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King Edward nameplate

King Edward nameplate

Nameplate, London Midland & Scottish Railway - "Queen Mary"

Nameplate, London Midland & Scottish Railway - "Queen Mary"

Nameplate, London Midland & Scottish Railway - "Queen Elizabeth"

Nameplate, London Midland & Scottish Railway - "Queen Elizabeth"

Locomotive nameplate - Princess Beatrice

Locomotive nameplate - Princess Beatrice

Nameplate, London Midland & Scottish Railway - "The Royal Scot"

Nameplate, London Midland & Scottish Railway - "The Royal Scot"

1933

Nameplate, London & North Western Railway - "John Ramsbottom"

Nameplate, London & North Western Railway - "John Ramsbottom"

1872

Locomotive nameplate - City of Bristol

Locomotive nameplate - City of Bristol

1939

Locomotive nameplate - Torrington

Locomotive nameplate - Torrington

Locomotive nameplate, British Rail, George Jackson Churchward, Class 47, fitted to locomotive No D1664 (47079), built March 1965, nameplate carried from May 1965 to March 1979, locomotive then replated "G. J. Churchward" until August 1987.

George Jackson Churchward nameplate

1965

Nameplate, London & North Eastern Railway, "Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry", from V2 Class 2-6-2 locomotive 60872.

Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry

Locomotive Nameplate, London Midland & Scottish Railway, "Grenadier Guardsman", ex Royal Scot Class, No. 6110/46110, built 1927, rebuilt January 1953, scrapped February 1964.

"Grenadier Guardsman" locomotive nameplate

1927

Locomotive Nameplate, British Railways, "Tulyar", ex Deltic Class 55, No. D9015/55015.

Locomotive nameplate, "Tulyar"

Locomotive nameplate, London & North Eastern Railway, 'City of Newcastle', ex A2 Class, Raven Pacific, No. 2400, built December 1922, Darlington, withdrawn April 1937.

City of Newcastle

1922

Locomotive Nameplate, Southern Railway, "605 Squadron", ex Battle of Britain Class, No. 34083, built October 1948.

Locomotive nameplate, Southern Railway "605 Squadron"

1948

Nameplate, British Railways, "Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry". 77"x12"

Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry

Locomotive nameplate, "City of Derby", ex APT Power Car 49003 and subsequently HST Power Car 43107.

Nameplate, "City of Derby"

Locomotive nameplate, "National Railway Museum The First 10 Years 1975-1985" with accompanying framed photograph on wooden plaque with engraved label, Ex High Speed Train power car No 43038, named at the National Railway Museum (Dame Margaret Weston) 28 September 1985, the day after setting a world record for diesel traction of 144mph. Name carried until 3/1997. Owned by British Rail until 1994, subsequently owned by Angel Train Contracts Ltd and leased to Great North Eastern Railway.

Nameplate, "National Railway Museum The First 10 Years 1975-1985"

Locomotive nameplate, "Royal Corps of Transport", British Railways, Peak Class 45, No 45055.

Royal Corps of Transport

Locomotive nameplate, 'Our Eli', ex Class 31, No. 31 455, introduced 12/60, named 01/93.

Nameplate, "Our Eli"

1992

Locomotive Nameplate, Electra, carried by Class EM2 electric locomotive No 27000 (NS 1502), 5 May 1985-15 June 1986, whilst in service on Dutch Railways.

Electra

Locomotive nameplate, RSA (Railway Study Association), third (presentation) plate as fitted to FGE Class 321 343, 24th July 2002.

Railway Study Association

2002

Nameplate, "Teesside No 5". 42"x5 3/4".

Nameplate, "Teesside No 5"

Nameplate, British Railways (Western Region), "Western Enterprise".

Western Enterprise

Nameplate, London Midland & Scottish Railway, "King George VI".

Nameplate, "King George VI"

Nameplate, Central Electricity Generating Board, "B.E.A. Carrington Station". 57"x5".

Nameplate, Central Electricity Generating Board

Locomotive nameplate, "Sutton", brass, ex Pilkingtons 0-4-0WT, built by E Borrows & Sons, St Helens, 1905.

Nameplate, "Sutton"

1905

Locomotive nameplate, North Star, British Railways, ex Class 47 diesel-electric locomotive No D1661 (later 47077), 1962.

Locomotive nameplate - North Star

1962

Locomotive Nameplate, British Railways, "Robin Hood", ex Britannia Class, 7P, No. 70038, built January 1953, withdrawn August 1967.

Locomotive nameplate - Robin Hood

1953

Locomotive nameplate, Great Western Railway, "Knight of the Golden Fleece", ex Star Class No 4016, built April 1908, rebuilt as Castle Class in October 1925, withdrawn September 1951.

Locomotive nameplate - Knight of the Golden Fleece

1908

Locomotive Nameplate; "Swansea"; ex Hunslet Engine Co 0-4-0ST No.648 of 1897, purchased by Rowntree's of York from Cudworth & Johnson, Dealers, Wrexham in 1913, scrapped 1959.

Locomotive nameplate - Swansea

1897

Locomotive Nameplate, British Railways, "Great Eastern", ex Peppercorn A1 Class, No. 60157, built November 1949, named November 1951, Doncaster Works No. 2051, withdrawn January 1965.

Locomotive nameplate - Great Eastern

1949

Locomotive Nameplate, London Midland & Scottish Railway, "Duchess of Abercorn", ex Coronation Class, No. 6234/46234, new to traffic August 1938, withdrawn January 1963.

Locomotive nameplate - Duchess of Abercorn

1938

Locomotive Nameplate: "Vale of York", duplicate nameplate for National Power locomotive no.59-201, mounted on wood, presented at the naming ceremony at the National Railway Museum on 3 March 1994.

Locomotive nameplate -Vale of York

Locomotive nameplate, "Silver Link", ex London & North Eastern Railway, A4 Pacific locomotive No. 2509/14/60014, built September 1935, withdrawn December 1962, one of original chromium plated nameplates replaced after only a few days in service.

Locomotive nameplate - Silver Link

1935

Locomotive nameplate, British Railways, "Titan" ex Class 47 locomotive No. 47612/47080.

Locomotive nameplate - Titan

Locomotive Nameplate, London Midland & Scottish Railway, "Wemyss", ex Jubilee Class, No. 5648/45648, new to traffic January 1935, withdrawn February 1963.

Locomotive nameplate - Wemyss

1935

Locomotive Nameplate, British Railways, "Bachelor's Button", ex Peppercorn A2 Class, No. 60537, built June 1948, Doncaster Works No. 2028, withdrawn December 1962, (note: "Bachelor's Button" was the name of the winner of the 1905 Doncaster Cup).

Locomotive nameplate - Bachelor's Button

1948

Locomotive Nameplate, British Railways, 'Laconia', ex British Railways Class 40, No. D222.

Locomotive nameplate - Laconia

Locomotive Nameplate, British Railways, "King Uther", ex Mixed Traffic 4-6-0, Class 5, No. 73111.

Locomotive nameplate - King Uther

Locomotive Nameplate, British Railways, "Industry Year 1986". Class 47 locomotive no. 47639.

Locomotive nameplate - Industry Year 1986

Locomotive Nameplate, "Hexhamshire", Armstrong Whitworth diesel shunter.

Locomotive nameplate - Hexhamshire

Locomotive Nameplate, Tartar, London & South Western Railway, 2-2-2WT No 2 of 1852, by Sharp Brothers, possible replica.

Locomotive nameplate - Tartar

1852

Locomotive Nameplate, Great Western Railway, "Beenham Grange", ex Grange Class, No. 6808.

Locomotive nameplate - Beenham Grange

Nameplate (replica), Eaton Railway, "Ursula". Brass and red, mounted on wooden board. 4"x9".

Nameplate (replica), Eaton Railway - "Ursula"

Nameplate, Southern Railway, "Hurricane" (Battle of Britain Class).

Nameplate, Southern Railway - "Hurricane"

Locomotive nameplate, Great Western Railway, "Rising Star", ex Star Class No 4007, built April 1907, locomotive renamed Swallowfield Park in May 1937, withdrawn September 1951.

Locomotive nameplate - Rising Star

1907

Nameplate, London Midland & Scottish Railway, "Princess Alexandra". 43"x 7".

Nameplate, London Midland & Scottish Railway - "Princess Alexandra"

Nameplate, Great Western Railway, "Earl of Mount Edgcumbe". 81"x4".

Nameplate, Great Western Railway - "Earl of Mount Edgcumbe"

Locomotive Nameplate, Great Western Railway, "Crimea", ex broad gauge Iron Duke Class locomotive.

Locomotive nameplate - Crimea

Locomotive Nameplate, London Brighton & South Coast Railway, "Selsey Bill", H1 Class, No. 2037/32037.

Locomotive nameplate - Selsey Bill

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