Many thanks silverfox, I have had confirmation that others, not on this Forum, agree.
I don't have the Peter Coster books, clearly an addition to the library required, oh dear!
John
2001 Cock O' The North
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Re: 2001 Cock O' The North
I have had it confirmed that it is Essendine
also I know there are other class's of locos in this collection as well as Cock O' The North
Neil
also I know there are other class's of locos in this collection as well as Cock O' The North
Neil
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Re: 2001 Cock O' The North
Pic 4 definitely several hundred yards north of, as said, Potters Bar; the trains being on the Up lines : 'Somersault' signals' wide bracket structure did belong to PB Box - his 'outer' "First" Homes I think; and the colour-light signal was the Down Main Starter, which was an example of the LNER's 'colour-light with the maximum amount of mechanical mechanism/components' affairs, also acting as Distant signal for the stop signal at Hawkshead (about 300 yards south of Brookmans Park station.JASd17 wrote:Photo 4 does look like the approach to Potter's Bar with an Up train on the slow line. Booster removed so after April 1937.
John
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