243-0093. British Railways, Locomotive No. 60149, running on train at York, June 1956. Real Photograph. By M. Smith, Poole. 3.5" x 5.5". This and those following in fine condition.
243-0094. Ditto but 60529, standing at platform, Carlisle, 1960. R. Blencowe Collection.
243-0095. Ditto but 61030, at Nyala, September 1963. N. Skinner.
243-0096. Ditto but 62065, standing on shed. M.S. Stokes.
243-0097. Ditto but 63386, on shed at Blaydon, May 1962. D.I.D. Loveday.
243-0098. Ditto but 63461, at Tyne Docks, July 1954. A.R. Goult.
243-0099. Ditto but 68406, in shed at Thornaby, March 1959. N. Skinner.
243-0100. Ditto but 68679, in Darlington shed. March 1957. Brian Hilton.
243-0101. Ditto but 69028, at Gateshead, July 1964. D. Hawkins, Stockport.
243-0102. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Proposition for Membership. Form No. 18. 9" x 6", 2 sides. Written in 1909 for a locomotive engineer of two years experience on the D.L. and W. Railroad, and residing in the City of Seranton. It includes the names of three Proposing Brothers. A locomotive engineer is the American terminology for an engine driver. The form has a small vignette at its head showing a 4-4-0 locomotive and 8 wheel tender. A nice piece.
243-0103. Buenos Ayres Western Railway Limited. River Plate House, Finsbury Circus, London. Statement of Interest on Debenture Stocks. 30th June 1934. Robert Graham, Secretary. 6.75" x 8.25". As sent to proprietor.
243-0104. Burlington Route. System Time Table. May-October 1962. Way of the Zephyrs and Vista-Domes. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad. Brochure. 9" x 8", pictorial paper cover. 24 pages, including covers. Public time tables, fares and information, with a centre spread system map showing named stations. Folds to 9" x 4". Very fine condition.
243-0105. Sight, Feed Lubricator, Vacuum Oil Company's Type. Manuscript Engineers Drawing No. 17522. For Engine Works No. 1150, as specified by and constructed for the Caledonian Railway Company, by Sharp Stewart & Co. Limited, Atlas Works, Glasgow. Drawing dated 22nd December 1899. 23" x 24". Black ink on linen backed cartridge paper, in full size with detailed external views in side and front elevations, and plan. Showing major dimensions and brief constructional notes. This is the master drawing from which printed copies were made as needed. A collectable unique piece. Without damage. We will send it rolled.
CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAY. Official Items.
243-0106. Canadian National Railways, "Northern Type" Locomotive (4-8-4). Illustrated Postcard. An official Canadian National Railways card, printed on the verso "Cunard Steamship Co. Ltd. New Street, Birmingham." the card being issued for sale on Cunard liners on the North American service. 3.5" x 5.5". Showing a photographic view of the giant locomotive No. 6100 posed as newly built, right front view, with three small children standing close to one of the cylinders. Superb history. Unused. A slight crease on one corner, otherwise fine condition.
243-0107. Canadian National's Rapido. Fastest intercity passenger train in North America. The fast link between Montreal and Toronto. Colour Picture Postcard. Canadian National Railways. Circa 1960s. 3.5" x 5.5". Showing an exterior and two interior views. Unused. Very fine condition.
243-0108. CASSERLEY, H. C., and L. L. Asher. Locomotives of British Railways. Southern Group. London: Andrew Dakers Limited. (1956). First edition. 8.25" x 6", cloth boards in a generally fine condition wrapper. 106 pages with 148 photos. An illustrated record of all the classes that B.R. acquired from the Southern Railway with numbers and brief details. Ottley 723. Very fine condition.
243-0109. CASSERLEY, H.C. The Historic Locomotive Pocketbook. From the 'Rocket' to the end of steam. B.T. Batsford Ltd., London. 1960. First edition. 5.5" x 4.25", pictorial boards. 256 pages with very many photos. Giving a description of the various types with major specifications. Ottley 2904. Very fine condition.
243-0110. CATT, A. R. The East Kent Railway. Tarrant Hinton: The Oakwood Press. 1975. Reprint. Number 47 in the "Locomotion Papers" series. 8.25" x 5.5", pictorial light card cover. 39 pages with 4 maps, 3 drawings, and a gradient profile, in text + (16) pages with 17 photos. Giving a description and history of the railway, its rolling stock and traffic. Ottley 8858. Fine condition.
243-0111. Centenary Express. A guide to the National Railway Museum Catering Centenary Train. N.R.M., York. By Her Majesty's Stationery Office. 1979. 5.75" x 8.25", pictorial paper cover. (16) pages, including covers, illustrated by 26 photos, several of which in colour, with a facsimile. Giving a history and description of the carriages and their equipment. Very fine condition.
243-0112. Central Vermont Railway. Northern Division. Time Table No. 83. For employees only, taking effect 30 November 1924. 10.5" x 10.25", printed paper cover. 23 pages. Working time tables and operating instructions. Nice to see that there is a daily Milk Train working on this line. Good history,
243-0113. Ditto but Southern Division. Time Table No. 72. For employees only, taking effect 28 September 1924. 12 pages. This includes the Manual Block System Rules for train working between White River Junction and Windsor. These are an excellent find.
243-0114. Chemin de Fer du Nord. Locomotive No. 3.1280. Illustrated Postcard. H.M.P., Paris. November 1943. Card 218. "Locomotives du Nord" series. 3.5" x 5.5". Photographic, showing the streamlined Pacific Express standing right side, front view. Not posted. Very fine condition.
243-0115. Ditto same machine. January 1944. Card 240. Left side front view. Not posted. Very fine condition.
243-0116. Chemin de Fer du Nord. Un Train de Houille, remorque par une Decapod, serie 5-1200. Illustrated Postcard. H.M.P., Paris. December 1943. Card No. 30 in "Region du Nord" series. 3.5" x 5.5". Unused. Near mint condition.
243-0117. Chemins de Fer de l'Est. 2C-Locomotives Compound a 4 cylinders, serie X1a. Company Nos. 230-231 to 230-280. Rebuilt 1932. Drawing dated Fevrier 1936.. Official Locomotive Drawing and Specification Sheet, as held in The Company Archive, Rolling Stock Register. These are original printings. 20.5" x 15.25", showing a detailed external drawing of the locomotive in side and front elevations, to a scale of one-fiftieth. With dimensions, weights, and a lengthy list of principle specifications, company numbers, name of constructor and year. French text. Folded. These will delight in very fine condition.
243-0118. Ditto but 2C1-Compound a 4 cylinder, serie X1a. No. 231-010. As modified May 1935. Drawing dated Juillet 1935.
243-0119. Chemins de fer de l'Est. Machine No. 0.203. Illustrated Postcard. Collection F. Fleury, Paris. From circa 1912. "Les Locomotives" series, red titles. These cards are not numbered. 3.5" x 5.5" A nice photographic series showing the engine in a working environment. This an 0-6-0 tank, with side guards over the running gear, as used for working along un-fenced track laid along the side of public roads. These are unused and in fine condition.
243-0120. Ditto but No. 485. An 0-4-2, without its tender.
243-0121. Ditto but No. 0.487. An 0-6-0.
243-0122. Ditto but No. 3541. A 4-6-0, built in 1902.
243-0123. Chemins de fer de l'Etat. Machine No. 0301. Illustrated Postcard. F. Fleury, Paris. From 1912. Series "Les Locomotives", red titles, none of these cards are numbered, they were probably printers proof copies sent to the publisher for approval. 3.5" x 5.5". A photographic series which show the subject in a working situation. This is a 0-6-0 panier tank. This and those following are unused and in fine condition.
243-0124. Ditto but No. 2055. A 2-4-0.
243-0125. Ditto but No. 3123. An 0-6-0.
243-0126. Ditto but No. 3155. 0-6-0.
243-0127. Chemins de Fer d'Orleans. Machine No. 1717. Illustrated Postcard. By F. Fleury, Paris. Series "Les Locomotives (Orleans)", red title. circa 1910, Card No. 9. 3.5" x 5.5". These show a photographic view of the locomotives in a working environment, brief specifications of the engine are given on verso, they are unused and in fine condition.
243-0128. Ditto but Machine-tender No. 2177. Card 11.
243-0129. Cheshire Lines Act, 1903. To make railways; acquire lands; and other purposes. 21st July 1903. London: H. M. Government. 10.25" x 7", 24 pages. Disbound. Fine condition.
243-0130. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Co. To Chicago, Ill. First Class, Six Month Return Ticket. 5.75" x 2.75", printed paper, black on pink. Return trip. Issued from Minneapolis, July 1959. Very fine condition.
243-0131. Ditto but From Chicago, Ill. Coach Class, Return. 6" x 2.75", black on yellow. Going trip. Issued from Denver, July 1959. Very fine condition.
243-0132. Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad Company. Certificate of Common Stock of Shares of Fifty Dollars each, written for 38 Shares. Issued in 1899, signed by all concerned parties. 7" x 11.5", 2 sides. Engraved in an ornate style in green and black on white quality paper by the "Franklin-Lee Bank Note Co., New York." Incorporating a nice vignette showing a 4-4-0 locomotive running into a station on train with several people waiting on the platform; black labourers handling a large bale of cotton. There are gummed Revenue Stamps of 25 cents and 5 cents affixed, which rubber stamped. The Certificate is Cancelled by perforated punch and further holes punched in a signature. Great American history. Generally fine condition.
243-0133. Church Fenton, Cawood, and Wistow Railway Act, 1882. To construct a railway; extend time; and other purposes. 18th August 1882. London: H. M. Government. 10.5" x 7.25", 19 pages. Disbound. Fine condition.
243-0134. CLARKE, John. Revised by C. W. Heaps. Railways. Manchester: Greater Manchester Council. 1976. Second edition. No. 3 in "It Happened Round Greater Manchester". A series on Local History Topics. 7.5" x 5.25", pictorial light card cover. 64 pages, with a frontis plate, 32 illustrations in text and 2 maps. Including a bibliography. Further maps on end papers. Giving a history and description. Ottley 9164. Very fine condition.
243-0135. Clyde Navigation Act, 29th March 1887. H.M. Government, London. 10.5" x 7.75". 11 pages. Railways and tramways are involved. Disbound. Fine condition.
243-0136. Colne Valley and Halstead Railway (Arrangement) Act, 1885. To re-constitute the Board of Directors; refer the affairs of the Company to arbitration; to raise capital; and other purposes. 14th August 1885. H.M. Government, London. 10.5" x 7.25", 19 pages. Disbound.
243-0137. COOKSEY, Laurie A. The Rye & Camber Tramway. A Centenary History. Plateway Press, Brighton. 1995. First edition. 11" x 8.75", cloth boards in a very fine condition wrapper. 160 pages illustrated by 139 photos, several drawings and plans, and several reproductions, all in text. A very detailed history and description of the railway and its rolling stock and traffic. Nice book. A previous owners label is on the front endpaper otherwise very fine condition.
243--0138. COOPER, Basil. A Century of Trains. Brian Trodd Publishing House Ltd., London. 1988. First edition. 12.25" x 9.5", cloth boards in a fine condition wrapper. 256 pages with many photos, some of which in colour and several reproductions in text. A general account of railways in various parts of the world during the twentieth century. Fine condition.
243-0139. CORROY, C. M., and A. R. Kaye. Main Line Across the Pennines. Woodhead in the Shadows. Chesterfield: Lowlander Publications. Circa 1982. Original printing. 8.25" x 5.75", pictorial light card cover. (48) pages with an Introduction and many photos with long and detailed descriptions. A pictorial survey of the final years of the line. Fine condition.
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