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Gresley A3 60106 Flying Fox is standing at Newcastle Central station with a southbound express. The engine is carrying a Doncaster shedplate (36A) where it was allocated from 8 September 1963 to 20 October 1963 and the photo can therefore be dated during this period. It was transferred to New England (Peterborough) on the latter date and was withdrawn in December 1964.
Photographer unknown
The comet continues to fade but it is high in the sky so has much more dark time. Captured with a Vixen VSD astrograph and a Nikon Z8 camera. 1 min integration calibrated with star colors
Great photo opportunity, but the evening had the horrid Tucson AZ haze/dust even so the comet shown through. This image is 33 x 1.6 sec captured with a Nikon Z8 and a Nikon FX 105 mm F1.4 lens, stationary tripod, this is a great wide lens for this type of photography,
As the comet is fading color is emerging, it appears comet green is emerging. This image was captured in Tucson AZ and is comprised of 1 min of 5 sec subs acquired with a Vixen VSD astrograph and a Nikon Z8 camera.
Fading quickly, it is now a great telescopic comet that fits well the field of view of telescopes. High in the sky the comet now has a scenic star background. These images were captured with a Vixen VSD telescope and a Nikon Z8 camera. Each image is three minutes integration of ten second subs. Captured in Tucson AZ.
Imaged in Tucson AZ using a Nikon Z8 and a Nikon F1.4 105 mm FX lens with adapter. The comet faded quickly at full Moon and as it is fading comet colors are emerging.
LNER Gresley A3 pacific 60063 ''Isinglass'' passing the signal box at Kings Cross station, in June 1963.
The loco was withdrawn a year later, in June 1964, and scrapped in August. Only one example survived into preservation.
The signal box was demolished in summer 1976, and today (2022) these tracks are all electrified..
Restored from an under-exposed motion-blurred blue-colour-shifted original..
Original slide - photographer unknown