Genesis 6w - LMS Lined Crimson Lake/Royal Mail - Twin Pack G Wagon Type_Weedsprayer FYA 610096 debranded + Suez

FYA 610096 debranded + Suez (G064)

Individual vehicle numbering was indicated by use of numbers in the 22xxx range

37421 is still a regular atop PLPR (Plain Line Pattern Recognition) and UTU (Ultrasonic Testing Unit) formations and is expected to remain a key component of the operator’s fleet for several years to come

Also evident are slightly more polished areas than it would have had during squadron service as well as the mandatory OHLE warning flashes on the step areas

Impedance (Z)4 Ohms

Genesis 6w - LMS Lined Crimson Lake/Royal Mail - Twin Pack G Wagon Type_Weedsprayer FYA 610096 debranded + SuezOur final offering for this run relates to the use of six wheeled vans as mail bag, parcel tender, and stowage vans in LMS Travelling Post Office trains of the 1930s. In much the same way that a steam locomotive employs a tender to carry coal and water, a mail and parcels train may require a tender to carry unsorted mail bags and parcels. These items were often picked up en route, particularly when TPO trains were marshalled at a central location from