What was the two-tone livery used for GWR's passenger coaches?
Chocolate and cream
Maroon and cream
Green and cream
Blue and cream
Answer
The Great Western Railway used a two-tone "chocolate and cream" livery for its passenger coaches. This unique color scheme added to the railway's distinct identity and was a visual representation of the company's commitment to quality and comfort.
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