230-1837. Central London Railway Act, 1900. To amend an Act. 25th June 1900. H.M. Government, London. 10" x 7.25". 3 pages. This and those following are disbound and in fine condition.
230-1838. Ditto but 1907. For further powers; and other purposes. 26th July 1907. 17 pages.
230-1839. Ditto but 1911. To construct railways; authorise agreements; and other purposes. 18th August 1911. 27 pages.
230-1840. Chemin de Fer du Nord. Locomotive No. 2670. Illustrated Postcard. F. Fleury, Paris. "Les Locomotives (Nord) series. Red titles. Card No. 14. Circa 1905. 3.5" x 5.5". The subject is shown in a working situation, this 4 cylinder compound "Atlantic" type was built in 1904. This and those following are unused and in very fine condition.
230-1841. Ditto but Locomotive No. 3282. Card No. 47. 0-6-0 "Mammouth" type, modified in 1872.
230-1842. Ditto but No. 3395. Card 95. 2-6-0, 3 cylinder compound.
230-1843. Chemins de Fer de l'Est. Machine No. 0.12. Illustrated Postcard. F. Fleury, Paris. Serie "Les Locomotives Francaises (Est)." Black title. Card No. 87. Published circa 1915. 3.5" x 5.5". Photographic, showing the 0-6-0 in a working situation. Nice history. Unused. Very fine condition.
230-1844. Chemins de Fer de l'Etat Belge. Locomotive No. 500. An 0-6-0 with four wheel tender, built 1867. Scale drawing. March 1911. Publisher not known but taken from official sources. 5.5" x 8.75". Blue print to a scale of one-hundredth. Showing a fine fully detailed side elevation view, with major dimensions, weights, and principle specifications, dates and numbers. French terminology. Particularly nice pieces. This and those following in very fine condition.
230-1845. Ditto but No. 1264. 2-4-0 with four wheel tender, built 1880. Issued April 1911.
230-1846. Chemins de fer de l'Orleans. Machine-tender No. 2183. Illustrated Postcard. F. Fleury, Paris. "Les Locomotives Francaises (Orleans)" series, black title on face. Card No. 11. June 1914. 3.5" x 5.5". This and those following are unused and in very fine condition.
230-1847. Ditto but No. 2197. Card 22. June 1914.
230-1848. Ditto but Machine No. 1257. Card 27. June 1914.
230-1849. Chemins de Fer de l'Ouest. Mechine pour trains de voyageurs, Transfornee a bogie No. 700. Illustrated Postcard. Collection F. Fleury. Series "Les Locomotives (Cie de l'Ouest)." Red title. This card is not numbered but is probably No. 15. Circa 1905. 3.5" x 5.5". Unused. Very fine condition.
230-1850. Chemins de Fer Russes. Locomotive a 8 roues accouplees. Illustrated Postcard. Collection F. Fleury, Paris. Circa 1912. "Les Locomotives" series, red title, card not numbered. 3.5" x 5.5". Showing the 0-8-0 without a tender, numbered 203 and showing built by "Cie de Fives-Lille, 1875". The illustration has been made from a drawing. Unused. Very fine condition.
230-1851. From Manchester (Central). Parcel's Way Bill. Not to be used for Passenger Train Traffic. (29). 3.25" x 8.25", red on white. Written in 1892.
230-1852. Goods Department, Brunswick Station, Liverpool. Memorandum. (320). 4.25" x 6.5". Black on grey. Written 1898.
230-1853. Manchester (Central) to .... Parcel Way Bill. (30). 3.25" x 8.25". Written in 1881.
230-1854. Cincinnati Street Railway Co. From route 9, Vine, Norwood. Ticket. March 1947. 7" x 2", paper. Red & black on buff. Fine condition.
230-1855. City and South London Railway Company. Statement of Dividend on 5 per Cent Preference Stock for the Half-year ending 30th June, 1903. W.F. Knight, Secretary, 71 Finsbury Pavement, London. 5.5" x 8", blue on white. As sent to a Proprietor.
230-1856. City of Glasgow Union Railway Partition Act, 1896. To divide the company between the Glasgow and South Western, and North British Railways; and other purposes. 7th August 1896. H.M. Government, London. 10.5" x 7.25", 14 pages. Disbound.
230-1857. Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St Louis Railroad. Locomotive No. 472. A photographic cutting extracted from an unknown technical periodical, maybe circa 1920. 2.5" x 6.5". Showing the 4-6-0 engine and eight wheeled tender posed on a roundhouse turntable with crew in attendance. It is laid down on card 8" x 20". Although not marked as such this came sometime from the archives of E.L. Ahrons, the locomotive engineer.
230-1858. Clyde Navigation Act, 1888. To amend Acts; and other purposes. 16th May 1888. H.M. Government, London. 10.5" x 7", 4 pages. Disbound.
230-1859. COCKMAN, F.G. The Railway Age in Bedfordshire. Dunstable: The Book Castle. September 1994. Revised edition. This was first published by The Bedfordshire Historical Record Society, Volume 53, in 1974. 8.25" x 5.75", pictorial light card cover. 10 + 143 pages with 2 maps in text + (16) pages with 28 photos + (5) pages with publishers adverts. A detailed history and description of railways in the area. See Ottley 8891. Very fine condition.
230-1860. Commencement of the works of the Petropolis Railway by the Emperor of Brazil." Wood Engraved Drawing. Picture size 5.75" x 9", on an extracted page of The Illustrated London News. 6th November 1852, 15.75" x 10.5". Showing the gathering of important people and spectators for the ceremony of cutting the soil to begin the construction. An avenue of palm trees and flags on poles has been laid along the first course of the line, and this is flanked by a platoon of navvies holding shouldered spades. Included is the text article. This is without folds and is in generally fine condition. We will send it rolled.
230-1861. CORNWELL, H.J. Campbell. William Stroudley, Craftsman of Steam. David & Charles Ltd., Newton Abbot. 1968. First edition. 8.75" x 5.75", cloth boards in a fine condition wrapper that has been affixed with a clear plastic wrapper. Frontis plate + 263 pages with 34 photos on plates and 34 drawings in text. Including 34 tables and a bibliography with 52 sources. A detailed account of this famous engineers working life, in particular with the London Brighton and South Coast Railway. Ottley 12262.
230-1862. County Donegal Railways Joint Committee. Strabane to ..... Third Class, Excursion Ticket. Edmondson type. Black on biscuit. Not issued. Mint condition.
230-1863. Ditto but Stranolar to ..... Not issued. Mint condition.
230-1864. COURSE, Edwin. The Railways of Southern England: Secondary and Branch Lines. London: B.T. Batsford Ltd. 1974. First edition. 8.75" x 5.5", cloth boards in a nearly new condition wrapper. (12) + 289 pages with several reproductions, many diagrams and some maps + (16) pages with 26 photos. A detailed description and history of the lines, with tables of opening and closing dates. Although this is not shown as such on the title page it is in fact the second volume of a trilogy, albeit a complete book in its own right. Most interesting. Ottley 8583. As new condition.
230-1865. Danske Statsbaner. Beretning om Driften. Aaret fra 1ste April 1892 til 31te Marts 1893. D.S. Kjobenhavn. 1893. Bound in blue cloth boards, gilt title on spine. 11.5" x 9.5". xxiii + (149) pages. Dutch text. The full annual company report and itemized financial and statistical accounts. Pertinent railway history from a good period. In pleasing fine condition..
230-1866. Danske Statsbaner. Passenger Carriage Type 8. Litra CRL Nr. 1033-1040, built 1939, Scandia. Official Diagram, from Rolling Stock Register, D.S.B. Kobenhavn. Sheet number, Tektur til side 142. 6.75" x 10.25", diagram to one-hundredths scale, with external side elevation and interior plan views, with major dimensions and brief specifications. This is a side corridor, compartmental carriage, with through gangway connections, carried on two four-wheel bogies. Danish text. This is hard to come by.
230-1867. Decade of the Trains, the 1940's. Photoessay and Commentary by Don Ball, Jr. Text by Rogers E.M. Whitaker ("E.M. Frimbo"). Boston: New York Graphic Society. 1980. First paperback edition. 11" x 10", pictorial light card cover. 187 pages with very many photos. This is illustrated with extraordinary photographic material from the nineteen-forties and tells the story of an important piece of modern American history. Those who delight in pictures of giant steam locomotives hard at work will find this to their liking. Fine condition.
230-1868. Delaware & Hudson Canal Railroad. Locomotive No. 257. A photographic cutting extracted from an unknown technical periodical, maybe circa 1918. 2.5" x 6.5". Showing the 2-6-0 engine and eight-wheeled tender posed in right side view with crew in attendance. It is laid down on card 8" x 10". Although not marked as such these came sometime from the archives of E.L. Ahrons, the locomotive engineer.
230-1869. Ditto but Locomotive No. 336. 4.75" x 6.5". Showing the 2-6-0 and eight-wheeled tender in right side front view, with crew. Otherwise as above.
230-1870. The Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company. Certificate for 100 Shares of Capital Stock at 50 dollars each. Issued 1950. Signed in ink by all parties and printed with the Company seal. 7.5" x 11.25", engraved in an ornate style in brown & black on cream quality paper by the "American Bank Note Company." With a decorative border and incorporating an excellent three part vignette showing a 4-4-0 locomotive and bogie tender; three miners working underground; and the surface buildings of a mine. The certificate has been "Cancelled in 1960" by perforation and three further groups of punched holes. Very nice, an impressive piece. In very fine condition.
230-1871. Die Eisenbahnen auf der Internationalen Verkehrsausstellung Munchen 1965. Wegweiser durch die Ausstellung Darstellung moderner Betriebs-und Signaltechnik der DB durch ausfuhrliche Erlauterung von "DB-Modell 66." Deutsche Bundesbahn, Frankfurt, N. 8.25" x 5.75" pictorial light card cover. 36 pages with a plan and some diagrams + (32) pages of photos + (8) pages of pictorial adverts. Fine condition.
230-1872. "Trans-Europ-Express Helvetia" bei der Ausfahrt in Frankfurt, Main. Colour Picture Postcard. By B.D. Karlsruhe for the Bundesbahn-Werbe-und Auskunftsamt, Frankfurt, Main. Circa 1960s. 4" x 5.75". From a photograph. These are unused and in mint condition.
230-1873. Ditto but Der Welt modernster Zug, der TEE. Showing the train running through a wooded area.
230-1874. Ditto but In den Winter mit der Deutschen Bundesbahn. Showing a passenger train in a snow covered mountainous area.
230-1875. Deutsche Bundesbahn. Locomotive No. 01.154, at Stuttgart Hbf Bw, July 1960. Real Photograph, E.A.S. Cotton. 3.5" x 4.75". Shown ready to go to work. This and those following in fine condition.
230-1876. Ditto but No. 38.3805, at Lindau Bw. September 1963. On the turntable.
230-1877. Ditto but 57.3391, Plattling, August 1961. Looking somewhat abandoned in a siding.
230-1878. Ditto but 78.299, Munich Hbf, September 1963. On passenger train.
230-1879. Deutsche Reichsbahn. Locomotive No. 44 004. Official Real Photograph. 3" x 8.5". The 2-10-0 engine and eight wheel tender are shown posed as new, right side. Fine condition.
230-1880. Ditto but No. 71 0021. 4.25" x 7.75". The 2-4-2 tank engine was built by L. Schwartzkopfe in 1934, it is shown brand new, posed right side, front. Very fine condition.
230-1881. DIJKERS, A., R.G. KLOMP. W.B. van NORDEN, & J.C.De WILDE. Paardetrams in het Westen van Nederland. Wyt, Rotterdam. 1977. 1st edition. No. 27 in "Trams en Tramlijnen" series. 8" x 5.75", pictorial light card cover. 80 pages art paper illustrated by many photos. Dutch text. An additional interest is that many of these illustrations seem to derive from postcards. Super pictures. Very fine condition.
230-1882. DOW, George. East Coast Route. London: The Locomotive Publishing Co. Ltd. 1951. First Edition. 8.5" x 5.5", light card cover with pictorial wrapper. Double frontis + 64 pages with 2 diagram maps in text + (30) pages with 44 photos. With a detailed history and description of features on the route of the main line, Kings Cross to Aberdeen. With an account of some famous express trains. Ottley 6247. Very fine condition.
230-1883. The Dumfries, Lochmaben, and Lockerby Junction Railway Deviation Act, 22nd July 1861. H.M. Government, London. 12" x 7.5", (12) pages. Disbound. Fine condition.
230-1884. East Indian Railway Company. Consolidated Stock. Part Printed Receipt, to certify that a Deed of Conveyance of Six Hundred Pounds Consolidated Stock has been registered. July 1863. 8" x 6.5". Impressed with the company Seal. Very fine condition.
230-1885. Kent & East Sussex Railway. Tenterden Town to Wittersham Road and back. Adult Ticket. Over stamped "Privilege". Edmondson type. Black on yellow. issued 1978. Very fine condition.
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