Northbound express unknown 'Royal Scot' class 7P 4-6-0 at Bletchley 1954

Northbound express unknown Black 5 4-6-0 at Bletchley 1954

Southbound 'Irish Mail' at Bletchley 1954 Britannia class 4-6-2 7P6F no.70046 unnamed of 6J Holyhead shed

Southbound express at Bletchley 1954 unknown de-streamlined Coronation class 4-6-2. 8P.

Up express approaching Bletchley headed by 1 Co-Co 1 6P/6F no.10203. A poor photo with nothing to indicate the setting, but included because it was a rare sighting of this machine (brand new in 1954). Only 3 of these were built, at Ashford Works, this being the third and most powerful. For the technical people- English Electric Co. 16-cyl. 2000 b.h.p. Weight 132 tons. Driving wheels 3'7", maximum tractice effort 50,000 lb. Transmission:electric. 6 nose-suspended, axle-hung d.c.motors of 260 h.p.(1 hr.rating).

Up 'Royal Scot' passing Bletchley station early afternoon 1954.locomotive unknown. Stanier 8P 4-6-2.

Northbound freight at Bletchley 1954. unknown Stanier 8F 2-8-0.

First sighting of a BR 9F 2-10-0 no. 92008 heading a southbound freight at Bletchley 1954. I remember being so surprised I remained seated on the bench and just took the photo.

Stanier 5MT no.45493 4-6-0 of 2A Rugby, at Bletchley, platform 6, 1954 with an up semi-fast for Euston

Royal Scot class 4-6-0 7P no. 46166 'London Rifle Brigade', with an up semi-fast for Euston at Bletchley, platform 6, 1954.

A better rescan of the previous shot. Do not understand why it is the most popular.

Unnamed 'Patriot' 6P5F 4-6-0 at Bletchley 1954 with an up semi-fast for Euston