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Updated Jun 19, 2023
Lots 121-140
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121 |
  | C/I Oval Steam Locomotive Worksplate "BUILT 1952 DARLINGTON". Ex-loco front and rear. Guide: £80-120 Category: Worksplates (Steam) | ||
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122 |
  | C/I Oval Steam Locomotive Worksplate "BUILT 1953 BRIGHTON". As fitted to BR Std 4MT Class 4 2-6-4T No. 80064, withdrawn 09/65. Ex-loco front and rear. Guide: £150-200 Category: Worksplates (Steam) | ||
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123 |
  | Brass Oval Steam Locomotive Worksplate "LMS BUILT 1893 HORWICH". Ex-loco front and rear. Guide: £150-200 Category: Worksplates (Steam) | ||
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124 |
  | Brass Oval Steam Locomotive Worksplate "LMS BUILT 1930 CREWE". As fitted to LMS Hughes/Fowler 2-6-0 No. 42909, withdrawn 01/66. Ex-loco front and rear. Guide: £100-150 Category: Worksplates (Steam) | ||
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125 |
  | C/I Oval Steam Locomotive Worksplate "BUILT 1948 HORWICH". Locos built that year were Ivatt 4MT Nos 43003-43022 and Stanier Black 5 Nos 44698-44717. Face restored, rear ex-loco. Guide: £80-100 Category: Worksplates (Steam) | ||
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126 |
  | Brass Oval Steam Locomotive Worksplate "W.G. BAGNALL ENGINEERS, STAFFORD, ENGLAND No. 2929." As fitted to a Hawksworth designed 94XX 0-6-0PT No. 8419 built in April 1950 and withdrawn from Barry 11/1/60 and scrapped at Swindon Works in 1961. Ex-loco front and rear. Guide: £250-300 Category: Worksplates (Steam) | ||
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127 |
  | Brass Oval Steam Locomotive Worksplate "LMS BUILT 1900 HORWICH". Ex-loco front and rear. Guide: £100-150 Category: Worksplates (Steam) | ||
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128 |
  | Brass Oval Steam Locomotive Worksplate "LMS BUILT 1925 DERBY". Face restored, rear ex-loco. Guide: £100-150 Category: Worksplates (Steam) | ||
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129 |
  | Brass Oval Steam Locomotive Worksplate "LMS BUILT 1906 HORWICH". Ex- L&YR Aspinall Pug 0-4-0ST No. 51235, withdrawn from York in November 1958. Face restored, rear ex-loco. Guide: £120-150 Category: Worksplates (Steam) | ||
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130 |
  | Brass Oval Steam Locomotive Worksplate "LMS BUILT 1930 CREWE". As fitted to a Hughes Crab 2-6-0 in the number range 13150-13224. Face restored, rear ex-loco. Guide: £120-150 Category: Worksplates (Steam) | ||
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131 |
  | Brass Oval Steam Locomotive Worksplate "LMS BUILT 1928 DERBY". As fitted to LMS 2P Fowler 4-4-0 No. 40564, withdrawn 02/62. Ex-loco front and rear. Guide: £120-150 Category: Worksplates (Steam) | ||
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132 |
  | C/I Oval Steam Locomotive Worksplate "BUILT 1950 CREWE". As fitted to Ivatt 2-6-0 No. 46454, withdrawn from Saltley in October 1966. Face restored, rear ex-loco. Guide: £100-150 Category: Worksplates (Steam) | ||
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133 |
  | Brass Oval Steam Locomotive Worksplate "THE HUNSLET ENGINE CO LTD, LEEDS. No. 1590 - 1932". Ex-loco front and rear. Guide: £150-200 Category: Worksplates (Steam) | ||
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134 |
 | Brass Oval Steam Locomotive Worksplate "R&W HAWTHORN, LESLIE & Co LTD, ENGINEERS NEWCASTLE ON TYNE No. 2938 1912". Guide: £150-200 Category: Worksplates (Steam) | ||
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135 |
 | Original Driver's Side Cabside from L.N.E.R Class A4 4-6-2 Pacific No. 60009 "UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA", built at Doncaster in 1937. Removed at Crewe during an overhaul and spent a decade in storage there. Brunswick Green with traces of Garter Blue paint. The locomotive itself is owned by John Cameron at his farm in Fife, and sported here by John Cameron (right) and Neil Booth, auctioneer Crewe Railwayana Auctions. This item was sold in our October 2021 auction to raise funds for The Railway Children charity. The purchaser has now decided to re-offer the item at auction due to a house move failing to materialise. The item is in storage at Crewe Heritage Centre. Guide: £2000-3000 Category: Cabsides | ||
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136 |
 | Original S.R. Flame Cut Cabside removed from Bulleid 'Merchant Navy' Class Locomotive No. 35005 "CANADIAN PACIFIC", built at Doncaster in 1937. Removed at Mid-Hants Railway during overhaul and mounted in a wooden surround. Guide: £500-600 Category: Cabsides | ||
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137 |
  | C/I Steam Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate "35015" (21C15). As carried by a Bulleid designed SR 'Merchant Navy' class 4-6-2 named "ROTTERDAM LLOYD". Built at Eastleigh Works in March 1945. Allocations included only Stewarts Lane and Nine Elms from where it was withdrawn in February 1964. Cut up at Slag Reduction, Peach & Tozer, Holmes Yard, Rotherham 12/64. BR (S) Eastleigh casting triangle to rear. Restored front and rear. Guide: £2000-2500 Category: Smokeboxes | ||
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138 |
  | C/I Steam Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate "30859". As carried by a Maunsell designed SR 'Lord Nelson' class 4-6-0 named "LORD HOOD". Built at Eastleigh Works in March 1929. Allocated to only Nine Elms and Eastleigh it was withdrawn from the latter in December 1961. Cut up at Eastleigh Works 12/61. Restored face, rear ex-loco. Guide: £1500-2000 Category: Smokeboxes | ||
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139 |
  | C/I Steam Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate "30324". As carried by a Drummond designed ex LSWR/SR class M7 0-4-4T built at Nine Elms works in 1900. Allocations included Guildford, Eastleigh and Bournemouth from where it was withdrawn in September 1959. Cut up at Eastleigh Works 10/59. Restored front and rear with BR(S) Eastleigh triangle casting mark to rear. Guide: £600-800 Category: Smokeboxes | ||
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140 |
  | C/I Steam Locomotive Smokebox Numberplate "60149". As carried by a Thompson/Peppercorn designed class A1 4-6-2 named "AMADIS", built at Darlington works in May1949. Allocations included Grantham, Kings Cross and Doncaster from where it was withdrawn in June 1964. Cut up at Cox & Danks, Wadsley Bridge, Sheffield 01/65. 'AMADIS' is the name of a racehorse that won the Doncaster Cup in 1909. Restored face, rear ex-loco. Guide: £1500-2000 Category: Smokeboxes | ||
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