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1914 - 1919 Three new munitions wagons












Glencairn

Fairbairn Lawson's Leeds were manufacturers of metal goods. During the war they changed production to small arms and munitions
Two wagons loaded with boxes of small arms.





A freight train heading south to Dewsbury Savile Town Goods Yard.



Glencairn

Good stuff. I like the munitions wagons.

Sovereign Street is one of my favorite layouts here.

Walkingthedog wrote: ↑Mon Feb 03, 2025 6:41 pm Good stuff. I like the munitions wagons.

Thank you for the kind words WTD.
I have few munitions wagons. Got to keep supplying the boys at the front.

Chops wrote: ↑Tue Feb 04, 2025 4:01 am Sovereign Street is one of my favorite layouts here.

Glad you like it, Chops. Just a fun layout that is a little different.

Glencairn

Hello glencairn,

Would you happen to know if any of these munition wagons would have gone on to be used in wwII ? I have seen similar wagons for sale but have held off until I gather a little more information,

Cheers, Lee.

OOLee wrote: ↑Tue Feb 04, 2025 1:47 pm Hello glencairn,

Would you happen to know if any of these munition wagons would have gone on to be used in wwII ? I have seen similar wagons for sale but have held off until I gather a little more information,

Cheers, Lee.

Sure Lee. Most munitions wagons I have were seen in WW2. Would they be seen in WW1? Some not. I love the variety of wagons and Rule 1 comes into place.

Obviously the L&Y and NBR ones are WW1.

I bought my wagons from Wessex Wagons, Yeovil Railway Centre. No affiliation.

Glencairn

Thank you for the information glencairn, greatly appreciated

Cheers, Lee.