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St Brides signal box 1930's

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Strathyre

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Thanks David, they are fantastic - I honestly never thought I'd ever see anything like them. I'll post a link to this page on the Caledonian Railway Association forum on a thread I started there some time ago.

Well done and thanks

Paul
 
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DJCT1980

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Thanks David, they are fantastic - I honestly never thought I'd ever see anything like them. I'l post a link to this page on the Caledonian Railway Association forum on a thread I started there some time ago.

Well done and thanks

Paul

Cheers I posted on the signalbox forum 2 years back but got side tracked and did not get the photos. But contacted my uncle and eventually got them. Hope others can enjoy them as I do :)
 

Strathyre

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Do my eyes deceive me or it the 'box made from wood with the planks being vertical?

Paul
 

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David : the Caledonian Railway Association has been trying to find detail photos of this box for years. We have an interior shot and one taken from the hill above. Thanks very much for posting!

John
 

DJCT1980

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No problem I knew they were somewhere as they belonged to my grandparents. I was unsure of where they went when my granny died but tracked them down to my uncle who passed them onto me. I would date these photos circa 1935. Any other information anyone needs I will try my best to help with :)
 

Strathyre

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Looking at the link below (to another discussion on the Signal Box forum) it looks very like a wooden-built version of the Drumvaich 'box

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1319&hilit=awe

Paul
 
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