LNER negative identification

[strang steel]

I have recently purchased some old negatives of LNER locomotives at NE England locations.

If anyone would care to provide extra info, that would be great.

This is the first one....

I have added this to a new page on my spotting website at https://spottinglogs.co.uk/photos-from-lner-days/

The others will be added to that page in due course, but scanning is a rather slow process.

[strang steel]

Looking at them with an untrained eye - most of them seem to be at York.

[mick b]

LNER ex NER C6
by coincidence also on the page below.

https://www.lner.info/locos/C/c6.php

[jwealleans]

Is the chimney the LNER laundry?

[strang steel]

I have taken the plunge and created another related website (at great expense), with a very similar name - www.spottinglogs.blog

This will be the vehicle for black & white images I have acquired over the years, mostly taken by spotters and enthusiasts. These photos are from the BR steam era, and I have divided the site into 5 sections - BR, ER, LMR, SR and WR.

I have lots of b/w negatives, which will keep me out of trouble for the coming winter months, and additions will be made on a slow but regular basis.

[WTTReprinter]

John.
The 2nd unidentified ER image of Hornets Beauty; I'm fairly sure that is end north of Doncaster Carr Loco. The chimney on the far side looks like the chimney for Pegler's Ltd, though it isn't a full shot of it.
There are also 6 running lines so that's consistent with the location.

[strang steel]

Thanks. That is great info. I was unsure, as 60535 was a long term Scottish locomotive.

[strang steel]

I have added more photos to the locations pages on the website, but I thought of Mickey when I scanned this, as a small part of Holloway South Down signal box can be seen just to the right of the smokebox - so I thought I would add a copy here.

[WTTReprinter]

Thanks. That is great info. I was unsure, as 60535 was a long term Scottish locomotive.

I might not be correct but it's my gut feeling looking at the image. Scottish turns would often work to Donny and back.

[jwealleans]

The J15 with the two 6 wheelers must be leaving Haughley Junction up the Mid Suffolk? Date no later than 1952 (I think) when they were replaced by bogie carriages.

65447 can you confirm that?

[9E]

Your D11 possibly somewhere on the CLC is in fact at Amersham. See the photo on this web page:

http://www.metroland.org.uk/amersham/metro/memories.htm

with further details.

Regards,
Simon

[strang steel]

Thanks Simon. If that photo is copyright Richard Hardy and Transport Treasury, I am curious as to how I have the negative?
I will remove it, anyway.

Edited:- I have looked at the Transport Treasury website, and they have no reference to holding any items from the collection of Richard Hardy. I am wondering if the images were loaned to TT for a number of years, and since then the collection has been sold?

Certainly, the batch I purchased was stated to come with copyright, but one can't be too careful these days.