS. Publishable Quality. Very little duplication.
​​All fully captioned on rear.
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Lot Sold for £90

Bidder: 235