8750 Class - 9741 - British Railways Green9741. British Railways Green Livery With the introduction of what became the 8750 variations, this 1935 built locomotive emerged from Swindon works carrying a new enlarged cab but still retained some of the earlier style parts such as water fillers and backplate feed. Its initial allocation was Stafford Road shed (Wolverhampton) and can be seen here as it was outshopped in the early British Railways livery lettered livery with GWR "Egyptian" typeface.

Underslung fuel tank with inactive boiler water tank

This locomotive was specially finished in British Railways lined green it was to be named “Evening Star”

Switchable red tail lights

on 2mm axles over 26mm pinpoints

Boiler exhaust and steam valve

in December 1913

and the manufacturing output had doubled by 1957

three closed locations are undergoing the de-fuelling process and shipping irradiated fuel rods to Sellafield: Dungeness B

until they were fit only for firewood

PR26832 (ladder)

Club coach 15107

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