- A
toast rack or
toastrack is a
serving piece having vertical partitions (usually from five to
eight in number)
connected to a flat base, used for holding...
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various occasions. No. 68 was
withdrawn in 1936 and s****ped in 1939. The
Toastrack cars were 30
trams built between 1911 and 1927. They were
numbered 69–92...
- retained. Most
services are
maintained by "closed
toastracks", with
winter saloons and open
toastracks also in semi-regular service. In summer,
trams are...
- 23840–23841, Referencia: 1985/15611. "Murata 5v
Switching Regulator (for
Toastrack models)".
Retro Revival Shop.
Archived from the
original on 13 November...
- Awdrey-Gore
Legacy and his
grandson G.E.
Deadworry D. Awdrey-Gore – The
Toastrack Enigma, The
Blancmange Tragedy, The
Postcard Mystery, The
Pincushion Affair...
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Toastrack, a 1929
Dennis G that has been
owned by the
University of
Southampton Engineering Society since 1958....
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tramcars are in a
variety of styles,
ranging from
closed saloons to open
toastracks, and were
delivered in
batches from
various manufacturers.
Today the serviceable...
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railway also has a
restored set of four of the
original four-wheeled
toastrack coaches which are used for
special services. In 2014 it was announced...
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toastracks with
canvas roofs,
while cars 9 to 12 were
enclosed single-deck saloons. In July, a
local joiner called James McBride built two
toastracks...
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locomotives which had steam-outline
bodies of
American appearance, and four
toastrack carriages.
Wheelchairs and
pushchairs are
available to hire from the zoo's...
