The sole preserved 1927 Stock unit of the London Post Office Railway
The London Post Office Railway1927 Stock was a type of twin-axle electric stock built in 1927 by British manufacturer English Electric. Ninety of these four-wheeled units were built for the London Post Office Railway system, on which they became the first electric stock to be operated on the underground rail system.
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