Bogie Utility Vans
| In addition to four wheel utility vans, the Southern Railway built bogie vans which had gangway connections for when in use as luggage vans attached to passenger stock. |
| This view shows a bogie luggage van at Hither Green in service use. It has been fitted
with wider than usual doors and is believed to be DS 70141, ex-2462, which is
now preserved on the Bluebell Railway. Note that originally it had been
equipped with gangway connectors.
photograph by John Lewis |
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This is another bogie luggage van, believed to be 081615, originally 2476.
Seen at Battersea, it has also lost its gangway connectors.
photograph by John Lewis |
| The SR built 4595 in 1938. Seen here in the 1970s at Clapham
Junction. The livery was blue.
photograph by John Lewis |
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Ex SR bogie Scenery van in use by Chipmans NoMix Weedkiller train at
Clapham Junction 1996. CC99015.
photograph by John Lewis |
| Ex SR bogie Scenery van for use by Chipmans Weedkiller train
in New Cross Gate sidings. Early livery c 1981. Believed to be CC99014.
photograph by John Lewis |
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Ex SR bogie Scenery van in use by the Chipmans NoMix Weedkiller train at
Clapham Junction March 1995. A clean CC99014, so the livery can be seen.
photograph by John Lewis |
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This page was last updated 3 December 2002
