Coronation Observation Coach on Mid Norfolk Railway
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Coronation Observation Coach on Mid Norfolk Railway
From last very wet Saturday
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A couple of interlopers
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The King does look good, the last time I saw it it was in Woodhams yard. I thought its next movements would be to the cutters torch. On the observation coach, when was the "beever tail rebuilt?
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The Observation Saloons were rebuilt at Cowlairs in 1959, according to 'Gresley's Coaches', Harris, 1973.harvester wrote:The King does look good, the last time I saw it it was in Woodhams yard. I thought its next movements would be to the cutters torch. On the observation coach, when was the "beever tail rebuilt?
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G'Day Gents
Nice pictures, like the beavertail (pity it was rebuilt).
When I see the Blue King, I expect to see a yellow smokebox and a TOP's number
manna
Nice pictures, like the beavertail (pity it was rebuilt).
When I see the Blue King, I expect to see a yellow smokebox and a TOP's number
manna
EDGWARE GN, Steam in the Suburbs.
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manna wrote:G'Day Gents
Nice pictures, like the beavertail (pity it was rebuilt).
manna
The other beavertail is in the process of being rebuilt to original condition at Barrow Hill. 'Sawdust' who quite often posts on here did the bodywork receonstruction and I believe the next stage in the project is getting all the curved glass manufactured.