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Morris J2 Van - British Railways Southern Region
Catalogue information
LastDodo number
1397995
Area
Model cars
Title
Morris J2 Van - British Railways Southern Region
Brand
Manufacturer
Collection
Number
VA10606
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Variant
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Production year of the model car
2009
Number produced
First year of production original car
1956
Country of origin of the model
China
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The British Railways Southern Region was created in 1948 and survived until the mid 1980s, when British Rail were forced into organizing themselves as business sectors. The Southern Region's London stations included Victoria, Charing Cross, London Bridge, and Waterloo although the "region" extended as far as Guildford, Reading and Southampton. The J2 modeled was used as a "Permanent Way" by Southern Region track engineers in the early 1960s, carrying tools and spare parts to keep the railway running. The van's insignia, CM & EE DEPT, stands for Chief Mechanical and Electrical Engineer's Department. Limited Edition 1,300 pcs (with certificate)
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The British Railways Southern Region was created in 1948 and survived until the mid 1980s, when British Rail were forced into organizing themselves as business sectors. The Southern Region’s London stations included Victoria, Charing Cross, London Bridge, and Waterloo although the ‘region’ extended as far as Guildford, Reading and Southampton. The J2 modelled was used as a ‘Permanent Way’ van by Southern Region track engineers in the early 1960s, carrying tools and spare parts to keep the railway running. The van’s insignia, CM & EE DEPT, stands for Chief Mechanical and Electrical Engineer’s Department.
Limited Edition 1.300 pcs
(with certificate)