Sheffield Railwayana Auctions

Biography

With over twelve thousand website visitors per month, a worldwide catalogue circulation with all the main collectors and dealers and traders receiving a copy, we reach the widest active audience. We hold the world record for most categories of Railwayana.

We recently sold the “Golden Arrow” headboard for a staggering £25,000 a worksplate from the LNER A4 Pacific “Lord Faringdon” for £10,200 and a brass crest from the GWR “Castle” class loco “South Wales Borderers” for £10,200. On 11th December 2004 we made another world record of £60,000 for a name-plate, beating our previous double world record of £54,000.

Other records include £9,200 for a totem and record prices for railway tickets and other ephemera.

The auctions are conducted by our auctioneer Ian Wright himself an ardent railway enthusiast and an expert in the fields of locomotive nameplates, numberplates and Railwayana in general.