Standard Corridor
The Standard Corridor (previously Third Corridor) type of railway carriage was one of the standard mid-20th century designs, and was coded SK (previously TK) by the LNER and BR, and CF by the LMS. The layout of the coach was a number of compartments, all of which were standard class (known as third class until 1956), linked by a side corridor. The British Railways produced Mark 1 SK was the most numerous carriage design ever built in the United Kingdom. The original number series carried was 24000–26217. From 1983, those carriages in the 25xxx and 26xxx series were renumbered 18xxx and 19xxx.
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Standard Corridor
The Standard Corridor (previously Third Corridor) type of railway carriage was one of the standard mid-20th century designs, and was coded SK (previously TK) by the LNER and BR, and CF by the LMS. The layout of the coach was a number of compartments, all of which were standard class (known as third class until 1956), linked by a side corridor. The British Railways produced Mark 1 SK was the most numerous carriage design ever built in the United Kingdom. The original number series carried was 24000–26217. From 1983, those carriages in the 25xxx and 26xxx series were renumbered 18xxx and 19xxx.
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The Standard Corridor (previou ...... idor carriages are as follows:
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#0033cc;color:white
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BR1, Commonwealth or B4
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Vacuum, air, or both
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A Mk1 Second Corridor coach at the North Norfolk Railway in 2007
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Drop-head knuckle coupler on draw-hook
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Manual slam doors, three on each side
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British Railways Mark 1 and Mark 2A, 2B and 2C
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Mk1 24000–25507, 25510–26217
Mk2a 19452-19473
Mk2b 19478-19513
Mk2c 19515-19560
XP64 25508-25509
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Steam or electric heat, or both
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The Standard Corridor (previou ...... re renumbered 18xxx and 19xxx.
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Standard Corridor
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British Rail Second Corridor
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