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Richmond House
Baotou slag bank
Tunstead loading point
Wallerscote memories
Morning passenger
Ascending the high tip
Thorpe Marsh
Chimneypots
Benches
Welcome to Bollington
Red Capri on High Street
Bollington Co-op
Security
The loader
The beast attacks
Consumables
Beach Huts - another angle
Sand towers
The pointsman's bike
Manchester panorama
Just visible
Up the bank
Ingersley Vale
All on time
Out of fuel
Congleton Co-op No.2 Branch
Eggborough clouds
Melton Ross limeworks
Blockbuster petrol
SGS at Malakwal
Running from the dusk
No fuel
The end of the line
Carriage cleaning
The old and the new
Looking up
Queen Anne
Linghe Mine
Acme Marls - Kilns
Mixed train
Aynsley in blue
Sir George Earle before the storm
Dyeworks farewell
On the furnace line
Beichang Washery
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Corporate identities
Different eras, different owners. Signs of their times at Sheffield Station.
The Midland Railway Wyvern is, in my opinion, the more attractive symbol, but the BR double-arrow was/is a most effective and memorable logo. I was interested to see that the newer logo had been placed in a position directly in front of the older one.
The Midland Railway Wyvern is, in my opinion, the more attractive symbol, but the BR double-arrow was/is a most effective and memorable logo. I was interested to see that the newer logo had been placed in a position directly in front of the older one.
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