handlamp issued to Royal Guard Mr W.H. Horwill
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Guard’s handlamp, London Brighton & South Coast Railway, with circular brass plate on the chimney engraved with a ‘B’ for Brighton, issued to Mr W.H. Horwill, who was a British Railways (Southern Region) Royal Guard, based at Clapham Junction, had 51 years of railway service and was on duty on the funeral train of Winston Churchill on 30th January 1965.