22201 BEDFORD TK ARTIC 1 AXLE FLATBEDIn the 1960s British Railways had an extensive fleet of these Bedford workhorses which took freight from the rail depots all over the U.K. to its final destinations. 420 PRO Fleet number 5760 BGO, is painted in British Railways colours of maroon and cream. |
20118 BEDFORD OBOne of several OB owned by British Railways, used as a relief vehicle. FWO 615 fleet number 1229W is seen carrying the B.R. totem in the offside blind. |
20119 BEDFORD OBOur second version of the OB in British Railways livery is significantly different from the first, as it carries no destination blinds or legal lettering. As with many vehicles from this fleet HWO 881 fleet number 1203 W, displays the famous B.R. totem centrally on its roof. |
22204 BEDFORD TK ARTIC FLATBEDIn an alternative B.R. maroon and cream livery, 116 CKV Fleet number 2WE 9333 E is carrying a standard British Railways Rail Freight container. |
22205 BEDFORD TK ARTICIn the smart yellow and black livery of British Railways "Door to Door" service, NNK 305D, fleet number 8VA 2308D M carries the parcel logo not only on the cab doors but also on the container load. |
20503 AEC REGAL Another very interesting coach owned by B. R.,was the Regal half cab. HKL 842, fleet number 851 SO M which was located and used in the Midlands area. |