Nameplates - Capital letters in different sizes

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Nameplates - Capital letters in different sizes

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I can't find the original post now, and the search facility won't "play ball" with my choice of search words :roll: , but I'm sure I noticed earlier that somebody had queried as "unusual" (possibly on an industrial loco?) the use of "all capitals" on a nameplate but with a larger capital letter to start a word. I had no time to reply at the time, but was surprised that somebody thought such nameplates unusual, so I've just double checked a few pictures. It was a standard style on GCR loco nameplates, at least.
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Guilty as charged M'lud I have M&W Nameplate DESPATCH behind me as i write, It was a general enquiry as i thought that it should be capitals for all letters(same size) or capital letter to start followed by lower case.
Hi interested in the area served by 52D. also researching colliery wagonways from same area.
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