StoneRoad2013's photos with the keyword: Bulleid

Tangmere, aka 4067 aka 34067 ... Bulleid light pacific class, as built with air-smoothed casing [aka "spam cans"] constructed 1943 - 1951. Sixty were rebuilt without the casing during the late 1950s. Tangmere is one of the twenty preserved from a class of 110 locomotives, and lives at Carnforth when not operating main-line charters etc. Named after RAF Tangmere en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SR_West_Country_and_Battle_of_Britain_classes Pictured at Carlisle on a charter train.

Tangmere's name plate adorning the air-smoothed casing of 34067 at Carlisle. Platform was crowded with passengers from the charter.

Tangmere aka 34067 posing at Carlisle with the WCR charter "Northern Belle" on 31st August 2024 Headlamp code - Class A "Express Passenger"

Name / Class plate. 35018 "British India Line" originally built 1945 and much rebuilt by British Rail in 1956. Taken at Carlisle Citadel Station, 25th January 2020 - BIL was on a Winter Cumbrian Mountain Express (as run by the Railway Touring Company) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SR_Merchant_Navy_Class_35018_British_India_Line

Motive power - No 34070 "Manston" - Battle of Britain class, Bulleid designed and built in 1947 at Brighton, withdrawn August 1964. This light pacific class, with their air-smoothed casings were "affectionately" known as "spam cans" ... Returned to service at the Swanage Railway in 2008 and owned by Southern Locomotives Limited.

Closer view of the plates on "Manston" No 34070. wiki info on RAF Manston - scroll down for WW2 (Battle of Britain) details en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAF_Manston