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Great Western Railway

Carriages

Although originally designed by the Midland for their own domestic use and on the Scottish Joint Stock passenger services, the Brecon & Merthyr bought many examples at the end of their Midland service life. In 1923 they became part of the GWR carriage stock. . As most were scrapped in 1928, we suspect that not many were repainted in the GWR livery if indeed any.

Clayton arc roof bogie carriages
Although originally designed by the Midland for their own use, some of the Dgm 490 & 502 carriages were purchased by the Midland & South Western Junction Railway at the end of their Midland service life. In 1923 they became part of the GWR carriage stock. As most were scrapped by 1924/5, we suspect none were repainted in the GWR livery.

Non passenger coaching & goods stock

	10t low sided goods wagon A versatile general freight wagon seen throughout the UK rail network,often on slate traffic.
	Diagram N6: Horsebox Small horse box with with separate groom's compartment, often used to transport race horses over the UK. One survived in engineers use till 1961.

supplies a range of Great Western Railway rolling stock components see here for detrails.

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