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I would be grateful for information about this image - the engine's number begins with 22 and the photo is believed to have been taken in Scotland:



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Thanks

Raven Z Atlantic, LNER C7. There were 2200 to 2212 in the 22xx number series.

Second carriage is a D 111 matchboard Lav 3rd of the type I presently have on my workbench.

Thanks for the information.

Looks like to the North of Berwick upon Tweed possibly Marshal Meadows.

The loco has no Westinghouse brake and no screw reverse. It also has a tender from a Q6, which means for the 22xx number series it can only be 2202, 2209 or 2211. Date is between 4/1932 and autumn 1935. The former date is the earliest brake conversion, the latter the last date into works for screw reverse, for the 3 locos.

All 3 were based in the north east 2202 at Tweedmouth, the others at Heaton.

I agree it looks like somewhere north of Berwick.

Thanks again for the information.

My immediate reaction was also Marshall Meadows before I scrolled down the string.

The leading carriage is a Hull & Barnsley Brake Composite.

John