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Index of British Railways Western Region Signalling Drawings 1 Angle of Make & Break Contact 1 2 Annett's Lock & Key 2 3 Annett's Lock & Key (Full Size Detail) 2 4 Signalman's Aid to Memory (Full Size Detail) 3 5 Signalman's Aid to Memory (Section) 3 6 Signalman's Aid to Memory (Method of Fixing) 3 7 Signalman's Aid to Memory (Method of Fixing Wrought Iron Bracket) 3 8 Vertical Standard for Signalman's Aid to Memory (Full Size) 3 9 Bolts and Nuts Standard Drawing (Full Size) 4 10 Bolts and Nuts Standard Drawing Special Bolts and Nuts 4 11 Bolts and Nuts Fish Plate and Fang Bolts 4 12 Method of fixing Brass Plates Full Size Details of Standards 5 13 Method of fixing Brass Plates Full Size Details of Standards (New Method) 5 14 Bessermer Steel Forgings. Forgings for Drop Hammer 6 15 Bessermer Steel Forgings. Forgings for Drop Hammer 6 16 Bessermer Steel Forgings. Forgings for Drop Hammer 6 17 Bessermer Steel Forgings. Forgings for Drop Hammer 6 18 Bessermer Steel Forgings. Forgings for Drop Hammer 6 19 Bessermer Steel Forgings. Piston Rod Forging for Steam Hammer and Crosshead for Engine (Wrought Iron) 6 20 Bessermer Steel Forgings. Forging for Lock Rolling Machine 6 21 Bessermer Steel Forgings. Forgings for Drop Hammer 6 22 Bessermer Steel Forgings. Forgings for Drop Hammer 6 23 Brass Lever Badges (Cast) 7 24 Plinth Bricks 8 25 Ridge Tile 8 26 Bridges & Brackets for Signals & Signal Boxes Gloucester Station (Signals on Platform Veranda) 9 27 Bridges & Brackets for Signals & Signal Boxes Bristol East Depot No.2 Box Signal Bridge 9 28 Bridges & Brackets for Signals & Signal Boxes Dr Days Bridge Junction Signal Bridge 9 29 Bridges & Brackets for Signals & Signal Boxes Standard Signal Bracket 9 MB 30 02 March 1964 Mounting Member, Case Flashing Light Unit Lifting Barrier Auto (BRB) 30 Bridges & Brackets for Signals & Signal Boxes Green Lane Signal Bridge 9 31 Bridges & Brackets for Signals & Signal Boxes Wind Street Junction (Bridge for Signal Box) 9 32 Bridges & Brackets for Signals & Signal Boxes Subway Junction. Signal Bridge 9 33 Bridges & Brackets for Signals & Signal Boxes Swindon (Signals on Bridge at Station) 9 34 Bridges & Brackets for Signals & Signal Boxes Gaer Junction Signal Bridge 9 35 Bridges & Brackets for Signals & Signal Boxes Oxford Signal Bridge 9 36 Bridges & Brackets for Signals & Signal Boxes Snow Hill Birmingham 9 37 Bridges & Brackets for Signals & Signal Boxes Bristol Station Signal Bridge 9 38 Cranks etc. 10" x 10" Pedestal Starting Crank 10 39 Cranks etc. Compensator for 3/4" & 1 1/4" Pipe Rod, Flat & Vertical Compensators & Adjusting Crank 10 MB 40 1 Flashing Light Unit L/B. (Auto) Mk1 Schedule MB 40 2 B Lamp Arm Lifting Barrier Auto Mk1 MB 40 3 B Adaptor Plate Lifting Barrier Auto Mk2 MB 40 4 Cover Plate Flashing Light Unit Lifting Barrier Auto Mk1 ME 40 B Flashing Light Unit L/B. (Auto) Mk1 General Arrangement 40 Cranks etc. Gate Crank 10 41 Cranks etc. No.2 Crank Plate 10 42 Cranks etc. 10" x 10" Crank 10 43 Cranks etc. Double 3 Way Crank 10 44 Cranks etc. 10" x 10" Crank (Saxby's Pattern) 10 45 Cranks etc. 10" x 10" Crank for 1 1/4" Rod, 9" x 9" for 5/8" Rod 10 46 Cranks etc. Old & New Pattern Cranks Plates 10 47 Chair for Bull Head Rail 11 48 Chair Showing Position of Worn Steel Rail 11 49 Chair for Didcot Newbury Line 11 50 Cast Iron Bracket Chair 11 51 Chair for 86A Rail, with T Rail at Heel of Switch 11 52 Check Chair for Crossings 11 53 Plan of Check Rail Chair 11 54 Spike & Trenail Chair 11 55 Lefthand Crossing Chair 11 56 Switch Chair for Bullhead Rail 11 57 Righthand Crossing Chair 11 58 Crossing Chair 11 59 Cast Iron Bracket for T Rail 11 60 Chairs (Various) 11 61 Columns with Wrought Iron Base Plate 12 62 Columns (Various Patterns) 12 63 Columns For Birmingham Station 12 64 Column 9" Diameter 12 65 Caution Plate for Drivers of Locomotives 13 66 Caution Plate for Drivers of Locomotives 13 67 Crane for Switch Shop (Overhead) 14 68 10 ton Crane Base 14 69 Foundation of Crane for Newlands Goods Station 14 70 Foundation of Crane for Coleford 14 MB 71 25 May 1964 Frame Assembly F/L Unit (Post Mounted) MK1 71 Crane Base (Section and Plan) 14 72 Pillar and Base of Crane. (Plan, Elevation and Section) 14 MB 73 25 May 1964 Mounting Member (End) Case, Flashing Light Unit, (Post Mounted), Lifting Barrier (Auto) B.R.B 73 Pillar and Base of Crane. (Plan, Elevation and Section) 14 74 Swivel Attachment for Crane Chain 14 75 Eye Bolt for Attaching Chain to Crane Drum 14 76 Chain Drum for Crane at Hayes 14 77 Foundation of 12 ton Crane 14 78 Foundation of 5 ton Crane 14 79 Foundation of 10 ton Crane 14 80 Foundation of 10 ton Crane (Stourbridge) 14 81 Baseplate for 30 cwt Crane (Bristol) 14 82 Pillar Base for 30 cwt Crane 14 83 Details of 4 ton Crane 14 84 Crane for Highworth Goods Shed 14 85 6 ton Crane (Elevation) 14 86 Foundation for 6 ton Crane 14 87 10 ton Crane (Plan) 14 88 Sketch of 5 ton Crane 14 89 10 ton Crane (Montacute) 14 90 5 ton Steam Crane 14 91 Propelling Gear Arrangement for 30 cwt Crane 14 92 12 ton Crane (Elevation) 14 93 Carriage for 30 cwt Crane 14 94 10 ton Crane (Elevation Showing Centre Lines) 14 95 Foundation 10 ton Crane 14 96 Foundation 12 ton Crane 14 97 Foundation 30 cwt Crane (Pilning & Patchway) 14 98 High Level Coal Tip 15 99 Arrangement Showing Facing Point Lock, Detector Lock & Parallel Bar 16 100 Wire Detector 16 101 Details of Parallel Bar Bracket 16 102 No. 2 Signal Point Detector 16 103 Stab Lock (Reading Pattern) 16 104 Bolt Lock Casting and Plunger 16 105 Inside Special Parallel Bar Bracket (Tetbury Branch) 16 106 Improved Facing & Trailing Point Connections 16 107 Cover for Facing Point Lock 16 108 Parallel Bar Bracket for Bridge Rail 16 109 Parallel Bar Outside Bracket for 86A Rail 16 110 Parallel Bar Bracket for Vignole Rail 16 111 Signal Selector 16 112 Point Detector 16 113 Bracket Casting for Locking Bar 16 114 Parallel Bar Outside Bracket for 68D Rail 16 115 Method of Working and Bolt Locking Switches by One Lever 16 116 Langley and Princes improved Facing Point Lock 16 117 Saxby and Farmer Improved Facing Point Lock 16 118 Plunger Socket for Saxby's Facing Point Lock 16 119 Method of Fixing Contact Boxes and Bar to Locking Frames 17 120 Electrical Repeater Control Box, showing Method of Fixing When Back Spectacle is Retained 17 121 Standard Drawing of Electrical Repeater Indicators and Flags 17 122 Electrical Slot Repeater Arrangement for Alternate Slots 17 123 Electrical Slot Repeater Arrangement for Alternate Slots 17 124 Flags for Electrical Repeater Indicators 17 125 Emery Wheel 1' 2" x 1 1/2" 18 126 Emery Wheel 1' 4" x 2 1/2" 18 127 Emery Wheel 1' 8" x 2 1/2" 18 128 Emery Wheel 1' 0" x 6" 18 129 Emery Wheel 1' 2" x 5/16" 18 130 Eaves Gutters etc. Cast Iron Swan Neck, Outlet, Head and Shoe19 131 Standard Footbridge (Plate Panels) 20 132 Standard Footbridge (Trellis Panels) 20 133 Standard Covered Footbridge 20 134 Standard Covered Footbridge (Curved Handrail) 20 Page 1 of 174 Index of British Railways Western Region Signalling Drawings 3 Annett's Lock & Key (Full Size Detail) 2 135 Standard Footbridge Without Spandril 20 136 Standard Footbridge 20 137 Standard Footbridge (Blue Print) 20 138 Standard Girder for Footbridge 20 139 Standard Girder for Footbridge 20 140 Standard Cover for Footbridge 20 141 Tiverton Footbridge 20 142 Taplow Footbridge 20 143 Newport Station Footbridge 20 144 Lower George Street Footbridge (Newport) 20 145 Girders for Yatton, Stonehouse and Witham Footbridge 20 146 Mutley Footbridge 20 147 Dawlish Footbridge 20 148 West Bromwich Footbridge 20 149 Oxford Footbridge (Bracing for Columns) 20 150 Tynewydd Footbridge 20 151 Langley Footbridge 20 152 Totnes Footbridge 20 153 Par Footbridge 20 154 Noor Lane Footbridge 20 155 Tondu Yard Footbridge 20 156 Granville Street Footbridge 20 157 Wootton Bassett Footbridge 20 158 Castle Hill Footbridge 20 159 Chipping Norton Footbridge 20 160 Girders for St Johns Footbridge (Devizes) 20 161 Saltford Footbridge 20 162 Yatton Footbridge 20 163 Footbridge between Shepherds Bush and Grove Road 20 164 Kemble Junction Footbridge 20 165 Handsword Footbridge (Proposed Pier) 20 166 Drayton Green Footbridge (Sketch of Pier) 20 167 Stroud Station Footbridge 20 168 Murphy's Crossing Footbridge (Newport) 20 169 Hayes Footbridge (Over Paddington Canal) 20 170 Paignton Footbridge 20 171 Newbridge Footbridge 20 172 Gowerton Footbridge 20 173 Albrighton Footbridge 20 174 Saltney Footbridge 20 175 Carmarthen Town Footbridge 20 176 Hayes Footbridge 20 177 Biss Footbridge 20 178 Kidderminster Footbridge 20 179 Gobowen Footbridge 20 180 Yeovil Footbridge 20 181 Footbridge on West Midland Railway at 145 3/4 Miles 20 182 Footbridge (Morton & Co.) 20 183 Details for Footbridge 20 184 Details for Footbridge 20 185 Footbridge - Various Designs for Painting Panels 20 186 Cullerton Station Footbridge 20 187 Fishplates for 86A & T Rails 21 188 Fishplate for 86A Rail 21 189 86A Rail with New Fishplate and Bolt 21 190 Fishplate for Bullhead Rail 21 191 Angle Iron Fishplate (Special) 21 192 Standard Fishplates 21 193 Foot - Warmer Tank Arrangement of Ironwork 22 194 Arrangement for Heating Footwarmers 22 195 Footwarmers Tank for Torquay 22 196 Footwarmer Tank 22 197 Footwarmer Tank for Chipping Norton 22 198 Girders & Principals Paddington Station 23 199 Girders & Principals Winsor Station 23 200 Bridge Over Kennet and Avon Canal (Hungerford) 23 201 Bridges Under Railway at Acton 23 202 Gas Tubes for Ladbroke Grove Bridge 23 203 Ladbroke Grove Road Bridge 23 204 Gate Fittings Line Stop 24 205 A 28th May 1935 Gate Fittings
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