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Wagon Plates and Markings Decal Type Selection
Repairs Plates

This page shows the range of wagon solebar plate or marking decals available in this group. To use it to select a paricular decal type, please click on the button below the relevant illustration. This will take you back to the main wagon plates and markings decals page while setting the decal type to that of the illustration you have selected. There you will be able to make changes to the basic plate or marking decal you've selected here.

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Repairs Plate
Birmingham RCW Co

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Bolton RCWI Co

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British Wagon Co

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Cambrian Wagon Co

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RJ & M Carr

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E Eastwood

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Gloucester RCW, A

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Gloucester RCW, B

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Hurst Nelson

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Charles Roberts

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Standard RW Co

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Wagon Repairs, A

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Wagon Repairs, B

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Wagon Repairs, C

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Generally Repaired

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Notes

Many private owner wagons, especially those owned by the larger leasing and building companies, were fitted with plates giving details who should be contacted should the wagon be in need of repair.

Private owner wagons were required to be inspected every few years, and have any faults found put right. On successful completion a new "Generally Repaired" plate was fixed to the solebar on both sides. This gave details of the date of the inspection/repair, and the company responsible for carrying it out. The interval between such inspections is not known; the railway companies generally used a 7 year cycle between major overhauls and repainting for their own wagons, the interval for private owner wagons could well have been similar.

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