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MID4/9 was reclassified by BTHR as MID1/334 and is now under reference RAIL 491/335....
Catalogue reference: RAIL 491/680
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RAIL 491/680
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MID4/9 was reclassified by BTHR as MID1/334 and is now under reference RAIL 491/335. Number not used
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- Topics
- Railways
- Food and drink
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RAIL 491
Midland Railway Company: Records
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Records of the pre-nationalisation railway companies, pre-nationalisation canal and...
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Midland Railway Company: Records
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