Jayboss1

ok thanks for the info .

do you know if it might be a rare item .or might be worth much.

i was thinking about selling .it.

i dont collect this type item .so will let it go to someone who will appreciate more .and to there collection. . 

what do you think it might be worth ? i was thinking off trying ebay 

thanks

all for your comments.very interesting.  

do you think anyone on the forum might be able to pin it down .

what

20 hours ago, Great War truck said:

Model X is model ten. The number is a unique number assigned to that wagon. Yes, RCD will probably be Royal Carriage Department?

They are quite collectable, with some models going for more than others.

could it be a rare plate ?

thanks,

i was thinking the x might mean explosives ? lol ? mabe not sure ? 

i found it last year metal detecting in Lincolnshire.iv always wondered what it was off  .

i thought it was railway related ?

after bit research i found it was military .

20 hours ago, Great War truck said:

Not my field , but Wagon General Service Model 10 which were an improvement on the mark 9. Built from 1905.

RCD is the manufacturer, but i dont know what that stands for.

iv found the G.S general service 

iv also found out hat R.C.D think that means ROYAL CARRIAGE DEPT ? 

iv just been trying to upload a picture .

i wonder what the x and star means .also reg number / 

is t off a limered wagon  

On 1/16/2022 at 10:21 AM, Jayboss1 said:

hi peeps 

 

im just wondering if anyone can help me out.i have a wagon plate it measures 2 n half inches wide x 4 half inches long 

 

brass heavy says on it   WAGON G.S  X*   R.C.D 1906  REG NO E 20375

 

i haven't a clue what the letters mean .can anyone pin it down to what its off .

 

thanks

jay

hi peeps 

im just wondering if anyone can help me out.i have a wagon plate it measures 2 n half inches wide x 4 half inches long 

brass heavy says on it   WAGON G.S  X*   R.C.D 1906  REG NO E 20375

i haven't a clue what the letters mean .can anyone pin it down to what its off .

thanks

jay