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Good Wagon in field in Birr, Co Offaly

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Goods Wagon, no wheels,

The wagon is on Nenagh rd just outside Birr, first field after last houses on bad bend, wagon on right as you leave town.

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Sorry i couldn't measure the wagon, was on private property and I on business driving past,

so i hopped over the wall, took the photos quickly. looks like 50's 60's Cie goods wagon

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i wanna take it home!

End to end joy

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above photo with vent, part rivited on this side upright on pressed steel angle iron, maybe its older than 1950's

then its bolted on at the other end of wagon , opp' end see below and 3rd pic down, could been repaired earlier wagon

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didnt see any markings

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the frame

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door hinge detail, i love rust, no realy, i go to great lenghts to capture rust on all sorts of old items, see those nuts, me thinks there 1950's

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below is door on far side, by road with flashing, looked like alloy not lead,

sorry was rushing, didnt think to check.

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below, as plywood was manufactured way back, no clues there, as too age

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ah sure what about another glorious view, smaller image than first pic, i noticed those boards on ground

and theres some yellowish green paint... ye are licking the lips by now

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is that a Cie logo? doubt it, but as timber expanded so did paint, maybe a sellers mark, drips and all

yummy. either great steel or not that old? i thought pins like this were 1930's not 1950's

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16 hours ago, popeye said:

Very good, you must have used a whole roll of film on that. :mutley2:

Hi pop's ,,  mutley is my fav', snigger ,   i no longer use rolls of film, plates my boy plates, had to resize the photos to upload to IRM, feels like waste of time now,

 

16 hours ago, minister_for_hardship said:

Bog standard CIE "H" van. Steel looks solid, could be restored with minimum difficulty. ( As a shed rather than a runner)

i was going to say with a bit of insulation it could be a dublin home!!! but i thought it better taste not to

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