Board game, The Locomotive Game of RailRoad Adventures, a game which contains coloured aquatints on one sheet of linen, of early railway stations and carriages, by Edward Wallis, 42 Skinner Street, London. The Locomotive Game of RailRoad Adventures
Model boat, scale approximately 1/10, fast inshore rescue/patrol launch, 1939-1945, of a type built during World War II at York Carriage works. Model second world war motor launch boat, 1939-1945 1939-1945
Map of the Lancashire & Yorkshire North Eastern Railway shewing its connection with the exisiting and projected lines of the district 1846
Engineering drawings of broad and narrow gauge railroad trucks by Hennet & Spink circa 1850-circa 1859
Replica, of the 1903 ‘Wright Flyer’ aircraft, by The de Havilland Aeronautical Technical School, Hatfield, Hertfordshire, England, 1948. The actual 1903 ‘Wright Flyer’: - designed and built by the Wright Brothers: Orville and Wilbur, achieved the world’s first successful heavier-than-air powered flight, on 17th December 1903 at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, United States. Replica, 1903 ‘Wright Flyer’ aircraft 1948
Field tourniquet with strap, pad and buckle, manufactured by Evans, c. 1860 Field tourniquet with strap 1801-1900
Map, paper backed with linen, with leather-covered card covers, Official Railway Map of Lancashire & Cheshire Districts 1913, published by the Railway Clearing House, drawn and engraved by J. & W.Emslie, London. Black covers with gold lettering on front and spine. Inside cover bears a Barry Railway Audit Office stamp dated December 1912. Official Railway Map of Lancashire & Cheshire Districts 1913 1912
Map, paper backed with linen, Barry Railway District Map Session 1907, lithographed by Thomas Kell & Son, London. Coloured map showing Barry Railway and other railways' actual, proposed and authorised routes, 1907. Barry Railway - District Map Session 1907
Map, system map, 'Sheffield and Manchester', 1846, 1/2 inch to 1 mile, monochrome (main line coloured red), printed by Bemrose & Sons Ltd., paper. Map, system map 1846
Map, showing connections, East London Railway, paper-backed linen, inscribed 'J P Knight General Manager'. Map, showing connections
Map, Distance Diagram (No. 2), Cheshire Lines Committee, 'Hunts Cross West to Southport', monochrome, paper-backed linen. Map, Distance Diagram (No. 2)
Map, Ordnance Survey, Shrewsbury & Birmingham Railway, 1833 (railways added), 1 inch to 1 mile, monochrome, paper-backed linen, leather cover, inscribed 'William Chance'. Map, Ordnance Survey 1833
Map, North Western Railway, context map, c. 1846, monochrome (NWR shown in red), 4 miles to 1 inch, printed by J G Binns, paper backed linen, faded purple cover. Map, North Western Railway 1846
Map, Great Eastern Railway, 'East London', undated early 1900's, hand tinted for detail, published/printed by Ordnance Survey, paper-backed linen. Map, Great Eastern Railway, East London 1900
Map, system, Great Western Railway, 'Superintendents Division', May 1888, 8 miles to 1 inch, printed by Thos. Kell & Son, coloured, paper-backed linen, card cover. Map, system, Great Western Railway 1888
Map, England, Scotland & Wales, Station map, 1851, published by Smith & Ebbs, paper backed linen. Map, England, Scotland & Wales 1851
Map, London & South Western Railway, Metropolitan and Suburban Lines, 1885, coloured, printed by Waterlow & Sons, paper-backed linen. Map, London & South Western Railway 1885
Map, docks plan, North Eastern Railway, 'Middlesbrough', 1894, 3 chains to 1 inch, coloured, paper-backed linen, card cover (inscribed A K Butterworth, Chief Solicitor, NER). Map, docks plan 1894
Train signalling regulations book of instruction for Station Masters, Signalmen & others. Contains regulations for train signalling on single lines by Electric Token Block System(section III of the rule book) with general instructions to signalmen. 44 pages with some loose amendments. Mint Condition. Produced by LMS. Book of Instructions Sept. 1934