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[[<!--IMAGE FILE-->File: SR_1174_20150307GWR 41277 4 plank Open Goods Wagon.jpg|thumb|centre|300px|link=<!--PAGE TO LINK TO-->SR 1174 Parcels and Miscellaneous Van GWR 41277 4 plank Open Goods Wagon | 1174 was designated Built in 1890 at Swindon to Diagram O.21, Lot 556, 41277 is the oldest wagon on the SVR. It is also the oldest known surviving and only complete example of over 18,000 four plank open wagons built by the Southern Railway as a Parcels GWR between 1886 and Miscellaneous Van or “PMV”1902. It was built at Ashford circa 1935-36bought by [[The GWR 813 Preservation Fund]] in 1984 from Sharpness Docks, and was used to carry livestock, newspapers, mail and parcels. After leaving revenue-earning service where it is believed it was used as a tool and mess van for point heater fitters before had been since being moved to Cohen’s Scrap Yard at Kingsburycondemned by the GWR in 1935. [[<!--PAGE TO LINK TO-->SR 1174 Parcels and Miscellaneous Van GWR 41277 4 plank Open Goods Wagon | (Full article...)]]]]