Iron Mink Wagon converted into a salvage van, c. 1940

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Iron Mink Wagon converted into a salvage van, c. 1940

This special salvage van was converted from an iron mink wagon. It was used to collect scrap from principal stations on the GWRs network and deliver it to a number of the Companys Stores Department depots for re-sorting. The van was fitted out with four separate bins for specific types of material and was coloured bright blue with bright white lettering

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Wagon World War 2

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