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B2237-2 Screws, for first class railway carriage door, metal, originally third class carriage 16N, later workman’s van W363, timber / iron, made by Joseph Wright & Sons, Saltley, Birmingham, England, 1856, used on second railway in New South Wales, the Great Northern Railway between Newcastle and. Click to enlarge.
  • Image 1 of 2, B2237-2 Screws, for first class railway carriage door, metal, originally third class carriage 16N, later workman’s van W363, timber / iron, made by Joseph Wright & Sons, Saltley, Birmingham, England, 1856, used on second railway in New South Wales, the Great Northern Railway between Newcastle and. Click to enlarge
  • Image 2 of 2, B2237-2 Screws, for first class railway carriage door, metal, originally third class carriage 16N, later workman’s van W363, timber / iron, made by Joseph Wright & Sons, Saltley, Birmingham, England, 1856, used on second railway in New South Wales, the Great Northern Railway between Newcastle and. Click to enlarge

Screws for first class railway carriage door

Front and rear door screws

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B2237 Railway carriage, first class, originally third class carriage 16N, later workmans van W363, timber / iron, made by Joseph Wright & Sons of Saltley, Birmingham, England, 1856, used on second railway in New South Wales, the Great Northern Railway between Newcastle and East Maitland, in 1857, re
Railway carriage used on first railway in New South Wales
1856

Summary

Object No.

B2237-2

Object Statement

Screws, for first class railway carriage door, metal, originally third class carriage 16N, later workman’s van W363, timber / iron, made by Joseph Wright & Sons, Saltley, Birmingham, England, 1856, used on second railway in New South Wales, the Great Northern Railway between Newcastle and East Maitland, in 1857, rebuilt as a first class carriage by apprentices at Apprentice Training College, Public Transport Commission of NSW, Chullora, New South Wales, 1972-1973

Physical Description

Front and rear door screws

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https://ma.as/211440

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{{cite web |url=https://ma.as/211440 |title=Screws for first class railway carriage door |author=Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences |access-date=31 March 2023 |publisher=Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences, Australia}}

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