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Collector gets the bird, amid plenty of other activity at Pershore

IF a nameplate sells for more than £50,000, the room will buzz afterwards and the realisation will be subjected to forensic analysis by groups of collectors, a scenario that was played out at GW Railwayana’s auction in Pershore on July 13, following the £52,000 sale of nameplate Kingfisher from A4 No. 60024.

The success; and £4800 for a GER Norfolk Broads poster.

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