| 11. | The term was only replaced by " brake van " from the 1870s onwards.
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| 12. | The van is less secure and has fewer features than the passenger brake van.
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| 13. | Mixed trains continued to run, but were now provided with a brake van.
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| 14. | A 7-ton brake van was supplied by R . Y . Pickering.
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| 15. | Then behind this were two wagons of timber and lastly the Fell brake van.
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| 16. | The engine and brake van also had brakes which gripped the raised centre rail.
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| 17. | A later job of the guard was the provision of side lamps on brake vans.
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| 18. | The " Brake Vans " are an important part of a goods train.
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| 19. | Apart from the sidings, the only thing left was an old BR brake van.
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| 20. | The brake van was marshalled at the rear of the train, and served two purposes:
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