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26835 |
18/3/51 |
391 |
CCT E1 |
Purley |
This car was built in 1927 and scrapped in March 1952 at Penhall Road. |
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26836 |
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391 |
CCT E1 |
Thornton Heath |
This car was built in 1927 and scrapped in March 1952 at Penhall Road. |
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26837 |
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391 |
E1. |
Brixton |
This car was built in 1927 and scrapped in March 1952 at Penhall Road. |
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26838 |
|
392 |
E1. |
Catford |
This car was built in 1927 and scrapped in March 1952 at Penhall Road. Some time in the 1930's CRD fitted an LCC style plough carrier instead of the Croydon 'Oval' one. |
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26839 |
30/12/51 |
392 |
E1. |
Downham |
Ploughing up at the change-pit. Some time in the 1930's CRD fitted an LCC style plough carrier instead of the Croydon 'Oval' one.
This car was built in 1927 and scrapped in March 1952 at Penhall Road. |
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26840 |
|
392 |
E1. |
Abbey Wood |
Just about to reverse on the Owenite Street Crossover.
Some time in the 1930's CRD fitted an LCC style plough carrier to this car instead of the Croydon 'Oval' one.
This car was built in 1927 and scrapped in March 1952 at Penhall Road. |
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26841 |
1911 |
575 |
G. |
Holloway |
An order was placed with The British Thomsom-Houston Company Ltd. in March 1910 for "control apparatus for subway cars (class 'G') This followed an enquiry that BT-H had prepared earlier for the LCC. By December 1910 the two G-Class cars numbers 575 and 572 had been equipped for use as a two car coupled set with brakes and all four motors being controlled from either end of the set as shown here.
Please see the information article "The LCC Coupled Cars" for more information |
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26842 |
1911 |
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|
Holloway |
An order was placed with The British Thomsom-Houston Company Ltd. in March 1910 for "control apparatus for subway cars (class 'G'). The control apparatus is shown here.
In December 1910 the two G-Class cars numbers 575 and 572 had been equipped for use as a two car coupled set with brakes and all four motors being controlled from either end of the set.
Please see the information article "The LCC Coupled Cars" for more information |