Nameplate?

[SergeyN]

Hello! The find was made in the summer in the Republic of Crimea on the site of a former German settlement - a warehouse. Material brass, weight 680 grams. I did not find the exact information on the Internet. Therefore, I ask you to determine the find, thanks! Yours faithfully!
https://ibb.co/C0YwQRP
https://ibb.co/bNGWW0Y

 

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[creskol]

https://www.gracesguide.co.uk/Metropolitan_Carriage,_Wagon_and_Finance_Co

 

[SergeyN]

https://www.gracesguide.co.uk/Metropolitan_Carriage,_Wagon_and_Finance_Co

Thank you for the company information. What are the assumptions about the tablet? This is an inscription from the cabinet door or from the car.
Is there any historical interest?

 

[ANTIQUARIAN]

Based on the age, it would be considered a 'collectible', but it's still 9 years away from officially being an 'antique'.
I would think anyone in the UK who had a family member work for 'The Metropolitan Carriage Wagon & Finance Co.' would be interested in acquiring this piece.

Still a very nice 'British-related' find for having been found in the Republic of Crimea .
Dave

 

[DCMatt]

Thank you for the company information. What are the assumptions about the tablet? This is an inscription from the cabinet door or from the car.
Is there any historical interest?

Search Railroad "wagon builders plates" to see other similar examples. It's from a train car.

 

[NOLA_Ken]

Thank you for the company information. What are the assumptions about the tablet? This is an inscription from the cabinet door or from the car.
Is there any historical interest?

It's from a railroad car, and they are very collectable. Nice find! Here's a link to a page showing several different ones like it and there is an email address at the top of a collector who can probably tell you all about it

Metro-Cammell and associated vehicle plates

 

[ANTIQUARIAN]

It's from a railroad car, and they are very collectable. Nice find! Here's a link to a page showing several different ones like it and there is an email address at the top of a collector who can probably tell you all about it

Metro-Cammell and associated vehicle plates

Great railroad related info here Ken, thanks for sharing the link.
Dave

 

[SergeyN]

Thank you forum participants! I am very pleased that you are helping me. Thanks for the information!

 

[SergeyN]

Good day! Unfortunately, the mailing address of Mike Newport does not work. Is it possible to find another contact?