229-1594. Rede Nacional de los Ferrocarriles Espanoles. Locomotora serie 230-2075/2134. Colour Photographic Postcard. Edicions Ferroviaries S.A., Barcelona. Circa 1970s. Card No. 41. 4" x 5.75". The locomotive is shown in a working situation, standing on an embankment. This and those following have not been used and are in very fine condition.
229-1595. Ditto but Locomotora 241-F-4089. Card 42. Shown at Alsasua in 1969, probably awaiting scrap.
229-1596. Ditto but No. 241-F-2257. Card 43. A close view of the giant heading a goods train.
229-1597. Ditto but Locomotora-tender 030-0235. Card 44. The tank engine is standing in the shed yard at Valladolid in 1972.
229-1598. Ditto but Locomotora 242-F-2009. Card 45. Moving as light engine.
229-1599. Ditto but No. 462-F-0403. Card 46. The Garratt type is moving in the shed yard at Valencia.
229-1600. Ditto but 241-F-2095. Card 47. In shed yard at Fuentes de Onoro in 1971.
229-1601. Ditto but 240-F-2680. Card 48. Seen working on Lond Freight Train in 1972.
229-1602. Ditto but Locomotora-tender 242-0221. Card 49. The big tank is standing on a goods train in 1969.
229-1603. Ditto but Locomotora-electrica 7108. Card 50. Shown standing near the station at Miranda de Ebro in 1969.
229-1604. REED, Brian. Crewe Locomotive Works and its Men. David & Charles Limited, Newton Abbot. 1985. Second impression. 9.5" x 6.25", cloth boards in a fine condition wrapper. 256 pages illustrated by 47 figures in text and several photos on plates. A detailed historical account, most interesting. Generally fine condition.
229-1605. Reseau Nationale des Chemins de Fer Malagasy. Graphique de la Marche des Trains entre Tananarive et Tamatave. Service au 1er Novembre 1965. 18.5" x 34", printed. French text. Working Time Table in graph form for this 371 km long line, covers all services, out and back. There are various amendments in ink.
229-1606. Rhins of Galloway Railway Act, 1878. To make a railway from Stranraer to New England Bay; and other purposes. 17th June 1878. H.M. Government, London. 10.75" x 7.25", 15 pages. Disbound. Fine condition.
229-1607. RIMMER, A. The Cromford & High Peak Railway. The Oakwood Press, Lingfield. 1956. First edition. No. 10 in "Locomotion Papers" series. 7.25" x 4.75", pictorial paper cover. 36 pages with 13 photos, a map and a gradient profile. A descriptive history. Ottley 6381. Delightful in mint condition.
229-1608. ROBERTSON, Kevin. The Last Days of Steam in Berkshire. Alan Sutton Publishing, Gloucester. 1987. 1st edition. 10" x 7.75", cloth boards in a very fine condition wrapper. 148 pages of very many photos with full and lengthy descriptions, and a map showing locations of the pictures. Nearly as new condition.
229-1609. The Rock Island Company. Certificate for less than 100 Shares of Common Stock. Issued for Ten Shares in June 1914, printed with the Company Seal, signed by all required parties, and including a printed Revenue Stamp. 8.5" x 11.5", engraved in an ornate style in black and brown on quality paper by the American Bank Note Company, New York. With a decorative border and incorporating a nice vignette showing a steam hauled train running into a busy station. Seemingly not cancelled. Excellent history. Fine condition.
229-1610. ROGERS, Colonel H.C.B. Bullied Pacifics at Work. Guild Publishing, London. By arrangement with Ian Allan Ltd. 1985. Reprint. 11.75" x 8.75", cloth boards in a generally fine condition wrapper. 128 pages with over 200 photos and some line drawings. An excellent detailed account of these superb locomotives. Ottley 12550. Generally very fine condition.
229-1611. ROGERS, Colonel H.C.B. Express Steam Locomotive Development in Great Britain & France. Haynes Publishing Group, Sparkford. 1990. First edition. 11" x 8.75", cloth boards in a very fine condition wrapper. 120 pages with numerous photos and several line drawings. An excellent account, very detailed. Generally very fine condition.
229-1612. ROLT, L.T.C. Red for Danger. The Classic History of British Railway Disasters. Sutton Publishing Limited, Stroud. 1998. A reprint of the work first published in 1955 by John Lane The Bodley Head Ltd., this with a new Introduction by Jack Simmons. 9.25" x 6" pictorial light card cover. 287 pages + (8) pages with 17 photos. A standard work on the subject. See Ottley 4974. Slight crease in the cover otherwise very fine condition.
229-1613. The Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Kight Railway Company. Maddiesons Camp to Dungeness Lighthouse. Single Ticket. Edmondson type. Black on blue & Brown. Issued, not dated. These station names are no longer extant. Very fine condition.
229-1614. Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway. Maddiesons Camp Excursion. Dungeness Return. Adult Ticket. Edmondson type. Black on orange. Issued, not dated. Very fine condition.
229-1615. Dittro but Maddiesons Camp Excursion. Golden Sands Return. Adult Ticket. Black on yellow. Issued 1969. Very fine condition.
229-1616. Ditto but Maddiesons Camp Excursion. Hythe Return. Adult Ticket. Black on blue. Issued, not dated. Very fine condition.
229-1617. ROWE, D. Trevor. Continental Railway Handbooks. Spain and Portugal. London: Ian Allan Limited. 1970. First edition. 7.25" x 4.75", pictorial boards. 112 pages with numerous photos and some diagrams & maps. Giving an account of the history of railways, bridges and tunnels, electrification, motive power and rolling stock, signalling, narrow gauge railways, travel information, etc. Very fine condition.
229-1618. RUSH, R.W. Locomotives and Running Stock of the London, Tilbury and Southend Railway. Headington, Oxford: The Oakwood Press. 1994. Series X53. 8.25" x 5.75", pictorial light card cover. 6 + 138 pages. Illustrated by 74 photos and 75 scale drawings. With much detailed information on the engines and passenger and goods stock. As new condition.
229-1619. St. Louis, Alton and Terre Haute Railroad Company. Incorporated in the States of Illinois and Indiana. Certificate for Seven per Cent Preferred Capital Stock. Issued in October 1879 for 100 Shares of One Hundred Dollars each. Fully signed by all concerned. 7" x 10.5", engraved in red on white quality paper, in an ornate style by "Henry Seobert & Bros., New York". Incorporating two vignettes, one showing a passenger train, headed by a 4-4-0 type locomotive running into a station, the other with cattle and a train in background. This has been "Cancelled" in ink and with holes punched through the signatures. Very nice. Scarce. Some age discolouration but otherwise fine condition.
229-1620. Santa Fe Train Entering Southern California through the Orange Groves. Colour Picture Postcard. Fred Harvey, Detroit Publishing Co. "Phostint." Card No. 79682. Circa 1915. 3.5" x 5.5". With locomotive No. 1271 on head. Unused. Very nice card. Very fine condition.
229-1621. SARMEZAY, Andreas. Abhandlung von. Die Bedeautung der Motorwagen im Eisenbahnbetrieb. Vorgetragen in der Sitzung des ung. Ingenieur-und Architekten-Vereines am 14. Marz 1907. Herausgegeben von der Ganz & Comp. Eisengiesserei und Maschinenfabriks Aktien-Gesellschaft (Waggonfabrik), Budapest. April 1907. Uebersetzung aus dem Ungarischen Original. 9" x 6" paper cover. 39 pages illustrated by diagrams and fold-out table. German text. A technical report. Informative.
229-1622. Scandia i Randers. Truck-Personvogn, 1' -2' og 3' Klasse. Vognfabrikken Scandia Aktieselskab, Randers. Manufacturers General Arrangement Drawing. No. 17210, dated May 1931. 26" x 36" company print, brown on cream, to 1:25 scale. With fully detailed drawings of the carriage body. Showing side and end elevations, exterior with parts in section and plan interior, all with dimensions. A bogie side corridor with through connections and lavatories. Rubber stamped by the Company, print dated 1933. Folded. Generally very fine condition.
229-1623. Schweiz. Amtliches Kursbuch. Sommer. Dienstausgabe. 28.V - 23.1X. 1967. 7" x 4.5".printed paper cover. 96 + 84 + 364 + 32 + 256 pages of full public time tables and information. Maps in fold-out covers. Text in German, French, and Italian. Covering rail, road and boat services in the country, and international through trains. Very fine condition.
229-1624. Seatrain Lines, Inc. Under the Laws of the State of Delaware. Certificate for One Hundred Shares of the Capital Stock at a par value of Four Dollars each. Issued in June 1955, printed with the Company Seal and signed in ink by all required parties. 8.25" x 12.25", printed in an ornate style in black and blue on quality white paper by the Security Banknote Company. With a decorative border and incorporating a double vignette showing a steam locomotive and a steam ship with an allegorical man between. The Certificate has been "Cancelled" by a perforation punch. Nice history, most suited for display. Very fine condition.
229-1625. Shakespeare Cliff, Dover. Photographic Postcard. Judges Ltd, Hastings. Card 1486. Might be 1920s. 3.5" x 5.5". Taken from the top looking down on the eastern entrance of the railway tunnel. Unused. Fine condition.
229-1626. Sheerness to Chatham train. March 1950. Photographic Postcard. Pamlin Prints. Circa 1976. Card M 808. 3.5" x 5.5". No. 31308 heading the train. Unused. Mint condition.
229-1627. Shefffield, Ashton-under-Lyne, and Manchester Railway. Notice is given that the Half-Yearly General Meeting of the Proprietors, will be held at the Cutlers' Hall in Sheffield, on 9th September 1846. That it is proposed to create New Shares for further Capital ...... etc. John Chapman, Chairman and James Meadows, Secretary. Company Offices, London Road, Manchester. 19th August 1846. Printed Notice to the Proprietors. 7.25" x 4.5". A very scarce early piece. Very fine condition.
229-1628. SHEPHERD, David. A Brush with Steam. David Shepherd's Railway Story. David & Charles (Publishers) Limited, Newton Abbot. 1983. First edition. 9.5" x 6.5", in a fine condition wrapper. 264 pages illustrated by numerous photos, several drawings and some documents in text. The artists account of his involvement with steam locomotives and railways, in Britain and in Africa, quite detailed. Fine condition.
229-1629. The Sheppey Light Railway, Queenborough. December 1950. Last Day. Photographic Postcard. Pamlin Prints, Croydon. 1971. Card M 565. 3.5" x 5.5". No. 31705 on a motor train at the platform. Unused. Mint condition.
229-1630. Sidcup Station. Maybe circa 1910. Real Photograph. Anon, probably taken from a postcard. 3.5" x 5.5". Showing both platforms, long before electricity came. Fine condition.
229-1631. Signal Box Track Layout Diagram, for Hanwell East, as at December 1972. By the Signaling Record Society, printed circa 1980s. Being an uncoloured replica made from official sources. As displayed in the signalbox, usually above the lever frame. 8.5" x 27". Showing by type all points, signals and other equipment worked, with the respective lever numbers and distance of signal from the box. First class information. All these are folded and in very fine condition.
229-1632. Ditto but Stoke Gifford East, March 1974. 8.25" x 33.5".
229-1633. Ditto but Whitland East, November 1972. 8.25" x 25".
229-1634. SIMMONS, Jack. The Railways of Britain. London: Guild Publishing. 1986. Third edition. 10.25" x 7.75", cloth boards in a very fine condition wrapper. 256 pages with over 200 photos, maps and engravings, a few of which in colour. An historical description. Ottley 7959. Very fine condition.
229-1635. SIVITER, Roger. The Welsh Marches. Baton Transport, London. 1986. 1st edition. 12" x 8.25" cloth boards in a very fine condition wrapper. (136) pages art paper of 188 photos with 15 in colour, with descriptions. A photographic record of the past fourteen years of the main line preservation movement with steam workings over the line from Chester to Newport. Very fine condition.
229-1636. Sligo, Leitrim & Northern Counties Railway. Dromahair to Sligo. Fare 3s. Second Class, Market Return Ticket. Edmondson type. Black on pink. Not issued. Fine condition.
229-1637. S.L. & N.C.R. Sligo to Pettigo. Third Class, 5 days Excursion Ticket. Edmondson type. Black on white & red. This and those following are not issued and are in mint condition.
229-1638. Ditto but Collooney to Dublin via Enniskillen. Fare 20s. 5d. Third Class, Four Day Excursion. Black on cream & green.
229-1639. Ditto but Dromahair to Sligo. Fare 4s. 4d. Third Class, Return. Black on biscuit.
229-1640. Ditto but Belcoo to Cavan via Enniskillen. 7s. 4d. Third Class, Single.
229-1641. Ditto but Belcoo to Londonderry via Enniskillen. 7s. 11d.
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