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44674
Black 5 44674 at Larbert in August 1965 - photo from collection of Alan R Sainty for a further colour archive photo of this engine click here.
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Black 5 Photographs
Oct 6, 2006 ... Welcome to this web page, devoted to the LMS Class 5 mixed traffic 4-6-0 locomotives as designed by Sir William A. Stanier, ...
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Black 5 Photographs
Oct 6, 2006 ... Welcome to this web page, devoted to the LMS Class 5 mixed traffic ... Sir William A. Stanier, otherwise generally known as the LMS Black 5. ...
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Black 5 Photographs
Oct 6, 2006 ... Welcome to this web page, devoted to the LMS Class 5 mixed traffic 4-6-0 locomotives as ... otherwise generally known as the LMS Black 5. ...
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Black 5 Photographs
Oct 6, 2006 ... Welcome to this web page, devoted to the LMS Class 5 mixed traffic ... Sir William A. Stanier, otherwise generally known as the LMS Black 5. ...
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Black 5 Photographs
Oct 6, 2006 ... This is not intended to be a definitive history of the LMS and later British Railways Black 5s, nor a detailed technical description of them ...
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45337
45337, now preserved on the East Lancs Railway, at Ravensthorpe on 28 March 1959, photograph by B Hilton. For a further photo of this engine, click here.
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44767
44767 the unique Stephenson Valve Gear Black 5, as built with a double chimney and electric lights - although still with LMS on the tender it has its BR ...
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