Tatchell "F" Series The large number of thumbnail images on this page take some time to completely download. You can scroll down the page to view the descriptions while the thumbnails are still being downloaded. All fields...CodeDescription search... reset... 5 10 15 20 25 30 50 100 All Page 1 of 11 Results 1 - 10 of 108 StartPrev12345678910NextEnd Code} DescriptionThumbnail ADF935 Adams T1 class 0-4-4T No. 8 (Nine Elms 1894). Left side of loco, as built in Adams livery, lettered LSWR, at Nine Elms. ADF934 Adams T1 class 0-4-4T No. 66 (Nine Elms 1888). Left side of loco, as built in Adams livery, lettered L&SWR, at Nine Elms. ADF933 Adams T1 class 0-4-4T (Nine Elms 1896). Loco as completed by Drummond, lettered S.W.R, with Drummond style numberplate and conical smokebox door. Left side view at Nine Elms. ADF932 Adams A12 class 0-4-2 535 (Nine Elms 1887).Right side view in the 1890s, lettered L&SWR with Large Beyer tender. ADF931 Adams B4 class 0-4-0T 98 CHERBOURG (Nine Elms 1893). Right front view at Southampton Docks shed, probably 1930s. ADF930 Beattie standard 2-4-0T 191 (Beyer Peacock 392 of 1864), at Petersfield c. 1880. Left front view. Feedwater heater has been removed, but the loco still has a Beattie chimney and no vacuum brake. This is a selective enlargement, of the loco only, from a photograph showing also Petersfield Yard Signalbox and the four coach train. ADF929 Beattie standard 2-4-0T 261 (Beyer Peacock 844 of 1868). Left side view, probably 1880s, with feedwater heater removed. Adams chimney and vacuum brake added.. ADF928 Beyer Peacock Double Framed 0-6-0 278-A (Beyer Peacock 1168 of 1872, rebuilt with Adams boiler 1886 and withdrawn 1913. Re-instated with A suffix to number 1917) Left side view at Strawberry Hill, c. 1920. ADF927 Drummond 700 class 0-6-0 327 (D?bs 3532, 1897) at Strawberry Hill. Left side view of loco only, with the cleaning gang (13 lads) posing on the running plate. ADF926 Drummond E10 class 4-2-2-0 370 (Nine Elms 1901). Front left hand view inside Nine Elms shed, probably c. 1912 as the loco has a 4500 gallon tender.