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@seagoebox many thanks for looking.

@seagoeboxThe mystery continues. Could you scan the other plates for 136.6 if you have time?

@seagoebox Could you look in plate 10 if there is a mention of 136.6 anywhere?

What year are they from?

@seagoebox Interesting!! Is there a searchable database of gradients? Would be interested in identifying the gradient sign in the picture. I believe it is from the southeast.

I thought this one was unusual with a gradient of one in 136.6? Seems very specific? I believe it is GSWR.

Can anyone use tidy these wagons in the Mallow line in 1971? From an IRRS video? They are being pulled behind oil wagons. https://youtu.be/wGZOSz_1Co8?si=9k3TOmXM5-dw26ql

I believe it was connected to a Miniature Electronic Staff instrument. It looks to be the same pattern if a little less warn:

Hi folks, Is this an Annett's key for a point lever? It has the letter B on it,very faint.

Would anyone know where I can belt a copy of the bell codes used between signalmen on the Irish railways? Did all companies use the same codes or were these standardised at a later date?

Lovely photo off Facebook suggesting the photo was taken in the 1930s. What type of carriages are they? 6 wheelers?

Good afternoon, Can I ask for assistance in identifying this loco? Might it be a GSR Class D14 / GS&WR Class 60 4-4-0?

And the damp! Would.it be possible to move in once piece at this stage of their is deterioration of the frame?

Some further helpful clarification from the guys today. Our free shipping for all EU orders is now over €150. However, for small parts, accessories and also some decoders(slow sellers or for older runs), these are shipped from our warranty team in Darlington, or Dublin. This allows us to continue to offer these items, which are not suited to shipping from our main warehouse, which is a large fulfillment operation. The postage on those orders are charged based on the appropriate Royal Mail tarriff, which the system will apply at the checkout.

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