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New discoveries!

 

 

D8611 made it to BFYE, the highest numbered to do so, and a rarity from the BP batch along with celeb D8606:

http://www.flickr.co...r24/5373523029/

 

 

I reject that caption on the basis of this find:

 

http://www.rail-online.co.uk/ImageView.aspx?id=086150d9-a7a7-486c-a9b5-9f179ea869f6

 

D8611 GSYP on withdrawal.

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Now your delving into that last 20%, its certainty getting rather more difficult.

 

Firstly some errors in you list,

D8513 was GSY on withdrawl,

D8514 was GFY on withdrawl,

D8571 was GSY on withdrawl.

 

Now going by photos i have and the numbers are legible, the following locos carried GSY livery at the end,

D8509

D8537

D8604

D8611

 

As for the rest of the list, the following are reported as withdrawn in the following liveries, but i haven't seen any photographic proof, so best to take with a pinch of salt until someone comes up with the evidence

D8501 BFY ??

D8506 GFY ??

D8517 GSY (probably)

D8518 GSY (probably)

D8533 GSY (probably)

D8544 GSY (probably)

D8547 GSY (probably)

D8553 reported as GSY & BFY

D8555 GSY (probably)

D8569 GSY (probably)

D8575 GSY (probably)

D8578 GSY (probably)

D8581 GFY ??

D8589 GFY (probably)

D8594 GFY (but i believe it may of gone in GSY)

D8596 GFY ??

D8599 GSY (probably)

D8602 GFY ??

D8603 GSY (probably)

D8609 GSY (probably)

 

As i say the last section are only probables, but i hope it helps.

 

Trevor

Sure on that Trev?

I have 8514 and 8571 down as blue ex works 10/10/70 listed in railway magazine Dec 1970.

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D8501 BFY ??  Definitely-repainted blue Nov 1967.
D8506 GFY ?? According to RO, yes.
D8517 GSY (probably)
D8518 GSY (probably)
D8533 GSY (probably)
D8544 GSY (probably)
D8547 GSY (probably)  Some possibility of GFYE
D8553 reported as GSY & BFY
D8555 GSY (probably)
D8569 GSY (probably)


D8575 GSY (probably)
D8578 GSY (probably)
D8581 GFY ?? According to RO yes
D8589 GFY (probably)
D8594 GFY (but i believe it may of gone in GSY)
D8596 GFY ??
D8599 GSY (probably)
D8602 GFY ??
D8603 GSY (probably)
D8609 GSY (probably)

The others match my records.

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On 22/01/2012 at 18:52, Trevor H said:

Now your delving into that last 20%, its certainty getting rather more difficult.

 

Firstly some errors in you list,

D8513 was GSY on withdrawl,

D8514 was GFY on withdrawl,

D8571 was GSY on withdrawl.

 

Now going by photos i have and the numbers are legible, the following locos carried GSY livery at the end,

D8509

D8537

D8604

D8611

 

As for the rest of the list, the following are reported as withdrawn in the following liveries, but i haven't seen any photographic proof, so best to take with a pinch of salt until someone comes up with the evidence

D8501 BFY ??

D8506 GFY ??

D8517 GSY (probably)

D8518 GSY (probably)

D8533 GSY (probably)

D8544 GSY (probably)

D8547 GSY (probably)

D8553 reported as GSY & BFY

D8555 GSY (probably)

D8569 GSY (probably)

D8575 GSY (probably)

D8578 GSY (probably)

D8581 GFY ??

D8589 GFY (probably)

D8594 GFY (but i believe it may of gone in GSY)

D8596 GFY ??

D8599 GSY (probably)

D8602 GFY ??

D8603 GSY (probably)

D8609 GSY (probably)

 

As i say the last section are only probables, but i hope it helps.

 

Trevor



Do you have the links for 8509/37?

 

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The present state of play regarding Clayton livery knowledge suggests that just shy of one third ended their days in BFYE (38), but GFYE outnumbered original GSYP at the reckoning, with 43 receiving FYE and 36 remaining as-built.

 

Current thinking AFAICT:

GSYP: 8505/9/12/3/6-9/21/4/31/3/7/44/7/53-5/60/9/71/2/5/6/8/87/8/90/1/4/99/600/3/5/9/11 (Total 36)

GFYE: 8504/6/8/14/5/28/30/6/9/41/6/8/9/51/2/8/9/61-3/8/79/81/6/9/92/3/5-8/601/2/4/7/8/10/2-6 (Total 43)

BFYE: 8500-3/7/10/20/2/3/5-7/9/32/4/5/8/40/2/3/5/50/6/7/64-7/70/3/4/7/80/2-5/606 (Total 38)

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I have a few differences;

largely agree with your blue list but I have 8524 as GSYP and 8568 was definitely NOT blue but withdrawn GFYE.
Add 8582 to the list of blue. Some doubt over 8514 as being blue.
8556 I have report but no proof as blue, also 8514, 8534.

GFYE again largely agree but no proof of 8514, 8549, 8589, 8595,  8596, 8602
8603 was GSYP to withdrawal.

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On 19/04/2020 at 20:21, Russell Saxton said:

I have a few differences;

largely agree with your blue list but I have 8524 as GSYP and 8568 was definitely NOT blue but withdrawn GFYE.
Add 8582 to the list of blue. Some doubt over 8514 as being blue.
8556 I have report but no proof as blue, also 8514, 8534.

GFYE again largely agree but no proof of 8514, 8549, 8589, 8595,  8596, 8602
8603 was GSYP to withdrawal.

 

Don't know what I was thinking with 8568, I know that was GFYE as I pointed out in the group on FB!

 

Making the other edits now!

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An additional nuance has come to light in the story of Clayton liveries.  The running-plate on these locos was awash with oil as part of their general operating malaise.  At some stage in the build it was obviously decided to make the resulting black an official part of the livery.  

 

In the Hooper book we can see D8568 with black solebar in preservation, but more importantly D8577 on 5th September 1966 from a footbridge, with black solebar and running plate. Colour photos of all Beyer-Peacock locos show black solebars, whereas 8546 in GFYE on 7th March 1970 retains its green solebar.  I wonder which was the first loco where the practice started....

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