Railway Signal Co
From Graces Guide
Exhibit at the National Railway Museum.
Exhibit at the National Railway Museum.
1902. Electric Signalling on the London and North Eastern Railway.
Railway Signal Company of Caxton House, Westminster (1910)
of Fazakerley, Liverpool.
1881 Business established (see advert)
1883 Installed interlocking signals for new platforms at Talbot Road Station, Blackpool[1]
1886 Exhibited railway signals at the Liverpool Exhibition, winning a gold medal (see advert)
Telegraphic block instrument, featuring Webb and Thompson's Miniature Train Staff, was made by the Railway Signal Co., Liverpool[2]
1922 Manufactured signal interlock equipment
By 1959 was a subsidiary of Westinghouse Brake and Signal Co, mainly concerned with mechanical signalling, largely used on single lines, for which demand had fallen substantially.
Equipment seen on the Snowdonia National Railway (2007).
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