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50 foot Passenger Brakevans - 171 Type

171 to 173, 200 to 206

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This group consisted of 10 brakevans No.s 171 to 173, 200 to 206, built between 1913 and 1914 at the Islington Workshops and issued to the Northern System.



171

Built by the South Australian Railways at the Islington Workshops as a 50 foot Passenger bogie brake van.

15.11.1913Entered service on the northern system as brake van No.171.
1947Fitted with doors in the end.
8.7.1970Withdrawn.

172

Built by the South Australian Railways at the Islington Workshops as a 50 foot Passenger bogie brake van.

15.11.1913Entered service on the northern system as brake van No.172.
1947Fitted with doors in the end.
8.7.1970Withdrawn.

173

Built by the South Australian Railways at the Islington Workshops as a 50 foot Passenger bogie brake van.

15.11.1913Entered service on the northern system as brake van No.173.
1947Fitted with doors in the end.
8.7.1970Withdrawn.

200

Built by the South Australian Railways at the Islington Workshops as a 50 foot Passenger bogie brake van.

15.11.1913Entered service on the northern system as brake van No.200.
1917Used as South Australian and Commonwealth Railways Joint Stock.
1937Returned to South Australian Railways exclusive use.
1947Fitted with end doors.
2.9.1971Withdrawn.

201

Built by the South Australian Railways at the Islington Workshops as a 50 foot Passenger bogie brake van.

15.11.1913Entered service on the northern system as brake van No.201.
1917Used as South Australian and Commonwealth Railways Joint Stock.
1937Returned to South Australian Railways exclusive use.
8.7.1970Withdrawn.

202

Built by the South Australian Railways at the Islington Workshops as a 50 foot Passenger bogie brake van.

4.3.1914Entered service on the northern system as brake van No.202.
1917Used as South Australian and Commonwealth Railways Joint Stock.
1937Returned to South Australian Railways exclusive use.
8.7.1970Withdrawn.

203

Built by the South Australian Railways at the Islington Workshops as a 50 foot Passenger bogie brake van.

4.3.1914Entered service on the northern system as brake van No.203.
1917Used as South Australian and Commonwealth Railways Joint Stock.
1937Returned to South Australian Railways exclusive use.
1938To South East division.
1953To Northern division.
8.7.1970Withdrawn.

204

Built by the South Australian Railways at the Islington Workshops as a 50 foot Passenger bogie brake van.

4.3.1914Entered service on the northern system as brake van No.204.
1917Used as South Australian and Commonwealth Railways Joint Stock.
1937Returned to South Australian Railways exclusive use.
8.7.1970Withdrawn.

205

Built by the South Australian Railways at the Islington Workshops as a 50 foot Passenger bogie brake van.

4.3.1914Entered service on the northern system as brake van No.205.
1923To Port Lincoln.
1938Two refrigerated compartments fitted.
-Converted to Accident Van 8.
28.5.1962Withdrawn.

206

Built by the South Australian Railways at the Islington Workshops as a 50 foot Passenger bogie brake van.

4.3.1914Entered service on the northern system as brake van No.206.
1927Transferred to South Eastern division.
1954Transferred to Peterborough division.
8.7.1970Withdrawn.