North Western Railway Heritage

Maharani of Jodhpur's Royal Saloon. Built of teak wood, with a lounge, sleeping quarters, a prayer area, kitchen, and servants' compartment. Built in 1927.

Interior of Maharani of Jodhpur's Royal Saloon.

KCC narrow-gauge open wagon, used to carry coal to Mari Indus. Could be pushed by hand along the tracks.

Hand-driven water pump formerly at Kohat. Manufactured 1901.

Detail of wheel of hand pump.

Inspection trolleys of NWR. The one in front is motorized; the one at the back is a manual push-trolley.

Manufacturer's plaque on hand pump.

Station bell from Kasur station, 1891. This would have been used to announce the arrival and departure of trains.

Washroom accessories from NWR.

A grandfather clock from the NWR.

Bandages from a 1912 medical supply kit of the NWR.

Bricks with the NWR initials, 1888.

Kerosene wick lamp of World War I vintage. It was designed to provide a directional beam with no leakage of light in other directions.

Medical supply kit for travelling railway doctors, NWR.

NWR custom china.

NWR custom cutlery.

Bone china cup and saucer from NWR viceregal saloon.

NWR DC-operated table fan.

A station bench from 1902.

Electrical switches and regulators.

Cast iron sleeper of NWR for bull-headed rails, manufactured 1868.

Control phone.

Crystal ware serving vessels from NWR saloons.

A hand-operated siren. When rotated vigorously, it gave out a piercing noise.

A bellows.

More vessels.

Ceramic poster indicating the price for cups of tea, circa 1920.