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London & North Eastern Railway locomotive department

London & North Eastern Railway locomotive department

1932

Two memoranda from J H Burns, Traffic Manager, New Brighton, Wirral Railway, to Mr Weaver, Birkenhead Docks re. excursion bookings and about changing posters on Mersey Stations, and replacing machines on station by British United Automatic Machine Company Limited

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1903

Memoranda from J H Burns, Traffic Manager, New Brighton, Wirral Railway, to Mr Weaver, Birkenhead Docks re. excursions bookings 1st October 1903 and until further notice. For the Wiral area.

memoranda

1903-09-28

Memoranda, foolscap paper, Railway Executive instruction no. 297 Lettering of Rolling Stock and no. 309 Re-Numbering of Locomotives, 16 and 31 March 1948. Issued by the Railway Executive from the Works Manager's Office, Ashford Works. Re the lettering and re-numbering of Southern Region stock.

Lettering of Rolling Stock; Re-Numbering of Locomotives

1948-03-16; 1948-03-31

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