This is absolutely unique, and genuine, from a pre-WWI  F Class tram built in the early 1900s., later converted to L/P class

Made of wood varnished with shellac. About 36 inches x 13 inches

In very good condition given its age. One hinge is missing, 

 The photo shows the tram at Hamilton Workshops Newcastle where most of the L/Ps ended up , having been converted from F class to L class and then L/P class toastrack resembling the P class of the late 1920s.

The item is probably best collected from the shop to avoid any damage in transit, it being an awkward large item

This is absolutely unique, and genuine, from a pre-WW 2  P Class tram built in the late  1920s.

see:  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sydney_P-Class_Tram

Made of wood varnished with shellac. size approx 700 x 450 mm

In very good condition apart from some slight damage where hinges have been carelessly removed

 The photo shows the tram  beside  "FORT MACQUARIE" depot, now the site of Sydney Opera House!

The item is probably best collected from the shop to avoid any damage in transit, it being an awkward large item

This is absolutely unique, and genuine, from a pre-WWIII  R Class tram built in the mid -  1930s.

see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sydney_R-Class_Tram

Made of wood varnished with shellac. size approx 1 metre x 400mm

In good condition with slight  damage to lower corders

The item is probably best collected from the shop to avoid any damage in transit, it being an awkward large item