... quite early with wagons lettered as 'I W R' in some pictures. Rob P.S. I have more IOW books but can't quite lay my hands on them just now. posted: 2 Feb 2020 01:33 from: Martin Wynne Jim Guthrie wrote: but a BR plan of the station (attached) that I found shows the slips to be Barry slips. Hi Jim, In your BR plan those don't look to be Barry slips in the usual sense. Or any kind of slip -- just opposed turnouts: 2_012022_290000000.png Perhaps that lower formation could be called a Barry outside-slip? Given that they lead to dead-end sidings there doesn't seem to be any reason to provide full slips. It is not often that a connection is needed directly across from one siding to another. Nor to provide a trap, because there are two trap catch points separately shown. But if you have photos showing full slips... p.s. if the plan is accurate, the tandem is in fact a 3-throw -- both switches ...