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NBR Study Group: Catalogue of Items At NBR Study Group: Catalogue of items at NRS North British Railway Study Group is a charity registered in Scotland Number SC044351 Archive ID Document Type Description of Contents Accidents & Disasters A201 General GD536 / 5017 Drawing/Diagram Kilconquhar - derailment 30/4/1959 - track layout GD536 / 5028 Drawing/Diagram Thornton Station - track layout at time of accident on 30/8/1966 GD536 / 6944 Drawing/Diagram Thornton Station - track layout at time of accident on 30/8/1966 GD536 / 7408 Drawing/Diagram Accident at St Neots, GNR, 10 Nov 1895 - Drawing showing fracturing of broken rails GD536 / 5002 Map/Plan Alloa - derailment 31/5/1958 - Track & signal layout GD536 / 5015 Map/Plan Inverkeithing - derailment 6/3/1959 - track & signals layout GD536 / 5016 Map/Plan Kelty - derailment 24/4/1958 - layout plan A202 Accident Reports GD536 / 8024 Folder/Binder Plastic wallet containing miscellaneous BR accident reports GD536 / 6758 Report Castlecary collision 9/9/1968 - MOT Report GD536 / 8077 Report Accident Report - Castlecary 1968 Accounting & Finance A101 General GD536 / 7485 Company Document LNER Summary of costs incurred in carrying out various special works in Scottish area. 1927-1930 GD536 / 8218 Company Document North British Railway , Fauldhouse & Crofthead Station Traders Sack Account Book A102 Shareholders Reports GD536 / 8214 Company Document NBR Report by the Directors February 1914 ( related to Item 8213) Architecture A302 Buildings GD536 / 6746 Drawing/Diagram Drawing of Gate Lodge House - Border Union Railway, Netherby Section GD536 / 7462 Drawing/Diagram Milnathort goods shed - tracing drawn from survey carried out in 1972 - from the collection of Stuart Rankin Carriages C101 General GD536 / 7401 Cutting/Extract Envelope containing magazine extracts etc., showing various non-LNER and non-NBR pre-grouping carriage diagrams GD536 / 6664 Drawing/Diagram Third Class 9 Compartment Carriage No. 3593 GD536 / 7405 Drawing/Diagram Drawing of lamp bracket - source unidentified GD536 / 7410 Drawing/Diagram Envelope containing various drawings, magazine extracts, etc., relating to Pullman carriages. GD536 / 7365 Label Envelope containing samples of gummed train destination labels etc. for fixing to carriage windows - believed to be LNER C102 Pre-Drummond period 4 wheeled GD536 / 6654 Drawing/Diagram First Class Carriage 1846 GD536 / 6655 Drawing/Diagram 4 Wheel, 4 Compt. First Class Carriage - Ashbury GD536 / 6656 Drawing/Diagram Second Class Carriage 1846 GD536 / 6665 Drawing/Diagram Third Class Carriage 1846 GD536 / 6671 Drawing/Diagram E & G Passenger Luggage Van GD536 / 6675 Drawing/Diagram Carriage Truck 1846 GD536 / 6685 Drawing/Diagram 4 Wheel 1st/2nd Composite Carriage - c1865 GD536 / 6686 Drawing/Diagram 4 Wheel Composite Carriage 1865 GD536 / 6687 Drawing/Diagram 4 Wheel First Class Carriage 1864 GD536 / 6688 Drawing/Diagram 4 Wheel First Class Carriage c1864. (2 faded copies - one in 2 halves) GD536 / 6689 Drawing/Diagram 4 Wheel Third Class Carriage c1864 (2 copies) GD536 / 6690 Drawing/Diagram 4 Wheel Second Class Carriage 1866 GD536 / 6691 Drawing/Diagram 4 Wheel Second Class Carriage c1866 (2 copies) GD536 / 6692 Drawing/Diagram 4 Wheel Composite Carriage 1868 GD536 / 6693 Drawing/Diagram 4 Wheel 1st/2nd Composite Carriage c1868. C103 Pre-Drummond period 6 wheeled GD536 / 6676 Drawing/Diagram Sleeping Carriage for the North British Railway C104 Drummond/Holmes period 4 wheeled GD536 / 6649 Drawing/Diagram 5 Compartment 4 Wheel Third C105 Drummond/Holmes period 6 wheeled GD536 / 6648 Drawing/Diagram 6 Compartment 6 Wheel Third GD536 / 6660 Drawing/Diagram Third Lavatory Saloon GD536 / 6661 Drawing/Diagram Third Class Locker Lavatory Saloon GD536 / 6670 Drawing/Diagram 6 Wheeled Passenger Brake Van C106 Holmes period 8 wheeled GD536 / 6653 Drawing/Diagram End Elevation - Brake Composite Coupe (WHR) & Standard 8' 1" wide stock GD536 / 6658 Drawing/Diagram 7 Compartment Third Class Corridor End Lavatory No. 31670 GD536 / 6659 Drawing/Diagram 8 Compartment Third Class Carriage No. 31759 GD536 / 7327 Drawing/Diagram GA drawing of NBR First Class Lavatory Bogie Carriage built 1894 for West Highland Railway GD536 / 7328 Drawing/Diagram GA drawing of NBR Third Class Lavatory Bogie Carriage built 1894 for West Highland Railway GD536 / 7329 Drawing/Diagram Outside view drawing of NBR Bogie Coupe Composite Lavatory Carriage built c. 1895 for West Highland Railway GD536 / 7330 Drawing/Diagram Drawing showing two outside views of NBR Bogie First and Third Lavatory Carriages built c. 1895 for West Highland Railway GD536 / 7331 Drawing/Diagram GA Drawing of NBR Third Class Bogie Carriage with steel frames built c. 1902 10 October 2011 Page 1 of 18 Archive ID Document Type Description of Contents GD536 / 7332 Drawing/Diagram GA Drawing of NBR Third Class 3 Compartment Bogie Brake Carriage built c. 1902 GD536 / 7333 Drawing/Diagram GA Drawing of NBR First Class Bogie Carriage with steel underframe built c. 1903 GD536 / 7334 Drawing/Diagram GA Drawing of NBR Passenger Bogie Brake Van c. 1904 C107 Reid period 8 wheeled GD536 / 6651 Drawing/Diagram First Class Bogie Lavatory Corridor Carriage with steel underframe, 58' 4 x 8' 6 Body GD536 / 6652 Drawing/Diagram Third Class Carriage with Steel Underframe. GD536 / 6657 Drawing/Diagram Third Class Corridor Carriage (1907) No. 31831 - end & roof detail only GD536 / 6663 Drawing/Diagram Third Class Half Corridor Lavatory Carriage No. 32320 GD536 / 6667 Drawing/Diagram 9 Compartment Third Class Carriage No. 3593 GD536 / 6668 Drawing/Diagram 5 Compartment Third Class Bogie Brake No. 3624 GD536 / 6669 Drawing/Diagram 4 Compartment Third Brake Carriage No. 3511 GD536 / 6672 Drawing/Diagram Coupe Van Composite Carriage No. 2369 GD536 / 6673 Drawing/Diagram 9 Compartment First/Third Class Composite Carriage No. 32437 GD536 / 6674 Drawing/Diagram Half Corridor Lavatory First/Third Composite Carriage No. 32320 GD536 / 6677 Drawing/Diagram 9 Compartment non-corridor third class carriage GD536 / 6681 Drawing/Diagram Eight Compt. Semi-corridor Composite Lavatory, non-vestibule. GD536 / 6683 Drawing/Diagram Arrangement of steel underframe for Carriages 58' 4" x 8' 6" over body. (Vacuum Brake Power 21 Tons) GD536 / 6694 Drawing/Diagram Painting & Lettering Details. 8 comp. Vest, Lav GD536 / 6697 Drawing/Diagram Arrangement of Bogie Locker Composite Corridor Carriage, 58' 4" x 8' 6" over body. GD536 / 6698 Drawing/Diagram Four compt. Vestibule Brake Third, showing lettering GD536 / 6699 Drawing/Diagram End Views and Body Sections with outside elevation of Bogie Locker Composite Corridor Carriage. GD536 / 6701 Drawing/Diagram Plan & Elevation. 4 comp, brake third GD536 / 6702 Drawing/Diagram Arrangement of steel underframe for Carriages 58' 4" x 8' 6" over body. (Vacuum Fitted) GD536 / 6717 Drawing/Diagram 9 Compartment non-corridor third class carriage GD536 / 6718 Drawing/Diagram Arrangement of Underframe & Brakework for Bogie Composite Corridor Carriage GD536 / 6945 Drawing/Diagram Third Class Corridor Carriage (1907) No. 31831 - elevations GD536 / 7335 Drawing/Diagram GA Drawing of NBR Third Class 5 Compartment Bogie Brake Carriage built c. 1905 GD536 / 7336 Drawing/Diagram GA Drawing of Proposed NBR First Class 7 Compartment Bogie Carriage GD536 / 7337 Drawing/Diagram GA Drawing of Proposed NBR First Class Corridor Bogie Carriage with Clerestory Roof GD536 / 7338 Drawing/Diagram GA Drawing of NBR Third Class 8 Compartment Corridor Bogie Carriage for Aberdeen Block trains built 1906-1907 GD536 / 7339 Drawing/Diagram GA Drawing of NBR Composite Corridor Bogie Carriage for Aberdeen Block trains built 1906-1907 GD536 / 7340 Drawing/Diagram Drawing of Proposed NBR Steam Motor Carriage GD536 / 7341 Drawing/Diagram GA Drawing of NBR First Class Bogie Lavatory Corridor Carriage with steel underframe built 1907 and 1920/21 GD536 / 7343 Drawing/Diagram GA Drawing of NBR First Class 8 Compartment Bogie Carriage built 1907-1908 and 1920 GD536 / 7344 Drawing/Diagram GA Drawing of NBR Third Class 5 Compartment Bogie Corridor Brake Carriage built c.1906 GD536 / 7345 Drawing/Diagram GA Drawing of NBR Third Class 3 Compartment Bogie Corridor Brake Carriage built c.1906 GD536 / 7346 Drawing/Diagram GA Drawing of NBR Third Class 5 Compartment Bogie Brake Carriage built c.1908-1916 GD536 / 7347 Drawing/Diagram GA Drawing of NBR Third Class 9 Compartment Bogie Carriage built c.1909-1921 GD536 / 7350 Drawing/Diagram GA Drawing of NBR Luggage Composite Bogie Carriage built 1910 GD536 / 7352 Drawing/Diagram GA Drawing of NBR Bogie Vestibule Passenger Brake Van GD536 / 7353 Drawing/Diagram GA Drawing of NBR Corridor Luggage Composite Bogie Carriage built 1913-1914 GD536 / 7354 Drawing/Diagram GA Drawing of NBR Bogie Corridor Composite Lavatory Carriage for West Highland Railway built 1912 GD536 / 7355 Drawing/Diagram GA Drawing of NBR Bogie Corridor Brake Third Carriage for West Highland Railway built 1912 GD536 / 7357 Drawing/Diagram GA Drawing of NBR Semi-Corridor Bogie Lavatory Composite Carriage built c.1913 GD536 / 7359 Drawing/Diagram Drawing of NBR Bogie Vestibule Third Class carriage showing lettering elevations GD536 / 7360 Drawing/Diagram Drawing of NBR Bogie Brake Composite carriage showing lettering elevations GD536 / 7361 Drawing/Diagram GA Drawing of NBR Bogie Vestibule Brake Third 4 Compartment Carriage built 1920 GD536 / 7362 Drawing/Diagram Drawing of NBR Bogie Vestibule Brake Third 4 Compartment Carriage showing lettering elevations GD536 / 7363 Drawing/Diagram GA Drawing of NBR Bogie Brake Third
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