RA 9023 G.W.R. 1947 PATTERN BLOCK EX PENGAM JUNCTION SIGNAL BOX ship-zone-f AN ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF SIGNALLING

AN ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF SIGNALLING by Michael A Vanns

This metal string dispenser came from Camden locomotive shed and has 1B painted underneath

This lovely old wooden station sign with cast iron letters named SWANSEA is believed to have originated from Llandilo station and was part of the original Llanelly Railway

This was a small number of loco with only 54 being built between 191934 and 1939

RA 9023 G.W.R. 1947 PATTERN BLOCK EX PENGAM JUNCTION SIGNAL BOX ship-zone-f AN ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF SIGNALLINGA Great Western Railway 1947 pattern block indicator recovered by a signalman upon the box closure, this "ergonomic" block indicators were the new replacement for the Spagnoletti blocks which had given service for over 70 years. This instrument is complete and in ex box condition with a lovely patina, the pointers swing freely and coils respond to 12 volts.