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1980 Scania 141 V8 tipper.
Registered in November 2018.
Cheffins vintage and classic auction, Sutton -
"1980 Scania 141 RHD 6x4 Rigid 3 Way Tipper Reg. No. ETH 665V Chassis No. 4215321 The vendor states that this is a good clean low KM tipper that is in good running and driving order and offered for sale with current V5C documentation Estimate £26,000 - £27,000."
Unsold.
50050 "Fearless" turns on the ETH to the stock of 1V82 1023 Manchester to Penzance at Birmingham New Street on 22nd October 1981.
I saw plumes of smoke emitted and a rise in engine revs a few times when Fifites were coupled up and turned on the ETH, presumably some form of "compressor speed up" to raise the idle speed of the engine when powering the EH.
An ETH 47 on empty spoil wagons, passing Kirkham North Junction SB, after leaving Bradkirk Tip, Blackpool Tower is on the LHS horizon
iPhone RAW .dng processed in Lightroom.
Some seats and people messily removed.
"In the 2022 edition of QS World University Rankings, ETH Zurich was ranked 8th in the world, placing it as the fourth-best European university after the University of Oxford, the University of Cambridge and Imperial College London." (Wikipedia)
1979 Land Rover 109" Series 3 hardtop.
Ex-military (registered 27 HF 32) and registered for civilian use in February 2019.
This General Service Land Rover was stationed at Clive Barracks, Ternhill, and served with 1st Battalion Duke of Wellington's Regiment, 1st Battalion Black Watch, 1 Royal Welsh Fusiliers, 1 Welsh Guards and 55 Signal Squadron, Royal Corps of Signals. It was sold off in December 1997.
The Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich (ETH) around 1940. The three photos are from an album that students received when they graduated in 1940. The recipient of the album studied mechanical engineering and died in 1994. The heirs do not claim the copyright and leave the photos for publication for the historical heritage. Switzerland, December 3, 2022. (1/3)