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Specialist Londonâ€™s Transport Memorabilia andArtefact Sale

Saturday 26 October 2013 11:00

London Transport AuctionsLondon Bus Museum

Cobham Hall Brooklands Road

KT13 0QN

Lot: 1London County CouncilTramways fold-out LEAFLET"How to Get There by ElectricCar" detailing cheap return faresto University Colleges,Polytechnics etc with list ofservice numbers & routes.Pencilled date 8/13 on coverbelieved correct. Two small fold-tears and some age-spotting. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 2Early 1900s PUNCH TICKETSfrom the New London &Suburban Omnibus Co'sSurbiton-Molesey service (2) andthe London Motor Omnibus Co's(Vanguard Services) Tufnell Park-Barnes service, the latter withtrace of a stamp hinge onreverse. [3]Estimate: £20.00 - £30.00

Lot: 3London Underground postcardMAP from 1908 printed byWaterlow & Sons Ltd. Accordingto "No Need to Ask", publishedby Capital Transport, this was thefirst use of the UndergrounD'logo'. These postcards wereavailable to advertisers and thisone promotes Farrow's Bank onthe reverse. It is unused,postcard-wise, and in goodcondition with a knock to the top-left corner and a little ageing onthe reverse. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £50.00

Lot: 41929 London Undergrounddouble-royal POSTER "See themin London's Country - Travel byUnderground" by DorothyMullock (1888-1973) featuringcolourful and detailed illustrationsof wild flowers. Printed by AdamsBros & Shardlow with print-code7 1500 1-1-29. Some edge-scuffs, small tears at top andbottom edges, corner pin-holesand minor age-spotting in acouple of places but generally agood example. Unmounted. [1]Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00

Lot: 5WW2 large card air-raid shelterTICKET for Holborn (Kingsway)Underground Station dated April1944 and issued by the ARPController for the MetropolitanBorough of Holborn. In usedcondition with some creasing andstains and a trace of adhesive onthe reverse edge but stillreasonable. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 6London Transport BOOKLETinside linen-card covers"CONDITIONS OF ISSUE OFPASSENGER TICKETS -GENERAL NOTICES ANDREGULATIONS - BUSES ANDCOACHES". July 1937 issue (thelarger, pre-war size) of thebooklets that once hung on achain in the saloon of every LTbus and coach. Includes rules forpassenger behaviour! Unusedcopy in excellent condition apartfrom corroded staples. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 7The "District" MAP of GreaterLondon & Environs from 1902.First edition of this short-livedseries of District Railway mapswhich ran until 1908. Large-scalemap folded into soft covers.Covers are worn and map has anumber of splits and tears,including one completeseparation. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 8London Transport (Central RoadServices) BOOKLET Allocation ofScheduled Buses & Trolleybuses- No 15, commencing 13th May1959. Allocations to routes andgarages/depÃ´ts. Numbered onfront, staples corroded, usualofficial amendments made plus aseparate set of amendments (no.6). [2]Estimate: £30.00 - £40.00

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Lot: 9Selection of "Pennyfare"MAGAZINES - the pre-WW2London Transport magazine. 24copies dated between March1935 and June 1939. Conditionvaries from very worn to verygood. [24]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 10London UndergroundMetropolitan Line TIMETABLE"covering services operated bythe Metropolitan Line and alsothe Metro. and Great CentralJoint Committee". This is theelusive Issue No 5 (1st January1935) which has not beenrecorded before and is themissing edition in the referenceguides to these publications. Invery good condition, stapleslightly corroded. [1]Estimate: £30.00 - £40.00

Lot: 11Set of London Transport"Gibson" ticket machine ROLLSprinted for use on the carpeted,silver-liveried Routemastersduring the Queen's Silver Jubileecelebration in 1977 and withsponsors' advertising on reverse.24 different advertisers rangingfrom Abbey National to Winfieldplus one roll with generic Jubileereverse for use on the un-sponsored buses. Rolls areunused and as new. [25]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 12London Transport instructionLEAFLETS given to bus driversduring WW2 regarding parking ofthe last buses returning togarages. Some buses wereparked in nearby streets ('nightparks') to as to reduce possiblelosses in the event of the garagebeing bombed overnight. Leafletsare small maps showing thedriver the route to take to thenight park and reminding him tolock the steering wheel. This setis for Barking, Croydon, Dalston,Elmers End, Enfield, Holloway,Putney, Seven Kings andShpeherds Bush garages, alldated 1942. Exceptionally raresurvivors in excellent condition.See also Lot 253. [12]

Estimate: £20.00 - £30.00

Lot: 13Extract page from UndergroundGroup archive for 1916 withofficial file copies of LondonGeneral BUS TIMETABLES forroutes 81 (July 1916), 84 (Jan1916), 79 (Nov 1916), 107A (July1916) plus alteration leaflet forroute 10B dated July 10 1916.Card timetable leaflets have beendouble-mounted on linen, so asto show both sides, together wtha record slip showing printer,quantity issued, date etc. It is notbelieved that these WW1 eraLGOC route timetables havebeen offered at auction before.Some fraying to the linen and alittle darkening to the leaflets inplaces but generally good. [1item with 5 attachments]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 14London Underground chromeuniform BUTTONS of the pre-London Transport type, probablyWW1-1920s vintage. Twodifferent sizes. [17]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 15Green Line Coaches Ltd -TRAFFIC CIRCULARS Nos 1-4dated December 1930 to January1931. The very first circulars fromthe new company, 40 pages intotal. Apart from rusted staples,which have been either removedor replaced, in good condition. [4]Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00

Lot: 16WW1-era LGOC driver/conductoritems comprising a Rules andRegulations MANUAL dated 1stMarch 1914 and approved byManaging Director A H Stanley,later to become Lord Ashfieldand a Rules BOOKLET of theLGOC's Employees Death Levy,Distress and Sick FriendlySociety from 1915. Both in usedbut good condition, owner'sname and date pencilled in thelatter. [2]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

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Lot: 17West Ham CorporationTramways CAP BADGE issuedto tram drivers and conductors inthe pre-London Transport era,probably WW1-1920s era. Madeby J R Gaunt, London, it's madeof brass with blue enamel inlaysand features the Corporation coatof arms. In very good condition.[1]Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00

Lot: 18London Transport OperatingDepartment, Trams andTrolleybuses TRAM DRIVERS'HANDBOOK dated January1937, believed to be the firstissue in LPTB rather than LCCstyle. 62pp booklet inside linen-card covers. In lightly-used, goodcondition with no markings. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 19London Transport bus stop routenumber, enamel E-PLATE forGreen Line Coach service 725 toCroydon, Hampton Court,Windsor. The 725 was the firstGreen Line orbital route and ranfrom Gravesend to Windsor. Thisplate may well have been postedon a stop in Bromley. In good, ex-stop condition, the small blemishwas made during themanufacturing process. [1]Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 20LPTB Green Line MAP OFDAILY COACH SERVICES -1933. One of the early editions ofthe Green Line map withreference 1697-10,000-30-6-33.In lightly-used condition with avertical crease, pin-hole andslight foxing. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 21London General 1920s bus stoptimetable panel POSTERS forroute 84 Golders Green Station-St Albans and for route 95Hounslow Garage-Hayes, datedJune 1924 and January 1925respectively. Double-sided,approx A4 size with a few nicksat the edges but otherwise in good condition. [2]

Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 22Bodybuilder's PLATE from a1952/3 4RF4-type, deck-and-a-half airport coach, one of just 65designed and operated byLondon Transport on behalf ofBritish European Airways. Themetal plate is in standard LT stylewith the addition of an AECtriangle and the substitution of'BEA' for 'London Transport'. Inex-vehicle condition. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £125.00

Lot: 23"Pyrene" brass fire extinguishermarked 'LPTB' as fitted insidedrivers' cabs of LT buses from1933 to 1947. In good, ex-vehiclecondition with one or two dentsand dings. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 24London Transport RoutemasterBONNET FLEETNUMBERPLATE from RML2337. Thisgreen 'Country Area'Routemaster entered service atNorthfleet garage in 1965 andremained there for the whole ofits service life, retaining itsoriginal identity throughout. It waswithdrawn and stored from 1975,being purchased back fromLondon Country by LT in 1977but was scrapped for spare partsin 1978. The plate was obtainedfrom a Yorkshire scrapyard thatyear. In ex-vehicle condition. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 25London Transport LOCAL ROADAND RAIL TIMETABLE forRedhill, Reigate and Districtdated January 1948 from a serieswhich ran from 1937-1959. Ingood condition but has twonumbers written/stamped on thefront. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £50.00

Lot: 26London Underground ElectricRailways 1907 advertising CARDwith MAP, one of a seriesfeaturing different stations, in this

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case Highgate with an illustrationof a Charing Cross, Euston &Hampstead Rly train. The cardopens into 3 parts by lifting thetrain to reveal more of the station,including posters. It opens out toshow fares, journey times andseason-ticket rates. The reverseof the card has a small map ofthe Underground. Very goodcondition. [1]Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 27London Bus Driver's andConductor's PSV LICENCEBADGES. Metropolitan TrafficArea badges N53683 andN85025, believed to have firstbeen issued in the 1950s. Both ingood condition, horseshoe fittingson reverse. [2]Estimate: £40.00 - £50.00

Lot: 28London Transport bronze INSETPLATE "London Transport -Private Property" used to markthe boundary of LT property ongarage and Underground stationforecourts etc. Retains theconcrete infill and is in very goodcondition. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 29London Transport BUS STOPFLAG for bus and Red Arrowservices dating from the early1970s. Double-sided, hollow'boat' type, enamel on steel. Infair condition with some rustychips and scratches. The runnersfor the route number-plates havebeen removed. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 30London Transport enamelRADIATOR PLATE from aCentral Area red STL-class AECRegent. Vendor advises that thiswas removed from a scrapvehicle at Daniels scrapyard,Rainham in 1950. The enamel isnoticeably thicker than on thepost-war versions of this plate asfitted to the RT class. Minorchipping around the screw-holes,otherwise excellent. (See alsoLots 131, 172, 248 and 487 forother STL items) [1]

Estimate: £75.00 - £125.00

Lot: 31Quantity of London TransportCentral Area GARAGEALLOCATION PLATES of thetype used in the 1960s/70s tocover temporary loans of busesfrom one garage to another.Mainly aluminium plates, threeplastic type noted. In ex-vehiclecondition. [20]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 32London Transport enamel busstop Q-PLATE "Queue this sidefor 177, 180, 198, 229, 272 -Queue other side for 99". Thiswould have been on a bus stop inWoolwich. In good condition,some edge-chip repairs. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 33London Transport TramwaysFARECHART for ex-MET route21 from Holborn to NorthFinchley/Barnet. Printed 1933,probably the first LT issue andstill in the MET-style format. Asmaller-size chart produced to fitthe 'Feltham' tramcars.Horizontal fold-creases and avery small loss on the right-handedge but generally good. [1]Estimate: £70.00 - £90.00

Lot: 34London TransportUNDERGROUND TIMETABLE1939 Number 1. 268pp bookletcovering all Underground linesfor May 1 - July 2 1939. This wasthe last edition before issueswere suspended for WW2. Good,unmarked condition with a smallcrease to the cover and a littleage-spotting in places. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 35London Transport bus stop routenumber, enamel E-PLATE forroute 207 destinated Uxbridge.The 207 is a very longstandingroute, having originated as tramroute 7 from Shpeherds Bush toUxbridge, later trolleybus 607and, since 1960, the 207. Thewestern terminus is no longer

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Uxbridge but this plate comesfrom the original route and wasprobably situated at ShepherdsBush Green. In very good, ex-stop condition. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 361919 London UndergroundLEAFLET "SEA, FOREST ANDMEADOWLAND BY T.O.T"(Train, Omnibus, Tram). Fold-outleaflet of Country Motor-busRoutes with UndergroundConnections and trips by DistrictRailway for August Bank Holiday1919. Cover has pictures ofSouthend by District Railway andEpping Forest by Motor-bus. Wellused with a rough top edge andannotated on front. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 37London United Tramways Faresand Stages BOOKLET for Acton,Hanwell & Hounslow DepÃ´tsdated January 1st, 1923 andissued to tram conductors as aguide to fares, stages,workpeople's and children'sfares. Printed on card and foldsout to 3 panels. In used but veryreasonable condition. Not seen atauction before. See Lot 195 forthe equivalent issue for FulwellDepÃ´t. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 38London Transport 1956 BUSROUTE TIMETABLE LEAFLETSfor new route 192 from June 27,new timetable for route 235 fromMarch 21, Express buses onroute 406 from May 16 and newroute 807 from October 17. All ingood to very good condition. [4]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 39London Transport fleetnumberBONNET PLATE from AECRegent RT717 which enteredservice as a 'roofbox' RT atCatford garage in 1948, the lastbus to carry this number beingwithdrawn from Clapton in 1970.The bonnet plate was obtained atWombwell scrapyard in that year.Good, ex-vehicle condition.[1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 40Original 1934 London TransportPOSTER by Anna Zinkeisen(1901-76) promoting theAldershot Tattoo "Go by PrivateBus". Size 12 1/2" x 10 1/2"(32cm x 26cm) as pasted toglass vestibules in Undergroundcarriages. Mounted on linen,some professional restoration attop corners, light stains in top-right quarter and minor edge-creasing but overall a goodexample. [1]Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00

Lot: 41London Transport TIMETABLE ofTrams & Trolleybuses inoperation on and fromWednesday, October 19, 1949.96pp booklet "For the informationof London Transport Officials". Inexcellent condition with official'ssignature on front. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 42London Transport Green LineTIMETABLE LEAFLETS dated 4October 1933 for routes A, B andE/F (2 versions). Creases to one,small name-stamps on two,otherwise good. See also Lots107, 166, 230, 308, 376. [4]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 43Tax disc and PSV LICENCE-HOLDER from London TransportAEC Regent RT3842 (LLU 641)containing the vehicle's last PSVdisc (expiry 27.8.71) and tax disc(expiry Apr 71). The bus waswithdrawn at Battersea Garageupon tax disc expiry and sent forscrap in July 1971. Ex-vehiclecondition. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 44London Transport (CountryBuses & Coaches) bound volume6 of TRAFFIC CIRCULARS 217to 242, 1st January to 31stDecember 1939. Includes thosecirculars covering the outbreak ofWW2. Official bound edition withindex. Some wear to covers,contents very good. [1]Estimate: £40.00 - £50.00

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Lot: 45London Transport "Tramways"Tram to Trolleybus fold-outLEAFLET dated 1935 for theconversion of tram route 7 totrolleybus routes 654. In excellentcondition.Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 46London General OmnibusCompany double-sided LEAFLETof Football dated 1 February1913 with routes and fares to thegrounds of Chelsea, WoolwichArsenal, Clapton Orient etc etc. Avery early example of publicitydesigned to encourage leisuretravel. In used condition, folded,with date stamp on one side.(See Lots 378 & 440 for others inthis series) [1]Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00

Lot: 47Book of 1d TICKETS issued bythe Great Eastern London MotorOmnibus Company Ltd at adiscount of 14 for the price of 12.Estimated date 1908-1910. Anearly form of prepaid ticket. All 14tickets are still present in thestapled booklet. The cover iscreased and the staple corrodedbut the tickets are in very goodcondition. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 48LCC Trams pocket-size fold-outMAP AND GUIDE of the LondonCounty Council Tramways dated1919 feauring an illustration ofthe River Thames on the cover.Minor partings at the fold-cornersand traces of adhesive on thespine from where once insertedinto a guidebook but generallyvery good. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 49General and AssociatedCompanies fold-out LEAFLETdated 14th May, 1923"Personally Conducted SeeingLondon Tours by Motor-coach".Believed to the the origins oftoday's London sightseeing tours.Photo of open top buses atPiccadilly Circus on cover. Two

tours outlined in great detailinside. In excellent condition. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 50London Transport DivisionalMechanical Inspector's CAPBADGE issued in the early 1960sto the staff responsible for drivingstandards on London buses. Aspecial design of badge for thisgroup of around 15-20 staff. It ismade of gold-coloured basemetal with blue and white enamelinfills. In very good condition. [1]Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 51London General POSTERTIMETABLE dated July 1920 forroute 136 from Bromley toWesterham. A large-scaletimetable for posting at termini,bus shelters etc. In fragilecondition with weak folds andsome edge losses but a scarcesurvivor. Also a large timetableslip for route 410 from Bromley toReigate, undated but 1920s/30sstyle. [2]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 52London Transport bus stop routenumber, enamel E-PLATE forroute 132 destinated Eltham viaCrook Log. This comes fromwhen this route ran as a circularservice from Eltham toBexleyheath and back, running inboth directions and this plate maywell have been situated in Bexleyor Bexleyheath to advisepassengers of the quicker way. Invery good, ex-stop condition. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 53London horse-bus driver'sBADGE, also known as a'TICKET' as issued from 1838 to1850, the first type of officialbadge under the regulationsmade by Parliament in 1838. Adouble-sided enamelled badgenumbered 21,059, white onchocolate background, andcarrying the words "StageDriver". Chips around the edgesbut in unusually good conditionand an extremely scarcesurvivor. [1]

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Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 54London Transport 1937 fold-out,card LEAFLET "Procession ofthe Seasons - a series ofadvertisements drawn by FeliksTopolski [1907-1989] andpublished by London Transportand reprinted from the eveningnewspapers". Opens out to 14panels with 12 illustrations ofdifferent characters, all promotingthe use of Underground andGreen Line season tickets. Invery good condition other thansome edge-staining on rearcover. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 55Early named-stage PUNCH-TYPE TICKETS from the NorthMetropolitan TramwaysCompany: brick-red 1d and 4different 2d issues. Reasonablecondition, a little grubbiness,creasing in places. [5]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 56LCC Tramways fold-out cardLEAFLET "Cricket Fixtures" forthe 1929 season giving fixturesfor Surrey, MCC and Essex plustravel directions by tram,including a map of tramways tothe Oval. Leaflet promotes the 1/-all-day ticket, transfer facilities,summer outings etc. In very goodcondition. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 571936 London Transport GreenLine BROCHURE promotingleisure travel to London forshopping, sightseeing, theatreand cinema. Folds out to 12panels with map of routes K1/K2from Horsham/Dorking inclCountry Bus routes, map ofcentral London, variousillustrations and a magnificentcover picture of a T-type GreenLine coach, artist unknown. Inused condition with some fold-partings but still very reasonable.A scarce item.Estimate: £40.00 - £50.00

Lot: 58Selection of London TransportAEC Regent lowbridge RLH-class TAX DISCS for vehiclesRLH5 (GF), RLH6 (MA), RLH13(WY), RLH25 (GF), RLH35 (GF),RLH38 (MA), RLH40 (GD),RLH44 (MA), RLH45 (GD),RLH47 (GF), RLH50 (GD) andRLH51 (MA). All for the 1961year and with vehicle stock no,eg RLH5 B and garage code onreverse. Ex-vehicle condition. [12]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 59London General OmnibusCompany c1919 MOTOR-BUSGUIDES "The Sights of London" - 1a Public Buildings and 2aEntertainment and Shopping.Fold-out leaflets issued afterWW1 to encourage use of thebuses for leisure activities. Invery good condition. [2]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 60Quantity of District Railway,Metropolitan Railway, CLR &LER Underground CARDTICKETS mainly early 1900s-c1930. Earliest noted is 1899.Generally good, a few withadhesive on backs. [25]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 61London's Underground"ENGAGEMENTS 1925", a hard-bound desk calendar given to theCombine's advertisingcustomers. Contains a tear-offpad with a page for each week'sappointments, each headed witha fact about London's transport,and a folder containing a 1924,large-scale Underground mapand a list of General bus routes.A wonderful item in completelyunused condition, almost as newexcept for some signs of ageing.[1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 62Small, pocket-sized OFFICIALTIMETABLE of the Amersham &District Motor Bus & Haulage CoLtd commencing February 8th,1932. A 56-page booklet in verygood condition. [1]

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Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 63London General OmnibusCompany TRAFFIC NOTICE No17 in operation from SundayJune 20th and Monday June21st, 1915. A complete list of allLGOC services in operation atthis stage of WW1 with times offirst & last buses, running times,through fares, operating garagesetc. This is the earliest recordedissue of the full summary ofservices. Printed on the poor-quality pink paper sometimesused during WW1 and somewhatfragile with loose pages but anamazing survivor. SEE ALSOLOT NO 325[1]Estimate: £35.00 - £50.00

Lot: 64Great Northern, Piccadilly &Brompton Railway pocket MAP"Travel to and from the theatresby London's latest tube".Undated but 1906 or 1907. Amap of the West End withtheatres and tube lines shown.Reverse has theatre and travelinfomation. Lightly used with oneedge-nick but otherwise good. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 65Pair of London Transport CountryBus & Coach GARAGEALLOCATION PLATES forLUTON (LS) garage as used1930s-1960s. Luton garage wasopened by Strawhatter Coachesin 1928, passed to LT in 1934and finally closed in 1977. Ingood, ex-use condition. [2]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 66West Ham CorporationTramways RULES ANDREGULATIONS FOREMPLOYEES, BYE-LAWS ETC.86pp handbook dated August1919. In used condition withsome small stains, owner's nameinside rear cover. [1]Estimate: £35.00 - £45.00

Lot: 67London General CountryServices ENAMEL PLATE from

the short period (1932-33) whenthis company existed as thecountry services of the Generalbefore being absorbed intoLondon Transport. This is likelyto have been a header plate for atimetable panel. Vendor wasadvised that it survived on a wallin Watford for over 40 years andthere is corrosion loss at oneend. A previous owner began tocut off the damaged piece but didnot complete this. Despite thisdamage and another edge-chip,this is an amazing survivor andno enamelware for this companyhas been noted at auction before.[1]Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 68London Transport AmbulanceCentre LAPEL BADGES issuedfor long service, comprising the5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35 and 40year badges, believed to be thecomplete set. Made of chromedmetal with colourful enamelinlays, a different colour for eachbadge, and incorporating the StJohn Ambulance motif. [8]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 69London Transport bus stop routenumber, enamel E-PLATE forGreen Line Coach service 724Express to Romford. The 724was (and still is) an orbitalservice, originally betweenRomford and High Wycombe,later extended to HeathrowAirport and Staines. LT allocatedblue, rather than green, e-platesto signify an express service.This plate was from the easternend, perhaps at Harlow orEpping. In very good, ex-stopcondition. [1]Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 70c1925 District Railway "MAP ofroutes serving Kew" aka "TheDistrict Railway Miniature Map ofLondon and Environs - 9thedition", the 8th having been wayback in 1908. Despite the DRhaving been part of theUnderground Group since 1902,its own maps were curiously re-issued, barely updated, in the1919-1925 period, in this case topromote travel to Kew Gardens,

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pictures of which are on thereverse. Excellent condition -barely used. [1]Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00

Lot: 71London Transport enamel busstop Q-PLATE "Queue this sidefor 19, 39, 170 - Queue otherside for 45, 49". This would havebeen on a bus stop in Battersea.Some top-edge chip repairs,otherwise good. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 72London Transport TIMETABLE ofCountry Area Buses (WesternArea) in operation on and fromWednesday, October 12th, 1938.96pp booklet "For the informationof London Transport Officials". Inexcellent condition with trace ofremoved official's name on front.[1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 73London General OmnibusCompany MAP & GUIDE datedJanuary 1913 from the first seriesof London bus maps which ranfrom 1911-1914. In unusuallygood condition, no marks, tearsor deterioration other than asmall parting at a fold-corner.One edge is irregular and it hassome light creases where it mayhave once been re-folded,suggesting it may have been wellconserved in a guidebook. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 74Original 1954 London TransportPOSTER by Betty Swanwick RA(1915-1989) who designedposters for LT from 1939-1954.This colourful poster promotedLT's guidebook 'Visitor's London'.Mounted on linen, this double-royal poster is in excellentcondition with just a littleprofessional repair to the cornersbefore mounting. [1]Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 75Official Metropolitan RailwayCompany POSTCARDS fromtheir 1912 geographical seriescomprising Willesden Green toChorley Wood (also Uxbridge),Harrow to Chesham and GreatMissenden to Aylesbury - MET-032, 033 & 035 respectively inthe reference work by Alsop. Ingood, unused condition, lightfoxing on 033. [3]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 76Original London Transportdouble-royal POSTER "Harvests"by Anthony Rossiter (1926-2000)who designed a number for LTbetween 1955 and 1974. Theposter dates from 1965(designed in 1964) and promotesGreen Rover tickets for unlimitedtravel on London's countrybuses. Unmounted and in goodcondition other than a damp-stainin the bottom l/h corner. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 77London United ElectricTramways "SOUVENIR OF THEINAUGURATION OF THECOMPANY'S ELECTRICTRAMWAYS" from 1901. Alarge, 41pp soft-cover BOOKprinted on high-quality paper withchapters on the history of thesystem, the power generationand the inaugural ceremony .Lavishly illustrated withphotographs, mostly full-plate, ofthe trams in service, the depotand the opening day. Some wearto the covers, which are startingto part at the spine, but overallvery good. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 78London Transport UndergroundPLATFORM TICKETS with 'OnePenny' values issued in the mid-1950s from a variety of stations.All different and in goodcondition. [12]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

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Lot: 79LCC Tramways fold-outLEAFLET promoting travel bytram to the Thames atHammersmith & Putney. Coverillustration of Putney Bridge andFulham Church is acontemporary LCC poster by theRalph & Brown studios. In lightlyused condition, one horizontalfold and scuff damage to the topr/h edge. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 80London Underground GroupLEAFLET "Bank Holiday - Whereto go by Train, Tram and MotorBus - August 1925" with coverdesign by Horace Taylor (1881-1934) who produced artwork forthe Underground 1924-26.Stapled leaflet with originalcorroded staple replaced,otherwise very good condition. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 81London Transport (CountryBuses & Coaches) bound volume34 of TRAFFIC CIRCULARS 103to 128, 1st January to 31stDecember 1967. Official boundedition with index. Excellentcondition. [1]Estimate: £40.00 - £50.00

Lot: 82London Transport COMPLETEROAD AND RAIL TIMETABLEfor Watford, Rickmansworth andDistrict dated July 1937, issue 7from a series which ran from Jan1937 until no 227 in Oct 1957. Inwell-used condition with slighttrace of an annotation on the barof the cover bullseye and lightlycorroded staples. [1]Estimate: £30.00 - £40.00

Lot: 83London General OmnibusCompany, Limited RULES &REGULATIONS FOROPERATING EMPLOYEES.98pp handbook inside hardcovers, the September 1st, 1927edition. Has photos of jacking upan S-type bus and fold-outdiagrams and photos of handsignals and mechanical parts andbodies of K, S and NS types. In

superb, unmarked condition, anexceptional example, probablyunused. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 84London Transport bus stop routenumber, enamel E-PLATE forroute 191 Garage Journeys toTramway Avenue. Running fromChingford to Enfield, certainjourneys on the route werediverted to Edmonton garage, theaddress of which was TramwayAvenue which dated back to itsorigins as a tram, then trolleybusdepot. In excellent, ex-stopcondition. [1]Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 85London Transport "Buses forTrolleybuses" BOOKLETS datedMarch 4, 1959 for stage 1 of thetrolleybus conversion schemeinvolving routes 654, 696 and698 out of Carshalton andBexleyheath depÃ´ts. In lightly-used condition. [2]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 86Metropolitan Electric TramwaysFares and Stages BOOKLET forEdmonton DepÃ´t dated January1st, 1923 and issued to tramconductors as a guide to fares,stages, workpeople's andchildren's fares. Printed on cardand folds out to 3 panels. In usedbut very reasonable condition.Not seen at auction before. SeeLots 245 and 495 for theequivalent issues for Finchleyand Wood Green DepÃ´ts. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 87London General OmnibusCompany 1920 LEAFLET "LISTOF MOTOR-BUS ROUTES -Services working during weekSept. 15 to Sept 21." Issue no.36, 1920. Indented line on cover,otherwise in very good condition.[1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

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Lot: 88London Underground Circle Line1950s/60s ENAMEL FRIEZEPLATE from a station on thenorthern section shared with theMetropolitan Line, whose colourappears on the lower edge. Inexcellent condition, just a coupleof small edge chips. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 89Selection of LCC Tramways1920s 2d Cheap Fare PUNCHTICKETS from a variety of routegroups - all different. Generallygood condition. [12]Estimate: £20.00 - £30.00

Lot: 90London Transport RoutemasterBONNET FLEETNUMBERPLATE and frontREGISTRATION PLATE fromRM67. The original bus with thisnumber entered service ontrolleybus replacement at Poplarin 1959 and the last RM67 waswithdrawn at Walworth in 1985.These items were obtained at aYorkshire scrapyard that year. [2]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 91London General OmnibusCompany LEAFLETS forConducted Whole-day, Afternoonand Half-day Motor-coach Toursfor Season 1923. High-quality,illustrated fold-out brochures. Inexcellent condition. [3]Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00

Lot: 92London Underground GUIDE TOTRAVEL - THROUGH SERVICESth Harrow and the West Enddated November 1932. Cardbooklet with fold-outUNDERGROUND MAP ofCentral London. Some darkeningto cover but still good, map isexcellent. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 93London United TramwaysTIMETABLE PANEL POSTERdated October 1st, 1924 ufn for"high speed service" routes 7,7A, 7C and 89 with UndergroundGroup "Tramways" logo at top.Light wear to edges, folded oncebut overall in very good condition.[1]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 94London Transport ENAMELSIGN "Buses Passes - AllEnquiries" together with theLondon Buses pre-privatisationroundel and the 'hops' logo ofSelkent Operating District. Thiswould have been displayed atone of the garages in SelkentDistrict in the 1980s untilremoved upon purchase byStagecoach in 1994. In very goodcondition with a full shine and justone or two edge chips. A lateexample of a typical, traditionalLT sign. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 95London Transport TramwaysFARECHART for ex-CroydonCorporation route 2 fromThornton Heath to Croydon. Thisis dated January 1934 and ispossibly the first or second LTissue but is in a much larger sizethan the standard LCC one inorder to fit the panel on the ex-Croydon car. Some folds/creasesand foxing but very reasonable.[1]Estimate: £125.00 - £150.00

Lot: 96London Transport TIMETABLE ofCentral Area Buses, Trams &Trolleybuses and Green LineCoaches in operation on andfrom Sunday, January 6, 1952.466pp booklet "For theinformation of London TransportOfficials", known as theinspectors' 'Red Book'. In verygood condition with faint trace ofremoved label on front. [1]Estimate: £65.00 - £85.00

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Lot: 97Metropolitan Railway LONGSERVICE MEDALS comprisingthe 20, 25, 30, 40, 45 and 50year badges. Gold-coloured basemetal with elaborate andcolourful enamel inlays featuringthe Met's coat of arms. Each hasthe employee's name engravedon the reverse and all in verygood condition. [6]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 981925 London Undergrounddouble-royal POSTER "WinterSales. Where to Shop" with mapof West End shopping area. Print-code 1758-1,000-24-12.25 andprinted by Waterlow & Sons.Poor condition with edge andcorner losses, some tears, a lighthorizontal crease and age-darkening. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 99London General OmnibusCompany pocket-sized "MAPSOF THE LONDON GENERALBUS ROUTES" issues 5/6, 7, 8 &10 from 1925. Good condition,lightly used, some age-spotting, 3have small stamp on covers. [4]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 100London General OmnibusCompany pocket-sized "MAPSOF GENERAL ROUTES" issues7, 8, 9, 10 & 11/12 from 1929.Good condition, lightly used,some age-spotting, all have smallstamp on covers. [5]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 101London General OmnibusCompany pocket-sized "MAPSOF GENERAL ROUTES" issues4, 6, 7, 8 & 9 from 1932. Goodcondition, lightly used, 3 havesmall stamp on covers. [5]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 102London Transport bus stop routenumber, enamel E-PLATE forGreen Line service 711 toUxbridge, Beaconsfield, HighWycombe. Route 711 ran fromReigate in the south, so this platequite likely was situated at Ealingor Shepherds Bush. In very good,ex-stop condition. [1]Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 103Pair of London TransportTrolleybus DEPOTALLOCATION PLATES forCOLINDALE (CE) depÃ´t as used1950-62. Carshalton depÃ´t wasopened by MET as Hendon tramdepÃ´t in 1904, was converted totrolleybuses in 1936 and closedin 1962. In good, ex-usecondition. [2]Estimate: £35.00 - £50.00

Lot: 104Pocket-size OFFICIAL TIMETABLES AND FARE CHARTSbooklet for the Penn Bus Co Ltdof High Wycombe dated January1st, 1933. 16pp booklet insidecard covers in very goodcondition. The staple hascorroded and there are threesmall pencil marks in the index.Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 105London Transport enamel busstop Q-PLATE "Queue this sidefor 6 - Queue other side for 8".This would have been on a busstop situated between the Cityand Oxford Street. Some chiprepairs but very reasonable. [1]Estimate: £65.00 - £85.00

Lot: 106London Tram & TrolleybusConductor's METROPOLITANSTAGE CARRIAGE BADGE,equivalent to a PSV licencebadge and issued from 1935onwards for electric traction. A'Metrovick Traffolyte' badge withhorseshoe fitting and in verygood, used condition. [1]Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

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Lot: 107London Transport Green LineTIMETABLE LEAFLETS dated 4October 1933 for routes AF, G,H/AH and I. All good. See alsoLots 42, 166, 230, 308, 376. [4]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 108Metropolitan Electric Tramways -Middlesex and HertfordshireLight Railways c1910 pocketMAP OF ROUTES ANDPARTICULARS OF SERVICES.The only known public issue fromthe MeT. Small scuff to cover,cover edges are worn and asmall edge-loss to map but veryreasonable overall. A very scarcemap. [1]Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 1091913 (12.6.13) UndergroundGroup publicity LEAFLET whichfolds out to 8 double-sidedpanels with miniature colourreproductions of contemporarytravel posters exhorting travel byUnderground, bus and tram toleisure destinations such asHampton Court, ChingfordMount, Windsor, Maidenhead, StAlbans etc with travel details,fares etc. Very high quality forperiod. Some wear but veryreasonable. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 110LCC Tramways fold-outLEAFLET dated Sept 1927"London's Tramways to the WestEnd" with cover illustration from acontemporary LCCT poster by PIrwin Brown. Includes a map oftheatreland and times of late-evening/night tram services. Inlightly-used condition with somescuffing to top edge. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 111c1928 London General OmnibusCompany Private HireBROCHURE with cover designby Ethel 'Bip' Pares (1904-1977)of a private hire coach in thecountryside under a 'General'bullseye logo. 32pp brochure,undated but includes a 1927photo of the LGOC's new 26-strong fleet of Daimler DE-classopen-top coaches. Detachableenquiry postcard inside is presentthough part-detached. Lightlyused with some wear. [1]Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00

Lot: 112The "Improved" District RailwayMap of London - first edition from1879. Large paper map in linencovers, opens out to 30 panels infull colour with travel information,incl. locomotive headcodes, onthe reverse. Shows the TurnhamGreen to Richmond line openand the proposed extension toPutney Bridge, terminating on apier in the Thames. Well usedwith some edge-loss and shortfold-tears but very reasonableoverall. [1]Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 1131919 (10-11-19) London GeneralOmnibus Company MOTOR-BUS GUIDE for Virginia Water.Fold-out leaflet from the firstseries, a post-WW1 publicityexercise to encourage use of thebuses for leisure. In very goodcondition. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 114London United Tramways LimitedBYE-LAWS ANDREGULATIONS. 30pp handbook,the 1928 issue with additions upto 1933, the last being in respectof the introduction oftrolleybuses. In good, lightly-usedcondition with the stamp of thecompany's instruction school onthe front and inside. See alsoLots 214 & 314 for the equivalenthandbooks for the MET & SMETsister companies. [1]Estimate: £35.00 - £45.00

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Lot: 115Quantity of London TransportUnderground, Central Bus andCountry Bus MAPS from the1950s-1960s. Condition variesfrom poor to good. [quantity]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 116Special free return TICKET fromArnos Grove to Piccadilly andback in original ENVELOPEissued by the London ElectricRailway Co to mark the openingof the extension of the PiccadillyLine to Arnos Grove on 19September 1932 and valid onthat date only. Ticket portions areunused and in excellentcondition, the envelope showssigns of wear. [2]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 117London Transport bus stop routenumber, enamel E-PLATE forroute W2 Mon-Fri Rush HoursExpress. For the first 6 months ofthis route, from September 1968,the section from Alexandra Parkto Finsbury Park ran as a rush-hour express serving only 3intermediate stops which carriedblue e-plates and this plate wouldhave been from one of thosestops. In excellent, ex-stopcondition. [1]Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00

Lot: 118London Transport TIMETABLEBOOKLET dated 2nd January1952 "Co-ordination of RoadPassenger Transport Services inthe Grays and Tilbury Districts".Timetables and Diagrams of therevised routes following thetakeover from Eastern Nationalthe previous September. Paperhas darkened with age, spine isworn, staple is corroded. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 119London Passenger TransportBoard (Central Omnibus Section)TRAFFIC CIRCULARS Nos 1, 2and 3 from July-August 1933, thevery first circulars of the newly-formed London Transport. Nos 2

and 3 on poorer-quality paper area bit fragile, no 1 is very good. [3]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 120London General OmnibusCompany Ltd fold-out LEAFLETof Motor and Horse Routes datedSeptember 1910 from themonthly series which ran fromJune 1910 to February 1911.Cover has illustration of earlymotor-bus and contents includedetails of motor services 1-24and horse services 32-92. Ascarce survivor in very goodcondition, just some light stainsto covers. [1]Estimate: £250.00 - £300.00

Lot: 121London Transport BUSTIMETABLE Country Area(South) for September 1937.240pp booklet in good unmarkedcondition except for last pagepartially stuck to inside cover. [1]Estimate: £70.00 - £80.00

Lot: 122South Metropolitan ElectricTramways and Lighting CompanyFares and Stages BOOKLETdated January 1st, 1923 andissued to tram conductors as aguide to fares, stages,workpeople's and children'sfares. Printed on card and foldsout to 3 panels. In used but veryreasonable condition. Not seen atauction before. [1]Estimate: £30.00 - £40.00

Lot: 123"General" CAP BADGE as issuedto London General OmnibusCompany bus crews in the horse-bus era pre-1910. A large brassbadge in good condition. [1]Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00

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Lot: 124Underground Group/LondonTransport LEAFLETS "Where togo by Road & Rail" (Easter 1933 - the last pre-LPTB issue) and"Summer 1933 - Excursions,Sightseeing" (with short-lived'LPTB' logo). Both illustrated byLeonard Richmond (1889-1965)who produced much work for theGWR and SR but only these twoplus one poster for LT. Both invery good condition. [2]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 1251907 MAP of theUNDERGROUND ELECTRICRAILWAYS OF LONDON. Anearly unified system map, one ofonly two known versions to havevertical text at the sides.Mentions the CCE&HR openingin June 1907. Reverse hasadvertisements for Gamages inHolborn. Small damp stains atbottom edge and scuffing to left-hand edge with 1 1/2" (4cm) tear,otherwise very reasonablecondition. [1]Estimate: £125.00 - £150.00

Lot: 126London Transport BusConductor's SATCHEL/MONEY-BAG of the earlier type, 1950sand before, with the extra loop fora cancelling punch or clipper.The bag comes complete withthe ticket-clipper (embossed'London Transport') as well asthe usual budget key for theconductor's locker, destinationblind boxes etc. The bag is inwell-used condition withconsiderable wear but still veryreasonable. [1+ extras]Estimate: £30.00 - £40.00

Lot: 127London Transport bus stoptimetable panel POSTER "SEECORONATION LONDON"advertising bus tours in May/June1953 of the Coronation Routeand Floodlit City & West End.South-Western Area edition.Light wear but good overall,folded once, with usual officialpunch-holes at top for fixing. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 128Metropolitan Railway card CARDTICKETS largely from the 1890s-early 1900s comprising singles(incl first class), returns, returnhalves (incl Workman's, WalkingTour, Privilege, H M Forces inuniform examples). Mainly goodcondition. [37]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 129Metropolitan Electric, LondonUnited and South MetropolitanElectric Tramways c1913/14ROUTE MAP AND GUIDE TOTHE TRAMWAY SYSTEMS. Nodate or print-code but same styleas Underground maps of thisperiod. A couple of fold-partings,a small loss at one edge andsome age-wear but veryreasonable condition for thisseries which was printed on poor-quality paper. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 130Selection of 1950s commercialADVERTISING BROCHURESfeaturing illustrations of RF andRMC coaches and promotingMetro-Cammell-Weymanncoachwork, G D Peters glidingdoor equipment and V.S. fullyautomatic control by Self-Changing Gears Ltd. All in goodcondition. [3]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 131London Transport fleetnumberBONNET PLATE from AECRegent STL1601 which enteredservice at Merton garage in 1936and was withdrawn at Barking in1952. The bonnet plate wasobtained at North's scrapyard,Leeds in 1953. Ex-vehicle'scrapyard' condition. (See alsolots 30, 172, 248 and 487 forother STL items) [1]Estimate: £150.00 - £175.00

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Lot: 132London Transport bus stop routenumber, enamel E-PLATE forGreen Line service 708 toWatford, Hemel Hempstead,Fare Stage. Route 708 came upfrom East Grinstead and thisplate would have been situatedon the northern part, perhaps atEdgware. Green Line e-plateswith the Fare Stage annotationare uncommon. In good, ex-stopcondition, one light scratch. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £125.00

Lot: 133Set of London Undergroundenamel "Look Out" armbandscomprising LPTB (1933-1947),LTE (1948-1962), LTB (1963-1969) and LT (subsequent)types, believed to be thecomplete set. All are completewith leather strap and in usedcondition, the earliest two havingsome enamel loss, the later onesbeing excellent. [4]Estimate: £30.00 - £40.00

Lot: 134Pair of London Transport CountryBus & Coach GARAGEALLOCATION PLATES forSTAINES (ST) garage as used1930s-1960s. Staines garagewas opened by LT in 1936 andfinally closed in 1996. In good, ex-use condition. [2]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 135London Transport 1933 MAPUnderground Railways ofLondon. An early Beckdiagrammatic card map with printreference 33-2791. Some foxingspots to cover but otherwisegood - crisp and firm. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 1361962 London Undergrounddouble-royal poster "VICTORIALINE - NOW UNDERCONSTRUCTION" with the routeof the line superimposed on amap and bullet points of all theadvantages and features of thenew line. Printed by the BaynardPress with code 862-2558M-2000. Some edge-scuffs, somelight creasing and a small top

surface lifting at the left-handedge but otherwise a goodexample. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 137London County CouncilTramways RULES ANDREGULATIONS for ROLLINGSTOCK BRANCH. 84pphandbook in hardcover. Undatedbut style suggests pre-1920, lastamendment noted is 1924. Inused condition but veryreasonable overall. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 138London Transport enamel busstop Q-PLATE from the stopoutside West Ham trolleybusdepÃ´t to signify the alighting pointfor passengers on trolleybusesreturning to the depÃ´t. West Hambecame a bus garage in 1960 butit is believed that this sign wasinitially missed and not replacedfor some time afterwards. Somewell-executed repairs to facechips and still in very reasonablecondition overall. [1]Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 139Underground Group "LONDONTRAFFIC NOTES & NEWS -GENERAL COUNTRY MOTOR-BUSES" dated Aug-Sept, 1915.Fold-out LEAFLET with fourdouble-sided panels ofinformation about excursions bybus. In very good condition, justlightly used. [1]Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00

Lot: 140Extract page from UndergroundGroup archive for 1915 withofficial file copies of LondonGeneral LEAFLETS "To theCountry by Motor-Bus" (Summer1915), "Rambles in EppingForest" (May 1915) and "Home!By Underground and Motorbus"(May 1915). Leaflets have beendouble-mounted on linen, so asto show both sides, together wtha record slip showing printer,quantity issued, date etc. It is notbelieved that these WW1 eraleaflets have been offered atauction before. Some fraying to

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the linen and a littledarkening/minor loss to theleaflets in places but generallygood. [1 item with 3 attachments]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 141London Transport enamel busstop Q-PLATE "Queue this sidefor 26, 165, 193, 248, 250, 252,370 - Queue other side for 247,247A". 26 refers to an EASTERNNATIONAL route and thus platewould have been on a bus stop inRomford. In very good condition.[1]Estimate: £125.00 - £150.00

Lot: 142London Transport Country BusesInspector's CAP BADGE withgreen enamelled bullseyesupported by griffins. This is a1960s issue with chrome-platedbody. In excellent condition. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 143London Corporation TramwaysPUNCH TICKETS comprising 1dBexley Council Tramways, 1/2dIlford Council Tramways,Walthamstow Corporation LightRlys 2 x 1d (different) & 2dservice 57 plus 4d earlier un-numbered for same service (allthe aforementioned are namedstages) and West HamCorporation Tramways 2 x 1d &2d numbered stages. Generallygood condition. [10]Estimate: £30.00 - £35.00

Lot: 144LCC Tramways June 1929BROCHURE "Transfer Facilitiesand How to use them. ServicesNorth of the Thames".Overprinted on cover withFebruary 1930 notice re closureof Kingsway Subway forreconstruction. Stapled brochurein used but reasonable condition,one or two foxing marks andhorizontal crease. (See Lot 356for South of the Thames issue) [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 145London Transport Green LineCoach Services TIME TABLEdated 25-10-33, the firstpublished edition. 84pp booklet inwell-used condition with worncovers, dog-eared page corners,considerable staining and anannotated tape reinforcement tothe spine. Nonetheless, a rarely-seen issue. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £40.00

Lot: 146London Underground August1924 MAP of the ElectricRailways of London "EdgwareExtension Railway". Map showsBritish Empire Exhibition. In verygood condition, light ageing tocovers. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £95.00

Lot: 147London General OmnibusCompany MAP & GUIDE TOOMNIBUS SERVICES datedJune 1912 from the first series ofLondon bus maps which ran from1911-1914. An early issue withthe illustration of the B-type buson the cover. In unusually goodcondition, no marks, tears ordeterioration other than a smallparting at a fold-corner and alight horizontal crease. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 148London Transport bus stop routenumber, enamel E-PLATE forroute 55 to WalthamstowGarage, likely to have come fromWalthamstow Central Station. Invery good, ex-stop condition. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 149London Transport COMPLETEROAD AND RAIL TIMETABLEfor Dartford, Erith and Districtdated October 1937, issue 10from a series which ran from Jan1937 until no 219 in May 1957. Ingood condition, stamped'gratuitous copy' on the cover. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £60.00

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Lot: 150London Transport TramwaysFARE CHART for the All-NightService between VictoriaEmbankment and Downham.Revised faretable in operation inand after June 11, 1939. This is astandard-size farechart for ex-LCC cars. Some horizontalcreases where once folded but ingood overall condition. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 151London General OmnibusCompany horse-bus TICKETS 1dvalues with named stages inladder style, all different, inclWindsor to Liverpool St route,another marked 'Stables'.Generally good. [12]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 152Old-style LOG BOOKS forLondon Transport 1931 AECRegal Green Line coach T294 -GH 8100 - later service vehicle398W and 1931 AEC Renown'Scooter' bus LT1085 - GO 7125.Both appear to be replacementlog books issued towards the endof the vehicles' LT service. Usedcondition. [2]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 153WW1 "Railway Service" LAPELBADGE "Underground Railway"issued to workers on theUnderground during the FirstWorld War to signify that theywere undertaking valuable work.Red, white and blue enamel onbrass with the imperial crown.Very good condition. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 154London Transport GIBSONTICKET MACHINE. This is aCountry Area machine which,most unusually, has not beenconverted to decimal and printsin original shillings and pence. Inworking order and comes withbox (strap buckle detached),harness, conductor's PSV badge,spare ticket rolls, emergency-ticket pack (Reigate Garage),large selection of coin bags andconductor's waybill board with

various unused forms. [Thecomplete package]Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00

Lot: 155London Transport "Buses forTrolleybuses" BOOKLETS dated15 April & 19 August, 1959 forstages 2 & 3 of the trolleybusconversion scheme involvingroutes 555, 581, 677, 661, 663,691 & 693 out of Clapton, LeaBridge, Bow & Ilford depÃ´ts. Ingood condition. [2]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 156London UndergroundESCALATOR POSTERS fromthe early 1970s comprising "Howto get there", "Visitor's London"and "The London Bus - two greatnew books". Some nicks andstains but generally good. [3]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 157London Transport TIMETABLEBOOKLET "Revised Bus Routes - Ware and Hertford District" from14th August 1935. 24pp bookletwith map in centre pages. Verygood condition. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00


Lot: 159London Transport panelPOSTERS for FootballExcursions by Country Buses toArsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham,issued in 1965 and 1966. ApproxA4 size, designed for bus stoptimetable panels and with theusual offical punch-holes at thetop edge for fixing. One smalledge-nick noted, otherwiseexcellent. [3]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

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Lot: 1601908 Great Northern and CityTube UNDERGROUNDPOCKET MAP for the unique, full-size tube line from Finsbury Parkto Moorgate. The map itself is thestandard London ElectricRailways map with the greenborder, adapted on the reversefor the GNCR. Minor foxing tocover, otherwise in goodcondition. [1]Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 161London Transport Central AreaBus Driver's or Conductor's CAP& BADGE. This is a 1960ssummer-issue cap with the whiteplastic top and blue piping. Inused but good condition, a littledusty. Size 6 3/4. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £40.00

Lot: 162c1922 Underground Groupillustrated BROCHURE "Someparticulars about London'sUnderground" with facts & figuresabout the combine, photos ofstation, signal cabin, generatingstation, street scene, bus-buildingat AEC Walthamstow, new S-type omnibus. Large-sizebrochure inside card cover.Cover worn but contents verygood. A rarely-seen publication.[1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 163Pair of London Transport CentralArea GARAGE ALLOCATIONPLATES for HACKNEY (H)garage as used 1930s-1960.Hackney garage was opened byLGOC in 1911 and finally closedin 1981, replaced by Ash Grove.In well-used condition. [2]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 164London Transport Bus ConductorInstructor's CAP BADGE asissued to senior bus conductorswho trained novices. Blue andwhite enamel with turquoiseinfills, the 'instructing colour'. Thisis the first issue of this badge,dating from the late 1950s,manufacturer: Firmin. In verygood condition. [1]

Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00

Lot: 165London Transport bus stop routenumber, enamel E-PLATE forroute 97 to Leyton (DownsellRoad). Introduced in 1981 andrunning from Chingford Station toLeyton, this route was one of thelast for which enamel e-plateswere made and featureddestinated versions atWalthamstow Central Station.The matching plate for the otherdirection is listed at LOT 229. Inexcellent, ex-stop condition. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 166London Transport Green LineTIMETABLE LEAFLETS dated 4October 1933 for routes J, K, AKand L. All good. See also Lots42, 107, 230, 308, 376. [4]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 1671902 Central London Railwayfold-out MAP produced by the"Tuppenny Tube" to promote itsservice from Bank to ShepherdsBush. The line is superimposedin red on a street-mapbackground and shows thegenerating station and depÃ´t atthe western end with an insetplan of the subways at Bank onthe top right. The reverse hastravel and ticket information. Areasonable copy with some age-staining and edge-wear. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 168London Transport TIMETABLE ofBuses, Coaches & Main LineRlys for Western Area for July1934 complete with fold-outmaps of Railways, Green Lineand Country Bus services. Invery good, unmarked condition.[1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

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Lot: 169Original London Transport 1939double-royal POSTER "To stopthe Bus" by 'Beath' (John MilesFleming 1913-1991), designer ofmany LT posters from 1936-1954. Ths one features his well-known image of the perfectpassenger at the request stop,extending his arm to the driver ofthe approaching Leyland STD-type bus. Linen-backed with theodd edge-scuff and crease butgenerally good. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 170Selection of London TransportSports Association BowlingAssociation LAPEL BADGESissued in the 1950s-1980speriod. Much variety, includingclasp & ribbon for the President,silver and golden jubilee issues,individual bus garage badges,District Line section, committeemember etc. All different and ingood condition. [12]Estimate: £30.00 - £40.00

Lot: 171LCC Trams early-20th centuryhorse-tram "Up/Down" PUNCHTICKETS with 1/2d, 1d, 1 1/2d,2d and 3d values plus transfertickets, from a variety of services.Mostly good condition. [15]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 172London Transport 1930s'Chiswick' BODYBUILDER'SPLATE believed to have beenfitted to an STL-class AECRegent. The 1935 patent numberrelates to the LT tubular seat-frames and the design nos arefor the interior/exterior body styleintroduced with the 1932'Bluebird' STs. A brass plate ingood, ex-vehicle condition. (Seealso Lots 30, 131, 248 and 487for other STL items) [1]Estimate: £250.00 - £300.00

Lot: 173London's Underground LEAFLET"Easter Programme 1928" withcover design by Charles Paine(1895-1967) who produced muchartwork for the Underground inthe 1920s. The illustrationfeatures a young couple riding anNS-type bus with the conductorbringing Cupid's arrow! Fold-outleaflet in used condition withsome wear. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 174WW2 London Transport GASPRODUCER BUSES MANUALOF INSTRUCTION forMaintenance Staff and Drivers.An instruction booklet producedin February 1944 in connectionwith the conversion of buses torun on gas produced fromanthracite as a wartime measureto save petrol. Contains detailedexplanations of the process, howto maintain the system and drivethe ST-type buses. Contains fold-out diagrams. First time seen atauction. Some wear to cover,otherwise very good. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 175Green Line Coaches Limited fold-out TIMETABLE LEAFLET dated1st June 1932 for the LimitedStop service between Whipsnadeand London. Includes a map ofUnderground connections fromGolders Green. Minor edgescuffs, otherwise very good. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 176London Transport enamel busstop Q-PLATE "Queue this sidefor 15 - Queue other side for 52,295". This would have been on abus stop situated at LadbrokeGrove. Very good condition. [1]Estimate: £100.00 - £125.00

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Lot: 177LCC Tramways pocket-sized"MAP & GUIDE TO CARSERVICES" dated February1913 - the second issue.Illustrated with covered-top tramson Westminster Bridge. Oneshort fold-tear, small partings atthe fold-corners and light stainsto the back cover but in goodcondition overall. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 178Official bound volume of LondonTransport (Central RoadServices) Allocations ofScheduled Buses - nos 1-10 from9 May 1962 (the first post-trolleybus) to 19 July 1966.Allocations of buses to routesand garages. These are workingcopies with all the officialamendments, inspectors' initialsbut are in excellent conditioninside hard covers also in verygood order. [10 in 1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 179c1920 London General OmnibusCompany MOTOR-BUS GUIDEfor St Albans by routes 84. Fold-out leaflet no. 7 from the secondseries, a post-WW1 publicityexercise to encourage use of thebuses for leisure. In goodcondition. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 180London Transport bus stop routenumber, enamel E-PLATE forroute 133 Special Journeys Only,Liverpool Street. The location ofthis unusual plate is currentlyunknown as route 133 hasalways served Liverpool Streeton normal journeys - unless youknow differently! In excellent, ex-stop condition. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 181London Transport fleetnumberBONNET PLATE from LeylandRTW201. The original bus withthis number entered service atHarrow Weald garage in 1949and the last RTW201 finished asa trainer at Willesden in 1969.The bonnet plate was obtained at

a Yorkshire scrapyard in 1970.Ex-vehicle condition.[1]Estimate: £125.00 - £150.00

Lot: 182London Transport COMPLETEROAD AND RAIL TIMETABLEfor Purley, Caterham, Coulsdonand District dated January 1947from a series which ran from1937-1957. In good condition buthas an annotation and numberon the front and a hole punchedin the corner for hangingpurposes. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £50.00

Lot: 183Birch Bros Ltd MAP-TIMETABLE-GUIDE for route 231 HampsteadHeath and Harlesden dated1931. Opens out to a map of theroute with travel information onthe reverse. In used conditionwith some fold-wear butreasonable overall. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 184London General OmnibusCompany Limited Inspector'sCAP BADGE of the first type,dating back to the horse-bus era.Suggested issue date is 1890s.Made of brass with an enamelledcoat of arms in red and white. Inused but very good condition. [1]Estimate: £450.00 - £500.00

Lot: 185London Transport enamel BUSSTOP, being the post-WW2version of the type introduced inthe 1930s consisting of twoenamel plates in a bronze frame.This is an E3 version (space for 3route plates on each side) andretains its original full-widthenamel q-plate on both sides. Asmall face-chip on one side andlight weathering but good overall.Comes with its fixing bars inplace. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

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Lot: 186Original London TransportPOSTER "Shop on a Bus" byEdward McLachlan (b1940) whoproduced this remarkable pictureof a very elongated Routemasterand hundreds of shoppers in1984. Double-royal poster,unbacked, with a small nick atone edge, a couple of foxingmarks but generally very good. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 187London horse-tram PUNCHTICKETS, all named stages,comprising 3d MetropolitanTramways Co Ltd/City TramwaysCo Ltd, 1 1/2d North MetropolitanTrams Co, Exchange Ticket fromNorth Metropolitan TramwaysCompany and 4 x 1d (alldifferent) North MetropolitanTramways Co. [7]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 188London General bus stoptimetable panel POSTERS forroute G40 Romford-Grays, runon its behalf by National, and forroutes 459/59 Reigate-CamdenTown run jointly with East Surrey,dated June 1931 and January1931 respectively. Double-sided,approx A4 size with the usualofficial punch-holes for fittingpurposes. In excellent conditionwith very minor wear only. [2]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 189Original 1936 London Transportdouble-royal POSTER "Fly Awayin Essex" by Betty Swanwick(1915-1989) who designedposters for London Transportfrom 1936-1954. The 'Fly Away'series promoted the Green LineCoach Guide and featured anumber of the home countiesalthough this Essex version is notrecorded by the LT Museum.Poster is un-mounted and in veryreasonable condition with somescuffs and nicks to the edges anda very small loss at the bottomedge. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 190London General OmnibusCompany fold-out cardTIMETABLE dated March 29th,1929 for route 110 from GoldersGreen Stn to Finsbury Park Stn.Lightly used but good. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 191LCC Tramways February 1930fold-out LEAFLET re closure ofthe Kingsway Subway forreconstruction, Pullman serviceon service 35 from Highgate toBloomsbury, walking times anddetails of the LGOC omnibusservice from Bloomsbury toEmbankment etc. Lightly usedcondition. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 192Metropolitan Stage CarriagePLATE number 2082 N. Oval,enamel on steel plate of the typeonce affixed by law to all Londonbuses, coaches and trams. Has'T62' inscribed on reverse but ithas not been possible toestablish whether it was everactually on that Green Linecoach. These plates have rarelysurvived as, in theory, they wereto be returned to the PublicCarriage Office for re-issue orscrapping. In ex-vehicle conditionwith edge chips etc. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 193London General OmnibusCompany horse-bus TICKETS2d, 3d & 4d values with namedstages in ladder style, all differentbar two, incl Windsor to LiverpoolSt route. Generally good, onedamaged. [16]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 194Full set of London TransportCentral Buses/Central RoadServices TRAFFIC CIRCULARSfor 1950. Nos 1-15 Central Busesand nos 1-12 Central RoadServices. This was the year thatthe trams & trolleybuses weremerged into one operatingdivision with the buses. Anunbound, full-year set in used but

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good condition with someannotations here and there. [27]Estimate: £40.00 - £50.00

Lot: 195London United Tramways Faresand Stages BOOKLET for FulwellDepÃ´t dated January 1st, 1923and issued to tram conductors asa guide to fares, stages,workpeople's and children'sfares. Printed on card and foldsout to 3 panels. In used but veryreasonable condition. Conductorhas added note re transfer fares.Not seen at auction before. SeeLot 37 for the equivalent issue forActon, Hanwell & HounslowDepÃ´ts. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 196London Transport bus stop routenumber E-PLATE for Green Lineservice 723A to Belhus Estate,Grays. The 723A was a variant ofthe main 723 from Aldgate whichtook in the Belhus Estate. Thisplate was from the far easternend of the route, possible atAveley. E-plates for the 723A areseen very rarely at auction. Ingood, ex-stop condition, a coupleof small nicks to the face. [1]Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 197Selection of London GeneralOmnibus Co Ltd coach serviceTICKETS c1929/30 for servicesfrom Charing Cross inter-available with the Underground atHammersmith (3) and 5 early1930s Green Line Coaches Ltdreturn/exchange PUNCHTICKETS. Variable conditionfrom good to edge-losses. [8]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 198Pair of London Transport CountryBus & Coach GARAGEALLOCATION PLATES forAMERSHAM (MA) garage asused 1930s-1960s. Amershamgarage was opened by LT in1935 and finally closed in 1989.In good, ex-use condition. [2]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 199London Transport TramwaysFARE CHART dated 4 April 1935for ex-East & West HamCorporation routes 1/1A fromStratford Broadway to EastHam/Upton Park, 69 fromStratford Broadway to CanningTown, 95 from Wanstead Flats toCanning Town and 69 fromStratford Broadway to Docks.Chart is standard size and has ashort tear and very minor loss atthe top edge and horizontalcreases where once folded butoverall very reasonable. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 200London Transport panelPOSTER "LONDON'SCOUNTRY HOUSES" illustratedby Clifford Wilkinson (1919-2003)and published in 1953. This is abus timetable-panel poster,approx A4 x 3 vertical and ascarce survivor as these panelposters were not generally soldto the public. A small nick noted(no actal loss) and some lightstaining and creasing butgenerally good. Has been foldedto A4 and has the usual officialpunch-holes at the top for fixingpurposes. [1]Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00

Lot: 201London Transport 'RED ROADGUIDE' TIMETABLE of CentralArea (Red) Buses, Trams &Trolleybuses for Aug 5 - Oct 6,1936. A fine copy in very good,unmarked condition. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £90.00

Lot: 202London Transport bus BRASSCHASSIS/BODY TAGS fromAEC Renown LT types. Bothsingle and double-deckervariants noted. Vendor advisesthese were obtained from ascrapyard in 1949. In ex-vehiclecondition. [18]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

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Lot: 203General Country Services, BellStreet, Reigate fold-out LEAFLET"Motor Coach Guide of CoastalServices, Day and AfternoonTours for May-June 1932.Includes destinations such asEastbourne, Brighton,Portsmouth etc as well as EpsomRaces and The Derby. It is veryunusual to find such publicitymaterial for this short-livedcompany which only existed from1932-33. In good unmarkedcondition, light creases. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 204London Transport Central RoadServices Sports Association1950s Officials' BADGEScomprising Chairman, Secretaryand Committee x 2. Goodcondition. [4]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 205London United Tramways"Trolley Bus Service" fold-outLEAFLET for the introduction onMay 16th, 1931 of trolleybusesbetween Twickenham &Teddington (London's firsttrolleybus route) and the partialwithdrawal of tram service 69. Inexcellent condition. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 206London Transport bronze, framedOWNERSHIP SIGN from a busgarage with head office addressof 55 Broadway. These signswere put up at all bus garages inthe 1930s and, in 1948, the tophalves saying London PassengerTransport Board were separated,the name 'London Transport'inscribed on the reverse and thenre-instated in the frame the otherway round. This example still hasthe LPTB wording on the reverse.A little damage to the original1930s address lettering but veryreasonable overall. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 207London County CouncilOFFICIAL TRAMWAYS GUIDE,1908 edition. 138pp guidebook toLondon produced by the LCCHighways Committee for the yearof the Franco-British Exhibition.Has photo on cover of covered-top, open-top and single-decktrams outside entrance toKingsway Subway. In used butreasonable condition with somefoxing to the outer pages andsmall annotation on front butelsewhere good. Cover has beenre-attached with archive tape. [1]Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00

Lot: 208Underground Group "LONDONTRAFFIC NOTES & NEWS"dated July 10th, 1915. Fold-outLEAFLET with picture of theThames near Hampton andMolesey, four double-sidedpanels of information aboutchanges to General bus routes,fine weather enhancements, howto assist the conductor etc. Somelight stains to cover but generallygood. [1]Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00

Lot: 209London Transport 1950s/60senamel BUS STOP SHELTERPLATE " LONDON TRANSPORT- AMERSHAM HOSPITAL" fromthe "Keston" shelter used by LTCountry Buses & Coaches at thislocation. Sign is 18" (42cm)square, one-sided with a flangeand fixing lugs. In very goodcondition with an excellent shine.Parts of the flange have beentouched in. [1]Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00

Lot: 210London Transport Bus RoadInspector's hallmarked, 'gold'-plated silver CAP BADGE of thefirst type issued from 1933-1950after which the badge colour waschanged to red. Hallmarked for1933 with serial number (243) onthe reverse. These blue badgeswere withdrawn in 1950 and fewhave survived. In good, lightly-worn condition. [1]Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00

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Lot: 211London Transport enamel busstop Q-PLATE "Queue this sidefor 267 - Queue other side for117, 203, 237, 734". This wouldhave been on a bus stop situatedin Brentford High St. Q-plateswith Green Line routes arerelatively uncommon and this is avery late example, from around1981, just before LT ceasedproducing bus stop signs inenamel. Slight edge-chipping attop but overall very goodcondition. [1]Estimate: £125.00 - £150.00

Lot: 212London Transport bus stop routenumber E-PLATE for route 114 toSouth Harrow, Ruislip. A possiblelocation for this plate wasHarrow. E-plates for this routeare rarely seen. In reasonable ex-stop condition with some lightabrasion. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 2131887 District Railway"COUNTRY MAP OF THEENVIRONS OF LONDON", aseries which ran from 1883 to1898. Price six pence. A pocket-sized, linen-backed map insidehard covers with manyillustrations of London sights. Themap has the various counties indifferent background colours andshows the DR connections withthe Metropolitan and main-linerailways, reaching to St Albans inthe north and Dorking in thesouth. Has a 3" (8cm) fold tearand a child's scribbles on theblank linen reverse. Nonethelessa very reasonable copy of thisscarce issue. [1]Estimate: £90.00 - £110.00

Lot: 214Metropolitan Electric TramwaysLimited BYE-LAWS ANDREGULATIONS. 62pp handbook,the 1928 issue. In very goodcondition with some age-foxing inplaces. See also Lots 114 & 314for the equivalent handbooks forthe LUT & SMET sistercompanies. [1]Estimate: £35.00 - £45.00

Lot: 215London Transport "Buses forTrolleybuses" BOOKLETS dated11 November, 1959 & 3February, 1960 (incl Errataleaflet) for stages 4 & 5 of thetrolleybus conversion schemeinvolving routes 567, 569, 665,567, 669, 685, 689 and 690, outof Poplar, West Ham &Walthamstow depÃ´ts. In goodcondition, 1960 example is lightlyused with '5' on front. [2]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 216Bus Conductor's BADGE"Reigate Omnibus Conductor 7".Double-sided alloy badge withleather strap. Age unknown butpre-1931 and very possibly pre-WW1. In used but goodcondition. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £40.00

Lot: 217LCC Tramways fold-outLEAFLET "The Freedom of theTramways for a Shilling".Undated but c1930. Opens out toa 'starburst' illustration with thevarious destinations on a 1/- all-day ticket. In good condition. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 218London Transport OFFICIALROAD AND RAIL TIMETABLEfor Great Missenden, Prestwoodand District for April 1937, issueno 5 in the Amersham serieswhich ran from 12/36 to no 264 in2/65. In used condition with'Omnibus Society Collection'stamped to front and rear and apartially-removed sticker on thefront cover. [1]Estimate: £30.00 - £40.00

Lot: 219Original 1916 Underground(London General Omnibus)POSTER "Hatfield - Route 155 -Sundays only" by J GregoryBrown (1887-1941), a regularartist for LondonUnderground/London Transportfrom 1914 to 1940. Full-sizeposter, measuring 20" x 28"(51cm x 76cm), linen-backed witha few edge-tears professionallyrepaired before mounting.

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Overall, very good. [1]Estimate: £250.00 - £400.00

Lot: 220London Transport RoutemasterBONNET FLEETNUMBERPLATE from RMC1492. The firstGreen Line Routemaster coachwith this number entered serviceat Epping garage in 1962 and thelast finished as a red-liveriedtraining vehicle at WestbournePark in 1995. Its subsequent fateis unknown. In ex-vehiclecondition. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 221London County CouncilTramways "Old ComradesAssociation" LAPEL BADGEfeaturing the crossed Union Flagand White Ensign beneath theImperial Crown. It is believed thatthis was an association ofLondon tramwaymen who wereveterans of WW1. Enamel onbrass badge with horseshoefitting, in good condition. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 222Central London Railway 1910"BLOW CARD", a foldingPOSTCARD with a map of theCLR on the reverse and openingout to an illustration of a CLRstation on one side and aninflatable paper section on theother. This section was originallyinflatable by blowing through ahole in the card and wouldexpand to show the CLR's exhibit(tube car and tunnel section) atthe Japan British Exhibition atWhite City. Some wear to thecard and the inflatable section isdamaged. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 223London General OmnibusCompany fold-out cardTIMETABLE dated March 29th,1929 for route 26 from Victoria toChigwell Row. Some cover stainsand small marks but veryreasonable [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 224London Transport 'DOLLYSTOP', a temporary bus stopused for diversions, emergenciesetc. This is the 'Coach Request'version, a very uncommonvariant and this is the 'head' ofthe stop, which would have fittedonto a metal pole with a concretebase, and consists of two back-to-back enamel plates inside a steelframe. It's a little weathered witha few well-executed chip repairs.[1]Estimate: £75.00 - £125.00

Lot: 225London Transport Underground'gold'-plated, hallmarked silverCAP BADGE for a RailwayInstructor, the 'gold badge' grade.This is the second issue of thisbadge, dating from 1964.Hallmarked on the reverse andwith serial no. 60. Light surfaceabrasion but generally very good.[1]Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 226London Transport TIMETABLE ofBuses, Coaches & Main LineRlys for South-East Area for Nov1935 complete with fold-outmaps of Railway, Green Line andCountry Bus services. In verygood, unmarked condition. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 2271919 (10-11-19) London GeneralOmnibus Company MOTOR-BUS GUIDE for Epsom. Fold-outleaflet from the first series, a post-WW1 publicity exercise toencourage use of the buses forleisure. In good condition. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 228London General/LondonTransport bus timetable panelPOSTERS for route 623,subsequently re-numbered 100,from Barking Broadway toBeckton Gas Works, the firstdated June 1932 and the secondOctober 1934 after re-numbering.Double-sided, approx A4, inexcellent condition with the usualofficial punch-holes. [2]Estimate: £20.00 - £30.00

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Lot: 229London Transport bus stop routenumber, enamel E-PLATE forroute 97 to Chingford Mount, OldChurch Road, Chingford Station -a double-vertical plate.Introduced in 1981 and runningfrom Chingford Station to Leyton,this route was one of the last forwhich enamel e-plates weremade and featured destinatedversions at Walthamstow CentralStation. The matching plate forthe other direction is listed atLOT 165. In very good, ex-stopcondition. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 230London Transport Green LineTIMETABLE LEAFLETS dated 4October 1933 for routesM/AM/BM, N and Q (2 versions).Small name-stamp on one,otherwise good. See also Lots42, 107, 166, 308, 376. [4]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 231London Transport 1960s BUSSTOP FLAG for buses, GreenLine coaches and Red Arrowservices. Flag is an 'E9' (spacefor 9 route plates on each side),double-sided 'boat'-style (hollow,tapered) version with all runnerspresent. It is believed that justtwo of these 3-way stop flagswere used, both in the West End.The flag is in excellent conditionwith just one small chip noted. [1]Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00

Lot: 232London General OmnibusCompany 1921 LEAFLET "LISTOF MOTOR-BUS ROUTES -Services working April 13 to April19." Issue no. 15, 1921. In lightlyused condition. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 2331908 LONDONUNDERGROUND ELECTRICRAILWAYS OFFICIAL A.B.CGUIDE TO LONDON containingthe 1907 issue of the map of theLONDON UNDERGROUNDELECTRIC RAILWAYS. 52ppsoft-cover guidebook unusuallyissued by the Undergroundthemselves. Refers to theOlympic Games and Franco-British Exhibition. Some wear tocovers, staples corroded butgenerally very good. Apart from alittle foxing to the front, the mapis near mint. [1]Estimate: £100.00 - £125.00

Lot: 234Pair of London Transport CentralArea GARAGE ALLOCATIONPLATES for BRIXTON (BN)garage as used 1950-1960.Brixton garage was opened in1892 as a cable-car depot by theLondon Tramways Co, convertedto LCC electric trams in 1906 andfully to diesel buses in 1953. Itremains in active use today. Ingood, ex-use condition. [2]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 235London Transport (CountryBuses & Coaches) bound volume30 of TRAFFIC CIRCULARS 1 to25, 1st January to 31stDecember 1963. Official boundedition with index. Excellentcondition. [1]Estimate: £40.00 - £50.00

Lot: 236LCC Tramways fold-outLEAFLET "Travel At Midday. 2dAll the Way". Undated but c1927.Details of maximum midday fare,transfer tickets, cheap outingsetc. In good condition. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

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Lot: 237London Transport (CentralBuses) BOOKLET Allocation ofScheduled Buses - No 56,commencing 9th October 1946.Allocations to routes andgarages. One or two foxingstains, usual official amendmentsmade but overall very goodcondition. [1]Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00

Lot: 238London Transport Undergroundflanged ENAMEL STATIONSIGN 'Way out & Central LinePlatforms 1 & 2'. Thought to datefrom the 1950s and to be fromHolborn Station but this is notconfirmed. In very goodcondition, minor edge chips only.[1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 239London Underground MAP of theElectric Railways of London"What to see and how to travel".Summer 1925 edition. One shortfold split, small crease to cover,otherwise very good. [1]Estimate: £70.00 - £85.00

Lot: 240North Metropolitan TramwaysCompany CAP BADGE issued totram conductors on this horse-drawn system which eventuallypassed to the LCC and the MET.This is the nickel version of thisvery scarce badge and probablydates to the 1880-1890s. In verygood condition. [1]Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 241London Transport TIMETABLE ofCentral Area Buses in operationon and from Wednesday,October 25, 1944. 312pp booklet"For the information of theBoard's Officials". Known as theinspectors' 'Red Books', this is infact one of three WW2 editionswhich had an orange cover. Inused condition with some wear,official's name on cover and traceof a removed date. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 242London Transport bus stop routenumber, enamel E-PLATE forroute 480 Crayford, Erith. Adouble-vertical e-plate thought tohave been located at Dartford,Market Street. This is an early e-plate and has some weatheringfrom its long stint on the streetbut still very reasonable. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £125.00

Lot: 2431932 official BROCHURE"Overhauling London's buses atthe Chiswick Works of theLondon General OmnibusCompany Ltd." Featuring awonderful art-deco cover designby 'MCKK', this is a high-qualitypublication, inside thick-cardcovers and lavishly illustratedwith photos of every stage of theoverhaul process, showing NS,ST & LT-type buses andincluding a large plan of theWorks showing the overhaulpaths. Light wear to covers,otherwise excellent. [1]Estimate: £30.00 - £40.00

Lot: 244London Transport "Buses forTrams" LEAFLETS for stages 6,7 and 8 (final stage) of the post-war tram conversion progamme.Dated January, April and July1952. In lightly-used condition. [3]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 245Metropolitan Electric TramwaysFares and Stages BOOKLET forFinchley DepÃ´t dated January1st, 1923 and issued to tramconductors as a guide to fares,stages, workpeople's andchildren's fares. Printed on cardand folds out to 3 panels. In usedbut very reasonable condition.Not seen at auction before. SeeLots 86 and 495 for theequivalent issues for Edmontonand Wood Green DepÃ´ts. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 246London Transport enamel busstop Q-PLATE "Queue this sidefor 228, B1 - Queue other side for132". This would have been on a

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bus stop situated in Eltham. Q-plates bearing lettered routes arerelatively uncommon. In verygood condition. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 247LCC Tramways FARECHARTdated August 1931 for services2A, 22, 4A & 24 fromEmbankment to Streatham &Tooting via either Westminster orBlackfriars. Various updatespasted on in c1932 including onefor the experimental 6d EveningTourist Ticket available until 31October 1932. Has some tears attop edge, a little loss at top r/hcorner and horizontal creaseswhere once folded but a veryscarce item in very reasonablecondition. [1]Estimate: £100.00 - £124.00

Lot: 248London Transport enamelRADIATOR PLATE from aCountry Area green STL-classAEC Regent. Vendor advisesthat this was removed from ascrap vehicle at Danielsscrapyard, Rainham in 1950. Theenamel is noticeably thicker thanon the post-war versions of thisplate as fitted to the RT class.Minor chipping around the screw-holes and a couple of smallnicks, otherwise excellent. (Seealso Lots 30, 131, 172 and 487for other STL items) [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £125.00

Lot: 249London Underground GroupLEAFLET "Bank HolidayExcursions by Motor-bus, Tramand Underground - Easter 1921". Fold-out leaflet in superb,unmarked condition. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 250LCC Tramways pocket-sized"MAP & GUIDE TO CARSERVICES" dated October 1913.Illustrated with covered-top tramat Shoreditch Church. Excellentcondition, light vertical crease. [1]Estimate: £100.00 - £125.00

Lot: 250AA 30-minute break for all of us attoday's sale. Hot and coldrefreshments available at theSunbeam CafÃ© in BrooklandsMuseum's clubhouse, just a shortwalk from London Bus Museum.

Lot: 251London Transport 1938 fold-outLEAFLET "40 LondonLandmarks with ..busroutes...and diagrams ofboarding points". In good, lightly-used condition. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 252Original LOG BOOKS and finalCERTIFICATES OF FITNESS forLondon Transport AEC Regentbuses 1953 RT3675 - MXX 190,1950 RT3867 - LLU 666 and1954 RT4787 - OLD 824. TheCoFs expire in 1972 when allthree buses were sold toTillingbourne Valley but there areno further registered owners onthe log books after LondonCountry. Good condition. [3+3]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 253London Transport instructionLEAFLETS given to bus driversduring WW2 regarding parking ofthe last buses returning togarages. Some buses wereparked in nearby streets ('nightparks') to as to reduce possiblelosses in the event of the garagebeing bombed overnight. Leafletsare small maps showing thedriver the route to take to thenight park and reminding him tolock the steering wheel. This setis for Sutton, Tottenham,Turnham Green, Twickenham,Upton Park, Victoria, West Greenand Willesden garages, all dated1942. Exceptionally raresurvivors in excellent condition.See also Lot 12. [13]Estimate: £20.00 - £30.00

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Lot: 254"General" cap and lapelBADGES in red enamel. Thesebadges were normally blue and itis thought that the much lesscommon red versions wereissued to crews in the late 1920son the General's coach serviceswhich, in the days before GreenLine, carried red livery. These redbadges would have beenreplaced by Green Line onesfrom 1930 onwards. The largerbadge was worn on the cap andthe smaller one on the lapel. Bothin very good condition. [2]Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 255London Transport fleetnumberBONNET PLATE from AECRegent ST689 which enteredservice at Turnham Greengarage in 1931, was one of thoseconverted to producer-gasoperation during WW2 and waswithdrawn at Leyton in 1950. Thebonnet plate was obtained atDaniels scrapyard, Rainham thatyear. Ex-vehicle condition. [1]Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 256London Transport bus stop routenumber, enamel E-PLATE forroute 12 Shepherds Bush Only.Presumably located at a separatestop from the main service toHarlesden at the time. A littleweathering but still reasonable. [1]Estimate: £45.00 - £65.00

Lot: 257The "District" [Railway] MAP ofGreater London & Environs, 2ndedition of 1907. This short-livedseries of DR maps ran from 1902to c1908. A large-scale, full-colour map, inside linen-cardcovers, which opens out to 30panels with travel information onthe reverse. Shows the Bakerloo,Piccadilly and Hampsteadrailways as well as LUT tramroutes. Cover-edges are worn,two small annotations on front,map has some small fold-partings but generally very good.[1]Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 258Selection of London TransportCountry Buses return PUNCHTICKETS from a variety of routesand values, dating from the1930s-1950s. Condition:reasonable to very good. [14]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 2591911 UNDERGROUND MAP OFLONDON. Early example of theunified system map, printed byJohnson Riddle & Co Ltd with thelines in full colour and theUndergrounD logo. Shows 3separate stations atHammersmith. In excellentcondition apart from some scuffsat the right-hand edge. Has beenre-folded. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 260Original London TransportPOSTER of 1958: "ChristmasRoundabout" by Victor Galbraith,producer of many LT classics inthe 50s/60s. Wonderful nostalgicmemory of LT's bus tour of theChristmas lights and sights.Double-royal poster, unbackedwith some creases but overall ingood condition. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 261London General 1919 LEAFLET"DIVERSION OF MOTOR-BUSROUTES - PEACE DAY,SATURDAY JULY 19TH, 1919".Fold-out leaflet with details of busdiversions/curtailments during theprocession and illuminations tocelebrate the signing of thepeace teaty ending WW1. Somefoxing stains but still veryreasonable. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 262London Transport bus BRASSCHASSIS/BODY TAGS from pre-war AEC Regal T types. From T1to T10 types, both bus and coachvariants noted. Vendor advisesthese were obtained from ascrapyard in 1949. In ex-vehiclecondition. [12]Estimate: £60.00 - £75.00

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Lot: 263London Transport (CountryBuses and Coaches) BOOKLETAllocation of Scheduled Busesand Coaches No 20,commencing 2nd October 1946.Route & Garage allocations.Worn covers and the usualofficial amendments inside. [1]Estimate: £35.00 - £50.00

Lot: 264Metropolitan Railway CARDTICKETS from the 1880s-early1900s comprising 1st, 2nd & 3rd-class single tickets from stationsfrom B to G, values 1d to 5d. Alldifferent, mainly good condition.[28]Estimate: £50.00 - £60.00

Lot: 265London Transport Buses ChiefInspector's CAP & BADGE. Thiswas the cap issued to the highestuniformed grade on Londonbuses and carries a 'bullion'badge of the London Busesroundel in red cloth with gold wiresurround and gold wire laurelleaves. Believed to have beenthe last traditional issue in the1980s. Size unknown but a goodmedium. Lightly worn and ingood condition. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 266London Transport CAP BADGE"TOUR GUIDE" issued in the mid-1960s onwards to those businspectors who qualified asguides on the sightseeing busesand coaches of the Tours andCharters Department. Badge ischromed metal with enamelinlays. In excellent conditon. [1]Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 2671915 (12.7.15) UndergroundGroup Tramways BROCHURE"A Liitle Guide to the Tramways"with cover illustrations by FredTaylor (1875-1963) whoproduced artwork for theUnderground/LT from 1908-1946.Folds out to 16 panels withdetails of attractions to visit.Printed on high-quality paper. Some age-staining to the covers.[1]

Estimate: £40.00 - £50.00

Lot: 268London Transport 1934 TRAVELGUIDE FOR VISITORS - BritishIndustries Fair February 18 toMarch 1. Fold-out leaflet withUnderground map and details ofrail, bus, tram and coach routesserving the Fair. Excellentcondition. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 269London Transport TIMETABLE -LONDON AREA dated Jan 1936 - Buses, Coaches, Trolleybuses,Tramways & Underground Rlys.240pp booklet plus errata leafletfor Green Line routes Q & R.Excellent, unmarked condition,staples lightly corroded. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £90.00

Lot: 270Quantity of London TransportCountry Area GARAGEALLOCATION PLATES of thetype used in the 1950s/60s tocover overnight Green Linecoach stablings temporary loansof buses from one garage toanother. Some have anothergarage code on the reverse. Allbar one are aluminium plates. Inex-vehicle condition. [14]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 271Green Line Coaches Limited fold-out TIMETABLE LEAFLET dated14th January 1931 for the servicebetween Hitchin, London andReigate. In very good condition.[1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 272London Transport Executive(Central Road Services) boundvolume 39 of TRAFFICCIRCULARS 1 to 26, 3rdJanuary to 19th December 1958.Official bound edition with index.Bound volumes of Central Areacirculars are much less commonthan the Country Area versions.Has had some exposure to dampbut nonetheless very reasonable.[1]

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Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 273London Transport bus stop routenumber, enamel E-PLATE forGreen Line service 719 HemelHempstead via Garston. Thoughtto have been located in Watford,this is an early plate and hassome weathering and scratchesbut is overall still veryreasonable. [1]Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 274London General Omnibus Co LtdCERTIFICATE OF SERVICERENDERED DURING THEGREAT WAR 1914-1919. Printedon thin card and issued to Miss MA Hipperson who worked as aconductor from Sept 1916 to Oct1919 when, along with all otherwomen so employed, she wouldhave been dismissed so as toallow the returning men to havetheir jobs back. A little creased inplaces but in good overallcondition. [1]Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00

Lot: 275London Transport WW2 HomeGuard LAPEL BADGE "44thBattalion London Home Guard".Enamelled badge with horseshoefitting. Very good condition. Seealso Lot 480. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 276Green Line Coaches Ltd STAFFMAP issued to crews for use"when in trouble on the road" Afold-out, linen card map of thecoach network over-printed withthe location and telephonenumber of each garage. The firstof 3 known issues and the onlypre-LT one, the others being in1947 and 1958. In excellentcondition, barely used. [1]Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00

Lot: 277LCC Tramways fold-out cardLEAFLET "Football Fixtures forLondon" for the 1927/28 seasongiving fixtures for 1st, 2nd and3rd Division clubs plus traveldirections by tram. Leafletpromotes the 1/- all-day ticket. Invery good condition. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 278London Road Car Company Ltdhorse-bus TICKETS, with namedstages, all bar one of the ladderstyle, with 1d values (one 2d) andall different. Good condition. [9]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 279TRAVEL PASS issued byLondon Transport to competitorsin the London Olympic Games in1948 giving free travel on LT(except Green Line) and main-line rail services within a 15 mileradius of Charing Cross for theduration of the Games.Comprises a leather wallet with apocket containing a fold-outrailway map of the main lines andthe Inner Circle, with the Olympicvenues marked. Wallet and mapin good condition. A scarce itemnot seen at auction before. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 2801924 Metropolitan Railway CARDMAP "How to get to and from theBritish Empire Exhibition". With anew electric locomotive on thecover, opens out to three panels.In lightly-used condition with alight crease. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 281London Transport flangedENAMEL SIGN "Private Property- London Transport Buses only"believed to have been located ona bus garage forecourt, originallocation unknown. Some minorchipping, mainly on the edgesand flange but very good overall.[1]Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00

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Lot: 282Green Line Coaches LtdTRAFFIC CIRCULARS nos 34,35, 40, 45, 47 + supplement, 48,56 and 68, plus leaflet "GeneralInstructions to Staff", datedAugust 1931 to July 1932.Variable condition but mainlygood. [10]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 283London Transport enamel busstop Q-PLATE "Queue this sidefor 307, 314A, 317, 337 - Queueother side for 302, 312, 316A,320, 344". This would have beenon a bus stop in HemelHempstead. Country Area q-plates are far less common thanthe Central Area versions. Somechip-repairs at the bottom edgebut overall very good condition.[1]Estimate: £125.00 - £150.00

Lot: 284c1920 London General OmnibusCompany MOTOR-BUS GUIDEfor West Wycombe fromUxbridge. Fold-out leaflet no. 14from the second series and,uniquely, this one has no busroute no. on the cover as theLGOC no longer ran to WestWycombe, stating inside that theroute is now operated by ThamesValley Traction Co. A couple ofsmall cover stains, otherwisegood. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 285London Underground GUIDE TOTRAVEL TO AND FROM SouthHarrow, Sudbury Hill andSudbury Town Stations datedFebruary 1927. Card booklet withfold-out UNDERGROUND MAPof Central London. Cover hascrease and scuffed edges, mapis excellent. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 286Cook's HANDBOOK FORLONDON with 1911 officialLONDON UNDERGROUNDMAP. 232pp hard-cover bookwith illustration of Vanguardmotor-bus, taxi-cab & policemanon cover. Some wear to cover-edges, inside pages excellent,Underground map near-mint. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 287London Transport COMPLETEROAD AND RAIL TIMETABLEfor Epping, Loughton and Districtdated June 1946, a series whichran from 1936-1957. In good,unmarked condition with somestaining to the covers and theremains of a sticker on both sidesof the front cover. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £50.00

Lot: 288London Transport Country BusesSenior Instructor's CAP BADGEin 'gold'-plated metal with a greenbullseye with turquoise infills,supported by griffins. The 'gold'version of this badge, for seniordriving instructors in the CountryArea, is not listed in the mainreference work on this subjectand is thought to be very scarceindeed. Some light surfaceabrasion but generally good. [1]Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00

Lot: 289London Transport bus stop routenumber, enamel E-PLATE forroutes 306/311 Leavesden.Thought to have been located atWatford Junction Station. Ingood, ex-stop condition with avery small nick touched in. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 290"General" London Transport fold-out TIMETABLE LEAFLET dated31st January 1934 for routes 345and 346 from Harebreaks toHamper Mill. Includes map ofWatford bus routes. In goodcondition. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

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Lot: 291LCC Tramways POSTERNOTICE regarding the BankHoliday Service between Angel,Islington and Hampstead, datedSeptember 1920. Believed tohave been intended for postinginside the tramcar, possibly in thewindow. Has been folded but isotherwise in good condition. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 292London United TramwaysTIMETABLE PANEL POSTERdated April 1st, 1923 ufn forSummerstown Branch service 81with Underground Group"Tramways" logo at top. Lightwear to edges, two very smallholes near top edge and foldedonce but overall in very goodcondition. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 293Underground publicity CARD "ByUndergrounD to the Country"undated but c1910. Lavishillustration of young girl pickingflowers, artist unknown. Reverselists cheap Sunday return faresfrom central London stations toDistrict Railway stations SudburyTown, South Harrow, Ruislip andUxbridge. Not seen at auctionbefore. Crease to bottom l/hcorner, otherwise good. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 294London Underground 1932LEAFLET "Easter in the Countryby London's Underground" withartwork by Tom Gentlemen(1882-1966) who also producedwork for Shell and many others.Fold-out pamphlet with lightcreasing, otherwise good. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 295London Transport hallmarked,sterling silver WINNER'SMEDALS from various LTChampionships throughout the1930s. Each has enamel inlaysand the event, winner and yearengraved on the reverse. [10]Estimate: £30.00 - £40.00

Lot: 296Selection of London Transportbus, trolleybus & service vehicleTAX DISCS for N2 trolleybus1661 (SE), AEC Regentbreakdown tender 111J(Neasden, CME Rlys), Ex-STLtreelopper 972J (R), GS66 (GF),RT3127 (EG), Green LineRT3656 (GF), all for the 1961year and with vehicle stock no,eg RT3656 C and garage codeon reverse, plus another for exLT GS24 datd 1971 when withTillingbourne Valley. Ex-vehiclecondition. [7]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 297London Transport TramwaysFARECHART for BANKHOLIDAYS ONLY route 1 fromTottenham Court Road toHampstead Heath, dated 6 June,1937. Small edge tears in a fewplaces, horizontal creasing fromwhen once folded but overall veryreasonable for an amazingsurvivor which only came out afew times a year! [1]Estimate: £100.00 - £125.00

Lot: 298London Transport fleetnumberBONNET PLATE from AECRegent 'Saunders roofbox'RT4475. The original bus withthis number entered service withan ex-SRT non-roofbox body asa green bus at Twickenhamgarage in 1954, the numberbeing allocated to a Saundersvehicle in 1966 which waswithdrawn at Norbiton in 1970.The bonnet plate was obtained atWombwell scrapyard in that year.Good, ex-vehicle condition.[1]Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 299LEAFLET & TICKETS from thePEOPLE'S LEAGUE FREEDOMBUS SERVICE which ran inLondon during the 1958 busstrike. Leaflet, affixed to albumpage by sellotape strip, lists theroutes & other information. 1cinema-type ticket and 6 larger-size tickets for different routes, all6d values. Very good condition.[1+7]Estimate: £20.00 - £30.00

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Lot: 300London Transport panelPOSTER "EVENING TOURISTTICKETS FOR TROLLEYBUSAND TRAM" by EdwardMcKnight Kauffer (1890-1954)and published in 1936. This is abus timetable-panel poster,approx A4 x 2 vertical and ascarce survivor as these panelposters were not generally soldto the public. The LT Museumhas a double-royal version of thisposter. Some light staining, smallcreases and edge-wear noted,also some small black stainswhich appear to be from theprinting process. Has been foldedonce to A4 and has two punch-holes at the bottom suggesting afile copy. [1]Estimate: £40.00 - £50.00

Lot: 301Pair of London Transport CentralArea GARAGE ALLOCATIONPLATES for HOLLOWAY (J)garage as used 1930s-1960.With origins as a horse-bus depotin the 1870s, Holloway garageclosed in 1971. In used condition.[2]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 302London Transport TIMETABLE ofBuses, Coaches & Main LineRlys for South-West Area forSept 1936 complete with fold-outmaps of Railways and GreenLine services. In good conditionwith a name on the front andslight wear to the top of thespine. [1]Estimate: £70.00 - £90.00

Lot: 303London Transport bus stop routenumber, enamel E-PLATE forGreen Line service 714 toKingston, Chessington, Dorking.This may have been located atHammersmith or Richmond. Ingood, ex-stop condition with justa couple of scratches to the face.[1]Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 304Green Line Coaches Ltd double-sided TIMETABLE LEAFLETfrom January 1931 for the EastGrinstead & London (Poland St)service operated by East SurreyTraction Co Ltd. Print-code 119-20,000. 12-1-31. In excellentcondition, has original small holepunched at top corner forhanging in enquiry office. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 3051873/4 District Railway MAPcontained as a single page in an1875 GUIDEBOOK of Londonhotels. The map can be dated byreference to the proposedHammersmith Extension Railwayshown. This was authorised in1873 and opened in 1874. Anamazingly early version of a DRmap, the company only havingstarted running its own trains in1871. Some foxing to the mappage and throughout the book. [1]Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 306London Transport "Buses forTrolleybuses" BOOKLETS dated27 April (incl Errata leaflet) & 20July, 1960 for stages 6 & 7 of thetrolleybus conversion schemeinvolving routes 623, 625, 687,697, 699, 611, 626, 628 and 630out of West Ham, Walthamstow,Hammersmith & Highgate depÃ´ts.In good condition. [3]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 307Selection of WW2-era LondonTransport Trams andTrolleybuses TRAFFICCIRCULARS nos 134, 135, 136,137, 139 and 211 dated June1940 to June 1943 plus SPECIALTRAFFIC CIRCULARS for Easterand August Bank Holidays 1944plus post-war issue no 67 of July1950. All in good condition. [9]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 308London Transport Green LineTIMETABLE LEAFLETS dated 4October 1933 for routes AS, T, Uand V. All good. See also Lots42, 107, 166, 230, 376. [4]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

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Lot: 310London Transport UndergroundPLATFORM TICKETS with 3dvalues issued in the mid-late1960s from a variety of stations.Minor duplication but mainly alldifferent and in good condition.[62]Estimate: £40.00 - £50.00

Lot: 311London TransportUNDERGROUND TIMETABLE1937 Number 3. 288pp all-linestimetable booklet for September27, 1937 to January 30, 1938complete with large fold-outUnderground Railway Map.Reasonable condition with somestains and corroded staples. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 312Special TICKET issued byLondon County Council ElectricalTramways on 15 May 1903 uponthe inauguration by the Prince ofWales of the LCC's first electrictramway service - betweenWestminster and Tooting. Ticketis an enlarged standard one withthe addition of the Prince's 'threefeathers' emblem and a list ofmembers of the LCC's HighwaysCommittee on the reverse. Inused condition with some ageing.[1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 313Original 1936 London Transportdouble-crown POSTER "VirginiaWater" by Clive Gardiner (1891-1960) who designed posters forthe Underground Group &London Transport from 1926-1951. One of a series promotingGreen Line coach travel, theVirginia Water version is notrecorded by LT Museum. Linen-backed, in very good condition,only a few very minor creases

prior to mounting. [1]Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00

Lot: 314South Metropolitan ElectricTramways and Lighting CompanyLimited BYE-LAWS ANDREGULATIONS. 24pp handbook,the 1928 issue. In good conditionwith some pencilled annotationsin places and initials on thecover. See also Lots 114 & 214for the equivalent handbooks forthe LUT & MET sistercompanies. [1]Estimate: £35.00 - £45.00

Lot: 315Metropolitan Railway MAP OFLONDON "Metropolitan Railwayand Connections", the MET'sversion of the Underground map.Dating from c1928/29, this issueis print ref: G.3595/65M(G.3383/100.M on the map-side)with dark red cover. Lightly used,in very good condition.Estimate: £150.00 - £175.00

Lot: 316LCC Tramways pocket-sized"MAP & GUIDE TO CARSERVICES" dated February1914. Illustrated with a single-deck tram emerging from theKingsway Subway atSouthampton Row. Inexceptionally good condition forthis series with no material faults.[1]Estimate: £100.00 - £125.00

Lot: 317London Transport enamel busstop Q-PLATE "Also for Busesterminating at Victoria". This is a'Q6' (double-height) plate whichwas situated on a bus stopoutside Victoria Station andadvised waiting passengers thatsome of the buses stopping therewent little further. Two small chip-repairs at one edge and slightlyweathered but still good overall.[1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

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Lot: 318Selection of LondonGeneral/London Transport FlyingClub CAP AND LAPEL BADGESincluding LGOC, LT Central Bus,LT Country Bus and GarageSecretary versions plus ahallmarked sterling silvercommittee member's medal forservices rendered. 1930s to1950s and generally good exceptfor wear to the Garage Secretarybadge. [5]Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00

Lot: 3191911 UNDERGROUND MAP -"What to see and how to see it -the excursionist's guide withmap". Special issue with detailson cover of the Army Pageant atPutney Bridge and the Festival ofEmpire at Crystal Palace, bothevents were held in connectionwith the Coronation of George V.Unlike the standard issue of thetime, this version has a redborder and the lines are shownwithout colour. Not seen beforeat auction. Small loss andscuffing on left-hand edge,otherwise excellent. [1]Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 320London Transport bus stop routenumber, enamel E-PLATE forroute 476 to Ifield Station. Thismay have been located atCrawley Bus Station, the plate isan old one with some weatheringbut still reasonable.Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 321District Railway CARD TICKETSfrom the 1890s-early 1900scomprising 1st, 2nd & 3rd-class(incl Parly) single tickets, values1d to 6d. All different, mainlygood condition. [28]Estimate: £40.00 - £50.00

Lot: 322London General CountryServices Ltd bus timetable panelPOSTERS for route 481 fromLangley Village to WindsorCastle and route 503 fromUxbridge to Windsor Castle, bothdated March 1933. Double-sided,

approx A4, a couple of edge-nicks otherwise in excellentcondition with the usual officialpunch-holes. [2]Estimate: £20.00 - £30.00

Lot: 323London Underground enamelHEADER SIGN "UndergrounD"in the style introduced in c1908,believed to have been locatedabove a poster panel at a station.Thought to date from the 190-1916 period, before theintroduction of the 'Johnston'lettering. A well-executed repairto a chip between the first 'N' &'D', a few other very small chipsat the edge or the screw-holesand a little weathering but overalla very good example of a scarcesign, not seen at auction before.[1]Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00

Lot: 324London Transport TIMETABLE ofBuses, Coaches, Trolleybuses,Tramways & UndergroundRailways for London Area forDec 1935 complete with fold-outmaps of Underground and GreenLine services. In good conditionwith library stamps on the front.[1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 325London General OmnibusCompany TRAFFIC CIRCULARNo 953 in operation from May31st 1933. A large issue being acomplete list of all services withtimes of first and last buses,headways etc. This was the lastLGOC issue before the LPTBtakeover. SEE LOT 63 for thevery first issue. In good conditionwith the usual staff initials on thefront. [1]Estimate: £35.00 - £50.00

Lot: 326A collection of special-issue'Gibson' TICKETS issued onoverseas tours by LondonTransport Routemaster buses inthe 1960s and 1970s. Countriesnoted include Belgium, France,Germany, Japan, Norway & USAfrom the period 1965-1971. It isunusual for these tickets to

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surface in the UK. Generally invery good condition, oneduplicate noted. [15]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 3271907 'HAMPSTEAD TUBE'pocket MAP - "London's LatestTube". This is the standardcontemporary LondonUnderground Electric Railways(green edges, text on both sides)but branded for the CCE&HR onthe reverse with a picture ofHampstead Heath on the front. Inused condition with age-darkening to the cover and somefoxing in places. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 328London Transport bus BRASSCHASSIS/BODY TAGS fromAEC Regent ST types. Chassisplates for ST10 and ex-TillingST1023 noted. Body types up toST9, traces of green paint on twosuggest Country Area vehicles.Vendor advises these wereobtained from Daniels, Rainhamscrapyard in 1949/50. In ex-vehicle condition. [11]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 329Collection of Safe-DrivingDIPLOMAS and MEDALS withclasps awarded to LondonGeneral & London Transport busdriver R F Weedon of TurnhamGreen Garage in the period 1925to 1951 plus a PHOTOGRAPH ofLord Ashfield presenting him withone of the diplomas. Paperworksomewhat aged, medals as worn.A fascinating record from abygone era. [13]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 330London Transport fleetnumberBONNET PLATE from 'pre-war'AEC Regent 2RT2 RT147. Theoriginal bus with this numberentered service in 1941 and thelast finished as a trainer at WestHam in 1963. The bonnet platewas obtained at theMountnessing scrapyard in thatyear. Very reasonable, ex-vehiclecondition.[1]Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 3311919 (3-11-19) London GeneralOmnibus Company MOTOR-BUS GUIDE for Windsor. Fold-out leaflet from the first series, apost-WW1 publicity exercise toencourage use of the buses forleisure. In good condition. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 332London General OmnibusCompany, Buck's Express(marked 'specimen') and LPTB (2unused) COACH SEASONTICKETS issued 1931-1939.Good condition. [7]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 333London Transport BUSTIMETABLE Country Area(North) for August 1937. 336ppbooklet in good condition withsome age-staining. [1]Estimate: £70.00 - £80.00

Lot: 334Selection of District Railway (7),Metropolitan Railway (11),Metropolitan & District Rlys (1)and Metropolitan & G.W. Rys (1)EDMONDSON TICKETS issuedfrom the early 1900s-early 1930sfor a variety of stations andvalues. Condition is reasonableto good, some creasing, 4 haveback damage/hinge remains. [20]Estimate: £40.00 - £50.00

Lot: 335Pair of London Transport CountryBus & Coach GARAGEALLOCATION PLATES for HIGHWYCOMBE (HE) garage as used1930s-1960s. High Wycombegarage was opened byAmersham & District in 1929,taken over by LT in 1933 andfinally closed in 1977. In good, ex-use condition. [2]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

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Lot: 336London Transport bus stop routenumber, enamel E-PLATE forroute 165 to Romford, HaveringPark. This plate is believed to beone of a pair from the Rainhamterminus of the route. In verygood, ex-stop condition. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 337London Transport 1934 MAPUnderground Railways ofLondon. An early Beckdiagrammatic card map with printreference 34-1945. Lightly usedbut a good copy. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 338London Tram & TrolleybusBOOKS: Trams of BygoneLondon, London TrolleybusPictorial, London TransportTramways Handbook, LondonTramway Pictorial, LondonCounty Council TramwaysHandbook, The LondonTrolleybus, The Felthams andOverground 1900-1947. All inused condition. [8]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 339West London Association ofOmnibus Proprietors MAP &TIMETABLE Number 526Dservice, No. 1, 1926. Fold-outleaflet with map of route andstrong anti-monopolisticexhortations on reverse. Smallstains on back cover, otherwiseexcellent. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 340Original 1961 LondonUnderground double-crownposter "We provide the ladders",a recruitment poster showing thevarious routes of promotion to thetop position of Station Master.Artist unknown and not listed byLT Museum. A couple of lightcreases and minor edge-blemishes but overall very good.[1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 341London Transport Underground"Fireman" CAP BADGE. This isthe second type, dating from theearly 1960s. Badge is chrome-plated with enamel inlays and isin excellent condition. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 342District Railway and LondonUnited Tramways 1910"PICTURE MAP OF PARTS OFMIDDLESEX". A fold-out, tallpocket-size pictorial mapshowing through connections intoMiddlesex from the tramwaysonto the DR. The reverse hasdetails of attractions and faresetc. A very attractive piece ofearly Underground Grouppublicity. Light wear but veryreasonable. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 343London independent busoperators PUNCH TICKETS,both named and numberedstages, for The Premier OmnibusCo, Pro Bono Publico OmnibusService, "The Prince", St GeorgeOmnibus Co, Vanguard MotorbusCompany, National Omnibus andTransport Co plus 'OmnibusTickets" for Services 47, 59A &78 and one un-numbered butwith advert for Prince Coacheson reverse. Generally goodcondition. [10]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 344London General OmnibusCompany fold-out cardTIMETABLE dated October 17th,1928 for routes 116A, 116E,117C & 117D from HounslowGarage to Staines, Egham,Slough. Some age marks butvery reasonable [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 345London Transport bus garageENAMEL SIGN "No unauthorisedperson.....Children under 16years...." of the type erected at allLondon bus garages in the1950s/60s as the hobby of bus-spotting took hold and LT made a

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largely vain effort to keep theenthusiasts out of its garages.Some damage at two corners butstill good overall with the LTbullseye intact. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 346Green Line Coaches Ltd MAPOF DAILY COACH SERVICES -1932. 1st issue of the Green Linemap with reference 1314-75,000-24-6-32. In used but unmarkedcondition with some creases andsmall fold-partings at the edges.[1]Estimate: £30.00 - £40.00

Lot: 347London Transport (CountryBuses & Coaches) bound volume10 of TRAFFIC CIRCULARS 321to 346, 1st January to 31stDecember 1943. Official bound,wartime edition with index. Somewear to covers but contentsexcellent. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 348London Transport TramwaysFARECHART dated October1934 for service 96 fromWoolwich to Horns Cross, theformer Dartford & Bexley servicewhich was one of the first tramroutes to be converted totrolleybuses by the LPTB inNovember 1935. This is astandard-size chart which fittedthe ex-LCC trams which weresent by LPTB to this route toreplace the antiquated localstock. (Today's bus route is stillnumbered 96 - see Lot 383)Minor edge-nicks plus somehorizontal fold-creases butoverall very good. [1]Estimate: £125.00 - £150.00

Lot: 349Selection of London Transportpanel POSTERS: "It isdangerous...", "Keep Britain tidy","Don't drop litter" and "Going byBus?" Some classic designs fromthe 1950s onwards. All are A4 x2 vertical, folded to A4 and withthe usual official punch-holes atthe top for fixing into bus stoptimetable panels. Light wear only,generally very good condition. [4]

Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 350London Transport "Tramways"Tram to Trolleybus fold-outLEAFLET dated 1935 for theconversion of tram routes 26, 67,57 and 63 to trolleybus routes667 and 657. In excellentcondition.Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 351London Transport bus stop routenumber, enamel E-PLATE forGreen Line service 718 toWindsor via Hampton Court.Possible original location:Kingston. A small loss at thebottom edge not affecting theface, otherwise good. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £125.00

Lot: 352Original LOG BOOKS and finalCERTIFICATES OF FITNESS forLondon Transport green AECRegent buses 1953 RT3027 -NLE 917 (red to green in 1963),1950 RT3171 - KYY 900, 1952RT3391 - LYR 610 (red to greenin 1963 but not noted on logbook) and 1952 RT3510 - LYR929. The CoFs expire in 1972/3and all four buses were sold toTillingbourne Valley but there areno further registered owners onthe log books after LondonCountry. Good condition. [4+4]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 353London Transport enamel busstop Q-PLATE "Queue this sidefor 49, 115, 249 - Queue otherside for 57, 95". This would havebeen on a bus stop situated inStreatham. In very goodcondition. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 354London Transport COMPLETEROAD AND RAIL TIMETABLEfor Enfield, Cheshunt and Districtdated August 1939, the monthbefore the outbreak of WW2. NoE 39 of a series which ran from1936-1957. In good, unmarkedcondition with some staining tothe cover and age-darkening

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inside. [1]Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00

Lot: 355London General OmnibusCompany MAP & GUIDE datedAugust 1914, the last issue fromthe first series of London busmaps which ran from 1911 untilthe outbreak of WW1. Insomewhat fragile condition withsome fold-partings but still intact.[1]Estimate: £60.00 - £90.00

Lot: 356LCC Tramways c1929BROCHURE "Transfer Facilitiesand How to use them. ServicesSouth of the Thames". Stapledbrochure in good condition, oneor two foxing marks. (See Lot144 for North of the Thamesissue) [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 357London Transport enamelCOACH STOP - REQUEST ofthe E3 type (space for 3 routeplates on each side) and 'boat'style (double-sided, hollow,tapering). A few chips at thetapered and top edges and minorweathering but a good exampleoverall. The fixing bars are inplace. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 358London General OmnibusCompany BROCHURE "MotorCoaches Summer Programme -1922" with details of over 70tours of London and the HomeCounties. Folds out to 6 double-sided panels and features theGeneral logo in 'Johnston'lettering and a small illustration ofa charabanc in the countryside.Lightly used condition with avertical crease and small ThomasTilling Cartage Dept stamp on thecover. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 3591924 MAP of the UndergroundRailways of London with railway,bus & tram connectionspublished by Bravingtons Ltd,

King's Cross. Printed on stiffpaper and folds out to a 12-panel, full-colour Undergroundmap, printed by Johnson, Riddle& Co, presumably with officialapproval as the 'UndergrounD'logo is shown. Shows BritishEmpire Exhibition and location ofBravingtons stores as well asLUT, LCC and MET trams. Acouple of fold-corner partings butgenerally very good. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 360Metropolitan Railway CARDTICKETS from the 1890s-early1900s comprising 1st, 2nd & 3rd-class single tickets from stationsfrom G to P, values 1d to 6d. Alldifferent, mainly good condition.[28]Estimate: £50.00 - £60.00

Lot: 361London Transport UndergroundSenior Station Master'shallmarked silver CAP BADGE.One of the third issue,hallmarked for 1967. The SeniorStation Masters wore a largerbadge which included a laurelwreath in the centre. Thesescarce badges often havedamage to the enamel and thisone has some repairs to theupper half of the circle, otherwiseit's in good condition. [1]Estimate: £175.00 - £200.00

Lot: 362London Transport fleetnumberBONNET PLATE from lowbridgeAEC Regent RLH73 whichentered service at Merton garagein 1952 and was withdrawn atHornchurch in 1970. The buswas later exported to Germany.Good, ex-vehicle condition. [1]Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 363London Transport 1935PAMPHLET "Easter Outings -Rail, Tram, Bus, Coach" withcover illustration by VeraWilloughby (1870-1939) of acouple striding across a hill and atube train emerging from thetunnel underneath. Lightly wornwith trace of indentation oferased pencil annotation on

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cover. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 364London Transport 'DOLLYSTOP', a temporary bus stopused for diversions, emergenciesetc. This is the 'Bus Compulsory,Coach Request' version, anuncommon variant and this is the'head' of the stop, which wouldhave fitted onto a metal pole witha concrete base, and consists oftwo back-to-back enamel platesinside a steel frame. It's in verygood condition with a few well-executed chip repairs. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £125.00

Lot: 365London Transport GREEN LINECOACH GUIDE No. 1, 1936.192pp booklet with timetables,faretables, season-ticket rates,boarding point diagrams and fold-out map. Includes amendmentleaflet with route changes fromApril. Some staining to covers butgenerally good.Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 366Original 1934 London Transportdouble-royal poster "London at itBrightest - and London Transportat your service" by unknownartist and featuring sportingfigures and a classic LondonTransport bullseye logo, one of aseries of three of these posterspromoting travel for cultural andleisure purposes. Linen-backedand in very good condition withminor blemishes only. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £125.00

Lot: 367London United Tramways"Through Bookings with Met.District, London Electric andCentral London Railways"BOOKLET issued to tramconductors with fare details forbookings to Undergroundstations. Printed on card andfolds out to 3 panels. In used butvery good condition. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 368London Transport bus stop routenumber, enamel E-PLATE fornight route N82 Special JourneysOnly. Original location unknown.Some weathering but veryreasonable. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 369London General CountryServices TIMETABLE OFOMNIBUS SERVICES -NORTHERN DIVISION Winter1933-34. The last LGCS issueand published under the LondonTransport name on 31.1.34.Includes Amersham & Districtservices. In good, unmarkedcondition with light wear and alight vertical crease. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 370c1912 offcial UNDERGROUNDMAP OF LONDON. This is themap shown on p59 of CapitalTransport's "No need to ask"reference work but differs in thatit does not show the plannedextensions which were includedin the 1913 version. This is asingle-sided issue designed forinsertion into a guidebook andhas consequent trimming of theblue edges. In excellent conditionwith no signs of use or ageing. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 371London Transport "Buses forTrolleybuses" BOOKLETS dated9 November, 1960 & 1 February,1961 for stages 8 & 9 of thetrolleybus conversion schemeinvolving routes 607, 655, 513,517, 613, 615, 617, 639 and 653out of Hanwell, Finchley andHighgate depÃ´ts. In goodcondition. [2]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 372London Transport Central RoadServices Sports AssociationCORONATION MEDAL issued tocommemorate the Coronation ofHM the Queen in June 1953. Ahigh-quality item in 'gold'-platedmetal with an enamelledmedallion with the Queen's head

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and 'jewelled' crown on one sideand the Sports Associationbadge on the other. In excellentcondition. Not seen at auctionbefore. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 373London Transport POSTERNOTICE for the newRoutemaster, dated January1956 and inviting comments frompassengers on RM1. It wouldhave been intended for postingon the bus during its first periodof service on route 2 betweenGolders Green and CrystalPalace from February untilAugust 1956. Poster has beenfolded but is otherwise good. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 374London Transport Conductor'sleather MONEY-SATCHEL withshoulder-strap and blind-key(light surface corrosion), PSVdriver's BADGE LL area, LTInspector's TIMETABLE for April1978 (dog-eared), 1948 issue ofIan Allan ABC Trams andTrolleybuses (worn & damaged)and 2 used copies of the 1976Ian Allan ABC of London Buses.[7]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 375London HORSE-TRAM PUNCHTICKETS from London StreetTrams Company (3 x 1d alldifferent services), London TramCo (2 x 1d, different services)and 1/2d London Tramways Co.2 x LST are good, 1 has severedlower corner, 1 x LTC has loss atthe foot, the other is good,LTmyC is worn with corner loss.[6]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 376London Transport Green LineTIMETABLE LEAFLETS dated 4October 1933 for routes W, X (25October) and Y (two versions).All good. See also Lots 42, 107,166, 230, 308. [4]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 377British Railways (SouthernRegion) 1950s/60s flangedENAMEL SIGN from WaterlooStation "Waterloo & City Line andUndergrounD", the Undergroundwording being in LT's typeface ona blue background. Some well-executed repairs to chips, mainlyon the flange but otherwise verygood condition. [1]Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00

Lot: 378London General OmnibusCompany double-sided LEAFLETof Special Country Motor-BusRoutes dated June 1, 1913issued at Electric Railway House,Broadway with times and faresfor some 30 routes which ran intothe countryside. A very earlyexample of publicity designed toencourage leisure travel. Somelight creasing but generally verygood. (See Lots 46 & 440 forothers in this series) [1]Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00

Lot: 379London independent busoperators PUNCH TICKETS,both named and numberedstages, for Enterprise Bus Co,Albert Ewer, Gray's Ltd, The"Havelock", The National SteamCar Co, Loudwater Estates, NewTimes Omnibus Co, Ongar &District Motor Services (2),Overground Ltd. Generally goodcondition. [10]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 380LCC Tramways FARECHARTdated June 1933 for service 13from Aldersgate to HighgateArchway. The last LCC issueprior to the LPTB takeover. A fewedge-nicks, some staining inplaces, horizontal fold creasesbut good overall. [1]Estimate: £100.00 - £125.00

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Lot: 381London Transport panelPOSTER "BYELAWS -TROLLEYBUSES" being the1947 laws revised in March 1959and printed onto a 1953-issueclassic LT poster with the red &white bullseye edging. Contentsadvised intending passengers ofall the things they must not do onthe bus. Size A4 x 3 vertical,folded to A4 with the usual officialpunch-holes at the top for fixing.Light wear but generally in verygood condition. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 382London Transport RoutemasterBONNET FLEETNUMBERPLATE from RCL2258. ThisGreen Line coach Routemasterentered service at Hertfordgarage in 1965 and was soldback to London Transport in1977, becoming a red bus in1980. Withdrawn and scrapped in1983, this plate was obtainedfrom a Yorkshire scrapyard thatyear. In ex-vehicle condition. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 383London Transport bus stop routenumber, enamel E-PLATE forroute 96 to Dartford. Possiblylocated at either Woolwich orBexleyheath, this appears to bean original 1959 plate for thistrolleybus-replacement route andcarries some weathering from along time in the open butnonetheless very reasonable.(See also Lot 348) [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 384London Transport Country Buses(and one LGOC) SportsAssociation hallmarked silverWINNERS' MEDALS awardedduring the 1930/40s. Twoseparate types, one featuringelaborate depictions of the sportconcerned. Each has the event,winner's name and yearengraved on the reverse. [7]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 385London Transport Central Buses,Operating Department TRAFFICARRANGEMENTS BOOKLETissued to officials for the RoyalSilver Jubilee, Bank Holiday Monday, May 6th, 1935. 23ppbooklet with details of routecurtailments during RoyalProcession and Illuminations,special fares, controlarrangements, location ofbreakdown lorries etc. With fold-out maps of turning points andcontrol points. In well-usedcondition with worn covers. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 386c1920 London General OmnibusCompany MOTOR-BUS GUIDEfor Reigate by Route No. 59B.Fold-out leaflet no. 4 from thesecond series of publicity leafletsencouraging post-WW1 leisureuse of the buses. A tiny hole onthe cover, otherwise good. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 387"ROUND AND ABOUT LONDONBY TRAM - NORTH OF THETHAMES". 318pp illustratedGUIDEBOOK (3rd ed) issuedunder authority of the LondonCounty Council (Tramways Dept)containing May 1931 LCC TramsMap & Timetable. Covers stained& worn with some parting atspine. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 388London horse-bus PUNCHTICKETS, all named stages inladder style and titled 'OmnibusTicket' with values 1d, 1 1/2d, 2dand 2 1/2d. Good condition. [10]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 389London Transport TIMETABLE ofBuses, Coaches & Main LineRlys for North East Area for Dec1935 complete with fold-outmaps of Railways, Country Busand Green Line services. Inlightly-used condition with somewear to covers. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £95.00

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Lot: 390London Transport enamel busstop Q-PLATE "Queue this sidefor 123, Eastern National 151 &251- Queue other side for 230".This would have been on a busstop situated in Tottenham Hale.This is the first q-plate we haveever seen with the name ofanother operator - EasternNational in this case - included.The 151/251 were the famousEN services from Southend toWood Green. Two small edge-chips but generally in very goodcondition. [1]Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 391Pair of London Transport CountryBus & Coach GARAGEALLOCATION PLATES forDARTFORD (DT) garage asused 1930s-1960s. Dartfordgarage was opened byMaidstone & District in 1927,taken over by LT in 1933 andreplaced by new premises in1986. In good, ex-use condition.[2]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 392London Transport bus BRASSCHASSIS/BODY TAGS fromAEC Regent STL types. Bodytypes up to STL18 noted. Vendoradvises these were obtainedfrom Daniels, Rainham scrapyardin 1949/50. In ex-vehiclecondition. [16]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 393Illustrated fold-out BROCHURE"Advertising Spaces onTramcars" issued by the LUT,MET & SMET (UndergroundGroup) companies. Dated 1928,it shows the various advertisingspaces on a double-deck tramwith sizes, prices etc. It was sentout in December 1931 to a ladyin Sutton whose children wereconsidering advertising theirtransport club on a Croydon -Sutton tram and the AdvertisingOfficer has made suggestions onhis business cards and in thebrochure. Includes a draftcontract sent out in March 1932.Small hole on one page ofbrochure, some ageing marks,

corroded pin but otherwise goodcondition. [2]Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00

Lot: 394London Underground 1919 MAPOF THE ELECTRIC RAILWAYSOF LONDON - WHAT TO SEEAND HOW TO SEE IT. Editiondated 18-6-19. Some folds arefragile and small stains on backcover but quite reasonable. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 395LCC Tramways pocket-sized"MAP & GUIDE TO CARSERVICES" dated July 1914.Illustrated somewhatoptimistically with Hyde ParkCorner which was never reachedby trams! In exceptionally goodcondition for this series with nomaterial faults. [1]Estimate: £100.00 - £125.00

Lot: 396Selection of London General, LTCentral & Country Bus andGreen Line Coach MAPS fromthe 1920s-1950s. Conditionvariable but generally good. [12]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 397London Transport OFFICIAL'SPLATE issued to senior busofficials to use as identificationwhen on duty out of uniform. Thedesign was largely unchangedfrom the plate introduced by theLGOC in the early 1920s. Therewere a number of versions overthe years and this is the c1962issue which is unusual in that theinfills of the circles are alsoenamelled, unlike all otherissues. This version is un-common and the low numbersuggests a replacement for oneof the original 1934 issue. Minorsurface scratches, otherwisegood. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

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Lot: 398London United Tramways 1911MAP OF SYSTEM AND PLACESOF INTEREST "in connectionwith the Underground system ofLondon". The only known LUTpublic issue. Considerable foxingto cover and some on the mapside too. A rarely-seen map. [1]Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 399London Transport bus stop routenumber, enamel E-PLATE forGreen Line route 721 toRomford, Brentwood. Very likelyto have been located in Ilford.721 e-plates are uncommon atauction. In very good, ex-stopcondition. [1]Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 400London Transport GS busradiator FILLER COVER withGUY INDIAN HEAD MASCOTand enamelled LT BULLSEYEPLATE. Full provenance on labelinside, believed to be correct, ieex-vehicle GS14 after flooddamage at Leatherhead busgarage in 1968. Unit has beenrepainted in correct colours andis in excellent condition. Verysmall chip to edge of enamelplate has been touched in. [1]Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00

Lot: 401London General OmnibusCompany fold-out cardTIMETABLE dated April 13th,1930 for routes 79, 115 & 620from Kingston Omnibus Station(LGOC) to Woking and Guildford.Light use but good. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 402London Transport "Buses forTrolleybuses" BOOKLETS dated26 April, 19 July and 8November, 1961 for stages 10,11 & 12 of the trolleybusconversion scheme involvingroutes 609, 627, 629, 649, 649A,659, 679, 543, 643, 647, 521,621, 609 and 641 out ofEdmonton, Highgate, StamfordHill, Finchley & Wood GreendepÃ´ts. In good condition. [3]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 403Metropolitan Electric Tramways,London United Tramways &South Metropolitan ElectricTramways and Lighting CoTRAFFIC CIRCULAR No 40 inoperation from 1st December1922. An early issue from theUnderground Group tramways ingood condition. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £30.00

Lot: 404London & North Eastern Railway1923 POCKET MAP showingconnections from King's Cross,Liverpool St & Marylebone to allparts of London by means of theelectric railways (ie theUnderground). Effectively anUnderground map, this wasdesigned by C R Swift of York forthe LNER and is illustrated withnumerous pictures of Londonlocations served by theUnderground. In used conditionwith some cover stains and smalledge-losses at the top. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 405London Transport ENAMELSIGN "Zoo Buses - Startingpoint" with LT's arrow through acircle. Thought to date from the1950s and to have been locatedat Camden Town Undergroundstation, directing people to theterminus of bus route 74. Inexcellent condition with a good-quality wooden frame which maynot be original. [1]Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 406Green Line Coaches Ltd COACHSERVICE GUIDE. Fold-out cardleaflet dated 29.6.31 (third issueof three) with small inset locationmap of Poland Street CoachStation. Lightly used condition. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

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Lot: 4071897 District Railway POCKETREFERENCE MAP OF LONDONAND ENVIRONS. Price 1/2d.Opens out to The District RailwayMiniature Map of London &Environs - 5th edition. Illustrationof steam Underground train oncover. The pocket versions ofthese District Rlwy Undergroundmaps are rarely seen. In veryreasonable, used condition withsome small fold-tears anddarkening of the covers. [1]Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 408London Transport fleetnumberBONNET PLATE from Leyland7RT RTL1332. The original buswith this number entered serviceat Hackney garage in 1952 andthe last RTL1332 finished as astaff bus at Harrow Weald in1969. The bonnet plate wasobtained at a Yorkshirescrapyard in that year. Ex-vehiclecondition.[1]Estimate: £100.00 - £125.00

Lot: 409District Railway card TICKETSfrom the 1880s-early 1900scomprising 1st, 2nd & 3rd-class(incl Parly) single tickets, values1d to 6d. All different, mainlygood condition. [28]Estimate: £40.00 - £50.00

Lot: 410London Transport WW2 fold-outLEAFLET "Times of Last Buseson and after Nov. 20, 1940working out of Seven KingsGarage, Sutton Garage". It wasvery unusual to publicise busservices during WW2 but thisappears to be a public document,possibly due to the presence ofimportant war-time employmentalong the routes. Not seen atauction before. In used conditionwith some stains. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 411London Transport BULLSEYEPLATE originally fitted to theradiator grille of one of theprovincial Bristol buses divertedto London upon completion in

1949/50 in order to help reduceLondon's post-WW2 busshortage. The plate is made ofpainted aluminium and is in good,ex-vehicle condition. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 412London Transport TIMETABLE ofCountry Area Buses (North-WestArea) in operation on and fromWednesday, July 5th, 1939.120pp booklet "For theinformation of London TransportOfficials". In good, unmarkedcondition other than some tearsto pp 3-5 and two small punch-holes near the spine, presumablyfor filing. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 413Original 1936 London Transportdouble-royal poster "CountryWalks" by Austin Cooper (1890-1964) who was a leadingdesigner for the UndergroundGroup and London Transportfrom 1922-1944. Linen-backedwith a stain across the top rightand other small blemishes butvery reasonable overall. [1]Estimate: £125.00 - £150.00

Lot: 414London County CouncilTramways RULES ANDREGULATIONS FOR TRAFFICINSPECTORS ANDREGULATORS, in operation asfrom 1st July 1920. 43pphandbook in good, lightly-usedcondition. Trace of owner'ssignature on front cover. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 415London Transport bus stop routenumber, enamel E-PLATE forroute 335 to Watford. Possiblelocations for this destinated plateare Windsor Bus Station orRickmansworth. In good, ex-stopcondition with slight surfaceabrasion. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

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Lot: 416London Transport Country AreaBus Driver's or Conductor's CAP& BADGE. This is a 1960ssummer-issue cap with the whiteplastic top and green piping. Inused but good condition, a littledusty. Size 7 1/8. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £40.00

Lot: 417Green Line Coaches Ltd enamelLAPEL BADGE issued to coachcrews from 1930 onwards,effectively a miniature version ofthe coaches' radiator badges atthe time. Some light surfacescratches but very reasonablecondition. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 4181938 London Transport fold-outLEAFLET "Try it next time"offering 'safety-first' hints topassengers on buses and GreenLine coaches. In full colour andvery good condition. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 419Metropolitan Railway MAP OFLONDON "Metropolitan Railwayand Connections", the MET'sversion of the Underground map.Dating from c1926/27, this issueis print ref: M.805/100M(G.805/100.M on the map-side)with pale blue cover. Lightlyused, covers a little darkened butin good condition.Estimate: £125.00 - £150.00

Lot: 420London General OmnibusCompany Ltd fold-out LEAFLETof Motor and Horse Routes datedFebruary 1911, the last issuefrom the monthly series whichran from June 1910 onwards.Cover has illustration of earlymotor-bus and contents includedetails of motor services 1-33and horse services 32-92.Somewhat fragile with some fold-partings and an annotation at thefoot of one panel but nonethelessa scarce survivor. [1]Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 421London Underground c1913/14MAP OF THE ELECTRICRAILWAYS OF LONDON - Whatto see and how to see it. No dateor print-code. Folds into 12 bitswith 8 pictorial reviews onreverse. Lightly used with somesmall scuffs but overall good forthis series which was printed onpoor-quality paper. [1]Estimate: £100.00 - £125.00

Lot: 422Pair of London Transport CentralArea GARAGE ALLOCATIONPLATES for PALMERS GREEN(AD) garage as used 1930s-1960. Palmers Green garagewas opened by the LGOC in1912 and remains in active usetoday. In good, ex-use condition.[2]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 423London Transport RoadTransport Department, CentralBuses TRAFFICARRANGEMENTS BOOKLETissued to officials for theCoronation of King George VIand Queen Elizabeth onWednesday, 12th May, 1937.443pp booklet with details ofroute curtailments/diversionsduring the CoronationCelebartions and Illuminations,special fares, controlarrangements, location ofbreakdown lorries etc. With fold-out maps and diagrams ofterminal workings. In lightly-usedcondition with corroded staples.[1]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 424South Metropolitan ElectricTramways TIMETABLE PANELPOSTER dated October, 1924ufn for services 6 & 7 from WestCroydon with UndergroundGroup "Tramways" logo at top.Light wear to edges, folded oncebut overall in very good condition.[1]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

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Lot: 425LCC Tramways fold-outLEAFLET dated April 1927"Board the First Car" with detailsof midday fares, first & last carsetc. In very good condition. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 426London Transport enamel busstop Q-PLATE "Queue this sidefor 90B, 98, 140 - Queue otherside for 204, 274". This wouldhave been on a bus stop inHayes. In excellent condition. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 427Underground Group foldedLEAFLET "Easter Excursions byTrain, Omnibus, Tram toLondon's Country" dated March1923 and illustrated with variousflora and fauna by GBarraclough, a lady whodesigned a number ofUnderground Group publicationsand posters around that time.Leaflet is used with a horizontalcrease, small stain at a corner onthe rear and some edge-wear butis generally good. [1]Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00

Lot: 428London Transport TramwaysLCC-style FARECHART datedJanuary 1934 for service 11between Moorgate and HighgateVillage. Although issued underLPTB, this is entirely in LCC styleother than the inclusion of the LT'Tramways' logo at the top.Horizontal creases from whenonce folded, a few minor stainsbut generally very good. [1]Estimate: £100.00 - £125.00

Lot: 4291919 (4-12-19) London GeneralOmnibus Company MOTOR-BUS GUIDE for Chigwell Row.Fold-out leaflet from the firstseries, a post-WW1 publicityexercise to encourage use of thebuses for leisure. Some age-spots & darkening but generallygood. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 430London General CountryServices Inspector's CAPBADGE of the laurel leaf style,based on the LGOC parentcompany's design but with the'General Country Services' in redenamel on a grey background,matching the fleetname of thebuses. The company was formedin 1932 to take over theGeneral's country services butwas absorbed by LondonTransport in 1933, resulting in avery short-lived use of thesebadges. Lightly worn but goodcondition. A very scarce item,noted just twice at auction inrecent years. Our estimate isbased on those previouslyrealised prices. [1]Estimate: £1,000.00 - £1,300.00

Lot: 431London Transport bus stop routenumber, enamel E-PLATE forGreen Line route 716 to London,Chertsey. Use of the word'London' on e-plates is rare andsuggests that this was locatedwell to the north of London, sayat Hitchin, Stevenage or Welwyn.In very good, ex-stop condition.[1]Estimate: £150.00 - £175.00

Lot: 432Quantity of London TransportROVER TICKETS issued 1957 to1975 comprising Red Rovers,Road/Rail Rovers, Twin Rovers,Bus-About, Central Rail Roversand Weekender versions. Hugevariety of dates and issuinglocations. Good condition. [140+]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 433c1920 London General OmnibusCompany MOTOR-BUS GUIDEfor Hainault Forest by routes no.10, 25B & 101A. Fold-out leafletno. 3 from the second series, apost-WW1 publicity exercise toencourage use of the buses forleisure. In very good condition. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

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Lot: 434WW2 Metropolitan and GreatCentral Joint Line TIMETABLEdated October 6 1941 (No 31941)with LNER and LT logos onthe cover. In good unmarkedcondition, some creasing tocovers. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 435London Underground RailwaysPOCKET MAP c1911. This smallfolder was the first Undergroundmap to be printed on linen card.The cover has the verticalUndergrounD sign and there aretimes of first and last trains onthe reverse. The cover/reverse isworn and faded but the map sideis very reasonable. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 436London Transport 1950s/60sflanged ENAMEL SIGN "LondonTransport Private Car Park -Please park between the lines".Vendor advises that this waslocated at the staff car-park atDunton Green Country Busgarage, near Sevenoaks. A fewchips and blemishes, mainly atthe edges, and traces of where asticker was applied over "LondonTransport" during the LondonCountry era from 1970 but in veryreasonable condition. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 437London Transport "Tramways"Tram to Trolleybus fold-outLEAFLET dated 1935 for theconversion of tram routes 40, 98and 96 to trolleybus routes 698and 696. In excellent condition.Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 438London's Underground 1924 fold-out BROCHURE "What to do inLondon - A Round ofExcursions". Folds out to 15panels with details of Country,riverside, seaside trips and toursby District Railway, BakerlooRailway, motor-coach, motor-busand tram. Includes details ofBritish Empire Exhibition. Lightlyused but good condition. [1]

Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 439London General OmnibusCo/London Transport BELLPUNCH TICKET MACHINE &CANCELLER. Comes with thefull-size backplate & strap,canceller marked 'LPTB' andused for cancelling return tickets,original box, marked NX route 70,ticket-rack with six un-startedpacked of punch tickets headedLondon Transport Buses plus a'General' coin bag dated 1929. [Aset of 6 pieces]Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 440Pair of double-sided LEAFLETSissued by the London GeneralOmnibus Company, ElectricRailway House, Broadway,Westminster, S.W. In Februaryand March 1913 respectively -"Motor-Bus Services to PublicMuseums and Picture Galleries"and Motor-Bus Services toHospitals" with details of routes.Leaflets have folds and creasesbut are unmarked and generallygood. (See Lots 46 & 378 forothers in this series) [2]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 441London Transport Undergroundstock number ENAMEL PLATEfrom 1935/36 Experimental TubeStock car no 10005. This typewas the prototype for the famous1938 Stock. This bullseye platewould have been situated at theend of the car over the inter-connecting door. Some damageincurred when removing fromscrap car wth chips around screw-holes and elsewhere. A scarcesurvivor.Estimate: £25.00 - £50.00

Lot: 442London's Underground 1932 fold-out LEAFLET "Road RailSeasons - One Ticket for Tram-Bus-Train". Includes a map ofUnderground, Bus and Tramroutes on which Road-Rail ticketsare available. Excellent condition,near mint. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

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Lot: 443London independent busoperators PUNCH TICKETS,both named and numberedstages, for A T Bennett & Co,"C.C." Omnibus, ChocolateExpress Omnibus, City MotorOmnibus (1d, 2d, 4d, &Exchange), Claremont OmnibusServices, DangerfieldOverground Service (2d and 5dvalues). Generally goodcondition. [10]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 444LCC Tramways fold-outBROCHURE "Holidays in London- Places of Interest served byTramway". Undated but c1928.Promotes cheap fares for leisuretravel and folds out to 8 panelswith copies of contemporary LCCposters plus a small system map.In used but reasonable condition,some foxing. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 4451924/5 large-scale MAPproduced for Frank Pick, thenAsst MD of the UndergroundGroup, showing the East SurreyTraction Co, London CountryArea. Canvas-backed map,based on the 1914 OS, on whichthe colour-coded boundaries ofthe LGOC's London and Countryareas, London Traffic Area, EastSurrey's southern limit andSouthdown's northern limit havebeen drawn. Also shown are EastSurrey's own routes (S-series)and those worked on behalf ofthe LGOC (400-series) as well asEast Surrey's garages andstabling points. An amazingsurvivor probably used by thegreat man for his planning. Mapfolds into board covers with 'FPick' on front and is in very goodcondition other than part of theleathercloth on the rear cover ismissing. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 446London Underground GUIDE TOTHEATRELAND datedNovember 1928. Card bookletwith fold-out UNDERGROUNDMAP of Central London. Lightwear to cover, map is used withshort fold-tear. [1]Estimate: £30.00 - £40.00

Lot: 447Underground Group "LONDONTRAFFIC NOTES & NEWS"dated September 1915"Tramway Trips and Outings byLondon United and MetropolitanElectric Cars. Fold-out LEAFLETwith four double-sided panels ofinformation about trips by tram,how to assist the conductor etc.In used condition with somestains to cover and short foldtears plus an annotation on thefront. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £30.00

Lot: 448London Transport bus stop routenumber E-PLATE for route 206 toWalthamstow, Chigwell.Introduced in 1981 (andwithdrawn in 1989), this was oneof the last new routes for which e-plates were produced. This platewould have been located atWalthamstow Central. Inexcellent, ex-stop condition. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 449London Transport UndergroundPLATFORM TICKETS with 2dvalues issued in the early-mid1960s from a variety of stations.All different and in goodcondition. [16]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 450Original 1939 London TransportPOSTER by John StewartAnderson promoting the RoyalTournament at Olympia by bus,coach and Underground. Size 121/2" x 10 1/2" (32cm x 26cm) aspasted to glass vestibules inUnderground carriages.Anderson designed posters in the1930s for LT, LCC Tramwaysand Shell. A couple of lightcreases but overall an excellent

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example. Unmounted. [1]Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00

Lot: 451London Transport fleetnumberBONNET PLATE from greenAEC Regent RT1296 whichentered service as a red'Saunders roofbox' RT at Leytongarage in 1950, the last bus tocarry this number being a green,Country RT which ended itsworking days at Stevenagegarage in 1970. The bonnet platewas removed after disposal andthe bus was later dismantled forspares in France. Good, ex-vehicle condition.[1]Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 452The "District Railway" MAP ofLondon, 7th edition, thought to bethe final edition of a series whichbegan in 1879. Dated 1907 butshows Franco-British Exhibition,so likely to be a 1908 printing.Large-scale, linen-backed, full-colour map inside hard covers.Opens out to 30 panels andshows Bakerloo, Piccadilly andHampstead railways, connectingomnibuses and LUT trams. Somewear to covers but map is verygood. A good example. [1]Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 453LCC Tramways MAP ANDGUIDE TO CAR SERVICESdated October, 1915. One of thespasmodic issues from the heightof WW1. In very good conditionwith no material defects. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 454London Transport (CountryBuses and Coaches) BOOKLETAllocation of Scheduled Busesand Coaches No 40,commencing 16th October 1957.Route & Garage allocations.Worn covers and inspector'sname on front and the usualofficial amendments inside. [1]Estimate: £30.00 - £40.00

Lot: 455Underground Group TramwaysENAMEL TRAM STOP from the1920s "Tramways - All Tramsstop here". Double-sided signwith the classic domed design, ina blue-painted frame. Both sideshave a number of well-executedchip repairs and one side is quiteweathered. One fixing bracket ispresent, some damage to framewhere the other was removed. [1]Estimate: £250.00 - £300.00

Lot: 456London Transport "Fireman"BADGE issued from the late1940s onwards to the membersof the LT Buses fire brigades untildisbandment in the late 1960s.Badge is nickel with enamelinlays and is in excellentcondition. [1]Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 457Original London Transportdouble-royal POSTER "Sun anda Surrey Aspect" by John EKashdan (1917-2001) whodesigned just this one poster forLT in 1962. The poster promotesGreen Rover tickets for unlimitedtravel on London's countrybuses. Linen-backed and in goodcondition other than pin-holes atthe top and bottom edges. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 458East Surrey Traction Co Ltd &Autocar Services Ltd fold-outTIMETABLE dated 19 July 1930of Express Coach Services fromLondon (Oxford Circus). In usedcondition with some creases andsmall stains. [1]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 459London Transport bus BRASSCHASSIS/BODY TAGS fromtypes Gilford GF, 5Q5, pre-warLeyland STD, CR and 'utility'Daimler and Guy. In ex-vehiclecondition. [6]Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00

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Lot: 460London TransportUNDERGROUND GUIDE- firstedition from May 1936. 240pp all-lines timetable booklet completewith fold-out Beck map. Good,unmarked condition but stapleshave corroded. [1]Estimate: £30.00 - £40.00

Lot: 461London Transport (CountryOmnibuses) bound volume 1 ofTRAFFIC CIRCULARS 1 to 52,1st January to 31st December1934. The very first volume,bound with an index. A veryspecial set as the individualcirculars were mostly issued to"A H Hawkins Esq" who was theCountry Area's first GeneralManager, having founded EastSurrey Traction Co Ltd, andwhose name is also at the foot ofeach circular. Vendor obtainedthis volume from Reigate CountryBuses HQ. Worn covers butcontents are good. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 462"UndergrounD" DESKCALENDAR for 1927. High-quality, tear-off pad with a cardpage for each working week,each headed with a picture fromthe Underground or the buses ora London scene. The top of thepad is bound with leatherclothwith 'UndergrounD" in gold leaf.Item comes in its original box(worn), is completely unused andalmost as new other than a smalldamp-stain on a rear cornerwhich has permeated a little. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 463LCC Tramways GUIDE "DirectServices of Pullman Tramsbetween North and SouthLondon via Kingsway". A high-quality 32pp illustrated brochureproduced in 1931 to mark the re-opening of the Kingsway Subwaythrough which double-deck tramscould now operate. Features astunning cover design by AMurray showing Kingsway withthe tram station entrances and atram leaving the tunnel, this wasalso a full-size contemporaryposter. Note that this is an

original 1931 edition, not therecent facsimile. In excellentcondition, the covers have edge-nicks where they overlap theinside pages and the stapleshave lightly corroded. [1]Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00

Lot: 464London Transport bus stop routenumber, enamel E-PLATE forroute 121 to Little Park Gardens.This must have been a localshort-working of this route fromEnfield to Chingford. In excellent,ex-stop condition. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 465Thames Valley TractionCompany enamel BUS STOPwith additional ENAMEL PLATEfor London Transport Green Lineroute 701 'Alighting Point Only'.From the western end of theGreen Line route, Virginia Watertowards Ascot, which wasThames Valley territory andwhere LT, no doubt to its chagrin,had to use TV bus stops. Double-sided bus stop flag wth double-sided plate bolted on, a few smallchips to the flag but the wholeensemble essentially very good.[1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 4661907 Great Northern, Piccadillyand Brompton Railway pocketMAP. This is the standardcontemporary UndergroundElectric Railways of London map(green edges, text on both sides)but branded for the GNP&BR onthe reverse with a picture of a'gate stock' tube car on the front.In used but very reasonable,unmarked condition. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 467London General OmnibusCompany BROCHURE "CountryExcursions and PleasureOutings" dated February 1930with a splendid cover illustrationby Charles Shepard ('Shep') of aprivate-hire coach crossing avillage bridge. 24pp bookletillustrated with photos of buses,coaches and tour destinations. In

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used condition with stains to thecovers and corroded staples.Enquiry postcard inside ispresent but detached. [1]Estimate: £40.00 - £50.00

Lot: 468London Transport RADIATORBADGE fitted to one of the WW2'utility' G-class Guy buses. LTalways fitted its buses with itsown radiator badges but, duringthe War, it would have beenconsidered an extravagance tomanufacture the usual enamelbadges, so makeshift, hand-painted plates were made in-house. Ex-vehicle condition withfaded paint and splashes of redat the edges. First example everseen at auction. [1]Estimate: £75.00 - £125.00

Lot: 469Pair of London Transport CountryBus & Coach GARAGEALLOCATION PLATES forGRAYS (GY) garage as used1930s-1960s. Grays garage wasopened by LT in 1935 and finallyclosed in 1993. In good, ex-usecondition. [2]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 470London Transport TramwaysFARECHART for ex-Walthamstow Corporationservices 2 (Leyton to ChingfordMount), 3 (Ferry Lane toWoodford) and 5 (Lea BridgeRoad to Higham Hill) datedJanuary 1934. This is a larger-size chart, believed to have beenmade to fit the formerWalthamstow cars and appearsto be still in the style of theformer operator. A little edge-lossat the top r/h corner, some lightstaining and creases where oncefolded but overall veryreasonable. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £150.00

Lot: 471London Underground c1920LEAFLETS "Rambles in OldMiddlesex" nos 1,2,3 & 4.Believed to be the complete setof this series, issued as part ofthe post-WW1 publicity campaignto encourage leisure travel by

bus and Underground. No. 3 isworn, the others are in very goodcondition. [4]Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00

Lot: 472London Transport Trams &Trolleybuses District Inspector'shallmarked, 'gold'-plated silverCAP BADGE of the first typeissued from 1933. Hallmarked for1934 with serial number (1657)on the reverse. In very good,lightly-worn condition. [1]Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 473London General NS-type busbrass CHASSIS PLATE markedchassis no 22399 whichbelonged to NS250, thought tohave been the last NS withLondon Transport. It enteredservice at Palmers Green garagein 1923, was converted to mobilestaff canteen no 4 in 1937 (lateralso numbered 30H) and sawcanteen service at the Aldenhamsite, Aldgate Minories duringWW2 and finally at Hatfieldgarage. It was sold for scrap inearly 1954 and this plate wasacquired at the scrapyard. Theseelaborate plates were situated onthe bulkhead under the canopyon early London buses such asthe B, K, S and NS types. Inexcellent condition still withtraces of red and Chiswick greenpaint. [1]Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00

Lot: 474London General OmnibusCompany APPOINTMENTSDIARY AND CALENDAR FOR1932. Large hard-cover diary withphotographs of "memorableLondon happenings andpersonalities". In excellent,unused condition with bookmarkribbon and all pages present andunmarked. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

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Lot: 475London Transport 1950s/60senamel BUS & COACH STOPSHELTER PLATE " LEMSFORDCORNER" from the "Keston"shelter used by LT CountryBuses & Green Line Coaches atthis location in Welwyn GardenCity. Sign is 18" (42cm) square,one-sided with a flange and fixinglugs. In good condition with anexcellent shine. A few small chipsand a scratch on the face havebeen touched in as have parts ofthe flange. [1]Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00

Lot: 476London Transport TIMETABLE ofCountry Area Buses (South-EastArea) in operation on and fromWednesday, July 5th, 1939. 64ppbooklet "For the information ofLondon Transport Officials". Inused but reasonable conditionwith ball-point line on cover. [1]Estimate: £65.00 - £75.00

Lot: 4771915 (19.4.15) London GeneralOmnibus Co Ltd publicityLEAFLET which folds out to 8double-sided panels withminiature colour reproductions ofcontemporary travel postersexhorting travel by motor-bus toleisure destinations such asWindsor, St Albans, EppingForest etc with travel details,fares etc. Very high quality forperiod. Small stain on coverotherwise good. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 478London Transport "Buses forTrolleybuses" BOOKLETS dated3 January and 9 May, 1962 forstages 13 & 14 (final stage) ofthe trolleybus conversion schemeinvolving routes 645, 660, 662,666, 601-605, 657 and 667 out ofColindale, Finchley, Stonebridge,Fulwell & Isleworth depÃ´ts. Ingood condition. [2]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 479London Transport bus stop routenumber, enamel E-PLATE forGreen Line service 716A toKingston, Hampton Court,Woking. A traditional cream-on-green Green Line plate whichwas perhaps located atHammersmith or Richmond. Inexcellent, ex-stop condition. [1]Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 480"Seven Battalions - The Story ofLondon Transport's HomeGuard". 128pp soft-cover, well-illustrated BOOK produced byLondon Transport in 1947 tocommemorate the achievementsof the LPTB Home Guard LondonBattalions. A much sought-afterpublication which is rarely seenat auction. Some wear to covers,which are loose, but a veryreasonable copy. See also Lot275. [1]Estimate: £40.00 - £50.00

Lot: 481"TRAMWAYS" ENAMEL SIGNwith 4-flighted arrow. From theUnderground Group tramcompanies - LUT, MET & SMET.Thought to date from the mid tolate-1920s, this is a double-sided,enamel on steel, sign whichwould have been usedsomewhere on the tramwaysystem to direct passengers tothe tram terminus or stop. Someedge chips and light scratchesbut overall in very good conditionwith a good shine. [1]Estimate: £450.00 - £550.00

Lot: 482London General OmnibusCompany fold-out cardTIMETABLE dated January 7th,1925 for routes 71 & 84 fromFinsbury Park/Golders Green toSt Albans. In very good condition.[1]Estimate: £40.00 - £50.00

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Lot: 483East Surrey Traction Co Ltd"OFFICIAL TIMETABLE ANDMAP OF THE MOTOR-BUSSERVICES - Summer edition,1925 (first issue) 20/5/25". Ingood unmarked condition.Corners of pages 97-100detached but present. [1]Estimate: £125.00 - £150.00

Lot: 484London Transport greenRoutemaster radiator triangle,c/w grille surround piece, asoriginally fitted in 1965/66 to RCLcoaches and green RML buses.Marked "RCL2227 RE" onreverse and vendor confirmsacquisition from former RomfordGarage staff member whoobtained item when this GreenLine Routemaster coach passedfrom LT to LCBS in January1970. Badge in excellentcondition, some light scratches togrille piece. [1]Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 485London Underground 1907 MAP"THE HAMPSTEAD TUBE NOWOPEN" produced for the openingof the CCE&HR in June that yearand also entitled "The Last Link".It shows the new tube heavilysuperimposed on a map of theother group railways, with anunusual black background.Reverse has though fares withthe Piccadilly Tube, journey timesetc. Slight fraying at the bottomedge, a crease at the right-handedge but generally very good. [1]Estimate: £175.00 - £200.00

Lot: 486London Transport enamel busstop Q-PLATE "Queue this sidefor 480, 701, 725 - Queue otherside for 486". This would havebeen on a bus stop in Dartford,possibly in Market Street.Country area q-plates are muchless common than centralversions, especially with GreenLine routes included. In verygood condition. [1]Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 487London Transport fleetnumberBONNET PLATE from AECRegent STL264 which enteredservice at Tottenham garage in1933, was repainted green forGreen Line service in DuntonGreen in 1941 and finallywithdrawn there in 1950. Thebonnet plate was obtained atDaniels scrapyard, Rainham thatyear. Ex-vehicle condition. (Seealso Lots 30, 131, 172 and 248for other STL items) [1]Estimate: £250.00 - £300.00

Lot: 488Pair of London TransportTrolleybus DEPOTALLOCATION PLATES forWALTHAMSTOW (WW) depÃ´t as used 1950-60. WalthamstowdepÃ´t was opened byWalthamstow Council tramwaysin 1905, converted totrolleybuses in 1936/7, to dieselbuses in 1960 and finally closedin 1988 with the collapse ofLondon Forest. In good, ex-usecondition. [2]Estimate: £35.00 - £50.00

Lot: 489Selection of Underground MAPS& LEAFLETS 1930s-1980s incl1937 Coronation, 1951 Festivalof Britain, Victoria Line openingetc. Variable condition. [quantity]Estimate: £20.00 - £25.00

Lot: 490London Bus and TramConductor's enamel BADGEissued from 1914 onwards toassistant conductors aged 16-21,initially at the request of LCCTramways in order to reduceplatform accidents. Badge isnumbered 2852 and bears theimperial crown and the word'conductor'. Some loss of shineand edge chips but overall agood example of a very scarceissue. [1]Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 491London TransportBODYBUILDER'S PLATE forCravens Carriage & Wagon Co

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Ltd, Sheffield as fitted to one ofthe 120 RT-type AEC Regentswith bodies by this firm in 1948-50. The inscription on the reversesuggests it came from RT1406, agreen 'Country' version whichoperated at Watford, High Streetgarage until 1956 before beingsold for further service to the A1concern in Scotland. Ex-vehiclecondition.Estimate: £75.00 - £125.00

Lot: 492London Transport bus stop routenumber, enamel E-PLATE forroute 68 to South Croydon LTGarage, the southern terminal ofthe route when it still ran all theway through from Chark Farm.This plate was probably situatedat West Croydon Bus Station. Invery good, ex-stop condition. [1]Estimate: £125.00 - £150.00

Lot: 493London Transport sterling silverBADGE, an official's plate issuedto senior, non-uniformed staff ofthe Underground for the WW2Victory celebrations in 1946 andre-issued for the 1953 Coronationof HM Queen Elizabeth II. Thering of the badge is enamelled inyellow with black and blueenamel lettering. This is badgeno 7 of what is believed to haveonly been a small quantity made.Some light surface scratchingand abrasion but generally verygood condition. [1]Estimate: £500.00 - £600.00

Lot: 494London General OmnibusCompany WW1-era TRAFFICNOTICE No. 80 in operation fromSaturday, August 12th, 1916. Avery early and scarce issue ofwhat later became known as theTraffic Circulars. The front pagehas photos of how to start, andnot to, a B-type motor-bus.Printed on the poor-quality, pinkpaper often used during WW1and consequently rather fragilewith loose pages and a small lossto the back page. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 495Metropolitan Electric TramwaysFares and Stages BOOKLET forWood Green DepÃ´t datedJanuary 1st, 1923 and issued totram conductors as a guide tofares, stages, workpeople's andchildren's fares. Printed on cardand folds out to 3 panels. In usedbut very reasonable condition.Not seen at auction before. SeeLots 86 and 245 for theequivalent issues for Edmontonand Finchley DepÃ´ts. [1]Estimate: £25.00 - £35.00

Lot: 496London Transport (Trams &Trolleybuses) BOOKLETAllocation of Scheduled Trams &Trolleybuses No 25, commencingNovember 21st 1945. Route &DepÃ´t allocations. Inspector'sname on front, otherwise verygood condition. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00

Lot: 497Full set of 1907 UndergroundElectric Railways officialPOSTCARDS promoting theBakerloo and Piccadilly tubesand the District Railway. Setcomprises Interior of Car (used,worn), The Link of London Lines(2 copies, 1 used, 1 unused),Guide to the Theatres (unused),West End shopping area(unused), Regents Park (used)and South Kensington Station(unused). Reference nos UDG-007-012 in the Alsop listings. [7]Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00

Lot: 498Metropolitan Stage CarriagePLATE number 6,118 off E/1class London tram 1397. Larger,early rectangular enamel on steelplate of the type once affixed bylaw to all London buses, coachesand trams. This plate was lastcarried by E/1-class part-rehabilitated tram 1397 whichwas withdrawn in October 1950and scrapped at Penhall Roadthe next month. These plateshave rarely survived as, intheory, they were to be returnedto the Public Carriage Office forre-issue or scrapping. In ex-vehicle condition with edge chips,red paint traces etc. [1]

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Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 499Metropolitan District RailwayMAP from c1878 (dated fromaccompanying publications whendiscovered). Exceptionally earlyunderground railway mapfeaturing the original title of theDistrict Railway. Shows the InnerCircle Completion Line in blueand the proposed DR extensionto Fulham terminating on a pier inthe Thames. Not seen at auctionbefore and not mentioned in thereference works. Has parted atone panel-fold plus small tear onright, otherwise good. [1]Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 500London Transport OFFICIALROAD AND RAIL TIMETABLEfor Bromley, Hayes, Chislehurst,Farnborough and District for April1937, issue no 3 in the serieswhich ran from 2/37 to no 226 in5/57. In lightly-used conditionwith '1937' annotated in ballpointon the front cover. [1]Estimate: £50.00 - £60.00

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