The North West Rail & Transport Collectors Fair in Crewe

Head to Crewe Alexandra Football Club on Saturday 24th June 2023 as The North West Rail & Transport Collectors Fair is held between 10 am and 3 pm.

Tickets cost just £2 for adults, and Children under 16 go free! (A percentage of the admission cost is donated to The Railway Children Charity)

The event will see over 22 different traders , including New Transport Publishers offering the very latest releases, second hand book specialists, a number of specialist Model dealers covering both Railway, Bus and Tram.

The UKs only full time Railway Ticket trader with old tickets from lines and stations long now closed

Hardware traders with lamps, locomotive number plates, and all things metal and brass

A couple of paper ephemera specialists with handbills, documents , wagon labels and all things paper

A specialist in the Ian Allan abc spotter books with a full range from the issues of the 1980s/90s right back to 1950s

A trader with Maps of railways and bus Routes past and present

10,000s of photographs for people to look through to find that one of a locomotive, station or signal box that they remember .

There will be a number of societies presenting themselves , so enthusiasts with an interest can learn in a bit more detail what they do including Manchester Locomotive Society or the Irish Railway Society.

The event is all about bring together as great a mix as possible all under one roof , so if you’re a steam stalwart, or an enthusiast of the last 20 years, there will be plenty for everyone.

Free Parking, right next door to the station, all at ground level, even a refreshment area so you can have a cup of tea and just catch up with friends and fellow enthusiasts, all in the knowledge that by just being there you will be supporting the Railway Children Charity (as a percentage of the admission fee, just £2 for adults, will be going to them for the amazing work they do both in the UK and abroad )

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