Bronze Age Gold from Wales
Name plate
A section of brass nameplate, with the letters NLLIF remaining – the nameplate is broken at both ends.
The nameplate possibly belonged to the ‘GLYNLLIFON’ steam engine which was built by De Winton of Caernarfon in 1880, and worked at Pen yr Orsedd Quarry until it was scrapped in 1937. The loco had a vertical boiler, and worked on a 2 foot gauge track.
Collection Area
Industry
Item Number
2015.71/7
Acquisition
Donation, 6/10/2015
Measurements
Length (mm): 145
Width (mm): 90
Height (mm): 1
Weight (g): 175
Material
brass
Location
In store
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