Southwold Open Goods Wagon

Name: Southwold Open Goods Wagon
Brand: Bole Laser Craft

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A four wheel , open goods wagon as used by the Southwold Railway in Suffolk This model kits makes a Southwold open goods wagon. The Southwold Railway was a 3 foot narrow gauge railway operating in Suffolk between 1879 and 1929. It was a “common carrier” railway, i.e. one that carried fare paying passengers and provided a general goods carrying service. On opening the Southwold Railway purchased its rolling stock from Bristol Wagon and Carriage Works Ltd including 19 open goods wagons. The rounded ends were to support tarpaulins however photos show variations in the amount of curvature on diffe

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Southwold Open Goods Wagon

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