The first family of passenger carriages on the W.A.G.R. had its origins in a group of 7 compartment composite carriages originally built for the M.R.W.A. These were sold to the W.A.G.R. in 1892 and formed the first vehicles in class AC. The similar AD class brake composite started out as a contemporary build for the GSR and both types were soon taken up by the W.A.G.R. An all first (class AE) and an all second (AF) were developed for country use and originally had one compartment with access to a lavatory. All of these carriages were quickly displaced from main country services in the 1890s and then entered a long period in use as suburban passenger carriages. They were never entirely superseded until the coming of the railcars but then became available for conversion for other uses. The table below summaries these carriages. Unfortunately I have only few poor photos one of the carriages in this group