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| Pantyffynnon box can be found a
little way inland from Llanelli, controlling the
southern end of the Central Wales line and a minor branch to Gwaun-cae-Gurwen.
The box, previously Pantyffynnon South, was built by the Great Western Railway
in 1892. |
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| The 49-lever frame in the box also
dates back to the opening of the cabin in 1892. |
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| Working of the Central Wales line
between here and Craven Arms is by "No-signalman Token" - a variation on the
normal single-line instruments that allows the token to be withdrawn by drivers
at intermediate points on the line. This particular one, of course, is worked
by a signalman! |
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| Mounted on the instrument shelf is
a small console to assist the signalman in planning movements over the single
line between here and Craven Arms. Above is the conventional signalling plan of
the local layout. |
