This iconic locomotive has been a staple of British railway history, its sturdy design and robust construction making it a reliable workhorse for countless hauls across the country. Built in the early 1920s, the NCB Morrison Bury Coltie is one of only a handful of original Bury Colties still in existence today.
Originally named RS2730/91, this impressive locomotive has been lovingly restored to its former glory and is now on display at a prestigious railway museum. Its distinctive curved profile and imposing size make it an instant attraction for anyone lucky enough to see it up close.
Despite being over 80 years old, the Coltie remains a remarkably robust machine, with many of its original components still intact. It's a true piece of railway heritage, offering a glimpse into the past when steam locomotives were the only way to haul heavy loads across the country.
With its rich history and impressive physical presence, the NCB Morrison Bury Coltie is an unmissable opportunity for anyone interested in British industrial heritage.
