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BR Class 37 No.37426 (EWS Livery) Waits at Llandudno Station - July 2000 Dave Cobbe Collection Notes:- British Rail put D6999 into service in August 1965. It was renumbered 37299 in February 1974 then rebuilt and renumbered 37426 in February 1986. Scrapped at C F Booth ,Rotherham - March 2013then rebuilt and renumbered 37426 in February 1986. -
BR Class 40 No.40091 at Wakefield Westgate to Kirkgate with an empty car train . Date unknown. Different view to Ref. SA 0265. Copyright : Steve Armitage Archive Photographer : Steve Armitage -
BR Class 40 No.40091 at Wakefield Westgate with an empty car train . Date unknown. Copyright : Steve Armitage Archive Photographer : Steve Armitage -
BR Class 42 Warship No.D842 GREYHOUND at Grosmont repainted in Blue - 21.4.1999 Don Smith Collection -
BR Class 42 Warship No.D842 GREYHOUND (Blue Livery) on Kingsthorpe Curves on Diesel Day - 27.4.1991 Don Smith Collection -
BR Class 45 or Sulzer Type 4 No. 45052 BR Blue Livery Waits at Paignton Station - September 1985 Dave Cobbe Collection Notes:- These locos were known as "Peaks" 45052 entered service in 1961 Built at Crewe or Derby Works between 1960 and 1962 Withdrawn June 1988 and finally scrapped at MC Metals- Glasgow September 1991 -
BR Class 47 No.47727 "Duke Of Edinburgh’s Award" At Blaenau Ffestiniog on a Rail Tourer Special from Hull - 5.5.2001 Dave Cobbe Collection Notes:- Nos were D1629/47047 / 47569/ 47727 47727 was also built at Crewe and entered service in October 1964 as D1629. ‘Edinburgh Castle/Caisteal Dhùn Eideann’ is the locomotive’s fifth name, the previous ones being ‘The Gloucestershire Regiment’ (1 July 1990-November 1993), ‘Duke of Edinburgh’s Award’ (11 October 1994-?), ‘Castell Caeffili/Caerphilly Castle’ (December 2002-?) and ‘Rebecca’ (20 September 2007-?) Loco was scrapped in 2010 -
BR Class 47 Diesel No.47831 “Bolton Wanderer” (Virgin Red Livery) At Southsea Station - December 2001 Dave Cobbe Collection Notes:- Numbering of this loco D1618/47037/47563/47831/57310 47831 was rebuilt into Class 57 No. 57310 -
BR Class 47 No.47373 at Wakefield,Kirkgate (approaching from the west). Date unknown. Designed by Brush Traction,Loughborough and built at BR Crewe circa 1965.Withdrawn in June 1992. -
BR Class 47 / BRUSH TYPE 4 No.1102 (TOPS 47519) At Cliffe - 20.1.1999 Dave Cobbe Collection Notes:- Loco built by BR 196o's Cut up by T.J.Thompson,Stockton - October 2005 -
BR Class 50 No.50034 Furious (D434) BR Blue/Large Logo Livery stands ight engine outside Paddington -10.8.1985 Dave Cobbe Collection Notes:- D434 then 50034 Furious Built August 1968 Named 6.4.1978 Withdrawn 29.6.1990 Scraped at Old Oak Common TMD - February 1991 These locos had a nickname which was "Hoovers" due to that whilst in service they sounded like a Hoover -
BR Class 50’s No 50008 Thunderer (Blue) and No.50015 Valiant (Grey and Yellow) On The Pathfinder Tours - Hoover Hoop Special from Paddington just coming out of Middle Hill Tunnel - 19.10.1991 Dave Cobbe Collection -
BR Class 50’s No.50015 Valiant (Grey and Yellow) and No 50008 Thunderer (Blue) On the viaduct at Frampton Mansell - 19.10.1991 The Dave Cobbe Collection . -
BR CLASS 5MT 4-6-0 No. 44932 passing through Thorpe Gates,Nr Selby with THE SCARBOROUGH SPA AND WOLDS STEAM SPECIAL after dark on 19.9.2012.
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Photo from The Don Smith Collection.
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BR CLASS 5MT 4-6-0 No 44932 passing Ulleskelf with the Scarborough Spa Express on 21.8.2012.
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Photo from The Don Smith Collection.
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BR CLASS 5MT 4-6-0 No 44932 near Church Fenton with the Scarborough Spa Express on 14.8.2012.
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Photo from The Don Smith Collection.
