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baggage car AmE

In 1872 a luggage van was also added to the stock, being numbered 27.

Fuller led the way, through the buffet car and a luggage van.

Tell them to take my basket into the luggage van."

"Only they must find the heart beneath the rubbish of the luggage van."

Only the luggage van takes the ferry, the passengers have to change at both ends.

If the bicyclists get tired, they can shift to the luggage van.

This being followed by three seconds in 1875 and another luggage van in 1876.

Roger, go and see if our trunks and cases are still in the luggage van.

On some regional trains, bikes have to be covered and stored in the luggage van.

Even wagons were refurbished; the heavy luggage van 970-277 being completed in 2001.

Further conversions were performed with most getting the larger generator, and they soon became the new standard luggage van.

I can hardly believe we have the same luggage van as when we started, but still, you never know!'

Such porters as there were seemed to be engaged with mail bags and luggage vans.

By 1889 there was 1 less second class but 3 more third class carriages plus 6 luggage vans.

At the end of 1895 the fleet comprised 544 coaches, 107 luggage vans, 1552 covered and 2240 open wagons.

The greatest number of carriages during the line's existence was in 1893: 44 coaches, 1 luggage van and 10 wagons.

"Suppose they stop the trains, pillage the luggage vans, and scalp the passengers!"

The brake carriages have had their former luggage vans converted to wheelchair accommodation.

Break Van - These are the luggage van attached at the end of each trains.

Was it in the luggage van?

The engine, one passenger coach and the luggage van were so badly damaged that they had to be dismantled on the spot.

When necessary the station staff had to feed and water these special passengers, which travelled in copious luggage vans.

Set 210001 was an outer-suburban version, with first and second class seating, toilets and a luggage van.

The luggage vans won't accept them.

Others were rebuilt into unmotorised luggage vans.