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4:13 PM February 4, 2021
Rare model steam engines worth up to £15,000 have been stolen from a home outbuilding in Godmanchester.
- Credit: Cambs Cops
Vintage “very rare” collectable steam engines worth up to £15,000 have been stolen from a home outbuilding overnight.
The owner of the uncommon models has been left devastated after they were taken between 8pm on Saturday (January 30) and 10.30am on Sunday (January 31).
One of the stolen collectable models.
- Credit: Cambs Cops
Thieves entered the outbuilding of the victim’s home in West Street, Godmanchester, and took the collection of model trains and engines worth between £10,000 and £15,000.
Sergeant Dominic Carminati of Cambridgeshire Constabulary said: “These vintage items are very rare and are of great value to their owner.
A police appeal has been launched to find the rare model engines.
- Credit: CAMBS
Police are appealing for information after thousands of pounds worth of vintage model steam engines were stolen from Godmanchester.
The rare and collectible items were stolen overnight between 8pm on Saturday (January 30 ) and 10.30am on Sunday (January 31) from an outbuilding of a house in West Street.
The collection of model trains and engines are worth between £10,000 and £15,000.
A police appeal has been launched after these rare model engines were stolen from Godmanchester.
- Credit: CAMBS POLICE
The victim of the burglary, 70-year-old Willem Middlemiss, said: I am devastated at loss of these items which have been collected over a number of years. They are of great sentimental value to me and I would be grateful for anyone with information to pass it on to the police.