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Hello. Not sure if this is the right place to ask this but felt more right than others.

Im looking for information on this wagon. I cant seem to find anything.

Dimensions, drawings, photos, history, anything would be helpful.

I have one picture or a model of it and it doesnt help me much.

Photo does NOT belong to me.

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Thank you for any help you can give.

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Bob Essery's Volume Two of Midland Wagons gives two diagrams of 'Traction Wagons'. Both are 11ft wb, 20ft over headstocks and with 14ft flat decks. The first covers 112 wagons built between 1880 and 1906 which were described in the Lot Book as 10T Implement Wagons. The second covers 12 wagons built between 1909 and 1914 plus 40 more built by the LMS in 1929 which one of the photographs inicates were rated at 12 Tons. The wagon number on your model (what's its provenance btw) is not one of those given in the text.

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Bob Essery's Volume Two of Midland Wagons gives two diagrams of 'Traction Wagons'. Both are 11ft wb, 20ft over headstocks and with 14ft flat decks. The first covers 112 wagons built between 1880 and 1906 which were described in the Lot Book as 10T Implement Wagons. The second covers 12 wagons built between 1909 and 1914 plus 40 more built by the LMS in 1929 which one of the photographs inicates were rated at 12 Tons. The wagon number on your model (what's its provenance btw) is not one of those given in the text.

Could I possibly have some scans of those?

What do you mean by provenance?

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Could I possibly have some scans of those?

What do you mean by provenance?

 

1 - I'll see what I can do. If you PM me your e-mail address I think copyright laws will allow me to send you a scan for your own personal use only.

 

2 - Where did the wagon come from from? Was it a kit or scratch built? What scale is it?

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