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Stanier Jubilee's 45552-45562 1960's photos

Discussion in 'Photography' started by neildimmer, Feb 10, 2009.

  1. neildimmer

    neildimmer Resident of Nat Pres

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    Hi All

    I have accumalated over 350 photos from numerous photographers, but the mainstay are from Keith Till, Tony Gillett & Colin Williams, so i have started a complee site for the Jubilee class. I have started with the original Silver Jubilee, and the 10 named after Canadian Provinces
    45552 Silver Jubilee taken at 02:20 at Lostock Hall 20/9/61 (Tony Gillett)
    http://stanier-jubilee.photos.gb.net/p56349326.html
    45552 Silver Jubilee D/H a Patriot or Royal Scot Coppenhall Jct (Colin Williams)
    http://stanier-jubilee.photos.gb.net/p55619896.html
    45553 Canada (Keith Till)
    http://stanier-jubilee.photos.gb.net/p56116140.html
    45554 Ontario Bank Hall mpd 26/6/62 (Tony Gillett)
    http://stanier-jubilee.photos.gb.net/p56116163.html
    45555 Quebec Tebay (Colin Williams)
    http://stanier-jubilee.photos.gb.net/p56116172.html
    45556 Nova Scotia/45734 Meteor 21/7/61 (Tony Gillett)
    http://stanier-jubilee.photos.gb.net/p56349480.html
    45557 New Brunswick no photos anyone help out?

    45558 Manitoba Lostock Hall 5/11/61 (Tony Gillett)
    http://stanier-jubilee.photos.gb.net/p56349502.html
    45559 British Columbia Doveholes (Colin Williams)
    http://stanier-jubilee.photos.gb.net/p56349519.html
    45559 British Columbia & 2 class 40's Blackpool mpd Boxing Day 26/12/62 (Tony Gillett)
    http://stanier-jubilee.photos.gb.net/p56349518.html
    45560 Prince Edward Island Hest Bank 21/7/61 (Colin Williams)
    http://stanier-jubilee.photos.gb.net/p56349931.html
    45560 Prince Edward Island Leyland 19/8/61 (Tony Gillett)
    http://stanier-jubilee.photos.gb.net/p56349930.html
    45561 Saskatchewan Harpenden (Colin Williams)
    http://stanier-jubilee.photos.gb.net/p56349960.html
    45562 Alberta one of the last surviving Jubilee's, all bulled up at Holbeck mpd (Colin Williams)
    http://stanier-jubilee.photos.gb.net/p56349980.html
    45562 Alberta Low Gill (Colin Williams)
    http://stanier-jubilee.photos.gb.net/p56349981.html
    Finally 3 photos taken by Tony Gillett of 455562 Alberta at Heysham 22/3/67
    http://stanier-jubilee.photos.gb.net/p56349979.html
    http://stanier-jubilee.photos.gb.net/p56349982.html
    http://stanier-jubilee.photos.gb.net/p56349984.html

    Neil
     
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  2. polmadie

    polmadie Well-Known Member

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    It is a Royal Scot. Patriots don't have the sand box just in front of the cab. Also the cab is different. Patriots dont have a hand rail whereas the Scots do.


    http://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/im ... et-lrg.jpg
     
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  3. Victor

    Victor Nat Pres stalwart Friend

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  4. Yankee Tank

    Yankee Tank New Member

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    Suggestion.

    Could Neil Dimmer not just post ONE link to his website in the photography section so we don't clutter up the rest of the forum with a new topic everytime he updates his site? Moderators your thoughts?
     
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  5. bus driver

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    Victor, how did you get in ? I used to shin up a lamp post in the street at the back, then through a hole in the Roundhouse wall . The foremans office had to be passed if you went in the main entrance so you did not get far. Farnley Junction was easier, you just strolled in as they were very friendly.
     
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  6. simon

    simon Resident of Nat Pres

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    A very good suggestion.
     
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  7. blackfive

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    Sweet Street West and over the wall into the yard usually worked for me. There were usually a few bricks piled up by the hole in the fence to help too.
    Copley Hill was the difficult one.
    Happy days!
     
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  8. Steve

    Steve Resident of Nat Pres Friend

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    I did suggest he posts in the Photography section a while back.
     
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