Locomotive Nameplate “Bodinnick Hall”, as carried by GWR Hall Class number 5978, built at Swindon Works, emerging to traffic September 1938. Allocations included Swindon, Weymouth Radipole, Westbury, St Philips Marsh. Withdrawn October 1963. Bodinnick lies on the River Fowey Cornwall. The actual hall was was extensively damaged post English Civil War and no longer exists as a building. The estate with its famous hall walk is still visited today and offers extensive views over the area. The nameplate is in wonderful original condition. Lightly polished, fully beaded.

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SKU: 300/326 Category: March 26 251-300

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Locomotive Nameplate “Bodinnick Hall”, as carried by GWR Hall Class number 5978, built at Swindon Works, emerging to traffic September 1938. Allocations included Swindon, Weymouth Radipole, Westbury, St Philips Marsh. Withdrawn October 1963. Bodinnick lies on the River Fowey Cornwall. The actual hall was was extensively damaged post English Civil War and no longer exists as a building. The estate with its famous hall walk is still visited today and offers extensive views over the area. The nameplate is in wonderful original condition. Lightly polished, fully beaded.

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