LMS Carriage alarm sticker

[Nutmeg]

Hello all. I have a very specific question!
I'm working on a TV drama set in 1937 and we have some scenes inside an LMS carriage.
I need to cover up some modern notices.
One of which says:
ALARM
PULL THE CHAIN
PENALTY FOR IMPROPER USE £25.

Does anyone out there have an image of what the 1937 equivalent should look like?
I've found a couple online. Would these be suitable?
Thanks.

 

[30907]

Of the two, the stock photo looks more convincing. £5 would be the right amount.

See what the experts on here come up with....

 

[wellhouse]

The Vintage Carriages Trust should be able to help you:

admin@vintagecarriagestrust.org

 

[Taunton]

I presume the operation is by pulling a short exposed length of chain in a 1930s vehicle, so it should say that. Always known as the "Communication Cord" by passengers. Fine in the 1930s would be £5, which lasted until the 1970s when it was increased. The wording "Penalty for improper use" and the fine (originally 40 shillings in the 19th century I believe) was as stipulated in the 1868 Regulation of Railways Act, which made the equipment compulsory.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regulation_of_Railways_Act_1868

 

[grumblingalong]

I can't help with the detail, but thankyou for actually making an effort to get it right. You will prevent much rage when your drama airs!

 

[Ash Bridge]

I can't help with the detail, but thankyou for actually making an effort to get it right. You will prevent much rage when your drama airs!

Seconded!