I wonder if anyone could assist me in trying to identify the number of the locomotive in this photograph, please?
The photo was taken around 1951, and because of the company name on the building, I believe it to be at Bramford just outside Ipswich. The quality is not great, but I think it is an 0-4-4T and in addition to the '6' as a first number, it seems to have another '6' as the fourth number.
Help wanted to id this locomotive
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Help wanted to id this locomotive
John.
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Re: Help wanted to id this locomotive
G5 with rear bunker side extensions removed ?
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Re: Help wanted to id this locomotive
Thanks Mick.
In which case it must surely be 67269 because this loco moved from Starbeck to Cambridge in 1951. The others with a 6 as fourth number stayed in the NE until their withdrawal from service.
In which case it must surely be 67269 because this loco moved from Starbeck to Cambridge in 1951. The others with a 6 as fourth number stayed in the NE until their withdrawal from service.
John.
My spotting log website is at https://spottinglogs.co.uk/spotting-rec ... s-70s-80s/
And my spotters' b&w photo site is at http://spottinglogs.blog
My spotting log website is at https://spottinglogs.co.uk/spotting-rec ... s-70s-80s/
And my spotters' b&w photo site is at http://spottinglogs.blog