This photograph is a rare glimpse into the early days of Britain's railway heritage. Captured in 1962, it shows the bustling train site at Llanelli Station, where locomotives are loaded onto sidings for departure to their destinations.
The image is a testament to the importance of these rural stations during the early days of British rail travel. The station's complex of tracks and sidings would eventually give way to the introduction of diesel trains, but this photograph provides a fascinating insight into the world of steam locomotives that once thrived here.
In good condition, with some minor signs of wear from age. A great addition to any railway enthusiast's collection or a unique piece for those interested in Welsh industrial heritage.
