Phil Sutters' photos with the keyword: wagon

Used initially to transport horse-drawn carriages, whose owners rode in the train, these were painted in the lined blue of the passenger carriage stock with which they were marshalled. Later they may have carried motorcars. My drawing from this photo is at www.flickr.com/photos/phil-seaford/6882707463/in/set-7215...

This brake van is similar to No.34 in Highbridge in its heyday, but the handrail is higher the tare weight of 10.12.1 is painted at the right end, rather than stamped 10.12.0 at the left. 20 has S&DJR 20 stamped at the left end, whereas 34 has a large makers plate slightly left of centre. 20 has buffers that are more like loco ones but 34's are more standard wagon models. A model of no.21 is at www.flickr.com/photos/phil-seaford/8510561404/in/photostream It is interesting to note that this has been manually trimmed round or masked to remove background details. Most, not all, of the official photos follow this practice.

Chatham Historic Dockyard railway rolling stock For details of the dockyard railway's history and current state of preservation please see - www.kentrail.org.uk/Chatham Dockyard.htm

Chatham Historic Dockyard railway rolling stock. Note the square holes for stabilizing outriggers.

Chatham Historic Dockyard railway rolling stock

Chatham Historic Dockyard railway rolling stock - three photos of the same group of wagons from different angles.

Chatham Historic Dockyard railway rolling stock.