Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway

The Bo’ness and Kinneil Railway is a heritage railway in Bo'ness, Scotland. It is operated by the Scottish Railway Preservation Society (SRPS), and operates a total of over 5 miles (8 km) of track (between Bo'ness and Manuel Junction, via Kinneil and Birkhill), virtually the entire Slamannan and Borrowstounness Railway that became part of the former North British Railway on the Firth of Forth. Bo'ness railway station is the nucleus of the Museum of Scottish Railways.

Bo'ness & Kinneil Railway
 Bo'ness
 Kinneil
 Birkhill

The railway has three main stations and small halt:

A view of the railway at Bo'ness

Steam locomotives

Most of the steam fleet have had major industrial careers in Scotland, but a few ex-mainline types are also in constant service.

Operational
Number & name Description History & current status Livery Owner(s) Build Date Photograph
No. 19. Hunslet Austerity 0-6-0ST No. 19 was purchased by the railway from Comrie Colliery. It returned to service in March 2015 following overhaul. Boiler ticket expires in 2024. NCB Green 1954
No.419 (55189) Caledonian Railway 439 Class 0-4-4T Returned to traffic in the middle of October 2018 after an absence of 9 1/2 years. Caledonian Railway Blue. SRPS 1907
No. 1 Lord Roberts Neilson Reid 0-6-0T No. 1 was built by the former Glasgow-based company and was sold to Coltness Iron Company near Lanarkshire in 1902, and that year was named after a famous Field Marshal of the Victorian and early Edwardian eras. After many decades spent both in operation and in store, the National Coal Board acquired it for further duties in 1955. Major damage was the cause of withdrawal in 1968 and it was eventually donated to the SRPS for restoration and future use. Restoration was completed in 1996 and it became a fully licensed Thomas the Tank Engine replica for events. Boiler lifted back into the frames March 2017 and returned to service 13 May 2017. Thomas the Tank Engine NWR Blue. 1899

Undergoing overhaul/restoration
Number & name Description Current status Livery Date Photograph
No. 62712 Morayshire LNER Class D49 4-4-0 Under overhaul. N/A. 1928
No. 80105 BR Standard Class 4 2-6-4T Overhaul being undertaken by LOGS. N/A. 1955
No. 17 Andrew Barclay 0-4-0ST Undergoing restoration at Scottish Vintage Bus Museum. NCB 1950
No. 7. Hunslet Austerity 0-6-0ST Undergoing major boiler repairs. Will return to service with a new boiler certificate. BR Black (as 68007) 1954
W.P.R. No. 20 Andrew Barclay 0-6-0T Ex-Wemyss Private Railway. Restoration started in Spring 2019 with the stripping of components, as the next project after CR 419. W.P.R. Brown 1939

Stored/static
Number & name Description Current status Livery Date Photograph
No. 673 (65243) "Maude". North British Railway Class C (LNER Class J36) 0-6-0 On display in the Museum of Scottish Railways. BR Black 1891
No. 49 (62277) "Gordon Highlander". GNSR Class F (LNER Class D40) 4-4-0 On display in the museum, on loan from Glasgow Transport Museum. GNSR Green 1920
No. 3442 (61994) "The Great Marquess". LNER Class K4 2-6-0 Arrived at Bo'ness in September 2017. To be displayed in the museum until the completion of owner John Cameron's new visitor centre in Fife.[1] BR Lined Black 1938
No. 45170 "Sir William McAlpine". LMS Stanier Class 8F 2-8-0 Repatriated from Sivas in November 2010. Arrived at Bo'ness in November 2014 and currently awaiting restoration to working order, tender now being overhauled in the running shed. N/A 1942
"Fair Maid of Foyers". 3 ft (914 mm) gauge Andrew Barclay Sons & Co. 0-4-0T Supplied new to Morrison & Mason, Bucknall. Locomotive has been fully overhauled, steam tested, and is on display in the Museum of Scottish Railways. Lined Green 1899
No. 42. (68095) NBR G Class (LNER Y9 Class) 0-4-0ST On static display in the museum. NBR Brown/Green 1887
"City of Aberdeen" Aberdeen Gas Works 0-4-0ST Stored undercover on display. Blue 1887
No. 3 "Lady Victoria". Andrew Barclay 0-6-0ST Static display at the National Mining Museum Scotland, following a cosmetic overhaul which was completed in March 2019 Newbattle Collieries lined green 1916
"Lord King" Hawthorn Leslie 0-4-0ST masquerading as Percy for Thomas days. Currently painted as "Percy". 1926
No. 3 "Clyde's mill". Andrew Barclay 0-4-0ST Stored in the display shed, no plans for a return to steam. Green 1928
"Lord Ashfield" Andrew Barclay Sons & Co. 0-6-0F Museum display. Red 1931
No. 4 Andrew Barclay 0-4-0ST Stored, awaiting restoration. NCB Black 1937
No. 3 Andrew Barclay 0-4-0ST Offsite at Fife Heritage Railway undergoing cosmetic restoration. Blue 1937
No. 6. Andrew Barclay 0-4-0TC On static display in the museum. Coalville Green 1942
No. 17. Hunslet Austerity 0-6-0ST Partially dismantled no plans for a return to steam. N/A 1943
No. 24. Andrew Barclay 0-6-0T Stored in the display shed, no plans for a return to steam. NCB Black 1953
No. 5. Hunslet Austerity 0-6-0ST Partially dismantled no plans for a return to steam. N/A 1955

Diesel/electric shunters

As with almost all of the preserved lines in Britain, diesel shunters are predominantly used to move rolling stock and locomotives around the yard at Bo'ness.

Number & name Description Current status Livery Date Photograph
None Fairfield Shipbuilding & Engine Co. Ltd. 4w 0-4-0 Static display in the museum. Dark Blue 1940
No. 1 Andrew Barclay 0-6-0DM Static display in the museum. Green 1941
262998 Ruston & Hornsby 4w Diesel-Mechanical 88DS 0-4-0 Static display N/A 1949
275883 Ruston & Hornsby 4w Diesel-Mechanical 88DS 0-4-0 Stored N/A 1949
No. P6687 Ruston and Hornsby 4w 0-4-0 Operational, regularly serves as a stock shunter. Green 1951
321733 Ruston & Hornsby Diesel-Mechanical 88DS 0-4-0 Operational. Green 1952
"Tiger" North British Locomotive Co. 4w 0-4-0DH Static display in the museum. Red 1954
"Texaco" No. 3 0-4-0DM Operational at Scottish Vintage Bus Museum. Red 1958
No. D3558. BR 0-6-0DE Class 08 Operational. BR Green 1958
No. D2767 BR 0-4-0 North British shunter Operational. BR Green 1960
No. 802 Ruston & Hornsby 4w 0-4-0DH Stored. N/A 1962
None Motor-rail Simplex 3 ft (914 mm) gauge 4wDM Stored Green 1970

Heritage diesels

Former main-line diesel locomotives are abundant on the Bo'ness Railway, and diesel galas are held each year.

Number & name Description Current status Livery Date Photograph
No. 20020 BR Bo-Bo Class 20 Out of service due to mechanical issues. BR Blue 1959
No. 25235 BR Bo-Bo Class 25 Undergoing overhaul. BR Blue 1964
No. 26038 BR Bo-Bo Class 26 Generator away for repairs. BR Blue 1959
No. 26024 BR Bo-Bo Class 26 Out of service for bogie overhaul. BR Blue 1959
No. 27001 BR Bo-Bo Class 27 Generator away for repairs. BR Blue 1961
No. 27005/D5351 BR Bo-Bo Class 27 Under overhaul in the MMPD. BR Blue 1962
No. 37025 "Inverness TMD" BR Co-Co Class 37 On loan to Colas Rail BR Blue Large Logo 1961
No. 37261 BR Co-Co Class 37 Under overhaul. DRS Blue
No. 37067/37703 BR Co-Co Class 37 Operational. BR Blue
No. 37403 "Isle of Mull" BR Co-Co Class 37 Main line operation. BR Blue Large Logo 1965
No. 47643 BR Co-Co Class 47 Operational. ScotRail 1965

Multiple units

The DMUs do not see much service.

Number & name Description Current status Livery Date Notes Photograph
Unit 51017+59404+79443+51043 BR Class 126 Operational BR Green 1959 (79443 was built in 1956) 51017, 59404 and 51043 are now virtually complete and form an operational unit. 79443 is undergoing a heavy body restoration.
Unit 303032 (formed of 75597+61503+75602) BR Class 303 Stored awaiting restoration. Strathclyde Black and Orange (61503 is in Carmine/Cream) 1959 61503 from unit 023 after 032s MBSO damaged by flashover

Coaching stock

The SRPS's stock at Bo'ness includes 67 passenger and light freight coaches. It is one of the most varied collections in the U.K.

LNER teak panel coaches

A small collection of LNER coaches reside at Bo'ness, though most of the collection has yet to be restored.

Number & name Description Current status Livery Date Photograph
No. 10021 Gresley Third Class Corridor Currently under restoration. Teak Finish 1924 ~
No. 62515 Gresley Brake Second Class Corridor Stored, awaiting restoration. Teak Finish 1924 ~
No. 644 Gresley Buffet Car Operational - Seen mostly on service train for private functions. Teak Finish 1937 ~
No. 4271 Gresley Full Brake Pigeon Van Stored, awaiting restoration. BR Blue 1940 ~
No. 13803 Thompson Third Class Tourist Open Operational. (Sees only occasional use) Teak Finish 1947 ~
No. Sc80417E BR-Built Thompson Brake Third Class Non-Corridor Operational. (Sees only occasional use) Teak 1951 ~
No. E1211 Gresley Sleeper First Class Corridor On Static Display. BR Blue-Grey 1935 ~

Norwegian coaches

Two of the railway's Norwegian coaches were originally restored and used on passenger trains, though they have since been grounded for other purposes.

Number & name Description Current status Livery Date Photograph
No. 5010 Norges Statsbane 4-wheeled Full Brake Now located in Leven and owned by Fife Heritage Railway Worn Red 1914 ~
No. 791 Norges Statsbane Bogie-Open Saloon Part of the Gauge O Guild Model Railway. Teak Finish 1923 ~
No. 663 Norges Statsbane Bogie-Open Saloon Part of the Gauge O Guild Model Railway. Teak Finish 1937 ~

Highland Railway coaches

The SRPS owns some of the last surviving HR coaches in existence today.

Number & name Description Current status Livery Date Photograph
No. 5 4-Wheeled Passenger Brake Van Static display in the museum. HR Green 1870 ~
No. 89 Coupé 6-Wheeled Composite Stored. HR Green 1909 ~
No. 57A Duke of Sutherland's Private Saloon Static display in the museum. HR Green & Cream? 1899 ~

LMS coaches
Number & name Description Current status Livery Date Photograph
No. 12059 Non-Corridor Third Class Compartment Stored in the open as little more than a shell. N/A 1930 ~
No. 37817 Luggage, Mail and Parcels Van Stored out in the open. N/A 1935 ~
No. M31036 Stanier (Period III) Full Brake Stored. N/A 1939 ~
No. 27389 BR-Built Third Class Open Currently undergoing restoration in the RCB. LMS Maroon 1948 ~
No. 27407 BR-Built Third Class Open Currently undergoing restoration in the RCB. N/A 1948 ~
No. 24725 BR-Built Corridor Composite Stored. LMS Maroon 1950 ~
No. DB999502 BR-Built Inspection Saloon Stored. LMS Maroon 1959 ~

Caledonian Railway coaches

Caledonian Railways stock was originally used with the CR 0-4-4T, but has seen little use of late due to the loco being out of traffic.

Number & name Description Current status Livery Date Photograph
No. 426 Caledonian Railway 9-Compartment Non-Corridor Stored out in the open in need of a full bodywork repair. N/A 1914 ~
No. 1375 Third Class Corridor Compartment Operational, used on private functions and at special events. CR Maroon and White 1921
No. 464 Brake Corridor Composite Operational, used on private functions and at special events. CR Maroon and White 1923

North British Railway coaches

As with the LMS and Caledonian coaches, none of the North British Railway coaches are in service on passenger trains.

Number & name Description Current status Livery Date Photograph
No. 1184 4-Wheeled Four Compartment Stored (body only). N/A Circa. 1870 ~
No. DE773090 6-Wheeled Composite Stored out of view (underframe only). N/A Circa. 1885 ~
N/A Third Class Six Compartment Body grounded on the platform at Birkhill. N/A N/A ~
No. 461 Invalid Saloon Repaint in progress.[2] NBR 1919
No. Sc3565E Third Class Corridor Compartment Used as a mess room. N/A 1921 ~
No. 467 Third Class Brake Stored. N/A 1921 ~

Glasgow & South Western Railway coaches
Number & name Description Current status Livery Date Photograph
N/A Third Class 5 Compartment (body only) Stored. N/A N/A, Before 1893 ~
No. 122 6-Wheeled Full Brake Static display in the museum. GSWR red 1901 ~
No. 731 Third Class Corridor Compartment Static display in the museum, pending restoration N/A 1914 ~

BR Mk1s

The BR Mk1s were an abundant type of coach on the mainline in the early days of BR steam, and like the BR Standards, were built to be both durable and easy to maintain. Today Mk1s make up over 95% of all Bo'ness trains, generally made of three or four of them in Carmine/Cream, SRPS LMS Maroon.

Number & name Description Current status Livery Date Photograph
No. 24895 MK1 SK Undergoing a bodywork overhaul. Carmine/Cream 1955 ~
No. 9237 Mk1 BSOT Operational. Green/Cream 1956 ~
No. 4215 Mk1 TSO Operational. BR Maroon 1956 ~
No. 15834 Mk1 CK Stored out in the open. BR Maroon 1956 ~
No. 4422 Mk1 TSO Operational. Carmine/Cream 1956 ~
No. 4529 Mk1 TSO Stored, awaiting repairs. Carmine/Cream 1957 ~
No. NNX80218 Mk1 BSK (Courier) Operational, not on passenger trains. BR Green 1958 ~
No. 35185 Mk1 BSK Operational, with main-line certification. SRPS LMS Maroon 1958 ~
No. 13228 Mk1 FK Stored Green/Cream 1959 ~
No. 13229 Mk1 FK Operational, with main-line certification. SRPS LMS Maroon 1959 ~
No. 13230 Mk1 FK Operational, with main-line certification. SRPS LMS Maroon 1959 ~
No. 4831 Mk1 TSO Operational, with main-line certification. SRPS LMS Maroon 1959 ~
No. 4832 Mk1 TSO Operational. Carmine/Cream 1959 ~
No. 4836 Mk1 TSO Operational, with main-line certification. SRPS LMS Maroon 1959 ~
No. 4844 Mk1 TSO Operational. Carmine/Cream 1959 ~
No. 4856 Mk1 TSO Operational, with main-line certification. SRPS LMS Maroon 1959 ~
No. 3096 Mk1 FO Operational, with Main-Line Certification. InterCity 1959 ~
No. 1730 Mk1 RBR Operational, with main-line certification. SRPS LMS Maroon 1960 ~
No. 4871 Mk1 TSO Used as a mess facility. Blue/Grey 1960 ~
No. 21241 Mk1 BCK Operational. Carmine/Cream 1961 ~
No. 5028 Mk1 TSO Operational. Carmine/Cream 1961 ~
No. 1866 Mk1 RMB Operational. Green/Cream 1961 ~
No. 1859 Mk1 RMB Operational, with main-line certification. SRPS LMS Maroon 1962 ~
No. 18788 Mk1 SK Stored, awaiting removal. Network SouthEast 1962 ~
No. 35304 Mk1 BSK Operational, used as a support coach. Carmine/Cream 1962 ~
No. NNX80221 Mk1 Courier (ex-BSK) Used as a mess facility on Bo'ness Platform 2. Blue/Grey 1962 ~
No. 35405 Mk1 BFK Operational, used on Santa Specials. Plain Maroon 1962 ~
No. 3115 Mk1 FO Operational, with main-line certification. SRPS LMS Maroon 1962 ~
No. 3150 Mk1 FO Stored, with main-line certification. BR Green 1962 ~
No. 80382 Mk1 POS On display. Royal Mail Red 1975 ~
No. 80437 Mk1 POT Being converted into a shop. Post Office Red 1976 ~

BR Mk3s
Number & name Description Current status Livery Date Photograph
No. 10535 Mk3a Sleeping Car Used as volunteer staff accommodation. InterCity 1982 ~
No. 10580 Mk3a Sleeping Car Caledonian Sleeper ~
No. 10668 Mk3a Sleeping Car Used as volunteer staff accommodation. InterCity 1982 ~

Other coaches

The Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway's stock includes rare, or even unique, builds for special purposes.

Number & name Description Current status Livery Date Photograph
None GNSR Royal Saloon Static display in the museum. GNSR 1897 ~
No. 245 WCJS Third Class Corridor Stored. N/A 1903 ~
No. 55 Glasgow District Subway Car Static display in the museum. Glasgow Subway Red 1901 ~

Freight stock

Due to a lack of loops mid-journey, demonstration freight trains are restricted to the yard at Bo'ness.

Mineral wagons

In the days of steam wagons like these would have been used to transport coal across the country and into England and Wales.

Number & name Description Current status Notes Livery Date Photograph
Callander Coal Company No. 286 4-Plank Open Wagon Static display in the museum. Grease axleboxes, wooden frame, block buffers. Previously worked at Clyde Ironworks. Rebuilt from a 7-plank open wagon. Callander Coal Company Grey N/A ~
Carron Company No. 755 3-Plank Open Wagon Static display in the museum. Built by Carron Ironworks. Dumb buffers. Brown Circa. 1890 ~
No. 65013 GSWR 8-Ton Double-Ended Static display in the museum. Number 65013 is fictitious. Fitted with NBR grease axleboxes, hence the North British Railway livery.[3] Loco Coal NB Grey Circa. 1890
No. 189 RCH 12-Ton 7-Plank Static display in the museum. Wooden frame, oil axleboxes. This wagon previously worked at multiple collieries in Fife for the National Coal Board, as No. 1098.[4] Kinneil Sandy Red 1930 ~
No. B579284 BR 16T Mineral Wagon Operational. Built by Pressed Steel at Linwood.[5] BR Grey 1957 ~
No. B555710 BR 16T Mineral Wagon Operational. Built by Teesside Bridge & Engineering.[6] BR Bauxite 1958 ~
No. B314632 BR 21T (with roller bearings) Operational. Built by BR at Derby.[7] BR Bauxite 1962 ~
No. B314633 BR 21T (with roller bearings) Operational. Built by BR at Derby.[8] BR Bauxite 1962 ~
No. B314636 BR 21T (with roller bearings) Operational. Built by BR at Derby[9] BR Rusted Grey 1962 ~
No. 350001 EWS 32.5T HCA Hopper Operational Built by BR at Faverdale.[10] EWS 1964 ~

Open wagons

These wagons would have been used for transportation of any goods in general

Number & name Description Current status Notes Livery Date Photograph
No. 51026 GNR 8T 4-Plank Open Static display in the museum. Wooden frame, oil axle boxes. Previously worked at RNAD Bandeath.[11] GNR Red 1880 ~
PSTO No. 40 NER 10T 7-Plank Open Static display in the museum. Originally a goods van, heavily rebuilt at Rosyth Dockyard.[12] Black 1910 ~
No. 93177 MR 10T 5-Plank Open Static display in the museum. Built by the MR at Derby.[13] MR Grey 1920 ~
4-Plank Bogie Open Stored. Built by Fairfield Bridge and Engineering at Chepstow.[14] Blue 1939 ~
No. 416133 13T 5-Plank Open Static display in the museum. Previously worked at Rosyth Dockyard, numbered No. 42 there.[15] LMS Bauxite 1943 ~
No. E 315913 13T Steel Open Operational. Built by BR to an LNER design at Shildon. Worked at Rosyth Dockyard and numbered No. 15 there.[16] BR Bauxite 1949 ~
No. B 458977 13T Steel Open Operational. Built by BR at Ashford.[17] BR Bauxite 1951 ~
No. B 722160 12T 5-Plank Shocbar Static display in the museum. Built by BR at Derby to an LMS design. Previously worked at Rosyth Dockyard, numbered No. 17 there.[18] BR Bauxite 1952 ~

Brake vans

Brake vans are traditionally used either in front of, or behind trains.

Number & name Description Current status Notes Livery Date Photograph
No. 437 CR Six-Wheeled 20-Ton Static display in the museum. Built by Clayton Wagons Ltd. at Lincoln. Previously worked at Gartshore Colliery.[19][20] CR Bauxite 1920 ~
No. 731916 LMS 20-Ton Operational. Built by the LMS at Derby/Wolverton. Previously worked at Comrie Colliery in Fife.[21][22] LMS Bauxite 1945 ~
No. 634355 LNER 20T Ballast Operational. Built by R.Y. Pickering.[23][24] LNER Blue 1948 ~
No. B951148 BR 20-Ton Operational, used on demo freights. Built by BR to an LNER design at Faverdale.[25][26] BR Grey 1951 ~
No. 993771 20T "Shark" Ballast Operational. Built by BRCW.[27][28] BR Black 1954 ~

Covered vans

These wagons were used to transport larger quantities of goods than open wagons,

Number & name Description Current status Notes Livery Date Photograph
3 Six-wheel Road Van Stores van. Body and underframe only. Used as an S&T store.[29] Blue N/A ~
SAXA Salt No. 252 10T Salt Van Static display in the museum. Body only. The van was in use as a hay store on a farm near Hawick. SAXA Salt livery visible; restored to original condition and placed on underframe of tank wagon no. 7.[30] SAXA Salt Yellow N/A
No. 5 10T Grain Hopper Van Static display in the museum. Built by Hurst Nelson at Motherwell. Ex-Leith General Warehousing Co. Ltd.[31] Grey 1897 ~
No. 7232 GSWR 10T Goods Van Static display in the museum. One of only two surviving GSWR wagons. It is on static display although has run a few times.[32] GSWR Grey 1900 ~
Leith General Warehousing No. 120 10T Grain Hopper Van Static display in the museum. Built by Hurst Nelson at Motherwell. Previously used by Leith General Warehousing Co. Ltd.[33] Leith General Warehousing Red 1903 ~
No. 55251 LNWR 'Tranship' Goods Van Static display in the museum. Built by the LNWR at Earlestown.[34] LNWR grey 1910 ~

Tanker wagons

Tankers were originally designed for the safe transportation of liquids.

Number & name Description Current status Notes Livery Date Photograph
TDE No. 691880 Fuel Tanker Stored. Tanker frame was originally an NBR H class tender. Withdrawn in 1936 and converted to sludge tender at Doncaster. By 1944, converted at Doncaster to a fuel tank to work with the LNER's diesel shunter J45s based at Doncaster.[35] Black. ~ ~
Scottish Tar Distillers No. 78 Rectangular Tanker Static display in the museum. North British Railway no. 27168. Built at Cowlairs by the NBR. Wooden frame.[36] Black 1877 ~
Oakbank Oil Company No. 13 10T Tanker Static display in the museum. Built by R.Y Pickering. The frame is steel. Wagon was grease axleboxes.[37] Black 1894 ~
No. A43 Shell BP Tanker Static display in the museum. Built by Chas Roberts. Wooden frame.[38] Black 1897 ~
Briggs, Dundee No. 20 14T Tanker Operational. Registered to the LNWR as No. 808. Steel frame.[39] Black 1918 ~
Briggs No. 17 14T Tanker Operational. Built by Chas Roberts. Registered with the LMS as No. 120090.[40] Black 1927 ~
DCL Distillers No. 206 20T Tanker Stored. Built by Metro Cammell.[41] Silver DCL 1930 ~
DCL Distillers No. 241 20T Tanker Stored. Registered with the LMS as No. 169672.[42] Silver DCL 1940 ~
BP Chemicals No. 4 20T Tanker Stored. Built by Hurst Nelson at Motherwell. Registered with the LMS as No. 160900.[43] BP Chemicals 1941 ~
No. 14 14T Nitric Acid Tanker Static display in the museum. Built by Hurst Nelson at Motherwell. Registered with the GWR as No. 407.[44] Grey 1941 ~
Distillers Company No. 252 20T Tanker Stored. Built by M&W Grazebrook at Dudley. Registered with British Railways as No. 183392.[45] Distiller's Co. Ltd Silver 1951 ~
BHC No. 261 20T Tanker Stored. Built by Hurst Nelson at Motherwell. Registered with British Railways as No. 560.[46] British Hydrocarbon Chemicals Silver 1956 ~
No. BPO67496 45T TTA Tanker Stored. Built by R.Y Pickering in Glasgow.[47] BP Green 1966 ~

Appearances in film, TV and media

See also

References
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  19. http://www.ws.rhrp.org.uk/ws/WagonInfo.asp?Ref=8806
  20. http://www.srpsmuseum.org.uk/10046.htm
  21. http://www.ws.rhrp.org.uk/ws/WagonInfo.asp?Ref=6881
  22. http://www.srpsmuseum.org.uk/10115.htm
  23. http://www.ws.rhrp.org.uk/ws/WagonInfo.asp?Ref=7889
  24. http://www.srpsmuseum.org.uk/90015.htm
  25. http://www.ws.rhrp.org.uk/ws/WagonInfo.asp?Ref=8782
  26. http://www.srpsmuseum.org.uk/10076.htm
  27. http://www.ws.rhrp.org.uk/ws/WagonInfo.asp?Ref=6896
  28. http://www.srpsmuseum.org.uk/10051.htm
  29. http://www.ws.rhrp.org.uk/ws/WagonInfo.asp?Ref=6757
  30. http://www.ws.rhrp.org.uk/ws/WagonInfo.asp?Ref=8804
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  34. http://www.ws.rhrp.org.uk/ws/WagonInfo.asp?Ref=6907
  35. http://www.ws.rhrp.org.uk/ws/WagonInfo.asp?Ref=11327
  36. http://www.ws.rhrp.org.uk/ws/WagonInfo.asp?Ref=6904
  37. http://www.ws.rhrp.org.uk/ws/WagonInfo.asp?Ref=6746
  38. http://www.ws.rhrp.org.uk/ws/WagonInfo.asp?Ref=6770
  39. http://www.ws.rhrp.org.uk/ws/WagonInfo.asp?Ref=6876
  40. http://www.ws.rhrp.org.uk/ws/WagonInfo.asp?Ref=6878
  41. http://www.ws.rhrp.org.uk/ws/WagonInfo.asp?Ref=6898
  42. http://www.ws.rhrp.org.uk/ws/WagonInfo.asp?Ref=6877
  43. http://www.ws.rhrp.org.uk/ws/WagonInfo.asp?Ref=6756
  44. http://www.ws.rhrp.org.uk/ws/WagonInfo.asp?Ref=6885
  45. http://www.ws.rhrp.org.uk/ws/WagonInfo.asp?Ref=6899
  46. http://www.ws.rhrp.org.uk/ws/WagonInfo.asp?Ref=6900
  47. http://www.ws.rhrp.org.uk/ws/WagonInfo.asp?Ref=8792
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