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luggage van

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noun

  1. US and Canadian name: baggage car.  a railway carriage used to transport passengers' luggage, bicycles, etc

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A report released Friday by Thalys noted that a ticket inspector ran away and locked himself in a luggage van with five other people without alerting the train's passengers.

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I know a case where an amateur photographer was travelling by rail with a 12 by 10 bath full of nitrate of silver solution packed among his clothes in a box in the luggage van.

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As it drove away, there came up to the door a railway luggage van.

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The special train included two saloon cars, a sleeping car, and a luggage van.

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Such travellers are but few, and are usually accommodated either in the luggage van or in the carriage with the guard or conductor.

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