Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway Signalling School Model Railway Layout

PART OF:: Model, railway layout, Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway Signalling School

Made:: 1912 in Horwich

maker:: Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway

Colour light signal, Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway Signalling School

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Colour light signal, Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway Signalling School
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4 aspect colour light signal, from, Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway Signalling School model railway, built 1912, by L&YR and Bassett-Lowke Ltd, with associated equipment.

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Category:: Railway Models

Object Number:: 1995-7856/86

Materials:: metal (unknown), glass and paint

Measurements:: overall: 2636 mm x 783 mm x 740 mm,

type:: signal

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Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway Signalling School Colour Light Signal Head

Light head from 4 aspect colour light signal with shrouds, Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway Signalling School model railway, built 1912, by L&YR and Bassett-Lowke Ltd.

Measurements:: overall: 1210 mm x 600 mm x 520 mm,

Materials:: metal (unknown) , glass and paint

Object Number:: 1995-7856/86/1

type:: signal

Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway Signalling School Colour Light Signal Base

Base from 4 aspect colour light signal with shrouds, Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway Signalling School model railway, built 1912, by L&YR and Bassett-Lowke Ltd.