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This 50 ton capacity Bogie Well Wagon was built by GRCW in 1944 for the War Department, hence the designated telegraphic code ‘Warwell’. Its registration number was WD(M) 1150, although the original wagon number is unknown. It was later numbered 314153. | This 50 ton capacity Bogie Well Wagon was built by GRCW in 1944 for the War Department, hence the designated telegraphic code ‘Warwell’. Its registration number was WD(M) 1150, although the original wagon number is unknown. It was later numbered 314153. | ||
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Revision as of 09:20, 16 October 2017
This 50 ton capacity Bogie Well Wagon was built by GRCWGloucester Railway Carriage and Wagon Company in 1944 for the War Department, hence the designated telegraphic code ‘WarwellTelegraphic code signifying an ex War Department Well Trolley’. Its registration number was WD(M) 1150, although the original wagon number is unknown. It was later numbered 314153.
The wagon is seen in the photograph outside Bridgnorth Boiler Shop.
Sources
Railway Heritage Register Wagon Survey
Links
WD 314153 on vintagecarriagestrust.org
