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A good used Burma Railway Company tunic button in white metal. Manufactured by ‘Buttons Co. Birmingham”. 20mm small pocket button. An emotive railway, built during WW2 by Allied POW’s . (Post on this item £2.00)
A good lapel pin for the SS Nevasa when it was serving as an ‘eduction’ ship. Launched in 1955, operated by the British India Steam Navigation Co. it served from 1956 until 1962 as a troop ship. It was then withdrawn from troop service and laid up until 1965, then converted into an educational cruise ship.
A good bi-coloured enamel on chrome, lapel badge as worn by transport staff. Slight chrome loss above the word ‘Company’. Good clear maker details ‘Fattorini’ to the reverse complete with lapel button hole fitting.
Advertising and artwork on the Railway of a bye-gone age. A station platform/waiting room holiday break sign, advertising Deal and Walter. Very good condition with some wear to the obverse and edges. Grubby with some staining. Reverse with an old paper label (see images). Approx 43mm X 30mm.
A truly superb item, and something of a must for the vintage VW enthusiast. A 1958 dealership gift given with the purchase of a vehicle and given on the vehicle collection. A leatherette wallet containing a deck of playing cards, score note pad and retractable pencil. The deck of cards is complete with two jokers and a face card, all of which are in unplayed with mint condition,
A fine example of this iconic companies (Victorian Crown) ships officers small tunic button in gilt brass. Slightly grubby untouched condition. Maker:- Firmin & Sons 153 Strand London.
A nice condition, small tunic button for a uniformed rail worker with the Great Western Railway. Maker:- Webb Campion & Sons Untouched damage free condition.
A very nice, used S.S.A. Line ships officer’s bullion wire cap badge. Bullion wire is with some age use and tarnishing, with the central anchor showing some slight surface verdigris. Coloured flag detail is bright and clean. Black wool backing material in moth and damage free. Reverse complete with its backing material.
A nice early, used, Union Castle Line ships officer’s bullion wire cap badge. Bullion wire is with some age use and tarnishing. Coloured central flag detail is bright and clean. Black wool backing material is with some moth nipping at various points. Reverse complete with its backing material, and original paper maker label.
A very nice, used N.Z.S.C. Line ships officer’s bullion wire cap badge. Bullion wire is with some age use and tarnishing, with the central anchor showing some slight surface verdigris. Coloured flag detail is a little grubby, but damage free.. Black wool backing material in moth and damage free. Reverse complete with its backing material, with a faint inked owner name (see images).
A very nice condition, used B.T. Co. Ltd ships (non-executive) officer bullion wire cap badge. Bullion wire is with slight tarnishing. Coloured central flag detail is bright and clean, as is the gilt lion. Black wool backing material is moth and damage free. Reverse complete with its backing material.
A superb vintage souvenir for the White Star shipping liner R.M.S. Cedric. Sold in the ships shop as a memento of a sailing. Full length damage free condition. R.M.S. Cedric went into white star service in January 1903, finally being scrapped in 1932. Up until 1904 the Cedric was the largest liner in the world. In 1914 it was attached to the 10th Cruiser Squadron serving as an Auxiliary Cruiser. 1915