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45<br />
PULLMAN CAR brass electric TABLE LAMP from the second class parlour Car № 62. Square base,<br />
4½” x 4½”, 19” tall with a thistle finial on the top. The legend “SC62” is clearly stamped in the<br />
base. The shade, unfortunately, is missing. The lamp has been fitted with a standard 3-Pin<br />
mains plug (not tested). Car № 62 was constructed by the Midland Railway Carriage & Wagon<br />
Ltd in 1927 as a third-class parlour car, but not used for Pullman service until 1928. Employed<br />
thereafter as a non-supplement second-class dining car on the Harwich boat trains until 1939.<br />
Post-war, № 62 was remodelled as a brake car and used extensively on the Eastern Region<br />
before final service on the “Bournemouth Belle.” It was withdrawn in September 1966 and<br />
subsequently scrapped. In good condition.<br />
Realisations £350.00<br />
46<br />
RAILWAY EXECUTIVE (E) D/R POSTER: THE QUEEN OF SCOTS PULLMAN (Reginald Mayes 1901-<br />
1992). This is poster art at its best: bold simple and direct. Superb artwork from the early 1950s<br />
makes this poster highly collectable. Also issued by the Scottish Region around the same time.<br />
Rolled, VGC.<br />
Realisations £2,100.00<br />
Coupé News – No. 92 – October 2010 - Page 14 of 29
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