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Jyotibachyaa naavane.. chaang bhalaa!
was on trip of kolhapur last month.. last year.. it was a trek.. of 9 forts in 4 days..
it ends up with jyotiba, mahalaxmi finally as i stayed back for 2 more days... :D
5593 "Kolhapur" & 45596 "Bahamas" roar through Burrs with the first train of the day on the 29th August 1993.
Under very gloomy skies, BR 'Jubilee' class 45593 'Kolhapur' coasting into Hellifield station, Yorkshire on its journey from Leeds to Carlisle on Oct.2, 1966. This was a portion of the Stephenson Locomotive Society's "Pennine Rail Tour" from Birmingham to Carlisle and return. 45593 was in charge for the Leeds-Carlisle-Manchester portion.
Epson V500 scan of Agfacolor 35mm slide.
'Jubilee' 45593 "Kolhapur" at stands Skipton Station with the Carlisle bound "South Yorkshire", a special from Bradford Foster Square in April 1966.
Fancy sitting on the track these days?!!
Preserved London Midland and Scottish Railway (LMS) Jubilee Class steam locomotive 5593 (BR 45593) 'Kolhapur' at at Tyseley Locomotive Works open day July 5th 2014.
Designed by LMS Chief mechanical Engineer William Stanier 5593 entered service in 1934 and was withdrawn in October 1967.
RD19066. Stanier LMS Jubilee Class 4-6-0 5593 KOLHAPUR at the Tyseley Locomotive Works 2018 open day. It's patiently waiting its turn in the overhaul queue.
Sunday, 30th September, 2018. Copyright © Ron Fisher.
London Midland and Scottish Railway Jubilee Class 5593 (BR number 45593) 'Kolhapur'
On 11 July 2013 Christie's sold Terence Cuneo's painting of the LMS Jubilee 'Kolhapur' on the Lickey Incline in their sale of Victorian & British Impressionist Art for £73,875.
Patrick Whitehouse, the author, steam railway preservationist and joint presenter of BBC TV's 'Railway Roundabout', commissioned 'The Lickey Incline' directly from the artist in the 1960s.
Whitehouse bought 'Kolhapur' as a wreck and it was restored at the Tyseley Railway Museum in Birmingham, which he founded. 'Kolaphur' was one of the few locomotives which were powerful enough to take a passenger train up the Lickey Incline without needing assistance from a banking engine.
'The Lickey Incline' was painted on site and from a photograph taken by Patrick Whitehouse, the renowned railway photographer. The two children depicted in the lower left corner are Whitehouse’s son and daughter.
Details
Artist: Terence Cuneo (1907-1996)
The Lickey Incline signed and dated ‘“CUNEO”/JUNE ‘68’ (lower left)
oil on canvas 30 x 40 in. (76.2 x 101.7 cm.)
Kolhapur in charge of the 9.20 St Pancras to Glasgow overtakes a 9f in the loop, on 19th August 1967.