A very nice bridge plate from the London, Brighton & South Coast Railway
A sign warning against trespassing from the South Eastern & Chatham Railway Companies
Finally for this time, a couple of Hornby Dublo wagons to add to the collection
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Photo of BR Coat of Arms from the Chasewater Railway Museum Collection
lions and wheels (British Railways’ lion emblems, 1949-1964).
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The first one, the North Staffordshire Railway Company Coat of Arms, we have had for a long time but has been kept in stores until recently.
The second one is a recent acquisition by our curator, a Rhymney Railway Coat of Arms.
The final one for now is a Chasewater Railway badge dated 1995, loaned to the Museum by a visitor from Burntwood after finding it at a Car Boot Sale.
Chasewater Railway Museum 