Junction Railwayana buy, sell and part-exchange all railwayana including signalling equipment, cast iron and enamel signs,
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.
PRESS KEY MOMENTARILY WHEN BOX SWITCHES IN
DOWNMAIN STARTING 15 T
This lovely old clock is not railway but is of the type that many signalboxes and stations would have used. This one has benefited from a recent overhaul and works beautifully. A repair label inside the door names a company in Liverpool and dates from 1899. Comes complete with key and in full working order,
This small block shelf ihas been cut down from a much longer and measures 36 inches long. Evidence of where instruments were fixed is clear. Block shelves don`t come up for sale often and this short example will be perfect for displaying two pairs of block indicators and block bells.
Here is a selection of lever plates and a trafolite backing plate from Ditton Junction number 1 signal box.Closure of the signal box, along with Ditton Junction No2 signal box came on 10th December 2000 when signalling
These traffolite lever description plates are from Clipstone colliery sidings signal box.
They are sold as a set and in lovely condition.
Numbers 37, 32, 31, 29, 27, 16 & 8
Western region traffolite lever description plate Moreton on the Marsh number 18
Measures 18.7 x 4.5 cm
BR Western region traffolite lever description plate number 24
Measures 18.7 x 4.5 cm
Western region traffolite lever description plate number 11
From Radyr junction
Measures 18.7 x 4.5 cm
Traffolite lever description plate from Radyr Junction
Measures 18.7 x 4.5 cm
