Locomotive nameplate, 'Driver Brian Cooper 15 June 1947 - 5 October 1999', duplicate-mounted plate as fitted to No. 43033 in 2003 in memory of the driver of the High Speed Train killed in the Ladbroke Grove disaster, 5th October 1999. Locomotive nameplate - Driver Brian Cooper 15 June 1947 - 5 October 1999 Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components 1999-2003
Nameplate, London & North Eastern Railway, "Prince of Wales", ex Gresley A1 Class, No. 60054. Nameplate, London & North Eastern Railway - "Prince of Wales" Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components
Locomotive Nameplate, London & North Eastern Railway, "Spion Kop", ex A3 Class, No. 2752/98/60098, built 4/29, withdrawn 10/63, (note: "Spion Kop" was the name of the winner of the 1920 Derby). locomotive nameplate - spion kop Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components 1929
Nameplate, London Midland & Scottish Railway, "Sir William A. Stanier FRS" from the right side of Class 8P 'Princess Coronation' class 4-6-2, LMS No 6256. Nameplate, London Midland & Scottish Railway - "Sir William A Stanier FRS" Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components 1947
Locomotive nameplate, London & North Eastern Railway, "The York and Ainsty". Cast brass nameplate from D49 Hunt class locomotive number 62737. The nameplate is curved to fit the wheel splasher, with a cast brass figure of a fox above the letters. The fox is running from right to left, indicating that the nameplate was fitted on the left side of the engine. Nameplate, "The York and Ainsty" - London & North Eastern Railway Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components about 1934
Locomotive nameplate, "Felstead", brass, ex London & North Eastern Railway A3 class 2-6-4 No 2743 (British Railways No 60089) built Doncaster August 1928 (works no 1693), withdrawn October 1963, (Note: "Felstead" was the name of the winner of the 1928 Derby). Locomotive nameplate - Felstead Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components 1928
Locomotive Nameplate, Southern Railway, "Orient Line", ex Merchant Navy Class, No. 35008. Nameplate, Southern Railway - "Orient Line" Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components
Nameplate, London & North Eastern Railway, "The Goathland". Cast brass nameplate from D49 Hunt class locomotive number 62765. The nameplate is curved to fit the wheel splasher, with a cast brass figure of a fox above the letters. The fox is running from left to right, indicating that the nameplate was fitted on the right side of the engine. Nameplate, "The Goathland" - London & North Eastern Railway Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components about 1934
Locomotive nameplate, "Camelot", Southern Railway "King Arthur" class 4-6-0 locomotive No 742, built 1919. 'Camelot' Locomotive Nameplate Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components 1919
Locomotive nameplate, Southern Railway, "Spitfire" (Battle of Britain Class). Southern Railway locomotive nameplate "Spitfire" Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components
Nameplate, Southern Railway, "Channel Packet", Merchant Navy Class. Channel Packet Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components
Nameplate, London Midland & Scottish Railway, "British Legion" ("Badge" nameplate). (Note: this plate was cast up at very short notice by Firmins, the Birmingham button manufacturers, for the LMS when the experimental high-pressure 4-6-0 locomotive No. 6399 'Fury' was rebuilt as 'Royal Scot' class No. 6170 (BR 46170) and re-named.) Nameplate, London Midland & Scottish Railway - "British Legion" Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components
Locomotive nameplate, 'Borderer', ex British Railways Peppercorn A1 4-6-2 locomotive No. 60155, named September 1949. Borderer Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components
Nameplate - "The Master Cutler 1947 - 1997" ex power car number 43076, carried October 1997 to 2005. Nameplate, "The Master Cutler 1947 - 1997" Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components
Nameplate, London Midland & Scottish Railway, "City of Manchester" City of Manchester nameplate Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components
Nameplate, London & South Western Railway, "Charon. No 092. May 1867". "Charon. No 092. May 1867" nameplate Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components 1867
Locomotive nameplate, "Howard of Effingham", ex Southern Railway "Lord Nelson" class locomotive No.854, BR No.30854 Howard of Effingham Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components
Nameplate, London Brighton & South Coast Railway/Southern Railway, "Trevose Head". Nameplate, "Trevose Head" - London Brighton & South Coast Railway and Southern Railway Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components
Nameplate, Southern Railway, "Sir Francis Drake" (Lord Nelson Class). Nameplate, "Sir Francis Drake" Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components
Nameplate, London Midland & Scottish Railway, "Straits Settlements". nameplate, "Straits Settlements" - London Midland & Scottish Railway Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components
Nameplate, Southern Railway, "Remembrance". 10 3/4"x45 3/4" Remembrance Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components
Nameplate, London Midland & Scottish Railway, "Home Guard". Home guard Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components
Nameplate, Southern Railway, "Winston Churchill", ex Southern Railway 4-6-2 Battle of Britain Class locomotive No 34051 of 1945. Locomotive nameplate - Winston Churchill Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components 1945
Locomotive Nameplate, Great Western Railway, "Tartar", ex broad gauge "Alma" Class locomotive. locomotive nameplate - tartar Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components
Nameplate, Great Western Railway, "Sir Daniel Gooch" (Castle Class). Nameplate, "Sir Daniel Gooch" Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components
Ship's nameplate, 'Farringford', cast iron, blue with white lettering, ordered by the Southern Railway but not delivered until January 1948, built by Wm. Denny & Bros Ltd., Dumbarton for the Lymington to Yarmouth route, last used on Hull-New Holland service and withdrawn from service in 1981. ship' s nameplate Farringford Railway Shipping 1948
Locomotive Nameplate, British Railways, "Undaunted", Warship Class, No. D857, delivery date November 1961. Nameplate, "Undaunted" - British Railways Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components
Ship's nameplate, "Marmion", ex North British Railway (London & North Eastern Railway) paddle steamer of 1906. Marmion nameplate Railway Shipping
Locomotive nameplate, British Railways, "Duke of Gloucester", ex Class 8, 4-6-4, No.7100, built at Crewe, May 1954. Nameplate, British Railways - "Duke of Gloucester" Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components 1954
Signalbox nameplate, London & North Western Railway, 'Worleston', white letters on black, c.1868. Worleston signalbox nameplate Railway Infrastructure
Locomotive Nameplate, Dundalk Newry & Greenore Railway, "Newry", ex locomotive No. 4. locomotive nameplate - newry Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components
Nameplate, Southern Railway, "Sir Lamiel" (King Arthur Class). 6"x39". Nameplate, Southern Railway - "Sir Lamiel" Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components
Namplate, Great Western Railway, "Royal Sovereign", Achilles Class, 4-2-2, No. 3050, built 02/1895 and withdrawn 12/1915. Royal Sovereign Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components 1895
Nameplate, Isle of Wight Central Railway, "Medina". Nameplate, Isle of Wight Central Railway - "Medina" Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components
Nameplate, British Railways, "Pinza", ex Deltic Class, No. 55007. Nameplate, British Railways - "Pinza" Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components
Nameplate, Southern Railway, "Lord Nelson". 7"x46" Nameplate, Southern Railway - "Lord Nelson" Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components
Locomotive Nameplate, London Midland & Scottish Railway, "Queen Victoria's Rifleman", ex Royal Scot Class, No. 6160/46160, built 1930, rebuilt February 1945, scrapped May 1965. London Midland & Scottish Railway "Queen Victoria rifleman" nameplate Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components 1930
Nameplate, Southern Railway, "The Green Knight" (King Arthur Class). Nameplate, "The Green Knight" - Southern Railway Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components
Nameplate, London & South Western Railway/Southern Railway, "Ironside". Ironside Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components
Nameplate, North British Railway, "Glen Sheil", Glen Class No. 298, painted name panel cut from locomotive 8"x35". Nameplate, "Glen Sheil" Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components
