black goods

"Every eight-day, more Black ships and more Black goods pour into Spidlar.

Directories such as The Internet Black Pages and Black Business Women Online make it possible to purchase black goods online.

Slave traders would get several of these "black goods" and delivered them to the markets of the "Nueva España", Central America and Peru.

(1920 to 1932) Renumbered: Allocated 11568 by the LMS in 1923 after the grouping, and repainted into early LMS black goods livery.

In the book James and the Diesel Engines, Donald explains that while on the Caledonian Railway they were never painted blue, they always carried the black goods livery.

Up went the price of black goods; Norwich crapes and bombazines rose ten per cent, and those who were able to secure a black garment at any price, to shew their loyalty, were deemed very fortunate.

When new, three of the class - 423, 425 and 428 were painted in GCR's standard green passenger livery, while the other three - 424, 426 and 427 were painted in the lined black goods livery; all were green by the end of 1922.