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European Railroad Discussion > Mr. Brown at the LNERDate: 05/13/21 18:21 Mr. Brown at the LNER Author: gbmott Apparently A. E. Brown didn't spend much time around the LNER, and what photos he took were mostly static roster-type shots, but here are a few from there.
1. BR 60880 Green Arrow - Kings X 4-3-56 (Mr. Brown again manages to shoot a loco that will wind up preserved) 2. BR 60003 Andrew K. McCosh - Kings X 4-3-56 3. BR 62017 - March 5-5-60 Gordon    Date: 05/13/21 23:29 Re: Mr. Brown at the LNER Author: 86235 Another "wow" from me.
Date: 05/14/21 05:35 Re: Mr. Brown at the LNER Author: 55002 Superb - my part of the world - thanks. chris uk.
Date: 05/14/21 08:03 Re: Mr. Brown at the LNER Author: UP3806 I always look froward each week to your posts. Please keep them coming!
Tom Date: 05/14/21 16:33 Re: Mr. Brown at the LNER Author: kurtarmbruster I get a kick out of how some latter-day LNER power subtly mirrored the Stirling singles of the 1880s in line, detail, and simplicity. Thanks for these always-delightful views!
Date: 05/15/21 16:15 Re: Mr. Brown at the LNER Author: PHall Looking at the cylinders I take it the 60800 is a three cylinder locomotive?
Date: 05/16/21 05:12 Re: Mr. Brown at the LNER Author: gbmott PHall Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Looking at the cylinders I take it the 60800 is a > three cylinder locomotive? Yes, and utilizing the same Gresley-designed linkage to the middle cylinder as used on some UP 4-12-2's among others in the US. (Someone correct me if I have misspoken) Gordon Date: 06/01/21 17:30 Re: Mr. Brown at the LNER Author: railroadbill Good Catch!
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