This type of open cast-iron screen for male urinals, introduced by the Victorians, could be found in the middles of roads, in public parks and on...
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These distinctive huts were a common sight in many places around the country. They were the place where taxi drivers went for tea breaks and to log...
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This typically 1930's petrol garage would fit into the scene of many railways. After all, for those lucky enough to have a car, it was logical to...
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Single car timber style garage of a type used from the 1930's onward. Area; 68 x 56mm.
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A semi-mobile snack bar, found whenever there is a handful of thirsty men! They are still a common sight, often now selling burgers and hot dogs as...
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Coal facilities were essential for nearly all stations. Smaller stations had coal for heating, whilst those serving larger villages and towns would...
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Commercial vehicles arriving with goods to transport by rail were weighted to work out their levy. Area 82 x81mm.
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You can use this two-bay staithe to extend SS15 or to provide coal facilities for your engine shed. Area 104 x 53mm.
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These distinctive huts were a common sight in many places around the country. They were the place where taxi drivers went for tea breaks and to log...
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2 huts and a privy will help you to provide your house gardens with suitable huts. Although privies have generally gone out of use, they are still...
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