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From a very early age of being pushed in a pram down alongside the embankment in New Barnet / Hadley Wood in the mid 50s, I was just captivated by the sights of the Gresley Pacific’s and rhubarb/custard coaches flying along. The magic of the rails, bridges and signals only added to the allure! Mum must have quickly found it the best way to settle us down. The interest very much still with me today.
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hello everyone! i am new
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Hi there!
I am looking to purchase a handheld ticket machine that would have been used in the UK in the 90's to the early 2000's. I have been advised that PORTIS/SPORTIS machines were used at this time. Would anyone happen to know where I could find one? Please feel free to drop me an email if you cannot respond to this post - [email protected] Many thanks |
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Hi kmc28
This may be tricky. AFAIK rail TOCs didn't let conductors keep them (for obvious reasons) so I don't know how they were disposed of after ~2006. The only answer that Googling gave me were a few museums, so if you wanted to borrow/hire one for a film it might be possible. I've never seen one for sale ...but you never know. Cheers, John |
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