British Vintage Stereoscopy — Views
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28 - British Railways
Original Film Roll Title Frame
A helfully descriptive title frame (above) gives you helful information on this one. Some lovely 3d photos here, especially if you like old trains! Click on each to get a larger version to view.
The Views
View 1
Waterloo Station. One of the London termini of the Southern Region.
View 2
A Jubilee class locomotive No. 45629 "STRAITS SETTLEMENTS" hauls an express train out of St. Pancras (London Midland Region).
View 3
Clapham Junction on the Southern Region. This is the busiest railway junction in the world.
View 4
A Merchant Navy class engine hauling "The BOURNEMOUTH BELLE", a noted Southern Region express.
View 5
Preparing a Class A4 "Pacific" locomotive for the run. The streamlined front panel has been raised to enable the smoke-box to be cleaned.
View 6
The London Midland Region's crack express - the "ROYAL SCOT" - shortly after leaving Euston.
View 7
The Control Room at Euston. The Superintendent sits at the desk on the right, where he can overlook the activities of the various Controllers.
View 8
A V.2, 2-6-2 Class locomotive being rotated on a turntable at King's Cross.
View 9
The Metropolitan-Vickers Gas-turbo-electric engine - one of the most modern railway developments (Western Region).
View 10
A 4-6-2 Class A3 engine, "TRANQUIL" being coaled from an automatic bunker.
View 11
An Eastern Region express hauled by a 4-6-2 Class A3 engine "DONOVAN" at the start of its long run from King's Cross to the North.
View 12
The Western Region passenger marshalling yard at Old Oak Common, London.
View 13
Various types of engines waiting with steam up, in the loco sheds outside King's Cross Station.
View 14
A Jubillee (sic) class locomotive, No. 45573, "NEWFOUNDLAND" hauls an express train into St Pancras (London Midland Region).
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