A classic pre-telephone method of communication.
Signalling Equipment

These instruments were fitted inside the numerous signal boxes of which there are now only a small number of survivors living on borrowed time.
These instruments were beautifully hand-crafted from quality hardwood, mostly mahogany.
All the fittings were made from brass, cast-iron or steel. the wood cases were hand-finished by many expertly applied layers of French Polish.
With their brightly painted faces they make handsome and decorative items and grace any railway room or mantle piece.
Block Instruments and Repeaters
Stunning condition with test label for 1938 !
More sought after version with finial spike on post.
A fantastic example of the classic GWR design.
a fine example of these handsome instruments.
Very early un-modified split cased & turned stem bell.
A very rare example of a Midland Railway split cased block bell.
Ex Lawerence Hill Signal Box, Bristol.
Circa 1930s art deco instrument.
Nice early brass turned example.
Probably the most distinctive signalbox bell type and sound.
A nice fully working double block indicator.
GWR Spagnoletti block indicator. Excellent condition and in full working order.
A fine example of an un-modified "split case" bell.
Complete and ex box condition GWR 1947 block indicator
Scarce small cased example.