TVR 70 Clubman’s Composite Saloon (body only) built 1885

TVR 70 Clubman’s Composite Saloon (body only) built 1885

TVR 70 Clubman’s Composite Saloon (body only) built 1885
TVR 70 Clubman’s Composite Saloon (body only) built 1885

 

Present Location Worth Matravers
County Location Dorset
Designed For TVR
Built by Railway Carriage Company
Type SAL
First Number 70
Later Numbers 8018
Gauge 4ft 8 1/2in
Wheel Arrangement Body only
Additional Notes 4 wheel 26 ft long “Clubman’s Composite Saloon”, containing one First Class Saloon and two Second Class Compartments. One of two identical vehicles (the other being No. 69). Upgraded to an All First on 1.7.1923, renumbered to 8018 on 7.6.1924. W/drawn 25.12.1926. Became one of sixteen carriage bodies at Worth Matravers, of which this one now the last - located at White Lodge (opposite The Square and Compass), Worth Matravers, Dorset. The previous two (LSWR 6 wheelers) went to the Swanage Railway. By 04/17: front now partially obscured by an extension - see first additional photo below. 07/20: confirmed still in situ.
Owner Private
External Structural Condition Satisfactory
Underframe Condition Not Applicable
Degree of External Originality Some replaced/reproduced material
Degree of Underframe/Running Gear Originality Not Applicable
Degree of Underframe Authenticity Not Applicable
Rarity Unique
Historical Importance Some Interest
Storage Secure Open
Operating No
Survey Date 08/04/2014
Surveyor Steve Ehrlicher
Photo Date 08/04/2014
Photo by Steve Ehrlicher
At Risk No
Date Record Last Updated 22/08/2020

Ken Hartley 04/04/2017. Extension on front - see Notes above
Ken Hartley 04/04/2017. Extension on front - see Notes above

Roof showing centre raised section (ventilation only)
Roof showing centre raised section (ventilation only)


 

 










 





 

 

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