Date of emblem change
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Date of emblem change
Hello All,
Can anybody out there tell me about what date did BR change from the "Cycling Lion" to the "Ferret and Dartboard" tender emblem?
Thanks in advance,
Trevor, Bellingham Washington, USA
Can anybody out there tell me about what date did BR change from the "Cycling Lion" to the "Ferret and Dartboard" tender emblem?
Thanks in advance,
Trevor, Bellingham Washington, USA
Trevor
website: http://whitbywestcliff.blogspot.com
website: http://whitbywestcliff.blogspot.com
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Re: Date of emblem change
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
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Re: Date of emblem change
Thanks. My layout is based on Whitby West Cliff in 1956, so my locos can have both emblems.
Prosperous 2012 to all.
Prosperous 2012 to all.
Trevor
website: http://whitbywestcliff.blogspot.com
website: http://whitbywestcliff.blogspot.com
Re: Date of emblem change
The change took several years for the locomotive stock.
Most express types were completed over later 1956 to 1958. I would suggest few in 1956 itself.
I suggest for frequently photographed express types a dated photograph should be possible. There are excellent books by the RCTS and W B Yeadon which should be consulted. True of a lot of queries on this forum!
The more humble types took much longer.
John
Most express types were completed over later 1956 to 1958. I would suggest few in 1956 itself.
I suggest for frequently photographed express types a dated photograph should be possible. There are excellent books by the RCTS and W B Yeadon which should be consulted. True of a lot of queries on this forum!
The more humble types took much longer.
John
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Re: Date of emblem change
D3052 was reported to have lasted until withdrawal in 1973 with the pre-56 emblem, although that is of little use to a Whitby layout, as it was a Willesden shunting loco (sorry).
John.
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Re: Date of emblem change
Ay up!
Again, not much use to a Whitby layout but 41241 was withdrawn in 1967 still with the old crest.
Again, not much use to a Whitby layout but 41241 was withdrawn in 1967 still with the old crest.
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Re: Date of emblem change
And this sort of delay was not confined to BR days. We think 3171, the sister autocar to the one we're restoring, was never painted into LNER colours, despite not being withdrawn until 1930.
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Re: Date of emblem change
Getting further away from the Yorkshire coast, wasn't there supposed to be a pannier tank in the early 1960s still with GWR on the sides? (and I don't mean the preserved ones).
John.
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Re: Date of emblem change
Yes, I've a photo in one of my books, although I cannot remember which one!!
There was also a Manor running around with the tender in GW livery until 1965ish
There was also a Manor running around with the tender in GW livery until 1965ish
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Re: Date of emblem change
Blink Bonny wrote:Ay up!
Again, not much use to a Whitby layout but 41241 was withdrawn in 1967 still with the old crest.
Malton-50F-had an allocation of this class of loco so could they have found their way into Whitby?
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Re: Date of emblem change
The last photo in 'LNER Locomotives in Colour 1936-1948' by Ron White and Norman Johnston is of a rather scruffy J69 no. 8568 still in LNER livery in November 1954. It was the last loco in LNER livery and was finally repainted in April 1956! It was withdrawn in 1958.