246-2269. Eastbourne to Hastings. Fare 3/6. Third Class, Monthly Return Ticket. Edmondson type. Black on green. Issued, date obscure. This and those following are return half only.
246-2270. Ditto but Hayes to Clock House. Fare 1/2 & 1/2. Issued 1942?
246-2271. Ditto but Petts Wood to Bromley South. Fare 10 & 1/2. Issued, date obscure.
246-2272. Ditto but Seaford to Eastbourne. Fare 6/-. issued 1947.
246-2273. Hackbridge to Cheam. Fare 11&1/2d. Third Class, Monthly Return ticket. Edmondson type. Black on green. Issued 1943. Return half only. Fine condition.
246-2274. Ditto but Sutton to Carshalton. Fare 6&1/2d. Issued 1948. Outward half only. Fine condition.
246-2275. South Western Section. Goods Invoice, for account customers. (51B). May 1923. 5" x 9.75", black on buff. Unused. Generally fine condition.
246-2276. Southern Railway Company. Statement of Debenture Stock Interest for Half-year ended 30th June, 1929. G. Knight, Secretary. London Bridge Station, London. 5" x 8.25", blue on white. As sent to Shareholder.
246-2277. Southern Railway. To Birchington-on-Sea. Luggage Label. July 1947. 1.25" x 3.5", paste-on type. This and those following are in very fine condition.
246-2278. Ditto but To Broadstairs. September 1943.
246-2279. Ditto but Chilham. July 1931.
246-2280. Ditto but Deal. February 1945.
246-2281. Ditto but Ramsgate. September 1944.
246-2282. Ditto but Sturry. January 1932.
246-2283. Southern Railway, Locomotive No. 179 on passenger train near Wandsworth Road. Maybe circa 1923. Real Photograph. H. Gordon Tidey. 3.5" x 5.5". Nice. Very fine condition.
246-2284. Southern Railway. Locomotive No. 1309 working on passenger train near Swanley Junction (old station), circa 1927. Real Photograph. P. Rutherford, Broadstairs. 3.5" x 5.5". Seen underway with a down local to Chatham. (I take this opportunity to mention the Crampton Tower Museum at Broadstairs which I have written about in a previous catalogue. The Crampton now has a large events hall for hire which will help raise the extra funds to pay its rent which has increased massively. It is important to preserve such historical collections and I hope if you are in the area you will visit this fine preserved tower. Mary). Very fine condition.
246-2285. Southern Railway. Working Timetable Appendices, Western Section 1934. D. Bradford Barton, Truro. 1978. A facsimile printing of the original S.R. Private, Staff Instructions. 9" x 7" cloth boards in a very fine condition wrapper. 163 pages. Ottley 12557. Very fine condition.
246-2286. Southern Trains. London: Ian Allan Ltd. (1977). First edition. 9.5" x 7.25", pictorial boards. 80 pages of an Introduction and 125 photos with descriptions. Steam hauled trains and a few electric. Ottley 12537. Near mint condition.
246-2287. Southfleet Station, closed. Real Photograph. Anon. 3.5" x 5.5". Taken from the road-over bridge, showing the derelict island platform with its waiting rooms and other buildings, the tracks still very much in use. Fine condition.
246-2288. The South-western Railway (General) Act, 1873. To make and maintain new railways in Battersea; to execute other works; to purchase lands; raise money; and other purposes. 21st July 1873. H.M. Government, London. 10.5" x 7.5", 23 pages. Disbound. Fine condition.
246-2289. The Spalding and Bourn Railway Act, 1862. To make a railway; and other purposes. 29th July 1862. H.M. Government, London. 10.75" x 7.25". (16) pages. Disbound. Fine condition.
246-2290. Steamtown U.S.A. Bellows Falls, VT. Live steam-excursion-railroad-museum. Brochure. circa 1966. 8.5" x 10.25", 2 sides, colour, with 7 photos, a map and artwork. Folds to 8.5" x 3.5". There was a considerable collection of motive power at this site.
246-2291. STEPHENSON, Brian., and Patrick Russell. Specials in Steam. London: Ian Allan Ltd. 1969. Second impression. 9.75" x 7.25", cloth boards in a very fine condition wrapper. (127) pages of a frontis, Introduction and 229 photos with descriptions. Pictures of rail tour trains organised by various enthusiast societies. Ottley 12782. Very fine condition.
246-2292. STEPHENSON, Brian. LNER Album. Volume One. London: Ian Allan Ltd. 1970. First edition. 9.75" x 7.25", cloth boards in a very fine condition wrapper. 128 pages of a frontis, an Introduction and 108 photos with descriptions. Ottley 12099. Very fine condition.
246-2293. Ditto but Volume Two. 1970. First edition. In a near mint wrapper. 112 pages of a frontis, an Introduction and 176 photos with descriptions. Near mint condition.
246-2294. Ditto but Volume Three. 1976. First edition. In a near mint condition wrapper. 128 pages of a frontis, Introduction and 198 photos with descriptions. Near mint condition.
246-2295. STEPHENSON, John and Thomas. Contract for Construction of a Railway in North Western Spain, 1866. Being the original translated document by M de Barbachino of Santander, who acted as Broker and Interpreter of the contract from the English, written 23rd November 1866. For the English Engineers, John Stephenson and Thomas Stephenson to construct a railway in Galicia. 12.5" x 8.5", 11 pages manuscript in ink, stamped and impressed with official dated seal in three places. Signed, dated and rubber stamped by Barbachino. Spanish text. The contract includes details of payment to the Stephenson's and a very lengthy inventory of itemised costs for the work to be carried out. All monies remain in sterling. An important and unique piece of history. Obviously a once in a lifetime opportunity. All in fine condition.
246-2296. STEVENS-STRATTEN, S.W. Edited by. The Hornby Book of Trains, 1954-1979. Prototypes and Models. Rovex Limited, (Margate), Kent. 1979. 1st edition. 12" x 8.5" cloth boards, title on spine and cover, in a slightly freyed wrapper. 176 pages illustrated by some 300 photos and drawings, many of which in colour. Summarizing the development of the company and its products over the 25 year period. Interesting. Very fine condition.
246-2297. STOCKKLAUSNER, H.K. Edited by. Eisenbahn - Modern Neue Schienenfahrzeuge Aus Aller Welt. Zeitschriftenverlag Ployer & Co., Wien, Austra.. (Oktober 1957). 12" x 8.5" cloth boards. 218 pages illustrated by very many photos and drawings + 18 pages of adverts. German text. A technical survey of contemporary world railways motive power; steam, electric and diesel.
246-2298. Sumartra. Maschine-Tender de l'Etat Neerlandais (Ile de Sumartra) amenagee pour le chauffage au naphte. Illustrated Postcard. Collection F. Fleury. Locomotives etrangeres (Hollande). Card No. 54. Circa 1914. 3.5" x 5.5". Showing 0-4-2 tank engine No. 318. Posed right side, as newly built. Unused. Mint condition.
246-2299. Swindon, Marlborough, and Andover Railway. Printed Notice to the Landowners concerned, that the treaties for acquisition of Land for the construction of the line is now being carried out, etcetera ....... Marlborough, 1875. 9.75" x 7.75". Excellent history. Very fine condition.
246-2300. Syndicate of Public Works, Chile. 2-6-0 Locomotive, German built. Illustrated Postcard. Anon. Germany. Might be circa 1920. 3.5" x 5.5". Shown as newly built, engine only. Unused. The picture is somewhat faded but the card is very fine.
246-2301. Taff Vale Railway. Engineer's Department, Cathays Works. Invoice for Materials forwarded for use in the repair of company building. Rubber stamped "E. Blackmore", Inspector, and signed. 6.25" x 7.75". Written August 1922 and rubber stamped on receipt by "G.W.R. Divl. Engineer's Office, Queen St., Cardiff." Generally fine condition.
246-2302. Taff Vale Railway. Old Materials for Sale. Printed Form of Tender. Taff Vale Railway, Cardiff. 13.25" x 8.25", 2 sides. Gives the company terms and conditions, and on verso details of items for sale. For the use of prospective purchaser. Written May 1917, concerning 400 old oil barrels that can be viewed at 53 Bute Road, Cardiff. Nice piece.
246-2303. Taff Vale Railway Act, 1900. For further powers; and other purposes. 10th July 1900. London: H.M. Government. 10.5" x 7.25", 14 pages. This and those following are disbound and in generally fine condition..
246-2304. Ditto but 1901. For further powers; and other purposes. 9th August 1901. 12 pages.
246-2305. Ditto but 1914. To extend time. 8th July 1914. 9 pages.
246-2306. Talbot Waggonfabrik Aachen. Les Dechargeurs Automatiques Talbot, dechargent vite et sans peine dans les soutes et sur bandes transporteuses. Manufacturers Export Sales Brochure. Waggonfabrik Talbot Aachen, Allemagne. 1958. 11.5" x 8.25", 6 sides illustrated by artwork, 5 photos & some drawings. Showing two types of automatic discharge four wheel rail hopper wagon. Giving brief details. French text. Very fine condition.
246-2307. Talyllyn Railway. Wharf to Rhydyronen. Fare 8d. Third Class, Single. Ticket No. 346. Edmondson type. Black on pink. Probably not issued. Mint condition.
246-2308. Talyllyn Railway. Maintenance Trains ..... Colour Picture Postcard, by Judges Ltd., Hastings, for the Talyllyn Railway Preservation Society. (1975). Card No. 75/1. 4" x 5.75". This shows a motor hauled train in a snow covered wooded section of track. This and those following are unused and in very fine condition.
246-2309. Ditto but Abergynolwyn Village. Card 75/2. An overall view with wooded hills behind.
246-2310. Ditto but 'Sir Haydn'. 75/3. Steaming on train towards Abergynolwyn.
246-2311. Ditto but The Smithy at Towyn. 75/4. With two horses at the door.
246-2312. Ditto but Wharf Station, Towyn. 75/5. With two of the engines standing.
246-2313. Tarmac Construction Limited, Wolverhampton. High-Speed Rail Tank Wagon loading facility, built by the company at Lindsey Oil Refinery. Official Real Photograph. Dated May 1973. 8.25" x 6.25". Showing the interior of the loading facility with two Oweco filling lances, and the narrow gauge track between the standard line for the winch operated bogey mule which draws the tank wagons through for loading. Together with a description by the company. Very fine condition.
246-2314. Tavistock, S.R. Station. Real Photograph. Anon. 3.5" x 5.5". A view from the platform looking at the very attractive footbridge. Very fine condition.
246-2315. Technisches Gutachten nebst Kostenvoranschlag, und Rentabilitats-Berechnung fur eine Eisenbahn von Kempton uber Memmingen nach Ulm. Beruffentlicht durch des provisorische Comite in Memmingen im Marz 1857. 10.5" x 8.75", 56 pages + 2 fold-out maps, being Eisenbahn-Uebersichts-Karte 1857. 19" x 24.5" and Richtungf einer Bahnlinie von Kempten uer Memmingen nah Ulm, to a scale of 2.75" to one mile, 38" x 15.5". Both lithographed by C. Fischach, Mammington. Wide margin, unopened pages for binding. German text. An important detailed report. Title page is a little grubby on the outside but all is without damage and in generally fine condition. Certainly you will like it.
246-2316. Teign Valley Railway Act, 1881. For further powers; and other purposes. 11th August 1881. H.M. Government, London. 10.5" x 7.25", 10 pages. Disbound. Generally fine condition.
246-2317. The Temple Mineral Railway (Abandonment) Act, 1877. and other purposes. 28th June 1877. H.M. Government, London. 10.5" x 7.25". 3 pages. Disbound.
246-2318. Teufelsbrucke mit Schollenenbahn. Illustrated Postcard. Wehrliverlag, Kilchberg, Zurich. Might be circa 1920s. 5.5" x 3.5". Showing two bridges over the rocky gorge, with a train crossing. Unused. Very fine condition.
246-2319. THEROUX, Paul., and Steve McCurry. The Imperial Way. Making tracks from Peshawar to Chittagong. London: Hamish Hamilton. 1985. First edition. 10.75" x 8.5", cloth boards in a very fine condition wrapper. 143 pages with numerous colour photos and a couple of maps. Giving an account of the journey by train from Peshawar in Pakistan, across India to Calcutta, up to Darjeeling in Napal, and over to Dhaka and through to Chittagong in Bangladesh. Interesting pictures. Mary and I have travelled over much of this same route. Very fine condition.
246-2320. Thisted-Fjerritslev Jernbane. Tjenestekoreplan. Gyldig fra 5. Oktober 1952. 8" x 6.5", paper cover. 14 pages of working timetables and traffic instructions. Danish text. Private.
246-2321. Trans Europ Express Trains. Publicity Brochure. probably 1960s. 12.25" x 16.5", 2 sides, illustrated by several colour photos and some colour artwork. Full English text. Folds to 4.25" x 8.25". Gives a brief description of services in eight countries. Fine condition.
246-2322. TREDGOLD, Thomas. A Practical Treatise on Rail-Roads and Carriages. shewing the principles of estimating their strength, proportions, expense, and annual produce, and the conditions which render them effective, economical and durable; with the theory, effect, and expense of steam carriages, stationary engines, and gas machines. J.B. Nichols & Son, London. 1835. 2nd edition. 9.25" x 5.75" boards. xi + 184 uncut pages illustrated by 3 diagrams and 9 tables in text + 4 plates of drawings, one of which is a double plate. An important early technical work. Very scarce. Ottley 293. Together with a separate copy, 8.5" x 5.5", 24 pages publishers catalogue on various branches of architecture, civil engineering, mechanics, etc. by John Weale, London. circa 1835. The book is in the original quite crude boards but has had the back-strip replaced in recent times with a makeshift repair, the inside cover is signed "Mansfield Grieve" in ink, many pages have age foxing.
246-2323. VANNS, Michael A. Rail Centres: Nottingham. Ian Allan Publishing Ltd., Shepperton. 1993. First edition. 9.5" x 7", cloth boards in a generally fine condition wrapper. 128 pages illustrated by many photos and several plans and maps in text. An account of railways and traffic in the Nottingham area. Much information. As new condition.
246-2324. Wharfdale Railway Company. Report of the Directors, submitted to the half-yearly meeting to be held at Fleischmann's Scarborough Hotel, in Leeds, 21st August 1849. Wharfdale Railway Offices, Skipton. 21st July 1849. 10.5" x 8.5", 2 pages with a couple of amendments made to the text in ink, by the Company Secretary. + a further page with a statement of Receipts and Expenditure from the formation of the company, 20th June 1845. A most interesting early item, the Directors adhere to their previously expressed opinion as to the soundness of the Undertaking and set out how the railway will link with other railways and proposals.
246-2325. WIENER, Lionel. L'Egypte et ses Chemins de Fer. Ouvrage public sous les auspices de Sa Majeste Fouad 1 a l'occasion de la X11 Session de Congress International des Chemins de Fer. (Le Caire, 1933). Bruxelles. 1932. Original Printing in a numbered edition of 2000 copies, printed on Excelsior Cartridge paper. This being copy No. 1176. 11" x 7.5", bound in the publishers printed heavy paper wrap. Frontis plate + 664 uncut and unopened pages, with 272 photos, some of which are photogravure and one in colour, also drawings and maps, two of these fold out + 1 page errata. French text. Giving a full history and detailed technical description of the railways of Egypt and the Sudan, their locomotives, rolling stock and equipment, etcetera. A most important work, the author being a Professor at the University of Brussels. Scarce, this copy has the added distinction of being an unused copy which is ready for binding in leather boards as befits an item of this quality. Slight age grubbiness on outer covers otherwise delightful in generally very fine condition.
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