37-280A BR 27T Steel Tippler 'Lancashire Steel Manufacturing' Dark Grey No.13 Coach-Packs but now commonly termed ‘Curly

but now commonly termed ‘Curly Roof Vans’

school or other public building

Peacock in Manchester in 1928

our flat fronted Duple Britannia is registered TBD 1 and the destination panel below the windscreen indicates it is heading for the British Coach Rally 1959 which was held in Brighton

37-280A BR 27T Steel Tippler 'Lancashire Steel Manufacturing' Dark Grey No.13 Coach-Packs but now commonly termed ‘CurlyThe 27 Ton Steel Tippler Wagons were built during the mid twentieth century and whilst most were built for the British Railways fleet, a small number were used by private owners. The wagons carried bulk materials like ore, chalk and sand, and having no doors, these wagons were unloaded by means of a rotary tippler. This Bachmann Branchline boasts features like metal buffer heads, separate brake gear, NEM couplings and blackened metal wheelsets, making