THESE WAGONS ARE NO LONGER AVAILABLE
A pair of wagons was produced in September 2002 that replicated wagons used by Owens of Cardigan Station and Glogue, near Crymych.
About 100 each of these wagons were boxed together and sold as a set. A second batch was released in 2003.
No:2: was the Coal Wagon numbered 16
No:3: was the Lime Wagon numbered 12
Rumour has it that the Whitland and Cardigan Railway company controlled the running numbers on the wagons based on the line.
Photographic evidence exists of the above two and...
S.J.Phillips of Crymych Arms - wagon with number 7
Cardigan Mercantile's wagon with number 18
It could well be that other vehicles - particularly those belonging to the railway itself - filled in the gaps and quite possible the three companies listed above had more than one wagon.
"G D Owen of Cardigan" 247 coal wagons produced
"G D Owen of Cardigan" 250 lime wagons produced
