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British Railways Black Livery
the Throckley Coal Company owned a number of pits to the west of Newcastle
worked Stafford to Crewe then Crewe to Stafford on the same tour
As ‘Sprinterisation’ started to bite from the mid 1980s
432477/1959 - British Railways No. 83 - BR Green - DCC Sound Fitted Wagon Type_IIA Biomass British Railways Black LiveryRuston 432477 was built new for British Railways, being delivered to the North Eastern Region Civil Engineers Department at Etherley Tip in Witton, County Durham on 5 January 1959. Expired track ballast and materials were dumped at Etherley in the post war years, with the ballast being removed from the wagons, then passed over a screen to separate the 'fines' and muck from the bigger bits of stone. The fines would be dumped in the nearest low spot,
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