railway wagon

The railway wagon industry is one of the town's landmarks.

These should fit existing railway wagons, which the F1 did not.

He later worked as a wood machinist in a railway wagon works.

All the other bodies have been dumped into railway wagons passing behind the house and are now far away.

Ageing railway wagons continue to run along old lines, now turned orange with rust.

There is a loading bank for railway wagons in front of the kilns.

Five guns and two complete equipments on railway wagons were produced.

The company built railway wagons through the 1920s.

The town developed around the lace-making and railway wagon industries in the nineteenth century.

To film scenes with snow during summer, 100 railway wagons brought salt to the set in Pomerania.

On the ferry to Sweden, railway wagons are transported in addition to road vehicles.

It was reduced to repairing engines and maintaining railway wagons.

No explanation was given, least of all to the thousands of workers living in converted railway wagons around the site.

Used between the two railway wagon or bogies.

The Alpini arrive on the front after days of transport in railways wagons.

In Deventer, a number of railway wagons came loose.

The company produced a variety of railway wagons, tank wagons and components.

The jobs in Long Eaton were making lace and railway wagons.

The railway wagons were loaded with coal and shunted alongside the ship.

Road transport enters the depot from a road and can park next to waiting railway wagons.

A railway wagon cleaning works is located near Whitehill Road.

The company also built many railway wagons, as well as trams for several local authorities.

In the background, a railway wagon awaits collection.

A three-ton lorry, and two twenty-tonne railway wagons were destroyed almost immediately.

Mr Clark was nowhere around so I went over to the railway wagon and opened the half door.