The E353 series is a DC tilting electric multiple unit (EMU) train operated by the East Japan Railway.

 

48151, the locomotive pictured, is one of several Stanier 8Fs in preservation. It was withdrawn from service in 1968, sent for scrap, saved by the Yorkshire Dales railway and restored. Picture taken in Coalville, the line is still in use.

 

GWR Pannier Tank 7754, built in 1930, now preserved.

 

VLIX Alco C420 No.2064 and former L&N GP30.

 

Black 5 45027 at Stockport Edgeley on 23rd September 1967.

 

Amtrack Southampton Street Yard, Boston.

 

LNER Gresley A4 No 60026, 'Miles Beevor' in 1931 at Kings Cross.

 

BR Class 17 (also known as the Clayton Type1), at my boyhood village station of Mickleover, Derby.

 

Queensboro Plaza station, New York.

 

The former Chatham dockyard branch line, Kent, UK.

 

English Electric gas turbine GT3 owes its 'steam' like appearance to the fact that it was built onto an ex-LMS class 5 steam loco chassis. The tender carried diesel fuel.

 

SCNF (France) Alstom TGV 2N2 Lyria No. 4729.

 

Stanier 8f, 48027, in Leicester.

 

Pennsylvania Railroad pair of striking E8A's, No.5712-A and No.5892-A, Chicago 1960's.

 

GWR Castle Class No 7029. Clun Castle.

 

Two LNER Class A4 on the east coast main line.

 

Marylebone Station, London. Two Class 680 unloading right, and one departing, left.

 

Wabash E8 and E7 at Council Bluffs, Iowa in 1965.

 

Volk's Electric Railway opened in 1883, Brighton and Rottingdean Seashore Electric railway, Sussex, UK. Known as 'Daddy Long Legs'.

 

Norfolk and Southern steel coil train Tennessee.

 

National Coal Board Davenport 0-6-0, It is not widely known that a handful of 'USA' 0-6-0 tanks, such as those purchased by the Southern Railway, worked in Northumberland collieries.

 

Class 47 coming off Arten Gill Viaduct in the 1980's.

 

Danbury Railway Museum, New York, New Haven & Hartford Railway Budd RDC 32.

 

Stalemate in Brazil.

 

BSNF 6887 crossing the Yellowstone.

 

No.70047, the only unnamed BR Standard 7MT in 1963.

 

Norfolk Southern Yard in Charlotte, North Carolina.