4608 Posted September 1, 2021 Share Posted September 1, 2021 As I review Michael Harris’s books on LNER coaches I find reference to three types of third-class seating in the inter-war years, as follows: · Until 1932 - Fawn rep with brown buttons, brown leathercloth armrests & piping. Which I take as being as illustrated in the following picture of rep circa 1930. The second picture from the corridor brake 3rd is much lighter, probably due to the lighting (Sorry, I cannot recall the source of this one). Which is closest to the actual fabric shade please? The second question relates to the 1930s. Harris mentions two types used after 1932: · (With intermediate armrests) Special brown moquette · (Without armrests) Ordinary brown moquette Can anyone enlighten me as to what these two patterns were? Were they the same material pattern as before in moquette instead of rep or a new pattern? What did they look like? Any help would be appreciated here. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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