Winteringham Limited 0 Gauge

(Northampton, UK)

Winteringham Ltd was best known as the 'manufacturing arm' of Bassett-Lowke, BL themselves being model makers rather than mass production manufacturers at the time. Winteringham Ltd subsequently became Precision Models, and were owned by Trix.

Far more information regarding the company history is available at the Brighton Toy and Model Museum web site.

Winteringham Model Steam Engine, 0-4-0 live steam, partially repainted

Winteringham (WN) Model Steam Engine, 0-4-0 live steam, partially repainted

Winteringham Model Steam Engine, 0-4-0 live steam, incomplete

Winteringham (WN) Model Steam Engine, 0-4-0 live steam, incomplete

The Winteringham (WN) track illustrated below shows a hand written price of 4/6 doz (four shillings and six pence a dozen) or 4 1/2d (four and a half old pence) per rail, which is 2/3d for six or 4/6d for twelve.

Winteringham (WN) strawboard box of tinplate rails (6 curves ref. 9441/0)

Winteringham (WN) straight track (clockwork)

Winteringham (WN) trademark stamp on track sleeper (tie)

Winteringham (WN) curved clockwork track, with strawboard box (no name or trademark on box)

Winteringham (WN) box end labels, curved clockwork track, reference 9441/0 (no name or trademark on box)

Winteringham (WN) curved clockwork track, with strawboard box (no name or trademark on box)

Winteringham (WN) box end label, curved electric track, reference 6441/1 (no name or trademark on box)

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