One of the first four-wheel carriages built for the opening of the Peel Line in 1873 by the Metropolitan Carriage &Wagon Co., Ltd., of Saltley in Birmingham, upon delivery of the first bogie carriages from Brown, Marshall & Co., Ltd., in 1874 this carriage was close-coupled with C.13 and later mounted onto a bogie underframe in 1909 to become “pair” F.68; the underframes of the four-wheeler were re-used and became Fish Wagon No.1.  As a “pairs” carriage F.68 survived out of used after 1974 and was sold in 1975 to the Phyllis Rampton Charitable Trust where it remains part of this private collection off-island, now fully restored and displayed on the Vale of Rhediol Railway.