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The Railway Children star Sally Thomsett has claimed a Bargain Hunt auctioneer sold her film keepsakes without asking her first.
The actress, 74, revealed that many of her treasured memories from the hit show such as scripts and fan letters were flogged, according to the Mirror.
She also admitted that her movie scripts and royal premiere tickets were sold without her knowing.
The collectable items were reportedly sold by Nesbits Antiques Auctions in Southsea, Portsmouth.
The auction house firm is managed by John Cameron, who has appeared on BBC Bargain Hunt and Cash In The Attic.
The Railway Children star Sally Thomsett, 74, has claimed a Bargain Hunt auctioneer had sold her film keepsakes without asking her first
The actress, who played Phyllis in the 1970s show, revealed that many of her treasured memories from the hit show such as TV programme scripts and fan letters, were flogged, according to the Mirror (pictured in the show in 1970)
For just £900, one lot of Sally's belongings were sold on April 17, according to the publication.
Her treasured possessions, which were reportedly sold, included publicity photos of Sally, a personal diary, and scripts from some of her other movies.
Sally, who played Phyllis in the 1970s show alongside Jenny Arguter, told the publication: 'No one attempted to contact me with regards to this sale and I am devastated as it is a large part of my history that cannot be replaced.
'As far as I knew,
