Mixed trains

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FelixM
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Re: Mixed trains

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Hi,

did mixed trains have a dedicated train category / headcode / bell code or was the usual branch passenger code used?

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Re: Mixed trains

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FelixM wrote:Hi,

did mixed trains have a dedicated train category / headcode / bell code or was the usual branch passenger code used?

Regards,
Felix
Mixed trains would normally be signalled as ordinary passenger trains (I have a few WTTs from the early 50's and any mixed trains were shown as class B passengers with a column note stating it to be a mixed train
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