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Three Sulzer Type 4 Peaks outside the repair shed at Leeds Neville Hill on 17th August 1961, left to right are D17, D25 and D29. The photograph was taken during the period when Neville Hill had an allocation of Peaks to work the Midland Line express trains while Holbeck was being rebuilt, they would all be reallocated to Holbeck the following year after the work was completed.
D17 was delivered to 17A on 23rd December 1960 and reallocated to Neville Hill in April 1961 renumbered 45024 in April 1975 withdrawn in October 1980 and scrapped at Swindon Works in August 1983.
D25 was delivered to 17A on 15th April 1961 and reallocated to Neville Hill in July 1961 renumbered 45021 in October 1974 withdrawn in October 1980 and scrapped at Swindon Works in April 1983.
D29 was delivered to 17A on 13th May 1961 and reallocated to Neville Hill in June 1961 renumbered 45002 in June 1973 withdrawn in September 1984 and scrapped by M.C. Metal Processing, Glasgow in November 1988.
Photo details
Negative Scan
Ilford HP4 Film
Camera Ensign Selfix 820.
Ref No 1961 08 17 001
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Photographer: Robert French
Collection: Lawrence Photograph Collection
Date: Catalogue range c.1865-1914. Likely c.1901-1911. Possibly c.1901-1907
NLI Ref: L_CAB_05592
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Lens: Nikon 80-200mm f/4.5 N (Manual Focus)
Focal length data is incorrect.