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Andy Sollis-  Churnet Valley model Railway Dept. - 25 Jun 2004 20:57 GMT
Hi All,

   I managed to get hold of the 1955 copy of the Book by "Manifold" about
the Leek & Manifold Light Railway.....Inside it referees to "The British
Transport Commission". I know these chaps have gone, but what did they
become?

Reason for asking is that they had one of the headlamps from the Kitson
locos. I'm wondering (again if anyone knows please tell) what happened to
this.. Is it in the National collection at the NRM but stored? or in private
hands?

By the way, this weekend celebrates the 100th anniversary since this unique
narrow gauge line opened for its short 30 years of business.

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Andy Sollis
CVMRD
http://www.cvmrd.freeserve.co.uk - Home of the Churnet Valley Model Railway
Department
http://www.kachuzyn.fsnet.co.uk  -The Leek & Manifold Valley Light Railway
pages.
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thorodin - 25 Jun 2004 21:09 GMT
Hi Andy,

Have a look at this web site, http://ndad.ulcc.ac.uk/AH/37/detail.html , it
gives quite a comprehensive write up about how the British Railways Board
suceeded the British Transport Commission.

Cheers

John Willumsen

"Andy Sollis- Churnet Valley model Railway Dept."
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Andy Sollis-  Churnet Valley model Railway Dept. - 26 Jun 2004 13:31 GMT
"thorodin" <thorodin@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote
Hi Andy,

Have a look at this web site, http://ndad.ulcc.ac.uk/AH/37/detail.html , it
gives quite a comprehensive write up about how the British Railways Board
succeeded the British Transport Commission.

Cheers

John Willumsen

John,

   Thanks for this. Will check later. Am still on a measly 56K
(38.000-44.000bps at best) and don't get that much time to trawl the
internet, so suggestions in advance are very useful.

Andy
 
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