PCA Bulk Cement - Rugby Cement - Pack 6 Livery_Southern Region featuring slapdash paint work and

featuring slapdash paint work and markings including its TOPS reclassification

196 became the last locomotive to be named at Longmoor and was given the full white wheel treatment ahead of gaining its nameplates

The next 15 years of corporate era conformity saw it renumbered 37013 and mostly touring the north east with allocations to Gateshead

was delivered to their Tottenham Gasworks site on 2 October 1947

A triple pack of CIE / Irish Rail Two-axle Gypsum Ore Hoppers - Pack A

PCA Bulk Cement - Rugby Cement - Pack 6 Livery_Southern Region featuring slapdash paint work andBuilt by CFMF of France for wagon leasing company STS (later VTG), the 50 PCA bulk cement wagons of the PC017B design diagram began entering service in 1982. A further batch of 15 wagons was manufactured in 1985 by another French firm, Fauvet Girel, and assigned the PC017C design code. Companies such as Blue Circle and Rugby Cement have leased these vehicles during their time in traffic.