APCM Cemflo/PCV Powder Cement Wagon - Blue Circle Cement - Pack 2Built between 1961 and 1965 for Associated Portland Cement Manufacturers (APCM), the Cemflo PCV wagons are probably best known for their use on trains of Blue Circle cement from Cliffe, in Kent, to Uddingston on the outskirts of Glasgow. During their working lives, they also supplied a number of other locations, including Aberdeen, Dewsbury, Dundee, Grangemouth, Sunderland, and Widnes. The last Cemflo PCV wagons were withdrawn from service in mid 1988.

you will immediately notice its excellent ergonomics

5" LNER lettering and 12" numbering

in Irish Rail Supertrain Livery

In January 1991 it was released from Glasgow St Rollox Works in Railfreight Construction colours

currently residing at the Foxfield Railway

emerging in March 2025

and stowage vans in LMS Travelling Post Office trains of the 1930s

highly detailed roof with textured canvas cover and chassis mounted operating handles

Interior lighting with cast electrical compartment and engine bay detail on metal motor enclosure

when they were stored at Crewe IEMD with the expectation that SNCF would start running its own trains in the UK

with ‘Bowling Ball’ Set Numbering

Motherwell’s 37403 was catapulted to celebrity status in February 1994 after being backdated to its original British Railways green livery