A pair of worksplates and whistle. ANDREW BARCLAY SONS & CO CALEDONIA WORKS KILMARNOCK No 362 of 1942 ex 0-4-0 DM supplied new to Army and numbered 70047. It saw service in France as was part of the D Day landings, then to Barby near Rugby 1952, Suez 1952, Marchwood 1960 and named Mulberry, Liphook Hants in 1966, renumbered Army 201 in 1968 to Radway Green Alsager and renamed FROG, moved to Foxfield Railway by 1994 and currently privately owned at Long Marston with replacement plates. Worksplates are oval cast brass both lightly face cleaned and measure 16.75in x 11.75in, the organ pipe whistle as originally fitted to this loco measures 12.25in long. A chance to obtain a set from this historic locomotive.