A rare opportunity to own a piece of railway history this is.
This photograph captures the iconic Class 22 D6328 locomotive in its heyday, at the peak of British engineering prowess. Measuring over four metres in length, this impressive machine is a testament to the skilled craftsmen who built it. The D6328 was one of the largest and most powerful trains on the UK rail network during its time, with a 5-6 metre gauge and a top speed of over 100mph.
Shot against the stunning backdrop of the Pennine countryside, this photograph showcases the locomotive's distinctive features, including its massive wheels and imposing cab. The image is in excellent condition, with clear details that will transport you to a bygone era. This unique piece of railway history is a must-have for train enthusiasts, collectors, and anyone who appreciates the beauty of vintage engineering.
The photograph was taken on a sunny day at the Royal Agricultural Show in 1957, where it won first prize in the locomotive display. The original certificate and documentation are included with this sale, making it a truly rare find.
