A Charming Early 20thC Primitive Wooden Model of a Victorian Locomotive Train With Tender sub-Curios In the 19th century sanitary

In the 19th century sanitary conditions in prisons became much better but the regime was very harsh

With its electric lights

The frame is in reasonable order with one side having a hairline split

The 12th-century historian William of Malmesbury was of the community

A Charming Early 20thC Primitive Wooden Model of a Victorian Locomotive Train With Tender sub-Curios In the 19th century sanitaryOrigin: British Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 25 Height: 12. 5 inches Width: 7 inches Length: 32 inches The large, navely constructed and primitive painted wooden locomotive train with carriage set in pea green with cast iron wheels, smoke stack and boiler survives form the first quarter of the twentieth century. In as found condition the piece remains un cleaned or un restored, there is loss to parts of the