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The '''Corridor First''' type of [[Passenger car (rail)|railway coach]] was one of the standard mid-20th century designs; coded 'FK' by the LNER and BR, and 'CL' by the LMS. The layout of the coach was a number of compartments, all of which were first class, linked by a side [[Corridor (rail vehicle)|corridor]].
The '''Corridor First'''<ref>{{cite web |title=1142 Corridor First |url=https://www.steamtrainsireland.com/rpsi-collection/32/1142-corridor-first |website=steamtrainsireland.com |access-date=3 October 2025}}</ref> type of [[Passenger car (rail)|railway coach]] was one of the standard mid-20th century designs; coded 'FK' by the LNER and BR, and 'CL' by the LMS. The layout of the coach was a number of compartments, all of which were first class, linked by a side [[Corridor (rail vehicle)|corridor]].
The [[British Railways]] produced versions (of [[British Rail Mark 1|Mark 1]] and [[British Rail Mark 2|Mark 2]] variations up to Mark 2D inclusive) were numbered in the 13xxx series. The prototype Mark 2 carriage, number 13252, was of FK design. It is now preserved at the [[Mid-Norfolk Railway]], having been preserved by (now formerly part of) the [[National Railway Museum|National Collection]].
The [[British Railways]] produced versions (of [[British Rail Mark 1|Mark 1]] and [[British Rail Mark 2|Mark 2]] variations up to Mark 2D inclusive) were numbered in the 13xxx series. The prototype Mark 2 carriage, number 13252, was of FK design. It is now preserved at the [[Mid-Norfolk Railway]], having been preserved by (now formerly part of) the [[National Railway Museum|National Collection]].


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==See also==
==See also==
*[[Corridor coach]]
*[[Corridor coach]]
==References==
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{{British Rail Coaches}}
{{British Rail Coaches}}


[[Category:British Rail coaching stock]]
[[Category:British Rail coaching stock]]

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A number of the Mark 2A/2B/2C carriages were declassified in 1985 to become Standard Corridors (coded SK). They were renumbered from 13xxx to 19xxx, putting them after the end of the 'Mark 1' range (19452–19560).

No carriages of this type are still in daily use on the main line network, since open saloon carriages are now preferred by operating companies. However, some electric multiple units based on British Rail coaches have first class compartments. As of 22 May 2010 there are no more Mark 1-based class units in use (the last journey was on the train which left Lymington Pier on Saturday 22 May 2010 at 22:14 BST). Hastings Diesels Limited has some such coaches forming part of their preserved main line Class 201/202 and many FKs still operate in charter trains, and they remain popular on preserved railway lines.

Gallery

Orders

Lot No. Diagram Mark Built Builder Qty Fleet numbers Notes
30019 - 1 1951 Swindon 33 13000–13032 BR1 bogies
30052 - 1 1952 Eastleigh 3 13033–13035 BR1 bogies
30019 - 1 1952 Swindon 24 13036–13059 BR1 bogies
30027 - 1 1952 Swindon 5 13060-13064 BR1 bogies
30065 - 1 1953 Swindon 12 13065–13076 BR1 bogies
30089 - 1 1954 Swindon 22 13085–13107 BR1 bogies
30107 - 1 1954 Swindon 18 13108–13125 BR1 bogies
30147 - 1 1955 Swindon 59 13126–13184 BR1 bogies
30217 - 1 1957-9 Ashford / Swindon 35 13185–13219 BR1 bogies
30357 - 1 1957 GRCW 1 13221 BR1 bogies
30381 - 1 1959 Ashford / Swindon 16 13223-13238 B4 bogies
30432 - 1 1959 Ashford / Swindon 13 13239-13251 BR1 bogies
30550 - 2 1963 Swindon 1 13252 B4 bogies
30578 - 1 1960 Metro Cammell 50 13253-13302 B4 bogies
30667 - 1 1962 Swindon 58 13303-13360 CW bogies
30733 - 2 1964 Derby 18 13361-13378 B4 bogies
30734 - 2 1964 Derby 28 13379-13406 B4 bogies
30738 - XP64 1964 Derby 3 13407-13409 B4 bogies
30749 - 2 1964-65 Derby 22 13410-13431 B4 bogies
30750 - 2 1964 Derby 2 13432-13433 B4 bogies
30774 - 2a 1968 Derby 30 13434-13463 B4 bogies
30785 - 2a 1968 Derby 22 13464-13475 B4 bogies
30789 - 2b 1969 Derby 38 13476-13513 B4 bogies
30797 - 2c 1969-70 Derby 48 13514-13561 B4 bogies
30825 - 2d 1971-72 Derby 49 13562-13610 B4 bogies

See also

References

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