White metal O gauge Coach Bogies / Wagon Bogie frames + Slaters 3'7" wheels

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White metal O gauge Coach Bogies / Wagon Bogie frames + Slaters 3″7′ wheels
Parts were found together in same bag – not sure if the wheels are meant for these bogie frames ?
White metal bogie frame parts slightly bent 2 packs of Slaters Wheels – unopened both 3’7″Set 7123 8 Open SpokeSet 7131 10 Spoke Van / Wagon wheels Both 7mm Scale
Any help with type or maker appreciated
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PLEASE CHECK MY FEEDBACK – I take pride in what I do and make every effort to ensure everything goes smoothly with transaction .I try to describe item as I seem offering every faultI answer emails- I mark as despatched the moment items are posted (Sorry I cannot email every customer to let them know it has been sent)I post in under 3 daysAll my items will be packaged in a manner that will prevent damage -see feedback.This also limits loss.I cannot post at cost -I have to add a small charge to cover running costs as this is my sole business -please factor this into your bid.I always give discount on multiple wins or you can collect item.PLEASE NOTE .I always discount postage on multiple purchase (for U.K. buyers)On 30-Oct-19 at 10:47:03 GMT, seller added the following information:

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It’s a WW1 Dick, Kerr and Co petrol electric loco built for the narrow gauge lines of the Western Front,

It isn’t OO. It’s 7mm Scale narrow gauge, which is either O-14 or O-16.5. To be strictly accurate this should be O-14, but it looks as if it might have a cut down OO Gauge motor bogie, so that would be O-16.5 (measure the distance between the wheels). The numbers simply refer to the track gauge, OO Gauge being approximately 16.5mm across. O-16.5 is 7mm Scale narrow gauge on OO track, but it isn’t OO Gauge, which refers to 4mm Scale on OO track.

SO APPARENTLY NOT OO – I am not expert on these items and Im sure you will understand the above !!

Category: Collectables:Model Railways and Trains:O Gauge:Parts and Accessories:Other Parts and Accessories
Location: Ashford