Sir Nigel's naming
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Sir Nigel's naming
William Whitelaw presenting Sir Nigel with a silver model of an A4 on the occasion of No. 4498's naming ceremony.
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52D
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Re: Sir Nigel's naming
At the time would that be an A1 giving an A4 to an A4. 
Hi interested in the area served by 52D. also researching colliery wagonways from same area.
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manna
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Re: Sir Nigel's naming
G'Day Gents
I wonder where that model is now !!!!!!!!
manna
I wonder where that model is now !!!!!!!!
manna
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Ay up, 2512!
Nice to know.
Nice to know.
If I ain't here, I'm in Bilston, scoffing decent chips at last!!!!
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hq1hitchin
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Re: Sir Nigel's naming
There's the same photo in the latest Gresley Observer, house magazine of the Gresley Society. Evidently it's actually a wooden cigarette case surmounted by a silver model of an A4. For anyone interested in the man and his works, joining the Gresley Society is highly recommended.52D wrote:At the time would that be an A1 giving an A4 to an A4.
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