Model - Bosch sliding wall goods wagon
Country
South Korea
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Description
An O scale wagon painted silver with the ends painted red and the underframe painted black. The model is a Deutsche Bundesbahn sliding wall goods wagon with the 'Bosch' logo on all four sliding doors. Bosch are a German electrical appliance and engineering company. The model has two doors, metal in appearance, on either side of the wagon that slide over one another to open. The deck on the inside of the model is wooden in appearance.
Classification
TRANSPORT Railways model Wagon
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Measurements
H95 x W320 x D70mm
Media/Materials description
Metal
Brass
Plastic
Paint
Brass
Plastic
Paint
Signature/Marks
A B C \ 17.5t 21.5t 25.5t \ S 17.5t 21.5t \ 3.3om2 \ -12.7m- \ -14.0m- \ 14 400kg \ DB \ Übergangszettel \ DB C \ 80km/h 26.0t \ 100km/h 25.5t \ BOSCH \ Während der fahrt müssen die schiebewände \ gescholssen sein \ Le wagon ne doi circuler qu 'apre's femeture \ des parois laterales coulissantes \ 11 carro deve circorala soltano dopo chiusura \ delle pareti laterali scorrevoli \ 23 RIV \ 80 DB \ 216 7 444-1 \ Hbis299 \ Bahnof \ München süd \ Ausgerüstetmit \ Transportschutz \ 24 Platten
SAMHONGSA \ KOREA
SAMHONGSA \ KOREA
History and use
The T-House model rail collection is a collection of national and international significance due to the size, quality and scope of the collection.
The collection, assembled over 30 years from the 1970s to the 1990s, holds 10 000+ models of locomotives, carriages and wagons. The collection is in excellent – often mint – condition. The models were collected by Mr Marsden Williams, who was born, raised and spent his life in the Wollongong area. Mr Williams was a business man who was renowned for philanthropy, he was an intensely private man, who nevertheless was well connected across the Australian business world. His 40 year fascination for model railways reflected his own interest in precision engineering, and his financial success allowed him to pursue his interest to a remarkable extent.
The collection, assembled over 30 years from the 1970s to the 1990s, holds 10 000+ models of locomotives, carriages and wagons. The collection is in excellent – often mint – condition. The models were collected by Mr Marsden Williams, who was born, raised and spent his life in the Wollongong area. Mr Williams was a business man who was renowned for philanthropy, he was an intensely private man, who nevertheless was well connected across the Australian business world. His 40 year fascination for model railways reflected his own interest in precision engineering, and his financial success allowed him to pursue his interest to a remarkable extent.
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R8072
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