Going through a drawer at Christow on a rainy day, the scout found these labels for traffics which the railway long ago ceased to carry.
The first four are labels for gumming to parcels or goods smalls. The remainder are wagon labels.
Who on the railway now could be trusted to do the milking?
The reason that these labels are covered in date stamps is because they were kept as specimens by the clerk responsible for submitting the stationery requisition. Note that nothing was ordered after 1966.