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Chasewaterstuff's Railway & Canal Blog 
Just watched an old film “Train of events” with Jack Warner as a Loco Driver. 44763 is in the shed scene with smokebox number M4763, I guess this system was short lived as was the big lettered “British Railways” on the tenders?