Rare opportunity to own a stunning photograph of Class 17 locomotive number 17 1202, a classic British steam engine that has been preserved for posterity.
Measuring just over 12 inches in diameter, this image provides a glimpse into the working lives of these iconic engines in their heyday. The photograph shows the locomotive standing proudly on its wheels, with a crew busy performing routine maintenance tasks.
Class 17 D8612 is one of only 21 Class D and Class B DCC diesel-electric shunting machines built between 1958 and 1964. This particular locomotive has been lovingly preserved in its original condition, making it a true collector's item.
This photograph is a rare and valuable addition to any railway or steam enthusiast's collection. It captures the spirit of British railroading in the mid-20th century and provides a unique insight into the daily lives of these magnificent machines. A must-have for anyone interested in heritage railways, locomotives, or British history.
A limited edition print is available, signed by the photographer. Frame included, but not the photograph itself as that is copyrighted material.
