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this handle would have been wound either clockwise or anticlockwise to adjust the signal wire running out the the signal
The instrument dates from 1890s to 1910 and is in tested working order
these plates are welded on and make the job of installation very easy and manageable
At Pilning for example water was pumped into the tank from a nearby Rhine (drainage ditch)
Birmingham and numbered 3846
RA 7951 G.W.R. BRASS SIGNAL BOX DRUM CLOCK ship-zone-b this handle would have beenA first class example of a Great Western Railway brass case signal box drum clock, this clock was supplied by Kays of Worcester. The case and internals have matching numbers 3507 and the back 4048. indicating a replacement back has been changed, most likely at Reading works. This clock has been recently overhauled and is in perfect working order and is supplied with its original key and note from clock repair man. The enamel face if the best I've ever
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