[R146] KINGSNORTH LIGHT RAILWAY. Kingsnorth Light Railway, Parliamentary
plan and section, November 1925. Sheet no 2 only, showing the line leading to a
pier in the medway estuary. With a smaller plan showing part of the completed
railway and a paper mill it served. Two items both roughly folded. £10.00
[R153] GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. Fishguard Bay. 1847. An engraved plan at
the scale of 360 yards to the inch, including soundings near the shore. No
surveyor or other information shown but almost certainly prepared under
Brunel's direction to test the feasibility of constructing a harbour here for
Irish traffic at the terminus of his proposed broad gauge South Wales Railway
which had been authorised in 1845. In the event the village had to wait another
half century for its railway and port. 25" x 19" printed on Whatman
paper. Minor marginal damage repaired. With the stamp of the GWR Engineer's
Office. £60.00
[R162] HARWICH RAILWAY AND PIER. Parliamentary plan and section, 1844. Engineer
Joseph Locke, surveyor Peter Bruff. Title page and 7sheets in paper covers
showing a proposed line from Maningtree to Harwich. Dampstained, otherwise
good. £140.00
[R164] MANCHESTER SHEFFIELD AND LINCOLNSHIRE RAILWAY. Manchester Sheffield
& Lincolnshire Railway Parliamentary plan and section, November 1866. Engineer
Charles Sacre. Branch at Attercliffe, colliery branch at Barnsley, roads and
lands at Frodingham, Sheffield, etc. Four subsidiary title pages and 14
engraved sheets in paper covers. From the GNR Engineer's Office. £75.00
[R166] GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. Great Northern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, November 1901. The second application of the 1902 session,
covering a line from Finsbury Park to drayton Park. two sheets in printed paper
covers, old repairs but generally good.
£26.00
[R167] TICKHILL LIGHT RAILWAY (AMENDMENT) Additional Works. Plans &
Sections, Light Railway Commissioners, January 1908. Plan and section of a
railway at Haxey. Alexander Ross, Engineer. Single sheet in printed paper
covers, slightly damaged in one corner.
£18.00
[R181] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section for the Hull & Doncaster Branch, session 1862-3. Eight sheets
and title page in limp leather covers with some wear to spine and edges.
Contemporary geological data (from borehole survey?) neatly added in ink. £95.00
[R187] GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY. A plan and section of an intended Railway
commencing in ...Liverpool...and terminating in the Township of Chorlton...and
intended to form a portion of a projected Railway [Grand Junction Railway] from
Liverpool aforesaid to Birmingham. Surveyed under the direction of George
Stephenson by Joseph Locke. Liverpool, engraved by J & A Walker, nd [1830].
Engraved plan and section approx 76" x 23", scale two inches to the
mile with an enlarged inset of Liverpool. the earliest survey for what was to
become a vital trunk line, authorised two years later with some amendments
including access to Liverpool via existing railways rather than by a direct line
from Preston Brook through Ditton and Allerton as here. Locke's first major
railway project. Hand coloured, tissue mounted, and rolled. £650.00
[R194] EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW RAILWAY. Map of the country between Edinburgh
and Glasgow, shewing the line of the Proposed Railway to connect these two
Cities.. Lithographed half inch to the mile map by Wyld Son, with the
existing canals and railways, the intended Glasgow & Falkirk Junction
railway, and the proposed line. Gradient section. Size 12" x 27". Not
dated [c1835]. Outline colour, strengthened with tissue backing. £80.00
[R199] LEEDS NORTHERN RAILWAY. [Map] Proposed extension from Stockton to
Sunderland, 1852. Lithographed sketch map 13" x 162 of the urham
Coalfield showing the existing and proposed lines. Issued as a supplement to
the Sunderland Herald, September 1852. Old folds. £18.00
[R201] LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY. [map] London & Birmingham Railway.
Engraved map and section of the line by C. F. Cheffins on a scale of four
miles to the inch. Shows stations, mileages, connecting lines, and general
topography. Not dated [c1839]. In two sections each 14" x 9" printed
on thick paper for Bourne's book on the line.
£55.00
[R203] Cubitt, W.. [Map] Mr Cubitt's plan for improving the approach to
London of the South Eastern, Dover, Brighton, and Croydon railways, and for
making an additional terminus at the Elephant & Castle. Litho map by S.
Arrowsmith between London and Croydon showing existing lines and with various
proposals identified. To accompany the Second Report on Railways, 1839.
13" x 17", outline colour, old folds. £45.00
[R227] GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. [Map] Plan of the Bristol and South Wales
Union Railway (Lawrence Hill to Severn Tunnel Entrance and New Passage). 1907.
8 sheets in limp cloth covers. Lithographed plan. Very detailed 2 chains to
1" completed line survey updated with ms additions. Worn, mainly at edges
of roll. £120.00
[R228] GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. [Map] Plan of the Avonmouth Lines (Filton to
Avonmouth, redwick to Holesmouth Jn). 1916. First Edition. 7 sheets in limp
cloth covers. Lithographed plan. 2 chains to 1" line survey with later ms
updating. Well used, but wear mainly at edges of roll. Very detailed coverage
of track, stations, signals, engineering works etc. £120.00
[R232] GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. [Map] Plan of the Hereford Ross and Gloucester
Railway. 1879. 10 sheets in limp covers. 2 chains to 1" hand coloured
lithographed line survey on large cloth-backed sheets, with later notes and
updating. Very good detail of track layout, stations, signalling, and
engineering works. Well used, but wear mainly at edges of roll. Lacks Hereford
to Holme Lacy portion. £130.00
[R233] GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. [Map] Plan of the Calne Branch. 1880. 3
sheets. 2 chains to 1" hand coloured lithographed line survey on large
cloth-backed sheets, with later notes and updating. Very good detail of track
layout, stations, signalling, and engineering works. Well used, but wear mainly
at edges. Limp covers, rolled. £85.00
[R243] GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. [Map] Plan of the Acton and Wycombe Branch
((West London to Northolt). 1907. 4 sheets. 2 chains to 1" hand
coloured lithographed line survey on large cloth-backed sheets, with later
notes and updating. Very good detail of track layout, stations, signalling, and
engineering works. Well used, but wear mainly at edges. Limp covers,
rolled. £90.00
[R244] CARDIFF & MONMOUTHSHIRE VALLEYS RAILWAY. CARDIFF &
MONMOUTHSHIRE VALLEYS RAILWAY Parliamentary plans & sections, Session 1884.
From the Rhymney Rly E of Caerphilly to the LNWR Sirhowy Branch at Ynysdu
with branches. Engineers Alex Sutherland & G. A. Lundie. The Bill for this
railway was apparently withdrawn Title page and 11 litho sheets in printed
paper covers, rolled. Some damage to edges/end of roll. £45.00
[R245] LLANTRISSANT AND TAFF VALE JUNCTION RAILWAY. LLANTRISSANT AND TAFF
VALE JUNCTION RAILWAY Parliamentary plans & sections, Session 1865. Additional
junction at Tonteg, and Llantrissant Common Branch. Engineer George Fisher.
Title page and two litho sheets in printed paper covers, rolled. £26.00
[R246] PONTYPRIDD CAERPHILLY & NEWPORT RAILWAY. PONTYPRIDD CAERPHILLY
& NEWPORT RAILWAY Parliamentary plans & sections, Session 1883. Treforest
to Mountain Ash, and Bassaleg to Alexandra Dock Rly near Newport. Title page
and 13 litho sheets in printed paper covers, rolled. Some damage to edges/end
of roll. £45.00
[R249] CARDIFF PENARTH & BARRY JUNCTION RAILWAY. CARDIFF PENARTH &
BARRY JUNCTION RAILWAY Parliamentary plans & sections, Session 1888. Branch
Rly near Cadoxton and road. Engineer H. O. Fisher. Title page and 2 litho
sheets in printed paper covers, rolled. Some damage to edges/end of roll. £20.00
[R252a] LONDON CHATHAM & DOVER RAILWAY. LONDON CHATHAM & DOVER
RAILWAY Parliamentary plans & sections, Session 1884 {Shortlands &
Nunhead]. The Shortlands and Nunhead line. Title page and 6 litho sheets in
printed paper covers. Some minor wear and repair to edges of sheets, rear cover
replaced. £45.00
[R253] EAST SUSSEX LIGHT RAILWAY. EAST SUSSEX LIGHT RAILWAY Light Railways
Act 1896, plans & sections. A line from the Rother Valley Railway at
Newenden to Rye. H. F. Stephens, Engineer. Two sheets and title page in printed
covers, the whole fully repaired and laid down on paper backing. Sheets 304
& 320 of the engraved 1" OS map (1st revn) inserted, marked up with
the route in ink. £85.00
[R256] TRENT VALLEY RAILWAY. [Map] Trent Valley Railway, 1840. Attractive
hand coloured lithographed map of central England including existing and
proposed railways, with the intended TVR emphasised. 16" x 24 with
distance table and gradient profiles inserted. Drawn by C. F. Cheffins. The
original title has been clipped off the head of the sheet, apparently for
replacement with an amended one on a pasted slip which is now lost - this was
probably when the original title of Manchester & Birmingham Extension was
dropped. The map itself is complete. Old folds. £65.00
[R260] BLACKBURN CLITHEROE AND NORTH WESTERN JUNCTION RAILWAY. BLACKBURN
CLITHEROE AND NORTH WESTERN JUNCTION RAILWAY Parliamentary plans and sections,
Session 1846. A well-produced engraved survey mounted on cloth as a long
folding strip map. Badly dampstained and creased, this has clearly seen use in
the field and has manuscript amendments south of Chatburn, the only section
that was built. An interesting contemporary insight into railway
construction. £75.00
[R273] Bradshaw. George. BRADSHAW'S RAILWAY MAP OF GREAT BRITAIN AND
IRELAND. April 1909. Familiar system and station map as issued in
Bradshaw's Guide. Lithographed on thin paper with adverts on reverse, old
folds. £10.00
[R275] Bradshaw. George. BRADSHAW'S RAILWAY MAP OF GREAT BRITAIN AND
IRELAND. Undated issue [c1950]. Familiar system and station map as issued
in Bradshaw's Guide. Lithographed on thin paper with adverts on reverse, old
folds. £6.00
[R276] CHEADLE [& TEAN VALLEY] RAILWAY. Cheadle Railway. A plan of
part of the proposed line between Upper Tean and Woodhead Collieries,
Staffordshire, being an ink tracing in two sections roughly backed for use in
the field. Accompanied by a printed leaflet of General Instructions and Remarks
on the preparation of the Draft Book of Reference to property required...
together with three such draft books completed in ink and pencil. Undated, but
watermarked 1865. Interesting insight into the promotion of a railway. Worn and
stained working documents. £70.00
[R279] Bartholomew, John. [Map] CHESTER & HOLYHEAD, CHESTER &
SHREWSBURY RAILWAYS. Detailed map of North Wales l5" x 6" showing
the lines. Drawn by Bartholomew, printed by Schenck & Macfarlane, published
A & C Black. Undated (cl860?) Old folds (from a guide book?) £12.00
[R285] Bartholomew, John. RAILWAY MAP OF THE BRITISH ISLES. Fully
coloured Bartholomew map at 20 miles to the inch showing all lines and stations
with the aid of enlarged insets. Unusual in showing Ireland on the same sheet.
Undated issue [cl9l0] paper folded in decorative cloth covers as W.H.Smiths
map. Folds a little tender. £26.00
[R304] LONDON & NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. LONDON & NORTH WESTERN
RAILWAY Plans of the Lancashire Branches, Session 1846. 1846. Detailed
parliamentary plans & sections of lines from Ormskirk to Rainford, St
Helens and Rainford, Huyton Prescot & St Helens deviation, with various lesser
branches in South Lancashire. Many of these lines were not authorised or built,
but the plans provide good detail of the belts of country through which they
were intended to pass. Eight large handcoloured sheets, each sectioned to fold
on cloth backing with leather title labels, together in two contemporary
leather slipcases. Cases sound but rubbed, contents well preserved. £185.00
[R306] SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY and Ordnance Survey. SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY Plan
of the Main Line, Edenbridge to Tunbridge. Long folding strip plan 12"
wide covering the line of the Railway through part of Kent. Made up from 1:2500
Ordnace Survey sheets in the First edition of 1858-73 (coloured issues) with
some neat additional notes and colouring concerning land ownership. Includes
Penshurst Station and part of the unfinished extension of the Medway
Navigation. Dissected and cloth mounted folding into leather covers with gilt
title. Map clean and fresh, edges of covers slightly rubbed. From the SER
Manager & Secretary's Office.
£90.00
[R308] Bureau de Statistique des Chemins de fer. [Map] CARTE DES CHEMINS DE
FER DE LA FRANCE. 26" x 24". Lithographed outline map showing all
lines authorised and built in colour, with reference table. Not dated (c1850).
Dissected and folding on cloth with printed label of the Ministere de
l'Agriculture du Commerce et des Travaux Publics. Bureau de Statistique des
chemins de fer. £35.00
[R313] Great Western Railway Map. Great Western Railway Map BANBURY &
CHELTENHAM DIRECT RAILWAY. 22" x 17". Lithographed sketch map of
southern England & Wales showing the position of the proposed line which
was opened between 1881 and 1887, becoming an important part of the GWR.
Prospectus map, torn and somewhat discoloured with age, but repaired and conserved
on a modern paper backing. £20.00
[R317] Manchester & Leeds Railway map [Lancashire & Yorkshire
Railway]. PLAN AND SECTION OF AN INTENDED EXTENSION OF THE LINE OF THE
MANCHESTER AND LEEDS RAILWAY IN THE PARISH OF MANCHESTER. 1838. 42" x
17". Very detailed engraved survey by George Stephenson and Thomas Gooch
dated November 1838. Shows the proposed line from Collyhurst Lane to Hunts Bank
where it was to join a projected extension of the Liverpool & Manchester
Railway. Opened in 1844 the Terminal Station became the Lancashire &
Yorkshire Railway's Manchester Victoria. Old folds, repaired to archival
standards laid down on paper backing
£195.00
[R329] LMS Railway. Birkenhead North proposed Carriage Shed and Repair Shop
for Electric Stock - [LMS plan, map]. 1936. 37" x 18". Detailed
plan of the new facilities to cater for the electrification of the line.
Photoprint colourwashed by hand, with the stamp of the Chief Engineer's Office,
1936. A little discolouration along folds and a corner missing without loss. £12.00
[R331] LMS Railway. Alterations to office accommodation at 11 & 13
Donegall Place, Belfast for LMS Railway. 1926. 40" x 25".
Architect's plan and section colourwashed by hand, with endorsed estimate
signed by many railway officers including the chairman, Guy Granet. Dustmarked,
old folds. £20.00
[R336] George Philip & Son. Philips' Handy railway Map of the British
Isles. Coloured system map c1900 distinguishing all the pre-grouping
railway companies. One of the few railway maps to cover the whole of the
British Isles. Cloth mounted and folded in hard covers with gilt title. A
little wear to folds, but a good record of the British network at or near its
peak mileage. £46.00
[R337] Parliamentary Papers - Railways. [Railway Mania] A return of all
Railway Bills which have been reported during the present Session, with a
tabular statement of the maximum rates of charges and fares for goods and
passengers. House of Commons, 19 June 1846 . folio. Eight page list of the
hundreds of schemes for which Acts of Parliament were sought during the peak of
the Railway Mania in 1845-6. Disbound.
£22.00
[R338] Parliamentary Papers - Railways. Report of the Committee on the
London and Blackwall Commercial Railway Bill, 19 June 1837. folio. Printed
committee report examining engineering aspects of the proposal, the compliance
with Standing Orders, the petitions against it, and listing in detail the
principal shareholders and their subscriptions. 13 pages, disbound. The
Subscription List was found to be defective
£12.00
[R340] Parliamentary Papers - Railways. Report of the Committee on the
Chester and Crewe Railway Bill, April 1837. folio. Printed committee report
examining engineering aspects of the proposal, the compliance with Standing
Orders, the petitions against it, and listing in detail the principal
shareholders and their subscriptions. 4 pages, disbound. The Engineers examined
were George Stephenson, John Dixon, and Murray Gladstone. £12.00
[R346] Parliamentary Papers - railways. Report of the Committee on the
Preston and Wyre Railway Bill, March 1837. folio. Printed committee report
examining engineering aspects of the proposal, the compliance with Standing
Orders. 2 pages, disbound. £6.00
[R350] Parliamentary Papers - Railways. Great Western Railway. Reports from
the committee on Railway Bills. folio. Four various printed committee
reports of 1837 on Bills affecting the Great Western Railway. Deals with the
engineering and other features of each Bill and where appropriate the
compliance with Standing Orders, detailed subscribers lists, expected traffic
etc. GWR (Paddington) Bill, the power to construct an independent terminus at
Paddington necessitated by the adoption of the broad gauge (4p), GWR
(Trowbridge) Bill (2p), Oxford and Great Western Union Bill (7p), Charlton
Kings & Marsworth Bill (1p). All disbound
£75.00
[R355] Parliamentary Papers - Railways. Report from the committee on the
Bolton & Preston Railway Bill, 1837 [Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway]. folio.
Printed committee report of 1837 on the Bill for what became an essential part
of the Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway system. Deals with the engineering
and other features of the line, the compliance with Standing Orders, detailed
subscribers lists, expected traffic etc. 10 pages, disbound. £18.00
[R364] Railway Clearing House. Official Railway Map of England & Wales. 1926.
The large edition of this useful map showing all stations and line ownerships
in colour, with the railway system immediately after Grouping. Dissected and
cloth mounted folding into hard covers with gilt title. Spine a little tender,
map excellent. £70.00
[R380] GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY. GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY Plans and Sections,
Edge Hill and Huyton Extension, Session 1846. 1845. Volume of Parliamentary
plans and sections for an early widening scheme. Title page and six litho
sheets in cloth covers with printed label. Minor defects, but the whole fully
repaired to archival standards. Although the works were not carried out at this
time, the plans provide an excellent early record of the western end of the
historic Liverpool & Manchester Railway at the time of its merger with the
Grand Junction just prior to the setting up of the London &
North-Western. £215.00
[R381] Great Western Railway - Map. GWR Bridges and lands between Iver and
West Drayton, Session 1913. 1912. Parliamentary plan & section printed
by Thomas Kell & Son on glazed cloth. Two sheets, folded, a few
contemporary ink or pencil notes.
£15.00
[R386] Great Western Railway - Map. GWR Lands at Saint Philips Marsh
Bristol, and near Temple Meads Station. 1912. Parliamentary plan &
section for Session 1913 printed by Thomas Kell & Son on glazed cloth. Two
sheets, folded, a few contemporary ink or pencil notes. £12.00
[R392] LONDON & NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY - Map. LNWR Additional lands,
Gildersome. 1899. Parliamentary plan & section for Session 1900 printed
by Thomas Kell & Son. Land over Gildersome tunnel on the Heaton Lodge and
Wortley Line. Single sheet, rolled.
£10.00
[R395] LONDON & NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY - Map. LNWR Chelford &
Knutsford Railway. 1861. Parliamentary plan & section for Session 1862
showing the alterations to the proposed line and new junction at Knutsford as a
consequence of the Cheshire Midland route being diverted. Although authorised
the line was never built. Litho, minor defects including some loss at bottom
affecting scale bar, laid down on glazed cloth and rolled. £45.00
[R397] SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY - Map. SER Paddock Wood & Cranbrook line. 1896.
Parliamentary plan & section for Session 1897covering the line from the
junction at Paddock Wood to Cranbrook (later extended to Hawkhurst). Eight
litho sheets, each backed on scrim and rolled. Dusty, some tears and other
defects, but this has clearly been a contemporary working document with
interesting notes and amendments in ink, wash, and pencil related to land
ownerships and engineering works on the line. This was probably the
contractor's or Engineer's copy of the plans. The Hawkhurst Branch was one of
the last railways to be built in Kent, but was also an early closure
victim. £155.00
[R398] SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY - Map. SER Paddock Wood & Cranbrook line. 1896.
Parliamentary plan & section for Session 1897 for what later became the
Hawkhurst Branch. Sheets 2-5 only, covering the line from Brenchley through
Horsmonden to Goudhurst. Cloth backed and rolled, with a few neat contemporary
notes mainly relating to land purchase. The Hawkhurst Branch was one of the
last railways to be built in Kent, but was also an early closure victim. £70.00
[R399] GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY - Map. Sketch [map] of the Country shewing the
original Parliamentary line of the Grand Junction Railway together with the
line of the proposed Deviation.. 1834. 47" x 18". Map of parts of
Cheshire, Staffordshire and adjoining counties with the original line of the
railway and the deviation proposed between Madeley and Birmingham bringing
Stafford and Penkridge on to the route. Also shows the existing canal system.
Jobbins & Cheffins, Surveyors Draughtmen and Lithographers. On Whatman
paper watermarked 1834, hand coloured. Two minor marks, occasional neat repair
to edges, rolled. The GJR was conceived as Britain's fist major trunk line, and
as originally set out it made little attempt to serve communities en route. £180.00
[R400] George Stephenson and Joseph Locke, Engineers. Plan and Section of
the Proposed Alteration in the line of the Grand Junction Railway .... 1835.
A survey of the amended line from Handsworth into Birmingham to Join the London
& Birmingham Railway at Curzon Street. This was the route as finally built.
Also a plan of the proposed Walsall Branch (not built) on the same sheet.
Jobbins & Cheffins, lithographers. Large plan, hand coloured, rolled. Some
damage to edges neatly repaired.
£200.00
[R422] Manchester & Leeds Railway map [Lancashire & Yorkshire
Railway] [Stephenson]. Manchester and Leeds Railway. A plan of the intended
line between Sowerby Bridge and Manchester prepared to show the anticipated
effect on the Rochdale Canal. Not dated, but appears to be the earliest
proposal surveyed by George Stephenson in 1830 as a continuation of the
Liverpool and Manchester Railway. The Bill for this was defeated by the Canal
Co's opposition in 1831. Lithographed plan and section 65" x 18",
scale two inches to the mile. Folds and a few minor marginal defects but
generally in a good state. £195.00
[R475] J. R. Thomas. The Tramways and Railways to Holywell. The author,
1995. First Edition. Soft Cover. As New ISBN: 0 9525697 0 1. Excellent 75 page
history of this steep branch railway and its mineral antecedents. Many photos
and maps. £8.45
[R476] Railway & Canal Commission. [Map] Glasgow & South Western
Railway. Demurrage.. 1910. Colour lithographed line map of the G&SWR
between Glasgow and Girvan with branches, marking the ports, coal pits, and
ironworks, which are named in a reference table. 34 x 31 inches, rolled, minor
edge damage repaired on reverse with archival tape. £38.00
[R477] Glasgow & South Western Railway. [Map] Glasgow & South Western
Railway, Session 1898. 1898. Colour lithographed system map of the
G&SWR showing existing and authorised lines, and a proposed new branch from
Potterhill to Barrhead. 34 x 25 inches, rolled. £32.00
[R478] Glasgow & South Western Railway. [Map] Glasgow & South
Western Railway, Session 1901. 1901. Colour lithographed system map of the
G&SWR between Glasgow and Troon showing lines authorised and under
construction, running powers, coal fields, and pits. 42 x 29 inches, cloth
backed, rolled. £36.00
[R482] Midland Railway. Midland Railway. Extension from near Leicester to
Hinckley (map plan). 1859. Lithographed Parliamentary plan & section
for the 1860 Session. Proposed line from Wigston to join the authorised
Nuneaton & Hinckley Railway. Engineer J. S. Crossley. This scheme was not
authorised, and was later built on a slightly different alignment by the LNWR.
Key and 14 sheets in original printed paper covers, rolled. Minor damage to
outer edge repaired. £75.00
[R483] London & South Wales Railway. [Cardiff Section]. 1895.
Lithographed Parliamentary plan & section for the 1896 Session. Title page
and two sheets only, covering the first two miles of this extensive scheme from
the junction with the Barry Railway at Cogan Tunnel to Butetown, Cardiff.
Engineers J. Wolfe Barry, Sir James W. Szlumper, T. Forster Brown & Rees,
William W. Szlumper. Minor repairs with archival tape, rolled. £12.00
[R485] NORTHumberland & Lancashire Junction Railway. [Plan - Parish of
Orton]. 1895. Lithographed Parliamentary plan & section for the 1846
Session. Two title pages and four engraved sheets only in original paper covers
with printed label, this extract detailing seven miles of this extensive scheme
from Newbiggin to a junction with the Lancaster & Carlisle line at Tebay,
but nominally an extract for the Parish of Orton, Westmoreland. Engineer Thomas
Storey. One of many such cross country links proposed in the Railway Mania, it
was not authorised at this time although a similar scheme matured some twenty
years later. £65.00
[R488] Vale of Clwyd Railway. Diversion of Main Line and Extension to the
River Clwyd. 1861. Lithographed Parliamentary plan & section for the
1862 Session, showing a small deviation at Foryd Station and the proposed
branch to Foryd Pier following the alignment of an earlier private tramway.
Hedworth Lee, Engineer. Single sheet 30 x 22 inches, rolled. £25.00
[R489] Vale of Clwyd Railway. Plan shewing the Channel of the River Foryd,
from the Chester & Holyhead Railway to Low Water Mark on Rhyl Sands. 1863.
Lithographed plan shewing the proposed extension to Foryd Pier and the change
in the position of the river channel since 1840. 25 x 17 inches, old folds,
repair on reverse with archival tape.
£25.00
[R494] Railway Clearing House. Official Railway Map of England & Wales. 1901.
The large edition of this useful map showing all stations and line ownerships
in colour. Dissected and cloth mounted folding into hard covers with gilt
title. Sympathetic later rebinding in original style, map with usual finger
soiling and a fold neatly repaired but otherwise sound. Useful edition, with
the railway system approaching its greatest extent. £80.00
[R495] Railway Clearing House. Official Railway Map of England & Wales. 1926.
Thesmall edition of this useful map showing all stations and line ownerships in
colour. Dissected and cloth mounted folding into hard covers. Spine neatly
renewed, map with usual light finger soiling but otherwise sound. The first
edition to show the railways after the 'grouping' of 1921. £55.00
[R497] Edward Stanford Ltd. Railway Map of the British Isles. Edward
Stanford Ltd, 1928. Coverage of the whole of the British Isles (includes
Ireland) showing the railway system coloured in ownerships after the 'grouping'
into four main companies. Most stations named. Enlargements of complex areas.
Cloth mounted, folding in the original printed covers. Folds a little tender,
otherwise in a clean state. £28.00
[R498] John Bartholomew. Administrative map of the British Railways. Edinburgh:
John Bartholomew & Son Ltd, 1931. Coverage of the whole of the British
Isles (includes Ireland) showing the railway system coloured in ownerships
after the 'grouping' into four main companies. Most stations named. Enlargement
of London area. Cloth mounted, folding in the original printed covers.
dampstain in one folded corner mainly affecting sea areas of map, otherwise a
clean example. £28.00
[R500] I. K. Brunel. [map plan] Great Western Railway - Bristol. 1834.
Lithographed extract from the Parliamentary plan & section for the Great
Western Railway covering the Bristol terminus and first couple of miles from
Temple Meads to Brislington . 10 x 8 inches, printed on thick paper, original
hand colour. A remarkable piece of Bristol ephemera, this fragment of the survey
of Brunel's pioneer broad-gauge line having survived through recycling as part
of a folder. £85.00
[R503] [Wilts, Somerset, & Weymouth Railway]. [map plan] [Wilts,
Somerset, & Weymouth Railway]. 1845. Engraved extract from a
Parliamentary plan [Wilts, Somerset & Weymouth Railway?], covering a length
through the parishes of Witham Friary and Marston Bigot, south of Frome in
Somerset. 17 x 11 inches, printed on Whatman paper with 1844 watermark. An
unusually ephemeral survivor, this fragment of the survey having later been
recycled as a folder. £15.00
[R504] [Wilts, Somerset, & Weymouth Railway]. [map plan] [Wilts,
Somerset, & Weymouth Railway]. 1845. Engraved extract from a
Parliamentary plan [Wilts, Somerset & Weymouth Railway?], covering a length
through the parish of Frome Selwood in Somerset. 17 x 11 inches, printed on
Whatman paper. An unusually ephemeral survivor, this fragment of the survey
having later been recycled as a folder.
£15.00
[R505] I. K. Brunel. [map plan] Great Western Railway, Oxford Branch. 1837.
Lithographed extract from an unidentified Parliamentary long and cross section,
almost certainly the first abortive GWR scheme for a branch to Oxford through
Iffley, terminating near Magdalen Bridge. Two sections, each 17 x 11 inches,
printed on Whatman paper. An unusually ephemeral survivor, these fragments of
the survey having later been recycled as folders. £15.00
[R509] I. K. Brunel. [map plan] Great Western Railway. 1834.
Lithographed extract from a detailed plan of the proposed railway, probably
dating from 1834, covering the length through Reading, Berkshire. 11 x 9
inches, printed on Whatman paper watermarked 1832. An unusually ephemeral
survivor, this fragment of Brunel's survey having later been recycled as a
folder. £25.00
[R510] I. K. Brunel. [map plan] Great Western Railway. 1834.
Lithographed extract from a detailed plan of the proposed railway, probably
dating from 1834, covering the length through Twyford and Waltham St Lawrence,
Berkshire. 11 x 9 inches. An unusually ephemeral survivor, this fragment of
Brunel's survey having later been recycled as a folder. £25.00
[R511] I. K. Brunel. [map plan] Great Western Railway. 1834.
Lithographed extract from a detailed plan of the proposed railway, probably
dating from 1834, covering the length through Maidenhead and Taplow, Berkshire.
11 x 9 inches. An unusually ephemeral survivor, this fragment of Brunel's
survey having later been recycled as a folder.
£25.00
[R512] I. K. Brunel. [map plan] Great Western Railway. 1834.
Lithographed extract from the Parliamentary plan of the proposed railway
covering a length in Melksham Parish, Wiltshire. 17 x 11 inches, printed on
Whatman paper watermarked 1834, original hand colour. An unusually ephemeral
survivor, this fragment of Brunel's survey having later been recycled as a
folder. £25.00
[R513] I. K. Brunel. [map plan] Great Western Railway. 1834.
Lithographed extract from the Parliamentary plan of the proposed railway
covering the length through Reading and eastwards. 17 x 11 inches, original
hand colour. An unusually ephemeral survivor, this fragment of Brunel's survey
having later been recycled as a folder.
£45.00
[R514] [I. K. Brunel]. [map plan] Oxford Worcester & Wolverhampton
Railway - Droitwich. 1845. Lithographed extract from an unidentified
Parliamentary plan of a proposed railway (believed to be the Oxford Worcester
& Wolverhampton) covering a length through the parishes of Martin
Hussingtree, Salwarp, and Westwood, near Droitwich worcestershire. 17 x 11 inchesr.
An unusually ephemeral survivor, this fragment having later been recycled as a
folder. £18.00
[R516] [I. K. Brunel]. [map plan] Great Western Railway. 1833.
Lithographed outline map showing the rather timid scheme prepared for the 1834
parliamentary session, for lines from Bristol to Bath and Reading to London,
linked by the Kennet & Avon Canal. The project was defeated in the Lords,
but a more robust proposal was authorised in 1835. An unusually ephemeral
survivor, having later been recycled as a folder. Cropped at margins, worn
centre fold, and some minor strengthening with archival tape. Possibly the
earliest surviving map under the GWR title.
£75.00
[R521] Charles F. Cheffins. [Map of the Grand Junction Railway]. 1836.
The southwest sheet of of this nicely engraved map published for the Directors.
Covers the southern part of the line from Birmingham to Crewe, extending
westwards to Shrewsbury, with a long section. The later Trent Valley and North
Staffordshire Railways have been neatly added in ink. Dissected and linen
mounted to fold in marbled endpapers with silk edging. Although lacking the
neighbouring sheets, this one is virtually complete in itself for the southern
part of this important railway - credited as being Britain's first trunk line. £75.00
[R522] Thomas Bouch M.I.C.E, Engineer. [Map] North British Railway, Northern
Section and Tay Bridge Railway. Large railway map dated 1869-70 showing
Scotland between Glasgow, Edinburgh, and Arbroath, nominally to show the early
proposals by Thomas Bouch for the ill-fated Tay Bridge. An additional proposal
for a Forth Bridge with linking railways has been neatly added in ink. Printed
by W & A K Johnston, old folds, some neat strengthening with archival tape.
The genesis of the project which led to the catastrophe of 1879 and an
indelible impression on civil engineering.
£120.00
[R523] Midland and North Western Railways. Map shewing the railway routes
between England and Scotland. 1869. Large railway map of Britain coloured
to show the three main routes from London to Scotland, with the Midland's
authorised extension from Settle to Carlisle. After the struggle to obtain
sanction for this line in 1866 the Midland came to a fresh understanding with
the LNWR, and the two companies went to Parliament in 1869 for powers to
abandon this costly scheme. A contemporary endorsement on the reverse indicates
that this was the map used to support the Midland case. The bill was thrown
out, and the MR had then to build this £3.5m railway, the famous Settle and Carlisle
line. An unusual record of an interesting chapter in railway history. 29 x 42
inches, old folds, some minor strengthening with archival tape. £70.00
[R524] North British railway. Map shewing the railway system between
Scotland and London. 1869. Railway map of Britain coloured to show the main
routes from London to Scotland, with the Midland's authorised extension from
Settle to Carlisle. After the struggle to obtain sanction for this line in 1866
the Midland came to a fresh understanding with the LNWR, and the two companies
went to Parliament in 1869 for powers to abandon this costly scheme. This map
was produced by the North British Railway who vigorously opposed the bill,
which was thrown out, leaving the MR to build this £3.5m railway, the famous
Settle and Carlisle line. An unusual record of an interesting chapter in
railway history. 23 x 32 inches, old folds.
£45.00
[R527] North Union Railway and John Hargreaves Junior. [Lease of goods
traffic on the North Union Railway]. 1835. The original indenture dated 20
February 1835 under which John Hargreaves of Bolton took a lease for three
years of the tolls on the goods traffic between Parkside and Chapel Lane,
Wigan. Hargreaves, who had extensive interests in the Bolton area, borrowed
locomotives from the Liverpool & Manchester Railway to power his trains. A
lengthy document in a neat and legible hand on four large paper sheets stitched
and folded, with the signature of Hargreaves and the wax seal impression of the
Railway Company. Some neat archival strengthening of folds. The length of line
referred to was the original Wigan Branch Railway, which had merged with the
Preston & Wigan company the previous year under the first railway
amalgamation authorised by Parliament. The route now forms part of the West
Coast Main Line. This was the lessees part of the document, and if the Railway
Company's copy has not survived it will now be a unique record of an
arrangement reflecting the experimental nature of early railways, when taking
an income and leaving traffic operation to others, following turnpike road
practice, was still a valid option.
£145.00
[R528] Gray & Illidge, Solicitors. Manchester, Macclesfield &
Tamworth Direct Railway with a branch to Crewe, and Macclesfield &
Litchfield Railway Company. 1845. The original manuscipt bill to the
promoters setting out the legal and other costs incurred by this firm on their
behalf between June and August 1845, the frantic period of speculation that has
come to be known as the 'Railway Mania'. Covers many journeys to and from
London , meetings with landowners and others, printing, fees etc. with a total
of over £500. Although registered, the Company's proposal for a line through
Macclesfield, Leek, and Uttoxeter and Abbots Bromley to the Midland Counties at
Tamworth would have created a shorter Manchester to London route than any
subsequently built. Although not proceeded with, this was clearly one of the
immediate antecedents to the North Staffordshire Railway, and is typical of the
hundreds of unco-ordinated projects that were rushed out at great expense, to
the ultimate benefit only of firms such as these who would undertake railway
work. Folio, 6 pages in a clear hand, stitched, old folds. A unique
record. £110.00
[R531] Hendschel, U. Neueste Eisenbahn-Karte von Central-Europa mit genauer
Angabe aller Stationen und der influirenden Post-Verbindungen. Frankfurt:
Carl Jugel's Verlag, 1869. Nicely-produced lithographed Railway Map extending
London, Copenhagen, Warsaw, Florence, with most stations named, and some lines
under construction distinguished. 35 x 29 inches, outline hand colour,
dissected and cloth mounted folding in hard covers. Neat spinal reinforcement
with archival tape £85.00
[R535] Cape Government Railways. Map of the Cape Government Railways, the
Royal Mail Route to the Orange River Colony, Transvaal, & Rhodesia
[Ordnance Survey]. 1910. Coloured map printed at the Ordnance Survey Office
Southampton,1910, showing the South African railway network with stations
named. 19 x 19 inches, old folds.
£36.00
[R540] Canadian Pacific Railway. Map of the Canadian Pacific Railway, the
Minneapolis St Paul & Sault Ste Marie railway, the Duluth South Shore &
Atlantic Railway, and connections. 1911. good coloured map of the whole CPR
system and connections, naming all the stations. Thin paper, folding into card
wallet. This edition corrected to December 1920. In good condition, although a
previous owner has lightly highlighed some journeys in colour. £28.00
[R541] Robert Stephenson and Frederick Swanwick. Plan and section of an
intended Branch railway from the Midland Railway in the Parish of
Wath-upon-Dearne in the West Riding of the County of York to the City of
Lincoln. 1845. Detailed survey by James Alexander and Charles Cheffins of a
proposed line over 44 miles long through Conisborough, Doncaster, Bawtry, and
Gainsborough to Lincoln. 33 large lithographed sheets in the original printed
paper covers, the latter with some repair and strengthening. Endorsed in Ink
'Imperfect copy' and may be an unrevised proof set. The railway was driven by
George Hudson's machinations during the 'Railway Mania' to prevent the
construction of a rival east coast route between London and York, but the later
was authorised in 1846 and became the Great Northern Railway. Hudson's Midland
scheme sank without trace, but the line was largely built by other companies
during later Victorian years. £225.00
[R542] Act of Parliament. Bolton and Preston Railway Act 1837. 1837. A
contemporary printing of the main incorporating Act for this early main-line
railway in Lancashire which ultimately became and important part of the LYR
system. The scheme authorised construction right in to Preston using the
alignment of the Lancaster Canal tramway, being later varied to share the North
Union line from Euxton. 176 pages, thick uncut folio, later card covers
retaining the original title panel. Very detailed provisions concerning every
aspect of setting up the Company and making the railway. £85.00
[R543] Act of Parliament. Croydon Merstham and Godstone Railway Act 1803. 1826.
Official 1826 reprint of the 1803 Act for one of the earliest railways in
Britain, extending the Surrey Iron Railway to Reigate and Godstone. The line
was built as far as Merstham Quarries. 55 pages, uncut folio, later card
covers. Very detailed provisions concerning every aspect of setting up the
Company and making this pioneer railway. Title page lightly dust soiled,
corners a little dog eared. £75.00
[R547] Acts of Parliament. Mansfield and Pinxton Railway, 1817. 1817.
The original 1817 Act for this early coal-carrying Leicestershire Railway. 50
pages, folio, uncut, later card covers. Very detailed provisions concerning
every aspect of setting up the Company and making this early mineral line which
ran from Mansfield to the Cromford Canal at Pinxton. £65.00
[R549] Acts of Parliament. Surrey Iron Railway Act 1805. 1805. The
second Act for this pioneer railway between Wandsworth and Croydon, mainly
concerned with the raising of further money. 4 pages, later paper covers. £18.00
[R551] GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. Cwm Cors, Pontardawe, & Clydach Railway. 1914.
74 x 37 inches, folded. . Composite map made up from sheets of the six-inch to
the mile scale Ordnance Survey in the Second edition of 1900, neatly joined.
Covers a large slice of South Wales including most of the Tawe Valley,
Glanamman, Brynamman, Pontardawe, Clydach, Morriston, Llansamlet, Neath Abbey,
and the northern part of Swansea. Prepared by the Great Western Railway to show
their project for a railway which is neatly added in red ink with proposed
station sites and tunnels etc, and endorsed with estimated costs as provided by
the Chief Officers. Variously dated 1913-14. Cloth backed, folded, some minor
damage, but possibly a unique record in this form; only parts of this line
appear to have been built. £85.00
[R552] London & North western and Great Western Joint Railways. Chester
General Station. 1900. 50x27 inches. Large and imposing plan of the station
layout and adjoining railway properties including approach lines, loco sheds,
City Road etc. Scale two chains to one inch, showing detail down to individual
signals. Lithographed on stout paper, full original hand colour. Flat sheet,
rolled, in a clean fresh condition. These surveys were prepared in very limited
quantities for internal administrative use and few have survived, particularly
in such a clean unmarked state. £175.00
[R553] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 29 x 21 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. Bridge over the River Tyne - Rlys 1 & 2.
This was the King Edward VII bridge, opened in 1906, from the west end of
Newcasle Central to Gateshead. Two sheets.
£24.00
[R554] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 29 x 21 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. Railway No. 3 - Junction curve at Benton. Two
sheets. £12.00
[R555] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 29 x 21 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. Railway No. 3 - Junction curve at Argyle
Street, Newcastle. Plan shows Manors Station.
£12.00
[R556] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 29 x 21 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. Railway No. 5 - Dunston to Gateshead. Plan
shows Bensham Station, Redheugh Colliery, gateshead West Station, etc. Five
sheets. £18.00
[R557] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 29 x 21 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. Widening of Railway at Gateshead. Large scale
plan showing Gateshead and Washington Railway between West Street and Sun
Street. Two sheets. £15.00
[R558] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 29 x 21 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. Deviation of authorised Seaham and Hartlepool
Railway and new road at Easington. Alteration in route over a mile of the
proposed line at Rise Bridge. £15.00
[R559] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 29 x 21 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. Railways 7,8,9,10, 11, 12, 13 & 14. A
complex set of junctions, curves, and improvements around Northallerton,
Northallerton Goods, Zetland Bridge, and Danby Wiske. Five sheets. £22.00
[R560] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 29 x 21 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. Widening of the York & Newcastle Railway
from Skelton bridge to Shipton Station. Two sheets. £12.00
[R561] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 29 x 21 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. New Road at Cowpen between Newsham and
Blyth. £10.00
[R562] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 29 x 21 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. Substitution of bridge for level crossing at
Green Lane, near Tyne Dock. £10.00
[R563] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 29 x 21 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. Substitution of bridge for footpath level
crossing, and abolition of occupation road level crossing, and making a new
road (now Phoenix Sidings), Stockton-on-Tees
£10.00
[R564] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 14 x 21 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. Proposed new footpath and stopping up of
footpath and footpath level crossing at Trimdon. £10.00
[R565] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 14 x 21 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. Additional lands (at Hart Road near Cemetery
Junction) and diversion of footpath at Hartlepool. £10.00
[R566] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 29 x 21 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. Bridge widenings at Northallerton Station £10.00
[R567] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 14 x 21 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. Diversion of road (to replace level crossing)
at Seamer. £10.00
[R568] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 14 x 21 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. Diversion of road (to replace level crossing)
at Fryston. £10.00
[R569] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 29 x 21 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. Additional land at Falconar Street, Newcastle
upon Tyne. Includes some forty houses, St Catherines Hospital & Convent
etc. £12.00
[R570] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 14 x 21 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. Additional lands at Sleekburn, near Bedlington
Station. Includes site of a brickworks.
£10.00
[R571] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 14 x 21 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. Additional lands at Seghill, near Seghill Colliery. £10.00
[R572] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 14 x 21 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. Additional lands at Haltwhistle, between
station and river. £10.00
[R573] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 14 x 21 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. Additional lands at Hexham. £10.00
[R574] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 29 x 21 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. Additional lands at East Boldon £10.00
[R575] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 29 x 21 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. Additional lands at Brockley Whins. Villa
Cottages and other land in the triangle east of the station. £10.00
[R576] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 29 x 21 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. Additional lands forming site of part of the
Pontop and South Shields Railway. Green Lane to Tyne Dock and South Shields
Stations. £18.00
[R577] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 14 x 21 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. Additional lands at Hetton-le-Hole, on south
side of station. £10.00
[R578] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 14 x 21 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. Additional lands at Gateshead, adjoining the
NER Works. £10.00
[R579] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 29 x 21 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. Additional lands at Derwenthaugh, including the
Delta Iron works. £10.00
[R580] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 14 x 21 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. Additional lands at Norton, on the north side
of the station. £10.00
[R581] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 14 x 21 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. Additional land and deviation of public
footpath and occupation road at New Shildon. Site of a brickworks on Redworth
Road. £10.00
[R582] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 14 x 11 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. Additional lands at the Midland and North
Eastern Railway Companies Otley Station.
£10.00
[R583] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 14 x 11 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. Additional lands and diversion of Pickering
Beck near Levisham. £10.00
[R584] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 14 x 11 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. Additional lands at Southcoates,
kingston-upon-Hull. Land on Abbey Street west of the station. £10.00
[R585] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 14 x 11 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. Additional lands and diversion of footpath at
Brafferton. £10.00
[R586] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 29 x 11 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. Additional lands at Newby Wiske, northwest of
station. £10.00
[R587] NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. North Eastern Railway Parliamentary plan and
section, Session 1899.. 1898. 29 x 11 inches, folded to convenient size. /
Scan available if not attached. Additional lands at York, between Station Road
and Tanner Row. £10.00
[R589] London Brighton and South Coast Railway. London Brighton and South
Coast Railway Plans and Sections, Session 1914. 1913. 29 x 21 inches,
folded to convenient size. Cloth backed. / Scan available if not attached.
Widenings No 3, Norwood Junction. Plan includes good detail of Norwood Junction
Station. £16.00
[R590] London Brighton and South Coast Railway. London Brighton and South
Coast Railway Plans and Sections, Session 1914. 1913. 29 x 21 inches,
folded to convenient size. Cloth backed. / Scan available if not attached.
Widening No 4, and alteration and diversion of part of London Chatham &
Dover Railway, Tulse Hill. Plans includes good detail of Tulse Hill Station.
Three sheets £28.00
[R591] London Brighton and South Coast Railway. London Brighton and South
Coast Railway Plans and Sections, Session 1914. 1913. 29 x 21 inches,
folded to convenient size. Cloth backed. / Scan available if not attached.
Additional lands at West Norwood Station, Brighton, and Newhaven. Stopping up
and diversion of footpath near Beddington Lane Station. Four plans on one
sheet. £16.00