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}}This ex-London Brighton & South Coast Railway 4-wheeled 5 plank open goods wagon is stored at [[Kidderminster Railway Museum]]. | }}This ex-London Brighton & South Coast Railway 4-wheeled 5 plank open goods wagon is stored at [[Kidderminster Railway Museum]]. | ||
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| + | The 5 plank opens were the most numerous of the LBSCR's wagon fleet. The company, however, never adopted RCH standards and as a result under Southern ownership these vehicles suffered withdrawals or put in departmental stock. Built with sheet rails these vehicles later had the ends cut down and tarp rails removed. A restored example, 3346 from 1914, can be found at the Bluebell Railway. | ||
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Revision as of 05:01, 16 September 2020
| LB&SCRLondon Brighton & South Coast Railway Open Goods Wagon 4365 | |
|---|---|
 LBSC 4365 | |
| Status | Awaiting restoration |
| Number | 4365 |
| History | |
| Built | 1921 |
| Diagram | 29, SRSouthern Railway Diagram 1369 |
| Lot | 47 |
| Type | 4-wheel 5-plank open |
| Capacity | 10 tons |
The 5 plank opens were the most numerous of the LBSCRLondon Brighton & South Coast Railway's wagon fleet. The company, however, never adopted RCHRailway Clearing House standards and as a result under Southern ownership these vehicles suffered withdrawals or put in departmental stock. Built with sheet rails these vehicles later had the ends cut down and tarp rails removed. A restored example, 3346 from 1914, can be found at the Bluebell Railway.
LBSC 4365 end view
See also
References
Railway Heritage Register Wagon Survey
