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LNER LOCOMOTIVES Part 3 GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY LENS OF SUTTON ASSOCIATION List 12C (Issue 2 June 2017) LNER 8887 class D15/2 at Southend Victoria MPD 1930s LOSA List 12C GER Locos p1 THE LENS OF SUTTON ASSOCIATION LNER LOCOMOTIVES PART 12C GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY This catalogue lists views of the locomotives built for the Great Eastern Railway. The short first section lists locomotives in GER livery and the rest of the catalogue lists locomotive classes in order of their LNER class designation. The entries give information in the following order: Our negative reference number, the locomotive number (3 digit number is GER, 4 digit number is LNER, 5 digit number is BR), the orientation of the view, date if known, location details and comment. Locomotives in Great Eastern Railway livery 45940 0806 0-4-2 R3/4f c1890 Shed portrait copy negative 45941 377 Sinclair GE cl Y 2-4-0 L3/4f c1890 Station portrait copy negative 45942 0291 Sinclair GE cl W 4-2-2 RHS c1890 portrait no background engine only copy negative Rebuilt by S.W.Johnson 45943 47 S.W.Johnson GE cl No 1 2-4-0 L3/4f c1900 Station portrait copy negative 45944 160 S.W.Johnson GE cl No 1 2-4-0 R3/4f c1880 portrait no background copy negative 45945 113 S.W.Johnson GE cl L7 2-4-0 RHS c1880 Shed portrait copy negative 45946 306 S.W.Johnson GE cl C8 4-4-0 L3/4f c1890 Shed portrait copy negative 45947 84 S.W.Johnson GE cl T7 0-4-2T R3/4f c1880 Shed portrait copy negative 45948 135 S.W.Johnson ukn 0-4-4T L3/4f c1890 Stratford Shed copy negative 45949 190 S.W.Johnson ukn 0-4-4T LHS c1890 Shed portrait copy negative 45950 193 S.W.Johnson ukn 0-4-4T RHS c1890 Shed portrait copy negative 45951 66 W.Adams GE cl 61 0-4-4T RHS c1890 portrait no background copy negative 45952 180 W.Adams CE cl 61 0-4-4T RHS c1890 Station portrait copy negative 45953 261 W.Adams GE cl 265 4-4-0 RHS c1890 portrait no background part tender only copy negative 45954 247 M Bromley ukn 4-2-2 L3/4f c1890 Shed portrait copy negative 45955 600 M Bromley ukn 4-2-2 LHS c1890 portrait no background part tender only copy negative 45956 149 M Bromley GE cl 140 0-4-4T RHS c1890 Shed portrait copy negative 45957 0704 T.W.Worsdell GE cl G16 4-4-0 R3/4f c1900 Station portrait part tender only copy negative 45958 567 T.W.Worsdell GE cl G14 2-4-0 RHS c1900 St. Pancras copy negative 45959 10 J.Holden GE cl P43 4-2-2 R3/4f c1905 Liverpool Street copy negative 45960 10 J.Holden GE cl P43 4-2-2 R3/4f c1905 Shed portrait copy negative 45961 10 J.Holden GE cl P43 4-2-2 RHS c1905 portrait no background copy negative 45962 11 J.Holden GE cl P43 4-2-2 RHS c1905 portrait no background copy negative 45963 12 J.Holden GE cl P43 4-2-2 LHS c1902 portrait no background copy negative 45964 19 J.Holden GE cl P43 4-2-2 LHS 7.1907 York station copy negative 45965 777 J.Holden GE cl D27 2-2-2 R3/4f c1900 Shed portrait copy negative LOSA List 12C GER Locos p2 45966 1006 J.Holden GE cl D27 2-2-2 RHS c1900 Shed portrait copy negative 45967 725 J.Holden GE cl T19 2-4-0 R3/4f c1900 Lineside portrait heading passenger train near Ipswich copy negative 45968 735 J.Holden GE cl T19 2-4-0 R3/4f c1900 Lineside portrait heading passenger train near Brentwood copy negative 45969 745 J.Holden GE cl T19 2-4-0 R3/4f c1900 Station portrait copy negative 45970 760 J.Holden GE cl T19 2-4-0 R3/4f c1900 Petrolea Shed portrait copy negative 45971 1034 J.Holden GE cl T19 2-4-0 R3/4f c1910 Station portrait copy negative Rebuilt with large boiler 45972 20 J.Holden GE cl A55 0-10-0 R3/4f c1902 Stratford Shed copy negative 45973 20 J.Holden GE cl A55 0-10-0 R3/4f c1902 Stratford Shed copy negative Official Photograph 44753 20 J.Holden GE cl A55 0-8-0 R3/4f c1906 portrait no background copy negative Locomotives in LNER or BR livery S.D HOLDEN GE Class S69 LNER B12/1 45974 1514 R3/4f c1910 Shed portrait as built LNER B12 copy negative 45975 8500 R3/4f early 1930's Shed portrait ACFI equipment fitted 45976 8504 R3/4f early 1930's Shed portrait ACFI equipment fitted 45977 8508 L3/4f 8.1935 Ipswich Shed ACFI equipment fitted 45978 8510 R3/4f c1931-7 Station portrait ACFI equipment fitted 45979 8511 R3/4f early 1930's Shed portrait engine only. ACFI Equipment fitted 45980 8512 L3/4f c1932-7 Lineside portrait heading passenger train ACFI equipment fitted 45981 8512 L3/4f c1932-7 Shed portrait ACFI equipment fitted 45982 8518 RHS c1932-5 Station portrait ACFI equipment fitted 45983 8520 R3/4f early 1930's Stratford Works 45984 8521 L3/4f late 1930's Kings Lynn ACFI equipment fitted 45985 8521 R3/4f late 1930's Cambridge Shed ACFI equipment fitted 45986 8532 R3/4f late 1930's Shed portrait ACFI equipment fitted 45987 8538 L3/4f late 1920's Yard portrait 45988 8543 R3/4f late 1930's Station portrait ACFI equipment fitted 45989 8543 R3/4f late 1930's Stratford Station ACFI equipment fitted 45990 8548 L3/4f 9.8.1935 Kittybrewster Shed ACFI equipment fitted 45991 8549 L3/4f late 1920's Station portrait 45992 8553 L3/4f c1932-7 Shed portrait ACFI equipment fitted 45993 8554 L3/4f c1932-5 Shed portrait ACFI equipment fitted 44195 8557 R3/4f early 1930's Approaching Colchester Station heading express 45994 8557 R3/4f early 1930's Liverpool Street Station 45995 8559 LHS early 1930's Shed portrait 45996 8562 LHS early 1930's Shed portrait 44196 8568 L3/4f late 1930's Colchester Station heading up passenger train 45997 8568 LHS c1932-5 Stratford Shed ACFI equipment fitted 45998 8577 L3/4f c1932-4 Stratford Station ACFI equipment fitted 67288 8579 R 1930s Stratford Shed; very clean gren livery 46544 1526 L3/4f c1946-9 Lineside portrait near Aberdeen 46528 61526 L3/4f c1949 Kittybrewster Shed LOSA List 12C GER Locos p3 GRESLEY LNER Rebuild Class B12/3 45999 8509 R3/4f late 1930's Station portrait 46523 8510 LHS late 1930's Lowestoft Shed 46524 8517 LHS late 1930's Shed portrait 46525 8522 R3/4f c1937/8 Shed portrait part tender only 46526 8523 R3/4f late 1930's Station portrait 46527 8527 R3/4f late 1930's Shed portrait 46528 8527 R3/4f late 1930's Lineside portrait heading passenger train 46529 8530 R3/4f c1938/9 Station portrait 46530 8540 L3/4f late 1930's Stratford Shed 44193 8540 R3/4f c1935-9 Shed portrait 44194 8542 R3/4f c1935-9 Stratford Station coupled to J50 1074 67083 8549 L3/4f 1930s Shed portrait; slightly out of focus 46531 8556 R3/4f late 1930's Stratford Shed 46532 8561 R3/4f late 1930's Shed portrait 46533 8565 R3/4f c1937/8 Shed portrait 46534 8566 R3/4f c1936-9 Stratford Shed 46535 8569 LHS late 1930's Shed portrait 46536 8573 L3/4f late 1930's Shed portrait 46537 8573 RHS late 1930's Station portrait 46538 8574 L3/4f late 1930's Stratford Station 44197 8574 L3/4f late 1930's Lineside portrait working The Eastern Belle 46539 8575 L3/4f late 1930's Shed portrait 46540 8576 R3/4f late 1930's Shed portrait 46541 8579 R3/4f late 1930's Stratford Shed 44198 8580 L3/4f early 1930's Stratford Shed 46542 85xx R3/4f 1930's Station portrait 44199 1509 R3/4f c1946 Colchester Station 44200 1518 R3/4f c1947 Stratford Shed 46543 1523 RHS c1946/7 Shed portrait 44201 1542 R3/4f c1947 Witham station heading up Express 44202 1546 R3/4f c1947 Station portrait 46545 1565 LHS c1946-9 Shed portrait engine only 46546 61512 L3/4f c1954 Shed portrait 44203 61512 R3/4f c1949/50 Station portrait 44204 61523 RHS c1948/9 Colchester Shed 46547 61523 R3/4f c1952 Lineside view in open country heading local passenger 46549 61540 R3/4f c1950 Cambridge Shed 46550 61542 RHS c1954 Shed portrait 44205 61545 L3/4f c1954 Stratford Works 44206 61546 RHS c1952 Shed portrait 46551 61550 L3/4f c1954 Shed portrait 44218 E1555 L3/4f c1948/9 approaching unknown station heading express 44207 61556 R3/4f c1949 Colchester Station 44208 61558 R3/4f c1954 Colchester Shed 46552 61563 R3/4f 5.6.1952 Lineside near Wroxham heading Norwich-Cromer train 46553 61564 R3/4f c1954 Stratford Shed 46554 61564 L3/4f c1954 Liverpool Street Station 46555 61564 L3/4f 4.6.1951 Lineside near St. Olaves heading a parcels train LOSA List 12C GER Locos p4 44209 61564 L3/4f c1949 Station portrait 44210 61564 L3/4f c1956 Shed portrait possibly Ipswich 44211 61565 L3/4f c1957 Stratford Shed 46556 61565 R3/4r c1949/50 Shed portrait 46557 61566 R3/4f c1948/9 Shed portrait 44217 61566 R3/4f c1948/9 Witham station heading Express 46558 61568 R3/4f 1.6.1952 Norwich Thorpe Shed 46559 61568 L3/4f 1.6.1952 Lineside near Wroxham heading Norwich-Cromer train 46560 61572 R3/4f c1960 Norwich Thorpe Shed 46561 61572 R3/4f c1960 Norwich Thorpe Shed inside Shed 46562 61572 L3/4f c1960 Norwich Thorpe Shed identical to 46563 46563 61572 L3/4f c1960 Norwich Thorpe Shed identical to 46562 46564 61572 L3/4r c1959/60 Stratford Shed 46565 1572 L3/4f PRESERVED Sheringham Station 44212 61572 L3/4f c1949 Stratford Shed 44213 61573 R3/4f c1949 Colchester Station 46566 61573 LHS c1952 Stratford Shed 46567 61574 L3/4f c1956/7 Stratford Shed 44214 61574 R3/4f c1956 Nottingham Victoria 44215 61574 L3/4f c1957 Stratford Shed 46568 61575 R3/4f c1952 Stratford Station WJP754 61575 R3/4f c1958 approaching station with up service; Cambridge 65278 61576 R3/4f 30.4.1955 Hatfield Station RCTS Railtour 65279 61576 L3/4f 30.4.1955 Hatfield Station 44216 61577 LHS c1958 Shed portrait 46569 61579 LHS c1954 portrait with loco standing on overbridge (clipped at front end) WJP766 61580 R3/4f c1958 shed yard portrait 44219 ukn R3/4f c1949 GE Suburban Station heading express J.
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