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Just wondering what we all have.
I have the following:

Class 390 Drivers Manual
Class 153 Drivers Manual
Class 43 Drivers Manual
A Tail Light (lol, dont ask, great for disco's!)
Various Train Manuals
Includes 1951 and 1957 Type Suburban EPB Stock, Motor Luggage Vans, Class 455 Stock, 1966 REP/TC Stock, Class 33, Fault Finding Data and Charts for Davies and Metcalf Duel Braking Equipment, Assistance to all failed Loco's Except Class 76 and Shunting Types. Waterloo-Vauxhall, Vauxhall-Waterloo Route Training Section, Class 47 Drivers Handout,Preperation and working of Freight Trains,National Radio Network, Class 47- Drivers Guide to Faults and failures, Air Braking of Locomotive Hauled Coaching Stock and Freight Vehicles,
A "T" (Or Carrage) key (was My Grandad's)
An original Acme BR Whistle.

Thats about it basically.

you're not a burglar are you?

LOL!

I've many destination cards from FGW services. One of my friends even has a First Class cup from a FGW service.

I've got things which can be taken off the train like emergency information cards (one was on the floor...)

lol, no ebay!
Oh and a Railtrack Drivers Manual (Teaches about Signals and things)

johndibben wrote:you're not a burglar are you?

Or a terrorist



Or maybe not...

In reply to your question I have nowt.

BR 1950s rule book

Right, lets have a think. Class 31 and 47 drivers manuals, 1950 rule book, modern-ish rule book (can't remember date and can't find it easily, its in a small red folder though), BR working practices for AC electrified lines, similar thing for LU, 2 carriage keys (one i keep with me for getting into lockers on my bus), cab door key, assorted antimacassars (got an IC one on my computer chair), loads of destination and calling point signs from windows, 2 GNER tea spoons, MML sugar packet container, assorted food bags (ones you get things from the buffet in), hundreds of tickets, piece from flapper board showing "birmingham new street" and "dawlish", assorted working timetables (BR and LU), loads of passenger timetables, Great Britain passenger timetable 6th May 1974 to 4th May 1975. Think thats about it, although what with all that and all my bus stuff I tend to loose track of what I've got. Might be getting anither load of stuff at some stage when I get over and raid my Grandparents loft, as my Great Grandad used to be a guard so they inherited a lot of his things, and being the only grandchild who has a vauge interest in railways (other than my cousin who is 3, and will probably grow out of it), they decided it would be only right I inherited it off them, and that as its just cluttering up their loft, I might as well have it now.

Let's see...

LU Rule Book 1983
LU Appendix Rule Book, Regulations Concerning Working Of Stations 1972
LU Appendix Rule Book, Regulations Concerning Working Of Lifts And Escalators 1972
LU Ticket Collector's Handbook 1978
LU Appendix Rule Book, Regulations Concerning Working Of Trains (Piccadilly Line)
Same as above but for Northern line.
Picc and Bakerloo line diagrams from cars

I also have a full set of Picc trackplans but they're self-printed

BR Rule book 1950
Two signal arms
Oil tail lamp

Various railway keys
A full manual on 458's
Part owner of a 1957 BEP
MSTS
Various railway clothing {HV jackets etc}
SWT pager
LUL pager
Various other things

i have
Diesel Traction for Enginemen (official BR Book)
Intercity Willesden Overall Patch
an empty folder which says "nederlandse Spoorwegen" on it (Dutch Railways
Hi Vis Overalls, jackets vests
and i am in a group that owns 5 class 108 cars

I have a LNWR Workers manual about safety procedures from about 1910,
its very interesting actually about how they dealt with fires on the third rail track out of Euston

and an old LYR Horwich works official employee photograph (my Great Great Grandfather apparantly).........

I have a home signal arm.

40058.