What real life railway items do you own?

[Matthew-peter]

Thanks for that, I will try get in touch with them, Im willing to fix them up but if I can buy a non broken one than I may well go for the higher price. Again thanks for the info 

[Ollie3440]

I've got a few bits of Railwayana:

Distant signal arm
GWR Tail Lamp
Several Railway Ties (Intercity, Midland Mainline, Northern Spirit etc)
Plus a few other odds and sods

Ollie

[Plainline.]

I have a 1920's LNER railchair, some pandrol clips plus a fishplate to join F/B to Bullhead rail.
Found the fishplate  on a footpath along a main road, bit of a slog getting it home!
Restored the chair with black paint and lettering picked out in white.

[Agrippa]

I used to own a station nameplate of the "hot dog " style from a closed
station, later reopened at great cost a hundred yards from the original.

The sign seemed to go astray a few years ago when I moved.

Perhaps there is a removal man out there who is a railfan.

[swisstony]

I did have most of the lever frame Signal labels from Blockley Box In Gloucester, sold a few on and the rest reside in a box in the loft somewhere. I've also got the "Down" Block Instrument and Head Shunt Frame Lever from ex Ashwell Box in Herts.

[buckle247]

Got a sleeper in the garden and a GWR toilet sign - think its genuine.

[Newportnobby]

Got a sleeper in the garden

There's one in mine but I keep kicking him out

[Oldman]

six railway sleepers stopping the patio sliding down the garden

[bigbear]

I've got a Slindon wagon plate with my exact birth date on it - from a pipe wagon, I think, plus some Great Western Railway buttons and badges and a lot of tickets from the Culm Valley branch line, (I live near one of the former station sites). I've also got a whole bagful of GWR luggage labels, wagon labels, fare underpayment forms and the suchlike. Not a lot at all!