Named Thompson B1's
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Named Thompson B1's
Hi All
I have started a collection of the named Thompson B1’s, featuring some pics that were on fotopic and some new unseen photos that were given to me. also included are photos of preserved B1 61306 Mayflower
Included is this photo of 61025 Pallah & 60017 Silver Fox Grantham 2/2/1957
http://railway-photography.smugmug.com/ ... kqwKt-A-LB
Full collection
http://railway-photography.smugmug.com/ ... 40_svjJnzB
Neil
I have started a collection of the named Thompson B1’s, featuring some pics that were on fotopic and some new unseen photos that were given to me. also included are photos of preserved B1 61306 Mayflower
Included is this photo of 61025 Pallah & 60017 Silver Fox Grantham 2/2/1957
http://railway-photography.smugmug.com/ ... kqwKt-A-LB
Full collection
http://railway-photography.smugmug.com/ ... 40_svjJnzB
Neil
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Tweedmouth's Pallah at Grantham '57!
Yet another 'rocking horse dropping'...arrived on which working, I wonder?
Cheers
Robt P.
Yet another 'rocking horse dropping'...arrived on which working, I wonder?
Cheers
Robt P.
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Lovely piccies of Mayflower at Carnforth in the early days.
I've gone all misty-eyed...
I've gone all misty-eyed...
If I ain't here, I'm in Bilston, scoffing decent chips at last!!!!
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61379 was the original Mayflower, shedded at Immingham for many years. While I was an engine cleaner there I spent many hours polishing her up. 61306 is a bit of an imposter.
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Any info on Pallah at Grantham?
Hi interested in the area served by 52D. also researching colliery wagonways from same area.
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Looking at the Grantham shot - isn't that 61095 with 60017 rather than 61025?
61095 was a New England Loco at the time and I have seen shots of it before with a coal weighing tender.
61095 was a New England Loco at the time and I have seen shots of it before with a coal weighing tender.
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Or possibly 1075.
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My initial thought was that 61025 would be highly unlikely...
Rather confirmed by no reference to Pallah being seen so far south, in Springtime '57 TI's or RO's...
Picture blow-up to 'original' suggests 61075, with no discernible nameplate.
Cheers
Robt P.
Rather confirmed by no reference to Pallah being seen so far south, in Springtime '57 TI's or RO's...
Picture blow-up to 'original' suggests 61075, with no discernible nameplate.
Cheers
Robt P.
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61019 is on Gateshead shed.
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rob237 wrote:My initial thought was that 61025 would be highly unlikely...
Rather confirmed by no reference to Pallah being seen so far south, in Springtime '57 TI's or RO's...
Picture blow-up to 'original' suggests 61075, with no discernible nameplate.
Cheers
Robt P.
I was going by the info sent with the photos, so it seems this could well be un-named 61075 or 95, i will move the pic to the unnamed B1 collection
Many thanks to the eagle eyed amongst you
Neil
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As a 1966 job, I cannot remember 61379 but I did see 1306 at Carnforth. Different people have different memories.JeffB wrote:61379 was the original Mayflower, shedded at Immingham for many years. While I was an engine cleaner there I spent many hours polishing her up. 61306 is a bit of an imposter.
If I ain't here, I'm in Bilston, scoffing decent chips at last!!!!
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rob237 wrote:My initial thought was that 61025 would be highly unlikely...
Rather confirmed by no reference to Pallah being seen so far south, in Springtime '57 TI's or RO's...
Picture blow-up to 'original' suggests 61075, with no discernible nameplate.
Urine extraction or straightforward plagiarism?luluxiu wrote:My initial thought is that 61025 is highly unlikely ... ... but a recognition that has so far been regarded as the southern spring '57 TI or RO, did not mention Pallah ... pictures of blow - up "original" proposed 61,075 people, there is no obvious plate.
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Robt P.
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Just a quick heads-up, Neil. 61008 at Preston is Kudu, not Kudo. Cheers.
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Some sort of bot, I'd suspect. We've had them on here before.Urine extraction or straightforward plagiarism?
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Looked up the allocation for the coal weighing tenders in "Green" 2b (page 137).
in 2/57 they were fitted as follows;
4095 - 61258 (on 10/55 to wdl)
4155 - 61095 (on 10/53 to wdl)
4200 - spare (8/53 to 5/61 then c/u)
4219 - 61140 (on 9/52 to wdl)
I think that nails the mystery B1 at Grantham as 61095. Funnily enough 61075 was also fitted with one (4200) but only between 12/51 and 3/52. After that it had a K1 type tender until wdl.
in 2/57 they were fitted as follows;
4095 - 61258 (on 10/55 to wdl)
4155 - 61095 (on 10/53 to wdl)
4200 - spare (8/53 to 5/61 then c/u)
4219 - 61140 (on 9/52 to wdl)
I think that nails the mystery B1 at Grantham as 61095. Funnily enough 61075 was also fitted with one (4200) but only between 12/51 and 3/52. After that it had a K1 type tender until wdl.