236-0678. Chemin de Fer du Nord. Locomotive No. 3.1503. Construite en 1913. Illustrated Postcard, by H.M.P., Paris. "Locomotives du Nord" series, card No. 207. 3.5" x 5.5". This and those following show the engine standing in a working environment. The cards are not posted and are in fine condition.
236-0679. Ditto but No. 3.1101, construite 1911. Card 211. October 1943.
236-0680. Ditto but No. 3.1503, built 1913, re-built 1933. Card 212. October 1943.
236-0681. Ditto but No. 2158, built 1896. Card 222. November 1943.
236-0682. Ditto but No. 3999, built 1907. re-built 1913. Card 223. November 1943.
236-0683. Chemins de fer de l'Est. Locomotive No. 30.418. Illustrated Postcard. F. Fleury, Paris. "Les Locomotives Francaises (Est)" series, red title on face. Card No. 32. Circa 1910. 3.5" x 5.5". Showing the subject in a working environment with crew in attendance. Unused. Fine condition.
236-0684. Ditto but No. 232, "S'te Marie", built 1847. Card 85. Unused.
236-0685. Chemins de Fer de l'Etat. Machine No. 2753 (devenue 220-013). Construite en 1898. Illustrated Postcard, by H.M.P., Paris. December 1943. "Locomotives de l'Etat (ancien reseau)" series. Card No. 319. 3.5" x 5.5". This is an excellent series that gives an historical record of these fine machines. All are shown in side elevation standing in a working situation. All cards are unused and in very fine condition.
236-0686. Ditto but Machine 3103 (devenue 030.523). Construite en 1883, provenant de l'ancienne Compagnie Alais-Rhone-Mediterranee. Circa 1945. Card 321.
236-0687. Ditto but Machine 220-705, ex 2705, construite en 1897. June 1944. Card 333. An interesting arrangement of valve gear on this engine.
236-0688. Ditto but Machine 3009 (devenue 030.001). Constuite en 1876, provenait des chemins de der Nantais. April 1944. Card 340.
236-0689. Chemins de Fer de Etat Belge. Locomotives 4 cylindres egaux a surchauffe. Type 10. Syst. Flamme. Drawing, showing a fully detailed side elevation view of the engine and tender, to a scale of one hundredth full size, with principal dimensions, weights, and brief specifications given below. 5.75” x 8.5”, blue on white print of the official Etat Belge drawing. Issued in 1910. Terminology is in French. These are particularly nice pieces, not the usual outline diagram. This and that following will please greatly, they are in very fine condition.
236-0690. Ditto but Type 36. Syst Flamme.
236-0691. Chemins de Fer de l'Ouest. Locomotive No. 979. Illustrated Postcard. 3.5" x 5.5", by F. Fleury, Paris. Circa 1910. In "Les Locomotives (Ouest)" series, with red captions. Card No. 43. 4-4-0, built 1892. This and those following show the engine standing in a working situation, with description and brief specifications, all unposted and in superb very fine condition.
236-0692. Ditto but No. 987. Card 60. 4-4-0, built 1893.
236-0693. Ditto but No. 725. Card 65. 2-4-0, built 1877.
236-0694. Ditto but No. 953. Card 73. 4-4-0 built 1891.
236-0695. Chemins de Fer de Paris a Lyon et a Mediterranee. Machines Compound a 2 essieux couples. Class C. 11-12, built 1892. Official Diagram and Data Sheet. Original drawing S7338, dated 13th November 1913. By P.L.M. Material et Traction. 16.25" x 12.5", to a scale of one-fiftieth. Showing part detailed side and end elevations, dimensioned with weights and lengthy specifications. French text. Fine condition.
236-0696. Ditto but Machines Compound a 3 essieux couples. Nos. 2606-2690, 2701-2760. Built 1904-1909, drawing S 7350, 1913. Fine condition.
236-0697. Chemins de Fer Paris-Lyon-Mediterranee, Locomotive No. B.3267. Illustrated Postcard. 3.5" x 5.5" by F. Fleury, Paris. circa 1910s. Les Locomotives (P-L-M.) series with red captions. Card No. 19. The 4-6-0 was rebuilt in 1897. Unposted and in fine condition.
236-0698. Chemins de fer de Paris a Lyon et a la Mediterranee. Machine No. 600. Illustrated Postcard. F. Fleury, Paris. Series "Les Locomotives Francaises (P.-L.-M.)". on face. From circa 1910. Card 52. 3.5" x 5.5". Shown in a working environment. This and those following are unused and in very fine condition.
236-0699. Ditto but No. 922. Card 54.
236-0700. Ditto but No. B-145. Card 84.
236-0701. Churnet Valley Railway, from Hester, via Macclesfield, to Derby. Prospectus. Capital, GBP.1,000,000 in GBP.20 Shares. Solicitors, Messrs Worthington & Hamilton, Manchester, and Messrs. Berridge & Macaulay, Leicester. 1844. 15.5" x 9.5", 3 pages which include a map of the project, showing existing railways and other proposed schemes. To commence at the terminus of the Macclesfield Branch of the Manchester and Birmingham Railway at Macclesfield, and proceed by way of Leek, Cheadle, Rocester, and Uttoxeter, to a point on the Birmingham and Derby Railway, about two miles from Derby. The engineer for this project was George Watson Buck. The Prospectus includes a form of application for Shares in the Company. Exciting history, the line was built and later became the North Staffordshire Railway. Folded, in very fine condition..
236-0702. CLARK, Incledon. Thomas the Privatised Tank Engine. With illustrations by Nick Clark. Leicester: Midland Publishing Limited, in association with the Railway Development Society. 1994. First edition in this form. It was first published in "Private Eye" during 1993. 8.25" x 5.75", pictorial light card cover. 64 pages illustrated by several sketch drawings. This is a humorous story and it is made clear that it does not reflect the views of the Reverend W. Awdry or his publishers. There is a short Foreward by Ian Hislop, the Editor of Private Eye. Near mint condition.
236-0703. COMFORT, N.A. The Mid-Suffolk Light Railway. Lingfield: The Oakwood Press. 1963. First edition. "Locomotion Papers" number 22. 8" x 5.25", pictorial light card cover. 31 pages with a plan & 2 reproductions in text + (8) pages with 12 photos and a diagram map. Giving a descriptive history. Ottley 6980.
236-0704. Compagnie de Chemin de fer du Bas-Congo au Katanga. BCK. Elektrische Lokomotive fur gemischten Dienst. Gattung 2100. Rolling Stock Specification Sheet, taken from official sources. Berlin: Glasers Annalen, Georg Siemens Verlagsbuchhandlung. (1953). Best Nr, 397. 8.25” x 5.75”, quality paper, 2 sides. Illustrated with a photo of the locomotive and detailed side elevation scale drawing and electrical diagrams. Giving major specifications. German text. An excellent reference. This and those following in very fine condition.
236-0705. Ditto but Gattung 2200. (1950s). Best Nr. 98. These are all Bo Bo type electric locomotives, built by La Brugeoise et Nivelles with electrical equipment by ACEC.
236-0706. Ditto but Gattung 2300. (1960). Vest Nr. 103.
236-0707. Ditto but Gattung 2400. (1961). Best Nr. 104.
236-0708. County Donegal Railway Joint Committee. Clar to Donegal. Fare 7d. Second Class, Single Ticket. Edmondson type. Black on khaki. This and those following have not been issued and are in mint condition.
236-0709. Ditto but Lifford to Convoy. Fare 1s. 9d.
236-0710. Ditto but Liscooly to Strabane. Fare 1s. 5d.
236-0711. Ditto but Strabane to Castlefinn. Fare 1s. 2d.
236-0712. DANIELS, G., & L.A. Dench. Passengers No More. London: Ian Allan Ltd. (1964). First edition in this form. 9.25" x 6", cloth boards in a very fine condition wrapper. 96 pages with over sixty photos on plates. Listing the many lines which have closed within the period of 1919 to 1963. A first class reference. Ottley 3864. Very fine condition.
236-0713. Danish Railway Stations. A collection of cuttings taken from a railway staff magazine, published during the 1930’s, showing a photographic illustration of 106 different stations and giving the name of the Station Master and his predecessors. Danish text. On 84 pieces each 4” x 8”, some double sided. The station buildings are featured in each case, a very useful historic record. All in generally very fine condition.
236-0714. De Danske Statsbaner. Maskinafdelingen. Skematisk Fortegnelse over Vognene. April 1913. Kjobenhavn. 1913. 10" x 6.75" light card cover, 96 pages. Danish text. The official rolling stock list, covering passenger, goods, special and private stock, giving numbers, type, major dimensions, types of accommodation or capacity, equipment and any route restrictions, etc. This is a particularly good date showing the extent of carriages and wagons before the outbreak of the first world war. Cover shows age but content is in fine condition, complete and without damage.
236-0715. Danske Statsbaner. Tjenestekoreplan IB. 1. Distrikt. De elektrificerede straekninger, Nord-og Kystbanen samt Frederikssund-og Hareskovbanen. Gyldigv fra 3. Juni 1956. (Denne koreplan ma ikke uddeles til publikum). Det Hoffensbergske Etablissement, Kobenhavn. 1956. 9.75” x 7”, printed paper cover. 144 pages. Working timetables. Danish text. Diagram maps on inside covers. Very fine condition.
236-0716. Deltic. A Profile of the East Coast Class 55s. Diesel & Electric Group. 1976. 11.65" x 8.25", pictorial paper cover. 24 pages, including covers, with 18 photos, 6 drawings and a map. Giving specifications, description, numbers and four logs of runs. Ottley 8285.
236-0717. Deutsche Bundesbahn. "Der sichere Weg". Colour Picture Postcard. Herausgeber: Bundesbahn-Werbeamt. Probably circa 1960s. 4" x 5.75". Showing locomotive No. E10 138 running on passenger train in a wooded area. This and the following are unused and in very fine condition.
236-0718. Ditto but "Zu jeder Jahreszeit bequemes Reisen". A multiple unit passenger train running through a wooded area.
236-0719. Ditto but "DB: Helfer der Wirtschaft. PKW-Transporte auf Doppelstockwagen". Shown loaded with new motor cars.
236-0720. Ditto but "Bequem durch schone Lande reisen, das war. und ist der Stein dar Weisen". A two-car electric train in mountainous region.
236-0721. Ditto but "Auto im Reisezug ein Kundendienst der DB". Car being driven into side loading van carriage.
236-0722. Deutsche Bundesbahn, Locomotive No. 001 073-6. Real Photograph. Anon. 3.5" x 5.5". Seen left side, front. This and that following in fine condition.
236-0723. Ditto but 044 178-2. At Gerolstein station, seen left side, front. On a passenger train.
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