Broad Gauge Locomotive Hauled Carriages Pre 1874

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Broad Gauge Locomotive Hauled Carriages

Pre 1874

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State Car	Luggage	Mail	Guards

Prior to 1874 the broad gauge carriages of the South Australian Railways were numbered by type. This means thatyou have a first class car number 1, a second class car numbered 1 and also a third class car numbered 1. Around 1874 all the existing rollingstock was renumbered so that all passenger rollingstock had a unique number.

Listed below are the rollingstock vehicles which entered service prior to the general renumbering. Those that existed at the time of the renumbering would have been issued with new numbers.

State Car - (Pre 1874)

State - un-numbered

see Vice Regal No.1 - (1860 to 1890).

First Class Cars - (Pre 1874)

1

First class 4 wheel carriage built by Wright & Sons.

1856	Entered service.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

2

First class 4 wheel carriage built by Wright & Sons.

1856	Entered service.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

3

First class 4 wheel carriage built by the Adelaide Workshops.

before 1865	Entered service.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

Composite Class Cars - (Pre 1874)

1

Composite class 4 wheel carriage built by Wright & Sons.

1856	Entered service as composite class No.1 seating 7 first and 25 second class passengers.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

2

Composite class 4 wheel carriage built by Wright & Sons.

1856	Entered service as composite class No.2 seating 7 first and 25 second class passengers.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

3

Composite class 4 wheel carriage built by Wright & Sons.

1856	Entered service as composite class No.3 seating 7 first and 25 second class passengers.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

4

Composite class 4 wheel carriage built by Wright & Sons.

1856	Entered service as composite class No.4 seating 7 first and 25 second class passengers.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

5

Composite class 4 wheel carriage built by Wright & Sons.

1856	Entered service as composite class No.5 seating 7 first and 25 second class passengers.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

6

Composite class 4 wheel carriage built by Wright & Sons.

1856	Entered service as composite class No.6 seating 7 first and 25 second class passengers.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

7

Composite class 4 wheel carriage built by Wright & Sons.

1856	Entered service as composite class No.7.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

8

Composite class 4 wheel carriage built by the Adelaide Workshops.

1869	Entered service as composite class No.8 seating 15 first and 14 second class passengers.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

9

Composite class 4 wheel carriage built by the Adelaide Workshops.

1869	Entered service as composite class No.9 seating 15 first and 14 second class passengers.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

10

Composite class 4 wheel carriage built by the Adelaide Workshops.

1869	Entered service as composite class No.10 seating 15 first and 14 second class passengers.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

11

Composite class 4 wheel carriage built by the Adelaide Workshops.

1869	Entered service as composite class No.11 seating 15 first and 14 second class passengers.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

12

Composite class 4 wheel carriage built by the Adelaide Workshops.

-	Entered service as a first class car, number unknown.
1870	Entered service as composite class No.12 seating 15 first and 14 second class passengers.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

13

Composite class 4 wheel carriage built by the Adelaide Workshops.

5.1870	Entered service as composite class No.13 seating 8 first and 50 second class passengers and containing a guards compartment.
ca.1874	Renumbered to 37 (maybe).

14

Composite class 4 wheel carriage built by the Adelaide Workshops.

5.1870	Entered service as composite class No.14 seating 8 first and 50 second class passengers and containing a guards compartment.
ca.1874	Renumbered to 38 (maybe).

15

Composite class 4 wheel carriage built by the Adelaide Workshops.

1871	Entered service as composite class No.15 seating 15 first and 14 second class passengers.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

16

Composite class 4 wheel carriage built by the Adelaide Workshops.

1871	Entered service as composite class No.15 seating 15 first and 14 second class passengers.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

17

Composite class 4 wheel carriage built by the Adelaide Workshops.

1871	Entered service as composite class No.15 seating 15 first and 14 second class passengers.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

Second Class Cars - (Pre 1874)

1

Second class 4 wheel carriage built by Wright & Sons.

1856	Entered service as second class No.1 seating 40 second class passengers.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

2

Second class 4 wheel carriage built by Wright & Sons.

1856	Entered service as second class No.2 seating 40 second class passengers.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

3

Second class 4 wheel carriage built by Wright & Sons.

1856	Entered service as second class No.3 seating 40 second class passengers.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

4

Second class 4 wheel carriage built by Wright & Sons.

1856	Entered service as second class No.4 seating 40 second class passengers.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

5

Second class 4 wheel carriage built by Wright & Sons.

1856	Entered service as second class No.4 seating 40 second class passengers.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

6

Second class 4 wheel carriage built by Wright & Sons.

1856	Entered service as second class No.6 seating 40 second class passengers.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

7

Second class 4 wheel carriage built by Wright & Sons.

1856	Entered service as second class No.7 seating 40 second class passengers.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

8

Second class 4 wheel carriage built by the Adelaide Workshops.

after 1865	Entered service as second class No.8 seating 40 second class passengers.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

9

Second class 4 wheel carriage built by the Adelaide Workshops.

-	Entered service as second class No.9 seating 40 second class passengers.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

10

Second class 4 wheel carriage built by the Adelaide Workshops.

-	Entered service as second class No.10 seating 40 second class passengers.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

Third Class Cars - (Pre 1874)

1

Third class 4 wheel carriage built by Wright & Sons.

-	Entered service as third class No.1 seating 50 third class passengers.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

2

Third class 4 wheel carriage built by Wright & Sons.

-	Entered service as third class No.2 seating 50 third class passengers.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

3

Third class 4 wheel carriage built by Wright & Sons.

-	Entered service as third class No.3 seating 50 third class passengers.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

4

Third class 4 wheel carriage built by the Adelaide Workshops.

1867	Entered service as third class No.4 seating 48 third class passengers.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

5

Third class 4 wheel carriage built by the Adelaide Workshops.

1867	Entered service as third class No.5 seating 48 third class passengers.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

6

Third class 4 wheel carriage built by the Adelaide Workshops.

1867	Entered service as third class No.6 seating 48 third class passengers.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

7

Third class 4 wheel carriage built by the Adelaide Workshops.

1867	Entered service as third class No.7 seating 48 third class passengers.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

8

Third class 4 wheel carriage built by the Adelaide Workshops.

1867	Entered service as third class No.8 seating 48 third class passengers.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

9

Third class 4 wheel carriage built by the Adelaide Workshops.

1871	Entered service as third class No.9 seating 40 third class passengers. Underframe ex Wool Wagon.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

10

Third class 4 wheel carriage built by the Adelaide Workshops.

1873	Entered service as third class No.10 seating 40 third class passengers.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

11

Third class 4 wheel carriage built by the Adelaide Workshops.

1873	Entered service as third class No.4 seating 40 third class passengers.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

Luggage Vans - (Pre 1874)

1

Luggage van with guard compartment built by Wright & Sons.

1856	Entered service as No.1.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

2

Luggage van with guard compartment built by the Adelaide Workshops.

1869	Entered service as No.2.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

3

Luggage van with guard compartment built by the Adelaide Workshops.

1869	Entered service as No.3.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

4

Luggage van with guard compartment built by the Adelaide Workshops.

1869	Entered service as No.4.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

5

Luggage van with guard compartment built by the Adelaide Workshops.

1869	Entered service as No.5.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

6

Luggage van with guard compartment built by the Adelaide Workshops.

1873	Entered service as No.6.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

7

Luggage van with guard compartment built by the Adelaide Workshops.

1873	Entered service as No.7.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

Mail Vans - (Pre 1874)

1

Mail van 4 wheel.

1871	Entered service as No.1. Converted from a covered van.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

Guards Vans - (Pre 1874)

1

Guards van built by Wright & Sons.

1856	Entered service as No.1.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

2

Guards van built by Wright & Sons.

1856	Entered service as No.2.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

3

Guards van.

after 1865	Entered service as No.3.
ca.1874	Renumbered to ?.

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