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Carriages of the Schull & Skibbereen Railway
Irishswissernie replied to Wexford70's topic in General Chat
There are 3 internal views in JIC Boyd's Schull & Skibbereen book.Pages 196,201 & 204 plus the drawins previously posted on here. -
A couple of interesting prints from my collection, as I do not have copyright I won't upload them to flickr. The prints were in John Dewings' collection but I know that they were taken on a trip to Ireland in April 1940 with his quote 'my oldest friend Frank Jones away from war torn Britain before both joind up' The prints have the initials FKHJ on the reverse, I wonder whether the negatives and/ or Mr Jones survived. Castlegregory Junction , No 6 on Tralee bound goods train 11 April 1940. Tralee station same date.
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Carriages of the Schull & Skibbereen Railway
Irishswissernie replied to Wexford70's topic in General Chat
I have a couple of John Dewing prints but not the negatives which possibly do not now exist as in the his later life he cut up various negatives or threw them out. As I do not have copyright I will not upload them to flickr and as far as I am aware they have not appeared anyway in the media etc. before. The first one is dated 14 Sept 1936 with No 3s on a train leaving Skibbereen. The sceond one is of No. 4s just outside Skibbereen station 9 April 1940. Does anyone know if the negatives are still extant and who has them.- 16 replies
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Fingers crossed for you!! Brings back memories from the 1980's which is a bit worrying because I can't remember much from last week!
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Letterkenny.
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There is a pipe sticking up with a knob on the end, on the inside of the tank on the third photo which corresponds with the pipe on the loco on the first photograph and its also the same number 2. The loco in the shed at Tuam nearest the camera has the pipe/ in a different position and is missing its cab plus I think the plates and number are in a lower position on the tank side. Casserley noted they were 1 and 3 so probably 1.
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I have found another negative but don't know the location , I think its probably at Thurles Beet Factory.
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I have uploaded a couple at Tuam today. Ind 1955-04-21 Tuam CSE, 2 RMC83500 Cas25185. Ind 1955-04-21 Tuam CSE 1 + 3 RMC83505 Cas25186.
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Interesting not-so-early Irish Railway photos
Irishswissernie replied to Mol_PMB's topic in General Chat
Another view of the same train, its at Dungarvan showing the first coach. . Dungarvan 461 Waterford - Mallow service 6June 1961 img113 -
I have some 300 County Donegal Railways images to upload so to cut down the queue a bit have added 32 to flickr today. They are currently at the beginning of the photostream. https://www.flickr.com/photos/irishswissernie/ on this link. Here is a sample. CDRJC 1955 ca Donegal Town coprint 25j+063a. CDRJC 1955-ca Rossnowlagh coprint ref 25j+058c. CDRJC 1955 ca Strabane Coach 40 coprint 25j+060d.
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Bundoran Junctions. West and North West Junction. 174 GNRI 1956-06-07 Bundoran Jc. 10.30 Bundoran-Enniskillen 46, van, van 782, Brake compo 2, 3rd 484. coprints174 171 GNRI 1956-06-07 Bundoran Jc. 43 TC 10.50 Omagh-Pettigo coprint171 North Junction , 2 leads off the Omagh bound track no cross overs. There is a trackplan Page 79 , in Fermanaghs Railways plus some better photos by NW Sprinks of the junctions.
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4 views of Cork Albert Quay ex CBSCR, The first view appears to have a Park Royal as the centre coach. CBSC 1958-06-05 Cork, Albert Quay. Railcar2631 + 2 6whl coaches on rear. PFF079. CBSC 1957- + Cork Albert Quay AEC2603 PFF177. CBSC 1959 ca Cork, Albert Quay. PFF400. CBSC 1957 - + Cork Albert Quay Train shed. PFF181.
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I have quite a few Hill of Howth negs to upload. A bit of a niche subject for modellers, I think I can remember a tram or trams on the old Cyril Fry layout. Pity the tramway didn't have a steam worked goods service like Fintona but it would have been uneconomic partly because of the short distance from Howth and Sutton stations but also the steep gradients on the line would have been impractical for a steam worked service.. Here are 3 views I will upload the rest today so if you want to see these just go on the flickr photostream. In total there are 48 views including colour grouped together in the GNRI Album at the end of Page 13 and continuing on page 14. I have a pile of Fintona ones to go on as well. 26J168 Hill of Howth Sutton station yard No 4 6 Sept 1957. 26J172 Hill of Howth Sutton Depot. 26J174 Hill of Howth Sutton Cross No. 2 entering loop Dec 1958.
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