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Class Details

Grouping : London & North Eastern Railway
Configuration : 4-6-2
Common Name :
Designer : Peppercorn

Introduced 1948. Peppercorn development of A1/1 for new construction.
All fitted with double chimney.
(a) Fitted with roller bearings.

Weight:
Loco 104 tons 2 cwt Driving Wheel: 6' 8"
Tend 60 tons 7 cwt Boil Press: 250lb/sq in Su
Cylinders: Three Valve Gear: Walschaerts (piston valves)
19" x 26" TE: 37,400 lb


Total Locos for Class - 49

 

60114
60115
60116
60117
60118

60119
60120
60121
60122
60123

60124
60125
60126
60127
60128

60129
60130
60131
60132
60133

60134
60135
60136
60137
60138

60139
60140
60141
60142
60143

60144
60145
60146
60147
60148

60149
60150
60151
60152
60153 a

60154 a
60155 a
60156 a
60157 a
60158

60159
60160
60161
60162


Images for Loco Class A1

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LNER/BR Class A1 No. 60140 at Selby Station1961

Image Date: 1961cc00
Image Owner: Unknown


LNER/BR Class A1 No. 60140 Balmoral storms through Selby station on the 'up' main in August 1961. Two trainspotters in jumpers and jeans watch intensely as it passes. This photo will become part of the gallery 'Trainspotting in the 1950s and 1960s and what we Used to Wear'


BR/LNER Class A1 No. 60130 at Ardsley Shed 1965

Image Date: 19650314
Image Owner: Unknown


BR/LNER Class A1 No. 60130 Kestrel on Ardsley Shed Sunday 14th March 1965. One trainspotters notebook in hand ruses by wearing a pullover and long trousers. Another, carrying a camera, poses for another camera at the side of the loco wearing a pullover, shirt and long trousers. The third spotter takes the photo wearing an anorak and long trousers. This photo will become part of the gallery 'Trainspotting in the 1950s and 1960s and what we Used to Wear'


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