The Acquired Wagons of British Railways Volume 7 Hopper Wagons (Coal, Loco Coal, Coke, Iron Ore & Ballast) and Ballast Plough Brake Vans

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The Acquired Wagons of British Railways Volume 7 Hopper Wagons (Coal, Loco Coal, Coke, Iron Ore & Ballast) and Ballast Plough Brake VansThe Acquired Wagons of British Railways Volume 7 Hopper Wagons (Coal, Loco Coal, Coke, Iron Ore & Ballast) and Ballast Plough Brake Vans 25. 00 British Railways was created in 1948 when the Great Western, the London, Midland & Scottish, the London & North Eastern and the Southern were taken into public ownership. It inherited all their locomotives, passenger and goods rolling stock. Whilst much has been published on BR locomotives and passenger stock,

A special feature on the Bournemouth Belle in its last days with footage from Waterloo all the way down to Bournemouth

Welsh Doubles: Consecutively numbered 80079 and 80080 made history when they double-headed through the heart of Wales

many of them previously unpublished

and a few months later by the “Northamptonshire Branches” brake van tour with 2-6-0 No

Southern Steam: Main line steam on the Southern at last

507 and 321 re-liveried

Locations seen in this volume include Kings Cross

‘Large Prairie’ 4150 and the construction of new-build BR ‘Standard 3MT’ 82045

Farewell to BR: SR S15 No

including the Holywell Town and Dyserth branches

as is the web of tracks at Derby for its extensive Railways Works

Ventnor West