Morning All
I have now reorganised my photos of the Gresley A1/3 Class Pre 1968 and added individual collections of each loco, including some new photos
continuing on with collections of 60073, 60074, 60075, 60077 & 60078
including from the 1930’s
2577 Night Hawk (60077)
http://railway-photography.smugmug.com/ ... /i-TQ5Tjbp
60073 St Gatien
http://railway-photography.smugmug.com/ ... /i-tNtmFXZ
60074 Harvester
http://railway-photography.smugmug.com/ ... /i-dq8cg43
60075 St Frusquin
http://railway-photography.smugmug.com/ ... -Frusquin/
60076 SORRY NO PHOTOS
60077 The White Knight
http://railway-photography.smugmug.com/ ... te-Knight/
60078 Night Hawk
http://railway-photography.smugmug.com/ ... ight-Hawk/
Neil
Gresley A1/3 60073,74,75,77 & 78
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Re: Gresley A1/3 60073,74,75,77 & 78
That one of Night Hawk - anyone care to comment on the rake of coaches?
Teak brake, then a 12 wheel bowstring diner? In what looks to be a 2 tone livery?
Followed by a Tourist twin?
So were some older coaches also painted green and cream? I dont' think I've come across that before.
Teak brake, then a 12 wheel bowstring diner? In what looks to be a 2 tone livery?
Followed by a Tourist twin?
So were some older coaches also painted green and cream? I dont' think I've come across that before.
Re: Gresley A1/3 60073,74,75,77 & 78
Jonathan,
This photo has been commented on before. Including the North Eastern 12-wheeler.
Here. viewtopic.php?f=15&t=9659&p=94617&hilit=2577#p94617
John
This photo has been commented on before. Including the North Eastern 12-wheeler.
Here. viewtopic.php?f=15&t=9659&p=94617&hilit=2577#p94617
John
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Re: Gresley A1/3 60073,74,75,77 & 78
Cheers, John, I'd missed that one.
How much 'other' stock was painted in Tourist colours, then?
How much 'other' stock was painted in Tourist colours, then?
Re: Gresley A1/3 60073,74,75,77 & 78
According to the later Harris, the T&L version, there were 3 catering vehicles painted to match 'Tourist stock' sets for the NE Area.
The NER Diagram 170, a standard LNER Diagram 10B which became unclassified, and an ex-GCR Restaurant Car.
More details to follow when I find them, unless someone has them to hand. I am unsure what the Diagram of the GC Carriage was?
John
The NER Diagram 170, a standard LNER Diagram 10B which became unclassified, and an ex-GCR Restaurant Car.
More details to follow when I find them, unless someone has them to hand. I am unsure what the Diagram of the GC Carriage was?
John
Re: Gresley A1/3 60073,74,75,77 & 78
The number of the NER D170 is 21487.
The 10B is 21474.
Details of the ex-GCR kitchen car:
Former GC Restaurant Composite to diagram 5M1, No. 5304.
Converted in 1934 to a Kitchen Car and allocated to the NE Area as 21484.
More details and a photo of the ex-GC car in green and cream can be found in Backtrack Volume 10 Number 11, in Clive Carter's LNER Kitchen Cars article.
John
The 10B is 21474.
Details of the ex-GCR kitchen car:
Former GC Restaurant Composite to diagram 5M1, No. 5304.
Converted in 1934 to a Kitchen Car and allocated to the NE Area as 21484.
More details and a photo of the ex-GC car in green and cream can be found in Backtrack Volume 10 Number 11, in Clive Carter's LNER Kitchen Cars article.
John