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Signalling Block Switch

Signalling Block Switch

Block switch, London Midland & Scottish Railway

Monkwearmouth Signal Box Block Switch

Block switch

Block switch

Box A Block Switch, wood, with brass fittings, LMSR type, usec to switch box A out of section between box T and box B. Located on model railway layout, gauge 1, Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway Signalling School, built 1912, by L&YR and Bassett-Lowke Ltd, with associated equipment.

Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway Signalling School Model Railway Layout

1912

Block switch, for switching out block section on closure of signalbox.

Block switch

Block Switch, used to demonstrate the procedure of 'switching' the signal box in or 'out' of section; polished wood with brass fittings. Located on model railway layout, gauge 1, Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway Signalling School, built 1912, by L&YR and Bassett-Lowke Ltd, with associated equipment.

Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway Signalling School Model Railway Layout

1912

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