Bishop's Castle Signal Spectacles

Bishop's Castle Signal Spectacles

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Signal spectacles, with glasses, cast iron frame, probably Stevens, ex Bishop's Castle Railway.

Details

Category:
Signalling & Telecommunications
Object Number:
1997-7859
Measurements:
overall: 524 mm x 509 mm x 53 mm,
type:
signal spectacles
credit:
Pearce-Higgins, Selwyn

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