Richard Lemon wrote:Those Latvian instruments look fascinating - anyone got any idea as to what they are?
Andrew Waugh wrote: The last Patenall electric staff instrument is (or was) in a museum in the UK - associated with one of the Welsh narrow gauge lines, from memory. It came from the RSCo.
Andrew Waugh wrote:Canada used M and S pattern instruments. That they used UK instruments, not US, could be either due to licensing, Empire trade preference, or simply that when they went in the US wasn't producing their style of instruments anymore.
Andrew Waugh wrote:Egypt (not normally thought of as a British colony) used electric staff (and probably still does). Indeed, the last instruments manufactured were for that country.
Andrew Waugh wrote:Egypt (not normally thought of as a British colony) used electric staff (and probably still does). Indeed, the last instruments manufactured were for that country.
Richard Lemon wrote:Are Patenall instruments what I know as Union Switch and Signal Co??
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